Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r 1 " IFF /( t fond Section. J L_? ^ Vi S ll 1 - rlv> ~wl ? Lumberton Letter. V laid: I knock again for adrlinc&t your door and as usual * e it |beh?i0rc(^v y|irewell to the old year Ju? an^v??l [y welcome to the new . JT ^ IPa^c of history has been addfrji le world's great volume. Th? 1 . 1 T ? U..A " |UU 1CUUI U. A \) UUU I AO trpu** |l sorrows, and made its rniJj^n ?ut ^ a^so ^ia(^ j }ys anc* _ Jphs and accomplished ajus achievements, i o'erear s'an(^s ou^ before 118 ^^ r 1 pure. Asa great book h? r tl '^e l>rcss wboso pages: have been perused by any one excep 'r Author the new vear comef?pr All i 8 ap uS (]0 our very best tc w ieuVes spotless and ^ white. du? Well, a, itmas in these parts was <1 ulet. writer prea?hed twice that da tBrood conger# itions, and the old fthers of the Cross, who have botlfce heat and" burden of the day,ioMj remembered in a substantial fM The o\tM> achers have been the builders.0B vers, swamps and Ion# distance^Brc not barriers to them. Big salar IU1!| fine churches and fasbionaliHjn#ro#ations of cultured, well dBed society folks were no induceBts. But to them tho singer waBore than the stage and theme of Bplay was more than the actor. ' Many ofBern have lived to see the old buflihel ter and log houses under whi<B,hoy preached the glorious ^03p'l^rive way to more spacious and mBnjM ;ent houses of worship, and mir pulpits filled with strong culB-ed and consecrated ministers, vBj should and do esteem it a privileglto make those deserving veteran Af the cross feel that they are nl forgotten, and that their BacrifhL jn the past are yet appreciated Ly the people of God. All honor Iq the young lady of Lexington clmtv, S. C., who, in three years bu made $293 00 worth of cotton on (he acre of land, and is now at Wintlyop college paying her nwr> ?rn \r Tllnt rvf anrtiwrripnt. v?? M ?* */ * 'IWU OV/1 \j v/i ? iA_. v/.? w will do to cou|t and such young women will be heard from again. South Carol r.a has come to the Kingdom ant North Carolina is coming to ih * Kingdom. But North Carolina is juft a little bit pardonable selfish. Y)e quote the Charlotte Observer of a lecent date: "North Carolina is playing an important part in the first Southern Corn Exposition which opened there today (Columbia, S. C., Dec 4, 1U10.) An J[. exhibit which attracts much attention is that of Jerry II. Moore, the 15 year old boy of North Carolina , birth who with North Carolina seed in combination with South Carolina soil, raised at Winona, in Florence county, 228 3 4 bmhels of corn to on acre." Whit a i;y Mr W. Earnest Starnes, of Hickory, N. C., didn't know . about the fertility of South Carolina soil. Doubtless his p. . yield would have been more than 146 2 7 bushels from his North Cartt>ljna acre! > Not many years ago a young man '' * fe.om South Carolina graduated at * Wake Forest College. He was a ^jjry poor boy. Did his own cooking, laundering afcd meoding, but at the time of graduation he was Valev ^ dietorian of bis class?somehow there was not much said about that However, patience, prudence and persevereuce will win out wherever the lot may be cast. Well, I learn that Kev Furrnan II Martin, of Charlottesville. Va , is toj be at Conway in a meeting with the] saints there at a near date. 1 am delighted at the news. Now, I know Martin. He is a good man and a groat preacher. Ho is a few years my senior, and about the only other difference between him and me is, the Lord cho^e him from among the weak things of the world ) and me from among the things which are not. 1. Cor I. T Best wishes for all and a happy New Year, J. M. Fleming, Lumberton, N. C. ? Town Taxes Due. Notice is hereby jjiven that a levy of ten mills on the collar of all property subject to taxation in the Town of Conway has beet levied by the Town Council. This tax is due be L.J tween the first day of January and 7 ^ the first day of February, 1911, But, owing to thei lateness of this notice, caused by tty difficulties of preparing the duplicate from the county records in us^, after the passage of the Town Uvy, the Town Clerk and Treasurer villcollect town r taxes without penalty for fifteen days after the twenty ciays uotice of I this advertisement, or until February 13 th, 1911. J. O. Norton, Town Clerk Conway, S C , Jan 9, 1911. C. F. Page was in Coi a ay recently, J. T. Shelly spent ast Saturday in Conwayxni businesi. V ^ ^ Dun was a pleasant caller at the office one day last 7eek, R. E. Booth who s connected with the Burroughs & Collins Co., at Cool Spring, spent i day here on business one day receqly. I pA* < I ??9j ^ ^ <tlu* 'H i m V .* T8EFli?B W1TE TIE SffEET TBII Prices to Suit EVERY PURSE. While we make only Stieff and Shaw I Pianos, both of which are sold direct frony'maker to home, we can always furnish good instruments at lower | prices if you wish. If contemplating the purchase of any kind of piano, first write for our Price List for we can save you money, and you deal with a concern that is nearly three score years old, and get-a guarantee that is worth having. We wish you a very happy and pros perousNew Year. Just drop a post card to A o TV /I CTTCCC tnao 1 Dimn S It COIjITY, Mffr WILMINGTON, N. C Mention lids paper. OFFicrATpiQoTjMSTDM EXPO Millinery. Dry Goods. A J. W. Sparks MILLINERY Dress Goods. Trimmings. !<BBEaBK3BBMgEB5aBBBggEST3BMB1B HAPPY KEY/ YEAR I Thanking my many customers 4 for their generous patronage in re the past, and wishing all the [? readers of this paper a happy & prosperous New Year. L Malone's Music House | COLUMBIA, S. C. U Dealer in High firadc K' ' X Pianos and Organs. ^ COPY SUMMONS FOB BELIEF. (Complaint not Seived ) Si.nto nf South Carolina. County of Horry COURT OF COMMON PLEAS H. H. Woodward, Trustee for J. H MoArn, Plaintiff, A j/ainst. W. M. Boyd, Defendant. To The Defendant W, M. Boyd: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action which has been filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Please, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint, on the subscriber at his office at Conway, S. C., within twenty days after service hereof exclusive of the day 01 such service; and if you fail to an swer the. complaint within the time afore said, the. p'aintiff in this actior will apply to the Court for the re lief demanded in the complaint. A January 7th, A. D. 1011, Attest: W r. R 1'vn.n r. f! f! P VT . J 1 w ^ ? . II. II. Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney To W. M. Boyd, Absent Defendant Take notice, that the complain in this action aud the summons o which the foregoing is a copy wer filed in the office of the Court of Com mon Pleas, at Conway, S. C , on th 7th day of January, A. D. 19*1. H. H. Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney W v L. Br van. (L S ) C. C.C. P. Suit has been entered by J. A Bell, of Wampee, S. C., in the Mac istrate court against Bali Bros*, c that place concerning a bale ofcotto 1 which is in dispute between them The case was set for trial on Jam 1 ary 12tti at am pee but the par tie , have agreed to transfer the case t i the court of commou Pleas for trie by jury in that court. WttXK ^ / CONWAY, S. C., THURSI FR. Tobacci AT MuLLI W A Hardw tribute to 1 and custon BRICK WA tobacco see Hard wick is Horry and to supply friends. Hi I + of | 1 1^ lit CI t HI w TAX RETURNS. [ The Auditor of Horry county will at* 'end the wing places at, times speci(led below or the purpose of taking returns of all personal property for the fiscal year commencing January 1st, 11) 11 and ending December 131 st, 1911. Adrian, Tuesday Jan. 3rd, 10 a in to 12 m. Bayboro, Tuesday Jan 3rd from 2 p m o 3 p m. Zoan Tuesday Jan 3rd from 5 p ni to 0 p m, Htrouds Store Wednesday Jan 4th 10 a m to 12 m. VVauamaker Church Wednesday Jan 4th from 2pm to4 p in. Floyds X Hoads Thursday Jan 5th from 10 a in to 12 m . Spring Branch Thursday Jan 5th 2 p m to 4 p III Grassy Bay School House Thursday night Jan 5th from 7 pin to 8 p m. Green Sea Friday Jan G from 10 a in to 12 i. S W ! Iarrelson's School House Friday Jan G from 3 p m to 4 p m. J.oris Saturday Jan 7th from 10 a m to 12 r.i. San ford Saturday Jan 7th from 3 p in to 4 p in. Round .S'wamp Monday Jan 9th from 8 a m to 9 a in. Daisy Monday Jan 9th from 10 a m to 12 in. I Hammond Monday Jan 9th from 2 p 1 m to 4 p in. { Kbene/.er Tuesday Jan 10th from 10 a m to 12 in. Farmer Tuesday Jan 10 from 2 p in to 4 pm. Brookville [Stanley's Store] Tuesday night Jan 10th from 7 to 8. Little Diver Wednesday Jan 11th from 10 am to 12 m. Lay Wednesday Jan 11th from 3 p m to 4 p m Wampee Thursday Jan 12th from 9 a m to 11a m. i Hand Thursday Jan 12 from 2 p m to 3 pm. i Tilly Swamp Thursday Jan 12 from . 4 p in to 5 p in Cool Spring Monday Jan 1G from 10 a in 10 14 in. Uelioboth Monday Jan 10 2 p m to 4 1 p n>. Blanche Tuesday Jan 17 from 10 a in to 11 a in Pleasant View Church Tuesday Jan 17 from 1 p in to 2 p in. Stephens X Roads Tuesday Jan 17 from J p m to 4 p m ilinson & Ward's Store Wednesday Jan 18 from 10 a m to 12 in. Pisgah Church Wednesday Jan 18 from 2 p m to 4 p m, Galivnnts Ferry Thursday Jan 19 from 10 a m to 12 in. Rehoboth Church Dog B'.uff Thursday Jan 19 from 8 p in to 4 p m. Jordanviile Friday Jan 20 from 9 a in to 11 a m. Klondike Friday Jan 20 from 2pm to 4 p m. Greenwood Saturday Jan 21 from 10 i a m to 11 a m. M.-ttiflnv _Tnn 9.9 from /() a Ml uwt/onicv in vnv?u . . v.., _ ? 1 to 12 in. Burgess Monday January 23 from 2 p m to 4 p m. Stalv y Tuesday Jan 24 from d) a in J to 1J a in. i J) J Cox's Tuesday Jan 24 from 12 m - to 1 p m. Myrtle 1 leach Tuesday Jan 24 from 2 p m to 4 p m. Bureol Wednesday January 25 from 10 a in to 11 a m, Bucksville W ednesday Jan 25 from 1 p in to 3 p m. The balance of the time at the Audi: tors o/llce in Conway, t All able bodied males capable of earnf ing a support between the ages of 2/ p and GO years shall be deemed taxable polls. y The nifmber of your school district is ** imnovtant. hansfers of real estate must be noted with care. r. Executors and administrators will make tl returns strictly according to law. ... Ilia a ITDQ rtf 91 all ])firSUIl'l lit l m ecu mm ogva wi > > = and 50 who are liable to road duty will , make return of same to the County r. Auditor as required by law, >f 'Failure to make returns within the n time sped lied subjects the delinquent to a penalty of of 50 per cent. ' C. E. BARKER, Auditor. i- ? s . -I o il J. I Barnbill has moved from Justice in this county to Mullins. lis? JAY, JANUARY 12, 1911. EE INS, S C. J dck will dis:he friends lers of the .REHOUSE id free. Mr i a native of will be glad his Horry is store is werehouse ? mi? i?i? ? i? inn iii ii i Hi ? r rr - STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Jiorry. Court of Common Ple?is. Annie iv Davis and Melon M Bambill, Plaintiffs, against John S Lee, Gertrude P Lewis, Joseph R Lee, James N Lee. Benjamin F Lee, John B Lee, Thomas Lee, A It Thorn p son, Caroline Suggs, Mary 8 NorrU, Joseph P Lee, Blanche Murrell, Ciarence Murrell, A C MuirelJ, F E Edge, Helen Smith, May Hardee, J Whiteford Lee, S A Harrelson, Levy J frails and lielen Howard, l)efend&uta. COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Not Served.) To the Defendants: John S Ler, Gertrude P Lewis, Joseph II Lee, James N Lee, Benjamin F Lee, John B Lee, Thomas Lee, A K Thompson, Caroline Sugjfs, Mary S Norris, Joseph P Lee, Blanche Murrell, Clarence Murrell, A C MurreiJ, F E Edge, Helen &rnith, May Hardee, J JPhiteford Lee, A //arrelsou. Levy J IPatts and 7/e len Howard, You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action which has been A led in the office of the Clerk of the Court, of Common Piers, for the said county, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his off'ce at Conway, *S' C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaints with the time aforesaid, the plain tiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint November 21, A I) 1910. JI H U'OODJPARI), Plaint iff 3 Attorney. W L BUY AN, CCCC P. To Joseph P Lee, F E Edge, J H'hiwford Lee, and iMar} N' Norris, Absent Defendants: Take Notice: That the complaint in the foregoing stated action, and the summons, of which the foregoing is a copy, were filed in the ortieo of the Clerk of the Court of Common PI >as for Horry county Conway, S C., 011 the 22nd day of No- r member A D 1910. LI ii H'OOi) WARD, Plaintiffs Attorney, W L BRYAN, C C C P. 0w4t. ( STATE OF SOUTH UAKOUUNA, County of Horrv, Court of Common Pleas. Ella J Dusenbury, PlaintilT, against John T Johnston, Defendant. COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF, (Complaint Not Served ) To the Defendant: John T John- n: You are hereby summond and ro quireci to answer the complaint in this action which has been tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for the said county, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office at Conway, S. C , within twenty days after the S3rvice hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the count for the relief demanded in tho complaint. December 3rd, A D 1010. II fl WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. W L BRYAN, C C C P. To John T Johnston, Absent Defendant: Take Notice: That the complaint in this action, and the summons, of ? . Un f -?. t * g\i .1 I r i o r? .*>.:? n VV IUUII VLIC l\'i iti (% wv J | ?T v^i v filed in the ( liiee of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Horry county, at Conway, S C , on the 5th, day of December, A D lblO, H 11 WOODWARD, Plaitiff's Attorney. W L BRYAN, CCC P. 6w41. S. G. Tyler was in Conway last Friday on business. S D. Ilarrelson has moved from HalUster, Fla , to Eureka in the same State. J. D. Blanton was here on business one day last weeki ft ralil ! *"?? ?111 c rauiuess a Perfect H Some shoes always 1 Some shoes look shat Kg after they begin to s j&S woman whose shoes re and good looks after tw gl either paidHfour or fiv or else she wears m ?9 r ft c: H Uji* <cv>Tn L r'l v w-r ^ Ordinarily \ '^^iXov ordinary. W / ^a l'le s^oe *s [ \l// M Girl Shoe at value. It 1 wear it, an \ #A 'nK NV* \ /^C^n^V may hav? V I \ at l^le sa \ vA. new o pa This same shoe in our a KO "Autograph" Brand, $2.50 I jP -$3.00, is Goodyear V/elt c jfiftl Sewed: in our College^ gE^g Woman's Walking Shoe it \ Efl equals the best custom make. 7~s.\ The IJell Line of Shoes is rin< ??$ glad welcome in hundred of hoi ri |? Horry County. Is your home < them? If not your neighbor's join the procession and look ov & complete line of these solid It k shoes we have for men, womci || children. I i g Sole Agents at Conws | ?_T< ll o enemy and fr: | and old w Merry C ANI Most Haoov 3 ?r I Remember that we want to supply in 1911 with Fertilizers and Grocer every cent spent with us is appreci Palmtto Sr THE COOIMClt MULLIN, ' tm | Nine Pages. f r 1 ????????????i^??'^?? No 40 J i j ityle Plus Wear ?r1 ook neat and nifty. ? i - - ? my in snort oruer m ;ee service. The ES tain their fine lines H ro months of wear, B re dollars for them 19 The 1 ZM GIRL I hoe $2.50 I a $2.00 shoe is very 7hen the looks are gone raj gone. The Southern |*1 $2.00 is an extraordinary ?| ooks good as long as you ||S ?., id you will still be wear- gfl len your neighbor who g^| i bought some other shoe cH 991 d me time is obliged to buy 89 ^ nes. We use only the hides for vamps and tops, g|j nd the best sole leather noney can buy. We have ?gf dealer in your town. Kri >ook for the Red Bell En ?n the box. I^j CRADDOCK-TERRY CO., 11 Lynchburg, Vs. 41 ng a nes in |?j We absolutely one of If is so y Guarantee every cr 'hc k Pair or Your gather nJi 1 and || Money Back 1 iy for above line of Shoes. k.Y, !S. O. O- ?= I ^ae23sknmisl??; ejmewmuiujmmmi iend, young and e wish a hristmas ) A I New Year J every farmer in Horry county J ies. We give good values and Q ocery Co.,| WIIOLKSAIiE, I s cl % "