The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 11, 1911, Image 2
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HI. H, WOODWARD. Editor
THURSDAY MAY Li, 1911
C over nor B!ease hap not recently
broke out in a new ^iace, Praise
God from whom all blessings flow.
We have been asked if there is a I
Demonstration Farm in Horry, and, !
if so, where is it located?
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Pellegra, us a disease, is numbered
among the has beens and the
Hookworm is fast disappearing from
the stage of action. Some other
disease will soon lift its hydra head
to scare timid people to death.
Chemical analysis recently made
has demonstrated beyond peradven
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tare that cotton seeu its uu *.-acellent
food for work animals. Lest
we forget we remind our readers
that Conway is in all respects a very
desirable site for the location of anto-date
cotton seed oil mill and that
now is the time to work it up.
BO Evans, of Bowman, interestingly
writes the News and Courier
under a recent date, concerning his
experience of an acre of peauuts.
He gathered and sold sixty bushels
at the average price of $2 60 per
bushels. Besides there was about
as many more caught by the frost.
This beats cotton all to pieces and
proves that it pays to plant peanuts
And it has has also been proven, by
actual demonstration, that there is
no better land adap'ed to the cultivation
of the peanut in the world
than Horr3r dirt.
Governor Blease vetoed the Act
to investigate the Dispensary Investigating
Commission. This is the
Act that Thomas B Felder, the Atlanta
attorney, threatened the Governor
to floDd this State with blood
and thunder literature exposing
Governor Blease's connection with
the ' alleged dispensary steal if he
failed to sinn the Act within thirty
days from date. The thirty days of
grace have long since expired and
as far as we know not a word concerning
this intensely interesting
matter has been received by a single
cifciz n of this State. Was the
daughty Colonel only blulling or
teasing?
W 13 Chestnut has bought out the
Cooler.
S fi Aycock v as a visiter in Wilmington
on-! day last week.
Many peop'e w< re in town Siturdav
shopping, and our streets had
a lively appearance.
Among the nevr?'c ... Edition to
Conway's automobile .-..traction is
the run-about of Dr Hope H Burroughs.
A party of Marsonitcs came over
in automobiles last EYidav to visit
the Couwayit vs. Among the party
were live of Marion's prettiest anci
sweotoat. daught- rs. Come dowi
nt/ain. and the oftene? the better
will it please the Conwayites.
Ilow's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh tha<
cannot be cured bv HaTs Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., To
ledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
and bvlieve him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations
made by h s firm.
WaJ.DINO, klNNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
aciing direct y upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Pr?ca, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
inn 1 if Oil la fnr> Prtn.
lanu uan o i UUI.IJ . uu IUI w??
BtipalioD.
Crop Greater and Erlier.
Georgia's cotton crop for 1911, according
to reports received from the
Atlanta Constitution from all over
the State, will be from ten to fifteen
per cent, greater than last year.
This year's crop also is expected
to be two or three weeks earlier, because
of the early start the farmers
were able to get with their planting.
Manchester England sent the
United States and its possessions
$18,543,599 worth of goods in 1910,
chiefly cotton goods, machinery,
linens and paper stock
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Huns Amuck at Grifs North
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, 0 Sf E PEOPLE FALL
Robert Grainger, and a Lewd Woman
Companion, Fill Themselves Full of
Blind Tiger "Greased Lightning"
and ^Terrorize a Community?One
Man Dead and Another Wounded.
The Whisky-Crazed Couple Arrested.
The Chadbourn Industrial Advocate
of May 4th, says: One of the
most outrageous crimes that has
ever been perpetrated in this community
occurred at Grist-, two miles/
west of here, on last Friday night,
when Robert Grainger shot Bud
Nobles in the leg with a double barrel
shot gun, the wound resulting in
his death in the hospital 9t Wilmington,
where he had been taken
for treatment. The story is a
strange one. It seems that Grainger
was crazy with dri~'' and that
it. wns his desire to see how mmy
scalps ho couM take, xie Irst began
shooting promiscuously from a buggy
in which he and a woman by the
named Mess MarJow were riding.
The best \ e can gather from the
many stories is that he then went to
the home of Wiley Hammond, or
near there, where he picked a quarrel
with some negroes As a negro
cannot stand the smell of gunpowder,
they cleaned out for the woods.
He then went back toward the railroad
when he met Bud Nobles iL
front of H L Stuther's home and
fired both barrels into him, hittiog
him in the muscles of the leg. He
then ran down the road and as Wiley
Hammond stopped to bind the
wound of the injured man he fired
back at him, several shot takiDg effect
but none seriously, as he was
too far away. During all this time,
which consumed abont half an hour,
the woman was with him assisting
by way of furnishing shells and as
far as can be learned, urginghimon.
From all reports of her conduct she
certainly must have been under the
influence of whiskey herself, for no
sane woman could have assisted in a
thing of the kind. Dr Blake was
summoned and had the injured man
placed on train No. 50 and taken to
tvilmincrhnn whprfi evervihinc was!
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done that could be ^oue to save his
life, but to no avail. He died Saturday
night.
Grainger wont to the home of
Joe Tice, where he was arrested
during the mght and brought to
Cbadbourn ana lodged in the guard
bouse until noon, when he was taken
to the county jail at Whiteville. On
Monday the woman was arrested
and given a preliminary bearing before
Squire Prince and bound over
,o court.
Robert Grainger was born and
aised near Wannamaker (Horry
county,) S C. From what can be
earned of his character he has b;en
living a dare-devil life and has been
belpd out scrape after scrape by
his father until the parent could no !
'unger stai d it and his uncle tried!
to tide bis tr rnble over and he *o > I
had failed It seems that there are!
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filled with choice goods for family ua
est possible notch. Phone orders gi
. livery guaranteed. Phone No, 13.
VEGETABLES
B. T. HYM/
TF" HORBY HERALD THE
Steven warrants out for him in South
Carolina. He had beeo in this neighborhood
with the woman, *ho also
lived in Scuth Carolina, but who had
lived near Grist some two years ago,
about two weeks when the tragedy
occorrtd.
Toe woman bore a bad reputatfon
and this, together with Grainger's
reputation, forms the basis of the
trouble. It is simply a case of
a drunken man "painting things
red," assisted by a bad woman, with
innocent parties suffering the penalty.
BuL Nobles was well known in this
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SfUlHMl, IJUVIIJ^ ueeu Wi ll auu imocu
here, and was liked by all who knew
him. He was just entering the prime
of his manhood, pre bably* twentyeight
or thirty years of age. He
was an industrious farmer and was
making a success of his endeavors.
That be should thus be cut down and
that by a drunken maniac is something
not to be understood.
Do Ghosts Haunt Swamps?
No, Never. Its foolish to fear a
fancied evil, when there are real and
deadly perils to guard against in
swamps and marshes, bayous and
lowlands. These are the malaria
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germs tnat cause a^ue, cuius auu
fever, weakness, aches in the bones
and muscles and may induce deadly
typhoid. But Electric Bitters destroys
and cast out these vicious
?3rms from the blood. "Three bottles
drove all the malaria from my
system," wrote Wm Fretwell, of
Lucama, N C.. and I've had fine
health ever since." Use this safe,
sure remedy only. 50 cents, at the
Norton Drug Co.
The Middleburg Cotton mills, of
Lexington countjr, has made application
to the Secretary of State for
permission to increase its capital
stock for $100,000 to $300,000, while
the Conway Cotton mill has not yet
been orgauizcd. More's the pity.
The body of Thomas O'Connor,
white, of Charleston, was found dead
by the side of the Atlantic Coa?t
Line track at Howes' Siding, in
Florence county, one morning last
week. The theory of the cause of
bis death is that be was riding the
rods and fell off. His body was horribly
mangled.
The first train of the WinstonSalem
Southbound Railroad 'entered
Florence ou May 1st. This a branch
of the Atlantic Coast Line and is to
be operated by men named by that
company,
Chester's newest enterprise is the
Walling Granite Co.
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Send me a trial order.
Family washing taken.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Work neatly executed, ana in
first c style,
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and if not sailed for will be sold,
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iV. McMhWKE, Proprietor.
MANUFACTURER OF
MENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC.
and Prices Furnished on Application
f< r Anything iu Our^Line.
S. VAUGHT, Conway, S, ,
RSTARLISHED IS80.
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hand. Our Grocery Depatrmeat ii
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ven careiul attention and prompt de
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40c. Henrietta
25c. Linen
Southern Plaid Homespun
Fancy Lawns
Fancy Percals
Under suits
$1.50 hats
Remember I
If you want credit five me security.
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WINTHROP COLLP.GR
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION.
The examination for the award of vacant
scholarships in Winthrop* College and for the
- ? III Iw.l.l o ? ?|,a
admission ol new siuuen?? wm iiu iicik av uiv |
Connty Court House on Friday. July 7, at
9 a in, Applicants must not bo less than fifteen
years of ago When Scholarships are vacant after
July ''they will be awarded to those making
the highest average at this examination, provided
tuey meet the conditions governing the
award. Applicants for scholarships should wri e
to President Johnson before the examination for
Scholarship examination blanks.
Sholarshipsare worth $100 and free tuition.
The next session will Open September 20. 1911.
For further information and catalogue address
PKES D B JOHNSON, Kock llill, S. C.
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State of South Carolina, I
County of Horry )
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
H. Kaminski, E. W. Kaminski, Joseph
Schcnk and Herman Schenk, Copartners
in trade under the firm
name of H. Kaminski & Co.,
Plaintiffs,
against
J. Q. Quaker, Defendant.
Copy Summons for Relief
on plaint Served
o the Defendant: J. Q. Quaker.
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint In this
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acion, of which a copy is uerenun
served upon you, and to serve a copy
of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his office at
Conway. S. 0., within twenty days after
thes-ervlce hereof; exclusive of the day
of such service; and if you fall to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
con. plaint.
February 10, A, D. 1911.
H H WOODWARD
Plaintiffs' Attorney.
Attest;
W L BRYAN CCCP.LL.S.]
To J. Q. Quaker, Absent Defendant:
i'iease take notice that the complaint
in the foregoing stated action and the
summons ot which the foregoing is a copy
were filed in the ofllce of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas for Horry
County, at Conway SC., on the lltb day
of February A D 191 =
April 14, 1911.
II II WOODWARD
Plaintiffs' Attorney
W L BRYAN CC CP 0w5i
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piano or organ. l)ou$tlo*s you nave
I promised your family fta instrument.
I No homo la complete- without music,
i I and nothing is ho inspirfig and cultivat'
I ing. Music helps to drown sorrows and
I gives entertainment for the children and
H keeps thein at home. This is our 27th
vear of our uninterrupted success here,
I nence, we uro better piepared than ever
to supply the heft pianos and organs and
IwUIsavo you money.
Write AT ONUK for catalogs and for
our easy payment plan and prices
Malone's Music House
COLUMBIA, S. C.
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SiSome of the concrete siaewalki
about town are badly broken ir
many places and are otherwise oui
of oonditlon.
A memorial shaft has been ereetec
in lakeside Cemetery to the mem
ory of the late Capt Ike Williams.
The prolonged dry weather hai
played havoc with truck and berriei
eductio
AYS ONL
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28c. Ormental c!o<
18c. Plate Meat
5 l-2c. A few more 2
5 l-?c. Best 150 proo
6c. Farming Imp
48c Dr A full line of
98c. Yes, I forgot
and see.
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These Prices
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g 2500 ons High Grade
H 500 Barrels Flour.
1 300 Bags Rice.
5 ons Lard.
One Carload Sugar.
We carry the Stock.
See us if you have th<
We'll save you mone>
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;ks $1.S5
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4 pound socks fancy pat floor 68c.
f kerosene oil 13c. per ftL
iliments at a bargain,
staple drugs must go at this sala.
that fancy coffee, but I bar# It com# ,
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