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P The Horry Herald. THURSDAY. July 31st, 1902 MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. Bring your produce to Spivey. Visiting cards at the Herald of fico. There were several refreshing showers on last Monday. Rooms to let. apply to Rev. C. E. Robertson. J. G. Stanley and T. J. Roll spent Sunday at Singleton's Swash. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Anderson of Gur' y were in town last Tuesday. Spivey's beauty flour at Spivey's, li. G. Collins left last Monday to join his family at Hei.dersonville, N. C. W. P. Stackhouse of Marion passed through recently on his way to Myrtle Beach. 1 Sell your tobacco at Conway and Imv unni' (roiuls: /mil". Shivcu 1 t " 'J J ? i- - ~.r W. D. Moore of Port Ilarrelson J was in town on business one day last week. It. Elkes of Soeastee paid us a 1 very pleasant visit while in town { last week. c A large crowd is expected here t on the 12th of August to hear the candidates. j New lot Banjos. Guitars. Mando- f luis and Autoharps, just in at Cor. c way Bargain House. c Head the change whicli appears in the advertisement of Spivey Mercantile. Company in this issue. s 0 Nice line of up-to-date clothing, e just in at way down prices. Con n way Bargain House. A big line of trunks, travelling j bags, telescopes, Ac., at half price, h at Con way Bargain House. r A tract of land on the East side of j, YVaecamuw Hivcr has been sold by E. Watrous to Willie E. Drew. Rutabaga and o'her varieties of ^ Turnip seed just received fresh from j the seedsman, at B. 1\ ll.y man's. i, W. D. Lewis of Port Ilarrelson ? was in town last week and added his name to our subscription list. ^ W. II. Bruton has been reappoint- 7 ed as United States held marshall 51 in tl.ic. n.w.li.... .. t' tli.. I) 111 i/ii'.i i i v?11 wi i iivj oiiiti:. it Carry all your i*?^s to Jones, at t vislico. Ho wants 7t>3 doz weekly. NTT. ami Mrs. (I. L'Yed Stalvey have n lately moved into their handsome y now residenee on nth Avenue. s 4 pluvs Mahogany twist tobacco p for a cents and 12 pounds tfood eof- v, foe for $1, at Conway Bargain House s Miss Julia Mullins of Marion, who has been visiting Mrs M. W. Collins e at Myrtle Beach, returned home last c Tuesday. <5 - ( Eicv. and Mrs. 1). F. Crosland are v spending several weeks at the for- J1 trier'sold home in Orangeburg coun- . ty. 11 J q We have a nice line of fjrniture, t mattresses, etc., ( heap for cash, or 011 installment plan. Uonway liargain House. Next Monday is legal Salcsday and s some land will be sold by the Slier t iIT at the suit of the State for deTiu14.uc.nt taxes. ii Two new cottages are going up for the Horry Land and Improve- j( ment Co., near the Burroughs Graded School building. s J. J. Pittman, the elTiciont mailing . clerk of the Wilmington Star, has 15 returned home after spending sev- ? eral weeks with friends here. * L Imported China Tea and Table b sots, or any parts replaced for your broken ones, just in at Conway Bar- r gain House. Come on ladies. v a Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Sarvis pass- \\ through town last week 011 their tl way to spend the remainder of the o S imrnerat Prospect Harbor, Maine. B. C. Dorman, F. A. JameF, W. P. Hooks and S. W. Martin were among the crowd of farmers at the 0|Vening sales of tobacco last week. Sam Cannon who has been spond- ^ ingthe past few years at Wayeross, Ga., was here a few days ago on a visit to his parents in the country. J. F. Siugleton, a prominent and respected citizen of the Socastce section, died 011 last Saturday after a protracted illness. His death is s deplored by the entire community. L. D. Cox. of Ruth, S. C,, sold on market last week his first cureof tobacco, consisting entirely . fJSIilB'ottom leaves or sand lugs, at 9} ^ per pound. I he new liver y stables of W. E. iter will be completed this week a, fthe. has moved in. The new sta - " | of A. W. Jenkins & Son on the h positc corner are well under way completion. ^ iwclve timber cars arrived here 4 I Monday for use on the Conwav leashore Railroad. They will be ~ Lloyod in hauling timber for Con- J I fjumber Company, r' u i [iD,?Scrap iron of every ci | ion and old machinery. Any *1 I ire wrecks or stocks. Write P I iculars. Address J. 11. (larI Columbia, S. 0. I c K ter at private sale all our .1 | Id floods and farming utenJL the .next two weeks. Good le wagon for $10, and other t jfcnins. E. Watrous. * C Spiveys' cf dry goods and motions B 4 LJ buy. J. T. Shelly of Myrtle Beach was n town one day last week. M. J. Ward and M. B. Thompson >f Wampee, were in town last Tueslay. Watch for the advertisement of IV. R. Lewis which will appear in he issue of next week. A stove in Mrs. Donahue's room >ver Dr. Norton's drug store caused i slight alarm of tire yesterday norning, but was soon got under sontrol. We are requested to state that he date of the next excursion to Wilmington is not yet definitely ixed. The date will appear in next veek's issue. We are informed that arrange nents will soor. be made bv the Convay & Seashore Railroad Co., to befin the erection of the railroad >ridgo across the Waccainaw. Three Syrian peddlers were taken lp last week for peddling their wares n the town withouta license. They inally paid the license and went on heir way rejoicing. At the recent meeting of the town ouncil, Jno. II. McCaskill andG. P. stalvcy were unanimously reelected own marshall and town clerk and reasurcr, respectively. There has been some complaint ceently that subscribers to this pa >er fail to get the paper at corain post offices. If wo hear these omplaints too much, wo will have o make an investigation. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Stalvcy of lowesville, S. C., are visiting rientK and relatives here and in the ounty. Prof. Stalvcy has just losed a very successful term of the iigh school at Rowesville. K. L. Mi shoo lias been coinmis ioned as one of the commissioners if election for Sta'e and County ofllers in place of W. L llryan who is iow residing at Tokio, Oklahoma. Rev. J. W. Kirton of Adel, (la., tassed through town last week on lis return from a visit to friends and elatives near Exile. He was aeompanied to this point by (leo. M. Cirton. The new town council consisting f Col. 1). A. Spivey, I ntendent, and he four Wardens, Messrs. W. 11. lowcll, G. II. Jenkins. J. S. Dusen >ury and 11. il. McWhite, met and rgani/.cd the first of last week. The father of State Senator J. A. li'Dermott, Charles McDermott, /as taken suddenly ill on July l^th. nd died on the same day at his 01110 near Green Sea. He was lout 7 I years of age. A more ex ended notice will appear later We have a complete stock of goods ow. In fact almost anything on may want in dry goods, notions, hoes, iia.s and dress goods, with trices to please you. Also we have 1 our, grits, meal and bacon which i /e sell cheap for cash. Call and ( we their.. Collins & Marsh. The new board of health appoint (1 by the newly-elected town conn il, viz: Dr. E. Norton, Jeremiah mith, S. T. Sessions, If. II. Wood- j /ard and J. II. Dusenbury, held a 1 leeting at the office of Dr. E. Nor- * on last Friday evening and organ - < ?ed. Resolutions were passed re- 1 uiring certain ordinance of tho own to be more strictly enforced. ' Daisy Dots. The weather continues dry in this action and some fever throughout i he community. i Mrs. Daniel Todd died on the 17th nst., leaving a husband and a numer of children, besides a host of fiends and relatives to mourn their 3SS. J. If. Harrelson Jr., began our chool the 14th inst. ^1^ Itn T 1/\m ??i-l f O . . ~ * "* xuc Iiuuiu UL ou per visors OI ltt?g? itration mot hero on the 2<>th inst., ! Dr the purpose of transferring the 1 lound Swamp voting precinct to I his place. There was quite a num er present for certificates. < We are also glad to say, we were ! ecognized by some of our candidates i dio delivered elegant addresses and 1 il present seemed very much de- 1 ghted with them and to feel that hoy are fully competent to fill the t dices to which they are aspiring. Pi.ouoii Hoy. ( Notice of Election. 1 I iubmitting to the Qualified < Voters of Horry County^ the J Question of building a I New Court House t and Jail for Said 1 County. T.\TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, > 1 County of Horry. f Notice is hereby given that an election ill bo held at the several precincts ?stab- r shed by law in Horry County on Tuea- J ay, the 20th day ot August 1002, for the urpose of determining the question of t ulldiug a new Court House and Jail fur \ iorry county. S Those voting for said new Court House , nd Jail, shall vote ' Court House and Jail, ] Yes " 'I hose voting aga.nst said court ouse and jail shall vote "Court House nd Jail, No." 1 Polls at each voting precinct will be pened at 7 o'clock a. m.f and closed at 1 o'clock p. in. The ballot boxes at the precincts must e so located a* to be in view of persons utslde the polling place during the time ? I the election. c Hut one voter mu-t be allowed to enter x ny voting place at a time and no one ex- . ept the managers must be allowed fo , peak to the voter while in the voting lace casting his vote. 1 One of the Managers at each precinct s lust call upon the undersigned Hoard of 1 lommisaioners, at Conway, 8, CM tore eive bal ot boxes,poll lists and lustiuc i Ions and to be qualified, , (Sionkd,) (J. 11. Dusenbury, K. C. Harris, iominissloners of Election for new Court ?1 louse and Jail. ] ?,24?1902. ( MEET THE HIGH PRICE OF MEAT. How Farmere Can Make Money Out of Cattle. The Beat Food Right at Home. What makes the price of beef so high? The price of anything la high either because the demand outstrips the supply, or because of some combination of dealers to artificially raise the price. Hut whether a price Is naturally or artificially high, the remedy Is the same?greater production on an Independent basis. Fortunately for consumers of beef, and fortunately for the southern farmer, there is no trust or combination that can prevent a most lavish production of beef, If only the way is pointed out. The breeding of cattle on a farm, at least In an unsystematic manner, Is natural and almost spontaneous. But in the absence of some systematic way to follow up the subject, and select the proper animals, and care for them through the winter, and finally prepare them to make fat, tender beef, there is no proper beef production on the farm. The farmer in the cotton region is surrounded with all the elements to make beef raising successful. The climate is such that there is natural forage most of the year. It requires Just a little forethought to provide for the few winter months. The material?cheap material?is always at hand, cotton seed meal and cotton seed hulls. The meal and hulls are offered Just as you want them by the Southern Cotton Oil company, of the Carollnas and Georgia, and may be bought at any of the local mills or from headquarters at Columbia, S. C., Atlanta. Ga., Savannah, Ga., or Charlotte, N. C. Mixed In the proper proportion, this makes the most nutritious and acceptable feed that is now available. It is a feed, which by varying the proportions will answer equally well for a sustaining ration or for a fattening ration. It contains all the Ingredients of nutrition, namely, fat, nitrogen and carbohydrates. The cotton seed meal rniltd itiu ft> t n n/l nlftu\n-A?\ ?? r?.l .... ...... UIIU llltj 11 11 I I contains carbohydrates. A good sustaining ration Is made up of 24 pounds of hulls and 4 pounds of meal per day, and a good fattening ration Is 20 pounds of hulls and & pounds of meal. These proportions In both cases must he varied to suit individual cases, according to the condition and taste of the animal. In fattening cattle, the ration should begin with more hulls and less meal and the proportion of meal gradually increased. A steer may be fattened and put In good condition for the market on 400 pounds of cotton seed meal and one ton of hulls. At average prices, the cost of this feed in the southern States would he about $9.00. There Is great profit in fattening beef for the market, even at ordinary prices, but at present the industry should prove unusually attractive. The following estimate of the profit that can easily he made in this business is taken from a book which has been carefully prepared on this subject, "Cotton and Cotton Oil," by D. A. Tompkins. AVERAGE PROFIT IN FATTBNINO A STEER ON COTTON SEND PRODUt TS. Cost of steer. 100 lbs, nt 2 l-2c..$25 00 Cost of hulls, 2,000 lbs at $4.00 per ton 4 00 Cost of meal, 400 lbs, at $20.00 per ton 4 00 Cost of attendance and sundries.. 0 00 Total cost of fattened animal... .$39 00 Sa'.e of fattened steer, 1,300 lbs, at 3 1-2C 45 GO f" . Profit per steer $ 6 50 The price quoted for the fattened steer. It will be noted, Is very low, considering present prices. 1)1 KD. G. Tj. Tharp on .Inly 2.'lrd 1!M)2, leaving a wife and 7 children to mourn their loss. Upsides these, i host of friends deeply deplore his lealh. I. 1\ P. Rosa R. Strickland, daughter of Eyan and M. A. Strickland, July 2.'? 1002, at the age of 12 years. A good Ufirl she was loved by all who knew her. She was 21 member of the Red Oak Hill Sunday School from its organization till her death. After her funeral had been preached by Rev. II. D. Grainger from the text. The Master has come and calleth for thee", her body was taken to the Strickland grave yard by the Hon. C. J. Prince and others to a wait the day of judgment. May Glod's grace comfort those who weep nul may the time of joy return. One Who Loved Her. It is Highly Recommended. Calabash, P. ()., N. 0. This is to certify that I've been suffering with piles for 15 years; tried all remedies could hear of and found no cure until 1 used Nielson's Pile Cure, which lias completely 3ured me and 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. Capt. Frank Justice, P. M, Calabash, N, c. Dr. A. C. Nielson, Dear Sir: I icrtify that I have been afflicted with rheumatism and kidney trouble, and when you came tome could not raise ny head in bed. Neither could 1 walk a step, and now, today, I have walked 2 miles and feel better with cidney trouble than in some time, dy mother was afflicted with neu alj,'ia and catarrh and since she ,ock your treatment she is well. Yours truly' J. It. (J U HO AN UK, /ineland, N. c. Wilmington, N. C., March 4, 11101. ro Whom it May Concern: I the undersigned do hereby certify that my wife has been suffering vith female troubles for years until die used Professor Nielson's fej nale treatment which has complete y cured her. It is now ten months iince she was cured and has never lad any trouble since. A. L. Piudoen, J. P. lender County, N. c. i hereby certify that I have been i sufferer for years with female dis ases, and used doctor's and other ecommended remedies, but to no elief until I tried Nielson's Female Dure, which has completely restored ne to health and vigor, and pre icrved me from painful, and perhaps atul, surgical operation. Mrs. J. C. Hon kit am, Wright St. bet 2nd and 3rd, Wellington, N. C. Prof. Nielsen remedies are sold by f. E. Nicholas, Mrs. James H. Marsh, Conway; Mrs. Wm. Spivey, jidcon, S. c. This Two towm lots will bo sou^^Rjg taxes on next 8alesday. I Stops The Couuh And Works off The Cold. ( Laxative Hromo-Qu nine Tablets 1 cure a cold in ono day. No cure, no pay. Price 25cents* T W. Graham paid us a pleasant visit last Saturday. I I m To Cure A'Coltl In On? Day 1 Take Laxative lironio Quinine Tablets. All dru^ists refund the mon- 1 ey if it fails to cure. IS. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25c. Rev. 11. 0. Grainier was in town ^ last Saturday on Lis way to an ap- i poiutment. The Uest Prescription For Mnlntia Chills and lever is abottleof drove's Tasteless Clell Tonic. It is simply ir- ( on and quinine in a tasteless form.No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents, AsaGauseof the Hammond see ] tion was in town last Saturday. j mm ? mi You Know What You Are Taking When you take Grove s Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every hot t le showing that it is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, Much needed showers came last , Slllliliiu in tliiw ..... I ...... >f i 1 * ' ' ] m It is easy to temporarily chock a | eouph with l lie ordinary opiate cures tmt when it is to he eared, the root of the trouble ousted, one must have 1 Uamon's Knplish Couph Syrup, the 1 old reliable, .last think of it! A positive care for only 2a cents. ( Watch the county campaign ap t poiatments. i Mrs. S. 10. Ilammack, ol I lain mack, Ky., writes: "With pleasure 1 recommend Uamon's Liver Pills L and Tonic Pellets. I have used \ them myself for several years, and can testify as to their ellioioney in sick-headache and other troal?les pe miliar to oar sex." The entire treatment for only 2.??e. 'J1. (?. Landy of .lordanville paid as a pleasant, visii last week. Saves a Woman's Life. To have piuen up would have meant death for Mrs Louts Lrapp <,f Dorchester Mass Lor years she had ^ endured untold misery from severe iunp trouble and obstinate eouph. Often idle writes "I eoahl scarcely breathe and sometimes could not speak. All doctors and remedies fail ed lill I used Dr. Kinps New Discovery for consumption and was completely cured. Sufferers from couphs, colds, throat and lunp Iron hlc need this prand remedv for it never disappoints, cure is guaranteed by Dr. ft. Norton. I'riee F>()c and $1.01), Trial bottles free. y \ - , A. Ij. Hardee of Dulab was in t town last Tuesday. ?? ?? ? MO**?Dont Fall To Try (This. ^ Whenever a fair trial is given to _ ftlectrie Hitters for any trouble it io recommended, a permanent cure will surely be effected. It never fails to tone the stomoch regulate the kidneys and bowels, stimulate the liver, invsgoratc the nerves and purify thcblood. Its a wonderful tonic for run down systems. Elccirio Hitters positively cures Kidney and liv er troubles,Stomach disorders, Nor vousness, Sleepncseness, Rheuma tism, Neuralgia, and expels Malara, Satisfaction guaranteed byv Dr. 10. Norton. \ J. I). McNeill spent Sunday in the ^ vicinity of Socastce. ? I If a Man Lie to You, And say some other salve, oint- ? mcnt, lotion, oil or alleged healer is as good as Bucklcn's Arnica Salve, i tell him thirtv vears of marvelous cures of Piles, Burns, Boils, "Corns, Felons, Ulceus, cuts, Scalds, Bruise and skin diseases prove iis the best and cnepcst. 25c at Dr, E, Norton,s drug store. S. T. Sessions Is to the front at his old stand with one of tin? largest and most I' complete no of uenoral Mcr- J chandisc to be found in Horry County. n Ladies Dress. 7 In ladies dross, we have a complete line of the latest and newest styles. You may get a S dress for -40c. or for 15.00. Our counters arc piled with nice Woolen Ca&hmers, Zerphers, Standard Prints, P. I). Plaids, 1 1 4 Sheetings, &c., too numerous to mention. Shoes. i, tl Well, we always lead in this line and now we are able to give ( better bargains than ever, as j. we have them by the hundreds. H Thanking the country people for j their very liberal patronage, and asking you all to make my store your headquarters, , 1 am yours t? uly, S. T. SESSIONS. " 7 10 1002. J ars ary line. ;< me wall, 15oy Dixie^^^^H Eloes, Shovels, Pitch Porks, uiul evW >y Farmers, Carpenters ami Median FURNITURE. In Furniture we have Hed Room ledsteads, Chairs, straight and Roel SHOES, SHOES In Shoes our one consists of uiai o the newest dress Shoe. Men, Woni ['LOTH INO, we have a I.irjje stock of Hen's Youth's il it. very attractive prices. DHEKS HOODS, Our I>i \ (Soods Department is im icfore, and com prises all the newest Notions, Notions, ( Laces, Knibroideries ami all tin* h lies. we ciin moot ion only a few lines lint we have everything to be found nent Store We will add that we ai Hct'onnick Mowers, II \lso all 1 he dillerent parts extra for o buy one of these ina diines toharv as i n Farmers Warehou Gon W0' I will have my OPUNIMI SALE Sales every day i hereafter except I wish to say to the tobacco fan en ted this warehouse for the season, villi the business. I ainooin^ to run tody, and I will see that the farmers obaoeo. lirino me a load and try m Yours v? I Jsctxr Jb1. -17-1002. HEADQU i WESTERN AND ^TODDVILLE Ve net the pace and Hell the goods. ?ut the secret is with us. We purchase our goods at BARGA' DISCOUNTS, Call and examine our stock of SI ,nd GROCERIES. In fact, wo k iierchandise line. Come and learn the above facts by heir material benefit. Dusenbu TODDVILI Final Discharge. The undersigned its administrator of the Jstate of A. L. Pendergrass, will apply to Ion. W. E Ilardwlok, Probate Judge for lorry County, on Thursday, the 21st dav f Augustjnoxt, for a final discharge asaJdnistralor of said estate. II. II. Woodward. -24-02. 4t. Shoriff'e . w i a ? KJ ^ V? TATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA,) County of Horry. S Statu of Couth Carolina, vs. K?tutc of W. I). Dorter. (Sold lor'Iaxes.) I ?ill sell bofore the Court House door ii Conway. S. during legal sale hours lie following real e itato to wit; One certain trv.ct or parcel <>f land s'.tinte in Simpson Creek township, Horry bounty, Solitli Car Una, and containing I'iftyono (51) acres nitre or less, hounded s folio a*s; Kast by (leo Rhodes and Mill )reok ('anal, South by .1. J. Car e , YV est i)' Da* Is Porter, North by D. 1). Cox. A IX) Two lots in the town of Co;.way, known >n plat of said town as lots No's. HS and 111, bounded Fast by Kirn Street, West by V. M. K. l'aisoiP'ge, North by 5tji Avenue, it the suit of the Stu'o f. r taxes. 11. J. Sessions, Sheriff llorr) County. fuly 10th lOci'i. ies^H Suits, Kxtra Hurcau's kcrs for big folks and little folks^^^ ly [styles from the heaviest Urogan en and Children can got suited here. ml Hoys Clothing' )i'e attractive this season than ever Fabncks in Ladies Dress (loods. jalore. eautiful thing's that please the latluvt we cany, but will assure you in a modern and up-to-date Departro agents for the celebrated Uppers and Hinders. repair. You cannot do hotter than est vour oats and hay this season m ?i T obacco y, s. g. , ON JULY 23rd. Sunday. ners of Horry county that 1 have No one else has any tiling to do it myself, unconnected with any <^et the top of the market for their e. ?rv truly, CTioi'iitoii. ARTFRS URN HORRY. EMPORIUM.^ Others ure amazed at our success, INS, and allow our customers the IOES, PRY GOODS, CLOTHING, cep anything wanted in a general experience as others have done to ry & CO. ?E, S. C. SHOES. We have shoes of all styles and prices to close out at rock bottom price. We have Dry Goods, Notions, Roots, Shoes, Hats, caps, clothing and Groceries, at prices never before heard of. We have moved our stock of goods ?i.~ >' * ? .u/i.i nit- .uurreii nuuumg opposite tlio jail to the store on corner of Main Street and 4th Avenue, opposite Bank, whore we will be pleased to meet our friends and customers. Sessions & Son, Opposite the Bank i c Tickets good for 100 lbs. 00 Cents. " f>0 " 85 Cents, " " 25 " 20 Cents. Tickets for sale by B. T. Hyman, J. E. Nicholas and C. S. Causey. No ice sold for cash. W. If. HO.VKLL. Largest and uios^B lishmcnt Sout^^^ I Si Geo. S. Hacker 6c Sor^^ Manufacturers of? DOORS,SASH, RLINDS, MOULD I NO AND BUILDING JMATEUIAL. CHARLESTON, S/C. 544- 548 King Street. SPIVEY 6c COLLINS CO. Fire Insuranc ]Bicycles. D. A. SPIVKY, M W. COIJ.'NS President, Secretary Office In llnnk Mudding PiMiliil N ticu. DR. W. II. McCORD, SUKUEON DENTIST. Conway, - - S. C. W'SPIVKY I It) I MM NO. 3 sr a CC 5>' a w -j ^ o a> W m ? * % < ? CD" !* 1Q CD ^ r s MARKETS. Gkorqetowm. New-Virgin 2.25 Yellow dip .'. . 2.25 Scrape 1.50 Spirits turpentine 431 Rosin, common 1 10 Wilmington. Spirit* Turpentine steady. Machine barrels .44 country oal Rosin 110 Tar (lrm at #1.50 Crude Turpentine. ? Hard #1.40 I Dio #2.50: Virgin #2. ' COTTON Ordinary C 3-8 cts^ lb Good Ordinary. .. .7} 44 44 Low Middling 8 3 8 " 44 Middling 8} 44 Good Middling 9 1-16 44 Corn 82(^82 Hams 13(3 If Shoulders 10(312 Chickens 20 to 30 Turkeys per lb (live) Eggs 15 Cow Peas ? o. per bush Peanuts The 44 44 THE BEST ** what tin* IVopt'e * buy the most of. That's Why Hood's Sursapurilla has t)K twle OF ALL MEDICINES.