The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 31, 1906, Image 7
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MERCHANDISE
I desire to inIrtYin the
public generally that I
bhave in stock one o' the
Choelest and Frcslu-st
S oeks of Family and
Plantation Oroccties ev- WAi
tAi <r brought to Conway,
which I am offering at
t he Lowest Po.-sil) 1 e kAi
Prices. My stock of
no G<??l?
Clothing, Shoos and
II uts Men, Women and
ko\ 4 Children are of the hit kAi
est Styles and at the
Lowest Prices. VV
A. IV JOHNSON. Sf^
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I Chinese Laundry!*!
f| Colinrs and Cutis, Iron
H ing Machine. Work turn
a od out promptly. Send K
me a trial order. Family ?
J washing taken. SatisfacH
tion guaranteed. Work
d neatly executed, and in fc
First Class Style. Yours
for Good Work,
fl Call on
|CEO. LVM.j
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G. S. HACKER & SON,
544, 546 and 548 King St,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
M OU L1H N G ,
Window uiul Fancy Glass a
Specialty*
THE ORIGINAL'
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
Cures sll Coughs slid ?i
assists in expelling ?{/ soman* th?
Colds from the ?0?*T?
|iirai LAXATIVE
HONEYIeTAR
PRRPARBD AT TM 5 LABORATORY OF
C. O. D?WITT & CO., CHIOAQO, U. 8. A.
CONWAY L>ttUG CO.
THE HARTFORD
Life Insurance Co.
THE STRONGEST II THE WORLD
I will write .you a policy in the
Hartford Life Insurance Company,
of Hartford, Conn., on most liberal
terms. For further particulars call
on or address
S. M. Tompkins,
Underwriter,
ConAuiy, South Carolina.
A. D. LEWIS,
Physician and Surgeon
SKA, S. C.
1 liavif*dlacontlnued my oflicent Nichols
and permanently located at Green Hea.
Chain <iati?r Notice.
Magistrates will take notice that
tihoy may commit prisoners to chain
gang direct which is now stationed
at Strickland Ford, on Lake swamp
W. K. Holt, Sup;
D. T. PANSON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR,
Conway. S. C.
PMfttieing with H. B. Scarborough,
. Magistrate and Circuit Court cases
** a Specialty.
Prompt attention given collection
of claims.
?Strawberry checks printed at
this otlice.
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THE HORRY HERALD.
Thursday May 31 1906.
Kind Words Will Never l>ie.
Ore of the most profitable and
delightful habits that anv one ran
contract is to speak well of their
neighbor. It costs vou nothing and
it develops the faculty which makes
it possible for you to see the <rood
features instead of the bad ones.
By doinif this the world will assume
a different, complexion, and instead
of beintf hated and becoming an
enemy to yourself and your feilow
men, you will become or.e of those
kindly spoken persons whom everybody
loves mid iiro I'O'I'I" ...so:
V , , - V ?*?.> ??'?" willing
to befriend If we would only form
a good habit, even if under pressure,
after awhile principle would displace
habit and we would have a
character standing on its own convictions.
So then let us turn a new
loaf and promise if we can't sp< a'<
well of another we will not have
anything to say about the.u Charge
this to one of the working principles
of our life and sec how much
better and happier we wi'l be. 1
will supplement the true poem of
James Whitcomb Tiiloy, which is
one of my favorites:
When over the fair fain" of friend or foe
The shadowsof disgrace shall fall, instead
Of words of blame, or prophet of thus ami so
I.et something good he snid,
Forget not that no fellow being vet
May fall so low hut love may lift Ids head:
Even the cliook of shame witli tears are wet,
If something good he said.
No generous heart may vainly turn aside
In ways of sympathy; 110 soul so dead
But may awaken stiong and glorified
If something good he said.
Sol charge ve, by the thorny crown.
And by the cross on which the Saviour hied.
And by your own soul's hope for fair renown,
l.et something good he said.
.T. II. Long.
Postmaster Kohhcd.
G. W. Fouts, Postmaster at
Riverton, la., nearly lost his life
and was robbed of all comfort, according
to his letter, which says:"
For 20 years I had chronic liver
complaint, which led to such a severe
case of jaundice that even my
linger nails turned yellow; when my
doctor prescribed Electric Hitters;
which cured me and have kept me
well for eleven years." Sure cure
for Biliousness, Neuralgia, Weakness
and all Stomach, Liver, Kidney and
Bladder derangements. A wonderful
Tonic. At Norton Drug Co.
Drug store. f?0 cent.
lona and Pleasant Meadow Items.
Mr. Editor: As 1 haven't, seen
any thing from here in tpiitc awhile
1 will write a fcv\T items.
The health is generally good.
Crops are not very good owing to
the dry weather Rain would be
very acceptible.
Rev. Walter Todd faile l to fill his
appointment at Pleasant Meadow
church Sunday. Rev. Henry Holmes
preached in his stead.
Miss Hula King visited her home
the latter part of last week, returning
to Howard Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Cottinghain
visited the latter's mother near Mul
lins last woek.
The Sunday school at lona is in a
nourishing condition under the man
agement 01 Mr. D. W. Cartwright.
Mrs. Khzabetta Floyd and Miss
Allie Anderson visited relatives in
Floyd section last Saturday and
Sunday.
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jluc wi"iirs ill'u ridj^llljf 111
this section and I expect them to
ring again before long as the boys
and girls are still a courtin'.
Mr. Matthew Causee was quietly
married to Miss Ida Sarvis on last
Sunday morning, J. Q. Graham performing
tho ceremony. The bride
is the charming daughter of Mr. L.
T. Sarvis and the groom is a highly
respected young man. Their many
friends wish them sunshine and happiness
through life.
1 would be glad to hear from our
Brother, A. D. Jackson, of Floyds.
Two Little Girls in Blue.
Death from Appendicitis
decrease in the same ratio that the
use of Dr King's New Life Pills
increases. They save you from
danger and bring quick and painless
release from constipation and the
ills growing our of it. Strength and
vigor always follow their uso.
Guaranteed bv Norton Drug Co.
Druggist. 25c. Try them.
Gideon INott*
Health is generally good in this
section*
Crops are looking fin*?.
Fish fries are the order of the
day-.
Misses Lula Cappvs and Martha
Jenkins attended the fish frv on the
4th inst and reports a tine time.
Rev. J, I). WaBuolson filled his
appointment, on the 3rd Sunday.
A large crowd attended, among
those were Mr. T). V. Capps. of
Conway, Messrs George and William
Capps of Jordan vi lie,
Messrs. Gurley Jones and II. F
Grantham called on Miss L. C.
Capps Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Washington I^ewis of Labana,
spent Friday night with his sister.
Mrs Sarah Capps of Gideon.
Miss Martha Jenkins gave Miss
Lula Capps a pleasant call one day
recently.
Wedding bells are ringing.
Lets hear from the Florida boys
again. Correspondent..
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Digest* what you eat
A
IA Painless Cure
Never resign yourself to
pains are curable. They a
conditions of the female o
| promptly attended to or danj
IT COMEDO W<
whenever she suffers from any of wo
It not only compels the pains to stop
the cause of the pains, which prever
It makes you well. Try it.
Sold everywhere in $1.00 bottl
WRITE US A LETTER
freely and frankly, In strictest confidence,
telling us all your symptoms und
troubles. We will send free advice
(In plain sealed envelope), how to
cure them. Address: Ladies'Advisory
Dept., Tin Chattanooga Atedlcine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Hayboro Items.
Health generally good.
Crops are looking line considering
the (1 rv won t her
W. H. Hell and A. Holl made a!
trn> to Columbia last week. jl
Mr. P. M. Prince lias recently h
purchased him a line pair of buggv
iiorses, '
G. G. Godfrey passed through '
here recently. . .
Our bachelor boys attended church i
at Zoan Sunday. We always ap- :
' preciate seeing old maids and bach- i
elors at church and see their beau- 1
tiful smiles. > I
Come out candidates and lets see
who you are. We expecting one >
from here for Supervisor.
K. and C. i
It pours the oil of life into your '
system, ft warms you up and starts J
the life blood circulating. That's ]
what Hollister's Hocky Mountain \
does. '!.*? cents, Tea or Tablets. i
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The local railroad attorneys are 1
flooding the Senate with telegrams '
demanding that they be excepted
from the anti-pass proviso of the
railroad rate bill. These local
railroad attorneys rarely have any
legal business before the courts for
the railroad, unless it is a "cow
case". They are political agents to
see that "safe and sane" men arc
elected to the legislature and congress
and are more detrimental to
the people's iuterest than any other
of the railroad otlicials. Cutting
olT their railroad passes reduces!
their opportunity of mischief and >
voters of all parties should watch
the actions of their senators and
representatives on this important
matter, for it will indicate more
then anything else if they are
really friends of the people or the
corporations.
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lllive you pains in tho back,
inllammation of any kind, rheumatism,
fainting spoils, indigestion or
i constipation, Ilollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea. Makes you veil,'
keeps you well. 115 cents, At Norton
Drug Co.
EiHwaonarxx rr-m eexw~
Will Happen \
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n wu rw-s .- I i
II VF1 j
Sore Mu scles, Odd I
Burns & Scalds
At All Dealers Price 2jfJ0fof/.0i\
Dr.Earl S.Sloan
Wintlirop Collect*
Soholarsliip ami I'.nt ranee
Rxaminnt ion.
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i JIH- a-,\ a III I nan >ri ill! llie ii?ill < i III wiriuii
!! HftiohraliipB in Winthrop t'ollego and lor tin* ad
niMian of now wtim v ill he held at the < oiinty
'owrt House on Friday, July tilh, at 9 a. ni. Ap1
jdfcnnt* must not he less Minn lliieen years of ago.
AA'ken wltolarship* ar * vacated after Tulv i>. they
uvillhe hv.ardod to those making the highest aver
ame at tJila examination provided they inert t
ouudUlons governing the award. Applicants for
scholarship should write to President Johnson
'before the examination for scholar-hip application
blank*.
j Scholarship* dre worth *100 and free tuition,
'"Tin* next session well open September l!>th, lliOU.
I Kor further information and catalogue, addre t
.Pres. I). It, Johnson. Kock Ilill, s. c.
I ?Timber deeds and timber opt ions
f Co* sale tit the Herald otliec. Call
' you need blanks of this kind.
of Curable Pain 1
suffer pain. Women's ^
re the sign of dangerous
rgans, which should be
serous results will follow.
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Gvrdai
OMAN'S RELIEF
man's biting and weakening pains,
i, but it follows up and drives out
its them from coming back.
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"WITHOUT A PAIN,"
writes Mary Shelton, of Poplar HH
Bluff, Mo., I c?.n do my housework,
although, before taking CARDUI, two
doctors had done mc no good. I can
truthfully say I was cured by Cardui
I waut every suffering lady to know of
this wonderful medicine."
Let^ad S&le.
COURT OF PROBATE
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of a deeree for sale of land in
lid of assets, made in the ease of Albert
II. Long Administrator, et al., petition
i?rs, vs. Bettio MrM. Long et nl, respondents,
and dated the 5th day of March
A. 1). 1900, the undersigned will sell at
public auction within the legal sale hours
before the court house door in Conway,
S. C., on salesday in June, 1900, it being
:he 4th day of said month, all and singular
the following described lands and
premises to wit:
Tract No. 1?That certain tract of land
containing eighty-live acres more or less,
lying on the west side of the Waccamaw
river and north of tho old road loading
from Pot BluiT to the late residence of
I. M. Woodward, bounded on the southeast
by lands formerly owned by A. M.
Pusenbury, now supposed to bo in possession
of.1. I), llaigler, on the east by
lands formerly owned by John Paul, on
the west by lands now or formerly of
the estate of the said J. M. Woodward
and on the north by lands of K. .1. Beverly,
the same being that identical tract
conveyed to the said Loren/.o I>. Long by
'A. W. Pusenbury by His deed of date.July
5th, A. P. 188.1, recoided in the olllce of
Register Monse Conveyance for Horry
County in deed book Y at pages 587 and
588, as reference to said deed and record
and plat of the same made by M. b\ Sarvis
of date January 11th, 1888, will more
full)' show and describe. (Subject to
mortgages covering this and also homestead
of L. I). Long )
Tract No. 3.?All the light and title ol
the late L. P. Long in all that certain
tract of land containing live acres begin
ning at a stake on land of W. P. Woodward
on i lie east side of the Paulej
Swamp road thence up said road one
hundred and twelve yards to a stake
thence in an eastwardly direction parallel
to W. I). Woodward's line two hundred
and sixteen and one fourth yards to i
stake corner thence in a southwardly dl
rection parallel with the Pauley Swanij
road one hundred and twelve yards to i
stake corner on land of W. P. Woodward
thence along the line of W. I). Wood
ward to the beginning corner on the road
bounded on the north, east and west b)
lands of II. II. Burroughs' estate, and or
the south by lands of W. D. Woodward
the some having been conveyed to the
said Lorenzo li. Long by II. II. Bur
roughs by his deed of date Jnnuary 18th
A. 1). 1900. This tract in possession ol
Laura McQueen.
Above tracts were sold by mo on sales
cloy In April last, tract No. 1 to W. L.
Alishoe, and tract No. U to Laura Me
Queen, but as they have failed to comply
with their bids, said tracts are resold at
the risk of said defaulting bidders.
TEHMS OP SALIC- Cash. Purohnsei
to pay for papers.
11. N. Sessions,
Judge of Probate J lorry County
May 7, 1000. !3w7
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THE |
GROCER.
1 respectfully call lIn* attention of tIn*
purchasing public to the fact that I carry
oi?o of boat stocks of FAMILY AND
PLANTATION OKOCKHIKS ever seen
in this market and am prepared to name
the lowest prices on same, You are oordially
invited to let me supply your .rants
MY STOCK OF
! GENERAL MERCHANDISE
i* complete iu ail departments embracing
everything that can lie found elsewhere.
' The choicest goods at the lowest prices.
See me before purchasing if you want to
save idg money,
INotice.
All persons holding clams against
the estate of Nancy J. Cooper, late
of Uorr.v County, are herd), no
tified to present the same duly
attested to the undpr?Jtrni?d within
the time allowed by law, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery, and all persons indebted
to said deceased, are hereby notified
to make payment to tin
undersigned.
Lucy M. Cooper,
Qualified Executrix, Nanct
J. Cooper, Pcc'd
The High j
Appreciation |
I of our constant efforts to please p
jjj the trade is shown by the con- |
1 tinned patronage of our Cus-1
I tomers 1
' UK K \ li BEACHING EFFKF I\S OF OU It FAIR DKaL I
I 1NUS IS SHoWN BY THFw\DDITB>N OF NEW CUSTOMERS ?jj
Til K THRIFT AND PROGRESS OF OUR CUSTOM ERS |
IS SHOWN BV THK I NCRKASl NO DFMAN1) FOR A HIOII- I
Kit < LASS OK MKRCHANDISK.
WK HAVE NEVER BEFORE BEEN BUT 1KB PHF.PAR |
1) TO MKKl TIMS KM A NT) THAN WE ARE TODAY.
OUIt STOCK OK (JOOI)S IS MO UK COMPLETE THAN B
9 KVKit, AND WI TH OUK PRICKS CU T ANDRKCUTTO THK w
H LOWEST MARK CONS1STANT WITH SOUND BUSINESS H
\\ WK AUK STILL IN TDK LEAD. MAINTAINING THK K
U CON F1DENCK OF ALL OUK CUSTOM KUS AND It API I >LY g
H CONVINCING THK PUBLIC Til HOUC II Til K M KBITS OK I
| OIJ1CG0MMOD1TI KS THAT
I The Gully is the Place!
I TO GET FULL VALUE FOlt EVERY DOLLAR YOU SPEND I
| CALL AND WE WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT THESE
| STATEMENTS ARE TRUE.
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DEA1-KHSL IN
' 8EIEML MEMIMISE11HMDF1ET1EIIS V NIVAL STIES
Richest Prices paid for (Jountiy Produce and Crude Turpentine.
; ]'?ii iiulIiiT
m Wo tnko ploAsuro In announcing to our eufUoinor* nixl lio public uenorallv that wo havo
^ ononiMl up a very comnluto anu attractlvo lino of BoaHonuhlo goous biiIUmI to thu wantB
i M ot the tratio, nnu which wo arc offering at reaaonahl prices* t
OUH GKOCIUtY DKPAKTMENT,
4 Consisting of Corn, Crist, Meal, Flour, Bacon, I.urd, Sugar, Coffee. &oM will lie B
[ found complete ami all cold ae cheap aa same quality can be purchased olBowhero.
; 1 NO BARGAIN DAYS Ok SPECIAL SALES, i
| to work off old stock and rubbish ag wo have none of that dun* of good* on hand, hut" B
1 we are selling the goods all the. year round at close prices. Crude Turpentine and ail {
1 fl kind* of Country Produce purchased at full maiket value. ^t'e fullv appreciate the B
a very liberal patronage with which we have been favored in the pant and respectfully ask I
) v a continuance during 1000. B
i ] DUSENBURY & CO. I
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ARE YOU^
RUIN DOWN
TIRED OR
NERVOUS?
USE PALATOL
Weak Lungs, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, PALATOL is the Remedy.
PALATOL is the moderation preparation of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites
and is the greatest Tonic and body builder known* to medicine.
You should try Palatol.
Co.. Price $1.00 Hot to.
NORTON DRUG GO.
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