The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 09, 1909, Image 7
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Ask these parties abou
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"picked up" on your gooc
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Meares & Minccy
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J. M. Waters
ock Bullock
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P. A. Meares & Townsei
J. J, BufTkin
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J. R. Turbeville
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R. C. Herring & Gompa
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C. F. Sanderson
Levi Jolly
R. R. Barnes, Jr.
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Tobacco Growers, the ri
down into their jeans. N
get in at the Old Reliable,
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FAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Hack lor an Old One. How
it Can toe Done in Conwa>.
The back aches at times with a
dull, indiscriable feeling, making
you weary and restless; piercing
pains shoot across the region of the
kidneys, and again the loins are so
* lame to stoop is agony. No use to
rub or apply a plaster to the back
) in this condition. You cannot roach
the cause. Exchange the bad back
for a new aud stronger one. Conway
residents would do well to profit,
by the following example:
P O Falkenstin, 415 Darlington
St., Florence, SC., says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills are in my estimation
an excellent remedy. I suffered almost
constantly from a dull ache in
the small of my back. I also had
sharp, shooting pains in my loins
and upon arising in the morning I
was very sore and it was quite a little
while before the stiffness disappeared.
T came to the conclusion
that n.y kidneys were disordered as
the secretions were highly colored
and contained a dark sediment. I
used about a box of Doan's Kidney
Pills and they acted promptly, removing
the lamenoss and soreness
from my kidneys and regulating the
passage of the kidney secretions
My back is now free from pain and
you are at liberty to publish mv
statement in return for the benefit I
have received from Doan's Kidney
Pill's."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50c.
Foster-Milburu Co., Buffalo, New
York, also agents for the United
States.
Remember the name- Doan's--and
take no other.
The Sea Side Inn will close its
doors to guests for the seasou next
Sunday,
J A Fleming, L B Williams, T W
Booth, J W Edwards, and W D
Watson were all pleasant callers
last week.
A Hurry Up Call.
Quick! Mr Druggist?Quick!?A
box of Bucklen's Arnica SalveHere's
a quarter?For the love of
Moses, hurry! Baby's burned himself,
terribly?Johnnie cut his foot
with the axe?Mamie's scalded?Pa
can't walk from piles?Billie has
boils?and my corns ache. She got
it and soon cured all the family. Its
the greatest healer on earth. Sold
by Norton Drug Co,
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Captain Long, of the Atlantic
Coast Line, has been ?iven a vacation,
and he, wife and child are vising
relatives abroad,
G Fred Stalvey, Esq , was on our
streets a day or so last week, lie
is now located at Lake City, this
L State.
> ?TOBAC
he following price
t these Drices-And out vour t
op of the market and protec
1 tobacco, but bring it to th<
LOT POUN
one 232
one 370
one 750
one 346
one 1204
one 290
one 556
nd one 1574
one 564
one 550
one 116
one 292
ny one 224
one 246
one 682
one 592
one 26C
one 70]
one 1224
one 114!
ishof Farmers at the Farmei
ote prices obtained for the a
"Farmers" Warehouse??? <
Gurley Gurjrlus. {
Editor Herald: Pleaso allow me j
space in your columns for a few
words from tljis place,
Mr and Mrs R M Prince, Jr., of
Habgood, N C , spent a few days
with their parent, Mr R M Prince,
Sr. Mr Prince holds a responsible
position with the A C L at that
point.
We have had somo very warm
weather, out it is quite cool and
more seasonable.
I Farmers are beginning to pick
cotton and getting ready to gin.
I As the tobacco crop was dull we
hope to get a satisfactory price for
our cotton. 1
Mrs Hattie Prince and daughter,
Ethel, spent a few days at Lake
Waccamaw, N C., recently.
On August 27th, 1901), the death
angel visited the home of Mr and
Mrs Charles King and took from
them his loving wife, Alice, Alice
was a good, kind aud loving mother
and was loved by all who knew her. ?
She leaves a husband, two children j
and a host of friends to mourn her
loss, but wo hope our loss is her
eiertiai gain. ?ne was laid to rosti
the following day at Bayboro in the '
presence of a large and sorrowing 1
congregation. G P, '
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Nljrht on Bald Mountain.
On a lonely night Alex Benton, of j
Port Edward, N Y , climbed Bald
Mountain to the home of a neighbor, j
tortured by Asthma, bent on curing
him with Dr King's New Discov- ,
ery, that had cured himself of Asth- .
ma. This wonderful medicine soon
relieved and cured his neighbor.
Later it cured his son's wife of a j
severe lung trouble. Millions believe
its the greatest Throat and
Lung cure on earth. Coughs, Colds
Croup, Hemorrhages and Sore
Lungs are cured by it. Best for ,
Hay Fever, Grip and Whooping
Cough? 50c and $100. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Norton
Drug Co. (
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On nrtnnnnt a/ a C!~ ' 1
.. ui u uiutu livw prom- 1
hibing a railroad from working a !
train crew longer than twelve hours
in a day, the Friday's down frieght .
was held up at Loris something like ,
twelve hours. It did not reach Con- i
way until about 2 o'clock Saturday 1
afternoon, consequently there was 1
no freight train out from here that 1
morning. 1
Rev O E Edwards has returned i
to Conway after spending a three 1
week'8 vacation very pleasantly
He filled his regular appointment at l.
the Methodist church last Sunday (
morning and evening to the delight t
of his large congrgation. t
The corner stone of New Bethel \
A M E church wa9 laid la9t Friday J
with appropriate ceremonies in the
presence of a large concourse of interested
people. After the ceremo- 1
nies the inner man was refreshed at g
a bountiful picnic dinner. . i
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s obtained for ou
obacco on Farmers' Warehoi
:t your interest. Mr W. L
3 i'Old Reliable" Farmers' W
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rs' Warehouse, Fair Bluff, Is
hove farmers in the last few
Jomeand bring your friends ;
YOURST
A Beautiful Bouquet.
The Herald is in receipt of a beau-'
tiful and fragrant bouquet of posies. \
While wo regret to lose Mr Clayton i
as a subscriber, yet we cannot blame
him under the circumstances, and as I
we cannot all'ord to carry him as a;
compliment, no matter how much :
we would like to do so, the Herald j
will have to cease its visits to him,
or, at least, until the clouds roll by.
It is the exception and not the rule
when the rugged pathway of an
Editor is strewn with flowers, its
generally censure, abuse aud cusses
that he meets with as he plods his
weary way, so we exhibit his bouquet,
as follows:
"Florence, S G., Aug27,1909.
"The llorry Herald,
"Gentlemen:
"I subscribed to your paper for
the campaign when 1 ran for Solicitor
and puid.you for that time. You
have continued to send me your
paper. Now I do not know whether
}ou are sending me this paper as
a compliment or not. Individually
I am not interested in the Horry
news, but as a public spirited man I
want Horry to succeed as other
Bounties. And I want to compli
mont your paper as beinjj above tee
ivera^e of county papers, but as 1
said if you are not sending this
paper complimentary, 1 have no interest
individually in its publication
and I can t atTord to take it as T
have more expenses than I can well
provide for. So if you aro not sending
it to me complimentary and as
my contract was only for the time
jf the campaign, I warn you that 1
am unable to take it further, but in
missing it, 1 feel a loss for certainly
you deserve credit for bringing out
such a paper.
44Yours truly,
44W. F, Clayton,
\ Few Facts About <
LIVER TROUHLE. 1
A dull sluggish liver always brings u t
lull, sluggish feeling to the entlro body. i
When the liver works properly the blood
courses through the body in a bright red <
stream. When the liver is inactive the ,
blood becomes dull and muddy, and it is
full of poisonous matter. A great many 1 1
people try to get a clear, pink and white!
complexion by rubbing things on their!
Faces. They might rub a life time and
[}ia umno voll<*fi? ? 11
??w?t win|ii('Aiuii womu re- ;
main?Jor the liver causes It. Only bright i
red bleod brings line complexion, Blood
loaded with impurities from tlie liver
tends the impnritle9 out through the
lores of the skin and turns the skin brown- I
Sh yellow, I
To get rid of the dull, heavy feeling I
ind muddy, yellow complexion to get the
Ivor to working again. Two 50c bottles
>f BLOODINK will do it nine times out t
en. If you are troubled with Constipolon
and straining use. BLOODINK (LdVBH
PILLS with the BLOODINK. Morton
Drug Co.
Call and pay your sub>cripMon i
b\?r some time the Herald has been
lending out statements to its subscribers
who are in arrears.
rVERS; W
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ir customers in t
ise Floor where competent
. Faucett the best auction*
arehouse and sell. Highest
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Miles Johnson
Boyd Rogers
Lawrence Elkins
m Jenkins & Phillip
A. E. Lancaster
Ed Britt
Alex Gibson
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J. A. Edniond
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I. C , is caused by the price
days: Are you surprised tl
and join the money getting* c
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tm ki aa
Women, worn and Iked l|
Ej from ever-work, need a M
|gi Ionic. That feeling of weak- ||
SSI nesser tiredness will not jjl
||j leave you of itself. Take fS
HI Cardul, that cttcctuaircniedy is
jS for the ailments and weak- 5}
b| ness of women. Thousands m
&j of women have tried Cartful ?3
H and write enthusiastically of m
H t(8 great benefit to Shera. [:
I A recent fetter from Mrs.
Charles Bragg, of Sweetser, ||
fnd., says: "Tongue can- ||J
not tell how much your med- IK$I
Ilclne has done tor me. Be- Ej|j
fore I began taking Curdui 5 oh
could not do a day's work. 1 S|j
would work awhile and lie ||
down. I shall always give pj!
praise to your medicine." || I
Try Cardui. For sale W*
everywhere. ^ ^
Announcement
This being our twenty-fifth year
)f uninterrupted success, wo wish it
to be cur "Banner Year."
Our thousands of satisfied customers,
and fair dealing, i& bringing
is new customers daily.
Tf you are contemplating the pur
^hase of a piano or organ, write us
it once for catalog, and for our
pecial proposition.
Malone's Music House
COLUMBIA. S O.
S P HAWES, I
MIV IMP I:
IlltllLI IMUULKILO,
Caters to the wants of the people
ror first class groceries place youi
>rders with me.
STRAYED
There has strayed to my plnco a
red pup about 5 months old. Ovvi ei I
will plfate call on the ur.ders'go and
pay advertisement c harges. I
A P Johnson., Box, S. C
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"ATCH^-i"
he past few days:
judges such as J. F. Rogers. C
nor in North Carolina will cl
t market prices guaranteed
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3 they are getting and the rr
tat all the farmers are mikii
rowd. We will protect your in
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We have one of the linos
goods ever brought to Conway,
parlor suites, single and double
tables, kitchen goods, window fi:
etc. Goods the best, prices the
CASH OR ir*
WO 1^ l^OX*. 1>
SPAItTANIll
IIENKY NELSON SNYDEI
I'll KSI 1)1
Ton Dopartmonts?Gymnasirm un
letio Grounds. Library and Lih
fourtli year begins September 15,
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Three Now Brick Buildings Sten
' Individual attention to each studer
tember 15, 11)01). For catalogue an
A. M, DuPRE,
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o the crying. Don't be
always and every day.
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POUNDS PRICE
1330 12
290 t) 3-4
700 9
478 8 1-4 1
"02 10 I
1130 .18
080 8 I
158 10 1-4
510 II 1-2 I
540 12 1-4
1082 9 I
358 14
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i >aey they are shoving
i * for and pushing to
iterest when you come.
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Furniture anil household*^ 9
consisting of bed-room suites H
beds, bureaus, chairs, dining I
cfcurcs, carpets, mattings, rugs B
lowest. I
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niture Co.]
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Science Hall. Fifty1000.
For catalogue address
<rj, Secretary.
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