The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 17, 1907, Image 2
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T he Horry Herald
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ture charped for at special ltiitow iiccordlup to
emr? h. (M)i(nari- , one cent a word in excels
f 190 word*.
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Law. IM?pla> Advci'tutoinrnta, hale* turnIp5i?m1
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Iioum) in Coil way.
I lie odor of the pinos arjnnd
Co i way i* tin* hnl m of (? dii ?ul 'a \ \ c '
Uil
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t? k .I. 'J I i (m f 0 ' s.
Vluvsodii! * tilth's r? - u: i nO n> thati
electric lights would be a ^reai convenience
to the belated citizen.
Farmers and truckers are preparing
for bi?.r crops and he outlook foi
^aed prices i> indce?t l,. : ' 1.
he a ay for the fanner to be independent
is to first raise his own
supples and then liiv money err.p.
K.i.i it .!.....( 1
ic.uk it uunui mm! we were wyiuning
to realize some of the benefits
of the good roads promised us sometime
ago?
Conway is an inviting field for the
capitalist who is on the look out for
investments as well as to the home
seeker who is looking for a pleasant
place to pitch his tent.
The Blue flag and Old Glot v now
float over the Srate capitol in (Columbia
while beneath the soloes are
manufacturing gas to delude the
"dear people."
This early in the session of the
T. g'.slat ure a member has introduced
a nil! providing for the repeal of the
In n law. This law is regarded as
the ]Kior man's friend and the business
protection.
Conway is no boom town. Its
growth has been steady and is the
.result of the demand of business j
and population consequently the improvements
are permanent and they
are increasing. We have an abid
inj; liiim in vim i u hi re 01 tonway.
Some of the sidewalks of the
town are in bad condition and arc |
very uncomfortable for pedestrians.
Bub then the city fathers are doing
all they can for the betterment of the
public streets. The limited funds at
their disposal compels them to
make haste slowly and there is no
just cause for any reasonable person
to register a kick and those from
the unreasonable ones does not
amount to much. Wo are cheered
with the thought that Rome wasn't
built in a day and that in the course
of human events Conway will have
paved sidewalks.
Cool Spring1 News.
There has been a number of cases
of La Grippe in our section recently.
Several cases have been fatal.
Times is lively here now.
Capt Ludford is a hustler in the
log business.
R L Mishoe has two er three hundred
cords of lightwoodon the road '
near here ready for shippii g ?
There are a number of i.ew build- ,
ings on the railroad near hcie which {
will be completed soon.
We would be glad to see a depot
here.
James Johnson has moved into
* the house formerly occupied by Mr.
Ludford.
Rev. J. L. Jones is visiting rela
tives here
Mrs W. D. Pridgeon, of Fair
BlufT. N. C., spent a few days with
her parents here recently, and re
turned home Saturday acccompanied
by Miss Mollie Mishoe of this place
and Mattio Mishoe, of Ourlev.
Fred IIux went to Gurlcy Thursday
on business. Farmer
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Wise Counsel From the South,
I want to give some valuable advice
to those who suffer with lame back
and kidney trouble," says J. It
Blaukenship, of Beck, Tenn. "I
have proved to an absolute certainty
that Electric Bitters will positively
cure this distressing condition
The first bottle gave me great relief
and after taking a few more botlh s,
I was completle.y cured ; so completely
that it became a pleasure to recommend
this great remedy." Sold
under guaranteo at Norton 's Drug
Co' drug store. Price
W. H, Bell, a leading business
man of the county has purchased a
loca tion at Lothair, Ga., where he
wib conduct a turpentine business.
He .vill leave Friday, and IJorry is
sorry to lose him.
Moiteyfjf
in The pi
gSBanKR
M 'lncrtMeVtn^ Tho farmer's
1 Yield. P.rAcr." ^banVe^
N count k r o w
I lnrcror In proportion to tho fertility
u of hia farm. To supi ly to your farm
|| tho clement* tliut nuvo been taken
H from it oy planting and harvesting
1 season after season, use bountifully
Virginia-Carolina Partlll/ars
(with a special formula for every
crop). Thoy lay at tho root of thous- I
amis anil thousands of prosperous
farms. Uso theso fertilizers for all
your crops, no mutter what they 3
may bo. They will Krently "tnctouso
your yields per aere." and mako your
money-bag fuller. Ask vour denier ?3
for thorn, and if ho can't supply you, fcj
g wrlto us direct. Don't pay your E
" rood money, nor fjtvo your noto, for E
<tQ) interior substitute. M
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO., M
D Richmond, Va. Atlanta, On. r-0
Id Norfolk, Vn. Havaunah, <la. SB
IV Durham, N. O. Montgomery, A to. Eja
Charleston, 8. C. Momphis.Tonn. ^
g Baltimore, Md. hhroveport, J,a. 0
Died Id flotida.
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tern it) lie Ml I Mo is.in? so'.Mioti of;
Horry and tnov. d tol/nw livoye.ais
:i,'o . !li 1:* .v. a wito iV il sev 1
children
The patronage that yen
B .year just past and we assure ;
H value received for every doll i\
We expect in this new
8 etc . tic-., i i (1 n spec 1 fn)l\ re
R Conway to call at our place c
R should not want a penny's w
H glad to see you. Wishing ye
N year and that we v. ill all be b
|j year khall end. WO are youi S 1
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I A. J. E
C DKALE
^ Dry Goods CI
c Hats Groc<
^ The highest market orices paid
^ etables in season. The I lest G
JOSEPH I
DEAL
GROCER
Always nice, clean and fresh,
what they want, and are please
delivery. A nice Jine of
Fruits anr
Always <
Uall and be
JOS. B>. i
Dragging
Down
I Fains I
arc a symptom of me most serious I
fig trouble which can attack a woman, }
pj viz: falling of the womb. Wi'.h this, ^
I generally, comes Irregular and painful ?
g periods, weakening drains, backache, j
k headache, nervousness, dizziness, ir- f/
F ritability, tired feeling, etc. The cure Is
i WNEpgfdyl j
I The Female Regulator I
p I
p that wonderful, curative, vegetable ex- I',
I tract, which exerts such a marveloir, ^
1 strengthening Influence, on all fe:n. .: ^
Sj organs. Cardul relieves pain a- 1 ?
regulates the menses. It is a sue g
a.id permanent cine for all fe . :e J
3 complaints. 5f
j?j At all druggists and dealers in .00 ;
>, bolties,
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A "I SUFFERED AW*LTL PAIN I
M In my womb an. 1 ovarie'V writes Mrs. k
Naomi Bake, of Webster Grove, Mo., g
?V| *'also in my right and I ft sides, and k
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fliree gRito a to Cough Saepe
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i have #.rivcn us rinir^r the w
i on we luivc tried tp^'i\r\M: ^
r sp in I wi lli us |
> car to < arrv a full line of 1
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SHOtS GROCERIES ^
, 1
(Kit.1 (\<)\ (DC who visits W
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it business even though you H
firth of goods. Wo will be
B
>u a happy and prosperous I;*
icttcr acquainted before this
or business,
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5ASS I
2R IN
othing Shoes
Jb
sries Etc. ^
for Country Produce. Yog- %
oods. The Cheapest Prioes ^
i JPJ > ?Iig?ni r .'jf ?* r ? ? ' ! ' wm?rwuMwt
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a-in J
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Those Hint cull generally get t
d with the price, quality and I
I Candies I
r>n hand
Convinced
)LIVKR
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This man
out acquaintin
of SCHNAPPS
I i i
4 . t . 4
qualities tnat i
; j less expense tl
SCHNAPPS ha3 been i
paper so that every che
opportunity to get acqu
facts and know that dru
to produce the cheering
the famous Piedmont co
tobaccos, and that SCHNj
ought to chew. Still th
who accept other and c
that do not give the same
or v. . . _ ?. ?n
' <> ^ !- - uaiv i?I i ?! ???g?W3
F arm
>KKKKK!) KOlt SALK CHKAP
FOR CASH.
'J lie farm and dwelling of Mr. 0.
0. Roberts, i t the Port liarrclson
cetion, 12 miles from Conway, S. C,
>n the Hay I lot torn public lload,
out lininy 100 acres, clay founda
ion, fine cotton land, 1(5 A. cleared
dg'i site cultivation. 1 Mi. from
huroh, \ mile from school, 100 jds
rom public road, with avenue, and
| mile from Eddy Lake <fc Northern
Railroad. Six room dwelling, all
oomsceiled with good lumber except
two np-s lairs rooms, which are as
vet unfinished Good water pump
53 I'cet deep, Good place for store.
CIlu trees. Yellow pine timber on
the tract, 11 glass windows in
abiding. Goods could be landed
vithin one mile of place.
Speak quick if you want it. Can
)c bought only on application at the
law ollicc of
H. H. Woodward,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
|C(?WAY *5*. O.
TOBACCO SEED
FREE
We keep the leading varieties of
Virginia and South Carolina Tobaceo
Seed and will give to our friends and
customers free of charge. Call at
Central Warehouse or write us for
red. Bright tobacco is more in
Ion.and now than for years and all
udications point to good prices for
r.e ncxr-crop Your Friends,
NKAL & CORIIELL
Mullins, S. C.
Of O S HACKER & SON
6 44, 646 and 546 King St,
CHARLESTON, S. C
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M O II L l? I N O .
Window ninl Knnry Glass a
Specialty.
HELP IS OFFERED
TO WORTHY YOUNG PEOPLE
tVo earnestly request nil young persona, nomntter ,
liow limited their means or education, who wish to
obtain tt thorough business tnyningnnd good position,
to write by first mail for our great half-rato
(fTVr. Kjccess, indepondancoand probable fortune
m*oguaranteed. Don'tdolay. Writotoday. j Vhe
G::.?i'la. Eusines* College, Macon* Ga |
Dl:iu"'s Early Risers
The famous little ?Ills.
lt?t i
bought a supply of tobacco withg
himself with the distinctive taste
5 Tobacco, which has the cheering
gratify his desire to chew, and at II
lan cheap tobacco. I
idvertised in this Some day they'll get a taste of the real I
wer has had an Schnapps?they'll realize what enjoyment I
ainted with the they've missed by not getting SCHNAPPS
gs are not used . . ' ,,, r . ... ....
quality found in long ago?then they 11 feel like kicking
untry flue-cured themselves.
\PPS is what he A , , , . r Jra
iere are chewers SCHNAPPS is sold everywhere in 5
:heaper tobaccos cent cuts, and 10 and 15 cent plugs. Be j
pleasure. sure you get the genuine. j
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1 mMom mm *?,
rvl W. C. Norwine, of Flat River, in the lead mine district flK
ww of Missouri, has sent us this photo cf a pair of Diamond {?]
Brand shoes worn 10 months underground where 3?
ordinary shoes average about 6 weeks. Bj
'.\m Our heavy Diamond Brand work shoe3 are in evei v
- wav as sunerior in their class as are our hichecf rrr'xAn Ml
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;; j dress shoes?and wc make more fine shoes than rrry other 3
House in the West.
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1 WE MAKE ME'.' ? / '/ * ' ' " ' ' ?S^
OTHE& /Vc " : JR'
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J. E. NICHOLAS, :
General Merchant"
$
A full and complete line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries always fresh in
stock. All the latest novelties in Ladies' Dress Goods, Dry Goods Gin#liflPlSJ
FlMinnctinQ "4" fT*1? 1 * 1 * ' * '
, v;i,u. auc uest quality 01 citioes ror men, women
and children. Come to see mo.
The House that Will Not bo Undersold.
YOUR BUSINESS 19071,
Wo wish to say to our many customers that we are in the mar- ?
ket for their business during 1007.
FAItMKltft' 8Uri?LlKHI
Tnddville is the place where the farmer can buy the things they
need mi the farm at. prices a* low r,s the market will allow. You
g<-t tlie b nefits of years of experience in buying and handling this
class of merchandise when you buy from us. We challengecompe*
titiou in the quality and price o. ou-groceries, '<. .t
FERTILIZKItS.
I Wo are again prepared to furnish the farmers with High Grade I
Fertilizers at prices as low as they can be sold. Buy good fertilizers
and make ^?.od err?r??
I Dusenbury & Col
I Toddville, S. C.
fry an Ad in the Herald
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