The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 18, 1907, Image 9
WE CALL
you attention to the fact that we are strictly in the DRY
GOODS AND-SHOD HCSINKSS and will make this our special study
so that we may bo able to give value received and entire satisfaction in
every purchase. We especially call your attention to
OUR LINE OF SHOES
We make this our special study and we guarantee everv pair sold. If
not as represented we make it right with vou.
Call and see our line and prices and be convinced. We are yours for
business.
CALHOUN & COMPANY
New Goods Corning in Daily.
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Norton's Dyspepsia Qure ^
^|jjj We sell this popular Preparation under an
absolute guarantee. If you be a sufferer
from either of the above diseases, come in ?%
and ask about our guarantee. jsjjt
j| NORTON DRUG CO |
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"Established 1880 J, W. McElwee, Pro.
A Bennottsvillo Marble Wks,
II IU3NNETTSVIL.LI3, S. C.
J fc^j Prices and Designs Furnished of Latest
0 ll^.SI IKfflMH ?* % !?
| By x PS?* Monuments Tombstones and Curbing
^,-7^-rr *.l ?First Clsss Work. Kasonablc I'rlc
11. K. GASQUE, SPECIAL AGENT, CONWAY. S. C.
LUMBER fi% SCANTLING
FOR YOURBuilding
and Repairing.
Wo are now prepared to furnish the local trade with the best quality o:
Pine and Cypress Lumber: Lumber cut to order at lowest market price?
When you are ready to build or repair vour house, brim; us your ordei
for just what you wantand.it will receive prompt and careful attention
CONWAY IRON WORKS.
IM?WHan?ffHMBMBMI
| Stands Like a Stone Wall
I Turns CaitEe, Horses, Hoes?Is Practically Indestructible
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AMERICAN FENCE
Buy your new fence for years to come. Get the big, heavy wires, the
hinge joint, the good galvanizing, the exactly proportioned quality of steel
that is not too hard nor too soft.
I We can show you this fence in our stock and explain its merits and
superiority, not only in the roll but in the held. Come and see us and get I
our prices. _ I
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a We are now in position to otTer the farmers of Horry County the
ft most complcteund up-to-date line of Farming Tools and Implc
nients ever ])iit on sale in the county.
| KP & ole's Guano Distributors Cole's Combina|
tion corn, bean and cotton planters with Guano
Distributor attached. Cox cotton planters, Oliver
steel, Dixie, Stonewall, Georgia, Ratchet and
Louis Plows. McKay stalk cutter, Reversible disc
harrows, shovels, forks, rakes, hoes, hanies,
traces, collars, bridles.
Come to see us, we have just the right thin^ you want, and best of
all, at the right price. your special attention is called to tho
Wollard's Cultivators, onm.Vian and horse can do the work of two
men and two horses. Car load of stoves to be in in a few days,
The finest you ever saw. Headquarters for China, Ciockery,
Glassware and lamps, watches and clocks.
Conway Hardware Co.
V INcxt door to Norton Drujr Company.
h We ask all Aho read this to mention the fact when they call on us
"How Did You Start?"
What are you doing for education?
Sav teacher, have you tried to improve
your school possessions and '
methods of t raining the young mind?
Have you yet learned how to meet
oil the responsibilities of your great
calling? Have you yet learned how
to overcome nil the difficulties that i
present themselves to us as teacher?
Have you visited all your patrons
ami found out their aim as to the
intentious of the best effort along
the line of education?
Fellow teachers, there are many
things, that we, who are trying to
instruct the youths of the land are
yet to overcome. There has never
been a man yet who could make everybody
see a thing exactly alike.
So people are different in opinion <
when they are touched on the subject
of education. Early impressions
are certainly the most lasting (
and if parents could realize this, 1
and that most children aro observing
their parents closely, they would
realize how important it is that their 1
iutluence should ouly be for good.
Teach by example, as well as pre- ,
opt to live the true life.
It is so hard for the teacher to
reach the child whose home life and
homo touching contradict overy
in/xt?4 h ir i/l/w\ 1 f t ?w 1 ?\r\K)/v t K / f I
?Ul UIV lUlfttl auu UUUIC kllUU^III.
Most small children think their parents
perfect and try to iinitato them
in everything. We never know
when a word or deed will last as
long as their life lasts.
The dying man broathea the prayer
learned at mother's knee and
sings the son# that mother sang,
though many years and many miles
separate him from the gray-haired
mother and her teachings. Parents
teach your child to do right by your
own acts that the right way is best
and he will receive his own reward.
Primary teacher, I think the teacher's
morals should be considered first,
let other qualifications conic afterwards.
This seems an age of carelessness
in regard to virture and
morals, and we teachors must watch
our pupils and try to overcome evil
in whatever guise it may appear, j
Also teach them to watch their
morals, for, "out of the abundance
of the heart, the mouth speaketh."
No one's lotter is always an index
to character. I wish it was. Yet a
judge of human nature, after a few ;
letters have been passed, can read!
between the lines and judge something
of the character of the writer.
1 hope to hear fromothers through
the Herald how much they are interested
in education and Christianity.
W. N. Gerrald.
STATEMENT
AUDITED
Board Co G<
AT THEIR REGULAR MH
No Claimant
28 W L Mi shoe CC C I
20 Dr H H Burroughs .. Corone
40 W K Holt Superv
41 J N Jenrettee. Clerk,
42 J N Jonretto Clerk.
r 43 D F MeGougan County
44 W LSingleton County
* 45 J \ Lewis Couuty
46 J A McDermott County
47 B J Sessions Sheriff
48 John Holt Probat
? 40 E V Best Superii
50 W A Prince Supt of
51 13 J Sessions 'ail acc
52 B J Sessions I ail acc
53 J D West Vlagisti
54 W F Floyd Magisti
55 Daniel Grainger vlagisti
50 J N Jenrette Magist
.57 NB Smart Vlagisti
58 J E Prince Magist
50 J W Johnson Magist
60 M J Bullock Magist
61 J B Rabon Constat
62 J R Williamson Oonstal
68 V D Johnson Constal
64 RM Bullock Constat
65 HP Smith Constat
66 D B Futrill Constat
67 J J King Constat
68 W K Brown Constat
69 D D Bellamy Constat
70 W J Bruton Jonstal
71 Conway Publishing Co. Station
72 Walker,Evans Cogs'GN Station
79 Conway Telephone Co.. tfiscella
374 R M Prince Mi seel It
75 Robert Livingstone.... vliscollt
Jeremiah Smith MiscelU
,77 W J Sessions Miscellt
178 W BClaredy Miscellt
79 E J Prince Miscellt
80 W L Hardee Miscellt
81 K L Mishoe
82 Avery Fioyd Misceiii
8:4 1 B Parker vliscellt
84 J E Harper vliscellt
841 S F Shelley Poor..
85 S J Lewis Poor
86 ,T TJ Stanley Poor..
87 J THarris .Poor..
88 S A Herrin |Poor .
89 li M Prince P'oor .
90 W L Bellamy l^oor
yjL u i?' spivey I'oor..
92 Eli God bold Poor..
93 Robert Boyd Poor .
94 J N J en ret to Poor..
95 W W Johnson.. Poor..
9(1 H P M Todd Poor..
97 Elizabeth Spears Poor..
98 Elizabeth Spears Poor..
99 J E Prince Poor .
100 M Fowler Poor..
101 Spivey Mercantile Co... Poor .
102 I) G Johnson ? Poor..
103 E M Potter Poor .
THE HORRY
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232-234 King St., I
CHARLESTON, S. (LOU
THE LARGEST WHOLESALE A
Orders from Merc
NEW SPRINC
Our stores are fillled to c
Our Ready to Wear Garments.
&re the moat stylish to be found anywhere ,
Ladies' Nobby Eton Suits made of Fancy
I'laids and Mixtures, Panamas-Voiles,
Hlack and Colored TaiTeta Silks. Price .
>f Silk Suits ranges from $IS 00 to $;U).
Worsted Suits from $10 to $110
Ladles Shirt Waist Suits in Silk, Lawn
and Lingerie, priced Irom $(> to ijClO i>er
Suit.
Ladles Silk Jumper Suits, The Latest,
priced from $14 to $110 per suit.
Ladles Princess Suits, also new, made
of Lingerie. Lawn and Silk. Prices
range from $12 to $!tfi per Suit.
Ladies Waist
20 Styles here to every one to be found
in any other house in the South.
When you intend buying a Waist be it
in Madras, Lawn, Linen or Silk send us
your measure?state what price you want
to pay and we will send you the prettiest
ntbl plinilfMmt TTD lot \fi\t\ Ol'or
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Agents for Dr. Jaeger's Woolen Un
QEO S HACKER & SON
644, 546 and 648 King St,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
MOULDING y,
Window and Fancy Goods a a
Specialty. ^
OF CLAIMS
BY THE
Dmmissioners
1ETING, APRIL 2nd, 15)07.
Account Claimed AU'd
1 and G S 75 00 75 00
r and miscellaneous.. HO 00 HO 00
isor 150 00 150 00
etc 11 4!) 11 4!)
etc 11 2H 11 23
Commissioner 18 00 18 00
Commissioner (J 00 0 00
Auditor, etc 08 55 08 55
Treasurer and ata . 7H 43 751 43
175 00 175 00
e Judge 25 00 25 00
itendent of Educa.. 18 00 17 00
Ed and stationery .. 80 00 80 00
:ount 03 00 51 20
iount.. . 20 50 25) 50
rate 8 75 8 75
rate 5 72 5 72
rate 7 50 7 50
rate 37 50 37 50
rate 11 07 11 07
rate 10 00 10 <?0
rate 8 75 8 75
rate 24 15 24 15
jie 8 75 8 75
3le 5 72 5 72
Die 37 50 37 50
>le 27 40 27 40
)le 11 07 II 07
)le 10 00 10 00
)le 7 50 7 50
>1? 8 75 8 75 I
8 75 8 75 I,
>1? 2 00 2 00
ery, etc 21 20 21 20
ery, ete 101 22 101 22
meous 85 85
ineoys 10 50 10 50
ineous.. .. looo 10 00
meous io 00 10 00 j
meous 11 HO 11 H)
ineous 11 05 11 05
meous ]4 40 14 40
meous 20 20 20 20
ineous 12 40 12 40 j
meous 15 20 15 20
meous 12 40 12 40
innnno 1 , 41/l , , (lll |
,ucuuo Ml ?VI I 11 ZU
8 00 8 00
18 00 18 00
0 00 0 00
2 00 2 00
2 00 12 00
12 00 2 00
7 50 47 50
41 50 1 50
4 00 4 00
0 00 0 00
8 00 18 00
10 00 0 00
5 00 5 00
2 00 8 00
1 00 1 00
12 50 12 50
0 00 0 00
10 00 10 00
2 0() 2 00
2 00 2 00
HERALD, $1
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lis Cohen & C
ND RETAIL DRY GOODS AND CA
hants filled with
Satisfaction.
5 AND SVM^
overflowing with the best m
Market Centres.
I
We make a specialty of
Ladies' Muslin Underwear,
Hoys and Girls Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Gents!
Furnishings, Carpets, Mattings,
Curtains and Upholstery
Goods.
dor wear ami Ladies Homo Journal
0LIVE1? &
A (\rat class turnout at your sor
Given to drummers
HORSES Al
We will receive Thursday
fresh Mules and Horses. T
shall offer them for sale at 1
ford for cash or on time wil
| J D Sigle
Loris, Sout
Your Horse
When you buy a Ilorst
buy the best you can get
price. I have purcha
BUSINESS of AW. J
conduct the business diet
I shall continue to try
of Horry County the ve
and the neatest and best
to be had on the maritet
with you.
GK B. JI
n .
( Bile ^
I Poison I
B has a very bad effect on your sys- KB
B torn. It disorders your stomach Pi
jK and digestive apparatus, taints your
blood and causes constipation, with H
Tl If 15- m
| ineuioros |
| Black-Draught J
Isa bland tonic, liver regulator, and fl
B blood purifier. Bk
fl It gets rid of the poisons caused fl
fl by over-supply ot bile, and quickly fl
* cures bilious headaches, dizziness, B
fl loss of appetite, nausea, Indiges- B
fl tion, constipation, malaria, chills fl
fl and fever, Jaundice, nervousness, B
B Irritability, melancholia, and all fl
fl sickness due to disordered liver. fl
fl It is not a cathartic, but a gentle, fl
fl herbal, liver medicine, which eases B
fl without irritating. B
fl Price 25c at all Druggists. fl
i g? The House that JGives
_ II You Satisfaction
'Uijor Your Money Back*
iRPET HOUSES IN THE SOUTH
a Guarantee of
IER STOCKS
ade from the World's
1 Silks and Dress Goods.
New i W??avPH and Coloring*. Plaid*.
TniTi-t? Silks in a large range of coloring*
for wuialsand suits at 50, 7r?, 1 (K), 1 25,
I 510 and ) 50 per yard.
Fancy Silk Suitings, beautiful coloring*
at 40c per yard.
10 Inch Changeable Taffetta Silk at 50c
per yard.
50) Inch changeable TalTeta Silk at 1 00
per yard.
Bojr Bay TafTeta Silk at 50c. per yard.
| 27 inch Ibijah silk at 75c per yard.
Black Taffeta Silks, 'M\ inches wide at
85c, 1 00, 1 26, 1 60 up to 2 50 per yard.
Dress Goods.
Barge assortment of all the newest
Plaids and Fancies, prices rangea from
18c to 1 50 per yard .
Coinplote assortment of Plain Weaves
in the staple and nasfel h1dh1? fr<.r..
"I
2 r>0 per yard.
Wo carry the largest assortment of all
the best make? ot lllack Goods for Great
and mourning. Write for sample*.
I Patterns 10 and If) cents each,
ELLIOT"!*"
-EED LIVERY SALE
AND EXCHANGE
STABLES
t'ice at any time. Special attention
ND MULES.
, January 31st, severa more
hey are good stuff and we
tne lowest prices we can afth
notes well secured.
tary & Co
:h Carolina.
. . . . _
and Buggy
s mid buggy you wnnt I o
; ut the most reasonable
taed the entire 1IOKSN
enkins & Son, and will
reafter in my own namet
to furnish to tlie poople
ry beat llorseB and Mules
Buggies and Wagons to
I will be glad to trad
GNKIN8
HELP IS OFFERED
TO WORTHY YOlINfl ?r
Wo ournoBtly r?*iuest all younir persons, no matter
how limit**] their moans or education, who wiah t<?
ohtain a thorough business training and good position,
to write by first mail for our groat half-rat?
offer. Success, independence and probable for tuny
are guaranteed. Don't delay. Writo today.
The Ga.-Ala. Business College, Macon, Gs.
J N. JENRETTE
Conveyancer & Notary Public
WR1TKS:?Titles, Mortgages, Liens
Agreements, Contracts Ac.
Abstracting and Copying
a specialty,
mmmammmrnrr. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmrna
I
Chinese Laundry,
Collars and Cuffs, Ironing
Machine. Work turn?,i
*?-- ^ 1
v/uo |)iuui|niy.
mo a trial order. Family
washing taken. Satisfaction
Guaranteed, Work
neatly executed, and in
First Class Stylo. Yours
for Good Work,
Call on
GEO LVM.
Spkoi a I, Notice?Collars and
CulTs held for HO days, and if not
called for will be sold
Thousands have pronounced Hollister's
Itocky Mountain Tea the
i/reatesi healing power on earth.
When medical science fails, It succeeds.
Makes you well and keeps
you well. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Norton Dm# Co.