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" 1 " " 1 I I | The Horry Herald. v I* ^ THUSDAY JAN. 1st. 1903 j ? . I MXTTBRS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. This is New Years Day. So ml us your Job Printing. A. E. Goldfinch visited Bayboro last week. Look at Spivey's Christmas window. J. G Stanley spent last Thursday in Conway. W. J. Stanley of Little River was here last Tuesday. 20 pounds of granulated sugar for $1.00 at A. P. Johnson's. S. A Smith of Georgetown spent Christmas in Conway. Prof. W. H. Evans was in town several days this week Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Creocy spent the holidays in Georgetown. r. and Mrs. G B. Jenkins spcr t the holidays at Fair BlutT. B. J. Sessions went to Warn pee on business one day last week. Spivey's Christmas goods arc now open and the\ are dandies too. 1). A. Collins of Pino Park, Ga., was in Conway on last Monday. The Burroughs Graded School opened again on last YVednesdsv Nice visiting cards and wedding invitations at the Herald ofiiee. J. H. Voreen of Little Uiver was in town last Tuesday and Wednos day. Weave in need here of a large town hall for use on public occasions Alex. Frazier left last Monday for Macon, Ga.. where he has accepted a position. The Hkuai.d wishes .all of its readers a happy anil prosperous new year. A. Hell and W II. Hell of Hayboro were in town on business the first of the week. Genuine buck skin over shirts worth 50c, only 25 cents at (1 C. Stanley's branch store. M. \V. Collins returned last Monday from Hennettsville where he. spent the holidays. Clarence Norton arrived home J j from Cleimon College last, week to ' spend the holidays. G. C Stanley, a rising young M merchant of the Wort ham's section 1 was in town last Tuesday. ! The new stores just added to the j Conwav Bargain Mouse are about || finished. For good chewing tobacco call at ] A. 1'. Johnson's or .) S. Vaught's ! for Taylor Bros's "Black Maria " A. W. Jenkins St Son have ordered a carload of horses and mules I which will arrive next Friday. \ social party for the young people was given last Friday' evening at the residence of J. N. Martin. i W. K. West, a thriving youngj farmer of Socastee township, was in town one day the first of the week. Miss S. Skipper left yesterday for Beaufort where she lias accepted a position in a millinery store, j Chas. U. Scarborough who is at- ( tending the South Carolina College, ; came home to spend the holidays. The Rev. John Manning has ar- | rived and commenced his work on ( the Conv\ay and Cool Spring cir- , cult. i Conway Bargain House was closed part of the day yesterday for the purpos of taking an inventory of the stock. The old mill on the corner of the Lewis lot opposite the Horry Tobacco Warehouse was being torn down last Monday. W. M, Hudson, representing the r^^^Ecjuitable Life Assurance Company, I y has been visiting his sister, Mrs. I. * A. Speights. G. C. Stanley sells goods so low down that his customers nearly loose their breath when they hear the prices For line chewing tobacco call for Taylor Bros's "Red Eye" at Conway Bargain House or at L. II. Hurroughs's. News reached here from Florida D few days ago of the death of I). B. Williamson who went from here to p that -State about one year ago. It is said that VV. H. Howell will establish a market in one of the new ?tores just now being completed t ear Conway Bargain House. The Kingston Hotel has changed ^ hands with the advent of the new year It instated that 15. B. Mc White will be its now proprietor. k II. M. GolT of Loris was in town yesterday. There was a Christmas tree at the | llurrougns Graded School on ChristI mas night and those who attended say that it was a complete success. John Hardee left the first of the week to accept a position with the Eddy Lake Cypress Co., in Sumter county. His many friends wish him much success in his new lield. We will have in next Friday a car load of horses aud mules, as line stock as the market i(lords. Call early and get the pick. \. W, Jenkins A: Son. 1 ComplaiV have readied us lately in regard to the delivery of the Hr.it al.i) by the mail carriers. We ask them to be careful and sec that the 1 right papers are left at the right 1 boxes. At a meeting of the stoek holders of Ctn.vay Iron Works held last Friday night, I). A. Spivey was e Iccteil president, J. N. Martin viee ' president, J C Spivey secretary ( and treasurer, and J L Dozier ' manager. J A ^handsome new cottage is til i most completed on the nroimrtv of i the lion. .1. A. Mi'Dermoit on Main i Street near the school building. When completed it will be occupied by the Rev. C. IC. Robertson and family. W W. Skipper of the Little River section is a remark ably good walker for one of his age. He walked from Little River here last Friday on his way to vist his father at Ohoppce, S. C. Lie is (?7 years of ' age and his father has reached the ' age of 11(?. His father served in the ' war of 1812. i (,)n Wednesday evening of last week, there was an entertainment 1 at Sandy Plains school house near i Lalivauts Ferry. Mite boxes which ; had been distributed in the interest 1 of Foreign Missions were opened I and found to contain the sum of 1 $.'10.07. 1 i The postolllcc has been moved in \ to the front of one of the brick stores of Collins & Marsh and is now more conveniently arranged than ever before in its history. | Those who use the lock boxes may now get their mail at any hour of the night whether the postmaster is in or not. K. A. Perry of the Columbus j Telephone Company was in town last Friday and Saturday in the interest of a telephone system for Conway. A meeting was Isold on ; Friday evening. Some plans were .1: i i - - 1 msi'ussi'u aim suoseri prions 10 um ( stock" promised. lie will be ImcU in ^ a short time, and a meeting held, | the date of which will be told later. ( A Frenchman, whose name we ' did not learn was imtown last week claiming to be the Captain of the ' "Alerte ', one of the vessels that ] was wrecked in the disaster at Mar , Unique. .He carried a petition asking help to enable him and one member of his family to reach their native land. The contributions re corded on tin' paper were none of j tliein very large. Oliver Fioyd of the Nichols section was in town last Tuesday, and ' presented us with a bunch of four 1 radishes, the finest we have seen of tne old year. Mr. Floyd is a pro 1 gressive young farmer and makes a ' specialty of raising line truck and 1 line stock. He is ?a raiser of the ^ Berkshire and Poland China breeds ' of hogs, and has quite a number of 1 irdcrs ahead for pigs the coining year. I ( VVantkd: One thousand cords of good pine wood delivered anywhere bet ween Con way and Hot IllulV on the Waecamaw Kiver. For purlieu t lars applv to II P.'Little. Conway, S. C. . lit. Foil Sai.K.? 1 will sell a 30 hoi so ' power boiler and engine with saw- ' mill attached, in first class fix for ' ?250 00. Address, W. ,1. Hickman, > Loris, S. C. 3t. ( < Foil Sai.k. ? My house and farm near the Galley store. Price and terms reasonable. .1. G. Spivey. t To the Public, 1 I have had an offer of considerable capital from outside the State to aid in enstablishing a new bank in the town of Con way to be called j "Hank of Horry." I have undertaken to raise some money here and organize the proposed bank with a capital stock of Twenty five Thou- ' Band Dollars with the understanding that if it succeeds the capital will be Increased to #50.000. We expect to organize on Janu ( avy 3rd, 1003. We have secured a j site on Main Street, have arranged to begin at once tho erection of a J handsomu brick building for the ( bank, to bo ready for occupancy by , March 1st next, at which time we ^ propose to be ready to open our doors for business. Realizing that ( the prosperity of the country de ponds upon the success of the farm ' ers, we expect to seek the patronage of that class, and, with the capital at our command, try to help the . class that needs help It isnot our purpose to antago- ' tll/P OV Kf I IHf incf I I 111 lone /?? l?o 1?I?_ I - ft '"OV. VM 1/IU.IO, " W.r l?" I generous rivalry cripple any similar ; enterprise. There is room for all, and we will endeavor to do a legitimate business and win the confidence of the people by fair dealing. Those who have sought my co op oration expect- me to act as L'resi dent and Attorney of the bank when organized, and I will esteem it a privilege to serve the people, of llorrv in the management of the batik Respectfully, Rout. JR. ScAiiiu)rtooon Ono Minute Cough Cure For Coughs, Colds and Croup. " 11 1 * * - ? J. - 1 This and That. * R. 15. Singleton of Stalvey was , iii town .nst Tuesday. 1 Domestic Troubles. ? It is exceptional to find a family r where there are no domestic rup ( tares occasionally, but these can s be lessened by having Dr. Kind's ' New Life Dills around. inch trou ble they save t>v llieii jjrent work s. in stomach and Liver troubles. They not only relieve you, but cure, ( - V. at Dr. L Norton's Dru</ store. C. O. Watts left yesterday ft?r " leoroetown to take charge of his j tobacco farm. f ( i Wondertul Nerve. o Is displayed by many a man endu- s I'invf pains of accidental Cuts, | Wounds, Cruises, Hums, Scalds, t? Sore feet or st ilT joints. Hut there's I 10 need for it. Hunk Ion's Arnica 0 Salve will kill the pain and euro the trouble. It 's the best salve onearth V 'or Piles too. 2f>c, at Dr. E. Nor ( ton, Druooist. 1 There was a Christinas trcco last ! week at Union ehureh near Todd ? rille. I c m ? ? pi ? ? Tried to Conceal It. 1 It's the old story of ''murder will I ?ut" only in this ease there's no x rime A woman feels run down, ' lias backache or dyspepsia and *' thinks it's nothing and tries to hide f it until she finally breaks down. Don't deceive yourself. Take Electric Hitters at once. It has a rep- I Litafion for curing Stomach, Liver I ind Kidney troubles and will revivi- ; "v your whole system. The worst 'onus of those maladies will quick- ^ V yield to the curative power of Electric Hitters. Only bOe, and < ?r arunteed by Dr. E Norton, Drue ?ist. Mrs l'j. A. U. Martin of Haskell iaid this olllce a pleasant rail last Tuesday. I A Marvelous Invention. Wonders never cease. A machine ias been invented that will cut, Miste and h.injj wall paper. The ield of inventions and discoveries ioeins to 1)0 unlimited. Notable iiiKiuif jjreat discoveries is Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Consuinp- i ion ll has done a world of #ood 'or weak lunj^s and saved many a J ife Thousands have used it and 1 mnquered < I rip, Bronchitis, Dncunonia ami Consumption. Their tfen- ; ;ral verdict is: "It's -he best and nost reliable medicine f >r throat ind luno t roubles. Lvery 50c and '<\ U0 bottle i> guaranteed by Dr. 10. Norton. Druooist. Trial bottles free. T. S. Lee of Thompson, S ('., was i n ('on w ay last .Monday. Dots of people who sutler from onstip lion or biliousness know hey need a medicine but refrain, Ireadino the common irripinjjf. pur/fue-. sii'kenino si:nsations of tlie orlinary remedies. Now we are pre)ared to supply a treatment that is ;oid of these unpleasant effects?a nodern, mild, pleasant, thorough einedy Ibimoi s Liver Dills and Lube Delicts Two medicines, com- i detc einv "5 cents. Samples free | or i in* asuing. ?? \V. I?. Mux of Toddvillo was in (iwn last Tuesday. People who use 'Miver pills" ought o try the well Known I'amon's Liv r Pills'and Tonic Pellets. No landfill for a dose? no constant, do I iing no debilitating, weakening dVeet. They are far superior to the irdinary pill. Pox of 25 do^cs 2f>c. We had the coldest weather of he old year last week. litres Blood, Skin Troubles, Cancer, Blood Poison. (Ireatest Blood Pu/lfier f ree. If your blood is impure, thin, dis ased. hot or full Of humors, if you rave blood poison, cancer, carbun;les, rating sores, scrofula, eczema telling, risings and lumps, scabby, limply skin, bono pains, catarrh, dicumatism, or any blood or skin dis'use. take botanic. Blood Halm (H. ? H ) according to directions. Soor 11 sores heal, aches and pains stop, } In; blood is made pure and rich, i caving the skin free from every eruption, and giving the rich glow j )f perfect health to the skin. At ^ he same time, B. B B. improves ? ,ho digestion, euros dyspepsia, 'j strengthens weak kidneys. Just the ( ncdicine for old people, as it gives j ihem new, vigorous blood. Drug- j ^its. :j'l per large bottle, with di- ^ reetions for home cure- Satnple free y ind prepaid by wiiting Blood Balm ^ 3o., Atlanta, (*a. Describe troubio ind special free medical advice also stmt in sealed letter. B. B. B. is especially advised for chronic, deepseated cases of impure blood and skin disease, and cures after all else fails. j H, P. Little, , Itrick Works. ! Building br.ck always on hand. . Send orders to II. 1*. Little at Con- ' way, (Jcorgbtown t>r Toddvillo. Home OfTVo: Conway, S. C. - "I " I 'i i " i Foreclosure Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Horry County. Under and by virtue of the power and iu horlty vested in F. G. Burroughs and II. G. Collins, late copartners as Rur oughs A Coll'ns, and their assignees by fili/.a .lane Spivey In and by her certain 11 ortgage dated Jan. 21st 1882, executed md delivered to said Burroughs & Collins ecorded i'i tlie Clerk's olUce of Horry bounty in Volume I, pages 820 to 628. aid mortgage having been given to secure lie payment of one hundred and ten ($110) lollars, payable January 21st 1885, and aid ICli/.a Jane Splvey having on the OFlay of January 1902, in writing, endorsed ipon said mortgage and recorded in Merk's olllee, Horry County, acktiowldged that there was at that date due and oving by her to Burroughs & Collins Co., ssignee of said Mortgagee, on her said Kind and mortgage, the undersigned, lurroughs& Collins Co., assignee an aore aid, will offer for sale, before the 'ourt House door at Conway, 8. C\. withit legal sale hours,on Monday the 5th day d January 190:1. That certain parcel and tract of land ituate in Dog lilulT Township, County of lorry, State a foresaid,lying on Brunson Iwamp, and North-east side of Little Fee >00 River, containing forty (40) acres more ir less, bounded as follows: Beginning at a hickory corner near the idgo of Pine Log Branch; thence In a Vcsterly course to Mark Reynolds' line, hence the said Roj nolds line North to a ightwood corner on Turners line; thence aid Turner's line to Mulberry corner; hence said line to the Dog Bluft road South east about 50 yards; thence across aid road to a light Wood corner on John )1 tilery's line; thence a Southwardly nurse to the beginning. The above tract of land was conveyed o ICii/.a Jane Spivoy, the mortgagor, by tVm. Henry Roberts and Delilah Roberts >y deed of date, October 11th, A. D. l^Sl vhich deed is of record In Clerk's office, lorry County, in Book ,4\V" pages 170 ind 471. Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser to pay or idl necessary papers. Burroughs & Collins Co. Assignee of Mortgagee, tobt. 11. Scarborough, )ec. 1st 1002. AN OLD ADAGE ravc ^ A light purse Is a heavy curse" Sickness makes a light purse. The LIVER is the seat of nine tenths of nil disease. Tint's Pills go to the root of the whole mat' tcr, thoroughly, quickly safely and restore the action of the LIVER to normal condition. }ive tone to the system and solid flesh to the body. lake No Substitute. ??=v I We Print LETT E It 11 ft A 1)S, HI 1.1. 11 E ADS. STATEMENTS, ENVELOPES, n fact any and all kinds of Printing. What is It? Tt gives case to the tired and est the weary hones while slecpng. The celebrated BUTLER SPRING RED sone of the best. It docs not roll rou to the middle but holds one in i natural position all the time. These springs are manufactured in Jon way, S. C , and s guaranteed o give satisfaction. I have them on land all the tlio timo Call and seo nid try one. It will not cost yon inything, if yon are not pleased vith it. J. W. BLOUNT. Notice Opening Books of Subscription, Notice is hereby given, that by nrtue of a commission issued to diem by Hon. M. R. Cooper, Sccreary of State, constituting them a loard of corporators, the undersigned will on Saturday, Jan. 3rd, 1903, it 9 o'clock a m., at the office of R. 11 Scarborough, Conway, S. C., ipen books of subscription to the capital stock of Hank of Horry. Rout. B. SoARnoRbuon, VV. A. Freeman. Hoard Corporators. Dec. 30th, 1902. Your Tim 0\ And no man hub any light to ask you when you get money or profitable bus this ground we ask you to give us fiv< We are in the Mercantile businesi tion. The more satisfaction we givo i It will really pay you to find out our merchandise. Wo buy good thin That's 11 You aiealways sure to buy whero you That's Bui Satisfaction has two ends to it.?The is not complete if you pay too much when you pay a little for a poor qtialit much, but more so to pay too little. Little Prices and rigli doing business on a big and economics it. Our Business has Reas First of all because we give peopl they have a right to expect. If the) the letter, we refund their money, ta good will. If possible we want you to realiz ing to get the very best quality that tl So far as you are concerned then BURROUGHS & Our promises and our policies are the along,and to all people alike, regardle religion, or political bias. We promise to give the best thai time. We promise the biggest variety t< right here. This will give yon an idea of the All Kinds of Groceries. All Kinds of Furniture. All Kinds of Notions. All Kinds of Hats. All Kindsof Clothing. I toad V'arts, and McCormick Mowing \i- I T i . r.. . > Harness. in mot iiuyining ^ and ^i't it. You 18 iii 160 lifis i but. Boots and Shoes. Wo luivc our stock of Hoots and Shoes complete in every respeat. Wo call special attention to our calf skin boots. Our lace and Rubber Roots are of the best material. Sportsman's Roots and Shoes a very nice line. Ladies Dress Goods. We have a very largo assortment from t lie cheapest to the highest. We have some very heavy woolens, a few pieces of genuine Sharks Skin, Navy blue and black Serges, they are very nice. Clothing. We have a very largo line of Men's. Youths' ank Hovs Clothing. We also have a few line Suits which we will sell at a bargain. Prints by the thousands. Ladies Walking Jackets a very nice line. Yours truly, S. T. SESSIONS. I IS YELLOW POISON in your blood ? Physicians call it notarial derm. It can be seen changing red blood yellow under microscope. It works day and , night. First, it turns yourcom- j plexion yellow. Chilly, aching sensations creep down your backbone. You feel weak and worthless. ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC will stop the trouble now. It g enters the blood at once and I drives out the yellow poison. I If neglected and when Chills, I Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen K eral break-down come later on, S Roberts' Tonic will cure you then?but why wait V Prevent R future sickness. I he manufsc- ^ Iiurcra kiiow an nnoui mis yei- r? low poison and have perfected r Roberts' Ionic to drive it out, k nourish your system, restore B appetite, purify the Mood, pre- K vent and cure Chills, i-evers ai d g Malaria. It !i?.? curd thou$? $ ands?It will euro you, or your | money back. 1 hir. i fa'* y R It. Price, 23 c.. t.. C to write for our confidential letter before ap I plying for patent; it may b? worth money I We promptly obtain U. H. and Foreign PATENTS tM AorrFeyV ^mid model, or photo and wo aend an IMMEDIATE , FREE report on patentability. vVe giv?the beat legal service and advice, and ou? obargoa are moderate. Try us. SWIFT & CO., Pmtent lawyoFs, Opp. U.S. Pattnt Offloe,Washington, O.t f ??ia??ay? ?i?^ ie is Your vn to throw it away. Time is money inees facts in exchango for it. On ? short minutes. 3 to make money and to give satisfuctho inoro money we will make, something about our methods and gs because they sell best. iusincss, seo you can get the most satisfaction. ?>??<? Alen quality end and the price end. It for a good thing, nor is it complete v. It is always foolish to pay too t> ltilOS ftro tlie p )in ts vl scale. That is our way of doing Grown for Hany ons. e exactly what they want, and wha r don't think we have dono this to ke hack the goods, and rotam their e when you trade with us you are gohe Mills and Factories can produce. ? is not a bit of risk in buying from i : COLLINS CO. same today, yesterday, aud right ss of age, color, size, sex, nationality, t money can buy anywhere at any 3 solcct from, because we have it variety of things we sell. All Kinds of Hardware. .All Kinds of Dress Goods. All Kinds of Shoes. All Kinds of Hosiery. All Kinds of Farming Utensils Machines and Bakes, Buggies and p?>u may want, call at the "Gully" Very Truly, jb am. AN INVITATION Christinas coyies as yon know, Once and only once each year; Would you be satisfied to know That your child had not it's share? If you realize that this is true. You'll make preparations to pleas; Buy thorn toys and other things too As well us things on which to feed. Spivey's flour your cakes to bake Spivey's sugar your cakes to sweet Spivey's baking powder it'll take, To make them ready to be eat. liaisins, currants, citron and spices, Are sold by us at prices to please As well us all other things nice, We handle t he finest butter and ,cheese. Bacon, coffee, flour, sugar and rice, All of these things we do sell; b ruits of all -kinds fresh and nice, Which have a delicious taste and smell. Our grocery department is almost complete Our furniture is always up-to-date Our dry goods department is hard to beat, Wo ask that yon a call, don't wait too late. Spivey Mercantile Co J. C. SPIVEY, MN'un. . -jw I MARKETS. Georgetown. New Virgin 2.75 Yellow dip 2.75 Scrape I. GO Spirits turpentine 50 Rosin, common 1 30 Wilmington. Spirits Turpentine steady. Machine barrels 52 country oal Rosin 1.35 Tar firm at $1.G0 Crude Turpentine.?Hard $1.75 Dip $3.00; Virgin $ liU'iTUn. Ordinary 5| cts^ lb GoodlOrdinary. . . .74 4 14 Low Middling 7} \ 44 Middling 8& 44 Good Middling 8 15-16 44 Corn 65(467 Hams 15(416 Shoulders 10(412 Chickens 30 to 35 Turkeys per lb (live) Kggsr 22 Cow Peas ?c. per bush Peanuts 70c 4 4 4 4 When Baby *u ?Ick, we gave her Castoria. When site was a Child, ah# cried for Castoria. Wh?n Hhe became Mlaa, ehe clung to Caatoria, When she bad Children, she gave them Caatoria, Largest and most complete* eatftb lishmcnt South.??~ 3 Geo. S. Hacker 6c Soti? ^ ? - V- iiJ Manufacturers oft r ) DOORS,SASH, HLINDS, MOULD* IXf! AVh nrrrr nivn - ik/.^ 1/ HVJ I lil/liiu JM ATE RIAL. CHARLESTON, S/.C. 544- 548 King Street. SPIVBY 6c OLLINS CO. , Fire Insuranc Bicycles. I D. A. SPIVKY, M. w. COLMHt Presldont, Secretary Office In llnnk Hulldlng Denial Notice. DR. W. B. McCORD, SURGEON DENTIST. Conway, - - S. C 8F*SPIVEV HITIIjDIN'O. I A V HEADQUARTERS ? P or FKESH FAMILY 6R0CERIES I keep on hand a fresh lino of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which I ask you to inspect. FLOUR, 11 AGON, MKAL; GUITS RICE, SUGAR, COFFEE, ANNKI) GOODS OF ALL KINDS, Pickles, Sauces, and other things that is generally kept in a firstclass Grocery Store. Nice Candies and Cakes, Cool Drinks, and lee Cream. Give me your order. 11. T. H V M AN, ill IIWB MACHINE AND REPAIP shops. BOILER WORK. LIGHT ANL HEAVY SMITH WORK OP ALL KIND. Wc keep a full line of steam fi tin^s, Injectors, valves, packing Oi. waste etc Also carriage and wa^oi hardware and material. Paint?. 11. \ ; ii s etc. we solicit your patronage. 1111 You can tfet your Photos at Casque's any day. You can hav enlartfin# of any kind done. Give me a trial. Ii. K. CASQUE. Tonsorial Parlor. We keep sharp Razors, Clean Towels, and give you up-to-date service, Shampoo i n g a Sped a lily Razors Honed on Short Notice. JO HNS ON \% J 0 HNSO N, Barbers Your Liver Is it acting well? Bowels regular? Digestion good? If not, remember Ayer's Pills. Want your moustache or heard a beautiful brown or rich black ? Use Buckingham's Dye SOcta.of druggiatior R. P. Halite Co., NaiKua,N.H n1^1 asSir* Early Risers The famous little pills.