The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 09, 1900, Image 2
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Plenty of buyer? all. rea
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I'UUMSHKD KVBHY
iMUKSDAY MORNING?
BY T1IE
CONWAY RUBBISHING CO.,
CONWAY, S. C.
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mURSDAY, AUGUST 9 1000 t
This Prophet has Refused to i
Prophesy for Profit. ]
ft -' 1
"And now again from the Horry
Herald comes the same prophesy
.. of death that the rophet may profit.
The prophesy ol oath is always ful
* filled sooner or later. * * * * * * * * t
But when such a prophesy is |
laughed to the v -u M with ribald ^
jocosity to point a * . io is joke, all ?.
*x s sense of decency must have lost it .
self in reckless carelessness. The |
reverential God-speed that sorrow- i
fully bids adieu the soul that passes \
away to its reward is by the editor ^
of the Herald turned into derisive ^
cheers from the "grand stand!"-- \
The Enterprise (Mullins.) c
, *' We are compelled to say again f
' that we think the Enterprise is too ^
apt -to misunderstand things, and [
things too that are very common- t
place. A few weeks ago the so t
called "political trust circular" was \
a great stumbling block in the way .
of that paper ; the editor could not y
understand why the circular wasn't v
circulated in Horry. We explained 11
that matter to the satisfaction of
the Enterprise, and now it. has failed
t A nn/lni'cfn iwl n/H mr. t 4 /\??
IV UIIUV * UIIU U1IV/IIIUI JJ (U M'l it Illl
we feel called upon to oxalain for
its benefit. In speaking of the Hon. j
IPPIfil^r ton 's death wo referred to i v
his polhiral death and Ilia' only.
"Wo used the terms "Congressional j(
funeral" and "political death and C
burial." Every person who has V
read the article in the Hkrald l)
knows that we referred to his polit- ^
ical death. Perhaps the editor, and f,
also the little secretary could not
give the article its obvious and only 1
sensible construction; because being j1
Ovcrepme t>y saonoss una grief as a
tiicy read it and realized its import, sj
they lost control of their thinking
and reasoning faculties. The p( - t(
litkal death of Mr. James Norton
roay moan the end of somebody's
job but neither of these things can h
cause the editor of the Hkr&ld the *>'
least sadness or awe. Contrary to J*
what the enterprise would make beHpvti,
we wish Mr. Norton a happy p
old age, and believe he will bo more P
HE PI
:P
NOW OPEN AN
dy here and more on the u
that roe are the people to h
ITEM* under the managen
JV
11
nted with all grade* of To
I, Manager.
Apt to reach it by laying aside the
worry of a political life?that is,
by po'itically dying "right away."
The. Enterprise heads its editorial:
Prophets prophesy for profit" j
implying thereby, we suppose that
we predict the political death of j
lion. James Norton and support
Horry's candidate for the reason
that we are paid for it. Any such j
implication is absolutely false. The i
Hon. JJiinmie had stock in our paper j
and wo knew we could not keep it
there and support Mr. Scarborough, i
We knew that the stock was taken, I
not as a business investment but for 1
the purpose of buying the paper.
W e could rot be bought for the
simple use of $150 00 and wo frankly
paid over the money and took the
stock. It stands in the editor's
name to-day and any one who so
chooses can soo it any day in the
jfTicc. All the pay that we expect
Lo L'ot is ?h?ir nnnsnlnnnn nn/1 ?
Feeling that we have douo right in
iupporting Horry and her candidate.
In commenting on the same editorial.
the Florence Daily Times says
imong other things:
"If the Hkiiai.o wants to sec its
ounty man elected that is perfectly
right and fair, and it. may say so,
jut a fling like that at the man, who
8 acknowledged on every hand to
iave been the most, persistant and
die most successful worker for the
eal good of his people in congress
s too "little" for a newspaper like
lie I 1 khali). "
To say that Hon. James Norton
s "acknowledged on every hand to
iave been tin? most persistant and
he most successful! worker for the
eal good of his people in congress"
s too "big" an assertion for a little
'newspaper to make, and for it to
orce a false construction upon the
anguage wo used, to carry political
lid is a "little" beneath the good
minion we have of our brother news
paper.
The Most Reliable Worm Destroyer
In Use.
Messrs I. M. & B. F. Powell, prom
nent merchants in Columbus eouny,
N. C. wrote us in July 1887 that
'Rev. Mr. T. C. Floyd gave his child
me dose of Boykin.'s "Worm Killer,"
nid the result was 8(?7 worms. He
vishes all interested to know it
For sale by Burroughs & Collins Co,.
Socustce.
IOdjtok H kkai.I). ? For the first
ime in my life I, beg to have an article
printed in your highly appreciated
sheet, hoping that it will have
iome effect on certain noonlo wlwi
ire so interested about .\fr. E. Van
[juseubury's not being able to attend
to the duties of the office to
vhich he aspires. I would like to
;ay to the gentleman, or gentlemen
vho is making it a point to mention
VI r. Duscnbury's afflictions as a
dub to down him, that we have
mown Mr. Duseibury tor several
rears as a book-keeper and have
icver known him to hire help to
teep up his work. And if he were
o happen to need help in the audior
s office, perhaps he could get Mr.
,owis to help him, for one good turn
loscrvcs another. Wo have seen
ust as red and healthy looking men
kS Mr. Lewis become cripples t hough
ve don't mean by this that wo hope
anything of the kind will ever hap
>en to. Mr. Lewis. May somebody
tudy this text and benefit thereby.
\V. CI. Dknvrtt.
Loris News,
Things very quiet in our town this
irek,
Mr. T. L. Highsmith rail roiul
nd Express agent at this plane will
save us to morrow for Ashville N.
on a vacation of 3 weeks. Mr. A.
V (Innnnn i\t cj ? lit
. wvt.>?vu '? v?n;v?;jr v iiic o. . Will
>e in his place as relief agent.
Miss Sue Cambell of this town has
een visiting friends in the county
>r several days near Daisey.
The many friends of Mr. N E.
lardwick, are glad to see his an- f
ouncemcnt for the office of county
reasurer. They claim he will poll *
large, if not the entire vote in this '
rctiori of the county. .
Mr John Elliott a citizen of this 1
own and a well known man in the ?
ounty died here on the 28th ult. at '
he advanced age of 81 years.
Dr. 11. 11. Burroughs ol Con way {
as located here. He is a recent
raduate of the Baltimore universi t
y school ot medicine, he has already ,
uite an extcnsl /o practice here \
Mr. Editor we hear it has been reorted
in some sections by some
artii's that the articles ivrot^^Mk^
EO P L
MARION, I
D PREPARED TO
1ay with unlinwited orders fc
an die their orops and. sue til
lent of
lr. John A
i ?
rj(iccu, who Sias <tlrcatf,y em-p
ELLIS
signed by Dreyfus at L >ris were not.
Composed by that individual. !
Wo hereby wish to say to them
! and espeeiaUy to Col. Alls!
brooks that this is a mistake and
not true; and probably was started
with the intention of injuring some
one who knew nothing of it. No
Other party either wrote or dictated
any part of those articles, I con-,
skier my self fully able to write my
own pieces and to defend my opinion
or any thing 1 may mention in these
articles without the help of others i
especially upon a subject of such ' 1
minor importance as to the one re \
fcrredtoin which the Col. wasatach- J
ed. Wc hopo this will satisfy those
upon whom suspicion may try to
place the responsibility.
Diievkiis. I
County Campaign. 1
The following is a schedule '.rftihe j
county campaign:
i Dog BlulT, Aug. 1; (ialivnnhi* Ferry
at Chappel Hill. Aug. I). Hovds '
at Floyds School 1 louse, Aav*-. 15;
flrocn Sea, Aug. 1(5: Day bo>.*ov Aug
17; Round Swamp, Aug. 1 A- Little
Rivor.it Little River villr,g^. Aug.
20; Dogwood Neck, Tilly Swamp,
Aug. 21; Socnstoo at the Academy,
Aug. 22; llueks at (IreoMtvood. Aug.
2'1; Conway. Aug. 21.
The names of t he Managers of i a
JCloetion will appear Uwo tsceks he-! ?
fore tlie. primary.
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Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature In strengthening; and recon- ) r
structing tliu exhausted digestive organs.
It is the latnstdlscovered digest- (
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach tt i-n efficiency. It in- (
stantly relieves and perm anent ly cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, (
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Cl
Sick Headache,Gastrulgi a,Cramps and
all other results of itnper fectdigestion.
Prlco BOc. and SI. I^arRo size contains times
small size. Book all ulxnit dyspepsia mulled free
Prepared by E. C. DeVVITT A CO.. Chlc?Q? }
j$i
OsiSy S&ixwtfS j P'
wliut suffering fvotn falling of- t-H^ 5 |
womb, whites, painlul or Irregular 1
ni'.-' on, o;-any tHsoasy of thodistinctly ] |
f . I- in ,-o ? .;; , io. A man may nyinpa* I' . r
thiv.'.- or j-?ty t-<:* be c:n not know the I * '
ngoni < she'goes throu.gh?the terrible. [ J;
bi'ii-it;, r.o patiently borne, w ch | ,
lob. her of bounty, hope and hnppi- **
ncss. Yot this suffering really is H \!
needless. ji ,
if.lcELREE'S
C*M .
will loutish it. This me*? ictus? ' (
cur s till 4 female diseases " quir t- ^
ly unci p?.Ttnancutly. It does aumwith
humiliating physical examinations.
The treatment may 1?taken
at home. There is not cotntinual
expense and trouble. T4e
sufferer is cured and stcys curedL
Wino of Cardui is kaaimltw? *k?
I leading remedy for all troubles- ?f jl
I this class. It costs but $i from ?ay
B druggist.
R 1-or udvice in cases requiring I
I special <lirections, address, the j !
"Ladies Advisory Department," '
The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
J?I US. C. .T. WJEST, Nnslivllle. T?*n^
I writui i ?''This wonderful medicineou?ht
I to 1>" ir? every houto where tlicrn are girli X
| gad women.'*
Arrest y
iisease by the timely use of
Tutt's Liver Pills, an olrl nt \A
"avorite remedy of increase ng ^
popularity. Always cures j}
SICK HEADACHFi, Vj
?our stomach, malaria, indiges:ion,
tdrpid liver, constif ation
md all bilious diseases.
rUTT'S Liv^r PILLS (
ESW
SOUTH C
HANDLE ALL TO
>r all grades of bright leaf,
at they GET FULL MAM h i
0
illen, of th
toyed for us a great many cc
& MURC
JOHNSON & JOHSON.
I>K AI.I-'IIS IN Js
Y
General Merchandise,
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Have lmr?/arns in
nnooKinrcs. is
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0
NOTION^. R
T
SHOKS. D
(rood I'Monr |)(*r barrel. ft
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Urinous your Chickens and Kggs. ^
1
[f yon need horsai we have them. II
4 s
Cr.ll 011T.S for BARGAINS. c
f T
C
\\ e arc often 1 the Uokkv II1 halo
iud the followiifMpapcrs for one year M
1 it lie prices mfcfted below. J
Semi-VVeokl^lLtate. $2.25
News and Coaler, VVeeklv 1 75 y \
Thrice-u NVeeJWorld. N. Y. 1.75 [ !
Home and 1 m'n 1 25 f
Atlanta Joflwil. j.ftO v1
~|NOT
I am to the front, .again
merch/
ill unking all raj friends for oust, f.vors
3onway to visit say store, where you w
3ENERALMERCH*
)o 11 way, and in.v prices are winners
>f the numerous bargains that you will
Clothing!
le n's Pants, worth $1.50, for. ?> >.
le n's Pants, worth $1.25, for
le n's Suits, worth $8.(K). for
le 11 s Suits, a few left., worth ?7.00 toi
^/ehave a Job to C
le n's Wool Halo,
le n's crash Hats, worth 50 cents, for
le n's Hats, a better quality, for
Shoes!
l>e n's Shoes, worth $1.2.5 our price...
!e n's Shoes, worth $1.50 our price...
le n's Shoes, Hand sewed, worth $3.50
Ih i Id reus Shoes, worth 25c. must go f
111 iIdrens Shoes, worth 35c. must go fo
h ildrens Shoes, wor*th 50c. must go fc
Dry Go
r ints, per yard
'e e Dee Plaids, per y:\rd
| 4 Sheeting, per yard
lattress Ticking, |>er yard
led Ticking, per yard
All kinds of Dross *-Joods at prices
nd crockery, stoves and Heaters. A
Be sure and attend Ahe opening salt
fith. Yours for bus
S. T. SE<
CONWA'1
11 mm
1U I1IL 11 I11IVmL.II
AND ADJOINIJV
We have leascdtheneu
' C.y known as the
Fapmefs W
lie place for Tar mars to selling
Sales on ditty l2Jfti
"ret 7/ pile of tobacco sold on i
veronal attention. We ha\
b'0>7i<> competition on our m
GIVE IT YOUR
3L T. THAXT(
f
ARE*
AROLINA
iBACCO ENTRUS1
Our corps of men cannot b
yT VAL UE- If now are ru
kCmintv
mipetent graders irho are n
HISON, F
MARKETS.
G EORGKTOWN.
lew Virgin 2.25
Vllow dip ? 2.25
crape 1.50
pirits lurpentine 47 A
login, common 85c.
h
WILMINGTON.
pirit<* turpentine steady.
Inclune barrels 46 '
Ouutrv ourrels 45?
io $1.15
ar firm n* #1.80 j
Crude Turpentine.?Hard $1.85
ip $8.00; Virgin
COTTON,
rdinary 6 I'M Gets^ lb I?
oou urutuary " " \
ow Middling 8 13 10 " 44
iddling 1)1 44 41 ?
ood Middling 1) 5-8 44 14 <'
orn 50(^52J
am 8 l)(o)10
tioulders 0 (?)7
hlckens 10 to 25
urkoys per lb (lire)
1)
ow Peas 60c. per bush j
eanuts 75o 4 4 4 4
T r t TTTYTVTVTI 1 PATEMTS-'?^
1DVICC AS TO PATEHTTABILrr/ PflPP 1 !
loticsia "Inventive Ago" pKlP P V
look "How to obtain Mutant*" | D Q[& Ml j i
Thorgi* moderate. No f?? till r at?nt Is secured. 1
Letters strictly uonfldenti. it. Address. j
I. O.SHQEWt.Pstf at Lawyer, Washington, 0. C.J
ICE
with a full line of
\NDISE.
i. would kindly ask you wlvr: in
ill lind the beat line of
VNDISE Ever kepi boforti n
to the trade. Below we <iuob ? n
find in our Store.
Clothing!
$1.24.
Mic.
. , . M.<>8.
r $2.4. >.
>ffer you in Hats.* :
18 cents.
23 cents.
, 01 cents. t
Shoes!
83 ceuts.
$1:24.
must fjo for.. #2.75.
or 17 cents.
r 21 cents.
?r 33 ce nts
ods! <
r
T? cents. 1
5 cents.
r> cents. '
01 cents.
12 to 14 cents. *
never before heard of. F urniture
.lso all kinds of Notions . A
'8of Tobacco, July 24th, 25th and
tlness. '
3SIONS.
a. s. c.
S?W~1
V COUNTIES:.
* WtirehoU'Se at: fCto iway,
0Peh?Lis5ft .
We will have o*m/r c pen
hy 2f)th and '.ad ft hitur
floor siia*l/ h/wuxv our
"e plenty of buyers* a, o d
ark el this season*
PATRONAGE)N,
MANAGES^
1 V
h"o~u s
9
rEOTO ITS CARE
c excelled any where, and <
>t prepared to handle your <
e
ow ready to go to work. IP
>roprietor
? m i i (
UN
Tuesday August 7th, 1000, which v
iere and Chadbourn, N. C.
The way to get ready, is to buy you
dippers, Hats, Clothing, Shirts, Collar
ises and everything else you need fron
Conway Ban
Jy trading with us from now until Aug
nough to pay for your tickets and have
roods of better quality &c., than you w
We have been leading in low prices
it this point and will continue to do so
>iring to that enviable reputation as lei
Our buyer, Mr. A. C. Thompson w
lock about August 20th. From now u
Ions bargains in all Summer go<>ds.
Hot us equip you for the trip to Wi
nrmiifni# i
III! I
5. V. DUSENRURY,
Sec. and Treas.
I HAVE SU FFERE1
With painful menses. attended with sour s
M and ociasional whites. I also have severe n
bad I cannot rest. 1 have used various fema
no relief until about two months u?o, wher
Female Panacea and NT. JflSKI'lI S Mvl
M more Kood than all others. I shall continu
Glen more, tia.
If your cftno is complicated, writ*
formation regarding tho use of thin i
C gist. If he does not keep it send n
all charges paid. L. ORR5TLI3
HORRY WA
The Leading House
AT
/ beg to announce to my friends tl
entod the Ilorry Warehouse for this i
xclusively under my control. We pr
ioss busis, treating all customers alike
>rice for their tobacco.
Our success last year has assisted
>uyers for this season who will be hev
The Horrv is always open and will
ng the day that you bring it.
The buyers of Virginia and North
,va y. The farmers of Horry County a
The Horry Warehouse is to fur nisi
on.
Tjet all work for the Conway mark
Hid satisfaction.
Yours w
J. E
B. O. COLLINS, President.
BANK OF I
CONW
yv ... -? /-V . ? X ^ ^ ^ ^
uapr.tai s/oc/c #%V,U()UDIREC1
B. O. Collins. W R.
C P. Quattlrbaum,
ZT~ v : --3\ .VxTiirs
V.' o transact a general hanking busii
t. on to any and ail matters int rusted
Thi s Rank respectfully solicits the d<
cor porations and will give everv reuse
bu> iking to those doing bxisincss with
*
f
f, jsi!
*
dm
'cc arc satisfied t/<ar a
'rop at ti urn e, ire h a ve a
i/tg {/onr To!)aideo along.
S.
iliiiii 1
i. n c.
/ill stop at all stations between
r Dress Goods, Trimmings, Shoes,
s, Cuffs, Neckwear, Trunks, Vai
the
^ain House
ust 7th. you can save more than
i spending money as well as mors
ouldhavoby trading elsewhere,
from the opening day of our store
regardless of our competitors asulers
i?i low prices,
ill start North to buy our Fall
util then we. will give you tremenlmington,
(hewhere or at home
IGi WL
A. C. THOMPSON,
President.
e First Symptoms of ^
iling Health in a Woman 1b|
tVOUSNESSZ d
over think that thero is always a
his malady? In women Nervous- 09
nerally the forerunner of some y
2male disease, each as Whites, ^
rofuse or Irregular Menses, etc., S
vhic.h will produce Nervousness ^
i distressing intensity. If you use
j's Female Panacea?
iAoe(C3*.!P,,.I3.),"A"'1irery
soon bo cured of Nervousill
other female troubles as well.
re, move tho bowels with mild
t. Joseph's Liver Regulator. y
D FOR YEARS
tomacli. rushing of blood to tho head.
icrvous spells and heart palpitation so M
de remedies for a Ions timeluit found ?m
i 1 commenced using your Geratle's BH
ill RBUUI.ATOU, und tliey are doing mo
* 1 UMr ''MRS. SARAH JENKINS,
3 us and wo will give you full In- III
nediolne. Get itlVom your drug- y
s $1 and wo will send a bottle, j
1 ft CO.. Chnttan^^^^rctm^^^^
REHOUSE. .
A
Leading Market.
iroughout the County that I have
season, and its management will be
opose to run it on a strictly busiand
seeing that they get full value
us in organizing a large corps of
e before the opening
I sell your tobacco at any hour durCarolina
are turned towards Conre
coming to Conway to sell!
Ii headquarters for this grand Un
et, and we will guarantee success
ith confidence.
. COLES, Manager.
D. A. SPIVEY Cashier.
CONWAY
AY. S.
Surplus Fund $8.000
:OHS:
Lt.wis, 1). A. Simvky.
P. A. Burroughs.
*;
ucss, and guarantee prompt attento
our care.
sposits of individuals, firms and
nable facility consistent vith sound
it.
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