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THE HORRY HERALD.
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ADYKHTISI NO If ATKS:
ItUHinoHH I,m ain, S coat i per lino. Cards ol
Thanks and Cnminunii-atin s of a Persona Nh
tare charged foi at spr< in I Kates necordinK t"
length. Oliiluuri-n, one cent a word in excesf
of 150 words.
UMK i a I Advert! * moil i ul Kates a'lowsn h\
|j?w. Display Advortis in nts, Kates furnished
on application. Make all Checks and Order*
payulde to the Editor.
THl.USDAY, MAY 10, 190(5.
Conway this week is entertaining
Confederate veterans with open
arms. The reunion was advertised
extensively and the veterans were
made to understand that they would
be welcome in the homes of the town,
and the.y arc here, l/ast year the
town had a reunion which was
enjoyed by all the old soldiers and
by people of the town too, but last
year's reunion was nothing compared
to this. The sons and daugh
tors of the heroes of the Lost Cause
have shown themselves this week as
being very much in love with the
small contingent of survivors
which every year is growing less and
less in numbers. May all those
who are here this week live to see
another year when we have no
doubt Conway will give another
reunion exceeding if possible the
success of this one.
So.mk one thought the court
house commissioners were asleep,
or at least "at sea'' as to *vhere to
put the new buildings. Doubtless
the commission will soon show that
they are very wide awake, and we
have no doubt that they will select
the proper place and the new buildings
will be just where they ought
to be.
The best lesson the small farmer
can learn is to realize that to buy
on time is to pay two prices, and
that by savins? his income and getting
ahead, so that he can buy with
cash and wherever lie pleases, he
will mount the ladder of pros| erity
by several rounds. Quit giving
crop liens.
The serious manner to labor in
this section, to which attention was
called in our last issue, will doubtless
receive attention, for the commissioner
states in his letter, published
elsewhere, that lie has communiated
with the proper authorities
Notiiino but the tight strings
uround the pocket books prevents
lhf> lilli 111
?.. w ...... ^ wi niiiiii: \ilCilllt spaces
ulon# our streets.
Oontini*ei) growth and improvement
in the town calls for continued
efforts toward that end. Town
authorities and citizens take the
hint.
As thk Methodist conference took
all the chickens, the reunion army
are subsisting on strawberries and
cream.
There are too many in Conway
who are minus the least spark of
town pride.
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)UR GENTS
RNISHING DEPT.
K have everything to wear from a f>c
collar to a $20 suit of clothes,
ire ready for you to make your selec
at prices that beats them all. Sumunderwear,
straw hats to please
ybody. Pants from iM)c to $5 on the
and 10th during the hours we are
We will ina^e a soecial cut ou ail
/oods for the Old Soldiers which will
Deduction of 20 ?|?
1 of our goods. Now if you want a
thin summer suit or a pair of low
hoes for comfort come to our store.
MAKK OIJK STOKK
Headquarters
while in town, we will do
everything to inako yon
comfortable.
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Tiikhk are three sites, one of
which will git the court house and
jail, but we arc tolling no secrets.
G uess.
! .'I lie Other Side of| the tVcnrlinjt'.
Kditor Herald: It' you will allow
I rue .''pace in your paper I will reply
U? Q. Hiiisou in regard to the little
yearling. LJinson says the yearling
. was U i I led and the train killed it tis a i
witness that it was his because the
arbitrators gave it to inc. I guess
r the train ran over it, but whether
it was killed bv the train or not is
| more than I can say as 1 have been
told it was killed by a night train.
| Is it not strange that it did not get
i killed in the day time. Hinson said
that the yearling would do too no
good but have already received full
value for it if the train did kill it.
As lie told you all the threats he j
. made at the arbitration in his article
I say the yearling was mine and am
able to prove it by responsible witi
esses. Hinson claimed ho marked
it when it was a calf but T have not
been able to lind out what his proper v
ear mark is. He was asked while on v
his oath at the arbitration what his f
ear mprk was and he first gave three a
different marks and finally said he ti
had no certain mark. 1 guess, if
some one would find Hinson's yearl- ^
ing he would try to claim ho was ,
mistaken as he did once before. I
will say my yearling was consider *
ably larger than his and also of a _
different color, but yet he claims it
and says he is not spending his
money for the value of the yearling
but for the honor in the ease I
will say when the court hears both
sides of the ease he is not going
to get any honor and but little beef.
John Stroud.
Fortunate MiasonJans.
"When I was a druggist, at
Livonia, Mo.," writes T. J. Dwycr,
now of Graysville, Mo.,"three of my
customers were permanently cured
of consumption by Dr. King's New
Discovery, and arc well and strong
to day. One was trying to sell his
property and move to Arizona, but
after using New Discovery a short
time he found it unnecessary to do
so T regard Dr. King's New Discovery
as the most wonderful medicine
in existence." Surest Cough and
Cold cure and Throat and Lung
healer. Guaranteed by Norton
Drug Co. Druggist. 50c and #1. L
Trial bottle free.
The IN'cws from Gurlcv,
Business at this place is generally *
goo:! for this season. R. M. Prince
is in the lead in the fertilizer business.
Mr. Prince has connected his
telephone lino to the telegraph oflieo.
This will be a benefit to the people h
j?r largo... Mrawberries are beir.g i
??hipped daily and everybody are *
,.leased with the returns . . 15. O. ],
, Hanson, of Hoston, Mass , has reIcently
purchased tlie nice farm and
residence c f Mr S. 15. McNabb at
this place. Mr. Hansom speaks very
enthusiastically of making this a ~
summer and winter resort for the
Northern people. We welcome Mr.
Hansom in our community and wish .
him abundant success. Mr. McNabb *
will probably engage in other busi- *
ness at once in this place, lie speaks
of going into the mercantile busi- (.
ness... It. M Prince was here to
day on business. . Our public school ^
is moving on very nicely under the
' management of Miss Australia 11 in- d
son. It. P.
Have you weakness of any kind
stomach, back, or any organs ot
-1 " ?!'?
U1JC wvyvtj 4 l/Ull U UUSU yuurscu WHO
ordinary medicine. Hollister's
Kocky Mountain Tea is the supremo
curative power, 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. At Norton Drug Co.
MARRIED. a
At the residence of W. J. Booth
Mrs. Lizzie Hux to Mr. A.J. Gore,
G. Walter Booth, Notary Public, t
performing the ceremony. We wish
them a long and happy life. B 4
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OCULISY &
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Who visited our town snr. iner a
ircfeBainn, will a ain resell C.niw ly on
MAY 19 AND RE
Parties having any trouble with their ej
vil 1 do well to take ndvnut ;? of this opnt
rell etjulppd for hi- profession and of court
or itself. I'tvsen!!} h i | nnsnntly
peeial visit uhieh h> im i ! if< !y to New "i
rip.
sONSULTATIO AND OFFICE
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MY STOCK OF
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I everything that can bo found olwowlior^. *
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Seemohofoi. pun I. ; : \<>u want to
save big money, J
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That Gives Pleasu
Ilymuri'h Hi i id lire the </ood of
as tlie best t!. ; ootid bo obtained fro
\ nice White lire;
'hill weight and lovv j>ri? > ehcapov tb
We want to huvt y.. . ; > . i . ;/ular e;
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WEA8110 HSISO:
SPRING AN
stock for LP die
Souths and Chile
see us. We will be
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K\V M A N,
OPTICIAN
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ml was exceptionally successful in his
EMAIN TO 25i
fs or need glasses scientifically adjusted
irlunity. Dr. Newman is exceptionally
< ? the work he done here before speaks
located at Joplin, Wo., but owing to a
i*< rk lie take* <..'onway in on his return
KINGSTON HOTEL. ^at)lc
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Scholarship and Kntrain'C
ICxnin i nation.
Tin' examination for the award of vacant
< holai - hips iu Winthrop College and for the ad
lissinn of new Students w ill he held at the ('otinty
onrt House on Friday, Jnly lith, at II a. in. Aplii
ailts must not he less than titteen years of age.
t hen scholarships ar vacated after lulv d. they
ill he awarded to those in akin" the highest aver- kr
'_'e at this examination provided they meet the V
auditions governing the award. Applicants for
cholarship should write to President Johnson
efore the examination for scholarship applicaioij
hlanks, 4
Scholaraliips are worth SHOO and free tuition,
'he next session well open September li'th, l'.HJli.
'or further information and catalogue, address
res. I), li. Johnson, Itock llill, S. ?
NOTICE Of DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Ithday of May at 11 o'clock in the
orenoon, the undersigned will ap>ly
to the Judge of Probate of Hor\V
county, at. his oflice at Conwav,
S, C., for a final discharge as adninistrator
of the estate of John W.
Pimcry deceased. T. Silas Diraery,
Qualified Administrator
1 1- (i td. J. W Dimery Deo'd
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re and Strength
the whole wheat in the Hour, ft
in carefully ground grain.
ad
an you can make it yourself,
iter of this good bread.
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i. Hyman.
10I\ live OUR
D SUMMER
is, Gentlemen, ,
Iren. Come to
pleased to?show
ings we have in
rwcar.
l NICE LINE OF j
ELIJNTO- 1
i OVERCOATS, JMEN, YOUTH J
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DRY GOODS DEPT I Jf
IS now open to show you anything in I
Silks, Mulls, Chantfable Silks. Ready I
Made Silk waists, Cravno, Madras,
summer Lawns or anything in the line of I
DRY i jg
GOODS. 1 r?i
Prices reasonable enough. Our line of ?g
Hats are troinu at. low prices. Wo also rj
liave a nice lino of Ladies Oxfords, Re w
?ure to call and examine our floods and I AA
^et quick service and satisfaction, I
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KEEP ALL THE IMPROVED |
FARMING I
IMPLEMENTS.
IS US. IKS. II IMS
OUS.t HAltN IS PULL,
ONE OAK ?>f Horses and Mules in March H. We have large ami small mules
ood broke that will suit any kind of woik and some of trie best horses we can buy.
V'e also have a good stock of Huugies and Wagons.
W. JENKINS est SON
SPRING '
MIL! INFRV
I HAVE OPENED UP AT THE
MASONIC HALL
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A FULL LINE OF SPRING MILLINERY. LADIES
HATS MADE TO ORDER AND TRIMMED
IN THE LATEST STYLES BY AN PER
MILLINER WITH YEARS OF EXPERIENCE.
I GUARANTEE TO PLEASE IN STYLE AND
PRICE. WHEN YOU ARE READY TO RUY
YOUR SPRING HAT CALL AND LOOK AT MY
LINE. NO CIIARGEi FOR GOODS,
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