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% The Horry Herald. rHUSDAY JAN. JBth. 1003 . 1 Lov i pa ira ran MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHER- *9 WISE. Furniture at Spivey's Send us your Job Printing. Last Monday was legal Salesday* There were heavy rains last Friday. ^ y I Bran, corn, oats, otv . at Spivey's A. L. Hardee of Dulah was on our streets last Monday. W. L Bellamy of Wampee was in town the tirst of the week. I). F. McGougan of Green Sea was in town last Monday. The Hon Jeremiah Mishoe was in the city last Monday. 20 pounds of granulated sugar for $1.00 at A. P.Johnson's. Read the advertisement of J. VV. Blount in this issue. Supervisor J. L. Boyd was in town most of the past week. T. T? Flliott of Burcol was in O/M-.m.ni ,,11 IlilciliACC l'.ltl luonl/ VUli ?* UJ V/ I V/MOI 1 ?" V " J. B. Smith of Whitevillc, N. C., was hero several days lastj^flj^rr: Miss Mabel Norii>?r''tTtCPiaitifTfl'oo" to the Columbia Fomst^Qollege. x Mrs. II. Barnes of Fair Bluff has been visiting Mrs J. A. Me.Dcrmott. The Hon. Robt. B. Scarborough left for Washington last Tuesday afternoon. Dr. It. G. Sloan and ltobt. Liv ingstone of Little River were in the city last Monday. John Vereen and Beaj. H. Justice of Little ltiver were in town last Saturday. r~r G. C. Stanley is doing the busi-??(? uess. Call and C if he isn't at either store. The work has commenced on the erection of the Peoples Tobacco Warehouse. The Rev. J. W. Todd of Daisy was at the county seat on business one day last week. I. L. Cannon of the Joppa section has been elected dispenser at the Round Swamp dispensary. The Hal. L Buck Company opened up last week in one of the stores of the Spivey building. For tobacco seed call at Conway Bargain House and at the store of the Hal. L. Buck Co. The Jenkins land in Do# Bluff township was sold at public sale last Monday to B. C. Jenkins. Miss Violet Officer left last Sat urday for Columbia where she is a student at the Presbyterian College. For good chewing tobacco call at A. P. Johnson's or J. S. Vaught's for Taylor Bros's "Black Maria " Miss Elizabeth McDermott. has moved to Conway residing with her brother, the Hon. J A. McDermott. Brogan shoes 95 cents per pair. A nice Sunday Shoe for ladies worth $1.50, only 98 cents per pair at G. C. Stanley's. The old fences which inclosed the Beatv property on Main Street have been torn down and will be replaced by new material. 1902 is past and gone during which time Spiyey did lead. 1903 now conies along and finds Spivcy ^?-^^^11 in the lead. Mrs. Rua.ih of Illinois passed through town last-Friday on her way to visit her sister, Mrs. B. A, Elkes. ? S. M* Tompkins has accepted a position with the Hal. L. Buck , Company whero he will be glad to wait on his many friends. * Mrs C. E. Haselden passed through town last Friday on her way home from a visit to her nar ents at Toddville. If your business is lagging try an "ad" in the Herat,ft. It is the best way in the world to reach the people of Horry County. #* H| (feftkins returned last week froir. ftftyuded visit to Atlanta and other and brought in a car load of tWHBl and mules. Clarence Norton and Chas. R. Scarborough left last Friday, the one for Clernso 1 college, the other for the South Carolina college. For fine chewing tobacco call for \Jt.. Taylor Bros's "Bed Eye" at Con? way Bargain House or at L, II. Burroughs's. A change appears this week in the large advertisement of the Burroughs A Coilins Co. They keep the best, brands of fertilizers and a complete line of almost everything Joseph Todd ^ill be at the court house every Saturday fur the purpose of attending to pension claims. Read the large advertisement of Conway Bargain House, always to the front with up to date goods. In our last issue, in speaking of the age of Allen Skipper, a veteran of the war of 1812, we unintention ally stated that hi> age was lid. v We have since been informed that t his true age is 108. 0 > II. A. Gurganus left last week for b Memphis, Tenn.. where he will take ii a business course. Ho has been the '1 faithful assistant in our postolliee 2 here for several years and he deserves suceess in his chosen calling. jpT^th^'man wlLh 1 I h rtments, claimed to bo woiking tit's restaurant. McKlnley ah ibled. Kaeh of the men has a ( ad" name known to members <>i II profession over eo.untry. Howard < Known as 1 )uleliy aiul l)ugan .is MQR, ;>f t, ... ? vi'l, E \ The Hon. J. A McDerinott, Statcj Senator, the Hon. Jeremiah Smith and I). 1). Harrclson, our members ' of the House of Representatives, . will leave the first of next week for Columbia. The Legislature eon venes on next Tuesday. Wateh the paper next week for the large advertisement of the llal x L. Huck company. They have opened up in one of the stores of the Spivcy Huilding which they will occupy till their own building can lie com pie ted. Give Ihemneall. Store buildings are no sooner \ erected in Conway than they are | rented or sold. One of the new t stores >n the corner near Conway \ Hargain House has already been | sold I?y that firm to .1 E Nicholas, \ who will move his stock of general t merchandise into it as soon as it is completed. f f At a recent meeting of Live Oak Camo, No. 121, Woodmen of the ' World, the following oflicers were ' elected: S T. Sessions, Consul JCommander; II. 11. Woodward, ^ Clerk; L. M. Ludlam Hanker; S. A. Causey, Advisor Lieut.; I) I), liar relson, Escori; W. E. Porter, Waichman* nml 1 N \f.i??tSti Wantkd:?One thousand cords of gpod pine wood delivered anywhere {jet ween Con way and Pot BlulT on the Waeeamaw River. For particulars apply to II. P. Little, Conway, ' S. C. lit. | I For Sai.k.?I will soil a 30 horse " power boiler and engine with saw- | mill attached, in first-class fix for . $250.00. Address, W.J. Hickman, f Loris, S. C. 3t. J C. J. Rogers of Whitcvillc, rep- 1 resenting the Electrical Appliance 1 Co., of Burlington, Kan., was in ( town yesterday accompanied^ by 1 Luke Watts of Croon Sea, whqfijmas 1 consented to act as the represent ative of the companv in this county. Mr. Watts will lie pleased to show the electrical goods which arc endorsed by leading physicians c ver}' where. I The Rev. J. E. Carlisle, the new pastor of the Methodist church, arrived last week and occupied his pulpit last Sunday. When he arrived at the parsonage last Friday he 1 found about twenty of the members 1 present to welcome hi in to his new \ homo. The ladies liad raised mon 1 y with which to purchase now rugs, ( ho house had boon thoroughly re- I aired, and while i t was a dark day 1 utside, it was cheerful within. 1 i Conwny Pharmacy. , In this issue appears the notice of ' opening books of subscription to the capital stock of Conway Pharmacy, which will be engaged in the , drug business with a capitai stock ' of $2000.00. It will occupy one of the stores in the new bank building as soon as it complete, about next March. Chas. J. Epps, a licensed druggist of Columbia has been on- * gaged and he will also have stock in the company. Dr. J. S. Duscnbury ' and Hal. L. Buck are the corpora- ( tors of this new enterprise. Bank of Horry Fairly Launched. The capital stock of $25000.00 of ( the Hank of Horry was subscribed last Saturday at the office of Uobt. B. Scarborough. There were appli- ( cations for stock to the amount of $0000.00 over and above the amount wanted. A meeting of the stock holders was held and the bank or ganized by the election of the fol lowing officers: president, Robt. 13. Scarborough; vice-president, Hal. L. Buck; cashier. Will A Fretman; directors, Robt. 13. Scarborough, Hal L. Buck, George J. Ilolliday, W. U. Lewis W. A. Johnson. and Will A. Freeman. I The way in which the stock was applied for, shows that the enter- < prise and its management has awa- ' kened entire confidence. < The bank will be ready for busi < ness by March 2, and will occupy 1 a now brick building on Main street. H. P. Little has the contract for ' the building. i i I I Notice, Opening Books of j Subscription. Notice is hereby <jiven, that in ; pursuance of authority in them ves- J ted by lion. M. It. Cooper, Secretary ' of State. by commission creating \ them a board of corporators, the undersigned w ill on Saturday, Jan. 10th inst. at the office of J. S. I)u sen bury, Conway, S. 0., open books of subscription to the capital stock , of Conway Pharmacy i J. S. Dusenbury, Hal L Puck. Corporators You Know What You are Taking, When you tske (trove's Tasteless (thill Tonic because the formula is pi tlnly ' printed on every tiottlo shoving that it is Imply Inn an ! Q'ibitna In a tastdosa orm, No Oura, No Pay. 50c. This and That. Domestic Troubles. It is exceptional to find a family inhere there are no domestic rup ures occasionally, but these can e lessened by having Dr. Kind's Cew Life Iritis around. Much trou le they save by their oreat work 11 stomach and Liver troubles, 'hey not only relieve you, but cure, 5c. at Dr. 10 Norton's Drue store. O. 10. t'owell of Loris was here ist Monday. YVondertuI Nerve, Is displayed by many a man enduing pains of accidental Cuts, Vounds, Cruises, Burns, Scalds, >ore feet or still jeiris. Cut there's 10 need for it. Hucklen's Arnica >alve will kill the pain and cure the rouble. It's the best salve on earth or Piles loo. 2~>c, at Dr. E. Nor on, Druggist. E.J. Prince of the Doris section vas in town the first of the week. Tried.to Conceal It. It's the old story of ''murder will >ut" only in this case there's no rime A woman feels run down. ias backache or dyspepsia and hinks it's nothing and tries to hide t until she finally breaks down. )on'V deceive yourself. Take Elecric Hitters at once. It has a rep lta'inn for curing Stomach, Diver itul Kidney troubles and will revivi v your whole system. The worst onus of those maladies ill quick v yield to the curative power of Sleetrie Hitters. Duly side, and f aranteed by Dr. E Norton, Drug jist. i i r n a _ ? ? ? * j. ii nu'vcnsoi nisco was in Uic ity last Friday. A Marvelous Invention. Wonders never cease. A machine ms been invented that* will cut, niste and hang wall paper. The ield of inventions and discoveries icems to be unlimited. Notable imong great discoveries is Dr. sing's New Discovery for Consumption. It has done a world of good or weak lungs and saved many a ifc. Thousands have used it and :onquered Crip, llronehitis, Pncunonia and Consumption. Their general verdict is: "It 's the best and nost reliable medicine far throat uid lung troubles. 10very 50c and M.00 bottle is guaranteed by Dr. W. Norton, Druggist. Trial bottles "roe. L. N. Moore has moved to Moultrie, Gx Lots of people who suffer from onstipation or biliousness know hey need a medicine but refrain, .1 reading the common trrininir. ourtr ng, sickening sensations of the or linary remedies. Now wo are prepared to supply a treatment that is v'oid of these unpleasant cfTects?a modern, mild, pleasant, thorough remedy?Ramon's Liver Pills and Fonic Pellets. Two medicines, complete cure, 25 cents. Samples free 'or the asking. E. P. Pitman was in town last Monday on business People who use'"'liver pills"ought to try the well known Ramon's Livjr Pills and Tonic Pellets. No landfill for a dose- no constant doling?no debilitating, weakening ;lloct. They are far superior to the ordinary pill. Box of 25 doLes 25c. J. M. Prince of Loris was in town m salesday. J tiros Blood, Skin Troubles, Cancer, Blood Poison. Greatest Blood Purifier Free. If your blood is impure, thin, dis;ascd. hot or full of humors, if you lave blood poison, cancer, carbunjles, eating sores, scrofula, eczema telling, risings and lumps, scabby. jimpl.v skin, bone ]>ains, catarrh, 'hcumalism, or any blood or skin disease. take botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B ) according to directions. Soor 11 sores heal, aches and pains stop, the blood is made pure and rich, caving the skin free from every iruption, and /giving the rich ^low if perfect health to the skin. At the same time, B. B. !>. improves the digestion, cures dyspepsia, jtren^thens weak kidneys. Just the medicine for old people, as it tfives Lhein new, vigorous blood. Drujfufists, ?1 per lar^e bottle, with di reetions for home cure Sample free ind prepaid b> wiitino Blood Balm Do., Atlanta, (la. Describe trouble md special free medical advice also iout iu sealed letter. B. B. B. is especially advised for chronic, deep seated cases of impure blood and skin disease, and cures after all else fails. Horace Johns >n. an industrious olored farmer of Zoan, called and renewed his subscription this week. To Cure a Cold In One Day. ''nke bnxntive Promo Quinine Tablets. AH druggists refund the money if it. fails o care. K. drove's signature is on aitch box. 2"5c. MARRIED. At the residence of Mr. Daniel Suggs, the bride's father, on Jan. 1st, 15>03, Miss L. O. Suggs to Mr. L. S. A1 ford Jr., Rev. H. I). Grainger performing the ceremony. The attendants were, Miss S. E. Bryant with J. M. Bell, Miss I). P. Alford with I). M. Suggs. After the ceremony we were shown into the dining room where we per took of a fine supper. On the next day at the * residence of the groom's father, there was an old time "infair." Mr. Editor you ought to have been there. H. On Sunday, Dee. 28th, ?? iss Avio James to Mr. Willie Flowers, Rev. H. P. M. Todd perfoi ming the ceremony. Card of Thanks. 1 want to thank the people for the past trade that I have had, 10 nave mutm more. Their Servant, C. F. Spivey. Notice, Stile of Personal Property. Foreclosure of Mortgage. 11) virtue of a chattel mortgage duly executed ami delivered to the undersigned Suiry Parker, by J. C. Causey Jr. 4 and M. T. Jordan, trading as the Causey Logging Co., dated the lirst day of June 1001, i lie undersigned \n i 11 sell at public auction before the couit house in llorry County, at Conway, South Carolina, within the le gal hours ol sale, on Monday, the 2nd day of February 1003, the following de si rihed personal pr< porty covered by said mortgage, to \\ it: Cue Steam Logging Machine, No. 15, built by Surry I'arker, of Pino Town, ib aufort County, N.C., with cnrrine and hoilcr attached (milt by J. S. Mundy. of Newark, N. .1 Also ono Steam Log 1 raiislc r Machine Imi.t by sniil Surry Par ker, with engine a ad b >iler attached, built j by said -I. S ,Mundy. Also, two top buggies and Inn lies', nine mules, four log wagons with chains and harness, four >hcllield pump ears, two push cars, two Ira k jacks, oae railtoad velocipede, two ' cypres* water ticks, and all tools in useul by said Causey Logging Co, in shops or i in woods. All of said property can be seen by calling on J C Causey .I r., at Causey, Horry County, S. C-. where inspection is invi ted, as the property wttl not be exhibited at tlie place of sale on the day of sale. Terms ol Sale, Cash. Surry Parker, Mortgagee. Johnson ?.V (Juatllebauni, Attorneys, l?2-0:f. NOTICE. Is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of tiie stockholders of the Hank of Conway will he held on Tuesday January 18th, 1008, at its otlice in Conway at 12 o'clock M. Hy order of the President. I). A. Spivoy, See, Hoard. H. P. Little, '.Jrick Works. Pudding br.ck always on hand. Send orders to II. P. Little at Conway, Georgetown or Toddville. Home Ofl?co: Conway, S. C. What is It? It gives ease to the tired aba rest tiic weary bones while sleeping. The celebrated BUTLER SPRING BED is one of the best. Tt docs not roll you to the middle but holds one in a natural position all the time. These springs are manufactured in Conway, S. C., and s guaranteed to give satisfaction. I have them on hand all the the time. Call and see and try one. It will not cost you anything, if you arc not pleasod I with it. J. W. BLOUNT. When R?by was nick, we gave her Oastorla. When she wo? n Child, Blie cried for Castorla. When alio became Minn. Hho clunir to Catstorla. Whuu alio bud Children, alio gave them Covtorla. Early Risers The famous little pills* AN OLD ADAGE SAYS ?a. ' A liglit purse Is a heavy curse" Sickness makes a light purse. The LIVER is the seat of aloe tenths of all disease. Tntt's Pills go to the root of the whole matter, thoroughly, quickly safely and restore the action of t h e LIVER to normal condition. Give tone to the system and solid flesh to the hody. Take No Substitute. ? I To Cu ,ioru I Take Laxative p I Seven Million boxes soV , J' tj i . &? ...v,' - . & Buy C niE HIGH GRADE Manufaetui The W. C. Maci CHARLEST( ?Success* The Wilcox & Qi No Cheap Materials Usee No lo We would cull your special attention STAR BRAND MANIPULATED Gt satisfaction for !{?"? years, and lias pr COTTON and CORN FERTILIZERS PTOBACCO FERTILIZERS are second your merchants supplying you with ou FOR SAL Ill 1 IS II Mil." Boots and Shoes. Wc have our stock of Boots and Shoes complete in every respect. We call special attention to our calf skin boots. Our lace and Rubber Boots are of the best material. Sportsman's Boots and Shoes a very nice line. Ladies Dress Goods. J re have a very large assortment i'the i cheapest to the highest. fj have some very heavy woolens. J ^ few pieces of genuine Sharks Skin, Navy blue and black Serges, they are very nice. Clothing. j? We have a very large line of Men's, Youths' ank Boys Clothing. IVo ,-?leo hairou four lino whinh wc will sell at a bargain. Prints by the thousands. Ladies Walking Jackets a very nice line. Yours truly, S. T. SESSIONS. >? * O- j 5 6 i 1 "SO C f ^ r\ ea i -s C-/ xs , * ? 3 J* H ^ u < 8 3 _ ' I (Q -S 1 <?> C < ? 4 o> < ? ?-l o ! 60 < - ( ^ 7 I G3 3C . fie M ,n crowded co were afforded eve: ourlsh. All rats sei .^ipal laboratory were m PMRVplcally examined and as eat . rodent was tagged it was possible me trace back the Infected ones to t a to house where they were caught. ; such houses were treated as if t U I in Ann tnirti nr Duly : FERTILIZERS ccl by murphy Co., 3N, S. C. Dr to? bbs Guano Co. i. >w Qrade Goods Made. to the WILCOX GIBUS & CO S, IANO, which has ^ivcn general ovoil 'to be the best TOBACCO, made. Our WILCOX & GIBUS to none oil the market. Insist on ir brands; it will pay youE HY 1 fill. f y - ^ ' """ "" Watch this space next week, Spivey Mercantile Co J. C. SPIVEY, MN'ur. MARKETS. Georgetown. ^ew Virgin 2.75 fellow dip 2.715 tofape ., l.GC Jpirlts turpentine 50 tosin, common 1 36 Wilmington. ipirits Turpentine steady. Machine barrels 52 jountrv oal itosin 1.36 far firm at il.6( Crude Turpentine.?Hard $1.7f Dip $3.00; Virgin $ .dT I COTTON. iiul wl 3rdinary 5| away 'InmlSOrdinarv. .. .7'1 6he hala Now Middling. ... ?n society will Middling.... -nern exchanges pl< Glood Mid'1 N Norn . Uj, Pooled Them, aj Joseph Kirspaeh was taken in t" Philadelphia hospital recently su log from what was supposed to a- bullet wound In the right temple, n- had placed a revolver to Ids head ry fired. Mr. Kirspaeh was sccral nt unconscious, hut after the surg d- had washed the blood from ids ih they found no Injury save some to der burns and abrasions of the i be it was then discovered that the Vll ridge used by Kirspaeh was a l lie one. 4 , umnanrn i l l i*i Largest and most complete] estftb lishment South. ?JC J Geo. S. Hacker- 6c Soft ; 5ir:^7:jf Manufacturers of? DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULD* I NO AND BUILDING ?M A T KKIAL. CHARLESTON, S/C. 544- 54H Kin* Street. SPIVEY 6c OLLINS CO. Fire Insuranc Bicycles. D. A. SPIVHY, M. W COl.I.IN* President, Secretary Office In Honk Building '{ Dental Notice. DR. W. E. McCORl), SURGEON DENTIST. Conway, - - S. C Hay- Sim vky Hcimuno. i A M j headquarters ? r or FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES I keep on hand a fresh line of Heavy and Funry (Jroeeries, which I ask you to inspect. FhOlJK, BACON. M MA L; G KITS RICK, SUGAR, COFFEE, ANN EI) GOODS OF ALU KINDS, Pickles, Sauces, and other things that is generally kept in a first- ^ class Grocery Store. Nice Candies and Cakes, Cool Drinks, and Ice Cream, Give mo your order. II. T. HYMAN, If IN WORKS MACHINE AND. REPAIR SHOPS. BOILER wORK. LIGHT ANL HEAVY SMITH WORK OF ALL KIND. We keep a full line of steam fi tings, Injectors, valves, packing Oi. waste etc Also carriage and wagoi hardware and material. Paints, il, Vainis etc. wo solicit your patronage. mm You can get your Photos at Gasquo's any day. You can hav enlarging of any kind done. Give me a trial. R. K. GASQUE. ' 1 ' I IS YELLOW T In your blood ? Phy i>iI s I It nalarlal Germ. Ut changing red blood y< , i microscope. It wor j : night. First, it tun; .j plexlon yellow . Chip, soup, pickled sensations cfrifct of horse and roast h backbone^ ()f (Hghe* were nicely i W .led and were greatly relished. /Ke presiding officers of the society, , . :! Priw Councillor von Scofcld, said ?, l"C(l - j foci 30,000 horses hud licen eaten In Ber- \ IU,M tin last year and that he hoped for a j large Increase In the future. Many nee Pr?mlnent members of the reichstag jM. and of the city council were present jase at< ty,ie t)an<B'et. <>olng To Liberia. lo t In the steerage of the White Star tter- Hoc steamer Teutonic, which sailed l>e a Wednesday froin New York for Llver11e pool, were 32 colored men, 12 women and and 10 children who are going to ngly Liberia to settle. They came from eons Irwin county, Georgia. One of the face men said: We are Just poor farmers, pow- Business was not very good with us so ikln. we got together, sold out our farms cart- and are going out to Liberia to begin dank life again." The party h&vo about $2,000.