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V MEET ME AT LEES. C < k ^ Every 1 We arc snowing in every department Our Clothing and Gkn is Ih knisui special values i 11 boy's and mei/s s Underwear. Our Shoe Department is running o?< Clothing Htits and Sh< 1 ARE COMPFI1 ipat- LOOK I i ?nt \mjk |MEn. > he ines -,%*** - v. I FOR I Slaught Which will hegin as soon as onr N compelled (o soil a low hundred pi stock. Wo have 20 or suits of < A large lot cloth prints White Homespun A small lot white and linstincs law I S. T. S THE HORRY HERALD. 1 Thursday June 14 -190G. Hot Sliot from Slicll Mr. Kditor: As 1 have not seen anything from this place in a long t.illlO will vr<*n nlnncn .?!!/...r . .vr?.w. .. ...v/ j ww |m? imv ui ?vj n iii\ n juuA' for a line or two. There is considerable sickness at present. Crops arc looking line. Well, Mr. Podge, 1 could not come Sunday. It was too hot. I am afraid the beef was spoiled?well, 1 know some of it was But, oh my, I love beef. Much oblige for the invitation. 1 will give you an invitation now soon as 1 think some one is going to kill a mutton. Well, Mr. Farmer, you are pardoned this time. Hut, say, Farmer, don't ruin a good letter any more by capping it oil' with visiting. You wrote a nice letter until it came down to the visiting. 11 reminded me of a nice hay stack capped oil with wire grass. Tell us about your nice pigs or .your fine crops next time. Hurrah for K. T. He gave us a good one. Come again, K. IV No wedding bells are ringing yet. We thought they were ringing a few davsagobutit happened that the girl jilted the boy. It was like a Dog Day shower?soon over, and that gave the rest ol the boys such a fright that they won't try it now. Messrs. D. D. Cox & Son have moved their large stock of goods from Eldorado and are now louv.ed at Petersburg, S. C. Come, Hob, what ails you? Wh re if; our I t:i V f-fii'iVitnnr.rliinl V Well, as the rest of you woo't quit visitin# so I will mention on A few days a#o Mr. Rain was a pleas ant visitor in our section and everybody was L'lad to see him. But in a few days after he left you could see the farmer walk out on the farm to look about over his crops, and you could see him pull olT his hat and run THE GRI Country mer too busy to write CONW/ O N W A >l Day a Batr^a the best goods at the lowest prices. no i)kl'ahtmknt i3 tilled with the suits and punts. Also a big showii . r with great Shoe values oes. .ED TO SELL ! I ]UT!ltRA I lilillll I MON I vjf N-- Chilli P%,! Tonic! 111 28c | SSs$ Bot- j *J|, - tie. J THE | :er Sale I few York agent, can got in. We tiro lirs of shoes to make room for new lolhing we will sell $2.4!) to $1.*> I 1-2 to 5 7-8 cents per yard 5 to (1 8-5 per yard ns 4 ii-4 to 7 7-8 per yard his lingers through liis hair and hear him say, ''my gracious!" and take the blues for General Green had come, too. Uncle Ned. An Alaruiiiijr Situation. frequently results from neglect of closed bowels and torpid liver, until constipation becomes chronic. This condition is unknown to those who use Dr. Kind's New Life Pills, the best and gentlest regulators of Stomaeh and Dowels. (Guaranteed bv Norton Drug Co,, druggist. Price 25c. Itayhoro. Health generally good at present, Farmers are. very busy trying to master General Green. Crops are tine considering the dry weather. The young folks of this section are expecting a lively time the 1th of .1 uly. The young folks that attended the picnic at Poplar reported a very pleasant time. J. W. Prince attended church at Xoan on the lirst Sunday, J. A. Hamilton visited his mother near-Dowel I recently. We are having a lively Sunday school at this place every Sunday. The picnic at this place has been postponed until some time latter on. John Prince attended the picnic at the Strickland Ford on the lirst Saturday. Oscar Watts has returned to Wilmington after visiting liis parents near this place. Rev. H. D. Roberts preached an interesting sermon Sunday to a largo congregation. .J. M. Harris of Pireway, N. C., visited friends at this place recently. .Miss Zilpha Stroud passed through bore recently on her way lo the summer school. II. D. Watts and family attended oni'tflnoo C i? ?? /!? OVJI y iwn IIUIU ?}UIRliiy . Where is Uncle Ned? Listen for wedding bells. ' Amen. EAT SLA 20 CLERKS chants can save ^ advertisements \Y BAI Bij MEET TMLE r s low in. Day. latest styles and we are offering ag of Hats, Haps, Hosiery and * ' LEE AP 5 You'll timl our Margains on ] are no higger than our Mar j in Stock. | POOR MERCHANTS grow rich trading hero, while merchants grow richer investing ii merchandise. ^ Of Dry Goods | READY-TO-W \\J K arc reaching out aft JP *" ing especially f(> the 11 tiinc does not fee1 like invt > W and sell it in dress lengths LiuIIcn UalUlim Slilr Made of line quality, medium styles. One style made with 18 tu self strapped and stitched. Shirts at$2 CO. Our special price % S125 EAC ^ Wo cari*3f it full lino of ladies an Candidates Cards ANNO! !S< IC.tl UNTS I NIH lIt 'I II I S II HA II s;,.OOI\ AI)VA\( i:. Tor County Auditor. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the olllee of Auditor of Horry County, pledging myself to abide the result of the primary election and to support the nominees of the Democratic party. George J J* Marsh. My candidacy for reelection to the O dice of County Audilorof I lorry county is hereby announced. .J. A. LEWIS. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the nlllco of Auditor oj" Horry county subject however to the rules of the Democratic primary. II. N. SESSIONS. l?'or Supervisor. 1 hereby announce my candidacy for election to the oillce of County Supervisor, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. W. K. HOLT. At the solicitation of many friends I ' hereby announce myself a candidate for Supervisor of I lorry County suhj ct to the rules of the Democratic, primary. i W. L, SINGLETON. i ncrcuy announce myself a can- ' tlitlalo for county supervisor, subject to the rule of the Democratic. , party, and announcing myself always in favor of j^cod ;oads. A, L\ JOHNSON. I hereby announce myself a candidate for tho olllce of County Supervisor, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J KREM1AH MISllOE. For SiiperliiteiKleiit ol' I'.<l Mention. For many reasons I am a candidate for Superintendent of Education of Horry County subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. O. J. HELL I hereby announce myself a candidate for the ollico ol Superintendent of Education of I lorry County. 1 will abide the result of the Democratic primary. .1. M. DOKMAN. Thanking my friends for their support in the past, I again announce myself a candidate for the ollico of County Superintendent of Education subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. VV. A. riiliNCJfi. I LIGHTER 5 NOT SUFFICIEI big money this \ now; a word to tl RGAIN I Sale will close M t A.rl? \l PRICE Our Mil embraces many of the It ailing st trimmed and untrimmed hats are Our Dry Goods Department is till lovely shades and textures. A full supply of homespun and and prices. W COMP wwwwww ;r. LOUIS CO! 232 AND 234- h CHARLES" rich The House thnt (Jives You Snti: n our Til 10 I.AlMiKST NAIL OUIMi \AJMfll P^AI CPQ A | VVIIULLUnLLIIO H Notions, Gents F and Upholst 'EAR GARMENTS Lir tin* merchants trade throughout the lerchant who is desirous of carrying a 'slinjjf in full piece floods. We can lie! E WILL. CUT PIECE at Wholesale I'nu.^ You will con^r TURKU (iOOl) SIM CIA1. INL!J\tBI:H I* IjililicM i'lllMH S head. Two Ladies lino quality Black icks. the other Waists, I rent covered with made to retail hacks, sells regularly ever special price H_ S3.QO I d childree.s muslin underwear, in whicl 'or Probate .liul&c* My candidacy for election to the oftlee of I'rolmte Judge of Horry County is here* i l>y announced, pledging myself to abide the result of the primary election. i K. Marion Johnson. 1 f v FOR. SALE. ; l One 51) horse power I0n<;ino. and' Hoi lor. < One 10 foot saw mill ruinpletn with cut, olY saw. 1 One 42 inch 0 rist mill. One Double box steam traple cotton press Kvanwrinkle. Two (>() saw lOvanwrinkle gins and \;uiiuuiiM!l h. One cotton seed hullrr. All practically now and in good running order. Cheap for cash or on installment with good security. Will sell part or all. Apply to J. D. GRAHAM, PINKLIJA, S. ? . I A ?~S HAQ NT TO WAIT ON veek, buying goo le wise is sufficier House ONDAY JUNE 18tl E H O U S linery Depar yles carried by Armstrong Cator & beauties and go for a song, ed to ovcrllowing with the latest f domestics. (Jail to see us when 'ANY. Dry HEN Su CO wTS CING STREET KVKI{ TON, S. C JRY s fact ion or Your'Money Hack. ic lioi si; in 'rim soi Til. A two iND RETAILERS UJ urnishings, Carp ery Goods. IS OUR GREAT State, and our .success has been plu first class assortment of tnerehandi: l> you to add tone to your stock am GOODS FOR YOl atulate your good judgment if yov !S YOU SIIOUI O INVEST IN ilk WuIMn I.jmI ami White China Silk made of line* < inch tucks, tucked Panama Cloth ywhere at tjtd.75. Our Plaited effects ? All si/.es in stock EACH $4. It we can save you big money. Will Little I'cc Pee Items. Ktlitor Herald?Please insert this 11 your next issue. The farmers will commence tfathcrn<; tobacco next week. Crops a?'e k*>kin# well at this imo. Health is very ^ood at present. We had a speaking at, the school iduse on the 2nd bv llev. Hen ton roin Fair Bluff, N. C. The crowd vas lar^e and enjoyed it very much. General G reen has come to sec us ,<jain but we hope he wont stay The insects have left our tobacco. Cor. Send us your Job work. .'Jt1 !?-?wmmmmrrr-zHr-mmma \ 1 t i I j ! ! CLOS ov I For Reas | necessar i mention t | M.y entire stook at must go. uome an i B. F. ' \ | t 1 BEEN^^COMPL THE CROWDS. ds at unheard o1 it. Meet me at . AND WE WILL 1 DO THE RES1 h. MEET ME AT LEES E tment Company Of Baltimore, and the ashionable dress paterns in all the in town or wrjt^^ for samples ? %/ Goods and Millinery. ^VWWWWWII I everything a merchant needs, UPPLY AT Pit ICES BELOW YIJODY ELSE. , ^ IIS UN A MAN flRflFR $ wv WIS WMMiill MM cent postage stamp places your ^ t mail l>ox rip lit next door to us, ets, Mattings SPECIALTY. | mominal. Wo are caterso, and who tit the same & 1 increase .your business. i send usa trial inMer. ^P lt?>* Walking Skirt* ^ tray Overnlaid and Shadow check ^P -Cut in the new Circular and ^ Made to retail regularly at $0.00. Our special price ,50 EACH > expect you to come or write, The Herald has been requested to say that the Rev. J. L. Shinn will preach at Good Hope church on the 4th Sunday in this month at 11 o'clock, a. m. and 4 p. m. Everybody is cordially invited. Sthaybd?There has been taken up at place near Conway, one red shoat, marked with split in left ear and crop in right ear. Owner man com 2 i. fit ' ? iiiuincuwj wiin tne undersignod and pay cost of advertising. I). 0\ Rowell, Conway, S. G. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat* ?I I ?I? ?I I I Mil IIH IING T! ions un= y to : cost everything , d get your share. Tuton. : I ^E^UCCESS! f prices. We are the t*. ^ - 'T