The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 28, 1906, Image 2
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THE HORRY HERALD. ,
CIRCULATION 1 SOT. <
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Second Class Mall Matter. ,
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ADVERT1KINO RATKS: (
liUHiness Local.", M cents per line. Card" of <
Thanks and Communications of a I'eraona Nature
charted for at Special Kates according to ,
length. Obituaries, one cent a word in excess '
of lf)0 words. I
Olllclal Advertisements at Rates allowed by
Law. Display Advertisements, Rates turnislied
?n application. Make all Checks and Orders
payable to the Hditor.
THURSDAY, JUNE 28, liiOtJ.
In ai.l their proceedings so far,
the commissioners entrusted with
the erection of the new court house
and jail have acted carefully and
wisely, taking due time to consider
their actions. They have shown
great skill in placing the bonds for
the purpose of raising the all important
funds and they have made
a sale of them that does them great
credit as careful business men and
shows the great confidence the outside
world has in Horry County.
Four and one half per cent, is a very
low rate of interest and lower than
it was expected the commission
would be able to get. They have
also done well in the selection of
their plans for the new buildings,
and their selection of a site for the
new court house has met with general
approval. They have performed all
their duties carefully and with an
eye to the best interest of the town
and emmtvr
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Somehow we arc sorry for Co). W.
W. "Lumpkin. Would a real intelligent
man suppose that ho could bent
lien Tillman for the United States
Senate? When you think of it you
are convinced that Lumpkin must
be running simply for advertising
purposes. How he can expect to be
elected against such odds is more
than perhaps he himself can figure
out. Perhaps lie intends to get
some advertising out of it, and when
he becomes a candidate later on for
some other otlice, he will be known to
the people, for his present venture
will be sure to make the people remember
him, not because they wish
to vote for him, however but just
for the simple audacity and gall that
the man evidently has.
No matter how hopeless the cause
of a candidate may be it is wrong for
an audience to deny him the privilege
of a respectful hearing. Mr.
Lumpkin at the opening mei ting
of the State campaign was not ac
corded this privilege and what lm
much desired to say was lost in \\ ilu
cheers for Tillman who was not even
there. This experience of Cob Lumpkin's
will hardly be repeated at the
remaining!meetings and he will be
allowed to recount his reasons for
comic# out for office as much as he
pleases. When he arrives in Horry
he will no doubt receive better treatment
than he did at the opening, for
Horry is generally willing to hear
everything there is to be said whether 1
she swallows it all or part or none.
The farmeus should not forget ]
that in order to keep up the price of
their main mouey crop, cotton, they [
must maintain their organization j
which was formed for the purpose of
getting better prices and which was 1
so effective last year. While 'plow- '
ing the eotton let them remember '
that it is important that their minds (
bo kept busy on future plans for <
better organization and better re sults
for their efforts. Heart and s
mind must work together when
great deeds are done.
EAT SILAI
20 CLERKS
chants can fill ir
big money. We
J WAY BARGAIN
asy to write adv
\Y RAI
m mmam w % I
The business men of a town should
)e willing not only to do what they
:an in the use of influence and en ouragement
to build up their town, J
:>ut they should bo willing to go
lown into their pojkets and spend
lard cash in the same cause. Without
an organized body of business
nen with money and free hearts to
spend some of it, a town is in a bad
way in the matter of enterprise.
An ent< rprising business man and
citizen is excused of course for showing
interest in his private business
a flairs, but he should be required to
show some interest in the common
welfare of both himself and his com *
munity and if he lacks this quality,
he should not be excused for this
great lack of duty.
The Herald for the past many
years has been advising that the
town should make an effort to get
more manufacturing establishments
here. Take away the lumber plants
and the town has nothing left along
this line of industry, so any thing
we may have said has apparently
been disregarded. Nevertheless we
...in ~~i ?i- -' ? -
win n-|)i';ii wiiii i wo nave saui do lore
anil keep 011 repeating it in the hope
that something may bo dono sometime
.
Some of our farmers were discouraged
over tlie continued showers
last week, but if appears now that
their fears for great injury to their
crops were groundless for the rains
have held up and the crops are getting
the benefit of plenty of mois
ture.
ItoosKVEi/r, the strenuous, has
managed to lose the greater part of
that respect which even his enemies
used to have for him. His physicial
strength acquired by means of the
strenuous life has perhaps robbed
him of some other qualities in which
he has shown himself as lacking.
In the matter of that certain
quality termed in slang as "cheek",
some of our candidates for State
oflices possess more than the onli
nary share thai falls to men generally.
y es, and some of them have
plenty of ''jaw"'.
Conway should not neglect the
matter of pushing her claim in the
county this year as a tobacco
market. This is the time to begin
advertising it and the time to propare
for competition.
Conway had her first watermelons
this season this week. They were
brought from Florida and were as
well flavored as first watermelons
usually are when shipped that distance.
Deafness Cannot he Cured.
by local applications, 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
caused by an inflamed condition of
the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or 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 ten are caused by
Catarrh, which is nothing but an
inflamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
Wc will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused
jy catarrh) that, cannot be cured by
[fall's Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars free.
F. J. ClIKNEY &CO., Toledo, O,
sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation
.
?? - ?Let
the Herald into your home.
UGHTER
5 NOT SUFFICIE
1 their stock by bt
> are determined U
HOUSE and buy
ertisements now;
RGAIN
NEW &
G R OC I
1 have opened up a grocery st
corner and will be pleased to s
Everything new and fresh and
Resvsotva
1
Groceries delivered to any p
Call and see my slock when m
PHONE 25.
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AND HA
Cheapest Prices
CASH OR GOO
: C.O TO THE OLD TRUE,
DEVI
A. W. JENK
WAN
RAILROAD TIES
100,000 0x8x8 Heart Pine Ties.
100,000 0x8;
We inspect and pay spot cash as fa
, of 850 to 100. The best opportunity
as you can <;et the cash as soon as yc
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G-T& W J
WIIjMING
April 19?9m.
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25 ct Therm<
Standard Tobacc
28c PARIS (
Now is the time to ^
Conway
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Hammond.
Editor Herald- -Please allow nio |
space in your valuable paper for a J
few words.
Health generally good at present.
Fine prospects for a good harvest.
Showers three times a day.
No wedding bells are ringing just
now. But think soon as they are
reclappered, we will hear them ,
again. A.D. 1
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DeWitt's O Salvo '
Fop Piles, Burns, Sores* i
SAILED
NT TO WAIT ON
jying the odds ai
d make a clean sw
yourself rich,
a word to the wi
House
FRESH |
F R 1 P R I
ore at my old stand on the
urve my friends at any time,
guaranteed first class and at
ble
Prices.
art of tow u fr?? ?-f charge.
I'eding anything in my line.
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Best Goods. J
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?I> SECURITY. | ?
T1UKI) AND UK LIABLE I
VERS, I =
jns rason II
11 1
TED.
RAILROAD TIES.
100,000 0x8x8 Cypress Ties.
(8 Oak Ties.
kSt as you get them in car load lots
of a iife time to keep out of debt
hi can load a car.
r FLY JSTN,
'JTOTV, IN. O
c> meters ct;
o Therniomters.
ZREEN 28c.
ct your supply from
Drvg Co.
wnat s the good or keeping from him
Any good things you may see,
That will lift his load of labor
Like Rooky Mountain Tea.
Norton Drug Co.
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MARRIED.
On Sunday Juno 12th iust at the
residence of the bride's father, Mr.
W. P. Edge. Miss Lois, his charming
daughter, was united in mar- =
riago to Mr. David Lewis of Brown
^wamp, Mr. 3eo. Harrell, a Baptist
livineof Adrian, officiating.
May their lives be long and hap)y
and strewn with roses. K.
BEENjAjCOMgLBT^UCCESS!
THE CtfOWDS.
id ends left over at unheard of
'eep no matter at what sacrifice.
ise is sufficient. Meet me at the
. AND WE WILL
1 DO TE REST
Horry Hardwarej
. tympany s
KEEP ALL THE IMPROVED 1
FARMNG S
IMPLEMENTS, j
THAT SPRING APPETITE!
Spring is the time when your appetite plays tricks on you. is the
ime when you must have the best things to eat. 1 carry the most compete
line
FAMILY - GROCERIES,
rom the daitiest goods to the most substancial. When you select from
ly stock you may be sure you are getting the best and that it is fresh.
!B. T. HYMAN.
I SPRING I
MILLINERY
I HAVE OPENED UP AT THE
! MASONIC HALL
A FULL LINE OF SPUING MILLINERY. LADIES
HATS MADE TO ORDER JAND TRIMMED
IN THE LATEST STYLES Ilf AN EXPKRMILLINER
WITH YEARS OF EXPERIENCE.
I GUARANTEE TO PLEASE IN STYLE AND
PRICE. WHEN jYOU ARE HEADY TO BUY
[ \7/\ r T r\
xuun SJL'UING HAT CALL AND LOOK AT MY
LINE. NO CIIARGKi FOR SHOWING GOODS,
M. REICH.
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Established 1880 J. VV. McEltfee, Pro}>?
a lleimottsville Marble Wks?
ItKNNETTSVlLLB, S. C.
" Pr'ces "ttd Designs Furnished of Latest
3 ' si? Monuments Tombstones and Curbing
f *rftt Class Work. Reasonable Prlc
,y K'SM KN.
R. . Casque, Conway, fc>.( .
Hev (J. L. [Iugglns, Onlivant8 Ferry, S.C.
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