The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 08, 1906, Image 6
1 NORTON BISCUIT |
Prevent and Cure. i
A medicine that will prevent chills and fever and 'other ^
malarial affections, as well as cure these ailments, is absolutoly
needed at this season of the year. There are ^
many preparations made abroad and put on the market, ^
but the people prefer a remedy made at home, a romedy
prepared under the prescription of a home physician and
the result of his Ion# exporieuco in this part of the country. ^
Such a remedy is ^
NORTON BISCUIT C
They are guaranteed to cure. Put up in convenient form ^
and are easy to take. They are Dr. Norton's owu presbription,
and experience with them in a Ion# practice ^
shows them nnn nf t.ho hnet rommlinu niin? ~
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chills and malaria. Try them ; if they do not do the work, X
^ your money wil be refunded.
# FOR SALE IIY EVERY STOREKEEPER IN THE COUNTYX
c Norton Drug Co. %
Shoes <& Clothing
FOR
FALL AND WINTER
We have ?i full line and would bo glad to show you. Wo also carry a
full line of dry goods and can give you close prices.
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
is complete with a full line of fresh and fancy groceries. Call to see us
whether you buy or not will be glad to have you.
YOURS TO PLEASE
CALHOUN & COMPANY.
| ft Why?
| j
| Because we give every customer I
I a big dollar's worth for their $11
9 I 1 TAK?S great pleasuro in calling the attention of the pub- P
9 I W J lie to the fact, that I am now prepared to supply your P
J I ^ I wonts. My Stock of GROCEKLES is strictly First CluSb P
4j l^rafaDd always Fresh. Our Line of Crockery is as nice as P
3 Ijfsil ever struck the town, and our prices are always right to
J I I Our Line of CLOTHING is strictly of to date in every m
? respect, and was bought so we can sell at the right prioo. ft
J OUR SHOES AND HATS |
\ ARE NOT SO CHEAP 1
% BUT JUST WHAT YOll ARF I OOI/iimo trr\a to
__ ? - . -w w n'n ? v r* ^
JJOS. D. OLIVER. 1
V CV/XL AJVI) SEE WHEN YOU CO Ml'. TO TOWj\
Ifmne shoes
I FOR
FALL & WINTER
I WE GUARANTEE OUR SHOES TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFAC8
TION AND T1IE VERY LATEST STYLE.
iclo thing
8 MY CLOTHING DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE AND WOULD
I BE GLAD TO HAVE YOU CALL AND LOOK OVER SAME.
I YOU WILL PIND JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING EOR,
1^% ^ ^^ A fresh and complete lino on hand and at
~?%5?frreasonable prices. He sure to calltosee me before
making your purchases.
R. T. HARMON
COMMERCIAL HCTEL CORNER
OLIVER &
\ "V FEED LIVERY SALE
flmHl STABLES
V//l\\ 7 VvinS rfy V///I 4
A first class turnout at your service at any time. Special attention
given to drummers Call and see us.
I For Quick. I
| sale; |
i Eighteen ?ii?1 One llulf h
I Acrea of High Ip-Land I
I Suitable for lliilldlnc
I Lota.
I Just outside the Corporate
I Limits of the town of ConI
way, part of the estate of the
I late Wm. I*. Melson, dee'd.
I This land should be worth,
I as an investment, $100.00 per
I aere but it will be sold much
I lower than this to etTect a
I quick sale. It lies near the
I Conway & CIeor^otown road,
I bounded on the north by
I Nellio Adams, east by Miss
I Galbraith, west by W. P.
1 Melson, and south by H G. fi
I Melson. Some of it cleared 9
I CALL ON OU WRITE I
pI^fL^^oodwarti
I CONWAY, S. C. I
mm, mtfErai
IN KFPECT JULY 11, 11)00.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
SOTTIIBOUND TRAINS I
No 7 No 5 No 0
Lv Ay nor
Lv Iola 8 50 a in
Uv-Conway 1 50 p in 0 50 a in 0 15 p m
Lv Rurcol 2 20 p in 0 45 p in
Ar M Reach 2 35 p in 7 00 p ;n
NORTHHOUND TRAINS '
No 10 No 0 No 8
Lv M lie noh 0 45 a in 2 50 p in ,
Lv Rurcol 7 00 a in 3 05 p in
Lv Conway 7 30 a in 8 00 a in 3 35 p in <
Lv Iola 8 40 a n.
Ar Ay nor
Clo-e connections at Conway for Chadbourn.
fwwwyywvo
>PURE DRUGSc
|MEDICINES. |
c fine stationery s
* ti1e best foun tain %
^ pen made x,
< Books >
sfhesii candies every c
> week c
?Conway Drug>
> Company.
o/vnmmmmao
hemoval
notice:!
I have recontly purchased the
the Grocery Department of the
H. L. Buck Co.
and the good will of the trade.
I have moved into that store aud
have a complete stock of fresh
P n m I'It7
GROCERIES
I respectfully solicit the former 1
patronage of this store.
S. P. HAWES i
POR SALE.
Tract of forty acres of land, more (
or less, in Conway township, bounded
north by F. L. Cartrette, east by '
land formerly owned by F. G. Todd 4
and west by lands of Charles Bryanl ]
south by Burroughs & Collins Co ,
Land formerly owned by J. T. Todd 1
ApplytoH.il. Woodward, Attor- ]
ney at Law, Conway, S C.
'roths
THE F
NO SALESMEN
We have over A
Because we sell
SPRING CORN
You pay $2.50
where else. W
OUR ROTH
for $2.90 Expr
ommended by
R.OTHSC
1 WI
TAX NOTICE.
Conway, October 15, 1005.
Public notice is hereby given iluvt
State, County and School taxes in
Horry county for the fiscal year 1906,
will be due and payable at this oflice
and other places designated below,
from October 15 to December 31, according
to the following tax levy
IN ALL TilK COUNTV.
For State 5 mills
For County 51 mills
For School . .. 3 mills
For Court House,etc.,bonds 1 mill
In Conway, Bayboro, Simpson
Creek, and Green Sea townships:
For payment of loan by the State
Sinking Fund 4 mills
lu School District N'?. 19, (Burroughs)
For Special School 3 mills
School B'ldg Bonds 2 mills
In School District 11 .xSocaslee):
For Special Scho 1 4 mills
In School District 76 (Toddvillo)
For Special School .... 3 mills
The Tax of Three Dollars in commutation
of road duty during 1907,
will be receivable at this otlice until
March 1, 1907.
Jordanville, Monday, Nov. 5, from
10 to 11 a. m.
Gideon, Monday Nov. 5, from 12
to 1 p. m.
Cool Spring Monday, Nov. 5, from
4 to 6 p m
Rchohoth, Tuesday, Nov. 6, from
9 to 10 a m
n _ i! a __ ta . -I
VTUiivaius uervy, xuesciay rsov. t>, l
from 12 to 1 p m
Taylorsville Tuesday, Nov. 6, from j
5 to 6 p m
Stephen's X Roads, Wednesday,
Nov. 7, from 9 to 10 am
Floyd's School House Wednesday,
Nov. 7, from 11 to 12 a m
Spring Branch Wednesday, Nov.
9, from 3 to 4 p m
Green Sea Thursday, Nov. 8, from
9 a m to 1 p m
Bayboro Friday, Nov. 9, from 9 to
11 a m
Adrian Friday, Nov. 9, from 2 to
8 p m
Hammond Monday, Nov. 12, from
10 to 11 a m
Daisy Monday, Nov, 12, from 1 to
8 p m
W. H. Hardco's (Buck Croek) Tuesday,
Nov. 18, from 7 to 8 a m
Little 'River Tuesday, Nov. 18,
from 11 to 1 p m
Wampee Tuesday, Nov. 13, from
4 to 6 p ra
Parker's Store, Wednesday, Nov.
14, from 10 to 11 a m
Nixonville, Wednesday Nov. 14.
from 12 to 1 p m
Stalvey Thursday, Nov. 15, from
8 to 0 a m
Marlow Thursday, Nov. 15, from
12 to 1 p m
Ivlondyke Friday, Nov. 16, from
10 to 11 a m
Dongola Friday, Nov, 16, from 1
to 2 p m
San ford Monday Nov. 19 10 to 12
a m
Loris Monday Nov 19 5 to 7 p m
Loris Tuesday Nov 20 8 to 10 a m
WANTED?An old plat made by
John Hardwick, surveyor in 1791
for Plowden Weston, and calling for
1240 acres of land lying on the seashore
in Socasteo township, the tract
of land formerly known as "Bluefield"
or "Long Bay," and now
J 1 t* TT A *
uwiieu uv mrs. ti. s. TurOeville.
Look through old papers you may
have. Suitable reward will be paid
for information of its whereabouts.
Address H. H. Woodward,
Attorney at Law,
S. C
HELPISOFFERED
TO WORTHY YOUNG PEOPLE
We earnestly request all young persons, no matter
how limited their means or education, who wish to
obtain a thorough business training and good position,
to write by first mail for our great half-rate
after. Success, independence and probable fortune
are guaranteed. Don't delay. Write today.
The Ga.*Ale. Business College* Macea, Ce I
3CHILD & CO..
rIVE QUART HOUSE*
NO AGENTS NO EXPENSE.
[ thousand customers WHY?
5 quarts of our famous "ROCK
" for $2 EXPRESS COLLECT.
a gallon for this quality any- I
e sell you five quarts for $2.00 I
ISCHILD RYE 5 full quarts |
ess Paid. This whiskey is rec= I
physicians. NONE BETTER, I
HILrD <& CO. " I
LMINGTOW, IN. C. I
N E W 3? G O O D S
THE SAME OLD STAND I
THE SAME OLD FIRM
THE SAME OLD REPUTATION
BUT!
We have nothing else old except a few odds and ends that are rapidly
going at any old price.
Everything* else New
New hats, new shoes, now clothing, now hoser.y, new shirts, collars
and tics. Newest, designs in divss goods, laces etc. New furniture-~^v
customers, renewed energies to please our customers. Our store is simply
full of now thingsYes
we have the goods and there is more coming. We bought to soil
and not to keep.
We have graded carefully our pet notion of keeping the quality ui>.
unci have spared no pains in making our prices attractive. Wo arc in
a position to save vou money.
CALL AND LOOK OUR STOCK
OVER BEFORE YOU BUY.
Burroughs &
GoHins Company
* *
' 1 1 -
111 Mffl lillH I!
!Wo take pleasure In announcing to our customers and ho public genorally that we have n
opened up a very complete and attractive lino of seasonable goods suited to the wants P
of the trade, and which we are offering at rcasonahl prices- P
Eoub.grockry department.
nslsting of Corn. Crist, Meal, Flour, llacon, I.ard, Sugar, Coffee, Ac., will be
(1 complete and all eold as cheap as same quality can be purchased elsewhere.
NO BARGAIN DAYS OR SPECIAL SALES, '
ork rfT old stock and rubbish as wo have none of that class of goods on hand, but
,re selling the goods all the year round at close prices. Crude Turpentlhe and all '
Is of Country Produce purchased at full market value. We fully appreciate the I
liberal patronage with which we have been favored in the past and respectfully ask
ntinuancc during 1UOO.
DUSENBURY & CO.
ODDVILl^E, . N, q j
| ATJJAsTj
c ury uoods Clothing Shoes ?
c Hats Groceries Etc. i
^ Tho highest market prices paid for Country Produce. Veg- ^
^ ?tables in season. The Best Goods. The Cheapest Prices. ^