The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 07, 1908, Image 1
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XXII.
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Instructs for Bryan for
President.
ENDORSES QUATTLEBAUM.
Party ()rjrai?l/?<s, I lccts Delegates
to (be State Convention. Other
Matters.
Tn accordance with rules of the
democratic party of South Carolina,
the Horry county convention of the
party was held in the new court
house on last Monday, May 4th. Tho
convention was called to order at 11
o'clock by J A. McDcrmott, county
chairman, who read tho call for the
inciting. On motion Hon J. M
.Stalvoy, of Stalvey, was elected tem*i>orary
chairman, and L. B. Singleton,
Ksq , of Conway, was elected
temporary secretary. Ou the call
of precincts the delegates from various
products were eurolled as follows:
Conway.--.I. A. McDermott, L D.
Singleton, W ij Misboe. A. C Murrell,
J, H. McCaskill, J. A. Lewis,
II. H. Burroughs, 13. J. Sessions,
T). A. Spivey, C. J. Sherwood, V.
1). .fohnson, J. N. Jenrette, L. H.
I3urroughs, j. D. Vcreen, L. P.
Roberts, j- O. Norton.
Home wood :--W. J. Sessions, J.
M. Smart.
Adrian:?H. 13 Holmes, J. M.
Dor man, J. J. King, (*. W. Booth,
W. F. Booth.
Green wood:?-W. L Singleton, A .
W. Singleton, J. 1). Oliver, S. W.
Ai'artin, A.. .rirr.?r, Thomas Cook,
wr n u;ai:..?>o a v* ?
m . m Mii.uun, /\ 1*1. uusonuurv, I
j A, Ti tidal. I
Port Ilarrelson:- -L. \V. Cooper,
j S Dicks, W. W. Shelley, George
Skipper, VV. I). Moore
Cedar Grove:?W. P. Jordan, W.
j. Hendricks, Julius Johnson, j 11.
Hendricks, ft. M. Johnson, jr.
Dog B1uIT-*j. L. Jones, j. VV.
.Johnson, ft. W. Johnson, j. II. Atkinson,
C, V. Johnson, VV. A, Spivev,
j. S. Roberts. P. A. James, D.
0. Johnson, \V. A. Hughes.
Galivants Ferry:?W. P. Lewis,
D. VV. oraham, W. V. Host, Pliaroah
Harnhill, John T. Johnson, R. M.
Floyd, j A. Alt,man, C. R. Page,
jesse Dawsey, A. H. Leonard, Jesse
Price.
Taylorvillo:?A. M. Small, VV. N.
oerrald.
ureen Sea:?-J. P. Dorham, W. T
Watson, j T. Mills, ft. BulTkin, VV.
F. Lupo, o. M. Fowler, S. D. Bryant,
D. F Meuougan.
Bayboro:-? <J W Cartrott, j W
Prince, II. B Elliott, A P Elliott,
M o Allen, P P Tyler.
San ford S S Stevens, B. M.
Stevens, ci L Stevens, J RAllsbrook,
N B Allsbrook.
Loris:?ft K Skipper, P C Prince,
j <j Rhodes, I) B Futrill, j L Suggs,
D W Hardwick.
Daisy:?-VV B Carter, Win Carter,
B o dilmore, L T Carter, VV M
Soules
Farmer :---M M Stanley
ft 1 /< r iif'ii!
iiammnuu: -~\j i j >v iiuamson, vv
8 Hewitt, W J Stanley.
Ebcnczer:?W L Long, II C oore,
W P Butler.
Little River:?J C. Blum.
WamDoe:?W L Bellamy, C 0
8u "<'s.
Tilly Swamp:- -F O Watson, B
Pprker, j b Watson, T j Vaught,
W H' Vaught, W 1) Watson.
Withers ?W T Todd, j P Todd.
Socastcc:?j M Stalvey. j M McCorrnick,
W 11 Smith.
Shell:?S W Vorecn, C .i Bryant,
JO M Smith.
Knotty Branch:?j 10 Hughes, o
W Singleton, D fl Lewis, W II oraham.
Cool Spring:?Jeremiah Mishoe, j
A Calhoun, Oliver Johnson, Fred
Ifucks, S \1. Rahon, John Ray.
Spring Branch:?C Z lOnzor.
Blanch:?c j Prince, O .m Watts,
j 0 oraham, IJ A Johnson, D B Sary
vis.
.Toy: --W II Moore, H B naker, It
i VV ?.. I,/.* i
f.t JlyliOUII ? Tf
Oa motion of .1 P Derham, the
delegates as enrolled were declared
the members of the county convention.
On motion J A sicDermott wns
elected permanent chairman and j
O Norton permanent secretary of
thf convention.
The convention was then declared
organized and reudy for business
The election of six deleg. t s to the
State convention was next In order.
A M Dnsenbury moved that nominations
be made on the floor of the
convention and that the election be
by ballot. The result of the first
ballot was as follows: L b Singleton,
(?<); .1 P Durham, 154; W L Mishoe,
78;.? W Prince, 28; D A Spivey, 78;
j J jflf?MeDermott, 41; o j Holliday, 56;
.? jRAIlsbrook, 42; u j Sessions, 12;
R B Scarborough, 62; L II Burroughs,
43; W L Bryan, 34; .1 O Norton,
15; J A Lewis, 83; W D *Vatson,
35; C P QuaUlebaum, 43; A m
Dusenbury, 23. Necessary to elect
72. j P Derham, j A Lewis, W L
Mishoe and D A Spivey were declared
elected on the first ballot. On
motion of m m Stanley the two next
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highest, namely, L ? Singleton and
11 n Scarborough were elected by
acclamation as the other two momoers
of the delegation.
Tho following resolution introduced
by lion j 1* Durham was
unanimously adopted amid long applause:
Whereas the question of who shall
be the Democratic standard bearer
this year is a matter of vital importance
to the large mass of the
people of the United States, and we i
favor the nomination at Denver of
that American who stands for what
is good and clean in public and private
life, and a man who inspires
confidence in all with whom he
comes in contact or is associated
with,?Therefore:
Lie it Resolved, That wo select six
delegates to attend tho State eon
vention in Columbia who are in favor
of W. J. Ifryan for prnsident*of
the United States, and instruct them
to vote for delegates to attend the
National Democratic Convention at
IA '
t/euver wi?o are [or Bryan (irst and
last.
The convention enUiuastically
passed the f illowing resolution offered
oy J C Blum ? Uesolved that
the Democratic voters of Horry
county in convention assemblsd:
l>t.?That we hereby heartily endorse
the candidacy of Col C. l\
Quattlol aum for solicitor of t he 12th
Ju.lieial Circuit,
2nd.?That wo present his name
to the voters ol tho circuit as a mini
of unquestioned honesty, uuspot ed '
character and an attorney of marl e l
ability. Wo commend him as aj^rntletnan
worthy of their support for
the position ho seeks.
Tho following resolution olTercd
by tho Galivants Kerry delegation
was also unanimously adopted by tho
convention: Resolved that this convention
commend the retiring executive
coiumittco for its excellent
iOrjen to Kco pllC the COlUlty,
especially in investigating-.-.o. ^
recUn^ tho fraudulently rctui nod
ballots in the last primary for the
nomination to the Probate Judge's
ollicc.
A resolution by the Conway delegation
rolativo to providing for the
nomination of magistrates in the
primaries was also adopted by the
convention.
On tho call of the convention, Col
/\ .it'
v^uui/weuiuim made a brief speech
thanking the convention for iis endorsement
of his candidacy.
The convention at about 2 o'clock
adjourned sine die.
IlcHfitcftM Cannot Up <'tiro?l
bv local applications, as tho.y cannot
reach the diseased portion of the
ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused
by an inflamed condition of the mu
cous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is inflamed you havea
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result , and un'ess the
inflammation can he talo 11 out, and
tains tube restored to its not m il con
dition, hearing will bo destroyed forever;
nine cases out of Urn arc caused
by Catarrh, which is nothing but
an inflamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused
by catarrh) that cannot be cured by
flail's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars.
F .! CHENEY &CO ,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggist, 75c. Take Hall's
Family Fills for constipation.
MAlttttf :I)
On March 2, 1!K)8, at t.'no home of
Uev D D Cox, Mr F M Kodgers, of
Walkiil, Fia., and Miss Tempio,
daughter of Rev 1) D Cox, were happily
married, the Rev D 1) Cox, officiating.
A sumptuous supper was
served and Uel'u/htful mus,h?
ed throughout the evening, The
newly wedded pair left for their
home in Florida the next morning,
attended by the best wishes of their
many friends for their happiness and
prosperity. Subscriber.
Notice
The "Agricultural Department"
is issuing somo very excellent I>ulletins
and I am very anxious for ovf>pv
nrto in thn *' "
?. j ?uv u iwv/ ui9iii iv/ii bu sucurc ono
of these pipers or a few of them that
will be most helpful to him. and to
that end I am s< nding to every one
whose name I can got one of these
Bulletins on the hick of which is a
list of the things treated upon. Any
one can select a few of these and
send me the numbers s( looted and I
will send them as long as my quota
of them lasts.
T will be glad to hear from anyone
who does not tret one of these Bulletins,
that I may send one to him.
J. K KT/BELUUC
House of Representatives
Washington, 1). C.
A Culiforiilait's I.tick.
"The luckiest day of my life was when
I bought a box of IVucklen h Arnica Salve,"
writes Charles P lludahn, of Tracy, Call
forma. 4'Two 2Bc boxes cured me of an
annoying case of itching piles which had
troubled me for years and thit yielded to
no other treatment." Hold under guaranteed
at Norton drug Cos drug store.
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Women's Woes
Conway Women are Finding
Relief at Last.
11 does seem that women has more
than a fair share of the aches aiul
pains that allliet humanity;' thoy
must "keep up," must attond to duties
in spite of constantly aching
hacks, or headaches, dizzy spells,
bearing down pains; they must stoop
over, when to stoop means torture.
They must walk and bend and work
with racking pains and many aches
from kidney ills. Kidneys causes
inoro sulTei ing than any other organ
of the body. Keep the kidneys well
nnd healthy is easily maintained.
Head of a remedy for kidneys only
that helps and cures the kidneys and
is endorsed by people you know.
Mrs Newton Sweet, living on Laurel
street, Conway, S C., says. "I
have usod Loan's Kidney Pills and
they have helped tne wonderfully.
My kidneys were very sluggish and
irregular in action, and the secretions
were scanty and bigcly colored.
I am also subject to rbejinatism in
my limbs and and arms. Finally Dr
Loan's Kidney Pills were recouimmded
to me, and I procured a box
at the Norton Drug Co. Since taking
them my kidneys have been acting
regularly, the aches and pains in
my back have ceased, and I can rest
so much better at night and feel so
much better in every way that lean*
not hesitate to recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills to other sujTerers,"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
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cents. Foster-Mil burn Co , HnlTalo,
New York, solo agents for United
States,
Remember the namo?Doac's
and take no other |
A lloiicjuct from Miss Nance.
As President of the State Schoo'
I Improvement Association I wish to
commend t he people of Horry county
for the progress made in educational
matters during the past year. Since
I had the pleasure of visit'ng every
? /x w r 1
VfWiuii i/i your uuuiliy 1 liaVO IClt <X
deep sincere interest in you. I wish
specially to thank the people of Loris
for their noble efforts to securo a
better school and 1 am tflad to know
they have succeeded so woll,
Mary T Nance.
II Readied (lie Spot.
Mr E //umphrey who owns alnrgo general
store at Omega. ()., and is president of
the Adams C'ouny Telephone Co., nswdl
as of the //ome Telephone Co of IMke
county O., says of Dr. King's New Din.
covcry It saved iny life once. At least
I think it did. It seemed to reach the
the very seat of my cough?when everything
else failed. l)r King's New Dis
oovery not only readies the cough spot,
it heals the sore spots and the weak spots
in throat, lungs and chest. 8old under
guarantee at Norton Drug Co'sdrug store
50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Teacher*' Examination
The examination for teachers'certificates
will be hold on May 15th,
instead of the 12th as it appeared
last week. The mistake is so obvious
that it scarcely needs correc
tion.
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Gathered by a Herald Man
on His Rounds.
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Stray Hits of News Gathered l>y <
tlie Wayside for the Information
and Instruction of Herald |
Kcaders--llappcnlii its of Interest j
About the City. |
Subscribo to the Tlorry TIerald.
Seasonable showers have fallen i
during the past week.
0 D Cox, of Micheal, was on our t
streets one day reeontlv.
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C. F, Mrown and Fro/1 Brown y
spont last Friday in Conway,
C J Brown, of tho Con way neigh- rj
borhood was in town recently.
M Fi lohnson lias gone to a hospi- c
lal in Charleston for treatment. (
J. Q, Graham spent several days c
311 business in Conway last week.
J T Watts, of Bucksville, was i. t
the city the latter part of last week c
M M Martin, of Burcol, has added
liis name to tho Herald's list of sub- ii
jcribers. c
Mr M. G. Gore, of Whiteville, N |
J., spent a day in Conway last week
>11 legal business. VThe
old court house is a very lone- '1
y looking place since the county [
iflicors moved away, h
M U Skipper, of Galivants Ferry
iownship, was in town on business s
me day recently. h
II II Woodward, Esq., has been
vway from Conway on professional v
msiness since Monday. v
,J J W Shipper, of the Galivants
"o sPct'on, was a pleasant caller .
\ v. Herald ollice last week. 11
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,of?v C4 r everybody is going to at- G
lu,'u A oint Sunday school picnic ^
at llardOo ^Vrry next Friday. a
Miss Mabel Nortou p
her home last week after an ew.- t
ed visit to relatives in Saluda, S. C. |
Many of the peaches are falling!
e * i *
irum uio irees ana the crop will not
be near so abundant as at first anticipated.
Conway now enjoys the distinction
of having a business house devoted
exclusively to the jobbing
business.
You may turn and twist it as you
may but the fact remains that
the only hope for Conway is a cotton
factory.
Comptroller General A. W. Jones
arrived in the city last Friday and
spcnt several day here in settlement
with county officers.
Ralph lTarrelson has accepted a
position with W. W. Russ at the
Racket Store, where lie will be glad
to meet his many friends.
W C Todd, one of the best citizens
residing on Loris R F D No 1
pleasantly remembered the Herald.
Friend, come thou and do likewise.
The county wide picnic will bo
held-here on Friday, the 22nd inst.,
and the dedicatory ceremonies on the
Monday following. Everybody will
be here.
Horrv growers arc simply in it.
Their berries are bringing fancy
i prices on the Northern markets and
the growers now wear a broad grin
on their happy faces.
Attention is directed to the advertisement
ottering for sale fortysix
acres of land and a six roomed
cottage. This is a very valuable
piece of property and is a bargain
at the price asked for it.
Rev G E Edwards, pastor of the
I Methodist church here, will attend
the District Conference which
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.uu 1/uio fTicn elllit UJJ d
consequence there will be no preaching
in the Methodist church next
Sunday morning or evening.
There will be a match game between
Mullins and Conway next
Monday afternoon in this place It
is hoped that there will be a large
attendance as the management proposes
to give good clean ball.
"J3ub Dill" says that when it
comes to truck farming he is strictly
!i XT 1 1- - - -
in ib. iiu Noiwnmy swears that bis
melon vines has taken possession
of his wbolo place and his young
squashes are as large as both the
school building and the new court ,
house put together, with the jail
thrown in for good measure.
Hollister's Itocky Mountain Tea
tones the stomach, stimulates the
lazy liver; strengthens the bowels
and makes their action easy and <
natural. The best tonic for the i
whole system. H5 cents. Tea or i
Tablets. Couway Drug Co.
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Rev IT, G. Fowler will deliver the
|funeral sermon of Mrs Margaret V.
Kdge at Sweet Water Branch on the
1th Sunday in May at 11 o'clock a,
in. The public is invited to attend.
Ho r hnnd thin in?n could not got.
His health was noMft* it should ho
He had not used the best as y?t
Holllster'a Ihx'.ky Mountain Tea.
Conway Drug Co.
Conway strawberries sold last
week for ?1 (Ml more than berries
raised at Chadbourn. The/growers
nearConwa" are very glad over this
especially Mr J. Lewis Roe, who
lets as buying ageut for several
commission houses
Jim Cox, the negro who broke into
a store at Myrtle Beach about
two weeks ago, was cantunsl by Mr
Sutler at Pireway, N. C., last week
iltd a telegram from him stated that
io would arrive at Conway with him
n a few days.
To releive constipation, clean out
lie bowels, tone and strengthen the
ligestivo organs, put them in a nattral
condition with Ifollister's Rocky
donntain Tea. the most reliable tonc
for thirty years. 35 cents, Tea or
L'ablets. Conway Drug Co.
James Henry Rice, Jr., secretary
>f the Audubon Society of South
lurnlinn loft loot 1 - ~ fl? ?
, .V..^ ?VX-I\ Ultur speedup
several clays here in the interest
>f the society, lie will bo ylad to
ussist any one in any way he can in
he protection of the f^amo of the
:ounty.
Bur rouyhs & Elliott Grocery Co,,
s the name of a new business conorn
recently formed, composed of
lessrs I). M Burroughs and T. T,
Elliott. They will deal in wholeale
groceries, a business which
Ion way heretofore has not had.
Micy are both youny men of yood
msiness ability and will mako the
tusincss succeed if any body can.
We have it from an authentic
ourco that Prof Powor W Bethoa
as resigned as principal of Buroyhsoraded
School, to take efTect at
ho timo stated by the Herald last
/eek, rumors to the contrary notnthstandiny.
The card of W A Prince announeuy
his candidacy for reelection to
he olllco of County Superintendent
f Education appears in this issue,
lr Prince is serving his first term
nd during his oncumbenoy there has
een a complete revolution in educaional
matters. Greater interest
V'kn taken in schools and school
work aru. . j)00n a muru?d N
Improvement all aioijw,v.n nnc antj
no doubt if reelected he win ??*.
much interost in the schools as bo
has in the past.
C J Prince has entered tiie race
for County Supervisor and his card
appears in this issue. Mr Prince
was a member of the Legislature
from 1895 to 1898 and during all of
that time he proved himse'f to bo a
faithful and competent public servant.
lie it was who had the act
passed yiviny to the four t.nwn?hin?
vjting bonds to aid in the construction
of the railroad the railroad tax
to help liquidate the indebtedness.
He is a man of sound, oractical judinent,
and if elected to tho oltice to
which ho aspires he will faithfully
discharge its duties.
Funeral of Joint L< Hoyd.
The funeral of my father, John L.
Hoyd, will be preached at Cane
Branch church near Sanford, S. C.f
on the 4th Sunday in May, 11)08 by
Dr Langston, of Conway.
His Loving Son,
J. M, Boyd.
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CHANGE OP DATE
In Scftool Improvement Association
and Picnic at Athens
On account of the teachers'examination
being on Friday before the
third Sunday in May, the date of
County School Improvement Association
and picnic at Athens has been
changed to Saturday before the 4th
Sunday in May. Tiettie Harrelson.
The Word's Best Climate
Is not entirely free from disease, yn the
high elevations fevers prevail, while on
the lower levels malaria is encountered to
a greater or less exteit, according to
altitude. To overcome climate affections
lassitude, malaria, jaundice, biliousness,
fever and ague, and general debility, the
most effective remedy is Klectric Bitters,
tho great alterative and bl >od purifier, the
antidote for every form of bodily week
ness, nervousness and Insomnia. Hold
under guarantee at Norton Drug Co'sdrug
ut,?n I ?_t fclk
uvviui 1 1 tMA/?
Valued Same aa Gold.
11 (J Stewart, h morchant of Cedar View,
Mlsw.,says "I tell my customers when
thev buy a box of I)r King's New Life
Pills they get the worth of that much
gold In weight, If a filleted with conatlna
rlon, malaria or biliousness," Sold under
guarantee at Norton Drug Co'a drug store
<?5c.
LOST?On road between Conway
wid Blanche, S. C., one pocket book
jontainintf $.">2.00, one ring and ono
receipt. Liberal reward. Please
notify T. M. Lundy, Conway, S. 0,
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