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ft hp Tjciahl. IM HLIsllKl) KYKKY Till IISPAY MOIIMMi IIY CONWAY ITIM.ISIILNO CO. 61' KsCKI I'TION ONI'. ONKPOI.L PKK YKAK Kntered nt thi- Post Oftlco at Conway, s. a . Second clasp Mail Matter. II. II WOODW A I* I >. I <1 i i or A l>YKKTISI NO KATI'S: business I.orals, S renin per 11 ii?*. Cards i?f Thanks and * oniinnnieutiiv h of a I'tTHona Va 1"l>. . ''H'L'rd for at Special Kates tleeordlllif to Ion, ' li. Ohitiiari s, one cent a word i i e\eess 1 ,V? w ordn. Ollieial Ad\ertiseinents at Kates a lmv? hy Law. Oisplav Advertisements, Kates furnisheil on application. Make all cheeks and Orders payable to the Kditor. THURSDAY, JANUARY I. l'.mm; The Herald lias been laboring an dor dlflieultics of the worst kind fom the past few weeks having moved al! its machinery into its new building It is almost impossible to move it and put it up without, many mis haps and breaks, and after it is all up it. takes a long time to regulate it and put it in working order. The Herald hopes to get straight at lad and get down to business in i's new place. The farmers in this county slioulo take steps at once and thoroughly organize themselves so that they will be in position to assist the cotton association in its great work of keeping up the price of the great money crop. That the efforts made in the past have had effect and plaet d more money in the hands of the farmers, is enough to commend the movement to every one of them and make them anxious to do everything they can to push the good work _ i i * ? - aiong. iteeentiy More was a meet ing advertised to tal<c place at Floy (Is and similar meetings should he held in every township in the county. The Herald has heard no more from the Floyds meeting but it supposes that the meeting was hold and the farmers of that township organized. Individual clTort of the fanners is good so far as it goes, but united effort will bring great results. General dissatisfaction has been expressed by the people living along the coast about the ovstei and clam law passed at the session of ll'Oa.Noxt Tuesday is the lay fixed for the ses sion of 19(H) to begin and if the people want a change in the laws the^ should petition our delegation in tin Legislature. And if any move is t< bo made, it should be made at onc< and the matter put before the both early in the session, for if it bestarte< too 'ate it cannot receive the con sideration it deserves, and may re suit in doing nothing at all. The gen oral expression is to the effect tha uiu license is 100 nigh. l no eviden object of the act was to keep toi many from engaging in the indus try of gathering clams and oysters The elTect of the act is to proven anybody from engaging in it, a the profits from such a business wil not justify the payment of such ; license. Some gentlemen from Lit tie River last week were talking ti sending in a petition as soon as th signers could be obtained. The Legislature will convene i Columbia on the second Tuesday i January, and our representative and Senator are doubtless gettinj ready for their stay at the capital Jtis expected that there will b seme legislation on the subject c the dispensary law. The situatioi a* it is now?the dispensary in som< counties and voted out in otherswill not long continue, it is thought and it is likely that the Legislatun will repeal the law altogether, an< adopt some other means of con trolling 1 lie liquor trathe, or will past some general law providing bettei means for establishing and voting out the dispensary. Legislator will doubtless be put off, however, until the supreme court passes upon the constitutionality of the Hricc law under which the dispensaries have been voted out. To sum up the situation in regard to tno Legislature in regard to the dispensary, it is expected that something will be done, but it is not agteedasto what it will be. A (irifii Traarctly is daily enacted, in thousands of homes, as Death c.eims. in each one, another victim of Consumption or Phoumonin..v.,4hit when Coughs and Colds'are properly treated, the tragedy-is averted. F. C. liuntly. of Oaklandon, Ind , writes: "My wife had the consumption, and throe doctors gave her up. Finally sho took Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, which cured her, and today she is well and strong." It kills the germs of all diseases. One dose relieves. Guar I A Happi To have a happy home as they are great happy-ho woman, you can be made healthy children, with littl yourself, by taking 7 CA Woman's It will case away all y< mat ion, cure leucorrhea (wh ian trouble, disordered men; etc., and make childbirth n; At every drug store in J WHITE US A LETTER freely and frankly, telling us all your a troubles. We will send free advice (in t plain sealed envelope). Address: La- V dies' Advisory Dept.,The Chattanooga li A\cdicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. b THE CHURCHES. HA FT I ST. Sunday school ovcy Sunday !):$() a in IVavor meeting every Tuesday 8:00 p. ip. Ihisincss meeting Tuesday after lirst Sunday after prayer meeting. Freaehin^ every Sunday at 11 a. in. and 7:HO p. 111. A cordial invitation to all. .1. Ij. Shinn, Pastor MKT MOD [ST. Sunday school eveiy Sunday morning at 0:H a. m. Preaching at 11 a. in. and 8 o'clock p. in. Pray in' meeting every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Pnbl'C cordially in.vited to attend all services He v. W. L. Wait, Pastor f inal Discliarjrc. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as administrator of the 1 estate of 1). J. Doyal, deceased, will ! apply to II. N. Sessions, Probate! .1 udge for llcrry county, on the l!Uh day of January 1000 for a final dis charge us Administrator of said estate B. K. Doyal, P214-5?It. Administrator. i *> t : . ' ; m f, s. r * IBL Advertising ^*?^RBKS??-1 - Jr .i*<. , ANOTHER LAWYER CO/WES HERE i Mr. <i. TrccI Stwlvcy of Conway Will Move to Anderson. Air. i?. i' rod staivoy or (Jonway, who has been spending several days in the city, returned to his lionio 1 yesterday. Mr. Stalvoy's visit to ] Anderson was with a view of visit . in</ the superior merits of Anderson, of which ho had heard .so much, with a view of locating here for the prac- ! tice of his profession, the law. Tie was so well pleased that he decided to move here at once. Mr. Slalvey's </enial disposition has made him many friends here, who will be tflad to learn of the decision he has made Anderson Daily Mail. l-or Sale. 310 acres of land in two and one hall miles of Conway, 50 acres cleared 3 j Home! you must have children, RJ me makers. If a weak Eg strong enough to bear e pain or discomfort to RDUI i Relief | :>ur pain, reduce inflamites), falling wosib,ovar- w ses, backache, headache, " itural and easy. Try it. T& (51.00 bottles. I "DUE TO CARDUI nd nothing else, Is my baby girl, now \ j wo weeks old," writes AUs. J. p. jw'j Vest, of Webster City, Iowa. "She 5 a fine, healthy babe and we are gh oth doing nicely." ! A Newspaper With a Circu lation of h73? Is a Good Ad vertising Med ium. Try it and see. . ...v.;, , J V | Wc pre now n F30 ; 'J;, - I ?. /' i 't v C < ^ . . '.> . .2] r?*? s~, ... ' * 'V- ~ ? $ ; I * ' ' ' "? ?:> A . v . i ' " ? >i i * >?_ ^. . .pv '"7 " - * *. ???; ;-j2 cr failing to recvivo copy can ViSIiig 1.3 i - >' , C.j i C ..i 1. i' l mac is of special interest it f.*ee upon application,. AD!)!?!'..S P.KOl F.ST TO O Y S V K "C G *J A ! $ M . is, v.- - * . - . ^ ,?j ? There is no noticeable falling oil ; 11 the ju^ business. Notice. I have purchased the interest of i W. t. Parker in the business of I. L. [ E&dlf6 & Co,. at Shell, S. C., and I mi now sole owner of the business r r e.i.... I 14. ] mm m oust 15 AN i y Car 1< >>ids of Mules have boon >hi|?|) O have three car loads of Huiigics mk rour bargains. We need jo-ir money. . ' 'Vtf * SI?' ?3K |G H V V /. v j $*? esa. ?" ' - ;??E kim? chance 1o buy a 1 ra hi}.'h j)i iet s hat ; n "" "77 adjoining < unties. I | t liiittr in it -it w < 111 v j Jtfme has passed ond | LAI These eh # ye ? HERE ISA PL^ ". hat certain tr;*ol c.f land v / seventy one acres, tnorco $*<& I. V Vriven til d 15.1 St hii me . I I; s l'"() IJ'I Y ir 1* /jn$ water.. All thd cleared In t?ks/ \ i)C entire haul is ah up j&x\ purposes, has both ela.\ ;i mile from ( hurt It, two mi the new raihoad it is 1. t. I This F H G) 5 HAV Tim,, n.i.rl.t I". .........?.1 .. not d a ?jood farm. tl @ H. H It CON WA^ 4p M ; v B r I a . a? i irot same hv BRi Kt! every planter; NO CO. 11 I |1 H CLUSTER'S :1 y Mountain Tea Nuggets A Br.sy ModSoino for Busy People. Br'tgs Qoldon Health anil Renewed Vigor. A > 'Iflc for Ounsrlpntion, Indigestion. Live and Kidney Trouble . Pimples, Ke/om i, Impur* Blood, Had Breath. Kliurtjlah Bowels, iieadaelu and Backache. It'sUoeky Mountain 'l a in tab lot farm, it I or tlonniix, mad? bj i Hou.tv'vi n Or. m ''.)'.,i any, M-nHsoti. Wj <.t 1 OOLDFM " & I CSX fill i AlU rimw ? ' - - Try the U~aUl : ; is. i ?? t \ is riLi,. cd ii witli'n Hie jvist JiO <-:?;>:. Also wo ' I W m;jni)s on tiimd. Come t.) soo us for ] ims a sow. i? ,? 1\ If* ^ iw^ ^ a f| ( I of HORRY IjANI) al a very low price compared to the mow be in j,' paid for land not only in Horry county but in '\ lie time was when dirt in Horry county was the cheapest t for one or two d< liars per acre in some places?but that MD SS LAND | lys, and when you get it K >u have to pay for it. Jp& iCE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:# in Dogtwjnd Neck township, containing one hundred and 5&X r le>s, bt.undcd North, by lands of J. II. B. Edge: East bv Sm 1 e i I... t, -1 c. . / >.. 1 u-_ . , ^fty it<111 v . r*imi' 11. 11\ i mrr( ii^tiis iv v_/on ius v^o., ana csi o\ mc II TV AC KKSCLEAWSD, Four room house. Good well of ind is up-land e xcept three or four acres of fertile swamp, f&k hit (1 ex<-( pt alout fifty acres, plenty of timber for farming id sard foundation It is one mile from post oflicc, one i&h iles fit m school, one mile from | ubiic road, one half mile from d that is easily drained. dace Is offered for Q O.OO CASH. . ? , .. . is to :i nsirt of I Ids took it to nlnnn /wn?? o ?\/l I f ? i . .wv,,. , pmvv- Mt\i <11111 i?uv it yi'u Address, WOODWARD, | TTORNEY AT LAW W V, SOUTH CAROLINA. fe WWWWWWWWWWW^ I j coIvTmIe^cTa'lI | C?l PRINTING. \A7 '' 4 Mmv located in our new quarters on ^ %, ^L\IN STRKKT opposite Post Otlice with an I ii !o-I)ale Line of Stationery, and prepared to do 4? ^ your printing on ^ | SHORT NOTICE. I We do wm k that pleases, and guarantee every job turned out. We solicit \our patronage and will try ? to give von satisfaction. Try as with your next ^9 order and see what we can do. HORRY HERALD.. I I^legaT*"w01 R*iTl 1 > j A SPECIALTY. I < jy A WORD TO OUR CUSTOMERS i i r lr * ... .. #>mi o our Move to look at our line of floods. It make* no VV difference whether yon buy or not. all we ask you to do, is to ccmc. Afterjjthe hollidays we are going to lill our store with a Line of Goods and will do our test to please everyone we sell to. We want you to eoine in and see what we ean do for you. , SHOES AT COST ffom now until Christmas. Thanking all our customers for their liberal trade aud asking a continuance of same, we are yours for trade, B. F. TUTON BR.E A n * That Gives Pleasure and Strength flyman's Bread lias the good of the whole wheat in the flour. It ias the best that could be obtained from carefully ground grain. A nice White' Bread Full weight and low prices, cheaper than you can make it yourself. Wo want to have you as a regular eater of this good bread. B. T. Hyman.