The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 15, 1906, Image 5

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CON WAY IRON WORKS, jp J Workers of Iron and Wood. * THE OLD BUILDINGS AND MACHINERY WERE DESTROYED BY FLAMES LAST SPRING. WE NOW HAVE A New Building, New Machinery, New Determination, that with the better and more complete equipment wo now have to turn out Wood and Iron Work, neatly and promptly, When yoo need a Black smith give us a call. You will find Mr. Dozier always ready to attenu t? your wants. CONWAY IRON WORKS. I NORTON BISCUIT 5 > Prevent and Cure. < A medicine that will prevent chilis and fever and other ^ ^ malarial affections, as well as cure these ailments, is ab- NL ^ solutel.y 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 remedy ^ ^ prepared under the prescription of a homr nhvalninn nmi ? the result of his long experience 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 ^ take. They are Or. Norton's own pre^ sbription, and experience with them in a long practice ^ shows them one of the best remedies ever invented for at y chills and malaria. Try them; if they do not do the work, r your money wil be refunded. * ?for sale by every storekeeper in the county % Norton Drug Co. S ! whvV I I ' ' * I jj Because we give every customer g I a big dollar's worth for their $1 g i, J TAl{'5 ureal pleasure in calling the attention of the P>'h-|Rr ^ W lie to the fact, that I am now prepared to supply yourl-F tj A wonts. My Stock of GROCEUIES is strictly First Class?ft JCkCQ auc^ a'vvays Fresh. Our Line of Crockery is as nice as $ ever struck the town, and our prices are always right ^ ^Our Line of CLOTHING is strictly of to date in every respect, and was bought so we can sell at the right price. ft 1 OURSHOES AND HATS | 1 ARE NOT SO CHEAP I ^ BUT JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ? IJOS. D. OLIVER. | AJV1) SEE WHEN YOU COME '1 O TO IfjA [fine SHOES | FOR FALL & WINTER 9 WE GUARANTEE OUR SHOES TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISB'AC1 TION AND THE VERY LATEST STYLE. ' . . CLO THING MY CLOTHING DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE AND WOULD I RE GLAD TO HAVE YOU CALL AND LOOK OVER SAME. | YOU WILL BIND JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING EOR, I *? J R \t - - _iL - . . A freah and coin Diet., linn on hand and at XX%#1^X X%5?rcaH()n?bip prices. He sure to call to see me beI fore making your purchases. R. T. HARMON 9 COMMERCIAL HOTEL CORNER HYMAN'S BREAD - ALWAYS Fresh and WKolesorrve FAMILY - GROCERIES from the daitiest goods to the most substantial. When yon select from my stock you may he sure yon are getting the best and that it is fresh. B. T. HYMAN. # Hot* Area {anther lloucy. A bco gathers honey by the aid of I its "trunk," "lower lip" or "tongue," which is used as au instrument for extracting the nectar from Hewers. Tho "tongue" of a bee Is not, as was once thought to be tho case, n tube through which tho Juice is sucked, but is built more after the fashion of a Hue broom. With this broom tho bee brushes or laps the honey or honey material from the flowers, leaves, etc., and passes it down a groove In the upper surface of tho tongue to the mouth proper. From that point the Juice is conveyed ! through a minute oritlce into the "tlrst stomach," vulgarly called the "honey bag." The honey bug Is a real chemical laboratory, where by some mysterious process which has not yet been explained by science the juices are converted into pure honey. When the chemical process of transforming tho nectar into viscid honey l?a? been completed tho bee disgorges it mto one of tho cells made for the purpose of a receptacle. For years the mlcroscopists and the entomologists have been studying tho bee's laboratory, but its workings are at present among tho unexplained mysteries. IlorncN am! (Jrun*. A famous veterinary surgeon declares that grass bents all the drugs in creation as a cure for sick horses and mules. Horses should have a few quarts of grass daily from spring until 11 1. - inn, ue says. 1 no prevalent notion gj that it is harmful is idiotic and cruel. Grass to horses is the same as fresh vegetables and fruit to us. Their craving for it proves their need of it. Yet ignorant, unfeeling drivers yank them away from it as if it was poison Instead of tlie life giving medicine it is, designed by their Maker for them. When they gnaw the bark of trees or t; eat leaves it Is because they crave grass and can't get it. Millions of bush- ~ els of grass go to waste yearly by tho wayside which should be utilized for our noble, faithful, helpless, dumb colleague, tho horse, thus making him healthy and happy. Summer visitors who hire horses should remember these Jfacts and glvo the animals a chance to 1 get at the grass by the roadside once \ in awhile. -i Tho I'lnunlhle I.le. ^ We resent calumny, hypocrisy rnd treachery because they harm us, not because they are untrue. Take the de- I traction and the mischief from the un- I truth, and we are little offended by it. 1 Turn it Into praise, and we may bo I pleased with it. And yet it is not calumny and treachery that do the lar- ( gest sum of mischief in the world. They are continually crushed and aro ^ leic only in being conquered. But It Is the glistening and softly spoken lie, r the amiable fallacy, the patriotic lie of the historian, the provident lie of the politician, the zealous ho tuu partisan, the merciful lie of the friend and the careless lie of each man to himself that cast that black mystery over humanity through which we thank any man who pierces It as we would thank r one who dug a well in a desert. Hap- \ py that the thirst for truth remains ? with us even when we have willfully left the fountains of It.?John ltuskin. JFalthfnl to Ilia Friend. 1 Toole and Irving were friends from the days when they were both strug- J gllng beginners. On one occasion Irving was to be presented to Queen t Victoria and was delighted at the honor. An ofllclous court functionary took t It upon himself to tell the player "not to mention this matter outside" lest other actors, such as Mr. Toole, might ' think that they should be presented r too. "Let me tell you, sir," said Irving, 1 "that Mr. Toole Is not only a deservedly renowned comedian; he Is also a truly Christian gentleman. Toole often saved me from adversity, perhaps starvation, when I was unknown. If John L. Toole Is not worthy to be presented toiler most gracious majesty, neither is Henry Irving. I wish you good day, sir!"?London Standard. i The II > uclntli. The hyacinth has its name from Greek mythology. According to the story as told by Ovid, Hyacinthus, a beautiful boy, was the son of a Spar- | tan king and the favorite of Apollo. ( Zephyrus, being envious of the attachment of Apollo and Ilyacinthus, so 1 turned the direction of a quoit which ' Apollo had pitched while at play that It struck the head of Hyacinthus and slew him. The fable concludes by i making Apollo transform the body of * his favorite Into the flower that bears his name. Pl?nre U Ont. A man had sixty ducks for sale and divided them into two lots of thirty each. One lot was to bo disposed of at three for $1 and the other at two for $1. In his absence his clerk sold tho sixty ducks at flvo for $2, realizing the sum of $24. If sold according to lnstructlona one nnrehnsor would hnvn got thirty ducks for $15 and the other thirty for $10, making $25 for the lot. What became of the missing dollar? No Nontenie. "The Elizabethan ruff Is likely to return," said Ma Twaddles, looking up from the fashion paper she was reading. "If ho does," responded Ta Twaddles, with energy, "you set the dog on him. Do you hear?" Wily. "Oh," she said, "your conduct is enough to make an angel weep!" "I don't see you shedding a tear," he retorted, and his ready wit saved the day. Same Old Way. Itobert?When I get Into my new house 1 mean that everything shall go 11kg clockwork. Richard?I, see; the sdme at heretofore?ilck, tlckl ? ROThR THE NO SALESMEI We have over Because we se SPRING CORr You pay $2.5( where else. V OUR Rem for $2.90 Exp ommended by RXVFHSC W1 TAX NOTICE. Conway, October 15. 11)05. Public notice is hereby t?i von that itate, County and School taxes in lorry county for the fiscal year 1!MM>, vill be due and payable at this cilice nd other places designated below, roin October 15 to December HI, acordiiu/ to the following tax levy IN AM. TUB COUNTY. 'or State . . . 5 mills 'or County . 5' mills 'or School . .. I? mills 'or Court House.etc..bonds 1 mill In Conway. Uayboro, Simpson "reek, and Green Sea townships: For payment of loan by the State unking Fund -I mills In School District No. lb, (Huroughs) For Special School 3 mills School P'ldg Hoiuis !'1 mills, IN OCtlOOl I MSI I \c?b 1.1 . Uuv uoic?) For Special Scho.l 4 mills In School District 70 (Toddvillo) For Special School .... 3 mills The Tax of Three Dollars in comnutation of road duty during 11107, vill be receivable at this ollice until darch 1. Stalvey Thursday, Nov. 15, from 5 to 0 a in Marlow Thuuiduy, Nov. 15, from .2 to 1 p m Klondykc Friday, Nov. lt>, from 0 to 11a in Dongola Friday, Nov. 10, from I 0 2 p m Sauford Monday Nov. 1!) 10 to 12 1 in Loris Monday Nov 10 5 to 7 pm Loris Tuesday Nov 208 to 10 a m MAY. C0AST& WESTERN R R. INBPPBCrJULY II. 1UOO. DA ILY EXCLPT SUN DA Y. SOTTIIHOUM) TRAIN'S N <? 7 No-') N<- !) iV Ayrioi .v loin 8 5 > 'l iii \ 11>n way 1 .'i0 p in 0 ">0 a in (> 15 p hi iV Hurool 2 20 p 111 0 45 p in \r .>1 lloach 2 85 p ir. 7 00 p ai NORTH HOUND TRAINS No 10 No 0 No 8 [jV M lit ach (? 45 a in 2 50 p in [.v Uarcol 7 00 a in 8 0*? p in .v Con way 7 00 a in 8 0" a in 0 05 p n: I.v I >lu 8 40 a n. \r Ay nor Cl > c connections at Conway fo.* Chado :rn. For* Quick | SALE? j lCi<?litocii nnd One Hall' U J Acroa of IIl?fti Ip-loind ? J Sulla l? I <> lor Itnlldliitf K Loin, m Just outside the Corporate J Limits of the town of Con- g way, part of the estate of the ? late \Vm. I*. Melson, dee'd. U This land should be worth, R as an investment, #100.00 per H aore but it will be sold much I lower than this to effect a quick sale. It lies near the Conway & Georgetown road, bounded on the north by Nellie Adams, east by Miss Galbraith, west by W. P. Melson, and south by R. G. Melson. Some of it cleared CALL ON OR WRITE H. H. Woodward CONWAY, S. C. - ' ? ' * 3CHILD & CO.. FIVE QUART HOUSEV NO AGENTS NO EXPENSE. 4 thousand customers WHY? 11 5 quarts of our famous "ROCK M" for $2 EXPRESS COLLECT. ) a gallon for this quality any/e sell you five quarts for $2.00 HSCHILD RYE 5 full quarts I ress Paid. This whiskey is rec= I physicians. NONE BETTER, | 'HiLrD as. co.T"" F;:;^r"T I [I.MINC1TOIN, IN. C. I N K W 3? CO O O S Til 10 SAME OLD STAND THE SAME OLD FIRM THE SAME OLD REPUTATION BUT! Wc have nothing else old except u few odds ami ends that are rapidly going nt any old price. Elvex'y tliiiie' else New New hats, now shoes, now clothing, now hosery, new shirts, collars and ties. Newest designs in dress goods, luces etc. New furniture, new customers, renewed energies to plcuscour customers. Our store is simply full of now thingsYes wc have the goods and there is more coming. We bought to sell and not to keep. Wo have graded carefully our pet notion of keeping the quality up, and have spared no pains in making our prices attractive. We are in a position to save vou money. CALL AND LOOK OUR STOCK OVER BEFORE YOU BUY. Burroughs & i Collins Company a&jsjk 3 Wo tike pleasure in announcing irour cnstinierH and he public generally that wo have 3k B onnned lip a very complete and i t'rn<tive lineof seasonable goods suited to tin- wants /I of th" trade, nnil w hlcli we ate oRei Ing lit icasonahl prices Jj| | out ouo< i:ky rt.mknt, j| rE Consisting of Corn, Crist, Meal, Mour. Huron, I.aril, Sugar, Coffee, ?V?., will ho ok 2 found complete mid all Hold an cheap an mine (pmlity ? an lie purchased el-ew hero. ? 9 ^ NO bAROAIN DAYS OR SPECIAL SALES, | d | K tow iirkofT old stock and ruhhish as w e have none of that class of goods on hand, hut Q J wo are Helling the goods all Ihe voar round at close prices. Crude Turpentine and ail !T | kinds of Country Produce purcfnigod at full musket value. vi*e fully appreciate the B 2 very liberal patronage with which we have heen favored In the past ami respectfully ask u a continuance during PMKi. B ] DUSENBURY & CO. 1 J TODiyVII.I^K, N, cj ||attbass i c Dry Goods Clothing Shoes > c Hats Groceries Etc. > ^ Tho highest market prices paid for Country Produce. Vetf- ^