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.. P W7 (T.-v^p r < V * ^ . TIT ,"' .y ' * . ' ' ' *'9\' * iMMM MMM |* SECOND SECTION f f-V- WWII l??WI |I?|?XI .WW**. ?. & VOL XXIV. HlHtiacers of Primary Klecfion The following named persons have been designated by the County Democratic Executive Committee to be managers of the primary election for the party. Adrian?E C Alien, J H Long and W D Anderson. Ba.yboro?H B Elliott, M G Allen and George Grainger. Blanche?J M D Jones, John Edk wards and U A Johnson. Cedar Grove?W E Jordan, J 1 rl\w1rl miiH .1 nr> rinnnftt*. Conway?W L Richardson, II L Iliclc and W LI Howell. Cool Spring- -U T Booth, G A R ibon and D M Mishoo. Daisy?Geo W Russ, W M Soles and if VV Boyd. Dog BluU?P M Reynolds, W A Spivey and D G Johnson. Dogwood?T J Vaught, T W Adams and A E Chestnut. Ebcnezer?J H Long, T P Stanley and Seth Bellamy. Farmer?G T'Bellamy, O L Cox and G E Mar low. Lloyds?-A D Jackson, A V Hooks and G M Mears. Galivants Ferry?C K Gsrrald, Geo S Price and Geo M Huggins. Grahaipville?H W McNeill, 15 H Vaught and B Parker. Green Sea?S D Bryant, E W Jernigari and E M Blanton. Greenwood- -F A Hux, J W Alford and C Cannon. Gurley---S M McNabb, G L Stevens and E C Harris. Hammond?T VV Livingston, C L Williamson and VV I) Cox. Home wood?N T Collins, R G Sessions and T A Anderson. Jordanville- -B II Richardson, II L Lundy and ] McMartin. Joy?-Hill King, W II Moore and A S Alford. Knotty Branch ?J E Hughes, W (J Low is and I? H Singleton. Littie Liiver?Tom Perminter, L F Bellamy and John B Voreen. Boris--D VV Hard wick, W D Hickman and I) J Butler. Marlow-?I P Patrick, L D Tharp and Win Burgess. Port Harreison?C B Dasenbury, G B Skipper and B F Moore. Sun ford?J E Stevens, A W Barnhill and Jim Tyler. Shell---S VV Vercen, C J Bryant and M A ftoyals. Spring Branch?M J Bullock, W D Grainger and Brady Williamson, Socdsteo--. B II Stalvey, T B Cooper and VV B Ciardy. Ta.j lorsvillc?W I) McDaniels, A M Small. Vardell?W F Floyd. C L William son did A L Causee Wampee? D B Bellamy, A P Thompson and W L Bellamy, Withers?E II Shelley, S S Owens and W T Todd. The first primary will be held on Tuesday August 30 th 1S)10; the socond on Tuesday September 13th, 1010. By order of the Executive Committee. J. A Lewis, Chairman. .1 O Mnni.n.v. v w' " ' 1 Secretary. SAVING PLANT LABELS. Diroctions For Using Small Qlass Bottles For This Purpose. In endeavoring to secure a perrna nent label which would be ut the same time cheap and easily prepared the following plan was hit upon, says a correspondent of House and Garden _ First secure a su(Helent uumber ol small bottles with corks. The small tubes that prepared photographic do velopers come in will do, or the ono 01 two dram homeopathic vials may b? secured at your druggist's. Wlro anc some small stakes with one end trim mod down to (it the necks of the hot ties complete the equipment. Coppei PERMANENT PLANT LABELS. LFrom House ana uaraen.j binding wire Is best, as It Is very pi! able and does not corrodo when es posed to the weather. For the seed bed clip from the en of the seed package the strip benrin the name of the variety planted. Sll this Into the bottle, cork tightly an wire to a stake at the end of the rov or if desired the bottle may be slippe over the end of the stake, as show In the accompanying photograph. For trees, shrubs, etc., the bottle li closing a label written with indclib; Ink may bo wired to a branch, twls Ing the wire tightly around tho nec of the bottle and leaving a long loc for the branch. Labels attached 1 this way may be left In place for yeni with no danger of Injury to the branc to which It is attached. ' \ (The jjfcjjp THE T We were crowd ' JSCi? Not a sou' wt It was niidni^h And the storr g&? 'Tis a fearful tl To be shatter cjjfTo And to hear th? /siVift 'PI. !(/<. ^VVIf X IIUIIUC1 , VI So we shuddere ftlvjk For the Htout< While the hung And the breal Ah thus we sat We Each one bus "We are lost," ygjS Ah he stagger Eul his little di >J^u Ah she took h >55?*^ "Isn't God upo Just the sami Then we kissed And we spoke Q\T( And we anchore wg?*? When the morn ?JAMES 1 WHEN LOVE WOFFORC HENRY I) SNYDER, A. JV Ten Departments; Library ant Director; Athletic Grounds. Next Se address J A GAMEWELL, Spartanbu 4 1 > \ v / "3SsS WOFFORD COLLEC HICiII GRADE PRE Well equipped Plant. Limited Session begins September 21. For co Spartanburg, S C. I When hot and thirsty call I served with cold drinks that a J qiionching, ' I Fancy i % I I have a full fresh line of p I supply your needs. Your patrc <1 I c'a^e^? stock consist in par I REST FAMILY FLOUR, a PUKE LiSAf CHEESE, CRACKERS AND C. BUTTER, vai e , P tk Yours to Serve, 1ST. M ] j LORIS CONWAY, S. C., THUR 'EMPEST. ^ < ed in the cabin, ' 9581, >uld dare to sleep; UQf x t on the waters, wrK n was on the deep. trUfS iing in winter, MSf c ed by the blast, VvS| t i rattling trumpets, it away the mast!" MfigS ^ d there in silence, jJ2g J ist held his breath, a ry sea was roaring, iers talked with Death. in darkness, J y in his prayers, the Captain shouted, (???iC o ed down the stairs. xflfiffo ?\ lughter whispered, fii&P IS is icy hand, VggM n the ocean, u i as on the land?" $&&& 0 the little maiden, t] i in better cheer; ;d safe in harbor, was shining clear. I'lIOMAS FIELDS. IS CHAUFFEUR. > COLLEGE f., Litt. I). LL. I)., President. I Librarian; Gymnasium under competent ssion begins September 21. For catalogue irg, S C. I ? ' ' i '.#'!! L jeIl ie fitting school. PAKATORY SCHOOL. school; small classes; charges reasonable, talogue address A M DuPRE, Headmaster, pd. ) THIRSTY! at my fountain where you will be re made right and are really thirst f Groceries. standard goods and will be glad to tnage is solicited and will be appro? f C OI LARD, JE SUGARS, all grades, CANNED GOODS, all kinds, \KES, iety of grades, ICKLES, the kind you like, MEAL, GRIST, &c. HAYES, s o E P SDAY, JULY 28, L910. Tidings from Mececonia. Please allow me spice in your columns for a word or two co ice fling the doings in and around this place. With few exceptions the health of the community is generally good. Old Uncle Sara Bran ton has boon very ill, but, wo are glad to say, is convalescing. Rev C P Bullock filled his regular ippoiutment at Macedonia, and >reached very interesting sermons tfe "are indeed fortunate to have ;uch a consecrated and z ealous era >assador from the court of heaven o minister to our moral and spiritlal welfare His regular appuintaent for this place is the third Sunay and Saturday before in each aonth. Messrs Willie Suggs and brother ' fere pleasant callers at tho home of L Suggs recently. | The recent rains have done a! re at deal of damage to crops in bis section, but we are glad that it } no worse than it is. Come on, boys and girls, and let s have the news from every section f the county. With best wishes and succes3 to be Herald and its readers. J Ij Suggs. " Meeting at Galivants Ferry. There will be a meeting of days ' eld at Galivants Ferry church, ommencing August 8th. Our paswill ho nc. I Jl f JLVC V XXi JL l.v*'w^vsi u j.a w/ v?v< isted by Hev J. T. Mann, of Belton, ?. C. The public is cordially iniled. Geo. M. Kirton, C. C. Proprietors: J J. F. Rogers, A. H. Powell, P. E. Powell. Opening Sa Come iu DVv . *? wi! prices. We furnish basket us your tobacco, piovidcd it patronage and soliciting a < I OASS" I PB Planter FAI I Have spent a life tiro I tobacco for a BIG PRIC1 IOVR HOI I COM J AND WE WILL NOT I YOURS FOR SI IGASS A \< 4t vail WANTED-Moi MustJ And in order to set the room all of our Stock is for sale at and BELOW COST, for our buyer expects to so on the Northern Markets soon and we must have the room. All of our stock is new and well selected and if you want a BARGAIN come and see us. Suits worth $1.50 for The very best Ginshams for aprons and d White Homespun, the best on the market All other dress soods in proportion to ah GROCERIES AT A Best fancy Jap Rice, per 100 pounds, All kinds of Gun Shells, per box, If you will make our store head- > t quarters you will be treated polite in t every respect and save money by doing ? ??. We especially call the attention ol i U V Darim II. I . HUUfiflUi W. p. VICK, WAREHOUSE The Old Reliable FAIR BLUFF. N. C le, Tuesday, ' do our best for you and g s or tiertco mi"' free ; is too far to haul. Thankmi continuance of same this seas Your War< ROGEB & OCR to i'n iirroiis ? R BLUFF m ^ _ ie in the Warehouse business E. USE IS NO E XO SE] LET YOU LEAVE OUR I IG PRICES Sl GO * "^1^ Noisjl i re Room and teve it! Just received the biggest shipment of shoes ever shipped into Horry, and here they are for your inspection and at prices that will astonish you. In this reduction sale we offer our entire stock of boys suits at the greatest reduction that ever was given the people of Ilorry county. $1.68 Iresses, per yard 5c. , yard wide, per yard, 5c. ove prices NY OL1) PRICE $3.00 40c. he good ladies of Conway and Horry o our large stock of dress goods?they ire going cheap. Call and see us, we will save you none jr. t Store Co. Manager. Our Force: I J. F. ROGERS, Gen'I Mgr & Auctioneer. A, H. POWELL, Ilookkeeper P. E. POWELL. Weigh Mst. A P ROGERS, Ticket Marker W. P. LAWRENCE, Floor Mgr & Asst. Auct. C C McCARTY, Solicitor and Buyer, guarantee highest market of charge for you to ship on," 1910, Pa8t jhouse Friends, S Ac POWEIJi ? ?~ . i J<blLb j r>i^ I NC and know how to sell your | OPEN I 5 US I -10USE DISSATISFIED, | ? 1 rrell|