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Shr D?mi> PlULlSllKD EVERY TUTHSl)AY MO R NINO BY CONWAY PUBLISH 1 MO CO. HUHSCRUTION ON K DOLLAR PER YEAR. Entered at tne Post Office at Conway, S. c., as Second Class Mail Halter. II. II. WOhl 1\VALI>, IC<I itor. ADY ERT1SINQ RATES: Business Locals, H cents per lino. Cards of Thanks and Communications of a Personal Na turn charged for at Special Kates according to length, OhituarUs, one tent a word in excess <| of K)0 words. . Oillcial Advertisements at Hates allowed hy Law. Display Advertisem -nts, Kates furnished I on application. Make all Checks ami Orders | payable to the Editor. ^ THURSDAY NOV. 2ND, 1D05. Ji i. \ 8 Another year may bring electric c lights ami other improvements to I the town that it has so long needed. | We live in hope though we die in de spair. It is apparent that the Legislaturo should have provided longer and more frequent terms of the v court of Common Pleas for Horry , county, when the general act was < passed last January. The present * act provides for a week's term of this court in October of each year and this is a much longer time than was provided by the old arrange- ? ment, but still not long enough promptly to dispose of the jury case.arising in the county at. this stage in her history. At the October term of the court of Common Pleas last year, only one ease, that of Lewis and sin ill vs. Hinsonet. al . was disposed of. The term held here last woet made no better progress as the Durunt case was the only jury ease thul was tried. All the other eases. 8 and there is no small number of tl em were continued on the docket, notwithstanding the rights of parties may ?utTer by long delay. I'm less a permanent change i> made jti the law at the approaching session ol the Legislature so that the county may have a summer term, or longer terms provided, the number of cases on the civil dockets will increase in number. The great progress the county is making in material development requires some change and it is up to our Legislators to give us the needed change. ' Joppa. We arc having some sickness in our section at present, but no serious eases. Jack frost has made things look black through this section of country. We are glad to see it turn a little cool. Sunday was a tine day and everybody in this section seemed to enjoy ' the day. 1 saw some upon the house \ top. Guess they were trying to get tvliorti tllf* Klin Pfllllll cfi'SLrn tlinio ? little more forcibly and others were riding about. They looked liko < sporting folks and 1 guess they wore. Miss Fannie Pitman, who is teach- i ing t he Maple school, passed through f this section last Sunday on her way home to see her friends and loved i ones. , Pro. J. S. Abrcrombio began a protracted meeting at Sandy Plain (, on last Sunday. Wo trust that much f and lasting good wil be accomplished I would be glad if some of our reviving ofYleers would pass through this ^ section, as some of our young men t will not behave themselves. J. B. State of Ohio, Cit}' of Toledo, / i Lucas County. { ss . Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of j F i. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pa} t he sum of ON E HUNDRED , DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Flail's Catarrh Cure FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subserih ed in mv presence, this flth day of December, A. D. 188(>. A. VV. GLEASON, Notary Public, (Seal.) ' Mail's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- * nallv, and acts directly on the blood 1 and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. I P. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. ?The Herald is informed that reports have been circulated to the ' effect that Mr. G. M Johnson of Galivants Ferry is the author of the article recently appearing in the paper criticising the iurv and tho nnm'i 5m O - J ' WM4 w IU tho trial of the Johnson case. Mr. Johnson is not the author of tho article and the circulation of such a i report is an injustice to Mr. Johnson . ? - - *mrn? j A Disastrous Calamity. It is a disastrous calamity, when s you lose your health, because indi j gcstion and constipation have sapped it away. Prompt relief can be had in Dr. King's New Life Pills. * They build up your digestive organs and cure headache, dizziness, colic, < constipation etc. Guaranteed at ' Norton Drug Co. Price 25c. k Summons for Relief. 8TATK OK SOUTH CAUOLINA, Ocunty of Horrv. Court of Common Pious. M. H, Thompson, Plaintiff, V->. Clary A. Mannings Defendant. To The Defendant, Clary A. Manning Copy Summons for Relief, (Complaint not Servet 1) YOU AUK llEUKUY SUMMONED nd required to answer the complaint in ids action which lias been filed in the ol ice of the Clerk of tlie Court of Common Mens for the s dd County, and to seive a opy of your answer to the said con.plaint m the subscriber at his ollle.o at Couwav, >. C..witldn twenty days after the s?-rico hereof, exclusive of tno day of such ervice, and if vow fail to answer the ompluint within the time afon said, the didntiiT in tlds action will apply to th^ Jourt for the relief demanded in the cam>laint. II. II. Woodward, Plaintiff's Atty. W, I . Mishoe. c. 0. C. P Conway, S. Oct. Oth. 1005. TO Clary A. Manning, absent defendant: Take notice that the summons of vhlch the Fore^oiriir is a copy, and tlm omplnint in tin* nbnvu stated action, were tied in the oll'.ce of the (Moil; of the Court >f Common I'leas for 1 lorry County, in 'ounty and State aforo5aid on the 11th lay of October A.I). lt)jf?. II. II. Woodward, Plaintiff's Atfy. W. L. Mishoe C. C. C. I'. Oct. iWth '05? (it. Ill H'll It WIKWIIffWWWll'l III II lllfllll?l?U Mmuilf HERS| USUI NEEDED 1 Annually t" till new positions created i?y B I Kail oads and Telegraph ('oinpauies Wo E * nut Voting Men and l.adies of j^ood habits, Bj LEARN TELEGRAPHY I AND R . R ACCOUNTING We furnish 7f> per cent of Operators and B Station Agents in America. Our six schools B are the largest exclusive T'elepraph Schools H I .N I'll K \\ (1KI.I). Kstaldishod u'tl years and I endorsed hy all leading Kailroad Olllcials. B We execute a S'-T.O Moiul to every student H to furnish him or her a position paving H from ?l() to *uio a month in States east of B the Korky Mountains, or trom S'"i " ?l"e B a month in States west of the Kockies, iin- I mediately upon uradtialiou. Students can enter at any time. No vara- I tions. or full particulars regarding any ft of our Schools write direct to our exeeii I tiv?' ollice at Cincinnati, <). Catalogue free. I THE MOUSE SCIIOOE OF TEEECiRAIMIY. CINCINNATI. O- BUFFALO, N. Y. K ATLANTA, GA- IACR03SE. WIS I TEXARKANA, TEX SANFRANCISCO, CAL. I FOR SALE. 1 1 ~ iuu v^urus Stove Wood Special price <>n Five cord lots. W. H. ROLLINSON r c 5 CALL A!NI> snn OLR p IBEAUTIFUL :;1NK MILLINERY^ ij ^ 3 Children and Infants Caps & j Knit floods, Fascinators and C ^ Shawls. A nice line of Dress f Trimmings, Collars, Stocks, rf * Belts, Gloves, Purses and p 3 Furs, In facta full line of c } MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. { | \ Mrs. J. S. Causey. f I p ?/ ? '\&o *>y Just Opened WE HAVE JUST OPENED A A FIRST CLASS MARKET ind will keep fresh Reef, Pork. Fish uul vegetables. Will pay highest jrices for same. Will sell for a mall profit. Come see us and be convinced. We are located on 3rd avenue opposite the livery stables of the late IV. E Porter. Oliver 6c Elliott. BICYCLES. A fuli and complete line of of up.o-date wheels always on hand for tale or rent. Also a full lino of Bicycle Supplies. T- H>. Oliver Kodol Dyspepsia Cure OiQMti what you eat. Sc6c CON Look at our lino of Furniture. It is aw I warn y coin pie to as if our I whole attention was I h centered on one lino. El In fact our third lloor H I is u regular Furniture g | L When \ ou wish to buy $ I at wholesale visit our M (grocery Department. B pi In it you will find Ha- I K con by the hundred H icrsi gj pounds. Mo 1 a s s e s. w I Sugar, Candy, Flour |J B and rice by the barrel B r.^ jft Corn, Oats, Grits, H p^i || Meal, Chops Flour and B B Salt by the sack. Cof- h fee in 2.r) pound lots || S 1 I and up, and everyI tiling at jobbers prices B Ir J In Shoes we will give |j juu (k 111 tiiai ih;i v;iji v n looks good but feels ? good and wears well I and holds its shape Ej ^ even after it has lost I its soul. I j?* I In Hoys Clothing you a*i 11 find our garments cut and fitted with ^? the same care oxer- ! Ieised in the makeup of the complete assort ni'Mit we will show in ready made suits for H 01 men Our Trousers I are of the very latest w _ pattern and hang on 5 the average man like I the Tailored goods. the COr movedT 1 have moved into the NEW BUILDING OPPOSITE POST OFFICE UP A. I IIS whore I will be ^kul to serve in; many friends and customers will any tiling ^ood to eat. S. P. Hard wick. I the champion STUMP PULLER. (Improvod ) The strongest. the simplest and most economical of all Stuir.p Pullers. Try ii l)eforo you pav for it. G uarantccd to pull your stlimps or no pay ashed. He sure you write us before vou buy elsewhere. Write for Puke P.ooki.et eivine terms and prices. the champion stump puller co.. jokiihtoii. s. c. Mention this paper. The Standard , I QP\A/INI^ w ? II ^ ^1 MACHINE 2 Solid Ca.rloa.ds Just Arrived For cash or Credit. Old machine taken in exchange. I W. R. LEWIS. WAY BA DON'T F r IS SAFE 1 >N SAVIN VERY TIME YOU B raoaMismragaaffc^fr.' i? W 1 ecause we never z.ed Inducement, nmense. Not W N H A or instance * rr o he kind that last .ir Pitcher Pump I O Tu L O " SWAY B/ COOK A POWELL HAVE ON HAN i) Horses 6c Mules i OLD IIICKOUV 'A Ar-()? S, (none l>et; t?T.) YVhiio !*>tar 1??iiriri<?- Curt \N liei la Harness and anUhin^ wm want in the 1 i11 ?* <?f horse goods. I'ln y s.-ll right and tri'at you right, Your* f?T Ihoiness, COOK and 1>0\V KIT FAIIt I5LITl\ N <G. S. HACKER & SON, 544, 546 and 548 King St, CHARLESTON, S. C 1 M () U l> i> I N <i , Window and Fancy Glass a Specialty* I ( m JtA mMh r-iyjSA tf&.sS?, AJMS* $ I I Chinese laundry, | 2 Collars and Cull's, !ronin?/ Much iv Work turn - I rij < (! nut. promptly Send l 3 in" a * i in I order. Family washing taken. S.uisfaeu tion Guaranteed. Work neatly executed, and in I First Class Si vie. Yours for (lood Work. ' Call on I |geo. lvm. ; THE BEST GOODS The Lowest Prices, Honest, Fair Dealiu#, ^When you want anythin# in the line of clotii i nc; WIIOIvS ats UN mtllWKAIt NOTIONS j or if you wish to purchase fresh ^ family #roeories, he sure to #ive us a call on the corner. Always #hul to see you. J. E. Nicholas. .R.OAIN HOVSE. I MHMHHBMHnwniHk mmammmmmmmmmm I: ' I In Millinery we never I ' ? 1 fail to please the most I RF ^ & I I fastidious customer, | H I but M?ud all away in.uminsr with smiles. HO FIGURE When you come in, be I Gr? ^ _ 11 sure to look at our S\i| A |\g 'L^ \/ I Hue of Art Squares, <j IVS V I Rugs, Carpeting Floor cloth and r>.attiug8. iUY AT OUR STORE I ? *V7 r-T-^ anni'|-nrr-,n|iinn?rnYnTirirrrfl I Skirts Pot ticoats 'W ^Br urn mi |,|,|^M?-, I Underwear Jackets sJ&V M Kffli^^TO?TAABaMM8ra H Capes Hoods Casein a offer a medium I I Lap robes D u fj jj y I our bargains are | ?<&Pi?is''''css and I hite Elephants but I umI ovor I m Pi coats Rain coats Hats E g Caps Umbrellas Glov | ftoMBB CS St?C 'v'n^S K Dress goods of every B H color and pattern from B : get our prices on | u?c ts to $i &o u.? I V e b 1? -J fia In case there is noth K 15 years. Examine I Z'L-" ?nd you a?o g I looking for a fTorse I and Fnamolpcl B aml Mule Iiu^y or H CI 1 114 Eliai 1 B wagon visit us and we H B will give you free what H i.1^T A TA> "1 u information you need B W W j\- Lv JLii U and will direct you I where to buy. \RGA!N HOUSE, | j If vLOTS DONG AT > j ,,| 1"THE GULLY"j . j-, \yIJSTI to say to the trade that the largest and OT best, assorted otock of Merohandise ever brought to Horry County has been constantly coming in g for the past month and still coming, and wo are now showing a varied assortment of the most &CS3 correct fabrics, fashions says, in Dress Goods, >1^ Hroadcloths, Henriettas, Mohairs, Satin, Casli mere, Serge, Tailor Broadcloth and Rain Proof Pabno-. Uibb >ns and Traces in all the nobbiest patterns in like quant ilies and cheap in proportion. We have for immediate iii>peel ion, 10,000 Yards Imbroidery ij Going at 5c and 10 cent. | Real value 15 and 20 cts I It has been said o; our line of Rugs, that such a stock has never been shown in Conway, and would do credit to a city four times the size. We have already made shipments to var ious parts of the State and in North Carolina, We invite the ladies to inspect them. Mattings in all grades. Our stock consists of everything generally carried in a first class department store. Ladies Skirts and Walking Jackets Lad'es Misses and childrens Dressed and ready to wear Hats, such as will suit the most particular poople of all ages. Men and boys Clothing, Hats and Caps. SHOES for everybody I From 15 cts. to $5.00.- i No use, here's the place; that is what the people say. Do yourself justice and examine our stock before buying. Respectfully, I Burroughs & | Coltiris Co. i llSOLID CAR LOAD OF HORSES AND MULES OUST ARRIVED. Also a nice selection of Bujrgles, Wagons and Harness Ho sure and see them before buying. A* W. Jenkins CtX Son. f \mm io i hi si.? i in i