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Second Class Mall Matter.
tUllLlSllEl) EVEKY TIIUHSDAY MOltNINU
^ BY CONWAY PUBLISHING CO.
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PKK YEA
, II, WOODWARD, Editor
THURSDAY, JULY 1, 11)09
Items front Macedonia.
Mr Kditor: Will vm hr? or. m.^i
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to give me a small space in your pamper
for a few words?
Health is genorally good at this
writing.
There will be a Children's Day at
Macedonia church on the 3rd Sunday
in July. Everybody is invited
to coine and be with us and don't go
on the Sunday train to the beach for
wo all know that it is a sin, for one
of the commandments is to remem-1
ber the Sabbath day and keep it
holy. It may seem like a love feast
some but it don't to a Chi istian, and
I tell you a Christian is not going I
on that Sunday train. If every one
would examine his heart he would
find out that the Sunday train would
stop and if we don't obey God's
law we are not what we profess to be.
We should Iovp .tpcho
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wo do the Sunday train because he
died to save us and to make the way
. of salvation plain and you know he
cares more for us than the Sunday
train does for wo do not have to
buy our way to heaven. We can
got there on our knees. God is
merciful and think what a sin it is
to leave oil' God and go on that Sunday
train. Hoys and girls! please
dont go on that Sunday train no
more. The Scriptures say if you
love me keep my commandments
and blessed is he who shall be found
so doing, May the Lord havo mercy
on all that havo been on the Sunday
train. May they see as 1 do, and if
they do I know they will not go any
more.
Much success to the Herald and
its many readers. J L Suggs.
lias Resigned
In the oflice of the United State*
' ircuit Court an order of Judge
j Pritchard was recently tiled, being
the acceptance of the resignation oi
v James J Brut, one of the three receivers
of the Kanawha Lumbei
corporation, who, having been made
special counsel of the United State*
government, was forced iosurrendei
the position that he has in winding
lip the lumber concern, the resigna
tion to take effect on June 30. li
the order he is allowed ?500 sal an
for the two months, May and nine
and the other receivers, John 1
^ Howard and F 13 Wetherbee, w\\
now administer upon the propoiti
^ in charge.
Council Petitioned.
Since the Sunday train has beet
coming through Conway on its wn;
to the beach more or less people art
on the streets in the afternoon win
insist on buying cigars and coo
drinks from some of the merchants
As a result of this there was a peti
tion being circulated recently ask
ing the town council to pass an or
\ * dinanco making it a punishable of
fense to sell anything on Sunday except
in case of sickness. Some o
the people signed the petition, bu
there were others who refused t<
sign.
Cotton BloomsThe
following should have np
peared in the last issue of the Her
aid but the bloom was received to<
late for the acknowledgment to ap
pear; "An open cotton bloom wa
received from lv Livingstone at Lit
tie Liver. It opened on the 20tl
and picked on the 21st. Mr Liv
ingstoue is generally among th
first.
I)r McCord and family are i
Hodges. His wife and child re
will remain for the summer. Befor
the doctor returns he will visit i
Tennessee and take in New Orleani
i VSeveral
new cottages will probs
^ly be built on the beach during th
ccurse of the next month, The ne^
Ofittnrrn nf W A Vwomon ia ??
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Hearing completion
_ Harry Foote left for New Yor
Thursday where he will put o
"Slumberlaud" for the benefit of on
of the aristocratic churches in tba
city.
Some repairs are being made to th
J residence of Mayor H P Little o
J Upper Main street,
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EXAMINATION
e The examination for tho award of
vacant Scholarships in Winthrop
College and for the admission of now
students will bo held at the County
11 Court House on FRIDAY, JULY
h 2, at (J a. m. Applicants must b'
e not less than 15 .years of ago. When
n Scholarships are vacant after Jul>
3. 2 they will be awarded to those mak
ing the highest average at this ex
k" ami nation, provided they meet the
e conditions governing the award. Ap
* plicants for Scholarships should
y write to President Johnson before
the examination for Scholarship examination
blanks.
k Scholarships are worth i J 00 and
n freo tuition. The next session will
e open September 15, 1909. For fur
it ther information and catalogue, ad
dress Pres. D. B. JOHNSON, Rock
Hill, S C,
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A Busy Mediolne for Bnsy People.
? Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor.
A specific for Constipation, Indigestion, Live
nd Kidney Troubles. Pimples. Eowmn. Impur<
Blood, Bad Breath, Sluggish Bowels, Iteadaclu
. and Backache. It's Ropky Mountain Tea in tab
let form, 8ft cents a box. Ocnuino made b}
" Hot,M8TKR Druo Company, Madison. Wi*.
i" tOLOEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
'. M W Wall, of Marion, is visiting
y his brother Beatie Wall, in Conway.
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YOUR NEAREST MAIL E
Ladies' Costumes.
White and Colored Lingerie Priucess
Dresses, elaborately trimmed
in laces and embroideries $2 50 to
$85 00 each.
Same in tine quality Messaline
Sil,k, $12 75 to $50 00 each.
WHITE AN II ( OLOKIil) JI'MPEII
SUITS.
in Linene, English Repp and All
Linen, $2 50 to $20 00, Suit.
New line of Floor Covering just
in. Write for pricos.
AGENTS FOR LAI
Sale Under Foreclosure.
Under and by virtue of a judgment
for foreclosure, and sale made
by his nonor John S Wilson, Presid.
ing Judge, in a suit brought for the
foreclosure of a certain mortgage
executed by the defendant W E
Graham to the firm of J Stackhouse
& Son, dated the 25th day of February
A. P , 11)07; the said action
brought against W E Graham, N Q
orainger and N b Allsbrook and J
R Allsbrook, Co-partners as Allsbrook
nros., and the said judgment
therein bearing date the 29th day of
May a i)., 1909; notice is hereby
given that u J Sessions, SherilT of
the County of Horry, will sell to
the highest bidder, before the Courthouse
door at Cooway, S. C , during
legal hours of sale, on salosday in
July next, it being the 5th day of
said month, all and singular the
following described lands and premises,
to wit:
44All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land situated in Simpson
Creek Township, IJorry County,
South Carolina, bounded on North
by lands of Samuel Todd, on the
East by lands of Simon lioyd, on
south by lands af Ellis Mishoe, on
the west by Kingston Lake. This
piece, parcel of lands contains fifty
acres, more or less, and is known as
Alve Thompson place, and deeded to
me (W E Graham) by S D Todd
There is no claim of any kind
against said tract of land."
Torma t\f an In nncVi nnwnlinnn. Is
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pay for papers.
B J Sessions,
ShoritT Horry County.
Dated June 5th., 1001),
FI. H. Woodward,
Plaintiff's Attorney,
Trespass Notice.
All persons aie hereby forbidden tr
hunt, llsh or trap on my lands in Eloydt
Pownsldp, 1) ing on Long Branch, and
known as the Sam Jetnigan land. All
vlolatois will l*? prosecuted to the full
extent of the statute
SAM JEKNIUAN,
Green Sea, June 4th, 1(J00.
4wt2.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden,
under the extreme penalty of the law,
to hunt, fish, or in any manner toenter
or trespass on my lands situate
in Green Sea Township, and bounded
by lands of C M Heaves, Bright
Watson, E P Graham and othtrs
All violators of this notico will be
iM^ntoon f A^I * f?-11 It ? ' 1 - r 1 1
piwov/fuicu tu liic iuii limit or mt
law. M .A Home.
June 4, 11)01). 4wl2.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that al
constables are required to file forth
with their bonds according to lav
, in the ottice of the Clerk of Court o
the count}', together with theii
r oaths of oflice. and all constable!
not complying will be refused theii
. pay by the county.
A. C. MURRELL,
r County Supervisor
1785" 190!
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTOI
1 125 Year Begins October 1.
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Entrance examinations will hi
held at the County Court House oi
I Friday, July 2nd, at 9 a. m. AY
candidates for admission can com
nn'n in 1 11
fxsvxy a li V/UUUUUI 1UI VilUtUIb L)UyCI
. scholarships, which pay $100 a year
: One free tuition scholarship to cacl
County of South Carolina Boarc
and furnished room in Dormitory
$12 00 Tuition, $10.00 for catologuf
address. Harrison Uniddph,
President
Strayed.
Strayed from my place, about Jan.
s uary 15 1900, one sow and three pigs
r Ear marks, crop and nick in one ear
i and crop in other ear color of sow
alack and White, spotted pigs black
and red spotted. Any one finding
1 same will be rewarded by owner.
I J n Hughes,
Loris, S. C.
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HECE GOODS IN
AT WHOLES.
iOX PLACES OUR STORI
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walking Skirts.
TWO GRAND SPECIALS
Ladies' Skirts in fine quality MackVoile,
trimmed in Satin bauds, value
$7 50, salo each $5 00.
Ladies' Shirts in linest quality
Alunan Voilo, Black only, worth
from $15 00 to $20 00, sale each $10.
ImKss o-ooi:
We carry the cheapest sto
our stock is overflowing witi
over any counter in all the
gathered here from the mar
a specialty of Black Goods f
DIES HOME JOURr
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HORSES, r\ULEt
We are agents in Marion <
Buggies. There is no othei
famous buggies. We are a
better at the price. When i
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Sale Under Execution.
s Under and bv virtue of an execu
I tion bearing dato the 3rd day of Junt
- A. D., 130!), issued by the Clerk o!
I n *
Mmri upon a judgment bear in
! date the 29ih day of May, 1909, ant
^ rendored by his Honor John S Wil
son, in the case of J T Thompkins,
Plaintiff vs Levy FJ Booth, Defend
: ant, in which said action an attach
ment had been levied upon the lam
hereinafter described; notice is here
1 by given that I, B J Sessions, sherif
- of the County of Horry, will sel
7 before the courthouse door to th<
^ highest bidder, at Conway, S. C.
r during legal hours of sale on sales
s day in July next, it being the btl
r day of said month, all and singulai
ihe following described lands an(
tenements levied upon by me as th<
property of the defendant Levy Ij
' Booth, to wit:
1 "All and singular that certain trac
I or parcel of land in Bayboro town
ship, containing one hundred (109
acres, more or less, and boundet
north and east by lands of R O Han
e son, formerly Manthy McNabb, wes
J by lands of A H Anderson and s >utl
by lands of James D Booth, the rut
of nug Swamp being the line, thi:
Ly beinc'convo.vorl t.n r.nif? tT w.
n - j ?v. .v M+\. ? JF ?1 HUWI'll U\
' his father and mother, John Bootf
J and M C Booth, by thoir deed datec
January 12fch, 1899."
; Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
' pay for papers.
B J Sessions,
SheritT Uorry County,
lune 5th , 1909,
H. H. Woodward,
. PlaintitT.s Attorney.
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New Waists.
Whito Lawn Waists, trimmed with
luces and embrodierios, the best values
in the South, 00c to $10 00each. I
Ladies' Lace Waists in whito and
Ecru. Ail new models, $1 08 to
| $2 00 each.
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cks in the south. Right now
h the best values ever shown
staple and fancy novelties
kets of the world. We make
or Mourning.
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Dealers in
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county for the celebrated Mo;
r Buggies sold in this section
Iso agents for the Wrenn Bi
in Mullins stop at our stables
>mpany and look over our lin
jLIDAY 0(
Mullins, Marion and Dillon.
ig Reduction on
3, all the latest col
Ve have reduced
Clothing 25 per c<
Summer Stock.
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The Gull
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[ Goods and the at Lo
; are offering seasonal
, cedented bargain pri
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Ladies9 uits.
Trim anil smar t and of the most
wanted fabric Tailor Made Suits in
Black, Navy Blue, Panama, tastiiy
tailored Klsewhore you would have
to pay $17 50 for them. Our price,
I Suit, $111 50.
Ladies' Suits in all wool Panama,
plain and shadow stripes. Black and
all the new colors. Suits worth
$'25 00. Our price, $20 00.
Ladies' Suits, in all the leading
Pastel shades, all chic models. $27 ."?
to HiO 00 Suit.
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