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THOSE WUO WON PREMIUMS AT FAIR; . \ FARM DIVISION Class Field Crops Best farm i cnibit, variety consulercftL>~t,000 p? u.ids hig.i grade ftr tibaeiy-of fo? < d by Virgin ia-Caroiin;| Ctoeiftkrat ^ Company.?Mrs : P. Wl Demery. 1 J | Best 3 italks cotton?one yca>'* ( subscript'-n to Progressive Farmer ?J. W . u.? 'orsoi . Best }. w: oi Shelled corn?. n ye .r's siuicripti n to P ogres t Farmer?11am p Long. Lest peck ol' v heat?ore yeart. subscription to Progressive Fanner H. H. Lcc. ] For the following exhibits f 0 cents j in cash 'or first premium and red; ribbon for second: Best peck of lice?J. W. Anderson.J *J. D. Williams. ! Best sheaf of lice?F. O. Watson.. Fannie Martin. Best peck cf peas, mixed?Julian . Cooper, ivl. Johnson. Bushel sv;eet potatoes?H. 11. Lee, J. W. Smith. Best bushel Irish potatoes?1>. A.' Richardson. P. W_ nprncrv Best peck velvet beans?Ramp I.ong, S, J. Casque. Best peck homemade meal?W. J. Mi shoe. Host bale cow pea hay?\Y. T. Collins. Best bale oats and vetch-?J. \V. Shackle ford. Best bale wheat straw?W. T. Collins, J. W. Shacklcford. For the following exhibits first j premium 2~> cents cash; second, red i rbbon: Best peck of walnuts?Flora Dcr-I . nam. u * i- _ / i- . t ? |imt 01 iiK-Kory nuts?Harvey Davis, Edgar Rowell. Best dozen tomatoes?Mrs. Demery, Mrs. A .M. Lee. Best dozen bell peppers?F. F. Vaught. Quart pecans?G. H. Snider, F. F. Yaught. Best egg plant?Veronica Mills, | Mrs. V. F. Piatt. Best squash?Mrs. W. J. Collins. Best quart beans?Neil Hucks. Best ten ears corn?J. F. Chestnut, Ed. W. Page. Best ten ears prolific corn?W. Hucks, W. J. Mishoe.. Best six stalks sorghum cane? I A. W. Todd, Ceo. Dixon. Best peck turnips?J. B. Singleton, T. K. Shackleford. Best six stalks ribbon cane?J. H.j Bland, J. B. James. Best display of vegetables?AlecOutlaw. Best collard?J. W. Smith, Daniel; Rabon. Largest pumpkin?J. B. Bland, J. AV. Smith. Best ten ears Dent corn?$6.501 plow, offered by Horry Hauhvar: Co.?F. A. James. Class 3?Boy's Corn Club. Prof. S. H. Brown, Manager. Best ten ears?1st, Dick James; 2nd, Alfred Lewis. Best exhibit?1st, Ii. B. Squires, 2nd, Malcom Squirse. LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT Dr. Chas. Headl^e, Manager. Class 1?Swine: Eesex: Best 3 head?first premium, 50c; second, red ribbon.?S. F. Bourne. Class 2?Berkshires. Best boar?first premium, 50c; see ond, red ribbon?J. W. Edwards. Best sow?first premium, 50c; see ond, red ribbon?E. S. Cultra. Best pair under G months?first premium, 50c; second, red ribbon? E. S. Cultra. Best 3 head?first premium, 50c; second, red ribbon.?E. S. Cultra. Class 4?Duroc Jersey. Best boar?first premium, 50c; second, red ribbon?G. B. Jenkins. Best sow-|-first premium, 50c; second, red ribbon?F. G.- HolTiday. Best pair under G months?lirst premium 50c; second, red ribbon?S. W. Martin. Best 3 head?first premium, 50c; second, red ribbon?Lamott McCaskil. Class 5?Any Breed. Sweepstakes. Best boar?first premium, 50c; second, red ribbon?<W. P. Hucks, G. B. Jenkins. SAW MILL OUTFITS?"HUSTLEF j. ; I'vfu't . \< The most up-to-date combination on t tion if. interested in either a Mil kind see me for details and prices. M. G. ANDERSEN, Sales Ag< GIBBES MACHINERY CO] "Distributors of Mod< '.I v :?)/; ? . THANKSGIVING SERVICES There will be Thanksgiving Services r.t the Presbyterian Church, Thursday morning, at 11 o'clock. Sermon by Rev. D. L. Hill. Offerings will be taken for the various Orphanages. o TRESPASS NOTICE. All perrons are hereby forbidden i to entor or trespass in any manner' upon my lands in Bucks Township, containing 470 acres, more or less, Lvunded by lands of M. F. Sarvis, and others.' >>.' in u - ? All violators will be prosecuted to ' he full extent of the penalty fi**d by law; y ?? k H. J. THOMPSON. o Thanksgiving for the Orphans i i. > .?k*. All parties desiring to sepd donations to Connie Maxwell Orphanage vill please deliver same to one of the following stations: Myrtle Beach. Conway, Cool Spring, Aynor, Sanford, Loris, and Tabor before Dec. Gth, and notify mc what your are sending, giving name of church Mark same "Connie Maxwell Or phanage, Greenwood, S.C. C. H. SNTDER, l/V. 1 rui l:iu wrjinunage. CI ? RHEUMATISM'S TERRIBLE TORTURES With Excess Uric Acid in Your System You Con Never Be Free From Rheumatism. Why? Because any exposure to cold, drafts, dampness chills your blood; it strangulates; the uric acid chryrta'izos ami forms deposits of needle-like particles which lodge in ' he joints and tissues. Result? Intense pain and Rheumatism. If you are troubled with Rheumatism. no to Co'iv/nv Drug Co., and buy a bottle of WONDERGREEN, and you will bo surprised how entirely different you will feel in a short time. It doesn't matter how long you have suffered, how* old you are, or what you have used. The WONDERGREEN is such that it is prac ifu 11 y impossible to take it into the human system without some be nefieial results. Price 50c and $1.00 the bottle. For sale by CONWAY DRUG CO.?adv o v Candidate's Cards. FOR MAYOR. . \ , "> >,< lO-Mf ' X hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the *r " '? ? ujliiuu ui mayor 01 tne Town of Conway.?L. D. MAGRATH. I hereby announce myself a candidate for election to the office of Mayor of the Town of Conway. - < J: A. McDERMOTT. NOTICE OF SALE. Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure made in the case of R. W. Bellamy, vs. F. O. Bellamy, signed by his Honor Mendel L. Smith and dated the olst day of October A. D. 1910; I. the undersigned Sheriff of Horry County will sell at pub lie auction, to the highest bidder for cash, during legal hours of sale, on salesday in December, next, it being the 4th day of said month, before the court house door at Conway, in the County of Horry and State of Suoth Carolina; all and singular the following described lands. wit* ? - 1 "U All and singular that certain piece or parcel of land in said State anc County and in Little River Township, said piece to contain twenty (5J0) acres, more or less, it being the same piece I bought of R. W. Bellamy. Bounded west by R. S. Bellamy, north b.^ M. L. Thompkins, east by E. R. Grainger, south by W. W. Vereen and estate of S. P. Livingstone. Terms of Sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers. ROBT. B. SCARBOROUGH, Attorney for Plaintiff. J. A. LEWIS, Sheriff Horry County. Best sow?first premium, 50c; second, red ribbon?J. N. McCormac. Best pair under month?first premium, 50c; second, red ribbon? G. R. .Tnnlrinu Heaviest hog?first premium, 50c; second, red ribbon?AV. P. Hucks. (Continued Next Week.) I" SAW MILLS. MUX ENGINES he market. See these in opera. 1 or engine or machinery of any CONWAY, S. C. ent for MPANY, COLUMBIA, S. C. ?rn Mill Machinery" THE HORRY HEBAL Lfocal end The weather by the middle of last week was dark and cloudy, and was slightly warmer. 9 Arnold Bell of Bnvboro was among the country mrci...u:vs who visited Conway last week on business. % | S. J. Lewis of Aynor was among the business men visiti; g Conway from the country one da,, last week. 1 Since the winter came in many people have suffered from attacks of severe colds. * The Horry Fair Association ha.4 no complaint to make about their success with the 4th Horry County Annual Fair. The secretary was preparing the checks last week t0 pay off all accounts and claims for supplies and labor contracted in connection with the fair. It has been conducted in a businses like manner from the beginning to the end. * T. B. Cooper of the T. B. Cooper Co., of Socastee, spent last Wednesday in Conwav on business. Thomas Watts was among the progressive farmers visiting Conway 011 business last week. * * ? Mrs. Sherwood is spending some time with her son, Hon. E. J. Sherwood. Out of business in ton days if 1 can close that quickly. Entire stock of merchandise and store fixtures offered at whatever price our customers will nav. Special offerings to | both merchant and farmer. Bu\ quickly or you wili miss them all. W. Boyd Jones.?adv. E. M. Graham, one of the leading store managers of Ay nor, visited Conway during fair week. A. C. Thompson has complete-1 several new cottages this year. * * * ? Try the legal blanks that are printed and offered for sale at the Herald office. They are the product of a long experience in the production of legal blanks of all kinds. Try your next lot of deeds or mortgages at the Herald office. The ' price of these blanks are a little higher than formerly owing to the greatly increased cost of the paper on which they are printed. But we make less profit on them now than we did before, hence the price is really in your favor. ? ? County treasurer John Holt was out in the county last week engaged in collecting taxes. * ? m For highest prices for furs see L W. Cooper.?adv. ? W. M. Grantham of Nichols was among those visiting Conway on business during the fair. * * * You would be surprised to learn that A. M. Rabil, The Cash Store man, sold over $300.00 worth o! goods for c^sh last Saturday.?adv * * M iss Hunter of Aynor, S. C., was here recently visiting friends in Conway. ***** Jack Booth, Esq., of Allsbrook, No. 3, was in Conway last Saturday. * * ? * WANTED?Small acreage or tract of high land, cleared or partly cleared, lying within reasonable distance of city limits, on good road preferred. Place must be reasonable. Answer, giving descriptions and bset terms?"K" care Horry Herald, Conway, S. C. adv?3t-pd. We recommend nnH Guarantee NYALS FAMILY REMEDIES MONEY REFUNDED if they fail to do as claimed. CONWAY DRU6 GO. i "The Store of Quality." 1 1 P, OQKWAY, 8. O. Pepsenel Try the best blanks you can get by buying your next lot at the Herald office. What we do not have in stock we are prepared to print on short notice. The work will be nicely done and good paper will be used. * * Wait for the Herald's new serial story. ? T .10 Moore Thompson, cashier of the Bank of Little River, spent a day here on business last week. * * Don't sell your furs until you see I L. W. Cooper.?adv. * Hon. R. B. Scarborough went to 1 Wampee on business one day last week. * * t 50 Cases Snow Drift and 3,000 pounds meat to close quickly. W. Boyd Jones.?adv # * * Watch for the date on which wej will be^in ii ?: S. .hielding Shadow. . ? * ? If vou like love, romance, adven lure and mystery uli mixed together in the same great st ry, wail for the Shielding Shadow w i- h will soon begin in this paper ; d ihe pie.ures, shown at the Pastime Theater. Co and see the first instalment cf the pictures and if you a.e not interested and pleased, then cut it cv.L and go no more. If you will only read the story and see the pictures, we will risk your quitting the story, or the pictures either. 9 % * + $ i 500 bags good whole rice, GO bags coffee, lot; of lve. starch, salmons. soap, drugs, paper bags, etc., to close J to merchants. W. Boyd Jones.?adv * * % % ? Miss Jennie Burbage visited relatives in kingstree recently. * * V , FOR RENT?December 1st. 1010. the ?). J. Pitman place near the <*ity limits. Apply to H. ii. Woodward, Attorney. M. J. llullock spent several days i here recently on business. * * ? * ? J People are fast learning that A. M. Rabil, The Cash Store man, undersells all his competitiors.?aclv. ii. u * * * * ? If'Aft M FOR SALE?I have for sale a seventy acre farm. Three mile.: from Conway. Two miles from llomcwood. Good land. If you want a bargain see me soon.? I PAUL QUATTLKBAUM.?adv ? * + * * Miss Ruth Graham of North Carolina was in the city recently and visited Miss Donna Coieman while here. * ? * * * Commissioner, manager and clerks of the Federal Election help Nov. 7, inst., can get their pay by calling at i the Peonies National Rank. Conwav. S. C.?J. M. Dorsum, Clerk. * *? m. *\ Cioo<l coffee 12 l-2c, Fine regular plate meat 15c, Self-rising flour $1.19 sack. W. Boyd Jones.?adv. ? ? * G. D. Anderson of the Buck Creek section of.this county, was in Conway last week on business. L. D. Cox was in Conway on business recently. W. B. Ilousend was in this section last week. D. W. Graham spent some days , here the latter part of last week. W. E. Jolly was here a short while one day last week. * * * * % Rev. J. B. Skipper spent a few hours here one day last week. ? ? * ! Attend W. Boyd Jones' closing ou'. sale NOW.?adv. ? m * * m I J. 0. Anderson was in Conway last Saturday on business. J. P. Sellers was here on Saturday. * * * * If you want goods at your price, buy from Habil?adv. A. Skipper spent a few hours here on business last Saturday. STRAYED. From my place one black sow and two shoats. Sow about 2 yrs. old and shoats about 7 months old. Mark ed crop, split and underbit in right car and crop and split in left ear. Anyone knowing whereabouts please notify me and receive reward. D. S. HUCKS. Horry, S. C. 2t-pd. AT HOTEL GRACE, i Among the late arrivals are: D. G. Godboid, Marion, S. C. Yv. O. Burnett, North Carolina. A. M. Reid, Kingstree, S. C. o. a. Matthews, North Carloina. Roy Lee, Richmond, Yu. li, Scnarb Wait, J. L. Dui'ie, Charleston, S. C. C. H. Lee, Norfolk, Va. J. D. Lowndes, Atlanta, Ga. E. C. Moore, Wilmington, N. Caas. Cason, Boston, Mass. . S. B. Chapnie, Now York. C. T. Trick, Couimbia, S. C. Roy Lee, Richmond, Va. li. W. Loving, Ciiarlotte. YV. H. Patterson, Atlanta, Ga. F. O. Dought, Harlsville. B. G. Pringie, Charleston, S. C. Dan \\r. Hardwick, Loris, S. C. G. M. Fowler, Loris, S. C. YV. T. Asvins, Jr., Lake City, S. C. Miss Alma Moore, F. Hall Andrews, Wilmington. YV. F. Norton, South Carolina. J. N. McNair, Charlotte, N. C. J L. Hooker, North Carolina. A. G. Burger, Florence, S. C. G. J. Knobelock, Charleston, S. C. j O. O. \Y hettodo, Wilmington, N. C. C. E. Davanport, Balvo, Md. C. E. YanNetta, Philadelphia, Pa. li. Guggenheinc, Richmond, \ a. Geo. W. Cummings, Rich, Ya. Red Devil Dock I'rrvr.U, S. C. YV. 0. Biom, Dai to, Md. J. E. Pennington, Bait. V. V 'vT.ivfi.i Q?..n, ^ . 4.?Mt vtii) k- .'vivii vcu v/ii:ui> W. P. IvURea, Fiore.ce, S. C. H. K. Dale, Indianapolis, i d. H, IS. Me arcs. Wil.nieg.on, X. C. i Geo. Metz, Chas., S. C. ! Clias. Penick, So. Boston, Ya. 1 11 C. White, Cola., S. C. | 10. P. Wad ah, Con.vay, S. C. Goo. C. Wilcox, Balto, Md. J. A. Brothers, North. Carolina. J no. P. Cooper , Wilmington, .s C. Goo. 11. Howell, Wilmington, N. C. i .,, , . E. P. Milier, Charleston, S. C. I T. E. Ba.-r.es, Hich, Ya I Thomas E. v.Oii, Balto, Aid. Drank Pe^no, SvUih Carolina, j T. C. Jane, Baltimore, Md. I J. H. Mallard, Wilmington, N. C. \v J. Baldwin, Ccrro Cioruu, N. c S. Id. Mizc, Atlanta, Ga. Dan E. Costen, Vv inning .on, N. C. F. Hall Andrews, Wilmington. Frank Andrews, Wilmington, In. C E. i' Weathersten, Wilmington. T. H. Parson, Wilmington, N. C. W. H. Thomas, Georgetown, S. C. A. A. Dui.can, Fiorei.ee, S C. Geo. T. Clarke, Wihaington, N. (\ Sen rene w Raton, Wilmington, N. C II. Lee Spilman, Baltimore, Md. J. W. Laejoy, Florence, S C. Z. A. McClure, Florence, S. C. M. T. Glenn, Cnarieston, S. C. Bert M. Schaao, \V ilmiogion, N C R. C. Mclntyre, Richmond, Va. J. W. Bale, Richmond, Va. G. H. Unrah, Phil, Pa. C. 0. Kirsxl, Son h Carolina E. P. Weatheiv.tcn, Wilmington, j G. C. Cox, Myrtle Beach, S. C. j P. D. Heffrics, Balt'moio, IyjkI. J C. Robesin, North Carolina. W. R. Hay, North Carolina. L. H. Burnett, North Carolina. Louis A. Seal Jon, Columbia, S. C. W. H. Gibson, South Carolina. James H. Holmes, Charleston, S. C A. T. Samuel, South Carolina. F. Knox, Williamsburg, S. C. N. Malone, North Carolina. E. P. Weathersten, Asheville. O. B. Wilson, Cine. H. A. Holmes, Chicago. M. L. Ridland, Detroit. L. H. Ward, Clinton. Mr. Stern, Wilmington, N. C. TU? i in- manager and employees or Conway Lumber Company, and a few of their friends, will have a Thanksgiving supper to-night at Hotel Grace. There is turkey on the menu of course. The sanitary drinking fountain was installed and placed into gener %JKJ IVT HwM i 11 I have in This W Mules as Good e A Lot of Buggies, V G. B.J FIVE NEXT LYCEUM DECEMBER SEVENH Dr. Lucian Edgar Follansbee, who will appear in our next fcygeum number on December 7Uu upon the Chautauqua ancb >Lg#eum platform for twenty yearsi? Hisa&IWtire life has been engaged in educational lbfbs. His addresses are filled with and humor. He inspires .an audience. Don't fail to hear nim. -la ?Alliance Lyceum Buveatbu Dr. Follansbee is the only attraction who has been with us from the oiganization of the Midland Bureau. He completed, with the close 01 the season of 19J2-1913, twelve consecutive seasons with us, giving in that time about two thousand lectures under our auspices. We have only praise for the uniform satisfaction given by Mr. Kollansbee all over the United States. He not only pleases and touches chords of human interest, but he arouses new enthusiasm in the course, in the town, in the whole problem of right living. We know, without exception, towns will be enthusiastic over turn, and greatly j benefitted by having secured ' b in. ' We ci.r/ime d him to all. ?Midland Lyceum Bureau. He has teen returned to the Lyc uni platform tor live different times. ? <> ; P. S Hux was among visitors here . /u;i week. 1 J. Lee Piatt, fdit( r and proprietor I tar Vir-iins Kntcroriso. of Mul - *.mp, S. C.. uns. ml th'cuyh Conway the !a. 'V pa *c of last week, n mcm| bor o. a hunting* parly in this youivi ' ' v* * ***** (! M. F. Saw's was in Conway reI cent! v. ***** A. T. Suggs of Biseo was among I those v'silir.g Conway on business*. ?st v.-cck. ... -''IS!;;*;. * * * * ** * I F. L. Lynch was in the city reI centiy. Hr #> j The ti\vn bad a number of visitors I here las week who came to attend the Wac\ar.*aw Baptist Association lor all or a part of the time. F. F. L e vhiled Conway on Saturday. ***** Gior MeWhit." of Georgetown, S. C., spent la t Saturday and Sunday with parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. MeWhite. Tmstees of the Medical College of South Carolina at a recent meeting in the ( fl'ite of Governor Manning [decided that hereafter women would be admitted to the study of medicine. jal use last week. The water comes I from the artesian flow through pipes, the ceils of which pass through an ice box. Nothing like this system was ever put in here before, and the idea of a portion of it is original and might be patented. Mr. Heed, travelling representative of the J. G. Klynnt Tobacco Co., and a very popular salesman, spent Saturday and Sunday at the hotel. Mr. and Mrs. I). V. Richardson and Mrs. C. J. Epps went to Wilmington one day last week and spent the evening. There was a popular show at one of the theaters which thotattended. New travellers arrive every wee?c who have not before spent any time at the hotel. They invariably express their appreciation of the modern appointments. 1or eek 35 Horses' and . rr.y "*? is 1 Ever Shipped. Wagons and Harness ENKINS