Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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yT - ( r-? ' ? -? ,, . YT JoL II V' are /^leased (>%<( n no Tobacco. . /// Tobacco slum I Alnrket ivitt ooeit I /) I 7,S7C Til. IT )'Olr I On r people will t'O'ulihj this seel ion- 11 It (is long' he ail-col ton crop nnd n( ^ cei rry I it t I t / lie problem i o he souu ^ Quite a number of enter/ir campaign in the interest of nis/t the . MARK ET and ijou mere bought and distribute We have a larsje and well equippi for Storage and (trading of To'-aceo. and Sheds f >r the eonvenience of I ho f; Stock. The Hank of Conway will elm house cheeks?no cost of 2A per. cent a Cur merchants are polite and obliWm*. tation oivos us an advantage over any eo belt. Our freight rates are better or, on our products exported all of wd selling his Tobacco, and the man hi town is well regulated under it,; While order will be maintained lor ABOVE ALL WK N KK1 > MOHK MOM liliUUM) A IN O I j A ISO l( I O M TRUTH. J. E. COLES, ahe Down DcvahL |< Published Every Thursday. ! 1 THURSDAY, JULY 1.3, 1809. ; MAT l'KRS LOCAL A NO OTHF.R- 5 WISE. | Buggy Material at W. R. Lewis's. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thrail, return- j ' ed from Georgetown last Friday. i Misa^Vnnie Baldwin, of Whitevillo. ( is visiting Miss Clara Wiggins. The Now York Mutual Life Insur- ' anee Company sent $">000.00 to Texas sufferers. Tobacco Twine, at W. B. Lewis's. Mrs. R. B. Scarborough and her 1 two sons. Charlie and Henry want no to Mullins yesterday. Ilev. H. D Grainger on his way home from Cedar Grove, spent a j pleasant hour with us Monday. Uov. J W. and Mrs Llkins and children, wont over to Singleton's Swvsh Monday inornin<r, where they 4vill spend the week. Sour Stomach is one of the first symptoms ofneomino Biliousattack, j (hire it with a few doses Dr. M. A. Simmons Diver Medicine. * Mr. 11 W. Hammond writing from Josselyn, Oa., says that they have had no rain since April 1st, and that crops are in bad plight. Sick Headache, Wind on the Stomach, Biliousness, Nausea, arequickly cured by a few closes of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine Mr. Thomas Parker, of Port Harvelson. wj s in town making business calls early Monday morning in which the HkaAI.d was not forgotten. We hear that a wood store on one oT our most desirable corners is soon ^ > bo torn down and that a large build ng vvili go upon the same i Don't forget that W. E. Porter wants 500 cattle and 1000 sheep. ORB OR TH! BMWMWBMirmnwiBrmTTWi ? u nce to on r j'ricmts throu<jh< with its j'or (i.'i t'U'i >'c *11 Iff p THE 2.7TH, - Wc have secured We Wai to Lb )'Oun roil, toco r,\ rszsmzmmsmm ' recall Ilt-& history o/'l/ic II en item oust rated that the I1 . / / i i.: . ii [n r. /nil! ii (I n i iii , // / o mil C(l iv(ts WHAT SHALL HE /sing men of Horry go/ / o Tobacco. The />ro/)ositit, <, supply the TOBACCO." \'d free of eh a rge. (Suit *d house, Plenty of room j people the i Wo have a lot of Stalls I of t heir lc irmer and t ho care of his | Special Ma iroe no exchange on Waie- Col. C. M s charged at many places. : and vast c> f. Our water t ranspor- tees to the other point in tin.' Tobac- have in oni , cither on floods imported) ?in the pe lich is a benefit to the man terest of tl i.yinjj his supplies. Our tublishin# > municipal authorities, appeal to the protection of all jjood thine else 1'UHLIO SPI1UT, HOMN PillDK A AKH HOHHY THK BANNT.K OOP _ WlflWaftFR If i u i ? l u ? m mm mm To arouse a Dormant Liver and sent re permanent regularity of the .N [towels, use Dr. M. A. Simmons I Liver Medicine. a I I Don t forget that W. E. Porter I will buy all your sheep and cattle. a A correspondent writing from h Withers last week said, we captured v i big eooter last night and have grab h jled four hundred and ten eggs this morning. Our Tobacco Warehouse presents C i busy and novel scene to us Plant- r >rsare bringing in tno leaf and Capt. C Doles is busy making preparations k for the big sales on the 27lh. r Everybody is coming to the Tobacco Sales here on the 27th. You c must come and witness the initial movement of one of the greatest in- a Castries that has yet struck us. a v Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Thompkins, of t Port Marrelson, passed through here last week cn their way to the Warn- , pee section, whore Mrs. Thompkins visits her parents. The Dangers of a Malarial atmospiiore may be averted by occasionally 1 taking Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine r Ex-Governor John Peter Richardson died in Columbia last week, lie . had been in declining health for some- } time, and though very feeble, his death came unexpectedly. 1J. * -- " a ..iiAunAn ,.r n.n, I i i>J 1". V. 'f. niiui:rai/ii wi i/inn jnuv-*was called away to I'almerville, last ( Monday on account of the death of ' his father, Capt. IV I). Anderson, who was a former citizen of I lorry , and had many friends here. ,, K. F. Kenemur, Pickens, S. C , ,, writes: Dr. M. A. Simmons Diver ' Medicine has for Id years greatly . benefitted nic and many others. I think it a better medicine than Slack ' Draught; use it in preference as it is j milder, yet more efficient. "Wo have sold many different j cough remedies, but none has given ! i better satisfaction than Chamber- ( Iain's." says Mr- Charles Holzhauer, t Druggist, Newark, N. J. "It is per- \ focliy sale and can oe reneci upon in i t all eases of concha, colds or hoarse \ 1 ncfis. For sale l>y Dr. K. Norton, t druggist. ( if you have any cattle, or sheep to sell for cash, call on, or write \V. E. ? Porter. I < IT ' DONV ; SALE >tf/ the county, Hint ourLu : * i j? .. /* i J (II S'l/,-1 I /'?' ' ()] ( IX; I Thursday 28TH AND a large Corps of Buyer nt All Your Til, THE J7TH OF./EL FOIIE WIT A 1 wtmjvmsau 'archousc and Tobacco m 'a rm cr con Id not continue '.V.Nat i'i/ c.v/w n ses. ' 7 HE SHHSTITHTE Fob o'cl/terand reso/eed to in >n was made to Iitc far/nc, The Company was oro'u tcs were, nu reh a scd an< More F* utmost freedom will bo allowed eiti/.i ultimate business. We have as linger one of Ihc most noted Tobacct . "Webb, of Winston, N. C. His | cperience insures for us a host of buj Farmer the highest prices for theii Local Manager, the next best man rson of Capt. J. Fi. Coles. He is < ic Farmer, and is thoroughly alive t a permanent market in Iforrv. the ''Home Pride 'of our fellow ri being equal. we claim and believe it XI) INDIVIDUAL 10FFORT FOR NT Y OF SOUTH OA MOLINA. HO Mrs. A. M. McNeill and children, liss Louise and Master Maxey, of )ublin, N- C., arrived here last week nd accompanied the family of Mr. ). T. McNeill to Singleton s Swash. On account of the local freight l?\iwr 1 lot i*/iiiLi toliirtli I /I a l\o andled, last Saturday 's train which /as due at 7:40 p. in., did not reach ere until 11 :H0 p. in. Mr. Thomas II. Kelley, State ^gent for the Chattanooga Medjeine Jompany is here today. Mr. Kelley eports Carolina trade on Wine of Jardui and Slack Draught, the well nown products of his Company as apidly increasing. Kind's last and grand excursion arried out a larger number last Friay than ever before, there being bout one hundred and twenty-live board the train when it left Conway. Over five hundred took advan age of the, trip and enjoyed the day. Prof. S. W. Carwile, who left here t the close of school for Rock Hill, /as on account of sickness com pel I d to abandon his program for atending the Summer School and go lome- We arc pleased to state to lis many friends that he is very iHicb improved. Capt. T S. Daggett came up from Georgetown last Friday enroute to Wilmington. The steamer Frank C. Sessom >. of the Cape Fear Lint;, ms been bought by a Ccorgetown v..., a <4 i._ . yum |miiay, iiiiii vmii/. i luts jono over to Wilmington with a row to take her around for service m the Sun tee river. Dr. A. M. Snider, dentist of Elloce, will be here on Friday 's steamt from Georgetown on a visit to his ton Mr. C. H. Snider. Dr. Snider is i practitioner of two ity five years md stands high in his profession. lie is known by his works'1 and rersons desiring his professional services will do well to see him while lie s here. Rev. F. 11. Martin, of Salem, Va., reached if) the Baptist church here ast Friday night. The sermon was haraeteristic of the man, who seems horoughly consecrated to God's ,vork and was very much enjoyed by ;hose present. Mr. Martin who was lore 011 his annual visit to his moth r on Poo Doe, loft for homo Saturla.v. (llass Wash Hoards, something iow and nice, at Now York Packet Store. 0 WAI V A Y. : OF LI loaRBinaaBKBaMimauannMBraen m'e II 'it rc/niu sc is i/otr < ///>//, fo hip J'ttrnt"/'. II c trill nrt /, July 2; 29TH, WILL I sand out Farmers are 1 Scrap as wel >\ rVN IT 117 LL jYOT IM/ L A ()T C ITS M.I IIA Little IH^to ore ttt en I in H / / ?/' of ros!. to nlont an Q ////'// /7.s* r// "1 ...y /.. j / Iii i i u J n nr.: i i ted. IIV /heir /HI r/ in for us In . / /, /m //r/ ///v u n< her cih zens. icts, Reac 'lis in the pursuit I t rue and loyal citi/. Auctioneer ami I s"s. It is allege i inen in the South '' Hack Woods" eoi icrsonal inlluenee tunity to ridieul ,'ers and ^uaran- Well, just so h r Toliacco. We tools in patronizin; Winston all'ords and counties at tin levoted to the in- tinuc to he desi^na o his work in es- ry is our native en Lastly, we would our Court House a ti/.ens. Every- of all political and is the duty of all and ambition of a trtdtr- mraCTiwiipi iiiiBMingreimiragsKg.; THE A DVANCEM EN V OK OITK 0 THIS TITLE SHE .JUSTLY DKS RRY TOE ('apt. John C. Porter went up to Sumter yesterday mornin" on a visit to relatives. Mr. Alex. Frazier. of Whiteville. j N. C.. arrived here Tuesday and accepts a position with A. ('. Thompson it Company. | Mr. H. 0. Collins spent a day this week on the beach at- Singleton's' Swash Miss 10va Currie indulged in ocean breezes Tuesday. The devil was to play at the new town on the. beach this week. Mr. Harry Collins has been taking an outing on the beach during the past week. Capt. J. H. Dusenbury ran the trip to Ccorootown Monday, Capt. It G Piscnbur^ beintf ncapacituted bv sickness. A spark from an engine set lire to the depot building at Ceor^etown last Monday morning completely destroying the property. We hear that considerable freight was des troyed. No insurance. Mr. ( eo. 11. Dusenbury, formerly of tics place, and who has been 1 i\ ino.in Coorgetown for the past two vi!?u ?>, i t iurm-u iinr iiu'hiiay urrtJiii panied by liis little daughter Belle, Mr. Dusenbury accepts a position with Capt. C. S. Causey and will be tflad to have his friends call and see him. Mr. Ilal L. Hack has so fuY re overed from his late attack of sickness as co permit his leaving Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. Hack and Miss Ruth Burroughs who have been at Duncan for several weeks arrived here last Friday. Mr. Buck, whose health is not entirely restored, loft on Monday's steamer via Guorgetown, for Hendersonvilie, N. 0. Maple Syrup, not so cheap, but nice, 80c per quart, at New York Racket Store. Miss Minnie I)a#tfett was a passenger by the Waccamaw Line Tues day from Georgetown and is here visiting her sister. Mrs. Thos.-W. Daggett, offieorgetown is on a visit to her daughter Mrs. W. K. Porter. Wanted Kggs. Beef Hides and Beeswax, at New York Raeket Store. EHi s. c. = AF TC ? t j vn us rn *-CTP m'g^iiga: mmjiw h . i ????mm oumm deled tt/ttl et/tt ip/ted in //esf-e \'t' /i he ett' ('ttsh tttltut trees on 7th, 1899. BE BIG DAYS Jrged to Meet them at the 1 as Other Gr >/{() I '/ ;.?// 7 7/. ( Til. i T IS (U '/:r I \/L('h\ >W. r . I li'tt teeee cm //'of/.'</ lot'o I/itut /ion. The Farntee / 7/? teecd, with marked stteee ho re I he House and fhe mu, )'urnisliin o'f hc Weed and i L PULL TOU ETIIEK and e / maintain a market here j\ S Them. cms of 11<mtv to putroni/.e her home on (I hy somo of our neighbors that llorr mtv. and it is t licir delight to use ovory c her for tho lack of thrift and onh >110 as we nlio?v ourselves to bo used i c ot her markets and building up other r expense of our own, just so lone will ted as the "tail end 'of South Carolina unty, Conway is our county seat, nd seat of county government. The civil eat herinj/s. Should it not be tl homo people to sc.1 their own town 01 '\VN I'KOCLK, AND TIIK IJIMilTI L K 1 {VKS, AND LNT VS HI? SATISF IACCO Wi Mr. i!. D. Little, contractor commenced last Friday the erection of a brick buildintr. the size of the Con way Hank building and directly opposite the Hank'. It is one of the most desirable locations in town and will oreatly improve the appearance of our rapidly #rowin?j town. Two handsome store rooms will occupy the lirst floor.' the second story will he devoted to offices and a nice roomy hall. Mr. I). A. Spivey, owner of the property is promised a completed contract by October. Steam, hip " Lcona" stranded enroute to (Jalveston. Texas, sometime aj/o loaded with Mens, Hoys and Youths Clothing. Of course the floods #ot wet and they had to be sold, and that's why we. are selling Men's coats and vests for GO and | 70 cents. Men's coats. Seersucker, Satine. Crash, &c., tfoin# row at 2a j and HO cents Hoys and Youths I vests la and 2a cents. Hoys suits, I 10 and f>0 cents. Hoys Derby Hats, j 2a cents. Men's Derby Hats, actually cost $1.50 to $2.00. at *35 to 50 cents, at New York Uacket Store. The marriage of Miss Sara Coxe j Elierbe, daughter of Col. and Mrs. , E. H. Elierbe, to Mr. Walter T. Coi ker, of Timmonsville, was solemn-" i/.ed at Jordanville, this county on Wednesday the 5th inst.. Itev. W. E. Harre, of Conway officiating, i Dev. and Mrs. W. E. Harie and family. Miss Uessie Uurroughs and I Mr. Hurdle McNeill were present from Conway. Colonel and I Mrs. Elierbe entertained in their j proverbial charming and gracious manner, making the occasion a delightful one to ail present,. The hri dal party reached here at an early hour Thursday morning and took the train for Timmonsville. H. C. 311 LIT V It V ACADKNY. ()tlice of Chairman Hoard of Visitors. Charleston, S. C., .luly 1. IH{). One vacancy in Heneticiary Cadetship in the South Carolina Military Academy exists in this, Horry county. Clanks for application for permit to enter competitive examination. with sheet giving necessary in; formation, can he obtained from the respective county superintendents of education. A li applications, fully and clearly made out, must he in the hands of the Chairman hy the 1st day of August. C. S. GADSDEN. Chairman Hoard of Visitors. ? - - . ous >BAOCC hi.ss si pie. IIV' are t/oir rem Tohaeca stored with us if h i WITH US. Opening Sales, ades. ')m/<; to its s/<;lb') in:r() '/trass for /he /m r/tose of et '/r/aal/t/ aecepted litis pro, .v.v. our part oj the com hs/)<>c( of (( Jitie Murkrt. '//dinfaiiting the J\htrkei. arh carr/f on/ I/is part of th )/' /he a </ro nrem rn / of liort iterpri-1 prosper? Should it not be y is si, at. the growth mid prosporit upper- we not all work together to rpris?. I continue to be used as "eat', is mere own county and our own inU townsjthe amusement and profit < we eon j resources, unsurpassed anyw I lor- our location is sill that we eo Here is thrifty and enterprising ji center J lie pride ow and | DING OK OUU OWN COUNTY. INI) WITH NOTHING SHOUT 01 ftREHOU? The Coming of Baby brings joy or pain. It's for the mother to decide. With good health and a strong womanly organism, motherhood but adds to a woman's attractiveness. McELRCE'S Wine ur_ Cardu! takes away all terrors by strengthening the vital organs. It fits a mother for baby's coming. By revitalizing the nerve centres it has brought chubby, crowing youngsters to thousands of weak women who feared they were barren. It purifies, heals, regulates and strengthens, and is gooafor all women at all times. No druggist would be without It. %x oo. For advice in cases requiring special directions, address, giving symptoms. "The Ladies' Advisoiy Department," The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Teun. # 0 MRS. LOUISA II ALE. of Jefferson, Oa~ any* i?"When 1 first too* Win# of Cardu) we had bean married three years, but could not have any children. Nino month* later I had a fine girl baby." - ? Notice. There will l)e held at all County Seats in the State, Friday July 21, under the direction of County Superintendents of Education, entrance examination for students desiring to enter the Freshman Class of the South Carolina College. At the same time and places competitive examinations will he held for Normal Scholarships in the South Carolina College, two of which are awarded to each County. These remit fees to the amount of $52.00. v. c wonnwARn President South Carol!no College. E t /// for the reception of your he f)lutiters wish if. Our It K 7V/ h'AA A'I) 77/ Kit Eticou raging and instruct'iosition ond has jiroeeed 'rarf is now about coni/i/eTht> oannlo a . w v >/i \y n> ?/ o'/iyre ( 1/ ??'/ 7/ <>///// remains econtract in working to ri/ and the betterment of the- proper spirit for all to rejoicc y of their own county? Slioul d brin# this about? Or, shall we s paws" and act the traitor to our M'ests by pulling cut chestnuts toj )f others? Horry has her natura diore Our soil, our climate and uId ask. Yes, and we have the loople?and unlimited capital. LET US ALL UNITE ON COM F THE REALIZATION OF THIS DC, An Epidemic of Diarrhoea. Mr. A. Sanders, writing from Cocoanut Grove, Fla., says there has been quite an epidemic of diarrhoea there. He had a severe attack and was cured by four doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says lie also recommended it to others and they say it is thv best medicine they ever used. For sale by Dr. E. Norton, druggist, NOTICE. The undersigned having been duly appointedSuoervisor of Registration for the Town of Conway. Hooks for registration of the qualified voters of said town will be opened from this date until August, 18th, 1899, at the office of Clerk of Court, in said town. E. Van. Dusenbury, Sup. Registration Town of Conway. Notice. Is hereby given, that Mrs. Sarah E. Butler, widow of Daniel M. Butler, late / of Horry County, 8. C., has filed her pe~ *mon ior and intends to have her Homestead set off In the Heal anil Personal Kstate of Daniel M. I hitler her late husband an authorized by Statute In such ca?es made and provided. J. A. MoDkrmott, Clerk of Court. June 28th, 1890. 4t. Citation. By William P.. Hardwlck, Probate Judge Whereas, Isaac J, Parker made suit to ine, to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate of and , effects of John H. Williamson, deceased. These arc therefore t? cite and admonish all and singular the kindred n W/1 /iitn/li L\Ma l?z* oo!/l T?l?IT (IIIU l lVViHVlil UI tliu StlKI JUI1I1 n Williamson deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Conway, Horry county. S. C., on the 17th day of July, 1809, inst., after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not bo granted. uiven under my Hand this 1st day of July, A, D? 1899. Wm. E. Hardwick, Probate Judge.