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# : iS / . * % ? k XX. FROM OUR NOTE BOOK. THINGS VOUKNOW AND THINGS YOU DON'T KNOW. Items of Interest Gathered Here and There. Some of Which I* I'orsnnal Others Concerning Business and Social Events A R Johnson was in Conway last week. W R Lee was in the city one day last week. GeoTT Jones paid Conway a call one day last week. The weather was changeable as usual last week. John L Boyd was in the citv the latter part of last week. 8 M Cook was a pica sunt caller one day last week. I I1 haircloth visited the Herald oHiec last Saturday. II N Anderson of Fink lea was in town one day recently. Sampson Fowler was in Conway one day last week on business. Magistrate J W Johnson of Dog 111viIT was in town one day last week. It J Beverly of the (i men wood section was in Conway last Siturday. John T ilarrelsou and J I) llarrelson were in town last Monday. Monroe Chestnut was among our many pleasant cullers lust woeK. VV. F. and J. S. Brown were in the city on,business Monday. C T Hardee paid the Herald a call while in tlieciiy one day recently. Magistrate VV F Molt of Galivants Ferry was in Conway last Thursday. II 1* Li l tie v Li tod Ceorgclo wn and Columbia on business last, week, M Xj Maekliu of Soeastee was a caller at the Heraldollice last Saturday. J Wor'ey of Flovds came to the county seal on business on February 28 th. Mrs Jeremiah Smith who has been ill for the past several weeks, is impMoving Neal Fowler of Tabor N. C., paid lln* MniMlrl olliee 51 plC.iSU(l t Call one day letsl wooii. Mrs E P Norton recently paid a visit of some; length to relatives at &uluda, S. 0., A hen of Mr Jeremiah Smith laid an egg which weighed !> ounces. It was a large one sure. Hurroughs & Collins Company's spring lino of ladies' dress gooda is something worth seeing, Calhoun & Co., |are making some special oilers in dry goods and shoes which lines they will hereafter make a stauly. There was no meeting of the county board lust Tuesday owing t<? the sickness of Commissioner VV IJSingleton. \V. B Woodward, who has been holding a position with II. T. Ilyman, has resigned and accepted a position wim r>. 1. Sessions. Miss Ruby Runty has resigned her position with Con way Telephone Co. and accepted a position with IJal L Buck Company. J M Dor man and W T? Bellamy, members of the Board of Registration, w;ru in their nllico last Monday. Air Butler was not present. .1 K McMillan was able to resume his duties as policeman in the town some t me since, and his friends were glad to see him back at his post of duty. Monroe Core, near Board Lauding, died last Sunday. The funeral service took plade at Bethlehem church on Tuesday, conducted by Rev J Davis HarreLon. Louis, Cohen & Co , the largo merchants of Charleston have entered their large advertisement in | the Herald again, and the readers of the paper w.ll find it in another Column. Mr J C Spivey has been appointed Vice President of the foreign mission board of the Waecamaw Association in place of Rev J Ij Shinn. who was Vice President before be eft. Con way. mi ^ - .1 - - ? - i ciu lining arc iniormod that M Reich will liava his spring millinery op nintr March li(>, to which all the ladies are ii.viled. There will be some, lovo'y creations in woman's head wear and novelties. A yonn# daughter of Mr C S Gee died on Thursday of last week, to thortgret. of many friends. The funeral service look place at G; od Hope on Kriday. The services wore emdueted by the Rev J Davis HarreNon. W A. Moore was ir. town one day recently. Fxster and faster the paeo "s set, liy people ol action, vim and #et, S > if at tho finish you would be, xVkinjj N' liist(?r s RoekvMountain Tea. Sold by Norton Prutf Co. 11. O Ilendrix of the Cerlar Grove section was amoni; those visiting Conway last Friday. * U. F. Jordan, our of our farmers who lives near town, was iuCouway on business last week. A. W. Barnhill, of Green Son, paid the town a tlyinir visit one day last week,returning on the evening train. T. L. Smart, of T. L. Smart & Co , in business at Doutfoht, spent a dav in town on business one day last week. Are you tired, faj;?;ed out, nervous, sleepless, feel mean, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea strengthens the nerves, aids digestion, brings refresh-j ire- sleep, fJh Tea or Tablets. Sold j by nor to n Drujjf Co. Ti. S. Alford, of the Gershom seetion, was anions the fanners visiting Conway iusi week. The farmers arc busy mi their farms just, at this season trotting ready to plain tho crops of 11H)7. Rev. II C Fowler, who is pastor of Sweet. Water branch and United Churches in Soeast.ee township, pissed through the city one day last week on his way from an appointment at the former uhic.i* U<? I- y "" *? h;iv'i 11 <* much success with those churches considerino the recent con. dition which existed. Mary ? Dark circles under the eyes indicate a slu^ish circulation, torpid liver and Kidneys. Kxercise and HoUister's Rocky Mountain Tea will make you well and beautiful, 35c Tea or Tablets. Sold by Norton Drue Co. Ilal L Buck Company has a half pc/e sidver'ispinent in this issti" which it will pay our readers to read over. This onterprisi n# conJcern will be ^lad to wait on yon at the laree store on the corner. /V1ARRIAOI2S. On February lath, at Richardson's hotel, Mr Thomas .1. Cox and Miss Bourne. .1 . N. Jenrette, Notary Public ollieiatin?/. On Februar y l!lth, at Richardson's hotel, Mr John W, Bryan and Miss Moll i? Marsh burn, J. N. Jcnrotlc, Notary I 'ublic oflieiatine. On February 21th, at the residenjo wf J- N. J curette, Mr Robert Andersen and Miss Nellie Richardson. .1. N. Jenrette, Notary Public ollieiati no. Ol.l YKIt ?COOK. Centenary church, across the Wareninaw, was the scene of a lovely ll:..- t? ? i i wtMiunt<r on wi uuesoay r>i last week, the contruetine parties l)?-i 11^ Miss Clara Oliver and Mr J. W. Cook. I*Im? eeretnonx was performed by the Rev. I) A. Calhoun, of Conwav The bride is a daughter of Mr Daniel W. Oliver, .and a sister of <jnr townsman, Mr J. D, (>1 iv? r She is well known in Conway where she has manv friends. Mr Cook is a v rother of Mr M. W. Cook of the Horry Hardware Company, He holds an important and lucrative position at Myrtle. Heaeh, where Mr and Mrs Cook will make their home. Williams Smart. Miss Mollio Williams was married to Mr J. Arthur Smart on Kebruarv l!7t.h. 1 !M)7 at the residence af J. \V. AI ford, Notary Public, who performed the ceremony. Their many friends wish them much happiness and prosperity. Miss Nell Richardson to Mr. Robt. Anderson, at. the rosidenee of Magistrate .1. N. .Irnrette on Sunday Pebruarv 21th, 11)07, Magistrate J N. Jenrette performing the ceremony. The bride is the charming' daughter of oar Mr. S. C. Richard son. Miss Mollie Marshburn to Mr. John VV. Bryant on February 10i.li, Magistrate J. N. Jenrette nftieiatin# These voting people belong to North Carolina and came over from that state. No license is required in South Carolina. ? ?-? Saved Her Son's l.ifc. I The happiest mother in the little town of Ava, Mo., is Mrs. S Ruppeo. She writes: "One year a<ro my son was down with such serious lnn<j trouble that our physician was unable to help him: when, by our c\ru^^ist's advice I beirun <pvin^ him I)r Kind's New Discovery and soon I j noticed improvement I kept this treatment up for a few weeks when j he was perfectly well. lie has workI ed steadily since at carpenter work. Dr. Kind's New Discovery saved his life.'' Guaranteed best cou^h and cold cure by Norton Drujr Co, druooi>t. 50c and $1 00. Trial bottle t ree. HOlUfiTEFi'S Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Bn3y Mcdiol.ie for Bney People. Brings QoMon iloatth and Rcrewod Vigor. A nrw.ido for Constipation, Indigestion, I.tvo and Kidney Troubles, Pimples, Eczema, Impure Blood, lino Brenth, Shieidsh Bowels, Headache *.nd Backache. It's Iiocky Mountain Tea In tab let 'V.n, S5 cents a box. Genuine rnado by Hol.t.wrwn I)ru<i Company, Madison, Wis. OLDEN NUGGETS FOR SAILQW PEOPtK CONWAY, S. C., THU1 ?? ??? *???? llti rroujt lis Scliool Notes, ll??!on Doit/.and Frod Martin - - tiriitur* Within tho last few weeks several new pupils have been enrolled, making about 215 enrolled now. The school is now preparing for South Carolina day, which will be the 1 Sth of March. The program for the IJurroutrhs school Literary Society, March 1st was as follows: Glass -l-Kssavs Class 1 ? Rcci latinos. Debate: Resolved that Conway should have a Sunday train. ('lass II?A fiirmat ive. Class 2?Negative. Tho pulses decided in favor of tho negative The society reelected olheers as follows: President, Perry Quattlehaum; vice-president, Art hur Cold finch, secretary, Helen Diettreasurer, Jessie Averill; critic, Miss Darron; censor, Crier Me White. 'lhe program for the Jenny Wren club were:?Recitations by Mary McMillan, Mar^urott llowell. Kvan Howell, R. H. McWhito and Jennings Thompson. Composition by M i/.ie Oliver. Marching bv the little tots I-oiiikI at l.cistt J. A. Harmon, of Lizomoro, West Va., says: "At lust I have found the perfect pill that never disappoints me; and for the benefit of 1 others afflicted with torpid liver and chronic constipation, will suv: take Dr Kings New Life Pills." fJuarantood satisfactory, 2ac at Norton Drug Co. A Question Asked, Mr Kditor?Please allow mo space in your paper to ask the Horry representatives and senator why they did not act on the petition we sent them ask in to appoint a magistrate for Cool Spring. Citizen. ?? O ? i Cool Spring, Since our last writing I. B. Balion a good citizen has answered to the roll call. He had boon in bad health for some time, but no one was looking for the end so soon, lie died on ' the morning of the 2(>th inst about (la. tr.. It appears he and his son were engaged preparing stove wood when he fell to the ground and ex- I ?ire?l vvillwiiit m"-" I.-!.-,., i i: .... .. . . OJK-unill^ . I 1 I ? > I'C" mains were laid to rest in the Cool Spring cemetery, llev H. l>. Roberts preaching llie funeral to a large , I congregation. The readers of the i' Herald can find the text in the bool< ' of Daniel 2nd chapter 12 verso. Aunt Risiah (lore was huried the ' same day. We suppose she was about 100 years old or near it, and a respectable colored woman. Farmers are busy preparing their lands for another crop. Rev L. S, Booth and daughter, 1 MUs Eva visited om' section recently . ' Miss Maude Hendricks of Cedar isspending some time with her sis- ' tor here. Miss Mellie Mishooand Fred Hux spent Sunday at Hurley. Hilbert Johnson, the little son of J. P. Johnson, had the misfortune to break his arm Saturday Farmer. Teachers' Meeting:The next meeting of the I lorry County Teachers' Association will convene in the Burroughs School building Saturday morning, March Kith, at 11 o'clock. A large a (tendance is requested. The following is : tin? program. Hints on school government? 1 Opened by S. Watson. Advantages of Oral examinations ' ?Opened by W. A. Prince. Advantages of written examina- ; 4 ! /x t 1 ? nuns - wpeneu uy r. \\ . iJcihea. 1 Query: Debate ? Resolved, thai personality produces better results ' in school than methods. Allirmative? Miss Lottie Rarron 1 Negative?A. L. Proctor, ( (J. C (ioro will conduct current history class. 1 Careen Sea News. On last Tuesday evening H. C. ' Powell of this community was mar- ' ricd to Miss Laura Shelly, of Lake Swam p. Summers K. Plan ton, who died at Dillon was buried here Friday evening. Miss Prudio Watson spent several days at Mt. Tabor, the guest of Miss C.I.I'll II 1 I' Mrs D. P. Mc.Goutfan is spending a few days at San ford. Tho Green Sea school will close on the 15th of March with an entertainment by the pupils. The public is cordially invited to attend. Puella. Worked I.ike a Charm. Mr 1) N Walker, editor of that; spicy journal, the Enterprise, Louisa, j Va., says "1 ran a nail in iny fool last week and at once Applied IhicUlen's Arnica Salve. No inllamination followed; the salve simply healed tho wound," Heals every sore, burn and skin disease. Guaranteed by Norton Druir Co. 25c ?? ?- --?-Isaac B. Parker, of Nixonville, was in town on business one day last week, || RSI)AY, MARCH 7, 1907. THE ROLLER BRIDGE. WORK ON M \V KINGSTON OUIIXil: I.IKlil.Y COMI'LI:Tl:l> IN I WO \VI I KS I IMI: rite Wurk was Coinnicitccd Somr Two Weeks a^o. aiul Since iltat Time. People Have Itad to iro by Snow Hill--Super visor Holt will Save About $<*t)0 for County, The work of buildino the new roller bridge across Kingston lake commenced about t A'o weeks i'K?? itn(' will likely be completed in two weeks more. The county eh tin ^aiiif under Mr Uav is doin&r most of the work. Mr A. Murrell who has had some experience in such worJv has also been emja^red. On last Monday the heavy runners. 1M) feel, in length, were ready to be placed in position, and Mi Moll feels sure thai in t wo weeks time lie will be ready to open the new bridge to the publics. Those who live aeross the lake or who travel in that, direction will lind it convenient, It was at lirst decided to let out this work bye. ?utract, but the lowest bid received for it, was $t>2H 00. Mr Holt, then decided t.o do t lie work with the chain {,'iin^ and he will finish the work at a cost of $100.till, thus saving the county more than $20(1 .(Ml. Toifclvillc TiilinxH. Our attention has been called to an article over the signature of T. M Johnson in reference to the establishment of a free ferry at ('ox's Kerry, which we think does our supervisor a ^reat injustice, and is calculated to mislead the uninformed. Mr Johnson seemed to have a decided preference for Savannah MlulT and doubtless it would be somewhat to Mr 13u mouths' financial interest too, but the board was compelled to view this matter from a business standpoint, regardless of the proh-1 ll)le I'tti'f't it ini.rli I....... ! - .V. II.,,, ,villi I I I < ' I I* political future. In our judgment there are good and snMicieni reasons why Cox's Ferry was chosen over Savannah 1.51 nIT. The board request* svi the applicants for the two respective places named above to scnire signed notices asking the board to establish the free ferry and in this way they could determine the proper place, and Mr Can soy wo;, hence the free ferry at Cox's Ferry. Furthermore, we are informed we are in forme.1 when the rate is too high to cross at Savannah UlulT that Cox s Forty is st ill in op'ration. As to whether or not the hoard committed an error of judgment, the public are the judges and we pass on. There are many obstacles thrown in the way of our super visor and county board rnd it is impossible for them to please everyone. We think it, a good plan for um to leave matters elVeeting the public in the hands of those who are chosen by the people who are a lone resooiisible to the voters for their actions. Forcast, Michael Ileitis. We are blessed with no serious sickness at this writing. J'ravel is somewhat dillicnlt, the roads: are in such bad condition, but we should not blame the supervisor >r the overseers for the rains have lad something to do with the roads ind wo have nothing to do with the rains. J, L. 15oyd spent last Sunday in Don way. Cl?or?'l? Silu'llv Vlviliwl ?'< .1 ? near here on last Saturday and Sunlay. \V. C. Hoyd, a prominent yoiuift nan of this plane lias accepted a position wnli N. .). Hardee of I Surd y Is there a man in tlio County, if elected as supervisor, that could L'ivo entire satisfact'on to the people? If there is lets have him. It seems if the supervisor docs nothing he is foiinil fault of, and if he docs soincthino it is the same way. 1 think it is a hard ollico to (ill, don't you Mr Holt? Cor. Attention Horry Hussars. (loneraI ( )t der No f) (a) Complying with orders from Adjutant and Inspecto'* Ccnerul's ofhee, 1 he (Company will assemble at the Armory on Saturday, March 23, 11)1)7, at 11 o'clock a in for the An nual Inspection. (b) A11 Furloughs and I .ea vps of Absence are hereby revoked and this Company will assemble at tin* Armory every Saturday at. 10:110 a in for drill until the Annual Inspection. Each member is required to be present at all drills. By order Chas J Epps, Capt. Colliding Co II ()|ftciul. T E Wise, O S. W. II. Mooro was ip Conway one I ay last week. valrt. The State v* Jones, Last Thursday was set fur the heui ink several warrants issued against <\ F. Jones and one or two of his sons at, flomowood before Magistrate Daniel ( rainier. The prosecutrix in the case is the wife of Mr. Jones and she claimed that they should lie bound to the peace, Magistrate IJrainier was wanted as a witness in tho cane by both sides and by mutual consent the ease was transferred to Magistrate (J. \V. Cartrett. Magistrate Cartrett was present and readv to try the cases when it turned that the prosecutrix was sick and could not attend. Nor father was present as h ?r representative and at lirst made a motion for a continuance of the hearing, but finally he consented to a dismissal of the charges. Many witnesses were in attendance on the part of the defendant*, ipiito a number of t hem 1 having been summoned from flrecti Sea the former home of Mr Jones. <ialivunt? Perry Item*. Fanners are busy preparing for a now crop. Miss Li/./.ie (Jordon, who has been visiting friends in this section has returned to Mull ins. Ole Johnson, who is attending Kings busiue.SK college returned home on a visit last week. Mr and Mrs J. L. Kdwards of Conway are visiting their parents in tli ?s sect ion. The Zion high school is progressing nicely under the ellicient management of Prof A \j. Proctor. An entortaininent was given at Zionschool house 22nd in honor of George Washington* The crowd began to gotlior about dark and by half past seven the house was crowded. I'rof Proctor called to order and made a short talk. Music was furnished by Miss Pearl Gore, Tucker Gore, Wheeler Vaught and George Muggins. Following is the program: 1st?Music, Dixie. 2nd?Kecitation bv ten little girls drd- Music, The old time religion. llh? Kecitation. Washingto n's birthday t)y four little girls. 5th ? llis joke is easy. (>lh ? Kecitation, Washingt o 11 ' s character, by Dandy Altaian. 7lli?Golden light. Sth ?Kecitation by Davton Altman. tlth?Old Soldiers joy. 10th? Kecitation, The baggage coach ahead 11 th ? Lonesome road. 12t h?Kecitation, The man of push by George Muggins. Kit h ?Move on. 11th?Kecitation, One by ono, by 11icy Proctor. 15 th ?Kecitation, Curfew must not ring tonight, by Miss Pearl Gore Kith?There's a land that is fairer i nan (lav. 17th ? Dialogue, Taking the census by Claudia Clovd and Cheslev Best. 18th,?Music, When the roll is culled up yonder. Then came supper time and only 25 cents for a box that held enough for two. Miss Ola Gore and Miss Leila Pa ire were appointed to sell them, and in a few minutes the good supper was going like hot cakes. It. L. C. The county pension board, consisting of Win Carter, W. B. Carter, Thos. Livingston and Commissioner Jeremiah M is hoe met last Monday at the court house. They considered 2(> applicants, which they passed favorably. Many others were thrown out. Surveyors are at work making a oreliininary survey for a new railroad to Little River, and the people of the Little River section of the county are very hopeful that before pin"' t.hiv rrm#! i 11 (-w? Knil? ??.wl .w... o ? i i ? uhhk nootcd with tlio Gardner & Lacey road now reanhinvf as far in that' direction as Wainpoe. I Spring OPEI" MARC Ladies and Misses Hats. All the Li s|j vited to attend. A I REMEMBEF I M. R # No. 48 Till: fNO I ENCE LAW. A Correspondent See* Danger In It.H Enactment. Mr I'M it or: Please allow mo space in your valuable paper to reply to a short item that aopoared in your issue of the 1 1th, from Mr Hoot*, at Slips' Mill. Mr Hoots asked for a law to compel people who owned mischievous stock to keep them shut up, and says further that something must he done, either kill them or give us the stock law Pity that we had not sent Mr Hoots in place of MrSpivoy or Mr Derham to the legislative iialls to look aft >r our interest. Ile writes like a nan in the wilderness. To place the stock law upon us now would make us look much leaner than vo really arev Why don't such men as Mr Hoots make up his fence and then th stock will let him alone. I have seen people's fences hardly three feet high, :in. 1 lot f ---' ' ' n.Mn, i M nci^iuvirs stork jfot into tln? Held, then they arc ready for a suit, or make the pit iful cryuiw u? the stork law, simply because lie is too trifling to make up his fence. Wo a?*reo that something iiurlit to be (lone, hut. ?ve have no need to allow the stock law to come In dear old Horry, neither <lo we need to kill the stock. If Mr Hoots will look at the stock law in a careful manner he will say, b'' t. thee behind me Satan, and make up his I fence and all will aloro nicely. Hop?* that he will a^roo with mo, I am, yours very truly, Hence Man Mow to Remain Voting. To continue youno in health and strength, do as Mrs N H Kowan, of McDonou^h, (Ja., did. She says: "Three bottles of Electric Hitters cured mc of chronic. liver and stomach trouble, complicated with such an unhealthy condition of the blood my skin turned as red as ilannel. I am now practically *20 years vonnjjer than before I took Kl 'ctric Hitters. 1 can now do all my work with case and assist in my husband a store." (luuruntecd at Norton Dru^' Co s., drug store. Price 50c. NOTICK ?There has strayed to my farm one mile west cf banana ' ii... n i ?? ? - - mi uiu uog i>in11 roati, one hog with a smooth crop and two under hits ir? loft and smooth crop in right. Own* or can get same by calling on tht undersigned and paving charges , J mar 7 M W H McNeill, K Cubana, S. & Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden to hunt, shoot, enter or in any way to trespass upon my lands in Greef Sea township under the severe penalty of the law. ? M-7-7 It John T. llarreleou, NOTICE The members of Camp Ruck IJ. C. V. are hereby rerpiested to assemble at the court house in Conway, S. C., on Saturday the 2!lrd inst at 12 o'clock m. Kach member is urged to be 1)0 present, and all confederate veterans are respectfully invited, as the business to be transacted is important and of interest to all confederate veterans whether members of the camp or net. I>.v order of Conway, S C., Jeremiah Smith, Mar 4th, 11)07. Commander The father of l)r D T Riley died at his home in Orangeburg county last Saturday. The Doctor received the telegram informing him of his father's death too late to catch the afternoon train and so had to go across the country to Marion, and there take the Atlantic Coast Line traiu for Orangeburg. The Herald printed the new liquor law last week. I <11NG . ^ I >H 26 1 r:nA u? i J. fid m ine lictllll lTlclllU tiv3 idies cordially in- H ill are welcome. M 3THE DATE B EICH. j mmmmmmsmmBrs*