Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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w: immmmm ? gcttg gtaM, ? 11 ?r ! i . i i i . ? "' - - 1 1 IfttoNd at the Poet Office at Conway, 8. C Second Claaa Mail Matter. PUBLISHED KVKHY THURSDAY MORNING BY CONWAY PUBLISHING CO. SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR H. H* WOODWARD; Editor THURSDAY, JUNE 11, HKlg^r I desire to express ^JJ#?t>gh the columns of tho llcrald ^-r" my impression of this my adoptod home. I came over here from Rose Hill, Dupler county, N C., about live weeks ago and opened a business. I've done exceedingly well, so am elated over the country. Surely this is the 4'Land of Promise" and I am more fortunate than Moses of old who was only permitted to peep longingly into that land which llowed with milk nnrl hr?no? t ? *?* ?? L ? * * iuuouiuuu us i nave entered into that land. Surely this is the garden spot of our dear country, as will be seen from the following: There lias been paid for berries here this season about $100,000.00 in cash, most of which passed through tho Bank of Tabor. Our people wears smiles which won't come off and every one has money, so there isn't a semblance of a panic here. Our people are glad that tho berry season is ended, so that they may now cultivate their crops, and which are now looking lino. Our streets are almost deserted today as many of our citizens arc at the voting place to vote on the whiskey question. May God grant that prohibition carries as the writer has 1 seen the dire ovil from its use. 1 The Bank of Tabor is in a very > prosperous condition under the very ' efficient management of Mr D C '< Fussell. Early in the berry season < it moved to more commodious quar- i ters, the old being entirely too in- 1 adequate. Our people demonstrat- < ed their faith in our bank by their 1 liberal deposits. A bank is a great \ factor in building up a community, i as it is the medium through which 1 both the lender and borrower may ? promote enterprise, thereby alYord- ' iug employment for many. 1 Several dwellitog houses are being j erected here and the sound of the carpenter's busy hammer make music in our midst, Among those be- 1 ing erected are the following: Our section foreman, Mr J M Logan, a ! nice dwelling; Dr Floyd, a handsome < modern two story dwelling to cost 1 about $3,000, so I've been informod; * Mr Charlie Whittington, a nice dwelling. There are others contemplated and no doubt work will soon begin on them, all of which means much for our town Real estate is changing hands and J each time it does so enhance in valuo. ! Mr W H Whittington and partner will soon open a photograph gal- t lery in Bill Fowler's building, which ^ is Wing remoddled. We wish for * them every success as there is not anything of the kind here. Mr Whittington also informs mo ho is t competing for the best aero of corn \ flllH a/n Vinr>r\ ?** '' ? ! ? 1 ' "* ^ "uj'u ut vYin tvm uy lie is ue- q serving. Mr Dozier Harrelsou, our hotel \ proprietor, has repainted his hotel, t which greatly adds to the artistic appearance of it and further demonstrates the fact that he prospered during tho berry season. Mr Chester Watts, our popular * young magistrate, is preparing to J open a grocery business here and we hope him much success, t # ltecoutly there has been much c sickness in. our section, but we are t Plan lor Summer Comfort. tt Don't add the heat of a II kitchen fire to the sufficient 11 discomfort of hot weather, // Use a New Perfection Wick * Blue Flainc Oil Cook-Stove and cook in comfort. With a "New Perfection" Oil 6 ? >? ? ? aauy meais, or tne Dig weekly 11 Da raising the temperature perceptibl; room in the house. If you once have, experience wit V NEW PE \Wick Blue Flan you will be amazed s enables you to do wor the kitchen and youi The "New Perfec # ' use, Made in thr ( not at your deale JHBBk % or low? 1$ there! # _ k not smoke. Safe % If not at your m l * - * glad there is some improvement among the patients. Mr Troy Powell visited his home recently and reported his sister Miss Quilley, very sick with fever. We hope she will soon recover. One can get good, pure and sparkling Artesian water hero and it would pay well in added health. The writer drinks it from Mr. C W llrown's well and enjoys thjj best of health and is taking^H-ilosh daily. It is free for thejptfmping. Our ostiaxmed citizen, Mr C C is shipping considerable dumber, which indicates tho panic in the North is lifting. Mr Luke and Mrs ti C Watts were shopping in our town recently aud called on us. Mr Levi Grainger's smiling face was seen on our streets Tuesday. Come again. Mr Frank Cox, of near Guide, was a pleasant culler at our place recently. Handel 1 11 Fussell. Old Soldier Dies Suddenly. William R Royals died at Chester, Fla, May 10th, 1908, in the 71st year of his age. He was born and raised in Horry county, S. C., and served as a faithful soldier in the war between the States. He volunteod in the 1st South Carolina Regiment under Cant Austin at tho age of 2d, and was taken to or near Richmond, Va.. where he served under this command He was twice wounded, first, reciving a wound in tho head at Sheppardtown, Va, Ho was wounded in the log at tho battle of the Wilderness Mav 5th. 18(54. lTn ume tlinn c<in* - ?f MW vuvu ovuv to tho hospital for treatment and there remained until ho was granted a furlough, and returned home on his clutches and remained on them uutil sometime after tho close of tho war. Ho was married to Miss Nancv L? Todd in September, 186!), and thero was born to them eight children ? four bo.ys and four girls, Ono boy and three girls survive him, Shortly after his marriage he went into the mercantile business and manufacturar of naval stores, and operated at litTeront places iu Ilorry county during which time ho was a great help Lo those with whom ho dealt in time af need aud was well loved by all who know him. Ho joinod tho Missionary Baptist church at Bethleham in 1897, and remained a faithful memuntil his death. He was a good and obliging neighbor, a kind and loving husband and an affectionate husband and will be missed by a great many relatives and friends. Wo, the bereaved family of Wm R Royals, extend our hoartfel thanks to Mr and Mrs W J Wilds, of Chester, Fla:, and all others who so kindly assisted in the death and burial of our dear husband and father who died so Tar from homo. His loving wife and son, Mrs Nancy L Royals. J Dagget Royals. Hammond. S. C,, Jnne 1st, 1708,? 1 B Q Stewart, a merchant of Cedar View, Miss., SHys 4,1 tell my customers when s hey buy a box of Dr King's New Life I Bills they get the worth of that much i $old In weight, if afllicted with constipa t ion, malaria or biliousness," Sold under ( piarautee at Norton Drug Co's drug store . roc. ~ ! The Herald would be glad to see J -he ladies of Conway organize a civc league. Similar organizations in >ther towns of this part of the State laye made improvements of the most j vonderful kind in the appearance of j he streets aod public squares. ^ ^ A California!)'* Luck. "The luckiest day of my life was when bought a box of Hucklen a Arnica Salve," vrltes Charles F Budahn, of Tracy, Call ornla. "Two 25c. boxes cured me of ku .nnoylng case of Itching piles, which had roubled me for years and that yielded to -j 10 other treatment." Sold under guaran- J ped at Norton diug Cos drug store. ^ = 3 - m tove the preparation of iking,'* is done without ^ y above that of any other h the RFECTION ie Oil Cook-Stove it the restful way in which it k that has heretofore overheated rself. , ition" Stove Is ideal for summer ee sizes and all warranted U r's, write our nearest agency. Lamp r whether high' Tore free from disagreeable odor and caiw i, convenient omamenuU-the ideal light,] dealer's, write our nearest agency. ANDARO OIL COMPANY (Dteotftum i 4a : I - i4 I Confinement I I II you have cause to tear the H pains of childbirth, remember that B they are doe to weakness, or dls- B ease, of the womanly organs, and HP that healthy women do not suffer, H like weak ones. || The specific, medicinal, vege- K table Ingredients, of which that H H famous, female medicine and wo- R manly tools R tCARDUI WOMAN'S RELIEF Its composed, will build up the H womanly organs to a healthy state K and thus prevent needless suffer- H "Before my confinement," writes B Mrs. Rose Schubartb, of Monu- m meat, Colo? "I had such bearing down pains 1 didn't know what to Kg do; Cardul quickly relieved me. H Some months later 1 had a fine H 12-lb. baby, was sick only thirty minutes, and did not even have R Anrtnr ' I At All Druggists R B WRITE FOR FREE AOVICH, Rj H stating ago and describing syrnp- WB ^B toniu, to Ladies Advisory Dept., M Tho Chattanooga Medicine Co., Eft PJ Chattanooga, Tcnn. IS 36BS to ^ nmpt 3 -2a i, i ^'i*i a<$ v) a ? >?? < S cS ?S iplfisiUS kV c X2 > R a s * & <? ?3MM i P &) w?n^, ? - rt v ? J> O / *<?d4irllrrTT9 S">!ig ??? ?n .-lis s ^ Vft *!! vwl gbf ?jS&a> ?i c mjlj83 a rtO.o-5 ? ? ?. QwJpO'fc2L53 3"2u~-? ?? ? d piFriB ? a .8 s i *a^H?il2LE3 <*s?aHS&5 ? *r^L:iilj3V&< ^H *:-a . S > ? x < I ^ OP.O Ufl ^ o . In the District Court of the United States for the District of South Carolina. In the Matter of Walter U. Britt, Bankrupt. IN BANKRUPTCY. ' I To the Creditors of the Above Nam- * ed Bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that the trustee has tiled his final account ; diowiugno properly other than the bankrupt's exemptions, and that the final meeting of the creditors :)f-said bankrupt will bo held At the :>flice of the undersigned, J. O Norton, Reforeo, on the 26th day of Tune at 11 o'clock a. m , when the jreditors may object to the con firnation of said account, and transact )ther business. J. O. NORTON. Referee in Bankruptcy. Oated at Conway, S. C. fune 6th, 1908. ???=??=??5-??fl Why buy < an Organ from the Peddler t vhen you can buy a superior organ from ( roar factory representative for less money ind on easier terms, and have ahsolut protection In the guarantee given by the n akers. We make low prices and grant from one to two years?without interest,? uid only bind the organ as security. We save you money and supply Organs that will prove a life long pleasure. <Write at once for a catalogue and special C prices and terms to the old established ' MALONE'S MUSIC HOUSE \ COLUMBIA, 8. C. . pianos and: organs. ' c Fire Fire Fire. \ To Prone rtv Owners! \ - M. ~V ~ ? ' "? " THE OLD AND THIED GLENS' FALLS INSURANCE COMPANY Has been tested and tried by the year In and year out vlssltudes of ,the business, including the conflagatlons of a half century. and continued to grow until it has attained a nearly sixty yeurs honorable and progressive historj and ranks in financial strength as one of the few very strongest American Companies. D A Spivey 6c Co KILLthe couch tiro CURE the LUNC8 """ Dr. King's New Discovery ??osns!" AMP ALL THROAT AWPLUNQ TROUBLES. OUA&ANTXJBD 8ATI8FACT0BS OB. MONEY ILKFtJHDgP. 1 ) - \ S P HA ES, fill GROCERIES. Caters to the wants oi the People. For First Class Groceries place your order with me. J N. JENRETTE Conveyancer & Notary Public Writes Titles, Mortgages, Liens, Agreements, Contracts, &c. Abstracting and Copying a Specialty. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Relieves Colds by working them cut of the system through a copious and healthy action of the bowels. Relieves coughs by cleansing the mucous membranes of the throat, chest and bronchial tubes. As pleasant to the taste SS Maple Sugar" Children Like It* Fir BACKACHE-WEAK KIDNEYS Try D*Will i Kidney and Bladder Pllle?Sure and Safe ATTENTION MERCHANTS -OPHorry County. Send your orders for Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Potatoes, Onions Cabbage aud all kinds of Fruits and Produce to B. F. JONES & SON, Georgetown, S. . Ship us your Chickens, Eggs and ither Country Produco, prompt returns guaranteed. Our Reference: Any Business House in Georgetown. CHINESE j I A I IMnnw I i_MuiNun T | Collars and Cuffs. I Ironing Machine. 1 Work turned out Promptly. 11 Send me a trial order. I Family washing takes. I Satisfaction Guaranteed. I Work neatly executed, and in I irst class style, I 8PKCIAL NOT1C/K I dollars and Cuffs held for 30 days 11 nd if not called for will be sold, 11 Yoursfor good wor?*, j I GEO LrVM. || 3EOS ACKER & SON I 644, 546 and 548 King St, I CHARLESTON, S. C. II J | MOULDING ? I Window and Faacy Goods Tt. 11 Specialty Conway Palace Market, I At tb? Cleo L namb Stand f\my are now in the the buslneM and selling BEEP, PORK, AND MARKET DELICACIES Highest prices paid for t ( COUNTRY BEEP AND PORK L. B. Singleton ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LA W 1 Conway, South Carolina. \ Offioe in Spivey Building L. ... dM. New Livery, Feed, Sale AND EXCHANG STABLES. We have secured entirely new stoc!\ and equipment at the Porter Stables and are better pi epared than ever to serve the public. OMVER. O 1 1VR. BuggiesWagons Harness I have the best and biggest line of Buggies, Wagons and IJarnoss I have ever carried in stock. Hackney buggies and wagons, Roclv Hill buggies, Oxford buggies, A. Wren & on buggies. Can suit vou with any hind of vehicle and harness you may want at satisfactory prices. G. B. JENKINS jfc Established 1880 J, W. McElwee, Pro A Bonnottsville Marble Wks iT^^4* iP RENWETTSVILLB, 8. C. Prices and Designs Furnished of Latest H&i Monuments Tombstones and Curbing First CIass Work. Rasonable Prlc R. K. GASQUE, SPECIAL AGENT, CONWAY. S. C. TO THE EARNERS OF HORRY COVNTY We have moved in our new Banking Quarters and ; will be glad to have you call by and look at us when ; you are in Loris. We are anxious to see yon as ; the Candidates of Horry County. BANK OF LORIS of Loris, South Carolina. 1 > Thos. E. Cooper, J. C. Bryant, E. L. Sanderson, J ; - President. Vice-President. Cashier. I L. UP-TO-DATE CLOTHING I AT I: Burroughs & Collins | j* Company Stylish, Nobby and Well Fitting PRICES ARE RIGHT | The Store on the Corner Is the place to get Dry Goods at Panic Prices. As complotc a Stock of Shoes as can be found anywhere in Styles and1 it prices to prices to suit everybody. When in need don't pass the Horner Store but be sure and call on f J. E. NICHOLASSubscribe to The Herald.