The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 04, 1909, Image 8
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Horry. j
WOU^MO^M* MUM^WMM^W
There was only one drug store, that
of )r K Norton, located or. the site
where the Conway J M ug Company
w?8 rec ntly located. Nearly nil
the stoie however, carried a lit iteel
line of patent medicines. The
me< icines having by far the grc ?test
&!ll? WOl'O oaanliiin I\F rrl ,??.??
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am1 pain killer. These Ivere sold
in (normoiis quantities and d'unkas
as subsitute lor whiskey. Nearly
eve y body in those days made iheir
ow. wir.e and cider, or they were
in isy reach of those wanting them,
11 nl 1 the year of the earthquake
ivh n many became so frightened
at hat thev consider d a terrible
vis ation of an angry (lei on uccrt
i of the sins of the people and
res I\ d to turn from the error of
thi .* way and allowed their vines
to ; id down and forssok their cider
pre ses. Tlnse liquids were scarce
the year after that event and neither
love nor money could purchase them
except<n rare occasions. There
weie only three graduates of niedidin
practicing their profession in
all the county. l>r Ourdo blom,
wh se home was a Little River, had
for his territory from Whiteville to
the Aik; I>r E Norton, the central
anc "old doctor" Jim Grant the
low tr portion of the county. Among
tho. c who practiced but hud no diploma,
1 pleasantly recall l)r A II
.J Galbraitln lately de'eased. If
tliefe is any virtue in the promise
tha? a person is to be judge accor !jug
to his deeds, then great must be
tlm reward of these men in the life
t'Mouie. In the discharge of their
dutv they allowed nothing to come
between tin in and it. Neither sunshine
nor rain, nor llood or storm,
nor yet money or no money detenu!
tin m from promptly responding
to the call of duty. Wherever
the-e was suffering and sicknesj and
death wluther in poverty's hut or
the home where affluence dwelt
found tin tn thv re doing what t hey
could to stay the hand of death or
rnl ? .en t I n on IT., i inn* n f iii.. ?nt i /ii nil
I Vllv, ) t II L Ql'lLV I ftll^ KJ J. I 1 I U CJ i I li U I V."- M .
Many there be who will rise up in
that day and call them blessed. .
Of the department of law there
were throe resident practitioners, Jo
eeph T \\ alsh, T F Gillespie and 0 1*
Qttattlebaum, of the firm of Johnsons
& Quattlebaum. W I) Johnson
and J Monroe Johnson, being residents
of Marion. Besides these
numerous other members of the
Marion 15. ir who practiced in
llorry'scourts,among whom I recall
the names of vV W SelUirs, Fred 1)
Bryant and w .1 Montgomery. I ater
on came j P McNeill and formed
a partnership with Mr wulsb. Mr
McNeill did not remain long and
located in Florence where he is still
practicing his profession. Mr 11 B
Scarborough succeeded Mr McNeill
I A 1 i t 1 I T *
as t?iuige wuisn s mw partner lie
came here from Little lliver where
lie hud been engaged in teaching
school. He was poor, unknown mid
without influence to help him over
the rough and nigged place in his
long and wearisome "climb up the
hill to position and fame. He was
rather diflilent in disposition but
i 11 his bosom beat a stout heart and
a s'rong determination to surmount
i very ditTieul y and overcome every
obstacle which lay between him and
the fulfillment of his ambition.
How well he succeeded in the accomplishment
of that which he had
undertaken his life's history speaks
foi it and his example is worthy of
inrtation. He never spoke a greatPl*
Tilth 1 hull tf linn i?i
v? Wiiuil 11 IIV M ill i* J 1 V2 I J \ f ? I I u 1
gr itest triumrhun*, wh-'ii flushed
wi ll victory mihI having the confide
iCe of hiii people* he exclaim'd
fn :n a heart overflowing with gratitu
e, "I came to Horry a stranger
an v ye took me in; I came to I lorry
lit igry and ye fed me; I. came to
11 :*ry naked and ye clothed me."
".ere were two blacksmit' and
\\i i 1 v ight shops. One ov r the
(I. 1'y of which J 11 Jollie was
1b proprietor, ai d the other located
in h rear of the Horry Tobacco
w oehouse ami was owned by Mr
J Moore. Mr Moore afterward
move 1 his shop to the coriur of
Main-street and Fifth uvenue, the
lot on which the residence of F
A Burroughs is situated.
; . "here were three turpentine stills
( : e at the Gully operated by Burro
tghs & Collin-; the other on the
lake, opposite the residence ^>f t ol
C F Quutllebaum, and owneu by 1
T Lewis; the other a little further
down and owed by E L Lewis, A 11
of them did a rushing business and
worked ful. time.
Mil n T "
l ih'ij as now i>en ij tiouseud was
the faithful, old reliable painter.
CONWAY PARLOR MARKET
W. D. Woodward, Jr., Prop,
llest prices paid for chickens and
eg r? an I country produce.
The ctoicest fresh beef always
d on hand and tho host attention tr
i city or hns <^iwn.
jg Ice ddirered anyw here in the city
I at any hour in the ?uy and on!y till
10 o'clock on Sundays '
ii: Send us you job work.
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Statu o 'Ohio, City of Toi.kdo )
I.l'CAS Cor sty. j * 8
Frank .] Cheney roaicos < a*h thnt ho is
8?nlor p itner of the Orin of F J Chen y
& (3o., doing business In the City of To
ledo, County and State aioreeald, and
th:P 8aid (Inn will pay the sum of ONK
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by tlio us of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FltANK J. CHENKY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
iny presence, this Oth day of Daccnibor,
/V J I ICOO. iV >> v* ,
|Ska1.1 Notary 1 hi bile.
1 lull'f*(J'ltuvrli CureIs totken internally,
and ft-ts uirortly cni the blond and i.micous
surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials
free
F J OIIKNEV & CO ,
Toledo, O.
Sold by all Hrugtfl&ts. 75c.
Take Hall's Family Fills for constipation.
In Reply to ' McD."
Tho Herald:
In last weeks piper "McD" comes
out and makes a critisisin of people
who are ready to help the farmer,
saying that they were trying to ride
into ofiice or such. Of course if I
had not exposed his friend's business
he might have sold a number
of his fraudulent for in mas and reaped
quite a profit from tho p >or
farmers. 1 have read the expose of
this fraud years ago, and therefore
wrote the warning as I did. 4L\1cD'
may believe in keeping quiet under
those cireustanees. but 1 don e.
Now, 44McD" v\ ben you endorse,
or critisise anyone, come out over
your signature so t*o. will know if
you are any account or not You
may go and pass by on the other
side of the street if von want. to.
but I will help a brother farmer if 1
can. Geo. Dickson.
WANTED?To buy Sweet P.Pa
toes, 30a. per bushel delivered to the
steamer at river. Sacks returned.
Cash on receipt of potatoes,
j to Laurel Hill Landing
Hreslaucr, Lacbicotte, &Co.,
Wavcrly Mills, S. C.
Makes blood and muscle faster
than any other remedy. Gives
health, streng'h and vitality, flollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea towers
above all other remedies for making
sick people well, and well peop'e
"weller." Try it tonight. Conway
Drug Co.
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The Banking by Mail System
of the
IGERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
OF CHARLESTON, S. C.
gives their depositors careful
service. Write them.
Resources over $2,900,000.
35 Broad St. P. O. Box 8(>7
Charleston, 5. C.
|? If the principle of the j|
Foo^ '
Law
a were applied to pianos, many I
y of the piat.os on the market M
jj| today would never be hoard of Jg
H agaiu, except in the court B
H rooms. Have you been one of B
? tho ones to buy a piano that. 9
would soon be valuable on ac- B
KJ r? C
m couni ci us rernyr sy
But, apparently, there's no s
gj such relief in si^ht, so it Le |
gj hooves every purchaser to s
? look well to the quality of the D
W instrument he puivhascB b
You make no mhstake when H
j$ you buy a ?
j J ' - ^ ^ ^
i Always has been a good Eg
? piano, and is yet. Can't we B
U show you through our Hue ? rj
M 1 TV.I r* A ^ e c H
g wims n\ mien, ?
'/* Manufacturer of the ^
N Artistic Stuff, Eliaw, and ?}:
gj JStieff Self-player Pianos ;'i
i Baltimore, - Maryland. I
? SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE I
4 T> W TltADK ST g
1 CHARLOTTE. - N C B
g C. H. WILMOTH, g
pi MANAGER. ?
D. A. Spivey & Company
* FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.
Represent the Strongest Oomp inies.
Policies wriiteu on tne most liberal
terms.
Place your insurance with us.
Prompt Settlement of Claims.
Tax Notice.
i
The tax books will be open for J
collection of State, County and ot- j
her taxes for the fiscal year 1!mm> I
from October loth, 11)01) to March
loth, 1010. Taxes are duo without
penalty to Duct mber Mist, with mi
per cent penalty, to January Mist, j
with an additional one percent, or !
two per cent, to February 2Sih, .
and with an uddltional live per ? cut,
or seven per cent, to March loth. '
Rkoulau Tax Lew.
The levy on a'l taxable property
in the county is as follows:
State Tax 5 14 mills.
Ordinary County Tax. ...Ml 2 mills
Road and Urid^e 'J'ax 2 mills '
Special County Tax 1 mill
Constitutional School Tax..M mills
Total I I M-4 mills
Iva11< Koad Bond Tax.
Ait additional levy to pay the
State tSitikiiu* Fund Commission
Loan to retire certain railroad
bonds is made as follows:
Simpson Creek Township..4 mills
Si'iicia14 School District Tax.
An additional levy to pay special
taxes voted for school purposes in
certain school districts is made as
follows:
No 3 Do<j Bluff 3 mi IN
" (5 Athens .... 4 mills
11 7 Green Sea 4 mills
4* 11 Socastee 4 mills
44 14 Centenary 4 mills
44 17 Wunamnkcr 3 mills ;
44 18 Loris 3 mil is
" II) Con a ay r. 3 mills
44 'JO Mt Olive 3 mills
44 20 Cool Spring J mills
4 4 27 Zion 4 mills
44 20 Lowell 1 mills
44 45 Tilly Swamp 3 mills
" 50 Flo yds 4 mills
44 53 Allen 2 mills ;
t < r.i? c?.. ? t i *11
.m? k i.iii M.iru ."? ikh is
44 (il Wampse A mills
14 (>2 S^v.mr.ah 1 >1 nIV A mills
44 i?S Home wood 4 mills <
44 (il) Maple A mills
44 To Poplar A mills
44 74 Pour Mile 4 mills
|44 75 Virgo .2 mills
4 4 7(> iiavpe.r A mills
44 77 Straw Ibid A mills
44 80 Spring Brauoh . . .. 4 mills
4 4 8!I Seven Mile A mills
44 1)1 Pleasant dill 2 mills
Scnooi. HorsK llnxii Tax.
An additional levy on School District
No 10 (Conway) of two mills
is made to pay interest on the
School House Bonds and to create a
sinking fund for their final retirement.
Capitation Tax.
A poll tax of one dollar for school
purposes is levied upon every male
citizen between the ages of 21 and
til) years, able to earn a living, except
Confederate veterans over 50
years of ago.
A capitation tax of one dollar for
school purposes is levied on each
dog in the county,
Com m it at i < in Road Tax.
A. payment of three dollars to the
County Treasurer before February
28ib, 11)10 is accepted in commutation
of road work for the year 1010.
Thf.asuhkh k Itinkuahy.
The Treasurer will attend at the
following places at the day and hour
named fur the put pose of collecting
f n v.*? e
iJ.j \;o .
November 8 Socastee !) -o 1
November 10 Bayboro 0 to 1
November 10 Blanche 3 to 4
November 11 Rehoboth 8 lo 0 I
November 11 .. G'il F? rrv 10 to B
Novembi r 1*3 . . Do;/ BlulT 8 to II
November 12 .. Cool Spring 1 to 8
November 15 . Tuyl >rsvilli 10 to 11
November 15 IJinson & Ward 1 toll
November 11?.. . Wan ?maker 8 to l'?
November 1 (> Stroud's Store I to 2
November 17 Green Sua 1) to 3
November 18 Lor Is 9 to 4
November 11) Daisv 9 to 10
November 19 Sunt' tret 12 to 2
November 22 ..Tilly Swamp 9 to 11
November 22 W no pee 8 to 5
November 28. . Little River It) t<? 1
November 28 Ebenezer 4 to 5
I November 24 i beuezer 8 to 9
i November 21.... Hammond 10 to 12
On all other days, except Sunj
days, the Treasurer's ollieo at Conway
will be open from 9 to 1
J N. Jenietle,
County Treasurer.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden
to trespass on our lands in Galivanls
Ft rry township in any manru r
whatever. The law will bo rigorously
enforced-against all trespassers.
13 F. Johnson,
483 Car mi Johnson.
Oats for Sale.
Wanted To sell 500 bushels of
Horry raised seed oat a. Also several
new wagons and second hand
wrgons at a bargain. 3 seventy
saw gins, second-hand in good or
der for sale cheap. Apply to
J. B. Derhani,
Green Sou, S. C.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby forb Mden
to enter or trespass in any way -ip.
on our lands in Floods towr t
Horry county under the ex?: . .>?
p :naliy of the law,
Ida C. A1 ford,
Emma P. Grainier.
4 ?32.
ileWStt's Salve
Far Piles* Burns. Sorest*
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0 L^~> ) J(,ot any kind and any pri<
Vj fail to lit yen to your entire sa'isfa
We ate showing our Full Line of I
always the lowest, IV o?s roc^e I
real IT and sweaters. Dress j/oods
Pj L'ootls. They are the best and the
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a and 'nave a full line of samples fror
and you know how they lit and 1 x
$ salary w lieu you put it on. Wo al
3 in# and wo arc 1 I1 when it comes
;Jj pr'ce if he can. Battle Axe Shoes
>; #ot them. Every pair guaranteed
SDrop in and see tho largest stc
seats that you can sit down and r
; seo the largest store and iholanroi
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Notice!
Headquarters
IIORRY FARMERS' UNION
Oftice of the Secretary.
Notice is hereby given that pur-!
suant to instructions from our Coui.t.y
Executive Committee, a county
' on vent ion of the Horry Farmers'
Union will be held in the now court
house at Con way on Friday N< comber
1 Hth. at 11 a in. Each kcal is
expcffled to elect at least two delegates
to attend the county eonverLioiii
A county organizer will bo
elected and other business of importance
will be transacted.
A. M. Dusenbury,
Co. Sec\v-Treasurer
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3 GUAR ATJT liED SATISFACTORY]?
?, OR MONEY REFUNDED. $
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| We Ask Yoa |
|j to take Cardul, for your femote (I
hi troubles, because v/o arc sure it
Pj will help you. Remember that ^
H this great female remedy? {?
!| has brought relief to thousands of k|
^ other sick women, so why not to M
$j you ? For headache, backache, g
*j periodical pains, female weak* j?
?! ness, many have said it ia " the. ?
best medicine to take." Try it t K
Bold in This City F3 f
FHE MARKETS
\V I SYMINGTON
SI'I HITS TURPENTINE ? Marke
-ready 38b> cents,
UO-' iN ? Market $2 GO per barrel of i?80
pounds,
TAR?Market firm, $1 7 0,
CRUDE TURPENTINE ? Market
(inn, *>1.75 per barrel for hard, $28.0
for dip. and $o.f?n for virgin.
COTTON .MARKET
Market? bteady 14 3 Scents for middling,
CON '.V A V
COTTON?firm middling 14 1 4cts
TUKl'ENTlNBr-Market Dip $2 50
Virgin J?2.80.
i'ltODCCE MARKET
ISO OS r 20 to 25
Oil ICKKN3 25 to
Trespass Notice.
Ail persons ?rn hereby forbidden
to outer or trespass in any manner
on that certain tract of land in Dogwood
MrfcU township, containing
200 acres more or less and bounded
by lands of J. 11 Williams' estate,
Burroughs & Collins Co , and others,
and known as J. M. Cox's land.
4w32 J M COX
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NOTICE:? 1 have now ready for
immediate delivery, seme very fine
maraouth black pigs, "Real Beauties."
Price $5,00 if taken at onco.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
AD Jackson,
Nichols, S. C , R V D No 2
October 15th, 11)09. 3 w 30.
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We have just Received a Bitf Line
of Ladies Tailor Made Suits
P.'om
! $3 to $25 a Suit
sluice?they are beautiful and are si
LAPIES TAILORING COMPAN
30 suit you want. We guarantee to
union, you are unuer no obligations l
i idies ! Ii\t^, Cloaks and Uaiu-Coats.
from $1.00 to $15.00 each. A bcautifi
of all the latest things in creationcheapest.
Mail orders (illed prompt!
Agents for the
ing Company, United States
nd Crown Tailoring Compar
York, Chicago and Phiiadel
n each house. 1000 beautiful to sel
ak. Call early and let us make you
so have on hand the largest stock of
to price, as we always make the pric<
, the best in the world and our store
1. We carry everything.
>re iii Horry county and if you got ti
est and then complete the journey.
c & logic or ^oods in Worry county.
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(/y Store that Surrounds the 1
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I am just from New Y
| best line of jewelry that c
| kinds of rings, stick-pins,
! 1 lockets, bracelets, and mn
| line?goods that I guarant
il ain also able to give
repairing line as I have t
watch work, engraving an
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MADE SUITS I
llllog fast. We are also agents I
Y of Chicago, 111. You can se- p
give you a perfect fit, and if we |
o take the suit aHer it is made. S
They aro swell and the price is 13
ul line of Unit shawls, fasinators, 9
Mr;Cull patterns to make up the |
Tailoring Company f
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ect from. Wo make to measure
a suit, that will ^et you a better
Men's, Youths' aud lioy's cloth- f
3 and the other fellow meets our I
is the only place in town you can i
ired of walking through wo have 6
We invito vou. one iind .ill t.r? e
New goods arriving every day. |
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ver came to Conway. All
broaches, chains, charms,
st anything in the jewelry
ee.
i you better service in the
;aken a special course in
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