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w-~ p> ?~ flic It own pmli V ) -9 Entorcri at fti ? 1*? at OllUo a' Conway, H. (j ub Hccon . CiUbb Malt Mutter. I'U iLlSllKO KYP.EY T?M USD A V MOUN1NG UY CONWAY ITHI.ISIMNO CO. S.l'VcKUTJON ONE DO 1.1, Al< PEK YEA H H. H, WOODWARD, Editor THURSDAY. DLClvMBCR 15. I9IO The Christmas trade has set in, Are you doing anv shopping in Con way this season? H not you should. Ool. () 1; Shump?rt, a member of the Newberry bar, died at. his home in lb it place last week. Col Shum port was prominent in the politico I professional ar.d social circles of t! ?; State, and several years ago wan a candidate for Governor of South r t'olina, in which election tie reci ivtel a very flattering vote. As the Conway TYght and Power company, has. for the past. several weeks, toon giving its patrons bet ter service, and by giving it, acknowled the ju^iice of the coinplaint of the Herald, obviously, therefore, t would be superflous to say anything rise on this subject at this time. The patrons of the company appreciate the improved service and Mr Paul Q lattlebaum has their thanks. The proposed advances in express rates for the transportation of liquors in packages and jugs, which were to take effect December 15th, have been suspended until April 14th, 11)11, by the Interstate Commerce Commission. This decision was based on an action brought by S. Ij Clarke, and many other liquor dealers who do a large mail order business in the alleged prohibition States, against the Southern Express Com par.y. Mrs. Sue Roberson, is at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A Rollinson, in the Western suburbs of Conway. Her husband, Rev. C. E. Robertson, will join her later. It will be pleasing information to his many friends to learn that Mr. Robertson has accepted a call from a pastorate in North Carolina, and will enter upon his wot k at an early date, from Awful Deth.a It<?w an appallirg calamity in his family was provcuttd is told by A D McDonald, of Favetteville, N C U F 1) N 1 8. "My sister had consumption.' he writes, "she was very thin and pale, had on appetite and dny and see rue d to prow weaker every , as ell remedies failed, till Dr Kin's New Discovery was tried, and so completely cured her. that she has not. been troubled with a cough since. Its the best medicine I ever saw or hea:d of." For coughs, colds, la- : grippe. asthma, croup, hemorrhage, all broochial troubles, it has no equal. 50 cents and ?1 (JO. Trial bottle free, (duai an teed by Norton Drug Co. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of llorry. Court of Common Pleas. Conway Savings Hank, a Corporation, Cluirt? r? (1 Under the Laws of the State ?of South Carolina, Plaintiff, against J\ Grissotte Gause. 8ilvey Gause, Mary Ann Bryan, Sancho Bryan, Lucy Bel- ( I amy, lb bacon Bryan Atkinson, Mel \ina Lewi*, Mike Bryant, .1 A ('raw- , ford, Susana Crawford Harvey Bella ( my, O. M. Bellamy, Moses Bellamy, Zacharias /Bellamy, Mary Bellamy, Pincktiey 1). Bellamy, K itle Bellamy, Jeremiah Bellamy, PeterGause, Wainpee Supply Company, a corporation, .1. A. Me Derrnott .1 I. Ward and James B. O'Neill, and 1\ (? O'Nell , survivors oj the firm of B. O'Neill A Sons, G, B. Jenkins Defendants; To the Defendant*), above mimed You are hereby summoned and reouired to .iti-wer the complaint In 'his hCiiop, which has been filed ill the < filce of the Clcik of tlie Court, o! Common Pleas, for tlie said county, and t< servo a o< py of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriler tit his oflic.e at Conway S.C., within twenty days after the servic hereof; exclusive of the day of sik h service; and it you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relic! demanded in the c< n plaint. Dec. 7th, A. P. 1010. y W.L Bryan, if. II. Woodward, u. u. i'. I'iHiuiiir'b Attorney To Rebecca *ir>>in , Mike Bryant, Mo sos Bellamy, and J 3reiniah Bellamy, absent defendants: ( TAKE NOTKhat the Complaint in this notion and the summons of which the foregoing is a copy, were filed in < the otflee of the Clerk of this Court at 1 Conway, S. C., on the 9th day of Decern her. A. 1). 1910. Attest: W. L. Bryan, 11. II Woodward. C. C. C. P. Plaintiff's Attorney, i mm. i. . } < 3 1: y Worloy was here one day last j. V'-ek. i) I i ?????ill ll I . I ?? Tax Notice. The tax hocks will be open for ihc c< llecth 11 of State, County nod other taxes for I lie licul year lb 10 fr??m Ocu ber loth, 11)10 to March 15th, 1011, Tuxes are due without penalty t? December 31st, with one per cent, penalty to January 31st., with two per cent pena?ty 1) February 28h, and with seven per cent, penalty to March 15:h. Regular Tax Levy. The levy on all the taxable property in the county is us follow*; State Tax, 5 3-4 mills Oidinary County Tux -1 mills Special County Tax 1 mill Koad and Bridge Tax 2 mills Constitutional School Tax 3 mills Totai 15 8 1 mills Special School Tax. An additional levy to pay special taxes voted for school purposes in certain school districts is made as follows: No 13 Dog Blnil 8 mills t; Athens 4 mi Is 7 Green Sea 4 mi lis 11 Soeastee 4 in lis 18 Withers 8 mills 14 Centenary 4 mills 15 Haw 13ianch 5 mills 17 Wanaimker S mills 18 Loiis 8 mills 11) Conway 4 mills 2u Mt Olive 8 mills 24 ( edar Grove 8 mills 2(5 Cool Spiiugs 2 mills 27 Zion 4 mills 21) Powell 4 mills 80 Priuceville 4 mills 8(5 Gr iS>y J3 ly 8 mills 88 Hiekoiv Hill 8 mills a - miii.. ^ ... : ... :i ,. 1 40 liny r?wajup ) ljill s 50 Fioyds 8 mills 55 Alh-ti 2 mi!l> M> Suuford 2 mills 59 high Point 8 mills 01 Wampte 8 mil's 02 Savannah Biuff 8 mills 08 Home wood 4 mills 09 Maple 4 mills 70 Poplar 8 mills 74 Four Mile 4 mills 75 Virgo 2 mills 70 Harper 8 mills 77 Straw Field 8 mill79 Bucksport 8 mills 80 Spring Branch 4 mills 81 Salem 8 mills 85 Watts 4 mills 89 Seven Mile 8 mills 91 Pleasant Hill 2 mills 92 Vauglit 4 mills ! 94 Oak Grove 8 mills School Mouse Bond Tax. An additional levy in School District No. 19 (Conway) of two mills is made to pay interest on the Scho.il Hons Bonds and "to create a sinking fund for their filial' retirement. Capitation Tax. A poll tax of one dollar for school purposes is levied upon every male citi /.en between the ages of 21 and 00 years , able to earn a living, except Confederate ' veterans over 50 years of age, A capitation tax of one dollar for school purposes is levied on each dog in the county. i Commutation Road Tax. Fuel; person in the county liable for { I Willi uuiv iiiuot uutani a iiuau ucicija from the County Treasurer before Janu j ary 1, 1911, for the year 1910. This can be procured either by paying to tho Treasurer three dollars in cash or by presenting to the Treasurer a certificate > from his road overseer, approved ly the Supervisor, to the < lf?ct that he has per- I formed six days work on the s?-ctiou of ' road to which he belongs. Fishery Stamps. Fishery Stamps or Tags may be obtained from the Treasurer at any time. When parties order by mail, they should enclose postage, other wise postage will be deducted. On all other days except Sundays, the Treasurer's oMice at Conway will be open 1 from 9 to -1. J. N. JENRETTE, , 3w33 County Treasurer, ' $25.00 Reward, A reward of $'25.00 will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any person selling wine or whiskey within ihree miles of Bucksport and Eddy Lake Sehool. D, V. Richardson, Geo. Oflicer, J. M. Marlow. Trustees. _ ( J N JENRETTE 1 CONVEYANCER 6c NOTARY PUBLIC VVrites Titles, Mortgages, Liens, Agreenenta ,Contracts, &c, Abstracting and Copying a Specialty, Hacker Mfg Co., . SuccofifiorH to GEORGE S HACKER & SON YE M AM: kactuhr I)oorp, SamD AND KMHDM, Ooi.lfSINH AND IIaI.CHTKKP, (iKll.l.KH AND (lahi.k OltNA MKNrrt, Ml ItKKN l)OOHM AND WlNDOWH. YK DEAL IN (tl.ahh, Mamii Cokd and VYkiuiitb. :harleston, s. c. S- l?- IIAWl^S, GROCER Only High Grade Family and Planntions Supplies handled. Your patronige is respect fully solicited and will be ippreciated. Satisfaction guaranteed or 'our money bacK. No trouble to show joods, ro if you don't see what you want isk for it. ? THS HOKRY HERALD, THU FOR EVE Only 43 Days to close Merchandise. This will be tl waged in this section of Hoi Mnfri-iiil I'lmnffns will l?o marl<? in our ning with the new year 1911, hence we stock of merchandise, and do it quickl and close Saturday, December 31st, 191 You are especially invited to attend tli needs while the stock is complete and l'or goods when you can get them for On Many Article '\7' * < 4 /~v c X XX U. ^ ote our Prices and 1200 cans Hall's 10c. Star Lye reduced to 7 l-2c 2000 packages R R Mills snuff per package 1c. 1000 packages Lump and Celluloid starch, per package 4c. 1000 packages washing powder per package 4c. 1000 pks Rough Rider baking powder, per package 4c. 1000 cans the best syrup you ever ate, per can 10c. Only one can sold to a person. 1200 spools J. P. Coats thread per spool 4c. Not more than one dozen to a person 100 mens and youths dress shirts, a little soiled worth 75c to SI three for $1.00 200 mens linen collars, a little soiled, worth 12 l-2c for 5c. Mens and ladies extra heavy i fleeced lined undersuits, I worth $1 10 for 79c. I Mens and ladies lighter weight undershirts for 50c. 3000 yards cassimers, flannels, hrilliantincs, mohairs, etc., worth 50c to 75c per yard to close at 39c. 2000 yards of woolen dress goods worth 30c to 10c to close at 16 2-3c 1000 fast colors in apron ginghams, per yard 5c. We have a thousand and one other irticles at correspondingly low prices (Vhich we picked up last August while ransacking the northern markets for bargains. We want to sell every man and wonan, boy and girl their foot and head vear, their suits, coats, overcoats, JUSTICE, SC P. S. Don't forget sale begin 31st De< Fresh Bread and Cakes aiways on jlied with choice goods for family us* ist possible notch. Phone orders gn ivory guaranteed. Phone No. 13. VEGETABLES B. T. HYMfl S Benn 1 CUHBI L THE HOUSE C J E NIC < tvera.1 - W Keep and sell everything in this line dress patten. Staple and fancy gr< You are cordially invited to call and igo will be appreciated. Polite clci lay a bargain day. ItSUAY, DEOKMBElt 15, 1910. TWm JRYBODY $10,000 worth of General' te Biggest Bargain Sale ever rry County. business affairs at Justice, S. C., begini have decided to close out our entire y. The sale (strickly cash) will begin nvpmhpr 19 IfVUIIIMUl I Smj 0, or when all goods have been sold. ie early part of this sale and supply ypur attractive. No need to pay high prices about one half value during this sale. s We Can Save 50 Per Cent. Figure for Yourself. 2000 yards calico to close at 5c. 300 fancy silk 4-in-hand ties, worth 25c to 50c, each 10c. *)OAA ?%o 1 ho /kf oKaaci ur/\t*t 1? 4/1 I'cuin */i nin ui til iw $6 00 per pair must be sold quickly, supply your needs NOW Mens solid leather brogans worth $1 75 reduced to $1 15 The famous $2 50 Eagle brand shoe for dress now $1 68 Mens $2 00 dress shoe, won't be here long at $1 25 Ladies work shoe worth $1 60 will leave quickly at $1 25 A beautiful line of ladies dress shoes worth $1 50 to $1 75 closing at $1 39 ine of Cardui, $1 size for 75c. T* Black Draught 25c size for 15c. Kodal, the great dyspepsia cure $1 00 size for 75c. Good black pepper worth 20c per pound 10c. 10 pounds of good baking soda 25c. Good 10 quart water buckets worth 20c for 10c. Good 10 quart dish pans worth 25c for 10c. Rock salt (for horses, cattle hogs) by the lump per pound 2c. underwear, etc. Don't fail to come and see what's going on even if you don't buy a penny's worth. You will be just as welcome as though you spent 5100 with us. So come, one and all, and come quickly. Yours for unparalled bargains, )UTH CAROLINA is 12th November and closes member, J. SPI ae riour hand. Our Grocery Department is e and are marked down to tho low wn careiul attention and prompt de IN SEASON. NTHE BAKEti. t THE GROCER MAN ottsville Marble W k W. McRLWKE, Proprietor. MANUFACTURER OF IENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC. ,nd Prices Furnished on Application for Anything in Our Line. S. VAUGHT, Conway, S, C, EST A Bl. I SHED I88O. TTSVILLE, 8 V IF BARGAINS | ;holas, I [ erchatndise* ! from a paper of pins up to the fines' jeories at the lowest possible priceh inspect our stock and your patronrks to supply your wants, Evers protect J _ Your. iamulv^ a bank^ ^ccouin PHILLIP D ARMOUR, Meat Kingfiret saved one hi ings on the farm. He went * ** I 1% 1? rw /v *\ i cr. t\t\ 0 ,i01 Vilely UlCI C lie tt UCI, SAVED saved a few thous ing was the seed from whic Wc pay a liberal interest consister MAKE OUIt BAP CONWAY SA1 IN FIRST NATIONAL. This Bank is open every i: The B est E\ For the best of everything with go to Dusenbury & C Our ] We guarantee to beat what sidered. Come see us and buy when Dusenbui Toddville, ^ 100 bbls Pride > 125 bbls Saxoi 7 50 bbls Capal > 50 bushels Sc > 2,000 Cotton S % 400 bushels C > 3,000 lbs Smol 200 bushels B< 300 bags Ship ^ 155 caddies T( <? On the above we will /*' Ml /"I A ^possiDie. v_ome to see us ? ways have it md want yo fPalmtfo Gr | THE COOPER CMULLINS: I ill 7 wbm v/\ vi Iof the grain harvested in this count] and less than live per cent of it is b< of the ones who are so far behind th Over 95 per cent, of the business < checks instead of the handling of m most convenient way of doing busim nine per cent, of the business shouli The few people who are not using 1 such as this, are placing themselves are not up to date in other respects. You should have a check account a how simple it is. Bank ol I.ORIS, , the great multi-millionare uridred dollars from his earnt from New Yorl^ to Califory digging ditches. He still sand dollars. The first savh his vast fortune grew. it with safety. 5 percent. sK YOUR BANK. VING3 BANK. BANK BUILDING. Saturday from 6 to 7:30 p m. of 'erything A- X 1 ] A. L. 10 eat, io wear ana 10 worn. Company. Prices you can get elsewhere, quality oo? i vou need good merchandise. ry & Co., South Carolina sat Flours i of Richmond tola. J ;ed Rye. ^ Sheets. C orn. C ked Bacon. C est Meal. % stuff. C >bacco. > make the closest prices^ . We have the stock, al-V iiv Villain /ina Ut UUD11ICDO* ^ ocery Co.,! WHOLESALE i per cent ry in bound by havesting machines >u nd by hand. What do you think e times as to be binding by hand? this country Is done by bank oncy because it is the safest and ess. There is no reason why ninetyI not be done this way. the conveniences offered by a bank in the same class as the one* who it this bank. Come in let ns explain f Loris, > S. C. I