The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 18, 1907, Image 10
FROM OUR NOTE BOOK.j
IS
things you know AND THINGS
you don't Know.
Items or Interest Gathered Here 5
i
and There. Some of Which Its s
Personal Others Concerning
Business and Social Events '
L M Ludlam was in town last Friday
.
L D Long ji\, spent last, Thursday
iu town.
L J Clanz was in town one day
recently.
C P S alvev wa> in town one day
reeeuilv
I * L Cooper was in Conway ?ne
(lay last week.
J H Allen was in Conway last
Tuesday
Contractor Blalock was ill a (lav
or two last week.
M A 11'iyuls was in town the latter
part of la&t week
W J Hendricks was here last Saturday
on business.
N M Todd was in Conway last
Suturduv afternoon.
E J Marsh visited ('onway on business
.ast Saturday
H 1* Little went, to Georgetown
recently on business.
Frank Vercon visited the Herald
< fllce one da.v recently.
Quortus Si otney paid Conway a
buMt.es* visit recently.
Miss Rabon of Rnreol spent sever d
dm s in Conway last week
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R V \V rd I \V inikh! was in C"ii.
y i i in. i ? s oiji (ia\ last week
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i e i l< i- ] i i a ? . 11 i <>) 11 i'* las) v m k
I \\ i R i.la, cl Ifiddt Lake,
I i 11 la; i '1 iu .< ( t \ i. .c Id in 11 u* oil \
.1 A I > ll w a - in 'V'liviiv mi busi
ii'..s "no day 1 In* lir?t of this* w.-cu
Mi am Mrs .1 II Ouver Icfi las'
Thursday n i tln-n luitncut V nel .ml,
N. C.
VV II vie^eill was in town on business
no da> ill latter part of the
w eek
The herald is after you for your
job printing
The lie. puolie buildings are nut
expected lo be ready for the summer
term of court
W 1? Drew was in town one day
)ast week and paid the Herald a
pleasant cad.
Tb" m lline?'v ?hown bv M Reich
pleases the fancy of every lady who
b ? > m'CU Lilt' S'OCK.
J M Dorman was in town last week
engaged in clerical work for the
Clerk of Court.
Last week was a good one for the
farmers putting in hard work for
the coining crops.
fir ci ii a 4 _r if.. i c? r 1
>v r> newi'ii, 01 i iammonti, r> v^.,
was umoiifj the farmers visiting Con
way last Friday
J J Vereeti, of Single ton, S. C.,
was among those visiting the county
seat on business last week.
S M Allen one of the hustling merchants
of Ourley, S. 0., spent a few
hours in town last Thursday.
Mr Charley Scarborough, of Conway,
was in town last Saturday and
Sunday.?Mullins Enterprise.
Argo Red Salmon is clean and
packed entirely by machine, and not
tou *hed by ?he human hand, After
trying it you will use no other.
J T Sessions, leading merchant at
Cebu on tho Atlantic Cost Line Rail
road, visited Conway one day last
week.
W H Vaught of Vaught, S C.,
visited the county seat last Friday
on business, returning home in the
afternoon
The Rev .T 11 Stanley passed through
Conway last Friday on his way to
fill an appointment at Eden church
at Myrtle Reach.
One of our shippers Henry U.
Fowler of Ho ward picked the first
strawberries and brought in two
quarts on April 2nd.
A L Hardee of Dulah, S. C. spiMit
last Phwrsdayin Conwav attending
the session of the Woodmen lodge or
which lie is a member.
Every lady should have a copy of
ihe A "go lied Salmon Cook I J. .ok.
It tells you thirty-nine different
ways of preparing Salmon. Ask
\ nijr grocer for it.
7 I' xe u i ?ns for unpaid iixes
A.- . i urn mi over to the sheriff bv
" n t v -urer a f<?w days ago
and the sherifT was out lo king after
iiior . uectioi.s last week.
Dr D T Kilev, -f Conway, was in
town last (lav and Monday t he
vOio? i>( h<s friend Phos E Cooper
We understand that Or Liilev expects
to ca?t to- lot /uli the .vlullins people
it the future.
There are many tonics in the land,
As bv the papers you see;
But none of th? m can equal
Holli?ters's II Mountain Te.i
[Norton Drug Co.
If you have not received the Afj.ro
led Salmon Codk Hook, ask your
jroeer or send a postal to the Alaska
'ackers Association, Atlanta, (la .
\dvort i.sino Lena 1* tine n t.
Several farmers have already
sent, in the aereajre they will leave
n tobacco this year, ami the list i>
iteadilv erowii.e. Send it all in m?
we can have hope that Con vey will
have a market this year.
Since the plant of Walker Chemical
Works .niK burned the company
has been bu-v with the rebuildm;' of
their plant They leave made rapid \
headway, and this week finds them $
ready to start npaj/ain They now jj
have a bettor plant than they hud '
before.
The Ladies' Aid Steely of Call- J
van's Ferry llaptist church wil* 1
eivo a \ ietor talking machine eater
tuinmcnt at Zion school house, Morrv
county, on 'he < venieo of At>ril ?
20th, at X:l>() o'clock Admission
forudul's la cents, children 111 ''.nil'- J
hi addition there will be the fol <>\v- \
inLr On sale, vi/.: Col'nv, sandwiches. j
cakes and home made candies.
Capt. John M Oliver, ex cleric of |
court Horrv county, died suddenly l
last Sat urdav inorninjf wliile I'n hin" jj
in f /i 11 le I 'ee I )ee I le was in elm rev H
of t he government work on the rivci I
and went oil' in a small boat to ish |
ami when he did not return, the
hands wont to look for him and
found his cane and boat The bud\
was not found until next day. The
^ I 1 I \ I M IW i t I < I I I I ^ 1 I p I V \ .i\ I I I t\i \ lud'itee I ? . . 1
tell into the water. ? MuSlins Knte:- J
prise.
Reports from t ho Lor is sect ion are k
to the effect. that the strawbertv I
ciops were hadlv dnmaj/cd bv the
frosts of last week. It is estimated
that fully three I our llis of t lie hemes
from l>l"o|i)?. iii Mar*li are entirely
lost, while thus" 15 a remain ma\ be
t? not t y. a linos' worthhss lint the
jjrowers are lookine on the bright
side, and t lie si rawberry ]ilant is one
that is capable of wonders in the
fact of niif i vie able circumstances.
The |> ant will ?:<i on hlooinino and I
i lie berries mai Uet"d will doubt less !
brine' i inti.'l) bi'tt.r price on ae
count of the short crop. I
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There is nothine more dainty for
i p.enir or luncheon than A t'cfo |,V I I
S ilmon sandwiches or salad. The
C ? ?;< HooU t 'lls you how to prepare '
til- Hi Ask your eroccr.
?* -> ??.
Matter ol" l-'act bovciictlwirinr.
For downright prose 1?r Johnson's
offer of hand and heart to his second
wife would ho hard to beat. "My dear
woman," said Johnson, "1 ran a hardworking
man and withal something
of a philosopher. 1 am, as you know, |
very poor. I have always been r-w ;
spectahlo myself, but 1 grieve to tell | j
you that one of my uncles was hun.^/' |
"I have less money than you, doctor,'' i
demurely answered the lady, "but I I
shall try to he philosophical too. Nona j
or my rein lives have ever heon hum?. j
but I have several who ought to he.*
"Providence and pl?ilo?oj>!iy have evl*
dontly mated us, my good woman,^ r
paid the doctor as he pressed a chaste
salute on the lady's brow.
Dt'franilii)^ tlic Wr.tlcr,
Tn a Parisian cafe an American ot>
tiered a hors d'oeuvre, sole, agneau
Jure sale, artichoke salad, peohe Mclho,
lind so on, and when ihe waiteji
brought him a bill of francs he paiifl
It like a man. After bis change wai
brought he counted it and pushed t
franc toward the waiter for a tip
??ut the man, pushing back the franc
i said in gentle reproach:
"Pardon, monsieur, but that, is tin
I counterfeit franc."?Argonaut.
!llis IllCO'.IIC, fl
"They say you get 250 marks 9fj
j month. I can't believe It. Tell ni^4j
j how."
"I get 110 marks salary; then I don'fcll
j rnxy my rent, 10- marks; that's Idol
tnarks; 1 owe the milkman do marks!
that's 180 marks; my butcher hj
Einrks, 220 marks, and every month I
raise 30 marks out of my friends*
making an Income of 250 marks <4i
jjionth!"?Fliegende Blatter. jj
M'itu (UK it lOOItl.
An elephant had a raging toothache,,
the agony of which caused her to nenr-?
Lv destroy her caravan. She wa?
rhrown on her side and roped to stakes.
1 'wo men held a pair of lee tongs fast
I ouiul the aching tooth, and a couple
>f di
a. horses attached to the tong:3 i
>y a rope did the rest. The to.dh wni
nxteen laches long by tb/ee iix'he^
across.
11 In Coinplaiv.t. |
Ink wiror ? What became of tlui?
.queer patient you wore telling mtfi
about last spring? Dr. Price Oh, ho'J
pot a complaint now that's giving in?
?i great deal of trouble! InUwhvr li?
lleed! What is it? Dr. Price Wb.y, a
| complaint about the amount of my bill.
SnvliiK Time.
"You shouldn't trent your boy so
rrshly. You'll break his spirit."
'ell, he'll probably get married
*ie. find lie might as well hav?*
how!"
violent the storm tlio soonI<'??r
Herself.
"Are you sure you love me for myself
alone?" asked the romantic young
, woman.
"Well," replied Iho practical young
man, "I don't think I love you for
any one else."
A Luxury.
"My daughter," said (he father, "has
j been accustomed to all the luxuries of
wealth."
"Yees," said the
"ant ees what T
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IPiB^rr.o.tsrif* Irn
Now that, ii is time for
planted eari>, we want to
few useful implements thai
without.
The Wooliinl Combination
Stonewall Cotton, Corn an
Louis I 'low Stocks, ('otto
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I >isi ri !)ii I ors. I lot's a no I
Labor Sn\ in<; Devices.
We have just Received a
CAR LOAD OF
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| Bg! If Bsti %.
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S And it will be to your inter
I our line before you purchase
j THE FARMS;it
I P in at 111 ^ i II i
i <*&?.' K U US n Urta H Im LLi >1
Ne\l door to i\or(o>
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I A Modern Water
at small cost is possible
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FAIRBANKS, MORSE
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nillSTATKOI'' SO TH ('AUOL1NA(
Nil NTV OK llolMJV.
Com i ot Con.moii Clous.
A una .lorni trail. M ant lia .T. Cainus, .lohn <
//. Ilpoks and .Monroe lllnutoii, I'lnin- i
tills, i
against (
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() iv..M' ill niton, Aii. o llianton, Lou May
lllan'nu. I'n Ion lllaut.il, Dewy Ulan- ,
ton Lou S' i i? k land and .1 Divid An
derson, I )i'!fiul;iM|s.
Copy Summon- fur Relief Complaint
Not Served,
To the Defendants; Oliver Wanton,
\lu'e Rlauton, Don May Manton, Rres
ton 151 i.\(?n, Dewy Wanton, LouSiricUlaudiiiul
.]. David Anderson
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action
which has lioen li ed in the ollice of the
(Mcru of ( miit ol Common Pleas for the
said County, and to serve a eojiy of jour
nil: wet' to the said complaint on the subscriber
at his ollice m Conway, S. C?
within twenty days after the service hcic
of exclusive < I the day of such service
ml if y< it laii to answer the complaint
within the fine* aforesaid, the Ihaintills
tii this action will app.y to the Court for
til" 'let I'lic'? ded ill the inmphlilit.
February 27th, 11)07.
it. ii. v\ oodwakd,
I'laintiHV Attorney.
1 ii Lou Strickland t.hsi ut defer,da
'lake nolic'that the eompiainf in tliis
a Mon. and the summons of wh eh the
Iorejjjoinjf is a copy, were lihal in tn.
ll'.C" of the Ch>rk of fin' ('our: Comnmi
Plea*. in and tor llorry ( ojnty, on t'n
^iStli day of TYInuary A I) I Sit ?T.
II. II WOODWAIII),
(' 1 ;iii?tiITV Attorney
W. li- MHIIOK. I hai |
Clerk of flu- Colin of Common I'loas,
(IwS.
Thousands have pronounced 11<>1 lister's
Iloei<y Mountain Tea t he
creates'!. heulino power 011 earth
When medical science fails, it sue;
ceeds Maaes you well and keep
you well, da cents, Tea or Tablets
Norton Or no Co.
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the cultivation of crops
ctYil your attention to a
t you can't a I lord to he
Harrow & (aitt.ivalor
(1 Tol>ac*c() I Mows,
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x Yours to Please,
S' FRIEND,
tfi fflj 2 V $ /p, . E# jT^ iWX
fll.#Olp in ji
I igfetCis u Uli, i
i Dru^f Company.
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k*mmaax?x(t?anraaiainstuiimHkviMV*MMiMiMaur?naniM*4t
Works System
i anywhere l>y using Fairbanks-Morse I
Gas, Gasoline, Kerosene of Alcohol
Engines. Sizes 2 M. P. to 200 H. P. i
I he same engine can be used (or
electric light and many other purposes.
Scml f?if Illustrated Catalogue No. 1 'Jo?
& CO., Chicago, 5*1.
noiTce.
N of ice i- hereby i>i veil i ltat ' lie ^uutnier
unit til flte conn of (} neral Sessions
>vi11 coitM'ne ti Conway on the 21th day
>1 ,M;iy, n?-\t, and the court of Corntton
i'Ii :ts on the Wednesday following.
All w i111 >si's, jurors and otln-rs vvill take
mtiee accordingly. All n ui g istrat.es of
In county nrc hereby noiilled to send in
ill ]tapers in cases hound over to the
ourf of general sessions to the undersign
d tit least fen days before May ?ith.
W L Mishoe,
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vkus [ he Bo ii ntyV^
f Of The Fields A
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Pa depends upon tbo lifo-lonjr study SJ
sH and oxporienoe of tho inon who di- js
Bj rot ! this business, and who mix ft Ed
Kj feHili/.orwhioli "inalu'S<hroo(often ra
SB n do/on) hl-.alesnf prrnnsffrow, whoro {J
Mg */ii? ) i/uu i/uiui t'? ' mo namo ^
!g Virginia-Carolina Fertilizer. 8
? Py its very liberal use,a wook or ta
3] two l> foco.nrnti planting, na well jjfl
ii hapcwmuI application, multitudes of |3
jjv farmors In tho South havo "in- H
B creased tholr yields itcrncro," and gS
m with tho lavror profltu whioh t heso El
K inceirscd yields brought, paid oil' m
h the mortt'nKOcm their farmn. Don't. jg
l?o fooledl?y any dealer luto buying K
V a "ohoup'* rartiRiitu to. H
fi Virginin^Cbrollna Chemical C*.
t\ Richmond, Va. Atlanta, (la. H
Ni Ik.Va, Savannah 1 Ga? I.
Durham, N. fl, Mont'romory, Ala. B
Tk Charleston, S, C. Memphis,'i'onn, B
?4 Dulthnoro, Md. Shrovcport, La. B
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Groceries and Provisions.
BAKER-GROCER
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Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies always on hatid, Your
order solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. Polite attention
and prompt service.
Family Supplies.
We have in stock everything needful in" the kitchen
and dining room, Our goods are fresh and pure and
the best on the market. Phone orders given careful attention.
Phone No. 13.
13 T. L I Y AT A:N .
summer go5ds
Our stock of Summer Goods for Womens Woar is ready for inspection.
AM, THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN SHIRT WAIST PABICS. DRESS
GOODS.NECKWEAR AND NOTIONS.
LOW CUT SHOES
IN ALL STYLES, SHAPES, TOES AND PRICES, We can fit any foot.
Our ohoes arc the best on the market and are recommended for
COMFORT DURABILITY ELEGANCE.
The House that Will Not be Undersold.