The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 29, 1902, Image 3
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THURSDAY MAY. 29ndP>02
I?r.R& LOCAL ANl) OTHER.
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Spivcvs Heautv Flour leads.
W/fJ J Fresh let of Saratoga Chips, at
W/s7kr H.Vman's.
r~fk
Iu a few days the Exposition will
he a tiling of the past.
The Summer school for white
teachers begins on June 4th.
I Hal L. Buck left last ween to visit
I the Exposition and other points.
T. L. Smart of Dongola was in
town on business one day last week.
AVauted, 01)0 doz. E<jos Spivey.
There ^*t*e refreshing showers of
irain on last Sunday afternoon.
J. H.Oliver and wife- are spendkin#
a few weeks at Southport, N. C
I An up-to--date line of Dry Goods
:und Notions. Where? alSpivcys.
Mr*. E. Norton and Jus. A. Nor J
ton took in the Exposition on Wa^ -1
I oner Day.
!
Mrs. J A Moore has returned
home from a visit to relat'ves at
Moultrie, Ga.
Mr una Mrs. li. w. sptvey ot
llartsfleld, Ga., are visiting the latter
s parents.
Dr. II. 11. Burroughs and fa nily
passed through town last Ki?i<Jay on
their return to Lot is.
Mrs. VV. A Spive.v and Miss Bede
Spivey of Moultrie, Ga , are visiting
relatives here.
'Pin* Out n ok *.?i i ^ ill hi et ill I i?
^residence of :\1 rs \ddie B irrinmh
.Friday evontti'i ;-i .> " I *?
The "Mimi., i "s u i"i' n r
i-aehei , 'i
and no:*- .J ?.? i >> .1
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luihiili.; ,S J ii >
/J x?' ' t i >% v:i. i j
' > V C ? ill H f%
I ' Airs. M. v\ Cut I ins will i>e n ?\ ey
several weeKs visiting rein lives at
Beiiiieltsv ilk* uuo at Marion.
11 is stated tiiai \\ . .v. Br twee ?>i
liorm will propatm run for the office
of Superintendent ot Lducniioii. 1
Miss Lela Watts of Bayboro has
returned Home alter spanning rwiij]
weeks with relatives at Bueksville. '
VV F Lee of Luiah was in town I
tasi Monday. He is making a sue F
?ees* of raising beans for market this 1 |
J?ur. I
I. .) . Williams left a few days atro '
Tor his former home in 'he State of j '
North Garolina, where he will spend 1
the Summer for his health.
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The recent pier.ic and fish fry at t
.Punch Bowl landing was a success, t
11, i v rottrit'l orl t lint. t horn vv:i? nli>nlv
of fish unci plenty of fun.
?ieud the large advertisement of
Katninski Hardware Co., and send1
them your orders for anything in
their line, mentioning this paper.
Plank Hijls of Sale and Crop Liens !
can lac had at this office as cheap as 1
they can be bought any where in
the world. I
During the thunder storm last
Sunday evening, the lightning
struck oae of the large oaks on the
vacant lot near the home of W.
L. Mishoe. I
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Prof. S. H. Drown, who lias just
.closed a very successful term of
school at Lenderman, S. C., passed
through town last week on his way
Jhonio to spend vacation.
,11. J. Lawrimore of the Dongola
-section was in town last Saturday
and reported that crops in his section
are looking finer than the aver
age this year.
There was a moonlight excursion
of a party of our young people down
to Myrtle Peach last Thursday eve- ]
ring over the Conway ?fc Seashore
liuilroad, I
Mr. and Mr?. P. F Tuton of Goor
gia, left here last week <> visit the
latter* parents at Pi owav. N- C , r
after *j>onding several days here
visiting Mr. and Mrs, II. C Tuton,
Conway and Society Hill are in '
uife ugntior tne propoguu iisu uiuiu- ;
t?ry, Georgetown is (nicking Con
way An inspector will be sent 1
down soon to investigate the claims. (
The examination for tin* scholarship
at Wmihrop College will take
place at the court house on Friday,
July 11th. Read the advertisement
of tho college in this issue. f
Miss Georgie Ray McMillan of ?
Kentuck\ will give one of her char ?
ining ent-rt lin nents at the Bur ,
roughs (J i ><-. o >i cul l I
nex i 1 ii | Miing
that i 'Mi hi' it -.- i
It is a recognized fact, by t.c
AjA /7Pp0l^u ln "'is pu'l ?i the a o il
f \L V\ ant oil 10 dill |i uds x.
Jjj 10.001 pounds wool, we also want
|/j^_.Vour eggs and chickens, all of which ,
fFull supply of Campbells Soups at
Tl V i Wi111 s.
^ I'Vrd I) Br\ant of Marion was in
'own l ist Tuesday.
Miss Orric Watts of Georgetown
is visiting friends in Conway.
A crowd from Marion passed
through town last Tuesday on their
way to the beach
wing to ihe illness of the F.dit
or. several eonunuuicalions of ini
portance were left out this week.
Miss (Iodic Jollie after 'spending
a few days visiting friends at San
ford returned home last Mondu\ .
We can suit the ladies in nice dress
#<.?kL-.. our prices are right.
Conway Supply Co.
Congressman Hobt. II Scarborough
passed through the city last
night enroute to Washington He
came home on business and to deliv
er addresses at the elosing of two
l>nt>lsehools.- Florence Paily
rimes.
Bought cheap. That means
bought cheap from the Spivey Mercantile
Co
Tiie candidates for State oflices
will go over the State in two parties
this year, and the "clear people
will be obliged to attend two polit
ical meetings at the county seat in
order to hear all the candidates express
themselves.
The Burroughs Graded School
closes next Friday. .1 M. Johnson
of Marion will deliver the annual address
at 8:o0 o'clock Friday evening
The deploma's will be awarded by
Judge Joh. T. Walsh.
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.1 . u. 1?I9I|UI' .111(1 WIU! HMt [
Tuesday to spend a few days with
he former's brother, Fred Mishoe.
at Greeley vilie, S. C. All old sol
dicrs who have not drawn their
pension money, will please eall on
10. V. Dnsenbury during the abscii^t.
of t he clerk.
I)r< 10. Norton. Malcolm Collins.
L. H. Burroughs, I). T. McNeill, B.
G. Collins, Miss Mary McNeill, YV.
I Joy d Jones, Walker Cook, l'arker
Hal) )ii, Joe itabon, J. 10 Nicholas.
M. JO Johnson, and some others all
boij|/J)t tickets for the lOxposition
I 1st Tuesday.
i? T. fix hi in. the I't'cci'viiiii
vi. ;> i h*-M*d m|m.' of tlw new Oriel
t - s .-?! ' \ \ tie fr m '' n
' e PI m
, . < s t lier-' alt in lie
! > ' . y '
i . i . 11 11> e en l'lm
I i . !1 i i in the *, i it !? (*< if
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el 'le hist. .I* f
ill1 \ i.?i lis i)i re ben so main
"i/i'l rich quick" schemes, as a' the
fit l ine Si me of them are
:i r te?i ihroi|eh the mails, some
0 t r v ! li m.' out-, ind in main
i no- v.iys I' is a stiwnee thine
til l - maiicople can he fooh <1
1 himmoii sense slinuld en ihlo a per
son tn see at once that a sehenie
which oilers some!hing for nothing
is a fraud. and ran be nothing else
Wo hear toiuj/J;ii|)ts from sonic
sections of thp county that thp
weather is so dry thai cotton will
not come up and tooaeeo plants
stand a bad showing. T. .J. Vaught
f the 1" ixonvillc section stated one
lay last week trait the situation at
that tinie, in his neighborhood, was
Decerning serious We are sorry to
'tear these reports, and we trust that
ay this time things are looking bet
tor.
An orphan boy by the name of (J.
W. Hardee, living with T. W. Dornan
near Hammond, was injured by
Ik; kick of a mule last week, and
was brought here for medical atten
don. The mule struck the boy in
ho mouth cutting a frightful gash
through the Jower lip, and gashing
die upper lip on the left side of the
lose.
We have heard many people ex
Dress themselves to the etTect that
jiey will support the new court
louse and jail measure, if they are
insured that the new buildings will
>e erected on the old site. It seems
hat some of the people are much
>pposed to buying a new site,
state Senator McDermott stated in
in interview a few days ago that lie
was in favor ' f the old site, apd
bat lie thought tin; people might
'est satisfied that the present site
.vill be retained, Humid the voters
>f the county decide to erect the
iew buildings.
BELGIAN HARES FOR SALE.
Fine Healthy Stock. Address1
P O. Box 01HJ New Berne. N. (J.
Hie Date has Been Changed.
The entertainment to be jzivon
iera t).v Miss Georgia Kay McMillan
?f Kentucky, has been changed from
da> HOlh to June 2nd (Jet your
ifkoi.tund be on hand next Moh
lay evening.
Scarborough at Lntta.
After a very successful year I lie
traded school ut I/atta, Marina court
>y. closed last week with splendid
xcrolheg. Congressman Si arbor
nigh was the or itur of iho Occasion,
md lie sp >ke to a large audience.
' .. 1 out, liisad-lre-8 was
. . . I 11 iO:.al l> ties
Card >f Thank
I t * iii> method uf expressing
nv t ni k-> ui all for their assistance.
(Hide ud svmpa by dur-ivif ihc
ki vi,e--> of my husband liile I
v iM n 0 be aide t ? see V<?U all n r
o.y t should, lit thi
way, make iny./?v|>prociation known ,
to all. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Mt. Tabor Institute. mSS
The Mt. Tabor Sunday sBv-%
Institute met at Mt Zion, Sattfl
May loth, ftyd was oallod to <S B
by Supt. A It Prince. The st^H
t iry being absent C 11. Tothl B
elected secroluYy pro tein. ^B
The roll t?T the several schoolsav.^B
then culled All the schools cxoclB
Pleasant Meadow and Spring PielB
responded with songs and speecl^B
b> t lie little h >1 In s ,.|j| V.SAfter
the exercises were mdB
Superintendent intredueed I
A. Priuco who with e!o pi
livorcd tin* annual address^H
tliis a recess of one hour \\ .1B
to do homage to the innci^B
There must have been iiuomH
twelve baskets Almdht c\ ifl
'contained a basket or ^fl
At the afternoon sessi?^B
tion. letters of dismissiou^B
new I m.t i t utc a ere gran tei^B
Home ami Sandy Plane
ports of the general oflleoB
lieard On motion tlie f*B
ollieors were elected: Supt.
Prince of Loris; See 0 H Tt>B
Gershom; Normal Teacher,
Hughes of Lorts; .Musician, I'dv\|l|
M ills of Tabor, N C., Orphan
sionary, D. 11 Watson of PoviB
ville. Treasurer, N. M. IlurrolscH
of Pinklea; Librarian, C. C. PowiB
of Howard; Corresponding Secret<B
I' , \\ 111. .Toll V of Term I I i 11 V I'
The next session of this Institut^
will be held with the school at lion
ey Camp, Fowellville, S. C. Il was
moved and carried that lion J. I'.
Derhum deliver the anr.ual addrpss.
Tin* Institute will hereafter meet
on Cnturduy before the second Sun
day in April ins'.ead of May as heretolore.
On Sunday there was a mass
meeting conducted by A. II Prince.
Stirling speeches were made by I).
L?\ MeGougan, II II Hatdhcr, Kpy,
J. II. # Stanly and A K. Prince.
Pre.tcliing by U??v. C. I*. Ilulloek.
This closed a harmonious session
of this Institute. (Jood order was
preserved nn<) much pood uceotn
plished. We pray the Cord to send
more laborers into 11 is vineyard.
\\\ A. P.
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Prosby terIan ServIces.
First and Third Sunday in May,
at 111.") a. m., and 5:15 p. in.
Fray* r meeting every Wednesday
5 j' ,\|. Toi)ie: Wednesday .Inno
llli |s i in* world Improving?"
References: (Jen (>. -b-S; Fx. II. I
in; |<j, b b. 5 it; John 15. 17 27; 2
. r. I, ? 1S; Is 10. 1 11.
A In drui s l> i\ sefxdcc on Hrd
Slpaju,) al .? p III
su'ndav ??,h?Mii e \ roise- im hiding
.lU.il I > (III l'1-l * I 1 1 .\i
* . K Uoiuan s.i.n. j
. ii Kvacgdi1.
It is Highly Recommended.
Calabash, L\ O., N. 0 .
This is to eeriify that I've been
siitVcring with piles 'or 15 years;
tried all remedies eotild bear of an I
found no euro until I used f^ielsoti's
File Cure, whieh lias completely
cured me and I would advise all who
sutler with the dreaded disease to
use the same. Il is now eighteen
months since I was cured and have
never had any trouble since.
CA|'T, FKANK JI: stick, |\ M.
Calabash, N. (J.
Dr. A. (Nielson, Dear Sir IJ
certify that I have been afflicted wit^
rheumatism and Kidney trouble,
wlicii you came to me could not r^fl
my icutl in bed. Neither couiH
walk a stop, and now. today, I lH
Walked 2 miles and foftl htd.loi"
kidney trouble than in smiie tfl
My mother was alHieted with fl v,ralyiu
ami catarrh and sinee^l>j^
took your treatment sho is weB Bj
Yours truly' ^B
J. R
Yineland, N. C. ^By v>"?
Wilmington. N. C.. Ma re I
To Whom it May Concern
I ihc undersigned do hercmHCSMl
tify that my wlfo has been "MnBlipH
with female troubles for years ^Blafshe
used Professor Nielson's^^B
male 1 re.itment which has eomph'ttx
ly cure I her. It is now ten monl^B
she was eured and has
had any trouble sir.cp. ^K||
KN.
Ponder County, N. C.
I hereby certify that 1 haM|^|jj|||j
a sulTerer for years with fcm^Kf|||il
eases, and used doctor's andM|J||||
recommended remedies, hut^B||||&
relief until I tried Nielsen's
Cure, which has completely rHH|?is?!j
me to health and vi^or, an'Biyiajl
served me from painful, and pe^M|||
fatal, surgical operation .
Mas. J. C, IJo.NKII
V\*rij?hl St. bet 2nd ami Hrd, ^B|g|
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Prof Nielsen remedies arc s<
J 10 Nicholas, Mrs .lainc^K&f
. arth, Conway: Mrs. Win. Si^Bp|?
Utdeon, S C.
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1900.
With our l>nbjr whrn ho woo but o Terv^HHS^^KjefiS
I.otor It woo uooful In toothing troubl
that nro consequent upon tho uio ol't.flnHnni
thlldreo. naoooof tho neoessliiot wheMSWjSBlK^^Bj
wo toko plooooro lo recommending It ^VEnMSssRElBi
bob/ quiet. II ART
DR. E. NOR?98999
('hill Tonic hc^W
plainly printed <ni^^M
i 11 ^ that it is si in pi.'
nine in a tasteless form^^H
I/vst Moiulay was a li<?t
A Do.tors Bad I'liol^B
Two yours ?;,'<> us .1 result!
vere cold, I lost my voire, ml
M. L. Seurborou^li, of i'.ebrifl
"then boj(nii an obstinate I
Every remedy known to me al
lotieinjif pliy: ieiud for H,") \eaifl
jed. and I daily j;rew worse. I
urged to try Dr. Kings N'rl
eovery for Consump ion coul
( olds, 1 found quirk relief;
for t wo years. Positively gi^H
teed for Throat and Dhng irol
by Dr. E. Norton. V
The fntfriuitional Sunday Sob*
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