The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 01, 1910, Image 8
Court will convene ou September
26. h.
G A Powell was a pleasant Ciller
one day recently.
Mr J A McDermott spent last
Thursday in the country.
N E Ward wick spent several days
here recently on business.
M. A. Royals was in the city on
business one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook, of Toddvlile,
spent last Thursday in Conway
visiting relatives.
The Gem theatre continues to
g v6 interesting and entertaining
m >ving pictures each eveninug.
The handsome new dwelling of
J. W IJolliday is rapidly nearing
completion.
T. A. Bel', of Bayboro, was in
town last Friday accompanied by
Mrs. Bell.
Water works have just been add
ed to the handsome residence of
Mayor H. P. Little.
W. L. Bellamy, of Wampee, and
a leading citizen of 1 hat section, was
in Conway on business last week.
Bone Cutter?Peed your chickens
on bone meal, bones, etc., cut up
by machinery at cheap prices.
S. C. Richardson.
The town force 1ms lately started
work of laying the concrete walk,
which, when completed, will extend
from the Methodist church ut
Main Street to the corner at the
residence of J >hn C. Spivey,
From Singleton.
Editor Herald: I am sorry to
note that the most material part of
mv article of last week's issue did
not appear with the rest of my letA
~ M r.i/lAMArl l < h A ?> * OC t 1
ICI". 1 uolj&lltct wu 1 u hie uiuciu m.iportant
part, as my object in writ
in# was to do all I couicl for the cat.didates
who are known by me, personally,
and deemed qualified bost
for the positions.
But it is an evident fact, however,
that EUerbe will be returned to
Con#r< ss, and we hope he will take
up the matter with Mr C. P. Quattiet
aurn and son of Conway ana exert
every possible effort to have the
onaunel ot Uie Waccamaw deepc-ntd,
as this improvement would be so
essential to the prosperity and dovelopement
of the eastern part of
South Carolina
I am sorry indeed that my littl
scrip concerning the State and
county candidates was not published,
however, 1 am still believir #
that Singleton ai d Stanley for the
house, J. Jenreite for treasurer,
L. D. Lou# for auditor, and J. S
Vaught for probate judge, will u
elected by a safe majority.
Messrs W. J Singleton returned
yesterday from an extended visit
to several northern cities. They report
a pleasant time.
Singlefconiau.
.? ?m mm
The Best Hour of Life
is when you do some great deed or
discover some wonderful fact, Th>
hour came to J R Pitt, of Rock*
Mt., N C , when he was suffering
intensely, as he says, "from
the worse cold I ever had, T then
proved to my great satisfaction,
wnat a wonderful Cold and Cough
cure Dr King's New Discovery is.
For, after taking one bottle, 1 was
entirely cured. You can't say anything
too good of a medicine like'
that." Its the surest and best remedy
lor diseased lungs, Hemorrhages,
LuGrippe, Asthma, Hay Feverany
Throat or Lung Trouble. 50c
$1.00 Trial bottle free. Guarantid
by the Norton Drug Co.
News From Shell.
The health of this community is
not very good at this writing.
Rev J. P. Coats filled his regular
appointment at Bethlehem church
last Saturday and Sunday.
J. M. Hewett and Miss Elsie
Faulk visited the home of I. L.
Edge last Sunday afternoon.
Misses Pinkie and Beatrice Faulk
visited the homo of Mr S. W. Vereeu
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs A'len Harrelson, of
Doris, S. C , visi. ;d their relatives,
Mr and Mrs J. J. Faulk at this
place last Saturday and returned
home on Sunday*
John Anderson and Miss Massie
Stanly, of Hammond, were seen in
our community last Sunday.
Miss Emma Faulk visited her sister,
Mrs A. D. Lewis, last Sunday
The Herald is a welcome visitor
in our home every Thursday eve
nil)#. Blue Eyes.
Conway Epworth League.
The Conway Epworth League u.et
Friday evening, August 2(1, at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Ogilvie.
The meeting was opened with a
song by the Leagors and a prayer
by Mr W M Goldfinch.
The first buriness of the League
was the election of delegates to the
Marion District League convention,
to be held at Marion from the 13 to
15 September. The delegates elected
were Miss Mea Goldfinch, Elizabeth
Ogilvie and Mr Luther Williams.
Mazie Oliver was elected from the
Junior League.
The programme was:
Bible Women, A E Goldfinch.
Music.
Mary, the Mother of Jesus, W M
Goldfinch.
A woman's place in the Business
V'orld, Miss Belle Powell.
The meeting was then closed with
the League benediction.
Elizabeth Ogilvie,
Reporter.
| S3.50-S4.00. tt
[ equals the best
* custom make.
| $2.00
i
owes it;
to the
comfort
You
snappie
WBlillli# your to
Look for the /^n
Red Bell tK)
on the box
(Prickly Ash, Pol
MAKES POSITIVE CURES
Physicians ondorso P. P. P. m a eplen-1
did combination, Mil proscribe It with I
groat satisfaction for the cures of all I
forms and Btagos of Primary, Bocondary I
and Tortlary Syphilis, Syphilltlo Ithouznatisra.
Scrofulous Ulcors and Soros,
Glandular Swellings, Rheumatism, Kidcoy
Complaints, old Clixonio Ulcors that
CATARRH
hare resisted all treatment. Catarrh, Skin
Diseases, Eczema, Clironio Female
Complaints, Mercurial Poison, Totter,
Bcaldhead, etc., etc.
P. P. P. is a powerful tonlo and an
excellent appitlxer, building up the
ystein rapidly. If you are weak and
feeble, and fool badly try P. P. P., and
RHEUT
"J ^11 .
\' C. D. Harrelson is <?IT this weel
! northern cities where
Fall ar
Dress
as well as a full line of holiday
\ new styles and pattern in dress
should come to our store to ma
C. D. Harr
j "The V
; Tabor,
THE PIANO WITH THE SWEET TOI
Thev Neve
Grow Old.
There are many old style, SI
square pianos still in service, and hi
ly prized by their owners.
Of course they are old fashioi
but characterized by the same sv
tone and responsive action as w
just from the factory.
tiefT pianos never prow old. St
hange, but the soul of the instrun
?etains its youth.
r tiefT pianos are sold direct f
maker to you, on easy terms if
wish.
Call, or Write for Price List.
CHAS M STIEF
S it COL12Y, Mtfr
WILMINGTON, *
Mention this paper.
OFFICIATHAIOJAMESTfiWI E]
ITIIE HOimY ricn\LP, THU
me Right
Mnbination
j
manufacturer of shoes knows
e can play up any one feature
le cares to in producing a shoe
o sell. He can make it stylish
>r comfortable, or he can turn
>ut a shoe so heavy and stocky
t will never wear out. He also
knows that a nicelv balanced
combination of these three
\ shoe virtues is about the
hardest problem in shoe
making.
The
uthern Girl
Chiu> tt CA
IW fyu*u\j
5 reputation and its many friends
fine sense of proportion of style,
t and durability, each to each.
never saw better style?a neater,
r shoe. Your foot never knew
comfort than The Southern Girl
ill give. Once you've worn a pair
:ay you never got better value in
; quality. Look up our dealer in
wn and let him show you the line.
\DDOCK-TERRY CO.
Lynchburg, Va.
JE*m
ce Root and Potaflstam.)
OF ALL FORMS AND STAGES OP
iyou will rogaln flesh and strength.
W'smtoof enorgy and all disease resulting
from overtaxing thosyatom are cured by
tlio nao of P. P. P.
Ladies whoeo Bystome are poisoned and
whose blood is in an impnre cond itiondne
to monstrn&l irrogulari ties are peculiarly
bonofltod by the wonderful tonio and
rtnnnrin a
-at dUnUI-ULA
iO ???
blood cloanslng prop?rtl?? of P. P. P*
Prickly Aah, Poke Root *U<1 fOtmlttWi
Sold by all Druggists.
^1 F. V. LIPPMAN
Ifj wlmI Proprietor *
i Savannah, Ca.
WATISIW
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AU. ~k ?. a. A?* '
F'wv-v f ?< I
WORTH ^
< for Haltimoj-e, New York and other
he will buy his entire line ol* :
id Winter ;
Goods. |j
goods. Ladies who wish to get the 1
i goods for the least possible cost
ke their purchases.
elson & Co.
ariety tor c"
North r.flrnlinfl.
i. 1
J| Notice of Registration.
Notice is hereby given in purrsuance
of the statute requiring the
registration of voters in each city
and town within the State immediately
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 ofliccof Sam
P Hawes Supervisor of Registration
at his place of business at Conway,
S. C., on Tuesday, June 14th, 11)10,
iclT and for a period of ninety (1)0) days
igh- thereafter, closing on Monday,
September 12th, 1910. Qualified
lt>(h electors duly registered and entitled
to vote in the county, who have
nen resided within the corporate limits
vies of the Town of Conway for four (4
lent months preceding the election, wil
be entitled to register. No certifi
rom cate issued on previous years wil
you be accepted by the Managers at th(
polls.
By order of the Council.
T J Bell, Clerk
']-? Attest;
H P Little, Mayor.
June 13th, 1310.
L CI
For Sale:?Two 8-vear old 1200 pouni
mules, sound and good workers. ()n<
7 year old family broke horse. Con
J DO dition perfect. Cash or on time.
Mil 2wl8 W. II. IIowell,
ItSDAY, HlPTEMBER 1, 1910
RED HOI
Biggest Bargain Ei
f
That Assad Kabul, Conway's Leader <
least money is an established fact as is at
who speak from experience. This is no h
have the goods and you have the money, <
you would name. For the next two weeks
you want to get in the swim better take ac
and make your purchases as after that tin
is no old, shelf-worn and out-of-date stoc
Fresh and Up
During the next two w<
will be made to our cour
ing to have it if good goods
dealings will secure it. C
i Our Mr Thompson, having- turned ove
9 C. O. Marsh, G. G. Graham, J. M. Dusen
| tions to sell it out, and left no limit, sho
a dollar to spend and want to make it go ;
I We carry the Largest and 13
I Our buyer is a plunger and knows where to go to
I get the biggest bargains to be had, and he.always
I has the where-with all to get them. We have the
I out put ond no quantity too large for us to buy
if the price is right, and he knows when it is
B right. Therefore the boys are aware of the fact
I that we will need the room in a few days and we
3 have left it up to them to cut the price and sell
fl the goods while our buyer is on the IS'ortern
Markets.
^ ^ "a fRi jgm. kl
fl For Buggies, Wagons, Harness, or a good Horse, see Mr
I at our stables?CONWAY LIVE STOC
Lost-^Saturday between Couway and yvA/VAA A
Hammond a pair of (spectacles and an B V V V V Vi
alphabeltical day book. The finder will
be reasonably rewarded by returning ar- ^ I 4
to C U III
A, N ('ox, Conway, S, 0. g | B Oil
Lcst.?One black leather wallet, bill VVh ? h
fold or pocket book, containing several ^ a i
v-L,. ? ,.?,,f?)prat,. bill, mid an f scrvcd, ^,lh K"
^ mi/tn/iliinrv
^ICCII-uuvnu, ?
accident insurance policy, in card form, ^
and a postage stamp, and other papers, ^
Finder will be rewarded if returned to m.
Herald Office, Conway, S 0. ^ Jp jj
FOR SALE?Oyster Shells Lime C Mcat 1>cr P?un
at $6 00 per ton, sacked, and F OB)k Best Coffee per
steamer at river. This is intended ?
mainly for agricultural purposse ]V *,s" per dozen
but will make excellent mortar, also ^ Granulated u
a good white wash when mixed with ^
salt water. ? Itrown Sugar
B 1EHLAUF.R, LACI1JCOTTE & Co , % r onr f
WaverlyMills.SC. C Leaf Lard por
?i ^ Best Bat. Flou
TAKEN UP?At my place, one dark (? Pork Sausruro
brindle Ox, with broad horns. Marked1 usage
with swallow fork and underbit in left ^ Best Corn per 1
ear and underbit in right. Also one Buthead
Ox with white face and belly. Un- Best Buggy W
marked. Owner can get same by paying
for advertisement, maintenance, &c. VV
II Vaught, Vaught, S C, ^ -1.^1
WANTED?The Cosmopolitan Maga-|^^ LORIS
zlne requires the services of a representatlve
in Horry to look after subscription
renewals and to extend circulation by
special methods which have proved un- . _
usually ^successful. Salary and commh1
sion. Previous experience desirable but
41? Br order of the
not essential. Wlioie time or spnreiuur. ? j --? -- ?
I Address with references. H C Campbell, Horry County, da
I Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1789 Broadway, 1010, Levi Gerral
5 New Y?rk City. 2w21 County, was dec
i . unsound mind, in
) a.- * ? 1 lnK his arTa'rs, (
1 JNOtlCe Of oBle, duly appointed as
Under and by virtue of an order of the guardian, to take
1 Probate Court made and entered in the I fairs. All tiansi
3 matter of the personal estate and effects | had with the said
of Gilbert J. Anderson, deceased, the be contested in th
undersigned will offer tor sale, to the high- who doal with bin
est bidders for cash, at 10 o'clock in the in.r tun on!j
forenoon, on the 8rd day of September !?^n? J?1" *?U:J (
A. 1). 1910, at the late residence of the ^eir }} rK *5 an
deceased in Floyds Township, all and Allen Koge
singular all of the personal estate of the Levi Gerra
. said Gilbert J. Anderson, deceased, the Dated July 14th,
' same consisting of household and kitcnen 4wl8.
J furniture, farming tools, live stock, and .
b other articles of personal property. THE CHILD]
B. W. ANDERSON, KENNEDY'S
Qualified Administrator of Gilbert j. im?*i
Anderson, Deceased. td. vUvUrl
PBICESl
rant of the Seasonj
of Low Prices, is giving more goods for the '
tensed by thousands of satisfied customers i
ake sale, but a living, burning truth. We '
come take the goods at a price lower than
5 goods will be marked still lower aift if
Ivantage of the opportunity of a life time \
tie this sale will close. Remember that this
but a
1
Nto-date Line
seks special inducements
ltry friends and we are gQ: j
i, honest values and square
ome to see us.
Ay Next to Horry Hj. rdware Co.
L j CONWAY, S. C.
irak"""" ""I
r the Conway Bargain House to Messrs
ibury and Luther Williams with instruculd
sound good to all those who have a
a long ways.
lest Assorted Stock in Horry.
You are cordially invited to call on the boys in
our absence and keep them too busy for the Hies
to light on them. If you want something to eat
or to wear or something to furnish the home
with, now is the accepted time. We a.e agents
for O. K. Queen cook stoves. White sewing
machines, American Ladies Tailor Made Garments,
International Tailor Made Garments, McCallPattei
ns. ('all and select your suits and let
your measure be tuken while you wait.
gain House
. ? i >: ? i i
itiui ^(iii niuuai usum m
K CO. I
1m fSlRSTYlI
t and thirsty call at my fountain where you will be
Id drinks that are made right and are really thirst L
ttvcy Groceries. I
pound 10c.
gar 6c. ^
pound 10 l-2c.
r 9/f nnnn/la m. V
mm m 4# V V 1
per pound 15c.
bushel $1 00
hips sold cheap. ?
M. HAYES, I
riCE T R Bryan, of Georgia,arrived
Probate Court of Conway last week, and he will spend
ted July 12th A D sometime visiting friends and red,
of Paso, Horry l^RHcs here in the county. Mr.
reed a person of l^ryan left just after casting his
capable of manag- vote in the Georgia election,
[ind Allen Rogers
a committee, or *"**
chargo of his af- The ever popular James Adams
actions which are Vaudeville show will be here all next
Levi Gerrald wu\ week, occupying the vacant lots beie
courts, and those tweeti the old court house* and the
n, without consult- 0it] j 1 il. The advance agent was
lian, will do so at here this week putting up the notd
peril. jces an(j making other arrangers,
Guardian of ments. This show has been at Cont'd,
Lunatic. way for a week once before and
A ^ 15'1('- was very popular as a clean show,
________ operated by good people. They alnrv
f ,uv t^r ways try to show more and better
AVATf\/? ll)an ^ey a<*verti8e, an(* they never
LAA/t 1IV L fail to have large crowd* all the
I SYRUP I time,
t