The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 01, 1906, Image 3
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> Prevent and Cure. c
A medicine that will prevent chilis and fever and other
Jr nial.u iai utiedions as .veil as cure Un'se nilmei.t*-, is ah^
solutely needed at this seasou of the \ ear Tneie are
many preoara* - tnado abroad and put on the market, ^
but the people prefer it remedy made at home, a remedy ^
prepared under tho presort pit .n of a I oinr physician and
th<' result of his lon*j experience in t;.is part of the country.
NORTON BISCUIT C
^ They are guaranteed to euro. 1*111 up inconvenient form ^
ami are easy to take. They are Dr. Norton's own presbrption,
a nil experience with them in a long p/nctiee
yL shows them one of the best, remedies ever invented for ^
ehil's and maliria. Try them; if they do not do the work,
^ your tmm-y wil he refunded
^TKOU S\DR |{Y KVIfiKY STOUKKKKPKU IN THE COUNTY^
<| Norton Drug Co. %
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Shoes <& Clothing
FOR
FALL AND WINTER
Wo nave .1 full lino and \vo< 1<| !>c l>lad to show you. Wo also carry a
full lino o' dry Lf ?"?Is ami cm w vou close prices.
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
i- conipict with a full 1'no of frcsl. n i f.uuy ?*tv ocric^. Call to soo us
whether V 'U luiv or no' will t>e glad 1 re you.
YOURS'l '.> PLEASE
CALHOUN & COMPANY.
(ji^\y LARUttR^\vr tjrow(frLBElA
ii \X/U?rO 1
? TYIIJf 5
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| Because we give every customer |
a a big dollar's worth for their $1 j*
J TAK? great pleasure in calling the attention of the pub- P
4 gj lie to the fact, that I am now prepared to supply your M
? A wants. My Stock of GUOCEKIES is strictly First Class 5
1r\rc* and always Fresh. Our Line of Crockery is as nice as IP
ever struck the town, and our prices ure always right G
I Oar Line of CLOTHING is strictly of to dace in every m
respect, and was bought so we can sell at the right price. ?
J OUR SHOES AND HATS i
i ARE NOT SO CHEAP |
| BUT JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR |
I JOS. D. OLIVER 1
3 CALL AJVD SHE WHEN YOU COME TO TO WJ^
(fine shoes
I FOR
I FALL & WINTER
WE GUARANTEE OUR SHOES TO OIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION
AND THE VERY^LAT^^STYLK^^^^^^^^^j
clothing
MY CLOTHING DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE AND WOULD
RE GLAD TO HAVE YOU CALL AND LOOK OVER SAME.
YOU WILL FIND JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING EOU,
# a a a*?| a c A fresh nnd complete linn on lutnd find at
**??reasonablo prices. Be sure to cull to see mo before
making your purchases,
R. T. HARMOM
? ii IIVI I M
| COMMERCIAL HOTEL CORNER
0kI?E^ Sb ELfLflO^PTP*
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\ "V,^L FEED UVERY SALE
f||pi^|~f$ STABLES
A first clas9 turnout at your service at any time. Special utteutior
given to drummers, ('all and see us.
SALE IN PARTITION
Underhand by virtuo of a decree
for sale in partition and division of
proceeds, made by his Honor J. C 1
Klugh, Presiding Judge, in the ease
of Jessie Causey. Ora Causey, and 1
Mary Ettie Causo.v, Infants. hy J. ,
N. Jenrette, their Guardian ad
Litem.^^Rd Charles N. Cansoy.
Pluintt^Br against, John I*. Duiin
and BerTha 11. Dunn, Defendants. J
and dated the 12th day of Septem- '
ber A. T). 1006; notice hereby given,
that I, the undersigned, as Clerk !
and Special Referee, will sell at pub !
lie auction to the highest bidder !; .
i fore the court house door at Con- '
way, S. C , within legal hours of
>ale, on sulesduyiu November, next,
it being the 5th day of said month,
all and singular the following de
scribed lands and premises, to wit 1
That certain tract or parcel of land '
containing two hundred and twenty '
six (22(5) acres, more or le*s. begin
ningatastake dxo on ti e Wacearn.iw
river, thence the river to cornor
on the Edge line, llieneo the
said line to corner, thenee the line !
of Dunn to a stake dxn on (
the^^nlmingbm Road, tie in o t ie
road to stake dxn. thenee line of
portion of Bertha B. Dunn to Holly
!lxn on J. W. Dunn's line thenee hi's
line to pi no dxo, and tin nee sad J. \
W. Dunn's line l<? the bog.t.nine
corner, as more fully apDears by
plat of the same made by Al. l-\ Sarvis,
surveyor, of dale July 20th.
11)00.
Terms i?f sale cash, purchaser t
pay for papers. \\r. I. Mishoe.
Oct, 11, 1000 Clerk A- Speei.u
II. II t\ >" d ai d , 1 leferee.
I'lai' t. Irs' Ah ...
vt 11 t.i.
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W Trtspass Notice.
t!aloib are luvebv forlndde
to ' re.' pass on u.y mud in any way.
under the pain o! tin- full p. naltv <
; the law.
4 w2t> Wm K 1 vn ids |
i
1 1 Sic l.ittlcUivcr Liiiul'cr Compaii
Notice i s iiopebv u iven tint
.special ino<tiiiu- of tlie stockin ide. of
the Litnle River Lumber Cnmp
ny will be held in the company V oflicO
at Little River. in Ihc County < !
! lorrv and State of Sui'h Carolina.
Octnoor 22ikI, A. I). liMMj at II
o clock a. in , for the purpice of cm
sideling and acinar upon a piMp?e
t on to increase) the capital stuck ol
The Little River Lumber Company
to twenty thousand (?20,0110 00) do!
lars. divided into 200 shares of the
par value of one hundred dollars
each, and for t: e trail, action of nnv
aivl all business neec. sary or desirable
in connection therewith.
Little River. S. C . C. C. Cleidhniirn
Sept 14, 1900. II O Stone
R. R. Slonc
W . II. Stone, .1 r.
,1. II. Stone
II 20-0 id. Directors.
An Organ
that v ill last a lift' time is what you want.
Our Organs have a pure tone and lovely
eases. We can supply you with an Origan
that will please in every particular foonly.
405 and $70 delivered. Write us for our
special terms of payment and for illustrations
of the beautiful Organ referred to
If you prefer a piano we have beautiful
and good new Uprights from J>185 up on
easy terms, Address
Malones Music House,
Columbia, S. C.
27 w4G.
Mt. Zion High School
G A LI V ANTS FERRY, S. C.
Next session opens October 2!itli.
1906. Heathful location and good
community. Churches convenient
to school. Library and good Literary
Society. Eight grades. Hoard
and Tuition reasonable. Kor furiher
information address.
A. L. PROCTOR. Principal,
I HOMEWOOD, S. C. 9-20 6 9t.
Btlggy For Sale.
$48.00
First class leather quartor-top gnaran
toed; set of single baggy harrn'HH, ?<i.0a
fjleorgin Vehicle IfTamifhcfiiring: <?>.
f>2 W. Mitciibi.i.St.. ATLANTA, <-.\
"zzr.:
|T 1
Closing I
Out |
Sale! |
I am going to closo out
my Stock of
BUGGIES AND WAGONS 1
regard loss of cost. Come while ft
they last and got your supply, w
We also carry a lull 'inoof E
FANCY AND STAPLE 3
GROCERIES
I GOODS NOTIONS g
H^PfCaps and other things too H
numerous to mention. Decring I
Mowers and Hakes; Johnson R
Mowers and Hakes, Johnson H
Disc Cultivators, Spring Tooth El
Harrows, etc. Yours for trade, aj
J. D. Graham |
i LORTS, S. C, "A
FOHGCLOHUltD SALK
Under and by virtue of decree for
foreclosure and sale, in ado and si^n- i
^d by llis Honor J. 0. Klutfh, Prosld- i
ny Judge. the ease of J. C. Hrv i
int. ;?lat?f^Apagaitist S. Catharine l
Jones, liiha Gertrude Fowler, and 1
urthie Fowler, lloirs at law of F. i
W Fowler, deceased, and dated the i
1-th day of September A. 1). l!Mu?, | i
notice is hereby given that I, I>. J. ,
Sessions. SheritT of the County of .?
Horry, will sell at public auction t-> i
the highest bidder, before the court i
muse door at Cotiwuy. S, (' , within I
egal hours of stile, on sulcsdav in 1 (
November next, it being the 5th da\ i
>f said month, all and singular the| t
allowing described lands and prem i
ses. to wit: I
Number One, all and singular t hut ;
eit tin piece, parcel or tract of land <
dtuato, lying and bcine in the State I t
uul county nforesahl, Green Sea t
township, containing one hundred
teres, more or less, and beinga part
?f a traetofhmd where Caroline Fow I
e; resides and covering all the said 1
|> nutation, aud hounded by lands as ?
follows: Uoginuingon a corner of 1. '
!' Uryant and FianUlin Grainier,
thence with Grainier line nearly
south so a stake corner in Nott s
Grand). thence with the said Grain 1
gov's line westeily course to another }
stake. K. II. llarrclson s, thence 1
with the said K. 15. llarrclson s line I
south to a Si not enrnnr- llimwn 1 I... I
said 10. II Harrelson 's line oast ton 1
corner on George Black burn's lint*,
t lionco a straight line north to tin '
bet/inning.
Number Two, a certain p'ai.ta' o 1
or tract < f ' u 1 at.<I localed i u < < 11
Sea to v* i j-11* :? and cont lining -o . 1
hmxlreu and liitv acres, more or 1
> ynin?* at a stako corner in t..<
lira i ? f Noll's Branch, thence north 1
> . i iimp corner a I Dolphus Biy 1
anl's land, thence cast on Bryant .
i nc t r 1. 1 r m . '
v* ard to 1* . II i 1
i 1 ick l)it? 11 - v < < . ?
vard. a st, < t ;
orncr. 'I .e- , i
< >n heroiub. I ; d. e: . u ...
ino t r.u I of lali h U'l N Oil ci <().:.
.Ill-i l 'NO IIH1 ill'Sl I . Ii loll'
I'nllo vs, to wit: Ali a- ' -iiijul
> hat cert iia tract. oi |... t i" hin
containing oi.e liundioi nd ti 1
acres, more, or less. Iiom.vl I north
hv the Bryant lands; on the test i.\ (
lauds o' (it1..i"}/c Bl.ukt urn, on tin
south by the UarrcJson lauds and o'he
west by lands of Klins Barrel 1
son, it. beiim the identical t.r.u t oi 1
L.i ... .Ni ,
I ?a ruiri i > 1 iiliJ'l IMI1V1 VtHl l() 1". \\ j
I'Viwlcr by Right Fouler and ('tiro 1
line Fowlt r by their dc? d nf date tin '
bllh day nl* I>oeember ^ R 1KS,>. 1
refolded in oflico of Register Mesre ^
('?;> vewinee for I lorry county in
I look "X". at page '117. to v\ hich 1
deed and record reference is hereby
made for the identical land hereis
described ai d mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Furchaser
to pay for papers.
H. J. SESSIONS.
SherilV Horrv County
October 11, 1 !)()(>.
H. M. Woodward. I'llTs Atty
Partition Sale.
Under and by virtue of a decree
and judgment for sale in partition
and division of proceeds, made by
his Honor J. 0. Klugh, I*rosidincr
Judgo. in the ease of Trcaey A.
Beverly, in her own right and as
admx., of Silas W. Beverly, dee d..
Silas D. Beverly, Charley D. I loverly,
Samuel Capers Beverly, R.
James Beverly, Outland If. Beverly,
Geo. F. Beverly, and El vie A. Shel
lv, Plaintiffs, against, Joel Allen
Beverly, Estclle J. Johnson, Corrine
H. Beverly, Walter J. Beverly,
Alice B. Beverly, Mack I). Beverly,
Widie E. Beverly, and Daisy R.
Beverly, Defendants, and dated the
12th day of September A. I), lttuti;
notice is hereby given, that I, the
undersigned, as Clerk and Special
lleferee, will sell at public auction
to the Highest bidder before the
court house door at Conway, S C.,
withjn legal hours of sale, on sales.1
!? - - ?
u<vy ?n noveniDer, next, it being the
5th day of said month, all and singular
the following described hinds
and premises, to wit: all and pdgular
that certain tract or parcel of
land, situate in Bucks township.
County of Horry, State of South
I Carolina, containing one hundred
and sixty acres, more or less, lying
j on the east side of Little Bee Dee
j River, beginning at Big Cat Island
Landing and running nearly east as
a cart path to the outer edge of riv
swamp to the fork of a certain
cart path and from thence up said
swamp to a black gum corner, from
thence to the river, and from thence |
I down said river to the said Cat Is
land Landing, same having been
conveyed to Silas \V. Beverly by
Peter Port by his deed of c*?bthe
16th day of July A, D 1875
Terms of sale cash, put chaser to
pay for papers. VV. L. Mishoe,
Oct 11, 1606 Clerk and Knecbil
il U Woodward, Rcteroe.
Plaintiffs' Att'y. oct 11 td
j OUino^f Laundry, |
^ Collars and Cuffs, Iron ft
( ing Machine. Work turn- L
j ed out promptly. Send C
jl me a trial order. Family P
Jj washing taken. Satire- ft
fi tion Guaranteed. V ork a
A neatly e:<< . 14ted, and in
J First Chi--, Style. Yours
^ for (mini Work j|
5 Call on &
GEO. LVM.i
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AniM a* C?uon(a of Plant*.
The ants which nro really protective
to plants are not those which obtain
their food. Indirectly for tin* most part
through the aphides, from the vegetable
kingdom, but those which arc realy
carnivorous. These are numerous In
temperate climates, and their useful*
less to agriculture and sylviculture Is
ucontestahle. Thus the Held ant Is a
ffcat Insect destroyer. A nest of this
<peclos Is capable of destroying as
many as twenty-eight caterpillars and
grasshoppers a minute, or 1,(100 an
tiour, and such a colony Is at work
lay and night during the pleasant
reason. In the arid plains of America
the henetlccnt work of ants is revealed
ii the Isles of verdure around their
lilis. There are plants hospitable to
mts, which furnish them shelter and
>fton food, within the cavities of which
the instincts of the ants prompt them
to take* their abode. Tills is the ease
with several ferns, among them the
I'olypodium lieetariferum, the sterile
fronds of which bear nectaries on their
lower face and are, moreover, of a
diapo favorable to sheltering the Insect.
^ Sln"? <a' u Trill it c<l Nurse.
"I used to wonder why it was that I
noticed so many young women lugging
s 1.1 it cases all over town." said the man
?ii the street corner. "At first I thought
>erhnps they were independent young
km's ?ns who were on their way to the
IJrand Central station or to the fen'y
lioats to lake trains, but then I noticed
them in parts of the town where
ijioy couldn't possibly lu* making for
i railroad station, since they were gong
in the wrong directions. Now I
aave learned who these women are.
Mo ; <>f them are trained nur eWhen
I hey leave the hospitals or their homes
lo attend a ease they pack their uniforms
and other neee series in these
tujt eases, which they carry with
lliein. So when you see a young woni
in carrying a suit ease and hound in a
iireetion away front a boat or railroad I
-nation it's very likely she's a trained
aiiis > and is either starting out to at
lend a ease or is returning from one."
?New York Press.
(dlors o 1' (lit* 111 tielti r?l.
Of the male Iduebird Thoreau said,
lie carries the sky on his hack." To
his .1 oli 11 Iturroughs added, "and the
?arlh on his breast." The bird's baek.
wings and tail, chin and throat are a
rivid blue, while his breast and llanks
ire a ebeslnut brown and his abdomen
i dirty white. The female is very much
luller in coloring, often having a red
lisli tone that extends from the middle
>f the ba*k over the shoulder. The
Seminole Indians say that the male
bluebird once Hew so high that ids
hack rubbed against the sky, which
imparted to him its own azure tint.
Returning to earth, his wife so admired
liis new coat that she determined to
liave a like one for herself and the next
morning Hew away to get it, but the
lay proving somewhat cloudy the coli?r
given to her dress was not so hril
limit as was that received by lier mate.
Tin* World un It In.
A world without mistakes and without
suffering would be a world without
real men and women, without literature,
without music, without painting
or sculpture and without love, anil
even wltlwmt history, for history Is a
record of struggles (Ward better and
higher things. Without obstacles to
overcome and errors to correct men
and women would lapse to a level with
beasts in mentality. Intellectual ami
spiritual development would cease and
souls not refined by the fire of ordeals
would die of something akin to fatty
degeneration. The races would perish
of ennui or Inanity. After all, it's a
pretty fair sort of world as it stands.
?Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Aleutian InIiuuIn.
Until the time of Peter the Great the
Aleutian islands were unknown. The
famous Russian monarch, consumed
with curiosity as to the distance between
Asia and America, started, in
172.", the first of the expeditions that
at last revealed those haunts of the
bear, the beaver, tho ermlno and tho
seal. Rut Captain Cook told more
about the islands than did all the Russian
explorers before him.
The Prlt?e.
If one sets one's heart on the ex
ti'inumtii, mo tar oit?on ricnes, on
fanio, on power?tho chances arc ho
will be disappointed. lie will waste
his time seeking a short cut to these
tilings. There is no short cut. For
anything worth having ono must pay
tho price, and the price is always work,
patience, love, self sacrifice?no promise
to pay, but the gold of real service.
IIIn \nnic.
An unpopular man who was refused
membership in a certain aristocratic
club had tho audacity to write to the
club secretary demanding the name of
the man who blackballed him. Tho secrotary
could not resist the chanoo of
sending the following reply: "Sir, I
havo received your letter demanding
tho name of tho man who blackballed
you. His name Is Legion."
All A A - / -
<mia ml'IIMII IIIO LIUCHi
''Grandpa says his stay iu the mountains
last summer did lilm 110 good.
Tils room was right off the piazza, and
people mado lovo under hla window
until all hours."
"But couldn't ho sleep after the lovers
went to bed?"
"No; as soon as tho lovers went to
bed tho children got up." ? Harper's
Weekly.
'Twan Ever Thus.
"I supposo you havo found," said tho
plain citizen, "that every man has his
price."
"Yes," replied tho lobbyist, "except
tho man who Is worth buying."?Philadelphia
Press.
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Partition Sale.
Under and by virtue of a decree
and judgment for sale of land in partition
and division of proceeds,
made by his Honor J. C. Klugh,
Presiding Judge, in the case o(. D.
N. Floyd, and John L, Floyd, E.
Victoria Floyd, and Lavada Ola
Flovcl, Infants, by H, N. Sessions
their guardian ad Litem, Plaintiffs,
against Freddie Georgiana Floyd.
Defendant, and dated the 12th day
of September A. I). notice is
hereby given, that*l, the undersign
t I, ns Clerk and Special Referee
will sell at public auction to the
lowliest bidder before the court bouse
door at Conway, S C., within legal
hours of sale on salcsday in November.
next, it being the 5th day of
said month, all and singular the
follow i n g doseribed lands and
i? r e m i s e s. to wit: all and
singular that certain parcel or tract
of land, lying and being it. Dog
IJlulT township. Horry County,
South Carolina, eontainit g two hundred
and ninty-four act cs (2!M) inorc
or less, and bounded as follows, to
wit: Hounded on the north by lands
oft!. 11. Jones and lands of Mark
I teynol Is on the east by lands of J. C.
Roynanrts and lands ?>f 15. C. Jen
kins, on tho south by lands of is C.
.Ionkins and lands now or formerly
of (). hi. Jumi's, and on tbe west by
i statc lands of James Roberts, tho
-aid tract of land beino known as
the estate of the said i'enelono
Floyd.
Terms of tale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers. W . R, Mishoe.
Oct 11. I'.MX; CI rk & Special
II il Wood ? ard, Referee.
I'lab.tir's ,\ t'y < e t 11 td
ci i a i ion notice.
i m:s r a 11-: o/ sou ru cv ou n a
Ci'h'i'y iif | [,ij cv.
i'n il N. Ses-ioas Ksq., Pro!-ate Judge.
W ht'M-ii ,1 (' It'ie ?e. *r? i 1.' slip to iir?
(i? }' iini I tin l? lli-t'Hiil ndtli: I i tliillnnul 111 "?
etui' of Mild IT> ( ts of Nil/.i'l ei'ii 'hllV.i
deceased:
I I eM' i i *. 11 o-ft ii to ( in- :' i il ad item
-li ill ;.nd i- jnl ir the kindiv.i und crc.l
ol il.- sad Nil/ilMin ('.niton, de i
a-ed tlinl tie y lie 3111d up* oar liefore
i. c in tIi ? (Ve.it of Prolmto to t>'
In id-a ('?Miwav, S. 'm ' 'cfolior t?f>ti',
tie v I . a! ti r | nhilent ion In r? < f, vt 11
*i loeu in 1 lie I inn n, to sli w cause if
any they liavewlo (lie said adiu'nislridlon
sli i.Id not lie granted(iiven
nndi-r my hand, this the l)tli day
ol October Anno Dein'ni lOffl
Published on lie1 11:ii nnd 18th days
of October, 1900 in the llorrv I lent Id.
II N. SKH810NS,
Jndgeol Probate llnrryl'o,
*\\2S.
1 For Qistck. I
8 SALE! I
If. 11; it (ii a ii 41 ?me 1111
ilcrci ol? lll^li I'p-liitiHl h
Suitable lor ltd I l?l Int? n
i.oi*, a
Just outside the Corporate t|
Limits or the town of Con- l|
way, part of the estate of the
late Win. P. Melson, dec'd. ?
This land should be worth,
as an investment, $100.00 per
acre but it will be sold much
lower than this to elTect a
quick sale. It lies near the
Conway & Georgetown road,
bounded on the north by
Nellie Adams, east by Miss
Galbraith, west by W. P.
Melson, and south by Ii G.
Melson. Some of it cleared H
CALL ON OR WRITE I
LH. H. Woodward I
CONWAY, S. C. I
mm ceisT & wesiebi ??.
IN KFPBCT JI LV 11, 1WOU.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
SOTTIIHOUND TRAINS
No 7 No 5 No 0
IjV Avnor
Lv Iola 8 50 a in
Lv Conway 1 50 p in 9 50 a ni 0 15 p. in
Lv Burcol 2 20 p in 0 45 p in
Ar M Bench 2 05 p ir? 7 00 p m
NORTHHOUND TRAINS *
No 10 No G No 8
Lv M Beach G 45 a in 2 50 p m
Lv Burcol 7 00 a in 3 05 p in
Lv Conway 7 30 a m 8 00 a in 3 35 p ni
Lv Iola 8 40 a n.
Ar Ay nor
Clo-e connections at Conway for Chad*
bourn.
WANTED -Two hustling furmot's
to rent two farms adjoining, lands
in high state jf cultivation, adapted
to all crops and trucking. New
lands can be taken in and planted
first year. Two tobacco barns,
artesion well, healthy locality, five
frame houses in gQod condition,
wire fencing, on public road. Will
rent oither oue or two horse farm.
A good chance, forms easy. Apply
toll. II. Wocdward or C. II. Snider
"Hf* Early Risers
The famous little Ditto.
a