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XI XX * > Vtjw Won ? V> fe f" | s \r ^-LN lie are pie used to a an Tobacco. All Tobacco sto re Market will open r ? if/c.ii) i 'tsic nr.it ) <>) \ Our people will read// thin section- It has long I all-cotton crop and at j ci The problem to be sol } 9 Quite a number of enter/) campaign in the interest oi nishthe MARKET and yo were bought and dislribu W o have a large ami well ecfuij) for Storage and Grading of To!?aceo. and Sheds for the convenience of the Stock. The Hank of Conway will el house checks?no cost of 2J per. cent Our merchants arc polite and obligii tation gives us an advantage over an eo belt. Our freight rates arebetlc or. on our products exported all of v selling his Tobacco, and the man I town i.i well regulated under i While order will ho maintained lor ABOVE ALL WE NEED MOIL WON GROUND AND LABOR TO TRUTH. J. E. COLES SElit 2)own sgttalil. Published Every Thursday. THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1890. matters local and other WISE. Mr. J110. 0. Spi voy visited Savage, Florence county, this week. Mr. J. H. Stone, of Little Itiver, spent last Suiula.v with us. Miss Codio Jollie and Leroy Martin went up to Florence yesterday. Mr. James A. Norton is home from WofTord College spending his vaca-1 tion. Mr W. A. Spivey has our thanks for a watermelon left, at this oilice on the 1st. Hon. James. 1*. McNeill, of Florence, spent Sunday here with his brother. Mr. Tolar Nolley, after spending two weeks at home, left yesterday for Haitimoro. Capt. J. E. Coles's family have ^feronc over to the new town for a few j days recreation. The Horry Tobacco Warehouse is wide open for business. The prospect is encouraging. A very damaging hail storm pass ed through the Fink lea section last Thursday evening. 'A number of our people had a picnic at the ship yard Tuesday and on joyed themselves. Mr. I). T. McNeill and family went over to Singleton's Swash yesterday on their usual Summer trip. Independence Day passed of!" quietly here. The Stars and Stripes were displayed at several places. Mrs. It. E. L. Brown, who has ^ been visiting Mrs. Capt Edwards. f returned to Chadbourn yesterday. Why not take the Hp.uaLb now. The tobacco news for the Summer will be worth the years subscription ORI N OR TH a?n?M>finrii imihii wii tKw^naaaBwacmgaanapti ' ounce fo oitr friends thrnuo\ (I ir/fh us for (Iru /;;i J w'tl I THE 27TH - Wc have securec We Ws HOLD )'()(' // T()H, I ('CO \ yataaaaawm&tt !/ recall the history of th" I /(7'/i demonstrated' that the *nts per. pound meet, his ne< uwar WHAT SHALL 11 rising men of llorry got t f Tobacco. The propositi u supply tiie TO II. I ('CO." led free of charge. Hu s pcd house, IMentyof room people tin Wo have a 1 ?t of St ills Of their farmer and the care of his : Special M mrgo no exchange on Ware-, Col. (1. as charged at many places, and vast * lg. On.* water transpor- tees t > ! y other point in the Tobao have in o r, either on goods imported. in the] rhieh is abonelit to the man terest of ntying his supplies. Our tahlishin; Is munieipal authorities, appeal 1' the protection of all good thine el. w rciij jo spun r, hom k rmdk . MAKIC lit >11 It V ''UK OA NX 1.11 <<> 1 j MANAGER. Miss Rosa Dantzler.of Darlington. } and Miss Genevieve Wilcox, of Ma rion. are visiting Mrs. Malcolm Col- ; i ns. The Dangers of a Malarial at mos phcre may boaverted by occasionally taking Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine To arouse a Dormant Liver and secure permanent regularity of the Rowels, u.s' Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. . Mrs. D. W. Crouch, of Saluda, arrived here la. t Friday and will spend some time, with her pa runts Dr. and Mrs. K. Norton. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Collins accompanied by their friends Misses Dant/.ler and Wilcox, are at the new town on an outing. A car load of (). K. Stoves just received at prices that will knock Vm all out, at Thompson & (Jo's. Mr. \V. A. Saunders, of Wilmington has been here during the past week to see Mrs. Saunders who is vi sit.ng her sisters. Mr. E. L. Moore brought in a tie of newly cared tobacco last Thursday. He is very much encouraged at lite tobacco prospect. Sick Headache, Wtnd on theSlom ach. Biliousness, Nausea, aroquickly cured by a few doses of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine Mr. James II. Marsh, of flrahainville spent a day in town last, week and dropped in to see us. If you will do the same, we will tell it. Sour Stomach is one of the first symptoms of a coming Bilious attack. Cme it with a few doses Dr. M. A. Sit nri infills ft i-n.- Miw'liniiwt Mr. Andrew Cottin#ham, of Florence is hero and will probably accept, em ploy men t. with his uncle Capt. J. N, Martin on the Seashore railroad. | Messrs. A. T. Collins and R. M. Prince, Jr., left yo terday for llendersonville, N. 0., where they will enjoy the mountain air for some two or t hree weeks. Married On the 21st. of June at the residence of Mr. h. fS. Cooper, Miss Orilla Cooper to Mr. J. Monroe Johnson. Notary Public, F, S. Powell, performing thocerom my. Send us your Job Work. V IY Eo a y c O #=% L ??HB^?3i3rau--wtfndwua4y?sui-x.?ai\u '//>/// ///c county, that our* La J ' /'<! ' V/ in >"/ " ' i i /' ' ' 'V '' > s'/ / npt. -j i nursuaj , 28TH AND :i a large Corps of Buyer mt All Your ; ,\7 7 A Till-: >'] / // ()1<\U L !'() It a; 117/,/ .A. 1 (///// Tobacco ni Farmer could not continue t rcssa rt/ c.vfrcuses. K 1 HE Sf'IISTt 77 TK FOR o'Jcthcr a n <t resolved lo in< ion teas m a do to f h c J\if/n c? Th c C 'o >n pa n // ica s org cr r ides were /nirchascd and More Fc 1 utmost freedom will bo allow,-! ei'.i;: u legitimate business. \V<- have as lanajLjer ono of tIk- most noted Tohaeeo lv Wobb. of Winston, N. C. Ills pi experienee insures for us a host of buyi io Fanner tlio highest prions for tla-ir ir 1 jo-al AIan:u/er. tli - n<?vt h.-st mm HU-son of Capt. .1. 11. Coles. lie is di tin* Farmer, and is thoroughly alive l<i * a permanent market in Horry. I. i the "Home Pride" of oar fellow oit e beino equal, we claim and believe it i fcSfcS&i r.?i* a, ,VNI) INDIVID! AL KFFORT FOll 'I l'NTY OF SOOTH OA IP)LINA. H O A laree congregation was present at the Presbyterian eluireh last Sun- \ day niehl and heard an able sermon ; by Lev. Mellon Clark. Of Florence. I The Convention is called for the. | 2fith. Talk the matter well, select a , oood man and nominate him and the matter is set 1 led. Mr. John 11. Richardson, of Loon, v killed a monster wild eat last Mon- j day. One of the j aws can be seen \ at Capt. Causey's store. v Mr Sam. K. Anderson. Jr., was in 1 last Friday with his lirsi load of wa ternielons. fie is always amon^ tlie ( first and never forgets that the printer likes a tfood thinjj. 1 )r and Mrs. .J. S. Du-enbury who n have been at "Duncan by the Sea" I for some lime returned home last I Thursday. The Doctor has been f 1 1 I! 4 4 . .1 I -- i 1 4 uiucn uoin.'in i eu f>y Hit' inp. Capt. Bon. T. Ba//et t, <>i Geor/e < town, has boon hero for the past I wook, Mrs. Da//ett and children ho- 1; in?/ on a visit to Mrs. \V. 10. Porter, I and some of the eliildr n bein/ sick, f a Mr. A. C. Murroll lias pat up a n neat and substantial awnin/ front <| in/ his property here, which adds /really to (lie comfort., convenience and attractiveness of that part of n the street h e The Quarterly Statement of the Bank of Conway in this issue, shows J( increased business. It offers at (. tractive inducements for more bnsi H /.ess. and its safety and reliability ( will brin/ it. Another party from here are off y to the beach this week. They /o ^ to the new town which has already v become a popular seaside res rt. |j The next season will find it in full |j blast and well patronized. Messrs. W. MeG. Buck and Will- !' iain M irehmson, of Marion, were in 1 to see us last week. Mr. Buck* was en route to his old home, JUicksville. () Mr. Murchison was here in the inter i est of tli.? Marion Tobacco Ware \ house. ' <1 v Uomcuiber llr.it one jtourx's Sub- 'j xcription to the Thriec-A-Wock 0 World will now take yo i past Ihona- |, tional conventions of next year and j give you nil the news of a great po (, riod with the promptness of a daily. Renew at once; Don't forget the big excursion to morrow. v If ?& ?' W ETVi 8 BJ : O F l. r*jc avwMiw? \. i^asv. - .*- *? v?c* seymr j"Jc !l \i rvh <>usc i\ Uuir oo/t ' > f!/" IV/j'ttf "j'. II c trill m r 9 srn ay ^ 29TH. WILL sand out Farmers arc Scrap as we )\.!S IT 117LLA'OTI.U . \ o r /;///. \ y/ / tsmah \S ;JS? ~ jit l ie I i i&d < .k^., A .** :v?Xiw n-ement in jVJ free of cos'. U) plant an j, /'// z7s r .' : alto plant <'t)TTOX.'M ted. If. iu$urate a j their pa.ri i \ " II V* fwv- 5| for us to A lir.cd* seed 7] ha i Id up a? 'presented ?] her citizen* ' .. MP-: icts, Reai us in tii pursuit true and loyal fit Auctioneer ami s"s. II is alio; men i 11 t ho South "' I lark Woods" ? er.sonal influence tunity to ridio m\s ami jjuarun- Well, just so Tobacco. Wo i i d in patroni/i Winston affords ?ml counties at t I'VOtod to the in- ] linno tbe (bsijui i liis work in os- ; ry is our native < ristly, we would ! our Court House izens. Kvery- ' of all political an is the duty of all j and ambition of ; rajft % sagmad I'll ADVANOKMKN r OK OUIl 'tills TIT LK SUM JUSTLY !>k L. l?\ Iveneinur, Dickens, .S. C. vrip's; Dr. M. A. Siininons Livei iledii'ine has for 10 years j?reatlj xmcfitted me and many others, hink it a bid tor medicine than I Unci )rnu</ht : use it in preference as it i? nllder, yet more efficient. A chicken can livo more t ban t hre< vvelcs without food and water. Oik vas a.ccidentally shut up under : louse at Mr. W. L Bellamy's, ner.i A'a rupee, recently. It was in a ver> veak condition when found. I>ut i: low mi rigui n^iun, Mr. K. W. Jordan, <>r Lake Park la... sent, us a line melon Inst week veighing forty-three pounds. Mr. ordun is from Horry, but for sever .1 years has boon making Georgir lis home. Wo hope that ho fnriy ive long and repeat this kindness or ninny years to come. "We have sold many dill'oren! ough remedies, but none has given letter ( atb faction than Chamber' sin's," says Mr* Charles Ilol/.hauer, h'Uggist, Newark, N. J. "It is pereel 1 v safe and can ho relied upon in 11 eases of coughs, colds or hoarse iess. For sale by Dr. Iv Norton, ruggist. Mr. F. M. Fllerbo, of this coun'y ;raduate of the Citadel at this term, ins taken distinguished honors in hi* lass. At the late commencement xerot ic at Orangeburg, lie was seeded jo one of two orators from his lass and followed Senator Tillman, peaking on the life and character oi enoral Micah Jenkins. We were really complimented last .vek by a visit from "Aunt Mar are! Ann Caroline Ilardwiok " 'J" 11is /as her lirst visit 1o a printing ofieo. though a paper has been pubished here for a half century and Undo Hilly" and family have* boon ivinjif hero over a quarter of a ccnury. We congratulate Mr. Key Worloy n be in// the first )>l-jtn tcr to bring n a load of tobacco to the Horry Varehouso. lie came in tin Mon:iy and his tobnecO is considered cry f^ood for llrst cure of sand lues, 'his is looked upon as the beginning f a large and prosperous market lore and Mr. Worley will take pride n knowing that he was our first ontributor.* ?? Terrible destruction is being vrought. by Hoods in Texas. ix^j&ldMJL C* (*** '^asat* H ?>/3K*l /n QEW IWMIII F TC :I-A .i ^Mrcrjucnwif >i/>/>'/( (/ an</ C(/iti/>/H'(l in firstf lih:'l\7 f ('<sh d d rn n.ffx m. 7th, 1899. BE BIG DAY! Urged to Meet them at th 11 as Other G 1/'HO I 'KM It'll, (I'll. IT IS ( A'AT I './AAA'. f- -'r-saiii&mffimmmmawBiaB >ry, ,1/,'N were employed lor ulliration. The Farmer Die. weed, //v77/ marked suec ? hare the House and /he pr n furnishing /he Weed and L L PI' IL rod E Til Ell a nd , in' maintain a market herei :irw . rl TWrr. It-ft ft MflVflllo \v. mis i?l I lorry to pal ronize her home c. (1 by some of our neighbors that. If01 ountv, and it is their(lolight, to use ever her for the lack of thrift and en long as we allow ourselves to be used ng other markets and building up othei he e\ pense of our own, just so long will uited as the "tail end "of South Carol in ounty, Conway is our county seat, and .eat of county government. Th d civil gatherings. Should it not be i home people to sc their own town <j < ' . , " . jv.i OWN I'KOPLK. AND TIJ K UPIHJII iSKUVKS, AND LIST IS I IK SATIS! Colony Happenings. Mr and Mrs. Kourne, Mr. and Mrs. lit It. Mr. and Mrs. Oswalt and ' family, Mr. and Mrs. Colder, Mr. c Weimar. Mr. and Miss Moore, Miss " Shorlridge and Mr. Coultra from 1 around Crnntville. visited the heach , a few days last week and spent an . enjoyable time Thursday at d Kri, day they were visited by Mr. K. Dow. ling and family, W. W. Dowlingand . family, W. North and family, Mr. . Culbraitli and family and Capt. and Mrs. Causey. Mr. A. S. Knowles, of Michigan, lias been visiting his cousin, Mrs. : llealy. The ''razor-backs" arc still mai.:. J .. . ? i - - D ? kiii^ inmiMi' iiiinii)^ i lie i-oionv pCot .. fl . . Mr. :iii(l .Mrs. W isby, from Illinois, 1 am here and making preparation to i onlor t heir new homo. Mr. Kannnhide's t wo boys are on I lit* sick list. Similar local items will bo supplied 1 his paper each week. The Appetite of a Goat Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose stomach and liver are out of ord.'r. All such should know that Dr. Kin#,s New Life Pills, the wonderful stomach and liver remedy, ?rivos a splendid appetite, sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insures perfect health and j/reat energy. Only 25c. at Dr. K. Norton's druo store. Mrs. Sarah F. Anderson. Departed this life on Jur.e the 2Dth 1 HDD. at 7 o'clock, a. m., Mrs. Sarah P. Anderson, beloved wife of A. II. Anderson. She was born in Horry county. S. 0., dan. 21st, 1X5(1. In early life she professed faith in Chris! and united with the Metho dist Dpiseopal church and remained a consistent member until the day of ! I. il I v l % " nrr ueaui. miring nor sicuncss, she suffered greatly, but she bore her affliction with Christian resignation and when she became conscious that her sickness was unto death, she often spoke, of her bright,prospect beyond the grave. She has left behind her a husband, two sons and four daughters to mourn their loss, be sides a large number of relatives and friends. The funeral service was conducted by the writer in the presence of a large concourse of sorrowing friends at. the Powell cemetery near the home of the deceased, where her remains will peacefully rest tinf | ti 1 the resurrection morn. I W. W. Willis. oijs: JBACCC i jMHMUIHHnBBMMBi doss style. II 'e (ice note reao i Tohncco stored with us if ft 3 WITH US. ,e Opening Sales, rades. '<)M K TO ITS SELF) HELD I an rass for the purpose of et virtually accepted Ihis pro/, ess Our part of thecont 'os/icct of a fine Ma rket. ?/iaintu.ining the .Market, each, carry out his part of th for the adeancement of fforr ntorpri- prosper? Should it not be t ry is a at the growth and prosperity y oppor- we riot all work together to terpriso. , continue to bo used as "oat 's as more own county and our own intei r towns the ainuseinent and profit ol we eon-j rosouroes, unsurpassed nnywl a. I lor- (our location is all t hat wo cou Hero is thrifty and enterprising pr e center t ho pride [row and | [jDING of our own county. l'thi) with nothing shout ok AREHOU He Fooled the Surgeons. All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of West JetTerson. ()., after suffering aj 1H months from Rectal Fistula*, ho f( would die unless a costly operation rt was performed: but he enred himself ol with live boxes IJueklon's Arnica di Salve, the surest Pile euro on earth, ol and the best salvo in the world. 2ft cents per box. Sold by I)r. K. Nor- S ton, druggist Notice -Old Soldiers. "The surviving soldiers and sailors who were in the service of the n Confederate States, or of this State, ()f residing in the several townships, til shall meet at such place as may be Ht< most convenient and after organi- ta zing and electing a chairman and a ftS secretary, shall elect by a majority m vote, three of their members, who are not applicants for pensions, to j( constitute a Township Examining Hoard of Pensions. The said town- ~ ship board will elect one of their number chairman. It shall be the duty of the several township boards to meet at Conwav on salesdav in %/ ~ ' */ August next, tvnd organize and elect a County Examining Hoard of Pen- 81 sions. After organizing, the several A township boards shall meet, on the c* third Monday in January next, to (;c consider applications for pensions." There will be a meeting in the sev- ,n oral townships of Horry county on 111 Saturday July 20th to carry out the " provisions of the law its above. ,u H. 1,. Bkaty, Chrtn'n. of If. C. H. P. I[ of tli The Most Reliable Worm Destroyer ^ in Use. Ih Messrs I. M. ?fc H. F. Powell, prom inent merchants in Columbus ooun- of tv. N. C, wrote us in July 1K87, that '"Kev. Mr. T. C Floyd gave his child one dose of Boykin's "Worm Killer," and the result was 307 worms. He * wishes all interested to know it. For sale by Burroughs & Collins Co. An Epidemic of Diarrhoea. Mr. A. Sanders, writing froin Co- ^ coanui urove, na., says there has been quite an epidemic of diarrhoea ? there. He liad a severe attack and Ci was cured t>y four doses of ChamberIain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea w Iionicdy. Me says he also reconi- >n mended it to others and they say it a is the best medicine they ever used. For sale by Dr. E. Norton, druggist. C E ly for the reception of your W phintcrs irish if. Our IE 77/AW;.//./V 7> Til EH Eicouragins.; and instructposition and has proceed ract is no iv about com pi& The people ore soon to do It only now remains r contract in working to y and the betterment of ho' proper spirit for all to rejoice r of their own couuty? Should bring this about? Or, shall we paws" and act the traitor to our rests by pulling out chestnuts to f others? Horry has her natural iere Our soil, our climate and Id ask. Yes, and we have the ople and unlimited capital. j LET US ALL UNITE ON COMTEK REALIZATION OF THIS >E, C NOTICE. The undersigned having been duly ^pointed Suoervisor of Registration >r tin? Town of Conway. Rooks for >?jistration of the qualified voters ? said town will he opened from this ite until August, 18th, 1890, at the lice of Clerk of Court, in said town. E. Van. Dusenbury, up. Registration Town of Conway. Notice. Ts hereby given, that Mrs. Sarah K. utler, widow of Daniel M. Sutler, late Horry County, 8. C., has filed her potion for anil Intends to have hpr HomeRail set off In the Heal and I'ersonal Kate of Daniel M. Butler her late husband i authorized by Statute In such ca^es ado anil provided. J. A. MODkhmott, Clerk of Court. OU*t. 1 UBA 4,0111, 1 mtj. Citation. liy William 13. Hurdwlck, Probate Judge Whereas, Isaac J, Parker made lit to me, to grant him Letters of dmiuistration of the Estate of and Tects of John II. Williamson, demised. These arc therefore to cite and adonish all and singular the kindred id creditors of the said John H. rilliamson deceased, that they be id appear before me, in the Court Probate, to be held at Conway, orry county. S- C., on the 17th day July, 181W, inst., after publication icreof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, ? show cause, if any they have, why u> miifl Arlm'mi-J r:it inn -Jmnlil not 5 granted. Given under my Hand this 1st day July, A, I)., 1899. Wm. E. Hardwick, Probate Judge. Notice. < v Pursuant to call of Democratic Ex- > sutive Committee of Horry county. lerc will be a Convention of the omocratic voters of Conway prenet on Saturday 22nd inst, at 11 clock a. m., in the Court Houso in :>nway, for the purpose of electing dogates, to county convention which ill meet in Conway, Saturday 29th st., for the purpose of nominating State Senator for Horry County. J. A. Lewis, on way, S. C. Chairman.