The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 22, 1906, Image 2
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I'll nk* tint t niiniiinii-atii) t* of a IVixina N a
tn.i- fi.arpMl for :?t special Mutes according ?
length, Oliitnari s, one t ?nt a word it oxces*
I 'HI Witf(i8.
itU I'll Advertisements at Kates a low h\
l.:iw. Display Adva iti-em nit-*. Kfiirnishet:
nil application. Make all I'lieckti and Orders
aytthlo to tlie Editor.
THl RSDAY. FKIILMWIJY :'2. 1!K)G
In a town where there is no bettei
lire protection than there is now ii
Conway, there should bo an ordi
nance requiriuo ollhial inspection ??:
all lb os in bniUliiiL's especially' i
the business portion of the tow
The ordinance should require lb
Hues to bo constructed after a delinito
plan that will ma'?e them
against setting lir?* to the interio
f?r outsid?* of the buildings from
sparks Th s is probably a small ma'
tor in the estimation of some peoph
but really a more important mat
U r than one would suppose when
lirst viewed. It is a fact that some
towns in the country have the most
riojd laws on the subject, and in
those towns when such ordinances
are enforced, there is hardly cwr
a dost motive tire.
Wiikn one atterds the criminal
courts and list mis t o t ho proceedings
wherein mmi arc arraigned
for various cri n .id punished for
their misdoings, lie is forced to
wonder how it is that, men commit
wrongs in the face of the certain
punishment that they must know
surely follows. Hut there is much
iu this mixed world that mystifies
and that is entirely beyond comprehension
of the mortal mind. Since
the beginning of the world there has
been crime, and probably there
will be crime until the end. The
fear of certain punishment i s of
course a great preventative, and
it has been said that the criminal
always has a hope that he may do
the deed and escape the ninishment. i
Tn k court house bill lias become I
a law and in due course of time
I lorry will have her new court house
Those who opposed it. will favor ii
now just as much as those who
favored it before. This is human I
nature. I
Tiik session of the Legislature has
ended and the di: pensarv stands i
virtually as it did before. The mat- '
ter w ill go to 4 he hallo! b x verv
likely in the campaign next summer.
Tub criminal tloekot has cot been
very heavy this week, but there has
been enough crime punished during "
the court to warn those who may I e
criminally inclined in the future.
Deafness Cannot he Cured
by local application as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the
ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is cans "
ed by an inflamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Kustachain ,
Tube. When tins tube is inllamed
you have s rumblim/ sound or an
imperfect hearing, and when it is (
entirely closed deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out
of ien are caused by Catarrh, which v
is nothing but an inflamed condition s
of the mucous surfaces. .
We will tfive one hundred dollars t
ior any case 01 uoutness (caused by 1
catarrh) that caunot bo cured by
Ilnlbs Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars
free.
F. J Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. ToeTake
Hall's family Pills for conpjtistion.
I.ike all Our Subscribers.
I lorry Herald,
Con wav, S. C.
Dear Old Herald: What is the
trouble that you have not put in ;
an appearance no.v for more than
four weeks? 1 have been anxiously
waiting and waiting for you until
1 can bear the suspense no longer
and lam now writing to find out
what is keeping my dear old fr'end
away so long a time. Now I want *
you to come, and pay up those miss '
ing visits, too, for 1 do not wish to
lose one link from the home circle, i
With best wishes 1 am your friend. ! .
J. I) Grant
1402 Whittaker street,
Savannah, Ga.
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l.arire WildCat.
II. II. Jordan recently killed the
largest wild cat ever heard of. he says, ]
in Bucks township. It weighed M5
pounds, was about two feet high,
and its hide measured 4} feet in I
length.
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"About a year ago," writes Mrs. Mattie Allen, of T 1
1123 Broadway, Augusta, Ga., "I suffered with
jjj blind, sick headaches and backaches, and could get |1
Woman's Relief |
1 immediately commenced to improve, and |i
now 1 feel like a new woman, and wish to ^
iccuuimenu u iu an sick women, Tor l 1^3
WRITE nn. know it will cure them, as it did me." |$
8US ns. Cardui is pure, jnedicinal extract of pj
FREELY vegetable herbs, which relieves |jl
?) and frankly, describing female pciins, legukites female
B y?ur svmPtoins- we win functions,tonesuptheorgans
R? consider your case and give \v , _ ? r u So tVS
you freo advice (in plain sealeJ ^ piOpef State of health.
W envelope). Don't hesitate, but Try it for VOlir trouble.
jK1 write today. Address: Ladies' Ad- V,. ..
t,v vlsory Dept., The Chattanooga Medi- Every druggist SCllS it kj
ft; dnc Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. in $1.00 bottles.
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(>iir groceries are fresh < >nr Shoes j.r.? all bright yfle
Ami ?n> marie from Ilia hast, \\ |tli j>i i< ok H"t i iglil
Lyes of m-iutiny'p lest Th. ir tinalaais v"<"lI'riaioiinccs
them cleanly anil fresh. Niiotil.l !?? undei'stooil.
We would not sA> a word th-it would wrongfully ixliix nee you ?
4s buy from us, m ither would we sa\ .> word that woidd cau-o jell to jP
lost* a dollar, ji-t we li ( I it our dut j jo wo im? ii. business in 1 -iy (nets
belore you us wo see tlx m iliroiipb a business e\ v.? |<ix \v and
fknow lult w? ii that some houses "an to ll goods as cheap us we, hut
WILL THEY 1 >< > IT
is 1 he <|U"stion Can do and will do is ahoio thor dilT-r? rt . e
quote you no prices. You say, wh\! e'rom tlx- simple I act w Ion . ii
^ ?' ice we would he oilt, .) list sold the last lot \11 u\ . W t ?*, to'
4^ caroto tool you, bit will give you straight en ds a' low down prices,
We would especially invite yo..r attention to our Shoes and Tobuccnes.
^ Mitts and CupHare the j^??, Onr Dry Mood- ami Notions ait- - !< t,
I'rlt'OH 'tin trnouru lnw, At prices tliat would make yon i |*t.> 1 jt
Jy (piulitv and stylo yon know To think when y on were t>\
Sella tlie hat and we sell low. To get bit rutins that have nee;, selected,
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| I CALHOUN & CANNON., $
NEW STOCK.
THOSE WHO AUK IN THE IIABIT OK WKAIUNO GOOD's
bintt ure up-to-date in style and at the tight kind of prices, are invito'
to call and look over my selected stock of
SHIRTS, CAPS.
HATS, SHOES,
\XD NUMEROUS OTIIKH THINGS N KEDKD EYKKY DAY BY
MEN, WOMEN aNI) C1IIL HEN.
MY STOCK OK
CHOICE FAMILY GROCFRIF^
IS COMl'JYKTK.
33. K. TUTON.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
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M e wish id iuino iice to the people of IJorry (ounty that we have
stablished a
Sale Stable at Loris, S. C.,
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tnd we have on hand a nice selection of Voting Mules and I Torses, which
ve will sell for < ish or on time with go td paper. Our stock are such a*\'<
can thorou;r iv roccomuiend and guarantee. We are prepared to sell
hem at figures ha' will save you money, and are in s: ape to give as
food terms as t;? v one Come to sec us, we need your trade and can
.how you some good stock at prices as low as any one.
Yours Truly,
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LORIS, S. C.
PEAR TREES.
X?he Home wood Nursery
lias the following bargains in Nursety Stock for the month of
VKRKCA U V; Now is your time to buy.
Only 500 Pear Trees l</ft. Keefer, Garber and fiocout.
1000 Cherry Trees, Early Richmond, English Morelelo.
800 Crimson Hamblor Roses.
r>()0 Plum Trees, mostly Wild Goose and Marana
1500 Crapo Vines, Mores Early, Early Ohio, Concord and Nigra.
A few Peach and Apple r ;es left, Remember these are going at
11A EGA IN PRICES.
^ULTRA 6c DANFORTM, OONWsAYc
' BUY '
ONLY
HERE IS APLA
That certain tract, of land
seventy-one awes, more o
Ij. V. Vereen and 15. J. St
same. Has FOKTY or K
water. All the cleared la
tin- entire tract is all up
purposes, lias both clay a
mile from church, two mi
the new railroad, it is lan
c -tt 7r*-7+m*mmmmmr??
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||v REGISTERED
Fish scrap is usd
frill Norfolk, Va. p
Columbia, 8.C.
MILLIONS
COMING
SOI Til!
I want to help on get it by sellin**
your timber. A'e call farming
lands and city property anywhere
from Maine to Texas. 1 am in daily
uueu w n u capitalists North, l<jast
and South. My facilities are unsurpassed,
my mothcxls will sell it
where others fail.
Buyers will p'ouse make kn?wn
their wants tit this office.
J. W. Connell}',
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
NICHOLS, S- C
D. T. I'ANSON,
ATORNfY & COUNbELl.OR,
Conway. S. C.
Practicing with U. B Scarborough.
Magistrate and Circuit Court cases
a Specialty.
Prompt attention given collection
of claims.?
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that tho
undersigned. as Administratrix of
the estate of Fred Floyd, deceased,
will apply to the Judge of Probate
for Hoi rv county, at 11 o'clock a.
m , on February 2Kb A, D. 100(5,
for a filial discharge as such ad-,
ministra'rix. P L. Godbold,
Adm. Fred Floyd, deceased,
Trespass Notice.
All ] crsons arc hereby forbidden
to enter, lish, bunt or trespass in
any manner in or upon my lands in
Galivants Ferry township, bounded
by lands o<" W. F. Holt and others,
under the extreme penalty of the
law. Carmi Johnson.
4w4i.
TH IS " PLACE! If
$950.00 CASH. I
kCE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: |
in Dogwood Neck township, containing one hundred and
r less, bounded North, by lands of J. H. B. Edge; East, by i
anley; South, by Burroughs & Collins Co., and West by the
I FT Y ACKES OLEA BED, Four room house. Good well of
,nd is up land except three or four acres of fertile swamp,
land except about fifty acres, plenty of timber for farming
nd sand foundation It is one mile from post oftice, one
les from school, one mile from public road, one half mile from
d that is easily drained.
WOODWARD.
TTORNEY AT LAW
SOUTH CAROLINA.
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Fertilizer V
tor Big Crops |
$7 Less Acreage H
Fewer acres, lighter labor, larger yields?a happy
:ombination secured with FARMERS' BONE, the
tilizer proved perfect by twenty-one years of great
from Southern soil. Farmers' Bone is richest in
food for every stage of plant growth from planting
irvesting, and is suited to a great diversity of crops,
d corn, wheat to small truck.
Made wltH Fish I
! in every ton of Farmers' Bone, insuring nourishment
iditions ancf making it famous as X crop saver. Look _
ide mark.
RE'S THE SALES RECORD
INK OE THE CROP RECORD
/ 1086-300 TONS
1890-1,600 TONS \
1095-12,000 TONS X
190O~58,455 TONS \
905-130,091 TONS\
, S. ROYSTER CUANO GO. aaM;0- J
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VINOL
The Greatest Remedy for Coughs
and all Lung Troubles.
A Lung Tonic which does not fail
to produce good results.
PRICE, ONE DOLI.AR AT
Conway Drug Co.
BREAD
That Gives Pleasure and Strength
H,yman's Bread has the good of-the v^hole? y^ieat in the flour. It
has the be9t that could be obtained from carefully ground grain.
A nice White BreJbd
Full weight and low prices, cheaper than you can make it yourself.
We want to have you as a regular eater of this good bread.
R T. Hvm??
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NORTH CAROLINA WHISKIES.
SEND US YOUR ORDERS.
WE SHIP DIRECT TO TOD BY EXPRESS OR FREI6HT. 1
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ALL. ORDERS.
Remit by postal money order, bank sheck, express or cash. J.
CORN WH18KKY $1.23, $l.fiOnnd $u.rt) p?rr Oallo*
KYK WIIINKKY $1.00, $2.0C And *2.30 per Oalion.
APPLR BRANDY $?.?--$ Year? Old $8.28 per Oallon,
PKACH BRANDY $9.00-0 Year* Old $*.60 per Gallon* |
ti n OK CtlN. $1.00, $9.00 M(d $9.30 per Gallon.
If bottled add SO cents per gallon to above prices. ,
Will ship in plain package* without raarka or brands to indicaWcontent*, wken desired. We rske
NO ( II AKOK FOK JUGN OK PACKING. NBND AJLI? OBDKB8 XD
ANSON DISTILLING COMPANY,
W4WKSUOHO, IN. CJ. t
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