The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 05, 1905, Image 2
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HATS, TRUNKS, and everything t
to show you.
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PI BLISIIED EVEHY TIIUHSDAY MOKN1NO
BY CONWAY PCBLISIIINO CO.
81'BSCHIPIMON ONK DOLLAR PER YEAR.
RNTKHKl) AT TIIK POST OKKICK AT CONWAY, B.C.,
AS BKCOND CI.AHS MAII. MATTKIl.
HENRY mTwOODWARD. Editor.
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THUKSDA Y OCT. 5TII. l!H).r>.
All the available timber in the
county is being bought up at a rapid
rate and time is not far in the future
when there will be a timber famine.
It is likely that most of the farmers
will sell their cotton this year as fast
as they can get it out of the fields
and get it ginned. Tho price, you
know may go down all at once as it
did last year.
The insect that destroyed the cotton
in some parts of the County this
year was not the ball wcavil but
something just as bad or worse. In
most instances they totally destroyed
the crop where they went.
Mosquitoes have beeu more numerous
in Conway this year than
N formerly and it is the business of the
authorities to see to it that this
condition is corrected before another
year.
The active campaign against the
yellow fever in New Orleans and
other places has about won. Every
city and town should always be
kept in the best sanitary condition so
that troubles of this kind could
never get a foothold.
The Dispensary election on the
question of Dispensary" or "No
Dispensary" in the various counties
is not conclusive because it will still
be a question that the Legislature
must decide at its coming session or
some other.
We are told that the town councial
has appointed the new member
of the board of health in the person
of Dr. H II. Burroughs to take the
place of S. T. Sessions, whose time of ,
office has expired. The board will
now elect a health officer and have
him at command so at all times the
orders of the board can be executed.
Owing to the necessary expense
than the election of a health officer
would entail, the town has heretofore
left it off. But the time has arriv
ed in the history and growth of
Conway, when it will not do to
stand on the question of a small
salary in a matter of so much importance.
HORRY'S
B E S
SHOES
SHOES
SHOES
i
Our .stock, almost a store wi In
school shoes. Misses school and
price. Ourline of ladies goods
stylo, uptodateness and are choc
out them. THEY cannot do wi
ed^es of the world. They are all
Whole Family and at prices that
winter supply. Attain thanking
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11 call from you next week. Our Stm
o wear. We have the largest stock <
-EE Ai
If things hold out from now on H
the present year will be marked |
down as one of unusual prosperity. :
Tobacco farmers got a living price
for their tobacco and the raisers of
cotton are now getting living pric.es
for their cotton. There is a fear
that the price of cot ton may drop
this winter as it did last, but as
there is a short crop and great
destruction from several causes in
some sections of the country, it is
not likely that the price will go
much below what it is now. There
is another reason why the price
is likely to stay up and that is the
determination of the farmers in
many parts to hold it fur the agreed
price.
An Incjuiry.
Mr. Editor:?Some time since the
citizens of Conway held an election
and authorized the town Council to
issue bonds for internal improvement.
This we all remember but
what we wish to know is why have
not the bonds been issued and the
committee on Internal improvements
allowed to get to work?
We have beon informed and have
a right to believe, that, it is, because
tho said board proposos to spend
$17000 for drainage in a practically
self drained town, and this against
the judgment of a majority of the
tax payers, besides in a vray not considered
pratical by the best authority
the com nittee has been able to
procure.
When the people elected this board
on internal improvements they did
not think that the gentlomon would
do any thing detrimental to the
best intorest of the town, knowing
ly, but as we have a small town with
only small means, it really appears,
that we have elected men, with big ,
ideas and unless those ideas can be
modified, it will be decidedly bettor
for the Town to wag along in the
same old rut.
We understand that the old
Council refused to issue the bonds '
because they did not think it
expedient to put so much mouey in
tho ground of this town and have
had it made plain, that the present
council would refuse ou tho same
grounds.
Now we would suggest that said
comittee get an order, from the
courts, forcing tho council to sign
the bonds, procure the money and
VVOrk 01* elsn rcsicm t.lw>i?* tmrhixnUfiil
positions, so that another Board, 1
more in sympathy with the majority <
of the lax payers, can be elected ,
and necoossary work accomplished.
Taxpayers. '
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Don.! Borrow Trouble.
It is a bad habit to borrow any- 4
thing, but the woist thing you can <
possibly borrow, is trouble. When ,
sick, sore, heavy, weary and worn (
out by the pains and poisons of
dyspepsia, biliousness, Bright,s .
disease, and similar internal disorders,
don,t sit down and brood
over your syrntoms, but fly for relief
to Electric Bitters. Here, you
will find sure and permanent forgetfulness
bf all your troubles, and
your body will not be burdened by
a load of debt disease. At Norton
CrugCo. Price 50c. Guaranteed.
?J. W. Little of Eddy Lake
was in town last Saturday.
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n itself. An\thinj? Wanted:?li
I dross shoes ONK DOLLAR buys
at *1.25, $ 1.BO, * 1.75, $2.00, *2 2">j $'
k full of comfort and oood service. I
thout SIIOKS. The kind that sho
I yours, i^ood serviceable stuff CIIK
mean money in your pocket as wel
our many friends for the liberal pat!
AX. L. B\
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ck is complete, ami our IMUCK^ AH
>f SHOWS in llorry County and (Jui
mrs Very Truly,
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H Itailroatla and Teleyrapb Companion \\vl
Bgtvnnt Voting Mm and I .ad ion of j;ood haldtn, I
I LEARN TELEGRAPHY ?
AND R. R.ACCOUNTINQ M
Bj \N* fiiriiIhIi To per cent of Operatora audi
n Station Amenta in Atnerit a. Our nix hcIiooIh i
Haro the lai'treel exc lusive Tolopraph St hooln |
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H from $l() to SMI a montli in States east of I
R the Rocky Mountains, or from ?75 to $1(10 B
I a montli in Htatca went of the Rockies, im- I
mediately upon graduation.
Kj Students can enter at any time. No vara I
M tlons. i or full particulars regarding any B
I of our Schools write direct to our execu- I
live olllce at Cincinnati, O. Catalogue free. H
THE MORSE SCHOOL OF |
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? neeessarily an odor that
j&> may please when smelled ^
^ from the original bottle.
It must be one in whieh ^
the elements are so l)lemJ- ^
^ ed that the odor will maintain
all ils fresh and ori^in
il dualities whnn ill n?<> ^
Such odors lire not easy to
find. We have lo exorcise
^ care in choosing them and
Nk we think this care has provi.icd
an assortment of
? odors which you will go
^ far to match. We carry
the most worthy of do^
inostic and imported floods
? and the prices are very
^ reasonable throughout.
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> Dra^ |
> Company <
FOR SALE.
100 Cords
Stove Wood
Special price ou Five cord lots.
W. H. ROLLINSON
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thirds of
by not IfyBP
have
i.fants soft, soles shoes, Ilaby dress
a ladies solid shoe, either dress or (
I 50, $.'{ 00 Cannot be surpassed an;
Hoys and mens (grown up boys.) Wei
w comfort, and speak style, and bi
IAIMCK than ever before. We make
1 as good shoes on your feet lie sur
ronago given us, we are, Yours truh
7CK COM
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F HORRY
V) ItlGHT. Come and see for satis
a ran tee every pair we sell to be solid li
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"Lot mc sell you a P
Ifl ticket for one dol
If lar which will bo p
12 ooud at the store E
J for 2li live cent P
3 loaves of the best m
m bread you over m
/ii bought. In this *
J way we make and ?
C| sell it to you alA
most cheaper than n
you can buy the
f7l .ATERI Ah S. |
J Full line of the
very best bread B
fl and cakes ever B
d baked, and a comJ
plete line of fresh P
$ choice grocer i e s p
always in stock. ft
(let your tickets
B when you need
B them and live well p
B on good bread, &
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THE BEST
GOODS
The Lowest Prices, Honest. Fair
Dealing, HWhon you want anything
in the line of
CLOTII I NO
NIIOKS
HATS
UNDKItWKAK
NOTION S
or if you wish to purchase fresh
family groceries, be sure to give us
a call on the corner. Always glad
to see you.
J. E. Nicholas. ,
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NEW BUILDING
OPPOSITE POST ,
OFFICE I
UP STAIRS
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where I will be tflad to serve my '
many friends and customers with any
thin# tfood to eat.
S. P. Hardwick. >J
BUSIEST I
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STYLE jj
COMFORT S
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shoos, Childrens dross shoes auu
very day-a marvelous shoe for 1 lie
Ifwhero in the State. They show
1 Horry could not get along withear
rubbing up against the rugged
a A SPECIALTY of fitting the
'o and see us before you buy your
pany. i
EMENTS
COUNTY.
if action. We are up-to-date on CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, PANTS,
eat her. A look from you will be appreciated. We are aiwaye pleased
| Next to tHe
^ T 9 Horry Hardware Co.
OF
HORSES AND MULES
JUST ARRIVED.
Also a nice so ection of Buggies, Wagons and Harness. He sure and
see them before buying.
A. W. Jenkins Son.
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| What to Read
i IN SEPT,
Magazines.
I Everyboby's
Leslies,
McClures,
Harpers Bazaar, I;
{Cosmopolitan, ii
A 1 1T C 1 ^ W
1 & A A 1 O X V V/ O }
Books. Munsey.
The Dryad,
Bethany-,
Traitor and Loyalist
That Sandhiller,
The Clansman,
In The Name of Liberty etc.
Conway Drug Co
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tin UV EDIEUIW MDUD!innrurnnnu^
| iu mi iniLHUO nnu rUDLIU ULULKHLLI |
Ar?* lnvl ed to call when you come to Conway at my place
^ of b illness, where you will find a well selected stock of
> GENERAL MERCHANDISE t
which I will hc 11 as low as can he bought anywhere in thla
^ county. 1 carry a nice line of CROCK1 It I K8, and 1 am
? Thanking my frionda for their liberal trade, I am,
i B. F. TUTON. I
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