The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 07, 1905, Image 8
OUR COF
Thursday December 7 1905.
Nixon vlllc.
The health of this community is
generally good at present. No sickness
to report.
Mr. Bell of the Gardner & Lacy
number Go's., works died the first
of last week.
Thanksgiving day was observed
here at Tilly Swamp church by n
goodly number of the people meet
ing together and engaging in a
prayer meeting.
The Tilly Swamp school antici
pates giving an entertainment a few
days before Christmas for the pur
pose (?f raising money for a librai
for this school which we will sa.v
more about later on.
The Rev. Allen McFarland deliv
ered a grand lectuie on educatior
here at Till v Swamp school house on
Sani*vh?\ night before the 4th Sun
day in November. His talk was
said to be grand.
Our Sunday Schools are all in tin*
trim. It is decided by the Sunda\
School at Salem to have Christinas
Tree on Christinas night.
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in I :?I . I'tliail V>Ul?[JCT illld I'lllHU'CIl ()l
M.vrllo Beach were visiting her par
nils. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Cox bore
last week, returning on Saturday.
Some of the farmers through lier<
are enlarging their farms by clear
ing more land which is a good sign
of prosperity.
1 It. Barker is erecting a new
tenant house for a respected eolorei
family on his place.
Mr 0. It Onwspy who is teaehiu
here made a living trip to his hon.
on ' hursday last, returning on Sa?
ur-.ay u. in. He seems to be givm.
entire satisfaction to the patron
and pupils of I tie school and ha;
m t< ? many friends in ihis section.
I'lie Uev MeFarland filled his la
appoinlmet t at Salem for ihis* Con
fereiice sear on tho 4ili Sunday "
November and preached a fine sea
mon to a large congregation. \V?
hope that he may be returned to u
for another year. Cor.
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MuttieWe
aru having dry weater in this
section.
home of our farmers are still liar
venting.
*' *. T. L. Cannon, the cx dispen
sri has lost his job. but he is living
just tho same. Ho gathered s<
rntcii corn until it crushed his barn
to t ie ground, which gave, him con
siderable trouble to raise again,
Mr. S. Bowis who is in the employ
inert of Bo\?l & Bros., happened to
a s< rious accident one day last woek
whi e driving a team lie fell from tin
can and received a serious blow
from the timber which struck his
Pod/. A physician was called at
once.
Messrs W. M. Fouls and I. B
Cannon made a trip to North Caro
lina the latter part of last week.
May every community go to work
and vote a special school tax am
lengthen their school terms befon
A 1 \ ? ? ' "
uiey go duck in i.ne oici ruts when
they formerly were. C.
Ham mond.
Times are as quiet here as am
place since the dispensary was clos
ed. Although ihe dispensary b
closed vet, the boys will have i:
from some source during the holi
days.
Hold jour cotton for lifteeu cent
for a few days and you will get it
Plant cotton next x ear as Ha?*v<
J<?'d;:n dirents and it will stay up i
pri e, bin if you plant too muel
y<>\. i;i;i? look for six and one-half o
ni* 4 < * nt.-* cotton A C. r*.
Joppa.
f ?r last issue.)
ie Tvler accompanie?
* ( * and VI ssrs Marsh ?n<
Ji h11> n "( .lordanville were visiting
M? W i-Jrabii/er's on last Sunda\
Mr ' heeler Vaught of Galivnnt
I4', r. visiting near here Sat
urd i.v nigtit,
?'nrdia lordan was recently on on !
?i rt-r
i His .Jenrette and wifa of Ce?
S|>v it vi-rp at. this place Sunday
? t-o Dimery was 011 his \va> '
the H"X section recently.
Wearej/lad to say that Mr V\
Grainv/er is able to be out again a!
ter u severe spell of illness
Kert Grainier attended the fui
erai of Mr. Ohas Williamson on laSunday
at Rehoboth.
County Com rnlsftloners Annual
Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Boar*
of County Commissioners will bheld
op the firs: Tuesday after th
firsi Monday in January. All pe
CAito -.1?2 *
ovmio unviiiK uiuiius aurainsi ti>
County of Horry must have tbei
filed with the Supervisor bv tl? :
Saturday preceding the first Mo.
day. All road overseers are r>
qu r -d to make a report of th?
anrount of hands, and how man
dav s work was done on the publi*
roah, and also a list of tools b
lonj, is# to tho county. By ordei
of W. K. Holt, Supr. td.
$11 Ait A BANK DEP0SI1
x F? W "vr Railroad Pars Paid. 500
1 J'HKK Courses Offered.
Board at Coat. Write Quick
fiSORGIAALABAMA BUSINESS Cm.lEGE.Macon G?,
IRESPOIN
Ciurlcy.
The general health of the community
is on the mend at this writirg
Norty and 1). B. Hardee of Bisco,
were seen on our streets Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Milligan of
Oonway, S. C., were visiting the
tatter's parents Mr. and Mrs. It. M.
Prince last Sunday.
Mrs. S. M. Watts of Ornuns Mill
S. C., was at this place recently.
Dr. II. 11. Burroughs of Con way.
was called by a telegram last Sunday
to the little infant of Mr. II. W.
Mishoe.
Itev. Mr. Byrd of Wilmington, N
C., preaclieo i very interesting ser
"tu.it the Pre.-Mn lerian church <
i'hanksgi vmg Day.
Magistrate W. 0. Cartrette ol
Adrian, was here on business last
veok.
Mr. J. T. Alfmd is having some
'ino work dune on the road from
G urloy to Bayboro.
John Collins and It. M. Prince,
wore on the Gray Mountains last
week.
William Mishoe of Blanche was at
this place last, week on business.
Maxey Dune, after teaching the
"lay born school this year, has return
<1 to his homo at Dibana, S (J.
S. G. Godfrey spent a night in
Florence la?t week
W. Culbert Bell of Bayboro, S. (\.
was seen on our streets recently.
.T. W. Prince was seen in the Zoan
>ection last Sunday evening.
Adams' assistant manager of the
lorry Lumber Co.. left last week
<>r Lis home in Nurih Carolina
vl r and Mr-, i? D. Sullivan lia\
turned from i trip in ChestcrlirJo
county
KnriinTs arc ;it>out inrouc'i cit ?inc
their crops.
Mr. K M. I Yin e has made 'he
rce.st cr<n> of I'ot.iioos ia this fQi
atii v
William Anderson of Adrian, S
. was seen on oar streets reccn'
>>
| William llarrelson was in the Mt
'abor section last woeh tin liusiness
With best wish?\s to the ^'ood oh
Herald, I will close. (i P.
Daisy.
We are having a cold wave a!
present.
We are clad to report Mr. Win
Carter still improving at, this time
Mr. Monroe Carter who cut hi
lec some time act) with a< axe. ho
oeen suffering very much but is im
proving slowly.
Mr. X. Kuss, one of our hustling
msiness men was in Conwa\ las'
Monday on hnsim ss.
The enrollment of the Daisy sehoo
now nnmhers seventy ^ix and w?
expect it to soon reach one hundred
Messrs John and (Jeorge Cansei
I . M i
were III * IMIWilV iilM. 'UIIKKIV.
H.
Plajrah.
Editor Herald: Will you alio*
me space in your valuable paper for
t few words.
The health of this community is
very j^ood at the present.
The Licv. 0. P. Bullock tilled his
appointment last Saturday and Sun'av
at Mt. Bis^ali.
Prof, Walter N. Gerrald has ac 'pted
a position with B. F. Penny
& Co., at Mullins, S. C.
The Mt. Pisj^ahschool is proore^sverv
niee'.v under the skillful
oanu<.'ement of Prof. 'Polar Lewis.
Mr. 11. L. Gerrald was a visitor a'
. B Get raid 's last Sunday after
noon.
H (I. Gerrald was a visitor at
d. F. Gerrald a last Sunday.
D. 0.
Pleasant Meadow.
We have not heard anything from
Mere in some time
Mr. L. D. Sutfjjs has been very ill
vith typhoid fever for about two
'oeks, under theeareef Dr. Watson
from Hound Swamp.
We are sorrv to say that one of
ur good neighbors, W. M. Sum's
il niAlFO/1 f 'V 1 ^ A I.-. I
I* - ...VTI \I WIN in III II1IU nil*
>riek manufacturing business, but
we hope him much success.
P. R. Coats will lake his place in
lis community. Wo are glad to
elcome h.m in our neighborhood.
We think Mr. Coats will be a
eat help in our church and Sab ith
school here.
The farmers are almost done gathringjtheir
crops.
We would be glad the correspoo nts
to the Herald would write
mething more interesting than
C V do
Miss Addie Vaught who has been
aching the Hickory Mill free school
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r?u i \J 11 IUOV 1 liU I sua V in sptMJU
Tanksgivintf, and returned on Suniv
evening. L. 13.
CHRISTMAS
THINGS.
have a full line of good things for
Christmas, such as A P P LES,
ORANGES, and other fruits.
OAKKS, CANDIES. KaISINS,
nd a full line of FT RE-WORKS
My fritnds are all invited to
all.
W. J. Bruton
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IDENTS. I
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l.akv Swamp.
Editor Herald:?In the issue of
November 23rd 1 notice uu article
from S. I*., of Blanche who in a very
feeble manner made an attempt to
contradict what 1 said about ugctits
I do not know who S. I*. is, but
he must bo an agent himself or he
would not have been so ready to
take up for the pests. In the first
part of his article he is sorry that
agents are so numerous, and what a
pity it is tie did not write tlie whole
article to that effect. 1 guess the
reason he did not, *us because he
saw that lie was getting in his own
way i. e. talking against his own
profession.
I'. 8a> s ttirre are homes in the
iJiuuche section that have not a
oible, and it is a pity foi homes to
ou without bibles, but 1 hope those'
who hare not bibles in their homes
vili carefully consider the necessity
both wayt, first, that they should
have a bible, and second thoy should
not allow agents to put otic off on
them at a price they could buy two
or three of the same books for.
I1. would be glad, or lie sa\ s he
would, that some of the good agents ;
would go up in the Blanche section. !
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L urn ?<?y iu iiujs mar no nao Obiter t
00 glad they would go homo if j
they have sucti a thing and stop
swindling the peopie out of their
money which thoy have worked bard
for and earned honestly.
Listen S. 1' 1 1 was passing a
home recently with a small bundle
in my hand in the shape of a book
and as I wa.?. near the house one of .
oho iruinate.*> said 'Hello! ' I lirst ^
nought you wore an o d book agent, ^
1 was ahout toeioso the iloor. ' Now
incb Liits not give you S. I*. an iu |
ugnt to the way iu which thoy are, i
nut should be treated? 1 for one
.in never going to point to the peoj
no of the Hianehe section an> thing j
dial wtll not be to their interest,
r I oeleive the people of that sec
1 iton work for what they hare and 1
believe thoy have enough forenought
not to be led into their
uiti by such pests.
What I have said in this a. tide
I not intended to hurt the feelings
>f anyone, 1 only wish to give my
in>ni si opinion and as 1 intend no ofesse
to anyone, and it is very liltely
hi it, this will not do any harm only
n the ones that make harm of it.
The article I have written before
| his is unchanged and stands firm
\gen is are a curse to this county.
Observer^
j Cool Spring, ''' .
The health of our co luuiunity(le
good a I present.
There vtus a very quiet wpddiqg nere
recently, the contracting part;
ie? being Noah Todd and Miss
Malvoi all of ttiis county.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe I^mly Wvut H
to Conway on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Hughes ll
visited ttie Cedar section recently. r
Quite a number of our people at
tended the nig sale at the Conway
tiarguin Mouse. * x.i- ,
We think it would be well for the ''
coming Legislature to wipe off of
our Statues, the cotton seed law4-vas ^
we do not need any such laws-. v
Salem church called the Hev ;L.
'? Month as pastor for the ensuing
year. h'
it looks like wo will have a train Tj
here in a few days. Some of the i'<
bo>s go to Conway on Saturday to p?
t<n paid off. They scorn to enjoy the
ride.
We are to be visited by a slight.of
hand show or something of the kind.
We think it would be well to re- -r
quire such people to pay a license
when they outer the county.
Miss Australia Hinson, our afli- ?
cient school teacher gave an entertainment
at Mrs. Shelly'a recently. at
It was a very pleasant affair. hi
Farmer.
H
Donfola.
or
The health of this community is tv
generallv good. ar
Thanksgiving passed off tery hi
: lietly. bt
The work on tho new railroad JlJt
i~ urogressing rapidly. ?
Mr. Sam Mishoe was in the Pse
I>ee section last Sunday. w
M .m s T lj Smart & Co., are do- O
ing a lively business at Dongola. T
Mrs. Trftftf.v r??wi ..~u, .
J ,jr (lliv sun arc It
visiting friends and relatives in Marion
county this week.
Best wishes to the Herald and its fr
many readers, S.-O. B. 0,
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? The greatest line of holliday and \,
Christinas goods ever shown now ti
opon at Conway Bargain House, S
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l?BAI{ TltEl^
E6e HOMEWOOl
HAVE A FINK IX)T OF PE
FOR THE FA
Peach Trees} Flaw. Trees, CI
Vines, Roses and Flowering
Call a nd see om stock, aru
I king In the Tree Line, we a
will treat you white We
CI/O ICR IIA V in our barns
PER 100 P(J UNDS.
Cultra 6c
12 7 05 dm.
$ -
%
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.Turpentine l'> r ' J:i> MM ?.
. -ln;Y... . ivr tti?l s'l ? '?
nr >,-r IH.I 2>n i - ....$2. <
rude r\irp?-iilint? ll-trtl ' r *' . . . i i
rud^ rurpentun* Dip <Vi 11 1
etton Middling Memly >it in 1 4? ,
cojvwa r, & c.
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gg* *0e.
iiiok^na Grown 20 to 2r>c,
liicken* ^prbu '2l.j & 1
nfHw.ix I.'So
illow a
>rk F?&?h ti %o.
?hh it 9l*c.
?e?t Potatoes .. 40c
These market.s will he
orredted wee kit/.
specialIoticesT "
FOR SALrr._Trpct of land of
>out or.e thousand acios t > ho sold
parcels, upland and fert ile *wnir.p,
t.50 to $5.00 per acre Address 1)
uss, Mattie, S. C.
LOST?At Iloncy Camp church,
u? black military over coat with
ro rows of black buttons in front,
id row of hooks under collar, two
>oks in front at bottom. Reward
r addressing, I. L. K<Ice
Shell. S C.
FOR SALE.?Seven room collate ith
out buildings, one acre lot near g
ully adjoining residence of Mrs. \V "
Oliver. For sale cheap. Apply a
> 11. L. Oliver, Conway, S. C ^
1 <
STRAYED.?There has strayed 4
om my place near Adrian, S. C.. ^
ne pa'e red sow, swallow fork in >
i^ht ear and split and underbit in
?ft, about ten years old. Deft Nov. 4
4th. Suitable reward for in forma- 4
1 r\n 00nf Ia I* M I D\m *?r* ?? A ?! - ?
IVII uvu v ?v *. . i'l , I'Ul until, l\ U r lvlll , I
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PKAIt TRICKS. <
D NURSERY }
AK TREKS NOW READY <
L.L TRADE. <
lerry Trees, Figs, Grape i
f Shrubsr <
r1 if you (ire in need any- >
re here for business and a
also have 10 TONS OF 4
for sale at 75 CENTS <
Danforth, <
OONWAY, S.0# ^
TMAS G
'UNO AT
lway Bargain
I T0 DELICA1
You will p.ovcr get well
py, hearty and free from pai
m constitution with a nerve r
tonic, like
1 Wine?tt
1 It Makes Pale
It is a pure, harmless, medicli
Ingredients, which relieve female pal
n uMunov/uu, uvwci ?V<ilC, UlItKlC^S, CI
ation, dragging down pains, etc.
It Is a building, strength-maklni
medicine that is certain to do you g
3| ** Sold by every druggest In $ 1.0
WRITE US A LETTER
S3j freely and frankly, in strictest coitfid- o
ence, telling us all your symptoms and C
troubles. We will send free advice
(In plain sealed envelope), how to |
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory t
Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine Co., h
hA Chattanooga, Tenh. n
! some oif the sweet things
I in life - -but don't miss
{ the pleasures of a box of
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^ OOI) morning Uncle ltemual
IL I T M get up with my hand* and
^ to get up?"
^ I thought probably you wan wearing u
| 8HO
^ No but 1 w?? down there 3atui
f stock and they certainly hare gome h<
^ for cagii, but great g"ott! they wont *;r?Kl
% the beat, fur we wont h*ve to he t>%jrh
f uncle it* a fact, the prices they gave l
gr cash, but credit men, and their atock ol
| DRY GOOI
I GROCE
^ are unexcelled foflbe'- <ud tijpsfljs
I Calhoun &
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OODS
in tt n rr~n ?
ii on '
i House.
rE WOMEN 1
and strong, bright, hapn,
until you build up your I
efreshing, blood-making I
ardui I
r.hAAlrc Wnlr
wakwao JL iim
nal tonic, made from vegetable
in and distress, such as headache,
tills, scanty or profuse menstrug
medicine for women, the only
ood. Try It.
D bottles.
"TOU ARE FRIENDS
1 mine," writes Mrs. F. L. Jones, of
ialUtin, Tenn.:
"For since taking Cardui I have
;alned JS lbs., and am in better health
han for the past 9 years. I tell my
tasband that Cardui is worth its
weight fa gold to all suffering ladles."
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IT TOUCHES THE TICKLE
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^>yrup of White Ptne ;
WITH TAR.
I \
We have all the Cough Syrups I
that hi.ve proven satisfactory, a
Dont cough all day and night too i
Lot us sell you a cough syruo I
that stops the COUGH 1
We solicit yonr patron e. ,
g Company
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: CANNON. |
How you K*'t UP l,,is morning?
feet, how el?e do \ou e.vpect ipa
i pair of Calhoun A Cam
> E ? |
"(lay aud looked through ?h^u
ft" M*"1
>n?ys and they are low down W
lit us, but you know Ze..? It in
jf other people's debts Yes!
is was away ba,o?v the 8 ? called
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R1ES >
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