The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 01, 1894, Image 3
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Published Every Thursday,
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7 A M.. ih'.II * . <w iii \ I'. M.
Mr. S cr;i >-f I?; i iusU'in A Co..
Wil#l?M??* ton here y >t i * 1:iv.
Tluj Stn'-? K >i.- will *00? ke li
I souit) of our j i op'e \\i?l sittetl'1.
.M ?r??? i i'.ti" is in pro^iv^s himI wo
hop* th;t vo :u >11* ( : t people will <p'i
Mr. J. li. l"! ii* h io iicult) o>'iiM I
< riUe i |??iivi-nicnt in : i-- shop- of
I.liH.
Si-ssi' iis lVo*>., will Imvn in n day
or 8 ? :i M*i" lot of i I?i t ? s ??
til Ml
k
O.ipi !'i k li.i?*i??ufrl?8 peot las1
.Solid ?\ in the vi: inj,,aioi' Woo l awn
on i lit* sea* h re. *
o i John. i.. mr^unrin ami pot
fimv oMn*rx, will .<pi uk here :ii the
t'onn 11 on tse on next .Monday, sale
dav
Miss Sadie liaj^yctt Cuiiic ii|? from
en Fiji lay's 8t? aim r,
a'i'l i* \isitmg her lister, Mrs. V."
K. l'orter.
Mr. I4' S. Baker sends us ; ear of
corh t vol vo said a half inches lon^,
having eighteen rows, jp.h1 llflv nine
grains to i lie row.
Mrs. IV i?. (Jo!"'ins accompanied hy
her daughter. Mrs, IV IV Mc^Vhite,
*oi timed on Friday's steamm* from
II !i?U,rsouvil'e, V. O.
licv. A. M. Dvkeolmiry of Mullios,
will preach the funeral of the Into
Amanda M. Aiford,ut. Poplar Church
on 'ho second Sunday in November.
i?t, 11 o'- look A. M.
The vor.in? men nron-He In h tvo ji
V O I I
Tournament the Thursday after
V'hri tmns ami request all who wish
l<? engage in it, to meet lu re on saleday
n*?xt to discuss the matter.
M-L< ndon one of the S'.i'es < 'on
a'aldes, wo participated in the L>nr
liutrton riot, ami who was charged
wit h Hi nder has been aeq rtt. d.
Tho.easo of ('din umjt-Uor c n tab e
^ was thrown out.
Mr. >S. S. And -rson. Sr., of 1'oplar,
fluid a happy family rc union last
Monday week, his daughters, Mrs
N. .J. ltirtou, of Lax, (?a., Mrs A
II and Mrs. L. i?\ Amler-on, of Pair
Blurt, N. C., were with him.
, Judge William McL. Brooks, who
presided over tne convention that
to k Ala., out of the Union, died on
the evening of tho 2(Jth suddenly of
heart fuihue. He had passed the
eightieth milestone. Was also a
member of i!ie t 'liar!sston convention
in 18G0.
... %
? who 1i.i? l^vii
Georgia sinc? last hVhruury, hi rN
^ v-m1 here i>n Tuesdays Steamer to th?
(U'lght of his family j?imI many
friends. I In is looking well hik!
8 tys that he has not heen sick a day
6in.ce he left hor?\
Mr. George W. S ssions, of 1'ravis
villi.* G.i., ia wri'iog >h about the
' killing of thu I it-.1 I'honia.s I.ittl.-,
Y say : Oourl :s ia se-sion here. The
I cas ? consumed a I out three hoars,
' vvii-ii i h<* jn y uft.i. r .?! ui: I'oi ly loin
U'es deiib ratio.:, jeturned a \ei lift
of 'v?iot jj'*i!iy? *
For a I'tiiii ia ill'- .Mde or < host
there is nothing so good as a po- e of
ilannel dampened with Chamber
Iain's Fain lialtn and bound on ov< r
the 'seat of pain. It affords prompt
permanent relief and if used in tune
will often prevent a eold from resultf
ing in pneumonia. Thissmite treatment
is a euro cure for hajie hack.
For sale by l)r. E Norton.
Our esteemed friend Mr. Henry
ilardee, w ho has for several rears
kept the Commercial House at this
place, left- us last Monday for lien.
I 1,11. V n .m>K I... i
iv? V f ov/i? ? i ? 1 ?? UCiV lit' lf> tU 1*11gage
in the same business. Our peo
pie are loth to part with Mr. Hardee
and his most estimable wife, who
preceded him, going on last week.
The popularity of the 4k Commercial''
here is largely attributed lo Mrs.
Hard, e's conduct of the culinary depar:
ment. They have the best wish
?s of our people.
lit nry W ilson the master at
Welshtou, Florida, snjMhe cured a
cusp of diarrhoea of long standing in
ux hours, with one small bolCo of
Chamber Iain's Colic, Cholera and
piqrrhooa lit medy. \\ hao a pleasant
surprise that must have been to
tny sufferer. Such cures are not
unusual with this remedy. In many
instances only one or two dosos are
requred to gire permanent relief.
Jt can always ho depended upon.
\Ybon reduced with water it is pleas
ant to take. For sale by Dr. 10
Norton.
Oa retiring from the o.uvAmul r-spou'
slbhitios of t!io CouiaiervLo Uou3o, Conway,
8. C? I desire to eaprnsH my grateful
appreciation to my many friends in
Horry, ihy native county and the travel!
lug p.tblio at large, from 15 ston to Inn
Fratyekcn, from the seashore to them-uin
tain*, for the liberal patronage given rnr
since tit the bu-in >ss. The reputation of
B the House U wltjo spread and 1 mp.st
full nd to the p'.tbili! . F. K
t .t?iIf ( :' ( . I V tor, who
will keep up the reputation of tho House,
Persons wanting good me .is and lodging,
wtU find It.jftith iny suoooasor who h is
"conducting a boarding-house for
B g v.'i-al year-. V-ry respe??tfuHy,
^ 1 A
TO TUB VOTKU4 OF 11 OK It Y.;
\V? tln? iiiul.-r>i;;nH>! liav'mtr Ii.mmi :
elected liy : rtotMi' I)<.?mooraMo 0???>
volition, hh meuib'Ts of tho Iflxpcn
1 iv*o onmmiUtti*, and tlit* inuu:iirpfn< lit
of i;s 1'iunp.ii^i pl.ion I in nor Immlri, j
it lirtco ook iiur iluty?t ? clearly define
our position ai 1 ato plainly 11??*
motives promptin|T ?m inM><ps in tLis:
move.
At tli.' op\nji?iv? "f tlie present cam ;
paiti'ii i! was thought ami ^reuernliy '
uu< lor.stood I>v Hi" people that tli.-re
iviis to lie a liiroet | riuiar\ for the
! r . ,
i purpose "I ,etiim lho I) iiiorraiic
no unices t'r an (i iv.-rtior down to
Probate .huloo Wit i this under
st.iud. m .hofo was no i>p|?i>>itiihi
I ticko; i;i<'cil in tin* liehl against 'he
jv.uions Id form Candidates for (Jov
or. or and Statu olli'or.s. I'm) cm
mrv i live i?i' mle oi tii" Stat* ii>!
il I
wi-mino to ?m.:> r into a 1?i11r-1* faction
al tirr:11. stiuw-.i their desire Insecure
!
; peace :ii> i harmony, and ashed sim>
j j>Iv t > bo permitted in llio jroneial
j primary i<> ehoo e from uniono the
a.ii?l liiioini candidates the best muii
r\>r the vnious ollieea.
For some unaccountable reason
! there was a s.iiidiM ciianno of policy
! atiu):ii?- i tie factional loaders} there
j wits u a* p irate and indopendo il or
*Miii/. iti<>.i for ited; ii id lite d cm
i ^
j lliiii (.if a p d 11 lea i I I tin i| "pi.Ill" VV 118
adopted vvtieruhi' ttieio was to be
I held a scries of couveutioim, before
i the regular primary. ie order to dei
termine who should lie the factional
nominee in said primary. From
these con vent inns were excluded a !
} largo minority (ahum eleven hun
drod) of tho iruu and tried I )i nioerut'
of our County; and only about i?\o
hundred parlici pitted.
Wo aro all familiar with I lie out
come. i'iiia convention, claiming to
.represent a majority of the people,
: placed in nomination a man exceed
| niojy objectionable .inil olnn xious to
: the people of all factions in our
j County. Tom were naturally dts|
guslod witti 1110 methods pra lieod
hy tlie u Iting"1 and were just ly enrauJ
otl at lite treatnient received at its
hands.
Tito rules of the party re<j tiro all
candidates to make a canvass of the
I state heforo being eligible t > uoini
inution. It was thus too late to place
, un opposition ticket in the li**ld tttid
j tnuke the required eanyass before, the
primary.
The general impression prevailed
that hy voting in tho primary
for County ullieers (whether for
one or more) woul l therehy ohligatn
j anil hind the voter to support for
! I i 11 verm if I lie llllinri.il i. f > 111 11 e I II f I lllv I
i ?
in.iSi mocratic ami ii.11? |i:dent eon\
0111i<>:i. This our pcojdo f? IT they
: could do without surrendering
1 their manhood ;Hcl !-?*lf-rt*^|??* t.
For those mtsMiiH ov^r ^\\o-t)iiids
'of i S i?? Democratic voters ? f the
| County aiis dutelv refrained from
par'icipation i'i dsn primaries. The
. r< s iit of ilie- jitiinar.os has caused
i*M||e|.il .!i-c..|d Hil l inteii e d s.?;ilio
facti -n a. > ! < il.e iioiitiuiili ai o! certain
hi. n total) i..c.iiiijj( I? ;11 t. r the
uilic-s to which tlev i.sjiirc. The
r\ co,i 03 from the ju*. ji'io throueh?
out tho (.oil :t >, "lCii vh i;s a lie l ter tic!<
i I?ouo ivti can support with pride."
As 11 I'Osltli Oi illis SjiOIlt'ineoilw lip?
| rising of tlm p uoplo a Domocrali,.
i Convention was culled; a rooroaui/a
tioii effected on old Democratic lines
?regardless of factions and j) ist affiliations;
and tho following ticket
was unaiiiinousl\ placed in nomit a11it
lion,
For ltopre tentative*
U 15. SCA1U50U0UU 11.
{5. I,. 1U0ATY.
For County Sujatrvisor.
15. C. COLLIN'S.
The men eo.nposino tho shove
; ticket, as js weli known, arc in no
scn.-e aspirants for juihlic olliee; and
it is with extreme reluctance, and ser?
iou.-lv rgaii 8t their jiersonal desires!
a... .... c... .i I
v.. .. lii- 1 ii'?nr.?j:n lilt IIIHIl liUlll'M lO
lie used. Pliny are nibii thoroughly
competent anil would do honor i.> ns
ar il our County.
Wo present iltjs ticket to you not
ns a factional one, l>ut as a true
' Democratic o..c, placed in the field
I?y men of all factions. Our pur--,
| p wo is not to I?i t? i-1 y antagonize
! any one. Wo deplore the strife
nti'l liiiturness existing in the ranks
of our pat ') i rd aiming friends and
, noiolifiors. \\'u wart peace and
harmony to roi^rn supremo. We
want a irliited people. Wo want
hotter /veil in office.
Y? e offer to the people this ticket
an?l appeal to the voters all
factious tn lay aside nM prejudice
)and partisan fueling and ^ote tor.,
s/.iention.ily f. r t ie best matt in the
, field. Ttiiiis all we ask. I/'-t everj
nran tints discharge his duty?a
duty he macs to himself, t ? his
country and to his God?ami \vo
* will lie satisfied at t ?e regult on
\ .
fclio (1th of Nov<Mnl>. ?\
(Sijnn?tl)
I >. A. Sl'IVKV.
Co. ('[minimi. .
T. I?\ (ii!'?'{ pjt?, Jr , (I. M. Johnson.
J. S. DusimJiii y, (Jt o. llotlgfg.
10. W. Johnson, Avftv Flovtl.
S. I j. Grainger, K. I), lit at.
Dennis Gannon, J. II. ' tuvons.
I? I. Sessions, S. Vuughtk
X. 10 ll.t nl wick, A.J. Toil J.
J. 10. If h'harilson, J, I. W'anl,
10\eonti vc ('oninultoo.
-> .
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Conway Baptist Sund ty School.
Tie Keeper Death has \i.-i?etl <>iw
Sunday Sol oo "and with l\i> aieklo
keen" lm.; cut down one of our bright
est j nvflfl.
After a short iHne-'-, little M.U'o
McDkumotr f 'I! asleep in Jesus and
i-> now HWNitiupp her loved ones on
ho <>t ier shore. She ! v? d the Sun- 1
tiny Schotd and always hue v her los- !
Soils perfectly. The Sahbath before
her dent!-, while in bed with fever,
she beyrhjed to go, tellinif her parents
she e? u Id walk there, if I hey would
only lead her. Therefore le it
/if'so/tu (I: That in the death of
lMaud, (Jon way Baptist Sabbath
School has lest a faithf d K'holar and '
while inourniuo onr loss, rpali/.ino it
is her ifain, we bow in humble snb- ;
tni.-hioil to till w 11 i of I! I in, who doetn j
all thine 8 Well.
Hcsoh'i >1: That loth" bereaved;
family \\ e teiuh r our di ep ?.-t eynip i*
hy and implore iltein t<> look to .Jo j
8us for llii ro'ii on which ilo ii'one
can j?ivo.
/icso/ri;?: Th.it th so res dulions
bo spread o < ur minutes and a c??j?y
of tho aani't i>e sent 10 tho family
and to our town pip r for publica
li'Mi. Kespeet f u 1 ly suhniittid,
M its. K. \V. N o: i,!'. y,
Mlts R.G. Dl'SKN hi hy,
.1. S. I)U8KSIIUUY.
!>i A NA'i lues or iitr.cnoN
roit i s o it it v.
Poind of Commissioners f. r Stato
1^ lection met on IDth of ()ctober and
elected J. A. MoDoiniott < haiiin .ii
niid A". II. Howell {Secretary and
proceeded to appoint the following
malingers.
Martins Ilill?that. Dusenbuiy,
J. K. McMillan and .J. I). Oli\er.
Cedar Grove ? 1'. S. Powell, K. <).
Hendricks and \V. F. .Ionian.
Conway?J. I >. Vcreen. -J. F l)usenbuiy,
.Jr., and 10. A . Nollev.
Dog IJIuil'?H. B Kilci-lxs .1 r , A.
II Singleton und .1 L. Kvuns
Bnyboro?NV. I"'- Mishoe, S. A
Bryant und Doctor Kipps.
(Jiven Sen?.). H, Is.i11i). 11.
Watson and Luke Watts.
Kloyds? ('has Ilaniinond, Molcom
.1. Grainger and .1. B. Grainger.
Kbenezcr Sel.h Bellamy, \V. li
I Iardee and M. 1*1. Smith.
Sun ford I.J. Stevens, X. H. Alls
brook and -J. II. Cook,
Loris ? J'. T. Prince, I). M. Harden
and 0. M. Boyd.
Gallivants Kerry I. L. Cannon,
S. B. Moo iv anil Win. I'M wards.
Hound Swamp ?Win. Cox, John
Causey and J no. M. duller.
Hammond?J. M. Cox, Ohs\3. T.
AdAmm pd 1). K. Lewis.
Little River?A. V. Bessont, A. A.
Mosley and I j. I). Bryan.
Hardee's Store?Mhos. Livingston.
A. J. Todd aid lb I'* Yerocii.
Graham ville?B. B. Vire<-n, T. J.
Vnngbt and .). !. Ward.
Soeastee Curtis Smith, U. B.
Singleton ami t> I). M;iiv)'.v.
W. A McGu re,a v?'i li known citizen
of McKay, Ohio, is of the opinion
that ther- is nothing as good for
children troubled with colds or croup
as Chamberlain's Cough Homed v.
He h >8 used it in his family for several
years with the best results and
uLvavs keeps a bottle of il in the
house. After having la grippe be
was himself troubled with a severe
cough. He used other remedies
without benefit and then concluded
to try the children's medicine and to
his delight it soon effected a permanent
core. 25 and 60 cent bottles
for ale by Dr. E. Norton.
IStickleu'H Arnica Salvo
The Host Salve in the worlil for
(hits, Hruiscs, Soros, Ulcers, Salt,
ft hint ov, Fever Sores, Tot tor, Chapped
(lands, Chilblains, (,'orns, and all !
Skin Eruptions, and positively cares
Piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25
C'Mits per box. For yale at E. Norton's
I )rn(rstor .
<? CC*'? ?
ABSOLUTELY Fit 13 E.
A Iltislnc.'* Ertncnt ioti to one.
Worthy Boy or (iirl.
A free business education in the g.-noroils
(tlfer I'f iiii!" made to imc wnrfliv l?r?v <>v
girl hi each county in thin State liy II.e
<Ja. Ala. liuslnchK College, pf Macon, On.
'rills Institution Incited in the mo t beautiful
city of the South, Is universally con
ceded to bo tho largest ana most practical
in the Southern States and all interested
arc requested to apply at once by addressing.
(Ja AI.aijama Hurinksc Coi.T.kob,
Macon, Oa.
Fiisliiouabic Bnrberiiijlv.
The undersigned wishes to o. ill the attention
of the public to the fact that ho is
doing all Hind of work in the Tonnbrbil
line !t? first-class style. Shaving, hair*
cutting, shampooing, etc. Satisfaction
guaranteed, lyndlea* calls from 8 to 10
o'clock, A, M.
M. IJ WINKOI.AKS,
Conway, S. C.
Hood's Ptu.s tfo not pu;#<\ pnip
or gripe. i>ut a<k promptly, easily
and efficiently. |
f
Foreclosure Sale,
In pursuan x? of n deer >o of the Circuit
. Court of tho United States in tuul for
the Eastern District of North Carolina
pushed and made on the 24tli, day of
Auirost A D. 181)1 tn a causo then pending
wherein The llftl'iinore Trust and
CUiarautre Company, Trustee, is complain
ant and the Wilmington, Chudbourn A
Conway Kailrond Company, is defendant,
I, John D. Taylor, tho pedal .Master appointed
l?y the said decree, will sell i?y
public auction at the front door of the
County Court House tn tho City of Wil
mliud ' ?, North Carolina on Monday the
10th, day of December A. D- 181)1, all and
singular the railroad and works of the
said defendant tho Wilmington, Chadbouru
& Conway ltnilivml Company, now built;
and In operation f.om Conway, in 11??i*- 1
ry County, State of South Carolina to Hub,
intho County ??f Columbus, State of North
Carolina, and ouch and every branch or
extension, including all ways, rights of
way and other easements; all depot
grounds and landsof every kind; all tracks
switches, sidings, tu imuts, turn tables,
bridges viaduct", culverts, and all other
structures; all depots station houses, engine
houses, car houses, ware houses,
I might house -, sle ds, shops, belonging to
tlie tin* said Wilmington, Chndbourn A:
Conway Hailroad Company.
/J.SO, all superstructures of every kind
belonging to the said Hailroad Company, '
for use In the operation of its said rail
road, .
AIjSO all locomotivi's, engines, cars,
tenders, couches, all rolling stock ami
cc-uipiM nt, "alt stationary engines, and
machinery, of w hatsoevt r kind; all spikes,
rails, ties, axles, wheels tools, implements.
hum an i in.tuM iiirt i)i every mihi uoronging
t<? tho said Kail road Company and
used in tho equipment atul management
ot its Raid Hidiroad, main lino and branch
cs,
aI.SO tli" corporate powers, franchises,
privileges, immunities and rights belong
ingtoiiio add llailrnnd Company, ; mL
piosesse J, lieid, owned and used hyiliu
the maintenance and operation of its said
1 {.ailroad or any extensions and branches.
Tuu.vs ok Sai.k, The purchase money
nut t bo paid in cash. No bi 1 will lie re
eeived, unless the bidder shall lirst deposit
with .special Master, as a pledge that lie
will make his bid good incase ol its auccp
tance, the stun of Ten ' liottsand Dollars in
money, or els' shall satisfy the plaster that
he has liist mortgage bends of tli" said
\\ i'mington fhndhourn and Conway Hail
r ad Company, of the par value ol $125,(HH)
on deposit with some bank or trust
company in the city or llaltimorc, State of
Maryland or the City of Wilmington, North
Carolina. Tho residue of the purchase
price mm' be paid to the* Master oti the
continuation ol tho -de, either in money,
or in whole or in pa t by the lirst mortgage
bonds of tho said Knilroud company
;i!!(l | IllSl <1110 lliia coupons of
t lie > iiid bonds, t lit* bidder to be credited
therefore on account of tin* purchase price
such amount as will be < <|Uivalont to the
distributive amount that the holders of said
bonds and coupons would be entitled to
receive if the cnti re bid had been paid in
money llu' aid bonds and coupons will
not be nceepti d towards the purchase price
until a sufficient ami of mo - cy to satisfy
alt the costs, fees, and expenses, of the said
suit, and lias been paid.
JOHN l>. TAYI.OH,
Special Ma !e?.
October 81st, 1801.
tjTATK OP SOl'Tll C A HOI. IN A, /
O COUNTY OP llUUUY. \
Under and by \irtuoof, and by execution
directed and lodged in my olliee, 1
will sell before the Court House in Con
way, S. (\, on Monday Nov.Mb 1801, during
legal sale hours to the highest bidder
tie- following described land levied on as
the property 1). I'ink Williamson at the
suit of \ 1'. .McQueen, to wit:
A tract of land in Simpson Cr< el; town
shi|> ami conti iuing one hundred and
seventy-six acres, and bounded a.-, follows;
North by N. C. Stale lin , Must by .Joe
IlicUman, South by .J. J. M.'Wiliia ason,
West by (Jeo. Messer.
W. .1. 8ks.sio.ns,
SherilT Horry ('euuty.
IN < >'IT'fiC 3 BO!
(iKKlcr. Cot'NTY Com mission kus,
Conway, S. C. Oct. 0, 1891. J
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
inei ting c! the Hoard of County Commisslonersof
llcrry County wl I be held at
the ofllce of the Hoard, in Coiuay, S. C.
ou i'ue day November t?t i 1891.
All persons li dding demands of any
kind itgaind t-aid County, not lion toforo
pit iMito.l in 1110 Hoard, urn hereby retpies
tod to tile the K iino \vi h llio undersigned,
mi or bet. iv tlio tirst day of Novonilior
I ro\, duly attested according to law, that
tlioy ma)' lit- cxiiii.i oil, audited and paid:
at s'tid Annual Mooting, By order of the j
Hoard.
Hour. B. SiititoaoL'o11,
Clerk of H'd C. ('. II. C. |
IN* C^JTIOJO!
< 'TATE OF SOr 111 ('AlioId NA )
O HOARY COUNTY. S
All persona holding claims against the
Estate of I'M ward Fowler, deceased, are
hereby requested to present the same duly
approved according to law to the undersigned
within thirty (510) days froni date
hereof, and it'l persons indebted to said
estate are h roby request' cl to make ini
mediate payment of Hitch indebtedness to
the undersigned.
F. \V. .1 KllNIOAN,
Adin.of Estate of Kdwaiii) Fowi.kh, Dec.
crrATioix.
By \V. H. KSAEilMVM ii H?. .9.
Whereas, Adaline V. Prince made suit
to me, to grant her Bettors of Administra
lion of tie1 Estate of and elT 'Cts of Bltrrell
F. Prin edcccasid, these are tlierefnro to
cite i,nd admo ish all and singular the
kindred and Creditors of said Hu.rell F.
1'. ince deceased, that they be and appear
before mo, in the Court of Probate, to be
if ( Vinu V Si (y I f/il'I'L' f '/.Mill tf
tin* 01 h day of Nov. next, after publication
thereof, at 1J o'clock in tlio forenoon, 'to
show ennso, if any they have, why the aid
Administration should not be granted.
(11 veu under my Hand, this JJ2nd day of
October, Anno Domini, 1801.
\V m. R. II uimvicK,
]\ J. II. ('.
Mo rt-pTii gee's Sale.
OTATK OK SOUTH CAllOM NA,?
O COUNTY Ol'^HOltKV.
Under n now r of salo given us by the
Mortgage Deed o.'.1. D. Stevens of date,
March 2nd 1802, and duly recorded, The
undersigned will j;oll at ul?UC auction on
Monday the tfth day of November next
bclore the Court Ilouso door in Conway,
during legal sale hours; all that certain
tract of land situate and being In Huybofo
township, Horry county and State afore
said, containing forty (40) ivres, and
bo ruled l.y lands of 1'ethel hi. I lot, , Jlcn
Elliott, J. T. Hay and William Elliott,,
nn<l fully described In said deed.
Terms of Sale purchaser to p?y
for pa pep;,
E.G. Hrituouos & Co. '
Mortgagee's.
Oct. loth .891.
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UrnVraiu\by vlrtuo nftho 1'xocutlon Is
sui'tl by I>. I>. f'Ong, l<sq., County I'reus
urot l?> tne directed in my oinee, I have
lev! (I on an<l will sell before the Court
Ilouse in Conway, S. (on Monday the
oth day of November, A. !>. 1801 during
l?- d side hours tlio following described
land levied on at the suit of the State for
ta.\e: tor the liseal year of 1803 to wit:
A tract of laud in Green He . township
Minta and Martin Prinks (UK)) acres
bounded North by N. State l/iue. West
If. I>. Williamson, Ot al.
W. >1. Skssions,
Sheriff Horry County,
Foreclosure of Mortt?Uju:c.
tJTATKOP SOl'TII CAIIOI.1NA )
0 IIOUUY COUNTY. \
Coder and by virtue of the power and i
author it) in vis vested, !>y .J. It. Suggs, ,J. j
1*. Allabrook and N. K. llardwlck I aio co
partners under the linn name and stylo <>f
Suggs & Co., in and by their certain 51urt
gage to us executed and delivered, dated
Sept. 25th 18051, recorded in Olllce Iteglst'?r
?>F Mcsn ' Conveyance of I lorry County
ill Mortgage Hook No. I, pages 27 t. We
will oiler for sale before the Court I hyiso
dour at Conway, S. ('., within legal sale
hours, on Monday 5th day of November
IbUI. All and singular those certain tract
and parcels ol land, situate in I lorry Conn
ty South Carolina to wit:
TRACT NO. I. That certain tract of
land situate In Dogwood Neck Township,
containing four hundred a< res more or
less, beginning at Dive Oak corner opposite
Todd's Ferry on Waocamaw liver, on the
Kast sido of said r.vei, thence running
down the public road. South Fast to S. I\
I'liilips corner on ,stuke, thence West to a
C in, thenco South to N aughts corner, j
1 hence South west to Hog Hole corner,
j tin nee South West to I'll bow corner,
thence West to t he '! wo nino ennn-r" .. >
station. Thence North t<. stake corner on i
the Lewis line,th?mce\said line North West
course to sai r:\er oppo-ite Parker's land I
lug, tlienco *.i|> said liver t ) beginning
point at Todds Ferry.
TIIACT NO, 2. That certain tract of
land situate in Simpson Creek Township
containing i wenty acres more or less, 'ly*;
lug on Torids Swamp, hounded by lands
ot Sam T liens nt and otliers, beginning
I at a canal on said lle.-sent's line, thence]
with his line to Dead I'ine corner in fork
ol branch, and thence to said canal and on
said canal to the beginning,
j TKACT NO. All our right, title
and interest in a certain tract of land in
said Simpson Creek Township,same being
undivided tlneo fourths ii terest, contain
lug one hundred and titty ceres inure or
| less, lying on Todds Ferry road, hounded
| ed by said road on the West, and by lauds
of M. I). Hardee, II Heaves ami others
on other sides known nathe I). II. Hardee
| land
TKACT NO. 4. Situate in Dogwood
Neck Township, containing one hundred
and llfty acres, more or less, lying on
i South side of Wacciunaw Uiver, hounded ,
by lands of estate ol ,i. II. Cox, .lames j
Smith, C. (1. Cox and others, known as j
part oi tin* Win. Ml go grant mule in
1815.
'1 It ACT NO. 5. Known as "A. .1. Todd
land" containing two hundred acres more
or less, lining in Simpson Crook Township
hounded by It.nds of \V. S. Hewitt and
others.
A I .SO by virt ue of the authority in us
vested hy said Suggs & Co , in and by
their cert tin Chattel Mortgage to us e.\cutod,
dated Sept. ii 181)3, recorded in
Chattel Mortgage Horde II. pupes !), 10 II
4\e will cell at Ited IU ii IT, the 1 it<? business
seat of Suggs A. Co.. in I lorry County, on
Tuesday Nov. (ith 181)1, within legal sale
hours, the following personal property.
One 20 horse power Steam Kngltic and
Ixtilcr. One Circular saw, leg carriage,
pulleys, belting shafting and all attach
incuts to said btonm mill belonging.
One 50 saw Drown Cotton Oln, one
fe< tier and condenser. One power cotton
press and all nppc.tenanees belonging to
I saiu Oin. One patent Crist Mill and apj
pertenancos, and one -10 bbl turpentine
! distillery and fixtures.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay
for all necessary papers.
Oii.iikht Pottku & Co.
| Mortgagees,
i lloiiT. !?. SoAitnouoiaui, Att'y.
| Oct. i:ith, 1801.
t5T If T ..Pkl
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3Dr. IKZlng"^
FVo w Dis^tovcry
FOR
Consumption,
Cough Colds,
Influenza, Croup, Dollar,
Sore Throat, 1 and
Whooping-cough, j fifty cent
I and otheraffectiona ? ? j sizes.
|
)0(
tar | T ^ \s -.^3
IKT liter's
New * At'<* I 'ills,
FOR
Constipation, |
Biliousness, |
Disordered Liver, | I M ice
Malaria, sick | twenty-five
or Nervous Head, yr cents.
ache, Loss of per. bottle.
Appetite, Fever
and Ague,
eio.
i
A fresh supply of these medicines
received lately at m
7DT. 23. iNTcrton'o
rDr-u.^ Store.
Ch?.rnl>?:vl?in'B Eyo aivX CLi/i Glr/unont
la o cjrt^in euro for Chronic Horo Kye?,
Grinulaled Eyo Lids, 8oro Nipplcn. l'tlc s
l'^wma, Tottor, Halt Uhoum nnd Hcald h'tad,
25 cent.; per bo*. For nolo by droggLb*.
TO KOKajToWNEItE).
For putting a horso in u fine healthy c .-*
J dition try l)r. Cindy *3 Condition Powdoi a.
j Thoy tore nnthe nv'.u sn, r.id digestion, curv
i low of appetite, relieve constipation, (con ect
.kidney disorders nnd destroy worrua, tftvio#
new life to an old or over worked horso. 2C
ccntr, \,ir papUa/;*, For oalc b/ druggists.
*Cr. 23. ibTortcn.
rf3r o fa clonal Carda.
R. B.SCARBOROUGH.
Fltt;OPf\0\w f-ilj Lsavy.
> Oonteuf/t S, t\
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^\.gfe3at ^/E-u.t'u.al X-idf?
Xn.^-urano? Co. of
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COME AND SEE OUR
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NHOEH,
C LOT1II NG,
II ArrNAM) MOTIONS
PAIN TS AM) OILS.
I. A. Mayo.
Grilbert Pol-tei' Co.,
COMMISSION MIMIC 11 ANTS
?IltsT ?
Kosin, Spirits '1' u rpput i ne ;i nd, CpfJtjij,
<\3<>iait?nni<?n(s
16-tfcFront Sreet, IMew "^Torlr
WHEN YOU
" ? m a * m w
Get ready to Buy
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CALL ON
BURROUGHS & COLLINS.
NO MORE bYE-GLASSES, n\4\ mmt3
so ' , A !J UhA
*<"? *.-? FRIENDS ANI)
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iS Jl jS^uA-y 3 V. E Wo have just received another car
A Ccitain Ca!o and Ctlcctivo P. . , fur
SOilF WcfiK ftvv': ' 10,1,1 of wl,icl1 we offerafc
I'twliiriiif; ' "it '
cZXl'X. 2.90, 3.15, 3.50
And 390.
A !> '
Ai*< >, < < \ hso a n?w lot of MENS and BOYS
oilier !i< i r j[ \
Nort>9,
I'll.- ;.': . . UAIS, which are soiling at fho verv
miYuViaV.-.' low prbo of 25 Cents to $ 1 ,.">0.
^CSO n flno Assortment of PANTS
/j r f \ 1 > and j list think, wo are selling them
A. A r A. from (tO Cents to $1 ,<JO.
AND THINK A MOMKNT! S\Ult supply of heavy COTTONADES
Do you know that I am selling j
goods almost nt cost ! For the which wo have been selling at the
ii? \t tuiitv (I ts , I will i II exceedingly low price 8tj Cents
l>ry (loot
? \\T K have the rlnest lino of Ladies,
Clothing, >V
NotioilS Gents, Youths, Boys and Girls8IIOES
Mills & in the County and aro leading in
Shoes prices. Over a dozen different styles
very close for cash in order to j Ladies Shoes fro.u 7<~> Cents to
make room for my fall and win ju?j? j-ju
tor stock. I
I also have some good bar / \T1IKK 81IOKS at corresponding low
gains in V_x
r 1 S >21.< M <>. prices. We just can't be beat. New
A good tobacco at 35c, and 22Jc lots constantly col ing In.
by the box. .
Nails ?Jc per pound, and 2Jc by SCSHIOIIK Hi'OS,
tfio kog.
I Jo sure and givo me a call when,
you visit Conway. -
iBf m i m?r*r
?? ? ni. ILL ?? lib, itioio MILL9.
CI A 'i'i n VMS O We offer a com pi eto RICE MILL li^
. L. ABBA Mb, ' '",e,0l,g.,r!ceU pl?7
cod in a hopper and comes out cloanBOOT
AND SHOE MAKER, j oil and polished ready for table use.
KINK HP PA I KIM Machine can be operated with six
.... ? . . horse power and will clean 100 bush- .
Pil* Cimrnnlecil. j H,(?( mugll r|co pM lllljr
?IJKAI.KK IK- Corn >I IIIh.
Gof)?CGbiGnepies, ?
' Of the latest designs, vertlenl and
PPUltL, ^FobaGCOf horizontal, double and single gear.
EtG. i BOLLEU MILLS
Ice Cold Drinks In Season- I saw mills.
Mchly ENGINES.
. 1 GINS AND PHES8AS
DOOR DIGESTION IwuL lo
nervousness,ehronicdyspop-i.mini j ^OOI) 1VOUK1NO MACIIINEU\.
great misery. Tlio Ix-st remedy is \ V. C. BADHAM, Gen'l Ag't,
HOLD'S SARSAPARILLA ? ( k Columbia, 8. C.
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