The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 18, 1908, Image 2
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PUMl.lHklKD KVKUY TUUK8DAY JMORNING I
BY CONWAY PUBLISHING CO.
BUB8CRIPTION ONB DOLLAH PBlt YKAlt I
smn W001>WAUI>r Kciitor
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1908.
By reason of ill health, ex-Gov- I
cruor Hey ward has withdrawn from I
the race for United States Senator, j
The presentment of the grand
jury, aside from campaign thunder,
is a document of words, words? I
nothing but WORDS.
Many candidates are in the woods
yet waiting for a favorable oppor-|
tunity to come out. The campaign I
bids fair to be warm '^and perhaps
sensational. At this distance from
the scene of the coining battle of
ballots it is impossible to pick out
the winners, but. whoever tliev now
uo it is certain that they will havcl
won victory only after a hard fought I
fight. Most of the hits rest centers I
in the race for Senator, Sheriff and I
Supervisor?the three big S S S? I
while the Coroner's oflice goes beg-1
ging. The candidate for this ofiice I
will doubtless be unanimously clec-l
ted.
Reports from correspondents from
all over the county indicate that
farmers are working this year as 1
they never worked before, and that
is saying much as they have always 1
been a hard working people, Morel
attention is being given to diversi-1
lied farming?especially to food
crops for man and beast, More to-1
bacco is is being cultivated than has
been for several years and the weed I
is of a finer grade. The homes I
of the people aro being made more
cheerful and comfortable m?.i ?
.?uiu uiivt (VI brilL'tivo
which is a great incentive for
thes boys and girls to remain on
the farm and lighten the burdens incident
to this life, of their parents
bringing joy and happiness to them
in their declining years as the shadows
lengthen and the darkness
gather thicker, in the knowledge
that those upon whom they have
spent such a wealth of affection in
childhood's halcyon days are still
within the shade of the old homestead.
The stock, too, is coming in
for its share of attention. Now
and improved blood is being intro- <
duced and it is safe to say that the 1
glory of the historic "Razor Back" (
is passing, and soon the places that .
now know him will know him no (
more forever. The great possibili- ,
ties of Horry arc being surely, if (
slowly, developed and its futuro is ,
roseate with bright promises of glo- 1
rious achievement. So mo to. n n? R
? w %J\~
and the sooner the better. ?
There is more Catarrh in this sec- t
tion of the country than all other 0
diseases put together, until the last 1
few years was supposed to be in- 11
curable. For a great many years a
doctors pronounced it a loeai dis- *
easo and proscri bed local remedies, "
and by constantly failing to cure 0
with local treatment, pronounced
it incurable. Science has proven I
catarrh to bo a constitutional dis- $
ease and therefore requires consti- ?
tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh 1
Cure, manufactured by F J Cheney h
<& Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con- S
stitutional cure on the market. It 2
is taken internally in doses from 10 K
drops to a teaspoonful. It acts di- gg
rectly on the blood and mucous sur- 3
faces of the system. They olTor one 9
hundred dollars for any case it fails 9
to cure. Send for circulars and tes- 9
timonials, address,
F J CHENEY & CO., B
Toledo, O. B
Sold by Druggist, 75c. Take Hall's ?
Family Pills for constipation. R
From Ployds, 3
s ' Children's day will be observed at
Floyd's Methodist church the third
Sunday in June. The public is in- iiii
vit d to attend. HI
Quite a number from Floyds enjoyed
the children's day exercises V
at Nichols Sunday.
WO lnftt.
_ ui our charming
youtig ladies Sunday before last, ?
when Mr. Edward Sessions and Miss B
Lottie Lewis were married and ho E5
took her to live at Homewood. M
Mr C K Duboso is at home for a B
month's stay with his family. B
Mr Albert Gerrald had the mis- B
fortunojof loosing a mulo one day B
recently. B
Soda Water. B
B G Stewart, a merchant of Cedar View, B
Miss., says "I tell my customers when B
they buy a box of I)r King's New Life B
Pills they get the worth of that much B
8old in weight. If aflllcted with constipa B
on, malaria or biliousness," Bold under B
guarantee at Morton Drug Co's drug store
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M'IH lin
WOnflH World's C
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Tlorciicc l?re?I>yterlai? lllarli School
Clones a Successful Year.
Florence, S C.
On Sunday morning, in the Presbyterian
church, Or it C lteed of
Columbia Thcoloeical Seminary,
preached the sermon before the graduating
class. The text was taken
from Pklllipiaus 11:13. Or Iloed
made a strong appeal to his audienco
to follow the example of Paul
and seek Christ above all things.
On Monday the graduating exercises
were held in the Presbyterian
church. Those who graduated in
i,nc iuii course and received diplo-l
mas were as follows: Misses Maggie
McEachern, Florence, S C ; Uuby
Campbell, Florence, SC ; and Mossiv.
Signeous Brown, Floronco, S C.;
Waring Johnston, Florence, S C,;
Morgan Swails, Florence, S C. Certificates
for work in special branches
were awarded as follows: Misses
Mabel lldcrton, Florence, S C.; Janie
Saunders, Florence, S C., and Mr
Eugeno Currin, Florence, S C.
The medals were won by the following
students: Mathematie by
Waring Johnstone. Bible by Miss
Dora Matthows. Greek by Morgan 1
Swails. Essayist by Miss J a the
Saunders. Declamation by Eugene
Currin.
Governor Ansel addressed the
graduating class, chosing for his (
subject, "The Opportunities mwi
ltosponsibilitics of this Present ,
Time," Governor Ansel sa'ul lie was .
going to talk about "plain things" \
that was as truo as gospel and he ,
did. He spoke particularly of the >
uti par railed opportunities and advantages
offered now in our schools, <
urging both parents and pupils to .
take hold and make the best possible
use of theso opportunities. (
At tho close of the exercises Uov. j
J A Wilson said ho wanted to give a ,
medal to Prof Briggs, who deserved
it more than any one else. Since
thero was no medal the whole congregation,
at Mr Wilson's sugges- ?
tion, stood and cheered Prof Briggs ?
with a hearty clapping of their
hands.
This year's work has been accompanied
with marked success. The
trustees of the school and the Pros- s
bytory, which owns and controls it, s
are much gratified with the success- e
ful work of the past year. At the I c;
last meeting of the Presbytery in ! a
Cheraw a doep personal interest on
Lhe part of both ministers and el- idlers
was manifest throughout the v<
Presbytery. The work and manigemont
of the school were heartily ]j
indorsed and supported by a formal ~
/otc.
At an adjourned meeting of Pres>ytery
the following were appointed
nemtiers of tho Board of Trustees:
Ciders William HolTmeyer and I) T
iclvoithan, Beacon John L Barrinjer
and Itev Richard T Gillespie. e:?
Ata meeting of the Board Prof lo
iriggs was re-elected principal for ,u
hree years, Mr Gillespie was made
hairman of tho Board and Tnstruc- 8C
or of the Bible Course. A com- 'wj
littee was appointed to select an hi
ssistant for .the coming year. Plans vi<
'ere laid at this meeting for enlarg- th
lg the work and widening the scope s,)
f influoncc of the school. !!1
I Every Month 1
I You may think, because you gj
1 have long had It, that you must p
I have a headache every month, Mai ll
I being a women.
B But 1! you think so, you are H
I wrong, since a headache Is a rc]
I sign o! disease o! your womanly nr<
organs, tnat thousands of other Mj 1111
I women have been able to reliove H|
I or cure, by the use of that wonder- ' y
I ful, woman's medicine, H tlia
t CARnill
WOMAN'^ RELIEF p
' "I recommend Cardol to aff %'m I
women/' writes Mrs. A. C. B'Sfvcr B ril
ol Unicoi, Tcnn. "1 suffcrc-j^lth B ? (
headache, bearing-down Aalns, B
feet swelled, pains In ^Ibaldcrs Da
and manv others. Af Wit I took B ^
Cardul, have gain*! 29 pounds B It
and have found J the best med- B
Icine I ever , feted for -female H
troubles." / B unH
At All Druggists I Inch
e R tury
WRITE >OR FREE ADVICE, B attal
stating and describing symp- R and
toms.>6 Ixtdies Advisory Dept., H nunc
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., R
8tror
FOR
ALL
CREATION
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, BONE AND MUSCLE
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ireatest Pain Killer |
&chos and Pains }
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(iUlcon Items.
Health is generally good.
Crops are sorry.
1 see the no fence law has about
died out, but 1 would like to say another
word in its favor. It is the
very thing Horry county needs and
it would bo a great builder for our
county. So lets vote on that question
in August.
M r C H I?n?"?i'i" i. .~ ' *
~ lias rniciy finished
his lino dwelling and ho now
lias the prettiest place in this section.
We expect a good price for our!
tobacco and cotton this year. I
18 20 10 10.
l'lcasiuit Meadow Items.
No sickness to report.
Mr .1 Holt is improving.
We have been having some nice
showers.
Crops are looking very well through
hero.
Rev J Walter Todd filled his regular
appointment at this place on
the first Saturday in June. We are
glad for him to come and break the
bread of life for us.
We arc having a very nice Sunday
school at this place, with Hrothar
J M Hdwards as the Superintendent.
We arc expecting to have a Chil
irons' Day at L'leasant Meadow on
the lirst Sunday in July. The general
program will be carried out and
1 *
* oiu v i<i/i ouiitiay school addross will
be made by Uov J W Todd; also, an
iddross on the American Society's
M ission Work by I lev P 15 Coats.
After the conclusion of the cxeriises
there will be a sermon by the 1
oastor. ?
We have a largo crop of candilates
in the race this year. We
lope the voters of the county will
nuke a wise selection for ouch ollice.
S S Boy.
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Wo have had seasonable showers
nost every day last week. (
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Store to Rent. (
One Brick Store, 22x80 on Main
treet, centrally located on Main
treet in the business section of the "
ity of Marion. This is a good 1<>ality
for any line of business. It is
now building. well lighted both
out and rear, solid glass, well furnihed
and ready for business. llent
cry low owing to the lateness of the
>ason,only $22.50 per month. C M
lodges Marion, S. C.
WINTHROP COLLEGE
ctiolumiiip aii?l entrance Examination.
Tho examination for the award of va ^
ntScholarship in Wlnthrop College ami
r the admission of new students will be C
dd at the county court house ou Friday ai
dy .1 ait 1) a in. Applicants must be not
ss than fifteen years of
*> lieu
holarsliips are vacant after July 8 they
111 ho awarded to those making the
uhest average at this examination pro
led they meet the condition governing _
e award. Applicants for Hcholarshlpa
ould write to President Johnson before (]
e examination for Scholarship er.umlua
>n blanks,
Scholarships aro worth $100 and free ?
Itioti. The next session will open Sop
tnber 10 1908, For further information ?
d catalogue address Pros 1) 11 JOIIN
)N Hock 7/ill SC. <
Why buy ?
r*\
an Organ ?
"om the/ Peddler s
t-H
en you can buy a superior organ from ^
;r factory representative for less money ^
\ on easier terms, and have absolut itoction
in the guarantee given l>y the
\kers. We make low prices and grant
m one to two years?without interest^?
1 only bind the organ as security. "~"
Ve save you money and supply Organs
t w ill prove a life long pleasure.
Vrite at once for a catalogue and special
cm and terms to the old establlw>w..i
AI-uimE'S MUSIC HOUSE
COLUMBIA, H. C.
. PIANOS AND! ORGANS.
ire Fire Fire.
> 1'roperty Owners!
TUKT)LI) AND 1111 Kl)
LENS' FALLS
INSURANCE COMPANY
boon tested and tried by the year in
year out vlsaltudes of the business,
iding theoonliagatlonsof n half cen.
and continued to grow until it has
nod a nearly sixty years honorable a
progressive history and ranks in 11lal
strength as one of the few very
igest American Companies.
A Spivey & Co
S P HAWES,
111 WIS
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, Ate. Abstracting
and Copying a Specialty.
%
Kennedy's
Laxative
Cough Syrup
! Relieves Coicis by working them out
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
as Maple Sugar"
Children Like Ih
For BACKACHE- WEAK KIDNEYS Try
OoWltt's Kldnoy and Bladdir Pills Sura and Safa
ATTENTION MERCHANTS
- OFHorry
County.
Sond your orders for Apples,
Oranges, Bananas, Potatoes, Onions
Cabbage and all kinds of Fruits and
Produce to
I?. F. JONES SON,
Georgetown, S. .
Ship us your Chickens, Kggs and
ither Country Produce, prompt re
.urns guaranteed.
Dur Rcferoneo: Any Business Bouse
in Georgetown.
chinesf I
LAUNDRY I
Collars and CulTs.
Ironing Machine. H
Work turned out. Promptly.
Send me a trial order. H
Family washing taken. j
Satisfaction Guaranteed. !
Work neatly executed, and iu g|
rst class style, fi
SPKCIAL NOT!OK ^
ollars and Cuffs held for 30 days u
nd if not called for will be *old, i
Yoursfor good wor?f, \ ^
GEO LrVM. ?
iEO S HACKER & SON I
644, 546 and 548 Klnft St, '
HARLESTON, H. C. K
M O U lil> I NO % 1
-Vindow and Fancy Goods ^ n
Specialty ?1
Conway !l
Palace Market,
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nt tnc lico I. ItlarNli Stmicl h
I
Tbey are now In the the Imalneaa
ami Belling BEEP, POHK,
AN!) MARKET DELICACIES A
A
Highest prices paid for at p
Con
COUNTRY REEF AND PORK
L. B. Singleton 5
TTORNttV AND CODINSn.OR ^
AT LAW V
Conway, South Carolina.
Office in Spivoy Building
New Livery, Feed, Sale
AND EXCHANG STABLES.
We have secured entirely new siod\ and equipment at
the Porter Stables and arc better prepared than ever to
serve the public.
Oliver <Ss Elliot,t.
BugglesWagons Harness
f have the beat ami 11 *' "
uuu? i nuggar, \\ aborts and TJarnoss I have
ever carried iu stock. \
Hackney buggies and wagons, Roclv Hill buggies, Oxford
buggies, A. Wren & on buggies.
Can suit you with any kind oT vehicle and harness von may want at satisfactory
prices.
G. 1$. JENKINS
Established 1880 J, W. McElwee, Pro
f ? a lloimottsvillo Marble Wks
^1 ftc nENWKTTSVILLR, 8. O, v
J Prices and Designs Furnished of Latest
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L \ IthnmnientH Tombstones and (lurbiiiu
jj Furnished on Application.
-I irst Cls*s Work. Knsonnblc I?rlc
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11. K. CASQUE, SPECIAL AGENT, CONWAY. S. 0.
I TO THE FARMERS Of 1
HORRY COVMTYI
| We have moved in our new Banking Quarters and }
will be glad to have you call by and look at us when j
: you are in Boris. We arc anxious to see yon as J
the Candidates of Horry County. ~ !
BANK OF LORISj
of 1 .oris, South Carolina. *
CIO. Cooper, .1. C. Bryant, JO. i\. Sanderson, J
President. Vice-President. Cashier. |
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Burruughs & Collins | j
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Is tlic place to get Dry Goods at Panic Prices.
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s complete a Stock of Shoes as can be found anywhere in Styles and
rices to prices to suit, everybody. When in nerd don't pass the
tier Store but be sure ana call on ,
J. E- NICHOLAS- I
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