The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 26, 1900, Image 2
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IS
Plenty of buyers all rca<
trial will convince any otic
perfect a hadixc srs
A man thoroughly acq a ait
O. N. FOSTEF
?hc own $cvald.
I'IMtUSlI Kl? KVKHY
Til U US DA V MOUNINti'
IIV TIIE
CONWAY IMJHfilSl 11 NO CO.,
CONWAY, S. C.
11. 11. WOODWARD, l-ditor.
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REMITTANCES
For Suliscripth nsor Advertisements must
be made to the Manaokk, Conway
I'uni.iHiiiNo Company.
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THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1000
If McKinloy is responsible for
the groat wheat crops of Kansas and
Iowa, who is responsible for the utter
failure of tie- same crop in Min
iicnuuv iiiui tuo i
Col,. Livingston i-. at present
Senator from Mar; ?>ro County, is
an able representative and a hightoncd
gentleman. He is the only
candidate for the position of Lieut.
Governor from our Pee Dec section
and will undoubtedly receive a heavy
vote in Horry.
Skcuktauv Gage does justice to
Mr. .Bryan when he says that the
gold standard law will surely be observed
by that gentleman, if elected
president, until it is repealed by
Congress. The idea, that Mr. Bryan
would deliberately disobey the law
is worthy of the hysterical shooters
who did so much to embitter the
last campaign.
While our people have no desire
to see (Jen Norton the conspicuous
figure in a congressional funeral,
they feel that they witnessed here a
few Saturdays ago the political 1
death and burial of this ' astute" |
politician. Occupying the Grand (
stand they rather enjoyed the spectacle
as the funeral procession pass
cd in review witn Ellerbe and Bearborough
inarching ahead as chief .
pall-bearers.
Tiik announcement of Mr. Derham
at tlio campaign meeting here that ,
he was a hearty supporter of Mr.
Scarborough in his race for Con
gross was a manly statement, and
one we guarantee will not weaken '
the candidacy of cither party, in ;
view of past occuranccs it was well j
known among their friends that
Mr. Dcrhain could not be so ungrate- (
ful as to oppos? Mr. Scarborough, i
. Still it was well that lie put to rest
|B. all to
W&8BBM&M
he~p1
IV
NOW OPEN AN
</y here and more on the u
that we are the people to h
rr AM/, under the manager
A
tited with at! grades of' To
I, Manager.
Mis Views on the Dispensary.
Kiuthu 11 KitAi.it: Having read
several dots and letters and hoard
several men spend their opinions
and views on the dispensary question,
I will give you my platform on
tho dispensary in a few words. I
am not in favor of the dispensary
law, but the State of South Caroli
na has it. Some of our citizens are
much opposed to having dispensarys
established in this or any other part
of the county, and I don't think that
this is exactly right. If a citizen of
I lorry County violates the dispensary
law he is punished ihe same as if
there were a dozen dispensary's run
ning in this county. If the dispensary
is any benefit to the State and
people then 1 say let dispensarys be
established in different parts of tin1
county and while the people have to
suffer the evilsof the dispensary law,
let them at the same time have the
benefits and accomodation if there
[ire any in it. For fear of saying too
much about the dispensary, as it has
so iiuui.y enemies in mis section, I
will sa.v no more.
Rest wishes to our county paper
mil its editor.
TKUY M. IfAHHKLSOV.
1 'oweliville, S. C.
Was It A Miracle?
' The marvelous cure of Mrs. Rena
I. Stout of Consumption lias created
intense excitement in Caminack,
I nil," writes Marion Stuart, a leading
druggist of Muncie, Ind. She
only weighed ! (( pounds when her
[loot or in York ton said she must
soon die. Then she began tons'? Dr.
Kino's New Discovery and gained
;t7 pounds in weight and was completely
cured. " It has cured thousands
of hopeless eases, and is positively
guaranteed to cure all Throat.
Chest and Initio diseases. nOe and
$1.(10 Trial bottles free at Dr. 10.
Norton s drug store.
Lorls Happenings.
Louis. S. C., July ?News
scarce.
Rain badly needed in some sections.
Many farmers are shipping tobac
co from this point to the Conway
market this week.
There continues to be much sickness
in this section from fever. An
excellent location for another good
doctor.
Rev. Mr. Railcy tilled the pulpit
at the Presbyterian church here
Sunday night.
Mr. Dan I lard wick spent Sunday
at Kan lord.
Mr. P. C. Prince, a prominent
merchant of our town, will he in Con
way several days this week attending
the opening sales at the Horry
Warehouse.
Miss Lizzie Carter who has been
quite sick is improving
Mr. T. L. Highsmith our Railroad
Agent has made a decided improve
ment in the appearance of his ollieo
by adding window guards thereto.
Mr. J. C. liryant who has been on
the sick list was in town to-day and
looked much improved.
Mr. H. M. Anderson of Finklea,
candidate for County Supervisor,
was in town to-day. and if all reports
are true, he will be our next
Supervisor.
What has become of Col. J. It.
Allsbrook's boomer at Curly, who
has been praising him as such an expert
farmer. We think the Colonel
a good farmer and would it not be
more beneficial to him to try to remain
on the farm where success at
tends him most? Some one asked if
Mr. Allsbrook has not promised a
certain individual, it elected, to build
a bridge across Hie Lake Swamp at
a total cost of #3000 to the county,
and also if built would it not benefit
the Colonel more than any one else
in many particulars.
We would like to ask: Is there
any consistency in clectiing a man
for County Supt. of Education who
can hold only a second grado certificate?
Can a man who has been in
a county for only about three years
expect the support of the people for
public oftice?
Is "Forecast' , the Toddvillo correspondent,
Mr. Geo. L. Jones's attorney?
If so we would suggest
that he take the case of explaining
things for Mr. Jones on his own
hands and not risk him alone on the
stump We notice also that Mr.
v oreoasi says, rotutation in office in
one week's issue and in the next he
says give Mr. L. I). Long a life certificate
and down our worthy Mr. i
Lewis. "O consistency thou art a
jewel."
Wo were glad to see the Hkrald'h
ible editorial on the interview bitweon
the Horry man and Mullins
Enterprise. This h the second time
this little inanikinhut^h^^^nntto
flight while
"Jeeins
Hurrah for
E O PL
/lARinM c
i i m * n s W U M q ^
D PREPARED TO
v/ y with unliniitc.d orders ft
(iridic their cro/ts and sen /h
>tent of
\r. John A
ha ceo, iv ho has at ready em ft
ELLIS
County Campaign.
The following is a schedule of the
conn I y campaign:
? Dog HlulT. Aug. I.'!; (ialivantK I Vr-,
rv at ('happol Mill. Aug. 1 I ; Lloyds j
at Lloyds School llous", Aug. 1 ">;1
(Iroen Sea, Aug. Hi; Mayboro, Aug. J
17; Mound Swamp, Aug. IS; Little;
Uivor.it Little Uivor village. Aug. j
Jit; Dogwood Nook, Tilly Swamp.
Aug. 21; Soeastee at the Academy,!
i i i . < / >
. \ DUCKS ill I I reoil W(MMI, ;\ 11}/.
2d: Con way. An;; 21
The names of lite Managers of
Flection will appear two weeks bofore
t ho priinarv.
Who is He?
We have received from a South
Carolina congressman an article in
praise of himself, answering thcj
question. "What has done?"!
This we are requested t<? print if we
doom it of suHloiont interest. As to
this we reserve judgment; hut wo
can answer in part the inquiry;
"What has ?? done?" lie has
used on very personal business an
unstamped hut franked government
envelope mark'd "Official lbisiness
?Free. Act of Januorv 12. ISO.")."
We are inclined to think lliat if this
act be cxamicd it will lie found to
prescribe penalties for the us1 by
OOUgl'eSSllH 11 Ol 1 liese |>lll?l le 1111 si I10SS I
envelopes for their personal correspondence.
We withhold the eon-1
grossman's name, hut take oseasinn
to warn him against such practices. j
- The State.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digeststho food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon- j
structlng the exhausted digestive organs.
It is the latest discovered digestant
and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it, In efllclency. It instantly
relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,!
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache,Ciastralgia,Cramps ana
all other results of imporfectdigestton. j
Prleo 60c. and II. Ijaryesin contains 214 times j
smullslzo. Book nil ubout lyspopslumulled free
Prepared by E. C. DeVVITT A CO.. Chlc?g'
The Most Reliable Worm Destroyer
In Use.
Messrs I M. A: 15. F. Powell, prom
inent mercnants in Columbus county.
N. ('. wrote us in July 1S87 that
"Kev. Mr. T. C. Floyd gave Ins child
one dose of Bovkln's " Worm Killer,"
and the result was ."><m worms, lie
wishes all interested to know it
For sale by Burroughs Si Collins Co.
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I!
V/ 'II I5B31U
| A Vtfoman
Only Knows
[j what suffering from fulling of the
1 woi.il), ivhitos, painful or Irregular
I ok i.:.cs, or Miy <Hr.ir.so of the distinctly
J ft. i/.ijiiuo <>. * ..; ? i ;. A man may HympaI
thi/- <>." i (y 1 tit lio can not know the
E ni".'?iiv H she goes through?the terrible
titiilcrmc, so patiently borne, wK.'cn
robs hi r of beauty, bono and happiness.
Vet this suffering i cully is
needless.
McELREE'S
Wtee ol CaNai
will banish it. This medicine
cures ;ill " female diseases " quickly
and permanently. It docs nway
with humiliating physical examinations.
Tlio treatment may be
taken at homo. There is not con- I
tinual expense aud troublo. The 0
sufferer is cured and stays cured. I
Wine of Curduiis becoming the
leading remedy for all troubles of
1 this class. It costs but $i from any '
I druggist
For advice in eases requiring '
I special directions, address, the
iI "I-adies Advisory Department," J
I The ClvVrttiinoogft Medicine Co., B [
^^j^^^tiooga, Tenn. r
WKST, Nashville, T?nn.. I .
H 'i > <? woMtrjiil ntuaMOMH I j
mM^99Bvtry homo whore there are girls I j
1
Is w
5uuin L
HANDLE ALL T(
>/ all grades of bright leaf,
ul they GET FULL MAR K
kllen, ofth
Joyed for as a grea t many c
& MURC
*
ATTENTION FARMERS
( : *ft ' ^r\
.>?
. . . ^
I will stand for breeding mares the
fa h ions pacing Stalion I'rince. Time 1
2: IT iit I Mr lev's livery stables at
( onway every Saturday and Man
day as lonj^as the season lasts, i.al
anee of week on l*'air IllutV road. 2
miles North of Conway, l'rinoe
weight 1 "Jart pounds, sorrel color. ,
very gentle. .
Terms of Insurance.
?10.00 to insure a mare to be with (
fold. I'artine with mares before (
they are known to be with fold forfeits
the insurance. (
C. L. MEINZER, j
Keeper.
(
We areolTerin^ t he I loauv II mi At,o ?
and tins following papers for one year
a It he prices named below. J
Semi-Weekly State. $2.25 '
News and Courier, Weekly 1 75 |
Thrice a Week-World, N'. V. 1.7a I
I Ionic and Farm 1 25
Allanta .Journal. 1.50 1
NOT
I am to the front agai
MERCH,
Thanking all 1113 friends for past fuvo
Conway to visit :ny storo, wnere you <
GENERAL MERCH
Conway, and my prices are winner
of the numerous bargains that you will
Clothing!
Men's Pants, worth $1.50, for
Men's Pants, worth 11.25, fo ? ?.
Men's Suits, worth $8.0(1. for,...,,.
Men's Suits, a few left, worth $7.(h) h
We have a Job to t
Men's Wool Hats
Men's crash Hats, worth 50 cents, for
Men's Hats, a better quality, for.. ..
, Shoes!
Men's Shoes, worth $1.25 our price..
Men's Shoes, worth $1.50 our price .
Men's Shoes, Hand sewed, wort h $3.5<
Childrons Shoes, worth 25c. must go
Chiidrens Shoos, worth 35c. must go f
Childrons Shoas, worth 50c. must go I
Dry G<
Prints, per yard
Pee Dee Plaids, per yard
.1 | .1 fw** t?o?wl
I Hul ,Taiu
Mattress Ticking, per yard
lied Ticking, per yard
All kinds of Dress Goods at price:
and crockery, stoves and Heaters.
He sure and attend the opening sa
2llth. Yours for hi
S. T. SE
CONWA
101II
.IA'1) AD'I OJjYIm
We have leas edthencA
S- C., known as the
\A
M. M. A JL A A W W. 1
77/ place for farm as to sell
in ? Males on July 24
Ever (j pile of tobacco sold on
persona! attention. If> Ju
strong com petition on our /
GIVE IT YOUR
G.T. THAXT
ARE I
SAROLIN/
DBACCO ENTRUS
Our corps of men cannot
ET I 'ALOE If i/ou are ;
lis Count}
ompetent graders tchoarc
:hison, i
MARKETS.
V I KOIttl KTOWN.
New Virgin 2.25
Yellow dip 2.25
Scrape 1.50
Spirits turpentine 47i
Rosin, common 85c.
WILMINO ton .
Spirits turpentine steady.
Machine barrels hi !
Countrv oarrels 45)
Rosin steady at $1.15
Far lit*in at $1 .80
Crude Turpentine.?Hard $1.851
Dip $8.00; Virgin
COTTON.
Ordinary B18-16cts*f* ib !
3ood Ordinary Hj
Low Middling 8 18-1 (i ,k "
Middling ?J " "
3ood Middling .1) 5-8 (< "
Corn 50C$52j
Hams 9(a) 10
Shoulders 0 (<i7
thickens 10 to 25
Turkeys per lb (live)
Uggs 9
3ow Peas BOo. per bush
Peanuts ? 75c 44 "
DATCUT^ ?aa?T{ 1
l*A I CIV I WAN?0BT*f?E0H,S jl
ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY 1
Notice in " Inventive Age " MT BH la i
' Hook "How to obtain Patents" | H^ifta 1
| Charyea moderate. No fee till patent is secured. 1
Letter* strictly confidential. Address,
^E. G. SIGGERS, Patent Lawyer, Washington, D. C. j
ICE!
i
n wit 11 it full I i no of
AN D 1 SE.
rs. would Kindly nslc you wh*;n in
will find the host line of
ANDISE lCvor kept before n
s to tho trade. Below wo quote a
I find in our Store.
Clothing;!
$1.24.
Wo.
$4.08.
;>r $2.40.
Offer you in hats!
10 cents.
214 cents.
til cents.
Shoes!
014 cents.
$1:24.
i! must fjo for $2.75.
for 17 centsor
21 cents.
For 33 cents
aods!
5 cents.
5 cents.
5 cents.
>V cents.
12 to 11 cents.
s never before heard of. Furniture
Also all kinds of Notions,
lesof Tobacco, July 21th, 25th and
tsiness,
SSIONS,
V. S. C.
Bit
\ 'G COUNTIES,
w H'archousr (tf Contra;/,
/erehotise.
}Ve will have our open S
4 i. or 11- 1 ?
Untl 41>HL'
our floor sh (ill /tare our
ire /flenty of buyers and
11 a rkel th is season.
patronage
ON, Manager
v
HOuS!
iTEOTO ITS CARE.
be excelled any where, and ice
not fire pared to handle your ernl
/.
noiv ready to go to work. Ilri/e
Proprietors
n m n 11
Hit
Tuesday August 7th, 1000, which will s
here and Chndbourn, iN. C.
The way to get ready, is to buy your lb
Slippers, Hats, Clothing, Shirts, Collars, (
Uses and everything else you need from the
Conway Barge
By trading with us from now until August
enough to pa\ for your tickets and ii ive spi
goods of better quality At., than vou would
We have been lending in low prices froti
at this point and will continue to do so rega
piring to that enviable reputation as leader
Our buyer, Mr. A. C. Thompson will :
stock about August 20th. From now until
dons bargains in all Summer goods.
Let usopiip you for the trip to Wilmin
11 B?
K. V. nUSENBUHV,
See. and Treas.
X ft, One ?* **,e Fi
Failing
I ^flptNERV
I Did you over
H n "w^j i^SL cause for this n
riiHf A N nesa *8 Kcnora
^ab1^ Painful, ProfuH
/ |I^5Tt^*^\V either of whicl
^^'St
? i rohr^-L- y?u win very
1 iff'V/ \ [V ness and all otl
l?V// \<| v If costive, in
^k ' \ doses of St. Jot
I I HAVE SUFFERED FC
With painful menses, attended with sourstotnac
X and occasional whites. I also have severe nervou
bad 1 cannot rest. 1 have used various Finale ren
no relief until about two months aim. when I eon
Female Panacea and sr. JosKi'll S I.IVKit KKt
X IiiorO Rood than ull others. 1 shall continue tlw.i
Glen more. (Ja.
If your onso is complicated^ write us n
formation regarding the uso ol this medic
# gist. If ho does not keep it send us $1 a
all charges paid. L. uBRSTLB & C(
HORRY WAR
The Leading House
AT A
L
I beg to announce to my friends throng
rented the Horry Warehouse for this seasoi
exclusively under my control. We propose
ness basis, trcatingall customers alike and f
prico for their tobacco.
Our success last, year has assisted us ii
buyers for this season who will be here hof
OUR OPENING
Will be Julv 24th. 25th, We want Twc
Tobaccoon thofloor that day
The buyers of Virginia and North Caro
way. The farmers of Horry County are coi
The Horry Warehouse is to furnish hea
ion.
Lot all work for the Conway market, ai
and satisfaction.
Yours with cc
J. E. CC
II. (1. COLLINS, President.
AMU' nc:
urvixiv I V/\
CONWAY
Cu pi till Slock $20S
nrHEOTORS:
n. Q, Coi.MNS. W U. LF.NVIS
C P. QlJAT ri.EHAUM,
r. '-LL'-Ja. ttryr
We t ransact a general banking business, n
tion to any and ail matters intrusted to our
This Bank respectfully solicits the deposit:
corporations and will give overv reasonable
banking to those doing business with it.
/
r
arc satisfied. that a
n at home , ire hare a ?.
<_> //oar Tobacco ((long.
R U1 It
It
.top at all stations between
ess (ioods, Trimmings, Shoes,
lull's, Neckwear, Trunks, Vatin
House
7tl>, you can save more than
lulino money as well as more
ha\e by trading elsewhere.
11 the opening day of our store
rdless of our competitors uss
in low prices.
start. North to buy our Foil
then we will ?jive you tremengbon,
? 1 icwhere or at home.
ill lit
A. C. THOMPSON,
President.
rst Symptoms of ^
: Health in a Woman la H
OUSNESSfi
think that there In always a ?
mlady? In women Nervous- I
lly tho forerunner of soma
a disease, such aa Whites,
e or Irregnlar Menses, etc., I
1 will produco Nervousness ^
ressing intensity. If you use
Female Panacea?
&JPJP.)-** m
soon bo cured of Nervouslior
female troubles as well, fal
ovo tho bowels with mild
soph's Liver Regulator.
>R YEARS
h, rushing of blood fo the head.
s spells and heart palpitation so M
uedies for a long time but found
uineiiced using your Gorstle'O Egg
it l.ATOK, and they are doing me
r n?!f?
MItS. SAItAII JENKINS.
ml wo will Rive you full In- nj
:ino. Oet it from your drugHid
wo will neml n bottle, \
!>.. Chal
EHOUSE
wading; Market.
;liout the County that 1 havo
11, and its management will be
to run it on a strictly busi
uMMii^that they ect full value
it oi*f?i\ni/.in<r a large corps of
ore tlie opening
SALES
Hundred Thousand pounds of
Una are turned towards Conning
to Conway to sell!
(hpiartors for this grand Un
id we will guarantee success
mfidonce.
>LES, Manager.
I). A. SPIVEY Cashier.
DNWAY 1
n S.C.
ur/this Fund $8 000
i, 1). A. Spiv BY.
b\ A. Ui Kuorons.
,nd guarantee prompt atten
care.
* of individuals, firms and
facility consistent vith sound
f
J u i