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. Hviic Preparatory Clothing, T 11 r ii n n nti !?? *>?? ? Itlt HUHHY HthALU. Thursday January 18, 190G. Married' (>n January (5, 190(1, at. Iho residence of Mr. and Mrs. M. Whites, Miss Dora, their charming daughter, was married to Mr. II. .1. Holt. They all arraigned in order in the room ad joint no tin* parlor. The waiters came ont as follows: Miss Delphia Ward with Mr. J M. White to the rioht. Miss Daisy Mishoe with Mr. M. D. White, to the left and facino the former, Miss Delia Waid with Mr. John I loll to the ri?>ht, Miss Fannie (-Valium with Mr. Walker Graham to the left, then entered the bride and oroom to be. The beautiful ceremony was impressively per formed by the Dev. Mr. HulloeU, whi!e a score or more friends witnessed the tvinif of the nunt.inl knot which bound tlu* happy couple, together till death do them part. After the ceremony the bridal party lelt for Mt. Pisgah church in the order named above, preceded bv the officiating minister, where he preached an excellent sermon to a large and appreciative congregation. After the services the bridal party return to the home of the bride's father where a nice dinner was served. The evening was pleasantly spent in social intercourse and enjoyed by all present. The morning following they took their departure for their new home near llox P. O., accompanied by their waiters, where another nice dinner was served. |n the afternoon the hour of departure came and the guests departed to their respective homes. Their many friends wish the nowlv wedded pair a long, a happy and a prosperous life. A Witness. ? Circatly in Demand. Nothing is more in demand than a medicine which meets modern requirements for a blood and system cleanser, such as Dr. King's New Life Pills. They arc just what you need to cure the stomach and liver t iv.nl.1.^- ?? A ' ..i.nuivp, x * _v iiiiuin. t i>oriun I)rujj Co., 25c, guaranteed. ?N. W. CJiuiso. a loading colored citizen of the Wamoi c section, visited the city last Saturday and renewed |his subscription to the Herald. ii jfe'V) ^Iiiiwnnii' III li'i iliFililHM I $10,00C M IM ints will be sold fron B* now IIS cen18, and all ol COatS for Sl)conl.e Ho W VVMV.JI LIU Slife for Si) cents. This bought for the spring. Wo moan every word \\ I I I ? fh&ssaoacn 1~ -? ? ) WIN' to taking stock F , Shoes, 1 H / Adrian. Mr, Kditor:?I will write a few lines .if you will allow ino space in your valuable paper. Health is very good at present. The writer had the pleasure of helping to eat a watermelon Christians day. Who will be first to eat one m 1;)()(?? A- 1... i 11 i v mi ium luesuay wane il was very | cold, Miss Mattie Thompkins had a quilting and qu'te a crowd attended. I Mrs. Kliza Thompkins spent last I week at G. K. Stevens'. We are expecting wedding bells! to ring in this section soon. Misses Mattieand Kva Thompkins visited relatives and friends in this ( section recently. The Herald is a welcome visitor to our house every Thursday afternoon. Best wishes to the Herald and its readers. 11. K. Three little babes were nestled in bed. j "I'll name William, Willie and Bill," mother said; Wide was her smile, for triplets they be, She lays her good luck to Kocky I Mountain Tea, (Great baby mcd cine.) Norton Drug Co. Married Near Mat lie. On January 10th, Mr. I. H. Can non's was the scene of a very pretty wedding, the happy united parties being Miss Ola, tin;charming daughter of Mr. I. B Cannon and Mr W. B. Dorter, the son of Mr. J. W. I 'orter. At 1 o'clock p. in., the hour set for the occasion, the bridal party appeared on the lloor escorted by Mr. B. L. Carter with Miss 1). A. i Dorter, Mr. N. M. Dorter with Miss Lizzie Cannon, Mr. Hiram Uuss with miss Julia 'Jannon, who witnessed I the ceremony pleasantly performed ? by Elder Geo. W. Gore. After the ceremony all were invited into the dining room to a table I laden with the rarest dainties to satisfy the inner man. There was | quite a number of people present and all seemed to enjoy the occasion. ! Mr Porter is a very industrious! young farmer and owns some good property in this section. lie is to | be congratulated on winning such a charming young lady as Miss Ola. They have many friends who wish them a long and happy life, and when they depart this life may they enter joys more eternal. B. L. C. iossootsc iSOP. si ) worth of staple ing even i H l-3e to f)o per yard. White homesi titer dress goods at cost. The whole lit ts that sold for 75 cents no-v 40cents, sale will continue for 15 DAYS. This Wo don't want to carry any winter go re say Terms for this sale will be str R. L. L SATUF soqooogqqg ? . i 11 i i > i.-'i i TER SI :EBRUARY 1ST Winter Dr< \ L L B I COME TO SEE OVR AGENCY l-OH # numerous to mention. See Them ; We ean iMeuso old and young'. Come NORTON DF I CALHOUN & < OOI) morning Uncle Hemus! lit I T ,4I get up with tny bunds and feet, ^ ^ta get up?" 1 thought probably you was wearing a pa I 8HO. No but I was down there Saturday stock and they eerbiinly have some honey ^F for cash, but great scott! they wont credit ui the best, for we wont hMe to bo paying o uncle its a fact, the prices they gave us w ^F cash, but credit men, and their stock ot | DRY GOOD' \ GROCER ? ? A ure unexcelled fortheii jtcd time that tin s Calhoun & ( 85^^8CSOO^SQCwifw5? 2L T] r SALE T > mtemmmmmmtasamam ^TURDAY, JA1 goods to be closed < V article from a pap )un 4o up. Kvorything in dress goods. S ie of ladies shoes we sold for $1.75 now The $1.50 kind now 11.10*. Wo lnvo ahvH. sale don't m 3an to #o out of business, but \ edsovet* we need the roe:n for the spring. ! ictly cash. .EE <& REMEMBER Tl *DAY JAN ooooooooeo PECI/ "t we will offer 5 ess Goo< U C K IN ! LINE or Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets | Military Brushes, Fancy 1 Brushes combs albums all sizes and prizes hand ba^s cud's and collar boxes ifold clocks ^lovo cases Bibles all sizes and prices ^ine oak shaving mirrors and many other things too 11 One e. I on and we will do the rest. }UG CO. wwww?' GANNON. | >w you yet up t'ds nioridny? , how else do \ou e> pect me ir of Calhoun & Cannon's E S I and looked throuyh their h and they are low down <, but you know Zeue it is ther people's debts. Yes! as away below the si called 5 AND i IES I !?y hnv? Im-ci) in business. ^ Jannon. f I SSSSGOOCS* BEGIN pkj&.?s I msm&msmmama NUARY 13 out at FACTOF er of pins up a uch us suitings and brilliantiiu $1.27) and a guarantee with e injjf in the clothing line an-l pint va intend miking som i changes. Si onn ri^ht on the sale wil U U IVI I IE DATE UARY i soosoooo # \L SALE I special prices through January on Lis Etc. COMPANY. % WATCH This Space for interesting information to every fam ily in Horry County, In the meantime when on the look out for BAR GAINS Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Millinery, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gent's Furnishings, Notions and Groceries be sure to call and see the 13IGr VALUES offered at I ( ! MHII HOUSE AT I ill n a ' I ?y COST. We intend sell- O it Cost. 0 >s that ?old the world over for 50 and 00 cents per yard, JK very pair. Shoes wo sold for $1.25 now 80 cents. Good Zn to suit anyone. The best pants you over saw in your and to make room for the immense stock we have eHB I open at 0 o'clock Saturday morning January 18th. Q p a n v 8 3th. 8 OOOOOOOOOOOOOQO^