The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 28, 1905, Image 1
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1 W'f fall II run t VI' lllift 4 '11*1*11 I a 11 on
J {? all AihcrllNiTN. Our Hook* '
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I ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
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CAROLINA'S PRIDE.
CI I WSON S PROFESSORS TAI.K *
TO IIOKUV PEOPLE. ,
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Clemsou C oil etc??, t lie Pride of Soulli
Carolina. Sends Out a Car Con- j
taininjc Interesting l:xhil>iis.
I'rofs. .Make Lectures. (
The Cleicsrn cur, whirl: hub visitc'J
f'V. I'V s:-ctlnil ill 111!.! 1111 rf 11 ir tin. ?
I>ns. Severn 1 months, came to Conway last 1
Wednesday afternoon, us previously an
nnuncetl, and with it canto Profs. Morri- i
son, Newman, Garrison, I: oggetl and one
alter w hose n one we failed to catch. |
'1 hese I'rofetsors are experts in their t
several departments of instruction and
tln ir system < f training the minds ana I
building the character of the young sta- $
dents placed under their care and tute- 1
lage, has gone far toward winning for ^
Clent-on the laurel wreath which she so
proudly wears, and which h ts made her j
the leading agri cultural ami nte< hanical
college in the south.
During its stay hera this car was visited
by (piite large number of our people, both
front the city and county, young and old,
male and female. It is the properly of |
the Southern K.ilway co and was tittcd ^
up and loaned to ('Icinson by that com- ^
llsivtv fixV till* Itllf'ta^it wMoll it UMtc
used. liosides tlie sleeping ami cooking ^
apartments of the Professois it contained
specimens of the output ot the college
in the agricuitnral, mechanical and tex- v
tile departments, as well as scattering ones j
from the other departments, the handi- ,
work of tlie students. Tnoso specimens
were greatly admired hy the visitors who (]
were well repaid in more ways than one t
1>V their visit. a
The lectures by the I'rofessori in ti e b
court house Thursday were masterly ef- ;l
forts in their special linos. It was
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unfortunate indeed that, they did not have j
a larger audience, but then for sorue time
previous the weather had been very inclement
which made roads leading
to this place in places almost impassable
and add^d to this was the want of
proper information regarding the work -|
undertaken by the college. Wo are fully
satisfied that were the efforts which (Hemson
is now making to disseminate useful
information regarding agriculture and c
mechanics more thoroughly understood '
by the masses, the work will be much ^
more appeciatod an 1 there w ill do ibtless k
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i.f ^u-iuri uuni'M iuiiiiiif?it*U ill llH'S>e
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object lossonsthut Clemson is giving the '
people in scientific and economical farm- v
ing. y
We are glad , however, 1 haltImycame^ '
for much and lasting good has been ac ^
complished by their visit, the full extent ^
of which is as yet scarcely discernible' '
but tlie waters have been moved and we ^
confidentially look for good results to 1
follow with each passing year. ^
?T. A. Stevens, who has been J
holding a lucrative |)osition for a 1
number of years with Spivey & Co., j
at Moultrie, Ga., is spending the
holidays in the county visiting relatives
and meeting his for mer friends*
He will return after the holidays.
Beautifying methods that injure r
the skin and health are 'dangerous. (
I3o beautiful without discomfort by 1
taking Ilollister's Bocky Mountain
Tea. Sunshiny faocsl follow its use. .
:h"> cents at Norton Drug Co.
?The IIKHAhi> acknowledges with c
many thanks a crate of assorted or- [
anges from Mr. LA A. McCormick in j
Florida. He is an Horry boy who c
has done well in tin1 land of (lowers.
The Wox (/f oranges was a very good
Christmas present and it is duly ap '
nreciated Brother McCormick.
?There was a collision on the
Conway, Coast and Western railroad j
last Saturday resulting in considerable
damage to two locomotive en |
gines, but fortunately no one was t
hunt. One of the engines had been a
left on a siding just across the river \
in the yard and the swith was left |
open. A train coining from toward s
Myrtle Beach was making last time 'v
around a curve and blew the signal ^
for lhe bridge. The train ran into j,
the siding and violently collided j
with the locomotive. Engineer
Fitehet stuck to his engine and did
all he could to prevent the accident. ?
It was wonderful that he escaped j
injury.
He Was Used Up. |j
Frank Cooper, who it seems had
been employed at the mill of C. A. '
Cuusey near Cedar (Jrove, was in ^
Conway last Friday for medical at-'v
tention, having been shot four or i'
live limes, and receiving a gash on 1 (
tin- ^alp. He was badly injured but I'
while his injuries were painful, theyj
are not. fatal and lie will recover.
?The lucky number *41 >7'' wins <
the "Bride of To.yland," tho hand '
some doll given away by the Hal I
L Buck Company. Awarded to (
Mrs. Mary E. Dim u-y of Toddville, 1
by Mr. It B. Scarborough and Col. 1
D. A. Spivey judges of contest.
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Myrtle lleaeli.
[ FOR LAST ISSl K |
Quite a number of smallpox ca
>es here at the present time
S. T. Leonard spent part of the
week in Conway on business
Kishing oti the coast hus been discontinued
for the winter
.1 10. Hrvan returned Suturilav.
rom a two weeks business trip in
S'ortI) Carolina.
Mrs. J. J. Saunders is recovering
'rom a very painful attack of an nitrated
inou tb.
The Myrtle Heach Development Co.
ire laying out a large peach orchard
lear the residence of J. K. Bryuu
Miss Viola Harrclsbn is spending
i tew days with her parents in Cliadjo
irn .
Seven new families hfive moved
icre and taken up a resideneeduring
he past week .
Messrs. Grey and itonard, pro
)i ietors of the Sea Side Poulty
mrds have added another htrge
lew hen house to their plant this
veek and they are putting a team
in i he road for the purpose of purluisiug
poultry and eggs Ulirough
he country.
James.
The Death Aiartl's Visit.
On Saturday evening, December
?th, at the going down of the sun.
he Death Angel visited the home of
>lr. J. A. Owens and carried away
he immortal spirit of his son, T. Ik
hvens, a promising young man of
la years.
T. Ik was a loveable youiiLr man
vho carried sunshine wherever he
rniii If enonin^ 1 f 11 ?i nirtipp /l lir /if I
? VII i?. l v ovw IIICU i nut/ V/ ? v; I ) Viuy v?
lis life was a day of happiness to
limself and to those of his friends :
vlio chanced to be in his company.
And though he sufTered near forty
lays lie did not murmur nor seemed |
o think his task hard, and bore his 1
miction with patience, seeming to i
ie conscious oX his death. He leaves t
n aged father and mother, three
irothers and three sisters and scores
f friends who mourn the loss of a '
[ear relative and friend.
YV. 1). Owens. I
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MARION DISTRICT.
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lie Appointments lor tlic Coin- |
in IT Year.
The appointments for the Marion
listrict are.*?E. 0. Watson presid. .
ng elder: Blenheim, W. S. Martin; l
hit ton's Neck, to he supplied hy 1
>. J. McConnell; Brownville, \V. I
il. ilarein; Bueksville, II. L. Sing- 1
eton; Cenienary, YV. A. Bette;Convay,
\YT. L. Wait; Conway Curcuit, <
i. u. U1IVI8; Clio, I*. 11. Shuler,
)illoti,.I. 1>. Croat; Galfvnnt, J. <
*Vright; Lnttu, J. If. Thacker; <
vatta Circuit, W. B. Baker; Little 1
toek, (i. C. Leonard; Boris, to be
applied byT. W. Godbold; Mar- (
on, J. A. Clifton; Marion Circuit,
1. 1\ Benny; Mnllins, T. C. O'Dell; |
4ulli 1)8 Circuit, Dove Tiller; North
dullins, J. E. Rushton and .J. M.
togers; Waccamaw, to supplied by
Ulan Macfarlane ,
l>catli of a Good l.ady-4 I
Conway was saddened on Christ- 1
nasday when news came of the, death '
?f Mrs. J. It. ADsbrooU at Sunford
in the morning of that day.
She was Miss Heaves before her
carriage, a daughter of Mr. Dan'I
1, Reaves,
The remains were brought here
>n Tuesday and laid to rest in the
jakesido cemetery, attended by a
arge crowd of friends of the bereav 1
d family.
Todd villc Tiding-*. ' 1
A. If. Long, who lias been ?juito
ick. is now improving.
M' ?- 1'. S. Oliver, of 0reenfield, is
n L 'i's, visiting friends.
Mr. l\ W. Dirnery, living near j
lore, is a progressive farmer and (
me worthy of imitating. On seven
errs of land he gathered nine bales J
>f cotton averaging f>57 pounds per (
>ale. He attributes much of bis ,
110/ioco s\ * ^ f ^ 1 * I ! ? 1 1 1
VI V V* ' I lie li-'I l- 1 I I ftl'l W I) 1 (" 11 1)0 111"
ariably buys from Dnsonbury Si
3o., who seems to In* t he no- '
;nowledged leaders in the fertilizer '
justness in Horry county
J. 1) Oliver, who holds a lucrative
losition with the A. C. L Co , at *
Uhoppce, is at home to sper.d the
iolidays with his family.
Mr. G. 1) RliuarU. who has been
lead carpenter for the Sizer hum- '
)cr Co. at Cobu, lias resigned hi
losition and accepted a similar ??ne |
vith the Richardson Cypress rami
>er and Shingle Co., llucksport, >'
5. c. ;
J. 11. Dusenbury and Z. L.Green,
miployeesof theKddy Luke Cypress
:o , spent Suuday here recently.
Forecast.
Mrs, F. M. Ogilvio arrived in the
nty from Lexington, S. C., last
Saturday. She was accompanied
>y lior daughter, Miss Katie Fair, of
Columbia, who comes to spend a
ew days with her grandmother,
Mrs. Jeremith Smith, and her sis
ter, Mrs, W. K. MeCord,
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J WAV. S. <\ VI IURKI
LOCAL ITEMS.
--After Sunday ioii't forget to
write 1! mm;.
IUiy the tract of land advertised
in this issue of the paper.
- ( , L. Abrams will occupy the
old home of the 11eraid on !?rd avenue.
? We wonder how many people
have decided to turn a new leaf by
swearing oil. %
M.inv persons are suffering with
the "swell head" as a result of too
much Christ mas.
Ihe children of the Burroughs
Graded school are enjoying their
Christinas vacation.
A'e wish all our friends, and
enemies, too, if we have any, a
in-ospcrous anu nappy year.
?There was a Christmas tree last
Monday evening at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Marsh.
? Dr Charles J. Kpps left last
Monday for Georgetown bound for
a hunting expedition up the Sun tee.
?One of the crying demands of
Conway is more dwelling houses.
They are ready renters at a good
rental.
? All our merchants enjoyed a good
holiday trade notwithstanding the
inclement weather which prevailed
Inst week.
? The Horry Ilerald is now in its
new hemic on Main street. Its
friends and patrons will always (ind
the latch st ring hanging on the outside.
The city was crowded with people
the lattei part of last week, notwithstanding
the bad weather that
prevailed for a great part of the
a me.
The IIkhald is now in its new
building on Main Street opposite the
United States post ollice, where its
ri'jnus win oo welcome at any time
thcv may call. 1
?The Conway Lumber Co. shut,
lown for the holidays end many of (
the employees have gone elsewhere
to spend the time of good cheer ,
with the old folk at home.
?The jugs and other kinds of pack- 1
igos were piled almost mountain
ugh at the depot last week, and the
trade was just as lively all along the
line of railway between this point
ind Chadbourn.
-Rev. W. L. Wait and Rev. J.
0. Davis have been returned to the
pastorate of the Con way Stat ion and
Con way Circuit respectively for the
[ oming year by the Methodist conference.
?The fakirs who have been so in
Justriously and so lustily crying
their wares on our streets for the
past several weeks have, like the
Arabs, folded their tents and silently
stole away.
? Alex llardee, while hauling
uross ties in the neighborhood of
Dulah post ollice last week, had the
misfortune to let one of the timbers
drop across his leg, breaking it and
otherwise injuring his body.
? Mr. George M. Kir ton and Mrs.
A. V. Graddy, of the Galivants
Kerry section, went to Marion last
week and took the train for Georgia
where they will spend the holidays
visiting relatives and friends.
? A now store is in process of
r>iv>et inn :il ! Im ii WHU/W./-1 f.... t~.. i.'
w - v/v . . w.? .?v I iv/niv. n WUU IUI ?J tl >' Vj
Nicholas, 011 land which ho recently
purchased there. Il will boa branch
of his^rowin# business here. The
new addition to his store here has
been started.
?We have had so fur this season
i very mild winter. I hit as one
swallow doesn't make a summer so
Due gentle zopher doesn't mark the
passing of winter and, therefore,
there is no tolling what Old Proba
jilities has in More for us before
lhe daisies bloom.
? ,1. It. Prince who was recently
inployed by one of the leading hardware
companies at PJloreo, S. C..
las accepted a position with the
Southern Cotton Oil Company at
Columbia, S. 0., where his friends
nay address his letters.
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? ^it?vm)ii dwooi was recently ni>
pointed as town marshal by I In; town
ouneil and lie went on duty last
week. I le takes charge, during the
holidays, a very trying time for a
poliiMnan in any town, but he his
dnnvr. that he is a wide-awake olli
?er and the police regulations of the
to.vn v\ ill la; in good tiands. fJe was
assisted last week by Mr. .). K. Me
Millan.
The government has commenced
work on burroughs' (hit, a ft w miles
from this place toward Georgetown
side, preparatory to widening and
deepening it so to permit the passage
of the larger close of boots. Wher^i
this workiv completed.
duce iho mst&neV between ^Con JJy j
and Georgetown about five miles!' I
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DUSENBURY?MAYO, |
l>K AM) .AIMS. DUSl fNIU UVCI I I:
HR ATI; IIIHIM CRYSTAL
Wni>DIIN<i.
I.akc View. Ttieir I'rctly llome,
was tlie Scene Last Week of
a llritliant Social l:vent Attendee!
t>> Many.
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Dusenbury eel
cheated the 15th anniversary of their
wedding at their handsome residence
at Lakeview last Friday evening.
During the fifteen years of married
I i !(> Mr nnrl \T i?e nncniilun'w 1. ??./?
made hostk of friends and they uame
from every direction last Friday
evening.
The presents were numerous
and costly.
The following is the form of invi
tation received bv the many who
were invited:
IK! 10. 1005.
(jussic Mayo. Joe Dusenbury. ?
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Dusenbury re
quest the pleasure of your
company on the fifteen
tl? anniversary of
their wedding
Friday evening, December tvyenty
second nineteen hundred and
five, from eight until
eleven at Lake
view
Conway, South Carolina.
Lake view as its name suggests is
situated on the bank of the beauti
ful Kingston Lake. The home is at
all times a beautiful one, but was
even more soon this occasion by rca
son of the artistic manner in which
it was decorated.
As one approached, the eye was
attracted by the many brilliant
lights extending from the broad
circular piazzas. At the door you
were met by Mrs. J. C. Spivey, sister
of the bride, and Miss Eulie Tis dale
beautifully attired for the occasion,
who took your wraps, and led
you to the door of the second parlor
where vou were met bv Mrs F A I ?
Burroughs dressed in a handsome
changeable silk with all over lace
and ribbon. In this room you met k
the bride and groom, looking as 1
young and happy as they did fifteen
years ago.
They were seated in a cozy corner 1
beneath a bower of green. 1
Suspended above their heads were
the letters "D" and ,4M." The bride
was attired in a becoming white j
dress with lace trimmings while the
groom wore the customary coat and
vest with light trousers and white (
i ie. <
After congratulations were over
you were shown to the dining room
and seated This apartment was 1
presided over by Miss Bessie llur (
roughs, gowned in organdy with
pink ribbons, and Miss Mary Harris
At water, in organdy and blue rib *
bons. The color scheme of the 1
dining room was red and green. It
was lighted by a large red lamp and
and rows of candles on the two sides *
of the loom and the red crepe paper
was festooned from the center of the
room to the four corners of the
table. \
A salad course was served follow
ed by cake and coffee. An individual
bouquet of violets tied with ribbon, (
furnished each of the guests was a .
OUIIVI'UII Ul (lit- UUUilMlMl.
After leaving the dining room the
quests assembled in the parlor and ,
the hallway where they spent ,
the remaining portion of the evening.
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At 11 o'clock the last guest had <
hade the bride and groom good ,
night and everyone pronounced it
a very enjoyable evening.
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Patterson Lon/r.
On Dec. 15th, 1905, at the residence
of the hride, Miss Kmma .J.
Long W88 married to Mr. .1. M. Patterson,
Pev. Demsie llewett performing
t he ceremony.
The attendants were Miss Ida <
Prince with P. II. Todd, Miss Mary <
Patterson with (J. K Prince, Miss '
Sallie Prince with G. A. (Jausee,
Dais.n Patterson with Henry Todd.
On the following day the happy con- 1
pit; accompanied by the attendants, <
visited Mr. G. A. Prince at Daisy, '
the father of the bride, where a tabic
of good things had been carefully
prepared and was very much en joyed
by all present. After dinner the '
party spent some time with Mr. Z. 4
Puss at Daisy, Mr. Puss being u rcl.
t ! t I * ? i
a11 vi' 01 i lie groom. i mi ing ine next j
day they returned to their home in (
Columbus county, N. C., where they |
have u comfortable home and pleasant
surroundings. Moth are well
to do; possessing a marked degree ,
of intelligence and industry. May .
sunshine 'and happiness surround *|
thorn while journeying through this
life, and when called from here may
pViey change the fleeting joys here <
for pleasurus more refined. I
' + W. P, Prince, ?
valth
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PURELY PERSONAL.
S. I). Loverly wan in town last
week.
? C. T. Ilardoe \isihd the city
reeently.
? \V. T. Kllerbe was in town la>t
'1 hursdav.
? J. II. Price was in the eitv one
Jay reeently.
L. K. Shannon spent some time
in town last week.
Is N. Fairelotli was amono our
visitors last week.
? Mrs J. !?. Luck is spending
some time in Conway.
W. E. Hardee spent some time
in town last week.
W. J. Line of /ion was anion o
our callers last week.
? J. V. Guinn paid the 11 Kit A i.i> a
call one day last week.
? E. P. McQueen spent last Satur
[If! l? 111 I /ill' n /M? Lnt.i ??/*?.?
* % c* y in .v/n || Ull UUDIlJl'dS),
?II. II Tothl of Shell wan anion#
those in town last week.
?J. T. Graham called at the llerild
oflico one clay recently.
?Li. II. Ilyman was among our
deasant callers last week.
?W. C Cooke was in the city on (
business one day last week.
Miss Reba Dusenbury passed j
dirough Conway last bViday.
?Constable .1. J. King was among
,hose who visited town last week.
?W. S. liabon of Socastee was in
own on business one day last week. ^
?Mrs. Dusenbury of Socastee was c
n town the latter part of last week. ;
?Students from the various col
oges are at home spending the hoi
lays.
?W. II. Lawrence visited the
Iehald one day last week and
idded his name to its list of subscri- i
>ers. I
? G. R. Blanton of Green Se i *
vas among the city's visitors last <
if no Ir
r? V/V; rv j
?N. M. Mishoe, of Cool Spring, j
5. 0., was in the city one day last '
week. I
?J. F. Gore of Galivant s Ferry
was among those in town one day 1
ast week.
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?Lewis Jones of Green Sea spent
iomc time in the city last week on
business.
? F. W. Jordan and W. II. Lewis
)f Adrian were both in the city last
Saturday. ^
?A. C. McNair paid the ollice a
pleasant call one day the latter part
)f last week.
LeRoy Martin left last week to ,
spend the holidays with his sister
it Rock Hill,
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?Lewis Jones of Green Sea town- i
ship spent some time in Conway last I
Friday on business. 1
? R. II. Singleton of the Socastee
section was among the arrivals in
town last week,
?II. N. Sessions was oil in the
?ounty on legal business the latter
part of last week.
?Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Marsh have 1
moved into the Mo White cottage
near the Gully Store
?Prof. VV, S. Morrision, oM'lem*
son College, paid this ofliee a pleasant
call last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Richardson
and little son Donald, spent Christ
mas in Conway with relatives.
?J. W. MoCormick, of Soeastee,
was among the prosperous farmers
who visited the city last week.
? U. A. Dusenbury, a prominent
citizen of Horry, was amon^ our
visitors this week. Georgetown
Times.
? Col J. II. Wharton and the other
railroad commissioners, were in
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i u tins WITH. I > orgC- ,
town Times.
Mrs. S. D. Dusenbury, of Sccas '
tee, and niece, Miss Delia lilunchard,
ittcnded the crystal wedding of Dr. I
vnd Mrs. J. S. Dusenbury. |
? The Rev. G. W. Gatlin and fam
ly have moved to Conway and are
occupyin# the cottage which the
(inner recently ourcha&cd. i
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? Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kd wards <
were in Conway last Friday and 1
it tended the Crystal wedding of1'
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Dusenbury.
?John T. Harrelson one of Green J
iea's substantial and prosperous
armers, was anions those who passid
through Conway last week. 1
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THfc ME ST I
! ADVERTISING MEDIUM
IN THE 6TH DISTRICT^ f
< ill MlrCPHkllll ICnoiiit U??? J
Advertlno In tlio IIKHALf) |
| TRY IT FOR BEST RESULTS. 1
NO \\7
? M is < Katir (! alb rait! i loft last
Saturday for Wilmington to spend
t lie holidavs witli friends and relat
i ves.
Con Into tor Leslie, who is build
ing the school house, left for No.v
berry I'ridav, to spend the Christmas
lido with his loved ones.
I (oldster's Dicky Mountain Tea is
simply liquid electricity. It goes to
every part of your body, bringing
new blood, strength and new* vigor,
It makes you well and keeps you
well. :r? cents at Norton Drug Co.
' W. L >giI\ ie, who ha been eonnectj
I with the Lexington Dispatch
for <|* ite a number of years, arrived
in Conway Saturday of last week,
having accepted a position with the
Herald.
IV C. Prince, one of the leading
merchants at Loris, S. C., passed
uiniu?u iuwii out! day last week on
his way to Georgetown, returning
the following day.
Master Greer MeWhite pleasantly
enter'airied his young friends
at the Kingston Hotel Christinas
evening. The young people had a
delightful time. During theeveuiug
refreshments were served.
I III: Clll RCIII S.
HA PTIST.
Sunday school every Sunday H .* 10
i in. Prayer meeting every Tueslay
8:00 p. in. Husiness meeting
Tuesday after first Sunday after
irayer meeting. Preaching every
Sunday at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. in.
A cordial invitation to all.
J. L. Shinn, Pastor.
M ETUOD1ST.
Sunday school every Sunday
norning at 0:3 a. m. Preaching at
11 a. in. and 8 o'clock p. in. Pray
?r meeting every Thursday evening
?t 8 o'clock. Public cordially invited
to attend a!l services.
Rev. W. \j. Wait, Pastor.
Appoint incut at Joiner.
Editor Herald:?I filled an appoint
nent at Joiner Swamp yesterday.
i spent sonic time Willi lirother .).
}. Allen, who is a <joo<1 church
licmber. < >11 leaving his house he
sent a Christmas present, two turlips
wci^hin^ 1H pounds clear of
,ops. Allen is a ^ocxl farmer in the
Blanche section. God jivo us more
jood men like Allen.
At Joiner we have a ?/ood church.
With best wishes to the Editor
ind his readers I remain yours,
.). I). Ilarrelson.
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NOTICE.
STATE OK SOCTII CAItOMN \,
('on uly of I lorry.
I onrt of < oinuion I'Ii'Hh.
A' illiiim .1 11 hi ?! ??, Mary A 1 *r i n <? , Martini I Flit
ill, (ii'or^i' W I limine Sr, mid Charlotte K OaiiKe,
Plaintiff
against,
Vila I llruiiHoM, Robl M Hardee Frances II Todd
Delia ID (lurrald. I.cwi* Hardee Sallie Iiardee
Mary Jane Hardee M F Jolmxon Laura J Simmons
Ioliii Warren Hardee Ida E Hardee Ellen I. liar
lee Kriinat Mel, Hardee Win II Iiardee Ueorge
l.ntlier Iiardee \ iola M Hardee Win < Iiardee Jim
I. Iiardee Tliomaa O Iiardee Daniel li Hardee
France* li Hardee Jolin T Iiardee Heorge W
Iiardee jr Minnie \ Hardee Flora I. Iiardee l.udie
II Harden and Renalo M Hardee Defendant-*
ORDER
I'por reading and tiling the petition of II II
Woodward, verilled the-Ji th day of Noveinher A
I) I'm;., for the appointment of a guardian ad
litem, for the Defendant.-*, Daniel II Hardee Fran
fen K Hardee John T iiardee Ueorge W nanlee jr
Minnie A iiardee Flora I. iiardee I.utile It iiardee
and ReHHie M iiardee all infant-* and residents of
the state of (ieorgia, and lie- consent of u N Sen
dona Ka*|. who appear* to my satiafio tiou to bo a
rompetent and auitable person, on motion of the
said II II Woodward, I'laintifT*' Attorney:
ORDERED, That n N Sessions ho appointed
guardian ad litem for Daniel n iiardee Frances F.
iiardee John T iiardee < Verge \\ iiardee jr Munite
A iiartlee Flora I. iiardee l.udie R iiardee and Re
ale M iiardee, absent infant Defendant* in tht*
above elated action, unless within twenty day**
ifter Uie oiihlieation of tlii-. oritur n..r..l..
lirceted, they procure a itnardian ml liteme to It
tppointed.
It is furthei ordered, that a copy of tliin order
reserved upon the said Infant Defendants Dailies
ii iiardee Frances K liardce .John'l liardee George
IN' naxUiu jr Minnie A iiardee Flora I. Hardee
Ludie 15 Mui'deo and !$< .sie M Pardee by depositing
t copy thereof ill the postolllce at Conway S ('.
iroperly enclosed in an envelope, with postage
trepaid, directed to em h of suid infant defenlants,
at their last known places of residence, as
dated in said petition, one copy to he so enclosed
ind directed to each of said infants and that this
>rder lie published in one n -aapaper pnhlished at
.'ontvny ; S. ('.for si\ conseCiltlx e w eeks the (list
Olhlication thereof to he as soon as may le i.fte
lie date liereof.
Dated the 'iith day of November N !> PH).*,
11 5U a M. I,. Mi-hoe, CI C|?
Administrators Sale.
I'ndernndby virtue of and order made
tnd s'gued by II. N. Sessions .Judge of
I'robate in ami f<>r lloriy eouuty and
lated Decembei 2lsfj 1005, I will sell to
he highest bidder? for cash at the late
residence of (Jhas. \V. Cox, deceasedj at
11 o'clock a. m. on the 12thday of Jatai
try A. I) 1000, all and singular the
ersonal estate ami effects of the said
J ha*. W. Cox, deceased.
H. I >nillt Cox
Administrator C. W, Cox,
12 28 r? If, Deceased.