Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmrnmmmk Ml $20,000 OF GOODS IN A SINGLE J>A Y Record Pace Scl by Lynchburg Salesman?Due to "Dig" Advertising, Twenty thousand do'la^s for a single day's work is a record set by u ! Lynchburg salesman, according t< reports at the home cfliee here. i This pace was set in At'anta for Lynchburg, manufacturer goods the other day by George Haugb, a rep resentative of the Craddock-Terr\ Company. VVnen asked today about this record day's work, C G Craddoek, tb< sides manager of the coupiny, confirmed the statement and aided that he thought it was due to tl e extensive advertising campaign iu the Southern territory. "Oji patrons are increasing their bu^i ne^o in this same city," said Mr a i fi that some of iji uuuuv/n, ' >-? ? our largest, customers ho ye tbiyear doubled their last year's order.ancl it is, in my opinion, due to bigger advertising. A Letter From Michael. Pd'tor Herald: Please cdow mepnce in your most valuable pape* to write a few words from this pi ca. There has boon so.j.p sickness i' our community recently. G jo g Ca'ns has bc.eu very ill, but he 1 iirnroving now. F. E. Cox and little daughter Lottie, pent last Sundav at th? home or Mr and Mrs G. C Guise. Rev D I). C< x failed to (in hi regular appointment at Beaulah on the 4th Sunday and Saturday before on account of sickness. L. M. Hal dee is very ill at this writiug. Mrs Lillie A, Gause and her mother spent a part of last Fridaj with Mrs Allen Cox Dr Watson passed through here one day last week. Tobacco beds are looking sorrt around here. K F. Cause passed through her' J"iSt Saturday afternoon en mute to Red Bluir No weddings to report at prescn* hof T ?Mr.k the wedding bells will ring shortly. ionbb wihdts to the editor and th< dear old Herald. Hunch of Daisies Adrian Items. Editor Herald: Please allow mr space in y:ur valuable paper for a lew lines. Health of the community is good at this wining with the exceptim of lev* cases of small pox and vaccination. The friends of Mrs Bird Watts an glad to k-arn that she is improving uuc. he pe that she will soon be boon agio a. A. V. Arderson has returned from Detroit, Mich. Mrs L. F Andersen, and daughter Frankie. after visiting relatives in thissection, left Wednesday for her i home at Fair B'utl' Miss Eha Anderson, who is attending itie Burroughs High School, at Con way, spent Sunday with ber parents. Miss Grace Lewis, of Conway, spent some time with Miss Gertrude Anderson recently. A. V Anderson and brother. Cleveland, returned from Wilmington and other points last week and reported a nice time. Farmers are busy preparing for another crop. I think the tobacco crop will be cut about one-third this season, best regards to the Herald and its readers. A V A Notes From The Bay. Editor Herald: Please allow me space in your paper for a few words as I have n't seen anything from this place in a good wLile. Lav, what's ihe matter with the corrtspendenb ? They seem to be ashep. Wcke up and It ts muse our paper lively. Farmers are about through haul ing guano and getting busy plantFb ing corn. High Rtdgers is very ill at this :i wilting. St ' ?J^ . J M T I f? r ivjr bDu ivirs uonn mnson spern Suiday with Mr and Mrs Preston Skipper. Mrs J W Ward spent last went with tier daughter, Mrs M. A. Wright, ue,.r 'labor and returned home Saturday. Miss Dai v S ephens went shopping one day lu>t week at Nichols i Otto VVri^hi, of Tabor, spent \ Saturday night at J. W. Ward's \\ ar.d rttuimd home Sunday p. m. Mr .and Mrs II. Uinson spent Sunday with friends at Nichols. J. W. Ward went to Tabor one dav last week to si ip sc mo pork. Orr sth( ol at Athens, w h ch has been iu progress for five months unl> cer thf skillful management of Mi fh htfpben Hutks, will come to a close r > next 1 hursday. Let us hear from Ft. Meadi, Fla.. and all the correspondents Much success to the Herald and its many readers. Mama's Girls. I * Notice of Discharge. Notice is hereby tfiven that S V. l Causee, Guardian of Uriah L Cau^ see, Minor, has applied to the Probate Court in and for Horn couotv, for a final discharge as sush Br' a* life 4t$ -i iL. i <1. . o < . t i VUttlUMU, ttltu IM.U1 t IlUC fetiu Utt) u L March A. D 1911, has hern appointL as the time for hearing the saic lli J S. Vau/ht, Probate Judgo Horry County HBAtoruary 22od, 1911. Resolutions of Respect. Charleston, S C., Feb 12, HIT! Whereas, our K*nd He?veolj father has seen be** in h.s v* i scion to remove from our midst our es teemed Brother Baraga, Mr it. M Floyd, Teacher of thfe Baraea Clas>t the First. Baptist Churoh of thii citv, who met a tragic and deplor able dea? h Saturday evening, February 4t.b, 1911, at Mt Tabor, N. C The members of the Baraca Clas* No. 1655, of Bethel M. E. Church South, at their regular monthly meeting, on 'Thursday evening, February 9th, bv an unanimous vo'e appointed a committee to draw up he fallowing set of resolutions idopted by *ho class: Bj it resoived, First, That this BaraoaClass, both as a body and iodividually ' deeply the loss-of u trim .rl It irwn whn livr>ii n aoble a- .tie Baraca life and who -vas bo .d mired and respected bv ill th< ,racas of the city. Second, Though he is at rest wilh "Our Father in his Mansion above" A-e shall ever cherish the memory of jis splendid work, and it will be i consolation and a help to us to think >f him as he was. Third, That the Secretary be in strueled to send immediately a copy if these resolutions to the bereuv^o pareuts. Fourth, That these r solufc'ois be published in the Bulletin and initiates (f the class and in the dailv papers. Bethel Baraca Class, R M. Meaus, Jr., Secretary. Items From Green Pond. Mr Editor: Please allow a few iuec from Colleton county. The health is very * ad at this? writing. No weddings to report. S. H. Sirith was a pleasant visit>r in Barnwell Sunday en route to Columbia on business. He will eave for t'..e Rocky Mountains later in the spring. Tie says be like1 lear old Ilorrv but due west is his lestination. He spent several weeks in Colorado and Mexico last sumoer. Hope to boar from *ny old friendin dear old Horry. Wandering Boy Pauley Swamp News. Editor Herald: Please allow m. *pace in your valuable paper for b few lioes? Rev R. O Hendricks lilled hi'pgular appointment. at Pauley Swamp Saturday and Sunday Miss Mamie Cook .-pent Sunda\ ifternoon with Misses Mamie anc v1 yrtle Smart. G W Harrelson and J. C. Post *"nded preaching at Pauley Saturday. M. W. Cook, of Conwav, and T. K. Cook, of Dongola, were pleasant callers at S. L Smart's last Sunday. Miss Came Cook called on Mrs X. B. Smart lost Sunday. Pauley Swamp K d. Notice. There will be a meeting of the Independent Fruit Growers Association Friday, March 31st, at 2 p|m at. 4 mile School Houss. George Dickson. Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden * - i i i i _ under tne penalty proviaea oy iaw, to hunt, fish, or trap or in an? manner trespass or enter upon any of our lands situated in Simp:-on Creek Township, County of Horry, aud State of South Carolina. G M Long, J H Long, D B Holmes. Dated Feb. 17, 1911. Notice. All persons are hei-ebv forbidden to hire my minor son Alva Tompkins, and to r.?i /e him food or shelter Persons Violating this notice wiii do so at the'.' oe* 1, Ben Thompkins. Notice. Not' .s hereby given that the underlined as Public Guardian will rent to the highest bidder for the year 1911, at 11 o'cloc k in the forenoon, on Monday the 3rd day of April A D 1911, before the court house door at Conway, S C., the Haselton farm in Galivants Ferry Township. J S Vaught, Public Guatd an. Dated Mprch 16th A D 1911. Notice of Sale. Notice is hereby given that by authority of the Probate Court in and for ilorry County, the under signed Administrator of the personal estate and t ITects of S M Stevens, late of Horry County, deceased, will sell to the highest bidders for cash at the late residence of the deceased, in Ilorry county, oeginning at 11 o'clock ' i the forenoon on the 30th day of March, A D 1911. all and singular the personal estate o' the said S. M, Stevens, diirm11m cm m(.nnuicfini* nf nnu V* VVMy if OV v* | VUV 0O1A4V* Vy?_/U J I i? i I I > ^ V/? \/?J*. rr.u e, farming utensils, live stock, and household and kitchen furniture and other articles of personal property. W. L. Bryan, C C C F. & G S Adm of S. M Stevens, deceased. Dated March 15th, A. D 1911. CTDWT ta v Street tax of $3.00 is due on April 1st and the time will expire on April 15th, when penalty will be added. Pay at Town Clerk's office. J. O. Norton. Town Clerk. 2w2S NielliM THE HORRY HERALD TI I'Every Month' f writes Loia P. Roberts, of Vienna, Mo., "I used to be B sick most of the time and R suffered with backache and g headache. My Mother, who fg f een greatly helped by R tie use of Cardui, got me IS two bottles, and I have K oeen well ever since." ftg The Woman's Tonic 01 Cardui is a gentle tonic E g%3 ior young and old women. H Bp If relieves and prevents 19 pain. It builds strength. It j|3 m feeds the nerves, It helps Si J? tie whole system. rt? |li Made from harmless HE g| roots and herbs, it has no g| g| bad after-effects, does not B| wg interfere with the use of i| j?9 any other medicine and can |g| pi do you nothing but good. S3 2N Try Cardui. It will help lf| Ej you. Your dealer sells it Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden oo hunt, fish, trap or enter, or in any manner trespass on our lands, situate in Floyds township, on Lake ?wamr> and adjoining lands of Gerraid, Strickland and others. Franklin B. Graham, S. D. Graham. nRrmrrn? 3 Never Leak?Never Need Re some?Inexpensive?Suitable for H representatives almost everywh* I locality, write us direct for samph I CORTRIGHT META I 50 North 23rd Street i Be&f S Spring I |5 OF 1 I LATEST CUE A 9 I nr 4 amc gg iu.il.il 17 I The Entire Large Sf< ciai Offerings in E: Summer M Spring Novelties There is a natural tendency ment at Spring time We ex Collins Company standard fin this important display of daii superior values on these good I A Wonderf'.il Gathering of 3 Children. This Exhibition ar tailor's art end merchandis J ^styles and ma'erials worked o i Waits that dc/elop in the mot ! ing details for Spring Season ; f Irate a triumph of under pri Spring Wai its. Spring and J Women and Children. Ladiei assortment, lowest prices. S cales and Seersuckers. Men' of Spring styles. Spring Novelties Fancy Belts in plain colors, l white. Fancy Veils and Veli colors. Hand Bags with mc I handles and hcautitmu iimsn beautiful variety handsomely spring colors. Fabric and Ki Iors for Spring season. Lovely Spring Clothing, Sh for Men, Youtl Our Grocery Departments are comepletc w house or on the farm a I BURROUGHS MAIN i IURBPAY, MARCII 30, 1911. sesioe f Dfelst ^ Trade a t 1 jjaT Our buyer has just re ffg goods extremely plentiful, h ihem the same way as v? e ar Ifw cheap. Those who bought e arc as usual up a tree, but u ing too early as o;ir prices wi I ^ N vHties (hat were not show ? Our Belts and Ladies' Co Xd@; snappy and prices low consid l adies' Keady Made Suits, Su'ts, Voil Skirts, Wash and Children's Beady Made I" CLS new and cheap and better, a thin you can make at home. We will show you the bigg< Boys' and Youth's Clothing e1 Pattarns are the newest, styl tra Coats and extra Pants. I weights. eJe^F We have the latest things and Children's high and low y dels, Etc. You will hear the people t? as the price and quality and happy. Get in on thegroun Yours for Blisinc v| | ti m pairs?Fireproof?Stormproof?Hand- II all kinds of buildings. Wc have local ore but if none in your immediate gl ;s, prices and full prirliculars. 5? L ROOFING COMPANY | Philadelphia, Pa. H itiful " 1 LAliEUIUUi! ii | THB I || .TIONS IN WO- | I WEAK. - I ore Teems With Spe- |i tquisite Spring and H ercliandise. j in White Goods. I; to our White Goods Depart pect this and the Burroughs & ds force and loyal support in nty White Fabrics VNe8ubri-.it l^onHv.fft-Wnnr 'ni* nn.'l [':>j td Sale is a realization of the &-< mg genius. w'th surpassing ut in Suits, Dre sses Skirts and >t graceful manner the charm- fed , 1911, at figures that demoncc supremacv. Ladies Stylish pi Summer I'nderwear for Men, g?i s' Muslin Underwear, complete fc-1 pring Ginghams, Mndra?, Pors Furnishings, a fine display i and Accessories. j|j color combinations, black and M ng in all of the meshes and i rj ?st improvad ca clics, strong ings. New Hat Pins, a very finished. Fancy Ribbons in M Id Gloves in all lengths and colParasols, all shades and stripes fjjj oes, Hats and Caps 'i hs and Children. AS i '>a ? j ^ and Hardware j |j ith everything needed in the .t the very lowest prices. &? & COLLINS 0 1 STREET. I g iCJOOOCJOCEOCJN oo Short t( the Bargain, IJ he Happy* trrnc d from the Northern markets where 1 er :e he bouffh^ ffoods at practically his o e t on H dent that we bought too many rooi arly v/ill find tli?t they have thrown away n fortunately for them they /?ot in the nee ill tell the tale. We have eveiything tha n in earlv snrinsr* Vhispers of Spring liars will be very All the newest cr< ering quality. Dress Goods at pric '-hSuitH, Coat A beautiful line o rcsses, something the yard and up. ml better looking Lenoliam Floor C< and dining rooms. ?st line of Men's, ver shown in Horry. . A car load of Ric? os the latest Ex- ,n- Get our prices. Spring and summer and we make the pr Another shipment in Ladies', Gent's the price is right ar r cut Shoes. San- stallment plan, Sp cinating. Come an Iking and see the goods walking away fro quantity will make competitors restless a d floor before the goods arc all picked ovc ;ss. I Millmcry |! 1 ^>penm^? j i $ My Opening of the Latent Cre5 ationB in Millienery will be \ ! March 20 and 30 jjj when I will have a beautiful and r ', ill attrrctive line of Millinery and JE| J S Novelties on display. I YOU ARE INVITED. 1 Come and inspect my line. u f MRS J W SPARKS, 9 I CONWAY, S. C. | vi'iiii imphimbmbhiw Ilo Morrow May Bo| TOO LATE! PARCEL NO. 1. I Forty-seven [47 J acres near p Homewood and about five S miles from Conway; 12 or 14 fa acres cleared. Six acres in P Strawberries. Nice 6-roam A dwelling. Good out buildings. Artesan Flow. Good r community; convenient to B Churches and School. [J PARCEL NO. 2. I Fcrt> [40j acres, near Al- E lcn and about six miles from S Conway, 12 or 15 acres clear ed. Small 3-room dwelling and two or throe small outbuildings. Good community '] Near church and school. Le?s k than one mile from rail- M road station. ? I PARCEL NO. 3. Lots Nos. 119 and 120 of the I^ewis property in the town of Conway. Two of m the nicest lots in the entire g I property. g The above property must B all be sold at once, therefore Ps the price is right and terms H easy. S I want a few 5000 acre B tracts in good communities. "SEE JENRETTE I FIRST." I' J. N. JENRETTE Real Estate and Insurance n Conway, 3. C. A warrant was sworn out- last week for a man who is charged with selling whiskey to some of the convicts. ? ' . ,u> 09Q09000I ) Worry jj ' 'ovse and X tie found buyers scarce and SK 1 wn price and we will sell XX / rio Kofiimo wp imt them sol ""w money unci our competitors 9V /T^ k good and slron^ by buy- \ t is new and up to date nations in Waist, Skirt and j&S es that will suit you. if Matting from 12 1-2 cents >verlng for halls, bal Ii-rooms W& Prices very reasonable. N ?, Japan and Head Rice, just V / A full line of Groceries, of Bicycles just in. Boys Kl id we will sell on the inilendid exercise. Very fas- STg d get one. im the Bargain House soon nd our customer., busy and NOTICE OF SALE. CJrder and by virtue of that certain B.I I of Sale or chattel mortgage executed aud delivered by D G Hinson to First National Bank of Conninu flutcH O 'Inhpr !-ll 4^ A Ft "lQIfi* ami of sundry o'her chattel murt* rrgis executed by the said D 0 Hmson to various persons aDd cor* pora ious and now in the bands of the undcrsigmd; and by virtue of a distress warrant for rent issued by D A Spivey and dated January 16th, A D 1911; and also by virtue of a certain agreement made aud entered into, by and between the undersigned V D Johnson, Mrs Eva H?nson and L) G Hinson; notice is herr by #ivtn mat the uudersigned will oiTer for sale in front of the Town Hal! or old court house at Conway, S C , beginoteig at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, on Saturday the 8th day A A T1 1(11 1 Q t rvnKllo niioitnn i/i n l/ j i'i x | uv pu v/itv auwiiuu and to the highest bidders for cash, all and singular the following personal property to wit: 1 "Stick-seated" buggy bought of J M Richardson, 1 top buggy, 1 set of single harness, 2 bod room sets, 1 Singer sowing machine, 1 parlor set, 1 baby carriage, 1 Victor phonograph 2 center tabies, 8 chairs, 3 rocking chairs, 1 baby chair, 2 rugs, 1 parlor lamp, 8 window shades, 1 grass mattress, 1 felt mattress, 3 bed springs, 2 quilts, 1 dinirg table, I safe, 1 dining room dresser, % lantern, 1 axe, 8 fruit jars, 1 cook stove. All articles must be paid for at ;;he time of the sale and before they are removed from the place of sale, Conway, S. C.. March 22, 1911. V D Johnson, Agent. It shorely is good and the time f nFFFF^smto"c#i ^ * II I I I WgWOBUAi^lLSjU ^VI * ^ Notice, All persons who are the owners o lumber, material or buildings on site of the Kanawha Lumber Cor* poration nre notified to removq same without delay, as the space is needed for the erection of the plant of Georgetown Lumber Cowpauj. who has leased the premises. All such property not moved within thirty days from this date, will be otherwise disposed of to maka room. M G Anderson, For Lessee. # 4 ?