The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 03, 1905, Image 2
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Published Every Thursday
Morning by The
CONWAY PUBLISHING CO.,
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Entered at tlie Post Ofllce Rt Conway, s. C.,??
Hecond-clRRP Matter.
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at rate allowed by
Law. Display Advertisements,
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to
IT. H. WOODWARD,
Editor and Manager.
THURSDAY AUGAST 3rd. 1005.
The IIkhau> will now be published
in its present form of eight pages,
and the price will remain the same.
The cry of Conway just now is
for more manufacturing enterprises.
The Herald would be glad to hear
talk of a cotton factory.
Notiii.no has been heard from the
electric light proposition in some
time. What is the matter? Conway
wants light.
The work of curing tobacco is very
toilsome and taxing, but the farmers
can stand it in good heart when
they get good prices for their weed.
The farmers have so far this year
obtained good prices for tobacco.
There is every likelihood that good
prices will prevail throughout the
season.
This is the season when the town
cart should be kept busy Watermelon
rinds and the like should not
be allowed to accumulate for even a
fraction of u day.
One side of Main street will soon
be full of buildings adding much to
the appearance of the town. Improvements
are needed to lill up the
vacancies on the opposite side.
Fa km eks make readier sale of
their products in Conway of late
years and at far better prices.
They used to peddle watermelons
from house to house in the town and
their sales were very slow. They
now sell ont their loads in bulk to
the merchants and the melons are
resold the same day at a fair profit.
Thus the growth of the town helps
the farmers.
Tiikke is nothing more gratifying
in Horry county today thau the increased
intermit the people are taking
in the cause of education. New
school districts are being laid olY
from time to time and new and better
school houses are being erected.
In many sections of the county special
levies have been made in order
to have longer terms of the public
schools. We are glad to see all this
and to hear talk of still doing more.
It is one of the best signs of the
times.
Tiik authorities are determined to
look closely into the atTairs of all the
big insurance companies owing to
the disclosures recently caused by
the trouble of the Equitable. That
much rottenness will be exposed by
this investigation no one hardly
doubts. The insurance business is a
large one and unscrupulous men are
doubtless in it for the large amount
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policy holder pays it all and gets
none of the threat profits.
The horrible tragedy in Ddrlington
some weeks ago was the out
come of wrong doing, liobt. Keith
Dargan was considered one of the
best business men of that county,
and ranked among t he best as a man
of good judgment and foresight.
Having great confidence in him, his
friends at Darlington and elsewhere
never hesitated about putting in
their money with him in the Independent
Cotton Oil Co., and later in
the Darlington Trust Co. Had he
4 conducted this large business in a
business way and as he was capable
of doing?if he had not allowed the
frenzy of getting rich quickly get the
better of his judgment, the enter*
prises he started would have been
doing well today and he would have
been a living man. fie risked the
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money that hud boon advanced in |
his enterprises by ins friends in
modern gambling, though it may
not always be called by that name,
and lie lost. It is a warning to
many others that they will do well
to heed. Many curious things have
taken pluco at Darlington in relation
to this matter, such as the body
being guarded at the house, refusing
to let the grave be opened" ulVM'
grave suspicions of hi| death had
been circulated and the family knew
it, refusing to let the doctor or coroner
touch the body, tlie question of
hypnotism and many other things,
taken in connection with the strange
conduct of lVgram Dargan, tin?
brother, and all this is enough to
start, the tumors and tales about the
supposed dead man being seen in
New York and the like. It will turn
out that the whoie trouble proceeds
from sin and wrong doing.
Tiik agitation of a movement for
a new court house and jail should be
kept up without cessation throughout
this year so that the members of
the Legislature can arrange for an
election at the next session, should
it be decided to put the matter be
fore the people again. There are many
who would oppose it and blame the
Legislators for going ahead and i
passing this act without leaving it
to the popular vote of the people, '
Since the matter has been brought ,
up again it is found that there are ;
many in favor of it who bitterly op- {
posed it before. Let those who
want the new buildings keep on with <
the agitation of the movement and
another year will see arrangements
made for their erection. There is
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iiMMiiu^ iikc seeping everlastingly
at it when 3011 wiint anything, I
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A visitor to Myrtle Roach writ- (.
ing in our last issue praised the
place as an ideal summer resort and
a place that was deemed the equal
of any on the southern Atlantic
Coast. The writer went further and s
stated that Myrtle Reach had no '
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church or Sunday School and that j
this was a matter of great regret. '
There is truth and much food for
thought in what the writer says 1
about this matter. Innocent pleasure
is good enough in its place, but
the cause of religion should never be
neglected at a summer resort nor indeed
at any other place.
Public is Aroused
The nuhlie i? ui'niKoil i? 1 1
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edge of the curative merits of that
threat medicinal tonic, Electric fitters,
for stomach, liver and kidneys. ,
Mary II. waiters, of 540 St. Clair
Ave, Columbus, O., writes: "For
several months, I was given up to
die. 1 had fever and ague, my
nerves were wrecked; 1 couhl not
sleep, and my stomach was so week,
from useless doctors' drugs, that 1
could not eat. Soon after beginning
to take Electric Bitters, I obtained
relief, and in a short time I was entirely
cured." Guaranteed at Norton
Drug Co. price 50 cents.
SALE OF RAILROAD.
(Carolina Fluid.)
Mr. F. A. Burroughs, head of the
great house of Burroughs & Collins,
at Conway, was a visitor to Georgetown
last week. While here Sir.
Burroughs talked frankly to The
Carolina Field about the recent sale
of the Conway, Coast & Western
railroad of which his firm was principal
owner. What Mr. Burroughs
says is always reliable; when he
makes a promise he fulfills it; when
he announces a plan, the plan is sure
to go; he makes good.
After discussing the situation
frankly Mr. Burroughs said that the
sale was a good one and that he was
thoroughly satisfied with it: that lit i
lino contracted with Mr. Chadbourn
to build fifteen miles of road accord
ing to the original specifications and
this would be done. He did not require
Mr. Chadbourn to build the
road on to Marion as he felt that this
would hamper Mr. Chadbourn in his .
future plans, as in that case he might
be forced to perform a task directly
contrary to his interests.
Accordingly Mr. Chadbourn is free
to build the road on to Marion or to
any other point that he may select. ;
This gives him a freehand audit is '
necessary for him to have a free
hand in dealing with so largo a question.
Mr. Burroughs expressed the un qualified
opinion that the people of
Marion will get the road if they go I
about it in the right way. It iscer- '
tainly up to them to say whether they 1
want it.
Should any other town outbid Mar- ion,
then of course Marion could not
expect to get the road. Mr. Burroughs
himself is more largely interested
in the development of Horry
county than any one else could
possibly be, as his holdings embrace
about one-fifth the entire arej^ of the
county, and he has every reason to
avoid being bottled.
Mr. Burroughs was gratified at (
the continued advance of Horry
county. Progress is still rapid and
there is no abatement of the strides j
Conway has been making in the past '
few years. Everything is on the up
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i^rade.
One of the most pleasing effects
of that progress is of Conwav on
the main line of the Western Union
Telegraph Co with the connections
with Richmond, Augusta and other
central |>oints. Mr Burroughs doev
not hesiate to attribute this to the
work of Mr. James Henry Rice, Jr.,
on the field last \ ear, and says the
business men of Conway duly appreciate
it.
Myrtle I teach is havi nw a fine season
and has now become a resort
known from one end of 1I10 country
to the other by the traveling public.
As to the new passenger boat,
both lie and Mr, I). T. McNeill are
reticent, but admit thit it will be
ready before long. They were told
of the intentions of Georgetown's
business men to join with them in
celebrating the event of opening
Waecamaw river to passenger
travel and both thought it a lino
idea and a splended opportunity to
advertise Waecamaw river, and to
get the claims of this noble stream
before the government.
Mr. Burroughs is looking well and
is spending the summer at Myrtle
I teach with his family, lie return!
lo Conway P'rulay.
A Toucliinjc Story.
is the saving from death, of the ba by
girl of Goo. A. Kyler, Cumberland,
Md. He writes: ,4At the age of II
mouths our liitle girl was in declining
health, with serious Throat Trouble,
and physicians gave her up. We
were almost in dispair, when we re
solved to try Dr. Kind's New Disrovey
for Comsumption, coughs and
olds. The first bottle gave relief;
ifter taking four bottles she was
rurod, and is now in perfect health."
Never fails to relieve and cure a
sough or cold. At Norton drug
2o; f>0e and 11.00 guarranted.
Trial boottle free.
Dear Gus:?I have solved the
nother-in-law problem, just give her
regularly llollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea. It will make her healthy,
nippy and docile as a lamb. Ha
rents, Tea or tablets at Norton Drug
3o.
Notice of Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the under
dgned us Administrators of trie personal
estate and olTects of VV II Jones deceased
will apply to the Judge of l'rohate in
find for Horry county at bis o lice in Con
wayS C at 11 o'clock in the forenoon on
Tuesday the 22nd day of August A I) 1000
for a linal discharge as such administrators,
W W Jones
W Boy11 Jones
7-20-5?4t Qualified Adn rs
Notice of Discharge.
Notice is hereby given tluit the under
signeti rs jm mevens .1 r administrator ol
llit' personal estate of S M Stevens Sr docensed
will apply to lion 11 N Sessions
Judge of Probate in and for 1 lorry conn
ly State of South Carolina at his olHee in
Conway S (J at 11 o'cloek in the forenoon
on Monday the .'1st day of August
A i) 11(05 for a final discharge as such
idministrator.
S, M. Stevens J r Administrator of S, M.
Stevens Sr deceased
7-20-5 -Id I
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Nvorroui) oobhndi?
11 KM It V N. S.NVPKH, L. L. I).
President.
Two degrees A. 11. and A. M.
Four courses leading to the A. II.
Degree Nine professors.
Departments?Ethics and Astronomy.
Mathematics, Physics, and
Geology, Biology and Chemistry,
Latin, Greek, English, German and
and French, History ant' Economics.
Library and Librarian. The W. E.
Burnett gymnasium under a competent
director. J. B. Cleveland
Science Hall. Athletic grounds.
Course of lectures by the ablest men
n the platform. Bare musical op- (
portunities. Next session, Sept 20.
Board from to $10 a month. '
For Catalogue or other information, 1
address, J. A. GAMEVV ELL,
Spartanburg, S. C. Secretary.
Wott'ord Colic sac
Fitting School*
Three new brick buildings. Steam
eat and electric lights.
Bead master, four teachers and
itron live in the buildings.
Situated on the WofTord Campus.
Students take a regular course in
tie- College Gymnasium, and have
ace. ss to the College Library.
$115.00 pays for board, tuition,
and all fees.
Sons of Methodist ministers do not
pay tuition. ^ I
Next session begins September 20. |
For Catalogue, etc., address,
A M A SON IhiPBE, '
5tr?arlnnhnSI CUnnU (
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7 20 5. $2.
Chain ?ianjr [Notice.
Magistrates will take notice that
they may commit prisoners to chain
ifang direct which is now stationed
3n the Waller Short Cut road leading
Cool Spring till further notice.
J. Li. Iloyd, Supervisor
HOLLISTER'ft
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Busy Modiolus for Busy People.
Brings Qolden Health and Renewed Vigor.
A specific for Constipation, Indigestion, Lite
And Kidney Troubles. Pimples, Eczema, Impure
Blood, Bad Breath, Sluggish Bowels, Headache
and Backache. It's Rocky Mountain Tea in tablet
form, 35 eor.ts a bo*. Oenuine made by
Hom.ihtbr Dri'o Company, Madison, Wis.
QOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE ,
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Digest* what you eat*
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we believe 111 :at the satisfactii
the public can jud^e our stoc
we know that our stock has b
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of construction,) we are comj
therefore wc are determined
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and will not move anything t
interest to call and ask our p
so you know that you must li
are dear at any price. You 1
to hold it. Therefore jve ask
ment and we will cheerfully
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4 lar which will be &
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for 2(> live cent P
m loaves of the best
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bought. In this ?
way we make and
f| sell it to you al
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3 you can buy the
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very best bread
and cakes ever m
baked, and a comJ
piete line of fresh P
choice grocer i e s ?
always in stock. ?
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when you need P
them and live well
4 on good bread. fc
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THE BEST
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The Lowest Prices, Honest, Fair
Dealing. HWhen you want anything
in the line of
CLOTHING
shops
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NOTIONS
or if you wish to purchase fresh
family groceries, be sure to give us '
i call on the corner. Always glad
to see you. 1
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)VAL SALE! I I
ioOUU STOCK OF GOODSt^ i
GO AT COST. I |
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ML Y'C WE will remove our entire stock of floods H
A %ZPconsisting of a full lino of Standard goods H
iove in selling only such goods as give entire satisfaction, and
hi of our customers means our continued success. We believe
k according to merits and this makes us careful buyers, therefore
?en most carefully selected
er to complete our handsome new building, (now under course
jelled to move, and that is easier to move money than goods,
to put
JIFE INTO THE PRICES I
hat will tell. And just here we hnow that it will be to your
rices. You know that it is values that you are looking for. Al00k
close at the quality as seconds havo very little value and
know we are anxious to secure your trade and just as anxious
you to come, get our prices, compare values use good judg- H
have the rest with you. Yours truly,
Sessions. i
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owon display for inspection, one of the largest \
.sorted stock of Sprit if an I Summer goods ever *
Conway; thai is what our customers say.
e want is an opportunity to show you. If
mvinee you that we are head-quarters for everyr
line, we will pay your car fare.
Our Stock.
1 all the newest and nobbiest things of the
1 at prices that cannot be matched by those
ess quantities. We don't blow much will leave
u to do after looking.
like to have you call as early as possible before
s broken.
hs Sc (Collins C.n
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What to Read 1
IN JULYo ?
M agazines.
I. Everyboby's 1
Leslies,
McClures,
Harpers Bazaar,
Cosmopolitan,
IAinslees, I
Books. Munsey. I
The Dryad, I
Bethan}', I
Traitor and Loyalist I *
That Sandhiller, I
The Clansman, I
In The Name of Liberty etc. I
Conway Drug Col
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