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g? From the Sunny South. Editor Herald: Will you please allow me space in your much esteemed columns for a few words from this place. The Ion# dry spell of four months was broken by a good shower on the 8th inst, and we had another yesterday which was much needed. Mrs T. J. Newman, of this place died yesterday of consumption. Sb i leaves a husband, three sons, two daughters and a host of relative* and friends to mourn their loss Farmers are about through shipping peaches. The returns were vorv noor ranging from 00c. to """J I $1 50 per crate. I would like to say a few words to my Horry friends, who are writing to me for advice and the localities of Florida. The best thing for them to do is to come and see for them selves. Like all other countries, some places are good and some are very sorry. Seville )s a high, hilly country and as healthy as any place in the United States, Wages are good, owing to occupation. Farming $1 25 per dav; railroading $1 25 to $1 75; saw milling $1 25 to $2 25 and on that way. We are located 25-miles from the ocean and 180-miles from the gulf Fruit and vegatable growing is our main industry. While I think it is far ahead of South Carolina, some may not, and while I hesitate to advise anyone to come, I will say this is the best poor mans country in the world, I am glad to see the members of the W. O. W, Camp at Loris, take so much interest in the upbuilding pf the order. We have a small camp * ? i ,i I, - ?VQfU nrpll nere Ol Ol raomuers uuniK ~-with Hon J. E. Cade as our Council Commander. Much success to the dear old Herald and its many readers. Archie E. Owens, Seville, Fla. We are glad to note that the Farmers' Warehouse is now about complete. The building will be ready to receive tobacco, we are told, by July 1st. The company has done well in pushing the house to com pletion in the short time it has had to do this work in. An inspection of the building shows it to be up-to date, very commodious and convenient in every respect. Change of Apjioinfmcnts* On next Sunday preaching ser? -?ill ft 4- W7 11 1 r\ r*r Qnrlnr* VlL'bS Will ue 111-'. 1U uu !l lliun U|^i iMf; at 11 o'clock a. m. instead of 3:30 p. m. and 3:30 at Union instead of 11 a. m, This change is made just for that day. O. N. Rountree, Pastor* Picnic at Aynor. There will be a basket picnic at Aynor, S. C , Saturday, June 25th. Everybody is cordially invited to come with well fllied baskets. A special invitation is extended to the candidates, Mr W. K. Burr, of Tabor, N. C., will be present ^pd will speak in the iuterest of growing strawberries at this place and vicinity. Those interested will do well to hear what Mr Burr has to say. Cool drinks will be served. J. T. Sbellv, S. B. Mishoo, Y. M. Martin, Committee. Card of Thanks, We take this method of expressing our heartfelt thanks to our many friends for their kindness and help during t he sicknc ss and death of our loving son Ralph - May the Lord bless you all. Mr and Mrs Wilson Edge. Sale Under Foreclosure 1 Under and by virtue of a judgment for foieclrsure and sale made ty h is Honor, Gcoigo W Gage, Presiding Judge, in the case of Conway Savings Bonk, plaintiff vs James T Thompkins, E Norton Thompkins and Henry Thompkins defendants, and dated the 27th day of May A D 1910, notice is hereby given that I, B J Sessions Sheriff of Horry County, will sell to the highest bidder at public auction, before the court house door at Conway, S. C., during legal hours of sale on salqsday in July next, it being Tuesday, the fifth day of said month, all and singular ihe follow:? : i ? ,3? ? ? i*jm ui'iui iucu itiiiua uuu jji euii8".> described in the mortgage, and in the pleadings in said action, to wit: Tract 1. That certain parcel of land situated in Conway township in the County and State aforesaid containing forty acres, more or less bounded on the north by lands of Henry Thompkins, on the east by , lands claimed by Louisa Thompkins on the south by land of Ed llickman and lands of George Thompkins Jr. and on the west by lands of George Thompkins Sr. Tract 2. That certain parcel of land, situate in Conway township, in the County and State aforesaid containing ten acres, more or less, i beginning at a stake corner on F M i Mishoe's line, thence southward one ( hundred and five yaras to an agreed corner, thence east to an agreed 1 ooner, on the land of Lula Jones, thence northward to an agreed cor- t ner on D W Thompkin's line, thence a his line to the beginning corner. t Terms of sale cash, purchaser to 1 pay for papers. t B J Sessions, fl Sheriff Horry County June 9th A D 1910. c _ H H Woodward, Plaintiffs' Attor < Notice of Registration. Notice is hereby given in pursuance of the statute requiring the registration of voters in each city and town within the State immediate) v preceding each regular election of the oflicers, as well as in pursuance of a resolution of the Town of Conway, that books of registration will be open at the ofiienof Sam P Hawes Supervisor of Registration at his place of business at Conwav, S. C., on Tuesday, June 14*.h, 11)10, and for a period of ninety (90) days thereafter, closing on Monday, September 12th, 1910. Qualified electors duly registered and entitled to vote in the county, who have resided within the corporate limits of the Town of Conway for four (4) months preceding the election, will be entitled to register. No certificate issued on previous years will be accepted by the Managers at the polls. By order of the Council. T J Bell, Clerk Attest; H P Little, Mayor. June 13th, 1910. YOU CAI CURE THAT BACK ACH Pain along the hack, dizziness, headache f.nd general languor, (let a package of Mother Oray'B AUSTRALIAN-LEAF, the pleasant root and herb cure for all Kidney, Iiladder and Urinary troubles. When you feel all run down, tired, weak and without energy use this remarkable combination of nature's herbs and roots. As a regulator it has no equal. Mother Gray's AUSTRALIAN-LEAF !? Bold bv Druggists'or sent by mail for TK) cts. Sample sent Fit EE. Address, The Mother Gray Co., f-o ltoy, N. Y. WAKE UP! Shake off that tired feeling* due , to sluggish liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels. Cleanse and pu ri! y your system with the greatest of tonics, oxmum ?a Lottie proves. The specific for Mala: ia Chil'j and Fever, and all diseases due to disorders of liver, bowels, stomach and kidneys. COc. At Your Druggists PATTON-WORSHAM OKU0 CO.. Mir... Dallas, T::.is. CHUKCH OlttECTOHY, PKESlJYTEKIAN OIIUKCII, H1CV A 8 DOAK, PASTOR. Preaching each 2nd Sunday at 11am., and 8 p m., and 3rd Sunday at 11 a m Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Sunday school every Sunday at 4:30 p m. Westminister League. YHEP1AK0 WITHTHESWIETTOKE You don't have to limit liim lip. litre's '"Food f> r thought." You can't see ahead, and no matter how good the piano3 ou select, sometime in the future,?possibly years?something may happen so you'll want to call on the party who sold you for advice, or on account of some trouble or dissatisfac tion. If it's a XT JEFF cr SUA IF, all you have to do is to write to Chas M Baltimore, Md,, and you'll geta prompt reply for all S'J J EFFavd&J/A 11' pianos are sold direct frc m maker to home and the maker is responsible. No trouble; no "red tape;" remember this foi it's import tint. CHAS M STIEFF S K COL.EY, iM?r WILMINGTON, N. C Mention this paper. OFFICIAL PIANO. JAMESTOWS EXPO Citation Notice. STATE OF SOUT7/ CAROLINA, County of 7/orry. By John 7/olt, Esq., Probate Judge. , W//EREAS, B W Anderson has made suit to me, to giant him letters of Ad- 1 ministration of the Estate of and effects >f Gilbert J Anderson deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and adnonish all and singular the kindred and c xeditors of the said Gilbert J Anderson 8 leceaseu, that they he and appear before j ne in the Court of Probtte, to he held a it Conway, S. C.. on July 2nd, next, af- ? er publication hereof, at 11 o'clock a n the forenoon, to show cause, if any hey have, why the said Administration hould not be granted. GIVEN under my hand, this 11th day " >f June Anno Domino 1910, 1 Published 10th and 23rd days of June I JO//N 7/OLT, (L S). 1 Judge of Probate, Horry County, ? TUB HORRY HERALD, T Sale Under Foreclosure. Under and by virtue of a judgment for fcoclosure and sale made by Llis H< lor, George W Gage, presiding Judge, in f'ie case of Burroughs & Collins Co.. a Corporation, plaintiffs vs Sol G Lswis ami L J Futrill, defendants, and dated the 27th day of May A O 1010, notice is hereby given that I, B J Sessions, Sheriff of Horry county, will sell to the highest bidder at public auction before the court house door at Conway, S C. , during legal hours of sale on sale, day in July, it being Tuesday, the fifth day of said monthf all end singular the following described lands and premises described in the mortgage, and in the pleadings in said action to wit: All and singular that certain piece or tract of land, situate in the State and county aforesaid, lying and being on the south side of Pleasant Meadow Swamp, containing fifty [5U| acres, more or less and hath the following courses: Commencing at a corner ia Savannah Branch, thence down said branch to the Prince line, thence said line to a Briar Patch, thence with said Briar Patch to a Pine Corner, thence an agreed line to the be ginning corner, it beiug the identical tract conveyed to Sol G Lewis by the said Burroughs & Collins by their deed of date October 15th A I) 1880. TEUMS OF SALE?Cash, Purchaser to pay for papers. B J SESSIONS, Sheriff ol' 7/orry County, June 9th, 1910. 11 II Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney. Sale Under Foreclosure. Lnder and by virtuoof a judgment for foreclosure and sale made by llis Honot George W Gage, Presiding Judge, in the case of Burroughs & Collins Co., a Corporation, plaintiffs vs Dorcas Alford, Luke F Alford, Troy Alford, Boyd A1 foid, Lee Alford, James Alford, Daisy Bridges and A L Alford defendants, and dated the 27th day of May A 1) 1 J) 10. no tice is hereby given that I, B J Sessions, Sheriff of Horry county, will sell to the highest bidder at public auction, before the court house door in Conway, S ()., during legal hours of sale on salesdaj in July next, it being Tuesday, the fifth day of said month, all and singular a'lie following described lands and premises described in the mortgage and in the pleadings in said action to wit: All and singular that certain piece par eel or tract of land situate in the county and State aft r said, lying and fcoijig in Bayboro township and on the east side of Little Pee Dee river, and on the south side of Lake Swamp and on Mill Branch and Mash Branch, known formerly as the J B Strickland laud, and later as the residence of A L Alford; containing seventy-six [70] acres, more or less, and is bounded on the south by lands former iy known as the Henry Fowler laud, on the east by Bill Beaty's land, and on the north by Daniel Barns' land, this be ing the identical tract of land conveyed to A L Alford by James B Strickland b} his deed beaming date 25th February 1881 excepting twenty live acres off of the north oi.d. I EH MB OF SALE-^Cash- Purchaser to pay for papers. B J SESSIONS, . Sheriff of Ilorry Count}'. June 9th, A D 1910. II H Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney. Sale Under Foreclosure Uuder and by virtue of a judgement and sale made by his Honor, George W Gage, Presiding Judge, in the case ef W L Bellamy, plaintiff vs J P Vereen, defendant, and dated the 27th day of May A D 1910, notice is hereby given that T, B J Sessions Sheriff of Horry County, will sell to the highest bidder at public auction before the court house door at Conway, S, C.,during legal hours o! sale on salesday in July next, it being Tuesday, the fffih day of said .i ii i? . ... monxn, an ana singular the following described lands and p.em.sst:. described in thn mortgage, and it the pleadings in said action, to wit: Tract Mo 1, -A)! and singulai (which is cne-half of 25 acres) al J P Vereen's interest and estate in twenty five acres, more or less, lying and being in Lilil-j Liiyer township, County and State aforesaid beginning at a corner, known as W G Wilson's corner, in the run ol Tall Wood Swamp, near main publie road, thence running from said corner Oreecy Bellamy's line to the school house lot, thence with school house line to a corner, thence from the said school house corner to Lovtl line, thence yvest said Lovel lino to a piuo corner in James \V Vereen's line, thence from said corner down W G Wilson's line to a corner in run of Tall Wood Swamp, thence with said run of swamp to the beginning corner. The said nippd ni' nftrr?i-l /if l;n./l h/iinir nnnunv. J7I V VV> V/ t Ml* I VV t V l IWUM V7V 1 li vw U T VJ ed to J 1J Vtreen and brother Jerrj Vereen, ho, Jerry Vereeu, now bein^ dead. Tract No 2. All and singular eight acres of land, more or less, bounded as follows, on the north by J J Vereen's land, on the wast by J J Vereen's swamp land, and connecting with the Wilson land, on the south by the Wilson land, on the east bv the Joe Vereen house tract of land, ibo taid eight acres being known as Joe Vereen's swamp land. Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers. ii J Sessions, ShotiIT Horry County, June Oth 1010. LJ H Woodward, Plaintiffs' AttorAtr Fou Sale oh Rent;? Good busi less stand live miles from Conway md Whitevillo public road at the unction of the San ford public road, i it Hickory Grove school house, I itore is 10 x H2 feet in size, Twelve ,cres of land can be cleared. Write. J J Chestnut, ( Conway, S. C. rile children like it 1 KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE , COUGH SYRUP | < 'HURSPAY. JUNE 16, 1910. The Big : Monday, Ji The Big Sale at the Bargain 1 the Our competitors that the mouey w say they are mist for the past 5 yea over bad. Cash i offer goods at hal and are Johmue-< Monday, June 20. each day to sell f< Flour and Rice s We are too busy d Wl 1 ii la a & Conway, J 1 ^ Per Cent Annu- | DcpC I i finally. We | 8 9 lJpay you for your ) \\/ | | Money. f 3* No account too small for us to us talk it over with you. OUF 1 CONWAY S | A FIN 4 D, A. SPIVEY, 2 President, I 1 B. G. Collins, J. A. McDermott, D. 2 C. P, Quattlebaum, I Open 9 a. m. Close 3 p. mT Open on Satur Try the Hei CAHDIDATES PROS [-jy, FOR CONGRESS I hereby Announce mjcelf a candidate to rep- . resent the Sixth District of South Carolina in | Congress, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primaries. P. A. IIODGKS I hereby nnnouuco myself a candidate for Congrcee from tlie Sixth District of South Caro- y linn subject to the rules of the Demociatic IVi- AjOnCT mary HEN 11. SELLERS a SELLERS, S. C. 3TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-SIXTH CON GRESSICNAL DISTRICT. VOTE FOR GEO. W. BROWN FOR CONGRESS- EN* rT?'t DORSED BY DARLINGTON COUNTY ll G DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION- RESOLUTION. Whereby the Democratic County Convention has learned that Hon Goo \V llrownof Darlington is a candidate for Congress from this Dis- _____ trict; He it resolved: that this convention do s hereby endorse the candidacy of Hon Geo W Hrown and does hereby most heartily recommend him to the voters of this Congressional District as a man of such qualifications as eminently to lit him for the office. JUDGE OF PROBATE I hereby announce my candidacy for election t to the olnce of Probate .Iud^o of Horry County r. subject to the ru lea of the Democratic Primary, I; W, N. GliKHALI). V | KILLthccough I I |anp CURE the LUWCSj g v" Dr. King's I New Discovery I for cshsi13 s I Ull VOLDS Trial Bottle Free! AMI) ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. I IgTo aRANTEED satisfactory! I OB MONEY REFUNDED. | THE MARKETS WILMINGTON SPIRITS TURPENTINE ? Market ) steady 38^ cents. ! ROaIN?Market $2 60 per barrel of 280 j pounds, TAR?Market firm, $170. CRUDE TURPENTINE ? Market Arm, $1.75 per barrel for hard, $28.0 for dip. and $3.50 for virgin. COTTON MARKET Market?Steady 15 1 4 cents for mid Illng. ONWAY . COTTON?firm middling 15cts TURPKNTINEr-Market Dip $2.b0fB% virgin $2.b0. Ilui PRODUCE MARKET |# f I. 5GC8 15 to 20 III 3HICKENS 25 to 40 ' Sale will Close * une 20th 1910 House is raging. Everybody is astonished at . ^ Low Prices. r > said wo would fall down in triis sale? as not in the county. We are glad to aken. We have put on a June sale >rs and this, the biggest June sale we seems to be plentiful, and when you If price the people of Horry know it on-the-spot. This sale will close on Something uew will be thrown out or a song. selling for less than wholesale cost. >' to write advertisements. ?*???3* South Carolina isit YoiU* MoilCy I EF?Per Cent Annu- ? | ? ? fcfially. We ft ft ITT 11 U T* | *^My y?" foryOUr | I handle and none too large. Come in and let E ? MOTTO: Personal and Prompt Attention. | iAYINGS BANK ANCIAL STRONG El OLD v ft ? ? W. PERCY HARDWECKE, ) Cashier, ? ? DIRECTORS: V A. Spivey, D. T. McNeill, A T. Collins, Hal L. Back, ^ W, Percy Hfirdw'cko, John C. Spivey, r day Evenings from G i>. rn. to 9 p. m. ^ if* dl i ?? j! 8^ 1*1 ^ f ^ 8 CJ 6 ONEY LCLAJNTED en leaf Estate Time Easy Payment Reliable Representatives Wanted. Jackson Loan 6c Trust Co. Ft. Worth, Texas and Jackson, Mississippi. m iww>?nr>wmini mi immmm-mrnT? mw??www mm n m ?n'li?wn?i^?bp??HMM???1 \ > 1orrv Herald " A Horry's Leading Newspaper # N. ' " ""wri ce One Dollar a year i