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' I Announce] \ to be in the race with my oompeti- J tors and promise to sell cheaper and ^ ask/ for your patronage. 'CATCH A FAINT IDEA < Meal per sack $1 GO and up | Meat per pound . . .. 12 and 14 l-2c gj Lard per pound .. . 10 and 12 l-2c Best 150 Proof Kerosene per ^ il 15c ^ Other things sold in proportion. 1 Patronize the man who knows 8 what the hard earned dollar is. h J. H. BRINSON | LORIS, S C 1 I SUMMER RATE SALE. I One |300 Piano, $185. I One $400 Piano, $215. * These are in new and beautiful 23 mahogany cases, so write quick if fi you desire one of these bargains. ORGAN BARGAINS. J Boine second hand organs taken +' fn excfo nge for pianos, from $20 a S 1 to $35. . A limited number of slightly S 4? used forfeited $1)0 organs from $15 o | to $05. Easy terms?to responsible par- I rl ties/? will bo made on any of the I Jj above instruments. fi | Pianos and Organs Jnlly tear- f I. rantenl. I m Mnlones Music House. ColumblnSC jy Sale (Jndcr DiKtrcsft Wurranl. Under and by virtue of a distress warrant Issued by H. H. Woodward, m as landlord, vs R. M. Harrelson, ^ and dated the 21th day of June A T), 1010, 1 have seized and will sell tU at the place of business recently oc- ? copied by tho said R M Harrelson, j on Third avenue, at Conway, S. C., ~ during le^al hours of sale on sales ^ day in August next, it being; the 1st m day of said month, all and singular q (i.,. r .ii,tat tuu MUiuwm^ ut;rsv;i lum |ji;i ruuai wproperty, now contained and being & in said store, to wit: ? 2 Show Oases. ;v 1 Iron Safe. 1 1 Ice Box. ^ 2 Pairs of Scales. g 1 Tobacco Knife. ? 1 Money Drawer, And other articles of store furniture Q and fixtures, also a small lot of gro ceries and general ir.orchaudisc, as J shown by inventory, all of the same 5 being the stock and store furniture ^ add fixtures recently used by the ^ said Li. M. Harrelson in the small f} wooden store building fronting on tfil Third avenue in said city. Q Terms of sale cash. V. D. Johnson, July 2, 1910 Agt for Landlord. " CHICHESTER S FILLS \ DIAMOND BKAND | I Ladies f 2 Auk jour *h-?.K*Ut for CTIT-CIIES-TKR'S A DIAMOND UKAND PILLS In Ki-o and/A\ Q Gold metallic boxes, sealed with Bluetif) ? Ribbon. Takr no otder. 11 uj oF jour Vy 5 Druifftbt and a?k for CIILCIIUfl-TF.IK W V 0 IIAMONI) IIH A N Ik Ptl.I.M, for twcnty-fivO g years regarded n9 Best,Safest, Ahvnys Reliable. M SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS 2 * TR IKJL> EVERYWHERE SS 2 V ??-? $ N- l?- IIAAVIOS, * GRACKIi * Only High Crade Family and Plan- Z m Tktlons Supplies handled. Your patron- ^ age is respectfully solicited and will ho q appreciated. Satisfaction guaranteed or ? your money hacic. No trouble to show g goods, so if you don't see what you want ^ ask for it. ForSai.k or Rent;?Good busi noss stand five miles from Conway _ and Whiteville public road at the junction of the Sanford pu 1>1 ie road, at Hickory Grove school house, Store is 10 x .'12 feet in.size, Twelve acres of land can be cleared. Write. r J J Chestnut, ; Conway, S. C. 1 The University of 4 South Carolina Varied courses of study in Science, , Liberal Arts, Education, Civil \ and Electrical Engineering and Law. j College fees, room, lights, etc , $20; Board $12 per month. For * those paying tuition, $40 additional. _ The health and morals of I ho students are the first consideration of the faculty. ~j 42 Teachers' Scholarships, worth $ir>s For Catalogue, write to S. C, Mitchell, Pros. 8wl8 Columbia, S. C. Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden to trespass in any manner whatever upon the estate lands of Lewellen Bellamy in Simpson CreeU township bounded by Hiram Bel- ^ larny, Seth Bellamy and others. J The law will bo rigorously enforced. J H. Bellamy, 3wl3 pd W. II. Bellamy. PThe Herald?the people's choice? |1 a year. j 1 " 1111 - 232, and 23 CHARLES' The Largest W T^V ^ , , TVT ^ A, ury uuuus, nui Write for Samples. Try us on Mail Ordei All Goods SPECIAl LADIES AND CH SATISAFl f? I ^ I Another Oil 9br-^ , . _ b>S^ e are still in the I Sfcr-^everything. It will place before buying ; Clot ^ Dress Goo ? and J We can furnish go> " ? <i?i j? p>oa rr?? (\ i I*? Jp'i LO v^Uo v?an lit ai date suit at the right cream of the northerr ^ ing to give our custon We have our wareh< and can sell you goot $3.50 up. Call and sc> ^ COM] fc^AA I fc?AA | Httuuuuiitiu THE HOUSE __ _____ QcrkGi*S5t.l voen and soil everything in tins lii Iress palte/'n. Staple and fanov g fou arc cordially invited 10 call an go will bo appreciated. Polite cl lay a bargain day. MONEY yonff Time Reliable Rcpres< fhe Jackson L Ft. Worth, Texas an SUBSCRIBE FC 1 1 1 THE HOiCKt HiSitALD, TH 4 King; St. and 203 Mc rON'S GREAT holesale and Retail At Wholesale we Otter tl :ions, Shoes, Milline Goods, Floor Covet . Reduded from L Balance of our Ladies' Sprin; Worsted Suits are now o ILDRENS REApYjrO CTION OR Y VSZ833SSXSSwrVb-X* Store | iportunity to rz^Z >s? w eadwith snthingnr.d pay you to visit our ^3 ? jour w inter supply of ^3 ^ hint? '^5 5 ds, Notions ^ t? Shoes od all wool suits from K iybody with an iip-to- \^m ; price. We have the i markets and are go^ fi I tiers the benefit of it. ^5 )use full of furniture ^2 ?! ai1 1 iron bedsteads from e us. | _ s & Collins 11 PANY. I iSiM&TUiSiK | OF 1SARGAINS | | CHOLAS: | Jersh^ndise. < lo. from apupcrof pins up to the fines1 ^ rooories a t. ih? lowest possible price.1 i irl inspect our slock and your patron- J erks to supply your wants, 'Every ! V T" A 'TV~T" 1 ,1 "1?\ J ! Estate j Easy Payment i entatives Wanted. i oan 6c Trust Co. \ ( d Jackson, Mississippi. ; __? \ t |R THE HERALD] | UR8DAY, JULY 21, 1910. meting St, CHARLE DEPARTM Mail Order IIou lie Largest Varieties of try, Carpets, Ma ings of all Kinds A a Half to g Tailor MadeWT A If n Sale at ^ WEAR G ARMETsT OVR MON1 KHHSBaSM&W backer Mfg Co., SucroseorB to GEORGE S HACKER & SON. E MANl'r ACTUHK I)OOKS, SASH ANI? HUNIIH, COWMNH AKI BAI.UHTKKH, (TUII.I.KS AND (lAIU.K OlINA MKNT8, SCUKKN DOOMS AND WINDOWS. K DUAL IN Ol.AHH, SASII CoilD AND WKIOIITS. HARLESTON, S. C. ?. A. Spivey & Company FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS. cpresent the Strongest Companies, olicies written on the most liberal srms. Place your insurance with us. rompt Settlement of Claims. HINESE LAUNDRY Collars and Cuds. Ironing Machine. Work turned out Promptly. Send me a trial order. Family washing taken. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Work neatly executed, an a in st class style. SPECIAL NOT IE hilars and Cuffs held for 30 days id if not called for will be sold, Yoursfor good wor?c, GEORGE LUM __ wwwwww ^ We pay 5?|0 on We Loan the far the merchant. V * tomers alike. The individual worth larger than the worth o holders in Horry county LORIS ?[ M INDISPE M taii rr i p I (JILL 1 I |?? Richard h| fors || CONWAY DRI STON, S. C. I Q 7 KMT STORK | se in the South. tting, Upoistery, H >? fisitour Store when you ^ Come to the Gity. a Quarter, I I iF PRICE ___=== | rS A SPECIALTY | Copy Summons for Relief. (Complaint not Served) State of South Carolina, ) County of Horry s COURT' OE COMMON PLEAS. M C Duseubury, Trading as Dusenbury ifc Co., PlaintiIT, against Thomas Sarvis. .John'Sarvis, EITy Sarvis,Willie Sarvis, Isaac Sarvis, Lilly Sarvis, Elizabeth Sarvis, Esther Saivis. (Icorirc Buck, Fred Buck, Mary Ann Ransom. Hannah Buck. Lilly Buck, 1 H Buck, (leor^e Young1, Sr , and l Iconic Young, Jr., Defendants. To the Defendants Thomas Sarvis John Sarvis, EfTy Sarvis, Willie | Sarvis, Isaac Sarvis, Lilly Sarvis | Elizabeth Sarvis, Esther Sarvis* lieorge Duck, only lsuck, i it Duck George Voting, Sr , George Youn^, Jr., Pred Buck, Mary Ann Hansom, and Hannah Buck. You are hereby sine moned and ro quired to answer the complaint in this action which has been tiled in the oliice of the Clerk of the Court, of Common Pin ts for the said county and to serve a copy t f your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his oliice at Conway tS ] O., within twenty days after tin* service , hereof exclusive of the day <<f such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff" in this action will apply to the ' Court tor the relief demanded in the com plaint. April 14th, 11)10. < VV L HKYAN C C C P. 1 II ! I WOODWAim ? Plaintill's' Attorney. , To Georgo Youn^, St*., and George | Young, Jr., Absent Defendants: ( Please take notice that the complaint ( in the foregoing stated action and the , summons of which the foregoing is a copy t were tiled in the oliice of the Clerk of , the Court ot Common Pleas at Conway S C., on the 11th day of April, A I) 1910 II !I WOODWARD ' Plaintiffs' Attorney I W L BRYAN O C C P 0w 10 ( CCOUfll ^ your Savings. % mers as well as % Vc treat all cus- % ( of our stockholders is >f all other bank stock- 4T combined. % FLOSiS I >, S C. rnmmmmmM */ V?i^' * V W c. V. iNSABLE H ! lOTIPI EC ^' In III.I r.\ sas i oviiauv ay# sacw >10 BY ?|^ 8 Hud nut ?f| ( ALE BY fig|| UG COMPANY ^ Willi NIGHTS OF UNREST * Mo Sleep. No Rest. No Peace for the Sufh'rtr from Kidney Trouble* No p?aco for the kidnev sufferer? Pain and distress from n.orn to night. (let up with a lame back. Twinges of backache bother you all day. Duil aching breaks your rest at night. ! Urinary disorders add to your misery. ' < ' . .1 1. S,J net Ul ine cause?cure your kiuneys, Doan's Kidney Pills will work tho cure. Have made groat cures ie this lota lity. I Butler, Prince and Seriven Sts., eorgetown, SC., says: "Doan's Kidney Pills proved of such groat benefit to ine that I can highly recommend them. My kidneys were badly disordered for sometime and f was bothered especially at night by too frequent passages of lite kidney secretions. I also noticed that 'he kidney secretions were of a dark color and contained sediment. My back ached intensely and in the morning upon arising I felt as though 1 had not slept at all, I could not straighten after stooping without having sharp twinges hrough my loins. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, I felt much bettor and it was not long before the lameness in my back had disappeared, together with the kidney difficulty." Dor sale by all dealers. Price 50c Poster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York. Solo Agents for tho United States. Remember the name?Doan's ? and take no other. Itcp'y to Mr. Holmes. Mr Kditor: Accept my gratitude for the space which you have allowed me in the columns of your just paper and assure yourself of my appreciation of the fairness shown mo in giving me a chance through another issue of your Herald to answer Mr McC Holmes' article. In answering Mr Holmes, T could ibvc rnanv reasons whv I propose to trout him nicoly, use no grievous words and take no ad van1 age of him and if I happen litis time, to use a big word, he may know that it is not my intention to remind him of going to court unless ho thinks of it willingly. It seems from the questions that Mr Holmes has asked me, that ho understood the paragraph which ho quotes from my article in a way that T had not thought of; though I will not accuse him of not reading it 1 horoughly, I 'll try now to make plain what 1 meant. My unfavorable circumstances?my inability to converse with one more cultivated than L was; which J have had to do or be mpposed to wear something which I feel able to throw oil' very easily. There was 110 unfairness in the election as 1 know of, but, romcmjor that the result of it is not what started mo to shooting. My voto was not lost, but if it should have jeen, 1 think that 1 could have abided the result without any expression ~>f dissatisfaction laid before the public, or any olTort to lower in the uin.ls of the people, those who differed with me in opinion. If Mr Holmes will look up tho trustees' article and notice the sentence which reads thus: "They just wouldn't stand a H-mill tax" possi>ly lie can answer his own question; nit if this is not a satisfactory answer, that fellow who still rocog?!'/no i ?i Y1 ? n^llilOQ t.hflfc which llH idmiros, is ready to explain anyihiug which ho has said in roforonco ju this paragraph. M. C. Dor man. [Napoleon's Grit svas of Iho nnconquerahlo, novor-saylie kind, the kind that you need most when you have a bad cold, jough or lung diseaso. Suppose trouohes, cough syrups, cod liver oil or doctors have all failed, don't lose heart or hope, 'fake Dr Kind's New Discovery. Satisfaction is guaranteed when used for any throat or lung trouble* It has saved thousands of hopeless sufferers. 11 matters stubborn colds, obstinate coughs, hemorrhages, lagrippe, croup, asthma, bay fever and whooping cough and is the most safe and certain remedy for all bronchial alTcctions. 50c and $1.00 free at Nor toe Drug Co. + + + ? County Campaign Dates* Jordan ville J uly 110 Dug HlufT Muster Shed, Monday August 15 Da'ivants Ferry August 10 Floyd i School House . August 17 linen Sea August IS Doris August 1!) Havboro August 20 Daisy, Monday August 22 lObenrzer August 23 Wampoe August 24 Piliv Swamp August 25 v>castro Academy August 20 Port Harrolson August 27 Don way, Monday August 29 P A Corral'1, P D Gorrald, D 13 Ovvnos K C Gorrald, S B Gorrald, Willie llendrix, S P Gorrald, E P ll-rral 1, W N Gorrald, Gilford Small, all of Paso, 8 C., wore in Conway one day this week,