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r V* V The Horry Herald. ? THUSDAY March 19th 1903 v "" matters local and other. i wise. / Visit Spivey's store the 20th. Fruit for fruit cakes at Hyman's. A. C. Thompson went to Maxton last Saturday. Call at the IIbhai.d oflice for tur pontine liens. Read the new advertisement of Conway urug uo. Corn chops and cracked corn for sale cheap at A P. Johnson's. Tho Rev. J. P. Ludlam of Adrian : was in town last Monday. Dr. W. K. McCord will spend | next week on Murrells Inlet. Straw hats at Spivey's from 10c. to $2.25. Opened the 20th. The weather changed to cooler on last Saturday. J. Fred Grant of Laurel was in! town a short time on last Friday, j Grand opening of Men's straw hats, Friday March 20th, at Spivey's J L. Boyd will not be in his office here next Saturday as usual. The Rev. G. vV. Gatlio of Laurel! was in the city last Friday. A. M. Duser.bury of Toddville was in town one day last week. A. J. Jiardee of Conway visited his family near Longs last week. ( ( '( il 1 i II V Si -on I viM'iirn] /In uu in Columbia lust week returning homo on Frida.v. Col. Tom '.iumer, n prominen4 lawyer of Marlboro whs in town last Sunday. Large shipments of radishes are now being made from this point. The rare for proline judge was as lively as the usual primary elections are. A ear ran olf the tract on Main Street last Tuesday and the train delayed several hours. A beautiful line, of Men's, iJoys' and Youth's Spring Clothing, just in. at Conway Bargain House. Miss Frances Coles entertained the Outlook Club most delightfully last Friday afternoon. The Outlook Club will meet at the residence of Mrs. H. T. Hyman's on Friday afternoon at 3:v?0 o'clock. T. J. Vaught of the Nixonville section was in Conway last Saturday . Read the change which appears this week in the: advertisement of Conway Drug Company. The Jordanville farm at Jordanville, has been sold by F. W. VVag-^t ener to Wui. M. Burgan. No change whatever in tlie general road law was made at the recent session of the Legislature. The enrollment at the the Burroughs Graded School now numbers one hundred and forty live pupils. If you want men's hats, try the hull hats from New York, Atlanta, Wilmington, Charleston and Richmond, at any price at C. S. Causey's. Miss Ora Rogers of Fair BiulT arrived in Conway one day last week to visit her sister, Mrs. G. B. Jenkins. Wait for the expert milliner. She , willi be here in a ^cw days and tell you how and where to get your hat for Easter in the latest styles. Julia S. Causey. A hall wMl be erected out at Homewood for the purpose of colony meetings and other meetings of a public nature. Frank Johnson, a small colored boy, who was convicted at the recent term of court of forgery, was sent to the reformatory at Columbia last Friday. J. H. Jollie has opened a blacksmith and general repair shop at the old stand near the Gully store, in the building formerly occupied bv uonway Iron Works. i Our grand Easter Millinery Opening, i ?>ril 7th, 8tli and 9th, Over I ndred hats to select from. Conway Bargain House. Mr. F. A. Buriuw^'Jj^, the large capitalist and merchant on Conway, will locate in our city with his family,?Georgetown Times. 'fhe county supervisor was in 1'Voyds township last week looking the bridge across Cedar Creek. Ip^ill be put in a good state of reas soon as the water goes down. Why don't someone head off that bull, he is scattering shoes all over the county. He gored somebody be low the belt last week, for he put < his shoes back on the shelf to stay, i while mine is put to use. C. S. Can- ( sey. < The act providing for a speoia election on the stock law fixes the , time for the election on the second Tuesday in next August. If a ma- . jority vote in favor of the general stock tfcw for the county, it will go into effect on January 1st 1904. From expressions we have heard we judge that the people will be prety equally divided in most sections. . f? county. ' We have nil the latest styles In Low Cut Shoes, just in. Call and get. what you want. Conway Bargain House. Jos. T. Jenretee died at his homo near Adrian last Monday at noon. Don't forget our Grand Easter Millinery Opening, will be on April 7th, 8th and 9th. Wo will have all the late things to show you. Miss Nina Alford will bo in charge of our Millinery Department again. Conway Hargain House. The Mt. Tabor Sunday School Institute will convene with the school at Honey Camp on Saturday !> fore the second Sunday in April, instead of in May as heretofore. Hon. J. P. Durham will deliver the annual address. Three years ago, we secured the exclusive sale of "Battle Axe" shoes for tbis town, and any one else offering these shoes for sale must have purchased them previous to that time. Hetter buy new "Battle Axe" Shoes, they are the best and cheapest. Conway Bargain House. I1.N. Sessions Leads. As wo go to press, all but five of the voting precincts have been heard from, and the vote for Probate Judge stands as follows: 11. N. Sessions, 287; K. V. Dusenbury, 172; J. M. Oliver, 118; .). S. Vaught, t?7; Jos. Tobd (5; J. N. Pearee, it; 1). \V. Jordan, 33. Married at Adrian. On March 15th, at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. J. T. Todd, Miss Eliza I loot h of this county was married to Mr. ,1. II. MeGJui* gun, of Lake Waccumuw, the Itev. John Manning of C'oa way'-''in-forming the ceremony. The iitteudants wore, Mr. E. M. Booth with Miss Birdie Todd. After a most bountiful repast in the dining room, the happy couple and the quests all left for the home of the enjoin at Mr. Kelly Tompkins's, whore a company of their friends met to congratulate them The if room is .1 high toned young gentlemen in every sense of the word. The bride is the charming daughter of Mr. ai'.d Mrs. J. T. Booth. We wish them all the happiness possible alone life's pathwav. L. P. ,J.' DIED Daniel M. powell. after a lingering illness, departed this lifeon Feb. 2-n<5 1903. lie was born May Sih. isTl, and was therefore, in his twenty ninth year lie was married in October 1899 to Miss Lizzie Lewis, and she with one child, also his aged father and mother and several brothers and sisters survive him to mourn their loss Hut they hope to some day meet him in a brighter, better clime, for he left to them the sweet assurance that his peace was made with God and that all was well To all of the bereaved we extend our sincere sympathies. J. m w.\ntkp:?At once, a man to sell sewing machines - ml collect on accounts. Good contract to right kind of a man. Experience not necessary. * Address, The Singer Mfg. Co. 3 12 0^j*t,/>.^ ^ Florence, S. C. -Wantkj>:?Students for Summei .School beginning March 2nd, 1903 Terms and board reasonable. A. J. Shriiman, Princ. B. F. Harrelson I Q. IIin.son v j w/iiiimttut*. K. F. r). No: 2. Nichols, S. C. lIHEUill During the Winter and Spring the onset of CATARRH is often very sudden. It. begins likt an ordinary cold and very rapid)j fastens itself upon the organ attack' ed, whether it be the head, throat lungs or stomach, and assumes ti stubborn form of CATARRH ut unce. Upon the first appearance of what is known as a COLD, you should immediately take warning avwI i r ? * - ?uu jjiuyiuc juursrii witn a bottlo ol PERUNA. One bottle of this wonderful rnedic:ne will do morn at the beginning of an attack than several bottles can do after the disease has become estabjiehed in the system. PERUNA cutes the Catarrh wherever located. Peruna is not a guess nor an experiment, but a scientific certainty. a. - l-..i .uu at Conway Drug Co. Notice to Creditors. All persons holding claims against jstate of M. .1. Grainger, deo'd, are required to present them duly prov?n to the undersigned or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery ind all persons indebted to said Mtate are required to make payment to the undersigned. Pendleton G. Aycrs J ft 03 3t Qualified Adm'x. dnojo P?? PIOO 'tqflnoa JOj Mnoi|6nooe^nu||nouo I . L?_' ? This and That. r You Know What You are Taking, ^ When you toko (Jrove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula Is plilnly printed on every bottle showing that It is simply Iron and Ouinlne In a tasteless ( form, No Cure, No l'ay. 50c. _ _ _ ?] Working Overtime. Eight hours laws aie ignored t>y j those tireless, little workers?Dr. ^ King's New Life Pills. Millions t are always at work, night and day, l curing Indigestion, Biliousness, < Constipation, Sick Headache and all ? Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. 1 Easy, pleasant, safe, sure. Only | 2">e at Dr. E. Norton's, drug store. ] - ? ? It Saved His Leg. P. A. Danforth of LaOrange, Gu., sutTered for six months with a fright- i ful running sore on his leg; but ' writes that Hueklen's Arnica Salve ] wholly cured it in live day s. For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it's the best salve in the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cts. Solu by Dr. E Norton, druggist. More Riots. Disturbances of strikers are not nearly as grave as an individual disorder of the system. Overwork, loss of sleep, nervous tension will be followed by utter collapse, unless a reliable :emedy is immediately employed. There's nothing so efficient to cure disorders of the Liver or Kidneys as Electric Hitters. It's a wonderful tonic, and effective nervine and the greatest all around modi ,'ine for mi. down systems. It dispels Nervousness, Rheumatism and Neuralgia and expels Malaria germs. Only f)Oe, and satisfaeti ?n guaranteed uy Dr. K Norton, Drugget. Tragedy Averted. 1'Jlist iii the nick of time our lit tie boy was saved" writes Mrs. \Y. Wat kins of Pleasant City. Ohio "Pneumonia had played sad liavoe with him and a terrible cough set in besides Doctors treated him. but lie grew worse every day M length we tried l)r King's New Discovery for Consumption. ami our darling was saved lie's now sound, and well.'' Kvcr.ybody ought t,o know, it's the only sure cure for Coughs, Colds and all Hung diseases. ("Juatanteed by Dr. K. Norton, Drug gist. Price aOc and $1 *M?. Trial bottles tree. -i* ? -*t* Cures Cancer and Hlood Poison If you have blood poison producing eruptions, pimples, ulee.s, swol len elands, bumps, and risings, bur nine, itching : kin. copper colored spots or rash on the skin, mucuous patches in mouth or throat, falling hail*, bone pains, old rheumatism or foul catarrh, take Hotanio Hlood Halm (H. H, H.) It kills the poison in the blood; soon all sores, eruptions heal, hard swellings subside, aches and pains stop and a perfect cure is made of the worst cases of Hlood Poison. For cancer, tumors, swellings, eating sores, ugly ulcers, persistent JjjiuivU^UvAUJutujfb take H. H. H. * iV'iTV "l; " ,vt} poison in It destroys the canccio , the blood heals cancers of all a,1' ' cures the worst humors or suppurating swellings. Thousands c ured hv B, B. B. after all else fails. B. BB. composed of pure botunic ingie, clients. Improves the digestion makes the blood pure and rich, steps the awful itching and all sharp, shooting pains. Thoroughly tested for thirty years. Druggists, $1 per large bottle, with complete directions for home cure. Sample free and prepaid by writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, (la. Describe trouble , and free medical advice also sent in s riled letter. U HI I I mil ON GUI I . f For the next 30 days we will make the greatest reduction of prices on clothing that we have ever made. We wan't to make room for our New Goods coming in. Please notice some of our prices: Men's $0.00 suits going at $7.00. Men's $0.00 suits going at $4.25. Men's $3.00 suits going at $1.75. Hoys' $5.50 suits going at $4 25. i Hoys' $3.50 suits going at $2.50. Childs $2.00 suits going at41.25. " $1.25 suits going at 00c. We have a lot of nice goods just in from Haltimore which we know will please you. Our line of MEN'S and WOMEN FURNISH INGS is complete and up-to-date. Our groceries are fresh and first? class in ever}' respect. Just arrived a largo assortment of nice candy, the best we have ever had. You will find in our store a complete line of hardware, farming iin jjiuuicuis, 111 met everytiling thai! an up-to date farmer needs. Our 5 and Id cents counters are full of bargains Our stalls are free for your horses when you come to Conway. So when you are in town stop at "Spivey's Store" where you will ^et the worth of your money and receive courteous attention. Call and see us.Spivey Mercantile Co 1 Summons for Relief. ri!E STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of llorry. (Court Common Pleas.) fas. B, O'Neill and Francis Q. O'Neill, copartners In trade, as Bernard O'Neill & Sons, Plaintiff's. against O. Bancho Bryan. Defendant. 'opy Summons. For Relief. Complaint Served. l\> the Defendant (5. Bancho Bryan. You are hereby summoned and required o answer the complaint it. this action >f which a copy is herewith served upon fou, and to serve a copy of your auswer ;o the said complaint on the subscr l>er at lis ollleo at Conway, S. C.,;withln twenty lays days after the service hereof; exclulive of the day of such service; and If you rail to uuswer the complaint within the .line aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action tvill app ly to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated February tltli A. D. lDOd. 11,11. Woodward, Plaintiff' Att'y. I'o Saucho G. Bryan, absent Defendant; Take notice that the complaint in the ibove entitled action and the summons t f which the foregoing is a copy, were tiled In the ofilce of the Clerk of the Court of Doinraon Pleas, for llorry County, on the 11th day of March, A, I). 1!H)!5. W. L. Mislioe, C.C. (', P. Summons for Relief, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,) ('ountv < f I lorry. ) (Court of (,'ouimon Pleas.) Banktof Conwaj, a corporation orgirtdxed under the laws..of the State of South Carolina, A>sigpev Plaintiff. against Tlios. A I.earv. Defendait. ? J , Copy Summons lor Relief, Complaint Served. I\> the Defendant i l.os, A. Leury: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action which has been lileil In the ollieo of the Clerk of the Court of Common l'leas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said Complaint on the subscriber at his otllco at Conway, S C within twenty days after the service here Ot ; exclusive of the day of such service; I and it yon fail Fo answer the cmnphdut within the time . foresaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Robt. il. Scarboiougli, Plaintiffs Attorney. Dated Feb. 3rd HKtti. I'o Tliov, A. I,"try, absent defendant; Take Notice, that the conip'aint in the al> >ve t ntitl" i action, and the summons of of whi li the foregoing is a copy, were tiled ill 111" ollice of tin* Clerk of Court Common l'leas, for Horry County on 11.e 3rd day of Febuiary, A. I) ll)t)3. It ibt. R. Scarhorouuli, I'laintiiCs Attorney. W . I,. , c. ('. c. I'., II. C. Tobaco Flues. Manufactured and sold by ? S. 11 SCOTT. FAIR BLUFF, I C. As good ns can be made, as cheap as the cheapest. p xt rr He In your orders as early as possible as there will he a great demand this season of which I will do my best lo supply. S. I>. SCOTT, , FAIR BLUFF. N. C. i.. \ 'vM Little, A a. Brick Works. Building br.ck always on hand. Send orders to II. P. Little at Conway, Georgetown or Toddville. Borne OfBce: Conway, S. C. Laundry! Laundry! ' 1 am agent for the LllKII - STEM- - HUM. LAURENS, S. C. L! A11 work guaranteed. Domestic or gloss finish. Will call Mr your hilin/lrtr ? 1 1 " .......v.. j hcij 1'iuiiuiiy UIIU JtlCl IV01 Saturday: Give me a trial. W R Lewis. I TRIAL PURCHASE la sufficient to show that my store is the place to'^buy your Corn, Oats and-Hav. Seed Oats for the farmers a speciality. My stock of .DRY ROODS RID NOTIONS . complete and up-to-date, and I hallenge the town to compare with my pl iers Overcoats and Suits A few more to close mil ut bar- j gain prices. ' t "illI and examine my line of Shoos which I am selling out Hhliosti at cost to make room for new stock. UUYKU OF It AW F U It Yours for trade, A. P. JOHNSON, On corner opposite Hunk of Conwa.v ^ Buy C THE HIGH GRADI ?Manufnctui The W. C. Mac CHARLESTt - Success The Wilcox & (ii No heap Materials Used No l< We would call your spccia. attention STAR HUAND MANIPULATED (J I satisfaction for .T> years and has |?r?? COTTON and CORN FERTILIZERS TOHACCO FERTILIZERS niv secom | your merchants supplying you these I FOR S.\ I ) | 111 8 (501 j AT 1 NEW S vo I vv'l? NVils tn'cn aiiiioso left . ?. hope t We are now showing It Spring Good*. J few of il DUCK, LINENS, MADE ASS, PIQUES, MUSLINS, Dli * SIIIKT W 1)< MUltOKRIZED OXFOUDS, SHARK SKIN SKIltT I ; \ Also a Complete line of I We are told that we hai it is no trouble to show goot you call whether you pur el HAL. L. E Notice of Town Election. Whereas, a petition has been presented (a ft/...?II - ?w vuMiii u, praying for iin election on the question of ttie establishment of a Dtspcn sary within the corporate limits of the Town of Conway, end Whereas, said petition having been signed by more than one fourth of ttic ' qualified voters of said I own. Therefore, lie it resolved, by the Inten , ?lant atul Wardenr. of the Town of Con- \ way, in Council assembled, That said election Is hereby oidered, to I I be held at the Court 'louse in Conway, I S, C.( on Tuesday March 24th, 11)03, l>e- i s tween the hours of H 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: * I?is- | pensary No" or "Dispensary Yes " That the following named in ma :ers are ht'lehy appointed toeondm t said election: (J. II. Dusenlmry, Hal. I.. IJ'tck, Ceo. I.. Marsh. I). mmv? y, 1 ntendnht. G. Fitku St.vi.vkv, CI' rk, Duly 2 FERTILIZERS red by murphy Co., ON. S. C. or to? ' ibbs Guano Co I >w Oracle Goods Made.' to tlir WILCOX CI nils vC' GO'S. t i J A NO, wliirh lias j^iven general vrd t ? bo I lie I jest TOUACCO, made. Our WILCOX A (JI13HS I l<> iini'c on ti.o market. Insist on minds; it will pay you, "iK MV i m. rHE ;Tore. 9i9HBk??UfiflBEfiK98 ESSBBBBSVHhSSMII i illilt [tuiv.h , / / r J '*or husband slosV ptt I'Ctdiei he latest suji^.. '--?w many tern: \l IT IKS, rAIST SILK, 0TT1-D SvVISS, WHITE AND DOTTED LAWNS ING, MOUSSALLINE DE SOLE. Yd ah Fa hrics of at I hi nds. )C a nice assortment, and Is. Always * lad to have lasc or not SUCK CO. The Lucky One. I have again been able to secure the service of Miss Viola Cleaton, ll?e tasty and ellicient Trimmer and Milliner, who is willing and able to please the most fastidious persons, the is now on the Northern Markets taking in the fashions and styles, iut will he here in a few days at your icr\ic<8. Mrs. Julia S. Causey. Rank l? li'ding. Early Risers Tho famous littlo pills. / -V v 4 MARKETS. OioaoiToww. Now Virgin .3.00 Yellow dip 3.00 Scrape 2.00 Spirits turpentine fl3J Rosin, common 1.70 Wilmington. Spirits Turpentine steady. Machine barrels 05 country oal Rosin 1.95 Tar Arm at $1.05 Crude Turpentine.? Hard $2.40 Dip $4.00; Virgin $ COTTON. Ordinary 8J ctsl* lb Good Ordinary. .. .81 4 44 Dow Middling. 04 " " Middling 04 44 Good Middling 0 15 10 Corn... 05(^07 Hams 15(g)l? Shoulders 10($12 Chickens *50 to 35 Turkeys per lb (live) Eggs '22 Cow IVas ?c. per busb Peanuts 70c 41 44 I i n gest and most complete titab lishmont South (jco. S. Hacker 6c So* i '***? iT IC. Manufacturers of HOOKS, SASH. HUN 1)8, MOULD INC! AND HfJILDlNO I M AT hi HI AH. CHARLESTON, S. C s'm - 5 1h kin a: Street. SPIVIiV N: OLMNS CO. Fire Insuranc Bicycles. I). A. SPIVhY . M w COl.UNS President, secretary Office in Duiidlt u dental notice. ! DR. VV. H. McCORD, SURGEON DENTiST. Conway, - - S. C to>'"simvky iujiuhno. H Y M A N ? ? ? ? ^ ? TIIE?? PIONEER GROCER Having been the lirst one to opei ' a FIRST CLASS Grocery Store in h<ving for 13 years i>?> s promises, so In..'* J Cnnwnv iinrl* although it has leaked out Conway, anil A. ? ?0.SJ,Pu?n?r circles that studied the wants of the trade we fsel that we should be in a position to know better than any one with less experience, just the kind of goods the people want. We have also a nice line of Gents Furnishings. GIVE US A CALL. Satisfaction GUARANTEED. 1 IAiaiARTERr^lcKLASa B. T. HYMAN, You can get. your IMiotos at Gasguo's any day. You can hav enlarging of any kind done. G ive me a trial. R. K. GASQUE. Not tee. The County board of control will hold u mooting on April tith for the purpose of electing a dispenser for the dispensary at Toddvilie. K Van. Graham, Chairman Hoard. 3-12 03 21. DACITIAMO BETCHED. Mtr dopMlt m?Mf lUoIIll/ilA t,,r tuition tn bank tilt pneuion u Meored, or mil accept notoe. (')ioap board. Car faro paid. No yacattoo. Eutvr any llcue. Open for both aries. DRAUGHON'S S? Jhf BUSINESS Nwhtllle, Tmiu. ^ Savannah, Oa tialveaton, Tex. sP Texarkana, Tex. Indorsed by merchant* and banker*. Throe months' bookkeeping witii un DjiiAla nix. elsewhere. All commercial branches taught. For circular* mplaining limne Study Tour**." address ' Department A.' lur college catalogue " DepaxuusMt