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H It* benefic I M fects are v K L# I '0 m very Makes rich, red, H system ? clears the brain H A positive specif^ for ( Drives out Rheumatism V is a wonderful tonic and 1 I F. V. LIPPMAI* - . 1 r~ToBe! H Pe J - 2500 Tons High Gra 500 Barrels Flour. 300 Bags Rice. 5 Tons Lard. One Carload Sugar. We carry the Stock See us if you have t r ? * We'll save you mon Palmetto I:" THE COO MULLIN, I ! Ferti rnSm * i i laEMaii 1 HIGH GRA LOWES * n i 1 i i mi I For all Tri Crops, r Place your orders thus avoid tne possi Prompt and careful al whether small or large, can and will save you n Dusenb ) i . '/ distkibutors of ! c TODDVILLK Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnammmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4 : ' ' ' ?n Fresh Bread and Cakes a*wa V filled with choice goods for fam T rest possible notch. Phoue ord< -* livery guaranteed. Phone No VECETABI B. T. HYP ?' .? . , !.?' " - - >t Powerful Permanent I rial ef? Stubborn case* Good results are ^m isuallf field to P. P. P. lasting?it cures H ,uicld|f when other medi- you to stay cured Maes are useless >. P. P. I " pure blood?cleanses the entire H 1 ? strengthens digestion and nerves. Blood Poison and skin diseases. H I and Stops the Pain; ends Malaria; I I t>ody-builder. Thousands endorse it. H l9 SAVANNAH, GA. [ mmmammammmmmi ! Sold Horry I i iople I de Fertilizer c f * Ask those who deal with us. the cash or can give good paper. , / iey. firnnerv Co. PElt WHOLESALE, I , S C J wmmmmmmmmamm MBI icimj??a H f leers. 11 iDES AT THE I T PRICES I : .ick and Field g s vlone Better. I J early for these goods and H bility of delay in shipment. B t ttention given to all orders I r See us before buying as we B v loney. B (, ury&Co., I FERTIIJZfcRS FOlt HORRY 9 r OUIN1Y. g J 8 C I rade Flour ys on hand. Our Grocery Department js ily use and are markt-d down to the low srs given careiul attention and prompt e'e ?ES IN SEASON. /IAN THE BAI(tR " 'l THE GROCER MAN ennettsvillo Marble Wk J, W. McRLWEK, Proprietor. MANUFACTURER OF 9NUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC. jigns and Prices Furnished on Application for Anything in Our Line. J. S. VAUGHT, Conway, S, C. ESTABLISHED ISSO. CNNETTSVILLE, 8 C V ? TH3 HOBBY HERALD: 1 HR3W OUT THE LINE. rive the Kidney* Help and Many Conway People Will Be Happier. "Th'-ow out the Life Line" Th C doey? need he p Th y're overworked?they can't ;)tthip>U n filleted out of toe >1 >od. They are getting worse every mini*e. Wili you htlp them? D ma'a Kidney Pills have brouget hju^nnds of kidney oulfjrers buck Tom he verge of despair. B F S ilpper, Main street, Con wav, 5 C., says: 1 'I an pleased to recommend Djau's Kidney Pills, fur 1 nave received splendid resulis from their use I w<*a annoyed by a paiu lamonoQs in mv back and my *UVI IMkMVMVMV ? ^ ^ rT kidneys did not do their work as they should. When Doan's Kidney Pills were Drought to my attention, r trot a box from the Norton Drug 3o. and they gave me prompt lelief I have had no aches or pa.ns since I ised this remedy." Fjr sale by all dealers. Price 50 ents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, *Jew York sole agents for the Unied States, Remember the name?Doan's? md take no other, Items from Lake Swamps, Dear Editor Herald: Will you >lease allow me space in your paper or a few lines from the old home? The health of this community is fcod at th;s writing. No weudmgs to report. Mr G 0 Jonnson and family, ac.mpinied by Miss Daisy Sarvis, /isited relatives at Mr C C Grainger's last Sunday, Mr Sam Johnson was a pleasant 3iller at Mr A C Gerrald's last Suniay afternoon. Miss Amanda Ray is a visitor at the home of Mr G C Johnson afod jxpects to remain there until sne returns to her home at Fuston, Ga, Now, Mr Editor, if this escapes ihe waste basket, I will try again. Sly Coon. Has Millions of Friends. How would you like to number four friends by the millionsasBuckin \s Arnica Salve does? Its asoucdi: g cures in the past forty rears made them Its the best Salve o the world for sores, ulcers eczema, >urn?, boils, scalds, cuts, corns, ore eyes, sprains, swellings, bruises :old sores. Has no equal for piles !5j at Norton Drug Co. Card of Thanks. We w* to express in this manier our o-ucere thanks to our many riends wh ? showed us kindness and jmpa?hy during the illness and eath of uur nephew. Mr and Mrs S J Lex is. An inspector who came here ecently to inspect a car load of buttles put up by The Hardwood lanufacturing Co., stated that the fork turned out by this company is igh class and fully up to standard. We will again remind some of our ubscribers that it is absolutely ecessary to collect for past dues or subscribers Those who are till owing are respectfully requestd to remit, or to call at the office nd le > \ & the amount due. R L Oliver has brought suit in he court of Common Pleas to ecover pose&sion of a mare sold fcently at public sale and purhased by J L. Goodman. The lefondant denies the right of the daintiff to recover this property. D R Potter whose case will be tried n the Court of General S~?*s?onflext week was in Conway last Tuesday. Burroughs & Collins Co.. hav^ )urchased a ' Hudson" car for use n the business With it they can nake quick trips over the county Toe General Assembly adjourned ast. Monday morning and Senator [) A Spivey and Rpprefer tative, L. f?. rMngleton, returned home on Tuesday. J J Sanders has purchased a rioin-e and lot on Main Street, from M L Gore, of Whiteville, N. C. It fs tqe sam^ prnportv formerly occupied by E E Dusenbury. R J C Ward, of Z >an, was among the business men from the oountry visiting Conway last week. Hon R B Scarborough was in Dillon county on legal business the first of last week. Kills a Murderer. A merciless murderer is Appendicitis with many victims, but Dr Tfintr's New Life Pills kill it bv pre vention. They gently stimulate siomach, liver and bowels, preventing the clogging t,hat invites appendicitis, curing Constipation, Headache, Biliousness, Chills, 25c at Norton Drug Co. Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as administrator of John Causee, deceased, will apply before the court of Probate at Conway. S. C.. at 11 o'clock iu the forenoon on the 11th day of March, A. D. 1911, for a final discharge as such Administrator. W. M Rhodes. Adra. of John Causee, deceased. 2-10-1911. 'HURSPAY MARCH, 2, 1011., Married at Daisy. 01 las*- Taursdav t-venit/g, at 6 >'clock, February 1G, 1911, at the residence of the br'de's parents. Mr and Mrs W B Carte**, their churmn*/ d H'ghter, Mi s N tomi. was h ?pi v m i**ried to Mr. W R Todd. Toe Toe atrendams upon the couple were: Mr >J L C?lm with Mi-r ZtXVe C x. Mr O M G re with Mist Arrie Shelly, Mr F C T?dd with Miss Kl'vle G lmore? Mr P B? Todd with Miss M O G lrn ?re Too ceremony was ve**y inipr ssively perfo raed bv the R^v J VValter T dd A ter the cereuoooy all were iovi'ed to the dioinf room where a bou??tiful table waaprep?icd for the ceca siuij . M<8s Naomi is the youngest daughter of Mr aiul Mrs W B Carter. M Todd is a prosperous your g farmer of the Ljris section a id is a s ju of the late Tsiiah Todd enl is . to I e congratulated on having won ?he heart and hand of such an acc unp'.ished youug lady. 33] Attacks School Principal. A severe attack on school principal, Cbas B Allen, of Svlvania; Ga., is thus told by him: "For more than three years," he writes, "I suffered indiscribable torture from rheumatism, liver and stomach trouble ard d'srasrd kidnevs. All remedies failed till I used E'ectric Bitters, but four bottles of this wonderful remedy cured me completely." Such results are common Thousands bless them for curing stomach troubles. female complaints, kidne\' disorders, biliousness, and for new health and vigor. T.ry them Only 50c at Norton Drug Co King-Booth. On January 2Gtb, 1911, at the home of the bride's father, Mr J J, King, Mr Thomas Booth and Miss Be l King were happily married in the presence of a few friends. Rev E. P Scoi^ins performing the ceremony. Miss Belle is the charming daughter of Mr J J. Kirg and Mr Booth is to be congratulated on winning such a fair young lady i May heaven's blessings rest- on their lives. One Present. Death of Mrs J H Vcreen. In loving rememberance of my dear sister, Luev, who departed this life January 22nd, 1911 She was happily married last Easter Sunday to Mr J H Vereen, of Hand, SC She lived after her marriage only about 10 months, but they spent that time in perfect union She is dead and has gone to rest w * are sure. She ljft a fa her and mother, sisters and brothers and a host of friet ds to mourn her lost. I but, oh I may we not mourn for her but only prepare to meet her in that, home of perfect rest and we will never r?~gret the efforts we made in this world when we come to death ourselyes. Dear Lucy is sleeping, so free from all pain. Oh! may we only be glad t) know she 11 never suffer again. She slumbers so soundly, oh! let her sleep on, Her sickness is ended, her troubles are gone. Think how she suffered, vet bore all her pain, In the long night hours, as we soothed her in vain, Til G >d in his great mercy and love, Sent down an angel to take her aDDve, Her Sister Belle, A Fierce Night Alarm is the hoarse startling cough of a child suddenly attacked by croup O.'ten it aroused L-?wi> Cbamblin of Manchester, O., (R R No 2) f?>r their four children were greatly sub ject to croup "Sometimes in severe attacks," he wrote, "we were afraid they would d e, but since we proved what a certain remedy Dr King's New Discovery is we have no fear We rely on it for croup and for coughs, c >ld* or anv throat or lung irouble " S> do thousands of others. S>m%y you. Asthma, Ray Fever, L.tG-rippe, Whooping Cough, Hemori higes fly before it 50c and $1 00 Trial bottle free Sold by Norton Drug Co. Attention is call'd t.o the large advertbemo t of J a Jenrette appearing in this p*paT Ho is now engaged in the insurance and real estate business, and he w 11 be glad to talk with our readers when they need anything in those lines. Hacker Mfg C x, SuooCBnorp to GEORGE S HACKER & SON \VK MANUFACTUIIR I DoOHH, SasII ANI? lll.INDS, ('OM7MN8 AND Balustkiib, Ollll.l.kh AND (lalil.k Ohna MXNTH, HCHKKN DOOKH AND WINDOWS. WK DUAL IN Guana, Sasii Coud and Wkiqht*. CHARLESTON S % 100 Million Worth of These are stupendous figur amount that the South spends f these figures may attract you f( curious thing about them is th; money is regularly sent away South is that much poorer for it. You trade at a Southern s rloolor- \mnr mnnfiv. You Drol V-lV/tl IV/J J vua . t northern made shoe. When ;he money, less a small per cent tc west and the South is that much Keep your money at home times, better wages, more U Southern people. Ask your dealer for The C . the South, by white labor, for S best shoe value offered by am $3.50 and $4.00. Mor r spent 1 in the South, and p- Southeri bakers and butche* It builds Souuiern factories, We can support more and each do his part. CRADDOCK-TI Lynchburg, CT he BeU Line of hoes is ringing glad welcome in hundred of homes i Horry County. Is your home o le c them? If not your neighbor's 3 s join the procession and look over tli complete line of these solid leatlu shoes we have for men, women an children. ^jjj Sole Agents at Conway foi fSpivey M jg CONWA BHHHHHHBmriftHUBHHIBIHHiHHBIHIHiHIBHi 33,211. TO JL.O. I to make their crops | Charges Reast | COMETO> BANK ?S~ * T.ORIR Sill lllllllll liw?i IIWIBil il I 1I1M I li CHUItClI DIRECIT \ PKEsnYTBlilAN 01IP . fx KV A S T)OAK, ^ Preaching each 2nd Sunday at 11 a in* and 8 p in., and 3rd Sunday at 11am jPrayer meeting every Weuuesday eveninK wif Sunday school every Sunday at 4:30 w pm. .-nt Westminister Leajfue. CHINESE LAUNDRY <?' Collars and Cuffs. U0 Ironing Machine. Work turned out Promptly. Send me a trial order. Family washing taken. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Work neatly executed, an* in t\ first class style. , ^ nnr iAi. NHTICR l Collars and Cuffs held for 30 days and if not called fof will be sold, R Yoursfor good Vor*, p GEORGE LUM J N JENRETTE Pr CONVEYANCER & NOTARY PUBLIC ? Writes Titles, Mortgages, Liens, Agreements, Contract*, Ac, Anstracting a.id [ is Copying a Specialty, i rei f Dollars Shoes es, yet this is the yearly or shoes. As a curiosity )r a minute, but the most it three quarters of this from the South and the hoe store. You give the bably buy a western or dealer pays his bill, this > the dealer, goes north or A rv /\ fJUWl Ui . i. Let it work for better ictories, more work for Jraddock Shoe. Made in iouthern gentlemen. The / maker in the land for for Craddock Shoes stays a labor, Southern grocers, homes and schools. . better industries. Let's QRRY CO. , Va. n P We absolutely i0 f| Guarantee every ^ || Pair or Your d Eg Money Back r above line of Shoes. .Y, S*4 CJ ... ? ... .- in iii; Ml A. TV I H 3 this year. fj mable 9 <1:1: xjjss 1 LrORIS I SOUTH CAROLINA I WHEN IN NEED OF ? EPAIR WORK wagons, carts buggiesor any kind farming implements call on J. \V. irks, at Altaian's old stand. You I find my prices reasonable and the k strong and neatly done. I guaree my work as I use only the best lerial and am skilled in the business h 25 years experience. All I ask is jive me a trial. rse Shoeing a Specialty. vr A ^ i our.s 10 st'i t V) J. W. SPARKS . A. Spivcy & Company, FIREINSURANCE AGENTS. prese n t theSt.ron #es t Com pa n ies. lieios written on the most liberal rins. Place your insurance with "g ompt Settlement of Claims. M?s Fred Grant, of Laurel. S C , in Conway the jruest of her pants, Mr aud Mrs J W Little.