The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 23, 1908, Image 7
ANNOUNCEMENT S
, TOK SOLICITOR.
I hereby ancounce myself a candidate
for the office of Solicitor of the
12 Judicial Circuit, subject to the
rules of the Democratic Primary
election. P, B. SELLERS.
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I hereby announce that I am a
candidate for nomination as Solicitor
of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit, subject
to the rules of the Democratic
Primary. 1 have practiced law in
llorrv county for thirty-four years
and this is the first, time I have been
a candidate for any office before tho
people. 1 now solicit their support.
C. P. Quattlebaum.
FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce mv candidacy
for tho office of Sheriff of Horry
County subject to tho rules of the
Democratic Primary
ELIJAH BUMPKIN.
1 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Sheriff" of
Horry County, subject to the rcirula
tions of the Democratic Primary.
V. D. JOHNSON
FOR CLUNK OF COURT.
, 1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for election to the otlice of
Clerk of Court of Horry County,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
Primary. ROBT. M. FLOYD
1 hereby announce my.elf a candidate
for the oMioe of Clerk of Court Tor Horry
county, subject to the rules of the Demo
crude primary. \V 1) NVATSON.
t hereby announce myself a candidate
for the ollioo of Clerk of Court for //orry
County, subject to the rules of the Demo
crude party W L BRYAN
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of Clerk of Court for llorry
County, subject to the action of the l)em
oorutio patty. L II BURROUGHS,
FOR SLI I* Lit VISOR.
My name is hereby presented to the
Voters of Llorry County as a Candidate
for Supervisor. I pledge myself to abide
by the decision of the Democratic
l'ritnary. and if elected will give the
people my best, service.
W. J. HENDRICKS.
The many friends of \VM V BEST announce
him as a c andidate fox the office
of Supervisor of Horry county, subject
to the rules of the Democratic Primary.
MANY FRIENDS.
My candidacy for tlio office of County
Supervisor lb hereby announced, subject
to tho action of the Democratic primary.
JOS W. JOHNSON.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
Tor eh ctionto the ollloo of County Supervisor,
subject to the action of the Democratic,
primary, JOHN U JAMES.
T hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of County Supervisor
of Horry county subject to the
regulations of the Democratic Primary.
A C Murrcll.
I am a candidate for the ofhee of Supervisor
of Horry county, subject to the
results of the Democratic primary.
J W DAYVSEV,
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for election to the ollice of County Su
pervisor of Horry County, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Democratic
primary. J G FLOYD.
At l)in tul i r -11 -if i> in ,,f frliwwlj frum rl i F ?
f( rout sections of tho county, 1 hereby
announce myself as a candidate for the
o111ce of County Supervisor for Horry
Connty suV.ject to the rules <?f tho Democratic
Primary. VV. L. SINGLETON.
I herebynnnouncn myself a candidate
for election to tho ollice of Supervisor of
Horry County, subject to the rules of the
Democratic Primary.
J. K. Allsbrook
superivtendent education
I hereby announce my candidacy
for election to the ollice of Superintendent
of Education of Horry county,
under the rules of the Primary,
pledging mgself, if elected, to devote
my entire time to the duties of
the ollice. G C. GORE.
for couint y t rica surer.
My candidacy for tho ollice of County
Treasurer is hereby announced subject
to the rules of the Demociatic Primary.
J. N. Jenrette.
TOW MAGISTRATE.
1 am a candidate for magistrate
of Bayboro township. S. M. Allen.
Waccamaw Lumber Co.
The Waccamaw Lumber Company
is again in operation and as before
is paying market prices for logs.
XVIr J. x\ Shelly of this company will
be glad to see anybody having timber
logs to sell.
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Notice to Overseers
All overseers are hereby request
ed to have 4 days work put in on thf
roads by the 10th day of May. Nov
is the best time to work the roads
1 want each overseer to report bj
A the 15th ot May bv postal card oi
otherwise if the above time has beei
put in. I sec a good many sid<
ditches that have been blocked b<
lightwood or log haulers I strictl
request that each overseer notif
{)artios who blocked the drains t
lave it immediately removed.
I am under many obligations t
each overseer who made the full rt
port last year. Hope we can mak
?nore improvements thi9 year.
W. K. HOLT, Supervisor, H.<
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THINGS VOU KNOW AND TIIIIN S
YOU DON'T KNOW.
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Items of Interest Gathered Here
and There. Some of Which Is
Persona Others Coiiceriiinjr
Business and Social Events
Arc we living under a government
by injunction?
The strawberry train makes daily
trips to and from Conway.
All the merchants are showing a
lovely line of spring goods.
It was reported that strawberries
sold here Saturday at 25 cents a
crate.
Some fine fish are being taken
from Waccainaw river and Kingston
lake.
Strawberries and cream is a delicacy
enjoyed by Conwavites most
every day.
Politics are growing hot and the
candidates arc warm on the trail of
the voter.
The fai mers are taking advantage
of this lino weather and arc pushing
farm work rapidly.
The children express themselves
as delighted with the ttev (1 VI Kdwards
as a teacher.
It is painful to notice that the
"dispensary gratfters" (?) arc not
yet "wearing stripes".
The lirst excursion of the season
to Mvrtlc Reach was suecesfully
pulled oil Thursday night.
Some of the flower gardens ahoul
town are beautiful in their brilliunl ,
colors of manv hues and shades.
The fire fighters were out with the
engine Friday night practicing
Chief McKeithan is proud of his
boys.
Mr Tom Wise has resigned from
the police force. The retirement ol
Mr Wise is a distinct loss to tin
town.
A communication has been reeeix ed
from Mr J B Smith, of Tampa, Fla..
which will appear in these columns
shortly.
Mr Ilenry Scarborough, of the
South Carolina University, ennu
down and spent the Eastertide with
his parents.
Eloquent and appropriate sermons
were preached in all the churches
Sunday to large and interested eon
I gregatious.
I A horse attached to a vehicle he
came frightened and ran away oik
day last week smashing up the vehicle
pretty badly.
I t has set the whole world a-thinking
Upon it all Doctors, and one, agree
The tonic all your friends are takinge
Hollister's Rooky Mountain Tea.
Norton Drug Co.
Tt appears that Senatorial and
Representative timber is scarce, h
mA it R/\ 4 ? ?*-* 4 ? 4- r, ' 4 .11 ? ** U. ... ? ^ A
111 < I Y I'M lillUl III I M Jililll 111 l/lllj W(HHI>
waiting to be invited out.
The wind and the clouds and tin
rain saved the berries, the truck and
the fruit, it is an ill wind thai
blows no one good and clouds arc
times a blessing to man.
Tobacco planters should bear in
mind t hat the Horry Tobacco Warehouse
will be opened this season
with a full corps of buyers, prepared
to pay tip top market prices for the
weed.
The insurance adjuster was in
town several days last week arranging
to pay the losses occasioned by
the burning of the store on tin* corner
of the Commercial hotel prop
erty.
According to Hon C C Featherstone
Gov Ansel has again crawled
on the water wagon at the beginning
of the campaign for Governor.
Will history repeat itself and Gov
Ansel fall olT before the campaign
is over?
The Presbyterian burying grounds,
a spot revered in the momory of
nearly all of Conway on account of
its hallowed associations, has re
cent.ly been nicely cleaned. The
work was done through t he agency
of the Women's Mission Society of
that church.
T-lrtntetni*'c ]7a/i1? If TI'.I.
AAVIMUVVI n J ' l/U I I 1/ < V I II X b
' never fails to tone the stomach,
purify the blood, regulate the k id i
noys, liver and bowels. The greatest
spring tonic, makes and keeps \ou
well. 35 cents Tea or Tablet.
Norton Dru ? Co.
It now appears that the hottest
I fight of the campaign will bo the
. scramble for Supervisor. It is certainly
a responsible office carrying
mlih It nAa?IUI<lllA? ?
?YH,II IU tunu jiurniun I im s IUF gO()(t OF
' evil to Horry as the encumbent performs
the duties of his oflice.
, The Court of General Sessions foi
'T Horry will convene here on the fourtl
Monday in May, Judge Shipp pre
' siding. It is reasonable to presume
r that by that time the county oUlcer?
1 will occupy their ollices in the new
D court house.
y Mayor Smith has the (inost Irish'po
y tatoes that we dare say can bo fount
y in the Stato. He has over an aor<
o of the.ii and the vines being ovei
knee high. His mutton" corn i?
o over a foot high and his truck gar
den would have been a "thing o
e beauty if not a joy forever" had no
the recent fire destroyed a largi
C portion of it.
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232 and 2,
The IIoui
The Largest Wh
Ladies Misses Tailor Made
Suits.
Made of Silk and Wool Rajahplain,
striped and fancy mixed wors,
teds, #plain, fancy and phantom,
checked and striped Panama in
Madame Uutterlly, Prince Chap and
Pony Coat effects.
$lo.oo to $75.oo per suit.
Walking Skirts
PGR LA. DIES AND MISSES.
Our new line is composed of Silk
Panama. Plain and fancy mixtures
md voiles. All cut in the now 1908
models.
$2.5o to $25.oo each.
I Bad |
1 Backache 1
Such agonies as some women KB
Buffer, every month, from back* Srf
j|P Is it necessary? No. It can gig
Sgj be prevented and relieved, when RN
caused hy female trouble, by tak"
^5 big a medicine with specific, cura- jjj3j
live (itiMin, on itie icmnie organs
WH and functions, wliicli nets by re- wl
iieviug the congestion, stopping
tpr. the pain and building the organs BfcjS
J?: and functions up to a proper state |" 3
of health. Try.
WOMAN'S RELICT ]
"I suffered for IS years," writes |Ey?
A-ja Mrs. Malinda A. Akers, of llasham, [jtoj
Vn? "with various female troubles. ?5|
;.> I had such a backache that it H|
drew me over, so I could not stand
Straight* The doctors could not 19
gfi help lite, so I tock Card til, and Kg?
now I feel like a new woman." L.
& At All Druggists &
WRIT!: FOR FREE ADVICE, J
nlatlnK ago nn<l describing symp- Kg
ugs tonus. to Ladies Advisory Dept., S&
SB Tho Chattanooga Medicine Co., jfc
gg| Chattanooga, Tenn. R its SP
IN ills fioiii Hickory Cirovc.
ICditor or Iho Herald: Please allow
mo space in your columns for the
first lime for a few items from this
place.
The health is generally good except
old Uncle Wesley Todd and Solomon
Chestnut, two old veterans.
There was an appointment made
to meet at old Uncle Wesley Todd's
last Thursday to plant and plough
his crops, and there were ton plows
running, His crop was planted on
that day. 1 car, say there are some
good people in this neighborhood.
We have a good Sunday school,
and some good workers in it.
Our new church building is nearly
completed.
Mr Hodge, the stock buyer, was in
our neighborhood recently buying
Horry stock and carries them to
other counties which have the no
fence law.
We see a great many coming out
for the different offices. That's
right, boys, come on. The time is
now. We want the best men?men
of principle, men that will fill the
office with credit to themselves and
to their county, men that will not
stoop to any and everything to get
in office. Men who will not try to
bribe voters and buy their way into
ollioo, not alone for the money that
is in, but to be a standard for the
people. C Z W.
Card of Thanks.
Mr 10ditor: Kindly allow mo apace
in your valuable Herald to thank the
community of Conway for tho syrn
pathy and kindness extended to mo
during the illness of my son, Bass
At one time ho was very near the
portals of tho gravo but we now
! think he'll stand the storm and boat
work again soon. Rev Faulk,
Quattleb&um's Farm.
Store to Rent.
One Hriek Store, 22x80 on Main
street, centrally located on Main
1 street in tho business section of tin
city of Marion. This is a good lo;
calit.y for any line of business. It is
' a now building, well lighted botl
' front and rear, solid glass, well furnished
and ready for businass. Rent
- very low owing to the lateness of tin
I season, only $22,50 per month. G M
? Hodges, Marion, S C.
Trespass Notice.
f All persons are heroby for bidder
t. to trespass upon my land in Conway
e S. C.. in any manner whatever.
4 2 4t. Lucy Cooper.
M King: treet,
se that Gives You "SATI
olesale and Retai
Ladies' Waists, .
The greatest stock in the South :
to pick and choose from. *
White Lawn Waist from the severely
plain to the most elaborately
trimmed. Toe to $15 00 each.
White Linen Waists, plain, tucked j
and hand embroidered, $2,50 to
$'5.00 each.
I Hack Lace Waists front $0 00 to |
$15 00 each. (
White China Silk Waists $2 50 to '
$7 50 each. j
Hlack China Silk Waists $2.50 to ;
$10 00. i
Why buy
an Organ
from the Peddler
when you can buy a s'lpcrior orpin from
your factory represmtnlivo for he-s money
and on easier terms, and have absolute
protection in the utiaiantco L'iven by the
makers. \N'e make low piiees and ^ntnf
r ? . 4.. .. . .. if i. . ,i 4
in Mil HIM' I*' t \\ i? y ; 11 o* uiuinm nnnrMr*
and only hind theoryan us security.
We save you money unci supply Organs
that will prove a life loir.' pleasure.
Write at once tor u catalogue and special
prices and terms to the old establish! d
MALONE'S MUSIC HOUSE,
COLl'M 111 A, S. ('.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
For Sale.
1)110 hundred and seventy live acres,
two tohacco hams and a four roomed
dwelling house, and go >d stalls. Located
a (piavter of a mile from the Alma Road,
a quarter of a mile from Oak < J rove r.h u re h
and a half a mile to two mii >s from a i;ood
sc.hool ami six miles from Fair 1'lui'V, IS (;
It. KOWKLL,
Fair I flu IT, N . C\
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For Piles, Burns, Soresu
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To Property Owners!
THE OLD AND 'I HIED
GLENS' FALLS
INSURANCE COMPANY
11 as been tested unci tried t?y the year in
and year out vlssltudes of the business,
Including tho conll-igntions of a half century,
and continued to grow until it has
attained a nearly sixty years honorable
and progressive history and ranks in financial
strength as one of tho few very
strongest American Companies.
D A Spivey 6c Co
I BOAltDlNG HOUSE
? I have opened a first elnss l'rl
i vato Hoarding iiouxo, wo ?ui cor
nor King nrrt Priivo HtrootH,
^ Oeorgtnwn. ThI>1o w ill l>?* furn
, lshed to thn satlxfactionof ltapa
I tronf ,'and tho
: Rates are $d ?o Per Pay
Call ami givo inn mo a trial.
1 Satisfaction Ouarantopii.
S M Thompkins.
Charleston, South C
SFATION" or Your Monc
1 Mail Order Hou:
White Linen Waists, plain tucked
and hand embroiJerod. 12.50 to
M5 00 each.
Lace and Net Waists. Keuo Lace
Waists from $2 OS to $2000 each.
,
White Lace Waists from $!L75 to l
1*25 00 each.
Splendid array of the newest fabrics
for Spring and Summer wear,
hir Ready to Wear (iarments for
adies, misses and children shrpasses
inythin# in style ever shown in the J
south, and the were never so reason- j
ibly priced. Send us your measure-'
nont. We guarantee a porfect lit.
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once at every
We take no slock in the "our
to give every one u chance to get
that will astonish them through
holiday bargains that will darv
pers. Remember wo are hcadqi
Our 5 6c 10 C<
arc trade winners. Our counte
great bargains that we are olTe
far and near.
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Fresh Bread and Cakes always or
Pilled with choice ^oods for family u
est possible notch. Phone orders
livery guaranteed. Phone No, 13.
vecetable;
B. T. HYM#
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Carolina,
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se in the South.
New Dress Goods
All the newest weaves in the most
fashionable fabrics are here.
Satin striped Fmbroidered Voiles
Dotted Ftamines and a full line of
Panamas, Brilliantines and Fancy
striped and Wool DressGoods. Write
as for samples, Our prices aro the
lowest.
White Wash Goods.
Large variety of the latest in (Tnish
and weave.
Linen Suitings, Figured Madras,
Persian Lawns, Fmbroidered Lawns
Plaid Lawns and Linen, Mercerized
ChilTons, Plain and Figured Batosto,
Linen Lawns, Oxford Suitings, etc..
etc., all at popular prices.
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"Opportunity knocks
man's door."
chance" idea, for wo are going
their Christmas roods at prices
the holidays. Wo have a lino of
/ the trade of Christmas shopnartors
for Santa Claus,
^nt Counters
rs aro simply sparkle, and the
ring are attracting tho people
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GROCER
i band. Our Grocery Department is
so and arc marked ?down to the lowfiven
careful attention and prompt de5
in season.
i|J THE BAKER.
"V THE GROCER MAN