Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

/*' I " ?? \ BACK GIVES OUT. Plenty of Conwav Readers Have this ltx|?crlttiiec. You tax the kidneys?overwork thom? They can't keep up the continual strain. The Daik ^ivos out?it aches and pains; Urinary troubles sets in. ^ Don't wait longer ? take Doan's Kfdne.v F.lls Residents of this viciuity endorse them, Can Conway people doubt the folic wino evidence? Mrs H A Vtckman, 14 Wood St., Cleorgeown, SC.. says: 4'l sulTeioi from kidney trouble for a lon^ time. 1 had a dull, ua?r^in^ buckhace and distressing pains across my loins and I was unable to rest well. The kidney s"crotions were unnatural. The eon touts of one box of Doan's l Kd ney Pills was all that was required to stop the backache and make it, possible for me to rest well. Doan's Kidney Pills have been so binelijial to me that I willingly recommend them. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Pohler-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the L) nited Stales. Remember the name?Doan's and take no other. Daniel P. Skipper. Pell a shop in Jesus, trusting in a glorious immortality, March 3rd, 1910, Daniel P. Shipper, son of J M, Skipper. Por months Daniel had been a great sufferer, but by his cherry, bright, disposition exemplified the power of faith in Christ over pain. His resignation to the will ol Cod was indeed beautiful, and bis expressions of faith will never be forgotten by those who had the privilege of visiting him in his illness. He was thirty years and six months old. In his home life he was the dutiful son, faithful husband and tender loving father. His remains were laid to rest at Rchoboth Baptist Church in the presence of many sorrowing rela f..J n- i uvea ciim iri^nufs. ne ifavt'S u win? two children, father a*?d mother, and brothers and sisters, to sincerely mourn his loss. Oh these tender broken lies, How they dim our aching oyog, Hut like jewels they shall shine, lu the morning. When our victor palms we bear, And our roues immortal wear, We shall know each other there, y* 1 n the morning. A If rend. Saved Soldier's 1-lfc. Facing death from shot and shell in the civil war wns more agreeable to J A S<one, of Kemp, Texas, than facing it from what doctors said was consumption. 4'Icontracted astubborn cold," he writes, "that developed a cough, that stuck to me in spite of all remedies for rears. My weight, ran down to 180 pounds . Tuon 1 began to use T)r King's New ^ Discovery, which completely cured me "I now weigh 178 pounds." For Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe, Asthma, Hemorrhage, Hoarseness, Croup, Whooping Cough and Lung Trouble, its supreme. 50c and 00 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Drug Co, Good Hope News. As 1 have <oen nothing from this place in sometime I will ask space |n vour columns for a few lines. Health of the community is generally i/ood V"' Mr and B C Dorraan entertained quite a number of young folks ou Saturday night, February 20, 1910, and after many interesting games were played they wore called to the dining room where a table was spread with many delicacies, fruits, etc. Miss Katie Hardee w$s asked to cut tL)3 rake, which she did. All seemed to enjoy the occasion very much. We arc having an evergreen Sunday schoo. at this place. Also wc have prayer meeting every Wedges J day ti ghtMuch success to the Herald. Blue Jay. State of Ohio, City of Toledo j Bucas County j| ss Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the lirm of F. J. Cheney & Co , doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every casp of Catarrh that cannot be cured by ^ vjso of fall's Catarrh Cure Frank J. Cheney. Sworn to beforo me and subscribed in my presence, this fitli day of December, A. D, IStyi. a ur q, lv " I VllUttSUli, ' 1 ' Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts ciirectly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Send for testimonials free. IT. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. K ? Jj li Ambrose, the Chief of Po lice of Conway, is visit ing in Georgetown, and during his absence W H Britt wears tiio star and upholds the dignity and majesty of the law. ?: ? The Herald has in stock a fineliue of commercial stationery. Order solicited. r \. ?I. ! I II I ' Foreclosure Sale. Under and by virtue of a Decree and Judgment for Foreclosure and Sale made by his lion* r l rue t Cnrv, in Ihe case of S. P. McNair, Plaintiff," vs N. .1 Hell and \V .Jestie llell, Mattie Hell and 1 ly? uiau Hell, Defendants, and dated the iiud day of March, A. I). 1910; notice is here by given that I, the undersigned Sheriff of Llorry County, will sell at puidie auc tion before the Court House Door at Conway, S C, during legal h? urs of a e on salosday in April next, it bciug the 4th day ol said month, all and singular the following desrriled lends and prom- 1 Ises, situate in llorry County, and de 1 scribed as follow , to wit: "AH and singular that certain tract or i naroo) ivf lo??H .d??w.?? !...?? - ....d ? i. v * i ?> i iiiiki, nitunir, ly i n g itliu 111~ 111 g ill | Bayboro Township, County <>f ilorry < h 11?i State of South Carolina, containing 40 acres more or less, lying on the west em side of Play-Card Swamp, kuown as ' the Daniel Dewitt tract of land, sold to \V. T. Bell by one N. . Grainger, by 1 his deed of date the 14th day of Novem 1 hey, A. I). 1801, recorded in oil ice ol ? Ue. inter of Mesne Convoy ance for 1 lorry ] County in deed book "T, T," at page . 452, and tire same Is bounded ami do scribed as follows, that is to si.y, begin nlng at a stake corner on line of laud formerly belonging to one Kmma Graham, also corner of land of Purdee ' Graham, in head of a small brmch, 1 thence down tl.e said branch an east 1 wardly direction, the run being the line, i to the run of Play-Card Swamp, thence , down the run of the said swamp, a north ' wardly direction to a corner of land foimerly belonging to oil" K. C Prince,thence the line of said Prince's land : westwaidly to stake corner, thence said 1 Prince's line southwardly to corner of { 1 land formerly belonging to one Kmma i Graham, thence the said Graham's line i ( southwardly to the beginning covin r; bounded on the north by la/ids of .). M. BeU, on the east by lands of .1. 1'. Hardee, run of Play Card Swamp, on the south by a small branch, boundary of , Pardee Graham's land, on the west by other lands of \V. T. Bell known as the Tom Graham tract and lauds of J, M. Bell " Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers. B. J. Session^, Sheriff Horry County. March 3rd, A I) 1010. II. 11. Woodward, Plain'ilT's Attorney, Foreclosure Sale. Under and by virtue of a decree and judgment for foreclosure aim >alo made by His 11 mor Hrncro Gary, in the cam of .Burroughs & Collins company, a corporation, j plaintiffs, vs W EGraham,G B JjnUins and N Q Grainger, defendants, and dated t he'dud day of March, A D. 15H0, notice is hereby given ihat I, the undersigned, Sheriff of Horry j county, will sell at public auction be.foie the court house door at. Conway, South Carolina, during legal! hours of sale, on salasday iu Api ilj next, it being the 4 h day of said j month, all and singular the following i described lands and premises, situa:e in llorry county, and described : as follows, towii; "All uud singular that certain j tract of land, l.\iug and being in Simpson Creek township, containing one hundred acres, bounded j as follows: on the north by lands of John L Boyd, east by Surala | Prince, on the south by Edd e Todd, on the west by lands of W E Graham and the YVhiteville road, ' same being the identical tract of land bought of P 1) Todd," , TERMS OF S A EE ?Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. 13 J SESSIONS, Sheriff Horry County. Mr rob 3 d A n .. II 11 Woodwaid, Piaiut.ffV A^umr-ie> j T?rtw aKnrm-. rwi *r , u/iKJ?ar^iwii x-nmm i itmrn-WM ratfua V. t'lQkA ! s n a - j DAIMV O 13 _ 1TITE LAWS OF THE CO OF STATE AND THE 1 WATOIIFtlL EYES SAF. TRANSACTION. MC SAFETY IS OUR TROUI OUIt OI TIIOS E GOPER, Pies E L SANDER! D. A. Spivey & Company FIKE INSUIfANCC AGENTS. Represent the Strongest. Companies Policies written on the most liberal terms. Place your insurance with us Prompt Settlement, of Claims. _ ?? ?> NOTICE:?There was taken up at my place in Floyd's township, 01 e black bull yearling ab nit two or three years old, with a little white under his belly, a little white spot on his back, short spicke horns, unmarked. lie came to my place July the 24th, 1900, Owner can tret him by coming and proving hiin and paying charges. W. P. Causey, Green Sea, S. C A. M. Duseubury spent last MonI day in Conway. I Sale for Partition. Under .ami bv virtue of a decree aud judgment for partition and sale made by ll<s Honor Earnest Gary, in the case of W B' Holt, both in his own right and as admiuistra?or of the personal estate of Jane Il dt, dec., plaintilT, vs John Holt, L D Holt. W K Holt, Benjamin Holt, Annie Williamson, Mary Hard wick, Rebecca Shelly, A^nos Johnson, Rosa . Ployd, Z ipba McCracken, Panuie Graham, Julia Aiford aud Henrietta Alford, defendants, and dated the second day of March, A I) 1910, notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned, Clerk of the Court of Common Picas of Horry County, wm si il at public auction bofor. the 2ourt house door at Conway, South Carolina, during legal hours of salo m saUfsdav in April next, it being ihedthdayof sudd mouth, all and singular the following described lands and premises, in Horry county md described as follows, towit: "All and singular that certain tract or parcel of land, containing 115 acres, more or less, situate in Clalixants Ferry township and Floyds biwnship in the county of Horry and the State aforesaid, bounded on the north by lat ds of llughie Gorrald md Capers Gerrald, on the east by lands ol \V F Holt, on the south by lands of (1 J llolliday and L D Holt and on the west by lands of Redding Smith, being known as the estate laiid of Jane Holt, deceased. i'FUMS OF SALIC-Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers \V L BRYAN, 0 C C P March 3rd, A I) 1910 11 II Woodward. Plaintiff's Attorney Foreclosure Sale Under and hy virtue of a Decree and JudiMiient for foreclosure and f-alo m?uh . i?y his Honor Frnest Gary, in the ens" " of I he .J. C. Bryant CoinPlaintiff, vf 1) ivid It. Futrill, The Bank of Con way, J G. liutler, J. H. and N. It. Alls- v brook, Co partners as Allsbro >k ltros. 1 )? feudality, and dated the 2nd day ol March, A 1). 1010; notice is her* by given that I, the undersigned Sheriff o> ? llorry County, will sell a? public auction helotc ilie Court House door ui Conway. South Carolina, during legal hours of sale on salesday in April neit, it beiiu; the -1th cay of said month, all and singu i. u r. ,i i : i - . -h?> - mi in!- iiMiuniiig lie iinoi'U 111(1(18 UI1Q proud *es, situate in I lorry County, and described as follows towit: All and singular 1 hat certain tract or parcel of land, containing lilty acres, more or less, situate, lying and being in li.yboio Township, County and Stat'* aforesaid, bounded on thonoitli by land of William Floyd and Willie Stevens, on the east hy lands of Franc64 Hardee, on the soirh hy lands of ,1. \V, Stevens and on the west hy lands of L. C. (ierrald 1 it being the identical plantation whereon ! David If. Fulfill now resides, conveyed ; to him hy J. W. Stevens. 1 he land herein convoyed lies near the liaybor. road and on the western side of Cushion Swamp, and western sido of the A. C. L. Kail way IVrms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for payors, H. J. Sessions, Sheriff of lloiry County, , March :frd, A. D. U)10. [ 11.11 Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney. lion. R 1?, Scarborough vca^ at ( 11 re on Sea on icgui business.one day j last week. / I VV. VV. Russ, of the firm of# RussAdams Company, is in Baltimore his week f r th"? purpose of buying rJ 'p log and sum uer goods. rw t~\ i ^rMMnarMM .x-.? #;; 'ai . <121, 4&jtSL dfc a d? I /i !1 I LrV>KID I ITNTUY, TJ1IB STATUTES ! UNTIRING EFFORTS OF | EGUARI) EVERY BANK >RAL?UNQUESTIONED ' I) ASSETS, "Firms i . J G BRYANT, V Tres. SON, Cashier, | Notice. For the benefit of those who arc indebted to the estate of the late Lewis II Randall, I will attend at the late residence of the d- ocased on each Thursday, for the purpose of r making collections and gving receipts therefor. I will accept pay- < ment of all amounts due on Thurs- a day of each week at thenlocc named until March 15th., 1910, and all accounts not paid by that day will be placed in the hands of my attor- ? ney for action. A. V. Bessent, Administrator I _ _ < J N. JENRETTE Conveyancer A Notary Public Writes Titles, Mortgages. Eiens. Agreements, Contracts, Ac. Abstracting and Copying a Specialty, I I The new year to be made by neai The next few ; hope especially so "W 0* in you expect 1 We have just rece horses and will olT< will keep a nice sel WAMF All T We can also pi ent styles and pric "iHrniirrtfirffr* 1 ?? f Copy Summons for Relief. $ (Complaint not Served) state of South Carolina, ) > County <>( Horry S ** COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. a VI. C Dnsenburv, Trading as Dimm,- a Dury & Co., l'laintiIT 7| a^ulriHt j I'hotnas Sarvis, John S.irvts, ElTy Sarvis, Willie Sarvis, Isaac, Sar- A vi?, Lilly Sarvis, E|iz-ibo?h Sarvis, J i.v , u..v 6 ry 4 ? i^uiui vie, duck, r reel Buck, Mary Add Kanb' in, Hannah Buck. Lilly Buck, I II Buck, 2 George Young, Sr., Hud George ^ Young, Jr., Defendants. ^ To the Defendants Thomas Sar- S vi>, John Sarvis, EtTy Sarvis, Wil- % ie Sarvis Isaac Sarvis, Lilly Sar- ^ cis, Elizabeth Sarvis, Esther Sur- J ;is, George Buck, Lilly Buck. I. j 1. Buck, George Young, Sr , Goor- ^ ,'o Young. Jr , Fred Buck, Mary 4 \nn Ransom and Hannah Buck. You are hereby summoned and re-' J Hiirod to answer tlie complaint in Ihlsnc- % Lion widch has been filed in the (tllce of k he (Jerk of the Court of Common Pleas ^ 'or'.lie said county and to servo n copy % f your answer to the said complaint on { ho subscriber ut ids oftlce at Conwny S 2 J., within twenty days after the service , ^ lereof exclusive of the day of such s. r-1 ? ice; and if you fail to answer the coin-1 3 )lnint within the time aforesaid the ^ >lailitiIT in this action will apply to the ' <4r yourt for the relief demanded in the com- 5 ilalnt. ^ February 17th, 1010 ? WLBKYANCCCP. J II II WOODWARD % Plaintiffs' Attorney. & To Thomas Sarvis, Absent Defend- JJ ant:? 4 Please take notice that the complaint 3 n the foregoing stated action and the 5 lummons of widch the foregoing is a copy U vere filed in tlie otllce of the Clerk of lie Court of Common Pleas at Couway H J.f on the 19th day of January, A D 1910 II II WOODWARD | Plaintiffs' Attorney H N L BRYAN C C C P 6w46 C Hacker Mfg Co , Successors to UKUKUfci S I1ACKI-R A SON. \VR MANUFAOTUUR 1 l)oon?, Sahh and Rundk, Column* and H lUl.UHTr.ltH, (?llll.l.RH AND OAHI.K OllNA B MKNrn, ScKMN DoOKS AND WINDOW*. VIC DitAL IN 1 Mahii Cohd and Wbioiith. M CHARLESTON, S. C. I CHINESE LAUNDRY Collars and Cuffs. Ironing Machine. Work turned out Promptly. Send me a trial order. Family washing taken. Satisfaction Guaranteed. ? Work neatly executed, an? In irst class style. (IPKCIAL NOTIB j lollars and Cuffs held for 30 days gj md if not called for will be sold, i Yoursfor good wor*, " GEORGE LUM , W. H. Roberts, an aged and res- " pected citizen of the upper section this county, died one day last week leaving quito a valuable estate 9orao of it in the State of North Carolina He lived in South Caro lina, but at the time of his death | was conducting a mercantile establishment at Tabnr North Carolina He is survived by a widow a ad nin? children. 1910 is here and with it new and larger plan- a rly everybody. ^ years bids fair to be prosperous ones. W< ? for the farmer. g to do more farming you will need more mules | ived a shinment nf <*vtm ni^n w.ii-r>a K ? ?. V* u III VV IIIUIIO (Hill I er them for sale on good liberal terms. W* | lection on hand at both 8 ?EE?,LORISSC hrough the Season. I ease you in the line of VEHICLES?Differ- 1 es. See our line before buying. 3 INBLETftRY ~&~0R [ | IVVWWWWVVWWWVVWWft jA Record Breaker] > The Year 1909 was a Record^ 1 1 n h//v - I-1 r ? - iw i vr nil U3, VVC" ^ I >1 U I I 1 1 >1 groceries and fertilizer by farS than we ever sold before. we want to do better in 1910 % Won't you help us to do so? To* do so would mean money in> your pockets. We buy right and| sell right. See us about any-S thing in our line you need. If< you want to pay cash all right.^ If you don't see us anyway. * Palmetto Grocery Co| TIIE COOPER WHOLESALE J MULLINS: S C J "i ! \ Fresh Bread and Cakes a.ways on hand. Our Grocery Department,isled with ehoico goods for family use and are marked down to the low t possible notch. Phono ord ?rs ^ivcn caroinl attention and prompt devevy guaranteed. Phono 13. VEGETABLES IN SEASON, I. T HYMAN, TH? GROCER MM TYPEWRITERS " AND OFFICE SUPPLIES ALL MAKES?Remanufactured. Guaranteed Like New?50 per cent, of manufacturer's price?Send for my catalog?I save you money?Rig stock to select from. Typewriter Repairs a Specialty. EDWAltn .T MU W PHY OH AIILEHTON, * ?' TPYEWRITERS ?????rv?? mmm-mmmwtmm i i n i Send Your JOB PRINTING TO THE HORRY HERALD.