The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 07, 1907, Image 2
The Horry Herald
littered at the Post Ofbce at Conway, 8. as
Second Olaea Mall Matter.
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Thsnl ? a>.d Cominmiicatio'8 of u Persona Na
tno *ri "d for at special Rates according to
entp h. Obituarist, one cent a word in excess
of RVt voids.
OH\> I J Vdvertisements at Rates allowed by
aw. P; 'play Advertisements, Rates furnished
n application. Make all Che. ks and Order
a yahle to the Editor.
T .TTRRHAV W.ll 7 1007
Mlcltcal Items,
Tnoheahh of the community is
gen."??* ,,"v c >od at thi s tin e, although
t hO-" 1 - ill' Sick LlO.SS.
' V..? ohles* 'nan in tb;.
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; ^ " Ul ! v'ci*v ;
iV l. ' ..ilirr.
v? ' - ii?i ? 1 i we
hi in a ( mc recovery.
uii << ' Todd, of 1-> sy, has boei
very j a lor about* I e months, l?
In is . the Use of Irs stick
be it nr. agvin.
'"he th-v J W Todd lillod Sis
py. ?iii?mci,t u'. Beulnh
? I >t i Mo'th Saturday and S i
. v. ; ccngrc^.it lis'
uttentiv iy to doth discourses
Wo are interesting N. J. Hardee
of Bnrdy, to bring his saw noli ini<
our section, and ve think it will he '
a good thing for us should he do-'
c;dc fo do so as the people are ii
h i t1 . * building and fencing mat
I ul.Mi
and Mrs Charlie Cooper of
Marion county. visited relatives and
t. ienus in this section recently.
M'n-s Logon, of Tabor, N C., visited
M>s .1 L Boyd recently.
Mr C'Ylmrdson, of Conway, and
J M tiav 1, uf this place, made a
bush ,i-- trip to North Carolina recent
1 B&T.
i Uii's Siil/sci it>crs.
Th< t > owing subscribers to the
Hora >: '.aid their subscription to
Audi o?' 7 A Lewis whiie on his
round of the county taking tax returns.
We thank our friends for
their kindness:
Robert Barnhill, F fl Glared v,
Jos Green Sr, W II Loner, S J 0 Milligan,
Dothan, S M Barnhill, J F
Cause, J F Rodgers, Martha B Rabon,
E F Gerrald, \V P Gerrald,
Hugh Gerrald, K C Gerrald, D G
Small, Harrison McDaniel, Sain
Cook J J Dix, LS Singleton, I C
Hardee. H H Anderson, II I) Bullock,
L H Phillips, I) F Page, V B
Shell/, C P Shelly, M L Pender, Lizzie
F nyd, E W Small, A J Hooks, J
1") He >ics. L A Williams, G D Gibson,
vadv Anderson, W J Anderson.
Ij L Vice, J O McDaniol M L Enzor,
.1 M McNeill, R II Ilatchpr, Z
Q bullock, M Foley, Sain Jornigun,
C I) f irrelson, P J Stevens, Thos
Ho1 r S, W R Fowler. W J Phillips,
J 1 A ford, J II Stanley, HH Grain
ger, A M Hardee, Willie Gerrald, E
C Geriald, S L Fowler, J M Edwards,
li F Watts, W B King, J B
Blac'cmanThe
K, F, I>. at Gideon.
In regard to the R. F. D. route
from Galivants Ferry wo are glad
to sav things have improved and we
are getting our mail all right. There
was some complaint made at first
about the delay of the boxes but it
is all over now. The Gideon post
office is dead and the R. F. D. is delivering
our mail in our boxes all
right. We can get our mail out of
our boxes day or night and we don't
have to wait as we did at the Gideon
post office when wo would go for
our mail. I saw in your columns |
some time ago that some of the Gal-1
ivonts Ferry people were complaining
anc saying that the R. F. D.
left about fifty families without any
coi venieuue o' getting their mail.
That is among those that have not
got boxes and have not tried the
route. I will say to all those tha*>
are complaining, if Jtbey will get
boxes and try the route they will
lind that the K. F. D. is minn hnt- I
ter and will stop complaining.
Many of the people in the day of
Christ complained and said that he
would never do, but (when they
tried him thev found that he was
the best fr.ond they had ever tried.
Two thirds of Horry county said
that it would never do to build a
new court house and jail at this
tune, I think that they will soon
see that it is the best thing for us.
Cor
Pianos 6c Organs
At factory Prices.
Writ' m it once for our special
plan oi p j men Is 011 a Piano or
Organ. Tf you buy either instrument
tl rough us, you get a standard
make, one that will last a lifetime.
Write
Malone's Music House,
COLUMBIA. S. C.
For Catalogues, Terms, Et.
Subscribe for the Herald.
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W II Hand. Profc >r of Secondary
Education, Univi of S ?u1
Carolina, will add re he p oplc ?? \
Conway in the Audi ?riu?n of 15u?*roughs
CJraded schoi , rn tomorrow 1
(Friday) evening, oi he subject of
education in geucr; and the hi^rh >i
school question in p iculur. Prof
Hand has the reput on of b< :u<r
graceful speaker a havii g.vttie
subject he prcu to disc i s
much thought and .> tl <
who go to hear hii
interested and t nt< i c ; 1
body is cordial'y i
address the teach ? ? .i
at the meeting Se! t > ny
- Build*
up wu-- lis -ue. p/nmoies
appetite, iiupro\o-digos?ioi.. ind j? cn
refreshing sleep, g ve>> r??-e,\
strength, and h< alth Tl
11 olll ter's Rook v n 1 en
Constable V. 1) Juh. ,au war iu
the Bruce sectit .? recei lv o-i < ! '
cial bu.iness.
Jan os Howell w.:-> in the c.ily la Friday
a witness ?n the road case
from Bucks towns5 ip.
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^BrighterV J , ^
Sprospcct5:f j]
v jki r.<
/ Wo hftTo ^ many actual 1
photographs of cotton 1
I lie I da on which no fertilizers w? ro
\ used and pictures of lU Ids on wli oh (
I "other makes" of fortitix?*iw ro
i used. Results o! these eiopa wero I
, I dismal failures. Thero are much /
\ "brighter prospects'* nhoud for 1ho \
/ progressive farmers of tho Pouth. T
f Two and three bales to tho m re uro
v only ordinary yields where ^
/ Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers.
I nro usod with proper cultivation. /
\ Mako your cotton mature early, and 1
9 thus escape the hoi'wci.vilaandoi ier ^
\ damaging Insects. You can easily do 1
I this, as well as inercaso the number c
I of boils(and their size) on your plants J
I by plentifully using Virginia-Caro- f
\ Una Fertilizers. This method will V
M tremendously "increase your yields |
I per acre." Don't bo fooled into buy- f
I lug a substitute. I
J Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.
| Richmond. Va, J
L Norfolk, Va. /
\ Durham, N. C. f
.> Charh ston. S. C. IV
U Ilaltimoi'e, Md. 11
I Atlanta, (la. ?
A Rarannah, Oft. n
Montgomery, Ala. J?
la Memphis, Tenn. JXg
Wt Shrevoport, La.
fj Tlic p; t.ronnyc iliat voi
I year just pi* f and we assure ;
value rceeivt 1 f<u' evei y dullai
We < |H'Ot in this new
HI US.
etc,, etc., and respectfully rec
Conway to call at our place ol
should not want a penny's wo
glad to see you. \Vishing;yot
year and that we will all be be
year shall cud, we arc yours fo
I
DEAL
GROCER
Always nice, clean and fresh.
Iwhat they want, and arc please
delivery. A nice lino of
Fruits auc
Always r
Call and bei
JOS* ?>* C
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tlrooksviic New?. I
The health of this community is
good ?ii present.
drs J S Uoilimv passed through,
itMf recently.
Miss 1 /ill o Stanley made a pleas i?il
visit t ) M--, K'.um. Thomas Satin
lay
Mr \V loo lli'! inv was happily !
11 u rled last Thursday evening to |
Pansy Stan C C (lor<, No<ry
I'ub'i -, |?'vlorn ed i he cere-I
Mr and Mis I) ( L-wi visited
n ir |> ir?'< i>. Mr ami Mrs VY J
Si ir le v, somri i mo book.
Miss Kino-.ie ri< fr. to iltor- !
jia, i.-5 viaitintf A -uto'i N. U. i
Mr C; (J Shu.!i y. . -u * boi r:
itavii g al im.i. i . ct, hu
oM:r ted t?i \ 11.. ov'ii'i, . ' ' , \ < i
v< . i\ in Mi - 0 >ii .earn
1 nual. r v d > a * '! i
* t>lil? \ I s i.l ?
It * i*. 111.
V^ssbbm: " sjaa
I Dragging |
N fy* ' T7r^
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m-mrrN ^ |
Xj
I u W. IR
I are a syrop'om of trvj most serious | i
I tree* le ' > - a woman, k
viz: f " . ; ' v.' !i iiiis,
nnt :. inful ?
per! Is, j di ns, backache, P.
!' headache, nervousfie dizziness, ir- p? >
ti'j.ilitv, ti; 1 t '.in ,, etc. The cure is E
S I i
IW. I ej |
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^3 V;Jf 4?lci \ 1
I The Female R^ulator '{!
It; that woe 1 ri it, oar dive, vogetabloox- $
("j tract, whi.li exor! such a marvelous,
strnu.Un i : ; i n \ < i all female H
uj organs. Cardui relies. . pain and ei
m regulates Hie menses, it is a sure ?
$ and permanent cure for all fcie.de wj
k complaints. jj
y At ull druggists and dealers in Si .00
bottles. !
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" I SUoFF. 'ED AWrilL FAIN
In my wo'iib in J ovai ]' , writes A'.rs. j
Naomi IV e, if W t r i ove, A\o., ^
i "also In my :? lit ai I l? ; sides, and a
1 my mouses w 1 and irrog- I
U i:> ' 1 lii- 'a jjjs
not for as I did. Ej
i It is tiie I. t niedicin : i e\er cook." E
, ~ y -rf . r t Vs vts.'.'fltLCl'SC.V
? i i ii ? ??. Ktmmtm w?i?i -juiwiwtifc. ?mw
i Viavo f.'iven us during the jj
sou we have 1 lied to<;ivo\ou rl
' spent v itli us. .
.year to t arry a full lim of
II ulu, 11111
ptosis evorv one who visits ja
business even though you pj
nhof goods. Wo will bo ?
i a happy and prosperous B
t or acquainted before this B
r business,
pr/f
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Those t1 .it. call generally ^ot i tl
with tho price, quality and ?
? &*>> SSfcOt ? ** ~J*
i oaiiuies |i
)ii hand 1 ^
v
i Convinced,
Jir-J
Chew What You I
Know What Yoi
There is real pleasure in chewing
the best tobacco grown?where the
best tobacco grows?in the famous
T~>: 3 A. rs A.
jricuinuiic v^uuntry.
Only choice selections of this
well-matured and thoroughly cured
tobacco is used in making
SCHNAPPS. That's why SCHNAPPS
and others of the Reynold's brands,
as shown by the Internal Revenue
statistics for a fiscal year, made the
wonderful growth of six and onequarter
million pounds, or a net
gain of one-third of the entire
increased consumption of chewing
and smoking tobaccos in the United
States.
Evidently, chewers cannot resist
the flavor and they cheer SCHNAPPS
because SCHNAPPS cheers them
more than any other chewing tobacco,
and every man that chews
SCHNAPPS passes the good thing
along?one chewer makes other
chewers?until the fact is now established
that there are many more
Sold at 50c. per pound in 5c. C
R.J, REYNOLDS TOBACCO CI
FOR CASK I DlAr
Tho farm and dwelling of Mr G. S
!) Roberts, i1 tho Port Parrel - n m ReCC
section, 12 miles from Conway, S. C. V
on the Bay Bottom public Ros.d. fl LJtarnoi
containing 100 acres, clay foundo- & for CVi
lion, Pino cotton land, 1G A. cleared fl
high st.te cultivation. 1 Mi. from fl pUTDOS
church, 1 mile from school, 100 ;,ds fl to the }
from public road, with avenue, and Hi p
1 mile from ICddy Lake & Northern j I *
Railroad. Six room dwelling, all' fl \]
rooms ceiled with good lumber except fl
two up-stairs rooms, which are as H Oiatl
vet unfinished Good water pump 'fl lartrcst
33 feet deep. Good place for store. ff
101m trees. Yellow pine timber on fl t.onccl
the tract, 11 glass windows in' fl grade ;
building. Goods could be landed fl
within one mile of place. fl
Speak quick if you want it. Can fl
be bought onlv on application at the fl
law oftiee of '
we MA/re /
f "* r w .
n. h. Woodward,
ATTORNEY AT LAW ?
COIVWAY S. C. TOBACCO
SEED J.
FREE ?
We keep the leading varieties of I? I || ^j|
Virgin ia and South Carolina Tobacco II B H
Seed and will <pve to our friends and |^| Q g
customers free of charge. Call at
Central Warehouse or write us for
seed. Mri^ht. tobacco is more in A full and comp
demand now than for years and all stock. All the la!
indications point to <?ood prices for hams, Domestics,
the next?*crop. Your Friends, n.ntl children. Cc
NEAL & GORRELL The Hons.
Milllins, S. C. =
QEO S HACKER & SON |i VHSBSO
544, 546 and 548 King St, n j 1 | I I Hi
CHARLESTON, S. C ' WUII
{ - q 1 Wo wish to s
^ ^ kot ^or ^e*r ^ii
' :r|,t the b 'iM ti 1'
'' JvjfjttiwiG class of mercha
<* g tilion in the qu
5 wCTGilr'' r/>
^ < Wo are again
-> cn Fertilizers at p
MOUlilUN O . zers and make f
Window and Ktmcy Olas
Specialty, jJJ
IIELF 15 OFFERED I
ro WORTHY YOUNG PEOPLE I
Vo earnestly request all young pwsons, no matter
limited iheir ion, who wiah to IW
htain n thorough Lo/ineoa training and good posiion,
to write by first mail for our groat half-rat* ^?
fFcr. Success, independence and prohahle fortune j
re guaranteed. Don't delay. Write today.
he G.\.-A1?. Business College, Macon, Go ; 4P
W Early Risers 1 | f V 31
The famous little olllo* #
f
Know About and
u Are Chewing
chewers and pounds of tobacco
chewed, to the population, in those
States where SCHNAPPS tobacco
was first sold than there are in the
^ ?? OOTJTVT A r?T3Q flOf
OLcttCJS WlUCit owinni *. W ?
yet been offered to the trade.
SCHNAPPS is like a cup of fine
Java coffee, sweetened just enough
to bring out its natural, stimulfodng
qualities. SCHNAPPS pleases all
classes of chewers: the rich, because
they do not find a chew that
really pleases them better at any
price; the poor, because it is more
economical than the large 10c. or
15c. plugs and they get their money's
worth of the real snappy, stimulating
flavor so appreciated by tobacco
lovers. All imitations contain
much more sweetening than
SCHNAPPS. They are made that
way to hide poor tobacco improperly
cured. \,
For the man who chews tobacco
for tobacco s sake, there is no chew
like SCHNAPPS.
uts. Strictly lOc. and 15c. Plugs
JMPANYl Winston-Satem, N. CJ ^
10ND BRAND SHOESf
'OR EVERYBODY**^J
:ntlywe stated that we made
nd_Brand shoes in all grades I
srybody, at all prices and for every ?
e, showing that this resulted in benefit H
wearer because it saves all waste. |g
lut?we make more fine shoes I
han any other house in the West. I
nond Brand shoes are sold in the I
cities of this country. The Styles are m
t, the workmanship of the highest
and the leather specially selected. I
P/ jf* 'DIAMOND BRAND* t s I
74A ftj/weto. 1
iORE r/NE SHOES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE WEStJB
TIcholas,
ral Merchant.
lete lino of Heavy and Fancy Groceries always rtesh in
.est novelties in Ladies' Dress Goods, Dry Goods Gin^etc.,
etc. "he best quality of Shoes for men, women
>me to see me.
a that Will Not. bo Undersold.
\ dik-imccc inm"!
i DU0II1L00 I3U/ I
ay to our many customers that wo arc in the mar- I
isiness during 1907. 9
FARMER*' SUPPLIES!; A I
lie place where the farmer can buy the things R
cn at prices as low as the market will allow. You B
> of years of experience in buying and handling this I
indise when you buy from us. We challengeeompe- I
ality and price o. our groceries, R
FERTILIZERS. D
prepared to furnish the farmers with ffigh Grade H
rices as low as they can be sold. Iluy good fertili- R
Ljood crops. Bi
enbury & Col
Toddville, S. C. |
i Ad in the Herald
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