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THE HORRY HERALD. Thursday July 19 190G. In l.ovinjr Memory. On Sunday January the 27th, 1!)()(> the death angel visited the home of Mr. S. S. Stevens of Sanford and carried away his dear wife Cora. She was born October the drd. 1883. Her remains were laid to rest at Poplar church the 29th of January, ltKHUby loving hands and willing hearts. She was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Sessions of Adrian. SC. She was married in 11*01 to Mr. S. S. Stevens who survives her. Cora was a loving and obedient enild. a good wife and a loving mother. She was loved by all with whom she came in contact, being possessed o' a sweet and loving disposition. She leaves a father, mother, two sisters, a husbsud and one child. Uubie May. and a large number of relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Hut while we mourn we hope it is her eternal gain. Cora is gone; it was hard to give her up. but we would not bring her back, but. hope some day to meet, her in a better world. Oh! how heart rendering it is to stand by the bed side of those whom we love, so well ami see the loving ties of nat ure severed by the iev hands of death. Hut the Lord knew best, and has called her away. All that good physicians and loving hands could, could not stay the hand of death. Cora your place here cannot be filled, your bright face and precious smiles are gone, and you arc waiting for us to come, and we intend by the grace of God to join your happy band. We will miss her. but we trust she is gone where she can join in singing and praising God with the angels in the beautiful mansions prepared for al. those who are redeemed by the precious blood of Christ. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved husband and dear little Kubie, and the entire family connection and may God's grace be sufficient for them in this their hour of bereavement. May Thy will be done. Ye fathers and mothers of mortal years, the husband and sisters too; ye are waiting still in the valley of tears; but she waits to welcome you. Wait, oli! my soul thy Maker's will. It seems that once our happy home is now the saddest place on earth without those precious smiles of yours, but soon we will go and meet you where parting will be no more. Truly we can say "A loving one from earth is gone, a voice we loved is stilled, a place made vacant in our home, which never can be filled." May we all find a resting place ?\vhen our earthly task is doner Her loving cousin. ivjattic Thompkins. Stale of Ohio, City of Toledo, I ss Lucas County. S Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the city of Toledo, county and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of one hundred dollars for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Cartarrh Cure Frank J. Cheney. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this tith day of December, A. D. 188(5. A. W. GLEASON, (Seal.) Notary Public. Ilall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucus surface of the system. Send tor testimonials free. Sold by druggist 75c. Take Hall's Fills for constipation. ? ??r? ?? Pec l?cc Itaptist Union Perhaps some of the ministers and churches belonging to the Pee Dee Union would like to know where the next session of the Union is to convene. The next session meets with the Pleasant Union church. July 27 2ft, 1H00, at which time and place we hope to meet delegates from each church bclonging'to the? Union and all the ministers belonging to the same i; possible. Those who iuiiod to attend the last session at Pleasant Meadow missed something grand as it was conceived to be the best meeting of the Union in quite a length of time. While there were only a very few ministers present but they were prepared to handle the subjects on the program in such a manner as to benefit the htarers and make lasting inipiessions as well. We were much pleased to have with us Brother Samuel I). Todd, from the Buck Creek Union, who did good work and made fair im pressions us to his Christian progress here. Come to see us again, Bro. Todd. Also Brethren J. Rd. Harrelson, Isaac Blanton and D. T). ilarrelson, from the Buck Creek Union, were welcomed. Kev: 11, B. Roberts is the appointee to preach the introductory sermon at Pleasant Union, Wc would request every church belonging to the Union to send delegates and especially try to get your letter in, giving a full statistical report. Also talk to your ministers and urge them to attend as it is very important that they should give their attendance. 6 B. Todd. Clerk. foi.lowi.no is the program: 1st?Introductory sermon Friday % ) at 11 o'clock a in., by Uev. II. U I vobort iiiul? Do wo as Haptists properly i enforce the Deeipline? If not. why not? Hy D. II Jordan. (J. F. flushes and C.J. I'riiK e. SATl'HDAV 10 O'CLOCK A. M. Hrd?What would be gained by ?;roupin^ our churches into fields? H. H. Koborts. J. L. Shinn and J. S. Dusenbury. Ith ? Advantages of svstimatk; giving. A. h. Jackson. C, H, Todd and II. (1. Holmes. Sunday services will be arranged by pastor and deacons. I'. H. Coats, for committee. Iiil.nvinjr /Vlcmory, Jehu Tompkins departed this life June 2f>th. lOOti. Ho was b'lrn April 10th, 1800. Ho was the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. I). W Tompkins. and they, one brother and two sisters mourn their loss. He always socmen ciiccnui and lively, and all who knew him loved him. Oh how sad it is that Jehu was taken from ns so suddenly. He left homo that morning to go to work all right, and it was only a few hours before the sad message came, stating1 that his head had been crushed by the log engine in the woods, lie lived a few hours but was unconscious and never spoke. His remains were interred at Poplar church on Tuesday in the presence of a large crowd of friends and relatives. Oh it was so hard to give him up, but God, who never makes a mistake, knew best and hath taken him from us, but soon we w ill go where parting will be no more. A loved one from earth is gone, a voice we loved is stilled, a place made vacant in our home, which never can lie tilled. A Friend. Ilox Items. Health of the community is good at present. Farmers are about through curing tobacco. K I? Johnson has the finest cotton in this section. Miss Harrett Baker and little lluby GotY of Blanche spent last Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Johnson. Thomas A. Jones and Noah B. Turner has accepted a position with B. J. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Allen spent last Sunday with IClijah Johnson. Best wishes to the Herald. Cobbler ? ?? The following named young people went to Myrtle Beach, beyond Conway. on Thursday, chaperoned by Mrs. John I. Hazard. Miss Cecile Jennerette. Miss Kitty Doar, Miss Rohn Andorsnn I ,nniu.-> rtnnli Miss Miriam Cinard, Miss Gnctad, Mr J. B. Beaty, Mr. Jas Sparkman, Mr. O. I*. Bourke, Mr. T. 1). Forbes, Mr. A. A. Springs, Jr., and others.?Georgetown Time?. Miss Mabel Norton returned a few days ago from Saluda. S* C.. where she lus been visiting her sister. ? ?? O ? Justice Items. Editor Herald:?Will you allow me space foY a few words. We are havinc lots of rain this week. Grass is growing farmers are resting. There will be a picnic at Pinevillc school house on July '21st Everybody is invited to coir.e with well filled baskets. Candidates are especially invited. With best wishes to the Herald and we beg to remain, Stranger. MARHiri). On Sunday evening July lath, 1906 at the residence of A. Bell, Bayboro, S. C., Mr. J. 1). Collins of Box, S. C.. to Miss R. E, Ray of V.r\ n n (\ Mr. B. G. Strickland of Zoan, S. C.. to Miss C. Ij. Anderson of Finklea, S. C., A. Hell, Notary Public performing the ceremony. May the married life of the two couples be a pleasant one. ? Micliacl Notes. We arc having rainy weather at this writing: Some crops are damaged by the wet weather. Uev. Joshua Harrelson filled his regular appointment at Macedonia on last Saturday and Sunday, The farmers are now spending many sleepless nights curing iheir tobacco, Politics are getting warm and candidates too numerous to mention. Mr. W. B. Singleton spent last Saturday night and Sunday with former County Supervisor John L. Boyd. School Boy. CITATION NOTICE. THE STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry, By H. N.Sessions, Esq., Probate Judge. Whereas, A. J. Elliott made suit to me to grant her letters of administration of the estate of and effects of Samuel L. Grainger , deceased: These are therefore t?? cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Samuel L. Grainger, deceased that they be and appear befnro mn it. ?l.n 14 1 * ...v, ... v..c vuiKt m rronnie 10 do hold at Conway, 8. (5., on Friday, .July 27th, 1900, after publication hereof, s?t 11 o'cIock in the forenoon, to show cause if any they have why the said adininiatratio should not be granted. Given under my hand, this the 11th day of July Anno Domini 1905. Published on the 19th and 20th days of May, 1900. in the Horry Herald. II. N. KE8810N8, Judge of Probate Hurry Co, <?wl5. Candidates Cards ANN?Miy?ioii:vrs i' N 111-' ii this iii:ai? htj.ooin advaxi:. l;or Countv Treasurer. I hereby announce myself a candidate for fdi'c ion to the office of County rreusurcr of I lorry County, pledging myself to abide the result of the I> tu ocratic primary, and it elected to discharge the duties of the off ce to ihe host interests of the county. 10. 1*. McQueen I hereby announce myself a candidate for reelect ion totheollice of Treasurer of //orry. J. A. McDEKMOTT. lor House of Representatives. After being solicited by my friends here and elsewhere, I have consented to announce myself a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the Democratic primary. A. 1). Jackson I hereby announce myself a candidate for the //ouse of Representatives from Horry County, subject to the action of the Democratic p* iueu v. //.Is. COOKE To the I)?i?i ?* i He vnti-r- ? > //urn | County: I lave In i n n-k?d t. tin |. i ; the Legislature. When first ap|>i i ed, 1 declined to run, as I expected to make the race for the State Senate two years from now. So many people have approached me that I feel there is a public demand f??r me to become a candidate, and I have consented to make the race. If elected I shall labor to keep the expenses of the State Government in proper bounds, I shall do mv best to have the levy for //ori v County fixed at such ii ngure as will raise only enough mone^ to pay the expenses of the County Government economically adininist e r e d. Willi thanks for your support in the past, and hoping to merit a continuance of your confidence and support, .J. I'. Derham I hereby announce myself a can lidate for reelection to the House of Representatives for //orry county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. 1). I). 11AURELSON. I announce myself a candidate for mom> her of the House of Representatives from I lorry county, pledging myself to abide the rules of the Democratic primafy M. M. STANLEY. I hereby announce myself a candidate for election to the House of Representatives from //orry county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primarv. 11. W. M I SHOD. Col. D. A. Spivoy having represented out county with credit and distinction in thcClcncral Assembly for two years, we believe that he should consent to stand for reelection. Feeling that we have been well and ably represented, and that the record he has made should receive the endorsmcnt of our people generally, we his friends take pleasure in nominating him to succeed himself as a member of the House from Ilorry county subject to the Democratic primary. Many Citizens. l or County Auditor. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the ofllce of Auditor of Horry County, pledging myself to abide tbe result of the primary election and to support the nominees of the Democratic party. George Ii. Marsh. My candidacy for reelection to the oJlicfe of County Auditor of Horry county is hereby announced. J. A. LEWIS. I hereby announce myself a candidate I for the olllce ol' Auditor of Horry county subject however to tho rules of tho Democratic primary, II. N. SE8SIONS. I'or Mo |?er\ isor. I hereby announce myself ;t candidate lor the office of County Supervisor ol //orry County, subject to the rules of tho Democratic primary, and pledging myself if elected to conduct the office to the best interest of the county. Joseph Todd. I hereby announce my candidacy for election to the ollicc of County Supervisor, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. W. K. HOLT. At tho solicitation of many friends I hereby announce myself a candidate for Supervisor of Horry County subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. W. L. SINGLETON. T hereby announce myself a candidate for county supervisor, subject to the rule of the Democratic party, and announcing myself always in favor of good toads. A, L\ JOHNSON. I hereby announce myself a candidate for tho olllce of County Supervisor, subject to the rules of tho Democratic primary. JEREMIAH MIS110K. After being solicited by many friends from different parts of the county to make the race for Supervisor, and feeling that I can discharge (he duties ol this ollice to the entire satisfaction of tho public, 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for said o lice, sufjeet to the regulations gifverning the Democratic primary. Respectfully, W. If. SMALL. I'or Superintendent of (education. For many reasons I am a candidate for Superintendent of Education of Horry County subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. (). J. BELL I hereby announce myself a candidate for the olllce of Superintendent of Education of Horry County. I will abide the result of tho Democratic primary. J. M, DORMAN. Thanking my friends for their support in the past, I again announce myself a candidate for tho ollice of County SuperI - t ry J .. niifiiufiu hi j'Aiucnuon sut>ject to the rules of the Democratic primary. W. A. PHI NOR. For l'rol?nte J ii ?l ! c. I By solicitation of my many friends I hereby announce myself a candidate for the oHlce of Probate ,/udge of //orry 1 county subject to the action of the Democratic primary. Yours respectfully WALT Kit N. GERKALD. My candidacy for election to the oftlc.e of Probate Judge of Horry County is hereby announced, pledging myself to abide the result of the primary election. P. Marion Johnson. i In response to the solicitation of 1 many friends my candidacy for the < oflice of Probate -/uvl^e is hereby announced, subject to tiic rules of < the Democratic primary. -/OliN IIOLT. Tor Maxistrutc. 1 hereby announce myself >\ candidate for Magistrate of Hjoyds township,subject to tiie rules of the 1 >einecra1ie party . yiKNKY H UEKKAKI). As J. 1J, UHLNSON Isa young man ol a high standard of diameter, one who strives for the upbuilding of our land, one who would give justice alike on all sides, ane who stands in die I'earofUod, one who Is young but ma i<> )o?ing to make a p t'aitii'jil record, for tlie.se and many other reasons, w* soliclte him a candidate for ilaglstrate for Simpson Creek township, Voters. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Magistrate, Hay born township, subject to the Democratic primarv 8. M. AKKEN, On. ley, S. C. My candidacy for the of lice of Magistrate for Conway is hereby announced .). N../EN KEITH. mm, coast & wESTEiiTT IN KlliXT Ji LV II. I1IOO. 1V\ILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. son nnor\p trains ,\o 7 No ri No () Ev Ay not Kv tola N 5(1 a in Kv Conway I r?() p in f) BO a m ('? 15 p in Kv Kurcol 2 20 p in 0 45 p in Ar M [loach 2 05 p n. 7 00 |> ;n NORTH nor\ l> TRAINS No 10 No 0 No 8 Kv M lb acli 0 15 a in 2 B0 p in Kv llurcol 7 00 a in 0 05 p in Kv Conway 7 550 a in S 00 a in II 115 p in Kv Iola 8 40 a u. Ar Ay nor I : ' ' VI..-*- . Willi. . I 1 Wi |> ill V DllWIty lOl' I II.Ill bourn. For Sale. Whal is known as the Ileal y Farm, the property of Mr. S. F. Bourne, four miles from Conway, on Conway and Kale's Hay public road. .">0 acres, more or less. ?"> acres cleared, dwelling house, tobacco barn. packinp house and stables, one-fourth m.lc from church and school house: pood clay foundation and improved farming land; farm lies on each side of the road. Party wants to sell at once, and so pood a place is not very often ollered for sale. Apply to S. F. Bourne. Toddviile, S. C. or to H. II. Woodward, Attorney at Law. Conway, S. C. ITS") 11100 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON, 1 CHARLESTON, S. C. 121st Year bepins September 2*th. Letters, Science, Knpinecrinp. One scholarship, pivinp free tuition, to each county of South Carolina. Tuition ?10. Board and furnished room Domitory *11 a month All candidates for admission are permitted to compete for vacant Boyco scholarship which pay $100 a year. For catalopuo, address 1 farrison Randolph. President. NOTICE. Notice is hereby piven that the undorsipned as puardian of Sarah Gotland S. W. Skipper will apply to t 1 v - .nmgeoi rronate in and for llorrv County, at his ollice at Conway, S. C , at 11 o'clock a. in. on tin* Kith day of August A. I). 100(1. for a linal discharge as such guardian, td Doctor Phipps. FOR SALIC?One new four inch chime steam whistle for sale. Cost. $12 00 will sell for $10.00. Apply at the Herald ollice. FOUND ? Purse or pocket, book containing some cash and other articles, about live miles frc m Conway on the new road leading from Conway to the San ford road. Owner may obtain same by application to the undersigned and payment of advertising charges. Hen Hardee, Pulah, S. C. TRESPASS NOTICE. j All persons are herby forbidden to enter, hunt, lish or in any mailer I trespass upon my lands in Socastoe j township or interfere in any man ner with the timber trees thereon, under the extreme penalty of the law. All violators will be prosecuted j If'* t lin full nvlnnl 1 lm niMiiiinol I laws. I). W- Oliver. 4 w 15. FOR SAI.10. In little River township, one mile below Worthams Perry. Three hundred acres fine land, sixty-live acres cleared, fiij^ farming land. Two hundred and thrity acres line timbered land, well timbered. One yood tobacco barn and stables, one ?rood dwelling house and kitchen, one rood well of water, one ?rood tenant house, nice orchard. The fence on the banks of the Waccamaw river. The land is well drained. Will sell at reasonable price. CL W. MILLS, Little River, S. C. Adniinst raters Sale. By order from II. N. Sessions, Probate J ud^e of Horry county, the _ .1 i _ i *11 _ iv f i ' * * t i unuorsigncu win oner ior saio ai ino ' late residence of John En/or, do- i ceased on tho 27th day of July A, D. i 190C, all and singular tho personal . affects of said John En/or deceased. 1 Terms Cash, Ellinor En/or, Qualified Adnix, ARE YOUjmm. RUN 1 TIRE! NERV USE Weak Iamb's, Dyspepsia, Indigos DALATOU is tho moderation propar; hosphitos and is the greatest Tonic ai You should try I'alatol. I'or Salo at 1^1? iff* I ( Norton Dm** Co., * ' Iv" - r. I " NORTON Great Rt a v We have commenced to r< LOW CV With other well known brands, wh make room for our winter stock whic needing Shoes or ox poet to buy anv ill is sale. Come. 1 )ok and get prices. We have jtist put in a large line of GENTLEM Come and get your choice. Wo have f Centlemen's and Youths' Clothing assortment of Barred and Plain Ca\ are over stocked. A very large line ol So T. SB BARK TO 268 Bagsc 200 Bbls. Is 13000 Poui In order to secure the giooery bus have "stripped the bark' of! of the pi now we hope to sell you. If you want you don't, come to m>o us and we can Palmetto Grc WIIO LBS A LI Mullins, Sou JOHN P. 'COOPKit, Sec. A' Trcas. WELSH NECK Hartsvilh Co educational mul Military. Ihiik by furnaces or steam, provided with * pus of twelve acres, I'urc Artesian leading colleges of the country. Ten attendance for session $120.0(1. (Jnifi lady about $18.00 for session. Write R, W. DURRE I Closing I Out Sale! I! am going to close out mv Stock of BUGGIES AND WAGONS H regardless of cost. Come while | they last and get your supply. We also carry a lull line of FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES DRY GOODS NOTIONS Hats, Caps and other things too H m numerous to mention, Dccring | I Mowers and Hakes; Johnson I I Mowers and Hakes, Johnson | na.n t '..i t:...?* o- m .. ^ v ui vi vuturrs, opriug JOOlll K Harrows, etc, Yours for trade, b J. D. Graham 1 LOUIS. S. (', B Strayed;,?One medium sized dark brindled cow about 7 years old, raised near Conway. Has bobtail \nd wher, last seen was near Cool ,'pring with piece of plow line on horns and iron rin^on rope. Not illy It. J. C. Ward, , Zoan, S. C. 0 DOWN > ) OR ous? v. : PALATOL ition, PALATOL is tlio Remedy, it ion of Cod Liver Oil with IIv|m>|>nl body builder known to medieine. lb Hotte. DRUG COeduction educe our large stock of r SHOES. icli wo arc compelled to move to h we arc now receiving. If you are lime soon, you can't, afford to miss it is i pleasure to show our goods, !EN HATS some big bargains to olfcr you in In Press Goods, wo have ft nice vns that we will sell at cost, as we. Kmbroiderv and Lace very cheap. SSIONSo IRN OFff\ )f Nice Rice, ^ew Wheat Flour ids Clean Sugan. 'mess of more people in I lorry, we ices on tlie stuff listed above and to pay cash eomo to see us, and if arrange it easily. )cery Comp'y ?. (IKOCKitS, th Carolina. HIGH SCHOOL. 3, S. C. lin^s lav<?o and commodious, limited shower baths and situated on a camwater Instructors graduates of ns for board, tuition and medical onus for Cadet $110.00, for youn# for catalog. IT, Principal. 1 I Hi TITL I GROCER. r| I rr?f*|?i?ctfnilv cull the attention nf tin* K purchasing public to the fart that I carry fe one of heal stock* of KAMJI.Y AND ! (p PLANTATION ( !{()('K It I ICS ever seen I in this market and am prepared to name I the lowest prices on same, You are oorI dially invited to let me supply your rants | GENERAL MlKMlSfj H is complete in ail depart ments embracing E everything that can be found elsewhore. ^ The choicest goods at the lowest prices. K M See nie before purchasing if you want to f? Pi Have big money, I'niversity of .South Carolina, Scholarship F.xa mi nation. THE UN 1VEUS1TY OF SOUTH OAKOLINA otiers Scholarships in the Normal Department to two younjj men for each County. Kaeli Scholarship ifc worth $40 in money and $1K matriculation or "term" fee. Examination will bo. held at County seat Fill DA Y J IJhY (5th, Examination for admission to tho University*^ will be held at the same time. Write for information to 11 EN J A M! N ST/) A N, LVesidcn t Columbia, S. C. flflP Early Risers The famoMA little ollls.