The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 02, 1906, Image 2
THE HORRY HERALD. |
CIRCULATION 1S7<>.
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IIY CONWAY 1*17 111, I Ml 11 NO CO.
eill LISC III ITION ONIi IHH.LAK I'KH YKAK
VntortMl at tin* I'oat Olllco i.t Conway, s. an
Second t'liiHH Mill Matr?r.
II. II. WOODWAKI), 1*1 it or
AOYKUTISIV HATKS:
IttiHlnoss Locals, M roi.if* j?or lino. ChiiIh <>f
Tlnuik* and ConiinntiiratinrH <>f a IVraona Na
turn clitrecil fur at special Kates aciordlntr to
length. OhitnarLa, otio <ont h word In excess
of ir>0 words.
Olllcial Advertisements at Kates allowed by
Law. Display Advertisements, Kates furnished
on aiiplication. Make all Checks and tJ '.'iTd
payable to the Kditor.
Til U IIS HA V, A IJ(J USi 2, 1110(1.
From the fact that some of the
farmers have already held a meeting
at the court house as published in
our last issue, and are determined
to make certain demands of those
running for the ollice. shows that
the farmers as a class are more and
more learning the benefits of organization.
As a class farmers organize
less than any other. It has been
truly said that to eet the farmers of
the country together on any one
thine is one of the hardest things
ever attempted. This is about tb?
truth, as it has been itt past experience.
lint the farmers, like other
people, are fasl learning methods
whereby their interests may be
brought together and whereby concerted
action may be taken for mutual
benefit of all of them as a class.
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the fanners of the South have not
siucl< to it as they ought, ami the
organization has never been, as complete
as it could and ought to have
been. But the effects on the price of
cotton following the action taken by
the farmers in forming the cotton
association, are enough to show
them just what it is possible for
them to do along this line. May
they be quick to learn the lessons
taught, and may they perfect their
cotton association and other organizations
for their mutual benefit and
upbuilding of their interests, until
they are placed on a firm footing
with other classes of men,
It is u fact that Conway is one of
the healthiest places in the world.
Long years ago, people came to Conway
from distant points for their
health alone. So far in her history
Conway can certainly boast of having
good health. There arc people
who cannot be well any where, neither
on the mountains nor on the sea,
do they seem to find that sturdy
health that they :ind in others. There
has been some sickness in Conway,
of course, but there has been sickness
at any place on earth that you might
mention. We are speaking of the
general rule when we say that Conway
is a healthy place and deserves
to have the reputation of a healthy
place. Then why, you may ask, is
it that some people invariably leave
Conway to spend the summer, at
least a month or two of the warm
season? If they leave for health, it
would appear that they have a mistaken
idea about Conway, if .the
statements above are true. Those
who remain so far as we have been
able to determine, and wo have certainly
made a few observations, enjoy
just as good healtli as those
who go. The only case of typhoid
fever that we remember in Conway
during the last live or six years was
one contracted by a person elsewhere
and just got here in time to
be taken sick at the hotel. Those
who leave Conway in the summer
must leave in the purspit of pleasure
elsewhere and not because they
have any real reason to think the
town is not a healthy place to live
during the summer months.
Horry county has within her conlines
some as fertile lands as you
can find in any county in the State.
But their fertility will remain unknown
to most, of the world with out
a railroad through the county
from east to west, giving an outlet j
for their products to the world.
Such a railroad would do much in
the great development of this county.
The county almost had it once,
or it was thought so, when the Conway,
Coast and Western was being
first extended. But the extension
was stop]K)d short and did not even
reach the county boundary line.
do in somethings,
Wo are afraid the farmers of
I lorry county arc somewhat inclined
to discontinue the practice of diversifying
their money crop. It is said
that the acreage planted in tobacco
this year is considerably smaller
than it has been since the farmers
went to raising the weed. The low
prices of cotton several years ai^*
taught the farmers that they must
resort to other crops for making
money and that bv planting some of
several money crops, they would
not over supply the market with anv
of them, and they would consequently
jJjet a ??ood price for all they
Ii.nl to soil. For the past your or
two cotton lius boon brinyin^ fair
prions, anil tliis is what has caused
llio farin'M's to ?piit planting tobacco i
to some extent and to turn to the !
old crop a?juin. Ilut this turning
back to eotton alone is a bad thino
for the farmers and they will not
continue lone before they will find
i t Oil t.
Judoino by an article appearing in
the Columbia State of a few days
iijjii. from a correspondent tit Conway.
it would ppear that the votinp"
out of the dispensary in 1 lorry has
little or no effect in makinp conditions
better at Conway. The article
states somelhin^ abou t t he juo trade,
ttnd it hardly states it us bail as it
for any one who will take t he t rouble
to investigate will be surprised til
the immense quantity of liijuor
handled here and alonp the railroad
line in the county by the express
company. There has been a ease or
two in the Mayor's court against
blind timers and the severe penal t,v
of the law has been applied, but it
appears by reading the article men
tinned, and from other sources of
infoi lation, that the illicit selling
of whiskey is going on here just the
same and under circumstances that
are indeed daring.
The Court House Commissioners
have advertised for bids for the
work and we take it that it will be
but a short time before the ground
will be broken for the foundations.
The Commission may go slow for
awhile, but they will thereby be less
liable to make mistakes.
Death of an Infant.
Special to the State.
Clara HI lis. the one-year-old
|daughter of L>rof, and Mrs J. L.
Kenned/, died at Grecuwood Friday
evening after a very brief illness.
The remains were interred in the
j Haptist eemetery of this place Saturday.
Her death was a great shock
to the many Iriends of the family.
Ctiain naiiK Notice.
Magistrates will take notice that
j they may commit prisoners to chain
gang direct which is now stationed
I at Strickland Ford, on Lake swamp.
W. K. Holt, Sup
MIHI, MSTi TOM IIII,
IN 11. 1UOO.
DAILY .EXCEPT SUNDAY.
I
SOTTIIHOUND TRAINS
No 7 No 5 No 9
Lv Aynor
Lv loin 8 50am
Lv Conway 1 50 p m 9 50 a in 0 15 p in
Lv Burcol 2 20 p in (> 45 p in
Ar M lleach 2 05 p in 7 00 p in
NORTH HOUND TRAINS
No 10 No (J No 8
Lv M Beach 0 45 a in 2 50 p in
Lv Burcol 7 00 a in 0 05 p in
Lv Conway 7 00 a in 8 00 a in 0 05 p in
i Lv Iola 8 40 a in
, Ar Aynor
I Close connections at Conway for Chacl|bourn.
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I am going to close out
my Stock of
BUGGIES AND WAGONS
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
numerous to mention, Dcering
Mowers and Rakes; Johnson
Mowers and Rakes, Johnson
Disc Cultivators, Spring Tooth I
Harrows, etc. Yours for trade, I
| | Free Sample
H ra 'Die statement we have made in
P ? our many" advertisements for this
k*; 3 remarkable creain ? tlie very life of
L massage?wc want to substantiate
jfl H by something more than mere
Ik We make this statement again, H
} t that Pompeian Massage Cream S B
'' E used according to directions will I I i
tj build < the i--.u*r'?3 of the f""e, || 9
f | banish saliowncss, wri..k.cs, ?..<i
!give a refreshing sense of summer U
cleanliness. Takes away the pain I
To prove this st.-fteinent to J
your satisfaction we olTer fi
Iyou a free sample. With the n
sample we will give you a
copy of the famous hook, ^
*A Treatise on Facial Mas- '
sage." Call at the store for j*
them. |j<
CONWAY DRUG CO. I
NOTICE.
One yellow colored yearling, with
whith face, marked rijjht ear, swallow
fork, left ear crop and nnderhit,
lnis taken up at my place near
Cox's Ferry. Owner may obtain
same by applying to the undersign
ed and pay i n<r charges. .). W. Dunn,
7-2(>-Ht Conway, S C.
Send us your Job work.
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I have opened up a grocery sti
corner and will be pleased to si
Everything new and fresh and
Ree^sotva
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Groceries delivered to any pti
('nil and see my stock when no
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old /trice in, order to get ri
I an entire new stock. Woi
business and, guarantee t
spcct. Conic to see me wit en
line
Will make a Spec
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Hartsvilte
Co-educutional and Military. Build!
by furnaces or steam, provided with si
pus of twelve acres. Pure Artesian
leading colleges of the country. Term
attendance for session #120.00. Unifo
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xfar nerve enough to buy us ou
other interests that iimls n
^|jk wo have decided to make it
not be such a hard job to iri
the next .'10 days for the No
ffifg bargains for the
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and to say that lie is 1/one.j
is lioht All Su 1 iniT I )re>
will be sold
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received til eases of Shoe!
you I kittle Axe shoes at nb
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Dre at my old stand on the
?rve my friends at any time,
guaranteed first class and at
Vices.
irt of town free of charge,
ailing anything in my line.
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'rifflung in stock at any
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dd be glad to have your
Satisfaction in every re
needing anything in my
:ia1ty of
dxxce
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-iIGH SCHOOL.
s. c.
ings large and commodious, heated
liower baths and situated on a camwater
Instructors graduates of s
for board, tuition and medical
rms for Cadet $30.00, for young
or catalog. .
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TO GET |
OF BUSINESS |
to make :i success of it unless the rijjht man conies^donef with
it. We want to <_fot out of the mercantile business as we have
mr t ime and attention, but t he ileal to sell out liavitie fallen through
so warm lor our compelitors the balance of tlx; year that it will
t out six montlis later. Our Mr. A. 0. Thompson will leave in
rthern markets, with more eoiil cisli, enerj?v and nerve to buy
Y BARGAIN HOUSE fi
to make it warm for his competitors and ease for his customers
vs (iodtls. Two I'in* Suits. Low (hit Shoes aid Ila'sef nil kinds rfjk
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new fall goods. We have almost anything yon can think of. Just
s bought before the big advance in shoes, and we can sell
out the same old price. We are agents for Buttenck's I'atAll
Patterns 1(1 anil 15 cents. Let us have? your orders and call
The\ are fee. Yours to serve. fl^j
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A WORD!
To those that are anticipating a prosperous future. Energy think- B
ing and economp takes a placo just here and you will find the elements I
that compose them for sale; at our place of business. You will do better H
to confer with us before placing your order for this class of goods for I
we carry the very best and will sell them to you foi the mere song of a I x
K profit. Sinoothe sailing always has been, and always will be the key note
to happiness You will enjoy this blessing if you do your husiness with
us.
OUlt MOTTO is to please and give value received in every transaction.
Prices and quality we guarantee, at
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A ||%a Beimettsville Marble Wks,
nKNMKTT8VILLB, S. C.
I |ffl| flfil Prices and Designs Furnished of Fjatest
Tonibstoi?<?s and Curbing
"fSt ^lftSS ^Vork. Kcasoiiuhlc I'rtc
It. K. Casque, Conway, 8.C.
Itev C. Ij. Iluggins, Galivants Ferry, S.C.
I BUCQIES - WAGONS
AND HARNESS.
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Cheapest Prices. ^Rest Hnnric
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CASH OR GOOD SECURITY. |
GO TO THE 01 J) TRUE, TRIED AND RELIABLE
DEALERS, ...
A. W. JENKINS ffit SON