The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 16, 1905, Image 12
OUR COF
Toddville.
Rev. J. 1). Harrelson passed
through here a few days agoenroute
to Georgetown.
W. W. Oliver, a prominent planter
of Oraugeburg was here this week
visiting relatives. Mr. Oliver is
favorably impressed with this section
and is on a trade for a farm
hero.
S H. Singleton an aged citizen of
tli * LlucUsvillo section died Saturday
ai d was buried at Hebron Sunday.
1 le was a straight going farmer and
had many friends.
The pub ic is invited to Union
church Thanksgiving day. The ex
orrises will consist of a good sermon
and we will also have some able
speakers. Much credit is due Rov.
11. L. Singleton for getting up the
urogram. lie is irri'iil.li/ ndmiro.l
by his own people, Methodists, am'
stands well with the Missionary
Baptists, llardshells and Presby
terians.
Mr. C. B. (lore of Florida is here
on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. .1. I).
Iluigler. Forecast.
Cool SprliiR.
We have had sonic rain which was
a welcome visitor, It has been very
dry bore lor some time, but cooler
weather now.
Since the price of cotton has advanced,
farmers are selling some
cotton. We are told that the reports
from our cotton gins will fall
far bolovr last year.
There has been a meeting of days
in progress at Salem recently conducted
by Kev. II It. Roberts, and
assisted by Rev. 1). I). Anderson
ami others. The people in the community
we think generally have been
benefitted and the best of order pre
vailed throughout the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Hughes
spent some time in the Cedar Grove
section recently.
Munroe Lundy made a flying visit
to Mt Herman section last week.
Mrs. Mary Ann Cfartrett of the
Pop.'ar section visited her sister Mrs
Jeremiah Mishoelast week.
Those who attended Salem on Sunday
from a distance were Jesse Mish
oe of Hurley and John Dorman ol
Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. Mill King, Mr,
and Mrs. Hartford Maker.
We arc glad to see Fred Mux out
again after being very sick for souk
time.
Dr. Norton passed through here
several times last week visiting hit
patients.
The question is being asked whal
steps are being taken, if any. to eolleet
the shortage in the eountj
Treasurer's olliee.
From what we have been told, the
"jug trade" is increasing. We
are told that some parties met or
Sunday not far from here to divide
some whiskey and they got into z
dispute over it, and it looked like
there would be trouble as a gun was
brought out. Farmer.
I'rificc villtt.
Editor Herald: ? Observing the
improvement made by some of the
Herald's correspondents i am again
moved to take up my pen
"Forecast," if you will lend me
your brain and lingers lor a minute
or two, I'll take pleasure in writing
a long letter, but as I cannot get
en her, ;i short letter will bo excused
We wish to congratulate Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Pag \ Ed, you are a long
headed old boy. This was our in terpretation
of the "writing on the
wall" during the Summer School.
The Princeville public school is
progressing well under the careful
management of Mr. Stephen Hticks,
a promising young man of Socastee.
Prof. W. A. Prince is again in
charge of the public school at Finklea
.
The Rev. J. H. Stanley, Superintendent
of the Sunday School at
Pleasant Home near Boris seemed
well pleased on last Sunday at the
large turnout. Let's please him
again boys.
We were glad to hear from our old
friend J. I J. Prince, fie was reared
here. Our school yard was his play
ground until Draughon's Business
College took him away and prepared
him for the business world. Boys,
idle not a moment. Prepare yourselves
for belter usefulness in life,
because the business world is calling
for you daily.
Many of the young folks here anticipate
going to the Association at
Honey Camp this week .
Public school teachers, wake up
and secure the much needed library,
as well as to use your influence to
secure a vote in favor of the four
mui levy for your school. Get out
of the old rut and get your school
upon a higher plane
Plenty corn, peas, potatoes and
10c cotton, Yours for good luck.
Sly Coon.
Kcinemher the Day.
Remember the Reunion and
Thanksgiving service at Union
church on th? 23rd inst.. and all
come with well tilled baskets. We
are expecting good speaking and a
pie sunt day. Come, you can enjoy
the day. Respectfully,
Henry L. Singleton.
?Good plate meet at HJ cents at
A P. Johnson's. Conway S, C.
?More now goods and bigger
bargains than ever at W. B. Jones'.
3RESPOIN
Ciurley.
The public school at this place is
moving on veiy nicely under the
manual inent of Miss L. W. Johnson.
Mr Frank lilack of this place visited
near Zoan last Sunday.
Mr. Norty Hardee and his charming
sister. MKs Dena, of liisco passed
this place last Sunday enroute to
Bayboro.
Mr. J. W. Prince was in the Oershoin
section last Sunday p 111.
Amone those attending the Bible
day at Bayboro la?t Sunday was
Mi-s Lou Johnson with Miss Mattie
Mishoo, Messrs Codfrev. Mislu?e and
Bane.
We are in hopes that our new Supervisor
will pass this place and look
after the road from Bayboro to Cool
Sprine. as there is a daily mail on
that road and it should tie in a better
condition.
We are expecting weddiu# bells to
rintf any old time.
Miss Rosa Dorsey was happily
married to Mr. Jim Booth last, Wednesday
p in .
Rev. W. S. McCaskill preached
a very interesting sermon at the
Baptist church last Sunday nijjht.
Health of the community general
ly jjood at present . G. and7.
Galivants Ferry.
Mr. Asa Gore is at the point of
death.
Mr. I). l'\ Jordan visited friendsin
the Galivants l'Vrr\ section on Sunday.
Mr. T. 10. Floyd ciiuir home on
Sunday and left again Monday.
Miss Maude and Claudic Floyd and
Mr. Tate bid ward* were the quests
of Mr. Albert Vaught Sunday afternoon.
Messrs J. W. Gore and G . M. Huggins
were, the invests of Mr. H J.
1 Floyd on Sunday afternoon.
We would like to have some of Mr.
H. J. Floyd s potato seed. He had
- forty of them that filled two bushels,
weighed one hundred pounds.
Misses Manda and Lumir Kdwards
? wero the guests of Mr. J. H.Goreon
last Sunday.
We are glad to hear that Mr, H.
11. Wood ward de funded M r. Joe Lew r
. .
1 is s case last Wednesday.
Wedding bells are ringing in this
section.
Mr. Willie Pipps of Mt. Tabor is
5 visiting friends in this section.
Best wishes to the Herald.
> l\ and A.
Molllc. IN. C.
t
Fine weather, some sickness,
r We are glad to report that the
Rev. Gaston Stanley is improving
? after a severe illness.
? Geo. A. Prince of Daisy spent last
, Saturday night with his son, L. L
i Pri r.ce of this place.
L B. F. Todd and .1. M. Patterson of
; I Tell Town passed here Saturday
j evening.
J . C. Long of Etlio, N. C., was in
this sect ion Sunday.
A small child of Sir. and Mrs Simmons
died a few days ago.
W. R. Todd and Albert llarrelson
, were in this section recently. Sox.
Road Mnktitjf at IU?co.
Editor Herald: ? W ill you please
) allow me space in your paper for a
> few words.
1 notice in last week's issue the
letter from Bisco. 1 wish to inform
the Bisco correspondent that 1 am
overseer on the section of road that
gooH by the Bisco Post. Oflicc and
! that mv fll'ut irrxinoo
..., ....... j vui <i.-> incisi'or is no*.
out vot. I fuel it. my duty as over;
seer to hold one dav in reserve until
about the last of the year in case of
necessity, as there are some places
that are very bad to wash out.
I notice that he says this method
has been followed for years. I will
leave this part for Mr. J. II. Stevens
Mr. A. J. Hardee, Mr G. H. Mishoe
and Mr. J. F. Stevens our former
overseers to answer as to the amount
of time they put on the road.
Yes, 1 would like to see my friend.
Mr. Holt at any time. I am willing
for him to come up and inspect my
work. 1 guess that "Kitt.ie played
with his money ur til he put it in the
treasurer's hand and now he can
if row 1 about it., hut now he will have
to work six days on the road if he.
gets his three dollars back.
Yours Respectfully,
15. M. Stevens.
"1 Thank the Lord!"
0
cried Hannah Plant, of Little Iioek,
Ark., "for the relief I got from
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It cured
my fearful runninir ?us^.u
n .IUI v o, ii i v: 11
nothing else would heal, and fromi
which I had suffered for 5 years." It j
is a marvelous healer for cuts, burns
and wounds. Guaranteed at Norton
Drug Co. Price 25c.
NOTICES OF SALE.
On Friday December 1st, 1905. at
my residence near DuUh, S C., I
will sell to the highest bidders for
cash, all my household and kitchen
furniture, ten head of hoys, 2 good
milch cows, 11 yearlings, all my black
smith too[s, farm wagon, all my
farm tools, one farm cart, also one
lot of fodder and corn and other articles
too numerous to mention.
2t. Solomon Jollie.
?Thanksgiving will soon bo here!
If you want nice sundries for your
relative, friend or sweet heart, Jones
has got 'em.
JDENTS.
I'rom North Carolina.
Dear Herald, find $1 for whicl
please move up my figures and al
low me to express my gra*itude fo
your kindly indulgence. You are i
welcome visitor in our home and
am delighted with your splendid ap
pearance in a new dress.
1 would have written you earliei
but for the constat) t pressure of re
vival meeting work throughout tin
entire season Resides a regulai
pasto'ato of four gooyl churches.
1 have spent thirteen weeks it
revivals, it) six counties of the Stab
and many evidences of the "\Va.\ o
Life" were elearlv manifest Yot
may smile audibly, but I am goitp
to say that there are many thin*/:
for which I am glad and ? f wbicl
meditation is sweet. I am glad tha
I was reared in the good county o
1 lorry and that I am alive in th?
world. I am glad that the iroo(
Shephetd led me out from the swim
into the fold of hi* own gentle sheep
and called tno from the humble tur
pentine tree to the exalted gospo
pulpit, than which there is no high
er position held by man
I am glad to note the steady pro
press of the Independent little lie
public?Horry county. The rapi<
strides and onward movements to
ward the high w ays of success alonj
all lines -spiritual, industri .1, eduea
tional, ethical, agricultural and ma
chanieal, are simply marvelous.
The old Roman motto, "Kss
Quam Videri' is especially appli
cable; for Horry is not content witl
seeming to be. She is
When a crisis is to be met, she i
I ready. Her sons are natriotie. trn
I ? J
anil brave, and woo-ho 1 ide thus
who ^et in their way! For they insure
to p-t run over. You can easil
j^et tnoanir </ by reading bet wee
t he lines. 1 most numbly and revei
entlv acknowledge the udvaneemen
that the ^ood county is tnakino4'pro
Cniisto et humanitote" fo
Christ and humanity.
Tell the folks that ".Jim ' is doin
well and busy fi^titin^ sin and satai
and ask them to remember him i
their devotions.
Much love to all, with best wishe
for their health, happines and pro?
perity. J. .\1. Fleming,
Nov. 8 MOr>. Lumberton, N. L
Baru?ft.
( Intended for lawt issue. )
As thorn tins nut t.r....* /-..v....?*
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pondence from here in a good whilt
I will send in a few items.
The health of this community i
very good.
Our public school is progressin
tinely under the care of our muc
esteemed teacher Miss Lizzie ilarpo
of Due West S. C.
Our farmers are I usily engage
housing their crops.
The Huck Creek Union met a
Spring Field on the tifth Sunday
and was quite a crowd considerin,
the weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hlanton an
Mr Dave Shelly and family attend
cd the union and were the guests <
Mr. W. K. Bolt.
Mr. W. M. Holmes and Miss Chat
lot to lCdge were quietly married a
the brides home, Saturday the twei
ty eighth inst.
Wr are listening for the sound <
wedding bells again soon in on
neighborhood.
We seem to have a modern nimro
in the person of Mr. U. C. Graham
who has lately killed three deer ii
this section.
The liev. John Skinner was th
pleasant caller at the homes of Mr
S P. and N. CI. Hughes Saturday
and Sunday.
Misses Lizzie Harper and Maud
Hughes and Mr Oscar Hughes at
tended tIks Primitive Association a
Pi re way the first Sunday in Novem
ber Vestus.
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo, I c
Lucas Count v. i ss
Frank J. Cheney makes oath tha
is senior partner of the firm o
' f. Cheney <k Co., doino businos:
the City of Toledo, County am
m ite aforesaid, and tiiat said firn
wih j>a\ thesinnof ONE 11UNDREI
T)f TJ / A RS for each an J every cas?
of i > arrli that cannot be cured bj
the j?e of flail's Catarrh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subserib
ed in iiiy presence, this (>th day o
December, A. I). 1S815.
A. SV. 0REASON,
Notary Public, (Seal.)
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nallv, and acts directly on the blooc
and mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials free.
P. J.CflENEY & Co Toledo, O
Sold bv all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for eon
tipat ion.
Pain may by tho name of rhei
mat ism, neuralgia lumbago, ploursy
j No matter what naino the pains art
called, Ifollisters Rocky Mountian
Tel will drive them away. H5 cents
Tea or Tablets. At Norton Drujj
Co.
NOT1CF!
All persons are hereby forbidden
to hunt or trespass in any way upon
my land it) Dogwood Nock and Con
way townships, under penalty of
law. All who violate this notice
will he prosecuted. M. A. Royals.
11
TO THE PUBEIC.
Having recently sold out iiiv interest
in I lie copartnership hereto f- re
existin- between myself ami .^i I..
_ Johnseu. I haw opened a business of
my own in the store on i he eorm r ol
he puolie sepia it, recently oeeuphd
by .1. I). Oliver the hievi le man
I will earrv a line of ifenernl nier
r chandise such as is needed every day
^ by the people, and my prices shall
I oe within the reach of all and so low
is to make it to your interest to
trade with me.
r i mum uinnus to all those who
- have ?/ivon iiic tholr trade in the past
? and hoping to merit it it. the future,
r I am, Yours for Trade,
W. J. liruton.
L3 8 L?t me sell you a P
1 @ ticket for one dol - 8
a H lar which will he
, 3 enod at llie store E
J for 2'i live cent P
1 9 loaves of the he.?t
H I.re id you ever
bought. 1 n this t
3 W,IV Wt' niake and J
8 sell it to you al- }
I 8 most ehea per than ^
i- 3 you can buy the |
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1^1 I'ull lii.e of 1,he pI
^ very best, bread p
a and c a k s ever b
2 baked, ai.d a com- E
5 plete line <>f fresh P
fi choice groceries m
a always in stock, b
? gt (Jet your tickets b
J1 *j when \">u need P
n them and live well p
on jjood bread. &
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,tiauki:t ni:roitT.
W / LMfjYd 'l OjY, JV. CSpirits
Turpentine Per Onl c.
Uodn Per Bid $315.
i- Par Per Bid 23') lbs $2. 00.
Crude, Turpentine Hard |Vr Bbl . ..$2.7')
Crude Turpentine Dip Per Bid $1.00
Cotton Middling Steady to 10 1 4c.
con ii/ r, s. c.
h 10c
1 Cldckt-ns Crow 11 20 to 2.5c.
, Chicken* Spring 12}? & l.'ic.
beeswax ... 1 He
( Tallow :t i2c
Pork Fresh. . 0 t?c.
ir lh?ns wOe,
8 weet Potatoes 40c
|l These markets will he
>f corrected ireekltj.
Ml LLF/rS! Til LliHTSt
Send your orders for mullets to
Todd & Leonard's Fishery at the
Withers Swash, and you will ^et
the best that is put up alone the
coast. They are ready to fill orders
through the season, and will be tflad
to hav'e them at any time For mail
' orders addles. Todd & Leonard,
r) Myrtle Beach, S <\ t f.
( Ill: CHURCHES.
y LA1MTST.
Sunday sehoo eve-y Sunday 0:30
a m 1'raver meeting every Tuis
. day 8:00 p. in. IJu-dness meeting
I Tuesday al ter second Sunday afjer
. prayer meeting. I'machine second
and fourth Sundays 11 a in , and
first second, third and fourth Sun
davs 8:00 p. m. A cordial in vita
tiontoull .1 L Shinn. Pastor.
M FT I It) Dl ST
ttlin.l.lW .Aluml O 1
t WTI. I.w<iy .-iv iiwui i\\l y OUUWUV
f morning at 0:!>O a. in. I 'machine at
s 11a. m. and S o'clock in. Pra\
I cr meeting rvcrv Thursday evening
i at H o'clock Publ:c coidiallv in
) .vited to attend all services.
:? llcv. W. Tj. Wait, Pastor
' SPECIAL NOTICES.
c
FOIl S A I ?Tret of land of
about oi.c thousand acres to be sold
in parcels, upland and fertile swamp,
- $2.50 to $5.00 per acre. Address I).'
1 liuss, Mattie, S. C.
There has taken up at my place
. one black male hog about two years
old, unmarked Owner can get
- same by calling on It T Elms and
paying charges. Justice, S. C.
11 0 5 2t.
' Man's ^Jiircasoiiahlttiiess
? is often as great as woman's. Hut
i Thos. S. Austin. Mgr. of the "Ite\
publican" of Heaven worth, lnd,,
* was not unreasonable, when he refnsed
to allow the doctors to operate
on his wife, for female trouble. "ln"
stead." he savs, "we concluded to
try Electric Bitters. My wife was
then so sick, she could hardly leave
1 her bed and live (5) physicians had
tailed to relieve her. After taking
, Electric Bitters, she was perfectly
cured, and can now perform all her
household duties." (luaranteed by '
Norton Drug Bo'. Price 50c.
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| i/Whenjou were engaged*
\ | THE YDUNI LABY RECEIVES A BOX OF
I Wdfeufd#
ALMOST DAILY?
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i; | I "+S"*/] YOUR WIFE NOW RECEIVE
| A BOX OF THESE
St' DUICIOUS CONFECTIONS?
REPENT- ANO MAIL YOUR
t ? ORUERS. AT SHORT INTERVALS. TO
| Morton Dr\
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For the NE
I will offer fco the publ
Bicycles a
Coods
Call in and take the advantage
I am also putting in a full line of
Fancy C.
You are always welcome at my st
Yours* for hitfh quulitv and low pri<
J. D. O
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WE HAVE Ol
NEW QU
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? A nice line of Hats, T)i
% For Ge
A nice line of Clothing,
n nt
> For Youth;
A nOe line of Jlo
Well our line of SHOE!:
entire line of
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We invite jrou to come an
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y^* OOl) morning Uncle Hemi
II I get up with my timid* mii
to get up?M
I thought probably you wag wearinj
> 8 FI
Wo but I wae down there 8*1
stock mid they cer'ainly Imvf iom?
for cash, but U rent k'N?tt! thoy wont "I
tho best, for we wont h*T? to be p*
unciti its a fact, the prices they gav<
Jr cash, bu) credit men, and their stock
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Syrup of White Pine
WITH TAR.!
We have all the Cough Syrups
that have proven satisfactory, i
Dont cough all day and night too
Let us sell you a cough syrup
that stops the COUGH .
We solicit yonr patr o n a g e. i
Company
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ic my en tiro stock of
nd Bicycle
at Cost.
of the ^rreat bargains I will offer.
iroceries.
ore whether \ou want to buy or not.
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LIVER.
WEEK |
?ENED IN OUR ^
ARTERS >
Ladies. S
ess Goo*ls, Capes, Walking
kets etc
ntlemen. <
Overcoats, Sweaters, Huts
1 Caps. ^
s' and Boys <
ithin^ Hats and Caps.
S is complete includinj/ our
5 SHOES. |
(1 see us. >
essions. |
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& CANNON. |
iu! How you get up this morningV
il feet, how else do \ou PJpedUUfte
15 a pair of Calhoun A 0* *! r\ e
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lurday and looked through thair
honey* and they ere low down
edit ? , hut you know Ze*e it it
)ing other people's debta. Yea!
e us wa? away b'dow the s ? called
IDS AND |
SRIES >
tat they hare heen In business