The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 04, 1908, Image 2
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PUUiilHllKl) KYf't'.Y Tl'l HSDAY .MOHNINCS
BY CONWAY I'l UMSHINU CO.
SU ItSCIil I'TION ON H not.I.AU L'KU YKAlt
11. 11. \V001>\\ AIM>, ICditor
TilURSDA Y, .11:NK 1, 11)08
Moonlight oxcur-ions to too beach
tire now in order.
As summer approaches polit*n
are tfrowing hoitcr.
As the farmer pulls the boil cord
over Ills mule's back he is keeping
his weather eye on the moves made
on the political checker board,
Mrs Katie l air room, who has
boon visiting her parents here, Mr
ami Mrs J W Ogilvie, has returned
to Fuyettevillo, N C.
J I) Craham, of Dunelon, Fla ,
formerly of this county, spent several
days in Conway last week on legal
business.
4'Ten years ago barefooted white
men wero seen playing marbles on
the Main street of Conway," wrote
a writer. We deny the allegation
and demand the proof.
The old ditch between the rosi
donees of S T Sessions and Sal
Smith on Upper Main st reet has
been boxed up and covered over
with dirt. It will now no longer be
on incubator for mosquictoos and
malaria
The Ilerald Inst wee a gave up
large amount of its space to the
corona nies attending the court
house celebration to the exclusion of
other matter. For this it has no
nnoloides to make as those oornmn.
nies comes only once in a life time.
This has been the dullest court
within the recollection or oven the
oldest inhabitant. Hut very little
business l\as been done by the mer
chants and there was scarcely any
payment on open accounts. Money
is tight and hard to get hold of.
Capt Louis Boaty was in town
several days last week on business
Capt Ileaty was head of the W L
Buck & Co., manufacturers of lumber,
at Mucksville, which in the, days
that have gone operated the largest
plant of its kind in this part of the
State.
II II Woodward , Esq., is preparing
to enlurgo his residence on Upper
Laurel street to nearly double
its present size. Some of the material
is already on the ground. Ft
will be one of the handsomest resi
deuces in the city and fitted up witl
modern conveniences that will giv.
it the appearance and comforts of a
city residence.
There was an excursion to Myrtle
Beach last Uriday evening, at which
time the Sea Side Inn was former-;
ally opened under the management
of Mr Geo. L Marsh, Mr Marsh
t.hn.1 Iin will Inn ro nn( l>!n.? !
?j - ?.???? ..uuuiii^ undone
that will contribute to tbo
pleasure and comfort of his quests.
Somo of the machinery for the
Conway Light and Power company
lias arrived. Work on the power
house is being pushed as rapidly as
possible. It is located near Kingston
lake bridge. Those who thought
the IJeruld was talking through its
hat when it said that "electric lights
wore in sight for Conway" will wake
lip one of these line nights to find
the city bathed in a sea incadcseont
glory.
I I Ha
I Sum:
-f heatincr th#? rr
I I . NEW
4# Wick Blue
r * you will see w
chimney of tin
under the kettle
by radiation.
f; range without ii
I \\ thisstove?ifnc
1 -Rs
a clear, powerf
electricity. Sa
of brass nnely i
living-room. 1
nearest agency.
Stai
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Spl vcy for tlic Senate.
Klitorof the Herald: As 1 am one
of tl o .1 any readi rs of vour paper
the article written by "Lire Long
Citizen" couldn't help but come un
tier my not ice.
To begin with I tViink ho voices
the sentiment of a largo majority of
our people when h ? says that wr
should send Col I) A Spivey to the
State Senate. Mr Spivey h; > served
two terms in the L? 'i la'iev with
erc<lit to h in elf and sa i.faction
to his Iricnc.i, and is justly entitled
to the h >nor of representing Horry
county in tin- Senate. We 1 iv? in a
progressive site and we need men
of progressive i<h as who believe in <
push'.ng forward and wiP not step
na jk. It wiil be remembered that
Mr De. ham had the Sena lorshipand
relinguishcd it of his own volition to
accept 'a place in tl?c Comptroller
General's olli.*e and ! command him
for it fur I believe in pushing h>rwurl.
Now, I say lets send Spivcy to
the Senate and thus give him an opportunitv
of dewl-pi <r hi ? talonts,
for hi? stands for progress and enterprise.
I n conclusion 1 say wo should send
a man to the Senate who is full of
push sind energy and one who U
capable of keeping Horry in tin
front ranks for I remember the
story of Lot's wife.
I faskill, S. C. I lorry Hoy.
J C. Spivcy I'ur Office.
Two years ego I num.uncid rnyrelf
a candidate for the oflicoof leader of
"low prices", and while I did not
receive all the votes of the county,
I did receive enough to elect me to
this office to the best of my ability.
After the solicitation of so many
of mir friondo I dn/.tln/l 4,.
... , .. .V ..V,.., . I?H ? U' V IVtl'll tu
make the race again for this oilier:
If elected I pledge my best service.
My platform is 1st Class Coods, 2nd
Close Buying, and !ird Close Selling.
J. C. Spivoy,
Items from OIcJ Gideon.
Farmers are hustling cultivating
their crops.
Some now tobacco barns have
gone up reec ntly.
Candidates are more numerous than
speck backs. We hope to elect the
best men for the olliecs this year.
The so called Republican panic
seems to bo getting no belter. We
hear I hat cotton is only SI cts j>cr
pound. If Bryan is nominated and
elected and we have to sell our new
crop at (ivo or six cents per pound
will it. them la;called the Republican
or Democratic panic. Rets hear
from O M. Walts of Bayboro.
And how is this? According to
the present quotation of spirits and
rosin good dip turpentine should sell
ror $.'5 50 yet we have to soil it for
*2 75 per bat rol, yet what we have j
to buy is higher than heretofore and
the speculators' money seems to be 1
worth 50 percent more on the do)
!ar than the working man s money. ;
W. I. 1!.'
Valued Same as Gold j
15 0 Stewart, a merchant ot Odar View,
Miss.,says "1 tell iny customers v lion !
liry liuy u box of Dr King's Now I.ifo !
I'il ls thoy gel tbo worth of that much :
irohl In \\ oiuht.il it 111 w ill. I
i
iion, malaria or biliousness," Sold under
uuaruntoo at Norton Druu (Jo's drug store
-no.
The grounds around the no w court,
house and jail have boon plowed up
and is now being graded The next
improvements that should be made
are the setting out a grove of shade
tree and sowing tho ground 10 lawn
grass. Should this be done it would
be a more glorious monument to the
memory of the Commission than
the tablet of stone upon which their
names are chiselled, as generations
vet unborn will rise up and call tin m
blessed as they lind a safe retreat
from the summer's sun hot oath the
shade of the tret s and gambol
among the grass below.
i
we Yon a ' |
met* Stow ? |
r- 9
Thp stifling air of a a
close kitchen is c hanged ^
to comfortable coolness w
k| tv m^odhnc* I'm1
foction Wick I>1 ue Flame
Oil (. ook-Stove to do the
family, cooking.
No kitchen furnishing
is so convenient as this
stove. (lives a working
heat at once, anil maintains
it until turned out
?tw.? --
>om. If > on examine the
Flame Oil Cook-Stove I
hy this is so. The heat from the
j "New Perfection" is cotter titrated
and not dissipated through ttie room
Thus it doea the woik of the coal
sdi comfort. Ask your dealer about
?t with him, write our nearest agency.
Y Av jf is a very L
houseful nishing and
ul light mote agreeable than
fe everywhere always.
ticket plated? the
your deale|^^^^^^^^^^^|
M U
BANKRUPT'S PETITI ON FOIt
DISCHARGE.
In the District Court of llio United
States for the Districtof SC.
lu the Matter of U U Leo, Trading f
as It rji-iee&Co., Binkrupt, 1
No In Bankruptcy
ORDER NO I ICK rilKBt.O
I) si riot of S C ss:
On this 12th day of .May A D 1'tOS, (,
On reading the foregoing petit! mi,
it is- J
OHDICUKD liV Till': COURT,
that a hearing be had upon t iie sain
on the If nth day 01 May A D 11)08, be V1
lore ->iui Court at Charleston, S C ,
m said District, at 11 o'clock in tl
forenoon; and that notice thereof be
[Mib'i hed in the Horry Herald,
newspaper printed in s-id Disti ic'.
and that all known c"editors ma j
other per-us in interest may ; ppoar
at \he same-time and place and '
show cause, if any they have, why s
tin? prayer of tiio said petitioner
not he granted.
And it is further ordered by the
Court, that the Clerk shall send by I
mail to alt known creditors copies of '
said p.-t.ii.ion and tliisorder, address- .
cd llieni at their places of residences
as stated.
Witness the Honorable WM H
(Seal of J BRAWUEY, Judge of [
' he Court,. | said Court, and lho seal
thereof, at Charleston, p
S C , in said District, <
on the 12'h day of May 1
A 1) HMtS <
R \\ IIutson, Clerk. {
Squiro IVivette, a connecting link \
between the past and present I lorry, p
gave us a pleasant call Tuesday, t
.vtr Privetto was an enthusiastic .
id vocal e. of the railroad in the days *
of the long a<*o and to his activity in '
promotion of the project is largely B
due its success.
BOARDING HOUSE "
I have opened a first class Prl
vutc Hoarding House, No '401 cor
ner King and Priucn streets,
Ueorgtowu. Table vili V><? furn
lslied to the sati' taction of Its pa
trons, and the
Rates are $n oo Per Day r
c
1
Call and give ino mo a trial.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
S M Thompkins.
! Confinement | If
VOII ll.lVO /'.?,?ier? tner Oin I
I? - , - ? ? J?- .
U patng of childbirth, remember that
r,j they arc due lo weakness, or dis- r
t' ease, of (lie womanly organs, and ^
j Ihnt healthy women do nol suffer,
ff, ,\ like weak ones.
The specific, medicinal, vegc- >->
gi j table ingredients, of which that c,.;
v j famous, female medicine and wo* '
gj manly tonic
uniir PIPPIPF
nine t \i \b'i h y *3 I f i>
OF I . .
a
WOMAN'S RELIEF
I Is composed, will holld tip the ?
womanly organs to a healthy stale k '
and thus prevent needless suffer- ?"
"Before my confinement," writes , ; (
Airs. Rose Schuharth, of Atoriumcnt,
Colo., "I had such bearing- h
down pains I didn't know what to ^ ?
do. Cardni quickly relieved me. ;
Some months later I had a fine i'v.
12-lh. baby, was sick only thirty I
minutes, and did not even have [I <
n doctor." P ~
At All Druggists i :?
writb for rwM advice;, L: Z
BtatinK nnil df-serlldnij symp- c?V **
toms, to Ladies Advisory Devt., Bm
i no lainttanoojja IGodtcino t*o., /:'' I
Chattanooga, Tnnn. K ":> ;v |
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WlNTHEOP COLLEGE
Scliolarsiitp and I nlrancc rix.iiiiination.
Tlio examination for the award of v;
cantHcholarship In Winthrop (Jollego and
f?>r tho ixlmlftftlon of I>mn : ? ? ?
held at the county court .house on Kridax
Inly d at i> a in. Applicants must be n<?<
less than fifteen ynrs of a <p>. \N Int.
scholarship arc vacant after,Inly thej
will bo awarded to those innkina tin
highest average at this examination pro
vid"il they meet the condition L'overnim
the award. Applicants for tt< iiol irshi p
should write to President Johnson be fop
theexan inatlon for Schol r.ship e> fmina
tlon blanks,
Scholarship, ar > worth *100 and fro
tuition. The e, v
S P HA ES,
III! IKS.
Caters to the wants ot
he People. For First Class
Jroeeries place yonr order
vith me.
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IN.JENRETTE
Couvry;u)(:i'r & Notary iTildio
V rites Titles, Mort^aoos, Hions,
^orccMnoiits, Contracts, tfec. AI
trading and Copying a Specialty.
Soui\
StomacH
No appetite, loss of strength, nervous
less, headache, constipation, bid breath,
;eneraj debility, sour risings, and catarrh
>f the stomach are all due to indigestion.
Codoi relieves indigestion. This new diseov
.. j i^ioamus me natural juices of digrston
as they exist in a healthy stomach,
.ombincd with the greatest known tonic
tnd reconstructive properties. Kodol for
lyspepsia does not only rel;eve indigestion
ind dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
lelps all stomach troubles by cleansing,
-urifying, sweetening and strengthening
he mucous membranes Jilting the stomach.
Mr. S. S. Ball, of Ravenswood, W. Va.. says:?
' 1 was troubled with sour stomach for twenty years,
vodol cured me and we sro now using It In milk
or baby."
Kodol Digests What You Eat.
lottles only. Relieve* Indlaestirn, sour stomach,
belching of gas, etc.
'revered by E. O. DoWITT a CO., CHICAGO.
ATTENTION MERCHANTS
? OF ?
Horry County.
Send your orders for Apples.
)ranges, Bananas, Potatoes, Onions
labbage and all kinds of Fruits and
yrod uco to
11. F. JONES & SON,
Georgetown, -S. .
Ship us your Chickens,' Fggs and
ither Country 1'roduco, prompt reurns
guaranteed.
)ur Reference: Any Business House j
in Georgetown.
CHINESE '
J A I BM I-ni?? v-r
unuinum ?
Collars and CulTs.
I roiling Much!no.
Work turned out Promptly.
Send me a trial order.
Pumily wa-jhin;* taken.
Satisfaction Guarin teed.
Work neatly executed, and in I
rst class style.
SIMXlVt NOTK'F,
Jollars and Cull's lield for .'10 days
nd if not i-iittTTl for will be mid.
Yoursfor j^nod wOtv, j
EO LVM.
i
1e0 s acker & son
544, 54f> nnd 54B King St,
harlhston, s. c. j
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M O IT I < li> I NO j*
Window tuxl Fntioy Good# ~t
Specialty
Conway |
ID^?1 n r-A M
1 UlUl^V^ 1 ' IcJ 1
At (lie Geo 1. [VI<ii*m|i Stand
TPoy are now in tlio tlio lm,i ness
mid selling BEEP, PORK,
AND MARKET DELICACIES <
AND EXCHAN0 STABLES
We have r e red entirely new ? ! ' and equipment at
the Porter I i ' es and ; re better ps pared than ever to
serve the public.
OLrJ, V&m, OLIVER. '
Bllfi II ' r'li (' I I l^OSSk'
I have ill.- be I .vimI t>i '"est |:tie < t I ;i" - .?.? ,,td llarnoss I lni\e
ever cm mud in .si . U
Hackney buggies and wagons, Rocl\ I iill buggies, Oxford
buggies, A.Wren & Son buggies.
C in suit v??n with any kind of vehicle and harness you may want at satisfactory
prices.
G. B. JENKINS
^ JOstablished ISfriO ) W. MnKlwee !???
? * - " ' >
$1 (i ^ a Iiciinoltisvillo Marble With
if ^ J? HKN.UKTTSVUiLK, SO.
#r' ? I '< . j ~ Pricos and Designs Furnished of Latest
$ 1 '1 LB L -.1 Style
V j**?rd vi. ia A
H i i'-, / :f\ \ \ M ointments Tombstone* ami Curbing
( *" ,?i&jy Furnished on Application.
p '. ?V??. ; .' '^?D I'irst Clsss Wurk. Rasonnble I'rlc
H. K. GASQUH, SPECIAL AGKXT, CONWAY, S. 0.
iTirwirr MTirrii'rrrrri?'inififlrinTiTrri~rTii'~irinr nirn iiitii i n I nmirMHTirr" nrf m inrr i it nr I? P
j Bank of Loris, I
I CAPITAL PAID IN $10 OOO on I
I I
I We pay you 5 per cent inter- I
| est on your money when left |
\ on interest bearing certificates 1
I You can get your interest ev- 1 ^
| ery quarter We want your |
1 account. We appreciate the |
business given us. You will ;j
receive courteous treatment. I
1 BANK CFLOR1S I
j EL SANDERSON. ca*h.er I
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