The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 07, 1901, Image 2
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THURSDAY MOKNVNGHY
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CONWAY PUHI 1SHING CO.,
CONWAY, S. C.
II. H. WOODWARD. Bditor.
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HKMITTANCES
Pe r Subsoriptic nsor Advert;moment8 mu:
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Puui.isiiino Company.
THURSDAY, FEB. 7th 1QC
The weather for tho present mont
lias been much better than was e>
pectcd and our farmers seem to b
generally well prepared to begi
operations for this year's crop.
The work of completing the stat
house is progressing rapidly and th
members of the Legislature wi
doubtless have the pleasure of cot
vening in the completed buildin
next year.
The number of bills introduce
at this session of the Legislate!
has been remarkably less than t
the two sessions next preceding
and Ihe bills introduced at. this sei
sion have, as a general rule. Leo
measures of more importance thu
usual.
It was a hard task that was in
posed upon the special committee 1
frame a general state law relatin
to fish and game. It was found in
possible to frame a general bill tin
would suit nl' portions of the Stu1
as might have been foreseen. It
hard to say v. hat the new law,
any, will be until the Legislatui
adjourns.
Tin: Atlantic Coast Lumber C
of Georgetown is at work on a rai
road which will connect. Gcorgctow
and Marion, and will run not so f;
from the western boundary line
this county. Let the Conway
Seashore Railroad Co extend i
lino, so as to connect with this roi
and give Conway one more outlet
the outside world.
Tiik recent decision of the Supren
Court in regard to special lcgisl
tion 1ms brought the House at
Senate to their senses, it seems, ai
they have at last become disgust*
with the practice of cucumbcrir
the statute books of the State wi
so many special acts. Local se
government is a good thing, but n
so when it is carried too far.
Tin: South Carolina Interstate m
West Indian Exposition is the entc
prise of the whole people of t
State and not that of Chariest*
alone. Every citizen, therefoi
who is interested in the advanc
ment of South Carolina should fe
it as his duty to do his part,ho
ever little it may be toward makii
the exposition a grand success.
SitYF.ital bills have been intr
ductal in the Legislature to requi
county dispencers to be elected I
the people. Wo have not givi
the matter mficli study but are ii
clined to think that it is best 1
have them appointed as they no
are. Great care should be exo
cised to appoint men to the positio
who will c,yry out the spirit of tl
, Jaw.
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i ii i'i 'i tfti > i ? ?Wn?l r it'
Tnk Flegislature loses home tithe
every year in discussing the doj?
I question. Keprescntutive Dean's
measure was unceremonious!y killed
| last week. D seems to us that it is
a subject which ini?rht well he let
alone. While some dojjs become (
annoying nuisances in a commu: i y,
ot'urs are of much value to their '
owners There will tie found a
| nuisance element in almost every- i
thlbj(. <
It would be well to use all legiti- '
mate means to increase the revenue
in the town treasury. Our town
council has done everything in its
; power to improve the streets and ^
the sidewalks. It has made amove |
toward better drainage. The town <
needs money just now, aud plenty
of it, to enable it to go forward in
the good work it lias begun.
Every business man, indeed everybody
that live* within the corporate
limits, should feel un interest in
| making improvements. Every man
). that owns a lot might put tin* sideI
walk running by his gate in good
condition. This would occasion no
great outlay. In some towns this
is required by ordinance.
:
( It looks very much as if the small
pox has come to the State to stay
until run out. The health authori
I ties have been able to keep it suppressed.
but s > far have not been
able to stamp it out in u'l tecii
tious of the state. It has existed
11 in some places ever since the first
case was reported It has been in
f Columbia since the Eall of 1 ?7.
111 though always confined to a few
isolated eases Last week report
gained curcncy in Columbia that
there were several cases of t he
disease at the Hotel Albemarle on
Ma'n street. Some of the members
of the Legislature became fright
v cmied and wanted an immediate adfi
in irnmcnt. Hut an investigation
(I
proved that the report was for the
' most part untrue, and there were
' but two cases of the disease in the
v city at the time.
Constitutional Amendments.
The Legislature has ratified the
j t wo amendments passed upon by the
il people at 1 he recent, election.
The people of Horry wore not in""
trusted as to the one relating to
municipal bonded indebtedness, exeept
that they were willing to give
0 the inhabitants of the cities the
n privilege! of regulating their bonded
indebtedness as they might choose. j
Hut they were intrusted in the one
0 relating to the condemnation and
0 equitable assessment, of lands for
^ drainage purposes, and they very
l" generally voted against it. Both
hr were carried by a good majority in
the state. The latter amendment
reads as follows: "The General As(1
scmbly shall provide by law for the
(? condemnation, through proper ofll
cial channels, of all nunls necessary
r, for the proper drainage of the swamp
i,. and low lands of this State, and
,n shall also provide for the euuitatle
n assessment of all lands sj drained,
for the purpose of paying the expenses
of such condemnation and
drainage."
LO It is left entirely to the Legislajr
ture to pass such laws on this sub
d- jeet as it may find necessary The
it drainage of the swamp and low
p, lands of the state would be a good
is thing in several ways, but is such
if an immense undertaking that we
re doubt very much that the Legislature
will ever try to handle it in a
general way. If any legislation is
ever had on the subject, it will not
j' affect lands in this county to any
^ great extent.
x\ Simply Shameful,
of
^ "The Record is informed that
fS Speaker Stevenson is one of the
l(j council of the Seabeard Air Line,
l() that a bill atfoeting the interest of
that railroad was ! >
house and referred to the committee
on ways and means and that Speak
1L> er Stevenson appeared before that
committee to plead the interest of
j the railroad which pays him a salary
1 j for his services as a lawyer
That statement of the case should
|) i > Q|]nii>onf ( A Dnt *1 A
U.....WIIV uu -junm; i?ir. ou*vi-nson h
future political fate. It is hard to
conceive a more gross violation of
the high ethics which should govern
the conduct of a member of the
Legislature."?The Record.
1(] Wo are obliged to agree with the
,r. Record that this action puts a man
|)0 high position in a very questionable
3n position, unless Mr. Stevenson can
.Ci come forward with a satisfactojy
tQ. explanation. Perhaps the bill was
,el a measure, which either way could
w- not affect the interest of the people.
Perhaps he inet the committee at
the request of one of its members,
to explain some matter connected
with the bill. Anyway, it may not
be so bad us the Record would have
re .
^ it appear.
11 Sam Thompkins keeps most any-i
n thing you want, and will order anyto
thing that he is out of. Call and see
w him.
P- All-the
school books ere kept by
11 Sam 'l Bompkins where yeu can get
lC the otner goods you want at the
lowest feasible price.
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> ,<r" . iL.7" I "TMUMM
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Thousands Sent Into Exile,
Every year a largo number of poor
sulTerers whose lungs are sore und
racked with roughs are urged to go
toanotli rclimale. I hit this is costly
and not always sure Don't Ik*
iin exile when Dr King's New Discovery
for Consumption will cur
you at home. It s the most infalli
ide medicine for cougs, colds, and all
throat and Dung diseases on eatth.
The first dose brings relief. As
tounding cures result from persist
n' use. Trial bottles free at Dr E.
NortonV. Price f?Hc. and $l.oti
10 very b<>t\le guaranteed.
Loris Items.
Judging from the amount of supplies
and fertilizers being handed
from this place, business is certainly
)n a boom.
Mrs. \v . A. Patterson and famih
left for Curio, (la. 2'J ult.
Mr. I). J. Ihitlcr litis jest nio'od
in the nice resilience recently purchased
from I)r. Mace.
Mr. J. 0. Dry ant has moved his
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uiii i t iivsm i * * >\\ i i \ 11 ii* mr>
o-eupy tin* esidence and property
recently purchased from Mr. W
Mishoe. Mr. liryant is making
i.ceded improv. incnts hi all the
Mishoe property.
Mr. Frank (.'ox just return,'d to
(iroveland tin. he leases his family
in llorrv this season.
Mr. Lewis 'J'. It >yd and wife and
Mr. I'reston Marker ard someothers
went with Mr. Cox. Mr. Cox is
located at <iroveland (Ja.
Mr. Joseph Hardee formerly of I
this county, now of La -rosso, Fla.,
passed through Loris the 2nd ins'
o.i his way to his old home on the
Round Swamp. Mr. Ilaidee met
a good many old friends here, lie i i
looking well.
L iris will not get her tobacco
Warehouse this season, but expects
to si ip tier share of tobace >
Mrs. L M Willi nils and Mis. (i
L. IVuice and ehildrei of Oa are
VISlllllJJ IIUMV parClllS 1101*0, I i IC Y
expect to return to (5a. sometime
soon.
Mess. S. I) Levant and Doll Rryant
of l'owe.1 ville was visiting their
parents here Sunday.
Little llallie. son of Mr. IV C.
Drinee is very sick.
Several eases of measles reported
in this section.
We expect the R R. officials, to
have the warehouse here enlarged
very soon, the material is here now
for the work, this is the second time
this warehouse lias been enlarged
This is evidence of more business
and greater need of Warehouse
room.
Mess. Willie Cox and K. F. Marlow
of the Duck Crook section, was
on our streets Monday.
Tua vis.
Everybody says that the Racket
Store is the place to buy ooods
I cheap.
Okkicr or CoMOTaoi.i.Ka Oknkkal.
Cooumria. S C.. Feb. 1st. 1 DO 1
Mr. L. D. Lono Co. Trcas.
The Governor has t his day approved
the Joint Resolution extending
the time for the collection of taxes
1900 without penalty to March 1st
11)01. You will therefore receive
taxes without penalty to that date.
You will collect taxes with l.r) per
cent penalty from March 1st to 15th
1901, after which date issue executions
promptly.
J. 1\ Dkkiiam.
Coniptroller General
In addition to trees plants, vines,
etc., the lloniewood Nurseries will
have a fine lot of eabbatfo and tomato
plants, etc.. for sale. Drop
me a card and I will deliver stock in
Conway when 1 come in Remember
15 to 20 per cent, discount to
partios calling at the Nurseries for
their trees.
E. S. Crr.TKA.
A Deep Mystery.
It is u mystery why women endure
Haeka'he, Headache, Nervousness,
Sleeplessness, .Melancholy, Fainting
and Dizzy Spells when thousands
have proved tlia* Electric Hitters
will quickly cure such troubles- "I
suffered for years with kidney trouble,"
writes Mrs. Phebo Cherley, of
Peterson, la., "and a lame back
pained inc so 1 couhbnot dross myself,
but Electric Hitters wholly
Cured me, and, although 73 years
old, 1 now am able to do all my housework."
It. overeon es Constipation,
improves Appetite, oives perfecthealth.
Only ."><?? at Dr. E. Norton's
dru/ store,
A Strong Fortification
1 "unify the body against disease
1 v Tutt's Liver Pills, an absolute
cure for sick headache, dyspepsia,
sour stomach, malaria j
constipation, jaundice, bilious
ncss and all kindred troubles.
"The Fly-Whecl of Lite"
Dr.Tutt; Your Liver Pills are
the fly-wheel of life. 1 shall ever
be grateful for the accident that
broughtthcm to my notice. I feel
as if 1 had a new lease of life.
J. Fairleigh, Platte Cannon. Col.
Tutt's Liver Pills
Blown to Atoms.
'1 ho old idea that the body sometimes
needs a powerful, drastic, purgutivp
pill has been exploded; for
l>r. Kings Npu Life I 'ills, whieh
are perfectly harmless, goptly stimulate
liver and bowels lo expel poj
sonous matter, cleanse fho system
and absolutely cure Constipation
and Sick Headache. Only 2V' at l)r
ifi. Norton s drug store
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IJ^RAMO!s
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H IWJf CHILLS and FEVEI
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TASTBUBS8 and OU.
I Nm l?t flrtdo Qdalat In Otfctr Poison.
Nm I?t iajsrr
W. A. McLarty A Boa. Pkne Box, Tea , mv
boat we have over bandied. My eon prescribe
only Chill Toole which a child can take wllhou
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UCCBSSFUL CURB SOLO '
FOR
R and All Malarial Troubles.
V FOB CHILUKEN.
ARANTBfiO.
> the Stomach Her Affect the Heartag.
' Ramon's Pepsin Chill Tonic is the
it in his practice, and aaya it U the
it Injury to the stomach."
1. CO., Prop'ra, Ureeaerllle, Teas.
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To The Deaf.
a - i- 1 ?I.. ? i * ? ? -
/\ nun may cured or nor (iodines:
(1 Noises in the Head by Dr. Ni
olson's Artificial Kar Drums
ve ^ 1to bis Institute, so thai
if people unable to procure tin
r Drums may have them free
klross No. lUMO-c. The Nieliol
l Institute, 7H0, Eighth Avenue
w* York, U S. A.
Healthy Mothers jj
Few motherj ore healthy, because "
their duties are so exacting, the anxiety f
of pregnancy, the shock of childbirth, I i
and the care of young children, are ?
SCVCrC t ri.?I? nn nmi ummin It..* ..dtU i -
\Vine of Cardui within Iter grasp, every h
mother?every woman in the land -can F
pay the debt of personal health she B
owes her loved ones. Do you want n
robust health with all its privileges and fi
pleasures? Wine of Cardui will give it ft
to you.
mom,
strengthens the female organs and invig- |
orates weakened functions. For every I
female ill or weakness it is the best ?
medicine made. Ask your druggist for |
$1.00 bottle Wine of Cardui, and take no
substitute under any circumstances.
Mn. Edwin Crass, Cornier. Midi t "Wli?n 1
commenced using Wine of Cardui 1 was hardly ib|e
lo walk across the house. Two weeks alter I Walked
hall a mile and picked strawberries. When my
other child was born I suffered with labor pains 24
hour.. andh.idto raise liiin on a bottle because 1 had j|
no n.ilk. Alter using the Wine during pregnancy U
this time. I gave birth last month to a baby gi rl, an 1 I
was in labor only two hours, with but little pain. I
and 1 have plenty <1 milk. For this (jrrat improve. I
ment in my health 1 tliank God and W me of Cardui.' I
For advice in cases rerjuiring special directions. I
address, giving symptoms, "The Ladies' Advisory I
. Department," The Cha*- E
fV/rx tanooga Medicine Co. ,1
I Chattanoog), Tcnn. H
lie)
is jnsl received a bio lot of ID
si axes ami handles, sliov-Is ant
r.wirs, a complete lino of nails
K'.Uet knives. I able knives an
rks, n<>l> locks, pad locks, curr
)tnl)s and it 's grocery line is con
etc. Also apples, oranges and l?r
inus, almonds. irish and r.woot pc
does, cabbage and turnips, ini.xc
tits. cocoannts, raisens, and cai
es. shirts and drawers, suspondcrj
ins, noodles; coats cotton, hosier
id will order anything von want
SAM TOMPKINS
t rear of court House.
Mothers
nxiouR*. watch declining health o
eir daughters. So many arc rut of
k cansumption in early years thr.
icru is real cause for anxiety, li
io early stages, when not heyoiu
ie reach of medicine, Hood's Sarsa
irilla will restore the (junlity am
lantity of the blood and thus givi
>od health. Head the following let ter
"It is. hut just to write nhout in;
uighter Corn, aged 19. She was com
etely run down, declining, had that tire*
cling, and friends said alio would no
ve over three months. She had a ba*
Cough
id nothing aoemed to do her any good
hnpponcil to read about Hood's Sarsapa
tin and hail her givo it a trial. From th
!ry first dose she began to get better
ft or taking a few bottles she was com
etely cured and her health tins been tb
\st ever since." Mrs. Addir ?BCK
Itnil'ond Place, Amsterdam, N. Y.
"i will say that iny mother has 110
ntcd my ease i 1 is strong words as
ould have done. Hood's Sarsnparill
is truly cured me and I am now well.1
iKA Pkcr, Amsterdam, N. Y.
It? e > get Hood's, because
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
the >>no Trui' Mood Purifier. Allilriigglxta. $:
eivir?'l mlv f\ I. f I.kkIA: Co., Ixiwcll, Mm
|(Mwr.e nrepurely vegetable i
l OOCl S IS Uablo ami beneficial. '/5?
Lfiv..
isease by cho timely use o
utt's Liver Pills, an old ant
ivorite remedy ol increasing
opularity. Always cures
SICK HEADACHE,
our stomach, malaria, indiges
ion, torpid liver, constipatioi
nd all bilious diseases.
rUTT'S Liver PILLS
ir.i'wi m*I - '~~r-?err. ~*A? ? ?
$2,0001
Worth of tfoodssaved from the BIG
.nd more troods coining in daily, and w
urry everyIhin^r usually kept in a first <
pri ;es will he us usual lower than our e
by the recent fire, hut not dis oura^ed, at
,1'esand ma1 c the merchants serateh t
seratehino. You will lind us in the \<
Don't walk, conn* and oet the *joods at
piek d over.
Your3 to .-erve and 1
CONWAY BARG/
j E. V. DUSENBURY,
* | Sec. and Treas.
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! HORRY WA
"
The Leading House
| AT A
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I beg to announce to my friends tlm
rented the Horry Warehouse for this sea
exclusively under my control. Wo prop
ness basis, treatingall customers alike an
price for their tobacco.
Our success last vear has assisted us
buyers for this season who will be here I
The llorrv is always open and will si
ing the day that you bring it.
The buyers of Virginia and North C51
way. The farmers of Horry County are
The Horry Warehouse is u> furnish I
ion.
Let all work for the Conway market,
and satisfaction.
Yours with
J. E. <
15. G. COLLINS, President.
BANK OF C
CONWAY,
Capital Stock $20,000
DI RECTO!
' 13. G. COLLINS. W R. LKI
C. P .QlTATTLEBAI'M,
1 We transact a general banking business
tionto any and all matters intrusted to <.
Tbis Rank respectfully solicits the depo
corporations and will give ever* r< a* rial
banking to those doing business witu it.
! \M P DP
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, IB. It Hi
DEALER
y Horses, Mules, Br
I.
and Har:
A full stock on hand at all times. B
Wo don't say that wo sell profit or n<
i profit and guarantee satisfaction to our t
New Lot of Horses Mules ;
| CONwAY,
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: Horses T
J AND
: Mu!es.p
G
We will have in by January 23th,
A CAR IOAD
' We
We are carrying a nos
e full stock of Horses. Mules, Buj^Ries. 110
Road Carts, Wagons and Harness oin.
' In short, everything in the. line of
t horse millinery. It is to our inter- lno
I est to sell and we intend to t ou
? of,.\
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Am
* all our competitors. We are in the ^
business to sell, and we sell, profit
or no profit. We guarantee the Hal
L best values in the market, and our
4 prices are fixed to suit the farmer J
- and the laboring man. Call on us
* when you want anything in our line.
A. W. Jenkins & Son. C<
{ Agents for the famous Rock Hill
. and Columoia Huggies.
Nov. 1st 1000. if.
r
Lei
. seated
n POSITIONS QU ARAN TEED,
Undtr S3. >00 Caah Deposit. La:
Rat road Fare Paid Loi
v Open all year to Both Sex a. Very Cheap Board. (.
) OeorgU-Alaltama Uiulnet* Cotl?Ke,
Macon, OcorgUL {
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>ollars
I'M RK, to b ? : k ? t 1 i ' us
ill coutin ut 11? come. Weshal
lass Department Store, and our
omprtitors. We were damaged
id will ronlinne to put down pre
heir head when it d? n't need
i'IIow s'ore opposite tlie Hank
wholesale cost l>efi?re they are
o please,
VIN HOUSE.
A. C. THOMPSON.'
President.
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REHOUSE.
Leading' Market.
mahout the County that I liare
son, and its management will bo
ose to run it on a strictly busiid
seeing that tliey pet full vaduo
i in organizing a large corps of
jeforo the opening
:11 your tobacco at any hour durirolina
are turned towards Concoming
to Conway to sell!
icadquarteru for this grand Un
and we will guarantee success
confidence.
JOLES, Manager.
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I). A. SPIVEY Cashier.
lONWAY
s. c
Surplus Fund j>6' 000
IS:
ivis, 1). A. Simv sr.
P. A. BlTKROlTOIlS.
vwvr w-iBEJ*::
s, and guarantee prompt atten>ur
rare.
sits of individuals, firms and
>U> facility consistent villi sound
>RTER,
IN
W . -w
iggies, Wagons
ness.
igest value for your money.
) profit, but we yell for a small
. ustomers at all times.
etnd Wagons Just in.
s. c.
I
o
he
hiblic
tenerally.
have engaged in the Stock busis
and by handling CLEAN,
NEST STOCK, hope to secure
share of the business. We are
stranger to the people of Horrj
nty and naturally expect sorre
our patronage,
omenta)see our stock of
)RSES and MULES,
BUGGIES unci WAGONS 4
save yourself money.
'ours for Small Profits and Quick
es.
. A. McDermott & Co.
>nway & Sea Shore
Railroad.
Daily except, Sunday.
In effect Nov. 1 ?t, 1900.
Southbound.?No. 15.
ive Conway 8 00 a m
ive Pine Island 8 15 a m
rive Myrtle Beach 9 00 a m
Northbonnd.? No. 14.
ive Myrtle Beach 5 00 p m
ive Pine Island 5 21) p m
rivo Conway 6 00pm
D. T. McNeill, Gen. Manager
M . Burroughs, Asa't Oen. Mn
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