The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 13, 1900, Image 2
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Throe Months, - .25.
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I""- *' ' "' THURSDAY,
DKC M 1<>0(>
Tile amci. lirc'i' 1 ? 1 he dispensn.
ry law pas ' t' st - >?i <
t lU' Ictfi- ! t life : ' t :. { ])]< t '
a?3.yfLun;i the ' e f!*?: o S<'1
fund and turn. ' tS :i into the v
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count f" pur; -us. w a
blonMv t e i ( ! <>f m>in
counties of the St
effect
in - n ? j' 1
some count i I v, 11, i
year two. ^ n to material >
lessens the tax n y.
Tub year ??f grace 1000 i- now rapidly
drawing t > a > .*. It i- wr\
important to u> th .1 j...-t due subscription
;:e :nts sh ?Vi!< 1 !_?. settled
before the commencement of a new
year. Wo thank all those who have
been to kind as to settle their due.and
we again ask those who owu us
to please ina;<e an effort t > sett
their dues befot J.,-. r\ !>'. 1'. *>??
What one man owes may l> mihii,
by itself but amount* to ajjo.nl siiuj:
sum when placed with hundreds ol
others. We need eat !i iitl'.e amount
in order to m il;e "n - me t ar.d u
hope that our > >' -r- will uu
appreciate this
settle bef >re t
Tub number of s and 1 u
sold In thi- eoun
good sign of the , rev. ing |>r? - j .
of .Our farmers. It i> not very many
years a,: > Conwa/ jbod but pn
erv busim. -She now I.as t nee a
four feed ati I ile stables and thev
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all se<*m to t .. .n a lively basiiw
Hfa'ch of tii'- i r <>!
ft> many hor- and nr. - . vv.-ri
spjd in Conv. iv war : 1 . -e was but
the one ou-in?. All t iv how.<*
that the co.n ly ha- !
developing. Th la; iners of tin.
county have berni clearing new laiuh
and the people .vnera . have turn
od theiiy^kU-. , .?>n t . aj.'ii ltun
more than 'formerly.
Wannamaker.
Wannamak KK. S. C . 1) ( . lo
There i.-. a very good school going <?i
at the Wannanaaker High Scbou
house.
II.. Ill f /? t' 1 * i ?
i?jrf> .? j" ??;11 us' ai ner norm
near this pi < on ?m>\ 2-nd. Iboo
at the aj^o of 1 it year Her funer..
was preached by "Key. J. M. ( -?nn r
ley.
Miss Lola Adams fr< m near Lunt
bcrton, N. C., > vi ttiu;^ MiM
li. and S. N C i
V. ANN . M .'i '\ A I JOY.
A Woman's Aw:ill Peril,
' There is only one chance to sav?
your life anrl ' . ?1 is through an op
oration" were t ie -tartling word
h'-ardi by Mr> 1. (1 Hunt . i Line
liidye. Wis . fro t In 1 ctor aftoi
lit* li nl vainly tri* I lo core her of:
fqi"htful eas" of st-xi, i?*h troubh
urtd yellow jatinn'a.e Gall stonehad
tortned and she const-ant 1y >jrcw
wor*- Then mi? b y n to us?
Elect! ic Hitler-, whi a wholly eu)v<
her. It's a wonderful Stomach
Liver ^nd Kidney rern-'dy. (.uroi
Dyspcprda, <4s^r> A1?|>r**ite J r\
. ! !"c' i t"
^ I ? >
.. .
ii <kMeniiini'vl to drain this p rtiori
-tiit" tto op rutioi
hove tucnfiom ym i to work
: i<>p. it
ou of I :\m'ei Street at th'e oi* i of
Warehouse.; This Uiu s ivili soon be
.
dt u:n ;:f then i<- t < ?( *? s
? < inch til- nj*
ihive inch ti ng will 1><* large tdiougl
car at the expenses of laying tin
towns like Conway and sometimes i
is too much neglect* <1 t>y even largt
cities, There woi <1 be less chill
ition of tic.- town ? In. h i dry thn1
Mend of having a fre
from this higher Ian 1 to the lower
the/^erms of fever. The < . perivnei
?<f Chicago with tvp\oid fever befon
eraj?e canal is very inferos'ing read
;u^' and should be a le.-son well learn
ed by tho authorities and < iti/.ons o
j etfery town large or small.
The purchase of sufluiont tilin;
to drain ti c portion of il > town re
' ferred to above, wil entail but s
| very smail outlay and will be a goo<
invest merit if it ha- no other i iTee
exivpt to improve and enhance thi
i "va ue oftho land. If it wi 1 improve
the health of the people and thereby
save the cost of medicines and doe
i 1 i ii flruilii \ * mn??f >
no m.in should lies't ate in contribu
, tiny his share toward lite work.
Disco Kiricfs.
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' 1
'A l.iv < ><tk.
Mr L. (3. Tylev of Juiht. Fla . ha
. < '.i.: ly ret urn u h urn .
( L Stevens who i- tea ' i . a
Enl rpri.-e. spent Satur In; and Sun
1; with hift paronis.
Mr- J i? S! ipper and i.i "iter
L J Miss Nancy, spent last week wit-l
relatives near l ovvellville.
l'< . Warren Ramos ft'jii R.utT
t is called to the pastoral car
of Cane Branch chart h.
i'hi.s isa e'ood section for toliacci
farmers to purchase land
Mr. Silas t'olIin> of t >iven Sou pan
relatives a short vD!t here Sunday
Kitty Ct.ovi tt.
Saw Death Near.
l'!t often made my heart ache,'
writes L C Over.-Lrcet, of Kltrin
iViiu , "to hour my wife cough uuti
it seemed her weak and sore lung
would collapse. (> > ?d doctors sni<
i,. was so lar < '< op
iiou that no medicine ?>r earlhi
>10lp could save lier. o d a friend re
' comnrindoti Or. hug y Now <n- ov
cry and persistent ic-?e ( ; lias excel
cut medicine saved ber life. li <
.ysolutely guurante I or t i.hs
' olds, Bronchi' , a!
i'liroat and Lunj,' di-? . ah am
.00 at lh\ k. Nort n Tria
opt tics free.
?? s?It
is nollife alone that thev prolong
. 1 ' W ill It \ i . . v i. p ,S Oi
healthy. strong
Lungtivi' i Table" v> >\ores th<
.impie> in vour ohecjjU-. tlie v. .n iool
vanishes, the wri ik. > t ing of ap
it* inching age or sorrows past wiF
be removed, uud li- ' io i up t?
make i? worth .th living. Itisj
1 Mjrelv vegetable caftiji )Uu?l, a pre
pa rat Ion wliieli represents thecal
niua ion of y ur- of labor and -.ciou
* ulie research of two icud (icrfnai
. -iciitist <) .r .. in anui hei
' column will interest you 1 ne clTe
of tnese tablets upon ti liumai
s\stein is "marvelous by toeir cer
tainfy of action, and the imnodiato
ly b. neticial r< suits from their use
1 Sfrlrg Items.
C , l>ec 10. ? As
i "Un f-oni this vi
I will give t e
? Ie?\ Inn's
;s > . ei?>>u is very
are preparing
Kvery body is
i tor times, it
w wjth some o<
d it? We would
'i. ug an 1 energy 1
' e tobacco farm
t i ' and let oth.
a hat we a;e
1 better .?ti ue
s h<>t, as we may
. ' r time to get our
hare <>f tho i times, so let's
w, i ie pr tsperity i- pass
M -sos K ie and Martha Jeni;
J i. S. C . paid rela'ives
ii tlii- vicinity a pleasant
vi-it recently.
Ii.-- Martha I)ix recently paid us
h asaiil call.
r. ?. C. J n- ins ol (?ideon, S. C..
p i ;has d lam 1 ill this section
i i* cnitiog down tho timber pre
>*iii >\ ii^r to hi- hew place
i t near future.
Mary Jenrelte of tlie Lake
paid us a pleasant
i lew cavs ago.
Mr Holme- of Texas?
to hear from him.
St; lire- of Moultrie,
must be ^-".io into winter
! a.C,? ;
< > i.vv j Notes.
a tin' good crop
-J - (his year.
at it us irood prices
ve t <unc to stay,
en -ay that bright
0.1 <> will be hitrhihnn
il has been for
a -t t "ii \ *ars.
it ft lie tobacco plant
n so successful
' in u ot ii r.- who have not plantt
re a ill plant this year.
Willie Mux. Ruboti and
, Hughe- will eacli build a uew
' aru for next year's crop,
i l.e-e gentl* men all live in the same
neighborhood.
i r. C.. I bolt bewail work on a barn
more than a month ago.
Mr. s. I>. Anderson and Mr. Joe
report that they will build
irn-. These ge title men
? right move and we
'if u hole county get in
md tnake Horry the richest
i the State, and tobacco
i surely do it.
t. .). K Coles has a lot of toi
tersCuides which he will
t'> any one who is going
' ar - of tobacco the com
>d Changed to Poison.
i: food in the intestines
ie? ciLi-ts like tiio.se of arsenic,
New Life l'ills expel
nii.v iroiii clogged bowels,
easily but surely, curing
. in, biliousness, sick Headrevet
all Liver, Kidney aid
..oil Only -5c at Dr. E. |
- i Norton.
i!
Gershom Items
(Intended for last week,)
v ji.ist ollh-e at Gersham is
* iiivt-uience to this coininu*
i banks to I *nele Sain.
, \\ i- s011 if sickness in this sec'
I tit in
s ir.is 1 s sick with roseola,
1!cuelord died on Nov- 2Hrd.
- born in 1818. She leaves
i as 1 ind nearly one hundred
. and V children. Had been
11 ij?tist church 45
tier funeral was preached
- Uev. 11. I) Grainger.
Hodges, s<?n of Samuel.
> ?'es has past a way.
i.a S..r.gs wife of Mr. A. C. ,
i recently, leaving a ba,
i?y only 11 hours old.
. P Hryant of Marion and
p O. Hayd of Loris, visited
:; lends nere last week.
' s. \ 11?wt . ' ? i liiu/\? !* - ?
. .S IL-.IV I1II1K
:i, ;ktin Hill free school and is
l an no satisfaction.
i; . ? H Anderson filled his up
at Pleasant Meadow
- ... ill:-.* first Sundav and day be'.jfuiv
Mad Anthony.
K. . J. M. Fleming writes from
North Carolina.
t \u Hkuai.o -Please allow me
s|> e? in your muc'i esteemed colin:.
t ' express my regards for the
.<i mi llorrv. Surely, no other
e .uly possesses a more quiet, loyal,
loving people. I esteem it an
. i i.. . n tu.oc one of her sons.
i i. question of leaving Horry was
i. . one of a personal nature, but
> :?e decided by the dictations
t . .i v. My heart yearns for the
' i 11 i y in which 1 was reared. In
; i i .11 of Conway and throughout
. ..Jiity, J feci iliat I have u host
,i i in friends. J long to see all.
.y>* ..\ dear, are they held in my
..mn and to my heart. 1 love
ii?.e of Horry and the State
i jf fi Carolina.
, u > have 1 been absent. Hut
in. - If happy to have served
1 vtan's of the time in the inter...
uorry s people. My
>r.ii' - have been respectively,
> i . iivh four ears, a close
i relation existed between
. and people. Mt Olive and
I'. ir ehurches one year each and
'), ayeartne beloved of Mt. PisK"''
,
1 j i> li . f?'!l to me in pleasant
' iie lime 1 spent in Kobej
(.'? n v. N. C. The people were
i t ? ine and showed no little apti
of ni.v s'rvicos. Robeson
. i- a ir- wealthy e >unty. It has a
j : . for railroads Six are in
r . a At all hours of the day
; 1 s are heard as the powerii
mii through. The people
: rapid progress, eominerr;
.;^ri. ultnr.illy and education*
. U n has 48 liaptist churchI
? s.i'i a membership of nearly
l&F&wo
1 Ij f I li n* MM
I CHILLS and FE
Tint OXX.T BATE EEM
TASTOLBM Hi
Nm MOwWiMriM Be* Otba* PtiM
Km? Bet li
"W. A. UeUrtr A tea. Dtne Box, Tax.,
beat we bare ever handled. If 7 eon preee
only Chill Toole which a child coa take wl
gPrtoaMe. BBOWB 1
terians are strong too.
The writer was occupying a prominent
field in that beloved county,
but for all that, it pleased the Lord
to open doors in another couuty and
in another Association and directed
poor unworthy me to step in and oc- \
eupy.
The position now of tjeneral Missionary
for the South Hiver Assoeia
tion is my work. This Association
is com posed of churches in Cumberland,
Johnston and Sampson counties.
N. C. Tell the j>eople I've got
a good field and I am happy in the
work.
The Ix>rd bless the Hkralo and
its editor and all of its readers.
J. M Flemi.no.
McKoy, N. C.
To The Deaf.
A rich lady cured of her deafness
and Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson's
Artificial Ear Drums,
gave #10,000 to his Institute, so that
deaf people unable to procure the
Ear Drums may have them free
Address No. 11940-c. The Nicholson
Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue,
New York, U S. A.
To |
The j
Public
Generally.
We have engaged in the Stock business
and by handling CLEAN,
HONEST STOCK, hope to secure
our share of the business. We are
no stranger to the people of Horr>
county and naturally expect some
of'your patronage.
Come and see our stock of
HORSES and MULES,
BUGGIES and WAGONS
And save yourself money.
Yours for Small Profits and Quick
Sales.
J. A. McDermott & Co.
Conway & Sea Shore
Railroad.
Daily except Sunday.
In effect Nov. 1st, 1900.
Southbound.?No. 15
Leave Conway 8 00 am
Leave Pine Island 8 45 a m
Arrive Myrtle Beach 9 00 am
Northbound.?No. 14.
Loave Myrtle Beach 5 00 p m
Leave Pine Island 5 25 p m
Arrive Conway t? 00 p m
D. T. McNeill, Gen. Manager
A. M. Burroughs, Ass't Gen. Mnj(.
i
'f A&taaUe Cisast
Cmur*
Keeps Bacon, Grist, meal. Flour,
Su^ar, SnufT, Coffee Tobacco. Lard
Gutter Cheese mWinjj i'owtler Can
Goods Powder Shot caps Loaded
Shells Pepper Spice Ginger Nut.
megs Medicines Tinware Apples
Oranges Bannas coca nuts Onions
Irish Potatoes cabbage Plow Lines
Nails and one hundred and one other
things to meet the wants of my
friends nnd customers, come and
sec me.
SAM TOMPKINS
At rear of court House.
POSITIONS OUABANTWID.
Untftr ?3.00? C**h Dip?tt.
M ro*d fw? PaU.
Open iH r*W P M ?* ** T?T CUl? Nil
OMrgU*AUb?n? DuImm OcUmp,
?MM, 0MT#P
W. M. P
Wa&efeiy&iies
1 have the finest lot of hi>j
Thomas mantel clocks ever
will sell these at lowest pric<
I
JS Chill Mil '
rr successful cues sold
POO
VER and All Malarial Troublas.
BDT FOB CHILOBJEN.
GUARANTEED.
i. a t I I;
>7: H lutoa'i Ftpdn Chill Teal* Is lh*l
ribea It la bis pracllat, and Hjn It Is Uul
tboot Injury to the stomach."
UT?. 06., rros'ra, flrasasvUW, Tmt
.. _ !
BELL'S
BACKET
STORE, ;
LITTLE RIVER, S. C.
TIE CHEAPEST PUCE TO BOY
YflBR BOOBS.
(
We wish to call your attention to
a few of the low price* we are mak-,
ing. Our goods are received weekly
direct from headquarters in New
York City, and are often sold at less
than cost of manufacturing.
Clothing.
Uovs Suits, the $1, kind at 05c.
Better Suits. to 15 years $1.
The kind Clothiers will ask you
$3, for we sell you at $1.35.
Good heavy Suits for men, only
$2.15.
Black Clay Worsted Suits for men
only $2.40. This is what you have
paid $5. for.
Men 's Pants the $1.25 kind, for 75c.
A good Stem wind and Stem Set
American Watch, for $1.15.
V
A fjood f'-. watch for 90c.
Needles per paper, 1c.
Tea Spoons per sot, 3c.
Table Spoons per set, 5c.
Anything under 4 pounds sent by
mail if postage is added.
Wishing a Merry Christmas and
happy New Year to all.
J. A. BELL.
LITTLE RIVER, S. C.
'
Horses
AND
Mules.
Wewillhavein by Dceern'oer 17th,
A CAR IOAD
Wo are carryfng a
full stock of Horses, Mules, Buggies,
Road Carts, Wagons and Hacfteatf. <i
In short, everything in the Hue of
horse millinery. It is to our Interest
to sell and we intend to
Undersell
all our competitors. We ore in the
business to sell, and we sell, profit
or no profit. We guarantee the
best values in the market, and our
prices are fixed to suit the farmer
and the laboring man. Call on us
when you want anything in our line
A. W. Jenkins & Son.
Agents for the famous Rock Hill
and ColumDia Buggies.
Nov. 1st 1900 tf.
i
ARKER,
fh grade, old reliable Seth
displayed in Conway,and
ss. Coll to see me.
11W11? !.
I e*WWne^***JWI?k>rv*w?e* 18*.* kjh??
So tis-i't no s.iry f r hi 'o o >'< aro i ' win* i y >a <; >.*n ^Conway
to buy > Is NVc carry every I hiu^ V??u w..nl, and you all know it
U? be a fact, that our prices arc tIn* lowe*t
Muk cour s' ?rc headquarters when you come to town. We will wait
n you as fu*-t as \vc can. I?us;.iicm? never lajj^ at our store, but your time
next, always
Mis^ s and Ladies Cloaks Capes and ( a r.vear. Men's, Youths
'n< I toys <)vereoa 1 s and Su i t s i. i . Stove > an<! 11 ca I nrs a re j^oi fust,
I>u1 we ^ti!l have s one on han I ati 1 in >rc e .inn,:
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Our Holliday floods this season will t?e up to the minute. Will comtnei
e opening up holiday ?n<I Christinas ^oods the month. Our .>toek
will t>e complete.
Good times, good goods and prosperit v 1 *? those that trade ai
CONWAY BARGAIN HOUSE.
E.V. DUSENRUKY, A. 0 THOMPSON.
See. and Treus. President.
HORRY WAREHOUSE. *
The Leading House
AT A
Leading Market.
I beg to announce to my friends throughout the County that I have
rented the Horry Warehouse for this season, and its management will he
exclusively under my control. We propose to run it on a strictly business
basis, treatingnll customers alike and seeing that they get full value
price for their tobacco.
Our success last vear has assisted us in organizing a large corps of
buyers for this season who will be here before the opening
The Horrv isulway* open and will sell your tohaceoat any hour during
the day that you bring it.
The buyers of Virginia and North Carolina are turned towards Con*
way. The farmers^>f Horry County are eoming to Conway to sell!
The Horrv Warehouse is u> furnish headquarters for this grand Un
ion.
Let all work for the Conway market, and we will guarantee success
and satisfaetion.
Yours with confidence.
J. E. COLES, Manager.
NOTICE!
TO MY CUSTOMEKS:
Having bought a large lot of Sample Shoes, we are in position to give
you shoes at wholesale prices. These Sample Shoes need no recommendation
to those who have tried them, and it is only those who have not
that we appeal.
We also have bargains in Men's Clothing, Youths Clothing. Boys and
Childrens.
In Dress Goods our line is full of good bargains. In Skirts and Skirt
patterns we have something new.
Nice trimmed and untrimed hats. Stoves and Heaters and anything
you want in Hardware. Come to Conway to do your trading and thus
build up your county scat. Make it convenient to come in the week as
we are crowded on Saturdays.
Yours truly,
S. T. SESSIONS.
CONWAv, S. C.
m i ?i i if r- - r i ?-?-*
WKMiSL iilL&tl
Invites your patronage for the following reasons
1st. Healthy location. Pure artcsion water on campus.
2nd. Thorough course of study under oompetent instructors.
3rd. Elegant new dormitories separate for boys and girls, costing
nearly $20,0(H).
4th. Teachers with pupils eyery night during study hours.
5th. Teachers live in dormitories with pupils.
6th. Mechanical department under competent, instructor.
7th. Its past success a guarantee for the future, 108 boarders last
session
8th. Boys under military discipline.
:nn. Low rates. Hoard ^7 1)0 per month. Tuition $1.00 to $4.00
Music including use of instrument $3.0t).
For illustrated catalogue address,
Welch Neck High School,
J. W. GAINS, 15. S., M. M. P., Principal,
Hartsville, S. C.
B. Q. COLLINS, President. D. A. SPIVEY Cashier.
BANK OF CONWAY
CONWAY, S. C
Capital Stock $20,000. Surplus Fund $8 000
DIRECTORS:
B. G. Coli.ins. W R. Lkwis, 1). A. Snvsr.
C. P .Qitattlkbai'm, F. A. Rcrrouohs.
We trausact a general banking business, and guarantee prompt attentionto
any and all matters intrusted to our rare.
This Rank respectfully solicits the deposits of individuals, firms and
corporations and will give everv r< as nuhle facility consistent vitli sound
banking to those doing business witn it.
W. E. PORTER,
rrrn nhir ri/nnnunr niimu nrnmrn
rtto, MIL UHIIIR LIVtK! silts.
DKATjEU IN
Horses, Mules, Buggies, Wagons
f and Harness.
| A full stock on hand at all times. Higest value for your money.
We don't say that we sell profit or no profit, but we sell for a small
profit and guarantee satisfaction to our customers at all times.
New Lot of Horses Mules and Wagons Just in.
CONwAY, s. c.
JOB PRINTING^
Done here.