Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fc??iw... I I 111. I Ifa yjonn , Ktitered at tho l'o?t Olttc? nt Couwny, b. O / Boconcl CMhb? Mall Matter, P~UUlil8llKl> KVKHY Tlll'HSDAY MOKN1NO 11Y CONNVAY PUIU.IHIIIMO CO. BOBbCHIPTION ON 1? POI.LAU l'KK YKAH H, II, WOOinVAKI), Kill (or THURSDAY, JUNK 11, 1908. A Card. Conway, S. C., May 28, 1908 SlicrilT LI J Sessions, Conway, S. C. Dear Sir: ? Referring to a report being eircu lated against you to the etteet that the committee of the (Jrand Jury investigating your accounts had re ported that you had misappropriated funds, wish to say that I, as a member of the committee, think that our report on these matters is so clear that the subject could not be misunderstood by any one giving care iui attention to the text of the* repot t. The commit too in that report, did not make any charge o f misap'prop rialion or shortage of funds, hut emphasized the fact that receipts for funds which the books indicated had been paid out should al ways be in the ollice. Yours respectfully, V A MJRIiOlKilfS. .lordnnvillo stems. The write up of TTorry by M James Henry Itico Jr , which re cently appeared in the News and Courier, was very good and all I Jerry The health of the community is very good. People are having plenty of rain and good crops. Tobacco curing will soon begin. There was a fish fry given at Hughes handing on Hi tile IVe Deo, June hlli, Mr and Mrs W II Cannon, of Conway, attended the fish fry and report a plenty of fish, bread, cake, pies, to spare and every one ate all lie could and several boxes and bas kots were not opened. We had plenty of music furnished by Messrs Arch Martin and others. The can didates don't know what they missed by not being there, I wonder whore they were? Cone fishing, I guess. C. BLOCKADED Every llotiselioiiltf in Conway Should Know How to ItcMst It. The backaches because the kidneys are blockaded. Help the kidneys with their work The back will ache no more. Lots of proof that Doan's Kidney Pills do this. Mrs Henry Farley, First Ave, Dillon, S C says; "My back ached contantly and I could not assume position that was comfortable. A1 night 1 was constantly tossing and turning on account of the severe pains and mornings would arise feeling very lame and tired, M\ kidneys caused the additional annoyance, owing to thoir frequent action Having heard so much about Doan's Kidney Pills. 1 concluded to try them; other remedies having failed to give me any relief, 1 procured a a supply and taking them as directed and received relief almost at once. Since using them 1 have had no backaches, the kidneys have been regular in action and I have been able to obtain my rest at night , I feel very grateful to Doan's Kidney Pills for the relief they have given me,'' For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents, Fostcr-Milburn, Co, Ruftalo, i New York, sole agents for the Urti te<l States, Remember the name Doan's and take no other, .Icnrcttc Mills. No sickness to report at this writ ing. Crops are improving some. There is to be a picnic at Jonretlo Mills, Saturday June liith and we c are expecting all the candidates to be present. If they come wc will [ have a lur#o crowd out to hear them. H We are for Col Spivev, for Senator; | Prince and Singleton, for Reprc- t. sontatives; V D Johnson, forSheritT; c J. N. Jenrette, for Treasurer. As (1 for the Clerk and Auditor we can- \ not better Mishoe and Lewis. We j are very sorry Mr Uolliday would c not run. Lets vote for Spivey as he ,, deserves it, and if we elect him he 0 will lcok after our interest. Voter. first Cotton Illnont. mi.~ n ? auo iirso conon bloom lo reach the Herald olliop this summer was received last Monday from the farm of Mr J. Ii. Long, he having gath ered it from his cotton Held on June i\ 7th, 1908. Mr Long?i./ 'one of llor <.( ry's most prosperous farmers' and |< his lands, are well cultivated and u produce the finest crops with the p least amount of labor. p' The second cotton bloom for the y year 11)08, reached the oil ice last Tuesday from the farm of Ii A CM Lowrimore, near Dongola, S. C. This bloom was picked from the field of Mr Lowrimore on June 7ih. ;s and gathered on the same day that, the one was picked 011 the farm of J RLong. Mr Long's, however, was jr, the first to reach the Herald office Miss Marjorie Quattlebaum is home from college spending her va J. cation with her parents, Col and Mrs C P Quattlebaum, Co mi PIP Adrian. The farmers aro making good use of these fair days. It has been a bad spring to get a stand of anything in this section on account of insects. Tobacco curing will soon boon hand. Tobacco is sorry this time. It has but toned out small and is nearly a failure. Marvin Uooth happened to a serious accident recently by his mule running away and breaking his leg. Tho young men of this community socio to have bad luck by accidents. It has not been but a short time since Hro ky Dormau was killed by Kanawha Lumber Corp 'ration's logging train. Later Dave llurrol was badly hurt while in the employment of tho same concern. The candidates seem 1o ho plentiful. Most everybody can vote for some of his kin folks for supervisor in the lirst primary. We are glad to see Mr \V, .). Sessions out for ShorilV. lie is one of those good men I guess Mr Floyd did not meet him while in town. 1 think the people in this section are in favor of making a change in som > of the cilices. Wo arc ail glad to sic .). N. Jen rot to out for treasurer. Ho is one of our old homo boys, so we will have to stick to hini. The home boys are like our home paper. II differs not as to how many papers we got when at the p >stollice, the lirst to look ovei is our old home paper, the Herald. We are in favof home as long as home is right. K T Cool Spring The health of our people is very good at present. Crops are improving*. Since it. luis been so warm the insects have been playing havoc with the corn in the bottom lands. A good many went to Conway Friday on the excursion from hero and t he crowd was very quite and orderly, and with few exceptions very good looking. We don't think there was very much booze on hand, but wo a''e told some was lost by mis take. Wo think it would ho well on such occasions to label bottles in plain letters, "Class handle with Care." We had one candidate aboard and he did not lose much time in shaking hands with the boys. We would like to boost some of the. boys but we dont think it f.or to the other candidates who have paid tbcir money Our people are too busy to visit much now, farmer. Dcatli of Ittrs l\\. /\\. Tuton. Mrs M. M. Tninn _ .. , ? KIVMI VII III II ' late l?. E. Tuton, died near Chadbourn, N. C., at the residence of II. 0. Tuton on last. Saturday and the remains wore brought to Conwav last Monday and cnterred by the side of her husband in Lakeside com etery. Messrs M. L. Gore, of While ville, and I), L, Gore, of Wilmington, Mr and Mrs II. C, Tuton, or Clmdboum, accompanied the body here. The funeral exercises were conducted by Rev G. E. Edwards, of the Methi dist church. Mrs II P Little and children made a narrow escape from injury and likely death while out buggy driving last Monday When opposite tne residence of I1' A Burroughs on (>th Avenue the horse she was driving became frightened at an automobile, and r hirled around nearly upsetting the Imggy, the harness broke anTI the horse dashed oil toward the saw mill of the Conway Iron Works The hoys made a leap for life and landed safely The remarkable presence of mind certainly saved Mrs Little and her baby from bodily injury and perhaps death In ilie District Court of tlt<e United States for the District of South Carolina. Iii the Matter of Walter R. Britt, Bankrupt. IN BANKRUPTCY. Po the Creditors of the Above Nam>d Bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that, the ! rustcc has tiled his final account .bowing no property other than the * lankrupt's exemptions, and that he final meeting of the creditors if said bankrupt, will bo hold i t the iftice of the undersigned, J. (> Nor011, Uefoveo, on the 2(>th day of line at II o'clock a. m , when the reditors may object to tlio confirlation of said account, and transact tlicr business. J. O. NORTON. Referee in Bankruptcy )ated at Conway, S. C. u.ic (5th, IdUK. NHTlPPt A 1 V/ i 1 W i -y A mo.eti?u/of iho County Kxecuivo Committee will bo hold in t ho ourt room at Conway at 2 o'clock, 'ridayJune 12th. This is to notify lembers to bo present in person or y properly accredited proxy. The I illowing matters will conn* before I lis meeting: | Kleetion of Secretary for term iding May 11)10. Revision of club rolls. Rulos for nominations of 17 mag tratcs. Assessment of candidates. Fixing dates for campaign mcctgs. Appointment of Managers, Written notices and resolutions. Ll J. A. McD^rmott, p O. Norton, Chairman, w Acting Secretary. in nway, June 2, 1008. hi / ? . - ? : V ... ; * -r? ,. *':Y* /* .. ;.. v ' ?. . . ? ANNOUNCEMENTS i ou tiii: house.To the voters of Horry County: This is to notify you that 1 am again in the race for the 'L?>uso of Representatives. I am sW'relyj grateful to my many friends ;h r their lova) upport in the lastehniion and I hold no malieo whatever against those who "honestly" o\>posed me. Indeed I preached indopcndonce in politic^, and I shall not fail out with anyone for, taking my own advice. Heretofore I lijive been so busy on tiio farm that 1 could simply take an occasional excursion into the public Held and deliver a passing shot in our political battles, but I nm nmk ii g arrangements, after this year, t > give more time and iTibor to County, ! Stale and national politics, and n r(tinirj voters and ring-tailed politi-, cians can sit up and take notice accordingly. The country is full of common politicians who are out for filthy lucre, and who, instead of moulding public opinion, simply drift along like rot ten wood after the political current of the hour; but t he Hold is white for independent, constructive Statesmanship. I The classes always have their ( , _*ji ? - * - - ii^'ins euner elected or hired to look oul Tor their .special affairs; hut i the masses, with amazing c red nitty, have always left, their interests in the hands of their represent all res, who omelimes fofget lllOpoWOTfthfti lifted them-up. Asa "Youns? Political Moses" we may not succeed in leading the "Sons of Toil" out of the briery wilderness into which they have been carried, but we can do more- wo shall do our best and doserve success, II. K KM PICK CO< )KK, LAK I: Swamp PAK M, CJalivants, S. (J. ?I n^?iwnw?wwaBW: . .TMKB?.I r\oq? SIATIMtM Of the condition of the Hank of Horry, located at Conway, S. 0., at the close of business June lib, I!M?S. mosouuc ks Conns and Discounts, ? 122,02.2.70 Overdrafts, 782.0!) Hanking Mouse 2,000 00 Purniture and Pixtures, 2,515 52 Other Deal Kstate 8,00(1.00 I Due from Hunks and Hnkrs 27,825.07 I Currency - 8,500.00 Cold 085.00 Silver Nickels and Pennies 2,101.41 Total s is;.'., HIAP.ILI TIKS. CaiVl1.nl Sl.Of'.k I *; i i 11 ill A r*iu *\r .. ... W."' >0.0(1 Surplus Fund, v>*'ol)O.OC U ndivided Fronts. loss Current Hxponsos to'id Taxes I ^lid 12,0! 1.75 Duo to Dunks and Bankers 1,1100.70 Individual Dopofats Snfjject to Cheek (111, 150.21 Time CertUlcahes -10,205 71 Cashiers Checks "'142.110 Notos aud bills I?.'discount. cd ' 10,000 00 Total $187,:m 70 State of South Carol inn, ( County of Horry. ( Before mo came Will A. Freeman, Cashiov of Hank of Horry; who beinp, duly sworn, sayrt that the \ above and fore;^oh\<jj statement, is a true condition of said ll.ink, as shown by the books of tile in said ban k. A\ ill A. Freeman, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 10th day of Juno 1908. , [Seal | Thos. .1 I loll, Notary I'nblie. for S. C. Correct.- attest Kobt 11 Scarborough.. Hal H Hack, W. A. Freeman, Biro elors. ! 2,100 Pounds Npiv l,8oo lbs Lay ge Mullets. 408 Coma Mule Feed. 70 Bags Corna Hen Feed. 21 bags Cor no Chick Feed 27 cases Quaker Oats. 21 cases Royal Seed Oats 71 cases 34b Pine Apple. 89 cases I? J Peas. > 321 bags Head Rice. I 169 bags Japan Rice. 187 bags Broken Rice. JOBBER AND IMPORTER. Corner Null and Grace Streets Wilmingtofi, N. C. Miss Cootie Barron, of Rock f (ill, S C., ^really beloved by many upils of .Burroughs Graded school., hore she recently trui/irht^ is vi11at the home of Col C .P Quat.Vlolum, 9 , Ws B I ^ ^ pW w q$ ^ ~=?'^i?r ^ 'i'J vw iffprRn? 8 i III3 ill O || WHY PAY MORE-Wh Woinens Solid Lcalh Mens Kid Ties || Men Ox Calf Worth $2 25c Window Shades f$ a-h Kiirht Dav Clocks vO? .Everything: else ii ^ j save money. || H^l | %h Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby foridden to |'trespass on my land ii\ anyway, and forbidden to hunt., fish or feed sfcoel; thereon, under lull penalty of the law. Said land is bounded on the east by the land of 1). M. lfidtfe, on the south bv the land of Ih .1. Vereen, west, bv Waceamaw river, north bv 15, 15. Vereen. ,1. Morgan Vereen. I jun 1) it THE MARKETS \vi liivi i NOTON SIM KITS Tl J Ul MSN TINE - Market, sioadv -151 1 2 cents. liOSIN?Market stoutly $2.1"> per barrel of V80 pounds. TAR Market linn $1.50 Cm IMS TURPENTINE - Mnrkot firm, $2.00 per barrel lor hard, $2.80 for Mipj and $51.75 for virgin. COTTON MARKET Market -Steady 11 51 Scents for middling CONWAY Tl'UCENTI NEr-Market Dip $5l.oo. Virgin $51.00. PRODUCE MARKET EGOS 20 ft.25 CIIIOK ENS 25 ft. 40 IRISH POTATOES 25o pk J , ? ^ mmm * Notice. Not.ieo is hereby oivon that, the undersigned lias been duly appointed Administrator of the Personal Estate and ElVoccs of Ik E. Tuton, Deceased, and all persons holding claims njjra'nt said Estate ore hereby notified to present the. same, duly attested, to the undevsij*nod, with in the time allowed by law, or this notice will be set up in bar of their recovery; and all persons who are indebted to said Estate arc hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned'. II. II. Woodward, s Qualified Administrator, i? I."* rn...i^.L I>. I I /| \ * Jci nl" I ? Juno 6th, V.m. jun t> -it .wmwMmntKaaMrrir>ravtvr.)rq /? nowwi *?> ? ' mmmm-^mrnimvrjmmmm SUMMER SCHOOL. Tho Horry Summer School for white teachers will begin on Monday, June 15th. Miss Mc Lean nn<l Mr T. O. Haxterling will bo the instructors. Tho following studios will be pursued: English, Arithmetic, Algebra and Civics. Also Thorndike's .Principles of Teaching This hook is on the.Heading Circle)Course. Superintendent LVince will make an effort to lmvo them hero. The other books are- on the regular course of study and are easily available. There will also l>e an expert to teach drawing for at least one week. We ask that every teacher and those who expect to teach to attend this session of the Summer School. No second or Ihfrd grado certificate will bo renewed except regular attendance. W. A. PIMNCK, Superintendent of Education. FOR SAIjI'V ?Thoroughhrcd Rhode Island lied chicks for breeding. Six to eleven weeks old. 150 to select from, apply to Mantle R Conerly, R F I) No 2,Nichols, S.C. ? ':( - .. | 1 0 I I b1 CP I*) 9 H 0 11 v-.;lit! |p:' ta I 10 I * /V SS WORD 11 1 Dgipft IL L. DUbr ien You Can Buy C or Shoes 5.25 i proportion. Just keep us in BucK P| 0 EOOOOOOQCQ! NOW IS ?G OPPOl The Poet says: "< once at every 11 Wo take no stock in the "our eh; to give every one a chance to get tl that will astonish them through Lh< holiday bargains that will darw t pors- Romembor we are headqiuu Our 5 6c 10 Cci are trade winners. Our counters great, bargains that we are olTerin far and near. A. M. DUS TCDDV'.Ll STATEMENT O Of I lie condition of the llank of Con - y\ way, located at Conv/ay, S. at/ (.| the close of business .1 une 1, 1008. uksoijiuu ;s l> Loans and Discounts 221,205.80'** Overdrafts 125.88 '' Donds and Stocks owned * by the Dank 1.150 00 {* Dankirxr I lousn si one Mi D furniture & Fixtures :-l,80().(R> Other Ileal Fstate <>,000.00 Jj Du.' fiom Hanks & HnkV !>,82!> 18 ' Currenoy *2,082.00 <jold ' t2,r?;>r> oo Silver Niekles and Pen whes 2,007 55 ' Cheeks and Cash Items J,221.HI Total $202,140.00 11 T.I Alii MTIR-fK C Capital Stook Paid in 50,000.00 p Undivided Profits, less h Current Kxpenses andl s? Taxes Paid 5,275.87 t Individual Deposits Subjefflk C to Cheek 13 1,855'58 jy Savings Deposits 4 1,001.;?7 | Time Certificates . 4,422(87 Hills Payable iV >,000.00 '[ Total *2112,1 40,00 S ST A T K (> F &() 111T11 C A non 1N A, J County of I orry. 1 r I lofore mo t an m I >. A. %?ivey, JCashier of the 15'ank of OC'JiwJVJ' who, 1 beiru' duly swt>rn, says thai* the ituovc ;tii<i Torci/Ointf staUw.?ont is a v true condit ion of said llank, as shown 8 by the books of lilo in said bank. i). A. Spivoy. Q Sworn h* and, subseribedJ before > mo, tins 10t h day of Juno, "CMtK. A. 10. (5old finch, Notary Ibiblio, Cor ro ot, A t.tont: ( I>onj (? Col lins, i *| I). rl\ MciWdl, ,? Director*/. J J C Spivoy, ) Try the Herald. \ 1 i Siiidhio . n; ./|8|" X * & L (&A |v @ i I A /V r B " ,7- .... ? flTO ? ^ h f7 r >v 0*S IP ^ %f ' IA ^f ^ N ?Vtf heaper I fere? j|| W 90c. %1) cv?v $1.15 M $1.75? 20?. | A>CA ei nr.' jgMf mind if you care to |y$jr SI vc imnanu S iliiMif ^ ' ? "" $ % , w jStyf ' -': j ^ ' ; r: .V,'"v I VR 1 RTVNITY )pportunity knocks lan's door." mco" idea, for wo are k'?'n? icir Christmas roods at prices i holidays. We have a lino of he trade of Christmas shoppers for Santa Clans, it Counters are simply sparkle, and the X arc attracting the pe >plo ENBURY. c: c r* -tZj, o O SiATIlUllNT. I the condition of the Bauk of Dos, located at Doris, S. 0., at. the use of business June i, IPOKj) >, cans and Discounts lb Oftj.07 einand Doans !.?'.) 75 vordraftls 25..10 auking house 1 /.tint 00 uruiture & fixtures 1,171.15 thor Ileal lOstate no from Banks & Bankers 2,010.21 urroncy 1,0112,00 oki 85 Oil ilver, Niokles and Pennies I'?1 hecks and Cash Items 11 10 oiiil *2^8(50.00 TjI A m i ITi Ks. apital Stock paid in 10,000,(y individed Profits, le<s , urrent Kxpenses and axes I 'aid 500 :>7 uhvidual Deposits ihjecl to Chock 0,702,00 iine Certificates 2,008.25 ashler's Checks (JOT.87 lotcs ^ Hills Ivediscountod 1,000.On tills Payable 11.000.00 'otal *2 i,8i>o 00 tato of South Carolina / County of 11 orry. s before me came 10 D Sanderson, lashier <>f above naincd hani< who, eirig duly sworn, says that the. hove and foregoi no statement is a rue condition of said Hank, as how by the books of (ilo in said bank. M. L. S mdorson, CashiflB iworn to and subscribed before mo this !)th day of Juno, HH)X, J K Prin co, Notary Public. lorreet Attest: . 0. Bryant., 1 \ C. Prince, Di roc tors. ),\n W. Hard wick, 1 The Herald?$1 per annum.