The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 02, 1905, Image 3
LOCAL ITEMS. ^
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?"Red Bliss Irish potatoes at W. b
B. Jones'. b
?-This week is rather dull as compared
with last. 0
?Rice from 25c to $11 50 per bag [
at A.. Bell's, Bayboro. ^
?6est shoes always cheap at J. t
E. Nicholas'. v
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?The new passenger steamer will j
be launched next week. i
?Thero was very pleasant weather
lhe first of the week
?Rice straw, corn ar.d oats cheap 1
-j- ~t J. E. Nicholas'. c
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Way ?^-New tyj>e at the Hkkald ofllce. a
. it in your job work. *
Has An# t
iThe new store building of Hal. ^
Naming*>ick Co., is well under way.
Battleships Aad tho large advert.Vement of ^
r r?~ : !
vuuvuv v/u., in tms issue
metto
jtill selling meat at Gt cents per *
?clal to tbd.
Washing* a. P. Johnson,
ait has ?
upon ^-Attention is called to the want j
and theine of the Atlantic Btoom Works
to nam#nothor column. j
JlrSS-The new livery stables of the H
day f ,ir'lway ^ivo Stock Company were !
1 thic'' wee^f
Murray's Horohound, Mullein and
Tar will cur? your cough. Large ^
bottle for 25c. 1
?Geo. M. Johnson assisted the |
Clerk of the Court with his workdur- j
ing tb^ court last week. ( j
? Still the cheapest place, to buy
rice and seed irish potatoes.
A. P. Johnson.
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?The vigorous action taken by I
the authorities against tin; small I
pox has had its effect and very little <
is heard of it these days 1
I
?Judge Dantzler, Solicitor John- <
son and P P. Covington, the court
stouographer, all left for Marion on j
the evening train last Saturday.
Make your druggist give you '
Murray's Horohound, Mullein and
Tar Cures your cough. 25
bottle.
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?Por seed oats, seed potatoes and
that barrel or suck of uuaranteed
Hour yoa have been looking for?you .
will liud at Huck s. '
?Tho Rev. J. Davis llarrelson
was detained hero last week as a |
witness and much to his regret as
he was unable to attend to his church |
w ui iv.
?Our Mr A. C. Thompson is in
the western markets and will return 1
this week with a carload of Tennessee
mulesCqflwav
Live Stock Co.
? W. T. 13611 and George C. Hell
who were found guilty of manslaughter
hero last week will not appeal
to the supreme court as their
attornoj'8 first thought of doing.
Take Murray's Ilorehound, Tar
and stop coughing 'Joe for large
bottle. Your druggist or Murray
Drug Co., Columbia, S, C.
?-We want your cash trade (luring
the year 1905 and promise you
bigger and better bargains than ever
before. W. hk>yd Jones, Justice,
S. C.
?David Bryant, who was lodged
in the cointy jail last week charged
with the violation of the dispensary
law was bailed out last Monday and
returned to his home
?The A tin n tic Broom tVorks are
going ahead with the manufacture
of brooms and are receiving orders
for their product in a verv satis
factory way to the enterprise. j
?The county chain gang was in- '
creased in number very materially 1
# last Monday morning by the add?*,
tion of several who had been sen- '
tenced at the recent term of the (
court.
?George N. Sheehan has purchased
the interest of his partner in (
the tirm of Georgo Ellis and will ,
run the business hereafter in his ,
own name. He has assumed the ,
debts of the firm. (
?Judge Dantzler made quite an impression
hore last week as presiding (
judge, by the clearness and fairness !
of his rulings and the good order
that he kept in the courtroom. Ho
is pronounced a good judge by all !
the officers of the court.
?There will be an entertainment
at tlnf Behoboth academy on Friday <
night, March 10th, the occasion being
the closing exercises of the gra- '
ded school at that place. Prof. J 1
H. Neely, assisted by Miss Frankie '
Watson, has been in charge of the 1
school and will wind up a very sue- 1
eessful term. The public is cordial- 1
ly invited to attend the exorcises s
which promise to be quito interest- (
ing 1
?The cases in the court lust week
against J. H. Hatcher for marrying
a white woman, as it was alleged,
and against the Kor. M. P. Curroll,
the minister who was charged with
marrying the couple, wero made up
ami the prosecution withdrawn for
vCbe ^lime being. When this was
dftne many of the people who had
been acquainted with the case, and
know both partios, expressed themselves
as pleased with the out-come,
because they wero unable to see
any good end the prosecution could
subserve if pushed.
?Just before the Judge and officers
left here last Saturday, a
telephone messago was recoived
asking tho Judgo to call off the term
of court at Marion on account of
tho prevalence of small pox at that
place. It was stated in the message
that the disease had broken out
in the jail and was otherwise at
large in the town so that it would
be dangerous to the public health to
have tho court. The Judge signed
an order calling off tho term of
pourt.
-^Saturday March 11th has been
fixed for the preliminary hearing in
tho matter of the violation of tho
dispensary law in Green Sea township
near Loris and Mt. Tabor.
Many defendants arc involved, and
some of them are women. It is
charged that there is a still in- operation
in that section of tho couuty,
but the officers have so far been un- ?
able to locate it. Both sides are 1
represented by attorneys.
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New Business te Becln.
The Hal L. Buck Company has
eciOed to open in Conway a new
epartment in their already large
usiness on the corner opposite the
ourt house, and it is for this purose
that the new store is going up
ext door to the present large
uilding. Thoy will open in the new
uilding, just as soon as it is competed,
a full lino of furniture and
ousc furnishing goods, so that when
ne builds a house he can go to
heir store and buy everything that
ie needs to furnish it from tin- bodteads,
bureaus and wash stands
>eds and bed clothing, down l% the ,
viudow screens, matting carpeting
[inner set, table cloth and doilies,
t is to bo a house furnishing store
n the full sense of the term. Thioncern
will make a success of thi
(usiness as it has with the already
urge general merchandise business
hut it is running. The business is
inly two years old but is a large one
>nd still growing as a result of push,
advertising, and fair dealing. The
rails of the new building are about
inlshed and it will bo but a short
ime before the work will be competed
and the store ready for the
;oods.
'.ntertalnment at the Allen School
House.
After a successful term of live
nonths our school quietly closed last
'riday.
Miss Efhe Vauglit gave entire satsfaction
in every respect. After
ichool was over, preparations were
nado for t.ho. ontoplniiimnnt 'in...
iousc was beautifully decorated with
ledar, ivy and other dowers.
K. M. Floyd, who assisted Miss
/aught with the program called the
louse to order ubout 7 o'clock, and
hen the speeches and recitations
:atne in order, and were very uinusng
to the spectators, and made the
)aronts feel proud.
The first piece on the program
iras "The Efforts of Children," by
Dsby Cartretto. Followed by Josiuh
and Btnnio Allen, aad Ivy Kujon.
"On Counting the Chickens be
ore thoy were llatohed." Then a
lialogue entitled "The Peaces Maker"
jy six bovs, followed by Ernest and
Bonnie Baker and Eddie Allen,
'Hold on for the liight "
Next on the poogram was "Trap
pod. "a comedy bv Knoch Baker,
Misses Ruth and Leila Baker and
Miss Blanche Vaught. Other pieces
were spoken by Enoch Allen, Nor ton
Baker and Mrs. Emma Baker,
md Berry and Zay Allen, who actad
their parts well.
After the exercises were over,
Messrs. Cyrus Dorsey, T. J. Vaught
md R. M. Floyd made interesting
jpecehes.
The closing address was made by
Prof. J. II. Ncely, principal of the
Rehoboth school. Mr. Neel.v is one
){ our most prominent young men,
i worthy citizen and a fine speaker
Messrs. Troy Floyd and Wheeler
Vaught made fine.music which was
liueh enjoyed by all present.
IN MEMOKIaM.
Dr. Arehibold Hector James Caliruith.
Dr. Galbraith being of a
nodest shrinking nature never spoke
iften of himself, therefore t'Ut little
was ever known of his early life, and
jnly after a earoful research of his
nany papers stored away, did any
?i>i> 1...4 !!? !,. 4..11 "
ynv nuvt* u\n iiiviu iu tun . ivr
,'fently papers have been discovered
that reveal the following.
He was horn in the state of Vir
ginia, April 5th. 1838, and was 'ear
d in Robinson county, N. 0. 11
lied at the residence of Mr. W S
McCuskill, Jr., of Conway, S. C .
where he lived after the death of his
beloved wife. lie was married three
limes, lirst marrying Miss Addie
Woodward, second Miss Mary Katharine
Melson, February 3rd 1880
and third Miss Carrie Brewer, November
188(5.
11c was a faithful soldier during
the. war with the states and received
x wound in one eye which caused the
loss of its sight in his last days. He
graduated in medicine with honors
at the Edinboro Medical College institute
June 16th 18(57 and took a
Post Graduate course in the same institute
in 1872 receiving his second
diploma October 11th. These diplomas
were found stored away in a
tru nk.
Ho then moved to Conway, S. C ,
and devoted his life to his profession
until his death. He was electedcoronor
of Horry county S. C., several
conservative terms and was the incumbent
at his death. Ho was a
Mason of high standing and also one
af the charter members of the Knights
af Honor at Conway. Ho was a
Faithful physician and a tender nurse
winning the confidence and love of
all. He was an Elder in the Kingston
Presbyterian church and a
3hristian gentleman in the fullest
sense, always putting the most lib
aral construction possible on the
words and acts of others. He always
lid the right and gave others credit
for trying to do no less He was a
kind, tender husband and father. He (
left one daughter, (Miss Kate) and a
lost of friends to mourn his loss,
but their lass is his eternal gain, for
ill believe he has gone to receive his
sternal reward and crown of life that
fadeth not away,
C. E. Robertson.
Rucktport.
D. V. Richardson, accompanied ]
jy H, A. Baldwin of the Conway, 1
joast and Western R. R,, went to ,
Jejorgetown Monday. \
t 'twere is always some one not sat- \
sfied with our public schools* We i
ust noticed a few weeks ago two ar- ]
.icles in the Herald, oik? wanted to i
onsolidato two or more schools, and f
mother wants a free school in each \
;ortier of his fence. Now if one [
wants a graded school like he speaks J
>f, let him organize his township and
tave a special tax imposed on his
people and raise funds to run his *
Kshool for six months or more if they
wish. But there is always some J
me to kick. Some patrons want }
ihelr children to go to school and s
iome want them to make a crop and s
)an't spare them any season of the 1
>/ear, consequently their children
$et no profit of the free school whatever.
It is a pity that the Lcgisla
lure failed to pass the act to compel
pooplo to send their children to t
school The only privilege a poor v
man has is the freo school. The man <
with plenty of money does not need I
to send to the little country free
jchool, he can send his children to a
jood graded school in a town where
ie or she can go into good society
fcnd learn some of the ways of the
world We think the free schools r
?ro in vory good shape at prosent, 1
let the world wag on with good I f
uck and success to tho Herald. s
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COURT PROC EEDINGS.
What Was Done In the General
Sessli >ns.
(Continued from last week.) ^
On Wednesday, The State vs. Sandie
Melvin was tried jund the defendant
was found not guilty. n
Tode Grainger pleaded guilty to
assault and battery with intent to j
kill and was sentonc ed
After disposing of minor matters
the court proceeded with the trial of (
the case against W. T. Hell, Geo. C.
Hell, J. W. Hell, J M Hell and C.
V HullocK f??r murder The defen- '
dants were represented by the Hon.
It. H. Scarborough and M. H. Wood- ^
ward, Esq. The jury to try the case
were secured as follows: H. H. HulTkin,
Foreman W. F. Ilolt. J J c
l)ix, .1. H. Price, I) H. Bellamy, G
W. Harris. W. J. Dorsev, J. H.
Hughes, J, M Coojxt, Jas M. Dus- v
enburv, J L Currie and Ed. Doyle.
The State swore the following witnesses:
I. A. Hell, Mrs. Lizzie Smith, 0
Miss Itosella Hell. W C Burnett, O.
M. Watts, It M. Prince. A. J. El- u
liott, W. P Hooks, Syo Bellamy,
\ Perry Smith, W. D. Williamson,
and perhaps one o?* two others on s
minor points. I. A Hell, Mrs. Lizzie
Stni?h, Mi.vs Itosella Hell and W.
(j Burnett were swot n as eye wit c
nesses.
The attorneys of the defen lants
then swore the defendants one by %
one and the Itev. .T. Davis Harrelson,
E. B. Jenkins and Luke Elliott The
State then called a few of their wit- \
nesses in reply, and the evidence r
was announced closed.
The Solicitor made the opening
argument at about four o'clock on '
Thursday afternoon and was follow '
ed by H. II. Woodward Esq, and at
the close of his address, the hour
had arrived to adjourn for the da v. .
On Friday morning the Hon K
I J. Scarborough addressed the jury
in behalf of the defendants and was (
followed by Solicitor Johnson in a }
long argument for the prosecution.
The court house was crowded to
its utmost capacity during the whole (
time that the trial proceeded, and <
many people who were very anxious
to hear the case were turned away ,
from the court house door for lacs j
of room.
At the conclusion of the Solicitor's
argument his Honor charged the s
jurv and they retired to consider the \
ease at about 1 o'clock and returned J
with their verdict at about the hour
of six o'clock. W. T. Bell and C.
C. Hell were found jjuilty of man- *
slaughter and the rest of the de v
fondants wer? found not guilty. On '
tin; following morning defendants'
attorneys made a mot ion for a new trial,
which was refused. W. T (
Bell eleven years and Geo. 0 Bclilt
live years was the sentence of the
court.
The misee^ination case ajraiust J (
II Hatcher and Martha Allen was '
noil prossed on payment <>f costs ^
The case against the Liev. M F. Car- t
roll arising out of the same matter
as settled in the same way 1
The charge of murder against j j
Charles Livingstone was tried on (,
Friday afternoon and the State fail
ine to make out a case against the
defendant, the jud^e directed the
jurv to write a verdict of not iruiltv 1
at the request of the Solicitor '
Young Livingstone was charged 1
with the killing of .lames Causey '
near Pine Island last January ^
Causey had attempted to take the '
life of Livingston, after following ^
hiin up and making threats, and was (]striking
at the defendant with a ^
knife when Livingstone, shot, him in
'he arm. the load of shot taking ef s
feet in i he fleshy part of the upper '
arm near the shoulder Causey lin-1 (
erred for some time and finally died, ''
but according to the testimony of a
physician who examined his body
after death, the immediate cause of
hisdrakhawas pneumonia The circumstances
of the difficulty were all )'
brouirht out at the cot ouor's inquost 11
and the jury exonerated Livingstone j*
from blame. The evidence, at the
trial clearly showed that the de- ^
fendant acted in self defense and I
that it was doubtful that the wound n
caused the man's death. ?
The case of the State vs' Dave Bryant
for vioiaotion of the dispensary
law was continued ut the request
of the Solicitor. y
A bench warrant was issued for
Willie Strickland against whom a
sealed sentence was lodged at the
last term of the court. b
The greater part of the time on C
Saturday morning was taken up C
with equity matters and of course all
jury cases on the civil side of the
court had to be continued for lack
of time. J"1
C?..a. 1 1 - ! ' - .i H
i^vurui rutus against SOITIO OI 11)0 0
county officers were answered and r
the rules were discharged *
The appeal of W M Parker from n
the decision of the town of Conway C
was called and heard in the absence
of Ferd I) Bryant, Esq , attorney ^
for Mr. Parker. The Judge decided ()
against tho appeal and Mr Parker tJ
was remanded to servo the rest of c,
the sentence imposed by the town.
Mr. Bryant had been unavoidably
delayed at his h??me in Marion T
The court adjourned some time af- 71
ter twelve 011 Saturday.
at
ft
Strikes Hidden Hock*. ('
When your ship of health strikes y
tho hidden rocks of Consumption,
Pneumonia, etc , you are lost, if \.
you don't get help from Dr. King's ?
New Discovery for Consumption. J
W. McKinnon, of Talladega, Springs
Ma., writes: "I had been very ill
with Pneumonia, under the care of
two doctors, but was getting 110 bet- tter
when I bei/an t.n T)i> v
C3-- '* ' "'?* " ,,j
^ew Discovery. The first dose gave p
elief, and one bottlo cured me." |1(
Sure cure for sore throat, bronchi- ^
,is, coughs and colds. Guaranteed
).V Norton Drug Co. Price 50c and
11.f0. Trial bottle free.
?Bring us your cash, eggs and
joultry and buy calico at 3 to 5o per
rard. We offer slaughtered prices
iext thirty days in order to reduce
itock and mako room for Spring r<
roods. W. B. Jones, Justice, S C. ra
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Chain Gaujr Notice. A
Magistrates will take notice that
hey may commit prisoners to chain ~
rang direct which is now stationed in
the Conway and Pireway road at
3uck Creek till furthor notice.
J. I*. Boyd, Supervisor
Notice.
On Saturday March 4th at 3 p. to
n , at Wampee (school lot) we will w
et to the lowest bidder t'n contract fc
or furnishing material and building la
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PERSONAL.
?J. F. Harper was in town one
lay recently.
?Mrs Lizzio Sessions is visiting
it the homo of A. C. Thompson.
? H. L Gerrald was among those
n town last Saturday.
?J. M. Dorman of Adrian was in
on way last Monday.
? D. Russ was in the city on busiu'ss
one day recently.
?J. H Raker was in the city on
rusiness last Saturday.
? W E Drew was a pleasant
aller one dav last week.
? Mr and Mrs U. A. Dusenbury
roro in Conway last Monday.
? It. H Anderson paid this office
, pleasant call one day last week.
?B G. Johnson paid this office
, pleasant call one dav last week.
?The Hon. D. I). Harrolson spent
overal days in Conwav last week.
-J. J Carter of Daisy was in the
itv one dav the first of the week.
?George Stalvey of Socastee was
n the city the latter part of last
veek.
?Jehu Causey of Rear Swamp
vas in Conway on Monday on busiless.
? VV II. Bell and Arnold Hell of
Javboro, were both in Conway last
donday.
? Mr and Mrs. Baker are occupyno
the cottage lately vacated by VV.
?. Hardee
Mrs Hal tie E Pnrtwr wi?? ! >
Don way recently visiting friends
md relatives.
?Capt. J. II. Dusenhury wai in
Don way last week making sale of a
argo of rice straw.
? Misslsn Beaty of Old Dock, N.
J., is visiting friends and relatives
n Conway.
? A. W. Jenkins of Fair Bluff,
>pont several days in Conway last
veek, the guest of his sou, G. B.
lenkiiis.
? Mrs D A. Spivey and Mrs. B.
1 Collins ret urned last week from a
;i it to relatives and friends at Moulrte,
Oa.
? Attorney Lido of the firm of
W >ntgomery& Lid" of Marion, was
nCunwav in attendance upon the
iourt last week
For Coughs?at your druargistsor
lireet from Murray Drug Co., Colnnbia
S Murrav's Florehound
dullein and Tar. 2f?c for large size
)ott le.
? M G Anderson has resigned
fs position with the Richardson Cy>rc-.s
Lumber A Shingle Co., to ao
ept a position with Ward Co., at
Ulandale, S 3.
?The following named gentlelien
all paid the Herald offico a calast
week: .) M Cooper, .1 T Shell
r?y, S Q Floyd. Willie Fryar, \V
\ Roberts, C Grainger, J C Salvia,
\ A Graham. A .1 Tod.l, T W Dor nun,
W K Graham. C W Cox, W
) Jordan, N S Hard wick, R O Jorlan,
J T Mills, W C Bryant., W A
higgs, C M Graham, J P Ray, Sam
hnart, W M Mishoe, W M Barrel
on, M G Cooke, C B Dawsey, I C
tabon.S L Jordan, II L Hamilton,
5 A Prince, A L Alford, C V Bui
nek.
Startling .Tlortullty.
Statistics show startling mortally.
from appendicitis and peritonI.Sc
t - ? ? d 1 1
|?icviiiu uiiu cui'c xnose
wful diseases, there is just ono reabilitv,
Dr. Kind's New Life Pill?.
1. Flannery, of 14 Custom TIousc
Mace, Chicago, says: ''They have
o equal ft?r Constipation and 13i 1 jusness."
25c at Norton Drug Co.
Summons for Relief.
TATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, >
County of Horry, )
[Court of Common IMens]
M. 0. l)U8onbury, trading an Dusenury
& Co , Plaintiff against John Q.
Hark. Defendant.
lopy Summons for Relief, Complaint not
Served.
To the Defendant John Q. Clark,
rOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and
squired to answer the complaint in this
ntion which has been filed In the ollce
f the Clerk of the Court of Common
'1 na for the said County, and to serve
copy of your mrwer to the said oomlalnt
on the auhacriher at hit office at
'onwny, S. (',, within twenty days after
if spivir* nereoi, exclusive or tne clay
f sue.h -err'ce.- and if you fail to answer
if complaint within the time aforesaid,
if plaintiff In thla action will apply to
ip court for the relief demanded in the
oinplalnt.
II. II. Woodward,
Plaintiff's Attorney
lated January 2lst 1905.
'o John (). (Mark, absent defendant:
Take notice that the complaint in this
Jtion was filed In the office of the Clerk
f the Court of Common Pleas, in and
>r the County and State afores*id, at
onwav, S. C-, on the 21st day of Jan
ary A. D. 1905.
f. L. Miahoe, II. II. Woodward,
C C C P. Plaintiff's Attorney.
25 5-flt,
ARMORY OF TROOP "L"
(SPECIAL OUDKK,)
1-Oomplyin^ with special instrucons
from the Adjutant General's
ffieo, the annual inspection of J
roop "L" (Horrv Hussars! will hn
eld sit, their Arir.orv on Thursday ,
pril 6th 1905 \
2 ?The following extra meetings
re herebv ordered:
Saturday 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 n. m.
Saturday April let at 10a. m.
Thursday April 6th at 10 a. m.
The commanding officer earnestly |
?quests the presence of every *
lember of the troop at each extra (
tid regular meeting between now J
ud the annual inspection,
ttest: By Order,
Geo. L. Marsh, ChasJ. Rpps,
?. S. Capt. IstS. C. Cav. N. G.
16-5 7t. Commanding Troop 4tL" (
Kindergarten, j
T*will bo glad to enrolo scholar* <
* for the coming session, which J
Bgins Monday March the 6th. I
ill be in more convor.ient and com>rtable
quarters than was occupied I
,st year by the school.
F.MJfjINF A Li
Mill ! i '
CLEANING AND
Pressing
Done promptly and at reasonable
prices. Office just opeued in rear
of Conway Barber Shop.
Jos. R, Lesesne.
i
1 Chinese Laundry. |
Collars and Cuffs, Ironing
Machine. Work turn- I
ed out promptly Send I
mo 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
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CONWAY MARKET
FRESH MEATS AND
SVUSVGE ALWAYS ON
1IANI). OUI)EUS TAKEN
AND PROMPTLY
DELIVERED EVERY
DAY.
Geo. L. Marsh.
? J
Proprietor.
Notice
All persons holding claims against the
estate of the late A. P. Ilardwick, doc'U,
are hereby notified to present the same
duly verified with the undersigned with*
in the time allowed by law. or this notice
will be set up in bar of their recovery,
and all persons indebted to the said estate
are hereby notified to make payment to
the undersigned. M. A. Ilardwick,
2-9-4t. Qualified Admx.
N otlco
A11 persons holding claims ugain.'t the
estate of the lute Alexander Martin deceased
are hereby notified to file the same
duly ver lied with the On lersigned within
toe time fixed by law, or this notice will
be set up in bar of their recoveiy, and all
persons indebted to the said estate are
notified to make payment to the undersigned.
A. T. Martin,
M. A. Martin
<c-0-5-4t. Executors.
Trespass Notice.
All poisons are hereby warned not to
trespass by huntiug or in anyway on my
land in Green Sea township.
8-3-5?2t. Mrs. Ilenriette^llarrelson.
Dr. R. W. McCord
WCIUi.ON DlSNTIST.
riULLlNS, s. c.
Dr. W. E. McCord
SURGEON DENTIST.
CONWAY, S. C
<Ua)rOver Bunk of Horry.
H. H. Burroughs
Physician and Surgeon.
CONWAY, S. C.
Boom No. y. Spivey Building.
CHEAP FOR CASH
I am at thu umc old corner with
a larger and more up-to date stock
of General Merchandise than ever
before. I Buy for cash aud sell for
same I run no risks on bad accounts.
When you have cash to
spend, spend it ^rith me and you
will tind that I keep the "Cheap
Cash Store of the town."
Choice Groceries.
I invite inspection of my line of
choice groceries, which I ofTer for
cash at the lowest prices. Vi>dt tho
corner when you come to town.
J. E. Nicholas.
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 car. Owner can get
samo by calling at my place and !
paving charges. W. P. Hooks,
216-5 2t. Zoan, S. 0.
WANTED?to know what became
of the table which my
mother, Mrs. Charlotte C. Congdon
put in the old Methodist church, and
which was discarded for a new ore
when the church was repaired some
some years ago. The ta^le was of
lark mahogony, round, with one
standard in tho center ending in
Uireeor four rounded or claw-shaped
feet. Any informttion will be
^ratcfullj received Sv, t
VffU 1 m Wnlol.
I'llO, U. X . f ? A10ll| u
Care Herald. Conway, S. C.
2-16-05-3t. ' ,
STRAYED-A black shoat
about 8 mouths old. crop and '
tole in right ear and swallow fork
n left. Owner can get same by .
calling at my place and paying
5harge9. J. P. Baxley,
1-2-5 3t. Jordanrille, S. C.
WANTED?A boy who would
like to learn the broom business
and who can stick to a job, and
Iocs not mind working. None unler
15 years need apply; a good
ob for the right kind of boy. Chance n
>f promotion. Apply to C. H. Snid- h
t, President Atlantic Broom Wks. f
1-2-6-tn.
I
l_?OR SALE?For cash or good se
curity,one medium sized ^yougff
BOOKS
Stationery
?AND?
MAGAZINES
-AT?
11DI CO.
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Spivcy & Co lins Co.,
FIUH INSUKANCi:.
B icy cle s.
I). A. Spivey, ? ? President
M. W. Collins, ? ? Secretary
G. S. HACKER & SON,
544, 546 and 548 King St,
CHARLESTON, S. C
M OUIJMNG,
Window and Kam-y (Jl.iKS u
Specialty.
in 111
1 hnve secured all the Board Emli
at the Conway Lumber Company
and I will furniuh them cheap ot
short notice. Best Cook Wood yot
can get. 1 have headquarters at tin
store of the Hal L. Buck Co., am
ord? is for draying or hauling lef
with me will be promptly attendee
to.
S. M. Tompkins.
mm sum
Send me your orders by mail oi
call at ollice of Waceamuw Line ol
steamers for best Cypress Shinglei
made by Shingle Manufacturing
Company.
T I D ? 11 A ?^
i. yj' DC1I,
CONWAY, S. C.
A. T. Collins
COMMISSION
MERCHANT
AND BROKER
Orders solicited from country
merchants. Call at the Post
Oflice.
Cheapest:
STOItK
In Town.
Rice $2.20 per hundred.
Good meat atGio. 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.
?.v*
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A full find Complete lineof upo-date
Wheels always on hand to
ell on tho inatallment plan.
hees for rent,
tepnir Work a Specialty*
J?D. Oliver
BREAD
' ?FOR?
BREAKFAST Mill. SUPPER
And all occasions at B. T. Hyfian's.
Nouse to bake your own
read and cakes when we can do it
or you at less cost. My stock of
GHOICE GROCERIES I
s more complete.
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HORSES ? MULES
We have just feceived a fine lot of new horses and mules to
be sold on reasonable terms for cash or good security,
NONE BUT THE
BEST STOCK.
You know our way of doing business.
-A_. NY. Jenkins ?on.
Kobt. B. Scarborough, II. L. Buck, Will A, Freeman,
President. Vice-President* Cashier.
BANK OF HORRY
CONWAY, C.
Capital Stock $25,000
DIUECTORS:
9
Uobt. B; Scarborough, W, R. Lewis,
Hal L. Buck. W. A. .TnhnRnn
George J. Ilolliday, Will A. Freeman
We will pay you 5 per cent interest 011 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 YOUIt
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
We have in stock a full lino tf 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 bo glad
to (ptote you prices when needing anything in this line.
urr\nnv it a nmiT a ^^
11 wr\t\ I nrtKUWAKC <^U.
Established 1880 J. L. McElweo, Prop
? IhmneUsvillo Marble Wks,
Prices and Designs.Furnished of Latest
Monuments Tombstones and Curbing
gf~ V First Class Work. Reasonable Prices
11. K, Gasque, Conway, S. C.
Uev. C. L. Hoggins. Galivants Ferry, S. C.
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Have Your Home Grown Cabbage
t CABBAGE PLANTS, ALL VARIETIES,
1 Prices: 1000 at $1.50. 5000 at *1.25 per 1000; 10,000 at *1.00 per 1000,
Shipped C. (). I), if desired. Plants arrive at your Express
uiikc in flood Condition.
> Write for Merchants' Prices
Cabbage, Beans, Sweet Potatoes and Turnips
: in Season.
Orders for Shipment o.' Tomato Plants, Sea Island Cotton Seed and
Sweet Potato Draws should be o'< cd in advance.
Jas Ray Geraty enteupkise, s. o. f5Vr^?Si."*ND,?.
iiipiiyeiiiiiiii
I'lanta tor sale. and now ready for delivery. "Kurly Jorsoy Wakefleld" and
"Charleston Largo Type Wakefield' two earliest sharphead varieties and head In rotation as named.
"Succession," "Augusta Trucker" and "Short Btom Flat Dutch,'" tho !J host flat-head varlotloa and
hoad in rotation as named. Prices; Single thousand, $1.50; r>,tMK) and over )1,26 per 1CK): 10,fXM)
and over, $1.00 por ltxxt. Terms: Cash with order; or, plants sent C. (). 1)., purchaser paying return
charges on money. Our plant beds occupy H.'> ucres ?>n South Carolina Sea Coast, and we tin,
derstand growing them in the open air; touch and hardy; they will stand severe eold without
" injury. Plants crated for shinmont weigh '.foTbs. per 1000 and we' have special low rates for prompt
transportation hy Southern|Kx|>ross Co. I know of other plants you can buy cheaper than mine
, I sell good plants, no chenn "cut rate"' plants shipped from my farm. I guarantee those that
t ship to he true to type ana name, and grown from high grade 'seeds purchased from two of th
most reliable nouses in the United States. I will refund purchase price to any dissatisfied customer
at end of season
Our Cotton Heed Lint of our Long Staple variety of Sea Island Cotton sold this year in
Charleston on Dec.. ~, at per pound. Seed SI.26 per bu. lots of l(t hit. uhd over SI per bu.
My specialty; Prompt Shipment, True Varieties, and Satisfied Customers. I have been in the
plant business for thirty-live years.
W C GERATY, Youngs Island S
BANK OF CONWAY,
CONWAY. S. C,
CAPITAL STOCK, $20,000.00. SURPLUS FUND, $17,003.
TOTAL ASSETS, $140,000.00.
OFFICERS:
D. G. COLLINS, PKKSIDKNT. D. A, SPIVEY, Cahiiier.
C. P. QUATTLEBAUM, V-PKES. M. W. COLLINS, ASBT. CASHIER.
Our Bank, being a local institution, has always striven for the
up-building of Horry County and for the betterment of her citizens.
in persuing inis policy wo take pleasure in extending to our customers
every accommodation when consistent with sound banking.
With gratitude for the liberal patronage received in the past, we
cordially solicit your future business.
Respectfully yours.
D. A. SPIVEY. Cashie
We Bid For Your Business
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.
We always prefer to sell for cash, but good security counts
all the same with us. However wo trade, we promise the best
values for the prices asked. Give us a trial.
DTJSE1STBXJ RY CO
Todd vi lie, S. C.
Cheap Cash Store-^^
We have opened up a neat line of
Dry Goods Notions Shoos
/
and also carry a nice
Lino of Groceries.
Which wo can sell as low as the lowest, all we ask you to
do, is to como in and look for your own interest. You will L'et
polite attention, Yours respectfully,
B. F. TVTON m. CO.