The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 05, 1905, Image 8
OUR COF
Ciurlev.
The Community has pretty good
health at present.
Farmers are very busy in their
crops picking cotton.
Miss < ufcMo Moore is spading
s alio time w ith Friends in the Fink
lea, section.
The Public School Jit this place
began last Monday morning under
the faithful mannagemcnt of Miss
Luc Johnson, of Clalivants Ferry,
S. C.
Hon C. J. Price of Hlunchr, S. C.
was on our streets last week on
Business, of importance.
Mr. S. (F (Jodfre.y was in tin1
Northern States last week.
Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Milligan of
Conway S. C. are visitiniz Mrs
Million's Parents at this place on
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Willie Tyler lately moved
from San ford to this place where he
has joined the Mercantile business
Mr. C. IV Johnson of CI on way was
at this place recently.
Mr. S. M Lane of Labana S C.
was visiting his Son at this Place
on last Sunday.
Mr. Prank Black Visited his
Friends in the Zoan section recently
Mr. Lloyd Williams was at this
place last week on business.
.1. W. Sasser made a business trip
to Wilmington, N. C. last week.
J. K Jones of FairBlufT N. C. has
accepted a position with II W Mi shoe
at this place and is making things
lively as io Prices.
Mr. Jessie Mi.shoo who has been
at this place for some time has returned
to his home at CoolSprings,
S. C.
.1 . W Burroughs of CoolSprings
passed this pla?,e recently enroute to
Conway, 8. C.
Dr. J. S. Dusonbury of Conway,
S. 0. was called to this place recently.
Sonic of the Young Folks attended
the funeral services of The Rev.
H. I). Grainger, at Green Sea, S. C.
Athens.
Some sickness in this section.
Jason Stephens accompanied by
Misses Docia, Delphia and Leola
Ward visited friends and relatives
near Clarendon, N. C., last week.
Miss Eflio Cannon is very sick at
this writing.
The lie v. C P, Bullock passed
through here last Saturday enroute
to till his regular appointment at j
Mt. Pisgah. Among those who attended
church at Mt. Pisgah last
Sunday was Miss Forney White with
INl'lKM Ill?li!l Wnnl
Miss Helen Mills of Clarendon, N.
C., spent last week with hex sister,
Mrs. M. White.
Mr. and Mrs. B."F. (larrelson visited
their daughter Mrs. Dillon Gerrald
lust Sunday.
The little daughter Naoma, of Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel llewett is very sick
at this writing.
Johnson Case.
Editor Herald:?Will you allow me
space in your paper for a few
thoughts. l*have had many of them
since last week in reference to the
Johnson case and the men who were
on the jury, as I don't see any ovi? i
dence that links so as to condemn
Johnson.
I see in the first place that the
Solicitor would not let Mrs. Grainger
tell what she would have told.
It is strange that those people know
so much about Johnson and did not
know where he lived. Further, I
sec Mr. Allsbrook had mixed shot.
1 wonder how many men benight of
them. J see Charlotte Simmons
bought some shells and said if she
could not shoot she could have it
done. I wonder why people buy
shells for.
As to those shoes, it looks like
they would have dried in a day and
night on the porch. I wonder if
any one else had '' II B" shot. 1
frllfWS thn Il'nim r> ....... k?.. .1 '
^ w *->?-/ vxv IIWV. O *? C (i II 11 III UUI' 111(11
no one else wore. I see that Mr.
Edmunds came with his dog, put
heron Johnson's track, ran a short
distance, then took her olT, and that
she struck trail again, but he pulled
her back. It seemed that he was
doing the running instead of the
dog. 1 wonder why she did not take
him that night as she had been on
his track.
Further, Mr. Tyler sold him shoes
for $1.40. I guess he was the only
man that bought the shoes and the
gun wadding was from there as no
one else trades there. Does it look
reasonable that the gun wadding
and shot was shot out of a breech
loading gun at two shots? It looks
to me that we are to have men
among us to try our people that will
not hang a man until he hears the
evidence and will not get up and
swear that he has never expressed
himself, when it is false and would
have helped him. When they talk
that they had better be praying for
fear that God might lynch them.
When the jury prays for others,
Lord remember them to east the
mote out of their own eves first.
Oh Lord, do with the prisoner as
Thou seest best and if he ;s not
guilty, may he be able to stand up
yet and say where are those mine
accusers, and if he suffers for anothers
crime, may his blood rest on
others.
Oh Lord, give us men for business
who have a clean heart and a
right spirit and do what is right.
Grant it Oh Lord, is the prayer of
your unworthy writer. J. G.
tRESPON
Eldorado.
Thr anniversary at Cane Brauch
was well attended by the young
people from this section.
Isaac Edge paid John Eaidk a
visit one night this week.
Cleveland Cox made a business
trip to Mr Royals' recently.
I). R. Royals spent last Sunday
afternoon with Levi Anderson.
J. M, Stevens, J. M. Rojals and
VV. D. Stevens went driving about
live hours and returned with a young
buck.
The series of meetings <vill begin
at Bethlehem on the Hrd Sunday in
October, conducted by the Rev. J.
B. Skipper. S. I1\
Obituary.
On August 28th in the slilln. ssof
night, when all nature was silenced
the "dealh angel ' came and bore
away the soul of sister Caroline I).
Boyd, the beloved wife of deacon
C. M. Boyd near Boris, at the ago
of forty-six
She was seemingly well the day
before and bade the family good
right, only to bid t.hem grod morning
in Cod's eternal love. Will the
music be sweeter ami the singing
more grand Mian when the pearly
gates shall be unfolded and thospir
it of our loved one clo'lied in a
spiritual body, shall couie forth
born as it were on eeraphie wings to
welcome her loving husband and
ten children who survive her into
that celestial ei t v ?
She has gone and left broken and
bleeding hearts behind her Oh!
how we sigh for that voice that has
been forever hushed. Hut while we
sorrow we know by her noble christian
life that she is now in the realms
of glory, liberated from the trials,
pains and disappointments of this
life.
Being the daughter of H. M. Andcason,
deceased, she was reared in
a home of christian influence. At
the age of seventeen she joined the
Baptist church at Pleasant Meadow,
but afterward moved her membership
to Pleasant Home and was
present at the organization of that
church, where she remained a eon
sistant member until death. She
was a devoted wife and an affectionate
mother and a loving friend.
To the bereaved husband and family
we extend our heartfelt sympathy,
and ask you riot to think of her
as dead, but living in that beautiful
eit}f of which the angel came whispering
that the half has never yet
been told. May the I ffelp each
..f ?!.- I.- 1 '
i .v.111wv/ >ti iij,io i,unity iu emulate
her example and like her ''may we
live while here below, in view of that
great day when God 's bright angels
shall come down to bear our souls
away." Therefore be it resolved:
1st. That we bow in humble submission
to Him whodonlh all things
well.
2nd, That in her death, Pleasant
Home church has lost one of its
charter members.
3rd. That a copy of those re sol u
tions be sent to the bereaved family,
also one to the Horry Herald for
publication and that a page in our
church book bo dedicated to her
memory.
VV. J. Hardee, j
Rev. J. H Stanley, , Com.
W. A. Prince. )
Hculah S. S. Iiisiitti tc.
The Hculah Sunday School Institute
met last Saturday with the
i Cane Branch Sunday School in its
17th session
| Supt. S. I). Todd, seated the I
school which responded with letter
and delegates, but Boulah and Ml
1 Kileve were not present. Cane
Branch was culled firstG. L, Stevens
leading the singing. Macedonia
came next with W. 11. Gaines leading
the class. Last came Bethlehem, 1)
H. Todd leading the singing.
The appointee being absent, the
Rev. B. McCaines. delivered the
annual address and made an impressive
speech Recess of one hour was
*i > '->
Kuuu aiiuuuuucd. i'innor was served
in the grove. livery body seemed to
be satisfied as to the inner man.
Reassembling in the afetrnoon the
ofticers reported as to their labors
among the schools The normal
teacher was not present.
Officers were elected as follows:
Supt. I.J. Stevenr, Secty. G. L.
Stevens, Treas. W. F. Price, Musician,
D. T. Cartright, Orphan Missionary,
D. II. Todd, Normal teacher,
I J. Mc. Caines, Librarian, G. W.
Willliams, Oor. Sec. J. II Brinson.
W. H. Caines was appointed to
deliver the annual address at the
next meeting which will be with
Macedonia school one year from
this meeting. There was not the
usual large crowd but it was a good
mCfttim'. Thnrn wM?e i1?h..i./.i.
n. ..V/. v '< UO I1U V?1 II II I\UI1 ~
ness (?: disorderly conduct around
the church. A mass meeting was
held on Sunday morning in which
I.J. Stevens and Rev. McCaines
made good talks on Sabbath School.
At 12 o'clock the Rev. Mr. Caincs
delivered a very interesting sermon
followed by Rev. Mr. Amm ?ns.
This institute should f *1 prou 1 of
such yong men as Mr, Cainos*
(a. Li. Stevens.
Gen. Sect.y
NOTICE*
Notice Is hereby given that the copartnership
heretofore existing between
M. E. Jciiuson and W. ,J. Isruton has
been dissolved and the business Is now
owned by M. B. Johnson individually.
W.J. Bruton,
M, E. Johnson.
IDENTS.
INixoii v I lie New*.
Our meeting at Salem closed last
Sunday having begun on the Sunday
before. It was the best the writer
ever experienced here. Clod's presence
was manifest at each service
and many aouIs ? < re made to rejoice.
There were 17 eonveisions and 12
additions to the church. The ineotin</
was well attended and Bro. MoFurland
was at his best. He commenced
another week's meeting at
Centenary on Sundav afternoon.
There is very good health in this
neighborhood.
Our teacher Mr. Cyrus Dawsey
returned here from his h*?ino last
Friday where he has been taking a
vacuti m lie.started his school on
Monday.
Miss Fannie Dusenbur) returned
home from (1 rahamville last Thursday
afternoon Mr. Willie Jordan
accompanied her.
Cor.
Cool SpriiiMr.
The health of the community is
good at present.
Cotton is being picked and hauled
rapidly to the gins.
Most oi the tobacco has been sold
and we think the prices generally
satisfactory
Walter Burroughs tells us he is
able to turn 20 bales of cotton per
day with his new gin.
Quite a number passed here last
Saturday on their way home from
the pic -'do at Uehoboth .
The dispensary election has not
come off at this writing and we sup
pose next Tuesday will close the
whiskey shops in this county.
There. is one other grout evil
among us and that is the ever ready
pistol. It is a sickening sight to
see a man or boy with a bottle of
whiskey on one side and a pistol on
i t he other. The hitter means speedy
death pften and the former sure destruction,
and there seems to be very
little doing to enforce the law in
regard to concealed weapons.
The writer spent some days of
court week in town and saw many
familiar faces. He was told by some
that they were detained as State
witnesses for iho paltry sum of lift v
cents per day and live cents per mile
one way. We contend this is an injustice.
While officers' salaries have
been raised the pay of the State
witnesses remains the same at fifty
cents. Now some will say this is a
small matter, but we are told the
laborer is worthy of his hire and let
us not despise the day of small t hings.
Subscriber.
f.. - . . ? - ?
1 ham, secretary or the Seuii.ornfJ
ones Association, arrivod in Now Yui
Sxtuxday and have sin<*> that
ictcd jn C]. consultation with ti
pi talis:s who are interested in tl
jtker 000,000 ix le. purchasing s>nd!cVr i
f'<rnv j ct. .Ji)hn Martin, ag nt of the li
,;dn, ors? union, is also in New Yo k,
.lose in-.ere-led in the same mat.nr.
f,er;' Although the plan was not fori
presented at the Ashevllle n:iv
1 d.< \\c ,T< i)"-':?r. lifiv t 'i'i) in en i\'?
k!'l* A -1^ ? I- M rm%
n
<>l the Condition of tlio Hank of llor
ry at tlic Clone of IIiimIiicmw
Sept. JOtli IU05.
RESOURCES
Loans ami Dlscotinta $ 71824.14
Bank Building & Fixtures 0,122,18
Real Estate (1,031.1)3
Expanse and Supplies 1,400.11
Cash on hand and in Bank 38,504.20
Total $119,038.56
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 25,000.00
Surplus and Profits 5,018.21
Cashier's Checks 77.45
Deposits 88,042.90
Total $U9,U33.5G
STATE OF SOU I'll CAROLINA )
County of i lorry, \
Personally appeared before me VV A
Freeman, Cushler of the Bank of I lorry
and made oath that the above statement is
true and correct to the best of his knowledge
and liulief. Will A. Freeman Cashier
Sworn to before me this 3rd day of
Oct. 1905. A. H. Booth,
Vtteat; Notary Public.
Kobt. B. Scarborough
Hal L. Back Directors.
W. R. Lewis
(tl)AHTUKLV STATU .HE NT
Of (lie Condition oftlio Mnnk of t'onwuy.
at the Clone of IIiimIiicmn on
Sept itOlh, IU05ir
tc/ (i r
?.? a jkj\ ' \,j ? % V/JBJO
Loans and Discounts $ 145,503.39
Hank Building & Fixtures 13,410.35
Stocks 1,800.00
Expenses 2,577 00
Cash on hand an 1 in Bank 55,814.71
Total,... $218,041.45
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock $ 20,000. 00
Surplus Fund 20,000.00
Undivided Profits 4, 60.58
Bills Payable 10,000.00
Deposits 104,471.87
Total $218,641.45
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA )
County of llorry. $
Personally appeared before n.e, D. A
Spivey, Cashier of the Bank of Conway,
who on oath says that the above statement
is true to the be t of his knowledge and
belief. D. A. Spivey,
Cashier.
Sworn to before me this Oct 3rd 1905
8. T. Sessions, Notary Public.
Correct. Attest. ?
B. (). Collins )
C. P. Quattlehaum ? Directors.
I). T. McNeill )
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Herald.
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I1IIU UU1UI 1 1IU1U11JI)
<'?>illincrcia I I* ri liter*
Indigestion, constipation, dyspcp
sia, kidney and liver disorde?s, and
all stomach troubles positively cured
by usine Mollistc's Rocky Monnt
i <111 Tea, H5c\ Tea or Tablets.
Norton Druo Co.
loo Year* Old.
A frame house can be kept In good <>r
der for a 100 years, if painted with the
Ia&M. l*aint about once in ten to fifteen
years. This is bet awse the L. <k M. Zinc
hardens tlie L.&M. White Lead, and g'ves
the pal.it extraordinary life. It also
makes it cover an enormous surface, so
that four gallons L.ifcM ami three gallons
Linseed oil will paint a moderate sized
house.
Actual cost when ready for use about
$ 1 20 per gallon.
,la.lies S. Hurron president Manchester
Cotton Mills, Rock Hill, S. C., writes
' In lS8o 1 painted inv residence with
L vV M It looks better than a great many
houses painted three years ago. "
Sold by burroughs Collins Co, Conway
S. C.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Dlnests what vou eat.
w Early Risers
K The famous little nlll&
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v r THE CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.
Sunday sehoo every Sunday 9:30
j a in Prayer meeting every Tues\
day 8:00 p. in. Business meeting
, Tuesday after seeond Sunday after
prayer meeting. Preaching second
and fourth Sundays 11 a 111., and
lirst second, third and fourth Sun
days 8:00 p. in. A cordial invita
lion to all. J. L. Shinn. Pastor.
M ETUODIST.
Sunday school eveiy Sunday
morning at 9:30 a. in. Preaching at
11 a. in. and S o'clock p. in. Pray- (
er meeting every Thursday evening
at. 8 o'clock. PubPe cordially in
ivited to attend all services.
Hev. VV. L. Wait, Pastor
MAltKKT ni:i'oii r.
WILMIJVGTOJY, N. CSpirits
Turpentine Per Gal 1591c, '
Rosin Per Ubl '*3.15. 1
Tiir Per Bbl 280 ll.s $2. 00 I
Crude Turpentine Iliird Per 15**1 ...$2.75 I
Crude Turpentine Dip Per 10>1 $4.00 |
Cotton Middling Steady at 10 1 -jr. |
CON WA r, S. C. I
Eggs 10c. |
Chickens Grown 20 to 25c. |
Chickens Spring 12J? & 15c. |
Beeswax 18c.
Tallow ft t^o ^
Pork Fresh 0 y^c. (
Peas 90c.
Sweet Potatoes 40c *
These markets will be
corrected weekly.
SPECIAL NOTICES. !
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FOR SALE?Trect of land of ?
about olo thousand acres to be sold
in parcels, upland and fertile swamp,
$2.50 to $5.00 per acre. Address I).
Russ, Mat tie, S. C.
FOR SALE.- One hundred cords,
dry stove and fire wood. AddIv to
L. P. Roberts Cop way, S. 0.
WANTED?-To do vur comrmr
cial printing. Satisfaction guaranteed
as to prices and workmanship.
STRAY El).?1 have at nsidenco in
Conway, one red stock hog, unmarked.
Owner may get same upon application
and payment of advertising
and charges,
A. P. Johnson. <
?Now is the time to get your '
winter shoes. S. T. Sessions has a ,
large liue of samples. I
The Secret ot Good Coffee
Evon the best housekeepers cannot make a good cup of
coffeo without good material. Dirty, adulterated and queerly
blended coffee such as unscrupulous dealers shovel over their
counters won't do. 33ut tako tho pure, clean, natural flavored
LION COFFEE, leader of all package coffees? I
the coflfoo that for over a quarter of a century has been daily
welcomed in millions of homes?and you will make aMrink fit
for a king in this way :
I HOW TO MAKE GOOD COFFEET
Use LION COFFER, because to get best results you mvst use tho best coffee.
Grind your LION COFFER rather fine. Use "a tabiespoonful to each cup, sod one
xtra for the pot." First mix it with a little cold water, enough to make a thick Mate, and
add white of an egg (if egg is to be need as a aett'er), then follow one of the following rulee:
Int. WITH BOILING WATER. Add boiling water, and let It boll
THREE MINUTES ONLY. Add a little cold water sand set aalda live
minutes to settle. Serve proaptly.
2d. WITH COLD WATER. Add your cold water to the pasta and
bring It to a boll. Then act aside, add a little cold water, and In fftvs
minutes It's ready to serve.
3 (Don't boll It too lonff.
A Don't lot It stand more than ton minutes before serving.
DONTS (Don't use water that has boon boiled before.
TWO WAYS TO SETTLE COFFEE.
tint. With Eflflf. Use part of the white of an egg, mixing it with the groand LION
COFKKK before boiling.
2d. With Cold Water instead of eggs. After boiling add a dash of cold water, aad set I
aside for eight or ten minutes, then serve through a strainer. I
Insist on getting a package of genuine LION COFFEE,
prepare It according to tills recipe and you will only use I
LION COFFEE In luture. (Sold only in 1 lb. sealed packages.)
(Lion-bead on every package.)
(Savo these Lion-heads for valuablo premiums.)
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
WOOLSON Bl'IOE CO., Toledo, Ohio. I
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GOOD VALUES
^|| Ann I
FAIR PRICESThai.i
iloxact.ly, us we always keep
our prices in line w>
WHY? v
Because we never have any surplus stock.
When you find a merchant's stock out of lino it is because
ho has something he must get rid of at a sacrafiee. Our
Stock is
COMPLETE,
IT IS NEW
and
WELL SELECTED.
Is as iM'ur what you desire as you will find in the town
Not hi ng to give away but everything to sell and at prices
which are right.
WHERE?
Conway Bargain
House.,
| CALM GUN & CANNON. |
/^M)()l) morning Uncle Renins! Dow you get un tMs morium* Y
II T "I UP with my hands and feet, how else do \ou e> pect me
to get up?"
I thought probably you was wearing a pair of Calhoun & Cannou's Hp
SHOES I
No but I was down there Saturday and looked through their
stock and they et r'.ainly have some honeys and they are low down
for cash, but greatsc.?tt i they wont credit us, but you know Zeae it is PP
the best, for we wont h.'.ve to be pacing other people's debts. Yes! E|
uncle its a fact, the prices they gave us was away b?1ow the s > called |
cash, but credit men, and their stock of PP
DRY GOODS AND |
GROCERIES < j|
are unexcelled for the limited time that they have been In business.
Calhoun & Cannon. I
Established 1880 J, L. McKlwee, Prop
& jJJHLA Ihninottsvillo Marble Wks,
ni5N!*KTT8V1L,LB? 8 ?*
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fflw Monuments Tombstones unci Curbing
Furnished on Application.
First Clsss Work. Reasonable Pj^lc
li. K. Gaaque, Conway, S. C.
liev. C. L. Muggins, (ialivants Ferry, S. C
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