The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 07, 1907, Image 7
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CONWAY IRON WORKSj
Workers of Iron and Wood.
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THE OLD BUILDINGS AND M \CHINERY "WERE DESTROYED
BY FLAMES LAST SPRING. WE NOW HAVE
A New Building,
New Machines,
New Determination, ;
that with the better and more complete equipment wo now have to turr 1
out Wood and Iron Work, neatly and promptly. When you need a Black ,
smith urive us a call Von ? ili fi?a \i? iy ?i 1..
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t: your wants.
ebNWAY IRON WORKS.;
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If Do You Suffer J ,
1! FltOM IXOIOEMTION OK l> YSIMCPSI A, \
IF SO THY '
Hjg NOrton's Dyspepsia Cure
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5^ We sell this popular Preparation under an !
tthsolllto orimranfn? If ^
^uuiuntwi JLi juu ut" ii suutTcr '
from either of the above diseases, come in ^p?| J
>g|| and ask about our guarantee. *
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THE SAME OLD STAND <
THE SAME OLD FIRM c
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THE SAME OLD REPUTATION
BUT!
We have nothing else old except a few odds and ends that are rapidc
going at any old price. .
Everythine* else New j
New hats, new shoos, new clothing, new hosery, now shirts, collar \
and ties. Newest designs in dress goods, laces etc. New furniture, nev H
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cu<ioiner?i, renewed energies to plcaseour customers. Our store is sim x
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I?ij i < 111 t'i new miiu^S' (
Yos we have the goods and there is more coming. We bought to mm ?
and not to keep. r
We have graded carefully our pet notion of keeping the quality up c
and have spared no pains in making our prices attractive. Wo are i y
a position to save vou mouov. I
CALL AND LOOK OUR STOCK
OVER BEFORE YOU BUY. ;
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HVMAKI
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THE -GROCER.
The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. Special 1
Attention Given to Family Orders. !
Phone me what you want for breakfast, luncheon, dinner or supper and
and thore wi,? be no disappointment. Goods delivered free and 1
on time.
B T. HYMAJNT. i
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XA_ Established 1880 J, W. McElwee, Pro. !
A JjJSJLrt BoiinettsviHe Marble WKs,
|| RENNETTSVILliB, S. C.
gj Prices and Designs Furnished of Latest
Miiuuments ToinbHt <>im\s ami (Jurbiiu
First Clsss Work- Rasonable Prlc
R. K. GA8QUE, SPECIAL AGENT, CONWAY. 8. U.
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Aalmali* Thnt Wrey.
Travelers through the Syrian desert
have seen horses weep from thirst, a
mule has been Been to cry from the
pains of an Injured foot, and camels.
It Is said, shed tears in streams. > A
cow sold by Its mistress who had
tended It from calfhood wept pitifully.
A young soko ape used to cry from
vexation If Livingstone didn't nurse it
In his arms when It asked him to.
Wounded apes have died crying, and
npes have wept over their young ones
slain by hunters. A chimpanzee trained
to carry water Jugs broke one and
fell a-crylng, which proved sorrow,
though It wouldn't mend the jug. Itats,
discovering tholr young drowned, have
been moved to tears of grief. A giraffe
which a huntsman's ritle had Injured
began to cry when approached. Sea
lions often weep over 4he loss of their
voting. Gordon Cumlulng observed
tears trickling down the face of a
lying elephant. And even an orang
3utaug when deprived of Its mango
was so vexed that It took to weeping.
There Is little doubt, therefore, that
inlmals do cry from grief or weep
from pain or annoyance. ? Harper's
Weekly.
Went Uncalled For.
Deacon Eklcn Llbby of llridgton,
Me., was a man of rugged virtues and
ndomitablc will. Some winters ago
while working In his wood l<?t lie cut
Ms foot badly, but, bandaging the
wound roughly and putting snow Into
lis boot to stop the bleedbig, continual
at his work until nlgntfall. Sad
:o relate, he took cold, and death re
mlted a few days later. A local eharictor
named Farrar was clerk and Ken
?ral utility man at the Cumberland
[louse In Tlrldgton village at that time
md was accustomed to make note on
lie hotel register from day to day of
oeal events?the weather, etc. In his
hroniele of this sad event he wished
0 indicate that Deacon I.lbby's death
iTfin unnecessary. The following may
>e seen today on one of the old regisers
at the ('uniberlftiul llonse:
"Deacon lOlden Llbby died today. lie *
ut his foot badly, did not have the
rvound attended to and went to meet
lis God uncalled for."
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A guest who had just registered at (
1 hotel was approached by a boy with 1
i telegram. It had $1 charges on It.
"What!" said the guest before open*
11 cr It. "A dollar olm ! ?*<??' I wniCi- ?... -
t. Anybody who cannot pay for his
nessage when wiring me Is certainly >
i cheap one. Walt a minute. I'll Just e
et you report this uncollected, and the j
lender may pay the charges."
At that he tore the envelope open,
he read a smile settled on his face,
ind, pulling a dollar from his pocket, te
handed it to the boy.
"It's all right," he said.
Then he threw the message on the
iounter. "Head It!" he said to the
:lerk. The message read: |<
Papa's little girl semis him fifty bushel* 1
>f love and wishes he was home to kiss .j
ler good night. NELLIE.
-Denver Post. s
Help In Colonial Day*.
For hell) the colonial woman had to i
boose between an Indian who might
icalp her if the mood or fancy so dleated,
"blackamoors" not yet outgrown
Vfrican savagery, the town poor sold
o the highest bidder, bound convicts
raimported for crltno or Ignorant creaurcs
who had been beguiled to board
hips that carried them off to virtual
Irtvery and "free willers" discontented
mder and impatient for the end of the
loinpucts which bound them. Occailonally
she had a chance to engage a
respectable young woman who had
ome from England or Holland to find
tervlce, but she never failed to lose
ior through speedy marriage. ? Good
Iousekeeping.
Tlie Father of All Novell.
A greut brunch of litoruturo, unloubtedly
the most widely popular and
me in which England showed the way
o the world, is tlx; novel. In the. your
[710 readcSH were delighted with a *
lew kind of book, a prose romance ?
lot of legend, but of their own day
md manners. It was the pioneer
lovel, was called "Pamela," the work
>f Samuel Richardson, a London printer,
and the great success It met with
10011 brought forth a host of others.
I.n v I mIi .
"Let us have some dinner on the
reranda," said a nervous young genlernan
during the first stago of his
loneymoon.
"Certainly, sir," said the waiter po
itely. "Table d'hote or a la carte,
ilr?"
"Er?well," said the young Benedict,
;vho was anxious Ik> impress his wife
;vith his lavish expenditure, "bring u
tome of both, please!"
Metallic %y 'mpnthy. |
Oq the death of the Duko of Welling- '
ton the bells of Trim, near Dangnn
?astle, his father's seat In Ireland, for
tvhlch when a young man Wellington '
bad sat in the Irish parliament, rang a
muffled peal, when the tenor, a beau- ,
dfully toned bell, suddenly broke. It
was found by a curious coincidence to
tiave been cast in 1700, the year of the
luke's birth.
IncoiiMlNtent.
"These church people are so Inconsistent."
"Say on, Macduff."
"They believe that cleunllness should
bo next to godliness, yet here they art
kicking because I want to build a soap
factory next door."?Loulsvilie Courier*
Journal.
You can't feel blue If you walK
with your head up. This mode of cat*
rlage Impresses the world that you am
on good terms with yourself.
| NEWYI
With tlit' assistance and \
from the adjoining con
8ii( cessfu 1 years of h
and patrons for tl
will find us at t
gains to the s<
Carolina.
$1000w
SlITUTS,
OVERALLS,
LADI
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, S
Pass Bocks, Wallets, 1
< i tV wit $ I nf uol unl \I n
V . ? tf ? VII * V l?UVll(U 111
you can jjjet your ]
roimge iu the pi
wish you one
are yours r
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An Organ
Hat will last a \if*? time is w hat you want.
)ur Organs have a pure tone atul lovely
vses. We can supply you with an Oman j
hat will please In evi ry particular loonly.
Mm and ijoU ilolivonal. Write us lor our
pecial terms of ps\ nieiit ami for illustr.i- 1
ions of the beautiful Organ rel.?rre?l to j
11 j on prefer a piano we have henutil ul
iml good new I'prights from 'JU85 up on ;
'asy terms, Address
vietlone s Mur.ic House,
Columbia, S. C.
Vs7w4fl.
NEW MAPKFTl
We have opened a now moat martot
in roar of the store of W. K 1
a;wis. Pork and Beef delivered
mywliore in the town.
Wo are in the market to buy live
itock suitable for pork beef etc.
We will bo glaJ to see you.
CL B. HARDEE
6c SON.
FOR SALE
Pine wood of almost
any kind or length. Will
deliver or sell at yard
for cash. Leave orders
with 13. P. Singleton ;u
S. P. [lawns' st >re or
call on inc.
JOHN E COLES
Sour
Stomach
No i.ppatlte, loss ot strength, nervouatess,
headache, constipation, bad breath,
general debility, sour risings, and catarrh
>f the stomach are all duo to indigestion,
Kodol cures Indigestion. This new dlscov>ry
represents the natural Juices of dlgeaion
as they exist in a healthy stomach,
combined with the greatest known tonio
ind reconstructive properties. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure does not only cure Indigestion
mi dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
pures all stomaoh troubles by cleansing,
purifying, sweetening and strengthening
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr. S. S. Ball, of Ravenawood, W, Va., says:?
" I waa troubled with aour stomach for twaety yoara.
?odol curad ma and wa ara now ualnc It tn mttk
or baby,"
Kodol Digests What You Eat.
Sottlaa only. $1.00 Slia hokllna 2M t1m?? th* tn?i
sic*, which soli* for 50 csnt*.
^rs#srsd by K. O. OsWITT A OO , OHIOAQOi
CONWAY DRUG COMPANY
Chinese Laundry.
Collars and Cuffs, Iron
in# Machine. Work turned
out promptly. Send
me a trial order. Family
washing taken. Satisfaction
'Liar an teed. Work
neatly * executed, and in
First Class Style. Yours
for Good Work,
Call on
GEO. LVM.
MP* Special Notice ? Collars
and Cuffs held for HO days, and if
not called for will be sold.
EAR'S GREETING"
nitrottAge of nearly every one in Horry cottnya many ami
mties, we have closed one of the most prosperous and
usiness t?f life. We take this method to thank our friends
leir most liberal patronage, assuring them that they
die same old stand during HIOl with more real barjuare
inch than any house in Kastern South
We have just received and opened up
mDTU CAMDI C UATC
iuiiiii unrni ll iinio
IIOSE,
UN I) Ell WEAK
ES' SKI UTS. FANCY WOOLENS,
luspenders, Neckwear, Collars, Carters, Trousers, Corsets,
larps anil a nice line of Jewelry3 to start the New War
w York cost. Call early?you can't avoid the rush, hut
tick. Again thsnking you for your most liberal patlist,
and soliciting u continuance of the same, we
1*11(1 llll 11 linnnv (lint XT,.... V \*r
- r iv r.w?,rv.w..o v> e
fspeotfully with Hargains every day "?n the year
Bargain House,
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j is tiie place, j
H Visit the store of U. T. (la. mon, yon wilt iind him always I
n ready to serve you with a lirst class line of Ej
MERCHANniftFl
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1 make a specialty of Shoes and can make you close pricer f
| on saino Call to see me when in town, and you will be II
j_\ pleased with my prices and goods. y
1 Buyer COUNTRY PRODUCE |
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Your Horses and Buggy
hn yn buy a orse and Buggy you want to
buy the best you can get at ?In* most reasonable
price 1 have purchased the entire 1I011SK
BUSINKSS of A. W .Jenkins & Son, a-d will
Conduct the business be.eaf'er in my own name*
I Khali continue ro ?rv to furnish to the people
of 1 lorry Comity the wry v? ^t, Horaes and Mules,
uud t li? neatest and bi st, I?t?LTiai'<1 d'jigons to
to he luul on the ttiMi'K-t.. I ivill he glad to trade
with you.
GK B. .5 K X K I N8
Horses and Mules
We h?re just received >> f< w land ? f i'xlra Nice H( rses and
Mules'whioh we are now < IT* ring for sale. Come on and see
,hCm.
i ) 1 ; I | i | f, ) t ] ] 1 \ on hand no u i ' 1 >) t ii f arid will
be able to lit }ou up at an\ time w th what you ninv need in
our line.
Yours for i hisim ss
G. W. HARRELSON Jr ,
Blacksmith & Horseshoeing.
nmsmamnsa son".; m mmamna
Mr. J. H. Hume, an expert Blacksmith ami Boilermaker, will he
associated with me this year, and we will he in position to give you first
class work and prompt service. Your orders respectfully solicited.
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BOILi'l3H AM) MILL WORK
A SPKCIALTY,
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The Herald-a $1 a Year
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