The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 09, 1909, Image 8

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COTTON. The cottou market If now open and the cotton coming In freely, The prices are good and are looking up. Our prices today is 113 cents and wo hope to be able to olTot 12 1-2 cents by the last of the week, IiOt your cotton come in and wt will you all there is in it. Wc bought last season about nineteen hundred bales and expect to buy this season at least twenty-four hun dred. If you have one bale brine il or if you have ten bring them. Tlu kw?t repprfc shows a shortage o about 21 per cent, but the price if high enough to over balance tlu shortage. Wo got daily limits and are alsc wired any sudden changos in tlu market. So wo are always posted and able to give you the best price possible. Your* for Cotton, J. C. SPlVEYj D. A, Spivey 6c Company. LIFE AND EIRE INSURANCE AGTS Represent the Strongest Companies Policies written on the most liberal terms. Place ycur insurance with us. Prompt settlement of Claims. For Sai.k: One 2 acre lot situated in Conway, S. C., on Gull3' street, with now 6-room dwelling on same, For particulars aj>ply to. W E Marsh, 4w24 Cool Spring, S. C. SALE DAYS AT NEAL & DIXONS l:armcrA' Warcliouao, M 11 111 n h Sooth Carolina. Wednesday Sept. 1th.... 5th Sale Thursday 44 2nd... 4th Sale Friday 14 3rd... 3rd Sale Monday 44 (5th.. 1st Sale Tuesday 4 4 7th... 5th Sale Wednesday 44 8th... 4th Sale Thursday 44 3th.. .. 3rd Sale Friday 44 10th.... 2nd Sale Monday 44 13th . 5th Sale Tuesday 44 14th. . 4th Sale Wednesday 44 15th.. .. 3rd Sale Thursday 44 16th... 2nd Sale e1..i - - " * r nuay " 17th .... 1st Sale Monday 44 20th... 4th Sale Tuesday 11 21st. . 2nd Sale Wednesday 14 22nd . 2nd Sale Thursday. " 22rd ... 1st Sale Friday " 24th... 5th Sale Monday 44 27th.. . 2vd Sale Tuesday 41 28th.. .. 2nd Sale Wednesday, 44 29 ih . . 1st Sale Thursday 44 20th .... 5th Sale 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 avo growing tobacco for the top dollar, wo can interest you. Our able and well known auctioneer, Mr John "W, Lacy is a, fine bid catcher and be never loaves a pile of tobac.oo?&s \ong as .there is a bid in sight,. Blg; sales tfro no strunjgv'p to\is as we have, always been u^d t0 thom and we-have o^ado t\r'J.)lo room for our trade by addmgr cvcu thousand feet of floor spaoe with two iarj,c aod(icpmmodtoorj drive ways and 11 f / lights making over onehmubfe ( p^hts in all thin giving i? ^ largest and best light \V? .rehouse in South Carolina. Your friends, Neal & Dixoi America's Greatest Weeklj Toledo Blade TOLEDO. OHIO The Hr>Hf Knnwn "M nitra _ _ . % V JLA.AK V/ TV Aft i. 1 V TT D paper in the United States C irculation 20o,ooo.o( Popular In Every State The seventy-fourth year of its exlstenc finds the Toledo Blade more popular tha at any period of it remarkable career. 1 is now read each week by more than million people. Ita llehl is not circuit scribed by State boundaries but invol^ the length and breath of the Unite States giving it an unquestionable right c claiming to beihe greatest national weeh \y newspaper In the country. The Weekly Blade is distinctly a fain ly newspaper. The one object of Its pul ushers lias always been to make It fit fo the American home, for the fireside, an of interest to ev?-ry member of the fain ly. To fulfill this purpose it is kept clea and wholesome. The news of the worl Is handled in a comprehensive manne and the various departments of The Blad are edited with painstaking care. Th Household page is a delight to iho wo men and children; current affairs ai treated editorially without prejudice; th serial stories are selected with the Ide of pleasing (lie greatest number of Actio lovers; the Ques'ion Bureau is a sera] hook of Information; the Farmstead co umns are conducted with the purpose < giving the patrons a medium for the ex change of Ideas and Information on fari topics. No department is nsglected, hi every leanire is taken care of with th idea of making The tflade worth man tiires the price of subscription?>one do Jar a Hample copies free. Address, THE BLADE, Toledo, Ohi< LI?I BH Th e freight train yesterday morn in# failed to make the trip to Chad bourn, the engine breaking down a few miles out of town. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of a decree dated L the 27th day of April, Anno Domini 11)01), made and signed by his Honor r Robert Aldrlch, Presiding Judge, at a j term of the Court of Common Pleas In . and for llorry County, In the caso of Lorenzo 1). Suggs, as Administrator of ' the Personal Estate of George XV. Suggs, J Deceased, Plaintiff against Viola May ) Dimery, Leila Blanche Suggs, Basil i Jones Suggs, Alta Jane Suggs, Goorge > Robert Suggs, Bessie Lillian Suggs and . Belle Bcthea Suggs, Defendants; notice j, is hereby given, that 1 the undersigned, \V. L. Bryan, Clerk of the Court, of Com f inon Pleas for llorry County, will so.'l, before the court house door, at Couway, 5 In the Conuty and State aforesaid, dur* ing legal hours of sale, on salesday in October, A. I). 11)01), uext, It being the > fourth (4th)day of the said month, all , and singular the following described I lands and tenements, situate in the vswuiuy 01 norry, and described In the auul decree as follows, to wit: "All and singular tnat certain tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in , Green Sea Township, County and State aforesaid containing two hundred acres (200A) more or less and bounded as follows to wit on the nqith by lands of one Holmes on the east by lands of L. 1). Suggs on the south by lands of L. 1). Suggs and A C Suggs and on the west by lands of VV. II. Suggs it being the idetit* ( ical tract of land purchased by the said George W, Suggs from one C. C. Suggs by his deed of date the day of '? A. 1). and being the premises known as the estate of George W. Suggs Dec'd." Terms of sale cash Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers. VV. L. Bryan Clerk of the Court of Common Picas for Horry County. H. il. W'oodWMid Plaintiff's Attorney, September 4th, 11)00, Subscribe for the Herald. If You Want the Highest Prices For your Tobacco IF Horry T( | J. R 1 Pair Dealings and Curteou: SIt's Strange I How Little I SnlllA nnnnln ? ? ninn* fiutnit a piano and how much J they think they know. Better Have a m Heart to Heart ' Think" with yourself before buying. Bo honest; ^ acknowledge you don't really know anything about pianos, then use i? nod I judgment and buy I from the time honored I firm of Clins M. Stleff a I and the time will never I come to reall/o you made d I ft mistake in your pur,f I chase. 11 Chas M Stieff, J1 I Manufacturer of the e I Artistic Stleff, Sliaw, and i- | Stleff Self-player Pianos : SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE 11 > 1 5 W TliA.DK ST >f n CHARLOTTE. - N C it y C. H. WILMOTH, iMANAGER. (Mention this paper.) 5 [> j P Macklin, a prosperous farmer t af Sooasl ec, was among our pleasant callers la ? j * 1N. Y. Rackt 2 A New Store! New ^ Wo carry a full line of Dry G< ^ of every description. A full you are not a customer '' ^ of ours a trial order will in.vkn vnn ruin Wo linno ^ the ^oods at the right 9 ^ price, ^ .you use Talcum Powder? [J We sell both, Mermen's ^ ^ and Colgate's at 15c. ^ YOU r ought to seo our lino of 1 ? Neckties and Scarfs. They are tire prettiest in *ri the city. I I > If we cannot Supply y 4^ city. Come and see us ? So BRING IT ibacco v! BOWLES, Man s Treatment. Our satisiiec that we give satisfaction. The Store o Is the place to get Dr; As complete a Stock of Shoes as c at prices to prices to suit every be Corner Store but be sure ana call 01 I CT R I U' C* IMi I CONWAY I Parlor Market wo WOODWARD, JR., Proprietor I COUNTRY PRODUCE Constantly on hand. The highest I market prices paid for Chickens fl and Eggs. vlll kinds of VegetaB hies in season. 1 FRESH PRIME BEEF I Veal, Mutton. I'ork,Sausage,Fresh B and Salt Water Fish, Fine NorB folk Oysters and all kinds of Game B in season. I IPURE ICE DELIVERED I at any time during the week and until 10 o'clock on Sundays. The B patronage of the public is solicited B and satisfaction guaranteed. NOTICE TO FARMERS Make your Fertilizer for $5 00 pei Ton. Good as the commercia costing live times as much. I hav< county right for Horry and will sel you manual and chemicals for mak ing the Fertilizer. INVESTIGATE J. M. DORMAN, Conway, S. C., R. F. D. 1, Box 40, 13w24 | Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidder > to hunt, fish, range' or in any man ner trespass or enter upon ray tract of land in Conway township, containing 71 acres, and bounded by land of W A Carroll and others. , 4w25 J HLee. 8t Store Co.] Goods! New Prices! J oods, Shoes, Hats and Notions ^ lino of Fancy Groceries. ^ THF represent S. Lowman & J Co., Merchant Tailors, of Baltimore. We can take ^ 1 flRF your measure and ^uar1 u,,u an tee a fit. ' ^ HAT < una ^ |l/rO line of ladies dress ^oods ^ "CO from R. M. Sutton & Co., w is strictly up-to-date. J MIS- I ;ap we S AU" sell the famous Beasley ^ Shoes. A shoe that will ^ IQI^M ^ive entire satisfaction. ^ our wants its not in the ? TO ager. I customers is our guarantee m the Corner y Goods at Panic Prices. :an be found anywhere in Styles and >dy. When in need don't pass the icHOLAS I J. N. JENRETTE Conveyancer & Notary Public Writes Titles, Mortgages, Liens, Agreements, Contracts, &c. Abtraeting and Copying a Specialty. A Nice Little Farm for fi Sale at a Bargain f TO QUICK BUYER | This place is only one mile I and a half from the business R portion of Conway and located 11 in a healthy section. About I HO acres fenced with wire and fl about 20 acres under cultiva- R tion. A nice 5-room cottage P practically now, all necessary out buildings and a fine pump k of water. For further parti- I culars and price, Address k BOX 93, CONWAY, S. C. I FOR SALE?Ore saw mill and shingle mill combined with everything necessary complete. In fine shape. Will be sold at a bargain ? to Quick mirehfiser Fur fnrfV>/**> ] particulars call on or address. 3 DICK WATTS, j Warn pee, S. 0. . 3w24pd ?????????m????? ?? I Notice. ' All morchan ts desiring to take ? out license to traffic in cotton will bo required hereafter to file with the clerk a petition signed by ten i land owners of the township in - which the applicant resides, as re, quired by the statute. Blanks for these petitions will be furnished at > the Clerk's office on request. W. L. Bryan, O. 0. 0. p. I ALL AB' T Bargai h H Dry Clot Boot a | Conway B; 9 For Buggies, Wagons and Ha B CONWAY LIVE THE OLD filll IY. lUUkki I Its name is Synomous w lowest price. We are olfc precedented pargain pri Dry Goods and Clothing ments, Fertilizers and Aci We have on. hand some" mJ offer cheap for cash or on < Burrough COM . ^ I IImil DaahI I nun rcu|ii 1 i By concealing it 1 by stowing it aw; fl jars; by sewing ticks; by tucking or carpets, in ci draws; these are which people los sometimes THEI BANK < of Lc mmmmmmmmmmwm V t) ?? OARD FOR HE n House Goods, J :hing, nd Shoes irgain House rness Cheap for Cash or on Time sorB \ : STOCK COMPANY. g RELIABLE HE ith the Best Goods and at the >ring seasonable goods at unees. Groceries, Provisions, ^ Improved Farming Impleds. good work mules which we >asy pa j nunls is&Collins IPANY elove fheirl pney | about their person; | ay in mugs, jugs and | it up in skirts and m ' it under the couches | * tyboards and bureau 1 some of the ways by ft ~1%: le their money?and ft R LIVES. | 3f LORIS >ris, S. C. j k