Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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v vfiffi; ' Entire St We have several good val have a good stock on hand i shoes, pants, hats and mosi R; L,. LEE RITTIF flF THF RIUTS I mmmwm mm VI Ilk VinillUI (Continued from 1st pago ) anything about any of the county offices this crawling influence is afraid will come out? Do you sunpose it could have anything to do with the Doc Long shortage? Do you have any idea that the persona' reputation behind this impersonal vociferation would suffer if it should appear that Doc Long had enough money ut his death to pay his shortages, but not enough people knew it? There is undoubtedly some rea- , son hidden from me why 1 should be rudely jumped on from ambush when < I was peacefully pursuing my way trying to aid the people of Horry to increase tho efficiency of their county government. What this hidden reason is, I do not know; and ] do i not care to discuss anything but his own identity with tins crawling in- i flnonce until it has given its own proper name. I hold no debate with i nothing on tlie other side but a dis embodied voice of slander and a ; glaring green eye of envy. J. O. Norton. i Daisy Tidlnjrs. J The babe of Mr Man so and Mrs Nancy .Darter is having quite a spell of sickness. 1 Dnrilltirs n?*i* hlltu la vlnit liu 4lw?S?. - ? """J W.T MMV5II crops. Crops arc looking fine in tliip sec- 1 tion. Wc have had fine showers of rain through this section and we thank God for them. MrsW 11 Carter, of Daisy, visited relatives and friends in North Carolina last week. Miss Mary Arnold, of Wampce, visited relatives and friends in this vicinity last week. Tobacco growing is going on in this section of the county and we are expecting good prices for tobacco. G W Gore. mm > ? ? Program. For Sunday school picnic at Hebron church, Friday, July 10, 1008 11:00 a. m. Opening Song Prayer by Rev G. P. Penny. 11:15 We welcome yoQ.?Mrs M S. Buck. 11:30 Response?Paul Quattlebaum Song, 1J :45 Sunday School Work and Workers?J, C. Spivey. Song. 12:00 The Sunday School and the Great Commission?Rev G E. Edwards. 12:15 Sunday Schools as Temperance Societies,?Rev G. P. Penny. Ulosing Son#. 12:30 Benediction?Rev G. E. Edwards. . -?-???> (iiirlcy Gurjrles. Rev A S Doak, of Conway, preached a very interesting sermon here Sunday to a large congregation. Mr Gray Floyd, a drummer for a tobacco warehouse in Mulllns, was on our streets last week. Misses Katie Smith, Ruth Sasser, Roso Ella Prince, and J W Prince spent a night at Myrtle Boa3h. There are a great many in the race for Supervisor, and it is likely some one will be left in the cold, but we hope the voters will turn out and vote for the best men for oflico. I for one think the present Supervisor will do as much for Horry in his position as any one yet. Curing tobacco is in order now, and we hope to get a good price for the weed. Mr A P Johnson was at this place Sunday. Miss Ruby Sasser, of Conway, spent some time with her cousins here last week. L. P. Whiskey Barred. The Trexler Lumber Co. is doing a lively business here. We had Brother BG Collins with us at Maple Swamp last Sunday, Ho preached us a fine sermon from the text: "Freely ye have received; fpoolv irl I'fl lnnt !i n *' .p, ??-? n'un mr i(i? urothor Collins is always a welcome guest with us. We have a fine Sunday school at Maple Swamp, which is under the f watchful care of our much loved pastor, Rev J Davis llarrelson. * We are going to have a Children's . Bay on Saturday beforo the second Sunday in July. All are invited to <1 come and bring well filled baskets but r.o whiskey. C M Anderson. C Allen, SC. ^ It has boon rumored that a Sun- C. day train will be put on from Chadbourn to Myrtle Reach beginning C next Sunday or Sunday following, " The agent, Mr J, M. McKeitban I says lie knows nothing definite 1 about it, except that the officials 1 . have written nim asking if in his 1 opinion the Sunday train would pay and asking him to suggest a schedule Since answering their cptptnuuication ho has heard nothing further concerning it. " * . Jk Uy,. ock to b lies to offer to those huntini now, as good as you will fin t everything else we have t Matna.^er GOOD NEWS. Many Conway Readers Have Heard it and Profited Thereby. "Good news travels fast," and the thousands of bad back sullerors in Conway are glad to learn that prompt relief is within their reach. Many a lame, weak and aching back is bad no more thanks to Doan's Kidney Dills. Our oiti/.ens arc tolling the good news of their experience with the old Quaker remedy. Here is an example worth reading: Mrs II T Harmon, living in Con way, S. C., says: "I suffered severly from a dull aching in my back and loins. My head ached severely, my eyes pained nie and there was a blurring of the oyo sight. My feet and hands bloated badly, the secretions were highly colored and deposited a dark sediment. Mv kidnevs wore so active that! was caused a i, great deal of annoyance by the too frequent action of the secretions at night. I was run down physicially ind nothing seemed to do me any good until I procured Doan's Kidney Pills at the Norton Drug company. The helped me wonderfully and since taking them I am feeling like a dilTerent person. The back ache and pains have all disappeared, my eyesight is good and the bloating has beon eradicated. The secretions are clear and regular,and I can say that Doan's Kidney Pills have helped me more than any remedy I have previously used." For sale by all dealers. Price f>0 cents. Foster-MilburnCo., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name? Doan's? and take no other. M ? Will Yoti Let Us Know? Why the law in regard to the building of one bridge across the Waccamaw river at Conway, or near that point; and one over the little Pee Deo at a point convenient for the going and coming from Britton's Neck has not been carried out? Has this committee of three bocome a triumvirate, absolute, (as another known of in this community) that hold the law and the wishes of tho people as nothing compared to its inclinations or desires? Tti t.llO In XV (iwot r? r. ../.Jl.!.... !? '' - .w v..~ .?< lit n iij tin 1(1 lulfc triumvirate's consideration? Ts the convenience of that large and good citizenship of tho Peo Dec section of no avail in its sight? Is tho magnificent trade possibili ties to our own town and county r something too insignificant for the triumvirate's consideration? Pleaso let us know. Many Business Men. Clrmson Examinations. Tho examination for tho award ol scholarships in Clomson Agricultural College will be held in the countj courthouse on Friday, July 3rd, at 1) a m. Applicants must fill on! proper forms, to bo secured from the County Superintendent of Education, before they will be allowed to stand the examinations. Fo?* do tailed information apply to the Su perintendent of Education or the President of Clomson college. Applicants for admission to the college, who are not seeking for the scholarships, will also stand entrance examinations at the court house July 3rd. The scholarship? are worth $10(j and free tuition, Tho next session of the colle^go opens September 9, 1908. For catalogues and information apply to P TT ME LB, President. Cheap Can A 1 UOOQS. 1,488 doz Pink Salmon, doz... .$1 00 >28 doz Chum Salmon, doz ... 00c 18 doz 3-lb Pio Peaches, doz. $1 00 106 doz ICarly Juno Peas, doz. .$1 00 50 lbs Evaporated Poaches lb 8 1 2e Quaker Oats, per case $.'1 00 California Prunes, per lb 7c I Jorno Mule Feed, por bag.. .#1 50 j Jorno Hen Feed, per bag.. . .$2 25 W.B. Cooper JOBBER AND IMPORTER. Corner Ntttt and Grace Streets Wilmington, N. C. e Closed jg bargaings. We are not go d in town. Probably there i hem. Now this is the last s ANNOUNCEMENTS r?>R CONGRESS. I hereby announce niy candidacy for member of Congress from thed'h Congressional District of South Carolina, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. J \V I Jam-dale. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I f ? - i ii\ n.i;\f <tllllUU(l('l) in y SCI! i\ candidate in the coining primary for reelection to the office of Treasurer of Horry county, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Party and pledge myself to abide the results. \Vith a high appreciation of their support, I ask the continued assistance of the friends who have heretofore supported me. I earnestly ask also the support of other friends I have made by my conduct of the office, i I respectfully ask the support ol the Democratic voters of Horry county. J. A. McDKUMOTT. For Sale. 7b acres of land unimproved lying in Simpson Creek Township, and bounded by lands of .1 10 Itichardson ' IsnacC Hardee, J BStanley, D Bl Holmes and perhapsothors. A part of it was conveyed to .1 K Itichardson by J H Stanley the remainder by Albert W Carter Jr. Hasy terms. Apply to II II Woodward, Attorney at Daw. Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby foridden to trespass on my land in anyway, and forbidden to bunt, tish or feed stock i thereon, under full penalty of the law Said land is bounded on the cast by the land of D. IM. lCclge, on I the north by the land of Jack Vcreen, west, by Waccamaw river, south by B 15 Vcreen. .T. Miii'ifin _ ?.?%/! ? UIlX'll. I un 'It j WANTED. i Pino and cypress logs delivered at. . Enterprise Landing, I will pay for same as followsNo 1 Pine Logs 16 in and tip in diameter $0 00 per in., and for No2 iI Pine Logs 50. No 1 Cypress 16 to 20 inches $6 50 ? \>or in. For 21 inches and up $7 50 > per m. All No 2 Shaky Logs at $2 50 per in. . jul 2 It W. J. SING LUTON. Thoro was a picnic at Pauley I Swain]) last Daturday which some of the condidetos attended making speaches. i I)o you buy your Toi ; I Goods, Stationery, ( I Cigars, Patent I WHY I Mai4AK^i? I nunun k | They carry the best | goods found anywhe p a trial and be convi | work a specialty. G II nn UNIVERSITY j Wide range of choice in S ate and Professional Course* Bachelor of Arts, Bachelo Instruction, Bachelor of La and Electrical Engineering* Well equipped Laboratory volumes. Expenses Modex their own expenses. Next session, 104th, begins announcement, write the PR < Out At a ?ing to mention any prices, < in some little trifles you can ong we are going to sing. ( Conway | mew goo: ij | M as oil's Fruit Jars and I Ail Straw Hats, Low Ci I lo tli i | For Quick and Polite Se C0NWA\ Site for Poor Farm Wanted The Board of County Commis j sinners will receive propositions at | their meeting, Tuesday July 7th i for the purchase of lands withii 1 not exceeding three miles from tin i court house and suitable for the lo e.ition of a county poor farm. Prop osilions to be submitted in writing and to siato the number of acres distanco from court house, pric wanted and other necessary inform; tion, W. K.'llOLT, County Supervisor II K Roberts was among ou pleasant callers one day last week W J Singleton was in town o ousiness one day last week. WBI1 I mwwo WW iiraw?IfWMWK >?Wl H ilet Articles, Rubber | Sanely, Tobacco, Medicines, etc, etc, NOT I is ad, and"e\. ^ line of obtainable tc. Just give theW $ need. Prescription^ E; ive us your business \ q WM. o n i imuu " uu. [I OF S. C. Scientific, Literary, Gradu-j * leading to degrees of I* |yf Slpipnpn 1 . ? ^^.v.iwj juicviiiiaiu ui ws, Master of Arts, Civil es, Library of over 40,000 ate?many students make \ September 23rd, 1908. For ESI DENT, Columbia, S C, \ ' 4 rod Below Cost !1! :ome to^thc store if you would like to know them. We find somewhere that we haven't gol, but for dress goods, ^ [)nly three more weeks and all will he over. jr R. ILrS LEE, Ma^er/ | * ~ * n 1 I tm M??IM II??? ??I????????????Mi??1? ? I Anything You Want AT THE 8 r Bargain House. I AK.KIYING DAILY. I Rubbers at Bargain ouse Prices. a it Shoes, Suinnier Dress Goods, Spring and Summer y ng, Prices u:; to Suit Your Taste. P rvice, Highest Qualities and Lowest Prices, See the I f BARGAIN HOUSE. I l\ _ ^ 1 aePBeggagBSPawaana mh?iaa: aMBnww ? ' I Palmetto Grocery Co I i 1 WHOLESALE. MULLINS. S. C. I 1 We Offer all Kinds of Meals. g | 3000 Cotton Sheets. | I 11 | 1000 Rolls Bagging. 1 I 3 Cars New Flour. | jj | 1 Car Best Meal. , | 300 Bags Good Rice. 3000 Pounds Tobacco. COME TO SEE US I .X IN X> ? XV" 133 ,I>I < > IN^ICAT I Palmetto Grocerv Cn B 1 WHOLESALE GROCERS, MULLINS, S. C. f | JOHN P. COOPER, Secretary and Treasurer | ? staaatasssi xamMmMjmamummmmmamam mni?wimn w?? a - , ,,, , ? _ . I"" " 1 - --LJ (Farmer's Business. 1 We pay particularattention to thebusl- si noss of Horry Farmers, ff you need funds f| to gather your crop, we will help you. We n g also have a 4^ l | SAVINGS DF.PAPTMPNT i Sv* - - -T _. .M. m m. \ m A. M. a. -4 1-1 A I where your saving earn 5 per cent, with W safety. We shall he gladjto have you call 1 on us in our new br'ck building. ^ ^ P": of Lor is 11 RIS, S. C. II' in^au