The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 20, 1906, Image 2
The Horry Herald
CIRCULATION
MLiSilKI) KN KRY TI'1'UHDAY MORI i <
1IY CONWAY rtTBLISlllNU CO.
4 U INSCRIPTION ONK DOLLAlt PER \ I* \ I
^utcrcd at the VohI Ofllce at' lonwuv, 8 .
Second Clan* Mill Ji at.or.
U. II, WOODWAK1), Hdh<
A DV K RTTST NO 1\l ATES:
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Thiri and Communication* of a I'eraoi i Ni
tur? ir^ed for at Special Raton accoi' ni|r t
leu;.? h. Obituarlae, one cent a word it ox- op
of 1&0 worde.
O"iloial Advertisements at Raton nilmvn' l>
Lav . Display Advertisements, Rates furuiehe
en application. Make all Checke and Ordt
payable to the Editor.
Ti USD AY, DECEMBER 20 1D0
GET TOGETHER.
There is important work to b<
done for the upbuilding of Conwa;
and that work is essentially the out;
of an organized body of its business
men, because if there is one elasi
of citizens above another that wil
be more benefited by the extei.sioi
of the trade of Conway and its gen
eral improvement all along the line
it is the business men and the Her
aid is glad to note that they are be
ginning to realizo the trm h of this
proposition, or at least some o
them are, and are get Ling together
Some of this work rnu.> <jc >i ieflj
outlined as follows: The opening o
the Waccamaw river to navsig.i'ior
from the sea to Conway, so hai
Horry and Conway will have toe ad
vantage of both water and railro:i<
transportation.
Tlie building of bridges across
the Waccamaw and Little i'ee tiv
ers, so that trade can have easy access
to Conway,
\
The improvement of the public
roads of the county.
Q Tlio building of a railroad fron
Sumter or Cades to Conway an<
from. Con way to South port.
The establishment of a cotton factory
and cotton seed oil mill, as wel
as too encouragement of other in
dustries that will bring capital an<
labor to town and country.
Make home attractive to our coun
try cousins
Make Conway the shipping i>oiu
for the business interests of Easteri
South Carolina.
Those arc some of the functions of;
Board of Trade or Chamber of Com
morce. Other suggestions wi'.l fni
lou .
This will take lots of money som
say, Most assuredly it does tak(
money to accomplish all these things
Tint goes without saying. It takes
money to do almost any thing. Bui
the Board of Trade, as a body, is noi
expected to expend money fo. this
purpose. Its functions are a promoter
and encourager of these enterprises.
To advertise the wonderful
resources of Conway and Ilorry
so as to bring capital and labor 'here
for investment and employment.
Then, again, there are ways to
gel a large proportion of this money
to rccomplish these purposes save going
down in the individual pocket?
foi instance the United States government
and other sources. The
secret of success is to have an ob
jecl and all pull together for the accomplishment
of that object aud
when this is done work for another.
In unity there is strength and in
perseverance there is victory.
The Legislature of South Carolina
" will meet in January. The most important
measure which will bo considered
by that body will be the dispensary.
$IOO Reward, $IOO.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages,
n n/I 4 V-v r> in ??* 1 T 11
^?Hail s Catarrh
Cure is the only positivo cure now
known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional
treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surf ice
of the system, thereby destrojing
the foundation of the disease, and
f^^^^viving the patient strength by buildup
the constitution and assisting
^Hjj^^ature in doing its work. The
^H^B|^rietors have so much faith in its
^J^^^^^fcrapowers that they oiler One
^^^^^^^^^^kDollars any that
. Send for
^|^^H^^|fecHENEY
1907.
ona
is.
1 III I . V
I $4,000
I OF MERC
; no be
0
IB
We are ofiering to the p
!r tlie greatest slaughter in pr
in the town of conway. Ai
G snu.llcst piu to the finest fi
heard of. Now is the time
? ply at prices that can't be
1 This is no fake sale, but t
y
5 truth. We have the goods
s old price by January,
g saving,
| Calhoun 8
f ^ Esiublisi
1 K K. GASQUE, SPECIAL
3> A. J. t
t c Dry Goods C
c Hats Groc
. The highest market prices paid
^ e tables in season. The Best <
HYIV
THE <
The Best Goods at the
Attention Given t
Phone mo what you waut for breakfu
and there will be no disappointr
on 1
13 T. TT
| Fill 11 HI
4 We take plcAflure In announcing to our cum
^ opened up a very complete ana attractive 1:
? of the trade, ana which we are offering at l
5 OUK GROCERY
fj Consisting of Corn. C?ri?t, Meal, Flour
I] found complete and all Hold an cheap as Pat
n
J] NO BARGAIN DAYS
fl to work off old stock and rubbish as wo ha\
2 we are soiling the goods all the vear round
fl kinds of Country Produce purchased at fill
3 very liheral patronage with which wo have
fl a contlnuanco during
] DUSENBl
I TODDYILLI
MOVEHl
? -
1 have moved to the W J SES
SIONS PLAGE ON THE WAL- !
LEIi SHOUT CUT ROAD WITH j
SHIPPING POINT AT HOME- j
WOOD
l
1 have plenty of timber, and '
better prepared than ever to 11 1 or- <
ders for any kindcf rough lumber i
mid scantling Send n>e y? ur oiders *
- j-ji-'i.?i? J ;
2HANDISE 1
III t OtlvU'fj* s
ublic for the next HO ]> A \ S
ices that has ever boon oflcrccE
tything il! be sold fiorii ;'.?B
iibrics at >. i? , never b <? ?B
1 to pur< :,use your winter up a
duplicated in Horry county J|
he genuine old unadulterated I
and they must he sold at >-< nu j
Yours for a 10 to 25 j cr e entB
1,MI IKKO .o Ml'.
> > . .iicj'iitvec, ri i?,
ettsvillo Marble Wks
ETTisY I Ll.lv, S. C.
and Designs i; x t<if.h?-d of I.uIk-'
' &hio
exits Tombstones ami Ct.rbii
id on Applicnuor.
Isss Work- Itasonat'lc
AGENT. CONWAY, S. C.
BASS 1
iER IN S
lothing Shoes >
series Etc. S
for Country Produce. Vcg- ^
Goods. Tlic Cheapest Prices. ^
MB ?r,m
flAIN
3ROCER.
Lowest Prices, Special
o Family Orders,
ist, luncheon, dinner or supper and
ncnt. Goods delivered free and
irne.
"Y M A.]N".
i'liiiii! 1
tomera anil ho public, uonorallv (hut wo have J
inoof Reasonable kooiIh suited to the wants B
'oasonahl prices- .P
DEPARTMENT, ft
. Nneon, I.anl, Sugar, Coffee. ?? ., will 1m .
no quality can he purchased elsewhere. %
OR SPECIAL SALES, |
'0 none of that class of ^ooUh on hand, but ?
at close prices. Crude Turpentineand nil
I maikot value. W'n fully appreciate tlio ?
been favored in the past and' respectfully ask F?
I
JRY & CO. |
3, . , s, o i
GEO S HACKER & ;>0N
544, 546 and 548 King St,
CHARI-KSTON, S. C
M O U Ij1> fNU.
Window and Fancy <ilas? a
i I?I nirii
I
1MPORTAN
R. J. RE\
TAGS, AS
SIMILES <
THEIR 19Q
This sp;
who may have
for the return a
tiscd in our ig<
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by the terms of
: - We woi
' out giving pres
? offer has expire
any cause whal
2 i
positively refus
| j Winston-Salerr
1 which is the
in our offer.
No emp
I ! or any notice o
R. J. REYNOLI
, i
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Tinir. a "r~nt~i > i mm
UineTH
F A RIV
OFFERED FOR ftALB CHEA
FOR CASH
The farm and dwelling of Mr. (
D. Roberts, i j the Port Barrels':
section, 12 miles from Conway, ft. <
>n the Hay Bottom public Roa<
containing 100 acres, clay found
lion, line cotton land, 10 A. clean
high site cultivation. 1 Mi. fro
church, 1 mile from school, 100 ^d
from nnhlio ??r\rwl ...UK
nn/u UVUUUl', an
1 mile from Eddy Lake & Norther
Iluilroad. Six room dwelling, a
. rooms ceiled with good lumber excel,
two up-staii\s rooms, which are a
.yet unfinished. Good water pum
feet deep. Good place for stort
Elm trees. Yellow pine timber o
the tract, 11 glass windows i
building. Goods could be landei
within one mile of place.
Speak quick if you want it, Cai
be bought only on application at th<
law ollice of
H. H. Woodward.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CO>WAY S. C.
f The
|Dodgmg|
| Period I
of a woman's life is the name often m
M given to "change of life." Your M
! H menses come at long intervals, end H
grow scantier until they stoD. The m
I change lasts three or four years, and W
causes much pain and suffering, trj
which can, however, be cured, by Li
f ICARDUI
?9 Women's Refuge In Distress Jtf
It quickly relieves the pain, nerv- ?
TA ousness, irritability, mlserableness, n
*?3 fainting, dizziness, hot and cold Rj
1*7 flashes, weakness, tired feeling, etc. IB
Kfi t^araui will bring you safely through Hj
fa.' this 41dodging period," and build K
fcfl up your strength for the rest of your
You can get It at all druggists In H
m "EVERYTHING BUT DEATH
I sufft/ed," writes Virginia Rohson, of F.ast- H
ga on, Md., "until I took Cardul, which cured
R3 me so quickly It surprised my doctor, who
W didn't know I was taking It."
FOR SALE*
Plantation of 140 acres; 15 acres
cleared; jjr>od timber; 2 miles from
Bavboro, 2 mi lea from church. Will
sell for $600. Apply to J. W. Bell,
Bayboro, S. C. 4w38,
'i i/tiTm -iirin I. mn r I -I 1.1 I I. II-ri 'i^Ttir iTi n-rvvrrrrt t ri-nr I -V ] inraiiiTi --i
* . ' '
IT NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF *
TNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY'S
> SPECIFIED IN AND FAC*
)F WHICH ARE SHOWN ON
>6 CATALOGUE OF PRESENTS.
ace was bought to remind holders of our tags,
overlooked the fact that our offer of presents
md delivery to us of tags, as made and adverd6
Catalogue and Circular of Presents, expires
the offer itself on January ist, igoy.
ild not consider giving presents to one withents
to all, for tags that reach us after our
:d, and for this reason we will not consider
tever for delay in delivery of tags, and we will
;e to give presents for any tags that reach
l, N. C., after Tuesdav. Tanimrv ict r^>-?
j ' j j *^v> *yw/>
full extent of time as heretofore stipulated
loyee has authority to change or modify this
r offer made by us.
>S TOBACCO CO., WINSTON-SALEM, N. C,
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. r fivebigmctories. i
-* "I have been trying'to get some firm here to put in a line I
>n of your shoes, as we have a hard time getting a good shoe I
0, in this town. 1 believe if you will take the matter up, you B
Jt can arrange with Messrs. & Co. to handle " Diamond ||
a- Brands." I have no interest in the matter only that I want B
to buy a good shoe once in a while. You will remember that B
< I handled your shoes when in business in Quanah, and know D
m : what they are." REV. WALTER GRIFFITH, B
! Silverton, Texas. I
n Could the superiority of Diamond Brand shoes be 3
^ i 9 more convincingly shown ? You are just as anxious
>s B for good shoes as Rev.Griffith and it is equally worth M .
p m your while to insist that your dealer supply them, 3
n 9 Ask your dealer for Diamond Brand Shoes E
B DIAMOND BRAND <?</ 1
| W? MA/T? AfO/P? ?/#? J//OES THAN Affr I
I Orff?f? FfO(/-S? /AS THE WEST. I
J. E. NICHOLAS,
i sa i th"J
umierai mercnant. I
| A full and complete line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries always fresh in
stock. All the latest novelties in Ladies' Dress Goods, Dry Goods Gihghams,
Domestics, etc., etc. The best quality of Shoes for men, women
and children. Come to see me.
The House that Will Not be Undersold. I
|. s. p. HCA.WE8, I
Dealer
Family & Heavy Groceries!
j WE PURPOSE KEEPING THE FRESHEST AND PU REST LINt^^l
OF FAMILY AND pr.*NT?Tin? *?
. * .Li tun oucrMKK JSVfiR HEEN
IN CONWAY. MY STOCK EMBRACES EVERYTHING I
NEEDFUL IN THE CULINARY LINE IN HOUSE. I
HOLD AN ON THE FARM AND AT PRICES
TIIaT CANNOT BE DUPICATED ELSE
WHERE. GIVE ME A CALL.
I BICICLES FOR SALE AND RENT. REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE
0bIVBIfc & EbbI0JF'P
^
. ^ rceu LIVERY SALE
stables
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i A first class turnout at your service at any time. Speoial attention
Given to drum """ X ' 1
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