The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 01, 1906, Image 4
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THE HORRY HERALD.
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Thursday March 1 190G.
rhc llnnjrinjr of (lie Crane nt '
Bucksi lllc.
An enjoyable social function was
the home doming of Brother II. L.
Singlotop and bisbrldo on tin* evening
of St Valentine's dav. Un j
tiring hands were bu-y all day, and
by 2 p. in., the old parsonage had
but on its festive gai t). About the '
same hour Itiends began to arrive !
with substantial toUeus of regard I
and soon everything was ready
Meanwhile the younger members ol (
the oarty b<guiled the hours <d
wait tig by musing lleral hearts foi
decoration Hearts being indi*?
pensable on Valentine's our, they
were used freely in decorating The
stairrail and wndews were twined '
and wreathed wit.h ivv bw'mir i.. *
" "'ri .
the season it was impossible* to
carry out any color scheme but !
jonquils and violets wero both used
I'Yom t If cent re of the dining room (
ceiling a la>'ge marriage bell was
suspended the clapper a cluster of
jonquils. Long streamers of white
ribbon hung from the bell and were
caught down to the corners of the
table t)y bouquets oT violets tied
with white riboon. Covers wee
laid for eight and v ong stemmed !
jonouil lay beside ea h plate. Hearts 1
of ivy, v'olets and pink japonic,a
were arranged on tin; table as a eon
trust to the beautifully frosted cukes
As ''civilized man cannot live 1
without cooks 'a tempt ing array of
viands were in rca< in Turkey,
hum, chicken, <al. o, dwichos.
cakes, codec and lemonade were all
in evidence. Some of tin1 cakc> '
would lane dole credit to a prac
\ ie? d confectioner, so pretty were!
they frosted.
About dusk the bridal parly ar ,
rived M < . and Mrs Singleton,
Mi-ses Marlow . Ilu'ler and Stanley
with M ss s. Hard wick and Butler
i n a Li enhance. After a brief inter
val of rest Tnev repaired to tin?
drawing room ami were presented to
the assembled guests. .Mrs. Singleton
wu-.exqui.sii ivelv gowned in love :
ly shiuiin ring bluish green silk;
Mioses Mai I >w, Butler and Sta,nle\
m cream cusnmere with white silk
and laee trimmings. Most of the '
other quests wore street e.ostuines
Some line music was rendered on
oroan and^uuar. The younjj peoule
of Farmers have certainly cultivated
their musical talents to advantage.
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The Marthas of the community
untiringly dispensed refreshments 1
until all were served.
Owin<j to the bad roads a ?food
many were prevented from attend- :
ino, but. those who came enjoyed 5
themselves to the uttermost. Some J
oiddy younc creatures were heard 1
to remark tiiat. they wished Mr 1
Singleton would oet married every J
week.
Certainly he has won the respect 1
and ejections of the community; ?
has shared alike their joys and their 1
sorrows for the last. year. We ten- '
der all tfood wishes and hopes of a '
sunny life to him and the fair winsome
lady who has chosen to walk
hand in hand with him through the '
ups and downs of life. We hone she '
will never have cause to regret com- 1
ing anions us and wo will also re ^
mo in bo I* tli.it some of us have braved
the ordeal of leaving loved parents
and friends to walk by another's <
side in strange pastures and uu I
familiar seeno* Wo a-1 so i-xpres- I
our ill.inks to ihe uuneroiiN nierChants
who h-tpe i u- t? d '.-or i
and i I u. i i li the , > s i.i g ? ,t nd ' o J
a l a h " 11 i? i. > > . . ,u,u-- i'i> I ojj u I
hearts assi-teci so materially in |
making iho h u-c warming a. pleasant
occasion. Tokkcast
favors New Court llonsc
Editor Herald?-Wo nolo with
pleasure that lion. I) A. ftpive.v
has succeeded in making ihe way
possible lor the citizens of Horry to
realize their fondest dreams of a
new court house and a jail and perhaps
a oridge aero.-:; t he VVaceatnaw
The people on the eastern side
have Demi isolated on account of not
ha vino a bridge, and it was a great
hobby about election times, but
they didn't get the bridge just the
same. Mr sp vev is a business man
capable of viewing m ute 's from a
standpoint of reason and common I
sense, and no doubt i the*. cir !
cuinfrtances, lie did th* besi lie could '
for the bettcrmiMit <>l his lawn and
county.
It is verv natural for people *.o
diller in Mirh matters, but. doubt,
less all v ill a j rce th.it these im |
pr<iv? mens will br beneficial to the;
entire c un v.
"A hire im can never rise higher
than its sou. io. ' The sowrec of our
county is ut the county seat. It is i
there that uv hope to see capitalists
locate and conduct various enterprises,
giving employment to the
people, and developing the resources
of the county. By these
improvements, they may be enticed
to come and locate in our midst
We cannot have im movements
without some cost?without an effort.
"Help yourself and (Jod will
help you. W.J. Rowe, Sr.
? Hire broke out in the gr iss and
thickets near the old Muster Meld
last Monday am caused considerable <
alarm on t lie part of some of the
citl/.enMno. time the flames
were reaching to the tops of some of
the trees. Eflorts finally succeeded
in stopping the flames and no one
was damaged. It was said the fire .
was set out by some small boys.
This is the second liijne lately that
burning woods near (town caused
some alarm. J
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Trcslicl in Waccamaw.
The usually calm anil sere no boiom
of beautiful Waccamaw has I
icon agitated by swelling Hood for,
he past several weeks. The waters
lave been higher than ever known
veil to till reeoleetion >f the oldest ^
nhabitant. Its banks have over- (
lowed and the adjacent public roads ^
ire almost impassable in many places
[ly reason ol the high water the jIon
way Lumber coir- puny lias been
breed to suspend operations and its
>tan'. h b ii idle for the past sev
ral \s*o k ? ntailing uirai hardship, ,
f hot actual sulTering, amon^' its
arge f< rce ofempl lycos. The tracks
>f the Conway Coils'., and Wesiere ^
*ailroad between hero and Myrtle i
lei It have been under \ ater andj^
ne road bed badly and dangerously
.vaslicd in m i ty places. A gang of
uinds lias Iteen put on and the dam ^
tire is being repaired as fast as eir .
uinstaeees will permit No 'rain
tas arrive 1 at Myrtle lleach since 1
he freshet began. Logging men
lave sustanied some loss on account.
>f logs drifting away, ilie extent of ,
which cannot yet. ho ascertained.
Kn in row -1 ,ce.
?There wa'i a ipiiet, but pret'v '
loine wedding at 111<? home of Mr. |
j V. Kamrow in this place last
Thursday afternoon, in which his
laughter, Miss Amelia was united
in marriage to Mr. I\ M. Loo b, the
Lev. J. Ii. Shinn pastor of the
llaptist church in tlib place. The .
newly wedded couple took the afternoon
train for Charleston, the (
former home ol the bride, and from
thence will go t<? the home of the
^r? uni before settling down.
The 1 lerald extends its best wish
[j.s for i he fuiuro prosperity and
happiness of the young couple. :
Soklicrs* ItcuiilonO
wing' to t he great success of the
Confederate Reunion held here last
May, it has heen suir?Jro,st od tli-?i ?* ,,
'n;iko this an Annual allnir for our
ouiii v-a Ucunion on the 10th. clay
.f May.
As Commander of the S( ns' Camp.
I will accordingly-ask all old soldiers
and all loose interested in making it
i success, to meet at the Court
louse on Monday March the 5th.
'or the parp >se of perfect in:/ an
>rj/anidation looking toward holding
said Reunion.
I). A. Spivcy, Com. Camp h'12.
Hotly 1;oiiikI.
Several weeks ayo this paper
contained and account of the iny.ster
ious drownine-of a no?*ro boy ki.own
by the, name of "Snov Hall at the
wharf of the Waccamaw Line of
Steanu-rs. Another ue^ro, who
seemed to he the only one present
it tho drowning was locked up in
jail to await the recovery of the ,
body. Several weeks passed and i
the body did not rise, and the sus ,
jected neoro was turned loo?e. Last
Sunday the body of the drowned i
leero was found floating on the |
air face near tho. plant of the Conway
Lumber Co , and the coroner s i
nrv were reassembled to view the ,
cumins Th ' ?od.v was eonsidera
)lv dee ?ttipo.sed and p iris of it had )
teen eaten away by the turtles
Such examination as eoidd be made
ailed t ? rcvoai any si^ns of foul i
day and the jurv returned their I
/eniict in accord tnee with the facts. jl
JudjfPGeo. W. adj turned j
ourl on Fr il iy but remained over
icre until SnUtrdny'-. train when he
eft
\!biuM U >ur?u*s, one of the con
c - in luc ? iini v ciiU'ti ij ui 1 wli lo
u t. i> (i ii live i' juroii lii- Ire
v ry sen >u-.U uno was carried from
It is work bv another of the convicts.
?The following were all in Conway
last, week and called on the
Herald while here 0. IV Willi..inson, ,
F. O.Watson, I). 1). Marrelson, H.
F. Moore, 11. Ilinson, II IV. Gram
:-vr. I Mucks, A. F Martin W. W.
Tmipkin^, o, Li Graham, C. W.
Waits, Y. W. Skipper, C. P. Ihil*
lock, G P. Lihuark, W. IV. Manioc,
11 C Royals.
rHK STATE OF SOU Til CAROLINA
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vwuuvj hi imrry
By II. N. Sessions. Es<|., Probate Judue.
N\ hereas F. 1. B.?nhiil made suit t>?
nit* ton rant her letter- I administration
it tie* Estate of and e.r i:ts of T, C
1 u iihill, deceased;
Thes are therefore ' ? fi e and udnoni-h
all and sin ^ular t! Kindred and
creditors of the raid 1\ t irtdlill.de
ce .-i d. that they In- 'in I n.ipenr before
ine m tite Court of Probate to be held at
Conway S, C. on March lOtli next after
tililic tion hereof at 11 o'clock in the
t >r. no n n? show cause if any they have
why lie said administi ation should not be
of mfed.
<!iveu under my hand this lOtii day of
l'V ruary Anno Domini 19(10.
II. N SESSIONS
.i\ulg<> of I'rob-ite Horry County.
I'uhliahed on tin* 1st day of Match
1000 in the llorry Herald. <?w47
MILLINERY OPING
_ MARCH 20.
CALL AND SICK BEFORE BUYING
ELSKVVIIKHE.
Wo have a full and well selected line of
up to-dato
TKIMMhl) & UNTRIMMED IIATS
LA 1)1 Ks AND ( IIILDllliNS
\V K A K I * G A 1' P A It E I, . i
MISS DALMA^ t jDANF(
TABOH N. f
MINOR CASr.S,
>i?p??sccl r.f in tie it era I Session*
l.a&t Week,
On Wednesday the jury charged
vitli the? trial of 8. 11. McNubb re
u t*ned a verdict of guilty, and notice
if motion for a new trial was made
>v his attorneys.
The State vs. E J. Tyler et. al.
or adu.'try was tried in defendant^
ibsenoe and found guilty.
1 he judoe rt fused a motion for a
ie\v trial in the case against S. IJ.
dcNabb, but he said he would si^n
i petition for executive clemency.
E I. Tyler and Shujj Tyler wore
ried for adultry and as they were
ilisent the verdict and sentence was
?euled up and tiled in the court.
Isaac Drown was then tried for
Violation of the dispensary law
Drown was absent hn\in# escaped
rom the constable after he was ar'estecl.
He was found guilty and
ho sentence was sealed up.
Sentence of one year and line of
me dollar was pronounced upon S.
II McN.ibb, proviousU found euilt.v
iv the jury lie had a petition I
started it skin if the Governor to
pardon him.
'i lie i'iisc <?l riot ami assault and i
battcrv that created some interest
was eom pi oinised on payment of
*125.00.
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In the spring time you renovate
your house, why not your bodyV
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
I rives out impurities, cleanses the
l>h od and purities the entire system
>5 cents. Norton Drui/ Co.
H' - lloyds.
Kditor Herald Please allow mc
space in the columns of your papri
for si few words 51s I have not seen
mis thing from this place in some
t ime.
The oca.th of our vicinity is good
with the exception of a few eases of
measles Albert Oerrald and family
have been very sick with measles
but are improving.
Mrs Amanda rJ rainier paid Mr
and Mrs. Avery Floyd a pleasant
visit last week.
We 51 re g'ad to see the lumber and
sills for *v new church and school
house. We think there is 51 chance
for the Flovds neighborhood to im
I I I SJ V u.
We are bavins a nice little Sunday
school at Floods. Have live
classes Mr. Daniel Ford. Mrs. Q
(J Lewis, Mrs. Walker Floyd, Miss
Bright Lewis and Miss Alice Ford
.ire the teachers, Mrs P O. Floyd,
superintendent. We are ylad to
have Miss Bright Lewis with us
attain in our Sunday school.
Some thief, the latter part of last
week robbed Mrs. Lorouda Lewis'
Corn house Was supposed that
they taken about twenty bushels of
3orn,
Mr. and Mrs. ("5 rip Williamson
visited Mr. and Mrs. Avery Floyd
ast Sunday.
Our preacher, Mr. Wright failed
meet his appointment last Sunla
v
Best wishes to the Herald and its
eaders. Cow Hoy.
A Correction.
Fditor Herald?I would like to
,'orrect the mistake make in the
paper last week. 1 plant inv cotton
ive feet in the row instead ol live
inches as was stated. I may have
mule the mistake myself in writing
1*. W. Dimery
Home wood
Edit - r Herald I'loasi alio *
S|) ice in vmir paper for a low word
as 1 seldom see anything from 'l is
>eci ion.
hi very thinj/ generally < j vi ie t hen
at present.
The farmers are bog!nning t?
plo v these fair days.
Almost 'lie same acreage for co'
loo and eorn this year and no 1?
Uaeeo at all for this section.
The straw berry people arc abou*
done feriiii/.ing their crops
Uev. H ( v"(>111iin met' Ids refills.
appointmen't at Maple ehuren on
last Sunday. A large crowd met
with him.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Anderson were
the guests of Mr. Ifamp Long last
Sunday.
E. L. Mo >-e and J T. Anderson
made a husine.x? trin
-- . v. .K V*/ .un ill uai I'
bniv last Thursday returning Sutur
(lav.
Host wishes to the He raid andits
rouders. X
Lost?Between Conway and the
residence of .1. T. Tompkins near
Howell, a purse containing about
$00 00 in money and some, valuable
papers. Finder will be liberally
rewarded upon return of the purse
and contents to the undersigned at
Howell, S. C. J. T. Tompkins.
8 1 0 2t.
FUR SALE.
'I ract of land of 150 acres: 25 acres
cleared; dwelling house and out buildings,
in Dog XVoo d N&k township, near
Hand, 8. C. Will be sold on easy terms.
Apply to II. L >MITH,
Shell, S. 0.
NOTICE.
There has been taken up at my place
one hlat'k heifer ?bush of tail gone?
unmarked. Apply to the undersigned
and pay charges.
W.J. Williamson. Joid nvOle S. 0.
2w47.
8 rHAYKl)One cow and yeurllng, both
butt heated, white and yellow, under
doop in one ear. Suitable reward if
Jk.hi, Vc"""' '
ENORM
M A TT I
Children's Sw
Bargains, Bargai
to buy your Sh
SA1
At Wholesale Pr
Marlow Shoes tl
world beater and
it. Also a few pj
$1.00 to be close
rolls of 25c Oilcl
Be sure to con
sold at prices qt
C O H W i
Mir
TO FARMERS !
We are now in position
to offer you just the very _
thing you want in
ANY LINE.
Disc, ami SpiUo Tooth
J1 arrows
Oliver Steel Plows 1
and 2 I lor-e.
5 and ! I Tooth Cultiva
tors.
Pea IV r t i 1 i zer Drills.
Corn Planters, Dixie
Plows.
Sweep S'oek, A meriean
Fence.
CALL TO SEE US
when in town and be eon
vincod th it wo are the
FA ltd Fits' FltlFSI).
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A Necessity When
I [Traveling
jToothach^F/^_/j
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NOTICE! NOTICE!!
Notice is hereby jnven that under nn
by virtue of an execution duly issued I)
J. N Jenrette. Magistrate in and for tin
county of Horry and State of South Car
< linn, and dated tin 18th day of Febru
ary A I). 1006, and issued in the ease o
J. T. Thotnpkins plaintiff, vs. S B, Mr
Nabl), under judgment dnlv rendnrei
In said ens-*, I will sell before the cour
house door at Conway, 8. C., within th<
legal hours of saie. on the 10th day o
March A I). 1906, to the highest bidde
for cash, one Yellow Mare, and one Tof
Buggy sei/>d under the said execution
and one set Harness and on* Lap Robe
a'so seized thereunder to satisfy sa'c
execution, and the said sale w ill aiso bt
made under and by virtue of a a hill ol
sale covering the said horse and dated
the 28th day of August, A D 1905, and
executed by the said H. B McNahb in
favor of \V. I,. Mishoe and assigned to J.
T. Thompkins.
Dated February 22nd, 1900.
Cons'able and Agt. for Mortgagee.
I o,,i, , i p.cents per quart, hi W'
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lOUS V A L U E S
THIS MONTH IN
I N G !V1 ATTING
eaters going at cost BARGAINS,
ns all the time, but now is the time
oes 1000 One Thousand 1000 Pair
SHOES
ices. Then we have a line of Julia
le $3.25 kind for $1.49 This is a
I nothing in the country can touch
air of childrens shoes in Tan, price
id out at only 69 Cents. Only five
oth, this is going at 15c. per yard,
le in and see that goods are being
to ted.
AY BAR G A 1 N
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R have started 1900 in the ri^hfc
spirit. We did all in our power it:
1905 to satisfy our many customers.
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1 PRICES RIGHT
The result lias been very satisfactory and
we congratulate ourselves on the general
appreciation of our efforts voiced on every |
side. Sincere; thanks tj every one. It is
our purpose this year to add to our list
many new customers if push and fair
tr dealings count for anything. Feeling
assured ot a generous reward and wishing
everyone success during .
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OUtt I5A l(N IS FULL.
O ('" Mulct lorn ! , "Il lifei*-a V1'" ">? post ilOUnvr. Alto w*
l?'v' ',l"" x'<r \ u liund, Come t,> tec n- ? ?,
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