The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 31, 1899, Image 2
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PUBLISHED EVEHY
THURSDAY MORNINGBY
Til K
- CONWAY PUBLISHING CO.,
CONWAY, S. C.
E. W. NOLLEY, Editor & r\?r
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THURSDAY, AUG. .31, 1800.
This govornmcnt lias uniformed a
battalion of Puerto liicans and tliev
seem to be proud of serving under
the United States Hag.
A wAititANT for Colonel Neal has
been sworn out and lias likely been
served by this time. The criminal
charge is. "that lie failed to turn
over to his successor money in his
charge thirty days after retiring
from office.
The Kentucky political feud becomes
more aggravated daily. The
opposition will use every effort to
defeat Gocbel's election, they are
strong and are bringing several side
issues into the campaign. There
are giants on each side arrayed one
against the other and it will take the
election to determine the result.
The charge that Bryan failed to
vote for an ex-confederate for Speaker
has fallen through, and like many
other charges that are being made
will fail to benefit the inventors, and
serve to strengthen and increase the
popularity of the Nebraska 11. Death
is the only thing that will prevent
his nomination and a continuation of
the Philippine war will make him
President.
"It seems almost incredible that
in the neighborhood of $40,000 in actual
cash should h ve been confided
to letters during f last year, and
harder still to credit that the most
exhaustive efforts I'.dl d to find the
ownersofone-fourth< t amount,
writes Patti Lyle Col.ins in The Ladies'
Home Journal for September.
"The envelopes which arc addressed
are kept on file for four years, blank
ones not so long, but in cither case a
liberal margin of time is allowed for
claimants to appear before the money
is finally turned into the Treasury
to the credit of the Post-Office Do
jjui uulmiv, iu auumon to the money
contained in letters during the
me period, something like $10,(100
sas found loose in the mails. It is
officially styled 'loose money.'"
A'Mother Tells How She Saved Her
Kittle Daughter's Life.
1 am the mother of eight children
and have had a great deal of experience
with medicines. Last summer
my little daughter had the dysentery
in its worst form. We thought she
would die. I tried everything I
o> hi think of, but nothing seemed
i*> do her any good. I saw by an
advertisement in our paper that
Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was highly recommended
and sent and got a bottle at
once. It proved to be one of the
very best medicines we ever had in
the house. It saved my littledaughter's
life. J am anxious for every
mother to know what an excellent
medicine it is. Had 1 known it at
first it would have saved me a great
deal of anxiety and my little daughter
much suffering.?Yours truly, Mas.
F. Uurdick, Liberty, R. I. For sale
by Dr. 1C. Norton and all medicine
dealers,
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Wampee Items.
Crops arc good.? The weather
warm.?Fish in abundance.- Miss
Etta Thompson who has been visitingjicr
mother and brother Mr. M.
R. Thompson, of this place left Friday
to the regret of her many friends.
She will stop a few days with her
brother, Mr. A, C.Thompson, of
Conway, S. C. From there she will
go to Maxton to enter school.
6. 7. 8.
v !*ttt "Jo*'* I r . . ?.
fv- ' "
His Life Was Saved.
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citi/on
of Hannibal, Mo.. lately had u
wonderful deliverance from a frightful
death, in telling of it he says:
"1 was taken with typhoid Fever,
that ran into Pneumonia. My lunjfs
became hardened. I was so weak I
couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing
helped me. 1 expected to soon
die of Consumption, when 1 heard of
Dr. Kind's New Discovery. One
hot tle oave oreat relief. I continued
to use it. and now am well and strone
1 can't say too much in its praise."
This marvellous medicine is the sur
est and quickest cure in the world
for all Throat and L.?no Trouble.
Regular sizes 5(1 cents and $1.00
Trial bottles free at Dr. E. Norton's
I >rue Store: every hot t lo^uaranteed.
Tobacco Notes.
Our buyers want over a.000.0(KI
pounds of tobaeeo this season,
Mr. Uenr.v N Drown.of llillsboro.
N. C., arrived in Conway this week
and will join the already strong
corps of buyers on this market.
The tobacco market seemed to be
stronger on all grades of bright leaf
last week. Dright scraps decidedly
better, and on good grades there
was a general upward tendencv.
A Danville drummer was here last j
week and he did not fail to conipli-'
meat our tobacco market, saying
amon^ other things, ''I have visited
a good many markets in South Carolina.
but you have the best I have]
visited yet."
We notice a sale on the Warehouse
floor that we know did the
heart of the planter good last week.
It was a nice pile of tobaeeo and was
bid off at the price oT -7A cents per
pound. Many other lots were taken
during the week at good prices.
There were good breaks each day
at the Tobaeeo Warehouse last week,
and they are holding up thus far for
this week. Although the weather is
heavy and damp. The people of the
county are liberally patronizing the
I lorry Warehouse. It is to their interest
to do so, for reports from all;
over this State and Eastern North
Carolina, give Conway the credit of
having one of the best markets in
the State.
There area great many tobacco
drummers now canvassing the conn
ty, as many sis half a do/in dining
sit the same house in one day. They
should pay for their keep. Among
other things, by making fair promi
ses they have created a spirit of unrest
and dissatisfaction among the
planters all over the count ry. If the
farmers would note carefully what
we printed from the pen of one of
the greatest tobacco drummers that
ever struck the road (Mr. Ed. M.
Pace) it would do them good. Make
the boys pay for accommodations,
then you want be out anything by
listening to their chin music.
IV! T X ? ^ ? ?
no Ktgrti 10 ugliness.
The woman who is lovely in fare,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attractive
must keep her health. If
she is weak, sickly and all run down,
she will be nervous and irritable. If
she has constipation or kidney trouble.
her impure blood will cause
pimples, blotches, skin eruptions
and a wretched complexion. Kleetric
Hitters is the nest medicine in
the world to regulate stomach, liver
and kidneys and to purify the blood.
It gives strong nerves, bright, eyes,
smooth, velvety skin, rich complex
ion. It will make a good-looking,
charming woman of a run down invalid.
Only 50 cents at l)r, K. Norton's
Drugstore.
- ? -
The subject of trusts, which has
become the. uppermost topic of discussion
in the nation at the present
time, is ably discussed in the September
issue of the Review of Reviews
by lion. George IS. Roberts,
the director of the mint, who explains
that by the law of economies
it is impossible for gigantiecombina
tions of capital pennant ly to control
prices. Henry Macfarland, the
\\'.. i * . j
>\ asuingion correspondent of tbi*
boston Herald, oilers in the same
magazine a valuable suggestion as to
how the trust issue may be eliminated
from the Presidential campaign.
He urges the Republican party to
advocate an amendment to the Con
stitution which will give Congress
the necessary authority to deal with
the regulation of trusts, which can
only be reached at the present time
by State Legislatures.
The Most Reliable Worm Destroyer
In Use.
Messrs I, M. & R. F. Powell, prominent
merchants in Columbus county,
N. C. wrote us in July 1K87, that
"Rev. Mr. T. C. Floyd gave his child
one (lose of Hoykin's "Worm Killer,
and the result was 3(>7 worms, lie
wishes all interested to know it.
For sale by burroughs & Collins Co.
If Mr. Hobart is renominated he
will be the first Vice President to
receive that distinction in a great
many years. If he is re-elected he
will be the first Vice President to
, serve two terms since John C. Calhoun,
who served from 182"> to lHM. |
In fact, there have been only four
Vice Presidents who were re-elected
- John Adams, George Clinton.
Daniel I). Tompkins and John C.
Calhoun.
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
/d* ??-* 1 4 1 - - - ? 1 -t ' 1 1
v.nuiiii; <inti uu' oki soldiers still suf
fer from it. Mr. David Taylor of
Wind Ridge, Greene Co., I'a., is one
of these, lie uses Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and says lie never found anything
that would give linn such quick relief.
It is for sale by Dr. 10. Norton
and all medicine dealers.
Prof. F. J. C. Dupre. the distin
guished horticulturist of Clcmson
College, died lust Friday.
? ip'&O&OGC COOO00C* C
4 i Prom GirIho<xS to Woman hood.X
Cp iCTNON'T LET your daughter^
A L,^ ... ??.^ 11 Imve n wrong merging Into womanhood. Jl
| %#' i . Tli?' greatt st crisis in every Kir I'll life isvp
(L 1 jfj- at this stage when the iiu-nsiriuil fune JPa
{ t, tions are being established, and she tliouldy
j ?,f5> i / . Or ' ^ ^ havecvciy | rovi. obtainable fur establish
ML I ?< -?6? lAs ing this period 1 > .- in 11 y. without which she jr
V.p . ran never become a in n . t woman. Mothers.
3L j' :'t r. *.0' Np' '* I' > .";. i 1 . t.-l i t ? ; * to con tide in
jjjijLiLLl;- Vi*' tliem and watch over them as you
\f J?l_ syg1.r \C* yS\ would the most delicate i?lant. and\^
AVnW vANi A // >r V as this most critical uko draws#t
V |,\yli \ / ^X. "e?r commence gi vine her
p^mmffy / \) gerstle-S j
? ~%vM-1 //"W Female Panacea.?
h / f " -(Gr. F. 3P.X
i? i \V ^ It will establish the menstrunl^C
\F functions.restore tho strength nmllLF
ifw '"--'I ,4^- give life and energy to tho entire J\
IT ^ ^ ^ being. I'KICK fl.UO I'Kit KOTThH.V
......... . ....viM nraa. move me dowcis tfently with moderate doses
KSt. Joseph's Liver regulator. Jf
My danghter was suffering from a severe hi I to n s* attark, together with great "benrlng-C^
dewu" pit his and ha? k trite >1 n riiiur her monthly periods. Nho hail violent nervous anr Its w hie b IK
fU? Li rod 11 iv it :? i < - u 11 .t t :.t .miii iitnl ii rUlug sen atiun. I honght a tinttle of <j KIIST I.K'H KK<\9
MAI.B PAN \i i! v t). P. !'. and some ST. JttSM'H'S I.IVKIt KKfll'I.ATOK nnd coniiuenred treat-JK
\jfhig her. All pains i.r.! hiiinusues wet e removed and the Jerking was stopped. Ii Is the hrst&9
mL I ever saw for >oung girls. HAKY Id.l/.A IIKMSS, Itenlab, Ala. j?L
1\L. GERSTl 13 & CO., I,ro|)iietor.H, Chattanooga, Tenn.J?
A7 W7 .JENKINS & "SON.,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables.
We haw 011 hand a complete stock of
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L);ui ?>f III' " n..4iMipAbA Mr l?tl liUKuii . oil I lie
jj.iith / ;:/ . c.iu. to ski-: rs. out: rmcics
sn.tr.t. nn tiii: hkst .i.vd s.trisKicrto.v
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O. S. CAUSEY, PROP.
BEST ATTENTION
TO TRAVELERS. BANK BUILO'^'^j
Fare the best the country
affords.
Everything New. Design Modern *
B E S T A C COMMO!) A 'HON.
MAUKFTK ? 1 ? 1 "
. . , , a un i iviv.k.1 ill I O 4 O.
Limestone - College.
( ? l.t 111 11 I', 1 OW N . / 1 A f C \l I "* V/ t ' ( -
CiAFrNhY, S. C.
New \ irtjin .?o
v .. Thin In. titution fatuous in tin* lii- ->*y of odiu uYCMlo\\
dip - ? tii.11 in South Carolina, linaroyontly boon thoioii;:h
Sci'llpc l.?)0 ly roorirniii/.od and now, wit li a l.AHtlK ANI>
Spirits turpentine I(? A,U |: ,'u:l 1 TY'iH
1 . 1 of the ykiiy lll(illKNY(si<ai>H Nearly TW K N
I\OSl II. COIIl Ilioll 'tie. ^ '|'|loi'SANI) IKII.I.A ItH Imti' Iii'imi .i|<|ir<i|it iU'
toil t-if luipiovomonts, \ HI'l.KNini) NICV.
Ur r.ril.MN'C i-> holit!'oroetod wltirh will contain a
I li.M I NO TON', , ..... , ,, ,,
t.ir>;?- AtulUoniini, it Library, u lo-noni" noont, a
Spirits turpentine steady. Mil num ol Natural Solonco, u bountiful 11 h 11 tor
M'lcllillC barrels II t! ?* I.itornry Sooioly,nnd aunto noodod oIIIcoh. Tito
.... hiiiltlinn will l? furnished willi now lioalinuappa
UOUlltl \ o.ll 1 ClS ' rutua throughout, allllio rooms will Iio Hit|?|>1 |.<<l
Kosill stoauv at line Willi now fiirnituro, now pianos will ho purchased,
., . . .... now phyHii-al, ohotnii'til and inineraloeical Inbornlai
III HI Hv ?. 1. > lot ion will ho oi|itip|)od in abort ovorylliitn; that
Cl'llde Turpentine. I lard i- noo sity ill tho work of a ilrst elnas woman's
IVll) $2 70- Virgin ;~2 7d ol'.e^o will bo provided. 'I'lio alto in iino(|iialu(l in
n ' South Caroliita for hoanty and for hcnlllifuliiessC(
)TT( )\T Limestone t'olloijo tntiUoa its appoal to tlto pooplo
/ _ ( ^ ST1MCTI.Y ON ITS OWN M I'M!ITS l.itorary.
Ordinary > t In etsf' lb (Ititil' alnl Commercial Coitrai . Tho kkocGood
Ordinary I Id Hi'' " i.Aiirei i.kou dhukkks awk <hyi:n i>y tho
IiO\V Middling ft 7 ll> " u authority of tho Stall" of South t'ai.>!iti:i, AncsMiddlitl"'
h$ '' pooially lino course iii I'LUAdOCY is offoreil to I
tiOOd Middling C, " " thowMlMlring to Incomeiwlipw, Thoroarelhrw
Qqj.u " -)0(f, tV>. il'-piiitini iit.-*, tin*foi i.i:<;K,tii.'Si:MiNAUV,t)ic
it |w , I'ltl.MAIIY. I( l.imof tone's fiiiiuls ii it < I former
I, ,: ,v'' 1 ? atiulciitrt TKI.I, 'I'll 1-: NKMS AM, OYK|{ TIIK
OllOVlIdol's I) (<l;l sol 1 11. The M-v.TtMl OAI'T. ii, l\oki M'Tl lt is
ChiekCDS 10 to Jo \u* Senior I lofc^or, l or funli' i information
1 urkcys per ll> (live) ad^iresHthe I'lividoh
? Lr.r. i>avis >i. s j>. i? I
Low I oas bile. per hush
1'on nuts 75c " 44
n . vc W of ford! Collect1.
Doctors Say; 'v; ; - w -v *;
Bilious and Intermittent Fevers ,,a* 1 ;i,'ils''' ,jli- President.
... ... . ,. Light dojuirlui Mits moulding the
winch prevail in miasmatic (lis- New Chair of 11 iSTOUY and KCOtricts
arc invariably accompan- -N()1sll( >.
t , , . c ,i WOl'TOIll) PITTING SCHOOL,
led by derangements ol the . ,, . . . . . . .
J t An excellent training school tor
Stomach Liver and Bowels, boys. a, m. Di I'uk, a. m.
The Secret of Health. i.\?. u<i<iros!'l'lul M"sl01''
The liver is the great "driving ^ Cam km-km,
. . V Spartanburg, S C.
wheel in the mechanism O/ 4dl,h ^ession begins September 2Gth.
man, and when it is out ofordcr,
the whole system becomes deranged
and disease is the result, college of Charleston.
Tlltt'S Liver Pills Charleston, a. c.
Cure all Liver Troubles. <>" IIiiikIi?' ""<) roui-twnUi
i ear begins Oct. is. rurnished
- . ii room and board in College Dormltoanj
. vp a pe? ry $10 and $12 a month, according to
^on
nmuiiii III1U imni'i I1I1IIIII may 1*>I?W I'Apri.'il'fi I'l UOK ''I (tl
qiHekly asoortnin our opinion fteo whether an ^i.|io|v; 1, i i;- ! o: J ;i ni 1 H&l, iirc'iM'd !
Itivonllon Is probnbly rmlentablo. Oonimuiilca- 1 1 ""* ' 1 l,n * ' ,l" "uul
I Ions strictly eonttdcntliil. Handbookon Patents in, \ <: i v, , i .; U?l' sllldt Ills Mot llolilsont
froo. OKtOHt nuoncy for sccuritiK patents. . ' , . . , . . .
Patents tnkon tnrotiuh Munn A Co. recolve Ili^C 11 SCMO iiI">1111> ; > , IMIllOH U'*'. Ill
tj'tciul notice, without clmr?o. In tho n'dil ion
Scientific HttltfiWIt l<V,r (-alftlo-ut's iiuiiiifoiMOrtiion in
A hnndsomoly Illustrated weekly. I.areest Clf- fU11,
mint Ion of any selontmc Journal. terms, ?3 a Add l"t s
your: fourniontbs.fi. Bold by all newsdealers. ., ' ,,
NIUNN & Co.36""?' New York ,N I
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MARION, S, O.
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Six Millions of Pounds Wanted
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THIS IS THE It EST UOTSE IX TUli STATE TO
Sill)II TQli.IIY <). /. \ /> <). \ A' HE I'll E. MOST I 'OMELET
E IXEI 'Ell )" II EST EOT. WE I I.I
FL FA 'T )' O F />' U ) 'F /t'S, 11 11() /' F Fit F S
FA "V 77/ / : L. I ltd EST. M'AA 7' FACT UItERS
AND EXPORTERS
in this country, und we have no doubt, at elo c of this iobaceo season
that our books will show that a larger per cent, of the tobacco sold here
is bought direct by Manufacturers and Exporters than any market, according
to quantity sold. It is a well-known fact that manufacturers and
exporters have to buy it before it can be consumed. ()lTU MR. H. A.
REAMS, THE MANAGER OF THIS HOUSE, HAS REEN A MANfJ- ^
EACTURER, DEADER AND WAREHOUSEMAN for MORE THAN V
EORTY YEARS. He started the Warehouse business in Durham 28
YEA ItS Af JO, AND 11 IS .11TIX ! M ENT on Tobacco can't be QUESTIONEI).
HE (.'IVES HIS PERSONAL ATTENTION TO EVERY RILE OE
TOHACCO SOLI) AT THIS HOUSE TO SEE THAT EVERY RILE
i.uhM.h i ll L 111<; HKST I'KICK I'OSSIULK. No onocan worlf harder
for the fanner's interest than he, for he is a Tltl' K FARMER'S FRIEND.
When more eonveiiient to ship than to haul, remember it will receive
t lie same nt tent ion. If at any time any one should be i> > dissatisfied
with prices, we will have t heir Tobacco packed in llrst class style, free
of charge. ()ur grading department can't be surpassed, you get firstclass
grading for net ual cost, and YOUR TORACCO INSURER UNTIL
SOLI) FREE OF CM ARC E.
Don't fail to give us a trial and be convinced thu we intend to stand
in the front ranks of right and do our duty for all. This house will receive
Tobacco any time from daylight until 1 li oYlock at night. When you
eoine ask what the following stands for:
W. M. B, and S. A. G. and H. A. H.
Your frLnds,
ELLIS & MURCHISON,
H. A. REAMS, Manager.
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NEW GOODS5 NEW GOODS!
Come early to the
Conway Bargain Hoase
tnd avoid the rush. Don't delay too Ion#, #oods are #oin# fast. We are
the recognized leadersof low prices in Horry county. We have more new
ind up to (late t/oods than imv <i
, iii mu comity, and wo olTor as a
standing challenge that more floods can be bought of us for the same
money, or same ??oods for less money than any other house.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
For every a^e and foot.
to lit every body from three to one hundred years
All the latest Novelties in DRESS HOODS, TR1MMIN0S, ETC,
Notions of every kind and description.
I latest, styles in Men and Hoys hats and caps. Trimmed and untriinm d
hats for the ladies. Childrens hats and Tumoshnnta caps.
Ilemp, Ingrain and Tapestry Urussels Carpets and Ru&s of every
kind.
Fine Shirts, Collars and Cuffs.
Fancy Neck Wear in the Latest Styles.
In fact we have every thino to be found in a first-class DEPARTMENT
STORE at a price that simply defies all competition. Most firms
leal in claims, we deal in facts. We have not time or space to tpiotc pries,
but we respectfully invite you to call examine and be convinced. No
trouble to show ^oods.
Thompson &; Co.
15. (i. COLLINS, President. I). A. SPIVEY, Cashier^
BANK OF CONWAY
CONWAY. S. C.
CapHul Slock $20,000- Surplus Fund $#-O0O
DIRECTORS:
R. 0. Collins, W U. Lkwih, 1) A. Simvky.
C. P. OlTATTIUiiiiM.
v K. A. ni;i(itMi;iuis. y
CI. ~ rc .acn: ^r- -? ar
We transact a general banking business, and tfuvranteo promp at ten
ion to any and all matters intrusted to our cere.
Tins Hank respectfully solicits tin* deposits of individuals, firms and
orporations end will ^ive every reasonable facility consistent with sound
tanking to those doing business with it.
notice.
The County Hoard Munition
via hold an crimination Srpti'ndior SSmSSX'iS'jrSSi!!BWAATStft
4th front 51 si. in. to H p in. for the by*noti<?iSv?mi n.- ? citato iu tb?
nirpose of examining white nppli- '* ' 1 '
ants to teach in the public schools V4?. v%v?v villi*
?f I lorry county. rir nbit'rn *?' coin
' Very \U sped fully. : TS V.r
i). i). 11 ahtiki.hon, , _ui - c0Co.
Supt. lul.