The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 11, 1908, Image 1
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J. M . Watts was in town last Mon(lay.
Henry Cranlham was in Conway
one (lay recent !y,
' It. 1? II. Brantoa visited Oonway"
one day 11 - I. week.
A. A. Martin was added to the
Herald list Ivweek.
1 i. W. Cooper wa- m town on business
one day list, week.
li S Alford was in Conway one
day hot week on business.
| . We are havii p some line weather
both for work and pleasure.
M O. Andersen was in town on
bin mess one d y ia 1. week.
Misses May am1 Jessie Ousonbury
wei o boih in Conway lust Monday.
The nsill of A. M. Burroughs Comber
< Oinpany \\<< shot down temporarily,
II. l<\ Moore, of I'ort Itarrelson,
\v;is nmong thojm in (11<t ? it.y one day
last we ek.
11 I' M Todd was in Conway
leoently with a lino lot of peaches
for market,
Contractor A. 11. Garron is com
pletin^ a new tank for the Conway
Lumber Company.
Jud<;e Lewis came 1o Conway
Monday but returned to VVilminp
ton on the afternoon train.
Many persons are talking of sum
merin^ it on the oeaeh, most of
whom prefer Murrcll's Inlet...
Mr and Mrs 1). V. Itiohardson, of
Bueksport visited relatives in Con
way last IV rid ay and Saturday.
A Sunday train from Chadbnurn to
Myrtle Beach would bring thousands
of visitors to our pretty little city.
FOUSALK: Six One milch cows
with young calves, prices very
low. Mrs Betty M Long, of Tod<iville
or Wolsie, S. C.
II. C. Tuton, of Chacbourn, N. C.,
arrived in Conway last Fridav and
returned homo the following day.
Tying hor bonnet under her chin,
She lied her raven ringlets in:
Then 1o 1 he store she went vviih
glee,
For ITollister's I lock y Mountain
Tea, Conway Drug Co.
Ccorge Dickson's Morgan mare,
"Fan" found a colt last Sunday. II
is by the French Coach Stallion
Duanier and is a line well built, bay
maro.
Three tramps were recently caught
near town under suspicious eircum
'/ stances, but as no charge could be
brought against them, they were
turned loose.
Mrs WS Lewis, of Wilmington,
came to Conway Monday and left immediately
for Myrtle I teach where
she will spend sometime,
Mr and Mrs Vr D Anderson and
children are children are enjoying!
the sea breezes at Myrtle, I leach,
where they will spend a two week's
vacation.
Those in c hnrgo of the court house
grounds would be glad to have sup
gestions and help from a civic league,
, if> just at this time in beautify the
ir round s.
Cures di/./.y spells, tired feelings,
stomach and liver troubles, keeps
you well all summer. That's what
Ifollistor's Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. Try it and you will always buy
it.. Hi) cents, Tea or Tablets.
Conway Dru<? Co.
Some of the material is on the
ground for the erection of a hand
some new dwelling for (?. I>. Jcnkins.
on the properly recently purchased
by him from YV. A. Freeman.
|1 will be a modern building and two
stories high*
The old store now occupied by the
bankrupt stock of \VT. R. IJritfc will
soon be torn down and its place (ill
ed by an up-to-date brick building.
?? The jot has been purchased by I! (5
Collins from Rurroughs A Collins
Co. Conway will continue t.o improve
it seems.
LOST -On public, road between
Conway and Toddville. on Sunday
June 7th, one blue lady's jacket,
made by the National Cloak Co , and
bearing on lapel one Winchester rille
pin. Suitable reward if left at the
Herald otlicc. i
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The family of M \V Collins have
5rone to the beach to spend a vacation.
The front, of t he Kins/ston Furniture
Company has hcon newly painted,
and now presents a very neat ap-v
pearanec.
< >11 last ^Yednosday afternoon a
heavy hail storm pissed over the
Urown Swamp section of this eon n4y
doinjr no little damage to youn<*
cro])s.
11 A Dusenburv and Mrs Grace
[Taselden and .losio, Harper passed
throe; ;h Conwa) last Friday on t heir
return from a visit to relatives at
Florence and Marion.
The old oltives behind the old court,
house have been moved out to the
sidewalk, remoddle.d and will be hero
:iH a* used as a store and pool-room,
j .1 T I'roc tor has rented t.ho buildin**.
Some few peaches have made their
[appear in Cmiwiiy. They are sell in <*
at tlu> rateof $.120 per bushel. At
his priTTo these delicious luxuries
are bo yon11 the roach of tho pour
man.
Pronounced by millions the
grca'est strong!1\ maker, appdilo
builder and health restorer. Mollis
tor's llocky Mountain Tea will
make you f< el that, life is worth living
cents, Tea or Tablets. Conway
Drue Co.
Tho Herald will, as usual, this
year be glad. to publish tho name
of the farmer who-sends intlie first
cotton Idoom of the season, the
Herald will also as usual return i's
heartfelt, thanks to the farmer who
/ends in the- lirst. watermellon.
Laltue Lungston, a theological
student, at FurinauUniversity preah
ed an eloquent sermon in the Hap
f ist, church here Sunday in the abs<
use of his father l)r Lanpslou
who was called to the bod side of his
sick wife in the up country.
A laborer by tho name of TTobbs,
wis brought in town la?t Friday for
medical attention, having had the
misfortune to break a limb while
engaged in work in the timber
camps of the Kanawha. Lumber Corporation.
Merries are plentiful and those who
can afford to do so are putting them
up. If wo had a canning factory
these berries, many of whit h are going
to waste for the lack ivf facili?".rto
m.. .. ?? 11.
I H r> 11 > i |M I-MTV 111^ I M ' 111, CO II 1(1 I I
put. into merchantable commodities
for future consumption.
Mr and MrsC. K.St. Amand left,
Inst Monday for their now homo at.
Klorenoe, S. G., where Mr St Arnaml
h is just, formed a copartnership for
the parotitic of law with I). Gordon
linker, Ks<p, a rising youngattornoy
of that city. Attorney St. Atnand
a ltd also Mrs St. A inane I have many
friends here who regret to see them
leave.
The Conway Athletic* Club gave
a delightful entertainment at Lalcewood
Lawn, the home of Col l> A
Spivey, Tuesday evening, finite a
sum was netted, and Miss ICIla Sessions
was the sucecsM'til candidate
in the cake voting contest. The
(!onway colored brass hand discoursed
sweet music, during the oveniug.
Kve.ryoody had a pleasant time.
The Herald has time and again
called attention to the imperative
duty of the women of Conway or
g mixing themselves into a Tivio
league for the purpose of making attractive
1 ho public streets and
places by planting and cultivating
shade tree, ornamental shurbs. over
greens and flowers. This is essentially
and pre-eminently woman's
work a work in which she delights
William II Herman, as administrator
of his son llrookie Herman, who
! was killed in the lodging camps at.
kanaw ha Corporal ion some months
a^o, has entered suit for the killing
It is the lirstof the kind ever entered
in I lorry County, and will no doubt
create puite a lot of interest. The
complaint, alleges that the young
man's death was caused by tin;
defective brake on the locomotive
engine and besides this other acts of
n< gligence arc set forth.
There's more Catarrh in this see
lion of the country than all other
diseases put together, until the last
I ufw years was supposed to lie in|
curable. For a jjrent many years
doctors pronounced it; a local (lispaso
and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced
itineurablo. Science lias proven
catarrh to boa constitutional disease
and therefore, requires constitutional
treatment I lull's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by I'1 .1 Choney
vV Co., Tolodo} Ohio, is t he only eon
stitutional cure on the market. It
is taken internally in doses from 10
drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. They oiler one
hundred dollars for any ease it fails
to euro Send for circulars and testimonials,
address, 1
F .) CHENEY &CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggist., 75c. Take Hall's
Family Fills for constipation.
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CONWAY, S. C., THU]
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Speaks of the Early Days'
in Con way.
ROMANCE OF OLD COURT H.j
The Correspondent Itocalts Scenes j
in Conway of ilis lUij hood Hays
Dear Herald:?It has boon years
since I wrote you a word, bat the
la{?t Herald brings to my view so
many things to remind mo of the
past and the photos of my friends,
whom 1 esteem very highly, and the
ooocl news of the ?i*eat celebration
you had in Conway, and the photo
of the old court house brings to my
mind many rhinos both romantic
and historic. It war. in front of that
court lioin that. ! assumed the name
of t.Iorrv Uebcl an I pledged myself
to plant 1 he confederate lino it front
of the city of Washington.
W'luit. times I have had with the
boys and Wils around that place.
Hie li: t time I ever wTilk'al with
t ho jjjirl who is no v my wife, was in
front t l that old court hom e.
I tuuoht Sunday school in the
Methodi I church in Conway two
years. I b<ojan as u teacher in the
Sunday school .11 I853"Und the best
of my life's work was spent, alonjjf
tluit line iu I forty. I am proud to
Ijtiow tha? Horry carried ell the
1 inner at the Sta'o Sunday sc hool
convent ion.
My fat her helped to hanjjf a in <rro
in Conway about. 1.SU& The court
house and j til were then one block
.vest h,f vvhero the, Melhodist church
now stands and on the opposite side
of the street.
1 attend* d a llh of July c.rlebra
lion iu ISIS held in Col Uealy's park
I si | pc o w here t in; new court house
now st a nds .
Wr had what I call a lisliin^ froliclast
month. Mr tfutchisoi), who lives
six miles Miuth, let. oil the water
Irom his mill pond Many of my
townsmen ami neighbors went. lie
sold t ickets at one dollar each and
s >h! live hundred. All entered at
the signal shot of a pistol. Some
whiskey is used by those outside an
well as those who enter the pond.
Polities oet hot Three lights and
ono certain man whipped his nntotfonist>
every time, then he came to
my Iriend, Mr Parish, whoisa .loo
Prown man and looked into his face
and said: "I have whipped three
.1 e Prown men to day and intend to
whip three more before the sun sets.
Who are you for?" Mr Parish was
(puck to see the easiest way out of
that trouble, and he replied, "I am
for FToke Smith." Some of the boys
here have had their own fun out of
Mr Parish since then. Hot tinus
in (loorpia.
Pest wishes for the Herald.
.) \V. Kir ton,
A del, (In , June 1, 1'JOH.
?at> ?y . ?** ?
To<l?lvillC TUUiikk.
Mr and Mrs P. I). Tjon<j spent Sunday
a t (> rron wood.
Miss Mary Oliver, after spending
sometime with her cousin, Mrs A.
M. Dusenbwry, has returned to her
I V / 11 I ? ' 111 ' < I H IIWIUU,
Miss BeUie M, Long paid us a
pleasant fall this week.
Miss Sadie Mc.MiU, 11, a charming
young lady ol' Mullins, is visiting
her sister, Mrs Bcttie M, Long, of
(1 reon wood.
We are requested to say thai- there
will l)e a fish fry and basket picnic
at Pot Bluff Saturday and to which
the public is invited.
John T. Watts, a progressive farmer
of Buck&villc, was hero this week.
Ho thinks thatSpivey i1- tlie man f.>r
the Senate. Mr Watts further stated
that his tobacco and corn was
very line. He also raised a good
crop of strawb rries.
The membership of Union church
is digging an artesian well for the
convenience of in mbers and friends
of this church. L. P. Jordan is the
prime mover in Ihis new enterprise
and he-is being ably assisted by J.
F. Harper.
The card of F A Hurroughs shouldstop
tin* rumors that the sheriff had
miappropriated funds. The grand
jury simply charged the sheriff with
being very careless. Forecast,
Card Of Tliaiikft.
I wish to thank my many friends
and neighbors and also the skillful
ph sioians for 1 he kindness and assistance
rendered us. during the
illness and death of my father John
\ Causee. They did all that loving
i .1 f ' ? ' 1
nouns ;inu imntiK count <10, and I as.suro
thorn their services are most
highly iip))reA*/mte<l ami will at no
time 1)0 forgotten.
I lis lovint? pom,
George Cuusce,
A Culil'nruiaiT* I.tick.
"The luckiest day of my life was when
I bought a box of Pi no l< leu s A mien Salvo,"
writes ( barles K Ihidshn, of Tracy, ('all
fornia. "Two 2Ho boxes enrol me of an
ni?no\ ing ease of itching piles, which had
troubled ine lor years and that yielded to
no other treatment." Sold under guaranteed
ut Norton diug Ooe drug storp,
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USDAY, JUNE 11, CMS.
The City Wards
Thorn is apparently much confu
sion the electors of the city
of Conway in reference to the territory
making up the several Wards of
the city. Asa mutter of information
only we print the following:
Ward 1 commences at the southern
limits of the city and runs east
and west to tho south side (liank
of Conway) ith Avenue.
\Vi>rd 2 commences at Commercial
llotrl corner on 4lh Avenue and
takes in l>oth the east, and west
side of Main street to 5th Avenue
(Methodist church corner). This
Ward turns north at .1 C Spivey's
iosidenoo and runs to race path:
thence down race path to limits.
Ward eomm?neos at the residence
of M W Oollhis on 5th Avenue
to the northern limits and takes in
1hal part of tho city lyin^f east of
Main si met.. '
Ward I commences on 5th Ave
nuc at the corner of the residence
, .r m \ i ? -i i ' 1
?*i r /\ i?unrou?jns iiiui runs en si, anu
west from the west side of Main
streot to If I' F.it tie's corniM' on (ith
Av< line to western limits.
Waid cominrnct'j? ivl ti ii Wood
ward's eorner on (?th A von no, runs
oast and west from M tin street to
W !? Mc< 'ord's oornor on 7th Ave
nuo.
Ward t? all territory north of 7111
A von no and west, of Main street.
The municipal olli or.s of tho <?ity
now are*
Jeremiah Smith, Ma.or.
Ward I, A vV Bane It..
Ward 2, W 11 We wis.
Ward Ciias .1 Kpps.
Ward I, II 17 linos!
Ward 5, W K MoCord,
Vv ard >, ' loo IxMar h.
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I .oris.
Mr ftditor, please allow me. spice
in \our valuable paper for a few
words e moernin/j p Jities.
We regret not seeing Col. I). A.
ftpive\ "s name announced for the
State Senate. Mr Spivcy is one ol
Horry's Pest boys and wo cannot
forsake him. Come out Mr Spivcy,
wo have carried you over the rivor
where \liO water w as <h p ;?nd we
will carry you over wlrnv it is st ill
deeper. Wc cannot leave you out/*
for you have boon worth too much
to our count y. Don't bo dh eouragt d
f ii* you have enough friends to see
you out, and see that you occupy
the scat in the Senate, It matters
not who comes out, you are the one
we want and must have, so let. us
see your card in the next paper.
After awhile we want, to send you
to Washington to rcnrcsont us in
Oongres.i, for the eyes that behold
that beautiful court bouse ami jail
arc to elect yon to any ollico you
want They justdsel olT the hcauti
rill town of Conway, Some people
kicked against it at first but now
since their eyes behold the beautiful
buildings I think they have repented
and will vote for you again. Wo
want a man that will help things up
instead of tearing down. Tiie people
of I lorry county have thrown
away enough money buying 4 rot
out," whiskey and other foolish
things to pay for the buildings. So
come out MrSpivoy, coinc on' I am
your bosom friend.
We also want to see Unci > Tore
Mishoo announce bine,elf f??r the
house of representatives
Where is our brother, J. M. Dorman,
as he don't come out for re presentative.
I am sore wc will elect
you this time We almost elected
you before, just one sill broke but,
wc have taken out the old rot to/; sill
and replaced it with a new one,
Come on Mr Dor.nan, we want to
send intelligent men there who will
work for our interest. Wo </>n't
need men with a bad I'eputaf/on to
make laws for honest men to Jivo by.
Wc want good, sob r men for busi
ness who will make no mistake.
Well, Mr W. 1 j. Mishoo, v/c haven't,
forgotten .you .yet,, we will see more
about you hitter on. You ,uc the
Sampson yet. J. A. Bolton.
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Tcnclicrs' Asroiiatiou.
The following is the program for
I lorry County JYaehers association
tobe held in Conway on Saturday
June 20th at II o'clock a. m.
1. Best plans for primary workby
Miss Me Bean.
2. The necessary qualification to
make a successful teacher by T. C.
Buster ling.
!{. CI rentest needs of our public
schools by Kuptorintendont W. A.
I 'ripee.
I General deportment by Rev.
.J. II, Stanley.
5. Advantages of sum nun* schools
by M. M. Stanley.
All teachers, trustees and as many
patrons as can come are requested
to bo present,
G. fi Stevens,
W. VI, llarrelson,
h. M. Hardee,
Program CommitUe
Wo arc still in Conway making
pictures at a penny each. We also
make all other sixes and styles from
$5(M) per dozen down to $100 per
dozen, Southern Photo Co.
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A Joint Committee Make
a Report.
NO EXTRA MATERIAL ETC.
<'ommiitco Mnkes l lioroinTli liivcsR.uion
and Rccom fii?>iit!? I1mt no
J aIi'.i C?>i:ipciiHa(if?ii he Allowed'
I'lilUl Dcti'.lun I'osf (ini'.cil
'I ho aet of the legislature session
ol 11M)S allowed the county
board to pay Mr II r L,iUlo any
loss he had sustained in t he erection
of the new court house if in
their judgment he? was entitled
thereto. At. the board meeting for
May Messrs \\ L Bioiifloton oC l it"
the county board and .1 (' Spivoy of
Un* commission were appointed to
examine Mr Utile's l>iiis and make
,i report. Those ^ontlotnen made
r? port at the .luno moot in*j that in
ilie iu'timint s subtuitt i d by Mr Little
they failed to liiul ,uiy extra labor
or any extra materials furnished
out? idoof his contract. On hearing
his report the in alter was laid over
unt il ,Iuly and in the mean time Mr
(little will be permitted to make a
iurt her showinp,
??x?UO dm In
I oviiiff /Memory
Just one ;)," > today the death an? ;
>1 visited our happy hoiue and took
from our midst the very idol' of our
fireside. Kolnn was thirteen years,
two months and eighteen days old,
;v d of a bripht sunny disposition
always making friends and making
e\> rv one happy with whom he came,
in eontaet. (hie knew him hut. to
love him. (ih! how heart rending it
is to stand by the hedsule of those
.ve love so well and see the. lovinp
t ies of nature severed by the iey
hands of death? I Jul the iiord knew
best, lie had the attention of a
skillful physician and the tender
penile, oaro of lovinp hearts and
willinp hands, lint all that I hey could
do could not stay the icy hands of
death we could only minister to
his spiritual comfort and smooth
lln? bed of suffevinp.
It seems that, it is always the
sweele.-l 11 >\ver that is-plucked first,
but the Master only look this (lower
hud to bloom in heaven and we are
satisfied little HoIaii is throuph with
the trials an 1 disappoint ments of this
siuiui world and is grouped with tho
angels on the right hand of Clod in
the city of many mansions.
Wo cannot wish him hack, but, oh!
how s;ul to ho separated for life with
only his dour image in our hearts to
remind us of his animated presence.
Although only with us for a period
of thirteen short years ho has set an
example for those ho left, behind.
A light from onr household is gone,
A voice forever stilled;
A vacant place is in our home,
Which never can be filled.
Wo cannot te ll which next may fall,
lloneath the chasten rod,
( hie must be first, but let us all,
Trepan* t o meet our <) id.
II is I <ovii <? Sister,
(Jarrie Roberts.
To (lie Toliacco Tinutcra.
I take this method of saying to
friends and others planting tobacco
that I do not think that it will pay
you to save tho short dirty leaves
that you might get from an early
croping. The eoM. of eroping and
tim care that wou'd have to bo used
to clean this tobacco would cost so
much to make it merchantable that
it would scarcely pay. All the buyers
want tobacco that they can sell,
or work to advantage?honoe--dirly,
burnt tobacco never brings much of
<i pvioo.
I want also to advise that yon top
your tobacco low enough to avoid
having little "sheep oar tips 'as I
am advised that the A. T. (a> , will
use all the good rip 5 tips that they
can get at a good price to the planters.
I expect to be at the 1 lorry Tobacco
Warehouse to moot all who will
bring us their tobacco this year to
sell, and I do not tear to say that
you will get as much money for your
tobar o at t he Horry as you can get
anywhere in the world.
Yours truly,
J. K. Coles.
STUAYICD About May .'?1 one
white and yellow ox with small bell
on leather collar. Hud of collar tied
down with leather string. lias
small bump on hind leg. Anyone
iinomo same will please shut up and
notify me, I will pay suitable reward
James Carroll,
jun 11 2t Cool Spring, S. C
(iood IMiolourrapli*.
Mr W A UecUlin^, of Columbia,
will bo in Conway on June the 17th
18th., Ibth, and20th taking pictures.
All those wanting first class IMiotoj/raphs
will do well to call and see
him.
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The ' -1 ill of the community is
! very >. av thi? writing.
I re busy tiphtinp the
tnbacco crop is larpe in
{ f , ,md the ei nop will soou
be i. o <i i of i!;r (Uy- ,,, .
The.. a fisr^i^audidates,
SO it '
a <pinil iu the p<?a patch or a rulnTflNw^
m the hedpe for fear of hiitinpono.
However, it will pive the voters a
pood chance for a choice ut the polls.
Lets try to vote for honest, upright
men that will till the several otlicos
with credit to the county and themselves.
As for t he writer, is a Domoer.it
in Stale and county |K)litics
lint a Uepublican in national nflairs,
lie well remembers the hard times
and the scarcity of money a few
years npo when we had a democratic
president. Mow many more of tho
citizens arc there that has not forgotten
the same? Lets have cheap
money as there is one advantage in
so doiup; for the man that spends
all he makes as fast as he makes it,
hi?*h money is just as pood for him,
but where a man or woman can lay
by a dollar for the future it is as eutial
for cheap money. Headers,
what shy you? Protection.
I'lityds,
1 lealth of t.lio community is generally
pood.
Thr remit, showers have caused
the grass tp come forth with all its
forces.
The new ehurc'.i at Floyda is noaring
completion. The young men
have nrganizid a prayer meeting in
wliii'h all seem to be interested.
On last Sunday morning the
elegant home of Mrs Lore nil a Lewis
was the scone ol a most beautiful
wedding, her daughter, Miss Lattio
becoming the bride of Mr Kdward
Sessions, of llomewood. The bride
is a very charming and notable young
lady and is general favorite. Mr.
Sessions is a thriving young farmer
of the, llomewood section and is to
be congratulated on winning .the
the heart of such a charming young
lady. Immediately af'ey the wedding
they left for llomewood -'vhioh
will be their future homo. May
their path through life be strewn
with Mowers. Observer,
I'lnc Grove.
t 1 i ?
ileum oi i ho coin in unity is vory
l^oo.l at. present.
The leading topic of the day is Tj.
II. Uurroughs for clerk of court.
Mr I>11 rroughs need not bo uneasy
11 p hero for he is solid
The farmers say their crops arc
in good lix and 1 hey can go to the
polls to vote for him.
Miss r.lanche Vauglit is at homo
on her vacation from the Welch
Neck High School and her many
friends were glad to see her roturn
home,
Uev W. 0. Heaves delivered a very
interesting sermon to a largo congregation
at Pine Grovo last Sunday
an I we hope he will call and
preach for us oftoner than he has
done. Among thorn who attended
were Mr and Mrs W. P. Vick, of
Con way.
There is some talk of our Mr T. J.
V'aught coining out for treasurer
an 1 we hope he will.
A very attractive group of young
girls visited here and were the guests
of Mr and Mrs W. C, Heaves last
Sunday. The parties consisted of
Miss Clarice Graham, Miss Maggie
Graham and Miss Carrie Graham.
W. II. Heaves, of Heaves Horry,
went to Conway the lii d.of the week
looking after his gasoline ongine.
.1. P. Graham has the tinest corn
and cotton in our section.
J. P. G.
Gl< mson f:xaiiiinatJon*.
The examination for the award ot
scholarships in Clemson Agricultural
Col lego will be hold in the county
courthouse on Friday, July drd, at
:? a m. Applicants must (ill out
proper forms, to bo secured from
the County Superintendent of Kdu
canon, in 101*0 trie.y will bo allowed
to stand tho examinations Po** detailed
information apply to tin* Superintendent
of (Education or the
Pn sidont of Clomson college.
A pplicants for admission to tho
college, who are not seeding for the
scholarships, will also stand entrance
examinations at tho court house
July 3rd.
The scholarships are worth $100
and free tuition. '
The next session of the eu.Iogo
opens September 0, 1008.
For catalogues and information
npply to I'll MKIih, President.
'I'lio lleNt l*iIIm ICverttolU.
"After doctoring for 15 years for
chronic indigestion, and spending
over t wo hundred dollars, nothing
has done mo as much good as Dr "
King's New Life Pills. I consider
them the best pills over sold," writes
II K Ayseue, of Ingloside, N C. Sold
under guarantee at Norton Drug
Co's. drug store.
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The county board of education has
recently tinishod the work of the examination
and has issued certificates
to 14 applicants.
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