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*- wJL? _-4 Ijlv/ In Memorlam. In loving memory ot Henry A Beverly who departed this life Feb ruary 5tb> 1910, at the age 16 years 2 months and 15 days. He was a dutiful son and a kind and loving brother His suffering was of short duration, having been ill only a few days when the final summons came which took him to his home beyond. His remains were laid to rest in the fumili burying ground near hit home in the pres tice of n large circle of sol rowing relatives and friends. tv ? - ~ mm ' ~ tie leaves ins parents, Mr and Mrs S 0. Beverly, one brother and three Bisters to mourn their loss, but not without hope for we believe that our loss is bis gain and that his troubles are over. A precious one from us is gone, 1 A .oice we loved is still. A place made vacant in our home, That never can be tilled. Ilis Loving Sister Olga, Resolutions of Respect Whereas Andrew Fletcher Prince, departed this life 011 December 2-4, 1910, Uesolved, 1st, That in his death Loris camp, No 305, Woodmen of the World, of which he was a faithful member and Secretary) has been brought to mourn and we bow our beads in deep sorrow to him who doeth all things well. 2nd, That this Camp extend heart felt sympathy to the bt-reaved wif? ind children; also to his affectionate mother, who stood by him till death 3rd, That we weep not as those having 110 hope, but live in the happy anticipation of meeting Sovereign Fletcher Prince in that haven of rest where weeping and sorrow will be felt and feared no more. a l u mu-i f ' 1 * *wj, .linn. a copy ji mose resolutions be p08ted in our minute book; also furnished each of the county papers and Sovereign Visitor for publication. I) \) Harrelson, Clerk Loiia Camp No 305. Tabor News Notes. Editor Herald: As I have seen nothing from this place in a long time I will write you a few items. The health of the community is generally good. The farmers are very busy preparing for planting. Mr W H Roberts is very ill at this writing. Mr Bert c Gerrald and sister, Miss Bessie, of the Paso htction, visited Mr and Mrs H H Gerrald last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs cora Gerrald and Miss Bessie visited Mrs H Ii lloberts last Sunday. Mr w H Roberts and Mrs May Floyd will soon leave for a hospital up above New York to be treated for consumption. Misses Alice and Belle cannon and Messrs Val Grainger and Hampton H Roberts were pleasant callers at Mr H H Gerrald's lust Sunday afternoon. A b c. P.nnv Snmmnna fm* TJnllnf K/MJIII1IIV1IU XVI All(/llCll v . (Complaint not Served) State of South Carolina, ) w. Couuty of Horry \ COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. M. C Dusenbury, Trading as Dusenbury & Co., Plaintiff -i ' against Thomas Sarvis, John Sarvis, Effy Sarvis, Willie Sarvis, Isaac Sarvis, Lilly Sarvis, Elizabeth Sarvis, Esther Sarvis, George Buck, Fred Buck, Mary Ann Ransom, Hannah Buck, Lilly Buck, I H Buck, George Young, Sr., and George Young, Jr., Defendants. To the Defendants Thomas Sarvis, John Sarvis, Effy Sarvis, Willie Sarvis Isaac Sarvis, Lilly Sarvis, Elizabeth Sarvis, Esther Sarvis, George Buck, Lilly Buck, I. cl. Buck, George Young, Sr , George Young. Jr , Fred Buck, Mary \nn Ransom and Hannah Buck. You are hereby summoned and reaulred to answer the complaint in this aeon which has been filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said county and to serve a copy if your answer 10 the said complaint on the subscriber at his office at Conway H C., within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive of the day of such s? rvice; and If you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. February 17 th, 1910 W Li UK Y A IN C O C I'. H II WOODWARD Plaintiffs' Attorney. To Thomas Sai v Absent Def. nd[ ant;? Please take notice that the complaint h" in the foregoing stated action and the summons ot which the foregoing la a copy : : were filed in the otflce of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas at Conway H .v C.? on the 12th day of January, A D 1910 II H WOODWARD Plaintiffs' Attorney % W L BRYAN 0 C C P 6w40 . IIIMVIVMI Sweet In Tone Skill | GOLD AND SI I Suitable for Birthday a CLOCKS AND WATCHES Prom the Finest to the Cheapes J. W. D m I wHiTEOnioi pi 10c. Pe: ^ CONWAY DRl If 9,896 1 and planters told you th; of cotton, corn, tobacco, rice, sugar cane and tru increased and even doubl By Us Virginia-* Fertil and which they thought the ducers on earth?wouldn't y justice to yourself, try these 1 increased yields on your ov thousands of un-asked-for let the day they bought Virginiaof these letters are in our 1910 can be had free of your dealer, SALES OF Richmond, Va. Mail us this Coupon Norfolk, Va. Vikginia Carolina Chemical *?j9' Company. Durham, N. Please send me a copy of your iqio Win?ton-8ali Farmers' Year Book free of coat. Charleston, i Baltimore, h Name,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Columbus, C Town Montgomery Memphis, T State Shrcveport,: HOW/! ARNICA I FOR NERVE This is an external remedy and is a Rheumatism, Sciatica, Gout, tiff Joi Bruises; or. Pains and cbes in any pi PKICK Norton I Send in your! k#WN UIIIVIIW* I Iful ill Construction I Grapha- | phones | Banjoes I s Guitars jj y Banjo and| il uuitar jl|lp Strings SmL Tn fact everything j in the Musical Line E Tmr SEP: MY STOCK | LVERWARE I nd Wedding Presents L A Full and Complete Line of 8 t OPTICAL GOODS AWSEY. J WKMi MM flUUIffll JllMBFf idBlll ihh i1 'i sgIHJ n 11 3H2Udi* ^ 1 JJfitQ'EO 8 WliV r Quart jgt JG COMPANY J|| Farmers it their yields per acre wheat, fruits, peanuts, ck crops were greatly led sing Carolina izers best and biggest crop proou feel that you shoula, in fertilizers and get the same /n farm? We have many LIC1S 11UII1 ldl UlClb UICS5>UIg Carolina Fertilizers. Many Farmers'Year Book,whicn or by mailing us the coupon FICE91 Atlanta, Ga. Savannah,Gft. cm, N. C, ^?aw&lii 5dc ;rds LINIMENT AND BONE sure cure for a? y and all sorts, of tits, Neuralgia,Sore Throat, Sprans, art of the body or limbs 25 ? ENTN t )rug Co. Subscription ' * pule ?i I The new veai !to be made by nei The next few hope especially sc If you expect We have just rec horses and will ol will keep a nice s WAN! All 1 !We can also ] ent styles and pri irrajtxM? ,i m? n? njmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmm I | 3a D. \ f YOU CAN I 1 i unrest I -WBB S in Horry C The Better the Grade th Anybody can buy tl $ Taylor Caunady, Georg [J1 very best and lightest n cash or on time. SI Everything else you wai no one questions orselli you to make our store ai The largest store and tl merely happen to be in of such push, pluck and forth in your county bef when we could have bee] nation were here to do ii upper story we have bei cannot be moved unless good people of Horry tr to do you good and save I A. C, Thompson A $ Owner of Both | I Corporations ? <2 CD ST ? ?* =2= 2 * oh g C= ^ ? 5 p SB * & H ^ o? m ^ ? ? 5 *1 ^ ^ ^J ^ ^ crt <3 > ?2 So 5? 2 p>3^8 - Is 3. ? 33 O o-tfi -n r ?ZL n.HWo*j ?J > >?. to H w c CB o 2 ? a " -3 3C h 2 E J ^ oo gs ? S C?* c/> 2 ?* - 5 c cL h 2^ P qd 2 ^ ^ /?; w -i H* 2 3 r<2 5 o5 IL O - ?.. o 5g >5 5 k. m '2 ? y> ?> oo 5' rt Tj ^ -< p u s ^ ? I rr? ' ^ *J . r-*- mJ ^ a o C-D ^ a - ~r Y01 CAN CUBE If BACKACHE' Pain along the i>fick, diz/.iness, headache nd general languor. (Jot a packnge of Mother Grnv's AUSTRALIAN-LEAF, tho pleasant root and h o b cure for all Kidney, Bladder and Urinary troubles. When you feel all run down, tired, weak and w ithout energy use tills rei^arkfthle combination of nature's iieriis and roots. As a regulator it lias no equal. Mothor Gray's AUSTRALIAN-LEAF is s?>ld l>y Druggists or sent l?y mail for 50 ets. Sample sont FltKK. j Address, The Mythcr Gray Co., Le Roy, N. Y, 4 1 ' mm . j > * s and Horsesi r 1910 is here and with it new and larger plans > arly everybody. ' years bids fair to be prosperous ones. We ?for the farmer. ; to do more farming yon will need more mules eived a shipment of extra nic^ mules and [Fas* thotn fa* ooIa am *??aa?1 '*-*- * s-,~.? . .m wf? iawl miviu tut oatv Ull KWU 11UCIHA iC(IU0* V election on hand at both PEEO.LORIS8C rhrough the Season. * please you in the line of VEHIGLES?Differ-! ices. See our line before buying. I ilNGLETAR & C0j| i Ji )0 IT?DO WHAT? BUY THE 1 and Finest Mules [ ounty from the Conway Live Stock Co. I. >e Bigger the Trade. Come and see for yourt elf. H he mules that can talk. We sell them on credit. n e Hackney, Jr., Carolina and Virginia Buggies, the I inning buggies. The finest Harness. All cheap for | -i it will be found at the Conway Bargain House and ing goods cheaper than the other fellow. We invite id stables headquarters court week, le largest stables in Horry county, and they do not Conway, either. They are the result of 11 years energy against all t^ind of odds as was never pat ore. We are here to stay. There has been a time n driven away and the will, the means and deter mi* t, but on account of something lacking in somebo ly*s ;n spared the trouble of moving, and now we saj we we want to go. Assuring you that as long as the eat us as they have we will be here for many years s > you money. J . it Stock Co. | onway Bargain House.] II | ui |A Record Breaker! \f The Year 1909 was a Record J ^Breaker with us. We sold more# ^groceries and fertilizer by far* >than we ever sold before. But# #we want to do better in 1910. J. jWon't you help us to do so? To#; #do so would mean money inv %your pockets. We buy right and#; riCfVit Raa 11c _ V k/w UUUUl CI I Jthing in our line you need. If5v cyou want to pay cash all right.st %If * 3tou don't see us anyway. M fPalmetto Grocery Co.! || THE COOPER WHOLESALE f tllULLlNS: 8 C&' i