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y r ? ~ The Horry Herald. ? 1 i 1 i i < THUSDAY FEB. 5th 1903 k r,- ; V ( MATTKR^ I.OCAL AND OTHKR- . WISH. i Send us your Job Printing. , j Read the advertisement of L. II. 1 Burroughs. O. E. Powell of Green Sen was in town last Monday. t Do you continue to feel the jar of N Spiveys falling urices? i Dr. W. E. McCord visited Loris f one day last week. i Go ?o S. T. Sessions for tobaceo cloth. J. 0. Livingstone of Warn pee was ( in town last Sunday. Jeremiah Mishoc of Cool Spring 11 was in the city last Monday. t The Enterprise Box A Basket Co., | have moved into their new build- v ing. I J. A. Bell, proprietor of Bell's \ Medical Compound was in town last . Friday. J The County Board of Commissioners held their annual mcetingon last Tuesday. Lpivoys motto for 1 !KK1. More \ goods, belter goods, cheaper goods, t J. E. Nicholas moved last week ( into his new store just completed v on tfrd avenue. j r * m ? ? ? 1 i,us* mommy was icgai saiesday, but there were no sales of real es c tate to be made c The Hon. J. A. MeDermott came C home from Columbia last Saturday ( sick with a coldSheriff B. J. Sessions went to Little River the first, of the week on legal business. ( J. T. Anderson and S. 0. Goro of Eldorado, were at the county seat one day last week. c Misses Maud Best and Ella Bur- ' roughs returned last Friday from a v visft to Georgetown. ^ Mrs. M. J. Jenrettof Zoan was in * town one day last week and paid a this office a pleasant call. 1 I J. J. E. Harrelson was at his t post of duty last Monday as Super- s visor of Registration. v See our line of boys' knee pants, We ha\e something nice. S. T. Sessions. ^ Reports still come in telling of the V erection of new tobacco barns in 1 various sections of the county. . ^ Mrs. Sarah Dusenbury and Miss v Lucy Sarvis of Socastee were visit - \ ing in town one day last week. a The Hon. II. B. Scarborough ar- J. rived home last Saturday to re- f main a day or two on legal business, Miss Emma McGee returned home ^ last week after spending some time \ here visiting her sister, Mrs. M. J. c Grant. 'r * i | v mi i* ? * - - - 1 i. iiu ursi. ma^xo report as having g tobacco plants up, this year, is R. i 1<\ Harrison of the Willow Spring a section.. f The Rev. C. R. Robertson and j! family have moved into the new ^ cottage just completed on upper ^ Main Street. A lot of machinery belonging to 1 the Causey Logging Co., at Causey, .v S. was sold hero last Monday under chattel mortgage. D. A. Spivcy has been selected 0 by Governor D. C. Hey ward to fill g a position on his staff in the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. A change has oeen made in the Clerk of Court's office so that the adjoining office is connected with the main office by an inner door. a e The Hon. D. D. Harrelson has t introduced a bill in the House pro- j viding for a raise in the salary of 0 the county sheriff* Do vou want the best? If so, buy ? Stilley, Rarly Hliss Irish potatoes.. We sell them. Conway Supply Co , G. P. Stalvey left last Monday {'. "llf :r Columbia to represent the counp Iboard of commissioners at the J ( | Al roads convention which met in I Jnt city on Tuesday. | {] Rev. J. If. Skipper will preach at Allen School house on the fourth 1 Saturday and Sunday of this month, at lJ o'clock a. m. W. F. Stevens, an industrious farmer of the Green Sea section was in t town last Monday for the first time a since the railroad was built. Ho ^ was surprised at the many changes n lie saw. He was accompanied by r E. M. Phipps. t k | Buckwheat, onions, onion sets, \ cod fish, macaroni, etc., at Spiveys. /. > 1 Road the advertisement of the New York fur mac in this issue. C. A. Woods of the Marion bar has.been elected associate Justice ot the State supreme court, to till the vacancy caused by the election of the Hon. Y. J. Pope to the Chief Justiceship. There is no better man for the place than Mr Woods. 1 am agent for the Tuckers Marble Works, Wilmington, N. C. De signs furnished on application. Correspondence solicited. W. A. Prince, Loris, S. C. Wanted.?Scrap iron of every description, and all kinds of eld machinery. Write for particulars to 1. 11. Carfunkel, Columbia, S.C. It Mrs. J. C. Spivey, Mrs. A. C. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs, C. H. SniJer, l)r- and Mrs. J. S. Duscnbury, Colonel and Mrs C. P. Quattlebaum Mrs. Leon Burroughs and Mrs. R, J. Dusenburv utttended the crystal wedding of Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. On senbury at Port Harrelson last Frilav. .1 ust received a nice line of youth Mid men's clothing. Cm give you v nice lit either way in size or price. S. T. Sessions. SVoes, well yes, we always have hem, any styles and at bargains, f you want a 10 cents shoe we have t, if you want a $6. shoe we have it. S. T. Sessions. Strayed.?About July 1902, two marlines, one heifer white back and ilack sides and one brindled bull, vith small copper bell on, each marked with crop in right ear, crop and mderbit in the left. Liberal reward or information sent to 1) .1 Cox, at dyrtle Leach, S C Mrs. D^MctT Buck Dead. News reached here last Monday of he death of Mrs. Desiali McO.J luck, at 2 o'clock in the morning it her home in Marion, after a very ihort illness. She was the widow I >f the late W. L. Buck and lived at iucksville in this county for many rears. For the last ten years of I ter life she lived in Marion. The nlerment took place on Tuesday at b'hron nliiii'f.li .>? ?> 11... 1 ? . v. .. v/>. v?i VIJ in.ui i #uv l\.^\ llll." Ill his county, attended h.v friends and 'datives. Ladies Aid Society. The Ladies Aid Society of llomevood are making an effort, to aid in 'uising funds to huild a hall for Sunlay School and other purposes, and othis end, they wish to obtain vork. such as plain sewing, morning. especially .repairing gcntlenon's clothing, and any work need! 1 in a family. They will also bake alces of any kind. Orders for work left "with C. S. )ansey and B. T. Ilunnn. will reeive prompt attention. Mrs. V\\i. Lkwis. Secretary. "rystal Wedding Near Bucksport. The announcement in your paper if two %weeks ago of the crystal redding of Mr. and Mi s. C. B. l)uenbury. to some of your subscribrs appeared merely as reading mater, but in others it touched the enderchord which connects heart ,nd mind, causing them to revert to nemories of long ago. when the lev and Mrs. J as. H. Saye of Ches er Co., grand-parents of Mrs. Duenbury, celebrated their golden vedding. It was at this notable anniversary that C. B. Dusenbury knd M iss Lula M. Shaw stepped into he sacred relm of matrimony. On he 30th of last month a crowd of quests assembled at the hospitable lome of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Duscn >ury. A special feature of the evening vasa guessing contest of geographic >uzzlcs consisting of fifty queries. A election of beautiful poems for the learest perfect answer. The game esulted in a draw between Mrs. Oficer. Mrs. Ii. G. Dusnbury, Mrs J. J. Buck and Miss Ileba Dusenbury. Irs. K G. Dusenbury drew the ucky straw and carried home with ieligt the coveted prize. When the time for refreshments vas announced, a matched card was pven to each guest, to determine rho were partners for supper. When >11 were at the table laden with ruits, sweetmeats, salads, and sandriches, a toast to the health ot the lost and hostess was appropriately ;iven by J. W. Little and responded o by Colonel Quattlcbaum. The many handsome and useful >resents prove the high esteem in rhich Mr. and Mrs. Dusenbury are icld by their many friends. The guests departed at twelve, vishing Mr. and Mrs. Dusenbury , safe voyage across their crystal eft. Kitk. Notice to Contractors. We will let to the lowest bidder ,t Loris, S.C.,on Feb. 25th, at 12 ('clock m. the contract for building he Loris Tobacco Warehouse, 'lansand specifications made known ?n day of letting. j. C. Brtant, For Building Committee. :?5?03. at. Hides and Furs. I am travelling Horry county and raying the highest market prices or hides and furs of all kinds. Give me a trial and you will sell ne all you have. J. M. GORE. Pireway, N. C. Notice to Creditors. Ail persons holding claims against ho estate of L. Ann Collins, deed, >ro required to present them duly iroven to the undei signed or this lOtice will be plead ir bar of their eeoverv, and all persons indebted o said estate are required to make >ay merit to the undersigned. 21) 2 it. Emma L. Collins. Qualified Adin'x. This and That. You Know What You are Taking. When you take drove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formulu is pi llnly printed on every bottle showing that It is simply Iron and Quinine In a tust less form. No Cure, No Pay. 50c. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative lirnmo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund tiie money if it fails ( to cure. E. W. drove's signature Is on each box. 25c. Mysterious Circumstance. One was pale and sallow and the other fresh ond rosy. Whence the difference? She who is blushing with health uses Dr. Kind's New Life Pills to maintain it. liy gently arousing the lazy organs they compel good digestion and head ?>IT constipation. Try them. Only 25 cent, at I)r K. Norton, Druoeist. Nearly Forfeits Mis Life. A runaway almost ending fatally, started a horrible nicer on the ley: ofJ.B. Orner, Franklin drove, 111 For four years it defied all doctors and all remedies. But B?.cklen's Arnica Salve luMl.no trouble to cure him. Equally good for Burns, Bruises, Skin Eruptions and Biles. 25c at Dr. E. Norton's Druo StoreBetter Than Gold. "1 was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion ami ner vous debility." writes F. .1 Green, of Lancaster.' N . II 4,No remedy helped me until I beyan usin<_r Klee trie Bitters which did me more tfood than all the medicines i ev, r used. They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years. She snvs Electric Bitters arc just splen did for female troubles; tli.it they arc a jjfrand tonic and invi^orutor for weak, run down women No other medicine can lake it.s place in our family.' Try them. Only 50c Satisfaction guaranteed by B*. 10. Norton Escaped an Awful Fate. Mr. II. Hatpins of Melbourne, Fla., writes. "My doctor told mo I had Constimpi ion and nothing could bo done for mc. I was given up to die. The oiler of a free trial hot | tic of Dr. Kino's New Discovery for t Consumption, induced mc to try It. Results were start lino I am now on the road to recovery and owe all 1 to Dr. Kino's New Discovery. It surely saved my life. " This great cure is guaranteed for all throat and lung diseases by Dr. K. Norton Druggists. Price hOc. and $1.00. Trial bottles free. i Cures blood, .Skin Troubles, Cancer, blood Poison. Greatest blood Pu/ ifier Free. If your blood is impure, thin, diseased. hot or full of humors, if you have blood poison, cancer, carbuncles, eating sores, scrofula, eczema itching, risings and lumps, scabby, pimply skin, bone pains, catarrh, rheumatism, or any blood or skin disease. take botanic Mood Halm (II. II B.) according to directions. Soor all sores heal, aches and pains stop, the blood is made pure and rich, leaving the skin free from every j eruption, and giving the rich glow of perfect health to the skin. At ! the same time, B. B. 15. improves the digestion, cures dyspepsia, strengthens weak kidneys. .Inst the medicine for old people, as it gives I them new, vigorous blood. Druggists, $1 per large bottle, with directions for home cure. Sample free land prepaid b> 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 blood and skin disease, and cures after all else fails. I Magistrate's Summons for Debt. TIIE STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA, 1 Countj of llorry. By J. S. Vaught, Esquire. To Luther N. Tharp: Complaint having been made unto me by W. Hampton Tharp, that you are indebted to hiui in the sum of One Hundred Dollars, on your promise and agreement to pay to tho said W. Hampton Tharp, on or before the 9th day of October A, I). 1901, the sum of One Hundred Dollars, the same being the balance due, on the purchase price of 50 acres of land conveveyed to you by tho said W. Hampton Tharp on tho ,90th day of Feb. A. D. 1901. This is, therefore, to require you to appear before me, in my olUco in Conway. S, C? within twenty days from the service of thia Summons, to answer to tho said Complaint, or judgment will be given against you by default. Dated January 99th A. 1). 1903. J. S. V aught, Magistrate, j H.H. Woodward, Plaintiff utt'y To Luther N. Tharp, absent Defendant; Take notice that the complaint in the above entitled action and the summons c f which the foregoing is a copy, were tiled in the ofilce of tho undersigned, on tin* BOth day of January A. I). 1903. J. S. Vnught. Magistrate. LOOK OUT! For Lock man the fur man, direct from Now York. Remember I pay straight London and Now York pri cos for saino. I will bo in Conway at VV. R. Lewis's store Saturday week. bookman. Ill II .1.1 II Teachers Examination. The regular examination for Teacher's will he held at Conway, on Friday Feb. 20th. 1003. 1. V. Best, Supt Education, Horry County is'-rsn- - ? Notice, All persons indebted to the estate of Ilarttord J. Vereen, deceased, are hereby ' required to make immediate paytnent to the undersigned, nt LittleJHiver, 8. C.; and ail persons holding claims against said estate are required to present same duly proven within the time required by law, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. John K. Vereen, llenj. 11. Justice, Administrators, 2 2?03. ?t. Notice. The undersigned gives notice that by permission of the I'robate Judge of llorry County they will sell at Little River. South Carolina, on Feb. 20th, 1003, all and singular the personal property of tho late Hartford J. Vereen, deceased, consisting ;?f a btock of merchandise, cattle, horses, mules, vehicles, farming implements, and sundrv oth??r urtlolnv I>l iwrumial ii.kiid.Iii , I- V 1 orms of sale cash. John I'i, Veroen, llcnj. II. Justice. (Juulitied Administrator. 3 ? 'J 0:1 2t Notice. 1 There ill be v clearing sale at the llomcwood Nursery, Feb 2nd, and lasting until March 15th, or until all surplus stock is disposed of. Less tlmirlOO trees to go. Mostly pear and apple. First come first serve, they wont last long. Our pear trees are the finest ever seen in Horry county. L S. ('ultra. Proprietor. , Conway, S. C. 550 A It It. First class hoard can be found at Mrs. K. M. Uohrrsons, adjoining house west ol iV. K Porters tit reasonable oit?s JOverything guaran'e'*d Hist class. MPS. (SKOKMHK A ROBKRSON. | Tobaco Flues. ? Manufactun d and sold hy j ? II PPfi'Tfii pa in nriiun n n ). ii awn. rum DLurf. ? L. As good us ohn be made, as cheap is the cheapest. P XT T In your orders as early as possible us there will be a great demand this season of which 1 will do mv best to supply. S. 1>. SCOTT, I'WIU HLUKK, N. C. H, P. Little, Brick Works. Building br.ck always on hand. Send orders to II. P. Little at Conway, Georgetown or Toddville. Home Otltee: Conway, S. C. What is It? It gives ease to the tired and rest the weary bones while sleeping. The celebrated BUTLER SPRING BET) is one of the best. It 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 x guaranteed to give satisfaction. I have them on hand all the the time. Call and see and try one. It will not cost yoUf anything, if you arc not plcasod with it. J. W. BLOUNT. AN OLD AD ACE SAYS ? "A light purse U a henry ?m" Sickness make* a light pwM. The LIVER U the seat aC ale* tenths of all disease. Tutt's Pills go to the root of the whele matter, thoroughly, quickly safely and restore the action of the LIVER to normal condition. Give tone to the system and solid flesh to the body. Take No Substitute.- ? One Minute Cough Cure For Coughe, Colds and Croup. us your job printing, nil work neatly done. ?= I To Cui I Take Laxative Bron I Sevan Million boxes sold in post 12 ra< Buy THE HIGH GRAD - Manufac The W. C. Ma CHARLES! ?Succe The Wilcox & C No Cheap Materials Usi No I We would call your spccia. attentic STAR BRAND MANIPULATED (. satisfaction for 3.*i years, and lias pr DOTTON and CORN FERTILIZER rOHACCO FERTILIZERS are secoi your merchants supplying you with FOR SA in i cd WANT EVEl THAT New C COME EV You are In YOURS TO F ORYOUR M HAL. L. E re a Cold in Or 10 Quinine Tablets. onths. This signature, 1 Only ' E FERTILIZERS t turcd by cmurphy Co., ] roN, s. c. ssor to? I; iibbs Guano Co. ed. i c low Grade Goods Made. Ml to the WILCOX (Jmiss it CO S, JUANO, which has given general oved to be the best TOHACCO, S made. Our WILCOX ?fc GIISISS l id to none on the market. Insist 011 our brands; it will pay you. LB ISY ? L I .IB *1. I t li ^ C V ED: J RYBODY 1 TO KNOW ] (i I aOODS: c t r ERY DAY. : 1 vited to See Us. 3LEASE < ONEY BACK y *?< I 3UCK CO. ie Day 1 1 Sargent and most comyleUj tttefc liihinant South. iJCU J 3eo. S. Hacker ? s ?) Manufacturers ofr DOORS,SASH, BLINDS, MOUL?% I NO AND BUILDING gMATKRIAL. c.maui P?Tnm m.-r ?- r-m m\ m. 4 fc 9 l V I' j .Ji V. 544- 548 Kins: Street. 3PIVEY (5c OLLINS CO. Fire Insuranc Bicycle?. ). A. SPIVHY, M. Yi COLLI*? Prnsident, flacratary )fflcc In Hank liuUtflng Denial Notice. DR. W. E. McCORD, SURGEON DENTiST Conway. - - S. C WSPIN K\ III II.HINil. NOTICE. Owln^ to tlie lilioru. patronage riven me last .year, I am now in a >osition to jjivo hotter BARGAINS han ever before. I am increasing ay stock of ffoutls daily. That arans 1 am selling more foods daiy. My prices are always as low as he lowest and sometimes lower than ny competitors I am in business to make a sue ess of it. The only way to do it is FAIR DEALING idth all the people. My line of Iroceries i> complete. i have as ;ood a line of Shoes as anybody in his section, which I call your speial attention to. Anyone wanting o buy GROCERIES CORN, OATS, DRY GOODS, JOT IONS, SHOKS and HATS, re cordially invited to examine my inc. Thanking you for past favors and Gshitif you a prosperous new ear, 1 am yours for a good bargain, L H. BURROUGHS H Y M A N PIONEER 0ROGER Having been the lirat one to opeu v FIRST CLASS Grocery Store in Jonway, and having for 12 year? tudied the wants of the trade we feel hat we should be in a position to enow better than any one with leas ixperience, just the kind of goodi he people want. We have alio a nee line of Gents Furnishing!. GIVE US A CALL. Satisfaction GUARANTEED. * tn unnia mnn n i:i/-\ n mnr.m /xr * B. T. HYMAN, HI You can get your Photos at 3asquo's any day. You can hav anlartfing of any kind done. Give me a trial. R. K. GASQUE. Notice to Creditors. All persons holding claims against thfl piitilti) Si \! ^tnv.ino Vii? '1? ceased, arc required to present them duly proven to the undersigned, or this notice will bo plead in bar of their recovery, and all persons indebted to said estate will make payment to the underpinned. S. M. Stevens Jr., Qualified Administrator 1?15?03. 3t. DR, C. R. TABER. Physician unci Surgeon* LOUl> S.