The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 09, 1905, Image 3
LOCAL ITEMS.
?Big bargains for cash at Jones'
?The now postoflice building is
nearing completion.
?Tho County Board held its
regular meeting last Tuesday.
?(Jotton low, but goods even
ower for cash at W. B. Jones'.
?Not how much guano, but how
the K. P Distributer scatters it.
Murray's Horehound, Mullein and
Tar will cure your cough. Large
bottle for 2&c,
?Hear M. P. Hunt at the graded
school buildiug Tuesday oveniug
February I4th at 8 o'clock.
?Thero were several days of very
rough weather last week. There
was sleet on Friday afternoon.
?Prof. J. L. Kennedy was elected
superintendent of the Presbyterian
Sunday school last Sunday.
?Tho acreago of cotton this year
will bo reduced judging from reports
from all parts of the country.
?The work on the new passenger
steamer is going ahead now and it
will soon be ready to bo launched.
?Tho new livery stables of the
Conway Live Stock Co., will be
finished and ready for occupancy
by about the first of
?Representatives Spivey and Har
relson nave introduced bills in the
Liegislaturo providing for tbc retireraeut
of the railroad bonds.
?We waut your cash trade during
1905 and promise you bigger
and better bargains than ever before.
W. Boyd Jones, Justice, S. C.
?The vacant lot near the Horry
Tobacco Warehouse has been enclosed
with wire fencing and will bo
used for raising truck this summer.
-?A large audience is expected
out to hear the lecture of M. P.
Hunt at tho school building on
Tuesday evening February 14th at
8 o'clock.
?Dr. W E. McCord will be absent
from his office for a few days
after the 14th in attendance upon
the Southern States Dental Society,
Atlanta, Ga.
?The auditor, clork and county
treasurer met in the clerk's oHlee
iusi. rriuay lor me purpose or drawing
tho jurors for the approaching
term of court.
?It is reported that K. J. Glanzj
has a lino prospect f'?r a good strawberry
crop at the Keys Field this
year, fIc was laying the straw about
tho plants last week.
? Col I). A. Spivey has introduced
a bill in the Legislature to
permit the county to sell tho poor
farm near Grown Swamp and buy
u location nearer the town.
? Magistrate J. N. Jenrette is
thinking of changing his office to
some building by himself. He has
been occupying tho clerk's office for
more than a year.
?The new eottnge of J. 10. Nicholas,
which he is having built on the
vacant lot near his present residence
will soon he completed. V.
G. Andors m is the contractor.
? Douglas Waller, little son of Mr,
and Mrs J. L Waller, was seriously
burned last Thursday, his clothes
catching on hro from the lire place.
His injuries were very painful but
hd was standing them well at last
accounts.
?Alex Johnson and Nolloy Johnson
were arraigned in Judge J. N.
.Tenrett's court last Saturday charged
with larceny. They were found
guilty and fined one of thorn in the
sum of five dollars, tho other in the
sum of three dollars
?Bring us your cash, eggs and
poultry, and buy cUico at 3 to fie
per yard. We offer slaughtered
pticos nfcxt 30 days in order to roduce
stock and mrUte room for
spring goods. W. rl. Jones, Justice,
S. C.
?The lumber is being cut for a
handsome new residence which will
be erected for .1. C. Spivey on the
corner near where he now resides.
The cottage will have twelvo rooms
and be up-to date in every particular.
?J. J. E Harrelson and J. M.
Dorman ware at their post of duty
last Monday as Supervisors of Registration.
Mr. Harrelson has been
very faithful in the discharge of his
duties not missing a monthly meeting
of his board sinco he was in
office.
?The next at tract W/j offered by
the lyceum hero will bo tho best.
M. P. Hunt is a lecturer of wide
reputation and it will pay you to
hoar him on tho evoning of February
14th at the Burroughs graded
sohool. Tho entertainment opens
at 8 o'clock.
?The sleet which began to fall on
last Friday evening continued to
fall through the night, and on Saturday
.norning the ground was covered
with a white coating. There
was some snow at intervals through
tho day on Saturday. The weather
was very cold, and dark clouds ob
scijred the sun all day. Tho snow bo
gan to, melt qn Monday.
?Tboro was a mistake^u'our last
issue in an editorial note in reference
to tho erection of the now school
building. The way one of the son'j
tences appeared in the editorial it
would be implied that the town counOil
was responsible for tho raising
of tho funds for this enterprise as
well as tho Issue of bonds for the internal
improvements. It appeared
differently from the way it was intended.
As everyone knows that
the town council has nothing to do
with tho erection of tho school
building, but that this belongs to
tho board of trustees.
?D. N. Floyd, an Horry boy who
is doing well in Florida, will leave
poon for his home after spending
a week at his former home, near
Gideon S C., looking after tho interests
of his brothers and sisters
left orphans by the recent death of
their father, Fred Floyd. Mr. Floyd
has a responsible and lucrative po
sltion with the W. B. Mackinson
Oorapany bf Kissomee, Fla. This
concern packs and -ships Florida
fruits on h large scale. Mr. Floyd
will take pleasure in filling orders
for fruit from any of his Horry
friends. Hisaddrei# is Peg Horn,
Fl*.
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PETIT JURORS
Drawn East Werk to Serve at
Court on February 20th.
S. Hasttoll Harrelson,
W. A. Duseubury,
J. 0. Norton,
J. M. Butler,
D. B Bellamy,
John H. Price,
B. Frazler Harrelson,
F. M. Powell,
Wm. Burgess,
Uobt. W. McCraeken,
J. C. Sarvis,
W H. Rabcu,
E. F. Gerralcl,
Ed Doyle,
J. M. Cooper,
II K. Cook,
V. C. Andorson,
G. Walter Harris,
J. M. Kir ton,
W. W. Floyd,
J. J. Dix,
Jamos M. Dusenbury,
D. M. Causey,
W. E. Causey,
W. J. Dorsey,
Willio Uux,
C. C. Grainger,
B. It. Parker,
W F. Holt,
J. L. Carrie,
J. Morgan Lewis,
J. W. Carter,
I. 0. Bellamy,
B. II. Buffkin,
H. B. Watts,
J. B. Hughes,
Oil AND JURY,
G. R Sessions,
E. W. Johnson,
W. H. Johnson,
A. L. Lewis,
J. M. Connerly,
W. L. Richardson,
M. M. Stanley,
S. C. Itabon,
W. F. Jordan,
B. II. Stalvey,
W. J. Singleton,
W. H. Bell,
M. B. Thompson,
I). C) Bellamy,
S. Ij. Watson,
S. W. Harrelson,
Geo. L. Marsh,
S. B. Moore.
(The fiist six above named were
drawn at the last term of court from
the former grand jury to hold over
as required by law.)
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?Still the cheapest place in Conway
to buy good rice at $2 20 per
hundred. A. P Johnson's.
i 9 mm ?
?Last week the town tried the
case against W. M. Parker for violation
of the town ordinance relating
to vaccination. The ordinance required
everybody in town to be vaccinated,
but Mr. Parker and some
others declared that they would not
be vaccinated. When first cited be
for* the Mayor early last week, C.
J. Vereen who w"s alsocharged with
a violation of the ordinance, was excused
on the certificate of a physician.
Mr. Parker's certificate was
not accepted and ho demanded a trial
by jury lie was tried a day or
mu iiirnviini ov me jury and was
foilnd guilty and sentenced to confinement
for thirty days He at
once employed Ford 1). Bryant Esq.-,
of the Marion bar to represent him
and the attorney has appealed his
ease to the court of General Se. sions.
? ????magg}- .
Another INcw Building:.
The material has been ordered b\
Contractor II. F. Little for the erection
of another brick store building
on Main street for Hal L. Huck Co..
next door to t he lurge store which
that corporation now occupies. The
building will be one story in height,
and will measure. 30 x 70 feet. It
is not thought that the building will
be for rent but will be used in connection
with the present business in
the larger building
Cnujttit Stealing: a Coat.
Two small negro boys were arrested
last week under a warrant
sworn out by J. C. Spivoy, charging
them stealing a coat from Spivey
Mercantile Co. Mr. Spivey had
been noticing for some timo that a
certain window in the waroroom was
left unhooked and thero were other
circumstances which led him to believe
that some one was entering the
building every few nights for the
purpose of stealing. Constable V.
D. Johnson was left at the buildiny
to watch last Thursday night but
the thieves did not appear. On Friday
a coat was found under a pile
of straw near the window and a man
was placed to see if some one did
not come to take it away during
the day. One of the boys was fin
ally seen as he picked up the coat
and walked away. When arrested
he implicated ar.other negro boy
who was also arrested.
I.eral Sales.
Salesday was cloudy and cold with
a coating of sleet on the ground
and thero was a slim attendance at
the legal sales at the court house
The following sales were made by
the Clerk and the Sheriff:
Tract of 76 acres in Green Sea to
W. B. Shelly at 11129.00.
The Cox land of 400 acres, more
or loss, in Simpson Creek township
to Gardner & Lacy Lumber
Co., for $06.00
The llolt land in Galivants Ferry
township to G. J. Holliday at 1300.00.
The W. H. Frapklin tract of land
in Bucks township to Burroughs &
Collins Co., at $100,
Tho Watts land consisting of five
hundrod aores in Bucks tawnship
toW. H. Howell at * 158ft 00
VIBD.
Mrs. Susan Stanley was born in
Brunswick county, N. C., many
years ago, but in young womanhood
moved to Ilorry county near
Boavcs' Ferry, where she diod on
January 21st 1905, at the ago of
seventy-two years. She leaves two
sons with other rolatives to mourn
their loss. Tho funeral services
wore conducted by the Rev. H. D.
Grainger. She was buried at the
family grave yard.
Mr. William Wright Grainger better
known in his community as
Morso Graingor, while in tho field
at work with K'ellv Hodges, on February
1st 19Q5, fell deatf at the age
of thirty-*!* years. Ho loaves a
wife, three ohildren, father, mother,
three brothers, five sisters and many
loving friends to mourn their loss.
His funeral was preached at Antioch
church by the Rev. H D Grainger
frhere his bodv was buried by loving
friends. May God in His goodness
bless these who are in trouble.
McNEILL?BELL
On Wednesday evening or last
week, at the Kingston Presbyterian
church Miss Mary McNeill was marvied
to Mr. Thoma? J. Bell, the
Rev. Mellon Clark of Floronce per
forming the ceremony.
The contracting parties are very
popular young people, and long be
fore the hour tixed for the ceremony,
the church was packed with people
The church had been beautifully
decorated for the occasion The
wedding march was rendered by
Mrs. H. L lluek
As the soft strains of the wedding
march tilled the church, Miss
Amy Burbage and Mr. Purdie Me
Neiil entered the church by the opposite
aisles, meeting <11 front of
the alter, followed by Miss Margarette
McNeill and Mr. A. W.
Barrett. Then came the maid of
honor, Miss Kate McNeill, a sister
of the bride, carrying pink carnations.
The bride entered with her
father, Mr Donald T. McNeill, and
carried bride's roses. The groom
entered with his best man, Mr W.
A. Freeman. They were all attired
in appropriate costumes and the
large audience looked on while the
beautiful ceremony was performed,
with that utter silence due to a
solemn occasion.
After the wedding there was a
reception at the home of the bride's
parents
Numerous and costly presents
were received attesting the high
esteem in which these young people
are held. Miss Mary is a charming
young lady of lovable character
and engaging disposition. The
groom is to be congratulated on winning
such a prize
Mr. Bell is a young business
man of unusual ability, and
lor many years he has been
filling a responsible position with
the Vaccamaw Line of Steamers
and the Conway, Coast & Western
Railway. He is entirely self made
and deserves credit for his industry
and perseverance.
Chain banr Notice.
Magistrates will take notice that
they may commit prisoners to chain
gang direct which is now stationed
on the Conway and Pi re way road at
I hick Creek till further notice.
J. L. Boyd, Supervisor.
BAPTIST.
Sunday school every Sunday 9:30
a in Prayer meeting every Tuesday
7:00 p. m. Business meeting
Tuesday after second Sunday after
prayer meeting Preaching second
and fourth Sundays 11 a m., and
first, second, third and fourth Sundays
0:45 i). m. A cordial invitation
to all. J L. Shinn. Pastor.
? The matter of the Star Bluff
ferrv was laid over by the Board till
next Wednesday.
?.
Fraud Exposed.
A few counterfeiters have lately
been making and trying to sell imi
talions of Dr King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Cough* and Colds,
and other medi-.Miies, thereby do
frauding the public. Phis is lo
warn you in beware of such people,
who s(.(?l; to profit, through stealing
the reputation of remedies which!
have been successfully curing dis
ease for over 35 years. A sure pro- |
tection, to you is our name on thej
wrapper. Look for it, on all Dr
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HIUJ4 ?M I IIK'H l?*II JS I UlllCtllPS, IIS I
all orhers arc mere imitations. II.
E. IJUCKLEN A CO., Chicago, 111,
and Windsor Canada. Cor Sale by
Norton Drug Co , Conway, S C
OBITUARY.
Anna J. Suggs was bora on October
Itli 1825, and died at her home
near Loris, S. C , on December 23d.
1004. She was married when quite
young to Nicholas Prince, who soon
died, after which she married William
Suggs, who also preceded her
to the grave. She reared several
children, nine of which are left to
mourn their loss. She. was a eoesistant
member of the M. E. Church.
All who knew her loved h?r, and
was kind in all her sayings, and
never tired in givitg good advice,
both temporal and spiritual..
We were loath to give her up, but
she had fulfilled her duty here, and
God called her home. Iler body
was laid to rest in the Prineeville
cemetery to await the resurrection
morning. The funeral services were
conducted by the kev. C. II. McConnal.
P. M. 0.
WcdcJIiijr Near Pitfall,
The homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Gerrald was the scene of a quiet but
beautiful home wedding last Sunday.
Tn the presence of a few relatives
their daughter Miss Agnes, was married
to Mr. John K. Floyd, the cere
mony being performed by Magis
trato W, F. Floyd. After the ceremony
the bride and groom drove to
the residence of Mr. S. Q Floyd's
whero an elegant supper was served.
Tho bride is one of [lorry county's
most estimablo young ladies, possessing
many rare virtues and lovely
traits of character, and the groom
is to be congratulated upon winning
her heart ftiul hand.
Notice
All persons holding claims against the
estate of the lute A. F. Ilnrdwlck, dac'u.
are hereby notlfled to present the same
dulv verified with tho undersigned within
the time allowed by law, or this notice
wlU be set up In bar of their recovery,
aod nil persons indebted to the said estate
aro hereby notified to make payment to
the undersigned. M. A. Hardwlck,
2-9-4t. Qualified Adinx
Notice
All persons holding claims againit the
estate of the late Alexander Martin deceased
are hereby notified to file the saine
duly ver fled with the undersigned within
tne lime fixed by law, or this notice wlb
be set up in bar of their recoveiy, and al.
permits Indebted to the -said estate ar?
notified to make payment to the undersigned.
A. T. Martin,
M. A. Martin
2-9-.V4U Executors.
' Notice.
Under and by virtue of an order duly
made by the Judge of Probate of Horry
county, I will sell to the highest blddei
for cash on Wednesday February 22nd
19ft.'), at the late residence of the deceased
all and singular the personal pioperty ot
I the late A. F. Hardwlck, dec tased.
M. A. Hardwlck,
PERSONAL.
?S. P Boumo was in town last
Thursday.
?C. F. Brown was iu town last
Monday.
?Col. D. A. Spivcy spent tunday
at home.
?W. P. Jordan paid Conway a
visit last Tuesday.
?Daniel Tyler was iu town the
first of this week.
?J . D. Haitflor was in the city |
last Tuesday.
? J. II. Stevens was in town on ,
business last Tuesday. ,
?I. L. Cannon was here on busiuessoue
day this week.
?L. W. Anderson was a pleasant
caller one day this week.
? D. 11. Hardee was in Conway 1
on business ore day last week.
?W F. Todd paid the office a
pleasant call one day this week.
?J A. Hamilton of Bayboro was
anion# our callers last Monday.
?J. A. McDermott returned from '
a business trip abroad last week.
? W. D. Collins was in Conway
on business the first of the week.
? D. H. Chestnut paid the office
a pleasant call one day recently.
? W. J. Lawrimore of Florida
passed through thecity last Mcnday.
IJ. A. Elkcs paid this office a
very pleasant call one day last week.
?E. S. Baker of Cool Sprin# was
here on business one day last week.
?J. l\ McNeill of Florence, S.
0., visited relatives here last week.
?J. M. BarnhilV of Galivants For- <
rv, was anions those in Con way last
Friday. !
?J. D. Graham of Finklea, was ,
in Conway on business one day last
week.
11. M. Alford of Toddville paid
the olliee a pleasant eall one. day
last week.
?Magistrate G. T. Sessions of
Adrian, was in town a short time
last Saturday.
?J. C. Livingston of Wampee was
a visitor in Conway last Friday and
Saturday.
?J. B. Morse of Clarendon, N. C , "
was among those in the city the
first of this week.
?Thomas Jordan of Cedar Grove
was among the farmers who visited
Conway last Friday.
-N 11 Mishoe of Haskell was
among those who paid the IIkuai.d /
olliee a visit last week.
? Hon. It. 11. Scarborough is expected
homo from Washington about
the first of next week.
-A. C. McNeill was in Conway p
visiting his parents last week, leav- g
ing again on Friday.
Walter Gore of Fireway, N. C., I
has accepted a oo.dtion here with his
Uiiele, B F. Tu'ton.
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? Miss Molli- Heals of Johnson
City, Tenn.. is in Conway visiting ?
her sister Mrs. G. \V. Hasher.
? Ford I). Bryant Esq., of the ]
Mar ion bar was here last Friday and
Saturday on leg d business.
? Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Monlton re f
turned to Boston this week after
spending some time with relatives
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IIVTI U. ?
?Supervisor J. L. Boyd was sick I
several days last week but was able *
to be out and attend to business
on last Tuesday.
--lion D. D. Harrelson visited C
his home near Loris last Saturday,
retnrning to his duties in Columbia B'
on Monday.
?Call at Conway Bargain House
and see their full display of pretty
valentines ranging in price from |
one cent to one dollar each.
For Coughs?at your druggists or C
direct from Murray Drug Co., Col- ?
umbia, S. C. ? "Murray's llorehound
Mullein and Tar. 25c for largo size
bottle. ?
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OFFERED =
FOR
300*00
! S
ti\
nr
have for sale in Soc- 1J
astee township three M
-j W hundred acres of un- pi
ML improved land, one ^
pi and one half miles 3
: j ?^ from Pino Island, a |i
CkGi station on the Sea- j]
shore railroad. The I
price is only $1.00 I ti
per aero or $1100.00 I si
pj Two Hundred acres of this I ?
p tract is up land and the re- f]
fi maining Ouo Hundred acres U
is hammock land, so situated I 1
H that it can be easily drained, pi
and it is very fertile. This I
J land is uncleared and has no |
pi improvements, but thero is 'j|
1 no better opportunity for 1
;j making a good farm than I ^
1 right hore. This tract will &
^ not long remain unsold, and I
I if you want it, you had bet- i
I ter apply at once to I p
<1 I *
|| H. II. Woodward, I
;j Attorney at Law, I
1 CONWAY, S. C. I !
Summons ior Relief.
STATE OF suutll CUtOLINA,/
County of lloir,, J
[Court of Common Fleas]
M. C. Dusenbury, trading as Dusenbury
& Co , Plaintiff against John Q.
Clark, Defendant.
Copy Summons for Relief, Complaint not
Served.
To the Defendant John Q. Clark,
YOU A HE IIEUEBY SUMMONED and |
required to answer the complaint In this
action which has been tiled in the office
of the Clerk of tke Court of Common
Plea9 for the said County, and to serve
? copy of your answer to the said com- I
plaint on the subscriber at his office at
Conway, S. C., within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day
of such t-errlce; and if you fall to answer 1
the complaint within the time aforesaid, |
the plaintiff in tills action will apply to
the court for the relief demanded In the '
complaint. I
II. II. Woodward,
Plaintiff's Attorney '
Dated January 21st 1005. I
To John Q. Clark, absent defendant:
Take notice that the complaint In tills
action was filed In the office of the Clerk I
of the Court of Common Pleas, in and ,
for the County and State aforesaid, at
Conway, 8. C., on the 21st day of Jan I
nary A. D. 1905. '
W. L. Mishoe, II. U.Woodward.
C C C P. Plaintiff's Attorney.
l-NV* fit,
Chinese Laundry. |
Collars and Cuffs, Ironin#
Machine. Work turn- >
ed out promptly. Send I
mo a trial order. Family
washin# taken. Satisfaction
Guaranteed, Work 1
neatly executed, and in I
First Class Style. Yours
x for Good Work, (
Call on 1
GEO. LVM.
CONWAY MARKET
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FRESH MEATS AND ;
SAUSAGE ALWAYS ON
HAND. ORDERS TAKEN
AND PROMPTLY
DELIVERED EVERY
DAY.
Geo. L. Marsh,
Proprietor.
BICYCLES.
A full am) Complete line of up- *
n-diilo Wheels always i?n hand t(?
ell on tho if atallim nt plan. .
W hees for f> nt
{( pair Work a Sp? einliy.
J 13. Oliver
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jr. k- w. mcuord
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si:ik;i ()N dentist. i
1ULLINS, S. C. f
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Dr.- W. E. McCord ]
SURGEON DENTIST.
)ONWAY, S. C =
wrOyer Bank of Horry.
d. H. Burroughs ?
Physician and burgeon. n
;onway, s. c. '
loom No. 0. Spirey Building.
NOTICE. All
persona aro warned not to
nntor trespass on my lands.
J. D. Graham, 4
l-17-"4o3m. Fink la*. S. C.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the Spring
>rm of tho court of General Sessions for
le year a 1)1905, in and for iforrycoun- ^
r, wllj convene at Conway, 8. C., on
ionday. the 20th day of February 1905,
tid the Spring term of the Court of Com- _
ion Pleaa for said county on the Wedesday
following the said date.
W. L, MUhoe,
C. C. C. P.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. t
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Home wood Nursery has a choice r
slection of l>ar trees. Peat h trees, Plum n
?es, apple trees roses and flowering
hrubs for sale. Call and see my stock,
.lso a fine lot of cabbage plants now 1
ady to transplant.
E. 8. Cultra.
Conway, 8. C.
-1903?4t,
Notice?I hare at my farm a heifer,
k1 and white pided, crumply horns unmrked
looks to be 3 cr 4 years old. Aply
to II, E. Graham,
-98 5-8t Flnklea, 8. C.
Wft?fed~A young ladr d.sires a
ositlon as teacher of public or private
chool. Address Star" Herald Office,
Jonway, 8. C.
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CLEANING AND ?
Pressing
)one promptly and at reasonable
>rice9. Office just opened in rear
>f Conway Barber Shop.
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BOOKS
Stationery
-AND?
MAGAZINES
?AT?
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Spivoy & Co lins Co..
1'IUK liNSUltANCK.
B icy cle s.
I). A. ^pivey, ? ? President
M. W. Collins, ? ? Secretary
G. S. HACKER & SON,
544, 546 and 548 King St,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
i isiuMk i
M OUUMNG,
Window and Fancy Glass a
Specialty,
Hi ? II
I have secured till the Board Ends
it the Conway Lumber Company,
uid I will furniuh them cheap on
hort notice. Best Cook Wood yon
an get. I have headquarters at the
tore of the Hal L. Buck Co., and
>rdei8 for draying or hauling left
kith me will he promptly attended
o.
5. M. Tompkins.
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HUffiT III! II ill S0FFE1
And till occasions at B. T. llynan's.
No use to bttke your own
read and ctikes w hen we can do it
or you at less cost. My stock of
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s tnore complete.
B. T. Hyman
an ib
Send me your orders by mail or
all at otlice of Waccamaw Line of
teamers for best Cypress Shingles
uiue by bmngle Manufacturing
lompany.
r. J. Bell, Agb
CONWAY, S. C.
A. T. Collins
COMMISSION
MERCHANT
AND BROKER
Orders solicited from country
merchants. Call at the Post
Ulice.
Notice to Creditors.
All persons holding claims against
he estate of the late Fred Floyd,
re hereby notified to file the same
uly attested with the undersigned
dthin tho time allowed by law or
his notice will be set up in bar of
heir recovery, and all persons inebted
to the said estate are hereby
equired and notified to make payiont
to the undersigned.
P. L. Godbold,
Qualified Admx.
-26-05?4t.
riL. i
V/Il^vctpvs 1
STORE
In Town.
Rice $2.20 per hundred.
Good meat at file, per pound,
Cheapest place to buy shoes.
Winter goods and clothing at
nd below cost to make room for my
Ipring stock. Oatl during court.
Next door to Herald Office.
A. P. Johnson
HORSES MULES
I
1 We have just received a fino lot of new horses dftd mules to
i bo sold on reasonable terms for cash or good security,
NONE BUT THE
BEST STOCK.
i You know our way of doing business.
-A.. W. Jenkins & ?on.
I llobt. B. Scarborough, II, L. Buck, Will A, Freeman,
) President. Vice-President, Cashier.
IllANIi OF HORRY
| CONWAY, S. O.
) Capital Stock ?. $25,000
i DIRECTORS:
| Kobt. B? Scarborough, W, R, Lewis
P IIul L, Buck, W. A, Johnson
George J. llolliday, Will A. Freeman
We will pay you 5 per ceut interest on yearly deposits. Will
furnish savings banks to those wishing to open small accounts with us.
> Try our plan for saving your nickles and dimes, and you will find that
these little banks and the interest we will pay you on your savings will
help you,
HORRY'S HARDWARE STORE
IS THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
We have in stock a full lino of the latest improved farming
machinery, and we invite the farmers of the county to come and inspeet
same. We carry a full and complete line of Hardware and will be glad
to quote you prices when needing anything in this line.
HORRY HARDWARE CO.
Southeastern Lime <& Cement Co.
Charleston. S. C.
BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS, 1IIGII GRADE ROOFING
'RUBEROUV'
Write for Pricts.
, BLACKSMITHING A SPECIALTY.
WAGONS, CARTS, ROAD CARTS MADE TO ORDER ALSO
KEEP A FULL STOCK OF WAGONS, CARTS, ROAD CARTS AND
BUGGY MATERIAL.
.m'i'-'asi. Near the Gully.
J. II. JOLLIE,
Established 1880 J. L. MeEhvee; Prop
^ (j| a Boimottsvillo Marble Wks,
I UliN^KTTSYILLU, S. C.
_J fcj (HIHI'tcP Prices mul Designs Furnislu <1 nf
?# t\ 11
1>Iomimonts Tombstones anil Curbing
l:lrsl Clsss Work. Kcasoiiablc Prices11.
K. Casque, Conway, S. (J.
lie v. C. L. llugglns, Galivants Ferry, S. 0.
Have Your Home Grown Cabbage
OABIIAOHPLANTH, ALL VAItlKTIlift,
Prices: 1000 at$l.?30. 5000 at #1,25 per 1000; 10,000 at #1.00 per 1000,
Shipped C. O. 1). if desired. Plains arrive at your Express
Oflke in Good Condition.
Write for Merchants' Prices.
Cabbage, Beans, Sweet Potatoes and Turnips
in Season.
Orders for Shipment ol Tomato Plants, Sea Island Cotton Seed and
Sweet Potato Draws should be >c cd in advance.
Iocs Dc.r CI.TOVPIi'.TjmJTGI? U n / "'* ?
rvcAy VJtl Uly YOVi'NOVTSLAND, M. O
fillHUHlfiUD
<'nhl)n|(i' PIriiIm tor sale, and now ready for delivery. "Karly Jersey Wakefield" and
"Charleston LargeType Wakefield two earliest sharphoad varieties and head in rotation as named.
"Nuccoeeion," "Augusta Trucker" and "Hiiort Stem Flat the 8 best tlat head varieties and
head in rotation as named. 1'riceas Singlo thousand, $1.M); ft,000 and over $1 .2ft per 1000; 10,000
and over, $1 .00 per 1000. Terms: Cash with order; or, plants sent C. O. 1).. purchaser paying return
charges on money. Our plant beds occupy 8ft acres on Houth Carolina Sea Coast, and we understand
growing them in the open air; tough and hardy; they will stand severe r.old without
iujury. cMants crated for shipment weigh 80 lbs. per 1000 and we have special low rates for prompt
transportation by Southerii|l''xpress Co. I know of other plants you can buy cheaper than mine
1 sell good plunts. no cheap "cut rate" plants shipped from my farm. I guarantee those that
ship to he true to type and name, and grown from high grado seeds purchased from two of th
most reliable houses in the United States, 1 will refund purchase price to any dissatisfled customer
at end of season
Our Cotton Meed . I.int of our Long Staple variety of Sea Island Cotton sold this year In
Charleston on Dec.8, at 88c, per pound. Heed 81,85 per bu, lots of 10 bu. alul over $1 per bu.
My specialty; I'rompt Shipment, True Varlofles, and Satisfied Customers. I havo been in the
plant business for thirty-five years.
W C GERATY, ' Youngs Island S
BANK OF CONWAY.
CONWAY. S. C.
CAPITAL STOCK, $20,000.00. SURPLUS FUND, $17,000.
TOTAL ASSETS, $140,000.00.
OFFICERS:
n n rnr.T.iMe v>n
i .voan/kni. u. A, ariVKY, CASHIER.
C. P. QUATTLEBAUM, V-Piies. iM. W. COLLINS, Asst. Cashier.
Our Batik, being a local institution, has always striven for the
up-building of Horry County and for tho betterment of her citizens.
In persuing this policy wo take pleasure in extending to our customers
every accommodation when consistent with sound banking.
With gratitude for tho liberal patronage received in the past, we
cordially solicit your future business.
Respectfully yours.
D. A. SPIVEY C ASHIE
I
GREETINGS.^.
We sincerly thank our customers for their patronage during the old
year just closed. Our relations have been pleasant and we trust
mutually profitable to both sides. The New Year has come in and
found us at the ^
Same Old Stand han ever before
in the way of furnishing this section with the right kind of merchan
dise at (he right kind of prices. We shall buy in large quantities jdb
and tell as cheaply as is safe with sound business principles. Wa
solicit your trade for the New Year.