Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I , _ E * 1" I v 'I ?-?30CSI 'V m ^ e ui'C pleased loan lobucco. Alt Tobacco at or .\fu < /. />/ ,j.:/i W (VII ft III U'JCU \ WE A I) I 'J SIC Til: IT )'()h Ou r people will reudi this section. II has long all-cotton crop and aI c The problem to he sot Quite a number of enter) ^ campaign in the interest (. n is It th e MA It h'E T a n d tp were bought and distribe We have a large and well equi| for Storage and Grading of Tokacco and Sheds for the convenience of the Stock. The Hunk of Conway will e house checks?no cost of 2J per. cent Our merchants arc polite and obligi tut ion gives us an advantage over an co belt. Our freight rates are both or, on our products exported?all of < selling his Tobacco, and the man I town is well regulated under While order will be maintained tor A HOVE \I.L WK NEED MOK MON GROUND AND IABOU TO TRUTH. J. E. COLES ?iic potty fctitia. Published ICvcry Thursday. - " THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1899. | MATTKRS LOCAL AND OTHHRWISH. Our new street lamps are being put up over town. Miss Bessie Burroughs visited Singleton's Swush this week. ?. Auditor Lewis is attending the ' St^te Alliance in Columbia. Colonel Webb our tobacco auction-1 eer came in Tuesday evening. Mrs. W. H Howell and children are on the beach for a few days. Iiead J. II. Jollie s advertisement and see what he has for you. Miss Fannie Jollio is away at Sanford visiting Miss Dulah Allsbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sessions, spent two days at Woodiawn last week. Young ladies entering the surf, ! will please take off their engagement rings. Over O 'ft hundred hands are daily at work on the lloor of our tobacco ( warehouse. Mr. Clair Brown, a tobacco buyer is on this market, having arrived Monday night. ^ vt? n ? r..?.? n...i>num. for tho American Tobacco Company, ( came in last Thursday. Mr Van Dusenbury has accepted the position as book keeper at the Tobacco Warehouso. Miss Ruth (Burroughs went up to Ilendersonville yesterday to enjoy 1 the m > ) ( Capt. Ralph Dozier, of Georget..?wu was up here with tho tu^ Render, Monday aftei a raft of logs. ^ Messrs. Thurman Collins and R. M. I'rinee, Jr., returned from their I visit to Ilendersonville Tuesday. Mm?wmw ?- ??? ? y? ? ? ? [OR] * -OR T> nounce In ntt r friends t/irou C(( tciIII us /'or Ir r n '/ 'n ri mil THE 27TH - We; have secun We W; r HOLD )'()(!li TOIL K'Oo I jetjegsesonars /// recall I In* hislort/ of I hebeen dcm on st rat cd ll/af tin cuts per. /found in erf. 1/is n, 'rent wan WJI.ITSII.ILL I >risin g men of llorr// go! >J' Tobacco. The proposi )u sup/)/// the TOLL ICCOT rtcd free of dm r^c. (it i??a? >ped house, L'lent.y of room people tl We haven lot of Stalls of their farirer aucl the care of his Special har^o no exchange on Wave- Col. (1. as charged at many places, ami vast \ig. Our water transpor- tees tot iy other point in the Tobae- have in < er, either on floods imported. in the ivhich is a benefit to t he man terest ol buying his supplies. Our tablishii its municipal authorities, appeal t the protection of all ?jood t.hin<f el ?anaEagaBg? E PUBLIC SPIRIT, 1IOMK PRIDE MAKE IK) BUY THE BANNER (X S MANAGER. San ford wants a teacher to teach J their free school. They have about | two hundred dollars for this purpose. Not a vacant dwelling in Conway that we know of and six new buildings in course of construction at this time. I One hundred and twenty live dollars was paid out to hands at our ? ? C' * iivwu* i;u >Ytu I'ljuufir him ouuiruuy evening. Mrs A. M. McNeill and children returned from Singleton's Swash last week and took Saturday's train for home. Mr. E. S. Baker, one of Horry's foremost citizens was in town on business Monday and did not pass us by. Mrs. W. S. Elmer, of Chicago, reached here last Thursday. She joins her husband who had preceded her by several months. Everybody isolated at the swelling proportions of our tobacco industry. For the while everything else is of a secon da ry c h a rac te r. A gentleman who has lately been through the flooded district of Texas declares that aid must be sent to the people or they will starve. Miss Rosa Dantzler, of Darlington, the guost of Mrs. Malcolm Collins, was called home last Friday on aitcount of the sickness of her father. The Dangers of a Malarial atmos1 ini i tf <./l I. .11 |s11vsi \ HKi v uravrru'u uy urrii^iuililliy taking Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine Tor sale by Dr. E. Norton The Tobacco opening, the Pee Dee Union meeting and the County Convention all at one time, will attract a large crowd of people here this week. To arouse a Dormant Liver and secure permanent regularity of the Dowels, us?n Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. For sale by Dr. E. Norton. Mr. D. K. King the "Excursion King" and New York Racket Store man left Monday to visit his family who are at Wrightsville. and may jxtcnd his visit North. Mrs. Dr. Frank O'Dryan, of Longview, Texas, reached here last Fri- J lay on a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. ' VV. Elkins, whom she had not seen for eighteen years. We want to do your Job work. lY CON' IE SAL1 o'hou/ / he con n f //, I lull our'I I b' fit" !j insurer I free of cos Thursda I, 28TH AND ed a large Corps of Buyc ant All Your 'Wills TU hi J7TII OCJC CO HE IJ7 A. Warehouse u ud 'Tobacco r ' Farmer eoald not con/intc rccssu rf/ ex/ten scs. i E 7 HE >SC HSriTCTb: EO / oijcl h er a u d rcsolrcd fo it //on nuts made to I he fu me The Com f>u nu was orgc fides were /turchasc<! an Mai'U C J. T 1U 1 V 1 ( in utmost freedom will bo allowed ci'i; legitimatc business. Wo have a Manager one of the most noted Tobaci K. Webb, of Winston, N. C. Mis experience insures for us a host of bi he Farmer the highest prices for the >ur Local Manager, the next best mat person of Capt. J. K. Coles. Me is r the Mariner, and is thoroughly alive ig a permanent market in Horry, otlie ''Home Untie'1 of our fellow ( so being equal, we claim and believe i AND INDIVIDUAL LI-TOUT LOU JUNTY OF SOUTH CAUOL1NA. HO I Sick Headache, Wind on the Stom ach. Miliousness, Nausea, arequickly cured by a few doses of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. For sale I>y Dr. 10. Norton. A tobacco man of wide experience says that the quantity of tobacco j shown on o ir warehouse floor, surpasses anything that he has seen at any "opening." Our people are jubilant over their tobacco outlook, and to day inaugurates an epoeli in our history, which the youngest child now living will refer to in the future. Tin; annual catalogue of Clomson College is ready for distribution. A copy will be sent to any address, upon application to President 1 fart zog, Clemson College, S. C. Mrs. Geo. IT. Duscnbury and eliil dren of Georgetown, came up by Friday's steamer. Their friends and relatives will welcome them back to their former home. There is to be a Farmer's Institute at Chndbourn, N. C., on the 7th and Hth of August. Distinguished persons from a distance will be present and deliver addresses. Dr. A. M. Snider, who has been here visiting his son for the past two weeks, took the steamer for home yesterday. Dr. Snider expects to make us another visit in the fall. Capt. V. V. Richardson, during the past week has moved a large shingle mill from Whitevillo to Ruoksport and will continue the manufacture of shingles on a still larger scale. Hrave Men Fall Victims ?to stomach, liver and kidneys troubles as well as women, and all fpel the results in lossofappotite, : poisons?in the blood, baokacho, ner- ! vousness, headache and tired, list- , loss, rundown feeling. Rut there's no need to feci like that fast- 1 sn to J. W. Gardner, Idaville, Ind. | lie says: "Electric bitters are iust the thin# for a man when he is all run down, and don't care whether he lives or dies. It did more to give me new strength and #00 1 appetite 1 than anything I could take. I can 1 now eat anything and have a new 1 lease on life." Only 50 cents, at Dr. } E. Norton's Drug Store. Every hot- ' tie guaranteed. { I' Come to see us when in town. I WAJ WAY, E OF L jff/'o'r || '<trehouse is now con 7 to the 'farm "/*. II r trill m y, July 2 I 29TH, WILL irsandoui Farmers are Scrap as wel L)\. /N / T II 'ILL .VOL /.I/ A/, . wr/' Hit I AC / 7'N.I/, / //J Little Histc HilinII ! ! I IIIIIMIII II II 1MWBMB2 nnrrn/cnl in H frar of cosf. cfoplanl <tu gl ///?' in its a n rtl to //In nil II COT TO A 7 0 /^/. IIV' </a n o'/i rit Ic a gl fhrir pari ii rr, " II V' /V//'- y /Vy/ us to . / L mi ir<!. seed if hai/d an an 'd presented H her cihzritsacts, Reac ?ens in the pursuit I true and loyal eiti> s Auctioneer and s*?s. It is allege o men in the South " I tack Woods "em personal influence t unity to ridieu lyers and ^uaran- Well, just, so 1 ir Tobacco. We tools in patroui/.in it Winston alVords and counties at th devoted to the in- tinue to be desi^na to his work in es- ry is our native ec Lastly, we would our Court Mouse a utizens. Every- of all political and t is the duty of all and ambition of a Til ft ADVANCEMENT OKOUli (J THIS TITLE SHE -JUSTLY DES >RRY TOE Sour Stomach is one of the first symptoms of a coming Bilious attack. (lure it with a few doses Dr. M A. Simmons Liver Medicine. For sale by Dr. E. Norton. Superintendent Thos. A. Sharpe, of the Public Schools of Darlington, assisted by Mr. J. Porter llallis. of the Rock Hill graded schools, will ! conduct tIk; Horry County Normal1 School beginning 17th August. Mr. W. L. Brown who did such artistic painting and lettering here some months ago, is again here and as he will only be in town a few days, those desiring work in his line should see him soon. An Epidemic of Diarrhoea. Mr. A. Sanders, writing from Cocoa nut 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 he also reeoihrnended it to others and they say it is thv best medicine they ever used. For sale by Dr. E. Norton, druggist. Warn pee. Farmers are about through with their crops and are now arranging beach parties.? Miss Etta Thompson, of Maxton, N. C., is spending some time with her mother.?Miss osChellio Host and Mollie Vereen, of Little River, have just returned home from a visit.?>.\lr. W* E. Long has been here prospecting for a school in which we nope lie may bo successful. ?We have a fine prospect for good crops, People. Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. <, King's New Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar-coated globule of health, , mat changes weakness into strength, listlessness into energy, brain-fa# into mental power. They're wonJerful in building up the health. s Only 25o per box. Sold by Dr. E. Norton. { ? - - - * The Chadbourn Hrass Hand de- t icrves to be congratulated at the f progross already made, organized 1 ibout live week's ago, they furnished c ?ood music at the Whiteville tour- u lament last week. The material U jj iplendid, some of the members haffB ng belonged to bands elsewhere be^P fore. ' s. c. EAF T< i3fa?K nil ?i' pi? m ?Tw*iu**jautam wr r: i/dclcd tiiid e</u I /i/ied in jit'Si 'the I / hern/ ('ush << dru //res o 7th, 1899 BE BIG DAY U r$?ed to Meet them at tl 11 as Other G r !\() I 'AM// 7 7/. ( I'll. IT IS KFT i './A/ A'. >x*v? / ttsaa&as&tiEir:.. .Men were enbjilor/ed !<>> t U i r<t / inn. The Funnel he treed, ir/lh in n rked sttct h<t re I he House u n<t the />, i j'u rn ish i it i> I h e Weed nun - A /'/'A A TOC FT II FH and d m uin! uin <t market here 1 Them. lciis of I lorry to put roni/.e lier home ? m! by some of our neighbors that Mot mi t v, ami it is their delight to use over le lior for tlie lack of thrift ami en ono us we allow ourselves to be. used o other markets and buildino up otho e expense of our own, just so loiio will ted as the "tail end of South Carol in mnty, Conway is our county seat, ml seat of county jjfovermnent. Th ei vil out herilies. Should il not be home people to see their own town <. IWN PEDDLE, AND Til K CIMiCI KUVES, AND LET CS BE SATIS] IACCO W womb, whites," painful or Trrcgulur menses, or any disease of the distinctly feminine organs is. A man may sympathize or pity but ho can not know the agonies she goes through?the terrible Buffering, so patiently borne, which robs her of beauty, hooo and happiness. Vet this suffering really is needless. McELREE'S Wine oi Cardui ' i i' will banish it. This medicine cures all " female diseases " quickly niul permanently. It does away I with humiliating physical exann- I nations. Tho treatment may be taken at home. There is not continual expense and trouble. The sufferer is cured and stays cured. Wine of Carduiis becoming the leading remedy for all troubles of this class. It costs but $i from any druggist. j For advice in cases requiring I i special directions, address, the 9 < "Ladies Advisory Department," I The Chattanooga Medicine Co., I Chattanooga, Tenn. (i~j * MBH.O.J. WEST, Nashville, Tenn.. | I writes) ? ''This wonderful medicine ought I | to he In every house where there are girls I anil women." -? . ? < ( 4. C. MILITARY ACAI>H31V. ! ~)Hiceof Chairman Hoard of Visitors. 1 Charleston, S. C., July 1. 181). One vacancy in Hcncficiary Cadet lnp in the South Carolina Military Ycademy exists in this, I lorry conny. Clanks for application for pernit to (Miter competitive cxaininaion, with sheet giving necessary insinuation, can lie obtained from the espeetive county superintendents I >f education. All applications, fully i md clearly made out. must tie in the < lands of the Chairman by the 1st < y of August. ? ( C. S. GADSDKN, Chairmar. Hoard of Visitors. f :o us DBACC ?UMwanMPBMBHMa wmmmmm f'c/ft,\'s stf/te. II 'rare aoir r u Tot/a eeo stored with us ij S WITH US. ic Opening Sales, rades. com h: to / rs sot. to /;/<;/? "ft ura ss lor the pa/'pose of rirtaa/1 (/ a crept ed this /a ess. Our part o) theeo rospeet of a Jitie jMa rket 'maintaining the ,Market <'aeh ear/'// oat his part of for th ea d ran rem en t of tt< mterpri-l prosper? Should it not I rrv is a at the growth and prospei y oppor- we not all work together t terprisa- continue to he used as "ea as mere own county and our own it r towns! the amusement and profit I IV(> dnn 1 v i rr.vMin'cs, unsurpassed ans u. 11 <>r- our location is all that we i Nereis thrifty and enterprising e center 1 he pride (row and ) asganamaawt LI)IX(} OF oi:u OWN COUNTY. I'T Ml > WITH NOTIII NO SIM >KT ( AREHOU Delinquent Tax Sales. STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I IIOKKY COUNTY. \ Under and by virtuo of FOxeeutions Issued by Ij. I), Long, Ks(|., County Treaaurer, tome direct in my office, I have levied on and will sell before the ('ourt I louse in Conway, S. on .Monday the 7th day of Auyust, IHtM, (luring legal sale hours, the following described lands, levied on at the suit of the State for taxes for fiscal year 1808. A tract of laud in Floyd's Township Duncan C. Downing t'700) seven hundred acres, more or less, and composed of two tracts, (200) two hundred acres, more or less, In Cart Wheel Hay, bounded by lands North ( harles <irainger, F.ast, I). F. Page et. al , the r mainder of the tract of land in Fee Dee River swamp, bounded North by Henry C. Klliott, and South by .1. W. P. he wis, et. al. nii?M; A tract of IiiikI in Floyd's Township William C, Hill, (870) eight hundred and seventy acres in Mossy Buy, Stick Buy ami I Buy, bounded by lands of Charles ( rainier, Dcmpsy Soles and Estate Lands of Margaret Floyd. ALSO A tract of land in Floyd's Township Martin A. Small (25) twenty five acres, hounded Fast, by A. II. Small, and South by John Lewis, ot. al. ALSO A tiact of land in Hay born Township? John T. Oraham, ((?:!) sixty-three acres, bounded North. Sy. Tyler, and Fast by Louis Tvler, et. al. A LSO A tract of land in Oulivants Ferry Towndilp II. (). Skipper, (BO) one hundred mil six acres, bounded by lands of \V. II. Cook, and Burroughs & Collins Company, t. al. ALSO A tract of land in (Ireen Sea Township Ferry Stephen (2r) twenty seven acres, founded North, L. B. I'hipps, South, Colin I'hipps, f t. al. ALSO A tract of land in Conway Township Thomas \V. Westbury, (5150) three hunlred and fifty acres, and bounded by lands >f John II. Price and lands of L. I). Cautey. et. al. Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser to pay 'or papers. W..I. SESSIONS, Sheriff llorry C'oonty. .J uly 17th, 1801). NOTICE. The undersigned having been duly ippointcdSunervisor of Ke^ist ration 'or the Town of Conway. Hooks for registration of the qualified voters said town will be opened from this late until August, 18th, 1809, at the jllice of Clerk of Court, in said town. K. Van. Ousenburv, Sup. Registration Town of Conway. Ie end// j'ur the rcce/tt i on oj (/on r (' the /tf a n f ers irish it. Our '()/;/ : r/t /:.\\. tA'D rit/:/;/>:en eon i<i <Ji h n and i n,struct'o/)o.sitinn and ha.s* /n'nreedn tract is no/r a fatal com/tieThe /n'o/ttc a re soon to do '. It anh/ mar remains the cttntrant in icorkind fn '/ /'// and the belte/'/n en I of >e the proper spirit for all to rejoice ity of their own county? Should o hrin^this about? Or, shall wo t.'s paws' and act the traitor to our iterests by pulling cut chestnuts to of others? I lorry has her Datura 'where Our soil, our climate and :ould ask. Yes, and we have the people and unlimited capital. MOT US AM, UNITI0 ON C'OM)F TII10 U10A MZATI()N 0N T1 IIS SE, n ib* FOP YOIi Write; W. S. McCuskill a postal cai':l. 11< will send one to your house where you can examine it thoroughly and buy it if you like it either for cash or on time. Cattle, Sheep, Kti\, will he taken in payment. Send us the news. Foreclosure and Sale. STATU OF SOl'TII CAROLINA,) HOURY COUNTY. f S. T. Sessions, Plaintiff. \ Judgment of vs. [ Foreclosure P.M. Hewitt, Defendant ) and Sale. Under and by virtue of a decretal order made in the above stated case by Ills Honor, R. C. Watts, Presiding Judge, and dated October 5, inns, I will offer for sale before the Court House door at Conway, S. within legal salo hours, on Monday, August 7th, 181)1), the following described property, viz.: "All and singular that certain tract or pacel of 'and lying anu being in Conway Townshln Sfnt.. m,.? Cmm#.. .....v ...... I^wumjr iiiurCSiUil, bounded North by lands of Landeo Cox, Enst by lands of Franklin Cox, South by lands of O. W, Dewltt and West by lands of Khntilla Sarvis. The same oeh>4 the identical place on which 1 now reside and containing thirteen fid) acres, more or less and hut It such shapes as a plat thereof would more fully show." Terms of Sale ('ash. Purchaser to pay for necessary papers. \V. .1. Skssions, Sheriff, Horry County. Conway, S. C., July 17th, lyOJ). Notice. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids nill be received at tho olllco of County Commissioners for llorrv County, tor the repair of the bridge across Cow Ford Swamp, on the old Pee Dee Hoad near 1 1 f 1 i <>i t ? mrrnison. Plans and Specifications for same can be had by applying to tho Supervisor, or to Mr. E. Van Ouaenbury. Clerk of Hoard of County Commissioners. All bids must be submitted on or before the 7th day of August, ult. The County Commissioners reserve tho right to reject any or all bids. J. M. OLIVER, Supervisor Horry County. .July 18th 1800.