The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 16, 1905, Image 3
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? Vibod tsar gain I
* ONLY
I #235.00 t
i 'VW *
1 *)AA Acres woods land
* * *"" well timbered, on
4 public road near Centen- k
j ary church in Soeastee.
^ It is worth it for the
1 timber alone Property I
<; of Mrs. J I) llaigler, of 9
1 Toddville, S. 0. Look it t
ovi - and buy if you want
aicood investment. J>
,^er>(P'ye,>y*'#vr^ei|e 'VWf
H. H. Woodward, I
Attorn kt, >
Conway, S, C. ?
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LOCAL ITEMS.
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--Court next Monday.
?Call at this office for legal blanks.
?Big bargains for cash at Jones'
?The small pox scare is about
over.
?By your dress pants from W. B.
Jones.
?The first days of the week wore
rainy.
?The rain was followed by cold
weather.
?The snow of last wook was followed
by heavy rains.
. ?Cotton low, but goods oveu
ower for cash at VV. B. Jones'.
?M. P. Hunt lectured at the Burroughs
School last Tuesday night.
?There were many visitors in the
city last Saturday from the country.
?There have been many sufferers
from sore arms during the past two
weeks.
? The County Pension Board last
Saturday approved nine new applications.
^Murray's Horehound, Mullein and
Tar will cure your cough. Large
bottle for 25c.
For Coughs ? Murray's Horehound,
Mullein and Tar. 25c for
inrtfe bottle.
--For wagons, buggies, and bicyclos
call on lv. II. and (J. L. Seals, at
Tabor, N. C.
?The Sheriff was pushed this week
with legal business for the approaching
court.
?Jones at Junico wants all the
poultry, wool, beeswax and hides in
Horry coanty.
? Subscriptions are being solicited
to aid in the erection of a parsonago
for the Presbyterian church.
? D H. Lewis, while digging in
his field one day last week, dug up
an iron wedge and a rattlesnake.
? Buy your legal blanks at the
Herald oftico where you can get
them of almost any kind or nature.
?ltev. J. B Skipper will preach
at the Allen School house on Saturday
before the second Sunday in
March ut 11 o'clock a. in.
? We want your cash trade during
1905 and promise you bigger
aud better bargains than ever before.
W. Boyd Jones, Justice, S. C.
For Coughs?at your druggists or
direct from Murray Drug Co., Columbia
S. C. ? "'Murray's llorehound
Mullein and Tar. 25c for large size
bottle.
? B. F. Tuton has opened up a
large stock of generic merchandise
in his store next door to the Bargain
Bouse, and ho is making additions
almost every day.
There was a mistake in the list of
the grand jurymen published in the
last issue. Instead of the name of
W. L. Kiehardson, the name of M.
M. Martin should have appeared.
?Albert Rogers of Floyd's township
was committed to the jail here
some time ago on a charge of larceny
of live stock, failing to give tho
necessary bail. He was given a preliminary
by Magistrate W. F. Floyd.
?Bring us your cash, eggs and
poultry, and buy etlico at 3 to 5c
per yard. We otTaF slaughtered
itrlnAfl n#?xt 30 dn.v? fr? ???_
dace stock and make room for
spring goods. W. B. Jones, Justic#,
S. C.
?The claim and delivery case oyor
an ox brought by D. P. Green against
Ben Tompkins was to have been
triod in the Magistrate's oourt hero
last Friday but was contiuued, a
third parly making claim to the
property.
?Owing to the bad weather, the
meeting of the Teacher's Association
has boon postponed until thfl
third Saturday in March, and it Is
hoped that thero will bo t full attendance.
Tho program will be
publlshod in duo time.
Instructions, pledges and? the like
have been sent to oaoh county seat
for distiibution, and tho initiation
foe will bo but twenty five cents.
Tho farmers are urged to attend
and loin this movement whieh it
calculated to put them in better cir:
cu instances.
-r-Little IJortha, daughter of thf
Rev. J. L. Shi on, while at play one
day last veok with some other little
ifirls, follovor a fence and broke he?
arm just aoove the elbow. The chile
* suffered a tfreat deal from the inju
ry but is standing it well.
? ?The committee qf the ^raqd jqry
appointod last, year to examim
into tho public offices of tho count\
met attain the first of this week t<
continue their work. The commit
tee consisted of Messrs. G. R Sea
uions, W Tj. Richardson and U. A
Dusenbury. At last accounts thei
woro at work in tho Supervisor'i
office*
>u?k>
woe* by our postmaster and tho <.
beautiful arrangement of the oftiee, j
has attracted ihe attentiou of many j
of the pcoplo. It is not only much j
more beautiful but much more con- .
veuient than the old outfit. Postmaster
Collins bears the expense of ,
this outfit entirely out of Irs own ,
pocket. * I
?The Field Publishing Company j
was organised in Georgetown re
cently. Tho object of the company 1
is to publish a weekly paper, to be 1
edited by James Henry Rice, Jr..
for the purpose of advertising the
resources of Georgetown and east .
ern South Carolina to the outside
world. Tho paper will be called the !
Carolina Field, and the capital
stock of the- company is $10,00(1.? 1
Georgetown Times J
?Some changes in the A C. L.
tracts in tho town are contemplated *
in connection with the removal of f
the depot to the opposite side of the '
-.troet Drawings for these cfrmges
have been on lile for soin time, but
the work has been delayed for one
reason and another Several car ;
loads of the material have b*?'n <?.? 1
the gr aind several veek*. Phe work
will pe-'^abls o in all lit the first *
of March. '
Hall Granted.
Tho town authorities had to take t
vV M Parker before Associate Jux ?
tice Woods at Marion under a rule to 1
show cause issued in habeas corpus I
proceedings Mr. Parker bad beer, i
tried for violation of the vaccination t
ordinance and sentenced to thirty t
days confinement in the jail. His I
attorney had instituted habeas cor- t
pus proceedings and for some rea- ?
son at tho time fixed for a hearing bo i
fore Justice Woods, the writ was
not returned. On tho return to the
rule to show cause, tho case was argued
on its merits and Judge Woods
allowed him bail, pending his appeal (
from the Mayor's court in the sum i
of two hundred dollars. Tho order j
W.is sent nvnr r?r< lnet Tnntiln? <?twl
Parker made his bond. Tho order c
of J udgo Woods does not decide tho ?.
question whether or not the town (
has the right to enforce vaccination ^
?it only allows bail pending tho ap- \
peal which Mr. Parker has taken fo (
the court of General Sessions, and t
which appeal will bo heard next wnwk. 1
It it an interesting (picstion and (
will doubtless create interest in the
trial and arguments. ^
Now for Proof. J
Conway, S. C , Feb. 14, '05. t
To The Editor of the Herald:?As f
I have been charged by certain poo- i
plo (behind my back) of keeping r
back some of tho proceeds of car No. a
15500 which was loaded with two t
hundred and fifty two (252) crates of t
strawberries and shipped from a
Home wood on May 2nd 1004 to The c
A. L. Hayes Co., Cleveland, Ohio, s
1 take this opportunity to invito any li
or all my accusers, through the col- s
umns of your paper, to bring forward
the evidence they possess or
may claim to possess, and over their
own signatures, defend the position
they have taken and thus give me at 'j
leust a chance to defend myself and ^
show the Growers that there is also
another side to this question.
J. Lewis Lee.
A Itad Hood.
Editor Herald:?Please a1 low me j'
space In tour paper for a few words |
concerning the public road leading y
from Loris to Bayboro. The first -j
section from Loris is very rough. (
The swamp is just about impossible j
to cross. It is dangerous and this is y
on W. II Stevens' section, who has v
done but two davs work for the past
year On the section joining this, f
there has not been a days work done |
on it for the last year.
Mr J. L. Boyd has done the most l(
of his work around Duck Creek, I I,
think, but I will -ay this mind), if j
Mr J L Boyd don't look after the .
Quishou swamp I wijl see if there is '
any chance to handle the matter. |
I hope he will look after this at. once .
for if any of mv stock gets crippled, j
I shall expect payment of the conn- j
ty for it Yours Truly,
Willie Gerrald. '
Wants Graded School,
Editor Herald;? 1 believe one of
thogreat needs of this community
is a graded school. Why could we
not consolidate several of our small '
schools; vote an extra tax of three
or four mills and run a good school
eight or ton mouths in the year.
I favor such a school, lot us hear
from others. M. M. M.
MARRIKD.
On last Thursday at the residence
of the bride's brother, Mr. J. G.
Lewis, .Miss Laura A. Lewis was
married to Mr. George Flowers the
1 Rev. Henry Todd performing the
eoremony.
BAPTIST.
Sunday school every Sunday 9:30 ,
' a m Prayer meeting every Tues'<
day 7:00 p. m- Bvisincss meeting
Tuesday after second Sunday after (
prayer meeting. Preaching second 1
and fourth Sundays 11 a. m., and 1
first, second, third and fourth Sundays
6:45 p. m. A cordial in vita- 1
tion to all. J. L. Shinn. Pastor.
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, Chain Oanjr Notice.
> Magistrates will take notice that
they may commit prisoners to chain
i gang direct which is now stationed
on the Conway and Pireway road at
Buok Creek till furthor notico.
! J. L?. Boyd, Supervisor.
Take Murray's Horehound, Tar
and stop coughing. 25o for largo
1 bottle. Your druggist or Murray
Drug Co., Columbia, S, C.
i
\ Grave Trouble Foreseen,
) It noods but little foresight, to
' toll that when your stomach and
I liver are badly a [Tec tod, grave troublo
is ahead, unless y.>u take the
proper medicine for your disease, as
Mrs. Johr^ A Young, qf Clay, N. Y.,
- did. Sfyesaysj '<! had neuralgia of
? the liver and stomaoh, Iny heart was
t. weakened, and I could n ?t, eat. I
> was very bad for a long time, but in
- Electric Bitters I found just what I
needed, for thev quickly relieved
. and cured mo." Best medicine for
r weak women Sold under guarantee
4 by Norton Drug Co., Druggists, at
60C a bottle.
rw
An 'investigation was held last
Saturday in the court of Magistrate
foscph W. Johnson in tho case of
iuliusT. Hatcher, who is churned
n the warrant as be in if of the ne$ro
race and intermarrying with a 1
ivhite girl. Absolutely no proof
vas made showing the presence of
legro blood in Hatcher's veins, tint <
ie was bound over to the court of
general Sessions along with the Kev
Jarroll who married them. The girl c
.vho marrird Hatcher was not inelu
led in the warrant. t
Those who are acquainted with all
he circumstances of the case, regret
/cry much that such a prosecution t
ins been brought, because they set;
10 good that can come from it. C
L\ Hardee is the prosecutor and he t
narried a sister of the girl who has
narried Hatcher. Some three or
our years before Hardee married
lis wife. William Hatcher, a broth
;r of Julius Hatcher, married unoth- j
;r of the sisters, and Hardee a "mits
hath" has associated with William
Batcher as a white man. The \
Batchers are a darU -skinned people,
mtif there is anv negro blood in
/hem, no one knows wheneoor when ^
t got there?if anvthing it may be
ndiati or Spaniard. Hut thev nr
food citizens perfectly honest inlustrious
and hard w.irking poopi-To
this ihe business men wh- have
lud dealings with them will tes'ify
Phet'e are those who will testify th >t i
he girl in t he ea^P is not of tho high
>st social standing, that she too is
>IT a dark complexion, and should it v
aa in mod for a minute that Hatch- '
ir is tainted with negro blood, yet
ho fact that he sought a wife among
.hoso of his own class, will bo his '
jest defense. If ho had attompted (
-o marry a white girl of high social
standing, his case would be different .
11 the opinion of the people.
I;arincr? Callril to Mcot.
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The farmers of the county are re- 1
juested to meet at the various voting
precincts next Saturday for the ?
jurposo of selecting two or more 4
ielegates to meet in Conway at 12 c
)'clock on Monday of Court week to.
iclcot the delegates to represent the (
Uounty at the Cotton Growers' Con- (
mention in Columbia. The Convention
comes off in Columbia on Tu.eslay
February 21st, and the dele^tcfc' J
decled to represent the county will i
lave to leave for that city on the i
'veiling train on Monday. The puriose
of these conventions is to organize
the fanners to control the t
jroduction of cotton and to control 1
Jio placing of the cotton of the
South on tlie market. It is one of
he most important moves ever made (
or the beneiit of the farmers, and in
t, not only the farmers, Lot all f
ither business men arc interested
md w ill lend a helping hand. We
rust that Horry will not be behind r
he other counties in the movement a
md that she will have her delegates I
m hand with the others. This is
hort notice, but tho meeting can be
icld and the delegates sent just tile 51
ameif action be taken at once.
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Make your druggist give you '
lurray's Horchound, Mullein and
?ar Cures your cough. 2fic a
ottle.
Court IV'ext Week.
The court of General Sessions will c
onvene liorr next vlmaday morning, a
nd a glance at the criminal docket 1
1 the court shows that then will r
ikely be but little time to devote to T
he transac ion of civil business, f
'here are two murder eases on the c
locket to be tried, viz: State vs tj
fell and State vs Foley. Besides t
t liniui i o i \ts\ iw I * ? 1 ~ r
v.^iu >.-j tuu vi.-miui iiiiuiuer m j;
for minor offenses to be tried v
iml which will occupy fully the first ii
f\v days of the court. It will like f
y take until mid day on Thursday,
>r perhaps until Friday morning to
lispose of the orimiral eases, and lifer
this there will be but little time
or other business. This state of
dVairs is bad in view of the. present }
congested state of the civil docket (
iere, and a special term of consider -|
ible length will be needed next sum- |,
nor or fall to clean up the business
just year one entire week was eon-*;
turned in the trial of one civil jury
rase. Without, a special term the
lockets will never be cleared.
FrayU Exposed.
A few counterfeiters have lately
>een making and trying to sell iini,ations
of l)r King's New Discovery 1
or Consumption, Coughs and Colds, 1
ind other medicines, thereby do- f
rauding the public. This is to *
yarn you to beware of such people, '
,vlio seek to profit, through stealing
;he reputation of remedies which *
rave been successfully curing dist- iaso
for over 35 years. A sure pro
Action, to you is our aame on thd !
wrapper. Look fpr it, on all .
King's, or Bucklpn s remedies, its ;r
ill others are mere imitations.. Ha
E. BUCKLEN & CO., Chicago; 111,
ind Windsor Canada: For Sale by
Norton Drug Co , Conway, S. C.' "
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Chapel School Oratorical Contest
The oratorical contest of the Chjyp:
jl School was held in Antioch Baptist
church on the night of Febru
iry 10th.
i:ne church was beautifully deco- *
rated by some of the students of the' 1
school** '* ' |
Th# exercises of the evening woro. ,
opened wjth prayer by our worthy ]
Superintendent of Education. <
After prayer, the chairman, B. 1
Dawsey introduced as the first spea- i
ker, Mr. Barley B. Dawsey. Bis '
subject was "Liberty and Law."
Mr. Dawsey made a very eloquent .
speech and received many compliments
from tho young ladies. >.
Mr. Gilchrist Small was introduced
as the next sppakor. Bis subject
was "The Bible. " Be mad^ a
good speech and rpotqyed congrattt- \
lutions irom his friend?. < ,
Toe third apeakeripCroduced was' (
Bert Grainger. ".His subject was ,
"Temperance" Be also,mado a i
g<Tod speech and was complimented '<
Tory highly. a ,
Then tho judges consisting of E. ,
V. Best, J H. Neel.v *nd John Pil-> ,
man were asked by the Chairman to
rotire and make their decision.
After reaching their decision Mr. .
E. V. Host gavo a short, but interesting
talk and rewarded tho prize,
(a 'ountain pen) to Mr Barley Dawsey
as being die finest orator Then
the chairman spoke, of ' tho prize
that all can win," and closed the exercises
with prayor.
The largo congregation was very
muoh delighted bv the fine music by
Miss Eranklo Watsoa,
Cor.
PtiKSONAL. i
?D N, Floyd left yesterday.
?E. W. Johnson was in Conway
ast Friday. 1
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?D. H. Lewis was a pleasant call*
?r one day last week.
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?M. C. Holmes was a pleasant
jailer one day recently.
?W. F Smith called at the Her- t
dd ofiicc one day last weak. (
?C. C. Powell was in Conway on J
jusiness one day last week, I
? P. P. Carter of Leon, was in !
own one day last week.
? W E. P. Cooper was amon# !
,ho?o in the city last Friday.
?Dr. J. S. Dusenbury went to a
Florence last week and returned.
? H. N. Sessions was in the Louis- a
nlle section last week on business, ]
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?J. J. Cook of Dongola was in t
Jon way on business last Thursday.
?J. G. Todd of Daisy, was among i
ur pleas nit cdior.s one day last
J. H. Stone of Wilmington, N (
'., w is in Conway the latter part of
a t week,
?W F. Floyd of Floyd's township
va* in Conwa;, 011 business one day
ast week.
?I)r. R. G. Sloan of Little River,
was in Conway on business the first
>f the week.
?J. Vr. Stevens of Sanford paid
.he Herald office a pleasant call one
lay last week. !
1
?The Hon. Robt, U. Scarborough
arrived home from Washington
last Monday. 1
? II. L. Marlow and his daughter, 1
drs, Elizabeth Martin, were in the
:ity one day last week.
?The Rev. H, D. Grainger has'
:hanged his post office address from
?erSnom to Sanford, S. O,
. O. Muggins of Galitrnnts 1
^errv, aceompaniotl b} his son, was ,
n Conway on business one day last (]
veek. v- ,
tf\ ,
?S. M. Jordan of Cebu, was in
.own one day last week and while
lore paid the Herald office a pleas- J
int call.
-D. N. Floyd and Mrs. P. L. ?
Jodbold were in town last Friday
>n business pertaining to the estate
>f the late Fred Floyd.
?Oscar Shinn has severed his eon- '
lection with Spivey Mercantile Co., '
aid accepted a position with the *
Atlantic 11 room Works.
?J. F..Dusenbury left a f?w days !,
tgo to accept a position with a naral
stores company in Florida near *
?ensacola. He had been filling a
>osition for the past year with The
lank of Conway. i,
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DIED. ['
James F Smith was born on Feb- ti
nary Gth 1HTO, and died February 11
!rid,' MH)il 1n his twenty-sixth year,
ames was an invalid from early
hildhood and the pet of his mother .id
two rtisters, who survive him.
lis remains were gently laid to
est by kind friontls at Antloch
laptis'l "xhiurch \l'here ho was a ^
lithful member," His sieftt is va- tj'
ant; and in the hearts of the ti
icreavod family is an aching void i>
he world can never (ill. We sym- p
lathize with the t.ereaved family
et feel assured that their loved one s'
s resting on the other shore with
rieuds gone, before. W. 11.
ARMORY OF TROOP "L" J
SI'IX l \l, OltDIClM
1-. amiplying with special instruc*
ions from the Adjutant General's _
lllee. the..annual inspection of I
Yi>op '"'TV'(HorrV Hu-sars) will be ?
iold at ilieir Arrr.orv on Thursday
\pril (>thsJ905
2 -The following extra meetings
ire heivbv. ordered:
Satiir'dav Feb'. 18th at 10 a. m.
Saturday Mch. 4th at 10 a. .n.
Saturday Mch 18th at 10 a m (
Saturday Mch 25th at 10 r-. m.
Saturday April 1?t at 10 a. tr>. I
Thursday April lith at 10a. m.
The commanding officer earnestly
erpiests tho presence of every
nembor of the troop nt each extra ]
md regular meeting between now
ind tho annual inspection^
Attest:.- , Hy Order.
L. Marsh,. Chas J; Lpps, (
), S.f Capt. IstS. C. Cav. N. O.
M0-fi 7t. Commanding Troop "L" I
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Foreclosure Sale.
Hy virtue of Judgement of foreclosure
ind sale of date 2l)di October 1904, in the
'.asp of James Battle against Noah W,
Slanton et nl., I will sell nt nublip nuc- t
Ion before the Court Houso ooor at Con- r
vay, S. C., onsnlesday In March 1905, u
luring the usual sale hours. All that
ertaln piece parcel or tract of land Con- H
aining thirty (30) acres more or less,
ylng and beir.g in the county and State \
iforeBald, on the west side of Iron 1
Springs swamp; beginning at a Ughtwood
itako corner of Jesse II Blantons in the
un of Tar Kiln Branch, thence running
*aid branch down with the run to agreea
?take corner opposite the mouth of a f
lih h. Thence running up the ?<lld ditch '
learly a south course to the pond, thejiy *i
direct line to run parallel with ditch so 1
McDanlel Blanton's line, to agreed stake c
jorner; thenco running said Blanton's q
line to J-Rse II. Blanton's corner, thence
running said Blanton's line 1>hck to the
beginning corner.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay
Tor papers. B. J. Sessions,
J-16 5 ts. Sheriff II. C.
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LIS? 1
Notice to Creditors. J
All persons holding claims against *
the estate of the late Fred Floyd, (
ire hereby notified to file the same f
July attested with the undersigned 1
within the time allowed by law or (
^hi& potl^e will be sot up in bar of f
their recovery, ancT all persons indebted
to the said estate are hereby
required and. notified to make payaicmt
lo' tl\6 pndorsigned.
V, U Godbold, ?
Qualified Admx.
26p6-4t. .
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A GUARAN. i
//: ;?o ,
^fPOSIT !
ir* r?td 500 (
1 ;!KU Courses Offared.
wl'jm IkardttCoAl. WrltaQukJt (
..ntACtvi.NcS&Ce! LCGE.M?c?aQ%
CLEANING ANDi
Pressing j
Done promptly and at reasonable ]
prices. Oflioe just opened in rear (
A Conway Barber Shop. (
Jos. R, Lesesne. <
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Chinese Laundry. <
Collars and CufTs. Iron- '
ing Machine Work turn- 1 t
ed out promptly Send I .
tne a trial order. Family
washing taken. Satisfac- (
tion Guaranteed. Work 1 t
neatly executed, and in I .
First Class Style. Yours , ]
for Good Work, (
Call on ' (
GEO. LVM. j
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CONWAY MARKET
FRESH MEATS AND
SAUSVGK ALWAYS ON
IIANI). ORDERSTAK- ,
EN AND PROMPTLY
DELIVERED EVERY
DAY.
Geo. L. Marsh, <
Proprietor.
NOTICE,
All persons are warned not to *
mntor trespass on my lands.
J. D. Graham, ?
1-17-' 4o'im. Fink lea, S. C. \
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Notice. S
Notice Is hereby given that tlio Spring (
orin of the court of General Sessions for >lie
yenr A 1)1000,in and for Morrycoun- >
y, will convene at Conway, S. C., on ?
ilonday. the 20th <lay of February 1005,
iud the Spring term of the Court of Comnon
Pleas for said county on the VVodlesday
following the mid date.
\V. Ij. Mishoe,
C. C. C. P.
I-2 05?td. ?
Notice
All persons holding clahns against the I
state of the lite A. F. I lard wick, dee'd. |
re hereby notified to present the same
luly verified with the undersigned withn
the time allowed by law. or this notice tt
rill be set up in bar of their recovery, a
ud all persons indebted to the said estate
re hereby notified to make payment to 8
lie undersigned. M. A. Ilardwlck, C
-0-4t. Qualified Adinx. g
Notice. ?
Under and by virtue of ail order duly ^
inde by the Judge of Probate of florry
ounty. I will sell to the highest bidder (
or cash on Wednesday February 22nd, *>
905, at the late residence of the deceased,
II and singular the personal pioperty of
ie late A.F. llardwick, deceased.
M. A . Ilardwick,
9-5-td, Qualified Adinx. ^
Notice |
AM persons holding claims agaiirt the
state of the late Alexander Martin decased
are h? r? t>V untitled to file the same (.j
uly ver lied with the undersigned within ^
ie lime fixed by law, or this notice will
a set up in bar of their recoveiy, and all 11
ersons. indebted to tile said estate are (J
ntified to make payment to the undergned.
A. T- .Martin.
.M. A. Martin
-9-5-4t, Executors.
Jr. R. W. McCord
sp.Kd T.ON i>i:ntist.
1ULUNS, S. C.
Jr. W. E. McCord
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SURGEON DENTIST.
DONWAY, S. C KayOvor
Bunk of Horry.
H. H. Burroughs
Physician and Surgeon.
CONWAY, S. C.
loom No. 9. Splvey building.
SPECIAL NOTICES. a
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STRAYED?There has taken
up at my place, one Steer and
hree Yearlings. Yearli n g s unnarked.
Stoer marked with crop
ind under bit in right ear, under
lit in left ear. Owner can get
ame by calling at my place and
>aving charges. W. P, Hooks, x
M6-5 2t. Zoan, S. C,
STRAYED?One Red and white
plod ox has taken uo at my
dace,"marked with imder bit swalow
fork and over slope in right
ar, under bit and smooth crop in
eft ear. Owner can get same by
ailing at my placo and paying
-harges. J. H. Collins, \
!-16 5 4t. Zoan, S. C.
WANTED?to know what became
of the table which my t
nother, Mrs. Charlotte C. Congdon 8
jut in the old Methodist church, and
which was discarded for a new ore
when the church was repaired some
lomc years a^o. The table was of
lark mahogony, round, with one q
itandard in tho center ending in
ihreeor four rounded or claw-shap;d
feet. Any inforipttion will be *
jraiefull, received by,
Mrs. J. T. Walsh,
Care Herald. Conway, S. C.
2-16-06-3t.
Notice to Creditors.
All persons holding claims against th
sstate of Elva R. Melson, deceased, ar* r
hereby notified to file tho same duP? 1
rerided and attested.wlth the undersign*? f
within the time flxea by law or thin notid
will tx? set up in bar of th?lr reoory <*,
ind all persons Indebted to said eataf* ?
ire hereby notified to make payment to '
the uu<i*raigned
[)r H H. Woodward, J. J. Pitman, i
His Attorney. Qualified Executor.
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Spivey & Co litis Co.,
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B icy cle s.
I). A. ^pivey, ? ? President.
VI. W. Collins, ? ? Secretary.
3. S. HACKER & SON,
544, 546 nnd 548 King St,
:harleston, s. c.
AT r\ * T aw I %T #?
i" u u ij i? I jji ?
Window and Fancy Class a
Specialty,
II AMD 111
I have secured till the Hoard Ends
t the Conway Lumber Company,
ud I will furniah them cheap on
hort notice. Heat Cook Wood yon
an get. I have headquarters at the
tore of the Hal L. Buck Co., and
rders for draying or hauling left
nth me will be promptly attended
o.
5. M. Tompkins.
mm mm
Send me your ord? rs by mail oi
it 1 at olllce of Waccamaw Line of
learners for best Cypress Shingles
?ade by Shinglo Manufacturing
urn puny.
F. J. Bell, Agt
CONWAY, S C.
A.. T. Collins
commission
1v1erchant
AND BROKER
Orders solicited from country
merchants. Call at the Cost
)fflce.
Cheapest
STORK
In Town.
Rice $2.20 per hundred.
Good meat atOlo. per pound.
Cheapest place to buv shoes.
Winter poods and clothing lit
nd below oost to make room for my
Ipring stork. C'uH during court.
Next door to Herald Office.
A. P. Johnson
BICYCLES.
**
A full and Complete line of upo-date
Wheels always on hand to
ell on tho inatallment plan.
hees for rent,
icpnir Work ft Specialty.
T- H>. Oliver
BREAD
?FOR?
HUHST Him. SAPPER
And all occasions at B. T. Hy*
nan's. No use to bake your own
>read and cakes when we can do it
'or you at less cost. My stock of
GHOICB GROCERIES
b more complete.
B
HORSES - MTJLiaJjh .
We have just received a fine lot of new horses and mules to ^
be sold on reasonable terms for cash or good security, j
NONE BUT THE % 1
BEST STOCK. \ )
You know our way of doing btisiuess.
A- W. Jenkins <fe Soil. \
Kobt. B. Scarborough, H, L. Buck, Will A, Freeman,
President. Vice-President. Cashier.
15ANK OH1 HORRY
OONWAY, S. O.
Capital Stock ? $25,000
DIRECTORS:
Uobt. B? Scarborough, W, R. Lewis,
Ilal L, Buck, W. A. Johnson
1 George J. Ilolliday, Will A. Freeman
We will pay you 5 per cent 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
theso 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.
Wo have in stock a full lino of the latest improved farming
machinery, and we invite the farmers of the county to come and inspect
same. We carry a full and complete line of Hardware and will bo 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, HIGH GRADE ROOFING
RUBEROID"
Write for Pi 'CIS.
BLACKSMITH1NG A SPECIALTY.
WAGONS, CARTS, ROAD CARTS MADE TO ORDER ALSO
KEEP A FULL STOCK OF WAGONS, CARTS, ROAD CARTS AN1)
BUGGY MATERIAL.
mT, Ui> Near the Gully.
J. 11. JOLLIE,
Established 1880 J. L. McElwee, Prop
^ n* a Bonnottsville Marble Wks,
Prices and Designs Furnished of Latest
fJR Monument h TombHtaucH and Curbing
blrst CIshs Work. Reasonable 1'rlccs
R. K. Gasque, Conway, S. C.
Rev. C. L. Hoggins, Galivanta Ferry, S. 0.
Have Your Home Grown Cabbage
CAHIJAdH PLANTS, Al.L VARIETIES.
Prices: 1000 at $1.50. 5000 at *1.25 per 1000; 10,000 at *1.00 per 1000,
Shipped C. (). D. if desired. Plants arrive at your Express
our fin Good Condition.
Write for Merchants' Prices.
Cabbage, Beans, Bweet Potatoes and Turnips
in Season.
Orders for Shipment o." Tomato Plant*, Sea Island Cotton Seed and
Sweet Potato Draws should be k ed in advance.
Jas Ray Geraty enterprise, s. c\ vot.m" *.
H MlSiffl (UK MM
l uhba^ Plulit* tor sale. and now ready for delivery. "Early Jersey Wnkefluld" and
"(.'barlesion Large Type NVakcfleld' two earliest sharphcad varieties and head in rotation an named.
"Succession," "Augusta Trucker" and "Short Stum Flat Dutch," the J heat lint head varieties and
head in rotation an nainod. Prices; Single thousand, fi,(XX> and over SI .tin per 1000; tO,(*Kt
and over, $1.00 per 1000. Terms; Cosh with order; or, plants sent <>. I>., purc haser paying return
charges on money. Our plant beds occupy 86 acres on South Carolina Sea '.'oast, ami'we understand
growing them In the open air; tough and hardy; they will stand severe cold without
injury. .Mants crated for shipment weigh HO lbs. per 1000 and we have special low rates for prompt
transportation hy Southurn|Kxpress Co. I know of other plants you can huy cheaper than mine
I sell good plants, no chean "cut rate" plants shipped from my farm. I guarantee those that
ship to he trim to type and name, and grown from high grade seeds purchased from two of tli
most reliable houses in the United States, I will refund purchase price to any disaatialied customer
at end of season
Our Cotton Seed- Lint of our Long Staplo variety of Sea Island Cotton sold this year in
Charleston on Dec.H, at HH<\ per pound. Seed ftl.tift per bu, lots of 10 Inn alid over $1 per bu.
My specialty; Prompt Shipment, Truo Vario'Ics, and Satisfied Customers. I have been in the
plant business for thlrty-flvn years.
W C QERATY, Youngs Island S
BANK OF CONWAY,
CONWAY. S. C.
CAPITAL STOCK, $20,0(10.00. SURPLUS FUND, $17,000.
TOTAL ASSKTS, $140,000.00.
ujrnuJJittS:
B. G. COLLINS, President. D. A, SPIVEY, Cashier.
C. P. QUATTLEBAUM, V-Phkh. M. W. COLLINS, Asst. Cashier.
Our Bank, being a local institution, lias 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. CA SHIE
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We are making room now for the largest and best stock of
Spring and Summer goods to be found in our section of the
county. Our stock of family groceries is always up-to-date
and suited to the needs of the people.
Cash or Good Security. i
Wo always prefer to sell for cash, but good security counts
all the same with us. However wo trade, wo promise the best J'4
values for the prices asked. Give us atrial.
DUSENBURY OCj/r