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HOI # W The HorryHerld. ; ( i .. . - ( i i rHUSDAY JAN. 22th. 1903 . MATTHRS LOCAL AND OTHER- ! WISE. It Send us your .lob Printing. j Go to Marsh vV Jones for your to ' b.i 'eo cloth. \ W. K. Ilolt was in town last Fri- > clay on business. Dr IT. H. Burroughs of Boris i was in town last Friday. ( Warmer weather and general , showers last Saturday, I). V. Richardson of Bueksport ' was in town last Friday. ' G. Fred Stalvey went to Columbia the fiast of the week. < i Miss Viola llarrelson of Green i Sea was in town last Friday. For Early Rose seed Irish Pota- I toes, go to Bellamy & Hardee. i it is likely good advice. Certainly 1 tobacco should not cause the other crops to be neglected. A large dry kiln is one of the la- I test additions at the brick yard of < H. P. Little. He has found this 1 improvement necessary in order to supply the increasing orders for brick. | The Rev. W. R. Caines, and son, I S. K. Caines who has been attend- ] ing school at Orrum N. C., were in town last Saturday. Mr. Caines is e- t our progressive tobacco farmJ'; I . : x Collins has sold his inter ( ,^n the firm of Cjllins & Marsh < to W. W Jones and the business will henceforth bo known as Marsh & Jones. We wish much sucv'ess to these enterprising young , men We will have in on next Monday another our load <>| horses and mules You are invited to call before they arc picked over. A . Jenkins ?fc Son i i lv W. L. Mishoo left last Monday to spend several days in Columbia. < J. F. Vtreen of Thompson, S. C., ' was at the county seat last Monday. B. T. Hyman will soon have in a selected line of men's line furnishing floods. Mrs. W. A. Saunders of \Vi 1 min<*"- | ton is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. T i Hyman. i Mrs. D- F ( rosland returned last week from a visit to relatives at Lake CitvI Mrs R. B. Clark and Mrs. R. G. Dusenbury visited at Socastee last week. D. A. Spivev leit last Tuesday to 1 be present at the inauguration in ( Columbia. i A car load of horses and mules J will arrive next Monday for A. W. . Jenkins & Son. II. L. Buck was away on business ' ^ several days last week, returning : ^ home on Friday. Claim and delivery blanks at the I Herald office, for magistrates and ] others who need them. Henry Minsie, a well known far- ; mer of the Finklea section, died on Tuesday of last week. The old building on the corner of Main Street and 5th Avenue, is be ing torn down and removed. Tim nrtoeiiiii wi>ll fm* A. T. Collins is a success, a lino Mow having been obtained without much trouble. i I am paying 7 cents per pound for fresh pork at my market on 3rd Avenue. W. T. Nicholas. R. T. llannoH of Williamsburg lias moved into Conway township having leased the farm of S. T. Sessions. Invitations are out to the crystal wedding of Mr. and Mrs C. 13. Pu- i senburj at their residence near Port Harrelson on January 30th. A now saw mill is being established bv Jacob Williams in the Willow Spring section, near the resi j deuce of J. E. Dusenbury. Lost.?A bunch of keys left at the post oflice, hanging in lock box 108. Liberal reward if left at this oflice or at the post office. A change appears this week ?n the advertisement of Dusenbury A Co. They are prepared to do a large ? business at Toddville this year. The walls of the new bank build- 1 ing are taking a start upward. The walls of the addition to the Kingston Hotel are about finished Tobacco seeds have been quite ' freely distributed among the farmers this winter. All of the warehouses still ] have plenty to give * away. 1 Our tobacco farmers are being ad- i vised not to increase the acreage to ! too irreat an extent, this vear. and Bran, corn, oats, etc., at Spivey's The Superintendent of Education will not be in his office on Saturday, Ian. 31st, owing to other engagements, but will have the office open >11 the Monday following. Too busy to talk this week, but die ladies are cordially .invited to see >ur dress goods, laees, kid gloves md shoes. The latest styles in jents. shoes and neck wear at Hal. I, Buck Co. We are requested to say that unil further notice, the county super nsor will be in Conway, for the lurpose of attending to the busiless of his ollice on Monday and Saturday of each week. In the abience of the supervisor, those havig business in the office, may call >11 the clerk of the board. 1002 is past and gone during vhich time Spive.v did lead. 1003 low comes along and finds Spivey ?till in the lead. \i:?? m * i - ??i?n v^iura AiHUTson was married o Mr. Alphonse H. Garrun, last Wednesday evening at the Metholist church. Uev. Mr. Carlisle perorming the ceremony The mar iagc was witnessed by a large congregation. The wedding march was .veil rendered by Mrs. A C Thump >011. The question of the right to close lp the road leading from Cedar drove to Forney, has been brought jp again, this time under a warrant issued by mugis rate Todd. The parties met before him last .veel< and the trial was moved to Magistrate Vaught here, where it s set down for trial today. J T. Todd is the prosecutor and C. A. Uausey the defendant. The defense s still represented by O. Fred Stal tcy l?sq. Conway Lodgo No. 6f>., A. \F.\ M. . installed the following oftleers ast week: S. M. Thomokins, W. M; J 1. Ward, S. W.; J. V. McDowell. J. W.; I) A. Spivey, S<*c.; 3. P. Quattlebaum, Treas.; H. P. Little. S. I).; W. II. Chestnut, J. I).; A. II. J. Galbraith, T.; J. N Hardee' A. T.; John H. James, S. After the instalation refreshments were served. For Sale.?I will sell a 3(1 horse [lower boiler and engine with sawnill attached, in lirst-class lix for ^250,00. Address, W. J. Hickman, Loris, h>. C. .it. A building lot in Conway, for sale jy C. P. Quattlcbaum. 2t. As to Taxes. The Comptroller General has written the county treasurer to -heck with blue or red pencil the names of each tax payer on the du plicate, whose taxes were not paid l>y Jan. 1st. On Feb. 1st, to check ill unpaid on that day, and on March 1st. all unpaid on that day. One per cent penalty will be charged igainst those who failed to pay by Ian. 1st, two percent against those who fail to pay bv Feb 1st, and tho&e u paid on March 1st. seven per cent penalty The above will be the result un less the time is extended by the Legislature. Notice to School Trustees. I have a letter from the Slate Suuerintench nt ?>f Kdueation stating that Land McNally & Co.. through their agent Dr. Howard, are about to make a canvass of the State to sell maps and globes to the public schools. 1 wish to call your atten Don to the restrictions with which the maps and globes were adopted. 1st. No sale is to.be made exceot to a board with the members all piesent at the time in full meeting. 2nd. No purchase is to be made unless you have the money to pay for it. A good globe in a school is very useful, if the teacher will use it properly. It would be well, before making any purchase, to consult with your teachers so as to make sure that the apparatus is needed, and will be u*ed to advantage in the school. 1 hope you will be very careful along this line. E. V. Bkst, Supt. Education Horry Co. MARRIED. There was a quiet wedding Prill ay evening at the residence of Mrs. Mary Singleton, the bride's mother. Miss Laura M. Singleton was married to Mr. John MeCrack911, G. R. Sessions performing the ceremony. Afterwards we repaired to the dining room where a bounteous feast was spread of which we all heartily partook. The wedding guests were II C. Tuton of Don way, Mr. and Mrs. M. Wisbyand laughter. The bride was charmingly attired in blue cashmere trimmed in white *ilk. Their many friends wish them a iong and happy life. M. W Near Cuusey, S. 0., on Dec. 25th, 1902, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Frank Brown to Miss Darrie Griffin, all of Hoiry, Rev. Moses t'ndgen omciating. Near Causey. S. C., on January 3th, 1903, at the residence of the bride's father. Mr. H. J. Martin to Miss Mollie Strickland, all of Iiorry, Rev. Moses Pridgen officiating. At Fair Bluff N. C.. on January 14th, 1903. at the residence of the bride's father, Mr Sandy Miller of Nichols, S. C., to Miss Olvmphie Glowan of N C., Rev Moses Pridgen officiating. At tho residence of \ C Griffin, in Horry eountv, on January 13t.h. Mr. Francis Fields to Miss Addle Simiie ns of Rourduiun, X. C , R-?v. Moses Pridgen offi kiting Furniture at Spivoy's QrS^nd us your job printing, all work neatly done. This and That. r f Domestic Troubles. j It is exceptional to find a family ? whore there are no domestic rup * tures occasionally, but these can ^ be lessened by having Dr. King's ^ New Life Pills around. Much trou- ^ ble they save by their great work a in stomach and Liver troubles. 11 They not only relieve you, but cure, c 25c. at Dr. E. Norton's Drug store. V Old newspapers are for sale cheap a at the Hkiiald office. Good for wrapping paper ami to place under carpets. I NVondertuI Nerve. . Is displayed by many a man cndu- c ring pains of accidental Cuts, ? Wounds, Bruises, Burns, Scalds. I Sore feet or stifT joints. But there's J no need for it. Bucklen's Arnica i Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It's the best salve on earth I for Piles too. 25c, at Dr. E. Nor J ton, Druggist. .1 J ? The weather has been cold for the past week. j Tried.to Conceal It. ? It's the old story of "murder will i out" only in this case there's no crime. A woman feels run down, has backache or dyspepsia and ] thinks it's nothing and tries to hide it until she finally breaks down. Don't deceive yourself. Take Electric Bitters at once. It has a rep citation for curing Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles and will revivify your whole system. The worst forms of those maladies will quickly yield to the curative power of Electric Bitters. Only 50c, and g arantecd by I)r. E. Norton, Drug<ri H,MVI I W H. Singleton has moved back ' lo Jordanville. i A Marvelous Invention. Wonders never cease. A machine has been invented that will cut, paste and hung wall paper. The j lield of inventions and discoveries , seems to be unlimited. Notable | among great discoveries is Dr. | King's New Discovery for Consump- i lion. It has done a world of good > for weak lungs and saved many a { life Thousands have used it and . conquered Grip, Ilronchitls, Pneumonia and Consumption. Their gen- , oral verdict is: "It's the best and f most reliable medicine far throat and lung troubles. Every 50c and $1 00 bottle is guaranteed by Dr. E. Norton, Druggist. Trial bottles free. T. G. Lundy of Joi dan ville was in town last MondayLots of people who suffer from constipation or biliousness know thoy need a medicine but refrain, dreading the common griping, purgI ing. sickening sensations of the or Jdinary remedies. Now we are pre partui 10 supply a treatment that is void of these unpleasant effects?a modern, mild, pleasant, thorough remedy?Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets. Two medicines, complete cure, 25 cents. Samples free for the asking. Alva Johnson who has been residing at Mullin's the past year was in Conway last Monday. People who use ''liver pills" ought to try the well known Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets. No handful for a dose?no constant dosing?no debilitating, weakening effect. They are far superior to the ordinary pill. Box of 25 do^es 26c. IT. Grantham of Galivants Ferry was on our streets last Friday. Cur us Blood, Skin Troubles, Cancer, ; Blood Poison. Greatest Blood < Purifier Free. i If your blood is impure, thin, dis- . eased, hot or full of humors, if you have blood poison, cancer, carbun- 1 cles, eating sores, scrofula, eczema 1 itching, risings and lumps, scabby, pimply skin, bone pains, cai&rrh, rneumausm, or any blood or skin disease. take botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) according to directions. Soon 11 sores heal, aches and pains stop, the blood is made pure and rich, leaving the skin free from every eruption, and giving the rich glow of perfect health to the skin. At the same time, B. B. B. improves the digestion, cures dyspepsia, strengthens weak kidneys. Just the medicine for old people, as it gives them new, vigorous blood. Druggists. |1 per largo bottle, with directions for homo cure. Sample free and prepaid bj wiiting Blood Balm Co., Atlanta. Ga. Describe trouble and special free medical advice also sent in sealed letter. B. B. B. is especially advised for chronic, deepseated cases of impure blo<kl and skin disease, and cures after all else fails. ^ ? ? There was more rain lno? I ?? ... .. w MIU tuoi iftuuuaj night. j You Know What You are Taking, W).<?n yon t.ko C rove's Tasteless Chill Tonic i>c(mwp the formula la plainly i r1 .!< (! on v.-ry hot tie showing that It la simply Iron nn?l Quinine In a tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay. 50c. One Minute Oeugh Cure | Fop Cough*, Cold* and Group* A Shadow Party. Mr and Mrs. J. E. Coles enteraiueda few friends last Friday eveting at a Shadow Party and reresliment8 wero served in a style to nake the heart glad. Those attending were Misses Mclaughlin, Genie McCloud, Rosa -lelton, Emma McGcc of Raleigh, Yances Coles, Mr. and ?t*rs. M. J. 1 irant, and Messrs. Hal. L. Ruck, V M. Burroughs, Paul Quattlebaum }. P. Grant, F. A. Leaving of Canda, R. F. Tennillo, and VV. A. Freenan. It was a very enjoyable ocasion. It is always with genuine tleasure that one receives an invitaion to the delightful home of Capt. md Mrs. Coles. ??mm* Marriage at Blanche. On Sunday Jan. 18th, at the resilenceof Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mishoe, diss Claudia Mishoe was married to r9 1 - rv 1 .1 * ' ?ji. ^uue uoyie, mc ncv. ti. n. uoo:rts performing the ceremony. The attendants were: J. T. Proctor with Vliss Sallic Doyle, Henry Doyle with diss Bessie Raboti, Georgo Rabou vith Miss Sadie Doyle, G. M. Canion wita Miss Mary Doyle, A. P. Gannon with Miss Clara Doyle, J. K lohnson with Miss Mellie Mishoe, lessee Mishoe with Miss Frostie lohuson. Mr. Doyle is a son of II E Doyle if Galivants Ferry. Miss Claudia s the charming daughter of W F VIishoe, a prosperous farmer and ncrchant here. Immediately after die ceremony the couple with severil friends left for their future home learCool Spring. Notice, Sale of Personal Property. Foreclosure of Mortgage. 11) virtue of n chattel mortgage duly executed and delivered to the underslgne i >urry I'arker, by J. C. Causey Jr., and VI. '1', Jordan, trading as the Causey Logging Co., dated the tirst day of June 1001, he undersigned will sell at public auction before the court house in Horry County, it Conway, South Carolina, within the le... 1 i . - * ? ?' uirnih m nhic, on inonaay, the 54nd lay of February 19C8, the following deicrlbed personal property covered by said nortgage, to wit: One Jsteain Logging Machine, No. 15, in lit by Surry Parker, of Pine Town, Ueaufort County, N.C., with engine and toiler attached built by .1. S. Mundy, of Newark, N. J. Alan one Steam Log Transfer Machine built by said Surry Parser, with engine and boiler attached, built >y said J. S. Muiuly, Also, two driving torses, two top nuggies and harness, nine nules, four log wagons witli chains and liarness, four Shell!ehl pump cars, two ;>ush cars, two track jacks, one railroad velocipede, two cypress water tacks, aud ill tools In use by said Causey Logging Do , in shops or in woods. All of said properly can lie seen by calling on J. C Causey Jr., at Causey, Horry County. S. C-. where inspection is invi led, as tiie property will not be exblb'led it the place of sale on the day of sale. Terms ot Sale. Cash. Surry Parker, Mortgagee. Johnson & Quattlebaum, Attorneys, 1?2?08. ur T^> T 2 a.*L.1 ii, r^. inline, Brick Works. Building br.ck always on hand. Send orders to II. P. Little at Con way, Georgetown or Toddville. . Home tBce: Conway, S. C. DeWltfsK Salve For Piles, Burnt, SofM. I What is It? It gives case to the tired and rest the weary bones while sleeping. The celebrated BUTLER SPRING BED is one of the best. It does 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 anvthinif. if von are not, nloasod with it. J. W. BLOUNT. AN OLD ADAGE ??vo A light parie U ilMvyewM" 5lckMu oukei a light pane. The LIVER Is the seet ef nine tenths ef ell disease. Tutt's Pills go to the root of the whole matter, thoroughly, quickly safely end restore the action of the LIVER to normal condition. Give tone to the system end solid flesh to the body, fake No Substitute, m (To Cu Take Laxative Bron Seven MflSoa hoses sold In pott 13 m Buy < THE HIGH GRAD1 Mnnufacti The W. C. Mac CHARLES! ?Succea The Wilcox & O -Mi No Cheap Materials Use No I We would call your special attentioi STAR BRAND MANIPULATED (J satisfaction for tt."i years, and ha COTTON and CORN FERTILIZERS TOBACCO FERTILIZERS are secon your merchants supplying you with yon SA III 1601 Introduci Hal. L. Buc General A T TUP DTIlDlf ft[ I9H MIL ILUILL Ul UUI Location. Temporarily we are using the s and roll ins h Marsh. Too si Stock and Line of We are now opening a well sell lions, Shoes, Hardware, Croc line of Ludies and .Gents nice derweur. Ik-side many other here. Salesmen. At your service yon will find I with our enterprising merchan his business and will be glad t< new ones. And Mr. S. M. Thompkios. body knows ''Sam", an Horry i man in our town almost as lou | Home and Its Motto: Wo will in a short time bogii the corner opposite the Court 1 our townsman, Chas. ^brams. At present we are cramped f< you will find our stock comph tor. We respect our fellow Merc of our competitors, there is roc Bt We are Are Hi And have come to stay, We wt set it we must have your coul cess in the commercial world, i honest goods, courteous attenti( merit your confidence and secu for cash, thereby bringing quic Wishing yon all a prosperoui Very Ke HAL. I GEN re a Cold In On AO Quinine Tablets. tontht. This signature, ^ - \ i wmmmmi* mm Duly E FERTILIZERS Jred by :murphy Co., ON, S. C. sor to? I I ibbs Guano Co. ;d. <?w Grade Goods Made. II to the WILCOX (JIBBS & CO S, UANO, which has given general sovod to'be the best TOBACCO, 5 made. Our WILCOX ?& GIBBS (1 to none on the market. Insist on our brands; it will pay you, LE BY i con tion.^r? k Company, lerchants. il H COUNTY.1 jtoio between Spivrv Mercantile Co., mill, but l?^t?t we can do tit present. Goods. I'ftiil iiauru't itii'n t i>f llr.f ( ! iwhIu V#? eiics, Etc., with a specially strong Shoes, Men's nice Shirts and Unarticles too numerous to mention % dr. 13. F. Tennille who was last year t Mr. A. (J. Thompson. He knows welcome his old friends and make He needs no introduction, every hoy from the beginning and a sales '? 1 the erection of our new store on Louse. The ,pluco tnado famous by )rloom,but when in our new homo 3te. Will tell you about thisjahants and will not antagonize any ira enough for all. It! orry People in't at least a part of your trade. To [lilfno?thn arAfttPHt. fupipp nf anr*? I ta the basis of nil business. With >n, und square dealing, we hopo to re a portion of your trade. We sell k sales and short prices, sand happy^New Year,?*I am, rspectfn lly, BUCK, IERAL MANAGER e Day SzZZ*. 1 /7?/ /. on every 1 box. 25c. J Largest unci most complete* lishment South. iTCTTJ Geo. S. Hacker* 6c Soft) 1 i Manufacturers of11 jr?\ DOORS, SASII, BLINDS, MOUL&*. I NO; AND BUILDING ^MATERIAL. CHA?I.P?TniSI err 544- 548 King Street. i | SPIVEY 6c OLLINS CO. MM Fire Insuranc Bicycles. I). A. SPIVKY, M. W. COLLIS? President, Secretary Office in Rank HuHdlna I lentil I Notice. til DR. W. E. McCORD, SURGEON DENTIST. Conway, - - S. C W SPIVKY HtTII.DINU. ______________ HYMAN PIONEER GROCER j Having been tho first one to open a FIRST CLASS (Irocery Store in Conway, and having for 12 years studied the wants of the trade we feel that we should he in ? n?iui#?-v (i i 'ur i v1\j 11 \\t know better than any one with less experience, just the kind of goods the people want. We have also a nice line of dents Furnishings (11VE IS A ('ALL. Satisfaction Gl'A KANTEKl). B. T. HYMAN, 11II IKS iM A 01! INK AND KEPAIP SHOPS. ROILER wOKK. LIGHT ANI. HEAVY SMITH WORK' OF ALL KIND. Wo keep a full line of steam fi tings, Injectors, valves, packing Oi., waste etc Also carriage and wagoi hardware and material. Paints, il. Van's etc. we solicit youi patronage. MM ; You can get your Photos at Gasque's any day. You can hav enlarging of any kind done. Give me a trial. U. K. GASQUE. IS YELLOW POlScI In your blood ? I'liysiclan*. : J it Halarlal derm. k changing red blood yellow under microscope. It works day and jj night. First, it turns your com- ft plexlon yellow. Chilly, aching M sensations creep down your If backbone. You feel weak* and U worthless. ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC 9 will stop the trouble now. It N enters the blood at once and drives out the yellow poison. [I If neglected and when Chills, n Pavaru - ? * _ v vi ?) i ii(,ui-on cam anuDjcil' W I eral break-down come Inter on, n I Roberts' Tonic will cure yon m I then?but why wait ? Prevent ij I future alckness. The manufac- y I turera know all about this yel\ low poison and have perfected j I Roberts' Tonic to drive it out, ij I nourish your system, restore fl ' J appetite, purify the blood, pre- M I vent and cure Chills, Fevers end n ;| Malaria. It has cured th.aut- 3 I amis - It will cure you, or your 3 -fl money back. This* Is fair ? ry 2 I it. Price, 25 certs. P ? v '"HE OtST what the l'eo\uo buy the most of. That's Why Hood'* Sarsaparillft 1ms th< hv* nt wle CF ALL K!EDICI?J&&. -