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_ A A Letter from Florida, Mr Editor: Ploase allow me space in your columns for a few hues from the loKd of the "Fountian of Perpetual Youth. Health is generally good at this writing. Politics have cooled olT a little and people are going ahead with ' their work now. ' * Packing and shipping oranges is 1 the go and the orauge growers ' claim that they are getting better ' prices for the golden fruit than * they havo in a longtime. I Well, it seems that the people in Horry county are having a great deal y to say about the slock law and T ' think that some of the correspond 1 cuts are getting too hot "under the ( collar" over the matter. I want to * s..y to the writers on this subject c that every w iter has a right to his * own opinion on the fence que** ion, 1 a <a if one farmer thinks that it 1 v .,uld be. best to pasture the stoca 1 and another one thinks it; best to 1 have good fences around his farm 1 and let. the stock go in the woods 1 t1 at i- m r ?n?ni whv hey should * ?\ i i ;?1 ! " i i v/ut. ' it '"?usuu in corry county mo I thiol that the worse tiling thr>f could happen for Horry county ould be tho no fence law f a.id here are my reasons for saying ? so. - 1st. That there is too much woods * land in w* county yet. 11 2nd. '!Piat there is not so much 1 stock in the county and that there ' are farmers in the county who have 1 hogs and other stock in the woods and who have not much laud a..d so \ his stock ranges on the hi Is of h'.s neighbors and does his neighbor 1 no harm. 3rd. There arc many farmers mak- ,<} ing a living on rented farms who * have not much land and have a few hogs in the woods, and maybe a few cows which ranges on his neighbor's land and are hurting no one nor damaging nothing, now I want to ask the question, What will this class of people do? Must they be compelled to do away with all their stooK and not have a milch cow nor any razor backs to raise meat for his children? What are.they to do? Just work for the men who have got the land and arc able to fence and pasture their stock, and pay any price for meat that they may see lit to charge! Farmers, start now and make up your fences. Make them so that your neighbor's stock won't worn you, and if you have not got the hinUnn +? -. .!!? I- - -- ft ^Niiuui uu ictus uuy wutj. 11 you will make a good wire fence | around your farm it will increase the ' value of your land '25 per cent. I will stop for this time. Let's I hear from "Good Boy" again, 1 Best wishes to the Herald and its readers. Rember what next Thursday is set apart for. Don't think that it is a day for sport, but spend the day in the right way?in tho way that God would have you. ! J A Tyler. | Seven Year's o?- Profit. J "I h uve had seven years of proof that B Dr K ing's New Discovery is the best med- 3 icine for coughs and colds and for every I diseased condition of the throat, chest or | lungs," says M N 7/enry, of Panama, Mo. 5 The world has had thirty years of proof | that Dr King's New Discovery is tho jj best remedy for coughs and colds, la- ? grippe, asthma, hay lever, bronchitis, J hemorrhage of the lungs, and the early j stages of consumption. Its timely use 3 always prevents the development of pneu- { monia. Sold under guarantee at Nor ton Drug Co's drug store, 00c and " Trial bottle free i Some Thoughtful iceflectlons ' Editor of Heraldr I have been reading the discussion in the Herald in regard to pasture or not to pasin no vr/\nu o r..1 ! 4 1 /-\r?lr o i n rrro o o i uuip jrv/ui otuv.vv uuv4 tu iuunn uv; xuu uo q if somo Wiii 4*. have a curious idea as to what constitutes a pasture. One seems to think it is a pen, an- j o'.her the bar.j lot, another says it is ? tor same as muzzle. I guess *hes< boys ha\e always staid rightclose to t ue and do like their daddies did i and don't try to think for themselves 1 It they coulu see a good pasture ll with cattle knee deep in delicious grass and see the milk and butter, ] t <?ef . nd j. .1 rc ' at. th se pastures. akv. .my di.cidc i-hat a go' pAjt.ur- a mix. y good thing to have on tic farm, and if they would f^art 1 nselvos a pasture and sell f clT all Lueir ^crub stock and buy one 1 good mdch cow and a good sow and put these in a pasture they would make n; ?re milk and meat than ever before. On the roads and corners and ? headlands on my farm Japan clover grows all summer and I took and . had some of this hoed up last win- (1 * ter which I scattered over en acre of poor ground. This spring it rf' sprouted up and grew fine. Along in July I cut il and got a big stack , of fine hay from it and then I turn- . \ ed on a mare and colt and they fed ' there all day long until frost. Now I will disc it up and put in oats and vetch and they can pasture that after it gets started good. The oats will be cut olT in June and the Japan clover will come right along. * On sandy upland Bermuda grass is the thing fol* the South. Don't let anybody think that a pasture won't do Horry county. They * will and when people keep up their ^ stock and make more manure and ( .buy le;>s 2-8-2 the crops will get bet- y ter and times will get better for them. Mary. * " Conway, SC. WF Smith was in Conway last t Friday. a ( % , \ \\ GOOD NEWS. iWuity Conway Reader* Have Heard it and Profited Tllcr?*t>y. "Good news travels fast," unci the thousands of back sutlorors in Conway are jzhul to learn that prompt relief is within their reach. Many a 1 amo, weak and aching back is bad 10 more, thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills. Our citizens are tcllinir the ^ood news of their experience with ,ho OldQuakerltemedy.Ilere is what Mrs It T Harmon, living in Convay, 8. C., says: 4V1 suffered severely rotn a dull aehino in my back and oins. My head ached severely, :ny jyes pained mo and there was a ilurriug of the eye si<?ht. My feet , ind hands bloated badly, the socre dons were highly colored and delosited a dark sediment. My kid.oys were so active that 1 was caused ( i tf^eat deal of annoyance by the too requent action of the secretions at li^ht. I was run down physically md nothing seemed t,o do me any rood until I procured Doan's Kid ?.y P !'s at the Norton l)ru<r Co l'tiey elped me wonderfully and iince takinjr them 1 am fwdimr li^o i different person. The backache md pains have disappeared, my eye.ight is good and the bloating has )een eradicated. The secretions . ire clean and regular, and I can say hat Doans Kidney Pills hive helped ne more than any remedy I had 1 previously used.' For sale by all dealers. Price ad j tents. Foster Milburn Co., ISuffaio, < s'ew York, sold agents for the LJnied States. Remember the name? 1 Joan's? md take no other. ??j These I I Bad Pains 1 Sy which give you guch exqu.site fl suffering, every month, ure caused, j as you know, by female trouble. -1; Relief seldom or never comes B of itself. It Is necessary to cure ufl the cause, In order to stop the L$. He pains, and thlr can only he done L: ^ if you will take a specific, female ky' H remedy, that acts directly on tlic B womanly organs. ....... iA K ETCH 81% SKI WOMAN'S RELIEF "Cardui dl d wonders for me," JM? writes Mrs. ti. C. Larson, of Olds, gf K la. "1 had female trouble for 8 1& years. I had displacement, which u S| increased my suffering, the docS tor could only relieve me at times. P II Now, I am so much better, i hardly Br 9 know when my time begins or Re B At All Druggists Kg WRITH POR FRRfi ADVICR, K I Stating age and dpserlhlnjr syinp Bj toms, to Ladies Atlvisor/i ?* nj The Chattanooga Medicine Co., ! tin. ^ Fire Fire Fire. To Property Owners! TIIE OLD AND '[IUED GLENS' FALLS INSURANCE COMPANY Ins boon tested and tried by the year ii. nd year out vlssitudes of the business. 'ichidiDg thaconllagntions of a hall oen irv. and continued to grow until it h' ftained a nearly sixty years honorabb nd progressive history and ranks in I laneKl strength as one of the few ver\ trongest American Companies. D A Spivey 6c Co N< <cn TO Al.L. OVI-KSI I KS. You are hereby notified to have yon nil time put In on your section of road iy November 20th. / We cannot wait until January for the york to t?e finished up. The above noIce will be strictly looked Into, Yours respectfully, W K HOLT, i upe. visor. I vj WANTED- -To st!! 10,000 ' < >f Oranges and Grape Fruit. Fi-vsh rom the land of the Manatee. I andle only the finest Florida fruit. ship in car lots or less. Special iricos on car lots. J, B. Smith, Box 501, an 1 9 Tampa, I'M a. P HAWES, J ML) ?M, Caters to the wants ot he People* For First Class t ^ceries place your orcl r rith me* i i - L There will be a reference held ere to-day in the case of Patience lincy v9. Dred Mincy for cnncel'aion of a land deed. Both sides re represented by attorney % LOUIS 232 and 234 King Street, Ci The Largest Wh WE CUT FINE F WAR WEATHER UNDERWEAR. dents' Heavy Cotton ami Wool Mixed /est .uid Drawers, valued $1 25. bipedal each 1)8(5 Gents All Wool N est ami Drawers (nat -UT.l color) each $1 48. Ladies Cotton ami Wool Mixed Kibbed V- ?ts, medium ami heavy weights each 15c. Ladies Cotton Kihned N est and Draw rs, litrht medium nod heavy weights acli, lDo Ladies light weight Milk and Wool Vest and Drawers, each, !$'l 00, [3 ?.-v2fltt?ESen I I A I :i J B ** h y i* " J ^ 1 8 ' I Stylish, Nobby ; I > i J j 1 ? -? ? ? Free Safety Razor | With every order for three or 4 3-4 gallons of our "Korking Korn" 3 gallons, - $5.95 12 quarts, - $6.45 4 3-4 gals., $8.45 16 quarts, - $8.95 "This is a High-Class Old Corn Lx press charges prepaid anc good. Our shipping house is which gives us the best and qu money order with order and w A. Hatke & Co.l Disti P. O. Box 371. JEstablisl / ALBUMS jxxmm POST C AR I ] I Now 's the i 'v* to aeleot a hn ndson urn from our ? il assorted <bui limitc s befor< thef \ :>noe in prices. No\ uuur.a^ vir^?.t 'viiriHUIlUH ITOSCIU. Don way 5>r\i f L. Tt. Singleton ATTOKI\ -V AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Conway, South Carolina, i i Spivey Building ^ v c liarleston, South Carolina. tolesale and Retai >IECE UOLLS IN AT WHOLES/ i " ! ~.mmm mm*.* m**mi mm ?mmm??mmmm NEW WAIST 'i A 1 i 5r. STY I.ION, ? ICS! All that ic sibb* l<? put into i cor i rcctly made \ Hut there is service too, ti.ul Iowim s ol price, ih ; quality con, m?1. re.I, 1 ^little who.t ol astonishing ami most pleasing as well. New Taffeta Silk Waists in Black and and a full lino of coh is. each On. Ladies Juice Waists trimmed with lace .uid medallions 50, *;> 00, !jd "?0, sj'.'t 75 up to $ti5 00. Ladies White Linen Waists, some trimmed embroidered figures, others p! i,m tucked, Sd 50 to 10 00. ua?iinnv??Ni ' immi-. M'AMw?M4\/.?uui>iror 11 tut ama i m SL mummsaaaissra*sj 8 f$-H (T^ai3"!3 h bLuI | i & bOESSilS | M y I and Well Fitting! IE HIGH I. i i| BHauBEPttg&n TB I ? MWmmmii nmm vrxttvxrtumjjjs^.y *?W* IP MMM$E | |g|j^ WAIL ^1 ARSO'-D Free Watch Fob I With every order for one or two gallons of our "Korkmg Korn" 1 g:\Hon, - P <15 4 quarts, - $2.00 2 gallons, - S. /0 8 quarts, - $4.95 24 pints, or ''S half pints, - - - $6.70 i Whiskey, Yellow and Mellow." 1 losses and breakage made next door to express oftice, 9 f. lickest shipping facilities. Send rite for big price li^t. Hers /Richmond, - Va. led 1867 ( 800-80 G East Gary Si reel 8 I* OS jf 5k?jhi PHOTOGRAPHS. HUb&^^zgarmmtm' &: w*wgs*os 10 Post Card or Photo^rnph or Al(1 stock, which was purchased by v is your chance for a Uirthday, h Company* r J N. JENRETTE Conveyancer & Notary 1*1161*10 Writes Titles, Mortgages, 1/iens, ? Agreements, Contracts, Ac. Ab 1 tracting ai>d Ccj gt Ej cualty . A VM II - I | "5T 1SFACTI? 1 Moil Order Hou! ANY LENGTH FC VLB PRICES. i ascinating Fall and Winter Fabrics. I I itit h satin sripped I'opllu, black and it 11 colors, yard .* 1 111! i 1 i inch Impmted Fillet Voile in blue. grey and broivn, yard $125. Hi inch Satin Viola, black and all the i now eolor>, yard $1 75, Wo carry a lar^e assortment of Dress Goods in plain weaves and fancy mixtures in ail the newest colors, 12 1-2, 15, 25, !Ui, IS up to $2 5b the yard SPI-CIAI. Ladies TaiTeta Silk Waists, black and colors, value $1 00, special each 00. BAS'V 1^ Fresh Hrejul ami Calces always on h i 1 loti with choice oootls for familv use 4/ " *st possible notch. I'bono orders ivory guaranteed. Phone No. 13. VEGETABLES B. T. HYMA1 The Store on Is the place to get Dry G As complete a Stock of Shoos as can it prices to prices to suit everybody. >arner Store but be sure ana call on J. E. Nf( w JIUlsI ux^SSL !99Bf?BHHIH2QHHDSI N I WHAT T We Sell Seed C. I f * We have one thousand J I proof seed oats. P enty hundred barres of f our. s A car each of bagging ai other stuff. The flour w* at; /ance and our custon Cheese weight from eight | WE BUY IN CARS AND 'i ? P'a.So^.ctto Oi WHOLESALE. IVl \ JOHN P. COPER, Sec ' I dam mi?i?iiitas^a?? }ead and Remem ' WW/-SWBT5?r3raBWWBM?rff;-JBi TABOD Have Two Stores filled to overflowing 31. and seflitig them at prices never hoi !n the 11 W Hodge's building they ave a $10,000.00 stock of General K lerchandise, everything and any- la hing" kept in a a general store. F Their low prices will astonish vou. cc all and look over their stock. yt S. M. BLANTON >MP'Y Is" tr Y(tr ^(rcy Fuk =>e in the South. )R MERCHANTS Finest Display of Ladies and iss Suits in the South. Lndies strictly Tailored Suits Infancy lubtures. Would sell easily at 00. l)ur price, suit It) DO, Ladies awl Mis--a Tailor Made Suits iti plain hroadt lot 1 and mannish mixtures Suits that would retail easily at $20 00, >ur price, suit. * 15 00. (IT $25 on. We have an assortment of Ladies and Misses suits in plain and fanry stripped broadcloths, plain ami fancy Panamas and Herringbone stripes in all the new colore. The 1 irgest assortment and the greatest values in the South, suit $25 00. ROGER and. Our Grocery Department is and arc marked down to tho lowm careful attention and prompt deIN SEASON. j THE BAKER. THE GROCER MAN i the Corner loods at Panic Prices. be found anywhere in Styles and When in need don't pass the 2HOLAS. O EAT. I Intc C\ m rl Dxro H ' fc kJ 14 J 1 V4 1\ J V/ bushe s of red rust I of seed rye. Three | One hundred cheese. 1 tid ties and piles of I is bought before the | lers get the benefit. | to thirty pounds each SAVE YOU MONEY rocery Co IULLINS, S. C. ? ? retary and Treasurer 8 WBE^aKT I MM?MB ber ! nm r, rv. o. I with the best goods on the tnarird of before in this section. On the other hand, in the H Seals Store, they have just as rge a stock of Hardware and urniture at the lowest prices quofcl in this country. Don't buv till >u see it. Yours For Trade, 6c COMPANY.