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H. H? WOODWARD. Editor,
THRUSDAY, JUNE 9, 1910.
The political pot is beginning to !
boil.
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There is good money in the poultry
businoss.
How about that bridge across the
Waccamaw, Mr Commission?
Mrs iola Burroughs and children
spent the week end at Myrtle Beach.
Horry County can produce as fine
peaches as any section in the whole
country.
Miss Katharine Doak spent the
weak end at Myrtle Bjaeh tho guest
of Sea Side Inn.
The summer swallows have begun
their annual exodus to the mountain
and seashore resorts.
Miss Virginia Bryan, of Atlanta,
Cta., is visiting her sister, Mrs B
WolTord Wait, in this place.
Mr H W Arabr ise and family were
guests at Sea Side Tnn at Myrtle
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JJGUCH I jr SSVerui Uciys ii*au wot;n.
Just think of it! Hero it is way
up in June and we so far have had
only two really hot days this year.
It appears that no one is wi lling
to "buck against" J N Jenrette for
Treasurer and C E Barker for Auditor.
Some of the material for concreting
the west side of Main street
from Second to Tenth Aveuues has
arrived.
Miss Marie Hvman, of the Old
North State, is visiting the family
of her relative, Mr B T llymau, in
Conway.
Miss Ethlyn Little,a charming and
popular young ladv of Eddy Lake,
* * .CM T A AT.>nfnn
was tne guesii ui o ^ *.wi
last week.
Last week bill collectors were as
busy as bees in a sugar barrel. You
could see them here, there and
everywhere.
The Sunday trains have been put
on for the season. It is now look
for the engine when you hear the
whistle blow.
A large crowd of excursionists
from here and points along the road
above here went to Myrtle Beaah
Sunday on the train.
Mr P A Hodges, candidate for
Congress from the Sixth District,
was in the city several days the lat- I
ter part of last week.
The side saddle can now bo hung
up in the archieves of memory as a
priceless tribute to atte bellum custom
of glorious Southern womanhood
They now ride horseback
astraddle.
From present indications it ap
pears that Horry will be the lighting
ground for the congressional
contest. As Horry goes so goes
the District.
f In the approaching political campaign
the most interest centres
around the contest for legislative i
honors. All we have to siy is that
the fellow with the longest pole will
knock downthe persimmon.
Dr McCord and family left for
Hodges Saturday where Mrs McCord
and children will spjnd the
summer, but the Doctor will re
turn and re-open his dental parlors
on the 13th inst.
The seven hundred dollars put
into a private sewer system by the
Town Council of Conway was to
all intents and purposes that much
of the people's money thrown away
as we understand the system has
never been used and the probability
is that it never will be.
Prof R C Hunter, Superintendent
of the Con way City Schools, left f or
his home in Prosperity, Newberry
county, last Thursday. He intends
spending a weeit visiting reiuuvu*
and friends and then return to Conway
in time to open the summer
school for teachers.
We hope to live to see the time
when llorry will become the greatest
fruit producing county in the
State. Iier reputation for the
growth of the finest and most delicious
strawberries is at the topmost
rung in the ladder of fame; her
trucking interest is forging ahead
and in this industry she will soon
lead the van. Why not in peaches,
apples, pears, grapes, cranberries
and other small fruit?
Among those who 4 * tipped the
light fantastic toe" at the opening
dance at Sea Side Inn on Wednos
day night of last week, were
Madamos Bishop B Anderson, of
Seaside Inn, and Ed Norton, of
Conway, Misses Marie Hyman, of
North Carolina, Evelyn Little, of
Eddy Lake, Sue Martin and Elizabeth
Ogilvie, of Conway, and
Dr J A Norton, Messrs Bishop B
Anderson, Geo F Nisson, and a Mr
Brown.
J. T. Prince, of Greenville, Fla.,
G, L. and N E Prince, of Adel, Ga,,
and J M Prince, of Boston, Ga., all
brothers of the late A Fletcher
Prince, returned to thoir places of
business the lirst of the week. Geo
It Prince went by Washington, D.
0.
Miss Francos Fields was a guest of
Sea Side Inn it Myrtle Beach last
week.
Mins Aires Riggs spent a week or
so on Myrtle Beach at the Sea Side
Inn.
Will Chestnut has purchased the
slock of goods of C L Abrams and
doing business at the same old stand.
It is probable that all t? e ptsseug^r
trains will run through to Myrtle
Beach. Such is the talk in railroad
;m v how.
" I
r.I he electrical display during the
storm Sunday night was sublimo'y
magnificent. The flashes wore so
close together as t.> make them almost
continuous and having the appearance
of a solid sheet of flame.
Miss Daisy Pate, Principal of the
Burroughs High School the past session,
has declined to accept the position
of teacher in that school to
which she was meitl.y elected
This resignation leaves only three
members of the old faculty in the
new?Prof Hunter and Misses Biggs
and Fields.
A I>rcu?JfiiI Wound
from a knife, gun, tin can rusty
nail, fireworks, or of any other nature,
demands prompt treatment
with Buckleu's Arnica Salve to provent
blood poison or gangrene. Its
the quickest, surest healer for such
wounds as also for Burns, B )ils,
Sores, Sic i ii Eruptions, Eczema,
Chapped Hands, Corns or Piles.
25c. at Norton Drug Co.
What do you think of the frugal- J
ity of the farmer who raises all 1(M
cents cotton and then buvs 18 cents
moat, $1.00 corn. $1 00 hay and
other high priced family and plantation
supplies? Yet, such a sight,
sad to relate, is almost daily witnessed
in Conway. Don't you think
that the chances for the prosperity
of such a farmer is like Ha I ley's
comet?disappearing?-if thov have
not already disappeared? The secret.
of success in farming is found
iu diversification. Raise plenty of
hog and hominy and make cotton
the surplus or money crop.
Ml., J J..L- _ - " ! !
There's more strength
in a bowl of
Quaker Oats i
than in the same
quantity or the same
value of any other
food you can eat.
Most nourishing,
least expensive
Fackfd in reyular size packages, and in hermetically
scaled tins for hot climates. GO
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1 Important Notice ||
For a short while we have decided
to save our future customers agents'
expenses.
'litis will save about twenty per
cent on ORGANS and about ten
per cent on PIANOS.
ORGANS, from $75 up
PIANOS, ft out $225 up,
JLe?s the discount as stilted above,
Write at onck for catalogs and
term to to t lie old established Please
i clip this adv and send with letter
for catalo/ue.
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BEh "I am 44 years old and
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If Cardui cured Mrs. M
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^ Please do.
Do like nearly al! florryitcs do,
subscribe for the Herald.
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yourself in touch with the biggest and
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ever shown in Horry county. Men, Boy's ?
Suits, Odd Coats, Two Piece Suits and 2000
Pants from $1.00 up.
Ladies', Misses and Children's llats from
All the newest things in Dress Goods, ar
are lower than ever.
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