The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 27, 1902, Image 2
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conway rum tsuing co.,
conway. s. c.
M. M. WOODWARD. Editor.
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m iMMiiititrrwv ir -**r-A*u&r sacJOCft** ?"* THURSDAY
FEB. 27th 1002
Tobacco Men in Conway.
Tjast .veck, Messrs. Willaril, Holland
and NVm Pace, largo tobacco
dealers of Danville, \ra.. were in
Conway. J. 11. Boatwright of Mullins,
S. C. was here the week before.
All wore impressed with the pros
pects and advantages )f our tobacco
market . Messrs. Holland and Pace
said they would place unlimited orders
here this year for Horry tobac
co. Boatwright's orders were here
last year and we doubt not will be
again this season. These gentlemen
while in the country, went ducking
near the rice fields at Tiptop. They
reported fair sport considering the
bad weather.
Mr. Holland's trouble was the bad
CO iking of their negro cook. John.
Holland tells that he threw one of
John's biscuits toa pig and the pig
died. We are glad our tobacco
friends missed that biscuit.
Colored Base Ball.
On the 22 inst., a very unscusona
blc time, the Toddvillo colored base
ball team was forced by challenge to
play the llucksville colored team.
Jedging by appearances the Bucks
ville boys are older than the Todd
vil e boys. Bucksvillo was defeated
by a score of 50 to 28 in 1 1 2 hours.
The features of the game were
Spain's pitching, Buck's catching
and little Jim Jones' batting.
F. W. B.
^
Booth Items.
All busy, some preparing to plant,
some hauling wood.? Messrs. Booth
and Lee visited friends at Bayboro
last Sunday. ? S. M. Allen, the efficient
salesman for G. \V. Sessions is
doing a good business. ? S. B. Mc
Nabb is at hake Waccainaw to take
a course Jin telegraphy. ? Jos. Anderson
of Fair Bluff visited here
last week.? Ji n Hamilton was here
last Saturday. - Miss Glen Ander
son is visiting friends at Fair Bluff.
? S. P- Booth and family have moved
to Florida,
. 1 *
i ooacco Notes.
The prices now ruling on all com
mon tobacco are said to be higher
than at any time since the war.?
The high prices of tobacco will
help the farmers out of the hole into
which short crops last year placed
them. ? Several large tobacco buv
ers were here last week. They did
not fail <o investigate Conway mar
ket.? The actual, necessary outlay
for the production of a tobacco crop
is no greater than other crops re
quire ? There is some complaint
that plants do not come np. This is
owing to the lateness of the season.
As soon as the weather gets warm,
the plants will come up.? To make
a good tobacco crop you must have
plenty of early plants and now is the
time to look after this matter. ?
There is an increase in the number
of farmers who will plant tobacco
this year. ? Thcculturc of uobacco
has demonstrated the fact that it is
the molt profitable crop yet tried on
our soils. ? Come and hear Captain
f Icy ward speak on the subject of
good roads on Mnrr-n tt?vi
So Tired
It may be from overwork, but
the chances are its from an inactive
?
With a well conducted LIVER
one can do mountains of labor
without fatigue.
It adds a hundred per cent to
ones earning capacity.
It can be kept in healthful action
by, and only by
Tutfs Pills
jfc TAKBJ*0..fM*?TITUTB.
Treasurers Annual Report
for 1901.
SUPERVISORS ORDERS.
1901.
Oct
N 11 Mislioo 20 00
Jos Todd 75 00
I) W Martin 15 IK
A 11 J Cialbraitli 10 75
W C (lore 8 75
A -11 J Qalbraitli 5 00
do 5 00
Thomas A Drown I 117
Nov.
.1 W Boll :w M
V M Potter 4 00
OM llarrolson 20 00
W Y McQueen 17 H I
It M llarrelson 11 40
Walter Gerrald 5 20
Brown Lumber Co H2
II N Sessions .">82
A 11 J Galbraith ."> oo
Conway Publishing Co 2 85
W K I lard wick f>00
W B Jones 12 10
.1 IhShelley 2 00
Johns' n & Nicholas 7 75
Conway Bargain House 57 70
W I j Richardson 25 59
Walker Evans A' Cogswell Co 15 00
W L Singleton 2 00
B .1 Sessions 4S 00
W 11 Stevens 10 00
J E Prince 10 00
.1 A Me Hue 21 00
uec.
II N Sessions 7 8M
Conway Bargain Houso !> (Ml
15.1 Sessions 12 (Ml
.1 P Per ha in 20 5(1J
II H Woodward 111 H"?
II B Watts 8 (Ml
.1 W Strickljmd 1 I (Kl
It M ! larrelson Hi la
W I i M islioo 2 (Ml
I) C Johnson 21 on
IS urrouolis & Collins Co O 22
W (J Saryis III 7a
B F Harrelson 8 (Ml
A I j 11 anion 20 00
C S Causey ? .">(1
J I) Sat'vis 21 25
O M Harrelson 21 (Hi
Socastee Joint Stock Co 7 8a
Conway Bargain House 8 28
W CS Heaves 5 (HI
W N Gcrrald 1(1 48
Buck Parker (> 95
W II Gcrrald (? 27
B J Sessions 10 80
A II J Gulbraith I on
Buck Parker a 00
G F Stalvey 28 00
S W Harrelson. 2 00
It / ' I v..
IJ V 1 ,) IMI ll.M III \ M I
SCHOOL ACCOUNT.
11)01.
District No. 1.
Jan.
J W A1 ford 12
11 Alford 11 .j:i
R M Shaw 25
E D Causey Jr 1<;
J B Floyd 20
Nannie Beaty 25
do 25
do 25
do 25
R M Shaw 25 00
J B Floyd 10
do 20
J S Thompson 1 pjj
EJ (Jordan 20
J W Alford 20
E J (Jordan 20
S M Brown 25
D VV Swiuton 25
do 25
E J (Jordan 10
do 20
W R Shelley 14
D W S win ton 25
C II .1 r
ii ii iiiii \\ ii Xi)
clo 25
W A Cliceseboro 2f>
J W A1 ford 30
It M Shaw 30
I) \V Swinton 25
Alice Sarvia 25
1) W Swin ton 25
J w A1 ford 12 50
S II Brown 25 I
do 11
Alice Sarvis 25
.1 S Thompson Jr 1
District No. 2.
B F Stevens 05 1
O M F Davis 35
C F Powell 5
J1 attic Johnson 25
C F Powell 10
T. M IVocfAn
Nannie Eason 25
David Anderson 8 75 1
N M Todd 25
C F Powell 20
Nannie Eason 25
W R Lewis 1 18
L M Weston SO !
F S Powell 85
C F Powell I
N M Todd 25
C F Powell 20
Mat t ie Johnson 50
District No. 8.
Win W Nye 80
A L Proctor 85
N IVjII Jordan 50
TMLundy 20 25
A L Proctor >85
G I Lewis 80
J If Bla nd 1 50
N 1) If Jordan 28 87
r: i r.nwiii
? ?v/ w iiw
W VV Nye 30
L L Cooper (5 25
Win W Nye 31 17
J C Shelly' 62
A L Proctor 40 25
G I. Lewis 28 60
A L Proctor 16 20
S 11 Crawford 30
T M Lundy 00
S 11 Crawford 30
do 32
do 34
District No. 4.
N S Hard wick 4 73
Australia Minson 26
A C Thompson 0 25
John Pittnian 20 02
S M MeNuhl) 26
do 20 26
Noah llardwick 0
District No. 6.
Vol F Jones 7 60
do 2 02
S C Richardson 4 34
S E Fonojjun 26
Olin Lewis 22 07
S E Feoej/an 22 60
J W Hollida/ <j 4;,
J EjDnvls ' ;;o
%
District No. 0.
LI 4 llarrelson 2.1 50
L M Gere 44 50
L L llarrelson 22 50
Sullic H Floyd 19 55
Matt e Hayes 10 50
Lettio llarrelson 22 5)
Mat tie Hayes 20
L M Stack house 10
do 75
Lottie llarrelson 10 12
Sli Floyd 12 50
I) M I'ittman 25
do 54 50
Lottie llarrelson 25
District No. 7.
() 1? I'urker 50
<lo . 20 75
I> II Sarvis 25
(lo 25
do 18
A L Vance ?2 50
\Y II II ItutTkin 2
I) II Sarvis >?5
do I
do 25
District No. S.
Sol Chestnut 05
vv II ......
y ' "w"? im;
.1 I Ward ;H:|
K \V Ward 25
.M A Westmoreland 1*3 f>0
.1 8 lOdge ?*5
10 VV Ward
.1 I Cox ;io
.J 8 lOdge 47
District No. 0.
iMu'/.io Conner 22 50
W T Hi* 11 y
Jou (jlroon 2 (jo
At 10 Currio I iy
J C IUmil j
0 J lloil 70
It I Jvinjfston j i 55
K W Civgg 78
1 j A r ord jy
D.I litildwin yy
J T Tunnuge 4j 25
J Ij Humgurdner 27 50
.1 T Tunnuge yy go
J li Dumgm'dnor 27 50
l< A Ford ;;i 05
('" 2J 75
S 15 Holl-iiny ",5
I j A Ford 27 50
W (i Wilson 26
Mnrv C Currio no
District No. 10.
S T Sessions js 30
Iolni I) Oral am 3 33
I < Stanley 51 5-;
1,0 05 lo
?> in M llarrelson liO
0 I> Parker 20 00
r, (1<> 30
r \V Livingston 2 33
District. No. 11.
Hurkc Calhoun 85
K K Kidd jO j
L 1) Stalvey j>5
I I) \V est 25
Minnie Stalvey 35
District No. |2.
Leila Ileaty 25
do 25
j llattie .lohnsou 50
I Nellie Kidd 48 50
11 attic* .lohnson 5^ ^
David Kidd 20 00
j .1 W Marlow ;?
W 15 Spain 20
Florence Sarvis 05
! \V 15 Spain 20
do 2(5
Florence Sarvis 05
District No. !:{
1 .1 Co\ o-,
do i,)
1% ?!? 11 r?o
I) II Sarvls 2.r?
do 05
do 05
District No. 14.
Ii F Stevens ;I0
District No. 15.
IIK Cook I 75
A i i A1 ford N (J5
Isaac. .lenrette m 45
I T Amnions J13 80
.1 W Pittinan 25
do jjo
Australia llinson 25
\V t.J A1 ford 7
District No. 10.
A K Howell 25
T W Sellers 30
Amie Howell 25
T \V Sellers 30
Amie Howell 20
T W Sellers 30
J A Hetkea 50 45
District No. 17.
1> T llallom 02
do 75
District No. 18.
\V V Mi.si.00 ,75
.1 A1 Dot man 1(5
do 04
do 32
District No. 19.
J E Thomas 00
K 0 Newton 116
do 116
do 115
.1 E Thomas 25
do 50
M L Brice 85
8 \V Carwile 115
do 30
(I C Singleton 3 00
Maude Mayo 115
II C Newton 172 50
J K Thomai 50
W 11 Evans Jr 120 y
DASpivey 08 77
W H Evans 120
.1 E Thomas 50
do 50
W II Evans Jr 120
J E Thomas 50
District No 20,
W M Hanvlson 08
do 38
W M t'au see 7 25
W M llarrelson 74 78
do 30
\\ M Can see 3
Sam Phillips 20 45
Wm llarrelson 30
District No. 21.
.J N Jeuretto 23 75
A J Hardee 7
C E Barker 23
do 25
do 25
N 1? Al'ahrook 10
do 12 50
L tlie llarr^'coTi 25 j
.i..
?. ? <<)
Oo 25
n j \*n 25
I )ist i ic' N'i>. 22
C V linnIr. 20
Mai.el limit 20
Eilnh Ualn.ii 20
O.i 25
Mabel lit in It 15
James lliekiiiaa 2
\V A Chet M'b'iro 25
On 2'?
M.i la-1 1 limit 25
VV 11 Clariil v 3 50
Millie! I ladt 25
W 15 ClariUv 3450
do 30
Kffle Vwlight 25
District No. 23.
T C Hurnhill 30
do 30
do 25 50
OK Holmes 3
do 3
D (J Anderson 5
S M McNubb 25
District No. 24.
Leila Dusenhury 3?
(1 m Can lion 50
H w Lane 20 03
Laura Snowden 20 50
It w Lane 20
Laura Snowden 37 32
\vm Cannon 20
w ,1 Jordan 25
N E Ka8on 20
do 10
win J Jordan 25
wiii Cannon 11
1 .11 urn -? O
? ? urunuril 4iO
District No. 25.
District No. 20.
Snllie Reynolds 30
do 30 40
.1 R Flo\ d 22
do 35 30
Laura Kllerbe 25
do 25
Jo 49 03
w 1* Lewis 3o
A ,J Spain 20
w I* Lewis - 30
A J Spain 20
w P Lewis 20 84
Sal lie Reynolds 22 50
A .1 Spain 23
E N .loin s 7 00
District No. 27.
.MSI etln-a 2S 50
J K Davis 30
do 30
do 15 55
A .1 Sp.iin 10
istrict No. 28.
.J 11 Neely 94 50
A I. I'roctor 33 25
do 35
do 35
District No. 29.
1) D Harrelson 30
do 33
do 30
... 'I' or.
^ 1*1 1 11 H
District No 30.
v A Prince 02 20
.J (? Stanley 34
District No. 31.
Geo w Singleto.i 23 33
w 1' Lewis 30
do 7 10
.1 N J curette 2 f>0
District No. 32*
F S Powell 28 75
do 22 50
do 31 25
do ] 5
do 25
w B Cluridy 3 f>0
Distaict No. 33.
G 1j Stevens 20 25
Amelia L'ompie 30
1* M Bee 198 05
do 15
Amelia Pompie 30
w 1) Graham 9 05
G L Stevens 28 75
do 25
II >M Anderson 1
I) 1) H ar re I son 30
do 30
do 30
J (J Nichols 25
J 1' Dei ham 125
jMsrriut !>o. <1*.
K ,J Prince 3G 50
do 21
do 28
District No. 3d.
J M Dorinan 50 50
Viola Hurrelson 8G 00
11 T Booth 25 00
S J Sarvis 23
Distiict No. 3G
D M Harrelson 1L
w A Prince 30
District No. 37.
W B Spain 25
S M McNabb 22 50
N E Evans 20
SM McNabb 35
W L Mi.shoo 85
N E Evans 20
W B Spain 25
J D West 28 f?()
W B Spain 20
F W Jordan 25
W B Spain 15
Nannie Eason 20
R J Cochran 25
wm 11 Cannon 25
U J Cochran 25
do 15
v J Williams 7 75
win H Cannon 25
R J Cochran 25
Suo Rollinson 00
wm II Cannon 25
District No. 118.
\v A Prince 27 50
do 27 50
District No. 31).
M A Westmoreland '8 75
w B Carter ?
mlm m Bad* wwy day by I
. j i Om ooly rwrtln vhteb >?N
| In 1 nil wmy. Powrfal ptiytUvM grip*
111 lm 4wf?tilww. Rmm'i Rataedk
nlvK t?\\ lyftM W drayi
Ymt 4rm>? Witt tmrmiak
Brown M
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District No. 40.
Isaac Jenrettc 8
S M McNabb 13 75
CI W Singleton 11 25
do 1375
Georgie Floyd 20
do 20
do 30 /
N D H Jordan 50
District No. 41.
J F Gause 11
J J Carter 10
W J Hughes 10 70
T C Harnhill 30
do 30
District No. 42.
W J Hughes 41
B D S win ton 30
do . 30
do ID 20
do 30
District No. 43.
W S Cox 13 60
N G Hughes 5
M A Westmoreland 40
N G Hughes 5
M A Westmoreland 20
Charley Cox 10 40
Wm J Hughes 2 ?
do 25
do 25
District No. 44.
J I) Todd 05 50
It T I Sooth 20
J M Donnun 50
I I) Todd 20
J t 1 {utter 4 30
M M Stanley 22 50
District No. 45.
A II Booth 54
Burroughs A Collins Co 2 00
w I) wa'sou 50 25
d? 7 50
O A Chestnut 20 00
do 20
District No. 40.
M .1 Bullock Oil
M K Tyler <;o 50
M .1 Bullock 50 50
District No. 47.
(J N Eilerbe lo
W B Cluridy vx
C N Ellerbe 25
w B Clardy 4'^
do 2S 'o
, , 20
I) l< McQueen ,<4 75
Edith It a bo n 30
do ho
Belle Brown K 75
Kdith Itabon ;jo
Belle Brown 25
District No. 48.
10 B Jenkins 25
do 25
do 12 50
It w Lane !i ;
11 (J Kllerbe 25 '
Burroughs & Collins Co 7 <>0 I
li G Kllerbe 25
District No. 1!).
It 1) Cox 20
do 20
M Fowler \ 031
N M Todd 37 I
It I) Cox {-, j
J w Stalvcy >;")
J B Cox ' 23
B k Stevens i;
J B Cox .jo
I U*.v.
\j ii oicvt'iir* 25 '
do 2"> j
District No. 50.
S li Floyd j)0
Avery Floyd 5
Lucy I Jerry *10 j
;jo
District No. 51.
Mattie Uuys . 25
13 75
District No. 52.
It F 'i ra ha in 23
tlw 22 50
(l? 22 50
(l? 21 84
I district No. 53
T C itornhill ' no
District No. 54.
.1 K Johnson 50
25
M E Tyler 25
25
District No. 55.
ATllux 30 25
District No. 50.
J T Flvis 73 40 ,
District No. 57. ;
w E Carter ] 0 o5 <
do 60
L M Stanley G
District No. 58.
Henry Qrunthum 37 92 (
P C Survis 11
w F Johnson 32
ABAIford 1134
Burrroughs & Collins Co 5 25
District No. 59,
G I Lewis 30
do 30
E T Lovett 5
G 1 Lewis 30
Jan 1st Interest U It bonds 1131 00
July 1, Interest It 11 bonds 1131 00
L. I) LONG,
Treasurer Horry Connty.
14 ? BEST 1* what the lVopir
buy t.ie most of. That's Why
Hood's Sarsapanllu has tb( lnr?("?i
saluOF ALL MEDICINES.
C
tMr own
LIVER PILLSWM
J PELLETS ini
l?turc and do not got ta her |||1b^B||| t(
?, pain and make confirmed J II
m Kt gently and leave the //Jff 1 HIII 1 *
For aale by alJ dealer*. /j||K^w/|f
(re* ram pie or vtU. ///iM JfJJl
V
ARE fw
YOU ?fl
DEfiF? ^ ^"HhSI
ALL, CA
DEAFNESS \
ARE WOW
by our mw invontio . Only i
HEAD NOISES CEA
F. A. WERWAt-J, OF
Gentlemen : ? I5ein~ entirely voted of denftie:
full history of my case, t<> be U <1 .it y< u~ discn
Al>out Ovc years at;o try right ear begau to
my heat ing in this ear cnti cly.
I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for tiire
berof physicians, among others, the tno: t ctr i
only an operation could help in- , ami even t-h
then caase, but the hearing in the affected ear wr
I then saw your atlverli-.enieu accidentally
tncnt. After I had used it only a few days aeco
to-day, after Gve weeks, my hcarit g it? the disea
heartily and beg to reutuiu vcrv truly yot
V. A.
Our treatment does not interfei
advice free. YOU CAN CURE YO
INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 5
NEW YORK U.
ai rxs tii / : most a o
HOODS FOR TIIK
Knock down prices the order o
the best advertisement. It pays be;
you at vcrv low prices than to sell
OUR MOTTO IS: A nimble
This month 1 am offering many n
Others are crying A I) VAN CIO, AU\'y
DOWN, I)OwN. Ladies $2.f>0 Sh
Shoes tfoing Men's $2.50 Sh
worth 75 cents t^oin^ 50 cents.
Umbrella, worth $1.25 #oin?{ at 00 e
shades at 50 cents. 21 sheets of jrood
envelopes for 'A cents. All linen \\
$5, pants L'ointf at $2.50. A paper ol
I,.... ?i..... ..t
wtin. i i 11C* tl | ?.
W. II CHE!
WE HI 111
You Can do the
40 yards Calico, *1, 12 cents Outi
Plaids only 5 cents per yard. $1, M
Suits for *5.75. $14, Suits for $10.0
corns per pair, 30 Halls of Thread f
for $1 00. 20 pounds white Sugar $1
*1.00. 10 cents Star Lye for 7 cent
flood whole Kice 5 cents per pound.
$1,35. i half Patent Flour at $4.70
we have not time or space to quoti
ted on every day sellers will give you
and undersell our Competitors. we I
Thanking our many customers for pas
store your headquarters during Court
\Tti r A xr r? A
V^WIN W A I DAK'
$100 RE
For A ny
CHILLS AN
That Cum not II
WHEELER
When vised strictly by directions. Tli
IVeatinent on the market The liver
ind nervous system treated separately
m re
INTERM ITENT, BILIOUS A
The best tonic. Great. Appetizer.
;al!y compounded, contains no poiso
?eg-T-? L-.il II1. ! ;
BANK OF \
CONWAY
!A PITA L STOCK, #20.000.00.
f \t. XIC .. .-..1 nronrvrrMmo
iv/jiiiu mil' 1/iOWl l\JO,
-OFFICII
!. 0, COLLINS,
President.
. P. QUATTLEBAUM,
N ice -President.
rr jwrnuun ctctbm
The enormous increase in our busines
ent proof of the confidence Inspired I
>rs and by its successful management.
We guarantee to our patrons prompt
> them every reasonable accommodali
Thankinir our customers for their for
the cont inuance of their business
Respect
D. A.
M I ?? ?i ? n?/^" mmm
fP? ANY
$m, HEAD
ilPfa? NOISES?
SEO OF
ha?:J heading
CURABLE
hr 2 !)o;:i deaf a?c incurable.
f - IMMEDIATELY.
f.?.UTirflOWE, 3AY8:
IUltimore. Md.. March ro. tuei.
I!'. to your treatment, 1 Tt ill now give yoei
sin . find tliij v-t cu getting worse, until T tu?t
c trio;.Ills, without any success, consulted a iitsnsict.t
c r specialist of this city, who told mc that
at ott'.y temporarily, tout the he-ad noises vrould
>uld ho lost forever.
in a New York pajjer, and ordered y?n?r treatrdiug
to your directions, the noif.oo ceased. and
se<l car has been entirely restored. 1 thank yws
trs.
WURMAN, 730 S. rroadwny, Baltimore, Md.
c with your usual occupation*
URSELF AT HOME ?SS1*96
LA SALLE AVE., CHICAQO, III.
U K ET STORE.
ODS AND THE BEST
LEAST MO KEY.
f the day. A pleased customer is
>t to got all of your trade by selling
you a litt e at a large profit.
" Nickle is better than a slow Dollar,
rw goods at greatly reduced prices.
\NCE, but I hammer prices DOWN
ocs are going at $2. Ladies $1.25
iocs going at $1.75. Good pants
A good water-proof double frame
entx. Ladies trimmed hats, dark
I note paper for 2 cents. 25 good
"indow Shades for 25 cents. Men's
F good Needles for 1c. and lots oi
STNUT, Manager.
nsiiir
Easy Buying,
ng for 8.^ cents per y*rd. Pee Dee
oil's Suits (IlnthoH fi??* <fc9. (HI 1: Q
? ? w ." VW v. 'J/-V. ?/ VM y KJy
0 15 eeuts Men's Fancy hose 5
or 15 cents. 12 pounds good Coffee
1.00. 18 pounds Granulated Sugar
,s. 15 cents can Salmon 10 cents.
5 pound Caduy good Tobacco only
1 per barrel.
you prices. The above prices quoun
idea how we sell so inr?ny goods
lave new goods to show everybody,
t favojs and asking you to make our
week.
AIN HOUSE.
EWAPD
Case of
D FEVER
!e Cured Ry
'S TONIC,
ie only combined Chill and Fover
and kidneys, stomach, blood, braiu
. WHEELER'S TONIC will also
NT) CONTINUED FEVER.
A logical prescription, scieutidn
For sale by Dr. E. Not too.
CONWAY
, s. c
SURPLUS FUND, *12,0(MUW.
DEPOSITS, ? $70,000.00.
5RS:?
T). A. SPIVEY.
Cashier.
M. W. COLLINS.
Asst. cashier.
-A ' '!
is for the past, few years is suflithe
personal of the Hoard DlreeAnd
obliging service, extending*
on con istcnt with m und hanking,
mes patronage, ve cordially solicfullv.
SPIVEY, Cashier.