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Sheriff's Sale. Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of the decree aud order made by ( his Honor. K.O. Watts Circuit Judge at t Chambers by consent of parties in the ease i of Katie M. (J al bra 1th Plaintiff against i Claudie M. McCaskill Defendant dated the 1 7th day of July A I) 1904 I B J Sessions Sheriff of Horry county will sell to the \ highest bidder before the Court House door at Conway S C within legal sale hours on salesday in August next ( it being Monday the 7th day of said month < all ami singular JMie following described I tract lot or parcefof land to wit, i 1 All and singular that certain lot and P parcel^f land situate in the town of Con- < way in iMfeounty of Horry and State of South Ci^TOna supposed to include a por- 1 tionof what is known and marked on the ( plat of said town as lot No two hundred * and fifty five (255) meusureing about sev- ' enty eight (7b) feet on Elm street and I having a depth of about two hundred and 1 eight (208) feet bounded northwardly by ^ lot No eastwardly by Elm street , southwardly by premises now occupied by C E KtAmand and weslwardly by prem- \ ises formerly owned by lluth A Burroughs Terms of hale Cash purchaser to pay 5 for papers ( B J Sessions S 11 C i ^ ? . ? , i v~ 17<L>. COLLKOP. HMKL * OF CHARLESTON, CHARLESON, S. C. J 120th YtJ^-oegins September 20, Letters, Science, Engineering. One | scholarship giving free; tuition to each county of South Carolina. Tu- : ition $40. Hoard and furnished jj room in Dormitory $10 to M2 a | month. All candidates for ail in is- , sion are permitted to compete for ( vacant Roycescholarships which pay $100 a year. For catalogue, address Harrison Randolph, Pres. 7-20?5. \ i Is | Kixrlit? ) Is it right that a property-owner should \ lose $t,2J to let a dealer make TO cents? i A dealer makes 50 cents more on fourteen gallons of ready-for use paint at $1*50 ( per gallon, than our agent does on eight gallons oAL&M paint and six gallons of ( linseed o?, which makes fourteen gallons ' of the best paint in the world, at $1.20 ' per gallon: the property-owner loses just ' $4.20. Is it right? 1 It only requires*! gallons of L & M and ' gallons linseed nil to paint a moderate i sized house. | Ten Thousand Churches painted with ( Longman As Martinez. L A: M paint. I Liberal quantity given to churches when bought from 'iurroughs & Collins Co., Conwny, S. ('. j -(To TOJ. D. GRAHAM,; LOR1S, S. C. To Buy You [ A nice Top Buggy. t A good open buggy. 1 \ double seat surry. I A nice set Haruess. ( A Studehaker Wagon. A deering mower A rake Cheapest store in town to get your Groceries, dry goods, notions and a suit of clothes. A full and complete line of general merchandise always on hand. Highest prices t paid for country produce. J. D. GRAHAM, i ? f | Chinese Laundry, [ 5 I Collars and Culls, TrotiV ing Machine. Work turn- B s m ed out promptly. Send B 2 me a trial order. Family ; washing taken. Satisfac1 tion Guaranteed, Work B 1 |\ neatly executed, and in B ( d First Class Style. Yours fc i for Good Work, Q Call on B 1 GEO. LVM. WWWWWWWWWWWW# 1 CONWAY PARLOR | MARKET ' C. F. Kamrow, Prop* 1 'y A liutcl er of 35 years T experience. ] This is the place to get the best lleef, Sausage, Pork, or anything i that is good to eat. You will al- | ways find fresh meat at my place. Highest market prices paid for ; beef cattle. Come to see me and be c convinced FRESH FISH A SPECIALTY. > Tredelivered to any ~ Avvpart of the city* I CC ?????????????- 1 I BICYCLES. , A full and complete line of of upmm* up date wheels always on hand for j IV rent. Also a full line of IK '' Supplies. ] < .WD. Oli verb mtmmmmmmmmm?^^??^?mmmmmmmm flSSJ'* T?riy Risers The little alii*. I 'jf ?' Aii Important Matter. Kditor Ilcrald:?In some sections >f our county there is considerable jonfusion and complaint amon^ our oad hands about the road law and ibout the work, and as to how the aw would deal with them, were it put to a test under certain circumstances, and as to road duties etc. There are places where there is great jonfusion caused by not dealing openly and plainly with hands, as all business matters should be dealt with. Now there are reasons in matters that would cause men who wish to icconunodate or favor and deal reasonably with men which alter cases sometimes out when men get to where they will not deal or be dealt with to that effect, why not deal just as the aw will allow? There are some men who think themselves smart, who venture to say that our county Supervisor docs not know the road law. VVel) if he does not, holding the position which ho does, and having the opportunity to read the law, 1 don't mderstand why it should be so faniliar to people who never read or leur it read. Hut however, Mr. Supervisor, if /on do know it, please answer a few picstions just here. Suppose I warn a man to work the public road and on the day appoint;d he claimed to be sick. Then layng reason and favors and common judgment aside, will the law clear dm? If not, aud 1 lay off a task for bin, can 1 force him todo that work without going and standing by him? Jr could I do it by standing by him? If a hand take the privilege to till jp a hole or cut a few brush, or a log put of the road without authority roin the overseer and then claim a lay for ten to twenty minutes work, when he was not notified todo >o, would tin? road law justify him in t? When a man who has not paid any Muiiiiuiuiioii lax, aiKi is appointed is overseer on a road; and lie goes m with his hands, and takes the ( irivilege to work, can he put in a lill against the countv for work and Iraw a salary to pay liim for his time when he is in law hound to be there md work if he chooses or do as he , ikes? How is it that this can be lone? It is reported that such has , leen done. If you commission a man to call out lands and work a road for a term of | two years, and afterwards see that t is best to make a change and comnission another man, and the papers irst issued are not taken b .ck, which , A'ill hold, first, last, or both? Some roads are crowded out with ( ncn, other roads have not enough ( oen to keep them up, please j itraightee up these matters, and }rin?,' a little road law before the Tiiblie, or take my road commission rom me and let me work as a hand. , H. F. Watts. : Socastee, S. C. , ~ - ?^ i 9 i ?riendisli Suffering is often caused by sores, ulcers tnd cancers, thateat away your skin. Win. Bedell, of Flat Hock, Mich , lays: '1 have used Bucklen s Arnica salve, for Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. t is the best healing dressing I ever blind." Soothes and heals cuts, , Minis and scalds, line at Norton . Drug Co., guaranteed Worthaiu. Editor Herald:?As I have not ;een any news from this place 1 will 4 ;ay a few words. , The health of this community is r*ery good at present. The past week vas very rainy and crops are dam- ' tged by it, especially cotton and tlio , ni'n i?ivuv W. J. Stanley and J. H. Vereen vill soon be through curing tobacco or this season. They are the only mes that planted through this secdon this season. J. IT. Vereen is making a start to dear up a piece of swamp which is very good land. C. C. Gore, Jr., is cuting tobacco 'or Mr. O. J. Bell at Wampoe* R. C. Stanley expects to attend ,he Dothan High School at Dothan, Nh C., which will start about August the 1st. Mr. Tom Prince came very near K'ing bitten by a rattle snake the )ther day which he killed. Some of the young folks of this section attended church at Beulah, \T. C., last Saturday. J. IT. Vereen and sister, Miss Mice, were pleasant callers at Mr. :Ienry Benton's last Sunday. VV. N. Gore and J. L. Vereen vis- | t.ocl friends in North Carolina last Sunday. < Mr. Ben Bell and wife of Warnpee, < risited Mr. T. K. Pcrmenter last Sunday. Mr. Sam Permenter and Miss El- ? icdia Bellamy visited relatives in < .his section last Sunday. V. and Y. ? Peculiar Disappearance. J. D, Runyan,of Butlervillo, O, j aid the peculiar disappearance of lis painful systems, of indigestion . ind biliousness, to Or. King's New [jife Pills, ffci says: "They are a perfect remedy, for dizziness, sour < itomach, headache, constipation etc" Guaranteed at Norton Drug Co. 25c t will wash and not rub ofT This complexion all envy me, it's no secret so I'll toll Take thou ltocky Mountain Tea it Norton D*u^ Co. If you want #ood work done, and n first-class style, send it to the ITt RAT<I> office. READ 1 THE AMERICAN TOBACCC DURHAM LEAF DEPARTMENT DURHAM. Mr. J. E. Coles, Conway, S. C Dear Sir: Replying to I the 29th inst, we 2 0th of July is r a to commence buy in{ we will, however, 1 your market by the hope you can a r r a n ? opening sale until Durham L II 10101) TIII^ Opening Sale Ji Don't fail to bo with us with your tolinoc to try for tin* best price bring your toba< you. I will try and put, it in suvh ootid market price?the lirst or any other sale, it t tO i, \n i2.it it 1.1 u.ww. I 1/.1.111. tl.nt I vo l. You will litid that I an. still pullii I that I have always done for our tobacco ly and you will lind that 1 lead them al I J. E. COLE Conway Pruyr Cos*. Success. Conway Drue Co., the enterprising druggists, rather than await the ordinary methods of introduction, urged the Dr. Howard Co.; to secure aquick sale for their celebrated specific for the cure of constipation and dyspoi sia by offering the regular 50c bottle at half-price. The wonderful success of this plan was a great surprise even to Conway Drug Co , and today t lie re are scores of people here in Conway who are using and praising this remarkable remedy. So much, talk has been caused by this oiler, and so many new friends have been made for the specific, that Dr. Howard Co. have authorized the Conway Drug Co. to continue this special half-price sale for i limited time longer. In addition to selling a 50c bottle _ ;>f Dr. Howard's specific for 25c, Conway Drug Co. has so much faith in the remedy that thev will refund the money to anyone whom it does not cure. When your head aches, your stomach does not digest food easily ( and natnrually, when there is constipation, specks before the eves, i tired feeling, giddiness bad taste in the mouth,coated tongue, heartburn, sour stomach, roaring or ringing in the ears, melancholy, and liver troubles, Dr. Howard's specific will cure ; you. If it does not it, will not cost you a cent. JjWWWVW# | Perfumes | > Worth s ***** ^ A perfume is not ^ ^ -^necessarily an odor that ^ ^ may please when sin el led ^ from the original bottle. It must lie one in which ^ ? the elements are so blend- ^ ^ ed that the odor will maintain oil Ste f??pcli o iwl ai?1 .f L ^ nal qualities when in use, ^ ^ Such odors are not easy to ^ find. We have to exercise ^ cart; in choosing them and ^ we think this care has pro^ vided an assortment of ^ odors which you will go ^ far to match. We carry tho most worthy of do T mestic and imported goods / and the prices are very ^ reasonable throughout. > Norton < > Drug C > Company < Just Opened. ; WE HAVE JUST OPENED A A FIRST CLASS MARKET and will keep fresh Beef, Pork, Fish ( and vegetables. Will i>av highest . prices for same. Will sell for a ; small profit. Come see us and be convinced. We arG located on 3rd avenue op- , posito the livery stables of the late W. E. Porter. Oliver 6c Elliott. [HIS' ) CO. N. C., J u 11 o 30 , 19 05 your letter of advise that the the r ear 1 ,v V o r us ? new o I'I jp, but l a v e our buyer on 2 5 t h of July. We vu b u pub u i i y o u r then. R e s p. , e a f D e p a r t in e 111 . J. S.Cobb. | ? Lily 25 1905. io for that day's sale. If you want I coon now and let me tl> it up for I iti<>n as will command the \cry best l'h.? grading will have my personal I I can handle it so as to mako it pay B ug for you in the same cat nest way | planter^ in the past. Test ine square I I, Yours truly. ? 7 C2 Manager Horry Tobacco I w *25 VVarehottsc. iiiMBMtthJHBBBEgnK MBW?? a. S. HACKER & SON, 544, 546 and 548 King St, CHARLESTON, S. C. M OU LI) I N (i Window' and Faiioy Glass a Specialty* III 1 " ?0 Days I will close out ir.y entire stock of summer Dry Goods, Clot h i ng and Shoes in order to make room for Fall and WinSter goods which I will order shortly. Now is the time to get a bargain Km 1 have a full and complete lino of Fancy Groceries and can seil as cheap as anybody, The cheapest place in town to buy MEAT. i. f m TAX SALES. Under and by virturc of a tax ex* ?cution issued by J. A, McDornott County Treasurer I will sell jefore the court house door at Conway, S C within legal sale hours on Monday the 7th day of August A I) 1005, all and singular tho following Jescribed tract of land levied on ind to be sold at the suit of the State for taxes, to wit: Robt. Johnson, land in Conway Township, containing 1-2 acres more or less, bounded as follows: North by Race track, Ea&t by M. E. Johnson, South by 5th Avenue, West by W. 11. Lewis land. 11 .1 Sessions, S II C BUGGIES WAGONS W///-W von .?/ :/ :/> a xeic i>> uaa ok \V.'l<;<)A\ DON'T FOUGHT the: OLn reliable, and come and buy from A. W. Jenkins CtX Son. DEPARTMENT ADDED. We have recently added a new department to our store at Todd* ville to accommodate our growing millinery and clothing business. When in need of a new hat or a new suit of elntlww ? - " W. <111,(1, else tliiit you may want at tins season of the year, call on us. Highest Market Prices Paid for crude turpentine and other country produce. While others are complaining of dull times we are busy. The reason is we do the business. DUSENBURY CO Toddvilie, IS. C. Established 1880 .1. E. MeElwee, Prop ^ M Bennetts vi lie Marble WKs, II * d 1 * 1: N * ,:|TS V I I i I. K, S.C. fj SIT | Prices and Designs Furnished of Lnhst fW rv&4 <?iiiiiii4kiits I oinbstones ami i/iirhln^ m; ^ First Clsss Work. Reasonable Prlc S. I /, h',S M / ; N. U. K. Casque, Conway, S. t.'. Kov, C. L. Ilugglna, Galivants Ferry, S. (J rPROTECTION. I VII AT.I row EH OF M KAXLNi I. rniNh' of rn PHOTI-CT YOUR IAMII.Y. YOURSFEF AM) PROPERTY. fev m just Closed a contract for 1905 with one of the largest Lightning Kod Manufacturers I I in the world, and am prepared bo equip your homes with the very heat LIGHTNING COXDUCT 0 \ made, at ihe very lowest prices. "Protection is Duty; Duty is Debt; Debt is owed until paid.'1 PREPARE FOR WAR IN TIM 14 OF PEACE. m u'- i MI' in i i jfun. /\ 11 1,1*1 11 njMiimnii'v \> 11 i lavnc prompt attention. Home Address, I T. E. Kimball, 1 LOCK I5()\ 17 1, CONWAY, S, (, COFFINS AND CASKETS . ?il* jLff v C-A. ^"j? will suit yon in style and price. Promp *T*y %^HJw?fc.iittention to all orders by mail or wire. ALA S A FULL LINK OF RELIABLE GENERAL MERCHANDISE. w. R. LEWIS. . TO THE PUBLIC. I 1 You arc invited to come in and look over our Dress Goods, Shoes, Straw Hats and other goods. We can sell as low as the lowest. We also carry a nice line of \\ FINE GROCERIES Such as Ilams, Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Can Goods etc. J i Give us your trade when in town. | B. F. TUTON <&. CO j J P.U.CASEY. P. C. PRINCE. ^ > LOUIS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE f ^ LOUIS, S. C. ^ ^ BRING YOUR TOBACO TO LOUIS AND WE GUARANTEE J ^ TO GIVE YOU THE ^ C HlfiHFST MARKFT PRIP.FS FOR Fl/FRY Pll F i jm iiiwmbui Hiniuxu i i uiuku i vil uvuiii i ibki c We have a STRONG COUPS OP BUYERS who will pay you ^ the IIIQIIEST POSSIBLE PRICE. Messrs. Casey & Prince C will bo at ever)' sale and give your tobacco their personal atrentlon, and pat every pile to the top. Come to see us and we will please you if hard work and good prices can do It. ^ YOUR FRIENDS, ^ < CASEY m. PRINCE. |