The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 26, 1902, Image 3
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The Horry Herald
JRSLMY. June 26th 1902
tTTBRS LOCAL AND OTHBRWISB.
>11 *1 forgot the 4th. I
ison Fruit Jars at ^plvef**
U at this office for stationer).
F. Tuton arrived in Conway
Monday.
, A. Freeman returned from
liington last Tuesday.
liere will you be on the 4th? At
lo Reach or break a trace
4
fjn J. S. Bellamy tor fine wa,ns
next Saturday.
., oats and hay at Spivoy's.
>n. K. B. Scarborough returned
Washington last wecK.
e Loaks of registration for town
ion close next Monday.
F. Duscnbury of Savannah, Ga.
in town the first of the week.
i
Spivcy's 10 cent counter is a sur j
Bliss Emmie Coles arrived home
Bin VVinthrop College la it Friday
VI. J. Floyd of Galivunls Fcrr^
s in town last Saturday.
Hi. It. Allsbrook, candidate for Su^^^JB'visor,
was in town last Sunday.
B Sheriff 15. J. Sessions was called
B ^o Little River on legal business last
H tweelc.
.Misses Emiciu and Maggie McH
Cracken are visiting Mrs. 15. T. lly?aan,
B Quite a number of our people atHended
the picnic at Potato J5ed
^fcerry last,Saturday.
BSpivey & Uuss will run an excur
Myrtlc Beach on tne lib.
H^.V invited to go.
There will be a white excursion
H from this point to Georgetown next
Saturday.
lion. J ere Smith and other able
^Pen will make speeches on the 1th
B* Myrtle Beach.
^bSea Side Inn is quite popular this
^Lson as a seaside resort, and is al
Hdy crowdeo with quests.
Hie re was a colored excursion to
^bllc Beach last Friday evening,
^Brain returning about midnight.
Hiss Minnie Parker returned to
Biter las4 Tuesday after spending
Hick or two here visiting friends.
J. E, Duscnbury of SocasHtteerirrivetl
in town last Friday to
He-pend several weeks with relatives.
H Some of the material is ready for
I the building of new livery stables ;
for W. E. Porter and A. >. Jenkins
Ha sou.
J M. Cooper lost a mule while
driving home from town one day re
Hccntly. He died suddenly in the <
H/mrncss
i Tobacco growers are requested 10
1 at Spivey's for lanterns ther (
nrtvpmetcrs, twine, jwns green aixi .
Hither goods. I
I The moonlight excursion to Myr
Rio Reach last week was well aUc).?
Hied, two cars being well tilled. The
Huiriy had a good time.
HftVc advise you all to take advantage
H the low exci rsion rate to Wil
Hiogton on.July I2th. It will pay
Hhe Conway it Seashore Railroad :
JH, will give reduced rates on t he
HJmi, first train leaving at 8 o'clock
Rand the second at 10 o'clock. I
.Hi ....
"r.X \ The town lot lying between the |
|!|iH'Ottage of 11. L. Buck and the resi* j j
?f *' Cannon was purchased l
days ago by W. L. Richard
B i J
M. Donahue requests us to stato '
^.C; / R he has decided that those L' ones (
; at the ruins of the burned
t^fs^Hliogs some time ago, are not j
V "H I
|jil| J7 H. Bland of the Jordanville sec v
|||Hion brought in a tobacco leaf last 1
IjgHvcek which measured 1.8 inches. I?
^Hlfe has a fine crop that is said to'}
||Hbe hard to beat.
alii ' v
jH M. C. Hughes and G. M Kirton t
?of Exile arc the first to gather a l
Iuurii cm iuuuucu 111 iiiivir nei^nuor- |
[hood. They filled the barn on the t
18th, and expected to finish by the |
A new colony to be known as
"Oakwood" will bu established i
about two miles up the river from
Conway, on lands belonging to E
Watrous and others. It may be con* 8
sidered a branch of flomewood Col
^m^already established.
We are requested to state that un- J'
"til further notice, Supt. W. L Rich-1 1
ardsor. will be in his oflioe at the ?
court house for the transaction of
.business, on every Monday instead 0
of Saturday as heretofore. "
b
The public school trustees of the j
/ ruint.v ni<? roniiABto/l In cnml ! ? \A
B once to the County Supcrinteiukmty v
*)f Education, ull of the old lVcor<bf
if tvnd school registers. Mr. RnehaDfl- h
son states that this matter vuigynoL i
B Th*? 1)0^ briolq buildings on 3rd e
iwero about finished up last
b| week with the exception of some of
k| tho puintin^. Conway Bargain j
B llousc will inow into its new quart
ors in a short time. /
H Tho bulldinj? of a bridge across
H the VVaccamaw at tho terminus of
W i ponway & Seashore ttailroad t
I will be considered by the stock-hold
S ftS of tho road at a called meetinj/
I on July 1st. Wo hope that tin* tl
B .bridge will be built.
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The amount of freight hauled int >
Conwuy by the railroad has mutcriully
increased during the past lew
3cars and is still growing. It may
be that the I iuie is not far distant
when the railroad will be compelled
to run two trains a day the year
round, Conwuy is a growing busi
uess center.
Parties on the seashore and in Socastee
will note that the Seashore
Arain will bring them over in time
pin1 Alio Wilmington train in the
TTTorning and also take them back
uT night. This is a well arranged
trip for all those who wish to take
iii the excursion to Wilmington on
July ^8th.
In this issue appears the an
nouncement of D. I), llarrelson as a
candidate for the House of Kcprcsentatives.
lleonce filled the office
of Superintendent of Education
with ability and credit, and he is
known as a tnan of strong con vie
tions who is not afraid to express
them and is a fearless stump speaker.
Conductor F. A. Hi/./.cll, who was
conductor on this branch of the road
f >r several years, aecoinpanied by
his wife and child, passed through
town last week on his way to Myrtle
Heaeh. While in Conway, they
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. McKoithan.
M. M. Stanley announces this
week as a candidate for the House of
Representatives from this count v.
He is a gentleman of sterling good
character and pltnsnnt address and
if elected, we believe he will fill the:
olliee with an eye single to the best I
interests of the county.
A force of bands are now at
work under Marshal.) II. McOas
kill, hauling clay on Klin Street.
This work was commenced nore
than a year ago. It will tow be
pushed through to completion, so
that the town will have a hard street i
from one boundary to (ho other.
Laurel Street will he treated in the
same way as soon as the work on
Kim Street is finished.
Several eases came up for hearing
in the Magistrate's court last week.
In the ease of the State vs. Ludlam,
the defendant plead guilty and was
lined in the sum of three dollars
which was paid. The investigation
in the ease of the State vs. Ilardwiekjuud
Cartrett was continued the
papers in the ease not having been
returned There was a mistrial in
the ease of the State vs. Causey.
The teachers at tending the Sam
met' school will moot on next
Monday evening at 8:H0 o'clock.
Congressman Scarborough will deliver
an address and the candidates
for senatorial honor.-* have been invited
to make addresses The meeting
takes place at the academy.
Horry Hussars to Meet.
The Horry Nu-<iurs will meet here
at 8 o'clock on July -4th. armed with
carbines by order of Capt L l>.
Long. They are notified h> bring
their baskets well tilled prepared for
a picnic at Myrtle Ileach
fite Greatest Vet
l'et hops t lie greatest excursion ev
i>r rn ill i-inii this point to Wiltniiig
ton. MT (J .will lurtfy on .hi\yrv5\t
b.V jf <.^rhomp/on.%fi(l otlh^n^Thc
rymTiyrJivoi (U4iinl v jar.t u
profession a I men *SPhe faro for the
round trip is only $1 fit) The train
leaves Comvay at 7 o'clock a. in on
the date above named, rain or shine.
Cotton Blooms.
The first cotton blooms of the season
have been received by the II kr
rViiO from t..e following person?1
One plucked on the 17th, sent in
by J. W. Ilolliduy of Savage, S. (J.
fie has 150 across from which he expoets
to gather 150 bales. Another
plucked on the same day was sent in
,)v Dr. It G. Sloan of Little llivor,
who has a line crop. R. J. Beverly
>f thi Greenwood section, .). L. Ev .
ins of the Keys Field farm on tlay
IVaeeamaw, A. J. Todd of Hand. Sf
T, and 'I. J. Vereenof Little Rive*,
ill had bloopis on the IHth and theirs.,
rops are said to be as fine looking
is any in the county. Glooms
vere received also from J. E. Coop i
v near Box, and one from E W. <
Sessions. Each of these gentlemen
ins 15 acres of beautiful cotton.
in. ? r -; i i * * A *1 "
nmv luiicu io s i a i e irtc (late on
vhicli they gathered 1 hoir first
>iooms. The first bloom wo have .
icard of in Sooastec, was plucked on
nst Friday l>y R. 1). Owens. Al>ort
Hardee near town lias had
dooms since Tuesday of last week.
^ohiceof Opening Books
oV Subscription.
tnte of slmfh Carolina. )
^Horry County. \
PuAbunnt to a commission Jssuod
o tlnmundcrsigncd as corporator*
>y M. IV Cooper, Secretar^>f State
n tho 2Xt clay of Juno,10jp.
Afotice \^crel/J^dveiiXicK hooks, f
/Ju '1 ) '^T'
niy iW^-^w/irTioii^/rCcJnway, S. C., 4
?i't riflay JunAj^N 11)02, at 4 o'clock
The said prcfliosWl corporation to
ave a oapiLnl sto<\ of $10,000, with
t>, princiiyfl office t\Conway. said
ojnty aurf JState,undVvill ho on^'a^d
in ajfeneral food, sale, livery and
xchan/e htisinoss.
y J. A. McDormott.
/ A, (J Thor/.pson,
wwJl'i, 1002. 0<Vprat< rs
4;
hid aiK?ntnrc ib on ovory box of tlio Ronnlna
Laxative Bror.io-Qninhie Tablets |
i* rainedy tliat ctiren n <-o!?l In one ?*?y
ir i
It is Highly Recommended.
Calabash, P. ()., N. C.
This is to certify that I 've boe.n
suffering with piles for 1"> years;
tried all remedies could hour of ami
found no eure until 1 used Nielson's
Pile Cure, which has completely
cured me ami I would advise all who
suffer with the dreaded disease to
use the same. It is now eighteen
months since I was cured and have
never had any trouble since.
C/U'T. Kit a n k JisricK. I*. .M.
Calabash, N. e.
Dr. A. C. Nielsen, Dear Sir: I
eertify that I have been atllieted with
rheumatism ami kidney trouble, and
when you came to me eould not raise
my head in bed. Neither eould 1
walk a step, and now. today, I have
walked 2 miles and feel belter with
kidney trouble than in some time.
My mother was atllieted with neu
ralgia and eatarrh and since she
took your treatment she is well.
Yours t ruly1
.J. U. (It 101 wi s,
Vinelund, N. c.
Wilmington. N. C., March 1, 1JHU.
To Whom it May Concern
I the undersigned do hereby eor
tify thai my wife has been sulVering
with female troubles for years until
she used Professor Nielson's fc*
male treatment which has complete
ly enrol her. It i.s now ten months
since she was cured and has never
had any trouble sii.ee.
A. D. Pit I iMikn, J. P.
Pender County, N. C.
i hereby certify that I have boon
a sulVoroi* for yours with foinalo (lis
oases, and used doctor's and other
recominondod remedies, but to no
relief until I tried Niolson's I'Yinalc <
Cure, which has completely restored I
me to health and vijjor, and pre i
served ipe from p linful, and perliaps
fatal, snroii-al oporat ion . ,
M as. .). C. Hon km am ,
Wriyht St. b(d 2nd and .'{rd, W'ilininoton,
N. C.
l'rof Nielsen rein* dies are sold t>y .
J K. Nicholas. Mrs. James 11,
Marsh, Conway; Mrs. Win. Spivoy,
Gideon, 8. C.
HELLO ;
CENTRAL!
Give me Every Home
in t he. County. ,
Hello! don't. run! but
hurry, to see my 5 and HI cents
store. Since I have been here the
people have patronized me eery lib
. rally which I upproc'ate very much I
To prove it. I in selling jaouds f><> I
per cent, cheaper than they have ever
been sold here before.
The ladies say so, so that 's al ;
right j
Yours very truly, ;
L. 11, BURROUGHS, :
Mayo Corner.
(
Notice. i
A spec i ll mectim.' of the Stock '
holders of Conway llar^nin House
will he held at olllco of Conway Uai
irair 11ouse, at Cor.way S. (J., on
Thursday July 17th, li)02, for tlio .
purpose of ronsiderino the udvisn- .
bili y of increasing the capital stock
of said company to Ten Thousand (.
Dollars, and for the transaction of
sue!) other business as may conn .
before the meeting.
f\. C, Tiiovi'son. "
President, Conway I larval 11 House
Notice of Opening Books
of Subscription. *
The .State o. South Carolina, ^ N
County of 1 lorry. J s
Pursuant to a commission issued J
to the undersigned as corporators ,
by M. ^.Cooper, Secretly of State, j
NotprtrC^ Icrebv ^^rnyjit l>c?^ I-: s (.
of su^uufVt/ni to*/^f/ca^tll sj/>uU ,
lr \*r 1rWl ^"
' ^ 1 l^^^J '' <>n
will have*"i y*i^t1fls\ck of $50,000,
with its pun.cipal platV of business
at Con way, S. C., anX will be en E*ngod
\/a general lutn'o<V business,
/ I) \V. IIaJ'K|\ t:
/ AKTIIIJH M BIVKOKIHIH (
/ UoiJT. Li. SCAItu\loU(ill. ;i
/ CorportXors. '
Fi/iie 28rd, 11)02. t]
| IS YELLOW POISON l>
I in your blood ? Physicians call
I it rlalarial (lerm. It can be seen sf'
B changing red blood yellow under
I microscope. It works day and
I night. First, it turns your com- 01
I plexion yellow. Chilly, aching |]
| sensations creep down your
I backbone. You feel weak and
9 worthless.
I ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC !
8 will stop the trouble now. It lj
I enters the blood at once and E
I drives out the vellow nolson. B
I If neglected and when Chills, jL
Hovers, Night-Sweats and a gen- n (>
oral break-down come later on, B
Roberts' Tonic will cure you W
then?but why wait ? Prevent Kj
future sickness. The manufuc- Ejj
turers know all about this yel- |
low poison and have perfected I
Roberts' Tonic to drive It out, I
nourish your system, restore |
appetite, purify the blood, pre- I
vent and cure Chills, Fevers and k
Malaria. It has cured thous- | tl
nnds?It will cure you, or your g n<
money back. This is fair. Try | ,.
I It. Price, 25 cents. 1 ^
I Dr. E, Norton, i m
5ELGIAN HARES FOR SALE. **
Fine Healthy Stock. Address1.
\ o. Hox 000 New Ho-no. N. C,
J
i
This
Stops The Cough Auu v*,>rvs ,,i1H9b^H|H
Laxative liroino-Qn mm.
cure a cold in one day No
pay. Price 2a cents- ^ *f|l|
The pionio last Saturday was attended
l>y a number of people from
Conway.
To Cure A'ColU In One Day
Take Laxative IJromo C^uinine Tab- |
lets. All di uoiri>t.s refund the money
if it fails to cure. 10. \V, drove's
signature is on each box. 25c.
It is rumored that a new mercantile
business will be opened here in
the near future. I
The Uest Prescription l"or MulaMu i
Chills ami lever is a bottle of drove's
Tasteless Clell Tonic. It is simply iron
and quinine in a tasteless form. No
cure, no pay. Price 50 cents, 1
Kxcursions follow each other in ^
rapid succession.
You Know What You Are Taking
When you take drove's Tasteless j
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every but t le show
iny that it is simply Iron -and <vhii
nine in a tasteless form No curt*,
X
A. C. Thompson was oil on a business
trip lust Monday returning on
Tuesday.
It is easy to temporarily cheek a ]
i-ouoli with the ordinary opiate cures
t>141 when it is to t>e cured, the root
of the trouble ousted, one must hate j
liamon's Kn^lish Cou^h Syrup, the
,1,1 ..oil..1.1.. " I ... . I.:.. I. r*:. I .
\s ? V ? | V11UI/IV.I il UM I II1111\ OI II . \ | )()."> * J _
ilive euro for only U"> cents.
Next Monday <is the last day of
Juno. (
Mrs. S. ft. llummujU, ot llaminack,
Ky., writes: "With pleasure
I reeommend Ramon's Liver Rills
mid Tonie. Relicts. I have used
them myself for several years, and 1
jail testify as to their ellieieney hi
sick-headache and other troubles pe
suliar to our sex." The entire
treatment for only 'Joe.
Mrs. J. ft. Harper is visiting her
sister Mrs, II. II. Woodward.
Filthy Temples n India
Sacred cows often delile Indian
temples, Inn worse yet is a body
that's polluted'by constipation.
Don't permit it Cleanse your sys
loin with Dr. Kino's New Life Rills
vixl avoid "uitold misery. Thcv
ijive lively livers, active bowels,
.od digest ion. flue appetite. Only
-oo at Dr. ft. Norton's drujx store. j
,Slan.\ Hills of sale ami crop Lions
.in l>e had a' this ollleo as cheap as
ihey can lie bought any where in
the world.
Happy Time In old Town.
We felt very happy," writes K. N.
ievill, Old Town. Va., "when I luck-,
en's Arnica Salve wholly cured our
laughter of a hud ease of scahl head' j
t delights all who use It for Cuts
Jams, Horns, llruises. Iloils, Ulcers
Eruptions. Infallible for Piles, only
!f)c at Dr, ft. Norton drugstore.
,,, "...
Virulent Cancer Cured.
Start lino proof of wonderful ad
'ance in mcdieine is given by drug
fist O. W. Huberts of Elizabeth, W,
/"a An old man there had Ion#
uft'orod with what good doctors
>ronouneed ineurahle ciince.r. They
mlieved his ease hopeless t ill he used
illoctrlc Hitters and applied Hacken's
Arnica Salve, which treatment
ompletely cured him. When Elecrie
Hitters arc usc.l to expel bilious
idney and microbe poisons at the
mini time this salve exerts its mateh
sss ueaiin# power, blood diseases,
kin eruptions, ulcers and sjres
anisn ISiIters f)0e, Salve 2f>e at
)r. K.Norton.
?
Javed From an Awf u Fate.!
"Everybody said 1 had cohsmnp
ion," writes Mrs. \. M. Shields, of
Ihambersbur#. Fa., "I was so low
fter six months of severe sickness
a used hy Hay Fever and Asthma,
hat few thought I could '^'ei well, *
ut 1 learned of the marvelous merit
f Dr. Kind's New Discovery for i
on.sumpl ion, used it, and was com I
letely purod.'' For desperate
hroat and lainjj Diseases it is the
ifest eure in the world, and is inillihle
for Coughs, Colds and Itronliial
AffecMons, (luaranteed bottles
)c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at
?r. K. Norton.
fM IOTA Or\ n rv i i /> ?
PIII1I1 |
You ciui got your Photos at ,|,
usque's any day. You can hav
llarging of any kind done.
Give mo a triai. ] L
R. K. GASQUE.
lotice Qjf iiown Election,
an election held at (t,
ic coujft hoT^o, fay Ji/ly Hth, ?
f\yk u*Jr Intend/^F^/ifroiL^io
town
j/f\\wnTv ^Poilirtooen from 8 a in.
Ojf. Dusenhi^^. )
JJr N. Sessions. Managers.
fnc 2-Vh, 1002.
StonewamH
lines, Shovels. I
dv Farmers, Carpenttu^J
la Furniture we have Hod IJnom Suits^^J
edsleuds. Chairs. straight and Keekers for l>i<j fn^H
In Shoes our one eonsi ts of many [stylos from the heaviest I '.r.
o the newest dress Shoe. Men, Women and Children can f^et suited here.
[ LOTH INK,
\\e have a larjj s toek of
Mens I
V nut Irs
iiinl Hoys Clothing
it very a11raeti\e prices
Pinss noons
^, X, ^
Our Di y (lotxls Department Ih more attractive this season than ever
>efore, and comprises all the nowes' DabrieUs in Ladies Dress Goods.
Notions, Notions, Galore..
Laces, Kmhroideries ami all the beautiful things that please the lalies.
We can mention only a few lines tlm4. we can y, Imt will assure you
hat wo have everything to be found in a modern and up to date Depart
neat Store. We will add that we are agents for the celebrated !
McConnieli Mowers, Keepers and binders.
l ........ . . l MM 'Ill I .11111 . I 1^
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I rr
j_ .f \lsoall
thedliferent parts extra for repair. Yon cannot do hotter tlian
o buy one of these machines to harvest your outs and hay this season
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MIDDM I Mill! MUDHUV
uumiuuuiiu a uullimu uummni.
11 lrinwi iii' 0i nil (inii ibuiih nn'?Mi'iMHimiiiiiiBni>ii?n?nyiMMii?mmmiBiBi nhim i cm i ;h?
GRAND SPRING
OPENING! I
We solicit your visits to our store when looking for the newest liius
>f every article kept in an up-to-date
DEPARTMENT STORE. \
Our counters and shelves arc laden with the smartest thine# in both '
utility and style, and simply sparkle. t ^
\\'e have a well selected stock of
C
)ry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Hatsj<:
Lv
Clothing and Farm Supplies. T
I f
Big values and small profile, that loll the tale in a nutshell. Call and, S
Mtllihc. In connection ivitli ?nir hiuinnaj .. 1: . r\
?.???v,o ??v. i mi i) iiioi-uiu.-? iivi/ry.
iirtios fti nt to all poinU c n short notice at rcnsonablo rates. i |
Dusenbury & CO. r
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TODDV1LLR, S. C.
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Manufacturers oft
DOCKS,SASH, lililN'DS, MOULD*
I NO AND BUILDING
^MATERIAL.
CHARLESTON, S.X.
544- 548 King Street.
SPIVEY <5c COLLINS CO,
Fire Insuranc
'Bicycles.
). A. SPIVKY, M.W.COLLINS
President, Secretary
>fflco In Hunk HiilUIInu
Itaiitnl Notice.
DR. \V. I:. McCORI),
SURGEON DENTIST.
Conway, - - S. C.
W'SIMV KV I{i;iI.IUMI.
F;mcy <jro<wioN
Call at llyman's con or (irocery
or the following, at rock hottout prij
os:
I leans, canned and dried, Shrimp,
Jocoa, chocolate, Crackers of all
;inds, Yeast and yeast, foam, Pot
odllain and Tongue, Chinned and
banned Peef, Prepared I tuck wheat,
Extracts of all kinds, (Ireen and pro
>ared eolTee, Macaroni, Jellykor,
dilk, Vilos, 'irapc Nats, Postum
ColToo, Saratoga Chips, codfish,
'cppn* and Spices of all kinds, Pick
cs, Sweet and Soar, Worcester, To
nato an I Popper Sauce, Olives,
Salad dressing, Preserves. Canned
tomatoes. Apricots canned and
iried, Peaches dried and canned,
\pples, f)rv and prepared Mustard,
3an Chowder, Corn, Tomatoes,
'eus, Okra and Tomatoes, Macker
d, Sal men, Pear. . Pineapples. Ap|
)les, Oysters, Tripe, Oatmeal,
Sour Krout.
It. T. ISVMAN,
MARKETS.
0 KOIta KTOWN.
'lew Virgin 2.50
fellow dip 2.25
Scrape ... !.50
pirns turpentine I5J
iosin, common 1 10
Wll.MtNUTON.
pirlts Tni*| cntlnc steady.
lachine barrels 47
ountrv oal
tosin 110
'ar firm at #1.50
Crude Turpentine. Hard $1.40
)ip #2.50; Virgin $2.fid
COTTON.
)rdinary 0 5 8 ctsf* lb
food <Irdinary . . . .8 " "
,ow Middling 8 5-8 ?. "
liddlin# 0 "
food Middling 0 1 10 "
lorn 76($80
lams lH($lfliouldcrs
10($12
hickons 20 to 35
urKuys per 10 uive)
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