The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 01, 1910, Image 2
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II. H, WOODWARD. Editor
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I, I9IO
Information Wanted.
Editor Herald: Please allow me
space in your paper to make a fow
inquiries concerning the proposed
x- bond issue for making good roads.
When and how long will it take to
pay those bonds?
And what management will the
money be under if the bonds are
voted?
Will the Supervisor and his Hoard
have control of this, or will it be under
the control of a special road
commissioner?
We, the people of Horry are
greatly in need of better roads and
think bonding the county is the only
way in which we can get them, but
we want to know before we cast our
ballot in favor of $100,000 bonds
that the work will be under the
proper management and the money
economically and judiciously expended.
T now ask some one who is in a
position to know to explain the nature
of these bonds for the informa
lil/ll vji uuu3c i u u;i uoulu,
Ve#y respectfully,
San ford, SC. J H Cook,
[The Act in full will be published
in the near future, and it will answer
all questions? Editor.]
Hows This.
We olTer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrah
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrah
Cure. P. J, Chenney & Co
Toledo, O
We the undersigned, have kown
F J Chenney for the last 15 years,
and I believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and
financially able to carrv out any obligations
made by his firm.
Walding, Ivinuan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggist, Toledo O.
Hall's Catarrah Cure is taker
internally acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of th(
system. Testmon ials sent free.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Take Ilall's Family Pills for constipation.
Better Pavements Wanted.
Mr Editor: It is really dangerous
pedestrians to pass along 7th avenue
especially at night, as for it is in
very bad shape and the electric
light No 14, has not been burning
for the past ten or fifteen nights and
I bet neither the Marshal, nor May
or Little nor Paul Quattlebaum
was aware of it and why? Simply
because the pavement is too bad foi
for them to walk on. It is a pitt-y
to tear up the good pavements on
5th and Gth avenues when 7th avenue
is so greatly in need of the attention
of the powers that be. Unless
something is done, and done at
once, to repair the pavement some
one is liable to bo injured at any
time and the town will probably
have to defend an action fordamagei
in which criminal{ carelessness and
willful neglect will be the chief
pleas of the complaint. A word t(
the wise should be stllicient
The pavement at Moore's residence
on 7th avenue from Main to Elm
streets are the worse side walks in
town. What have the residents on
7th avenue done that they are so
sorely t filleted with such poor apology
for sidewalks? Citizens, if you
? *1 T 1
nave not paid your taxes, 1 wouia
advise you to do so at once so that
we can obtain relief from our grievous
allliction. Taxpayer.
Departed this Transitory Life.
On August 14, 1010, the death angel
visited the home of John Allen
and took away his loving wife, Jane,
and bore her spirit to that rest
"which remains to the people of God
She was con lined to her room foi
about two months, and all was dour
for her relief that was possible, but
an all wise Godiknew best.
Her remains were laid to rest ir;
Bayboro cemetery on the loth da>
of August in the presence of a larg<
number of sorrowing relatives and
friends. Thefuneial services wore
conducted by the Rev N 13 Roberts.
She leaves a husband and four
children and a host of relatives to
mourn her loss, but we hope our loss
is her eternal tzain.
We extend our sympathy to thr
bereaved husband, children and entire
family connection and pray that
God's grace may be sufficient for
them in this hour of bereavement
Llla Hardee.
A Man With Iron Nerve.
Indomitable will and energy are
never found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order
If you want these qualities and
the success they bring, use Dr.
Kirg's New Life P.lis, the matchless
regulators, for keen bn in and
strong body. 25c at Norton Drug
Co.
There were light showers of rain
fctre the latter part of last week.
Death of Mrs Martha Ann Powell.
Mrs Martha Ann Powell was born
December 16, 188.>, and died at the
home of her parents, Mr and Mrs D
J Stevens, near New Home church
where she had her membership, July
29 h, 19K). She lived a beautiful
life of devotion to her convictions.
She enjoyed good health until in the
sprirg of 1908, when she contracted
a lingering diseases which shrouded
her young life with the gloom of
affliction and eventually ended her
sweet life in the darkness of the silient
grave. She was married to
M? "M M Pna/oll imH lioml with him
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a happy and contented life. J3ui
she has gone to be with those who
are at rest which is prepared for the
faithful. VTe mourn her loss but our
loss is her eternal gain. Martha
was loved by all who knew her. She
leaves a father, mother, husband,
four brothers, five sisters and a host
of relatives ani friends to prepare
to be with her in that better land
where parting will bo no more* She
awaited the coming of the death
messenger with remarkable patience
and fortitude, and when he came he
found her ready to go. Her remains
were laid away to rest in the Good
Hope cemetery the following day in
the presence of a large and sorrowing
crowd of relatives and friends
to await the coming of that day
when time shall be no more.
Her loving father,
D J Stevens.
Cool Springs Items.
Ali quiet here now.
The health of our oeople is general
lv trnnrl. We hear of a few cases
of fever.
Pulling fodder is the order of the
day.
Crops will be short in our section.
Mrs Pllen Shelley's sons killed too
very large rattlers recently. One
was very large. They were in Mrs
Shelley's field.
Only one wedding to report. Miss
Melly Turberville was married to
Mr James Todd, at the residence of
Jeremiah Mishoe recently.
Mr and Mrs H W Mishoe visited
in our section recently.
Parmer.
In Menioriam.
Mr Nelson N Jones fell dead near
his home December 22nd, 1909. He
left a wife and nine children?five
boys and four girls. He was a loving
father an atTectionate husband
and an ideal neighbor and was loved
by all who knew him. He joined
the old Gapway church about 20
years ago, and was baptised and
lived an exemplary Christian life until
he died. It was hard to give him
up, but the Loid knew best, and we
bow in humble submission to the divine
will.
His loving daughter,
Mandio Lewis
J P Dusenbury, and family, of
Savannah, Ga., spent several days
n Conway last week, visiting relatives
here and in the county.
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Sunday sc hool every Sunday at 4:30
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CONVEYANCER & NOTARY PUBLIC
Writes Titles, Mortgages, Liens, Auree
meets .Contracts, &c, AO.stntcting and
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2,000 Cotton Sh<
400 bushels Cori
^ 3,000 lbs Smoke<
> 200 bushels Best
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MANUFACTURER OF
NTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC.
i Prices Furnished on Application
r Anything in Our Line.
VAUG1IT, Conway, S, C,
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nd complete line of tationery and
vorkmanship and prices. *
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I WILL BE A BIG PICE.
While you are selling your money
crop start an account with us. We
will appreciate it, whether it be
small or large. Come in and talk
it over with us.
Conway Savings
Bank '
In First National Bank Building.
I). A. pivey, President.
W. Percy Hardwicke, Cashier.
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Fresh Bread and Cakes aiwavs on
filled with choice goods for family ui
1st possible notch. Phone orders gi
every guaranteed. Phone No, 13.
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