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RHODES"1 fj BROS. M LOR IS, S. C. I H t 1 July 10th |r Dry Goods and C I! Chnnr *%n r! M?nl i aiiuco aim mail; | We have decided to offer to the pi I of general merchandise, beginning kj PRICl ^S ever heard of either i I county. Our buyer has been in the nc | some of the best jobs ever brought soi | fit of the advantage, and beginning 01 I play these goods at prices which will c I wish to say that these statements on o | and those who do not beleive are invii I July and be convinced. We mean all I move out this present stock and fill in I Here are a few of the Immense Barg; I counters. Everything else in the stor I only examples. j $5.00 Pair of Shoes "Jjj || $3.50 Pair of Shoes at 2 98 $2 50 Pair of Shoes at 198 $1.50 Heavy Work Shoes at Summer Suits worth $15.00 now 10.98 Summer Suits worth $10 00 now Summer Suits worth $7.00 now 4-98 B Children Suits worth $0 00 now 3.98 I Children Suits worth 4.00 now 2.98 E Children Suits worth $2 50 now 1.48 I This Great Slaugh SATURDAY, J AN1) WILL RUN TEN 1 I As mentioned above the articles I the immense stock we are going to ofl I this large stock in nrooortion. Com I friends to call during the 10 days whic age of these goods while they are goii The store will be closed for two 01 the purpose of marking down the enti] The sale will begin rain or shine the place. RHODES I NEXT DOOR ] LORIS, SO flHHBHHBHMHHHHHHHHHHHHHMHHHHHBHHHIHHHI r 1 | RHODES BROS. LORIS, S. C. In 10 navs giiter Sale lotting, Notions, II Other Articles iblicour large and well selected stock July 10th at the LOWEST n or elsewhere in Horry >rth recently and happened to strike ith. We will give the public the benei the date mentioned. We will dispell the eyes of our competitors. We ur part will be borne out by all we do ted to call on us after the 10th of we say, because we have decided to with Fall Goods. ains which will be offered over our e will be just as cheap. These are Best Pins worth 5c the paper now Ec otTercd 6 papers for d Best Calico worth he per yard, will ^lc ^0 on this sale at ?2 Table Oil Cloth worth 25c now only |4c 50c and GOc Dress Goods will be sold 40" This includes Silk, Mohairs, Brilliantino, Ktc. Ladies 50c Belts at Mens Dress Shirts always worth 25c to IQc 50c will be sold for Iw Shirts Worth 50c to 75 cents, now tfoin^ nt, The dollar shirt and finest made will 7R(; be offered at " Men's 15c Suspenders now at Qc tlo3't's NicUle Colo^ue will bo sold at Qo iter Sale will Start JULY 10 >AYS RAIN OR SHINE. mentioned here are only examples of per. We guarantee everything else in e to see us on the 10th and get your h ends on July 20th and take advant three day before the 10th of July for rp stnrk. on the the day named. Don't forget BROTHERS DRUG STORE UTH CAROLINA * . ! ., ,, , . J Lorlt. The health of the town Is generally good. P We are glad to know that we have a i a board of health at this place, and that t they Are making things hum for better \ health. s We are expecting as good a tobacco market here this year as any market in 1 the State. There was two loads of tobac- 1 co sold today at Lorls Warehouse. This s Is the flrbt on this market. e Now we have long distance phones when will wo have electric lights. The Methodist church at this place is being repaired and some additions made They have built a nice steeple to the church which adds very much to the appearance. s ^ There was some talk of having a fourth f I.-. >??i jr upieuriuion nere, hut cannot say yet whether thoy will have it or noti ( Best wishes to the Herald. Correspondent. ^ First Load of Tobacco. 1 Messrs Neal & Dixon of Farmers Ware- c house, have the honor of receiving the t first load of new tobacco. This shows the t popularity of this strong warehouse firm, a Mr Sam Clemons brought the first load s new tobacco to Mulllns today. He car c rled it to Neal & Dixon. Sir Clemons v lives near Mulltns and is a fine grower and up to date farmer. This is the first ? load of new tobacco that the editor has I eard of being marketed in the State. Mulllns leads others follow. ?Mullius Enterprise. Hal It. Prince Dead- f. The friends of Mr Ilallie 13. Prince .1 were shocked last Sunday to hoar of n his death at Belfast, Ga. He was a p member of Conway Lodge No. 90 ( Ancient Free Masons and the teloIgram was sent to members of that order. The remains arrived here last Monday on tbo afternoon train 1 where the body was taken in charge ?s by the lodge. The members of the f lodge accompanied the remains down the river by boat to Peach Tree, and thence to Socasteechurch where he was laid to rest with Masonic w I ceremonies. a He was a young man of bright ^ promise and at the time of his d-jath F hold a lucrative position with a largo p lumber company at Belfast. He had 0 no wife or children but the bereaved parents have the sympathy of all. a Messrs o B Jenkins, II L Buck, \ W L Bryan, W P Vick, W II Chest- t nut, and W II Powell acted as pall v Boarors. 0 Cotton Blooms. d The Herald on last Monday received another open cotton blooin^ = this one from the fine crop of W. J. Howell, near Virgo, S. C. Mr Howell has many more blooms, C( Lust Tuesday the Herald received vs an open cotton bloon which was ii sent by Mr n F Vereen from his tl farm of 100 acres near the Sea Shore ? It was picked on June 21st. n Another bloom picked 011 June P _ 10th was received 011 Tuesday from 1 K Vereen who lives in the neigh- _ H borhood of Thompson, S. (J. lie B has a tine crop. a Among the last blooms to reach ? 1 the oflice this week was one received fl from W II Cartrett of Gurley^ S. B C. This bloom was picked on B June 21st. ; Peveral important communica I ions are left out this week for lack ?j of space. ? Greatcst. bargains ever olTcred brt winning July 10th, Loris, S C. 5 Rhodes Bros. 11 f you are looking for bargains in merchandise come 'o see us at the big sale on july 10thf and have voir fr:ends to call between that date and duly 20tln when the sale will close. lthoiis Bros., Lor is, S. C. I Wat Pahiiia UUIIWd % I . VY* ^ '!*?- iiv .-: wfc. . -. < ?, vwSkty^. ' ' ?. w?*:.:^>,.-.fe Tobacco Growers. I have wold one half Interest In Farra>rs Warehouse to Mr C. O. I)lxon who s so favorably known and recoenlr.ed by ho tobacco trade as being one of the best v 'rehouse men In the business and a fine nap-shot Judge of tobacco. I have formed a copartnership with Mr ~)ixon at my old stand, Farmers WareoMise, where we are better prepared to if 11 vonr tobacco for the top dollar than (Verbefore. J. S. Neal, of Neal & Dixon ? - Gtirlcy. Editor ITerald:? Please allow mo i| \co in your valuable paper for a e v linos. The boalth of the community is generally tfood at this writing. A larjro crowd from here intended iO I/O t.f) the 1 r 11 Slimrlntr but ibn rain wont, running right on by. riie railroad will have to get more sars for next Sunday. Hetwcon hirty and forty wore left at Llaynro station. Some people are trains! the Sunday train. T can't ee that it is any more harm to ridel m the Sunday train than to have a mrse and buggy and ride all day, nd not as much, because the poor ,orse has to work hard and the Sunay train has no flesh. Sunday Train Iloy. Loris will have the biggest sa^e vcr pulled off there; beginning uly 10th and lasting for t 11 days, e euro to got your share of the 'irgiiius. Rhodes itros., Loris, S. 1 / l?ai?y Editor Herald:?Will you give ma pace in your welcome paper for a cvv words? Health is generally good. Crops are looking fine. The Sunday school at Macedonia > progressing fine under the mancement of of our beloved superini-ndent, W F. 1*1-11100. He is a good uperi 11 tendont and may God help im to do all ho can for the good of air Sunday school. There will be a Childorn's Day t Macedonia Haptist church on the hird Sunday in July, Wc expect he New Hope Sunday school to be villi us with a full program. Evrybody come and be with us on hat day. I think it will do you lore good than to go on the Sunay train. Isaiah Todd. Notice. Notice is hereby given that all onstables are required to lile forthwith their bonds according to law 1 the oflice of the Clerk of Court of tie count}', togethor with their aths of otlice. and all constables ot complying will be refused their ay by the county. A. C. MURRELL, County Supervisor. Send us your job work. PARI5 25c. Per P SUPPLY I Conway ch this Spa Next Week n y bargain \ * * \ ; , IB? v-. / Sale Under Execution. Under and bv virtue of an execution bearing date the 3rd day of Juno A. I)., 1900, issued by the Clerk of Court u])on a judgment bearing date the 20th day of May, 1009, and rendered by his Honor John S Wilson, in the case of J T Thoropkins, Plaintiff vs Levy II Booth, Defendant, in which said action an attach- f rnent had been levied upon the land hereinafter described; notice is hereby tfiven that T, B J Sessions, sheriff /vir * i n a. _ t r t *11 11 ui me v^uunty 01 norry, win sen before the courthouse door to the highest bidder, at Conway, S. C., during legal hours of salo on salesday in July next, it being the 5th day of said month, all and singular the following described lands and tenements levied upon by me as the property of the defenduut Levy II Booth, to wit: "All and singular that certain tract or parcel of land in Bavboro township, containing one hundred (100) acres, more or less, and bounded north and east by lands of U O Hanson. formerly Manthy McNabb, west by lands of A H Anderson and soul h by lands of James D Booth, the run of liug Swamj) being the line, this being conveyed to Levy H Booth by his father and mother, John Booth and M C Booth, by their deed dated January 12th, 1899." Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers. B J Sessions, Sheri!T Horry County, Iune 5th , 1900. j If. H. Woodward, Plaintiff,9 Attorrev. CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY Motliorn who value tlioir own comfort ami the welfare of their children nhotild never he w illiont it box of M other CJray'w Sweet I'owtler for Children. for tote throughout the Reason. Tliey Hreak up ('olds, Cure KeverlshneHH, Coimti|>ation. Teething hifordera, Headache and Stomach Troubles. TIIKSH POWDKHS N KV Kit 1/ All 4J..I.I 1... I. ?in. ouiii iij' mi itiij,' quires, y.'-r. Don't cypt nny BiibHtitutn. A trial jiai kiifiro will bn s??nt FlUiK to tiny mother who will iiihlri-ss Alli'it S OliuBted, I.o Hoy, N Y. Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden to hunt, Hah or trap on my lands In Fh>\ds Township, 1)1 n^ on Long Branch, and known as the Sam Jernigan land. All vlolatois will be prosecuted to the full extent of the statute SAM JKKNlUAN. Green Sea, June 4th, /9U9. 4 w 12. Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden, under the extreme penalty of the law, to hunt, fish, or in any manner to en- V ter or trespass on my lands situate r in Green Sea Township, and bounded by lands of C M Reaves, Bright Watson, K P Graham and others. All violators of this notice will bo prosecuted to the full limit of the law. M A Home. June 4, 1909. 4wl2. THE CHILDREN LIKE IT KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE COUCH SYRUP O REENI ' 'ound 25c. LIMITED DrugCol ce \ _ *i muse 4