The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 21, 1909, Image 8
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| Horry. |
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There were only two settlements
in the county of any commercial
importance,?Con way borough and
Buckaville?neither of which was
incorporated and neither could properly
be designated as a village and
scarcely a hamlet. In education,
refinement and culture Hneksvi 1 le
was perhaps considerable in advance
of ' The Boro/' as \v 11 as in the
number of inhabitants. Tbis was
the borne of the Bucks and Bcatys
?dwo faini-ies which illumined the j
pages of Horry history with their I
ll aol.i n>rr iiitrw oiwl 11 n I . I'n i c li _ !
x. ....... f, J ...... j
cd patriotism m times of war |
and in their private life in times of
peace by the faithful and conscientious
performance of every duty enciunktnt
upon the citizen and Ihe
philanthrophist. Ihrewas located
the large saw mill of W 1< Buck *!t
Co. I believe that Henry mick, an!
erstwhile State Senator from this
county, was the founder of this
business. If my recollection is not
at fault this plant was larger than
the present pant of the Conway
Lumber Co., now at this place. This
plant, with the exception of that of
Burroughs t\ Collins, located at Conway,
near the bend of Kingston
1 il... f.-wr-a .a ii.ii M
IMIM C? t i iiU i UU V UL " II U W I 1 1 i J ^
whi h was id-out the size of the
present plant <>f the Conway Iron
Works, was the only saw mill plant
and one Known pis mirk's Lower
Mill ov.ned l>y C:?pt Henry L nuck,
that amounted to much in thecouniv.
At the time ?f which I
write v\ L nuck was dead and the
business was under the management
of Loui m aty. rChe output of this
null was almost entirely cut to bill
and very little of it was sold on the
the local market. Two and three
mast schooner came up the Waccamaw
as high as nuckevillc and* it,
was a common occurruuce to find two!
or three vessels loadit gor waiting to !
he loaded at the wharves in that]
place.
There was only one store that of
euck & ueaty, Fred nuck and J
Ned neaty being the solo owners.
The business of, this store
was mostly confined to the mill em
plovers hut a considerable trade
was done wit h the people of tlie surrounding
country who made this
place their trading point. A masonic
lodge was the only fraternal or der
there or .jiywhere else in the
county. The Methodist was the
strongest religious denomination in
point of numbel.3 and inline: ce. I
have been informed that since those
days the mill has shut down, the
employees have gone to greener
fields to find work and those who
exerted such a wholesome influence
over place ami people have gone
BuiiiL- to ituvive mcir rownru una tne
others t "> locations elsewhere, The
pi see which once resounded to the
hum of industry and the treud of
commerce is now silent and desolation
and dilapidation are the only
remnants <>f the departed beauty
and glory of the past Bucksville
it. per bap:?, i lie only place in the
county that lias received no benefit
from the building of ihe railroad
to Conway and strange to say that
it is the only one that has retrograded
from a busy little mart to a
''Goldsmith's Deserted Village."
Not eo, however, with the surrounding
country wliich is today settled
with an industrious, prosperous and
thrifty pe? pie whose comfortable
homes, intelligent cultivated, and
fertile and productive farms which
will compare favorably with those
in any otlnr county in the State.
?
NOTICE:? I have now ready for
immediate delivery, some very fine
mamoulh black bigs, "Ileal Beautics
" Price $5.00 if taken at once
Satisfaction guaranteed.
A T) Jackson,
Nichols, 8. C , RE D No 2
October 15th, 1000.?3 w 30.
liff for the North S'oic.
I) n McNei'il sa>s lie is determined
to find out for himself it" there is
re dly such a thing as the North
Pole, and if so, to eolvc the problem
for time and eternity, world without
end who is entitled to the honor
of discovering it?Cook or Peary.
Ho. discounts the claim of both, and
is decid* dly of tiie opinion that
neither C >ok or Peary succeeded in
nailing Old Glory to the masthead
of the universe. A wireless from
his hiskimo advisers, with whom he
is in (tu slant communication, informs
him that acme of the claims
of these two men are considered by
the people of the frozen zone as the
hughest joke of the Twentieth Cento
ro So in the interest, of pure
and undclilrd science he is fitting ujj
the. '?TiiU5nn T. " o oin*-./.l? 1>?*1.?
- ? y U r. ItlliV/IJ 111 I'll; HU-*oline
launch, and expects to have
her in readiness to leave the Port
of Conwav for the North Pole on
April 21st, 1910, under the patronungcof
the Conway Geological, Goodie,
Astronomical and Scientific
Soclaty, of vt hich he is a distinguished
Fellow.
High prices paid for seed cotton
lit Kloiiuykc, S C.
HOV
GREAT LON
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Conway, Sa
The show this year is Bigger and II
s'tion than over before to maintain
j and to Amaze and Delight Their T
i Many Entirely New x
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feui^ai
A FEW OF THE MANY
Marion Sheridan and her
PROF. BUCKLEY'S HERD I
Including DUCHESS, tho 1
Rosedale, the Beautiful
JAKE, Largest Gorilla
lie is Five Feet Ten Inches in
has Tremendous Strength
Powerful Arms ai
A Truly Wonderful Disp
, 400 people. 250 hoi
! Prof. Wheeler's
The Flower and Pick of Feature
gram Extant, starling struggles
spectators by storm and wildly apy
ImiNd TII10 on
LITTLE ONES |K g 1
TO SEE '
An Endless Program
See the Free Spec!
Starting from the S
2-PlilUFOKM A
Afternoon at 2 o'clock
THE MARKETS
WILMINGTON
SPIRITS TURPENTINE ? Marl
steady MM cents.
ROSIN?Market $2 60 per barrel of 21
pounds,
TAR?Market firm, $1 70.
CRUDE TURPENTINE ? Mark
firm, $1.75 per barrel for hard, $28
for dip. and $3.50 for virgin.
COTTON MARKET
Market?Steady 13 1 4cents for mil
dling,
CONWAY
COTTON?firm middling 13 ets
TU R PE N TIN Er?Market Dip $2.
Virgin $2.80.
PRODUCE MARKET
EGOS 20 to
CHICKENS 25 to
Notice!
Headquarters
HORRY FARMERS' UNION
Ofiice of the Secretary.
Notice is hereby given that pu
suant to instructions from our Coui
ty Executive Committee, a counl
convention of the Horry Farmer
Uuion will bo held in the new cou
lirtncn r? . P.rtn nm v r>n TTnirlotr
h\/mov uv \yv/ij ?? uj uu x i aiutcl
ber 19th. at 11 a. m. Each local
expected to elect at least two deb
gates to attend the county conve
tioDi A county organizer will \
elected and other business of ir
portanee will be transacted.
A. M. Dusenbury,
Co. Soc'y-Treasure
Citation Notice.
State of South Carolina,
County of Horry.
WHEREAS, John Holt, Judge
Probate in and for Horry count
clMms an interest as heir at law i
Jane Holt, late of Horry county ar
therefore, has no jurisdiction to a(
minister the said estate or to grai
letters of administration thereon;
And, whereas, W F Holt ma<
suit tome to grant him letters
administration of the ostate of ar
effects of the said Jane Holt;
These are, therefore, to cite ar
admonish all and singular the ki
dred and creditors of the said Jai
Holt, deceased, that they be and a
pear before me in the Court of Pr
' bate, to be held at Conway, S C,,(
| the 28th day of October, A D 190
next, after publication hereof, at
' o'clock in the forenoon, to she
cause, if any they have, why tl
said administration should not 1
[ granted.
Given under my hand this 15
day of October, A D 1909.
P B HAMER, [L S.J
Probate Judge, Marion Count v.
Published on the 21st and 28
days of October. 1909. in the Hon
Herald*
( , A-i _ . .^.1
A/E'S j
DON SHOWS i
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t, Oct 23ril. J
tettor and in a More Commanding po- 9
their unrivaled standing and rank, a
housends of Patrons. 3
and Exclusive Features|g
FEATURES YOU WILL SEE
Troupe of Performing Lions |
OF PERFORMING ELEPHANTS. 1
Largest Elephant in the World.
$i0,000 Kentucky Horse,
ever Exhibited in America 2'
fcle'ght and Weighs 150 Pounds, ^
i, Marvolous Ability, and his "
*e a winder to behold. ?
lay of TRAIN E L) ANIMALS ?
rses. 20 funny clowns. |
; Military Band. 1
Performers from all nation, in a pro-t 0
and ludicrous revelries, carrying the 2
>laudod bv all. ~
B8BK$X % M KLKPHAN lei ?
i * * CAMELS 6
V Y i'ions 5
m IBV I HDNKHVS 2
of Star I ing Events. 3
acular Street Parade fl
how Grounds at, 10 a 111.
ZlNOKfcs IJ^VI.XjY-2 "
Night at 8 o'clock,
i ??itnia wuniiinwn
ORGANS. I M
We have a few slightly used 0
ce $00 organs, will close out at a B (j,
big reduction. If you are want- fj Ci
30 ing an organ now is the time B M
to buy one of the best organs lg d<
made at agreat bargain. Write h S<
at once if you wish to securo E
one of these organs, for such H i
bargains don't last long. 4 (tl'
I Write for illustrations of I a,
H these organs and for terms I u<
| MALONES MUSIC HOUSE ! n(
S COLUMIil A, S. C. |
gQ I Call on us during the fair. | j*
25 ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In
In re Rhodes Bros., assigned y
estate. la
Notice is hereby given that by M
deed dated the 18th day of October, hi
1909, Rhodes Bros., a corporation,
made an assignment to the under- n<
signed, as assignee, for the benefit
of all of its creditors, who shall 1 1
a~ within sixty days after the date of fn
. " said deed, file with the undersigned, (j]
statements of the amounts due
rt them with their acceptance of the
n assignment and a letter or other
j~ statement agreeing to release their
^ claims; and all creditors of the said
Rhodes Bros., are hereby notified
^ and called to meet together at the of
office of W J. Hughes, at Loris to
Drug Co., I.oris, S. C , at 11 o'clock al
a. ri,, on Saturday, the 80th day of
; October, 1909, for the purpose of
appointing an agent to represent
their interests with the said as- "J
signee in the administration of the ||
assign', d estate. ^
W. J. Hughes, Assigneo. fjj
Loris, S. C , Oct. 18, 1909. |
of Rex. 9
y, Editor Herald: Please allow me ES
r\ f ctMt/m f/vw r\ (aw ^ -1 ^
ui i Ml u ic ?Y 1 tCllJA) CAM 1 HtHUUUl
id seo anything from thi9 far off sec- '9
3- lion.
tit Health is generally good. i
Cotton picking is the order of the
ii day.
of Miss Zilpha Stroud i9 teaching
id the New Home school with an on- ?
rollmentof forty-four pupils a
ic Mrs Macy Crabtree, of Atlanta, I
n J a., is visiting her sister, Mrs N. I
ti< Li Lee. ! 9
p- Mr and Mrs L. D. Todd and chil-1 9
o- Iren visited relatives and friends H
ir in this section recently. ^
?9 A party of young folks went to W
11 the beach this week and report hav- [y
mg an all round pleasant trip hf
vVe like to hear from the boys in
be Georgia and Florida.
Best wishes to the Herald and its
th many readers. V. W. S.
Mr C F Kamrow, the well known g
butcher, is visiting Conway. His w
th many friends here are urging him to Jjj
ry return and make tt s bis home. He g
has the matter under advisement.
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Ladies' Tailor
MADE SUITS
eui ly ar,d y^ur ci
( V?>] for THE AMERICAN L
L*__0 lect any kind and any pria
fail to (it you to your entire satisfac
We are showing our Pall Line of Li
always the lowest, Prices range fi
scarfs and sweaters. Dress goods <
goods. They ah) the best and the <
International Tailori
ai
of New
and have a full line of samples from
and you know how they tit and loo
salary when you put it on. We als
ing and we are IT when it comes t
price if he can. Batjble Axe Shoes,
got them. Every pair guaranteed.
Drop in and see Lho largest stoi
seats that you can sit down and rc
see the largest store and the largest
The Bi*
BnRBB9HBRKHaSB2ZinSE^DSnGlSBSn
NOTICE. |
TO THE TOBACCO |i
GROWERS |
Wo wish to announce that bthe
MlfLLINS TOBACCO ?
MARKET will close on FRI- L
DAY the 29th Day of OCTO- |i
BER 1909. [j
9 i
Central Warehouse, ^ .
Planters Warehouse, j!
Star Warehouse, jj
Farmers Warehouse, \
Brick Warehouse. j I
Sale for Partition,
Under and by virtue of a decree of sale !
ade by His Hr nor it C Watts in the case
' Mary E Rootles, Cieecy L Rhode.-',
olcy Hardee, Charlotte McQueen, Ilel
i llewett and W M Rhodes, as Admin
trator of the personal estate of John
nusee, deceased, plaintiffs vs J Frank
nusee, G A Causee, Emma Causee, Ella
arti 11, Anetta Causee and Sarah Causee,
Pendants, and dated the 80th day Of
ptember, A D 1U09, notice fs hereby
veil that 1, VV L Bryan, Clerk of the
uurt of Common Pleas in and for Ilorry 1
unty, will sell before the court house <
Dor at Conway, in the County of Ilorry,
id State of South Carolina, during legal
ours of sale on salesday in November
ext, it being the 1st day of said month,
1 and singular the following described '
nds and premises to wit:
All and singular that certain tract, or '
trcel ot land, containing fourteen (14)
ore or less, in Simpson Creek township, '
i the county and State aforesaid, 1> ing in
lichael Swamp, bounded on tlie west by
iittl of M M Prince south by land of S 5
[ Causee east by land ol S M Cansce
td on the north by land of E G Gilmore J
ia others ami being tho identical tract '
lapd conveyed to the said John Oausee
f one AC Causee by Iter deed of date ,
e 10th day of January A I) 1903, j
Terras of tale cash. Purchaser to pay
papers. W. L. Bit VAN
erk of the Court of Common Pleas. .
October 7th, 1909.
II H Woodward Plaintiff's Attorney, (
NOTICE. J
My son Jesse left home on the 17th j
last August. Anyone informing <
e of his whereabouts will be suit- dy
rewarded either through the ?
Junius of the Herald or by letter. '
C. Grainger,
Dillon, S. C. ]
We Ask You |
to take Cardul, (or your female B. 1
troubles, because we are sure it BI
wlH help you. Remember that B 1
this great female remedy? B 1
"CARDUl
I has brought reVef to thousands of B
other sick women, so why not to |
I you > For headache, backache, fl!
periodical pains, female weak- I
ness, many have said It Is "the u ,
best medicine to take." Try it 1 H
Sold in This City ps R
_a???i mil'
HOLLISTEFl'S
Cocky Mountain Tea Nuggets 1
A Busy Modioiae for Btwy People.
Brings Qolden Health and Kotowed Vigor;
A sneclflo for Constipation, Indigestion, Lire
ul Kidney Troubles, Pimples, Eczema, Impure ?
loori, Bad Breath, Sluggish Bowels, Headache
id Bnckecho. It's Rooky Mountain Tea In tab- i
>t form, 8ft oeota a box. Oenuine mr.de by
ocLtsTKR Dfteo Company, Madison, Wis. 1
OLDEN Nl'GGET* FOR SALLOW PEOPL0 <
- " - tAA^jSaiim
We have just Received a Big Line of
Ladies Tailor Made Suits
From
$3 to $25 a Suit
<
loice?they are beautiful and are sc
.ADIES TAILORING COMPANY
ft suit you want. We guarantee to j
jtion, you are under no obligations t<
adios Hats, Cloaks and Rain-Coats. '
*oui $1.00 to $15.00 each. A beautifu
3f all the latest things in creation?1
cheapest. Mail orders (Hied promptl
Agents for the
ing Company, United States'
id Crown Tailoring Compan
York, Chicago and Philadel
i each house. 1000 beautiful to sell
k. Call early and let us make you
;o have on hand the largest stock of
o price, as we always make the price
the best in the world and our store i
we carry everything,
re in Horry county and if you got til
>st and then cotrplete the journey,
i stock of goods in Horry county.
I Store that Surrounds the (
WSM Kgn
To The Peo|
| I am just from New Y<
best line of jewelry that ev
%
kinds of rings, stick-pins, 1
lockets, bracelets, and mos
(line?goods that I guarantc
I am also able to give
repairing line as I have ti
watch work, engraving am
NEXT TO THE Bj
I Conwaj
Foreclosure Sale.
Under and by virtue of a Judgment or
Jecree for Foreclosure nnrl ??. .u.
^ IlKtVIC
t>y his Honor 14. C Watts, Presiding
Judge, in the case of H. II, Woodward,
Plaintiff vs Charlotte McQueen, Albertie
McQueen, Esther 8. McQueen, Pennies
Margaret Ann McQueen, Maggie Lee i
McQueen, H. W. Smith nud W J. Ses |
dons Defendants dated the 30th day of:
September A. I). 1000; notice is hereby i
i^lven that I B J, Sessions Sheriff of
Horry County will sell at public auction I
jr vendue before the court house door j
?t Conway in the County of Horry and
State of South Carolina during legal!
liours of sale on salesday In November)
aext it being the tlrsl day of said month
ill and singular the following described
lands and premises to wit:
All and singular that certain parcel or
;ract of land situate In Gallvants Ferry
l'own&hip County and State aforesaid
containing fifty acres inoro or less a id '
sounded north by a parcel of land cut off
for William Y. McQueen on the east by
ither lands formerly belonging to W. P.
McQueen on the west by run of Joiner
Swamp and south by run of Polly Branch
[>clug the portion of up land of the estate
[J McQueen set apart to W P McQ teen
in the division of the estate of said C Mc-)
(/UCCUl
Also one third part in quantity of the
swamp land of said estate of C McQueen
to be ascertained and set off to W P McQueen
alter final adjustment of all incumbrances
and disputes about the location
this portion however to be located between
the portions of W Y und K P McQueen.
Also all and singul try right title int"rest
and claim in to and out of all and i
singular the estate lands of C McQueen
deceased wheresoever situate and being.
Terms of sale cash purchaser to pay for
papers. B. J Sessions
Oct 7 19G9 Sheriff Horry County
H H Woodward \
Plaintiff's Attorney
(Notice of Election.
By virtue of authority vested in
us by the County Board of Educa-j
lion the undersigned will hold an I
election at Howell, S. C., on October |
20th, 1909., to vote a special levy of !
four (4) mills on the taxable prop- [
erty of Watts School District %No 85
to supplement the school funds of
said district. Polls open at 7 a m
ulose 4 p m.
S S Anderson,
H B Watts,
H L Hamilton.
SuB
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Ladies' Tailor 1
MADE SUITS I
lling. fast. We are also agents H
f_ of Chicago, III. You can se- R
^iyo you a perfect fit, and if we I,
o take the suit after it is made, g
They are swell and the price is I
il line of knit shawls, fasinators, H
McCull patterns to make up the R
Tailoring Company
y I
phia I
?ct from. We make to measure |
a suit, that will get you a better *
Mnn V ? . . . 1 > 1 T"? ?_ .1.1 T
f, lUUlU!) UUU Li'iy 8 C101Dand
the other fellow meets our
s the only place in town you can
red of walking through wo have
We invite you, one and all, to |
Now goods arriving every day. *
v
Corner |
V
>rk where I purchased the I
r?
er came to Conway. All }
broaches, chains, charms, \
t anything in the jewelry I
?e. '
you better service in the |
iken a special course in a
1 optics. Call and see me. I
awsey
4NK OF HORRY
% S. C.
Citation Notice.
Stntp of South Carolina,
County of Horry
Rv .Inhn IT^l* V ?? -
?j i ror.aie judge.
Whereas, 1). A. 8pivey, made suit
to mo, to grant him Letters of Administration
of the Estate of and effects of
Mrs Roberta Landy, Deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the saia Roberta Lundy, deceased,
that they be and appear, before rae, in
tire Court of Probate, to be held at Conway,
8. C., on Oct. 30th, next, after pub*
licatlon hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, If any they have,
why the said Admluis'ration should not
be granted.
Given under my Hand, this 12th day of
October Anno Domini 11)09.
John Holt, fL. 8.1
Probftte J ildge H. C.
Published on the 14t.h and 2lstdayof
October 11)09 in the Horry Herald.
Sale Under Execution.
Under and by virtue of an execution
tested the Of h d iy of October A 1) lf)u9
and to me directed in the case of J T
Thompkins plaintiff against (Jh trlie Ilryantdefendant
I have levied upon and
will sell before the court house door
at Conway in the County of Horry and
State of South Carolina, during Ugal
hours of sale on salesday in November,
nest, it being the first day of said month,
all and singular the followiug described
lands and premises, to wit:
All and singular that certain tract or
parcel of land, containing fitfiy acres,
(50) more or le*8. sltuute in Conway
Crrek township, in the county and State
aforesaid, and bounded on the north by
land of T A Anderson, east by land of
Harry Picket, south by land of G A
Powell and west by land of E I) Smith
and known as the r*'nn?au -??
,?,'vivj wi v/imnio
Bryant.
Terms of 9ale cash, purch\*?r to pay
for papers. B J besrions,
Sheriff ilorry County.
Oct 7th 19oO
11, H. Woodward,
Plaintiffs' Attorney.
D. A. Spivey & Company
FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.
Represent the Strongest Companies.
Policies written on the most liberal
terms.
Place your insurance with us.
Prompt Settlement of Claims.
OeWltt's ID Sal*?
rer Wlee, Boms, ?eroe.
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