The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 10, 1902, Image 3
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I The Horry Herald
Tl\lRSDAY. July 10th, 1902
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IjrfERS LOCAL AND OTHERA
r! ? M isun Fruit Jars ;it Splvey s.
n.lll nl tl.:.. * i
VSMIl (It IIIIO IMllLU HM OUUIVM1VI J .
?baeeo twine at W. II. C^iui^'s.
E Hughes of Cooflfc^ritu(w:
1 i'< town last SuturdajE f*
* ijon't forget the oxcursiJ^no
Wi mington July 12th. *
^ A n advertisement of NVofford Collect
appears in this issue.
J' *st received 100 cas^TjiC-jj^W
mtmS ut ^ 0,1 w*y Bargain
E very body needs Jbffrtng jfl&ia.
We have thein at this iJflice. *
> rs. S. S. Dusenbury of Florence
visited friends in Conway last week,
Miss Fannie Anderson of Port
[l&Frelson .vus in town last Monday
bpivcy's 10 cent counter is a surp
riser.
We are now established in our
new quarters on drd Avenue Cook
for our sign.
i Craps in some sections of the
county are very much in need ol
rain.
? " The excursion to MyutV Beach on
the Fourth was a sucyessf lnuy^yfj^
as well as otherff/T
J. H. Bland brou?rn.tin. a looamj
leaf last Friday which measured
inches in length. ^ >y Miss
Paulino Ogilvji^^Lj^aasl
week to spend y*nl
ting relatives at Go.y'i>yUlyf'jgk.&jZ
A small colored ^nvTySfskilled
one day last, week by ^newulining of
a heavy timber wagon o^er his body.
Mrs. W. B. Scarborough was call
ed' to 3Tu llins last week to the bed
V side of her sister who is very sick.
WL Car load ~ furniture just in, all
WML kinds cheap for cash, or on installmont
plan. Conway Bargain House.
( Tobacco growers are requested to
\, call at Spivey's for lanterns ther
mometers, twine, paris green and
other goods.
The name of the postofticeat Green
Sea has been changed from Powellville
to Green J&lj/ TlyOrfcHangc
wont into etYcoj/^Jyiy
Charles Causey, who was (VaTTgcv
ously wounded last week with an
) ^^^^xsjible to be up again a few
Corn, oats and lia.y ut Spivey's.
%
The Conway Bargain House has
moved knto their large, handsome
brick store, and the crowd still fol
* iows them.
#
M. W. Collins has completed his
cottage at Myrtle Beach where he
and family will spend the nights during
the Summer.
Mrs. J. K. Dusenbury returned to
>tee last Saturday after spendevoral
days*with her daughter,
L. H. Burroughs.
to YV. H. Lewis's for calico,
.nts per yard
id the advertisement of S. 1'.
iii thi& issue. Ho will save
1/ in shoes as well as in
!S.
lolored excursion from
ivn last week brought quite
which remained in town
time.
; rattle snake was killed
lay morning in the street
"ate to the residence of
I salons.
ih Smith left last Monday
nbia as a member of the
ard of Equalization. The
t on last Tuesday.
'utlaw of Socastee sent us
loll last week measuring
j over an inch in diameter,
s the record so far as we
d.
ertainment was given at
ince of Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
no evening last week in
Misses Maggie and Emmie
ii.
Sam Wilson, the senior
if the board of Supervisors
ration was unable to be in
t Monday 011 account of
Cook of Danville, Va.,
K. Coles thjlt. he linu Keen
I^H to the Conway market to
IIBieco for tho Imperial Tobac||B;
& Marsb is the name of a
||Kw)iich wiH start business
the store just vacate*!
Bargain Bouse. Thi
^^^^ ported with A. T. Col
^^H^ind Geo. L. Marsh, See.
n examination of the records at
court house shows that the real
te of the county is returned
year jit an increase in valuation
about $200,000. This makes a
itt?r showing for the county.
ho lumber business of D. W. RaLfc
Co., has been incorporated
Jwjll bo known henceforth as
ku) Lumber Co. D. VV. Raper
Bvrthur M. Burroughs arc the
orators- With the large capital
Ik lixed in the charter, this al
|v large business will be able tr
lease.
|antkI>. Kresh Milch Cows.
|k-vchange for them Jersey und
I i bull calf, or pay cash.
8 W. S. Elmer.
hBH. *
Mr. R. M. Prince of Rocky Moun
was in town Tuesday
- S. S. Anderson of Adrian brtugh
us the finest watermelon of the sen
son last Tuesday.
Julius Fioyd has teen emplcyfr
" by the Horry Warehouse and he i
now in the country in the interest c
the Warehouse.
r r^Fhe Farmers Waichousc will b
* open this season. Look for ud. nex
week.
Oscar P. Thornton,
Proprietor and Manager
Ffrst, last and only excursion f??
Wilmington 'his season will lenv
Saturday morning, July 12th at
' ,o'clocksharp, rain ?>r shine. G*
" with us and have a good time. On
, ly $' .">0 for the round trip, half far
for,children under 12. A. C. Thomp
son.
The second, last and grandest ex
. eursion of this season will be run 01
9 the Steamer Hurroughs from Con
way to Georgetown, Saturday, Any
.hu'irIhU'J. l>v Louis \V Cooper, I)
Spark Mux, Dock A. Spivcy Jr., am
Marvin Floyd. We cordially invit
, every one to come and go with us t*
the city.
I A forest lire has been racing ii
the section of country between th
Mill Swamp in Little River town
ship and Wuinpce for the past tw<
weeks, and all efforts up to las
Monday had failed to put it out. N*
damage has been done except th
damage to the standing timber an<
turpentine trees, so faV as reporte<
? at this office. The lire caught fron
r lightning during a thunder storm
We have a complete line of Gro
^ ceries, Dry Goods, Shoes and Hats
f just opened up in one of the Spive;
- #nildings and prices to com par*
ill' i l n \/ mrti'oUn I ! ?%
1 VII 1*11 j UIUI VIKIW'J III iun II, out
1 our "ad." in next issue.
Coi.t?IN8 & MaUSII.
Wanted,?Scrap iron of ever;
description and old machinery. An;
( kind of fire wrecks or stocks. Writ*
for particulars. Address J. 13. Oar
fupkcl, Columbia, S. C.
Town Election.
The town election caine olT las
Tuesday. Col. 1"). A. Spivey was re
elected Tntendent without, opposi
tion. There were six candidates fo
Wardens, of whom O. 15. Jenkins. J
S. Dusenbury, 13. 13. McWhito am
VV. H. Howell were duly electe<
1 Wardens of the town.
Opening Sale July 17th.
Nichols Warehouse, Nichols, S. C
will have their opening sale oi
, Thursday July 17th. Every order
both oreigr and ctoincstic, is repre
sen ted on their market, and Messrs
Nichols & McGehee say that the far
mors will receive the best prices ev
or paid for thccropin South Caro
lina. Don't .forget the date.
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List of Advertised Letters.
i The following letters remain un
called for in the PostOfflecat Con
way, S. C., July 1st, 11102.
MKN'S I.I ST.
James Alborn, Prank Cooper, E
S. Griffith, Pink Green, Gilber
Huggins, Jef Jones, Thornton Job;
son, Jessie Johnson. 1). W. Lnwson
L. V. Thompson, A. Wilson.
women's 1,1ST.
Annie Beaty. Alice Bostic, Min
nie Cowans. Arric Gore. Martin
Jones (2), Eliza Maloy, Lizzie Moore
Allie Pare Wilson.
When calling for the above plcas<
say they were advertised.
B. G. COI.I.ins, P. M.
A Colored Man Drowned.
Walter Jackson, a colored ham
on the Almont, was drowned whil
in swiming at Murroll's Landing las
Friday. While the hands were rest
ing at noon, they decided to go ii
bathing. Jackson made a dive am
failed to reappear on the surface. I
is known that a large alligator ha
a cave near the place, and it is be
lieved that Jackson was- caught t>,
the animal. At last accounts hi
1 body had not been recovered.
Will They Grant It?
SVe, the undersigned, do earnest
lv petition "The city fathers" t
give us, (if nothing else, until th
contemplated sidewalk is completed
one pj.ank to assist us over the dee]
sand from Mr. John Spivey's resi
dence in front of the Methodi9t par
sonage, on down to Mr. DocSpivey'
corner, then from Mr. IJyman's t<
Col. Dunn's.
Mrs. .1. W. Elk ins. Kate McNeill
Mrs. B, B McWhite, Sue Martin
, Mrs. J. N. Martin, Mrs* J. M Jollie
Mrs. J. C. Spivey, Mrs. J. P. John
son, Miss Lizzie Durant, Codie Jollie
Fannie Jollie, Nonic Jollie.
Notice of Opening Books
of Subscription.
STATU OF SOUTH CAlU)\A NA, )
County of Horry. (
/ Ihu^uLffOTp^confmisslorf^ttied to tli
undj&4*uWKIt
^ JLXnyv t a 1: i;
of July 1002.
Notice is hereby riven that hooks o
subscription t > the capital stock ?>f Col
lins and Marsh, Incorporated, will he o
, pound at th? Spivey Building, Conway. H
(J? on Friday, July 1 Uh 1002, at 4 o'elocl
p, m.
The said proposed corporation to hav<
a capital stock of $"5?00.00, with its prin
' /.it.Ql r. I ,.r ..Of. ... ..... a {*
ill uuoilirrn III- \ UUWiiy, O V>
and will he engaged in a general mercHn
tile business.
Geo. h, Marsh,
A. T. Uollins
1 Corporators.'
' July 1 th, A. I),|lfto3.
' For oil forms of Maltrlal poisoning take
Jtbim'i Cklll u< Fever ftalc A talat
of Malarial poisoning In your bkod meant
misery and failure. Blood medlcineaoan't
cure Malarial poisoning. Tbe antidote for
| It la Jobaaoa'a T*mto. Get a bottle to-day.
Costs 50 Cents If It Cores*
A i i
it It is Highly Recommended.
Calabash, P. O., N. c.
* This is to certify that I 've been
l* suffering with piles 'or 15 year.s:l
tried all remedies could hear of and
(j found no cure until 1 used Nielsen 's
s Pile Cure, which lias completely
i cured me and I would advise all who
suffer with the dreaded disease to
use the same. It is now eighteen
c months since I was cured and have
t never had any trouble since.
CaI't. Pit an k jrsth'k, P, m.
Calabash, N. <:.
r Dr. A. C. Nielson, Dear Sir: 1
certify that I have been alllicted with
- rheumatism and kidney trouble, ami
L) when you came tome could not raise
. my head in bed. Neither could 1
0 walk a step, and, now. today. I have
| walked U miles and feel better with
kidney trouble than in some time.
Mv mother was afflicted with new
- ralgia and catarrh and since she
n took your treatment she is well.
Yours truly4
J. It. (j I'KU V .VI)S .
Vincland, N. 0.
.1
'' Wilmington, N. C., March I, 11)01.
l) To Whom it May Concern
I the undersigned do hereby cer
( tify that my wife has been suffering
() with female troubles for yours until
she used Professor Nielson s feJJJ
() male treatment which has complete
j ly cured her. It is now ten months
since she was cured and has never
, had any trouble sir.ee.
j A. \j- Phi no kn, J. P.
I Pender County, N. c,
1 hereby certify that 1 have been
a sufferer for years with female dis
- eases, and used doctor's and other
, recommended remedies, but to no
y relief until I tried Nielson s Petnale
p Cure, which has .completely restored
me 10 health ayd vigor, and pre
served me front painful, and perhaps
fatal, surgical operation.
Mas. J. C. Hon km,km,
f Wright St. bet 2nd and drd, Wil-1
f mington, N. C.
r>
Prof. Nielsen remedies are sold by
J. E. Nicholas, Mrs. James it.
Marsh, Conway; Mrs. Win. Spivey,
Gideon, S. 0.
1 HELLO
CENTRAL!
I
i Give me Every Home
in the County.
Hello! don't run! but
hurry, to see my 6 and 10 cents
> store. Since 1 have been here the
II people have patronized me very lib'?
orally which I appreciate very much.
- Tn ; 1 - ? ? ? - 1 r"
IV] J ulll S^lllll^ gOOUS ill!
1 per cent, cheaper thun they have ev
or been sold here before.
The ladies say so. so that 's alright.
Yours very truly,
L. H. BURROUGHS,
Mayo Corner.
Notice.
t A special meeting of the Stock
- holders of Conway Bargain House
, will be held at office of Conway Bargain
House, at Conway, S. C., on
Thursday July 17th, 1002, for the
\ purpose of considering the advisaa
bility of increasing the capital stock
of said company to Ten Thousand
' Dollars, and for the transaction of
p such other business as may come
before the meeting.
A. C. Thompson.
President, Conway Bargain 11 oust?
i SHOES.
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We have shoes of all styles and
] prices to close out at rock bottom
\ price. We have Dry Goods, Notions,
s Boots, Shoes. Hats, caps, clothing
and Groceries, at prices never hey,
fore heard of.
s We have moved our stock of goods
from the Murrell Building opposite
the jail to the store on corner of
Main Street and 4th Avenue, oppo?
r??i- ? i ? - *
oiu; uuiih , wnere vve will DO pleased
to moot our friends and customers.
e Sessions & Son,
p Opposite the Hunk
s NOTICE.
I have moved my law office from
the Spivey building on Main Street
to one of the new brick buildings on
3rd Avenue, nearer to the court
' house.
2t II. H. Woodward
!?
rIS YELLOW POISON I
in your blood? Physicians call T
it rialarial (ierni. It can be seen | |
changing red blood yellow under I;
microscope. It works day and |j
night. First, it turns your com- I
nUvInn ?<ll?u. rum.. ?t.i I
y JVHVni VHIIIJTl OklllllK
sensations creep down your
f backbone. You feel weak and
worthless.
: ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC
< will stop the trouble now. It
? enters the blood at once and
b drives out the yellow poison.
If neglected and when Chills,
Fevers, Night-Sweats and a general
breakdown come later on,
Roberts' Tonic will cure you
t then?but why wait? Prevent
I future sickness. The manufacg
turers know all about this yel%
low poison and have perfected
Roberts' Tonic to drive It out,
! nourish your system, restore
appetite, purify the blood, pre|
vent and cure Chills, Fevers and
Malaria. It has cured thous%
ands?It will cure you, or your
| money back. This is fair. Try
'' it. Price, 25 cents.
I Dr. fc. Norton, I
Th\s
vVj
The past w\ek was A'yry l.v t. \
Stops The Cough Aucl Ht>rks ot t
J.A^-ttiTve ltronm-Qu mtio Tablets
cure a cold in one day No euro, no
pay. I'rice, -a cents'
da'rdens are needing rain.
To Cure A'CoUl in One Day
Take Laxative Rromo Quinine l'ab
lets. All druggisls relund the money
if it fails to cure. K. \V . drove's
signature is on each box. 2ac.
- ??n? <*- ? -?
We can suit you in visiting card.-.
The llest Prescription l:or MntaMn
Clnlls and lever is a bottle of C! rove's
Tasteless Clrll Tonic. I,t is simply iron
and quinine in a tasteless form. No
cure, no pay. Price aOcents.
(!. II Burbage arrived in town
last Tuesday on a visit to relatives.
You Know What Yoti Are Taking
When you take drove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that it is simply Iron and Qui
nine in a tasteless form. No cure,
W. It. Cartep was here o" legal
business the fir. I of this week'. .
It is easy to temporarily cheek a
cough With tin' ordinary opiate cures
but when it is to bo cured, the root
I of t he troublo ousted, one must have
Ramon's Knglish Cough Syrup, the
old reliable. .lust think of it! \ positive
cure for only 2a cents.
\\'inV'Carter, Postmaster at Daisy
was in town last Tuesday.
J no. L. Boyd was in town last
Monday.
Mrs. S. K. Ilammack, ol Ham
mack, Ky., writes: "With pleasure
1 recommend Ramon's Liver Mills
and Tonic Pellets. 1 have used
them myself for several years, and
can testify as to their efficiency in
sick-headache and other troubles pe
euliar to our sex." The entire
treatment for only 2f>e.
The county board of commission
ers were in session last Tuesday.
Saves a Woman's Life.
To have giiien up would have
meant death for Mrs Louts Cra^o of
Dorchester Muss. 10or yeft^S she had
endured untold misery from severe
lung trouble and obstinate uough.
I Often she wriWs?uI could sravonlv
breathe and- sometimes ?,could- not
speak. All doctors and roiftedicb fail
ed till I used Dr. Kings New Discovery
for consumption; and was
completely cured. Sufferers from
coughs, colds, throat and lung trou
blc need this grand remedy for it
never disappoints, cure is guaranteed
by Dr. 10. Norton. Price ftOc
and $1.00, Trial bottles free.
illank Dills of sale and crop Liens
can be had at this olliee as cheap as
they can be bought any whore in
the world.
Dont Fail To Try (This.
Whenever a fair trial is given to
Elect/ric Hitters for any trouble it is
recommended, a permanent cure
will surely be effected. It never fails
to tone the stomoch regulate; t he
kidneys and bowels, stimulate the
liver, invsgorate the nerves and purify
thcblood. Its a wonderful tonic
for run down systems. Electric Hitters
positively cures Kidney and Iiv
or troubles.Stomach disorders, Nor
vousness, Sloopnossness, Rheuma
tisrn, Neuralgia, and expels Malara,
Satisfaction guaranteed by Dr. E.
Norton.
If a Man Lie to You,
And say some other salve, ointment,
lotion, oil or alleged henleris
as good as FJucUlon's Arnic a Salve,
toll him thirty years of marvelous
cures of Piles, Hums. Soils, 'corns,
Melons. Ulceus, cuts, Scalds, Hruisc
and skin diseases prove iis the lie.si
and enopest. 2"ic at Dr. K, Norton, s
dru# store.
Need More Help.
Often the overtaxed ori/ahs of di
ifestion cry out for help l>y dyspepsia's
pains, Nausia, I)i//iness. Heat.'
aches, liver complaints. Ixuvell dis
orders. Such troubles cull for
prompt use of Dr. Kind's New Life
Pills. They are gentle. I'mrou di
and guaranteed to cure. 2.V ni 10.
Norton's drujf store,
"iil'
V/ui o?> ' 4
. wv. viiii your J'noios ai
Gascjuo's any day. Yon can hav
enlarging of any kind dono.
Give mo a trioi.
R. K. GASQUE.
When Baby wan sick, we gave her Caatorla.
When ehe wan a Child, ahe cried for C'aatorla.
When alio became Misx, nho clung to C-axtorla.
When ithe had Children, alio gave them Castorla,
^ijujbnc.
all, iT^H
. S1' < \ I I ( I > I''<^JH
by Fanners, Carpenters nn^^M
? e.
In K it i'ii i t mi i1 u have I led I'joiii Suits. Kvlro^M
SIIOIX SHOKS
In Shoes our 11in* consists of many style.-, front llio heaviest Itro^an
\?> t he newest dross Shoe Moil, Wonton and Children onn ,'fet suited lioro.
ilotiiim;.
wo have i largo :toel< of
Men's !
Youth's
I
oiid Hoys Clnlliiny
.if voi'v attractive prices.
IMtKSNUOODN,
Onr Dty Goods Doparlinont is more attractivo this season than ever
before, and comprises all the nowes* Kubricks in Ladies Dress Goods.
Notions, Notions, Galore.
I ill COM K Ill 1 ll'll il 1(? I'iiw !l 111 i !1 1 I I tin Krtfl 11 I i f 11 1 (liiniro (!?,?! . I....... . I l.? I
. v..x uimiiui mni^o vnao |?iru^c iii*" ul^
dies.
wo can moot ion only a low linos that wo earry; hut will assure you
that wo have everything to be found in a modern and up-to-duto Dopartmont
Store. We will add that we are agents for the oolohrated
McConnicK Mowers, Reapers and Hinders.
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Also all thedifferent. parts extra for repair. <>n cannot do better than
to buy one of fiiese machines to harvest your oats and hay this season
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HEADQUARTERS
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TODDVILLE EMPOR! UM.
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We mT the in tl < il he goals. O: her* are r mazed if our ur:e?
but tlii; secret D with us.
V\e pure l? so our'good* at IE\ 110 M NS, and allow our customers tic
DISCOUNTS,
Cull and examine our t<.; l< of SHOES, DltV (?()()I)S, CCOTIIINO. '
and < i ltooEi; I Es. iii fact, too keep Anything wanted in a general \
merchandisc'liue.
Cmnc vud learn tlm u'o.?ve facts hy experience ;is of hops have lone to
their material henelit
Dusen b u ry & CO*
TODDVILLE, S. C.
/7J)/s- j / For FREB
Sr f-C/l Scholarship
POSITIONS^ GUARANTEED,
Under $3,000 (Jaih Deposit.
Kalro*<l Kara Tald.
Open nil rear to Both 8axn. Vary Chanp ionrt.
Oeorirte-Alftbaina itunlnoee Colle*e?,
Mm*+n, OnerptA
Cieo. S. HacOT^
<- . . . ":', ".: : '
Manufacturers ofi
l)(>< ms. SASH, I'.UNDS, Mol M)
INC AND DIMLDIND
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Si >i ) i 1 <i 1 lirjHVll III . . ' v
Rosin. cmimiivmi 1
11. y, i N ?: *i? N
S, irits Tin*j entir i stc; dv,
Siai-liiiM 'xiiTolh .... . -'1
;<>111> 1 r \ mi l
Ilo.in ... . \ id
fTr linn <it. $1 ;?o
Crude Tin ?int iv. Hard si. in
I >i |> *'2..")!); \ i ".' I t
C< >T1 ON
Ordinary . < S t*tss"f* I! ?
ilood (h'dinary. - '
Low Middling. . H ,r>-H '
Middling 1>
(Hood Middling 1 Hi
Corn. . . Si'oiS'J
Hams .1 ](<i 1 j
Shoulders I0(? 12
Chickens i 20 to .'15
Turkeys per lii (live)
Ktf * l'>
Cow Peas ? e. per bush
Peanuts 70c 44 44
THe BEST W 'A hat tin- P'*ojm;
luiy tin* most of. That 's Why
Hood's Sursaparilla lias th< l;e?;?s4
sale OF AL L MEDICINES
*
j;.\| A I'KLtl Ali.
CHARLESTON, S/C.
S44- 548 King Street.
SPIVEY & COLLINS CO,
Fire Insuranc
.'Bicycles.
I), A, SPIVBY, M. W. COLUNS
President, Secretary
Jfflce In linnk IWilltlitiu
henliil Notice.
DR. W. E. McCORI),
SURGEON DENTIST
Conway, - - S. C.
?Y"SPI VKV I JUIMUNO.
? fc.
Fancy Groceries
Call ai I ly man's corner Grocery
or the following, at rocl<bot tom pi*
;es:
I leans, <*;ni noil and dried, Shrimp,
Docoa. chocolate, Crackers of all
<inds, "S'l'ii^t and yeast foam, l'ot
,ed Nam sind Tongue, Chipped and
banned Meef. i*reparod Muekwhoat,
i'j.xi racis oi an Kinds, (i reen and pre
aired eolVee, ?Macaroni, Jellykor,
WilU, Vitos, Crape Nuts, Postuin
"olloo, Saratoga Chips, 'codfish,
Pepper and Spices of all kinds, Pick
es, Sweet and Sour, Worcester, To
nato and- Popper Sauce, Olives,
Jalad dressing, Preserves. Canned
romatoes. Apricots canned and
Iricd, Peaches dried and canned,
\pples, Dry and prepared Mustard.
Jan Chowder. Corn, Tomatoes,
Peas, Olcra and Tomatoes, Macker
il, Salmon, Pears, Pineapples. ApJ
)lcs, Ovsters, Tripe, Oatmeal.
Jour Krout.
B. T. I!V.MAN,
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