The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 19, 1901, Image 2
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PUBLISHED EVERY
THURSDAY MORNINGBY
THE
CONWAY PUDI TSHTNG CO.,
CONWAY. S. C.
M. H. WOODWARD. Editor.
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Six Months, - - .50.
Three Months, - .25.
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S?cond-vlar? Matter.
. ?rrT mnr?. m ? - THURSDAY,
SEP. 19 1901 !
Horry Exhibits. i
Editor Herald:?It seems to be 1
generally conceded that Horry
count}' should have a creditable exhibit
at the South Carolina, inter- (.
L'tate and West Indian Exposition. 1
which is to open at Charleston, on 1
December 1. 1001, and continue un
til June, 1, and it is also con- 1
ceded that Horry can make such an j
exhibit if the proper effort is made
by our people. Tbe difficulty see ins
to be to get each one to understand *
that his or her individual effort is
required to assure sutc ;ss and that
each one of us is directly interested
?the one as much -as the other. '
That which will benefit the county
at large, will be a benefit to each
citizen of the county; and-ourcoun- '
ty pride should cause us to put forth
our united effort to make Horry's
exhibit a credit to us all. Better
by far to have* no exhibit than to
have one in which we cannot feel
just pride.
But our people generally seem
willing to do their part, if ithey understood
just what to do Let me
sav that we should have as full an
exhibit as possible of all of .the natural
resources and products of our
county, with everything which may ,
attract attention because of its superiority
of its kind, or because of
its rarity or oddity. At the risk of
being tedious, find taxing your valuable
space, please let mo name ii
few articles which we especially desire:
Kvorv variety of wheat, oats
barley, rye, millet, threshed and
sheaf; corn, stalk, cur, shelled, meal
und homny; cotton, stalk, in seed,
cottou seed, I ft) t cotton; Bice, sheaf,
threshed, pounded; Clover, vetches;
Peas, on vines, pods, shelled; Beans,
garden, field; Irish potatoes, first
crop, 'second crop; Swot potatoes of
iniasa Mills.... *
Fairmont Mill*..... 46,?00 46,200
1 1 CB --W ' 1 III
FARME
On W<
D. GRAINGER,
ry County, S. Cd
Lots.
Price An
,7-25. S
11.75
15.75.
18.00.
24-50.
30.00
C 14.1a i
IR BLUF
ver before.
grade# from common scrt
u tuy Warehouse Jloor. .1
every variety; liects; Watermelons,
Vegetables; Sugar cane, stalk, syrup,
sugar, vinegar; Sorgum cane,
Balks, with and without heads, s\r
up sugar, vinegar; Hay; Pumpkins;
Gourds; Peanuts, on vine, picked;
Fruits, Berries and Grapes, natural,
canned, preserved, jellied, wine,
brandy, vinegar; Dairy products,
butter, cheese; Honey, extracted, in
comb, beeswax, baos wm-i/
glass hive; Meats, cured, hams,
shoulders, middling, bacon strips;
Wool, unwashed, washed, combed,
fleece; Poultry, eggs, feathers; Hides
cured, tanned; Stuffed hides, birds,
fowls, animals; Forestry, barks,
moss; Woods of every kind from
'popash'up, in short blocks?say
two feet long, boards, rough,
dressed, oiled, painted; Shingles,
handmade, machine made; Nuts in
hull, hulled; Minerals, stone, clay,
with specimens of brick, pottery,
tiles, pipes; Earth, fullers, Gravel,
road, cement; Water, freestone,
mineral, artesian; Herbs in pots,
dried; Sunflower stalks, heads, set d;
Caster beans, plants, beans; Broom
corn, stalks, heads; Tobacco, plants,
hands, manufactured ' jam of the
fence ' Ac.
In a word any and everything
which will add variety or beauty to
Dur exhibit. The above list is only
intended to oe suggestive, while we
lC nOW lll.lt flinril lll-n mninr i 1.1......
? V..V v. ?.% V IIKkU l 111111^3
whioh we could no* call t > mind, and
there are son e named which well we
no hope of securing
Ea ii exhibit will have a card attached,
giving the name and Post
>niee address of the party famish
ng same, thus giving him an ??dverisement
if he wishes to sell, and
.vhcn des'r <1 exhibits will oe re
aimed to the owner, after the Ex
position is over, free of ex pence.
Exhibitors may also rest assured
,hat valuable exhibits will have
/cry careful attention. There is
icareely a man in the County who
an not furnish something for exhij
jition a fine ear of corn, a long
.talk of sugarcane, a block of timber,
.he blade of a "saw tish or sword
Ish", a piece of Indian pottery, a
'dice of the Revolution, or something
"rare, rich or racy' .
C. P, QIMTTI.ebaum
Supt. Ilorry County Exhibits.
fo Save Her Child
From frightful disfigurement Mrs.
Nannie Gallegcr, of La Grange, (Ja.
applied Hucklen's Arnica Salve t.)
great sores on her head and face,
and wr't.es its quick euro exceeded
JL1 1 ItM' Iwtnno T* ^ ' ?
.... ... . .IWJ/.JO. II nui na Wllliucrs 111
Sores, Hruises, Skin Eruptions, outs
Hums, Scalds and Piles. 25c. ^Jure
guaranteed by Dr. E. Norton druggist.
T -'0 ? Ki.i nitA i F.n *i:m m i* i* " ?v
\ U d?-n? mv mfo ami ttlwuyrMilli. lr.nl. I ml (
to tiny l y 10.0UQ Ann-i Iron wol:u lb
*" * - <*** (iubi nuii. .1 auin ilor u? ?ll olhi r rvmo +
..I (-?u-)i n ii.iiili.il. hi Hi by mall. 91. I'm no I
ii. us. I'r. I'll,!} Iramoilt St., liovti'ii, Maw.
V? KEMRY WARD BEEOHER
I'ln-liri?liur lite life from hit lilriii 10 l.lk I
n..a. I loo Oik-I'l.llnr. Kxpn-aajto |irf(?ilil.
t.MOX HOIIH CO . 1
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Dr. E. Norton
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ERS CE
FAIF
ihi't m i.11 vmrnwrnumn
duosday September 51
Pounds.
80
142
i (Hint. ~It)T
Si.07
12.22
Pound*.
U 00
7 vr. 90
' 2 40
4-80 68
)4-1.J2 ' 198
John D. Hoc
Pounds,
7 4
110
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84
7
ip to fin&st wrappers Ex per
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PROGRAM
Of Pee Deo Union to bo Hold With)
Juniper Hay Church Sept. 27th
28th. 29th. 1901.
Friday.
11 a. in - Introductory Sermon.
Rev. 1). I). Anderson.
I ]> in. ? Is not idleness the cause j
of a ^reat per cent of the crimes of j
this day. and what is the remedy? j
Bro- J. W Capps.
Saturday.
10a.m.?Is the ministry on a do- ,
dine? If so, why? Pov. J. I) Barrel
son.
10:80 a. m ?Are our churches and *
preachers holding up Chri t in all
his teachings before the world? Bro.
Fred Floyd
II a m. ? What is meant by that
passage of scripture "Be not un- ;
equally yoked together withunbe
lievers? ' Rev. I. M. Dorman.
J. N. Jknhkttk,
union uiork. ,
A HAPPY
HOME
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Is one where health abound!*
With impure blood there cannot
be good health. i
With a disordered LIVER there <
cannot be good blood. 1
T utt's Pills:
revivify the torpid LIVER and restore .
its natural action. i
A healthy LIVER means pure
blood? m
Pure blood means health,
health means happiness.
Take no Substitute* All Druggists. t
I URDU.1
Having decided to quit business,
' I will soil out my
| ENTIRE STOCK
i consisting of Groceries. Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Va- |
I ices, Tin and China Wore, Gents
Furnishings, ?fco., together with
store fixtures.
AT COST- I
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K.vervtlii:i ' at fiist. cost. Remein- *
!>er this is an opportunity you don't (
leu yet. Take advanta^re ami come f
ii once while von euu get the pick.
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Sale will Last 30 Days.
Respect full y?
J. It. PRICE.
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| Dr. K. Norton. " *""l
PDS B
BY THE
ENTRAL WAR
^ BLUFF, N. C.
EX?3C -JUU." C ^ '.V : ' ' {<*
h, liK)l, I Made the Following sales which
S. Ii, ANDKItSON, Holxeon County, N. 0.
2 Lots.
Trice. Amount.
23 50 $18.80
12.25 17.30
Av.irrtg'- $10 30 $30.19
I 0. COATS, Horry County, S. ('., 3 Lota.
Trice. Amount.
12.00 $10 80
21.50 8.00
15.00 10 20
Avenge *14 05. $20.00
>ks, Horry County, South Carolina.
6 Lots.
I'rior. Amount.
10.50 $ 7.17
i s.iio lo so
25 50 47.43 Tsy
31.00 58,00 /
40.00 51.20 A
51.00 17.34
Averug* 28 04 *202.14
ieace, energy and capital enables me to easily leadaU
est prices for all ' Come with a load or shipment am
J N .GIBBON
$100 REWARD
For Any Case of
CHILLS AND FEVER
Thai Cannot Be Cured By
WHEELER'S TONIC,
Whew used strictly by directions. The only combined Chill and Fever
Treatment on the market The liver and kidneys, stomach, blood, brain
iud nervous system treated separately. WllKELER'S TONIC will also
3ure
1NTKHMITENT, BILIOUS AND CONTINUED FEVER.
The best tonic. Great Appetizer. A logical prescription, scientifically
compounded, contains no poison For sale by Dr. E.'Norton.
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HORRY w AREHOUSE.
The Leading House
i AT A
Leading Market.
I beg to announce to my friends throughout the County that 1 have
"ented the Horry Warehouse for this season, and its management will be
ixelusively under my control. We propose to run it on a strictly busi
lets basis, treating all customers alike aud seeing that they get full value
price for their tobacco.
Our success last year bus assists! us in organizing a large corps of
luyers for this season who will be here before the opening
The Horrv is always open and will sell your tobnccoat any hourdur
ng thedav that you bring it.
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i iiv uujui ui Virginia anu .North Carolina are turned towards Con
way. The farmers of Horry County are coining to Conway to sell!
The 1 lorry Warehouse in to furnish hcadquarteru for this grand Un
on.
Let-all work for the Conway market, and we will guarantee success
uul satisfaction.
Yours witli confidence.
J. E. COLES, Manager.
r>?LLuri?l-. i >-s -C-'j?1?. -u_r v . ? ?v v , :t<t
B. G. COLLINS, President. [). A. SPIVEY Cashier.
BANK OF CONWAY
CONWAY. S. C
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Capital Stock $20,000. Surplus Fund J8.00o\
I
DIRECTORS: j
H. 0. CoM/ik?. w II. Lewis, I), a. Spivrv.
C. P|.Quattlki?auii, F. A. Burkougiis.
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, ^ -Am t i?H iwiufiimv/.>
^JWe trAusact a general banking business, and guarantee prompt at ten-'
Ton to any,and all matters intrusted to our care.
riiis Bank respectfully solicits tkw deposits of .individuala, firm*' and
orporatjonsand will give ever* reas liable facilit* consistent with sound
making to those doing business with it.
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speak for Themselves:
'P. I). TODD.
I lorry County, s ('.
5 Lots.
Pounds Price* Amount.
10 S 00 3.92
? ' 1 IN f ? \ O AP
I I >" O "O
:, ?> 17 50 0.10
42 20.00
7 30.00 2.10
100 Avenge ? 15.07 $31.57
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IAKKET
' competitor in obta in ''n o' satisfactory /// ices for every
1 sec for yourself.
S. Proprietor
i i
OH YESS
ihe miters tiiieid virehoiisl ,
FAIR BLUFF, N. C.
IS IN THE HfSINESS.
To our many friends in Horry County: \p|>r(?eiatin?* in the highest
terms your liboral patronage last, season, wo onm* i -?*
n^uni ucnur prepared
to serve your interest. Remember we have no drummers but intend
to drum with IIKJII PRIORS, FAIR DEALINGS and best ACCOMMODATION.
We have a full corps of buyers with unlimited orders. If you live at
a distance come in the over night so we may unload you early and get I
your tobacco out in good condition. When you load your tobacco tor market
drive to the
Planter's Friend
And yon will make no mistake. There you find your old friend W. T>..
Pridgon who is our floor manager with a force of hard working men
striving for high prices.
Yours to please,
ANDERSON & THOMAS.
R on ember tli > nam means wh it it says. The Planters Friend.
NEW YORK RACKETSTORE.
un'kti the most coons jutt>
coons FOR THE /.EAST MONEY.
Knock down prices the order of the day. A pleased ccKt'omer is
the b?st advertisement. It pays best toget all of your trade Hy selling
you at vrr.v low prices than to sell you a litte at a large prcwlt.
o UR MOTTO IS: A nimble Nickle is better than a slow Dollar
This month 1 am offering many new go ids at greatly reduced prices.
Others are crying ADVANCE. ADVANCE, but 1 hammer prices DOWN
DOWN, DOwN. Radios $2.50 Shoes are going at $2. Radios $1.25
Shoes going at $R Men's ?2.50 Shoes going at $1.75. Orwi
vrnrll. *
? vx/tt jjaius
VVu,nKun^ ?>' ??" wins. A tfood water-proof double frame
Umbrella, worth $1.25 tfotntf at IK) cents. ladies trimmed h its, dark,
shade4 at 50 cents. 24 sheets of tfood note paper for 2 cents. 25 good'
envelopes for 8 cents. All linen Window Shades for 25 cents. Men's
$5, pants iroinjf at $2.50. A paper of ^ood Needles for 1c. and lots oi
other thinys just as cheap.
W H. CHESTNUT, Manager.
Alii WAYS BUSY. WHY?
Prices that Gratify,
Goods that satisfy,
Slipped and fell, prices have taken a drop. Gome and pick them nn
Hard times and short crops will cut no ice. if von will k.? Pna
h/O w Hon.#-**" 11
.your goods ut
,v mi umise. Thousands of Bargain^ to toll you about, but
only a small softer to call your attention to them. Wo ha-e a complete V
line of General Merchandise, and our price* are so low wo keep our com- ?
petitors guessing. Expericneo has taught u i ho v to buy, when to buy /
and whore to buy, honor, vre undar b ly: we under sdl. " v
Bring your tobocco to Conway whevo you can yet the highest
market price*. Make oir store your Headquarters aud we will guarantee
that you will go homo satisfied.
CONWAY BARGAIN HOUSE.
L. V. DUSENBUUY, A. C. THOMPSON
i)3 ?il f'sti ^ President.
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