The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 15, 1909, Image 9
VOL XX111.
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tables, kitchen goods, wind
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on the Corner
Dry Goods at Panic Prices.
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ybody. When in need don't pass the
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of
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Company.
t what you can get elsewhere,
tie see us and buy when you need
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rmers of Horry:
30 boxes White Bacon.
50 cases Tomatoes,
t. 1500 bushels Corn.
1000 bushels Oats.
business and if yot
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GROCERY COMPANY,
J P COOPER, Sec and Tres
APEST PLACI
)thing, Notions, Shoes, Hats and Caps is
aces everything in this line from a paper
t delicate dress patterns, all the latest nov
neckwear for men and women, A Comph
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hat we will not and cannot be undcrso
ave the money; we want your money a
you come to trade with us bring a two hoi
h of goods home.
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CONWAY, S. C., THU
OUK GEORGIA LKTTER,
A Horry Hoy Who Llkos He Heard
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from By tlie Friends He Left
Behind.
Dear Editor: There has been so'
much said lately about the Sunday
tram that I have decided that it is a
horrible looking thing. Some calls
it the "Devil's Flying Angel" (that
gives me to understand that the
devil has angels that walks orcrawls
or hops), llow is it that some people
who claim to be very good assist
the young people in giving ice cream
suppers, Sunday ice cream and other
frolics that leads to ruin on account
of the mingling of the sexes 111 a
way that causes them to disrespect
to each other and be altogether too i
intimate in many ways, and then cry
down something that don't concern
them? There are too many people alI
v. avs ready to try to look after some
i ~,l.. ..I.. V. i : i ?-J. ii -:
ihjuj ciai; s uuauifOH aim lei, men'
own aloi e. 1 have now nn orphan
girl from a Savannah home where
she a'aid four years, and she says
she fares much better with me than
she did in the home, hut some of my
smart, friends have begun to dictate
to me what 1 must do and how 1
must manage. 1 only hear these
things h r such dirty mugwumps
won't go to your face knowing that
they cannot tell a falsehood to your
face and get off with it, neither can
i hey pick up courage to try to manage
vour family affairs openly. Such
people are beneath the notice of decent
people. Some people here have
a knack of picking at me because I
don't take part in their frolics such
as selling suppers,at churches,school
houses and other schemes to raise
money, as well as going to weekly
frolics, Sunday ice creams, etc.
Houses of worship are not intended
for gamblng dens and when 1 go to
one 1 go there to hear the word of
God pleached and not to sell suppers,
tell coon stories or hear some
man get up and splutter over some
deed of other men's good work. I
want to see his work right. Lot the
other lellow's a'one always.
We have got hundreds of devils
whose names are on the church
hooks and other places where they
should not he, and why is it? Be
cause too many people are looking
after somebody else's business ami
not thoir own. There has been ti
train rui ning by my place for foui
years on Sunday, but J never ride
on it. 1 have a better use for monej
than to throw it away so foolishly
But I would ten times rather tuk<
, my family for a ride on the Sundu>
( train than to a supper selling schenu
11 think everybody should thinl
enough of their maker to give par
of their labor to his cause and no
make a mockery of it by selling
g schemes where nobody is out any
K thing t)ii?s leaving nothing for th
| Master to bless them for. We hav
I always had and always will have
H a class of people who think the
| can't do wrong and what they d
I has got to be right, but every san
| person knows that everybody doe
S wrong. But I always thougt thu
9 Jtny girl or woman who had no 11101
g self respect than go in bathin
I with a gang of men and boys are i
| a manner lost any way it don't mat
I t?r what else they do.
to C w Houston.
? Brewer, (la,
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^ sticii itemsDear
Mr Editor: Please allow n
a little space for a few words :
your columns.
The health of this community
generally good just now.
Mr J M McDowell, was in Co
way Tuesday on business.
Mr L P Todd visited friends <
Sunday last.
We are listening for the weddii
bells to ring at most any time.
4 Black Eyes.
D ?I
We Ask You
to take Cardul, for your femala
A LI 1 -
Biruuuics, uecause wo aro suro 11
wM help you. Romember that
this great iemalo remedy?
i7C&RDU
itP
ih- has brought reKef to thousands o!
Id. other sick women, so why not to
nd you ? For headache, backache,
se I periodical pains, female weakI
ness, many have said it is "the
I best medicine to take." Try it I
j? fpr
RSDAY, JULY 15, 1909.
FROM TUT: LAND OF FLOWERS.
I Some Excellent Advico to Herald
Correspondents.
Dear Editor: As 1 have not seen
anything in your columns from the
''Land of Flowers" lately, I will
ask your indulgence for a few lines.
The health of this neighborhood
is good at this writing.
We have been having phnty of
Tain, and better than all the rest, the
finest crops that has ever been seen
in this neighborhood, corn esspecially
and a mighty line crop of
oranges.
What in the world is some of the
people thinking about writing so
much about the Sunday train? If
any cue wishes to go to the beach
on a railroad truin and spend the
day on Sunday and the company
is willing to run the train, I cannot
see why thoie who do not wish
to go should have so much to say
about it. 1 think some of the correspondents
are little oft', especi lly
calling the train the ''Devil's flying
Angel" and Myrtle Beach
"Hell." If all goes to hell who ride
on a Sunday train there will be lots
of lost people for all over (ieorgta
and Florida the railroads run regular
schedule trains and I think that
is just what you all need. So le s
write about something else. Tell
us about your crops and haw your
hogs are looking and if your ma's
hens are laying much?
Tsow. say! how are times with you
all? Times are getting some better
out here now. There is plenty of
work and plenty of money to pay
for it.
Mr It L Smith, of Seville, was
seen on our streets a few days ago.
Mr Smith is a prosperous orange
grower in the fruitland Peninsul?r.
, lie has thirty acres'in line bearing
trees.
Mr A K Owens, who has been
i with Mr Smith for the last two
i years h;.s resigned his position and
? . ! \t .. 1 l I
iiuucjitcu uut* wiui iur ?i 'i ivouei't
i son, of Seville. Mr Owens is ii
llorry I <?y and is an industrious
j gentleman and is highly esteemed
i in his neighborhood.
Hevetutor of Putnam Ilall.
i Mr Smith's Resolution
\ Hon Jeremiah Smith returned
Recently from the meeting'of the
; State Hoard of 10<j uili/.atiou where
r he introdueed a resolution which if
, carried might have resulted in all
> property in tho State being assessed
j at its actual value instead of upon a
? sixty per cent basis as it is now. Mr
. Smith made a good argument before
the Hoard in presenting the
. resolution and since the matter has
come uo there has been ouito a lot
I of comment in the news papers,
* The resolution failed and only had H
e votes in the body. The following
ft item in reference to this matter
a appeared in the "Columbia State"
y in its issue of July 2nd.
0 There was considerable interest
e amonj,' mill men and others in the
resolution introduced bv Mr .TeremiahSmith
at the meeting of the
J State board of equnl:zi*ion which
e would have resulted in all property
K being assessed at its "actual value
n jnstead of on a 60 per cent basis.
> Smith also proposed that the
members use their influence with
o various county boards for tin
t?bir.e purpose.
soThis matter has been recommend
od a number of times by Comptrollei
General jjnes both to the Stat*
boards and to the general assembly
le the position being taken by hin
that an>thfng less that an assessment
of true value of property wa
unconstitutional.
is
nMr
T 0 White, the general ticke
)n agent of the Atlantic Coast Lint
has within the month paid Conwa
several visits and by his kindnes
? and attention to passengers ha
made himself very popular with th
patrons of the road on this end <
~ the line
I Notice.
The undersigned having bpen cc
stituted and commissioned by Tie
H M McCown, Secretary of State i
and for this State, a noard of Coi
porators authorized and empowen
to open books of subscription to th
I capital sto2k of New York Raoki
Store Company to he organised ar
created under m d pevsuant to. at
with the rights, p >wer and privileg
set forth in the declaration ai
1 petition, notice is hereby given th
the undersigned will open books
subscription at the office of C
Quattlebaum, in Conway, S. C., <
Thursday, the 15th day July, A. I
1909, at three o'clock p. m.
July 8th, 1909.
William P Vick,
William H Chestnut,
William C Reaves.
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1 To Loan on Satisfactory feilaIces I
3 to Horry Farmers to aid flier in S J?
2 care of their Tobacco drop L
J No Real Estate Mortgages jj
IS Wanted. 1S
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Its Name is Synomous with the Best
Goods and the at Lowest Prices. We
are offering seasonable goods at unprecedented
bargain prices:
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PROYISIONS- |
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING J
HAY AND GR^IN I
Improved Fanning implements
FERTILIZERS 6c ACIDS. |
We have on hand sonic good work J
Mules which we offer cheap for cash or Y
on easy payments. St
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gfh (|Jj^ A J. W. McE.AVKH, Proprietor.
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, El,
Designs and Prices Furnished on A pplioal
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9 WE HAVE BOUGHT OUT TUK Ilk COLLINS R $
t I LIVERY BUSINESS AND WE ARE TETTER PREy
I RARED THAN EVER TO FURITSH GOOD J
is I TURNOUTS TO ANY PART OF Tii; COUNTRY. I
[? I THE MAIN OFFICE WILL STILL |E AT THE I
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HIGH GPADE
\ FLOUR, j /
id V I
at Fresh Broad and Cakes alwuvs on hand. Or Grocery Dejlirtment *
of fi Hod with ehoico floods for family use and areSarkod down t> the low
P est possible notch. Phone orders given careri attention and prompt do- w
^n livery guaranteed. Phone No, 13.
)., VEGETABLES IN ?ASON, 1
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