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v ' II "II )Tf -~*T I I ' ll li ' h I The Horry Herald. ? THUSDAY March 12th 1903 mattbrs local and othbrwisb. ILL. Smith paid this ofllce a call one day last week Be ready for the election forjudge of Probate on the 17th, The bad weather has thrown farmers back with their work. \V. E. Heniford of Loris, S. C., was in town last Saturday. There was rain here on last Monday lasting nearly all day. The county board of equalization meets hero on next Tuesday. J. A. Burbage has accepted a po sition with II. W. Mishoe. J. E. Nicholas has had the sign painter at work about his store. E. M. Smith is working the county chain gang 011 the roads neattown. The Hon. K. H. Scarborough went to Charleston on legal business last Friday. We hear much talk of line tobacco plants in different sections of the county. The foundations are laid for the erection of the handsome residence of F. A. Burroughs. Head the change which appears in the advertisement of Duscnbury & Co , in this issue. Tailor made Suits. See Hal. L. Buck Co's., ad. and {remember the date, March 18th and 10th. W. L. Mishor visited his father near Cool Spring last Sunday, returning on Monday. ? i-i vui v.\_>i?uv_y an |Jt'r> isur wus uiCSSed last week by the arrival of two fine boys- twins. Head the change in the large advertise.nent of llal. L Muck Co., in this issue. The walls of the new ba.ik building are competed and the inside work is now being done. | A. H. Cong has accepted a position with the Atlantic Coast Cumber Company at Bucksville. Uu3 a good shoe and your shoe bill will be greatly reduced. S. T. Sessions. The price of cotton is on the decline. No great rise in the prices of cotton is looked for very soon. The morning t rain- lias been late i several days lately on account of j the large amount of freight to be handled Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stalvey of Socastec visited their son. G. Fred Stalvey Esq., last week, returning home on last Sunday. That bull never bellows over paper shoe soles. (J. S. Causey. The personal elTecls of the late Joan null Hardwi.-k will ho novt Saturday at public sale l>,\ the administrator. Call and examine our lot of Spring and Summer Clothing just arrived Spring -.uils uid pants Spixey Mercantile Co The bridge across Crab Tree swamp on the Placard road was repared last Saturday by direction of the County Supervisor. Judge I). A. Towos'Mid, F- F. Covington and.). M. Johnson all left on Friday afternoon, the business of the court being over Th? candidates for Judge of Probate each had to print his own tick ets, and send them bv mail and by hand to the different precincts. D. W. Jordan comes out in'this issue of the paper as a candidate for Judge of Probate. His many friends are confident of his succes, and that he will till the office with credit if elected. I have received quite a nice line t ^ a:..^ .1 n a < i U1 LiUUlCb unci UIM1IS iow cue uxioni and Colonial Ties. Ladies come and see them. S. T. Sessions. The sheriff has received a warrant from the sheriff of Marion county, for the arrest of Henry Tyler as a witness in the ease against Josephine Burns for the killing of Dustin Sarvis. Solicitor J. M. Johnson said last week that he had rather live, at Conway than in any other town in hif circuit Our town certainly has ^Nantages that some other towns * ^ ^togcrs, the general agent for the Morse Electric Belt, has a large advertisement in this paper showing that his belt is endorsed by loading physicians all over the country, Let him show you the belt. The town council has ordered an election to be held at the court house on March 24th, on the questian of a dispensary to be located in the town. Head the election notice in another column. In this issue appears the announcement card of J. N. Pearce for the office of Probate Judge. He should mako a competent ofticcr if elected having filled the office before to the entire satisfaction of the people. I have a largo assortment of men's youth's boys' and infant's shoes, red, blue and black shoes, Colonial and Oxford Tics. S. T. Sessions. Mrs. J. E. Dusenbury of Socnstee visited relatives in Conway last Tuesday, Miss Sallio Reynolds returned home last Tuesday, after spending several weeks here with Mrs. A. C. Thompson. Mrs. Thompson of Wampec, left for home last Tuesday afier a visit of several doys here. There was a special meeting of the Town Council on Wednesday night to consider the establishment of a public cemetery for the town. To shoe customers I will say that the place to buy shoes is a bio thing. S. T. Sessions. In another column appears the announcement card of Jos. Todd as a candidate for the office of Probate Judge. He is thoroughly competent to discharge the duties of this important oflicc. Brown Evans Shoe Cos., shoe for sale for less than their drummers want for them. C. S. Causey. Geo. L. Marsh has sold out his interest in the firm of Collins A Co., to B. B. MeWhito who is now conducting the business at the same stand in one of the stores of the Spivey building. Don't forget Stephen Putney's. 40 car load Battle Axe and War Horse shoes at C. S. Causey's for less than their drummer says they are worth. Married at Gideon. There was a quiet wedding last Sunday afternoon at 7 o'clock. Miss Mnrv It! Sniirnw (lniw.htn., '.r M.. * ?-,/ ' i vi i uuu^ilU L VI i*J I t and Mrs. Clias. Spivcy was married to Mr. James K. Roberts. Rev. John Manning performing the ceremony. The ceremony was performed in the new Methodist Church near Gideon in presence of a largo crowd. We wish the couple a long and successful life. S. Commutation Road Tax. L. 1). Long, the county treasurer, was uncertain as to his right to ac cept commutation road tax after March 1st. and telegraphed the Comptroller Ceneral. He received the following telegram in reply: on have no authority to receive commutation road tax, the time for payment expired, March I 1st." Wantkd:?At once, a man to sell sewing machines r.nd collect on accounts. Good contract to right kind of a man. Experience not necessary. Address, The Singer MI 'g. Co. 3 12 03 4t. Florence, ft. C. \Vantm>:?Students for Summer School beginning March 2nd, 1903. Terms and hoard reasonable. A. J. Sn human, Prine. H F IfuiTclson i Q llinson s Committee. K F. 1) No. 2. Nichols. S. C. Bids Wantkd:?Horry Tobacco Warehouse is now open for rent or lease Applicants will submit their bids in writing not later than March 15th For further particulars address ,J. C. Sl'IVKV, ec. and Treas. 7 " " " Citnton Notice. state ok south ca hoi, in a, / County of Horry. \ hy i, Mb hoc, Clerk ?>f ('o.irt. acting i Probate Judge. \\ hurras, Small M. Elliott made suit t<> tno to grant her betters of Adiniuls tration of the Estate of and effects' of .M I) E liotx deceasedThese are Ihf'reh re to cite and admen ish all and singular the kindred and ered itors <i| the said M. f). Elliott, deceased that they be and appear before ino? in the Court of Probate, to be held at Con way, S in the 12th day of March 100U after publication hereof, at 1 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. fliven under my llnnd this 25th day of February, Anno Domini, 1005. W. L. Mishoe Acting Probate Judge, Notice of Town Election. Whereas, a petition has been presented to Council, praying for an election on the question of the establishment of a Dispensary wltldn the corporate limits of the Town of Conway, and Whereas, said petition having been ufrrnrwl moro ~c 4l" ?.6.? ... U.UIV (HIIII IIIIC llllirui III WIIJ qualified voters of s?i<l Town. Therefore, Bo it resolved, l>y the Inten dant aud Wardens; of the Town of Conway, in Council assembled, That sidd election is hereby ordered, to be held at the Court House in Conway, 8. 0., on Tuesday March 24th, 1003, betweenjlhe hours of 8 o'clock a. in., and 4 o'clock p. m., at which election each qualified voter shall vote a ticket to be furnished by Town Council to wit: "Dispensary No" or "Dispensary Yes." That the following named managers are hereby appointed to conduct said election: G. H. Dusenbury, Hal. L. Buck, Geo. L. Marsh. D. A. Si'ifBT, Intendant. Q. Fkkd Stalvkv, Clerk, Notice. The County board of control will hold a meeting on April 6th for the purpose of electing a dispenser for the dispensary at Toddville. E. Van. Graham, Chairman Hoard. 3-12 03 2t. Notice to Creditors. All persons holding claims against estate of M. J. Grainier, dee'd, are required to present them duly proven to the undersigned or this notice will he plead in bar of their recovery and all persons indebted to said estate are required to make payment to tho undersigned. Pendleton G. Aycrs 3-6 03 3b Qualified Adm'x. I This and That. ^ T You Know What You arc Taking. When you tako (J rove's Tasteless Chill -j<( Tonic, because the formula Is pi duly printed on every bottle showing that it is ^ simply Iron and Oulnlne in a tast less ,* form, No Cure, No Pay. 50c. (jt 4?r?-? m There are seven candidates for ' Probate Judge. j'J Working Overtime. Cl to Eight iiours laws ate ignored by it those tireless, little workers?Dr. King's New Life Pills. Millions P" are always at work, night and day, ^ curing Indigestion, Biliousness, Constipation, Sick Headache and all Stomach, Liver and Dowel troubles. p Easy, pleasant, safe, sure. Only 2oc ut Dr. E. Norton's, drug store. II The new brick buildings will soon 1 bo finished. ,,l It Saved His Leg. !J P. A Dan forth of LaG range, Gu., sulTercd for six months with a frightful running sore on tiis leg; but writes that Bucklcn's** Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it's the best s salve in the world. Cure guaranteed. Gnly25cts. Sold by Dr. E Norton, druggist. ., Spring weether causes that "lazy feeling. > < 4*-More Riots. Disturbances of strikers arc not nearly as grave as an individual dis- 1 order of the system. Overwork, loss of sleep, nervous tension will be u followed by utter collapse, unless a M reliable remedy is immediately cm t, ployed. There's nothing so cllicicnt .. to euro disorders of the Liver or s Kidneys as Electric Hitters. It's a v wonderful tonic, and effective nor- <> vine and the greatest all around ? medicine for run down systems. It v dispels Nervousness, Rheumatism '' and Neuralgia and expels Malaria germs. Only 50c, and satisfaction guaranteed uy Dr. E. Norton, Drug- | k'?st. f| Tragedy Averted. ? (1 "Justin the nick of time our lit- t tie boy was saved" writes Mrs. \V. ( Watkins of Pleasant. City, Ohio. 2 " Pneumonia had played sad havoc with him and a terrible cough set in ^ besides. Doctors treated him, but he grew worse every day. At length we tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, and our darling was saved, lie's now sound, and well." Everybody ought to know, it's the only sure cure for Coughs, Colds and all Lung diseases. Guaianteed by Dr. 10. Norton. Drug \ gist. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial 1 bottles iroe. i Cures Cancer and Itlooil Poison If you have blood poison produc ing eruptions, pimples, nice* s, swollen glands, bumps, and risings, bur 1 ning, itching kin. copper colored ' spots or rash on the skin, tnucuon.s ! patches in mouth or throat, falling ' hair, bone pains, old rheumatism or foid catarrh, take llotanic IMood ! frwiin'(H. It. It.) It, kills the poison | in the blood; soon all sores, erup- ; tions heal, hard swellings suoshh\ aches and pains stop ai.d a perfect cure is made of the worst cases of I Illood Poison. For cancer, tumors, swellings, eat ing sores, ugly ulcers, persistent pimples of all kinds, ase It D It It. destroys the cancers poison in P the blood he d-. cancers of all kinds.y cures the worst humors or suppuraV ' ting swellings. Thousands cur?dl'?yi It, It it. after all else fails It/'lt It. composed of pure botanic iiigie. dients. Improves the digestion makes the blood pure and rich, steps llio sivvfill ilcliim' nnrl till .. .. Ull 'TMIill |l, shooting pains. Thoroughly tested for thirty years. Druggists S! per i large ho't ie, with complete) direr lions for homo euro. Sample free' and prepaid hy writing Hlood Ihilm | ( o , Atlanta. <Ia. Describe ti nible >nd free medieal advlee also sent, in >- '{lied letter. Ill Hi I NIKS? Ml.' For the next 30 day* we will make c the greatest reduction of prices on 1 clothing that we have ever made, i We wan't to make room for our New Goods coming in. I'lease notice some of our prices: Men's $0.00 suits tfoin^ at $7.00. Men's $0.00 suits goin^ at $4.25, Men's $3.00 suits Koingat $1.75. B6ys' $5.50 suits uo'u\u at. *4 25 Boys' $3.50 suits going at $2.50. i Childs $2.00 suits going at <1.25. ?i " $1,25 suits going at 90o. c Wo have a lot of nice goods just in from Baltimore which wo know will please you. Our line of MEN'S and WOMEN FURNISH . 1NGS is complete and up-to-date. Our groceries are fresh and first class in every respect. Just arrived a large assortment r of nice candy, tho best we have ev- a or had. * You will find in our store a complete ling of hardware, farming implements, in fact everything that J an up-to date farmer needs. Our 5 and 10 cents counters are v full of bargains Our stalls are free for your horses when you come to Conway. So when you are in town stop at "Spfvey's Store" whore you will get the worth of your money and receive courteous attention. Call and see j Spivey Mercantile Co .. . i . ! ! i lugistrate's Summons for Debt. HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Horry. lly J. s. Vaught, Esquire. 0 Luther N . Thurp: Com pi Hint having bevn made unto me r W, Hampton Thurp, that you are In>bied to hii.: in the sum of One Hun- , ed Dollars, on your promise and ugreoent to pay to the Bald W. Hampton harp, on or before the Oth day of Oeto ?r A, I). 1001, the sum of One Hundred ollars, the same being the balance due, 1 the purchase price of 50 acres of land mveveyed to you by the said W. Dampn Tharp on the ^Oth day of Feb. A. I). 101. This is, therefore, to require you to apjar be.ore me, in my olllco in Conway. C., within twenty days from the service [ this Summons, to answer to the said omplaint, or judgment will he given gainst you by default. >ated January i?0th A. I). 1008. J. S. Vaught, Magistrate. .11. Woodward, Plaintiff'utt'y 0 I Ait her N. Tharp, absent Defendant: Take notice that the complaint in the l>ove entitled action and the summons c f hlch the foregoing is a copy, were tiled 1 the olllce of the undersigned, on the 1th day of January A. I). 1008. J. S. Ynught. Magistrate. Summons for Relief, TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,\ County cf Horry. > (Court of Common Fleas.) Inuktof Conwnj, a corporation organized under the laws of the State of South Carolina, Atslgnoe Plaint ill. against Thus. A. Lenry, Defendant, 'opy Summons for Hellef, Complaint Served. ! "o the Defendant'l 1.oh. A. i.enrv ?~ You art' hereby summoned and required < ? answer the complaint in (his action liiclt has been (lied in the otllee of the ( 'lcrk of the Court of Common l'leas, for lie said County, and to servo a copy of our answer to the said Complaint on the ' ubscrlber at his olllce at Conway, S C .ithin twenty days after the service here f; exclusive of the day of such servico; ml if you fail to answer tlio complaint fithln the time aforesaid, tho plaintilTs a tlds action will apply to the Court for lie relief detn.Midedin tho complaint. lioht. 15. Scarborough, PlaintilTs Attorney. )atod Feb. 15rd lt)0:5. Titos. A. IjO'iry, absent defendant: Take Notice, that tho complaint in the hove entitled action, and the summons of d whh h the foregoing is a copy, were lied in the olllce of the Clerk of Court votnmon Pleas, for Horry County on 1 ho !rd day of February, A. !). 11)03. ltobt, 15. Scarborough, PlaintllT's Attorney. X. L. Mislioe, O. C. C. P., II. C. Tobaco Flues. - Mann fact tired and sold by i. II SCOTT. FAIR BLUFF. I t. As good as can be made, as cheap j is the cheapest. PUT j In your orders as early as possible i is there will he a-great demand this j icason of which 1 will do my best to oipply S. 1). SCOTT, FA I It HLFFF. N. C 1 p. Little, /' Brick Works. liuildinir l>r.cl{ always on liand Send orders t<? II. I*. Little at Con way, (Joor^otown or Toddville. Homo ' nk'o: Louway, N. C. QBBHHMUBfinnKHRMBMflBMNBaBMnnBlHi Laundry! Laundry! I am a^ont for the ,mikis - stem - mini LAURENS, S. 0. All work guaranteed. Domestic n* ^loss finish. Will call for your aundry every Monday and deliver Saturday. (Jive tne a trial. W K Lewis. Ml HOB Is sufficient to show that my store s the place to buy your Corn, Oats ind'Hav. Seed Oats for the farmrs a speciality. My stock of m GOODS 10 NOTIONS . complete and up-to-date, and I hallengo the town to compare with ny prices Overcoats and Suits A few more to close out at bargain prices. Call and examine my line of Shoos vhich I am selling out almost at lost to make room for new stock. BUYER OF RAW FURS. Yours for trade, \. P. JOHNSON, !)n corner opposite Bank of Conway "!1 . i i'."1 ! f ' * rn i . LV !"' 1 ! ".' 1 1 ' [| ??n T5ny Only s s h THE HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS S \ c Manufactured by b T r The W. C. Macmurphy Co., o r. CHARLESTON, S. C. a C I! S ?Successor to? ~ E The Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Co 1 No heap Materials Used. r No low Grade Goods Made. < We would cull your spceia. at ton lion to the WILCOX GIBBS & GO'S, ? E STAR BRAND MANIPULATED GUANO, which has given general i * satisfaction for H5 years and has proved to he the best TOBACCO, ' COTTON and CORN FERTILIZERS made. Our WILCOX A GIBBS J TOBACCO FERTILIZERS arc second to nore on the market. Insist on your merchants supplying you theso brands; it will pay you, -FOR SALE BY \ Ill i MS (H. * , , I - ... ' " at the Gentlemen, 1'will Pay you to See Him? The Representative of a first-ciass Ta iloritig Rouse, who will be here March 18th, and 19th, show/rig three yard samples in Spring Novelties. Fit Guaranteed. Prices Right. LADIES! We haws the nicest and beet assortment of Embroideries and Laces ever seen in town. Von are cordially invited to see them whether you buy or not. WE SELL GARDEN SEED. IRISH POTATOES, AND BUY Country Produce. HAL. L. BUCK CO. t MARKETS. O EOROKTOWN.. few Virgin ... 2.75 'ollow dip 2.75 crape 1.75 pints turpentine 52 Losin, common 1 40 Wilmington. pirits Turpentine steady. Iachine barrels 65 oun try oat tosin 1.85 'ar lirm at $1.65 Crude Turpentine.?Hard $2 40 >ip $4.00; Virgin $ COTTON. Ordinary 8J cts$ lb ood Ordinary. .. .8| ' " iO\v Middling. 04 " " liddllng 9J ood Middling .9*15 16 orn 05(3*67 lams 15(3)16 houlders 10@12 hick ens 30 to 35 urkoys per lb (live) Iggs 22 o\v L*eas. ?c. per bush 'eanuts 70c 41 11 j-argest and most complete ettab usiiineni aoum. Jeo. S. Hacker & So* mm. * >. -. n ^ "* ^ $ Manufacturers ofi(\ [_*T7J DOORS,SASH, BLINDS, MOULD* i NG AND BUILDING IMMATERIAL. CHARLESTON, S. C. 544- 548 Kins: Street. SPIVEY <X OLLINS CO. Fire Insuranc Bicycles. I). A. SPIVRY, M. w. COLLINS President, Secretary Office In Hank Mlilldlng 8fciil<il Notice. DR. W. li. McCORD, ' SURGEON DENTIST. / i ? ? v^onway, - - C SIM VKY I It iuun<I. H Y M A N TU K ? IMONKKIt MKOfER ?- j (,]|' '"[ heeti the lirsl one to open ? a**"-* '" Conway, ami hiving for 12 )ear? studied ihowant8oflhein.de we feel that we should he in a position to know hette than any one witii Set* experience, just the kind of good* the people want. We have also n nice line of dents Furnishings. (UVE US A CALL. Satisfaction GUARANTEED. B. T. HYMAN, [MB You can #et your Photos at Casque's any day. You can hay enlarging of any kind dono. (Jive me a trial. U. K. GASQUI. Administrators Sale. I nder and by virtue of an order of the Probate Court of I lorry County, I will sell at public auction, on Saturday March 14tb 1003, at 11 o'clock a. in., at the residence of the late Malcolm J. Ora'nger, deceased. All and singular the personal estate of the said deceased, including corn, hay, cattle, hogs, tools, furniture, and numerous other articles. Terms of Sale Cash. Pendleton G. Ayres, Qualified Administrator. M-*.' iiuuce. By virtue of nu order of the Probate Court of Horry county, I will sell at pubHe auction on Saturday March 14th 1903 at 12 o'clock m. at the aealdence of the late Joannuh llurdwick, deceased, all and singular (ho personal estate of the said Joannah Hardwick including household and kitchen furniture, sewing machine and other articles. Terms of sale cash, I). A. Splvey. (.Qualified Administrator,