The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 15, 1906, Image 8
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Thursday Fobru^'
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Kditor "iiKHAi.ijS^- if sjlHcw
permit I will be j^favl to sajC \ 9
.. words from this-pbin't, * ^ v
The health is yood at presei\v*cxeept
a case of chills and fever which
has victimized Kov. il. B. Boberls.
K. l\ Johnson has moved to his
old home near .Box, S- C., after a
short staV-ut(llirley. I agrco with
"Uncle Ned" of shell, the old home
is the best of all resorts.
lie port comes to the writer that
Charlie Hard wick and Burt (J rah am
made a tlyin<* trip to Box last Sunday,
Let's hear from Mr. Allen ajjair,
his nrt.inlo ?hmiM lin Irtmr
?? > ? wav WI? v/v 1V1I?^ ? V I1IV II1UUI
c(l by the boys as good advice, os
pecially those who are so much given
to idleness and those extravagant
worluly ways.
Mr. Editor, there has been three
marriages in this section since my
last report
On Jan. 14th, 1900, at the home of
the Rev. II. R. Huberts, Miss Lizzie
Barnhill was happily married to Mr.
E. C Ray, both of Blanche. Miss
Lizzie is the charming daughter of
Mr 0. B. Barnhlll. Mr. Ray is the
hustling son of J. M. Ray, a deacon
of Joiner Swamp church.
On Feb 7 th, 1900, at the same
place, Miss Bettie Collins a much
respected lady of the Box section
was quietly married to Mr. J.T
Ray, a well known farmer i f the
Zoa n section. And on I he follow
ing day Feb 8th 1900, was the tins
wc should have so gladly witnessed
the happy marriage of Miss Doc in
Allen to Mr. N. A Johnson. Miss
Ihti'io io llm /thnnnnnif /lft.?..L*
?.-> itiv viiuiiuui^ yuma' uau^ut
er of M.. Hethcl S. Allen. So happy
are we to congratulate those
gentlemen for winning those fair
ladies for their life partners! Mr.
Tohnson is the only member who
constituted the home of his loving
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs
M. C.Johnson.
All three couple were introduced
to the holy bonds of matrimony b\
the Rev. H. II. Roberts.
There has been a Sunday School
organized at Joiner Swamp in care
of J. T. Alford as Superintendent.
Farmers are preparing for anoth
er crop. Our hope for them is a
bountiful yield.
Parmer
Hritons Neck Items.
Our new pastor has occupied the
M. E. parsonage. We all welcome
Rev. McConncll and family. Rev.
Council has been pastor of the Loris
circuit for the past three years.
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J.IIVIU 1JCI.-5 UIX'II <?. Ul'ill Ol
sickness in our community for the
past month. The pastor was prevented
from filling his regular ap
pointment last Suncay on account
of sickness in his family, which wo
were all very sorry to hear of.
Mrs. II. F. Tilton, a charming
youn^ widow of Kingstreo, has boon
v'siting relatives at the M, E.
parsonage for the past month. Mrs.
Tilton made a great many friends
while here. We hope she will soon
return.
Miss Smith, our school teacher,
has been visiting her home in Marion
Quito a crowd of young men and
ladies were noted at the M. E.
parsonage last Sunday afternoon,
every one seemed to enj y themselves
Must be some attraction
around the parsonage. Wo see a
great many young men from Marion
and around that have not been seen
there so often before.
Miss Rhoda McCornell, our pastor's
charming end attractive young
daughter, and cousin, Mrs. Tilton,
have been visiting at Eulonia, and
report having had a very pleasant
time indeed.
Miss Mary [lucks is visiting Miss
MeConnell now.
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vmu* ii urowu was mvuou 10 uuo"
tea at the hospitable home of Mrs
Brown a few evenings past.
Mr. Charley Craven, a pleasant
young gentleman of Marion, was one
among the guests that took tea at
the home of Miss Rhoda McCornel)
a few evenings past. Come again,
Mr, Craven, but we have not nn\
young lady to spare. We wish von
much success, though. lie has
found some great attraction around
the Neck, just as a great many ol
our yountr men nave done, since tin
new pastor lias made his appeal ance.
Miss Rhoda McConnell is going
to leave in a lew days to visit her
relatives at Kingstree. We hope
she will not extend her visit ver\
long as we will miss her very much
in all our visits to the parsonage.
If this does not reach the waste
basket J will return again souk
time. Clodhopper.
Poplar.
Health of community good.
We have been having plenty of
rain.
Mrs. M. L. Pender and daughter,
attended preaching at Sardis last
Sunday
Ne>vton Blanton an old Confi derate?
veteran who was wounded in the
knoe in the war, fell into a ditch
about three months ago breaking up
the old wound. He is still unable to
* walk.
It seems like there is a chance for
a hot Controversy between Holt and
Floyd.
We think there is much need of a
new court house and jail.
Remus.
?B. J. Stanley, colored, of the
.Hand section was in town lastTues
day on business,
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'utttiitn from Cool Sprinjr.
Jitor: As 1 haven't written
*ud old paper -The Horry
'f?anything lately, I will, if
'allow mo space, do so now
general health of the com <
" vot y good at present
many people at'e just,
"(iting from the measles.
? V I lucks A: Sons have planted
thcJa^hacco bed and a? e preparing
for aether crop. <
1) SpITrUman Hueks, who hold* i
a position as salesman with the
Burroughs A Collins Co , was homo
Sunday.
Mr. Doe Spivey of Conway, pass- 1
ed though this vicinity Sunday aist.
Kver.v hotly seems to he in good
spirits a? uppurentlv everything is
on a boom.
We are having line weather now
which .s admired by all.
The writer, in company with Mr.
W. B Carroll, had the pleasure of
spending a pleasant evening at the
beautiful home of Mr. 13. C. Jenkins
on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Jenkins
is a fine entertainer.
We long to see the time coaie
when our people will become interested
in the culture of strawberries
as we have the finest soil the country
affords.
I wonder what our national
government means? We notice in the
Advocate that some of our American
girls have been trasported to
Cl ina and sold as slaves.
i Tom the appearance of the young
folk wedding hells will soon be ringing.
The Herald is a welcome visitor
in our home every Thursday.
Best wishes to the Herald and its
readers. A. C. II.
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Wichcal Items.
M.. 1.^ -l!i - Ml ?
inc. I'Aiuor: win you please allow
me space in your columns for a few
items.
We had some icy cold weal her
last week.
It seems that farmers are slow
about prepar'ng their farms for an other
crop.
Mr, W. If. Cams is preparing the
material to build another cot lace.
Mr. J. L. Boyd is away in other
i arts of the country on business
this week.
O. M. Boyd paid fr?ends in Conway
a pleasant call on Monday
Misses Bertha and Gertrude Boyd
are visiting friends in Conway.
Misses Bon and Mary Cartrettc
are spending sometime with relatives
and friends in this place.
Mr. Oliver Graham and hissi. ter.
Miss Annie visited friends at their
old home in Eloyds last Saturday
and Sunday.
We are expecting wedding bells in
our midst soon as some of our vounp
men are building
Best wishes to the ITerald and its
legion of readers.
News Boy.
Tlic Defense ait Alit>i.
Editor Herald: Please allow u e
space in your paper for a few words.
1 do think it a disgrace to the good
peop'.c of our county that so little
attention is paid to the perpetration
of crime, and that some men for the
sake of a few dollars will work so
hard to free the guilty ones. It has
got to that place that a man is in
danger of losing his life if he insults
another. If a man is insulted about
the first tiling he does is to count his
dollars. If he thinks he has enough
to pay out he don't mind cutting or
hooting his fellow man knowing
that for a few dollars he can defy
the law and yet clear.
I learn today that steps are being
taken through some wrong statements
or accusations against John
Harris to bring him into court as
the one guilty of the assassination
of Rev. H. D. Grainger. Now, Mr.
Editor, 1 just say what 1 am going
to say now to save Harris a deal of
t rouble?to save the county the expense
of trying an innocent man-?
just for the purpose of making some
one a few dollars. I don't think it
uiiflvt fA < n il./\ 4 -
ii^uu KiA niu uuuuiy to support
men in any such vocation. To find
out where John Harris was 011 the
day when the liev. Grainier was
killed see C. W. Jinx, A. M. Hooth
and his wife, W Hooth. N.J. Hooth,
Will Thompson Grayer Carl ret to,
Jim Perkins, (e ?llcnr\ Mays, (col .
?Ve think yon will (ind himearly that
day in Kingston lake near Hrown
hwanip land in;.1 i.i com >any with
soveral others li dun<r about tifteen
miks from the pi ?' < <>f the assasina
ion it would be wry little trouble
to enlist the names of fifty persons
i.car and who are personally ac
(juainted with Harris, that disbeieve
any such report. I hope to live
to see the day when justice will bo
the thing sought instead of dollars
in all such cases.
Kev. W. S. McCaskoll failed to fill
his appointment at Good Hope
church on Saturday and Sunday.
Joe Graham and faimly are still
having trouble with typhoid fever
Hob Anderson being very low at
this writing.
Jn a letter just received from
Galivants Ferry we learn that Mr.
G. C. Barnhill is still very sick.
Among those visiting their best
girl in this section on Sunday were
Mr, Hell of Bayboro, Devi Anderson
of Burly and Jimmie Stevens of
Hisco. Get out old folks.
With best wishes for the welfare
of our country and the Horry Herald.
H. B. Holmes
Good looks bring huppiness.
Friends care more for us when we
meet them with a clean smiling
face, bright eyes sparkling with
health, which comes by taking
Holiister's Rock3r Mountain Tea. 35
cents. Norton Drug Co
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t'riiiccvtlle. I
Ki? tok Hkhaii>: Please nlkw me
space in your volumns for a fe e line*.
Health gen -rally good.
Weather pleasant uftor heing so
cold.
Our farmers are hustling along
with their work.
We are going to plant less cotton,
some tobacco and a (heap) more corn
Yes, we want to raise more grain
crops and help to trill the Northern
speculator who is aowling over the i
high price of cotton;
Jno.T. Prince was here recently
from Chadbourn, N. C, and while
chasing a cow which he bought from
his brother A. K. Prince, he lost his
purse containing $00.00 cash, life
insurance policy from the W. O. W.,
and several other valuable papers.
We hope Mr. Prince will be lucky in
finding it.
The members of Ploasant Home
Haptist church met Monday to lav
the foundation for the new church
which will be a credit to the community
when completed. We bid them
Godspeed.
Stephen 1 Tucks who has done some
good work in the Princeville school
will soon leave us to take np his
abode elsewhere. He made many
friends while with us.
We would like to hear from J
Lewis Leo, telling us how to piant
and cultivate Irish potatoes and radishes
for a success.
We want the Adrian correspondent
to tell us more about tobacco.
Also please tell us what was tho size
of the 80,000 hill plat, and the 10,000
hill plat.
W i wli intr lio llft? i f n nn/1 do
ii vuv> iirinaiii' ?uv? na uiauj
reactors a prosperous year.
Plow Hoy.
Ouklon !Ncw?.
There is no complaint of lack of
moisture in this section at present.
On the contrary, almost everybody
is eager to see a change, as un er
existing conditions it is impossible
to make any headway with outside
work.
The roads are in horrible condition
owing to the long continued wet
weather, hi d the usual talk relative
to road building is heard in the land.
It is not likely that there will be any
practical result, because of the fact
that the situation of the people is
very similar to that of tho Ark insas
Traveller relative to repairing
the roof of his house, in that while
it is raining they cannot repair the
roads and when it is dry thoy do
not need repairing.
It is rumored that several business
changes arc to take pi ace at
Oaktun very soon
Mr. Hughes of Jordanvillc was in
this community a few days ago on
business.
Kev. J. L). Tlarrelson, on*, of iCastern
South Carolina's leading ministers
was greeting his many friends a
few days ago.
Miss Dutlie Harmon of Chapman,
m \ i t ! l*\n n t! root 1 iro /?!' VI I.jo
_r. w.j o vnv ut i i cv\y vi rv ^urov v;i ?mod
Emma Richardson.
,1. M. Dottier, oneof Marion's young
merchants, is visiting his father.
W.M, Spates spent a portion of
last week in lower Florenco county
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hayes of Kemper,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Cleveland Smith of Marion,
is the guest of Miss Alice Owens.
Stranger.
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Tax KcturiiH. .
The Auditor of Horry County will
bo in his oflioe at Conway, S. C ,
froui Monday, January 22nd, to
February 20th, for the purpose of rewiving
tax returns for the fiiscal I
year 1000.
All able bodied mules capable of
earning a support between the ages
of 21 and 00 years shall be deemed
taxable polls.
The ii urn be i of your school district
is important.
Transfers of Real Estate sheuld be
noted with care. Executors and Administrators
will make, their returns
strictly according to law.
Failure to make returns within
the time specified subjects die delinquent
to a iienalty of 50 per cent.
j. A. Lewis, Aud.
-J. T. Tompkins and J.J. King
spent some time in Conway lust Friday
on business.
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WE ARE 11EC
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Youths and Chil
see us. We will be
you what nice tY
X^eaXhe
WE ALSO HAVE
CLOT
and have some special bargains
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Bargains, Bargaii
to buy your She
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At Wholesale Pri<
Marlow Shoes th
: world beater and
it. Also a few pa
$1.00 to be close
rolls of 25c Oilclc
Be sure to com
sold at prices qu
nnNiwz
11 "I.1! 'J! 'JLWLlEliL t ' .
PrlffhtftillY Burned.
Chas. W. Moore, a machinist ol
Ford City. Fa. bad his hand frightfully
burned in an electrical furnace.
He applied Bucklen'fi Arnica Salve
with the usual result; ''a quick and
per foot euro. Greatest healer on
earth for Burns. Wounds, Sore*,
Eczema and Piles. '25c at Norton
Drop Co. Drupgist
?Court convenes here next. Monday.
The usual court week crowd*
are expected .
Methusala was all ripht .you bot,
For a good old soul was. he.
They say ho wood be living yet.
Had he taken Rocky Mountain Tea
Norton Drop Co.
UTTT.TaVfi
i* m j mj kj
I
COMING
SOUTH!
I want to help>011 #et it by sellin#
your timber. vVo call farming
lands and city property anvwherr
from Mai no to Texas. I am in daily
| touch with capitalist* North, East
' and South. My facilities aro unsurpassed,
my mothoda will sell it
whoro others fail.
Buyers will p'ease make known
their wants at this oflMce.
J. W. Connellj',
REAL ESTATE RfiOKER.
NICHOLS. S- C
For Sale or Rent.?One lar#e
Ma#ic Lantern Outfit. Address,
J M Brinson, Daisy, S. C.
215*06. it.
Strayed?At my place, one small
iieiter unmarKGCi, reu. uwner can
#et hor by paying cost. J. I!. firin8on,
Daisv, S. C.
2-15-06. It
jeiviivg orrrt,
[D SUMMER
jentlemen, Maids
dren. Come to
s pleased to-show
lings we nave in
;rwearA
NICE LINE OF
HLING
iu OVERCOATS, MEN, \OUTII
?8* SU1T8.
jssions.
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OUS VALUES
THIS MONTH IN
NG MATTING
iatefs going at cost. BARGAINS,
is all the time, but now is the time
les 1000 One Thousand 1000 Pair
?PLE SHOES
ses. Then we have a line of Julia
ie $3.25 kind for $1.49 This is a
nothing in the country can touch
iir of childrens shoes in Tan, price
4 A 1 < 4" O r\ m 1 t r /^v O ^ 1 - - -C*
d uui c*v uni^y 11yjmy 11 vu
)th, this is going at 15c. per y&rd.
ie in and see that goods are being
oted.
VY BARGAIN
HOUSE.
NEW PLANS^j
I 19Q6
Vy K have started 1900 in the ri^ro6
* spirit, \V< did ail in our power in
1905 to satisfy our mativ customer.*-.
WE HAVE MADE |
PRICES RIGHT B
The result has been very satisfactory and
we congratulate ourselves on t he general
appreciation of our efforts voiced on every
side Sincere thanks t everyone It is
our purpose this year to add to our IUt
many new customers if push and fair
dealings count for anything. Feeling
asj-ured of a generous reward and wishing
everyone success during 1900.
I L. H. BURROUGHS I
I COMPANY. I
I MAYO CORNP.R.
PEAR TREES, t
T*he Homewood Nursery
lias the following bargains in Nursery .Stock for the month of
FEBRUARY; Now is your time to buy.
Only 500 Pear Trees leit. Keefer, Oarber and Lecout.
1000 Cherry Trees, Early Richmond, English Mcrelelo.
800 Crimson Ramblor Roses.
500 Plum Trees, mostly Wild Goose and Marana.
1500 Grapo Vines, Mores Early, Early Ohio, Concord and Nigra.
A feW Peach and Apple rees left. Remember these are going at
BARGAIN PRICES.
CULTRA & DANFORTh, 00NW?Y0 *.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We wish to announce to the people of Horry county that we have
established a
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uaic iJiauic ai l_t>riS, S. L/.,
and we have on hand a nice selection of Young Mules and Horses, which
we will sell for cash or on time with good paper. Our stock are such as
we can thoroughly reccommend and guarantee. VVe are prepared to sell
them at figures that will save you money, and are in shape to give as
good terms as any one Come to sec us, we need your trade and can
show yon some good stock at prices as low af, any one.
Yours Truly,
I aswniPi. .'
j LORIS, S. C.
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