The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 30, 1906, Image 2
COUNTY GAMPAIGN CLOSED
The Herald is well aware thai ere I
this* issue of the Herald noes to:
press the first primary election will
bo a tiling of the past the crop of
candidates will-have vbhuted
a stand?and the successful ones will j
be travbfling* \.no county dav and
night in Aliota1-eiTm'ts-to make their
calling and election sure, ir.it wit hstandingitfeltvfact
juHOjgi v?? a brief ?
synopsis of wriat the candidates said
at the closing meeting of the County
campaign at Conway last Friday as
a matter of information to its readers
and a compliment to the several
candidates. The canvass lias been
very pleasant, pitched on a high plane
and conspicious for an abei.ee
of "mud slinging' which has
characterized many of its produces- sors.
All the candidates agroe as to
this feature of the campaign conscqucuty
we argue that conditions
have materially chunked for the bet
tor than the former ones held in late
years and this can be account for
on two hyjKJthesis?both of which ;
are sitois that times have changed and
with them the opinions of men
?first, the people would rather be
informed as to the various political
issues being discussed than the
alleged shortcomings in intellect and
character of the candidates themselves
and, second, the candidates
submitted to this demand and were
on their good behavior. There
was quite a large crowd of voters
in town that day and each candidate
was given a close and respectful
hearing. On the whole this
can be eonsidercr a campaign of education
on questions of State government.
Chairman J. A. Lewis called the
meeting to order.
Col. !h A. Spivev extended to the
people the free use of his beautiful
park, and extended to the several
candidates a cordial invitation to
take dinner with him at the Kingston
hotel.
The candidates for County Supervisor
came first as follows:
A. I?. JOI1NRON
said tlie? people know him. Ho wants
the Supervisor's otlico Said Mr.
Holt's statement in regard to the
county finances is false, that the
county is ii. debt worse than ever
before. Took the present Supervisor
to task as to all the roads and bridges
in the county. Will build a bridge
across Little Pee Dee and two or
three across the Waeeamaw, and
good roads to Conway.
W. 11. RMALIi
said he could render the people better
services in the oflice than they
had been receiving. Is opposed to
free ferries. The people ean have
bridges if they want them. Bridges
across Little Pee should be kept in
better condition. Jumped on Mr.
Holt for paying A. C. Murrell $5.00
per day for work 011 Kingston Lake
bridge and for other acts in connection
with the road work.
J Ell KM IAII Ml SHOE
said the people had solicited him to
enter the race and he felt they wore
entitled to his sorvicos. His record
as a County Commissioner is beforo
the people. He knows how to make
good roads and knows a bridge when
he sees it. Is not fighting any of
his competitors.
W. L. SI NO I,ETON
said ho had no promises to make.
Thinks the Supervisor should get after
the road overseers. If elected
he will give the peoplo his very best
sorvino.R. sinrl holinvne l>r? r.?iM
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them satisfactory services.
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.'lit-.- i W. K# jloi/r
explained tho bad condition oE the
roads of the county, also \vhyJie.oiar
ployed Mr. Murreli to help repair
the Kjn<rstou Lake bridge;. ftaid ho
had spent the people's money it), ,a
]>ropcr manner. Explained letting
the chain <o\n?j to ' Marion county?
also the road machine business. Said
his office was in first class condition.
Next catiie the candidates for the
Legislature, the first speaker bo'npG.
II, JONES,
who said hd was siok and. unable. t-o
makoasqMedh. Hafe mado a clean
race.I IMfebussed the taxation of
standing' timber and hif/h taxes.
Took up the cpuf't house and jail
question and jumjvo.d oil Col. Sftivey
with both feet, said he should have
submitted the matter to the voters.
Noticed tlie.phosphate beds and farmers'rights
and paid his rospetjts
to Gon. T)erham. Favors bettor public
schools and more competent teachers.
Opposes the no fence low.
m, m. stant.Ev
said he was a candidate two years
a^o and feels tho people know him
better now. Thinks Dcrham should
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promised two yoars ago when he announced
that be would bo a candidate
for State Senate next time.
He has no public record behind him,
but asked the jieoplo for an .opportunity
to make ono. Favors economical
administration of public affairs.
Opposes the frequent changes
in public school text'booksv Favors
a liberal pension for Confederate veterans.
Favors a State dispensary
at county scat, under strict police
regulations. Stands for true Democracy,
and opposes going contrary
to the vote of the people. Favors
biennial sessions of the legislature
Claimed he was thoroughly identified
with the farmers and their interests,
and opjioscs the no fence
law until the jieople vote for it.
II. K. COOK
was indeed glad to get to Conway.
The campaign has been pleas
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\t The Central Ware
house, Mullins, S. C.
NEAL A (JOHRRLIj
Vdvcrtlsc to I'ay the Highest Alar
kct Prices for Tobacco, and
Tlicsc facts and Figures Prove
What Tlicy Say.
Utiles made for C. O. Grainier,
/joun, S. C.
Hi 11 ?s. {? $10,0(1 per 11 unci red
100 " (o $25.00 per hundred.
10 '* (a 410.50 per hundred
A verajje $27.40 per hundred.
Sales made for N. Q. Grainier,
Zoan. S. C.
22 lbs (" $8.00 per hundred.
70 '' (<i $85,0(5 per hundred
lid 11 (// $25.00 per hundred.
Annate $20,00 per hundred.
Sah>s made for II. I*. Hayes.
12 lbs (? $81.00 per hundivd.
120 lbs(" $24A per hundred.
125 lbs (n $18,00 per hundred.
110 lbs (?/ $12] per hundred.
Averaged $20.00 per hundred.
if
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Scour yourself daily, you're not
clean inside. Ciean in sides means
clean stomach, bowels, blood, liver,
clean, healthy tissue in every or?an.
Mohal: Take IIoMistor's Roeky
Mountain Tea. 25 cents. Tea or
Tablets. Norton Drug Co.
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The Dost School
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oilers exceptional advantages. Fine
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Send us your job work.
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Chain hanjr .Notice.
Magistrates will take notice that
bhtfv may commit prisoners to chain
gang direct to F. M. llav, at Zoan.
W. Kf llolt, Slip.
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BUGGIES AND WAGONS
regardless of cost. Come while
they last and get your supply.
Np alsh carry a lull line oi J ''
FANOY AND STAPLE,
GROCERIES lo
DRY GOODS NOTIONS
\ H^/Caps and other Ihiojgfc'too
B numerous to mention. Xjcerifjfc
Mowers and Rakpsj JOnn^on1
I Mowers and Rakes, ' Johnson
I Disc Cultivators, Spring Tooth
I Harrows, ejtc, Yours for trade,'
I J. D. Graham
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J The statement f,-e kavcWade in f ? '
H our many advertisements for this
I I remarkable cream?the very life of j
t massage?we want to substantiate '
] by something more than mere
i B We make this statement again,
1 that Pompcidn Massage Cream
8 used according to directions will
2 build up the muscles of the face,
? and, by withdrawing every particle
Hi of impurity from the pores, will
I banish sallowness, wrinkles, and 1
| J Klvc a refreshing sense of summer
To prove this statement to
your satisfaction wc offer
you a free sample. With the
sample we will give you a
copy of the famous book,
"A Treatise on Facial Message."
Call at the store for
them.
CONWAY DRUG CO.
In Self Defense
Major I la mm, editor and manager
of the Constitutionalist, Eminence,
K.V-. when ho was fiercely attacked,
four years ago, by piles, bought a
box of Buoklen's Arnica Salve, of
which he says: "It cured me in ten
days and no trouble since." Quickest
healer of burns, sores, cuts and
wounds. 25c at Norton Drug Co's.
drug store.
Send us your Job work.
new &
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I have opened up a grocery sti
corner and will be pleased to sc
Everything new and fresh and
Reatsoiva
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Croc,erics delivered to any ps
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by furnaces Or stearti, providod with s
pus of twelve acres. Pure Artesian
leading colleges of the country. Tern
attendance for session $120.00. Unifc
Ijidy about $18.00 for session. Write I
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nerve enough t*> buy us 01
ii other interests that needs <
we leave decided to make it
gg not 1)0 sueh a hard job to o<
the next dO days for the Nc
n bargains for the
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and to say that ho is tfoin^
11 is lioht All Su:rtiter Ore
will be sold
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received (>l cases of Sho<
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ings lar#e and commodious, heated
hower baths and situated on a camwater
Instructors graduates of
is for board, tuition and medical
>rms for Cadet $30.00, for youn#
for catalog.
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> to make a success of it unless the tight man comc$ along with ATk
it. We want to got out of the mercantile business lis wo havo
iir time and attention, t uMho?U*at to.sell out having fallen through ?
ko warm for our eouipctllors the balance of the year that it will
et out six months later. Our Mr. A C. Thompson will leave in an
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to make il warm f >?r liis mm;M*titors r.nd easy for his customers
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new fall goods. Wo have almost anything von can think of. Just
\s bought before the bi^ advance in shoes, and we can sell
jout the same old price. We are agents for Ihitterick's PatAll
Patterns 10 and 15 cents. Let us have your orders ami onII
s. The> arc fee. Yours to serve, @^1
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MID SUMMER
SALE OF
MILLINERY.
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Great Reduction in all kinds of
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Millinery. Best creations in Summer
head wear, and offered at a
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large discount from former prices.
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Large variety of ladies Straw hats
and other kinds at price you can't
duplicate here or elsewhere.
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Give me a call and you will be
pleased with the goods.
M. REICH.
r iuj '.to >!' < /it !<> , ,;; j j j ? nutzoiU oj ailhjt ? aio'i?
JL Established"! $8Cf J. W. McElwee, Pro])
A .(JJlrt BennettsviHo Marble Wks,
ffjfflflSiKJl ItHN^KTTSVll.LE, S C.
jBjl Fnoes and l^igns Fnrnishrd of Latest
WonumjOlfcta Tombstones and Curbing
^irit Cl??? Work. Reasonable Prlc
R. K. (Basque, Con way1,4M\
liev U. Jj. Hurfgltia, (ialivant8 Ferry, 8.0.
bucgies -Wagons
I AND HARNESS.
rn*ir? > I D ? - m**" Cheapest
Pric6Sj / BesfGObds.
CASH OR GOOb' SECURITY.
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