Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WE SELL THE E whut we say. We intend to soil us e market prices, then conn; on and we Up-to=Date line c R. L. I Florida Letter. Kditor Herald: Will you allow me space in your columns for a few lines. This is a beautiful place and a oood one for a laboring man. A man is not oiTered kssthan ^1.00 per day for labor here and there is plenty of work to do. A boy that is lar^e ^ .. - 1 * iu uai: a i\ ii I u* I'll II 11 KILT JM %\)[) I a day scraping fruit. Florida is not a farming district for every thing. They grow some long staple cotton known us Scalund cotton. It is very expensive to raise and is now worth Kiconts per pound. Turpentine and grove work are the chief occupations hero. The people don't sell turpentine here like they do in South Carolina. A man with capital will buy a body of timber, put down the still and have the boxes cut, hire the gum chipped and dipped out, still and sell it. There is no rough gum sold in this State. drove work is very profitable but if there were to come a hard freeze it would break this community. The frec/.e here in 18!M> killed tke orange "ees to the ground. 1 am on the banks of Lake Weir. It is a beautiful lake and covers about OA linn ....... HM. "... .. 1.... * - - ? f i? i iiuil'n. 1 IIUI l 1^ | M l 11 L \ i. M llMl and some game liorc. The train killed a wild hear that weighed over 100 pounds about eight miles from hero one day last week. This is a health resort here. No fevers of any kind have ever been known to originate here, and consumption is not common. The climate is mild. It is not common for hard freezes to come here and the temperature seldom goes above !MI degrees in summer. I passed through the southern part of Georgia and fiom what I could see there is not much going on there. 1 fear that 1 have been too lengthy already, but if this misses the waste basket 1 will write again. S P. Strickland. ? g?a Torture of A Preacher. The story of the torture of Rev. O. 1) Moore, pastor of the Raptist church, of Hornersvillo, N.Y., wil' interest you Re says: "1 suffered agonies, because of a persistent cough, resulting from the grip. I had to sleep setting up in bed. I tried many remedies, without relief, until 1 took Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Roughs and V^V/I v?r?, i 1 I v i i * i I I I I * i > v.m IM I I I > *. viii- II and saved mo from consumption. A yrund cure for diseased conditions of Throat and Initios. At. Norton Uni'M o. Price uoe and $1 00, guaranteed. Trial bottle free. A (iood Alan Man Gone. On the inorniny of January 27th. the death anyel si-ited the home i f Mr. A. F. (lore and took him from his beloved family, after suffering and bciny eonlined to his tied for near six week, tint he bore his pain witb Chris'im pal ence, often expressing Lis willnyi.ess t.o subnet to God's will. All was ('one for him that loviny tin*..'Is co d. ! do. Mis devoted familv w s continually aroand hU bed adm > idcriny to his "cods and doiny all tl.c\ could to re beve his pain. It a v\ith till t! ey j could do thov had 1 yive him ? p: j but he ieft the assureu <? th\t their I* loss was his eternal yam lie often I prayed to God that if it was- his will to take him out of his pjiu i ! ? was a ooud husband, a loviny , father an' 1 one of the hest r.(*i?/li? | hors in tiiis community, always ! cheerful and lively sin J ready at <*lljj t imes to aeeoiimiod lie his friends of' j which lie had miny. He was mar- | ried toS. .1. Lee, of Itoberson county, N. C., and they lived happi'y to <jretheriintilhisdeat.il Kleven chddren four sons ami seven daughters ?all of whom are living except one of the sous who preceded him to the better world about seventeen years. He also has two daughters iiving by his former marriage to Mary J. Hest. Wait oh my soul thv maker's will, * Turn ? tuous passions all be still, Nor let a ir/Tir nuriug thought arise, His ways are just his counsels wise. G. K. Furious riflrtitinjr. "For seven years," writes Geo. W. Hoffman, of Harper, Wash , "J had a bitter battle, with Chronic stomach and liver trouble, but at last I won, and cured my diseases, by the us- of Electric Bitters. I tinhesituth recommend them to all, and don't intend in the future to be without them in the house. They are certainly a wonderful medicine, to have cured such a bad case as mine." Sold under guarantee to do the same for vou, by Norton Drug rOo., druggists, at 50c a bottle. Try them toda.v. OpcttiiiA: of a Colored School. m Editor Herald: Please allow me space in your columns to say that / he colored free school at Cool j Springs will open on the 1st day of January, 1900, and will be under the V^caroful management of Miss Nellie E. iCidd. We wish her success. Being one among the most popular colored teachers n this county we shall be glao to woicomo her in our midst, i 0. If. I lemming way. ' HEWN D p No paper Shoes in'stoe! * 4 * one. and we guarantee heap as anyone, it' they sell at half p are ready to serve you as cheap as )f Dress Goods, ? -EE a Trespass Notice. Notice is hereby forbidden under penalty of law, to hunt, fish, or in any manner to enter upon my lands in Conway township, on South side of Waccamaw river, buunded on the East, North and West by Waccamaw river and on the South by G. E. Murrell, A. C. Murrell and Lizzie Hughes, Thomas Lee, J. 11. Lee and Claredy land. L. J. Watts. 11-110 5-4t. I T HE CHAMPION I STUMP PULLER. 1 (I iiipro vc?l> I The strongest, the simplest and most economical of all <<? 1 >..11 k > j; 1 UllLTiS. Try it before you pay for it. I Guaranteed to pull your stumps I or no pay asked, lie sure you write us before vou buy else- I Write for En he Booklet ?dvin<* terms and prices. TIIE CHAMPION STUMP I I'lT.I.I-R CO., Joliiifttoit, S. (', I Mention this paper. THE ST PASS NOTICE. All persons are hereby fordidden under penalty of the law, to hunt, or any manner to enter or trespass upon my lands: situated in Oonway township, consisting of two tracts, one known as the S. N. Anderson tract, the other as the Harrell land. All violations will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. 11-30-5?4t. Ella D. Smith ESTIMATING ST AN I) I N (J Tl A! ItlOf Having had many years experience in estimating timber for some of the largest lumber companies in the South, 1 am now in position loserse all parties who have timber which they wish to throw upon the market. 1 will estimate and make sales for such parties to their advantage at a reasonable commission. Those wishing to correspond with me can add-ess me at SOCAS'li K, S. ? W. <\ DO OK K. II 20 f> 2 m I FEELING 1 LIVER-ISH I \ This Morning? f TAKE I' A Gentle Laxative i And Appetizer NOTlCIS. All pm'?ons holding claims against the < te of J. f). Williamson, late of i! -i i \ county, deceased, are hereby i.otilied to present the same duly attested to the undersigned within the time fixed bv law or this notice will be set up in bar for 'heir recov m v, and all persons indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned. E. N. Williamson, 12-14-5?4fc. Qua!. Admr. County Commissioners Annual Mcetinjar. The annual meeting of the Board of County Commissioners will be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in January. All per sons having claims against the County of Horry must have them filed with the Supervisor by ttie Saturday preceding the first Mon day. All road overseers are re quired to make a report of the amount of hands, and how many day's work was done on the public roads, and also a list of tools be longing to the county. By order of W. K. Holt, *3upr. td. Clear thinking, decisive action, vim and vigor of body and mind, the spaiMacof life, comes to all who use llollister's Rooky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets at Norton T)r ug Co. ~r OWN-2SJ k, all Solid Leather ut prices that can that our goods last, longer than the av rice, and we guarantee to give yot anyone. -jhoes, Millinery, i ND CC SPEC I/ BAR WE have now another lot of I have some Special Bargains to 12.00. Men's suits from cheaper than the cheapest. Come air others say we have the goods and int< Hats and Cap; Line From Ladies'and Cent's Gloves, a full line Skin. Ladies' Walkiug Jackets, a b SHOES, wo always have a full line by the Manufacturers TOBACCO. We have Three or 1 known Black Leaf Tobacco we are sel! S. To Se f Vh Grand Sp ...... A' TODDVILLE, Commencing Thursday, December 21, Special Goods a The following will give \ou an idea Granulated Sugar for $1. 22lbs Extr $10. our price $(5 00. Mtjn's Ovcrco; Dants, worth $2 2f>, our price $1.75. SHOES, SHOES, SHOES?yes, we 1 special sale. Shoes worth $4.75, now j going at $1.25. Shoes worth $1115, ?. gotten the children, for Old Santa Clu We have just received 1 GOO Packs of Eruits, Toys, Etc. We have secured Dusenburv and Albert RheuarU durit every one will be waited on promptly but THREE DAYS. YOURS FOR i A m mrc If. K. Oa.' M v. C. !i INOTICK OF IHSCtf ARGP, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned M'?.ry a A. Williamson as i administ ni1 of the personal estate and (meets of John B. Williamson, Sr., deceased, will ap )ly to the Hon. 11. N. Sessions, Judge of Probate in and for I lorry county, at 11 o'clock a. in. at his office at Conway, S. C., on Friday the 19th day of January next, for a final discharge u?> isiit*u mi in i ii isi r;itri x. Martha A. Williamson. 12-14 5?4t. MOVED. I have moved into the NEW BUILDING urrusiTt POST OFFICE TJ1* NTAIRN where I will be #lad to serve my many friends and customers with any tiling ^ood to eat. S. P. Hardwick. SPECIAL NOTICES. FOR SALE?Trect of land of about one thousand acres to be sold in parcels, upland and fertile swamp, $2.50 to $5.00 per acre. Address D. Russ, Mattie, S. C. Foil Sai.e: ?Fresh dressed poultry and cgtfs for sale at all times. Chickens 30c each. Fowls 353 and 10c. F. O. B. Myrtle Beach. Sea Side Poultry Yards, Mvrtle Beach. S. C. tf. s\ )OODS TO Q] i't bo touched Our goods speak for erage goods, because our goods are j new floods which ought to be woi md Gent's* Furni; >MPAh GAINS. dEN'S CLOTHING just in. We in Over Coats in juices from ?1.75 $5 to $16.50. Hoys CLOTHING d seo our goods, no mutter what md to sell them. s, a Beautiful 10c to $5. of the very best Eastern Buck eautiful line at j)oj)lar j>ricee, of the very best Brands Guaranteed 'our llumlred pounds of the well ling: ?t 18 cents on the pound. >sion | <e ecial Sale r . . s. c. and Ending Sat u-day Dei ember 23. t Special Prices. : Good 11 Rice $3.35 a sack. 201bs a C Sumir fur $1. Men's Suits, wnrih ats, worth $(?.7f>, our price $3.70. Pants, worth $1.35, ^oinir at $1. mve '2500 pairs to clost out at this goinj; at $3.75. Shoos worth $1.05, roin<; at jiji cents. Wo have not forms has promised to attend our sale. Pi re trackers. Lots of all kinds of the services of A. II. Lono, W. K. to this special sale in order that This sale will positively not last LOW PRICES. ENBURY d 1880 .1. \Y. MeKlwee, Prop ittsville Marble YVks, 'tICNNHTTS VILLI*. S. <\ and Designs Furnished of Lnt?st St \ lo nts Toinbsinui s and Curbing ! 1 on Applica''on. ?ss Work. Kcaftuiiable l*ric SM.L'SM /:\. '<1 tie, Conway, 8. t . i. Unjoins. Calivunts I'erry, S. (' Notice of Sale for Foreclosure. NOTICE is //ERKISY GIVEN, That, pursuant to a decretal order and .1 udement of Foreclosure to him directed, signed l>y His Honor, it. 0. Watts, .Judge d the Fourth Judicial ( ircidf, dated 1 ) . ember Hth 1 1)0.'/, made in the ease of The dank of Conway. Plaintiff, against Rmeline Ij. Thompson, M.J. Thompson, Lizzie ThotnpsoPj F A. 'I hompson, M. A, ('arson, Susan .1. Thompson and Mary Elizabeth Thompson, Defendants, the undersigned, Sheriff of 11 orry county, will sell before the Court //ouse of said count 1/ ill ( 'nnu'nu SI O rtnrlrwr ln?ul ! "?"? ...... ...... ... v.t?u...lg "f*"> MWUtOj of sale, on l'uesday, the second da/ of January 100(1, the same being ft legal sale da) in said month, the following described real estate, to wit: All that certain tract of land known as the former residence of Joseph Thompson, deceased, situate in Bucks township, in the county of //orry and Htato of South Carolina, lying on the public rond leading from Conway to Georgetown, distant from Conway about eleven miles, coutahrkig seven hundred (700) acres, more or less, composed of a part of a certain 500 acre tract sold to said Joseph Thompson by one Keuben Smith in 1848 and 1857^ and also part of a certain 500 acre tract sold to said Joseph 1 honipson by Henry Buck in 1850, as reference to said deods, plats and grants will more fully show: the lands tone sold being bounded North and East by lauds of B, L. Beaty, &onth by lands known as ""llie Young Tract," and West by lands of J. S Tl?/?mnur\n. ion oomo -./.td ? m ?ax/i?i| V^U JVITO l/I IIJO aitlU BtlVCU hundred acre tract having been sold to B, L, Beaty. Terms of sale Cash, purchaser to pay for paper?. B. J. Session? Sheriff Horry County. Johnson & Quattlebaum, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 12-15-5-vgt Notice. I have purchased the interest of W. I. Parker iu the business of I. L. Edtjo & Co,. at Shell, S. C., and I jam now solo owner of the business. | I. Tj Edge, FFER AT HJ themselves?they stan 1 the test. 1 new. We don't otTor new goods at t-h 25 per cent more to yon and tin shing Goods. ( I Y , Horry! * LOTS DO "THE ( F WISII to say to t Wbest assorted stock < to Ilorry CouTity ha for the past month a now showing a vai correct fabrics, fai Rroadcloths, Henri* mere, Serge, Tailor Fabrics. Ribbons and Laces in like quantities and cheap in pi mediate inspection, 10,000 Yards Going at 5c i Real value 15 It has been said oI our lino of R never been shown in Conway, ai four times the size. Wo havo various parts of tlio State; anc vite the ladies to inspect them. I Our stock consists of everything class department store. Ladies Skirts and Walking J; childrens Dressed and ready to the most particular people of all intr, Huts and Caps. SHOI From 15 ctt No use, here's the place; that i: yourself justice and examine on Burroug Col TODDVIL MONKEY is closed for the season. ''Bob" is to are ft ill receiving, showing and selli General M run-istingof F;n ( \ and Staple DrvG Shoe? L.uiii's Fine Diess floods, Ifn lino of '( run in v, ;Ji of which vvi We am 8'rictly in I In- nun k? t for In cjRunio FUHF COU>THY for w hieli we me pn\ing lull prio?-8. Inn'ing..ai.d we will coii\ince \oti tha DOSENBl TODD 17 L L /s\ S. CHRIS" CHINA. STATIC Of course we are headquarters for Cut Class and can give you the great of Christmas Goods. We had the go the fight among the cutters and dei height last summer and are offering We have china from 10 cents to $8.(J beautiful HAND PAIN Cups and Saucers, 10c. to $1.25. Celery Trays 25c. to $4.25. Cake Plates 25c. to $4.00 each. Knlflfl (in/1 UiiVPir nielioo I a W.I Ml i? 11 v? ? /v l ft > 1/IOIIVO ui/ly. IU C'l. each. Salad and Merry Sets, 7 pieces, $1.50 to $8.00. Tea Cups and Saucers$1.00$3.20 per set. Cream Pitchers 10 to 50 cents each. After Dinner Coffee Sets $1.25 to $3 75 each. Shaving Mugs 25c. to $1.25. Individual Coffee Cup and Saucer 10c. to 65c. each. CONWAY I , 1SMJ i VLF PRICE. A'e guarantee to compete with any slaughtered prices, hut we stand by ' real value would be more. Got the :OME AT ONCE. sxt to the lardware Co. ING AT ^ I iULLY" he tyade that the largest and >f Merchandise ever brought s been constantly coming in aid still coming, and wc are 'ied assortment of tho most 9I1 ions says, in Dress Goods, Htas, Mohairs, Satin, CashHroadcloth and Rain Proof l all the nobbiest patterns in oportion. We have for imI m broidery and 10 cent. . a r\ O ( \ 4- n f n 11 vi ^v/ ugs, that such a stock has id would do credit, to a city already made shipments to I in North Carolina. We inVlattings in all grades. * generally carried in a first ackets. Ladies Misses and wear Hats, such as will suit ages. Men and boys Cloth- V 10S for e verbody >. to $5.00. s what the people say. Do r stock before buying. Respectfully, hs & litis Co. J SHOW! king a much inedtd test, lint we n^ i he goods. i St. #4 ond*' XolionP, llosit-rv, H:iI ulv 10 u (iif lliils AUioii l(i*i i? i'i?' S'Ting a' r?* onuhle pric J. .1 \ i i * 15 >1 :>I I > 10 A A I> P i*< >I)IJC10 C^? nic to Toddvilli* and do your t this is heHdqnurtt-it) fo" hurraing, font s for butiiM Sj? u u v <xr co OUT II CAROLINArMAS. CUT GLASS. W per cent. dix-ount )NERY. Foreign and Domestic China and test bargains ever offered in this line od luck to purchase those goods when ilers of glass and china was at its the benefit of the reduced prices. >0. This includes several pieces of TED WORK. Cut Glass Bowls, Gold I nluid 5c. to 7.00 each. Cut Glass 25c. to*7.50 per piece. Don't forget we are offering Cut r\\ * ? * * ? vriusB aigreauy reaucca prices. Wo have tho latest patterns and prettiest designs in Glass and China. Christmas Hooks, Holiday Stationery 2f> to HO cents per box. The best goods put up in attractive packages for presents. Calandars and Christmas Cards. Hooks for little folks and big folks. Remember we otTer only the best to everybody and-evervbody gets a "square deal" at DRI m on PMMIM ? l,r,n Try the lit raid.