The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 16, 1905, Image 2
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IM'ItLlttflKD ETEHY TUl'KBDAY MOKBINC
BY COBB'AY PUBLISHING < O.
MBSCKIfTIOM ON* OOLLAK P*K YKAI
Knlrr*d sl lb* I'uit it < oa?if, R, <*.. u
W/iwl Mai! Vitb-r.
II. II WOODWAKP, Kdlioi
ADYKRTIHIBO it ATE*"
It i il i* it 1. ? il?t * e* V* p-r 1 i n*. ( ar?i* o
Think* aod < i;nttiODi>iti'j'i <-f a I'?-r*<'t?Bl N?
t'ir* < r? % * for at ^jn-'ial itaU-* */ .fd'.r.if t
kfUftb, Oatluarta*. <>u* rani a avrd ii MMM
of IV> a vr4f.
Olbul Ad?*rtU*m?'r?'B at K*u-? a lo?a' 4
l.i*. IMaplay A<t**rt)*rm>nU, Kat?-? firtbbn
jfi aj-pli' atfon Mai* ail < b?l? ai.? Ofd*r
parahi* to tb? Editor.
THLHSDAY NOV. 10TH. IK*
A small piece of 0:rt that ocoe
boJd for ieKS tbaxi o&e do..ar per
acre, wjis g-o.d bere .asi acea for
* I2.VJ 00.
The farmer* Lave oer.-ira
ed raucL in rejfard v:? the ;htej
boid in refrrenc* to pj\':*% tbetr
cotton on :! nrvri. Witfcoet coo>>i"i
i. n ' ' j* * i? t>-.i 3C >*o
; -j toe pr .? >f cvUoa voo.d
d.-v; t*r i>? : c-.>* belo* the
: -* ~-'7 ha*? .earned a
ir j* 'oej can still improve
. - *1: joe .:**. ',?e cmde v .-ry
5- .it r ?c *.^r .n I be f-t-re.
"ffi . . ti.i* : v ^ !>.-i neves?.?rr
i : ?j i ;c ?: :>: !nt?a Horrv
v. .-.i* i +z\j i coder to ;rel
: -a. : k sl. - ; u:e c ' cnia enseal
k: :. : i t e-i -; * -. ! erery c lifi*-i
:.f "i .* t 'i*. or of i ae?
touse k~"a: yw. E^efl tbe coorl
> m t fk'r ,n vr* of storm
*: .t !*-??- ! . t ' >. * '.* svi fin.il \
' - *> v - i-'-'Or: - y?*-ar* aj/c
t- ; ; fi_ Ho* iong
V Iir "?- > *! * i>Wi t iroifi nof.
There is no doubt
. it- ; l ' - n * i why n;>t have tbCrr
u: ? l/r*? 1-be Lc_: s at ire Da-s th<
s. it*- i m j >e> - .or in January
k.: ' 1 '.lit v .ri" oeg in as soon a*.
i- cao *> placed
v * i iw dispensary has beer
o-*. .c ibis countv, the coolie
i ftcihools will not receive aoy;from
the dispensary funds
F . ? long time prior to the passage
of lit ii*, the length of term ol
\l-z free schools was very short, of
te*. oot more than five or six weeks
b.t no remedy was tried until th<
-rn-ary i^w came along. Man\
peopie had scrup.es against usin^
wL.sk-ey money for educating the
children. Njw that this source o:
revenue for the schools in this county
has been wiped out, the schoo
term should not by any means be
allowed to return to the old term ol
six weeks. There is nothing more
important than the education of oui
children, and it should not be said
that a dispensary is necessary in older
to get us to perform this duty
Since this means have been removec
other i.ieans of raising funds foi
them should be devised. In sonn
cointiui 1 ties an extra tax has beer
vot"d and special school district:
fix I. 'hit at thise particulai
piu< the of dispensary fund:
wiii not be feit so much. The Her
aid wishes to see the cause of common
school education advanced b.\
every means in the power of tin
people.
WHENCE COMES IT?
From certain occurrences takinj
place in the town and its vicinity
recently, it looks very much like tht
Governor ought to send an extri
force of dispensary constables here
to enforce the dispensary law. Re
centlv some negroes were sent uj
for selling whiskey in the town an(
it was thought that this might hav<
tde desired effect among that elals
but on Sunday last, one week ago, i
partv'of negroes while about drunl
on some kird of "boozo" kicked uj
a row near one of their churches anc
a pistol ?vas freely used, fortunatch
- - >
with >ut deadly effect.
The dispensary has long sinc<
been closed, those who want ant
drink liquor can no longer get i1
from that source. Yet whiskey ha*
been in evidence about here ver^
frequently of late and where does ii
come from? It is told on good au
thoritv that it comes from a blind
tigers.
Ju^t because the dispensary ha*
been voted out is no reason what
ever why the eye of the law should
be closed and the vigilance of its
officers Stayed. There is more
cause than ever for us to see thai
offenders of the law are brought tc
justice There is au impression in
some quarters that as the dispensary
has been voted out that the law isno
longer in force in Horry county.
Th 3 question has been frequently
asked lately. Of course the d is pen
$
sarylaw is as much of force io Horry
county to lay as it was ' he <lay tb at
it went ioto effect and th- Tod Jv? 1 e
dbpensarv was cv a'*. -h d. Th?
* only effect ?,f 'li?- rec m iL .u was
to do away with .* di-peu?ary if.
i Horry county. The dispensary la a
r is still if. force here and should be
i (carried out hy the oftiwr? ?#f the law
strictly as it was before the di-,
pensary was voted out.
J, The above remarks are not in,
tended to refl'-vt In any <r. y uoon
- the prese. t dspeasarv constable
here, lie is u?ubtles- d ?in^r his duty
the be can and having bis
| hands full. It is apparer t that one
man wilt find it impossible to look
over the territory of a larjv county
and see that 'he la* is ?irict!v enforce.:
If the whiske* tb it i> t orn
In.; in is to be -t"pi>ed aod kept out.
** mi W i V* . . * ' 1 . _ - ? /S ? ?... > I
-V "... J v U4>r UC JJ UKU liU v. 1 I
acknowledge the fact hinix.?lf a*
readily a- any on?-.
The Vote i.i Spartanburr.
By the vol ng out ??? l ho Dispen
sarjr ir Spar ianburg county we shall
have in South Carolina our first ex
perience of a large town under pro.
hibilton lavs The city of Spartan
burg by the censu- ??f J't'Mt contiin
ed upwards of 11 .uob inhabitants and
waj the t >urth in -'/. ? in t ?e State,
<t> uopu'attnn bi-'pu but a few hnn
dri-d sm tiler than that of Grcni
vilfe
Since then this population has
l greatly increased a? <i outride of the
; corporate lim bs ;;r?* .1 ? unber of
suburban vil'age-, v iitiex! Ihetn connected
bv trolly i.mn with Ire* eily,
so that with il? o.uvir? ns it includes
> about 'Jb.O(M) SU ilv A large P' OJ) I
tiou of these people are cotton mill
. operatives and tie* prop u tion of negroes
in the whole community is
' small. The city is near the centre
' of a county of unusual area, densely
|K>pu?ated from a ^outh Carolina
viewjHiint, do ted over with mill'
villages of from I 0<Ml to 5.000 peo
' pie and traversed in all directions
5 by railways. The boundary line between
it and North Carolina runs
J along the slopes and spurs of the j
Blue Kidgo and t he contiguous
North Caaolina counties, we believe,
have prohibition under local option
' laws. Two of its bounding South i
I Carolina counties, Union and Cherokee,
have already voted out the disj
pensaries. ar.d it seems likely that
1 Greenville will follow at an early
' day, so that Spartanburg tipplers
[ I will be chiefly dependent upon the
. I "moral institution" in Laurens for
stimulation Neyrs & Courier. j
;| THE BEST
GOODS
1 The Lowest Prices, Honest, Fair
J Dealing. ' When you want any.
j thing in the line of
CLOTII 1 NO
SHOES
1 HATS
UNDERWEAR
NOTIONS
1
r or if you wish to purchase fresh
family groceries, be sure to give us
' a call on the corner. Always glad
1 to see you.
s
J. E. Nicholas.
s
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'N CALL AM) SCR OIK
Mltnr
iiitipim
IbtAUIII-UL r.rMILLINtHY?
U f?
r i3 Children and Infants Caps L
3 Knit Hoods, Fascinators and C
J ^ Shawls. A nice line of Dress *
1 I Trimmings, Collars, Stocks, r
i Belts, Gloves Purses and p
_ ^ Furs. In fact a full line of c,
-> J MILEINERY AND NOTIONS. ^
\i ? I
|1 Mrs. J. S. Causey. %
1 j i f
)
MOVED.
I have moved into the
!! NEW BUILDING
i OPPOSITE POST
OFFICE
j| TJI* !-*rr A I I**"*
where I will he glad to serve my
many friends and customers with
any thing good to eat.
1 S- P. Hardwick.
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HOLLISTERS
> Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
l A Busy Medioine for Buay People,
r Briagi Golden Health and Renewed Vigor.
A Koeclflc for Constipation, IndiKe^tlon, Idve
and Kidney Troubles, Pimples. Eczema, Impure
Blood, Bad Breath. 81u?eish Bowels, Headache
and Backache. It's Hocky Mountain Tea in tab*
, let form, 35 cent* n bo*. Oenuino made by
Hau.iHTBn Dr> dowiNT, Madison. Wis.
| GOLDEN rr-'OCTS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
Look at ouTT
Furniture j ~ ' B
complete as It our I
whole attention was I
center?*d ou one line. H ?cn
In 'd"r. our third floor I ?^
is a regular Furniture I
Store. I
W if
at wheesale vi>it o r R
I p-i
In i* yon wilt Ha B t v
con by the hundred r2 C2&J
pound.-, Mo lasses, g ?
Sugar, Candy, Flour p
and rice bv the barrel M
o ru, Oats, Grit*. y Rf
I Meal, Chops Flour and B
Salt by 'he sack. Oof- n
J fee in 2"? t oend lots fl ?>17
ami up. and every- B
th og at jobbers prices I
In Shoes we will give B . ?
you a tit that not only B H fb
lo.ks gor?d but feels B Mfi
good at d ?< ars well B *" *
and h??ld> it^ shape I ^
its sole ii *?
? r o
Bin I> v > C >' hi ng yoi, j
v garmen t s 2
cu? and fitted with | ^ '
Ithe same care oxer- a
ri?ed in ih?* makeup of I j
the complete assort I
tn^r.a ill show in I
ready made suds for | O LI
men Our Trousers 3
are < f tie* very latest | ,
pattern and han</ on a I?j
the avcr,i;'c man like 9 ~J
the Tailored vroods.
g^T- mnMinnJ OF?
fhe^COri'
I Say Plainly 1c
That you want LION (
being a square man, will
thing else. You may no
f What About the Unik
of housekeepers who ha
for over a quarter <
Is there any stronytr p
Lion-head on
Save theso Lion-heads
I SOLD BY GROCE1
Chinese Laundry. ?
Collars and Cuffs, Iron- ft
1 inj,' Maeh no. Work turn- ft
i ed out promptly Send ft
ine a trial order. Family
washing taken. Snti>fueV
tion Guaranteed. W<?rk n
$ neatly executed, and in ft
First Class St\le. Yours
I I for Good Work.
Call on ft i
pEO. LVM.
5 I
I
i rnmm
M NEEDED I
Annrially to All now j o.dtione created ny ju
Huilfoaui* aud Telegraph Cotnpanieii \N"?- jt
want Young Men and Ladies of good habit*,
LEARN TELEGRAPHY I
AND R R ACCOUNTING
We furriHh " *> per cent of Operates ami ?
Station Agents in America. Our fix liool* B
ar" the largest exclneivt* Telepraph School* n
IN THE WOltl.I), K8tal)li?h<*(l .in yarn ami Hj
endorsed by all leading li * 11r >.i t Olllci.il*. R
We execute a $'<iVO Hand to every student L
to furnish 'ilrn or her a position paying II
from % i" to ? V tnth in State* ea*t of U
the Itocky .Mountain*, or from $i."> to $|uo B
a month in State.* weal of the Rockies, irn- B
mediately upon graduation.
Studenta can enter at any time. No vaca- L
Hons. lor full particular* regarding any ?
of our School* write direct t-> our e.\e( u fir
tive office at Cincinnati O. Catalogue free. K
THE MORSE SCHOOL Of ft
TELEGRAPHY. P
CINCINNATI* O LTFAIO K. Y. B
ATLANTA) GA- LACROS8S, WIS- -I
TlXARKANAi TCX- SA RANCH) ( O CA I
_?smmmmm?mmmmmmm?amX
*> \
=?AY B J'
) C'^:; 7 F
" 'S SAPE T
>N SAVIN'
'ERY TIME YOU Bl
Y >1
1-. " ' - 'v V ' j
icause we never
:ed Inducement,
imense. Not Wl~
y H A
- J ^-'7T^smilift ; 4
r i n s t a n c e
r?^ o
e kind that last 1
r Pitcher Pumps
I < > i . L. O \
IWfll n?B tZSttZEESBOL CH15
jWAY"B^
> Your Grocer f
COFFEE always, and lie,
not try to sell you anyt
care for our opinion, but R g
d Judgment ol Millions
ve used LION COFFEE
of a century ?
roof of merit, tliau tlio
Confidence of the People
I ever increasing popularity? J
N COFFEE is carefully se- 3
ted at the plantation, shipped
ect to our various factories,
ere it is skillfully roasted and
eiully packed in sealed pack- |
unlike loose coiiee, which H
exposed to germs, dust, in- H
:ts, etc. LION COFFEE reaches Rj |
n as pure and clean as when B
eft the factory. Sold only in 1}
i. packages.
every package,
i for valuable premiums.
RS EVERYWHERE I
ft'OOLSON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio.
I
^ 11 11 11 |
cook a powell;
HAVE ON HAND
Horses & Mules
' <r>
* >1.1) IU( Iv f > IY N A''')x S, (norm bet- j E
tor.) \\ iiii" : ir ('art Whe? ls* I
llan cv- arid an) tiling you want in tlm c
liri" of li'ir-f i_"? kK. I'lc v <h|1 riifl.t and E
treat, you rii?lit. Vour> for Ih^lness, R
COOK iiiid POWELL ]
PA IK lil.ll P. N ?'
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G. S. HACKER 6: SON,
544, 546 and 548 King ht,
CHARLESTON, S. C
M Ol'lilHNIi,
Wlllilow olid fancy CI es il
> !?? <-f:i! t
iCodol Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what von eat*
i
> f ?
B.CSAIW HOVSC. I
lii Millinery we never I
a r?>^ ff*r nm h.^bb fail to please the most B
CT ? J v fast id ou* customer, fl
^ J Sa V55J L" 6' "> -'"I all a way 0
a a IM E3 IxUllllll!/ with Ml) i I VS.
O FIGUR E When you come in, be I
Qstire to look ut our H
* uV f)i >J ifV ? fr~- ''?? ,,f Art Squares, I
1 JVl vJ* ! M I. I Uujw.ranm.inKHoor
cloth and . uttm^s.
JY AT OUR STORE | ? : I
jff My agBJLBiffirfaao^"aranan | ?Tk,|l',s ,Vt ' 1(:,? u 1 s fs
aQ Underwear Jack e t s B
A - " < ? & Tt'ifl | Capes Hoods Fascina- y
offer a medium 1 M
Lap l obe < 13 u \t # y
our bargains are c'Z"|JJisn,,'S!' a"d |
lite Elephants but St,
Lnpimin E Kain coats Hats !
jsT^ M| E Clips Umbrella* Glov [}
t ?'s and sii ckiugs
wmmmm i nubumv~ijbsaLaix*xJXAZttnk 0 " ~ $
in i )i-e? > irooos or everv %
, K eolor and pattern from jpj
ijet our prices on s " *> &? u.e |
V K B i? : |
| In ease there is noth g
r~ ~ I ini-T in this line vou a
d years. Examine I ^.v :> >.] Ve |
Ij looking for a Horse 3
5 and Enameled i| |
will ??ive \ on free what !)
\~T X X ~T~ \ Tj^ infoi mat ion you need g
W V. I.V _A -A I nii'l will di reel you
lph a '\ttf7ys iqp i
a. A. 1L Sl 1 ft fl V> 4^/ JL-^ O |
^LOTS DONG AT ^ A
"THE GIJLLY"'|
F IS11 to say to tiie trade that the largest and
Wbt-st assorted stock of Merchandise ever brought
to Horry County has been constantly coming in
for the past month and still coming, and we are
now showing a varied assortment, of the most
dCS) correct fabrics, fashions suvs, in Dress Goods,
Broadcloths, Henriettas, Mohairs, Satin, Cash
mere, Serge, Tailor Broadcloth and Rain Proof
Fabrics. Ribb >ns and Laces in all the nobbiest patterns in
like quantities and cheap in proportion. We have for iminediate
inspection,
10,000 Yards Imbroidery |
Going at 5c and 10 cent. |
T ^ -I i < "
Kcai vaiue ID and cts.
It has been said oi 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
various 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 iirst
class department store.
Ladies Skirts and Walking Jackets Ladies Misses and
ehildrens Dressed and ready to wear H its, such as will suit
the most particular people of all ages. Men and boys Clothing,
(lutsand Cups. SHOES for everybody
From 15 cts. to $5-00. |
No u^-e. here's the place; that is what the people say. Do
yt urse'f justice and examine our stock before buying.
Respectfully.
| Burroughs & |
j i
| Collins Co. |
U r?ssssea5?2ai??:a8jaEm
TOODVILrLE?
MONKEY SHOW!
? closed for the season. "Dob" is taking a much needed rest. But we
re ill receding, showing and selling the goods.
General Merchandise
onsis1 ing of Fuih-x am! N?aple Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Hats, Caps,
dioes l.dl't v Fine Dress Goods, Heady to \star Hats etc. Also a full
ine of Groceries, alt <>f which we are Selling at reasonable prices.
We nve s?r ctly in the inaiket for buying
CI1UDK rURPK^ i^^17' A
? ^ \ w
COIJ >T HY PRODUOJ3
r \i hioh w?-are paying full priors. Come to Tod (hi lie und do your
i u'ii.g ar.il vu- will convinc** \ou that this is lieadquurterR fo*" bargains.
Yours for buuness
OUSTSN BURY & CO
TODD VILL E, SOUTH L 1