The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 19, 1908, Image 1
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VOL XXII.
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Gathered by a Herald Man
on His Rounds.
JAUBHT ON THE BOUNCE.
Stray Bit* of New* Gathered !t>y
the Wayside for the information
and Instruction of Herald
Keadcr*--llappenliiK? of Interest
About the City.
W F Smith was in Conway last
Friday.
The farmers are busy bringing in
the sheaves.
Trade .vas lively in Conway last
Monoay
11 H Martin was in towu on busi^
, ness last Thursday.
/ The weather was very cold "
first part, of the week.
G M Klliott. of Tlomewnnd, win
in Conway the tirst of the week.
Just received a car load oi horses
and mules, the best ever brought to
this market. G B Jenkins,
The new homo of Mr and Mrs C
11 Snyder is rapidly near in g com-1
pletiou.
() K Stoves & Ranges, price*
slaughtered at the big Bargain
House sale.
Blankets, Comforts and Quilts,
a l prices unneara oi ut the
Big Bargain House Sale.
Bast week was beautiful weathcr
until Saturday morning when it wab!
very cloudy and rainy.
L D Long Jr., spent several days!
in Conway last week attending the I
board of commissioners of election. I
See page add and read about th(
big slaughter sale now going on at
the Bargain House.
W T Floyd, of Galivants Ferry,
was among ttie farmers in Conway
last Thursday.
Rev J T Todd, of Forney, S, C.,
was in Conway last Friday.
Some very interesting information
from Spivey Mercantile Company
this week. See their large ad.
The price of cotton remains about,
the same, going neither up nor I
down very many point a.
Ladies Fine Hats, carried over, I
$ 2.00 i& $8.00 kind going at 10 cts ]
each at Big Bargain House Saie |
Call at the sales stabios of G B
Jonkins, and see the car load of fine i
horse and mules, which he has just
received. The best on the market.
The County Treasurer is now
engaged in his trip around the
County collecting the taxes.
Horry's Most Popular Store, is
still leading, they believe in printers
ink. Conway Bargain House.
. The putting in of incandescent
ights in tho town is being delayed
on account of a shipment of globes
which have been long in arriving
HOST'?One dog brindle color
about 4 months old, bob tail, ears
cut a liberal reward for his re turd
to Battie Wall, Conway, S. C.
There will bo a reference held
? here to-day in the case of Patience
M'mcy vs. Dred Mincy for cancellation
of a land deed. Both sides
are represented by attorney*.
The Crescent Theatre, the new
enterprise started in Conway, has
changed hands and is now under
the management of Paul Quattlebaura
and T j Bell, They will continued
the shows each evening.
S F Casque has accepted a post,
tion in the store of S T Sessions,
where hp will be glad to meet his
many friends.
Highest cash prices paid sor pork
chicken.s"nd eggs,
f Conway Parlor Market,
Miss Eulie Tisdale delightfully entertained
a ghost party at the residence
of her father in this plaop <a '
Friday vening During iie
ning ?lu nty refreshn ts wpi
charmingly served by Mih? Eulie.
Operations at the plant of the
Waoeainaw Lumber Co, J T Suelley,
manager, will be resumed next week
and this company is in the market
with ready cash to purchase all the
logs which are offered for saP
at the tip top market price. See
Mr Shelley before selling
On last Tuesday Magistrate Grainger
of Homewood attended in Conway
for the trial of a case of W F
Booth .vs. Cora Jenrette, involving
the purchase of a quantity of tomb
stones' by the defendant through
the plaintiff as ag' Jt of the Consumers
Monument Company. The
case was' compromised before trial.
See Goldfinch at the Kingston
Furniture Company for toys and
Christmas presents. He surely
knows how to please the little folk'
as well as the older ones.
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Jill
Mrs J F Harper spoilt part of last r
week in Conway visiting relatives. !
Dred Mincy was in Conway on $
legal business one (lav last week. *
Wm II Dorman and Purifoy Do**- t
man spent a day in Conway last *
week.
Clerk W. R. Mislioe visited lii.s
large farm in the upper part of the 1
county last week. *
M O Anderson, I M Graham, .la.A
Owens and H W Johnson were all i
pleasant callers last week.
J G Rhodes, a prominent business
man of Loris, spent several days in
Conway last week on legal business.
The tile work is b. . j completed
at the Hank of Conway. tin' nam-' of |
the bank being worked in small tiles
at the front entrance.
We carry a full li of all kinds of
coflius and caskets. Prices 1 ov.
W. T. Goldlin- It. Manager
Kingston Furniture Co
J. T. Proctor, v ho for several
months past has been running a ,
market near t' ? oh' r> ? ?t*t h use on
:i, d vetc
sit <^ss
uti'Mii g t. .. t a1 ' h i
' n. stand
i Tin Waciimaw i'up*'st Assoca?n
held this year's session t! e hit- i
icr part of last week wr h the, eh'ireh
u Lor is. Rppcns ff.ii Loris ar?*o
lliu effect th v>n i mms
... e' csf' s"s mi, '' 1 I> " ro |
iir-mbered by ?'i >>..*. a' n., n J.
The Hal L L.jJc C ,, ?iro|
rapidly selling r? .. he t.ick |
of/oods at on.-,. a ?h d /p
out of busi ' t ii"
la r/o stock poods 1 oared
anu there i v icl1 " aunts
o' the ditTei" t -h p i m r.i
The town u : hoc. ' a1 d'in/
down OrieU .daeot,
alon,: the -i . o * wash
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in/ ! :\ t>* '1 M ffttns !
11 scoiji,. t,v, i, . t j v w pay to <
put (low i see in/ i. suo?tantial
while tin \ ui c ;>t. n oee use it
wtAild net co.*i as much in the lot / i
run. (
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The Stock I.aw a Cm ,c.
Mr Kd ' or: A? 1 h:> \ e bee a a sub- '
seriber ionuip- pap-r r.r nearly a ;
year 1 wish to say u< the p"?.pn? of
tlorry that I /row up <oi orpu in boy 1
in that connt\ and t h; ? I wo - v. I h i rd '
on the farm of Mr W if Ko .d-, near <
Han ai e to earn t! m up , lo/el
wliai cduoatiol I h.e antler hi ?-f
lipit.nl )im nun. >11. .1" II... - I
. . vv . v. ? ? v inuMU^' I 1 M I I 1 1 < * ?l I\j I
Prince and other educutoi.> who
have indelibly impn ^><1 ?' i?- per I
v-onalily up n the hi . u\ P n \
county u~>y Ik n e. 1 have ithi .m, 1
interest in ? v< r.\ tiling p rt > i
to the welfare ut ihe peop e oi the i
county which 1 call homo I am a '<
subscriber to tlie Horry Herald ami i
every week when I get my paper the !
lirst tiling I see is the stock law. i
Now. Dear Editor, p'ease sav to the
people of Horry to stop where they <
are at and think befoie they further
write or go on with this stock law I
question because it is a curse to tin <
county and an abomination to the <
Creator of heaven and earth Why f
ones man want to change Hie sy ?
lom of old tim< stock raising? Why ?
i can answer It is tor the proper :
need of ancient mother wit and
brotherly love for humanity. That (
is what it it and if you will allow
me to name the balance, it is for the 1
want of common sense. The peo- .
pie of Horry are iikc this, if one
sees that another is prospering by I
reason of his good managern n? i
above another ilia man wants to .
see that neighbor's downfall?and
so they want the stock law. Now, i
1 don't want any one to think that i
as I am out of the county that I am
not interested in the welfare wf the :
peoj>le of old Horry for such is not|<
the ease. I wish to a one quest.o i. i
What if you had luty ?< res of 1. nd (
twenty acres of which was under
pn hi vji.1 inn nil %?/,? . . u
land for your and ./our uoi-hbi 's
stock to eat die gr :ju >( u iin<j
a dear wife and ehd- or, i.o ear a
livelihood after \ on an; dead and
buried, would you think it. would be
lair for a majority to foioo a law
up< n the county t > compel your ,?
wife anil children \c n?< .e a pislure |
and fence i <! * a '1 ' m
fr m on jo , i? Us
d to ion > ^.'.y (i < -O iiu >
jnde the la a ^ of oy
juu of ownership? i ... g.een pas*
u res fui slock sliou d not and
r. ver wi re intended to he fenced ana | '
the stock conlined under one enelo- l
sure.
Now, readers of the good old ?
lerald, I hope on win 'hink over {
mis and will d away w .in th id. a
oi the no fence la v in dear Id orry r
and never think of ?r v > . i he
paper again eoucerrJ Lei
wellenouj.fi done, as 1 o see (
an era of p? " purity >ape
from the pu *p and . ;k bv (
the adoption be r . n For
the sake of ??u < o m-s d for
,4od .{own. into. v;r , paslures
for r ie s , ..od >?, let
itaii.ne. (
Yjur r ,l(v . ,?ii to tb"
greater fign. I
P ; mdgers. i
Walk ill, Fia,
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CONWAY, S. C., THURS
V Large Gathering of Conserated
Christians.
IN INTERESTING SESSION.
['he Wiiccamaw Baptist Association
Meet W'itli I'lcanaiit Home
Clittrcli Near l.ori* Hon .1 P Derhain
elected Moderator
The Waccamaw Missionary As-oeiati
m mef with Pleasant Homo
iaptml Church at I,oris on Tlmrstav
un ruin*? November 12th , most
?r the churches e^mposin^ the Association
be in r? presented by deleThe
delcoiM s were enter
11'??I during tb"ir stay at Lor is,
v n;h was ITursdaf\, Friday and
Saturday in the homes of the people.
rhe introductory sermon \mjs
Id v red by If TW Doveraux .1
I'l* >m wa- eh'e ed Moderator;
1 C Spivej
lh "ut "i
: V l laidy d
on education
. vs...-, I t'l-'O to with ?/Peat.
inU-'-est. ov the lar^? congregation
present. This being the first of the
es-dun, tin letters from the dilTer-;
Iww. ......... -owl 1 MW....1 I
ti ' v.,mi i \ ii v> * i i i v u\i, (iiivi iiotid i l
preliminary matters attended to j
in ?. me " - the P<xcoulive
Coniiii"' A-si-ciut.ion reran.me"
vo to I Ceiioboth Church, of
a hiel) iIcv .1 I) llarrelson was a
uieiiib i. that 1 hoy investigate ceri:u
i.l'uiges of drunkenness which
uad been brought against liev Mr
larrelson. Rehoboth refused to do
Hi it, bat called the I lev Mr llarrel on
as ils pastor. This matter was
'aken up by the Association on
Thursday, and two committees were
ippoitiled, one to investigate the
induct on the part of Rev J I)
riaru Ison and report and another
lo p? rform a similar service in
regard to Rehoboth Church. The
lommitLcc.s took the matter into
onsidcration, and made their report
m Priday, the following day, rej.uiimending
that Rehoboth Church
j* excluded from the Association,
vnd the charges against Rev ,J.
Davis HurreKon were sustained
ind by unanimous vole the Association
ex. uded the Rev Harrelson j
tnd Id.- Church.
V' i y * in re.j orphana"\s
iv.ift /a- cd'.i b n R (i j
ustujon: and the matter was
eusst hv Rev Rious Pord l)r
lO'erai.y Mnd others. A collection
. as t.iKc u en h ? 01 phciiage
'die Ll'v Pcn> g. of Dill-m.
livereO a s'-n.-n o P'''iay on I
?he subject of tbeCtyi turn'sreward j
nid it was put down by many as bepg
the best sermon they had ever
iv'ard. There was also an address
?v Dr Potet., President of Furman
University Green ville on the subject
>f education.
IJr Ualdy asked that tho Associa-j
don elect three trustees for Goker '
3ollege at Hartsville. This was |1
Jane ami Messrs J P Derham, J C i,
spivey and'J F S'.anley woie elected.
The i p >rt for foreign m.ssion
vis read and submitted by J C
S.jiveyano tin', subjec t w. s discussed
him, \\ v Prince, Dr Poteel and
) thers.
On Saturday on moth n of D
Uangst ?n the Association appointed
1 ceimnitt.ee of one for each bcnevoln
subject, of the Association. The
olio a i no ommittees of one were
Lheroafter appointed for mission:
I C Spivoy, Foreign, J P Derham,
Home Missions, A M Small, Christian
Education, W A Prince,Orpharige,
C II Snider, Acred Ministers,
II l> Holmes,
The subject of aged ministers was
lRcussed by rnemtmrs on Saturday
Tmrning Slate missions were disu.-s'd
by Dr Langston, Rev C VV
Harrelsdn, R.;v .1 H Stanley and
>tbers
T'?c xt A )s >'.ion will meet.
'?uu Mi Pisgab Cbuich.
AI leu,
Walt or Stanley, son of M. F
Stan I -y, had lii^- bond crushed in the
j'nre " mill Mo day
\ P. i^'^'d- and children
i u, >' ' near D-JurdT
>1 O , ? , Q
u u. <*y party <?ivon
r ;ot<' vilen fnchday nitfhl in
tenor of iVt? h Walter Sutton and
Wr Morton Davis. Mr Davis is troin]
Couisville Ky.
Jose Mi shoe and Stanley Ander-j
;.?n visited relatives at Cool Spring
Sunday.
J . S (' or ' . ic^r.d *inlo Li;o
lew no u.ii? i John trl Siz?r
U. F. WiiKin on and Mr Nichols
f Conway visited fritjnda hero Sunlay.
J. D, Davis has moved his family
rom Sumter to Allen, G.u*
Five Dollars Reward.
COST:--on the streets of Conway
> e pair of tfold rimmed spectacles
nid case. The linder will receive
live dollars reward by delivering
same in tfood order, to
C L1 C^uattlebaum.
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1DAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1901
FRO,VI ILOKIDA.
FlicOraiijre IUokskuii* llloom and
(lie iN i k 111 i 11 k a I c S i 11 >t.
Kditor Herald: Will you please
allow ino vv small spat- in your Dear
()UI Herald for the following article:
Health is very eood in our little
town now,
Oranges are very plentiful and
they are 1 he largest this year than
ever ^rown before in the Slate of
Florida.
Our new Haptist church is now
completed and the first meeting was
held there last Sunday on whi h oe
easioti a very laree eon^rejeatb n
\va? preset!
Mr H'.iv Hrewatd is now employed
as head clerk in the commissary c>t
the Cummer I <nmb Co.
On Thuv<day,, November 1.11th,
Mr Sidney lire ir i will he married
t o M i ss (i i rt ie (1 ijm r a t . p : n The v
will t?e married a the home of the
bridi at. Duval \ fter luncheon thev
will , cturn to 1?mama and ecup'v
their ..u if'.tl home heve. Their
many rre i wish them i lono and
hapnv life
M C>< n e f Din-more
spent S '> r?lativ?
and f 'ie?.' . i ni n . 1,1 t ii.? Tn .
pontine i- ;i!|> , whcivi |;o I) ilds the
respnnsibi? position of manager,
Sunday n?/li t.
On last Friday, al, lireward's tin*- |
pontine camps, two morons were ,
sli"' 0110 of whom died, The shoo'
i ! * \V:?v. (ion" l>V a MO*. 1 M- ; Mrj' , A ? i
joon a-, .in- otirif occurred Mr
.1 U ilo'^'iid, ni.ina,ror of the linn I
reported it to ShevilT Bowden and
had the guilty man put in jail.
[low is ttip no fence law coining
on in Horry? The farmers should
^et wise.
With host wishes to the I lorry
Herald a?id its readers.
Hill.
llOWrll l?Of.-S.
Th Health of the community is
jrouu irosent.
Mi ... i Mrs L II Booth left Sat
urday t r Florida.
I would like say a word to
44Herald Header as he has been
shut up in a dark room for sometime.
He savs there are no woods
lands, or as j^ood as none. One
must certainly believe that, he ha>
been shut up where he eon Id not
see or else he is near sighted. I
thinl: if h< w nild jjot ot wher he
can - > he *>? ill sav ' > ' ared
la d, or as i i '. < he
people will ? t v.,. k miu mike
lawful feu ens tin , will h ?ve plenty
to do besides try to <.e the stork
law in I lorry. The men who want
: ^ " _ it .
IL .IK' <J 1 >(, I III' I../.V (' I WllO
are l' * ! . |) <l"
\\ | . ; . - . ' j,.flllll
11 tl>\ l'? . !t , I UUl
your: Jigaiuct ilie, slues* law
(j! ood Roy.
Seven Year's ov Profit.
"1 liuve had st v.'u years of proof that
l)r Kind's New I )isoovei y is the h<ot nu'tiirine
for l Oiiohs itnd colds and for every
diseasoil euuditinn of the throat, nest or
I ungu," s iys M N //enry, ?>1 |\ti>:tinu, Mo
The worn] has had thirty ve-ir of proot
that Dr Kii./s New Discovery is the I
Is st icntetly for tvumhs d eo!d-?, la
yrippo, nstinna ha. '?> . t, tirore iti-t,
heinorrliau'o ol the lnu.^?>, end the early
stugesof consiii.ip'itM It-, tiuiel us?
al ways pre vet its i he development o I pneumonia.
So'd tinier guarantee at Nor
ton Drue Co's drug stoic. 50e and $1
i'riai hot tie I r"e
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Tlic No Fence Oiustioa.
Editor Herald:? Please allow mo
space in your columns to say a few
words about the no fence la v as they
have so much to say about it. Wo
do not need it. We do not, want to
bar front feed when there is s< much
in the woods for them?for hot/s. i
cows and all other Mock If we
bar them from the { fits-, :v ores and
mass what will be to left them.
Mi j/./.' not the < x Wha.1 is the
use I tr /./.] nlit - ?i*K wie?n there
is nothing to en.t bo me speak very
much about v tie p(.or stick. They
have i stock end hate t.o see
their i 'tghhors have any. i.'e au e
they cannot k< cm any me.. > eat
they d ii t warn to see anvbody else
have any.
Muzvh i > \ to rod on the
corn his toaster
and lie is ox. I
think thi i oi'.id the fello"
wh'o want- the no fenei law. May!
before 'on^ ilt. Lim mjd will make
a (food fence.
bet as hear from the fellow that
signs himself Sly Coon. A & R j
Gurlcy.
Edit.oi ITeruld:?IMoase allow me
space in your paper for a Tew line
in regards lo tin*, stock law.
A tfreat, many of the writers
think they want the no fen'je law
hut they don't know what they
want The no fence law is what
v.e don't need, I was raised in
Horry county but have been in
other places where they have the
stock 'aw and I don't, think we need
it. W need the fence instead of
the i.) fence. I hope tho people
will ' their fonct up and leave
the no ;ence off, T.
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GOOD NEWS.
,\\n ii y Con way Rentier* Have llcartl
it mid Profited Thereby.
"Good news travels fast," and the
thousand? of hack sutTerors in Con
wftv are ylad to learn tlrvt prompt
relief is within their reach. Many a
I imo, weak and aehitur baek is had
no more, thanks to Doan's Kidnoy
Pills. Our citizens are tolling the
ljo.hI news of their experience with
the <>l<i<QuakerKetnedy. Here is what
Mrs KT Harmon, living in Con
way. S. C , says: "I sulTered severely
from a dull aching in my hack and
loins. My head ached severely, my
eves pained me and there was a
blurring of the eye si^ht. My feet
and hands bloated badly, t he socre
tious were highly colored and deposited
a dark sediment. My kid
novs were so active that 1 was caused
a de d of ann< yance by the too
fr- quent action ( f toe secretions at
nijrht. I was rn i down physically
and nothinir seer icd to do mo any
ijood intiI I pr< mred Doan's Kidni'V
I'll- '* He Norton Druif Co
fh.'V nclpiu <u wonderfidly and
.; . t1.-;... , . > > i '? :
uuiiiuu i. ill .1111 LBUIlUg 1 ''
iITerent p.-rsnn. The backache
.J j?i\inhave il sappearcd, my eyoight
i. good .u, ? the bloating has
been eradicate'.. The secretions
are < ' -an and regular, and I can sav
that )oans Kidi ey Pills have helped
i ire than any remedy I had
lously used.'"
i >r sale by all dealers. Price fib
cents. Poster Milburn Co., PulTa'o.
New York, sold agents for the Unit
od St a 1os.
Itcmember th name? Doan's?
,'iid take te othot
Cool i j..
Mr K.Vitor Hern Pleaso allow
me spi. ;e for a ! .*? more words
about t ie stock law. I am still in
f ivor o it, but there aro a lot who
have ?u.t give the subject sullicicnt
though may stain, on their feet and
end cry paterna?is n, but of course
there is nothing ui der the sun that
doesnt ease a lot of kickers
There are ui .senIers against ever}
tiling from the plan of salvation to
th way of driving a carpet tack
I avc no ti/ht. to m \keagainst any (
on L lie luture of our county novo
w.,. brighter than il is t iduy, there
wn n.'c r greater hop " for the man
111 ! - eves to ~oe and cars to hear
ami J> it we neeu too stock lav.
Some wiie said in hist weeks issu
that the razor b ick hog comes in
mighty good for Christmas, lie comes
in before Christmas "why" because
there s no fence to keen him out
t I
Hest wishes to the Herald and its
in ny 'wider* J C Johnson'
Olmuary.
A. J. Hardee was born in Horry
c mr.ty, S. 0,, April 28th, 1840 auu
dieu at his home near Lout's, July
11 h, 1008.
.M r 11 ardce w as t. w i oe marri ed,
the first time to Mrs Helen l<\ Ses
M'jns on Hecember 81th, 1805, ana
to this union was born two sons
.oid one daughter. Mrs Hardee
d.rd October loth, 1877 and ho was ^
m.ori-'d again to MUs Missouri C.
Huiisem., iNovemuer 18th, 1878. To
this union was born four sons auu
one daughter. Mr Hardee was a
gallant confederate soldier, having
enlisted June 24tb, 1801 in Capt
W, C. While's company, and sorveo
in Co. H. 7th Soutli Carolina Regiment
during the war on the from
.mes in Virginia and Maryland.
fne deceased was severe.y wounded
in the hip from which he suffered
during his life. Mr Hardee was
a devoted husband and father ano
was a consistent member of Buck
Creek Uapt istchurch the last twenty
ye tr of his life.
May the Civer of all good bles>
and pivscve the breaved family.
S. VV. Vaught,
Loris, S. C., Nj(*v Ib.n, 11)08.
Iipworlli l.oa/ruc Scrvicvs at f:loyti
Mr Editor: I/Mease announce ii
your columns that theie will be an
Kpworth League service at Kloydoni/reh
tue 1th Sunday afternoon ai
.'1 o'clock. The p iblio is invited.
J Emerao Ford. Prealden.
"??x upper.
re will y\ a box supper at
iv-iuboth McL 1k? list Church on ti,?
mgnt of the 21! h (Thanksgiving.)
All the girls an . xpccted to bring
boxes. The pu iic is cordially invited.
A recei t act i f the legislature hu>
ii: a change regarding the salary
oi . tie co inty sherilT, so ll a his pay
after January 1st will he material^
curtaih d. The sheriff and his friends
are interest d about this matter as
this ( Hi o should r qui 'e a good salary,
and ui effort svili probably be
made to a/o the mended at tin
approae tug sessi i the general
as sen in /. The ol >i sheriff is an
import..at one, an ?emands gooo
Tnaterii 1 to lit 1 it Good material
will not be available under starvation
salaries.
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Tl?? Stock Law.
teditor Herald:- Will you pleaso
illow iho spa-fa in your valuable
columns to write a few lines con- j
certiing the stock law as it seems
*s though that is the question that
is trying to be discussed, although
it seems as if some think it a
question of personalities. v
Now, friends it is up to every
nan to have his own opinion. I
think ju^t as much of the man who 1
wants the fence or the old tract H
where the fence ought to he as I .s
lo of the stock law man Hut as
to myself 1 think the stock law \
is what Horry needs ?in fact I
enow it. How many fields do we
>ee lying out on account of the fence
*otten down and no timber to re- .
mild it, and the owners hardly ab- rj
o to buy wire. I know of several
.food farms lying out now and if 'i
.ve had the stocK law some one
would be cultivating those farms
iustead of hiring out by the day
>r month as a laborer. We all
midw hiis is poor living.
Why is oar land not valuod like
?ur adjourning counties whore they
iavo the stock law? Because it
Mikes more to fence a farm than it
loes to clear it. Now, fellow farm
rs if we can do a thing to help vnrybodv
and increase the value of
?ur properly don't you all think we
night to do it? L do.
Some say there is too much woods
I md for us to have the stock law.
fhut is the very reason we have so
nuch woods and there will be more
11 a few years if we don't get the
.uock law.
In reply to Sugar Yaui will say.
<ly fence is most rotten down, but
tike a good many others 1 see, I
mve a right heavy hedge row of
tushes, briers and jessamine vipes.
i am afraid to remove the hedge for
ear the fence will fall down. Lets
mve the stock law and get rid of
uch hedges and goto work clearing
aud and have larger forms, better
arms and idcer looking far us.
cheu we will have a nijo loouiug
xmntry aud will be rid of the flees
md ticks and can atford to scatch
he red bugs. - t * mm
Some say that the people who
vart the stock law are lazy. Well,
dial is no killing disease and we
lope there will soon be enough of
me people that are la/.y to the fence
md interested in farming to do
<,way with the aggregating pest that
ve call fence.
jNow, we want the fence men to
.pur up aud give us points and rea,uns
why thi stuck law is not best,
it is facts and figures we want aud
iot mere argument. We fully be.eve
we are going to have the stock
IW SOOn. I WISH it. wnilld .'mm. li>o
he court house then we would have
i good court house and a good couny
The health of the community is
.food at this writing.
Potato digging is about over and
everybody seems to have sweet po.atoes
in abundance.
The recent freeze ruined a lot of
he peoples' seed sugar corn.
A. C. McNair, of Marion county
pent several days in this section ju
business. S. N. Smith,
ustice, S. C.
"Ambitious young men an ladies
hould learn Telegraphy; for, since
tie now 8 hour law oeeamo elfeetive
here is a shortage of many thouand
telegraphers. Positions pay
I'Oin $50 to $70 per month to begmiers.
The National Telegraph Insituto
of Columbia, S. C., and live
ither cities is operated under superlsion
of It. It OHieials and all stu
lents are placed whon qualified.
Arito the for particulars,
11-19- It.
Sale I'nder Kxccutloii.
By virtue of an execution made in
t. e case of K. J. & A. C. Stafford,
P .intills vs. Carter <fc Company,
jiefendanis, notice is hereby given
hat I have seized and will sell boire
too court house door at Conw
iy, S C,, on salesday in Decem?er
next, it being the 7th day of
aid month, during legal hours of
ale, all and singular the stock of
foous, wares and merchandise of
ne said Carter & Company, as
how.i by inventory in my oftice,
uid situate in their store at Daisy,
i. u. u. J. Sessions,
7uv 17, 11108 She'iff Horry Co. ' '<
Sale Under Execuion.
K. II. Seals, Plaintiff,
against
James A. Bailey, Defendant
Under and by virtue of an execuion
issued in above stated action
odged in my office, I have seized
nd will sell before the Court House
.oor in Conray, S. C., during legal
,ours of sale on Salesday in Decem?er,
it being the 7th day of said
ionth tho following personal property,
to wit:
i. ?vu mules, 1 two horse wagon,
wo sets of harness, one guano dis,ributor,
one Lewis' upright plow,
wo goose neck weeding hoos, the
roperty of James A. Bailey and
old to satisfy said execution.
Terms of sale cash.
B. J. Sessions, /
Sheriff Horry Co {
j 'onway, S, C., Nov. 12, 1903