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I I MEET ME AT LEES. c < |p ' Every 1 Wo are snowing in every department OlJH Ol.OTlIIXU AND (1 KN IS IM'UNISHI special values in hoy's and men's s Underwear. Our Shoe Department is running o?c C ^ 1 /-v4-1-? * W1KJ 11 1 1 1 I Hats and Sh< fTRE^OMPEn I pat- LOOK I EWT % A Imeo Smes | I FOR | Slaught I VVIiii-h will IwM.in ii< .,D """ v compelled to sell n !"??\v hundred pa stock. We have 20 or Muts ol < nfl A larfto lot cloth prints White Homespun A small lot white and l'astines lawi I S. T. S A DIMTIONA I- 1 jOCA I.S . .lones wants 111,000 do/en eggs at once. W. L. Bellamy, J. M. Docntan and '1. C. Butler, .1 r., were in town last Monday in the* exercise of their oilicial eapae.ty as Supervisors of Registration, and sonic voters were registered. If the candidates want to meet crowd, just lake in the big slaughter sale at tho Conway Bargain House. Tlioy will dress you up from head to foot so cheap you won't miss it. Hand shakes absolutely free. The trains on the Conway, Coast and Western Railroad now run solid from Avnor to Myrtle Reach. Now if the Atlantic Coast Line people will give us a through train to and from Columbia we will be in the swim. For best sweet potatoes for summer use apply to Conway Bargain House, where they handle Ccorge Dickson's. They arc preserved by a new process and beat all others. vV. L. Singleton's card appears in this issue of the Herald announcing his candidacy for theollice of County Supervisor. For two years Mr. Singleton has Idled the position of one of the Commissioners on the county board and he has made himself quite familiar with the county alTairs. He is a progressive fanner of Bucks township, and his friends say that he is the right man for this position. The readers or the Herald will tind in another column the card of Mr. Ceo. L. Marsh announcing his candidacy for election to the ice of auditor of Horry county, si. cl to the rules of the Democratic \ n- i mary. He has had much ex per s - e as a book keeper, and is fully qu; i lied for the position. lie was member of one of the grand jur'n >. that so thoroughly investigated into' the affairs of the county oil ices a year or more ago. Be sure and read his card. 7. M. Dorman has entered tlie race for Superintendent of Education of Horry County and his card appears in this issue in the candidates, column, ins experience in the public school and the interest lie luis taken in education fits him for this important oflice. He has been filling a membership on the board of supervisors of registration and is so weil known over the county that he needs no introduction. The many friends of Mr. F. Alarion Johnson have been urging him to become a candidate for 1 he office of Judge of Probate of Horry county and his card appears this week in another column. Mr. Johnson is at present a citizen of Conway having purchased a farm in the vicinity and moved here about the last of last 1 year from Galivants Ferry. He is popular and has made many friends about Conway during his short residence here, who will no doubt join Galivants Ferry in wishing him success. ? - - - ? Send us your Job work. O N W A \ Day a Bar^a the best goods ?t the lowest prices. no Dici'Aht.m knt is lilled with the nits and pant?. Also a hig shown t with great Shoe values D> n DCs. IL^/o .ED TO SELL S 1 HIT i n I IU in RA. I I I MON I rj pL- Chill I P%, Xus^ieJ -JBL 28c ~| 4 *** ?I THE ' l| H er Sale | i'\v YoiU ajrent can got in. We are trs of ,slii?i?s to make room for new D lotliing wo will sell to #15 1 1 ~ to 5 7-8cents per yard r> to (i iffi per yur i E is I !l~l to 7 7-8 per yard ESSiONR I -w v ,t? W a 111 pc v, Kditor Herald: ? As it seems that we don't hear from this place through the eolmnnsol' your paper 1 will try to write a few lines. Health generally Rood. Cro])s line. Picnics and beach parties an; the pleasures of the day. L. P. JIard wick has been sinking a well at. his place. He has roiic down several hundred I'eet and have failed to Ret water as yet. lit; will at/aiii resume the work in a few days and ro still deeper into the bowels of earth after it. Mrs. M. H. Thompson has Rone to spend a few days with her Rrand parents at Piroway, N. C. Mrs. II. P. Livingstone of this place, has Rone to Sumter to spend the summer. Prof. O. I). Price has been woildinR the paint brush, which has added much to t he appearance of the town. It. h. Bell is building a nice cottage. There is to be a plaining plant and a sliingie mill opened at Wainpee in a short time which will be a good tiling for this part of the county. We learn that the Gardner A Lacy Co., will extend their road to Wampee in the near future. Politics arc quiet around here. K very body seems quite satisfied as to the decision of the Supreme Court in the Commander Johnson case and think it a shame that county and Stale had to be put to so much expense- for what? Best wishes for the Herald and its readers. Yours. Aunt Sue. ?* o Cool Sprinjr. Health of the people in our section is generally good. Farmers too busy to talk politics vet. Crops in our section are generally v lear of grass though small for the season but is improving fast. Tobacco is by 110 means encouraging. I). M Mislioo lias the finest tobacco the writer has seen. The woods are full of insurance agents and timber buyers at this time They will soon have to give way to tlie candidates. Some of our young folks attended 1 hf* ninii!/i CJ?x 1 ?..v, ??.u i w|Min oumruay and report a lino time. It is said several e audi dates wo.ro seen on their way to the picnic that morning but wo have not hoard from them. Mr. Kditor if Uncle Ned will pardon us wc will only mention a Tew visitors. Mrs. Addy Jones, who has been in Georgia for a number of years, is visiting relatives here. Ij. P Hughes of Conway was in o ji* section recently. Miss Sallic Durant of San ford and Iesse Mishoe of Hurley were the guests of Miss Mollie Mishoe. Saturday . K. U. Mishoe went to Conway on last Monday. Parmer. There was a meeting of the State Piremcn's Association in Georgetown last week. The company had elected delegates but none of them attended for some reason. *? MKIOT IS 1 i: ' s LOW in Day. latest styles and we are offering )g of llats, Caps, Hosiery and LEE AP ?wwwwvy^ ? You'll liiid ??ur Bargains on | jr aro no higger than our Ihirj in Stock. i poor merchants' grow rich trading here, while n crchants grow richer investing it merchandise. <r Of Dry Goods ; | RHADY-TO-W \\T K arc reaching out. alU ** ing espco'ally to the in lime does not fee1 like invc > w and sell it in dress lengths liiitlirs Walking Skirl Made of line quality, medium styles. One style made witfi IS tu self strapped and stitched. Shirts at $2 00. Our special price & n r- a /\i CD I O CMUI ? Wo carry a full lino of hulios an PURELY PERSONAL. Colon L'hipps was in this section recently, Pearlie Cox was an arrival in Conway last Friday. It. .). Lawriinore was in town the first- of this week. C. N. Causey was in town last Monday on business. L. R. Duncan was in town one da, recently on business. H, T. Harper of llueksport section paid Conway a visit recently. J. I'-. Stevenson was anions those in town on business last Thursday. J. V\ S|ivgy was among those who paid the Herald pleasant calls last week. 11. W. Cannon paid the Herald ollice a pleasant call one day last week. AV. W. Shelly and CI. 1). Huberts both visited Conway on business last week. Mrs. Klizabeth Martin was among those who visited the Herald office last week, Mrs. C. fj. Abrams was reported | as being very ill at her home near town last week. ? I Senator Ilolliday of (JalivantSi Kerry was amon^ the visitors in town last Monday. Mrs. Turbeville of Socastoe aeeoin- j panied by T. T. Turbeville visited J Conway last week. Misses Lillian and Maggie Johnson left last week to visit cousins I, at (lalivants terry. Circcii Sea News. Health of the community is very good at the present time. Local rains for the last few days, which were line for the crops, as they j have been needing rain very bad. J. L. Cletninons has the best corn in this section; Van dor Turner the linestcotton and W. II. Koberts tho liticst. tobacco, For fishing Van Uritt beats the band. The young folks of the com inanity are trying to make ufea fish fry providing they can get Mr. lirit t to catch t ho lish, A hailstorm stmck through the. Dogwood section some (lays ago. Miss Martha Floyd and brother J spent a day at Fair 15111 IT some time ' ago. Miss Frankie Watson and brother went toTaboi, N. O., one day last week on busi ness. Mr". Frndie Dlanton spoilt a day last week with Misses Mabolle and Heulnh Floyd. I have no weddings to mention but think the bells will : oon ring. Host wishes to the Herald. Two Preachers. | I There are some people who having no character to sustain, do not appreciate the value other people places ( on theirs. ? arm The candidates are gradually crawling out, Arr i/ P R IC I Our Mil oiiihruces many of the leading t tritinned and untrimtned huts un Our Dry (louds Depart ment is ti lovely shades and textures. A full supply of hotnespun an und prices. m COM IF WWWWWWV r: LOUIS CO! 232_AND 234 nHARI rich The House that Gives You Sa i our rui: l,Ait<;i<:s'r iiaii. oicdi - i .WHOLESALERS , Notions, Gents \ and Uphols' BAR GARMENTS r tin* merchants trade throughout ih .( reliant who is desirous of carrying ; sling in full piece goods. We can l>( E WiLL. OUT PIECE at Wholesale You will cony timnn good si?i ciai. inumui: n IiSKlioN Cliiria head. Two Ladies line quality Iliac oka. the other Waists, I rout covered wit made to retail back-, sells regularly es< special price H S3.00 d child reus inusliu underwear, in vvhi INcw's from I.nDaiia. Mrs. S. M. Lane and son, Monroe, visited relatives in the Lake Swamp section recently. Mrs. Liufus Johnson is quite sick at the home of her father, J 1A 11 at d wick near here. Marvin Skipper is on the sick list this week. Mrs. W T. Floyd, who has been right sick, is improving. Mr. Isaac Dawsey of this place, visited relatives near Joppa last week. Norton Johnson and sisters and Mrs. J. A. Johnson were in the Tor noy sect ion last week visiting friends and taking in the picnic. Some of our you no folks attended the picnic at Poplar last Saturday. S. M. Hano spent a day or two with his brother near Zoan the latter part of last week. W. A. Hughes' new five room house is weil under way of construction and when completed will add much to tla' appearance of his place. Crops in this section are gonerally small for the time of the year owing we suppose to the cool dry weat her. Oats are being harvested and are as good as could be expected. J. H. Hughes has the finest crop (> oats the writer has seen. Pruit is almost a failure here. Wo would like to know if this.is the case throughout the cdunty. Cor. [Wattle [Notes. Health is good and crops are fine, Peace prevails and all sublime. The much reeded showers have come at last and crops are in line growing condition, but we are dry vrt ... Tho Herald is a welcome visitor I here every Thursday evening. I am with forecast. Wait deserves some credit for pushing Johnson's claims when odds were so much against him. All good men have to bear persecution more or less during life, but this should cease after death, especially so after having been murdefbd. Messrs. W. M Soules and 1 L Cannon were in the Eldorado section last Saturday on business. Well, Uncle Ned, 1 want you to come to our house next Sunday. We are aiming to have beef again. Mr Ituss is killing a beef. Wonder if it wasn't the ghost of the Hinson Stroud yearling that those four brave men saw which Mr. Grasshopper tells us about? The Herald's warning 1o candidate? last week was good. All candidates who like mutton should not mention it on the campaign. I notice in last week's Field the Havboro correspondent set sheep killing dogs on the dispensary. vVhy not practice them after blind tiger. M' * i% . misses u. a. rorter una luzzio Cannon visited at Mr. T. P. Cox's Sunday. ! am looking for Uncle Ned next . >unday. With the best wishes for the good old Herald and its many readers. I 'odge. The lleruld $1.00 the year, I E H O U S llincry Depar tyles carried by Armstrong Cator <S b beauties and go for h song. lied to overflowing with the latest 1 il domestics. Call to see us when ?ANYo Dry wwvwwwws HEN & CO ST. KING STREET ,A K1' TON. S. C TRY tisfaction or Vour Money l>a? k. I.'If tltti vi iv vim A I wi AND RETAILERS [[jZ furnishings, Carp tery Goods. > IS OUR GREAT e Stall', and our success lias been phi i first class assortment of merehandi lp you to add tone to your stock an ? GOODS FOR YOt >;ratulate vour good judgment if \oi PS VOL) Slioilh INVF.ST I IN silk \VhU(n I.at k a tit 1 White China Silk made of linn h h inch tucks, tucked Panama oloth rywiiere at $;>.! *>. Our Plaited elfects ? All sizes in steel EACH $4, ch wo can save you big money. Will PICNIC I.AST SATURDAY. Some of tlie Candidates Were Present and Made Speeches. A crowd of 250 or 200 people gathered last Friday on Little Pee Roe river at, Potato Ito.l liV?o. ^ v . . J tw uiijwjr I a great picnic and fish fry. Tho following candidates were all pros-1 out and addressed the people, and wore introduced by Clerk of Court W L. Mishoe: J. A, McDerinott, II. N. Sessions, for County Audii tor. I George L. Marsh for County Auditor A. I*. Johnson for Countv Super visor. Messrs. R. A. Rollinson and J. Lews Lee also addressed the people on subjects of interest to tho I farmers, I The Pee Dee always furnishes I plenty of fish and last Friday was no exception to t he rule. I |n Candidates are now required to take an iron clad oath that they will not use liquors, money, etc., in the interest of their candidacy. Hut treating a friend when he is thirsty j and filling a neighbor's stomach I when it is empty will go on all the same world without end The IleraUl has been asked to say something encouraging about a meeting of those interested in draining the swamp and low lands of the low country and to adopt sonic systematic system by which this object can be economically accomplished. The circular handed tho Her aid has been inadvertently misplaced and the date and place of this meeting arc forgotten, but, however, this is an important matter and one that should awaken thoughtful inteicst in every patriotic son of Horry and they should inform themselves con corning this matter and take an active part in furtherance of the object. The Herald regrets that it is not better informed and will be glad if someone who is will write a short letter of explanation for itscolumns. A. 1. White was noted among those in town cnodaylast week. Illjclilaiid. Fla. I hear a general complaint of dry weather among them I would be glad to see more of them come to Florida where we have rain just any old time but 1 advise them not to come until the water goes down for it has been raining here for six days. Tho water is five inches over the surface and we don't know how much higher it will get. 1 am like tho man 11o ... ?.? II UV IlllWj old Horry looks good to mo. Of course tins is a fine healthy country. We have good flowing sulphur wells, plenty of work and very good wages and all we need now is something to take this water away so we can get to work. Well where .s the man that moved away where the eagles and alligators eat babys. 1 think the alligators must have eat him, too, don't you? 1 would be glad to hear more from i the llorry boys in the next paper. < Best wishes to the readers of this paper. 1). L. Blackburn. MEET ME AT LEES E 1 me rat i Company of. Haltiinore, and the fashionable dress paLrnsNi all the < in town or write us for samples V 4 Goods and Millinery. i everything a merchant needs, UPPLY AT IMMOKS BELOW ^ IVIIODV ELSE. US ON A MAIL ORDER f > cent postage stamp places your t mail hox right next door to us, ets, Mattings S SPECIALTY. | cnominal. We are caterse, and who at the same mT d increase your t>nsine?*v Jr i send us a trial order. IO'* Walking skirt* ^ ( ray (>verplaid and Shadow check -Cut in the new Circular and Made t?> retail regularly at $<?.()() Our special price 5Q EACH ? expect you to come or write. ^ ^ H/l -? -- -I - WUIlVllUClLWc) VclIUi> ANNOl'NCl'^IKNTS (MH.lt Til I S II i:A 1? W.OOIN \1?VAN(H, I l or County Auditor. 1 hereby announce myself a candidatefor the olllce of Auditor of Ilorry (bounty, pledging myself to abide the result of the primary election and to support the nominees of the Democratic party. George E. Marsh. My candidacy for reelection to the* otlice of County Auditor of Horry county is hereby announced. .1. A. LEWIS. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate* for the olllco of Auditor of Horry county subject however to the rules of the Dem ocratic primary. If. N. SESSIONS. For Su pervlnor. At the solicitation of many friends I hereby announce myself a candidate for Supervisor of Horry County subj ?et to | the rules of the Democratic primary. W L. SINGLETON I hereby announce thyself a enn! clidate for county supervisor, subject to the rule of the Democraticparty, and announcing .myself always in favor of good joads. A, P. JOHNSON . I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Supervisor, subject to the iules of the Democratic primary. JEREMIAH MISIIOE. l or Superintendent of Education. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the otlice of Superintendent of Education of Horry County. I will abide the result of the Democratic primary. .? . fli, I HI 1(M'AN. Thanking my friends for thoir support in the past, I again announce myself a candidate for the otlibo of County Superintendent of Education subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. W. A. PRINCE. For Fro hit to JiMltfe. My candidacy for election to the oftice of Probate Judge of I lorry County is hero* by announced, pledging myself to abide the result of the primary election. K. Marion Johnson. i? ubii ii iii in i i ?mw?w j i mmmmmmtmmm??mmmmmmmmmymwem , Strayed:?From tny place one hull yearling unmarked, about lb" months old. Pale red anrT white pided, very gentle, is broken to drivewith halter. Any information concerning same will bo suitably rewarded bv applying to It. 13. Nichols,. Tjabana,.S. Ci Strayed There lias-been taken tip at place near Conway, onercdshoat, marked with snlit ? ?1 .r... v ? iui li tHU' i?U(l crop in right ear. Owner min communicate with the undorsignod and; pay cost of advertising. * * 1). ()'. Howell, Conway, S^.C, ' J; Curd of Tlianks. . ^ We lake this method of cxp'ss- * ing our sincere and heartfelt thanksto the many friends who so kindly assisted us duirng the illness and Jeath of our little one. May the Lord bless them all. Mr. and Mrs. S. (J. Johnson.