The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 26, 1901, Image 2
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CONWAY PUUI TSH1NG CO.,
CONWAY, S. C.
M. H. WOODWARD. Editor.
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fHURSDAY, SEP. 26 1601
As compared with last year and
year before, the present year has
not been a good crop year, and this
is generally true all over the agricul
lural portions of the United States.
Yet, results are not hulf<so bad as it
was thought they would be earlier
in the year. Crops recovered wonderfully
from the drouths in the
West and from the ctTects of wet
weather in the East. The gloom
which had settled down has in a
great measure cleared away.
We are not prepared to say that
the tobacco acreage in llorry has increased
this year over last, but it is
apparent to any observer, who vis
its the Warehouse, that the industry
has much improved in one respect?
the ulanters have learned m,.
about the weed, know better how to
cultivate it and prepare it for market.
The quality of the tobacco
sold here is much above that which
was sold here two years ago. I in
provement is the order of the age
und we are glad to see it in this as in
other things.
Meeting of Teachers Association.
The next meeting will be called to
order at 10 o'clock sharp, Saturday,
Oct. r>th.
I. Adoption <>t constitusiun and
by-laws.
II 'JJ.ection of permanent efllccrs.
1IF.*" Address, along the line of
m * Association work, by the Chairman.
IV. Some of the duties of a
Teacher, oy Miss Maud Mayo.
V. Advisability of changing Text
Books, by Supt. \V. L. Richardson.
VI. Benefits derived from attending
a Teachers' Association by Mrs.
Mabel Bradt.
VII. Reading next program and
transaction of miscelanoous business.
All Teachers, and others in teresSn
o/lii/mUon a? ?
vvv? iu vmuv (uiun, aru ur^'t'U tu UU
present.
G: F. Stalvky,
Chairman.
R W. Lane, Sec.
The C. Sc. S. Railroad Building
a Trestie.
Conway & Seashore Railroad Co.
are constructiug a trestle on their
line of road to the boaoh, at the
point where the freshet, last Spring,
washed the track awav, putting
travel to much inconvenience. The
trestle will operate any casualties
of the kind in the future. When the
trestie is finished, the Seashore railroad
will bo in good condition, its
entire length. Beiore another sea
son, the Sea Side Inn will t een'n'g d
as it is reasonably expected that
large crowds will visit Myrtle Beach
next Summer. Last year was an
experiment and it proves that Myr
tie Beach is read} to take its place
among the popular sea side resorts
of the country.
Burroughs Graded School.
The Burroughs Graded School
opened on last Monday morning with
a good attendance of pupils. The
principal, W. 11 Evans Jr , of Darlihgton.
is a graduate of ?tho South
Caiolina Military Academy. Miss
Eva Wilkes of Chester, who graduated
at Columbia Female College
has taken charge of her department.
Miss Maud Mavo retains the same
position she held i 1 the school last
year. All of these teachers are highly
rooomwended. Wc want to see
the school patruni/od by the people
of the whole county..
McKlnley.
In'furthernncc of a pr.u lainut <>n
ij-sued by President Kooscvelt >-rt
liiiX apart Thursday the lbtli us n
da of mourning, Mayor Spivey is
sued a vail ur^iny and recommend
i!?>? that the people suspend bu ancss
between the hours of 1 i a. in. and
1 p at. on that day, and us-scmhlc in
the Methodist church for the purpose
of paying due tespeut to the
distinguished dead.
According the people assembled at
the church at I'J o'clock and the lol
lowing appropriate program was
carried out:
Hells of the Town to'led from !i
Uj 1 '1 o clock.
Military company marched in
church followed by Revs. C 10. Hob
rtson, J W lOlkins. Drs. Norton
I Hisenburv, Calbrailli, Rethen aid
Jamie Norton. Cols. Spivey. Quattlcbaum
mmI Dunn, lions. MoDormott
and Woodward. Judge Walsh
the Town and County ofliei ils.
Congregation rising, the Choir
"Lead Kindly Light."
Prayer by Rev C. Id Hubert son
Address by Inton lent Spivey.
Addresses by Dr. K Norton,
Hon. H. II Woodward, Col Dunn .
and Col. C. P. Qnattlebanm.
Hymn by Choir NVaror my Cod
to Thee "
Prayer by Dev. Mr. KlUins.
Addresses by Julgo .1 < s. Walsh
and Rev C. K Hob-rlson
H\ inn?The Christian's ( o.l i
night.
I Jenediction.
A* the procession moved out the
[ Cnoir sang "America
The church was beautifully deco !
rat id wit h How ei s. j
The Horry Hussars under Capt>.
! Long and O.iver acted their part in
real military style.
The speeches were ail good and
i the exereises throughout were very
beautiful
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A Call.
To the 'Vople of I lorry Cuiii.l,>:
Are the undersigned, realizing the
need of more interest in agriculture
and the improvement of our serial
condition generally, appoal to the
people of this county who wish to sec
advancements alone these lines, and
who wish to learn better methods of
tilling the soil, handling crops and
bringing our lands to a more fertile
condition.
Wo would respectfully inviic and
urge every one interested to attend
a meeting to be held on Monday
Oct. 7th, at the Court louse immediately
after adjournment of court
for dinner.
Among the various questions of
vital importance to bo discussed will
be the propriety of holding a County
Kair, provide for monthly social
gatherings. annual picnics and siini
lar ^ulherin^s -all looking towards
tne betterment of all classes.
We cordially invite all the tnisiness
men and fat mors of the oouuty to
assist in making this meeting a sue.
cess and build the foundation for a
moae prosperous future.
Respect fully,
J. Lewis Lee,
J. A. Lewis,
W C. Reaves.
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Ministers nnd Slander.
I'crimps no class of men mi earth
arc made more frequent victims to
calumny and falsehood than ministers
of the gospel. A great number
of so called church members, and
even some ef the recognized leaders
will go around like I lerodias and her
daughters on a hunt for a preacher's
head. ?
Slander to them , is, sweet, like
rosewuter. If y preacher opposes
crime or rnttg doing in the church'
or community the offenth rs and
others equally as iruiltv because ihev I
uphold it., go for hi . giving him
vinegar mingled with gall, calling
him a devil. When these people get
into t rouble and want the preacher's '
advice or wish the preacher to ae
commodate them, thev will call him
brother and say. Oh brethren, we
have the best pastor in the world!
Their tongues are smooth, but under
them is the poisou of asps.
"He that hideth hatred with lying i
lips, an.I he that uttereth a slander,
ic a fool." O. W. K
Adrian Items. 1
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11. K. Blanton and wife after a
pleasant visit to relatives here, re
turned to their home near VardeUe
last Saturday. 1
Misses Belle Dusenbury and Clara I
Lewis of Conway, recent 1. paid
friends here a pleasant visit
W MeC. Long and J \V\ Howell
left last Sunday for Boardman, N C.
Rev. J. N. Stone assisted by Rev
M l'\ Dukes of I juris, conducted a
series of meetin gs at Pimhir
last week. j
Married on Sunday Sept- 8t1i 1! 01,
at the residence of the ofllciatintf
minister Rev. li II llolines, Mr P.
IC Lee to Miss (J. P. llolines. We
extend eonjrratulatlons.
Mrs. Mart Ira Sessio is wife of 01 (
W. Sessions, died on Tuesday. Sep.'. j
11 th, 11)01, after a very brief but
painful illness of oi ly t ,vo or three
days, and was bu i"d at Poplar
church the next day, Rev. J. N.
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kjbv/ucuuiiuuuuiix ti'w lunerai service. |
She leaves a husband, one daughter ,
an a><cd mother and two brothers,!
all of whom have our lendercst sym
pathics. J. N. J.
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Their Secret is Out.
All Sadicville, Ky.. was curious to
learn the cause of the vast improve-;
i*ent in the health of Mrs. S. l\
Whittaker, who bad for a lon^ time,j
endured untold sutTorinjf from a
chronic broncliial trouble. '"It's all
due to I)r. Kind's New Discovery,"
writes her husband, "It complete-!
ly cured her and also cured Our little
j;rand daughter of a severe attack of
Whooping Cough," It positively
cures Coughs, Colds, DaGrippc,
Bronchitis, ail Tnroat and Lung
troubles, Guaranteed bottles ROc
and 11.00- Trial bottles free at Dr.
Norton's Drug store.
L ' *.* v!rnh.un of Wik'ev visited
jriend.** i < tv .s -UiOtiino.: }'->
li M. Price mud a uu?ine-s trip
to Mullins ?tu I Fair lilutf lust .vcck.
A mi id d< x \vi.s killed here one
d;? V last \v? ck hy .loo Milli^an
John Susser has so.n of the finest
strawberry plants we have .seen.
Little Major, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs- John Atford, lias been serioasly
sick for the past week.
Ilasie Fridgeon of Wanantaker
visited friends here last week.
Our road overseer Ims done soma
needful woi k on the roads recently.
L. A Klvington of VVauainaker
visited friends here last Sunday.
Jessie Mjshoeand sister, Miss Mel
li \ of Cool Sprino visited friends
here last Sutur a/.
S. T. Johnson of llox was 011 our
si l eets la t Sunday.
Sam Jonuson ol Zoan visited
fii n Is e eon Saturday and Sun(I
IV.
Kdtrar l*i.t nan passed through
ne.e .dot d iv eurotiie lor Conway.
lies! wishes to the llt?u.\l,l> and
its readers.
J. YV l?.
Powcllville News.
Til" farm u s are in a rush tl*n
out their cotton.
I I' It 'liiam .v Co. are ptillin"
up a cotton "in and preparing to
u and handle t his Season s rot ton
\\ e ..ope tli" price 1 f cot ton wi.l
be ;;ood in prop <rt ion to tiic seatvitof
the crop
At the re.?id. m e of the bride's
I ?t . -r, Mr. Kdvvar 1 IlariaIson Ji
M.ss liosa llarrelson was in . t ried to
An* Cephas llarrusou I'lie many
friends of the y< un# couple wish
them ahm^ and happy life.
Colored I-*'armors Institute.
The colored farmers of Horry
county have organized a Fanners'
I .stiiutc with lite loilowing ulJieers.
President, 'V A Parmley; VieePrendeut,
T. Pa : -.; Secretary. 11
J.Cochran; Treasurer John rem
iu?fway; Supl. J. IT Thorn i*.
AUK NTS.
Ilucksport?T. J. MeKao.
Ilueksvillc?Ivey Iluck
Little Uivcr N. W. Clause.
Ilayboro?A. W. Davis.
Cod Spring ||. u. Sharon.
Soeastee I)avhl Kiiltl.
Cain I'raneh? J. T. Thomas.
WO.MKN (UlUAM/Kt).
Chairman, L. J. Vcrecn; Vice, |C.
A. Parmley; Secretary, Lilla L
Drown; treasurer, Lizzie Davis.
KX KeUTI V K ltOAltl).
I? J. Dryant, Ira I) vis, \V. II
Wil.iuim*, Nellie Drown, Ella Woodbury,
Kruucis Adams and Mary Davis
lie-member Dee. I>t. is Hearing and
we must keep step with the paste of
time. Meet promptly oil Saturday
Oct. 5th, at IP HO o'( lock at the school
house.
.1. knwaiti) Thomas,
Supt. I lorry County Exhibits, (eol.)
Some Reasons
Why You Should Insist on liuviaj
EUREKA DAStiiESS OIL
II uequtih-d hv any other.
Renders hard leatht-i soft.
Especially pit pared.
Keeps out water. /
A heavy bodied oil.
HARNEoS
A" excellent preservative.
Reduces cost of you** harness.
N ever burns the leather; its
Efficiency is increased.
Secures best service.
Stitches kept from breaking.
Oil
|s sold in all
Localities Manufactured l>y
Simula ni Oil ('win puny.
lo Save Her Child
From frightful disfigurement Mrs.
Nunnie (fadrger. of La Grange, Ua.
applied Bueklen's Arnica Salve t)
great sores on her head and face
and wrtes its quick euro exceeded
all her hopes. It works wonders in
Sores, Bruises, Skin Eruptions, cuts
Burns, Scalds and Piles. 2~>e Oure
guaranteed by Dr. E. Norton druggist.
A HAPPY
HOME
Is one where health abounds.
With Impure blood thare cannot
be good health.
With a disordered L1VBR there
cannot be good blood.
Tutt's Pills
revivify the torpid LIVER and restore
Its natural action.
A healthy LIVER means pure
blood. ?
Pure blood means health.
Health means happiness.
Take no Substitute. All Druggists,
ry' - / -: <?)
tf j W i?u Fl' V to H A KINO.
3. COUDOVAN,
/Rfr fRCNCH AI.NAMCLLCO CALF.
\?4.*3 to FlMC CALf IiKANOARM
3.5PPOLICE,3 S0LE8.
toy ?2-WORKING,
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I Ovci On? Mllllo:. f JCfle wear (h?
W. L. Douglas i'i & $4 Snoes
All our shocti are squ. -lly Mtlsfnctory
Thi-j' k5'"> tf?? ^'Nit vi I lor t!ie mnrry.
'ihey t*,(i -i < $ 'i ? I.J tlvlv ?i?<' *.\.
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Kodof
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of the
dlgoetants and digests irtl kinds of
food. It gives Instant relief and never
fails tocure. It allows youlo eat all
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it. Jly its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. It
prevents formation or gas on the stomach,
relieving all distressaftereating.
Diet ing unnecessary. Pleasant to take.
It can't help
but do you good
PrepnroU only hv F. (V 1)k Witt & (Jo., Ohlcftya.
Thofl. bottlo i'ontulusSH times tbe 50c. slxo>
jsubtle I
fcjfl Pyspepaia if wnrecognised In Km
half tho case*. It deceive* the i
ty unknowing sufferer. Its many Hp* 1
Km variat ions work along the weakest Ktt
lines of tlie system. To battle ^ I
if; against only one of them if vain,
Our l>ooklet explains its aymptfVk
toma. Our DvspepsiaTabletAgire (jjto
a'^i complete and laeting relief. tfts
1 GILES' |i
j| DyspopsiaTablets ||
CD aVio'' &Zc'. I
Dr. I:, Morton.
Don't Force
Your Bowels
with harsh minerals which
always leave bad after-effects
on the entire system, and \*h. rc
their use is persisted in, t? ;..J t
completely wreck the stoma" n
and bowels.
..USE..
Edgar's Cathartic
Confections
The only harmless, ve?et-lfr,
i
bowel regulator, and liver vita
known. /
As pleasant to the taste as
candy, and as positive s\ the hitch- .
est mineral ' No gr'pc or pain.
?? 10. 25. 50 cents.
Dr. H. Norton
Look Carefully i
FoYour Kidncvs I
?^ J ^
Dr. Jenner's i
Kidney Pills
- c
cause the kidneys to work as I
nature intended they should. f
They build up the shrunken s
walls of the kidneys, as no
known remedy has been found
to do l>efore.
As a cure for urinary troubles
they have no equal. a
10, 35, 50 Cents us i
Dr. E. Norton,
When you want anv printing of
any kind call at the Hkhai.ii office
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Co Kiluu.ilion:il Military - Meeh
2. T!ioru?:;h ('ours** of Study. ?<
8. 15f>t K. lij/ious and Moral In.'d n
t. buimn t orios for Uoxh ;tt:>i ' r
I-isrhts. and ! mnacr Heal.
5. Property Worth $4'V?0;t; !
6 Kntire Faculty live in Ooriuito
Students every night du'iiug study ho
7. TiO.-ation 1 lonllhy; Puru water; a
8. Fatroneyp from Mar\land to Ala
P. A faculty of t?*n Teachers. ivpro
](). Wry Fine Department of M usic,
11. Hoard, including Litflit and lloat
to $4 00 per month. Music, with use c
Write for our beautiful Catalogue.
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I am agent for the Ploronee Stea
Laundry and *.vi. 1 send your Shirts
Vollltl'H, iM..1-.
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Ot anything else you wish sent to
the Laundry. All work guaranteed
and prompt delivery Will scudccd
Laundry every other Tuesday. olf
10. T. Ii 10WIS, Conway, S. 0.
FAIR BLUFF INSTITUTE.
The lirst sons on of this new In
Jtitntion opens Monday, Sept. Kith.
IIIOI, with a fall corps of eoinpe
tent teachers who are evaluates of
well known Institutions. Ilev. .1. A.
Smith. University of North Curolitia
and Davidson College, Principal;
M'lss Alice Taylor. \ . (una ns <'?*1 le.
Richmond, Va . Higher Kngli.sh,
Modern Language and Music; Miss
Laulio Smith. Soathern Female Colege,
Ga., Primary and Intermediate
Department; Mrs. M L Smith. Si-'
,'annah High School. Press Making
uid Music.
A competent instructor in Milita
y tactics will be supplied in a short
tame.
The course is very tin rough and
jupils will be well prepared for t o|ege
una the praetieal dut ies i ! life.
f\ special course for teachers n ho i
?xpect to tench in the public schools <
>f North and South '. 'aroi' n;i. Hoard i
ind tuition la asonalile and 1.? v-nit
Lhe times. For further ii -formation'
iddress tlio Print, ipul
KEY. J. . /. SMITH,
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Having decided to quit l>u. iness,
will sell out my
ENTIRE STOCK
onsistiiig of (}rooories. Dry Goods,
Jlothinir, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, V;\ices,
Tin atid China Ware, Grnts
furnishings, &? ., to-.ether with
tore tlxtures.
AT COSTEverything
at liist cost. Remem>er
this is an opportunity you don't
'ten get. Take advantage ami come
t once while yon can get the pick.
Sale will Last 30 Days. I
Respectfully,
J. R. TRICE.
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t s Thorough \Vc>? k.
cos.
s. Eleg O'tly Equipped Electric;
> 'in;; spent for i.npro\ .-monts
i -s with Students Teacher with
urs
retimd ?.nd cultured community,
hau.a; increasing every ye n\
ent.ng our best Colleges
$7 .">() per month. Tuition, $1.00
if instrument, . 0 per month.
LINES, Principal.
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To our many friends in Horry County: Appreciating in tlie highest
terms your libornl patronage lust, season. wo eotne again better prepared
to serve viMir interest. Remember we have no drummers but intend
to drum with III (> II BRICKS. F A I k OKA LINGS and I test ACCOMMODATION.
Wo have a full corps of buyers wit!) unlimited orders If you live at
a distance come in the over night so we riny unload you early and get
vour tobacco out in good conditio) . When you loj.d your tobacco for market
dri v(? tot lie
Planters Friend
Ami you will make no mistake. There you find your old friend VV. I).
I'rid}/eu who is our floor manager with a force of hard working men
striving for h g.i pivoes.
Yours to please,
ANDERSON & THOMAS.
Remember the uatne means what it savs. The IManters Friend.
' N E W YOR K R A CKET STO RE.
GIVES TIIE M(,ST GOODS AND TUG
GOODSEO/t THE LEAS
Km c li down prieos the order of the day. A pleased customer is
the b^vt advertisement. Ii lays best to get all of your trade by soiling
i you at verv low prices than to sell vou a litt e at a large profit.
O UU MOTTO IS: A. nimble Nicklc is bettor than a slow Dollar
This month f am offering many now goods a! greatly iv lucecl prices.
Others arc crying ADVANCE. ADVANCE, but 1 hammer prices DOWN
DOWN, DOwN. Ladies $2 50 Shoos arc going at $2. Ladies $1.25
Shoes going at $1. Men's $2.50 Shoes ?iutr at $1 7Cood pants
worth 75 cents going at 50 cents. A good water proof double frame
Dmhrella. worth $1.25 goin j at 90 cents, readies trimmed h its, dark
shadei at 50 cents. 24 sheets of good note paper for 2 cents. 25 good
envelopes for R cents. All linen Window Shades for 25 cents. Men's
< 5. pants coirig at $2.50. A paper of good Needles for Ic. and lots ot
other t hings just as cheap.
W II. CHESTNUT, Manager.
Listen and Follow Tito Crowd.
Our Mr. Thompson has just returned from tin* N rlltern markets
where ho picked up wonderful ISA EG A INS in Silks Satin-, Rainy day
Skirts, Silk Skirts, Silk waists, Capes and Jackets,
ALL KINDS OF NEW AND STYLISE DRESS ROODS
A b'tf line of Men's, Youths and Hoys CI tilling Ladles and Gents
^ I I;its, litM10 pairs of Shoes.
Our Millinery Department up stairs, is in charge <?f Miss SaJlie Skipper,
who will take pleasure in showing you all the latest styles, and sell
you a hat at your own price We have everything you want, and every
thine new aijd up to-the-tniuule. When it comes to KIT and FASHION
we have the only Department, Chenp Cash Store in the county
we are agents for Huttorick Vat terns and Veriodieals. Call for fashion
sheets, tl.ey are free.
Come on we have something to show you sure.
CONWAY BARGAIN HOUSE.
F. " ?
SIOO REWARD
For Any Case of
CHILLS AND FEVER
Tliai Cannot Be Cured By
wheeler's tonic,
When used strictly by directions The only combined Chill and Fever
Treatment on the market The liver and kidneys, stomach, blood, brain
uud nervous system treated separately. WHEELER'S TONIC will also
cure
INTKKMITENT, BILIOUS AND CONTINUED FEVER.
The best touic. (Beat Appetizer. A logical prescription, scientifically
compounded, contains no poison For sale bv Dr. K.'Norton
"ho r r y w a re houseT
The Leading' House
AT A
Leading Market.
I be* to announco to my friends throughout the County that 1 have
rented the Horry Warehouse for this season, and its management will bo
exclusively under my control. We propose to run it on a "strictly business
basis, treating all customers alike aud seeing that thev get full value
price for th?ir tobacco.
Our success last year has assisted us in organizing u large corps of
buyers for this season who rill be here before the opening
The Horrv is always open and will sell your tobacco at any hour during
tlie day that you bring it.
The buyers of Virginia and North Carolina are turned towards Conway.
The farmers of Horry County are coming to Conway to sell'
The Horry Warehouse is to furnish headquarters for this grand Un
ion.
Bet all work for the Conway market, and wo will guarantee success
wsd satisfaction.
^ our* with conlirteMK'^.
J. Hi. COL,HS? Mitnc.gcp.
r. (}. collins, President. i), a. spivfcy cr.tuuiBANK
OF CONWAY
CONWAY. S. O
Capital Shuck. $?0,000' Surplus Fund US. 000
DIRECTORS:
I J. G. Colli Kt. W R. Ltni?, D. A.Spivky.
C. P .QlUTTLBBArM, F. A. Ruhrouohs.
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H o t ransact * general banking business, and guarantee prompt attenionto
anj and all matters intrusted to our care.
I'lii* Bank respectfully solicits ihu deposits of individuals firm* and
orporat ions and will give even reasonable facility consistent' with sound
>anking to those doing business witj it.
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