Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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< " ?..,1V- ? I I it h l?k_ w7*- te\F * II Vj are /denaw! to tut it Tobacco. , /// To (att ea s/oi1 ATarkct is aoic /tcrntttiicnt/j Wore sold at our opening sales on tin It places l/o/ ri/'s Jla, Our tlu f/ers arc high -/on('</ On r peo/de trill rcadi! I h is sec!ion- It h a s Ion g b aU-eolton crop and a! e< The problem lobe soT On He eu-n a m her of enterp ca m f)(t i g n in I he interest <>j nish the jMdHK'KT and po me re bought and d isl ribu < We have a lar^e and well oquipj for Storage and (trading of To'?aceo. and Sheds f ?r the convenience of the I Stock. The Hank of Conway will eh house chocks?no cost of 21 per. cent ; Our merchants are polite ami obligin tat ion gives us an advuntago over an \ co bolt. Our freight rates arc bet to or, on our products ox ported?all of w selling his Tobacco, and the man b town is well regulated under it While order will be maintained lor AHOVK VI.L W K NKKI) MO Hit MON GROUND AND LMtOltTO.X TRUTH. J. E. COLES ?hc Down $wahl. | Published Hvery Thursday. THURSDAY, AUG, 3, 1890.' MAT I'KRS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. Mr. W. P. Loo, a delegate to the late Union meeting expresses himself as very much pleased in every ' respect. Mr. H G. Collins left on Monday s |1 . st3umer for Nendersonvillo, N. C., where he annually indulges a summer vacation. Rapid progress is being made on ! the new brick building. Contractor ! Little has a good force of brick lay ers at work. Some of our merchants are taking:. 'the right view of things and have had large signs put up in the Tobac- | co Warehouse. The festival at the s -hool- building ' last. Friday evening, considering the inclemency of t he weather furnished 1 very gratifying results. Miss Eva Ourrie left this week for Western North Carolina. She will join friends from Florida who will ' m meet her at Uondersonville. ? I' Mr. P. C. Worley, of liurgaw, N. I C., has been here during the past week on a visit to his little son, who 1 is living with his grand parents Mr. \ xmd.Mrs. J. M. Oliver. ''fling'" of the New York Racket Store has fixed up and had painted ' a delivery wagon and his oust miors 1 . can have their purchases delivered free. I Keep the Stomach and Rowels in <good condition, the Waste Avenues : open and free bv an occasional dose .of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medi cine. For sale by Dr. E. Norton. New street lamps have been put up over town which nous very niucn l<> tin1 appearance of the town at i ni#lil and the convenience of the ? ? I ? -?' ' [ORI OR TH ounce f/t ou r friends fhrott "(/with usj'or (i'r<c/i n <J ic'" y es/n hfish eit unit ire iri/f hn I\Io? ** i ivai U7th-2!Mh. 'ind we boo to conoratuhi i-,cl / At/ //// a //a r iri/h oilier am g'cufle/iidn a ml re/irrsen I T // recall I he, hisfori/ of I he ecu (I c in on si ra I ed that llic nfs /icr. /maud in eel. 1/ i s i/e ' ed a-as II '/TIT S/I.l TT T /'isi no' in en of llorr// ifal > l' '/'aha ceo. The /iro/msiI a sa/i/il// Ihe TO It,'/('(JO." fed free of eh a rife (>a led house, Plenty of room people th We haven lot of Stalls of their armor and the care of his Special N aroe no exchange on Wave- Col, < I. is charged at many places, and vast it ( > 11 ,\ w:l 1 <>! 1 l'!? II v M/ >! _ !'> >" ' 11 I"'* >? ;i ' other point in tin* 'J'obac- have in o r, either on goods imported. | in (lie hich is a benefit to the man to rest of uying his supplios. (>ur i tablishin s mnnioipal authorities. appeal t< the protect ion of all good thing (?). BUMBHI : 1'UBLIO SPIRIT, IIOMIO PIUDK 1AKK HORRY THK P.ANN llli CO s MANAGER. For Headache caused most likelv by a Disordered Stomach, accompanied by Constipation, use Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. For sale by Dr. K. Norton. Itov. D. D. Anderson writes, regretting that he had to leave the Union meeting and says that on reaching home Friday cveni <g he found that he was too unwell to ret urn. Married on Sunday the 22nd of Ju1\ at tlio residence of Lvander St rick land, father of the bride, Miss It .1. Strickland, of Vardelle, to Mr. M M. Stephens, of Mt. Tabor, N. C., Rev. II. I). (Jrainger otlleiating. In Diarrhoea Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine is invaluable. It gives Tone to the Stomach, Aids Digestion and Assists Nature in carrying olT all Impurities. For sale by Dr. K. Norton. To keep young ?keep well, keep llw. Mil...'to 4 I 1 1.1 un?> in t mi; nowy ruimy incl well fed, and with Dr. M. A Simmons Diver Medicine regulate Lho Stomach and Dowels. For sale by Dr. 10. Norton. Our outgoing train made a big display of Horry's Tobacco Industry Monday morning. Through cars heavily loaded for headquarters with j large lettering extending the entire length of the cars, proclaiming to | the world our success in tobacco already. Mrs. J. F. Dyrd and children of Fair I >1 itl", were here during the past week on a visit to Mr. Dyrd who has been in the mercantile business here for several months, but so far has been unable to get a house for his family. Our business people have a good opportunity now for any sign painting they may need. Mr. W L. Drown, the artistic painter, whose! work can be seen on every hand, is here and our people should avail themselves of his services. Another old lain I mark is going; in the march of progress which our town is making, Capt. R. (J. Dusenbury is having the old store on the Mayo corner torn down and will1 put up soon a handsome brick building to be used for stores. The annual catalogue of Clenison College is ready for distribution. A co,?y will bo sent to any address upon application to President Hurt &og, Clemson College, S. C, IY CONI IE SALt lion / the < (//( ill//, III n! on I" Li h ' fit 't// /ii s/i,r,"l free of c 1 v/ 're I). I I L )' S.l LI'IS. i?i - - V/IIt 1 1 Ull ito our Horry Tobac <> IMtt'itors on tin rgest Sales H I older markets. II mean he leading Tohaeeo /Imis of a : Warehouse and Tnhaeen n Farmer eoufd not eonlinm cessa mi e.v/ienses. '/ : y ///<: >srHsrrri TE /, f oo'elher a ml resolrcd to ii ion teas in a de Io Ihe fa rni ( The Com/m n{/ teas ori>a ides mere jm re 1/ a sed an More Fj e utmost freedom will bo allowed ci'iz legitimate business. We have ;o lanaocr ono ??f tin- most not or Tobaci < K. Webb. of Winston. N. C. Mis experience insures for us a host of bu ie Far nit* r the highest prices for tliei ur Local Manager, the next best man person of ('apt. ,1. K. Coles. lie is < the Farmer, and is thoroughly alive t oa permanent market in Horry, i) the "Home Pride" of our fellow ? >e beino equal. we claim and believe il AND INDIVIDUAL KFFOKT FO|{ UN TV OF SOUTII (J A MOLINA. HO J. F. (Irillin, Lancaster, S. C.. says: For 18 years I have used and recommended l)r M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine to all I'uinters as their best medicine for painter's Colic and Torpid Liver. I find it far superior to Zeilin's. For sale by Dr. K. Norton. Uev. W. C. Power, presiding elder of this district, held quarterly mi. n.Twiier wmi mis church last Friday evening. Mr. Power returned here Sunday evening and preached a sermon to "business People'' which was highly appreciated by the large audience present. The unusual warm weather pre vented any attendance upon the Union meeting on Sunday, the greater part of the delegates going home Saturday evening, while the few left made an early start on Sunday. The consequence was that there was no Union service on that day. The soothing and healing properties of Chamberlain's Cough ttemedy, its pleasant taste and prompt and permanent cures, have made it a great favorite with the people everywhere. For sale by Dr. K. Norton and all medicine dealers. Thursday the 27th of July will always be remembered as a red letter day in llorry history. The Tobacco Warehouse prossntc-l a busy scene. Friday and Saturday were scarcely less busy quite a lot of t he loaf being sold each day. Capt. J. K. Coles is receiving great credit in the management of the Tobacco Warehouse here. Considering tlm inclement weather just previous to the opening, ('apt. Coles had his house well tilled, everything nicely arranged and despite had weather, he met. and surpassed all expectations. During the civil war, as well as in our late war with Spain, diarrhoea was one of the most, troublesome diseases the army had to contend with. In many instances it became chronic and the old soldiers still suffer from it. Mr. David Taylor of Wind liidge, Oreeno Co., Pa., is one of these. He uses Chamberlain s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and says he never found anything that would give him such quick relief. It is for sale by Dr. ft. Norton and all medicine dealers. We want to do your Job work. WA1 N AY. C 5 8?"^ I t vm \viy R ?..?mji h KJ?HS:X.mMUNl mMlhTGH.' -A V <J?fi fgrff > oro'r U'a rc/nm sc is notrcom. to f/t" ]'<irm"r. II c trill mo c\ rprl Tho H W II VJ sue 'ess of our <?;> Miinjr. Ever Known o slim/ onr .1/((r/x'ef is no loo the con it /rtj. Little T liwtc i ore mm / in VI j'rnr of cos '. 'lo/i/nn/ nn E ///o' /'// itscn ed to />!n n / /, !! i'OTTO.W* fed. II V t a n ?> ff/ (( / c (t ; ///ri r/err/ i// " IIV' tnr- / V > / ns/o./L nizcf/. seed , /mild n/tam d /)/'eseit/ed j her ei// :r//\ ^~ iv : ticLS, Kcat ens in !li,. pursuit ( I rue and loyal oil i/.? > A net ioneer and i s"s. It is ulle?joi > mill in the South | "Hack Woods o<>u personal influence j tunity to ridiculi vers and Lfuarau- Well, just so In ... r Tobacco. We I tools in patroni/.injj i Winston affords and counties at the devoted to t lie in tinne to lie desioiat o Ids work in es- I rv is our native eoi Lastly, we would our Court Mouse at it i/.ens. Kvcry- of all political and ? is the duty of all ' and ambition of a I -xlrtwgrhsi TIIK ADVANUKM KNT OK OKU () THIS TITLK SI IK JUSTLY DKS iRRY TOB Mr. anci Mrs. J. 10. Dusonbury, of Soeastoo, spent Tuesday ni^ht here wit It Dr. J. S. Dusonbury and left yesterday for Abbot Village, Maine, Mrs. Dusenbury's old home, where they will spend the Summer. Mrs. W. II. Howell and children returned from the seashore Tuesday, Teachers are ur^'ed to attend the Normal School here on Thursday the 17th inst., commencing at !t o'clock. The State Hoard orders that no certificates will be renewed unless teachers attend this school. !'< '{.7st pounds of tobacco sold at our opening here last week. i - ? The Time Games to every elderly woman when an im-l ' portant functional change takes place, ' This in called "The Change of J,ife." Thcentiresvstemundergoos a change. : t Dreadful diseases such as cancer and ( consumption are often contracted at | this time. McELREE'S I., Wine of Cartlui strengthens and purifies the entire system, and brings the sufferer safely | . over tlicso pitfalls. Its effects have been wonderful. It is fjood for all menstrual troubles, but is especially | i ? recommended at this time. Ask H j ^t?? 1 ?.?, utjjiai. ior ine ianious wine of Cardul. $<t.oo a ixrttle. ; For ndvice incases requiring special directions, address the "Ladies'Ad- |. visory Department," Tho Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, . Tcnn. THOMAS J. COOPKR, Tupelo, Mis*., nym?"My sister suffered from Irregular and painful menstruation and doctors Could not i relieve her. Wlno of Cardul entirely cured 1 her, and alio helped my mother through the Change of Life." eh ? H EAF TC K*ic?vw ." vxBK.'.'^.vvixivun an :r -;. oh'icd and ft/a /////rd in ji rsf At /iftcrti! ('nsh ndr/tarcs' on usand Pc n a New Marl ' Li'c/' an r af thill Id. II is tilt >1'V. / BSCS*flKttHHBftfc .Men ire re enrjdni/i'd !ae II i fa I i on. The Farmer hr tread, iri/h m a r/eed suca hare the l/oasr and Ilia />r farnishin o' ///r Weed and /, FELL TOC E TU Ell am! , / in a i n I a i n a mar/eel here j 1 Them. mis of I lorry to patronize hop lioino on I l>v soino of onr neighbors that I fori' lit v. and it is t heir deli#ht to use every i' hop for t ho lack of thrift and out* ill;.; lis we allow oursolvos to Iu? used a f ot hop markets and Iniildin# up other expense of our own. just so loll# will \ ed as the "tail end of South Carolina, inly. Conway is our county seat, id seat of county #overnment. The ivil #athorin#s. Should it not bo tl ionic people to so their own town #r Jw-r-i i'l . 7.ViicaK a^-:: ? v > *? WNr PRODI.K, AND Till-; UPIU'IL KHVKS, AND LI '/!' I S UK SATISD iACCO Wi Six thousa-id dollars handed out to tobacco planters hero last week in the middle of our dull season, was somet hin# nice. Seven buyers represent in# t he s lar#c tobacco markets are hero 1 They are #entlcmcn of the first or > der and a #rcat ao<|uisition to Con- 1 way society. ' Come to see lis when in town. 3 Summons l\>r Relief. STATK OR SOUTH CAROLINA, 1 J COUNTY OF UOKKY, s I (Court of Coininoii I'Ions.) < Addio Burroiudi , Kxoou Copy Sum ! trlx mid Donald T. Mc- J Noil!, Executor, of the/mens. For Ho i pstate of Franklin ( / Ihirroiiulis. deceased. V !!? Plaintiff/ " ^ against V (Complaint * \lfrcd Smith and Klla D. j ' smith. I Jefendant. / Served.) c I'o tin* Defendants Alfred Smith and Klla j I). Smith. Vnu am hereby summoned and reijuir- y ?d to answer the complaint in this :u lion, j, ?f which a copy is herewith served upon foil, and to serve a copy of your answer o the said complaint, on the siihscriher at ' list Mice at Conway, S. ('., within twenty .| lays after the service Icreot, exclusive of p he day of such service; and if >011 fail to j iiiswer the complaint withi; tie- time foresaid, the plaintiff in this at !i< n w ill ipply to the Court forth relief d"imindf I > n the complaint. I Hour. I> rt auiioiioi oil, ( IMaintiiTs Attorney. j (> Datt ti .July 2811). 18DU. I\> Alfred Smith ahstmt defeiidanl*. Take Notice* 'I'liat. the complaint in his action was filed in tie olllce of the ' 'lerk t?f the Court ol common Pleas ft?r lorry County on duly 28th IMO'.i. Hoist. H. SCAKIIOIIOI oil, Plaintiffs Attorney, J i. a. mcdkumott, (1 c. v. c. p.. ii. c. <;t. ? St ji as. 11. Carlisl , LL. I). President. Fijjht depart in *nts including t he 4cw Chair of 11 iSTOUY and KCO ~ COMICS. WOFFOKP FITTIN(J SCHOOL. An excellent training school for >oys. A M. DuPuk, A. M. a Head Master. f< ''or catalogue add res, j r J. A Mamkwbm,, jo Spartanburg, s ('. <1 tltli Session begins September 2!'th o Send us the news. S OTIS )BACCI c/ftss \/f//c. II iiiiiI' / < > Tohfirm staff ft wit ft ttsij' * amtls ket. ioil// /on ni/i'il, o nil luils j'n a u rn ss for I hr ///ir/iiisr of r i if u ii I I // ii ri'i'iil I'd litis/H'< ss. Oor/inrf <>j ll/rroi os/h'cI of a fur .Mo rh'cf. ntd i ii I it i ii / ii f I hr . I Itir/y'i'l. 'it r/i I'd mj onl his /in rl of! or I hr ii 1/ro n mo r n I <>j' ll<r turpri prosper? Should it not !? v is a at 1h<> growth and prospori >|*;.w >c i.in ail worn lOJLfOlllCI' t'l rpris? continue l<> i?i' used as "cat is mere own county ami our own iut towns the iiinuscnicnt ami prolit At- con , resources, unsurpassed any\ I lor- our location is all that we co 11 ere is thrifty ami enterprising | center I ie pride 'ow and ] I)I N(} OK OI K OWN (JOHN I V. I Kl> WITH NOT 111 NO SIIOltT O IVREHOUJ Delinquent Tax Sales. ITATK OK SOUTH CAROLINA. I IIOKKV COUNTY. s Under and by virtue of Fxecutions is lied by I,. I>. Long, Ks<p, County Treusirer, tome direct in my oltiee, I have loved on and will >cl| before the ('ourt I louse n Conway, S. o.i Monday the 7th day >f August, 181)0, (luring legal sale hour.*, be I allowing des. ribed land-, levied on it the suit of the State for taxes for fiscal ear 181)8. A tract of land in Floyd's Township )uncan ('. Downing (700) seven hundrtd icres, more or less, and composed of two racts, (200) two hundred acres, more or ess, in ('art Wheel llay, bounded by lands S'orth Charles (Jrainger, Fast, I) F. Fige t. al , the r inaiuder of the tract of land n Fee Dee Itiver swamp, bounded North ?y Henry ('. Klliott, and South by J. W. . Lewis, et. al. A I SI/ h A tract of land in Floyd's Township iVilliaiii (', Hill, (H70) eight hundred and evenly acres in Mossy Hay, Stick Hay and )oe Hay, hounded liy lands of Charles Jrainger, DulTy Soles and Fslate Hands if Marparct Floyd. A I.SO A tract of land in Floyd's Township lartin A. Small (2.r>) twenty live acres, inunded Fast, hy A. II Small, and South >y .John Lewis, et. al. ALSO A tiact of land in Hayhoro Township olm T. Orahain, (Oil) sixty-three acres, lounded North. Sy. Tyler, and Hast hy jouls Tvler, et. al. A LSO A tract of land indalivants Ferry Tow nldp II. (). Skipper, (lOlj one hundred ml six acres, hounded by lands of \V. If. 'ook, and Hurroughs A Collins Company, t. al. ALSO \ tract of land in (Ircen Sea Township Ferry Stephen (2?) twenty seven acres, ounded North, L. I>. Fhipps, South, Colin 'hlpps, ?t. al. ALSO A tract of land in Conway Township 'liomas VV. Westbury, (lir?0) three hunred and fifty acres, and hounded by lands f John II. Price and lands of I/. 1). Cani>y. et. al. Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser to pay r paptrs. W.J. SKSSIONS, SherilT I lorry Comity. July 17th, 1800. NOTICE. Tito undersigned having boon duly ppointed Sut >orvisor of Ue^ist rat ion >r tlio Town of Conway. I looks for lustration of tlio (pialiliod voters f said town will bo opened front litis ate until August, ISth, 1SHH, at the fllee of Clerk of Court, in said town, i K. Van. Dusenbury, up. Registration Town of Conway. ? , jca 2m fd// for lln' reri/d ion of t/ottr flic /dan/ers wish it. Oar ir In c.vcrll an// in lite S/ulr. riii-iiiirni>iii o' ami i n si rn cl'i/io.sil ion a nil //its proceed i Intel is now nhoiil com file The pen/)/e ft re soon /odo II onli/ note remains he collirae/ in irorkin </ to rr// and l/ir he//er/nrnI of ? lln*' proper spirit for all to ty of i heir own comit y? Should/* I>ri 11 ?x" this about? Or, shall we \s paws" and act the traitor to our erests by pulling cut chestnuts to of others? I lorry has her natura vhere Out* soil, our climate and iuld ask. Yes, and we have the ieoplc and unlimited capital. LET 1'N ALL UNITE ON COM* ETHE LEA LI/ATION ON THIS 3E, T w 111 FOR YOU. Write W. S. McCaskill a postal card. lie 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, Sheen. Etc.. will lie tuto-n " l"?J" meat,. Notice. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids rvill be received at the olileo of County Commissioners for I lorry County, ior the repair of the bridge across Cow Ford Swamp, on the old Fee Dee Iloud near Fort 1 larrelson. Flans and Speelllcations for same can lie had by applying to the Supervisor, or to Mr. F. Van Dusenbury. Clerk of Hoard of County Commissioners. All bids must be submitted on or before the 7th day of August, ult. The County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. J. M. OLIVKK. Supervisor 1 lorry County. July 18th 181M). Notice of Town Election. Ily order of the Town Council of the Town of Conway, tin election will be held in the Court House at Conway, S. ('., on Friday August 25, I85)it, for an Intendant and four Wardens foi said Town. Foils to open at 8 o'clock a. m , and close at 4 o'clock p.m. All voters inust produce new town registration certificates. K. Van Di'sksiu iiy, (Jerk of Tow n ('ouncil. .July tWih It. S. (. MIMTAItY ACADEMY. Ollice of Chairman Hoard of VisitorsCharleston, S. C.. July I. 180. Out1 vacancy in Hcneficiary Cadctshi|> in the South Carolina Military Academy exists in this, Horry county. Clanks for application for permit to enter competitive examination, with sheet giving necessary information, can be obtained from the respective county superintendents of education. All applications, fully and clearly made out, must be in the hands of the Chairman by the 1st day of August. C. S. GADSDEN, Chairman Hoard of Visitors,