The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 05, 1909, Image 4
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VOL XX111.
!" HIGH CRADE 1
riioMiTiiDn
IrunniiunL: s
Wo have our of the linos of Furniture and household*,
goods ever brought to Con vny, crnsiMiig ( f hcd-rrtni suites
parlor suites, single and double beds. bureaus, chairs, dining s
tables, Uiichon goods, window fixtures, carpets, mattings, rugs
etc.. (ioods the best, prices the lowest.
CASH OR INSTALLMENT. |
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I SEED. TURN I P. SEED |
I Buists' and Wood's New Crop, j
| Rutabaga and Uolden h5all. |
I r V UlllS IPSEED,
| 10 CENTS PER 1-4 POUND. |
| Conway Drug Co j
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FLOUR and RICE
To the Farmers of Horry:
^ '* > Ne k f* ll'J* ^ g *
bbls l'iouv. 30 bo<i#K White tfttumit.
200 bage Rico 50 easiest Tomatoes,
10 b?xcs Smoked liaeon, 1500 bushels t orn,
j 1000 bushels Oata,
We want your business and if you
have not the cash we are willing to
wait till tobacco time. See us.
1'ALMETTO GROCERY COMPANY,
MULLINS: J P COOPER, See and Treas
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W O fl " !^<>R1> CO lu EG 10
SPAirfANllt'im, s. c.
: HENRY NELSON SNYDER, M. A , I.ITT 1). Li, D. ,
, 1 PRESIDENT.
; Ten Departments- Ciymnosirm under competent director. Ath j'
i lelic Grounds Library and Librai inn Science Flail. FiftyFourlh
year begius September lf>, 11)01). For catalogue address
11 J. A. GAMESVELL, Secretary. i
| W of ford College lit/ting School!
I sPAurA^nuno, s.c. ,
I Three Now Stick Ruildirgs Strarn IToat and Electric Eights.
| I mli vidi al a' Ion lion to each student. Next Session begins Sep- i,
1 lumber 15, 1009. For catalogue and information address
^ ^ ^ A. M, PuPRE, Headmaster.
The Store on the Corner
Is the place to get Dry Goods at Panic Prices.
As complete a Stock of Shoes as can be found anywhere in Styles and
at prices to prices to suit overvhody. When in need don't pass the
Corner Store but bo sure i na call on
a r~ hii/m iai a r\
C' IMIOnULHOA.
Bennottsvillo Marble Wk
1$| Ml/^Y ft J. W. McRlAVICK, Proprietor.
Vfl |JV ^ MANUFACTURER OF
MKKItS, TOMBSTONES, ETC.
Jjfc? L ?s.8?
ww*1 *.V '.lua-^Eal 'tfns unci Prices Furnishorl on A pplicatiot
^ ^ for Anything in Our Line.
U K* ?ASWJK? AGENT. CONWAY. 8.
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CONWAY, S. C., THURf
In Lovlnc Mcinor> .
Dertha K. Lee died at her home
on July 12th, 1909, a#ed 21 yeurs and
9.1 /1 !i \> c fshii uiuo u ?? K?* - ^
ed and lived only a few hours. All
tl at 1 v ng hands could do was dot e
but lhere was 110 earthly help for
her. She knew her condition aud
said she was going to die as she was
burnt to death. Sh3 tried to corS"le
her father by saying she felt
g w>d In this short life sho leaves
a good record. Sho was a member
of the Missionary Baptist church
and a member of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society and u
ghnious Sunday school worker.
There is a vacant seat in Ike
church, the Missionary Society, tinSunday
school and the day school
that never can be filled.
Bertha leaves a father and mother,
three brothers, five sisters aud a
host of relatives and fiiends to
mourn their loss, but they weep not
as those who have no hope Let us
all submissive be and remember God
d >eth all things well.
Bertha thou hast gore and left Us,
And thy loss wedreply feel,
But 'tis Uid who hast bereft us,
f l A d'. n .*11 /? *** ?... 1 1
in. i.t ii mi uui sui I'UWS IH'ill .
Kor our ^hearts are crushed with
weeping,
What has been can never be,
As it's be>t for 3011 to leave us,
Best to leave us here below.
iler Aunt.
Notice
There has straxed to my place one
black hug with white face marked a
1 crop and split in the ritrht ear, and
I a ciop and 1 crop in the left ear.
Owner will please apply and pay
halves to: J M Vereen, Vina, S.
C.
Never before since Myrtle Beach
was made u sea side resort has theie
neen such an interest manifested
i 1 it as there has been th's tear.
Croxvds have been gathering thi re
almost every day and serf bathing
is said to have been tin usually flue.
Several new eottog.s huvo been
erected And still there are others
contempluted.
The ditch in rear of block of buildjng<
on Main itref>t, beiwftcn ilrd
and 4'h av^nUiafl, has b*??n noxed in
mdaihywuv mad a with entrance
luU exit on iitrjiGfc,
WM< C \*im n 'MM ><>% nK>~
K. 1 > M > t 1 l?r l > ' " - ? ? ' ' "
mbUATS ftTMll fcDIXONS
M M II I M ?'
&<U{?li CarollMft,
Monday. -A, uggst $od. . }^fc Sale
Tueuljy ,l $rcl.,.. fit.h Salt
Wednesday ,4 -jth.,,, Jt.h Salt*
Thursday 14 5th . . 3rd Sale
Kriday 44 6th... 2nd Sale
Monday 44 9th.... 5th Safe
Tuesday 44 10th... 4th Sale
Wednesday 41 11th... 3rd Sale
Thursday 44 12th.... 2nd Sale
IViJay " 44 13th.... 1st Sale
Monday 44 16th . 4th Sale
Tuesday 44 17th. . 3rd Sale
Wednesday 44 18th..., 2nd Sale
Thursday 44 19th... 1st Sale
b'ridny 44 20th....5lh Sale
Monday 44 23 >d... 3rd Sale
Tuesday 44 24th. . .2nd Sale
Wednesday 44 25th . 1st Sale
Thursday 4 4 26th ... 5th Sah
Friday 44 27th.. 4th Sale
Monday 44 30th... 2nd Sah
Tuesday 44 31st ... 1st Salt
Our last sales are just as good as
our first. Wo know the market value
of tobacco in the evening as well
as in the morning. If .you are
growing tobacco for the top dollar,
we can interest you. Our able and
, well known auctioneer, Mr John W
i Lacy is a fine bid catcher and he
never leaves a pile of tobacco as louj.
as there is a bid in sight.
Big sales are no stranger to us as
we have always been used to them
and we have made ample room for
our trade by addingieveu thousand
feet of floor space with two larg<*
and commodious drive ways and
fifty new sky lights miking over
I one bund red sky lights in all thus
giving us the longest aucl best lighted
warehouse in South Carolina.
Your friends,
Neal & Dixon
Notice.
The undersigned will be glad to
receive bids for the entire merchan
aise stock ol U. H. Uutler at private
sale, and all bids will be received
confidentially and not disclosed.
Reference to the notice appearing
elsewhere in this paper will sho*
that the undersigned has been authorized
to make private sale cf the
property between this date and tin
first Thursday in August, and tha>f
the property is not disposed of a?
private sale, that it will all go toth.
highest bidder at public sale Tueslay,
August 17.
H. H, Woodward.
Assignee and Agent for Creditor.-.
Takkn Up?A young unmarket
ileifer. Owner can reaver sanrn
y proving property and paying expenses.
j. H. Wice, Conway, S. C.
jul 29 3t.
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5DAY, AUGUST 5, 1909.
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Horry Tc
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Fair Dealings and Curteaus
Bankruptcy SmIo. i
Subject to thecioncliti'His awl pro-!
visions hereinafter set forth, !he|
undersigned assignee of C. 11.
13utier, and agent for his creditors,
duly abpointcd, will olTer for sale to
the hiphesi. bidder on Tuesday the
17th of August, A. 1)., 1 90!) at
11 o, clock in the forenoon at the
<tore formerly occupied bv C. II
Butler at the vards of the Kanawha
Lumber Corporation near Conway,
S. C., a'l and singular the stock of
goods of said C, -j. Butler, amounting
bv inventory to the sum < f
$2232.86, one gasoline b at valued
at the sum of $100 C)0 and perhaps
some other articles of uncertain
value, the said stock of goods consisting
of ladies dress good*,
clothing, grooerie*, and articles garorally
Wept in general merchandise
slock, and storQ futures, consistieg
of tlitt McUao Refrigerator, computing
J&Vtfti riifoe oop
peanut- IdWlUc of-0 <01 t<?nk made
by tiirt Aodafiion rooi Coin pun*, aft#
ofilad dfiwk and v&vifhiy ftfUclU)* in
wuld storo.
Tf'-ft potieM iw ftfyfl?* to the
in'oyiso tpiit i-hf undersigned ha?
author I vietl to spll the tyhove
described properly."" oy ftny part
thereof; at pis d'UciHloh at private
s/i h? i\t, hn v ttm.i he hire the first
Thursday in Auupst next, ard n
case private sale bhajl ho made the
property disposal of at such private
sale will pot to. sold at the aforesaid
public sale, tfftd subject to the further
pr< viso that the undersigned
reserves the ri^ht t") re ject any and
all bids made at said sale.
Bids received anytime and considered
and bids will not be disclosed
until after sale.
II II. Woodward, Assi^.ioe
and A^ent of Creditors,
luly KJ, 1909.
CHICHESTER SPILLS
DIAMOND BdAND
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LADIttS t "v?
Aak your r?p-lfUt for CTTI-CTIItS-TER'S A
i)IAMONl) JIKAND riLI.S in Km and AA
Gol.i> metallic boxes, sealed with Iilue(%y>
KlbDOfl. 1 AKR NO OTHER. Tiny oF your V/
DturkUE and auk for Oill-CUKH.TMtH V
)UMOM> ItUANU I'll.l.H, for twonty-fivO
years repnriletl as liest, Safest, Always lit-linble.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
time cucdyu/uppp worth
i tuibl) tVtrlifVnLriC tested
Notice of Dist liarurc,
Notice is hereby given that tho
undersigned administrator of B P
V\ t -n will apply for a final discharge
.is such administrator before the
ledge of Probate of Horrv County
it tiis oilier at Conway, S b., at 11
o'clock in h forenoon on the 16th
day of August A. D , 1601)
II H Woodward, Administrator, LI
P Tuton.
Dated July 10th A. D. 1600.
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Hacker Mfg Co ,
Successors to
GEORGE S HACKER & SONS,
VK r u -Ti'i: K
Doors, Hahii and IIj.inds, Ooi.dmnr and
Rai.ithtkiis, UkIi.i.kh and Oaiiik Oiinahknd*,
ScitKKN DoOHH and WINDOWS.
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(Ii.ahh, Sash Cokd and Wkioiith.
-I1ARLEST0N, S. C
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. BOWLES, Mana
Treatment. Our satisfied <
that wc give satisfaction.
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Jts name is Synomous with
lowest price- We are offerii
preccdented purgam prices
Dry Goods and Clothing,
mfento* fVHUhsara and Add&t
Ws havo on i\nm\ stnno ga
ofter cheap for cash or on e&fc
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-5 WB HAVE BOUGHT Ol
| LIVERY BUSINESS AND A
| RA'RED THAN EVER 1
)\ TURNOUTS TO ANY PAT
THE MAIN OFFICE WILL
| POUTER STABLES.
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i Ry concealing it at
1 by stowing it awav
i jars; by sewing it
A ticks; by tucking: it
| or carpets, in euyb
! draws; these are soi
which people lose
sometimes THEIR
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customers is our guarantc
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i the Cost Goods and atih
\% Reasonable goods at ut
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>tid Work nudes Vt hich w
y paynwista,
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VE ARE BETTER PRETO
FURNISH GOOD
IT OP TuE COUNTRY.
. STILL BE AT THE
sT HINSON
w
>out their person;
in mugs, jugs and
up in skirts and
under the couches
toards and bureau
neof the wavs hv
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their money?and -J
LIVES.
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