The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 23, 1905, Image 3
jooodBargain [
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<: $335.00 t !
i cw>,we0|p*>|pi|pw>|p?>ep & j
Q|^A Acres woods land
* ""V wop timbered, on > 4
4 public road near Cerften- \
i ary church in Soeasteo.
1l It is worth it (or tho P
^ L timber alone Property +} 1
I; of Mrs! J. D. Haitfler, of * (
J| Toddville, S. 0. Look it c
over and buy if you want
i, a tfood investment. 1
| H. H. Woodward,
' Attousit, ^ |
-A ^4anway, S, C. r (
BAIjXJ Ot"^j (
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The Delegate* Showed G^L ITEMS.
tlon of the New Or (
W ^?? ^n(^?r8C^eyal blanks at this office. <.
ti?n and Gy-!|rst <jays 0f tiu. week were j
ed by Orgf i
The Slate coQverork on lbe is '
itkYO . *UC*- W hi'1l
v' " o . l*v"
" *Y u"1* -sti rybody is pleased with the ,
m?w postofficc.
?The salary of the magistrate at '
Conway has been raised. '
?The town force was at work en :
the streets and side-walks last week <
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?Beforoyyou buy a mule sor ;
Cook ?fc Powell at Fair Bluff, N. ,
C. ,
?C..F- Kamrow has opened up a !
meal market next to the stoie of
W. R. Lewis on 3rd avenue.
? The work <mi the new store of |
the Hal L. Buck Company was started
last week. i
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? There was pleasant weather the (
latter part of last week for the first (
in many weeks. .
Murray's Horehound, Mullein and 1
Tar will cure your cough. Large '
bottle for 25c.
?The Legislature has adjourned 1
and the Horry delegation have re (
turned to their homes. i
i
For Coughs ? Murray's llore- j
hound, Mullein and Tar. 25c for
iarire bottle. ,
?Read the new ad of B. F. Tuton J
& Co., appearing in this issue and t
give them a call at the new store.
?Some of the swamps that was
frozen over during the recent cold
days offered a serious obstaclo to J
travel. 1
? Wftlie Bellamy, who lived in ^
Conway for several years, died of
consumotion rne^nt.lv nt hie
near Conway.
r
? Do yon want a good mulo? If (
so, go to Pair HlufT, N. C.,and buy ,
tbom from Cook & Powell, they
are the people. r
?Times wore rather dull in town (
last week for the reason that every- j
body was waiting to come to town ,,
during court week.
?Many people have visited Con- *
way this week, some interested in
the proceedings of the court, others '
bent on other busines. 4
?
1
\ ?Judge H. N. Sessions received a i
telegram last week bringing the ]
sad newgt)f the death of his sister- c
in-law, Mrs. Walsh Sessions. 1
1
For Coughs?at your druggists or j
direct from Murray Drug Co., Col- i
umbia, S. C.?"Murray's Horehound
Mullein and Tar. 25c for large size
bottle.
-^The -Republicans of this county ,
?;n ??\ n ? * r 1
??iu inoiji an vuiivfuuuii uu marcn
4th 11)05 for the purpose of reor- 1
gauization and covering other mat- (
tors related thereto. j
?Miss Erni'.iue Coles has a notice (
in this issue stating that her school 1
will open here on Monduy, March '
6th, and that she will be glad to be- f
gin the enrollment of pupils.
?The committee of the grand (
jury appointed to examine the i
county ofliee8 continued their work i
at the court house until Saturday |
afternoon. They have made thoir
report to the grand jury. I
?We are still in the job printing J
butauess afKl would be glad to figure (
on your work. Wo hare added
new material to our job department
and are now in position to !
give you first class work. We
make a specialty of legal work. (
? "The Scheme That Failed" was !
the name of a presentation made at
the Burroughs graded school last (
Friday night by the local talent of
Conway. There was a good audience \
and the entertainment was one of
the best of the kind that has taken \
place.
?The sheriff last week served a 1
warranty on Charlos Livingston, who <
killed James Causey near Pine Island
jte<'C*al months ago, the coron- <
er's jiwjrf'however, exonerating him
from blame. Notwithstanding the <
action of the jury the cor mer had !
to issue his warrant as provided by '>
HlUtUtt),
?The Herald office has received
ft new broom as a present from the
Atlantic Broom Works, who were
announced us ready for business last
week. The broom left at the Her- .
ald office is a very #ood broom better
thad the usuai stock kept in the ,
stores hero. This concern will man- !
ufacture its brooms from broom
corn raised in Horry county and
the handles will be made from the
forests of Horry. Every merchant
in Horry county should tfive his
patronage to this home enterprise ,
and sell no brooms except Horry
made.
baptist.
Sunday sohool every Sunday 0:30
a m. Prayer meeting every Tuosday
7:00 p. m. Business meeting
Tuesday after socond Sunday after
prayer rnestin^. Preaching second
and fourth Sundays 11 a m., and
first, second, third and fourth Sun.
days 0:46 p. m. A cordial in vita*
tieo U uM. /. L* Shinn. Paster.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
IV hat Was Done In the General
Sessions. C
MONDAY. ^
The court of general sessious was t
>pened on last Monday morning, n
ludgeC. G. Dantzler presiding. s
After swearing many witnesses ^
or the grand jury, and after they j,
iad received an able charge from r
lis Honor they retired for the con- t
lideration of bills. j
The contengent docket was called c
iut no oases thereon were tried ()
Jasos cos tin ued from last court s
.vere called and the two cases there Q
>n were disposed of as follows:
The State vs Mayo, Sarvis, Suggs j.
ind Heniford was noil prossed for '
want of prosecution. t
The State vs. Boss Pearce for ?
arceuy of live stock was then tried, ^
he defendant being represented by Q
\ttorney H. 11. Woodward, and the t
udge directed a verdict of noi |.
guilty, the State failing to make t'
>ut its case. ..
The defendants, W. T. Boll, Geo. (|
3. Bell, J. W. Bell, J. .\1. Bell and ,,
V Bullock, charged with homi (>
ildo wore arranged, and pleaded s
>ot guilty, and the time for their j
rial was tixcd for Wednesday mornug.
v
i'he court adjourned at noon so u
hat the hall might be used by the u
:otton growers. a
In t he afternoon, the court, pro t
seeded with the trial of Bon Russell y
or violation of the dispensaty law, ^
n . - t iii? *
iiui iit',ii pteauect ins own case. Mo a
?vas found guilty and sentenced to a
three months. u
TUKSDAY.
On Tuesday morning the case of ]'
the State vs. B. M. Mishoe, for vis- o
jault and buttcrv with intent to I
till. Tho State was represented b\ ?
the Solicitor and 11. 11. Woodward, c
Esq , the defendant by <1 1*Y< d li
Stalvev, Esq Defendant was found
guilty. "
The grand jury returned no bill n
in the eases o'. the Satat vs W. A. ?
[jar roll and the State vs. Vol I s
Sapps, charged with housebreaking >'
ind larceny. I
The next case on the docket was ^
the State vs. Albert Rogers for ''
larceny of live stock. Defendant v
pleaded his own ease. Guilty. 11
The ease of the State vs. McLean
md Joint Melntire, was called
charged with breaking into the store
of J. E. Nicholas. McLean pleaded f
guilty. Mcltitire pleaded not guilty t
md a jury was provided to try Ins ^
rase. Guilty. McLean was sent to v
i reformatory. Melntire got (if- j,
teen months.
On Tuesday evening the case of t)
the State vs. Foley was tried, the |,
iefendant was charged with murder ^
md was represented by Hon. R. B. {,
Scarborough and C. E. St. Amand, ti
Esq. The jury found him not guilty. (j
The ease of the State vs. Bell (,
as to have been tried on Wedtesday
morning but the court took
tp the State vs. McDaniels, and
he other was laid over till after- ;l
toon. h
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Make your druggist give you
Murray's Horchouna, Mullein and
Par Cures your cough 25c a
?ottle. N
Cotton Growers Meet. L
The cotton growers of the county
net at the court house Monday to ll.
tlect a delegate to the State con- ['
mention the following day. I1
i>ji\ ii is., uooke acted us tempo- '
ary chairman, and was elected "
ionnty president. O M Johnson 1'
*us elected vice-president, A. L. vv
jewis, Secretary; W. L. Mishoe, 1,1
[Yeasurer. II. K. Cooke was electid
as delegate to meet the eonve.iiion
in Columbia.
It was decided to hold meetings
n the various townships on Satsurlay
before the first Monday in K
March and elect deloyat.es to the J
lext county metting on salesdav in f(
March at the court house. The n
irganization of the county was found si
:o be imperfect, and proper efforts
lad not been made but tho farmers t
seemed to be interested and they h
will be in line at the next meeting, li
Store Broken In to.
Althlef entered the store of J. E I?
Nicholas last Friday night and took t
>ut several pairs of shoes, a lot of 1
dothing, ninety-eight cents in small I
diango left in the money-drawer, a y
ot of fruit and perhaps other arti- n
;les not yet missed. The rogue d
jroko out one of the panes in one of <>
die windows in tho rear eud of tho
?tore, making a hole lar?je enough J
or a man to enter. He left no cine s
lehind by which lie may be diseov- il
ired. Some valises were also miss- c
ng and it is supposed that the thief 1
ised theso in which to pack Ids I
jlnnder.
It is not often tliut a theft of this
and occurs in Conway, and this is
die first time in voars that a store
n the business portion of the town
lasbeen broken and robbed. 1
m v
School Breaking at Pleasant Grove ('
8
Li-. 1
v^ii lusi outuruay morning the h
hildren and patrons of this section t
iould bo seen gathering at the school c
louse to witness and enjoy the laht
lay of school. The house was beautifully
decorated with holly and ce- \
lar. Our efficient teachfr, Mr. II q
F1. Stevens, called the school to or- y
ler about 8 o'clock. Then the spell- v
n^ match bo^ran and each class came |,
n order which was very amusing to c
the spectators, and made the par- t
jnts feol proud. s
After the spelling match, next f;
:am'4 tne speeches, when master e
FercUnawd H ighes opened the oxer- f
jise by reciting the "Village Black
smith" followed by Calhoun Rheu- t
irk on the "Country Hoy's Call." J
Then came Miss Hlanche Patrick
with a recitation entitled "Send the
Hible Abroad." followed by Miss
Hell Rheuark "The Spider and the
Ply." c
Miss Amy Faircloth "The Family I
at uethany," Miss Nolie Kaircloth, v
' All Must Work." Then came a t
K?od many more in turn and all re a
ceivod handsome presents from the \
teacher and both students and pa- d
trons were welt pleased. r
We commend Mr. Stevens for the ,
way in which he conducted our
school and Mr. Kditor, I do most ?.
earnestly solicit all school patrons [
of Horrv county to strive with all j
their mi^ht to strengthen and to j
build up the educational interests of (
ur couutry.
J J. H.
Chain Oanf Notice.
Magistrates will take notice that
they may commit prisoners to chain 1
^anur direct which is now stationed I
on the Conway and Pirewav road at 11
Buck Creek till further notice s
J. L. Boyd, Supervisor.' i
?. mtmmm' I II I ri"
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Made Friends for Horry
We are glad to note the favorable
omments made in some of the State
>apers upon the s|>eech of Hon. D.
L Spivev in the House of Represeoatives
lately on the subject of i in ligration,
the question for discusioti
before the House at the time, ,
icing a measure looking to the doug
away with the immigration bu
eau. Col. Lpivey is interested in \
he up-building of tho State and
iorrv county in particular and of
ourse is opposed to anything antug- 1
nistic to this new department. In
peaking of I iorrv county, among t
ther things, Mr. Spivev said:
"I would have my friends who
ly so much stress upon the Immi- \
ration feature c?f tliis bureau to
rout it, if you please, as an KmmJ
ration Agency. If my friend from *
uiderson (Josh Ashley) is so afraid
f being ousted from his home by
his groat natural increase of poputtion.
let his people ''migrate" to
ne "Indipendent Republic of Hor- ^
y " Let tho-ie who are in such
read of heing crowded from the old
omesteud by this great ii flux of I
nterprising foreigners?let them. I
ay, migrate to the ''free state of
lorry." 1 will guarantee you a
ordial welcome Will receive you
dth open arms. Will give you, if |
eeds l>'', your ''forty acres and a (
iuleM?will give you a start in life
nd wish you God-speed in a coun
ry''flowing with milk and honey." <
Vo arc not a selfish people. We '
avo a good thing, it's true, but we
re wining to share with the bal
nco of the world. Come down with '
s and we will make thee glad.
Yes, gentlemen. I would have the
eople of the Piedmont seet ion know j
f the rich lands lying beyond the ,
Ve Doe's. 1 would have the mill
poratives of Newberry learn of the
heap farms to be had down in our ttle
'Republic " I would tell t|je <
'sand-hi dors " of Lexington eounty
f the fertile valleys of the Waeoalaw.
I would inform the dwellers ,s
f the low c >untry?thi* malarial *
eetions?of the healthy regions on
under blulTs of old Kingston lake ,
would have the citizens of Marion. (
tarlhoro and the other rich farm
ill; counties of our State, realize the
ast areas of undcvolopeu lands al- <
lost in sight of th 'ir doors." t
Narrowly Irscapcd Death.
I
J. J. E. Harrelson narrowly miss- j
d death on Friday of last week- at
he hands of a negro. He was at
'ork with the negro and as lie stoopd
down, the negro without warnn^,
knocked Mr. Harrelson down t
iimpcd astride of his prostrate \
ody, and ho ding the axe above t
:s head swore lie would kill him. (
lr. Hurt elson grabbed the axe and >
ogged him to spare his life. Some- ,
hing frightened the negro or he t
esistod at least and Mr. Harrelson v
scaped ,
Take Murray's Horehound, Tar i
nd stop coughing 25c for large u
ottle. Your druggist or Murray \
)rugCo., Colurlibia, S, C. I
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Married.
On Feb. 16t.li. at the residence of
lr. and Mrs II. L Smith at i p m
lr. P. M. Norris and Mrs. F. E I
Tliorn worn r?nl?r four I
ricnds present The bride was left ?i
widow about ton years ago with (5 *
ttle children, and on her labor she 1
as provided for them The writer I
i not acquainted with the gr<>om, i
ut la? deserves credit for winning 11
lie love of this lady. The ceremony
as performed by II. L. Smith, Noiry
Public.
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l)c;ttli at Daisy, Fla. f
Daisy, Fla., Feb. 15:?Zella Milli- "
an. daughter of Mr and Mrs. II,
, Milligan who has been suffering
>r nine weeks with typhoid fever is ^
ow improving and it is thought will ,
:>on be out again.
Last Sunday morning at half past ,
welvc, the death visited the quiet
ome of J. G. Rhodes, taking away .
ttle Marion, their baby boy, dopite
all that loving hands of mother
ud a skillful physician could do The
emains were laid to sleep in the
\>rt M?Coy cemetery on Sunday afernoon.
Marion was born July 7th
1)01 and died February 12th 1905.
t was <juito sad to dear parents to
ive up their little boy. but they
nay just, look forward to a brighter (
ay when they may grasp the hand
f the little one never to part again *
Typhoid fever en Wed the homo of |
. G. Rhodes in December and is
till eating its way through the faulty
They are all out of bed now cxept
Mr. Rhodes and hlmma. Mr,
Ihodcs is getting along nicely, but
imina is still very ill.
Cor.
OBITUARY.
Fred Floyd died on December 18th
904 at the age of 61 years. He 1
*as born and reared in Horry '
ouuty and a resident of the Gideon '
ection for years. Once ms\fri..rt
io leaves seven children surviving
o mourn their loss His wife pre- (
eded him to the grave several years .
go
He was a member of Rehoboth
laptist church where he (illod the
illice of deacon for a number of
ears. Prompt in attendance,
watchful and Kind, ever ready to [
end a helping hand to the weak, a ]
onstant attendant and helper in t
he Sabbath school. He will be '<
adly missed. At home he was a <
irm but a kind and obedient fath- <
r, a sympathetic neighbor, and a 1
riend in need* 1
He was a regular attendant of !
he Pee Dee Union and Waccamaw J
Association. ,
VV P H and J D H
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Mrs Rebecca Tompkins was born 1
>11 December 28d 18f>3 and died on
December 17th 1904. She was the
rife of VV. VV. Tompkins and a mem>er
of Rehoboth liaptist, church,
aid was a dutiful wife, a kind and
ndul^ent mother, whom the ohil
Iren, most of whom have reached
nanhood and womanhood,, will sadly
niss.
The neighborhood at larjje can
say nothing but #ood of Mrs Tempting.
Verily the ways of the Lord
ire past finding out and the heart
langs and sorrows of the bereaved
amily, who can tell?
W P H and J D II
Notice.
On Saturday March 4th at 3 p
rh . at Wampee (school lot) we will
let, to t he lowest bidder th contract
for furnishing material and building
school house Plans etc., to be seen
there. Trustees Wampee School.
PERSONAL.
?Jos. W. Johnson visited Conway
last Thursday.
?M. P.-Tyler of this county has
noved to Sa^ano, Fla. 1
?W. J. Hardee of Loris was in
.ho city one day last week. 1
? W. C. Black well paid this office
v call one day last week.
W. A. Spivey of Gideon was in
,ho city one day last week.
It. A. Lawriuiore of Don^ola
vas a pleasant caller recently.
S 1?. Cannon of Port Barrel son
va> in Conwav one day last week.
?F I) Bryant of the Marion bar
vas in ' on way the first of the week.
? H. C. Royals of Soeastec wa?
i pleasant caller?one day last week.
Ij S. Cooper was a caller at the
Ikuai.d ollico one day last week.
?S M Allen of Gurle.y was in
own on business one day last weak.
-Mrs. P. \i. God bold paid the
I km am> office a pleasant visit one 1
lay last week.
1 1> nnvl.ni? 1) I.1 M-.
/ . 1'V I MUIII 1% ?l\? I 4* i'l V. "
jogan were in the city the first of
lie week.
?Ooo. W Hardee was in town
>11 business one day the latter part
>f last week.
The Judge, Solicitor and Court
Stenographer all arrived in the
;ity last Saturday.
L. W Cooper of Port Harrel
mn was in ('on vay on business one
lay hist week.
? Henry llowel! of the Haskell
ioetiou was among the farmers in .
.he eitv last Friday.
K H. Seals and McD Fowler
?f I'abor. N C.. were pleasant callu's
one day last week
E H Singleton of Haskell, S.
added his name to our subscrip- (
ion list one day last week.
Dr and Mrs C J Hpps wore
jailed to Charleston last week by
lie illness of the hitter's sister !
liravc Trouble l-'orcsecn,
Tt needs but little foresight, to 1
ell that when vour stomach and
ivor are badlv affected, grave trou>le
is ahead, unless y.?u take the
irop'T inedicino for your disease, as ,
drs John A Young, of Clav, N. Y , ,
lid. She says: "1 had neuralgia of <
he liver and stomach, my heart was 1
veakened, and T could n >t eat. 1 1
vas very bad for a long time, but in 1
Electric Hitters I found just what I [
icoded, for thev quickly relieved
md cured me." Host medicine for ,
veak women Sold under guarantee
>y Norton Drug Co., Druggists, at
>0c a bottl*.
Cliarjfetl Wltlt Retailing-.
W. S. McOaskill, Jr., and J. 0. ]
iruton spent several days in the i
iroen Sea section last week hunting <
iftcr whiskey stills, and serving <
warrants for violations of the dis
tensary law. They brought in Dave
iryanl on Thursdav and lodged him 1
n j.iil in default of bond and several
nore were implicated. <
Fraud Exposed.
A few counterfeiters have lately
loen making and trying to sell imiations
of Dr King's New Discovery t
or Consumption, Coughs and Colds, i
ud other modi ones, thereby do- t
rauding the public. This is to i
ir irn you to beware of such people, I
/ho seek to profit, through stealing i
he reputation of remedies which <
lavo been successfully curing dis- 1
ase for over 35 years. A sure pro- i
ection, to you is our name on the
vrapper. Look for it, on all Dr.
ving's, or Bucklcn's remedies, as
ill others arc mere imitations. IT.
S. BUOKLEN & CO., Chicago, III, 1
ind Windsor Canada. For Sale by
Norton Drug Co , Conway, S. C.
ARMORY OF TROOP ~L"~
ISPKCIAL Oltltiat I
l-Uomplying with special instructions
from tho Adjutant General's
ftice, the annual inspection of
Troop "lY' (Horry Hussars) will he
mid at their Armory on Thursday
April Oth 15)05
2 ?The following extra meetings
ire herebV ordered:
Saturday Feb. 18th at 10 a. m.
Saturday Meh. 4th at 10 a. .n.
Saturday Meh 18th at 10 a. tn
Saturday Meh 25th at It) n. m.
Saturday April 1st at 10a. m.
Thursday April 6th at 10 a. m.
The commanding oflicer earnestly
requests the presence of everv
member of the troop at each extra
ind regular meeting between now
ind the annual inspection.
Attest: By Order,
Geo. Jj. Marsh, Chas J. Blpps,
0 S. Capt 1st S. C. Cav. N. G
M6-5 7t. Commanding Troop "L"
Foreclosure Sale.
By virtue of .Judgement of foreclosure
ind sule of (lute 29 th October 10M4, in tin;hs?
of .1 femes Buttle against NohIi VV.
Blanton et al,, I will sell at public nuc,ion
before the Court House door at Conway,
C.t on salesday in March 1005,
luring the usual sale hours. All thut
certain piece parcel or tract of lapd conalning
thirty (00) acres more or less,
lying and beit.g in the county and State
iforesald, on the west side of Iron
Springs swamp; beginning nt a light wood
(take corner of Jesse 11 Blantons in the
run of Tar Kiln Branch, theive running
odd branch down with the run to agreed
ituke corner opposite th? mouth of a
lit h. Thence running up the said ditch
nearly a south course to the pond, thence
a direct line to run parallel wLh ditch to
Mr,Daniel Blanion'9 lino, to agreed stake
corner; thence running said Blantn.iV
lin^ to .1 so H. Blunton's corner, thence
running nuid Bfunton's line baca to the
beginning corner.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers. B. J. Sessions,
2-16 0-ta. Sheriff II. C
Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect oi
dcr by the occasional use oi
Tutt's Liver Pills. They regulate
the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, malaria, bil
iousness, constipation and kindred
diseases, an absolute cure
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
BOOKS
Stationery
?AND?
MAGAZINES
?AT?
tn.
Spivey & Co litis Co.,
FIR 10 INSURANCE.
Bicycles.
I). A. wpivey, ? ? President.
M. W. Collins, ? ? Secretary.
CLEANING AND
Pressing
Done promptly and at reasonable
prices. Oflice just opened in rear
of Conway Harbor Shop.
Jos. R, Lesesne.
Chinese Laundry.
Collars and Cuffs, Ironing
Machine. Work turn- 1
ed out promptly Send I
me a trial order. Family
washing taken. Satisfaction
Guaranteed. Work 1
neatly executed, and in I
First Class Style. Yours !
for Good Work,
Call on 1
GEO. LVM.I
CONWAY MARKET
FRESH MEATS AN1)
SAUSAGE ALWAYS ON
HAND. ORDERS TAKEN
AND PROMPTLY
DELIVERED EVERY
DAY.
Geo. L. Marsh,
Proprietor.
NOTICE,
All persons are -varncd not to
linn tor trespass on my lands.
J D. Graham,
! l-17-'-l()3m. Finkleu. S. C.
Not ice
All persons holding claims against the
state of the lute A. P. Ilardwick, dec'u,
ire hereby notified to present the same
Inly verified with the undersigned withu
the time allowed by law. 'or this notice
will be set up in bar of their recovery,
tnd all persons indebted to the said estate
ire hereby notified to make payment to
lie undersigned. M. A. Ilardwlck,
J-9-4t. Qualified Admx.
Notice
AH persons holding claims again.-t the
state of the late Alexander Martin de;eased
are hereby notified to file tlie same
Inly ver tied with the undersigned within
ne litne llxed by law, or this notice will
lie set up In bar of their recoveiy, and all
persons indebted to tiie said estate are
untitled to make payment to the underlined.
A. T. Martin,
M. A. Martin
4-9-5.4t. Executors.
Notice to Creditors,
All persons holding claims against th
state of Elva R. Melson, deceased, arc
Hereby notified to file the same dub*
/eritled and attested. with t' ? iiiidersbru?\
vitliin tin' time fixed hy law or this notid
* 111 tic set up in bar of th??ir recory e,
md all persons indebted to said estate
re hereby notified to make payment to
heundersigned.
)r II II. Woodward, J. J. Pitman,
His Attorney. Qualified Executor.
2.5?it.
Notice to Creditors.
All persons holding claims against
he estate of the late Fred Floyd,
ire hereby uofi(ied to file the same
luly attested with the undersigned
.villiin the time allowed by law or
ihis notice will be set up in bar of
iheir recovery, and all persons indebted
to the said estate are hereby
required and notified to make payinont
to the undersigned.
P. L. God bold,
Qualified Admx.
20-05?4t.
Dr. R. W. McCord
SURGEON DICNT1ST,
riULLINS, s. c.
Dr. W. E. McCord
SURtlEON DENTIST.
CONWAY, S. C
#<ajrOver Bunk of Horry.
H. H. Burroughs
Physician and Surgeon.
CONWAY, S. C.
Room No. 0. Spivey Building.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STRAYED?There has taken
up at my place, one Steer and
three Yearlings. Yearli n g s unmarked.
Steer marked with crop
and under bit in right ear, under
bit in left ear. Owner can get
same by calling at iny place and
paving charges. W. P. Hooks,
2-16-5 2t. Zoan, S. C.
STRAYED?One Red and white
^pied ox has taken ur> at my
place, marked with under bit swallow
fork and over slope in rightear,
under bit and smooth crop in
left ear. Owner can get same by
calling at my place and paying
clvr./os. J H Collins,
a.t v cj n
- ?' v. ?JKj<i 11, o, v>.
WANTED?to know what became
of the table which my
mother, Mrs. Charlotte C. Conation
put in the old Methodist church, and
which was discarded for anew ore
when the church was repaired some
some years ago. The table was of
dark mahogony, round, with one
standard in the center ending in
three or four rounded or claw-shaped
feet. Any informttion will be
gratcfull, received ^v,
Mrs. J. T. Walsh,
Care Herald. Conway, S. C.
2-16-05 at.
000 RANK posit
v/T\Jr Raiiro2j Fsra Paid. 500
- FHKK Courses Of fared.
C&S^^ECXSSWAMI Board al Cost. Writs Quick
G. S. HACKER & SON,
544, 546 and 548 King St,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
M OUIilHN G ,
Window and Fancy Glass a
Specialty.
in i hi
I have secured all the Hoard Ends
at the Conway Lumber Company,
and I will furniah them cheap on
short notice. Heat Cook Wood yon
can get. I have headquarters at the
storeof the Hal L. liuck Co., and
orders for draying or hauling left
with me will be promptly attended
to.
S. M. Tompkins.
111. ill
Send me your orders by mail or
call at ollice of Waccamuw Line of
steamers for heat Cvnress Shingles
J A CJ
made by Shingle Manufacturing
Company.
T. J. Bell, Agt
CONWAY, S. C.
A. T. Collins
COMMISSION
MERCHANT
AND BROKER
Orders solicited from country
merchants. Call at the Post
Ollice.
Cheapest
STORE
In Town.
Rice $2.20 per hundred.
Good meat at 61c. per pound.
Cheapest place to buy shoes.
Winter goods and clothing at
and below cost to make room for my
Spring stock. Call during court.
Next door to Herald Oflice.
A. P. Johnson
BICYCLES.
1 \\ I ( \ \
J
A full and Complete lineof upto-date
Wheels always on hand to
sell on tho inatallmeiH plan.
hees for rent.
.. ^
F- JD. Oli ver
BREAD
? FOR ?
BREAKFAST DINNER. SUPPER
And all occasions at B. T. Hyman's.
No use to hake your own
bread and cakes when we can do it
for you at less cost. My stock of
OHOICKCt KO<J ft It I ft 8
Is more complete. ,
.B, T. II v man
HORSES MULESt\
We have just ?ec?ived a fine lot of new horse* and mule* to JR
be sold on reasonable terms for cash or good security.
NONE BUT THE
BEST STOCK.
You know our way of doing business.
A.- W". Jenkins ?oil.
Robt. B. Scarborough, II, L. Buck, Will A, Freeman,
President. Vice-President. Cashier.
BANK OE HORRY
CONWAY, C.
Capital Stock .. $25,000
DIRECTORS:
Robt. Bi Scarborough, W, R. Lewis
Hal L, Buck, W. A, Johnson
George J. Ilolliday, Will A. Freemun
We will pay you 5 per cent interest on yearly deposits. Will
furnish savings banks to those wishing to open small accounts with us.
Trv our nlan for savin cr vonr nickles and dimes, and von 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 youk
FA ItMING IMPLEMENTS.
We have In stock a full line if the latest improved farming
machinery, and we invite the farmers of the county to come and ihspeet
same. We earr.y 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 6< Cement Co.
Charleston, S. C.
BUILDING MATERIA L OF ALL KINDS, HIGH GRADE ROOFING
RUBEROID"
Write for Prims.
BLACKSMITHING A SPECIALTY.
WAGONS, CARTS, ROAD CARTS MADE TO ORDER ALSO
KEEP A FULL STOCK OF WAOONS, CARTS, ROAD CARTS AND
BUGGY MATERIAL.
Sm?"tani> Near the Gully.
J. TI. JOLLIE,
Established 1880 J. L. McElwee, Prop
A IIJSLrt Hcnnottsvillo Marble Wks,
B jg Priees and Designs Furnished of Latest
[B Monuments Tombstones and Curbing
I'lrst Class Work'Heasoiialile Prices
It. K. Casque, Conway, S. C.
Rev. 0. L. llugglns, Galivants Ferry, S. C.
Have Your Home Grown Cabbage
CARHAQE PLANTS, ALL. VARIETIES.
Prices: 1000 at $1.50. 5000 at $1.25 per 1000; 10,000 at $1.00 per 1000,
Shipped C. O. I), if desired. Plants arrive at your Express
Ollice in Good Condition.
Write for Merchants' Prices
RaMt-\a vintaof Dnf " ? '1 r<- *
ruiaiuca U1IU I UI IllJJt
in Season.
Orders for Shipment o! Tomato Plants, Sea Island Cotton Seed aDd
Sweet Potato Draws should be ok ed in advance.
Jas Ray Geraty bktbbpwsb, a o. ..
iRin^uDin
Cubbage rianiH tor Halo, and now ready for delivery. "Early .Jersey Wakefield" and
"Charleston Largo Tyuo Wakefield' two earliest sliarphoud varieties and head in rotation hh named.
"Succession," "Augusta Trucker" and "Short Stein Flat Dutch," the 3 heat lint--head varietiea and
head in rotation hh named, i'rlcos: Single thousand, 5,000 and over $1.25 per !("?(; 10,000
and over, $1.00 per 10tX). Torma: Cash with order; or, plantH sent C. o. I)., purctuiaer paying return
charges on money. Cur plant beds occupy 85 acres on South Carolina Sea Coast, and we understand
growing them in the open air; tough and hardy; they will stand severe cold without
injury. Plants crated for shiiimont weigh 20 11>h. per 1000 and we have special low rates for prompt
transportation by Southorn|Kxprees Co. 1 know of other plants you can buy cheaper than mine
I sell good plants, no cheap "cut rate" plants shipped from tny farm. I guarantee those that , j,
ship to ho true 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 a?y dissatisfied customer
at end of season
Our Cotton Seed. Lint of our Long Staple variety of Sea Island Cotton sold thin year in
Charleston on Dec. 2, at !12c. per pound. Seed *1.25 per tin. lots of 10 bu. atid over ?1 per bu.
My specialty; Prompt Shipment, True Varieties, and Sutistied Customers. 1 liavo been in the
plant business for thirty-five years.
W C GERATY, ibiV^^VTe^raphUrer Youngs Island S
BANK OF CONWAY
CONWAY. S. C.
ri a 111 rn a r doirv/iTr aaa a/.
wyi 1wy., oiwujv, ?jsu,uuv.uu. SURPLUS FUND, $17,000.
TOTAL ASSETS, $140,000.00.
OFFICERS:
B. O. COLLINS, Prkhii.ent. I). A. SPIVEY, Cahiiier.
c- P. QUATTLEBAUM, V-i'hkh. M. VV. COLLINS, Asst. Cashier.
Our Bank, being a local institution, has always striven for tho
up building of Horry County and for tho betterment of her citizens
In persuing this policy we take pleasure in extending to our customers
every accommodation when consistent with sound banking
With gratitude for tho liberal patronage received in the oast w*
uuiuiuuy Kmicit your luiure business.
Respectfully yours.
D. A. SPIVEY, Cashie
I
We Bid For Your Business
We two ma Kin*; room now for the largest and best. stork of
Spring and Summer goods to be found in our section of the
county. Our stock of family groceries is always up to-dale
and suited to the needs of the people.
Casli or Good Security.
Wo always prefer to sell for cash, but good security counts
all tho same with \is. However wo trade, we promise the best
values for tho prices asked. Give us a trial.
DUSENBU RY & CO
I ,,rlWvi]ie. s. c. ipy I amt (