The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 23, 1901, Image 2

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fhf jporrg PUBLISHED KVKHY j THURSDAY MORNINGBY THE CONWAY PUHT TSIJING CO., CONWAY, S. C. M. 11. WOODWARD. Editor. SUBSCRIPTION : One Year, - - - $1.00. Six Months, - - Three Months, - - 2,r>? ALWAYS IN ADVANCK. KaJ^One cent a word in excess of 1"?0 words for obituaries. Poetry not accepted. Kutered at the I'nat OIlU u at Conway, S. C., a* Second-claes Matter. ADVERTISEMENTS ; Transient Advertisements $1.00 per inch for tho first insertion. 00 cents nn Inch for each subsequent Insertion. Notices In local rending matter, 10 cents per line each insertion; under head of I "isusiness Notices," 0 cents a line each insertion. Oftlclal advertikements ntttie rates allowed by law. Liberal contracts will t>e made for adverQtislng three or more months. Tiik ilnnald will publish, at the discretion of the Editor letters on subjects of general intereft, when written plainly with Ink nnd accompanied by the name of the author. These should be directed to the Editor of Tuk Hkhai.d. REMITTANCES For Subscriptk us or Advertisements must be made to the Manaokr, Conway 1'ublisuino COMl'ant THURSDAY, MAY 23 1Q01 Punished Twice for the Same Crime. Under the statute law of this state as it now stands, it is possiblo for one who violates certain town ordinances to be punished twice for the same offense. It is almost always the ease that some of the town ordinances prohibit acts, the doing of which, are also violations of the criminal law of the state, and to violate one is to violate both. The custom in most places has been for one jurisdiction to drop the proceedings upon satisfactory evidence that the offender has been punished under the other, but notwithstanding this custom R often happens that the criminal has to answer before both tribunals and is thus tried and punished twice for the same offense. Two instances of this double punishment have come ? ' ?? vui nuvivu tn vuc luivii ui runway. The first happened last year when a person was finod before the Intendent $25, for fighting, and thon com. pelled to answer to an indictment for the same offense in the Court of General Sessions. The other instance was last week when the colored man, John Pease, paid a double fine for assault and battery. We are aware that offenders of the law often get much less punishment than they deserve and it some times happens that they go free without punishment at all. We want to see the laws strictly enforced, and have criminals hunted down until they are brought to Justice when they will receive the full measure of punishment fixed by the law, but we must draw the line at this double, punishment. It is going too far, and it is unfair to take advantage of a lame place in our sys tern of law to punish a man twice for the same crime. The proper remedy, we think, would l>e an act of the Legislature expressly prohibiting the punishment under both jurisdictions, and fully regulating the procedure in such cases. Until such an act is passed the custom above mentioned oliAill/1 La -""A - 1 everywhere. THE BEST 1? what tlio IVopir I Whv Adrian Items, i Mr. I!. W. Sessions and J K. Johnson attended the funeral of W. I. Cirahain, at Antioeh last Sunday. Our merchants are enjoying a , lively trade. The (Iurley correspondent seems to la' some what uneasy about the Booth merchant. Wonder if he doesn't want time to go fishing and some one to carry his bait for him? lie claims lie is no merchant, but as \ Irishman says "and faith he is a . clerk." . I'ndoubledly it will be a good . thing for the people of the (iurley j section for a new store to be at Booth, as the writer has been in- 1 formed that chickens and eggs have j both advanced in price at (Iurley, since the erection of the new store, We would inform the (Iurley corres- c. i.mulont t 1, .? I V I t?. l 1 I>v.iv.v III iiiui ^ . # . I?"> IUU UU7>y M just now to carry his fish bait for . uim. JlJIMTKR. Ji Bucksport Dots. Mr. H K. Mai low of Collins Crook, accompanied by his niece, Miss Gur- ( theu Johnson, paid relatives u pleasant visit here Sunday. Miss Genevieve I teat y of Laurel / visited her sister, Mrs. J. S. Buck, last Friday, returning home Saturday. / Miss Sallie Thompson of Bucks villcpaid friends a flying visit last , Saturday. ? Mr. W S. Gatling spent Sunday with relatives at Laurel. Mr. W. A. Vause, one of Bucks- , ports most popular young men, was quietly married on lasl Thursday ? evening to Miss Knin a Martin at the residence of the bride's father j near l'ort Tlnrrelson. We are having very fine seasons j on corn and cotton, The farmers who have not had an opportunity to ( put out their tobacco plants enjoy such rains as \%e are having, ? J mf.u8 fatkia, Box Pullings. Hev. Mr. Stone preached a very , interesting sermon at Ilehoboth last j Sunday. I Wonder where t he Vardello cor- ( respondent is. Be came out once but we hav'nt heard from him since. : Messrs. W. F, and H. W. Mishoe \ paid Mr. J. W. Kay a visit a few j days ago. < TWKEZKR8. I Booth Budget. 1 Mr. N.J. Booth's tobacco crop , was destroyed by hail on the 1-ltli inst. Mr. J. 1). Booth who out his foot some time ago while out t ing wood, is getting better. I Humbug at Hurley says that the \ melon man said he could soon furnish ; Booth with all the melons we want } when wo get the money to pay for t them. If we boys at Booth have x not the money we will not go to "1. , 12. 12." to borrow, j We hope that "1. 12. 12." will remember that a rolling stone catches \ no moss, lie says that ho is not a \ merchant. If he is not, we would j like to find out how lie knows what pleases the merchants at Hurley. { We are glad that Messrs. G. W. ( Sessions tS: Bro , have up a store t here for now we buy goods from ^ them and don't have to go to Hurley or elsewhere to trade. Sessions t sells just as cheap as any merchant in the State. Sessions is no North | Carolinian, neither is his employer. | He is a home man and " ill be pat ronized by his home people. j Humbug at Hurley said last week i that he had no marriages to report, ( | but more than 200 were anxious to ] marry. If he wants to marry we t I think that he had better behave bet- c tor or he may never marry at all. . If the great big new store goes on ai mis piace we mini: merchants at t Gurley will have to fish all the time , and "1. 12. Id." can get the job of carrying the bait. 1 F. W. Toddville Tidings. i Mr. Albert Long spent Sunday at G reenwood Mr. J. T. Rrinkley of the Atlantic Coast Lumber Co., spent Sunday 1 j in town. , Miss Valeria Welch, a charming 1 young lady of Ridgevllle, is in town (. visiting Miss Grace Duseubury. j Miss Welch is the accomplished daughter of our ? popular pastor, Rev. J.C. Welch. Dispenser A. C. Murrell was in town last week to see his deputy. Mrs. J. F. Harper and children, of Plantersvlllo, after spending two weeks with us, returned home Wed Inesday. ? Mr. and Mrs. U- A. Dusenbury ' with their grand children, Ulric 1 Harper and Grace IJaselden, who s have been visiting friends in Flor- c ence and other nearby towns, re- 1 turned home Wednesday. Rev. J. C. Welch preached an able ' sermon to a large and an apprecia- v tive audience at Union Sunday. * Quito a number of traveling men 1 are visiting Toddvillcialmost daily ' which is indicative of better times 1 ahead. * Messrs. Dusenbury & Co., are selling goods cheap, but not cheap goods- When a fellow tells you that he can purchase an article else- . where as cheap as you can at Toddville, examine the goods and see if < they are not shoddy or shelf worn The Steamer Win Elliott is now t making tri-wcekly trips here, and : comes loaded with goods for Dusenbury & Co., who are selling stacks < of goods now. < The colored people wili run an excursion from Toddville to Georgetown, Saturday June 18th, under the management of II. I). Williams. I A marriage ceremony was por- . formed at Martins Hill Sunday evening by L, D. Long, Notarv Public, c Mr. e! I). Causey and Miss Sallic i McConniek were the contracting parties. For better or for worse, 5 'er riches or for poverty, in sickness will tuony took place at the residence of the bride's father Mr. Jas. McCormlek, which was packed with friends of both the contracting parties The young couple have the be st wishes of the entire community on their journey through life. Your scribe was unable to be present on account of having no invitation, or else he would have given & complete description of the whole tfTair. Fohkcast. Fought for his life. '"My father and sister both died ?f Consumption," writes J. T. Weather wax, of Wyandotte, Mich., 'and I was saved from the same rightful fate only hy Dr. King's S'ew Discovery. An attack of IMieumonia left an obstinate cough md very severe lung trouble, which m excellent doctor could not help. iut a few months' use of this wonlerful medicine made me as well as 'vorand I gained much in weight " nfallible for Coughs, Colds and all [Mi rout and Lung trouble. Trial Kittles free. Cuaranteed bottles >0c und $1.00 ut Dr. K. Norton. Lorls Doings. Mr. If. II. Burroughs's is the place o get ice and cool drinks. Messrs. Ceorge and Wade Avant ire painting the residence of Mr. J. 3. Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. I). J. Butler, spent Sunday with the latters father M?\ J.C Butler. Mr. Will Stevens is building an iddition to his dwelling. It adds to he appearance of his property ant ilso to tin; convenience of the home. Mr. R J. Carter has been quite sick with continued fevers. 1 am ;lad to report that he is improving, mil will soon be out again. Mr. J. N. Cox aud Mr. Albert Marow of the Camp Swamp section ^ere in town Saturday attending to nisir.ess. Mr. Y. l\ McQueen, our kind and ibliging postmaster, has had a sign minted and placed over the post ilfiee so strangers coining into town .vill have no dillieulty in finding the jlaee to mail thsir letters. If on a calm day you want to know n what direction the slightest cur cut of air is moving, wet your linger and hold it up. It feels cool on he side where the breeze strikes it, iwing to the evaporation. Prof. John H, Fulton of Chicago, s credited with the statement, "Sa Lnn hns his in :4 .Mltlll II, iillVI It s there that he will start unon the Orces of God in the year 15150, when io will be hurled from that planet o the earth." No n sens#' "Satan ias been on this eartfi all the tt{ne\ He goes to Saturn for a vacation when it gets too hotter, hijn here. A mici'b. The ineehanijal force of the A, C. \j. has been here several days enlarging and covering the Warehouse, t he warehouse as it was, could not iccommodate the public as the injrease of business demands more *00111. When the building is ipaint',1 it will add much to the nppearince of the place. Mr. Colon Phipps had a line mule villed last week by lightning strikng the stables. His barn was inured also. Several farmers have had to plow lp and plant cotton the second time iwing to the late cool weather. They ire having good seasons and getting jood stands of cotton. Tobacco is doing fairly well. Sev?ral new barns have been raised. Kev. J. 11 Stanley, W. A. Prince, D. 1). llnrrelson and some others lave new barnsThe Mt. Tahor Sunday School Inititute met with Springtield church day 11th. A large crowd and good mlcr prevailed. All the schools bconging to the Institute were pres?nt. Kev. K Barnes of Hobeson jounty, N. C., delivered the annual idd ress. Rev. M. F. Dukes was recently ;onfined to his bed for several days pvith fever. Mr. W. B. Carter and daughter of Daisy were in town last week. Mr. Carl Bryant and family of Powellville spent last Saturday with lis parents, Mr.and Mrs. J. C. Hrymt. Several parties expect to put in strawberries this summer so we may jc able to have a car dropped on >ur siding next season for loading. Our young friend and townsmen, dr. Mayo Prince will return in a few lays from the Oak Ridge Institute, V. C., where he has been taking a jusiness course. Success to tho IIkrald. Travis. millHHAI"U A* Hln * , . . vt MV4V 1 a n %. i a id r?M4 ' I recall now with horror," says vlni 1 Carrier Burnett Mann, of Levmna, (>, "ray three years of sutTerng from Kiduey trouble. I was tardly ever free from dull aches or kcute pains in my back. To stoop >r lift mail sacks made me groan, felt tired, worn out, about ready o give up, when I began to use Electric Bitters, but six bottles ompletely cured me and made me eel like a new man " They're un ivaled to regulate Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels Perfect satisfaction guaranted by Dr. E. Nor on. Only 50 cents. Twenty Years Proof. Putt's Liver Pills keep the bowels in natural motion and cleanse :hc system of all impurities An ibsolute cure for sick headache, lyspepsia, sour stomach, constipation and kindred diseases. "Can't do without them" 1. P. Smith, Chilesburg, Va. vrites I don't know how I could lo without them. I have had Jver disease for over twenty /ears. Am now entirely cured. Futt's Liver PHIs Toasti anything that better, cheap< fn Blue When you need letter heads, note heads, lull Irani* iund nice envelopes or printing of any kind, why not have it dot.e at the 11 Kit ai.i> olliee and fjive your business to a home enterprise. To patronize those who patronize you is lair and ri?jht. Kodol rtvcnnncio Pnn? r jM|IV|i01U V Li I G Digests what you cat. Itartlficially digests the food and aids Mature in strengthening and reconstructing the exhausted digestive organs. It is the latest discovered digestant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It instantly relieves and permanently curea Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea. Sick Headache,Oast ralgla,Cramps,ana all other results of i nipt rfectd igestion. PreDir^d by E C DcWitt &Co , Chicago. V- WINF. OF CARDlll <r |9 I ha? brought imnnMU'iit relief ton mil- tM I lion Buffering women who woro on thoir rag I way to proinnturo graves. Mm. Mitchell an I weii fast declining 111 health, when Wine rpl I of t'ardul performed n "wonderful cure" I in her cane. Hhe Buffered with tho ago _ nivnui iiiiiiiigoi ino >vomb, lcucorrhu-a cjj9 I and profuso menstruation. Tho weekly |w appearance of ttm menses for two months gf I sapped hor vitality until she was a pbys- fa ieal wreck. Her nervous system gavo HQ way. Then eaiuo tho trial of NVino of yB t'ardui and tho euro. Mrs. Mitchell's I exporionce ought to commend Wino of t'ardui to suffering women in words of $ burning oloqucnce. |WINE0fCARDl)I[ Wk is within the reach of all. Women who 1 try it are relieved. Ask your druggist J J for a fl hottlo of \Vineof Cardui, and do I not take a substitute if tendered you. ; Mrs. Willie Mitchell, South Onston, N. C.: ; I "Wino of Curdul and 'I'hodford's lllnck- r I Dramtht have performed a miraculous euro | In my case. I had been a grout eulTorer a with falling of the wouib and leucorrhtpa, f I and my menses cuino every week fur two ' months nod were very painful. My hue- ' hand Induced mu to try Wlun of t'Uidnl ! and black-Draught, nod now tho humor- f 9 rlnea hna disappeared, and 1 nm restored t > < 9 perfect health." In cases rconlrlng special T ,.n . \ directions, nildress, giving ? (ToftSki | symptom*. "The ladles' Ad- I M visory Department." The \f - rffi-'-* Chattanooga Mcdlclno Co., y F j Chattanooga, Tenn. ? To The Deaf. A rich lady cured of her deafness' and Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, | ^ave $10,000 to his Institute, so that deaf people unable to procure tho Ear Drums may have them free. Address No. 11040-c. The Nicholson Institute, 780, "Eighth Avenue, New York, U. S. A. I!]! I 'Ol hflif^ggl a 5 Ml wSilill it ng - broiling baking - iron it: can be done with a wood or coal ;r and quicker on a ICKLES 1 Oil Stm \/ "" ^ diffused through- r~ >use?there is no E ^ ^ or danger, and the gf '*^29 > operating is noinie in many sizes; ? *' ,*er stoves are sold. ler does not have --j 0ffj||jJ|||jl^^ learest agency of IDARD OIL TMPANY j I*. 0. COLLINS, President. BANK OF CONWA Capital Stork $20,000. Di iu?:< 15. ( . Collins. W It. C. P .QUATTI.KTtAr.M, :* ISi-l' ": sr .T Wo transact a general banking bus t ion to any and all matters intruste< This Hank respect fully solicit s the corporat ions and will give overt n at bunking to those doing business wit NEW YORK It THE CHEAT B I have now pome before the pe? patronage and these are the merits 1 have the best goods for the le; promise you t he best, goods that mot are figured down at the lowest possi have theopportunity of proving win HAKCJAINS that awaits your inspc gan Shoos for only $1. Still better g to $1.25are simply beauties. 2 packs sands of other articles just as cheaj dress goods, Hereaos, Calicoes. CI Hosiery, Ijadies, Men's and Hoys 1 prices to suit everybody, Come am that. I mean what I say. Yours for trad W II. ( Ill BIO CUT IMMC .. i .. < n <t 111-<ii>. oecause wo sell Dross Goods, Notions and Shoos \vi Tlie floods aro new, lato and n and we arc going to sell them at yoi Wo are selling goods so low our we're ''too iow" for them. Two en "dose" to make one successful. We are hustlers We buy good our competitors, hence we have no i We have new goods arriving a and our sales increase each week. I with Butterick Patterns and the Del CONWAY BAR I E. V. DUSENBURY, Sec. and Trcas. i HORRY W The Leading House Ar I beg to announce to my friends rented the Horry Warehouse for thi exclusively under my control. We ; ness basis, trcatingall customers alii price for their tobacco. Our success last year has assistc buyers for this season who will lie h The llorrv is always open and w ing the day that you bring it. The buyers of Virginia and Nort way. The farmers of Horry County The Horry Warehouse is to furni ion. Let-all work for the Conway mai and satisfaction. Yours J. t Conway & Sea Shore Railroad. Daily except Sunday. In effect Nov. 1st, 1900. Southbound.?No. 15. Leave Con way 7 00 am Leave Pine Island 7 45 a m Arrive Myrtle Beach 9 00 a m Northbound.- No. 14. rj<>ave Myrtle Beach (I 00 p m iOave Pine Island 0 25 p m Vrrivo Conway 7 00 p m D. T. McNeill, Can. Manager V. M. Burroughs, Aas'tGen. Mngr 4 % fire is done /W >S ze laif I). A. SP1VEY Cashier. CONWAY Y. S. C Surplus Fund $8-000 "JTOKS: Lewis, 1). A. Spivey. I'\ A. PiTitiiouniis. ~T2J7J - -Tr-rr iiness, and guarantee prompt ntt.cni to our care. deposits of individuals, lirms and i liable facility eonsistent villi sound h it. U K I T STORK. A1GAIB GIVER. D|)le of Horry County to solicit your upon which I ask them, ist money that was ever o lie red. 1 icv can huy for the price, My prices hie margin, (jive me a call. Let me it 1 say by showing you some of the iction. A good pair of farmers Hro;rade for $1.20. Ladies shoes from 00c i brass shoe nails for 5c. and thou? and cheaper that consist of Ladies inghams, Silks, Laces, Embroidery, lats, Carpet, Straw Matting, all at 1 see for yourself and be convinced iSTNUT, Manager. E SALE NOW. cheap. Our second big lot of Spring 11 be opened up this week, p-to date; bought at our own price u r price. J competitors won't associate with us. emics to one friend is about the right s cheaper and sell them cheaper than ipology to make. Imost daily; the crowd gets bigger >on't forget that we can furnish you incator. GAIN HOUSE. A. C. THOMPSON. President. A REHOU SE. r a Leading Market. throughout the County that 1 have s season, and its management will be propose to run it on a strictly busi<e and seeing that they get full value d us in organizing a large corps of ere before the opening ill sell your tobacco at any hour durh Carolina arc turned towards Conare coining to Conway to sell! sh headquarters for this grand Tin ket, and we will guarantee success with confidence. z. COLES, Manager. Citation Notice. IJv Wm. E llnrdwlck, Esq. Probate JudUe, Whereas. William ('. Martin made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of It. IF. baurimore deceased These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Credirnt-i. /.r ?!.? i> 11 > J - * ,Uqdoiu i?. Jiinniiuire ue do nus none ot said estate deceased, that they he and appear before me in the Court of Probate, to bo held at Con way, I lorry County, on the ?7th day of May 11)01 inst. after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why *.he said administration should not he granted. Given under my hand this lBlli day of May, Anno Domini, 1001, * ( W, K. IIaudwiok, Probate Judge. i I 'Horses AND MuleSo We will have in by January 25th, A CAR IOAD wo are carrying a full stock of Horses, Mules, Buggies, Koad Carts, Wagons and Harness. In short, everything in the line of horse millinery. It is to our interest to sell and we intend to "W T 4 -4-4 Undersell all our competitors. wo arc in the business to sell, and wo 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. Gallon us | when you want anything in our line. A. W. Jenkins & Son Agents for the famous Rock Hill and Columoia liuggies. Nov. 1st 1000. tf. O 2 -5 > O ^ r* ^ <-? - i t~i ^ *-1 ' "i * r/> 06 3 2 ?. -3 pc n ? 2' C9 o a ~ 3 ? Si & < 1 > g i ? o ^ 2 x. g o x o 3 j?1 <*.?> o g 5 ? a =: ^ n ? 2- o g | i > ? * cs *n h ?-+ a/ 2 r O 5 s* " r7^ markets. n V. KOROF.TOWN. New Virgin... 2.00 Yellow dip 1.7f> Scrape 1.25 Spirits turpentine 30} Rosin, common 1.00 Wll.MINOTON. Spirits turpentine steady. Machine barrels 33} countr v oa 33 Ro $1.05 Tar firm at #1.25 Crude Turpentine.?Hard $1.10* Rip $2.1 0; Virgin COTTON. Ordinary 5 7-10cts^ Good Ordinary. .. .6 13-16" " Row Middling 7 7-16" " Middling 7 7-8 u Good Middling 8 3-16 " Corn 65(^70 Hams 12(a) 13 Shoulders 8($16 Chickens 10 to 27 Turkeys per lb (live) Kggs 12 Cow Peas 60c. per bush Peanuts 70c " " Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what yen cat. It artificially dlgonu the food and aids Nature In strengthening and reconstructing tho exhausted digestive organs. It is the laUatdiscovered dlgeatant and tonic. No other preparation can approach It tn efficiency. It Instantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Ktomaeh, Nausea. Sick Headache,Qastralgla,Cramp# and all other result# of lmperfeet digestion. Price Mc. and tl. Large alae as* tolas ftt ttees mall sUa. Book all atout SyeaepalaiaaUed?e? Prepared by g. C. PeWITT a CO., CMtt^ " " ' . si tikra285k . ' L