The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 23, 1907, Image 8
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We want to extend to the Pe
a cordial vote of thanks for 1
we opened lip our exclusive
way. Trade has heen good,
always try to extend liberal
ues at lowest prices.
IIORKY Wlil.l. KI{I>KI:SI:INTI:I>.
At tlic Cnlumbia Collrjtc by llcr
A mictions l>au^liters.
Columbia, S ('., Mav 10, 1007.
Mr Kdilor: Perhaps tin* readers of
the dour old homo piper will l?o surprised
to read a piece. from old Columbia
College, but tlieu I hope 1 hoy |
will remember that I lorry is well
represented up here.
Miss Uoberla Sessions is ?*otting
on very nierly with her work. She
i/ots bine occasionally, (>nt then she
remembers she is to take a certificate
in wlininirr'Hiln' .....1 ? :
... . .. I.. .V iiiid J rill illlil I 1111C
Hies.
Miss Mitchelle Collins takes a dt
piomi in a literary course tliis year.
We think she is very busy now as
t lie linal examinations for t lie Seniors
are now on .
Misses liotli and Ncomia Collins
work pretty well. Why shouldn't
they when thev are exporting a decree
next, year?
Miss Sloan is an excellent scholar, ;
especially just before a recital when
she is expect,ino her "cousin."
It seems all the C C jjirls have
cousins when they want to sec
some one or on tip town without a
chaperone.
Miss Kiln a Spivey never fails to
make a star in stenography and her
roommate often remarks that she
would eet, a double star were she >
traded on the pranks she plays.
We were ylad to see the S O 1111 i - ]
ilinu y i e | mtm'ih n i ill I lie paper this
week, and think I lorry should he
proud of luo* l)ovs, especially the
lawyers. I5ut. wo don't thiuK Law
vor Singleton o-(?ts more invitations
to t ho reei t aIs a I the Columbia Col
1 than ho (ran acknowledge.
Everyone is looking forward to Iho
(lt.ii of .luuo when wo will loavo old
C C for a season. (iroy Eyes.
Kiuls from Hickory (ii-ovc.
Editor ilorald Will you please
allow me space in your valuable
papor for a low linos from this place.
I loalth Generally ?*oodKarmers
arc about through planti
i i?_r.
licv (loo liana Lou tilled his regular
appointment on Saturday nipdit
and Sunday.
We arc having a I lour', shin if Sunday
school. Wo are al-o in hope the
now church at this place will be
completed in the near future.
Many people of this section attended
the anniversary at llelhlehem
on the 11 th.
The 1 lev Day's tilled his regular
appointment at Duranl in the afternoon
on Sunday.
Kcyowl.
Wonder lul ICcxcma One.
"Our little oov hudcczomn lor live]
years," writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta,
Pa. 'Two of our home dortors
said the ease was hopoiess, his i
1 unjjfs hemj? alTected. * \\ *; then employed
other doctors, hut no benefit
resulted. Hy chance we read about
Klectric Hit tcrs; bouyht a bottle and
soon noticed improvement W e continued
this medicine unt.il several
bottles wore used, when our boy was
completely cured." Host of all
blood medicines and bodv huildino
health .tonics. Guaranteed at Norton
Duitf Co. 50c.
INixoii villv.
Rev C. 1*. Uuliock filled his re^u
lar appointment at Tilly Swamp
last Sunday. The usual lar^e crowd
attended.
Miss Lucy Vereen, of Murrells
Inlet, after several days visit in t.he
neighborhood, the <piest. of Miss
Blanche Vauj^ht. returned home
Monday accompanied hyhes brother.
Mr and Mrs W. P. Viok, of Conway,
attended services here Sun
day
Miss Dora Thomas of Calabash. N
C., is visitino rel.itives in the com
m unity.
Quite a crowd of young people
were delight fully entertained at the
home of Mr. T .1. Vaught Friday
evening. A ''Measuring part y"' was
given for the purpose of securing
money to purchase an organ for the
church at Tilly Swamp. The occasion
was a success financially as
well as socially. The amount real
i/.ed was about $21 on. The Misses
Vaught and Yemen are to be
congratulated on getting up sueh an
entertainment Z
llox Party.
There will be a box party at Tilly
Swamp school house 'J'hurst l ay I
night, May IKM.li, 'he object being to
secure more funds towards buying
an organ for the church. This being
a worthy object, it is Imped
that the public will take advantage
of the opportunity to help a good (
cause. The ladies are each expected ,
to attend with a box.
ople of our town and county
he patronage shown us since
line of Furniture in Con- ]
We have tried, and will I >
treatment and good val- |
I k
I ^ URNI
Samuel Smart, of Doneolu was in town
on business 1 ist Saturday.
K 1? McDowell who lived formerly
near Hammond went to Florida
where some time aj/o lie was hilled j
by railroad train. His father Mr \Y
T McDowell, has been advised by an
attorney in that State that ho can
brine suit under the laws of Florida
and make the railroad company pay 1
him damage for the death of his son.
Tiw? r..? i > i- < -
?v.i> IIITI5 I US I DiVMll'tiay
and be</an proceedings in the probata
< uirt In be appointed administrator ,
of his son's estate, and as soon as
these proceedings arc perfected, the
lawyer in Klorida will brinjr suit 1
against the railroad company.
AIKJO ARGO A li(iO A IKK)
A IKK > A I KK ) A IKK) A IKK) A IKK)
AIUJO.
There was some warm weather '
the latter part of last week accompanied
by some rain.
Notice
The firm of I lucks & Smith,
composed of S 11 1 lucks and ,1 A
Smith has been disolved, and the
business heretofore con looted by the
lirir. will be continued on the sole
responsibility of Mr .1 A Smith. All
creditors and others are herein
' j/i von no t ice.
Jit S 11 Mucks.
RICK! RICK! ltlCIK
18400 Pounds Rice 3c lb
7100 44 44 3 1- !c 44
0800 44 44 3 1 -2c 44
2000 44 44 3 3- 1 c 44
0400 44 44 4c
1800 44 44 4 l -4c 44
2700 44 44 4 l-2c 44
3000 44 44 4 3-4c 44
8100 44 44 5c
1700 44 44 5 1 -4c 44
1031 44 44 5 l-2c 44
2010 44 44 5 3-4c 441
i ^A/V ' ' ?
; i?>uo ** 44 <>c 44
I All in 100 pound bags, Fresh
| Stock.
|W. B. COOPER,
I CODNK1* OlMCt- AND NUTT STUIiKTStf
WILMINQTON. N. C.
Notice of Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby pvon t hat, the
| undersigned as executrix of the last,
will and testament of Nancy .1.
Cooper, Into of Horry County, deceased,
will apply to the ,lud?je of
Probate in and for ilorry County, at.
II o'clock a in on the UOt.h day of
.1 one, P.MI7, for a final discharge as
such executrix.
Lucy M Coopci',
Executrix Nancy J Cooper Oec'd
1 w 1 o.
Notice.
State of South (Carolina / Court. of ComCounty
of Horry, > mon Plena.
SUIT POP FOUCLOSURE,
I). Allen Spiveyj IMaintiiT
against
Freddie Vereen, (}<*rty Vereen, Clarence
Vereen, and Lou Vereen, Defendants.
( >ii hearing tho pleudings herein and
the foregoing uMldavit. on motion of II.
II. Woodwaid. IMaintiira Attorney, ordered
that.I. M. Jenrette, bp, and in hereby
appointed Guardian ad litem for Freddie
Vereen. < lerty Veroen, Clarence Vereen,
and Lou Vereen infant defendants, and
authorized and directed to appear and defend
said action in t heir behalf, unless said
infants of some one in their behalf, shall
procure such guardian to be appointed.,
within twenty days after service of this
order upon said infants, and such service
upon them shall be made by publication
ol a copy of this order for six successive
weeks in the Horry Herald, a newspaper
published at Conway, S CtJ and said service
shall be complete upon the expire
tion of l'O days after the last publication
thereof.
Dated May Oth, 1007.
YV. L. Mishoe,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
for Horry County.
NOTICE. ~
Notice Is hereby given that the Summer
term of the court of General Sessions ^
will convene at Conway on the 27th day
of May, next, and the court of Common
iMphs on the Wednesday following.
All witnesses, jurors and others will take (
notice accordingly. All magistrates of
the county are hereby notified to send in 4
all papers in cases bound over to the *
court of general sessions to the undersigned
at least ten days before May v7th.
W L Mishoe, C. 0. C. P. & G. S.
ALL KINDS Ol
Baby Carriages, Go Carts, i
in a furniture store for cash
Pianos and Organs for cash
See our Parlor Organs just i
?ood instrument.
I'lIK STATIC OL SO. Til OAROLINA
C'oi:nty of iiouuy.
Court of Common 1'leaa.
\nna .1< rnitran, M intlui Caitms, .L>hn
//. II nous and Mimum lllantou, l'laint
i lis,
against
Dliver lilsntoti, Alice I> 1 a11to11, Lou May
lllan'.on, I 'ronton Itlanton, Dew y Ulan
ton Lou Strickland aud'd. David Anderson,
I Jefendunts.
Copy Summons for Relief Complaint
Not Served,
To Ihe Defendants: Oliver Dlanton.i
Ancc lilanton, Lou May Wanton, I
ton Itli.r.ton, I >??\vy Hhintnn, holt Strickland
and .1. David Anderson
V(?u arc* hereby summoned and required
[o answer the coin plaint in tl.ds action
which has been filed in the ollice of tin*
Clem of Colli t of ('ointnnn IMesirt for the
mid County, anil to serve a copy of jour
an/wer to tin* said complaint on the subscriber
tit his ollice in (Jmnvay, S.
within twenty days alter the service here
of e\( Insive i I the ^lay ol sta ll service
and it y< n fail to answer the complaint
within tin* time aforesaid, the PlaintiiTs
in this action w ill app.y to the Court for
the relief demanded in the mmplnlnt.
February 27th. 11)07.
II. II. WOODWAIM)
IMaintilVs' Attorney.
I o I,mi Strickland. absent defendant In
Take notice that the complaint in this
action, and the. sMtnmons of which the
foregoing is a copy, were Died in the
ollice of the Clerk ol the Court Common'
Fleas, in and for llorry Co inly, on the
VMth day of February A l> 11107.
II. II. WOODWAIM),
IMainlill\s Attorney.
W. L. M I SI I OF. | ska i.. |
Clerk of the Conn of Common Pleas,
DwS. i
For Sale,
I will soli on easy terms, that certain
tract of land containing 71)
acres, near Leon, S. (' , bounded l>y
lands of John K Uieltardsou, Isaac C
Harden, A V l\icliard>on, Dunn I L
llohnos, and land now or formerly
of J 11 Stanley. litis no itnproveti.cuts
but a good place to truiko a
farm.
II II Woodward,
A I t'y at I raw
Art ists have no'trouble i n scour-1
ino nlodnls. The famous beauties
have discarded corsets stud become
models iu face and form since taking
llollistor's Hoekv Mountain '1 fa.
!?.r> cents Tea or Tablets.
~~ TO 1
TOB/
GROW
I have sold my int
Warehouse to (ior
will conduct same
Just here I wish to
to Gorrell Brothe
associated with tl
the Tobacco War
and there are no 1
business.
I have bought Far
on Main street, Mi
1 will do business i
promise to do for n
future as I have in
ing to serve you at
Farmers Warehom
*! S? 1
MULLIIS
Conway Pari
I have bought out the Conway Parlo
he people of Con way part of their fro
1 will also buy what' the country pot
/hicWcns, Ktfirs A:e, . and pay highest in
^ALL AND SEE IV
,7.W. I
m
mm
* furniture,"
md (Jeneral Novelties found
or on easy instalments,
or on the instalment plan. I
in. Price low for such a
OMPANY'
Win!lirop CollvfTC
Scltoluratilp and Entrance
Examination.
Tlic examination for tho award of
vacant Scholarships in Winthrop
College and for tin'admission of new
students will beheld at the County
( 'lilll't llnnun <vi. 1/ I
v i t U nun.li; * mi I' li I DA 1 Jlil.Y ), k 1 |
!l A. M. A pplieants must he not loss
than fifteen yours of a#o. When
Scholarships are vacated after July
5, 1,11ov will be awarded to those
ni akin is the hifshtest. average at this
examination, provided they meet the
conditions jsoverninjs the award.
Applicants for Scholarships should
write to President Johnson before
the examination lor Scholarship exami
nation blanUs.
Scholarships are. worth $100 an I
free tuition. Tin* next session will
open September IK, 1007. Kor fur |
thcr information and catalogue, address
I'uks D II Johnson, Rock Mill,
S. C. my !l Kit
/d lighter' rc* ^YontS
SPiospectsI
> F |i |
/ Wo liavo 13 nmny actual ^
I photographs of cotton 1
I holds on wlitoh no fertilizers woro C
\ used and pictures of Holds ou which I
J "other inukcs" of fertilizers were N
f used. Kesults of tlu'so crops woro t
I disiiiid failures. Thero uro much /
m "lirlKhter prospects" ahoud for tho V
/ progressive furmors of the South, j
1 Two and threo baloa to tho aoro aro i
L only ordinury yiolds whoro /
/ Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers J
I nro used with proper cultivation, f
\ Make your cotton mature curly, nml I
3 thus oscupo tho boll wcovilsund other ^
J IIUIIIUK 1IIK IIIHI UIH. 1 UII can UllKliy <1(> I
I this, as well as increase the number I
of bollstnnd thcirsi/o)on your plants I
i by plentifully usinc Virginiu-Caro- /
V linn Kurtllizera. This method will V
9 tremendously "inereaso your yiohla 1
| nor aero." I)on't bo fooled into buy- M
I iuK a subst.it iite. f
J Virginia-Carolina Chemical C*. \
Richmond, Vu, i
Charleston, 8.0. 1\
u Haiti more. Md. II
ft Atlanta. On. U
HL Savannah, Ga. - m
it Montgomery, Ala. ' ,Bi
Itt Mompliis, Tonu. XV
OTk Phrevoport. La.
\ooo
i/ERS I
erest in Central
rell Brothers who
in the future.
show my courtesy
rs. I have been
tiem 14 years in
chouse Business,
better men in the
l21Pl*fi Wiirolioiion
- w i * ??? vilWUnV
iillins, S C where
n the future. 1
ny patrons in the
i the past. IJopmy
new stand,
se. Your friend,
a w
1C/AL
IS, S- c.
lor Market.
r Market and would behind to sell
sh meats, lee Ac.
3j)le have to sell such as Heel, Pork,
{
hi ket pMIce for same.
IE.
)AW8EY
APPBECHTH)
We also have a full line of
Coffins, Caskets, Burial Robes,
Coffin Hardware. We can (ill your order promptly for
any of this class of goods.
W. T. GOLDFINCH
MANAGER
^? i
1 &iy Guarantee. 1
What is one of the most important consid- ?^
fy- r
S^". erations in your life? ^2
Why the Things You Hat. ?55
^ WIh'ii you buy Croeerios you want to know that sou are
g'tting absolutely fresh and pure goods, that are fully up ^
?v/ to what. they pretend to be. When you trade with me
- - you my positive guarantee that it is the best and purest
CSfcr- you can buy.
Qtk/ - Everything
I sell promptly delivered at
Your Home. ?^2
Call and give me a trial order.
IStCC W <&*>> tw varna irw?m
^ QJ?Q> UP. WM V ^5
r*ffl^3gBra:3Bra^^;3uff;fiC<5CriB^ K&k'S
I YOU MAY BE j
] HiOBBEED (>
I OK M)TS OK IMilCASl UK 'III IS M'M M KU IK YOU j|
I LOOK OUT I
& ! <>>{ YHI'i: VYST1M in TIIK SI'ltlNd. now is tiik jw
'IIMK Y<?r Miori.l) IlKTAKINO A TCNIO. IT 1)<?K N't
1 MATT Kit \Y IIK'I'lIKi: YolT AICK SICI. (lit NOT. |J
1 Norton's
I BEEF", IRON AND-WINE, i
is the thing von need. It strengthens :iik1 invigorates tin* mental gj
organs, purities the Mood aids digestion and builds up tin* en- I
fire system. Try a Unfile and do away with that.tired feeling. K
poll SALK liV H
NORTON DRUG CO I
I Price 50 Cents. |
Give us your grocery business. It will mean the save
ing of Dollars for yo?.
WE OFFER:
355 Barrels Good Flour.
275 Bags Nice Rice.
One Car Load Clean Sugar.
Smoked and White Bacon.
Let us serve you,
PALMETTO GROCERY CO
WHOLESALE GROCERS I
MULLINS, S. C
John P. Cooper, Sec. & Treas.
WE ARE IN THE MARKET
FOR BUSINESS!
And horn you will liiul everything in Fancy 0roceries, Dry Good and
Not ions.
New Goods at the Lowest Prices.
Herald reader will be given special prices on all purchases made at my
store. Come see my stock and learn my prices.
George L. Moore.
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