The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 01, 1911, Image 8
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In Loving Memory of Little Ernest
Bremer Sessions,
On Sunday, May 7tb, 1911, the
death angel visited the home of Mr
and Mrs Sam Sessions, of Florence,
( and took their little darling boy
away. He was a lovely and brighi
little boy. He was a dear little
lover of Sunday school and went t
Sunday school that day aud on le
turning home with other smai.
children and while playing along
the street, tbe hotel omnibus came
along and ran over him causing
instant deatn,
His life was short and sweet, but
oh how sad it is to part with such
little darling cue as 1 tt e Ernest.
It seems that it is always the sweetest
flower that is plucked tirst The
Master only took this little bud to
blossom in heaven. Yes, we are
satisfied little Ernest is through
with the trials and troubles of this
sinful world and is not grouped with
tho angels on the right band o
God. We cannot wish you back
lutle Enest, but oh how sad to
be separated for life with only your
dear image inshrined in our hearts
to remind us of your animated presence.
He was born July 14th, 1905 and
died May 7th, 1911. His remains
were brought to Adrian, S. C, on
Monday and his sweet little body
was placed in a beautiful white casket
and laid to rest at Poplar church
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OO l/uesuuy. alu luucmi sci vitca
were cocciucted by the Rev A. D.
Belts, of the Conway Methodist
Church.
Little Ernest leaves a loving
father and mother and a large host
of relatives and friends to mourn
their loss, but while we mourn we
kr.ow it is his eternal gain.
Eirnest, God has called you away
. to that happy land. It seems that
once the happy home is now the
saddest place on earth Soon we
will go and meet you in that sweet
bye aud bye, May we all live such
lives so that when the angel of death
closes his wings over us we will be
ready to go and meet our loved ones
in heaven. Oh, how hard it was to
give him up, but we know that the
Lord gi\e:h and the Lord taketb
away and we must bow in humble
submission to his blessed will and
be comforted with the hope that we
will meet little Ernest in that better
world where no tears are ever
shed.
Thou art gone little Ernest,
Aud thy face no more we'll see.
Till we meet beyond the river,
In that bright eternity.
His loving cousin,
Mattie Thompkins.
Adrian, S. C.
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I1U1U1HJ4 uic uunitT.
It is a bold gairu^that is being
played in the undertaking to prosecute
T. B. Felder for alleged attempt
to bribe H. H. Evans six
years ego. Evans is himself under
indictment for alleged corrupt dealings
in dispensary affairs, and
Felder had charge of the prosecution
against him, having worked up
the evidence upon which it was
based. To attempt to turn the
tables and hunt the hunter is a fine
stroke of audacity, and if the new
probers succeed in running Felder
down they will make a hit, though
how that is going to help Evans or
an v of the rest of the accused dispensary
conspirators is not very
clear. The whole business is being
reduced to very cheap terms.
However, if the m?ny and varied
interests get to fighting among
themselves bind enoigi, each trying
to escape by pushing back the
other, perhaps the whole kit and
boodle of them will be caught in the
narrow passage through which they
*.ftre trying to crowd, and a general
Vdtmd up will be p issiblo by the
forces of honesty. Likely em ugh
Felder knows a good deal that ht
hasn't told and Evans knows a good
deal that be hasn't-told, and, though
it is not probable that either of
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mem win sui luurui evtryining nc
knows about corruption in the dispensary,
each may drop a few hints
that raiy be followed to profitable
development before the record is
closed.?Charleston Evening Post.
Miss Janie Cox and Mr Ralph
Holbert, of Henderson ville, N. C..
were married lost Tuesday night at
the residence of Mr T. T. Elliott,
Rev Mr Bctts performing the cere
mony. The bride is a charming
daughter of Mrs Sallie Cox, and
loved by many friends in Conway.
The ground has been broken for
the erection of a new brick store for !
W R Lewis next door to the store
tow occupied by bim, The building ]
will be a modern structure and will I
add much to the appearance of that
h part of Main Street. HP Little is
the contractor. ;
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f The Sea Side Hote
fl Now Open fo
d This well known hotel havin
2 located on one of the finest beache
V ready for the Summer resorter. ]
M iwmrr -a quo uifip VHPatinn. eXPPllpnt f
!' Music and Dancir
Absolutely no malaria in this
draining the surrounding country,
families, those wanting all the coi
i The summer schedule of train:
j one to leave any part of Eastern I
1 Beach for noon dinner.
2 Special Rates by th<
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^MYRTLE BEACH.
HIGH GRA!
Fresh Bread and Cakes a'iW&ys on 1
filled with choice goods for family us<
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1 REMEMBER I
H I am always ready to serve |
9 you when you need anything in 3
I MILLINERY |
3 and I will, from rj
JUNE FIRST I
sell my millinery at a very low I
t price as then is my closing out |
season and you can buy a hat a
very cheap.
I also have a few skirts and |
waists that J will sell at cost. |
Yours to Please, *1
MRS J W SPARKS 1
CONWAY, S. C. |
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Assignee's Sale.
By virtue of {the power iu me
vested, by the deed of assignment,
and the laws of this State, relating
to Assignments for the benefit of
creditors; Notice is hereby given,
[ that I will sell at Gurley, S. 0, at
II o'clock in the forenoon, on Saturday
the 10th day of June, A D
1911, all and singular all of the stock
of goods and general merchandise,
known as the Black well stock, now
being in the H W Mishoe store, and
fully shown by inventory thereof
The terms of sale will be cash.
S M Allen,
Assignee.
Dated May 19th, A D 1911.
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Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden
to hunt, trap, fi>h or in any manner
'o enter or trespass on any of my
lands in Little River township
especially the lands purchased from
Gardner & Lacey, containing 1200
acres, more or less.
4 wlO J L Bel!.
Citation Notice.
STATE OF SOUT// CAROLINA,
County of //orry.
By J. b. Vaught Esq , Probate Judge.
W//ERE AS, F1/ninth V. reen has
made suit to ine, to grant her letters of A !ministration
of the Kst- te of and effectof
Edgar A. Vere< n, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular The kindred and
creditors of the said Edgar A. Verecn,
deceased, that they he and appear belorc
me in the Court of Probde, to he held
at Conway, 8. C.,on Juno /7th, next, after
publication hereof, at' 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand, this 2'Jth day
of May Anno Domino l'Jl/.
Published on tike 1st and 8th day of
June in the ilorry Herald.
J. 8. Vaught, (fi S).
juuxce ot rroimte, uorry county,
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Foil the Purpose op Advertising,
the Spartanburg College offers
Free Tuition to one person
fr. m this county who enters the
bchool on or before June 20th, who
is accompanied by one student taking
the full course, or two students
taking a single course, either Book- 1
keeping or Shorthand.
For catalogue etc , address,
L Neel Vernon, Princioal,
Spartanburg Business Colli gn, 1
Spartanburg, S C
FOR SAf.E:?700 bushels field '
peas (mixed varieties) $2 25 per
bushel fob Wilmington, N. C.
W. B. Cooper,
Wilmington, N. C. ?
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I, Myrtle Beach, is a
r the Season. I
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g been refitted and refurnished, ^
s on the South Atlantic Coast is lk
[t appeals strongly to those want- SJ
jurf bathing, boating, lishing, etc. ^
ig at the Pavilion |
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We desire to eater to the best Sj
tnforts of home life. ^
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s to and from Myrtle Beach enables s
South Carolina and reach Myrtle ?
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hand. Our Grocery Dcpatrmeot it
3 aud are marked down to the low
ren careiul attention aud prompt de
riVXAJNT.
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Sale for Partition.
Under and by virtue of a decree
made bv bis honor, T S Seaso, Presiding
Judge, in the rase of Eila J
Dusenbury, plaintiff vs John T
Johustonjdefetidaut, an 1 dated April
3rd, A D KH1, I, the undersigned,
Clerk of the Court and Special Referee,
will sell at public auction be .
fore the court h wse door at Cou way,
SC., during legal hours of sale, on
saiesday in June next, it being the
5th day of sa d month, all and singular
that certain tract of land in
Horry county described as follows,
to wit*
k "All and singular that certain
tract or parcel of land, situate in
Socastee township,{in the couutyand
State aforesaid, containing live hundred
and thirty-five (535) acres,
more or less, beginning at two
stakes o and n on the Atlantic ocean,
thence north 72] VV. 140 a straight
line to a stake 3xn, thence S 08 V\
7 30 to a stake 3<o, thence S 13,
W. 30, to a corner, thence S. Old E
T29, to a stake 3xu on said ocean,
thence the said ocean to the beginning
point as reference to a plat of
same made by 7V1 F Sarvis, dated
January 14th, 1882, will more fully
show; now bounded by lands of
Vereen, Turbovillo and Banta land.-,
and the Atlantic ocean, and is the
identical tract of land conveyed to
Agues S Johnston, by Ella C John
ston, and John T. Johnston, by
their deed dated Jurni 5 li, A D
1882, recorded in c ffPe of 11 v. C
for ilorry County, in deed book
"V" at page 141.
Terms of sal?cach. Purchaser to
pay for paper*.
Miy 10, A D 1911
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C C C P and Special II :fer< c
II H vV o ?e ward,
Ulni liilTT A lA^rney.
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Pure Ice. :
Everything thai has been paid ahout
pure water applies with equal force
to pure ice. Only ice of absolute j*#??i*ity
should he allowed to come in contact
with foods, and it is doubly essential
that ice used in drinks should
be both pure and clean,
OURS IS CHEMICALLY PURE 1
Ask Those Who
Use It
T. B. SMITH !
MANAGER
CONWAY. S. C.
'PHONE EITHER MARKET.
University of South Carolina
Sch: larship Examination
The University of SonUi Ca -oliirolfers
seholrushbus in the Seh-el < f
duration to one your.if man from
each county. Each sololrhip is
worth $100 in money, and $18 term
fee and free tuition.
Examination v 11 be hold at, lb*
county seat July 11. 1011. Exami- (
nation of students generally for admission
to the University will he
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ticlcJ at the some time.
Write for information to
S C. I rCEILCLL. President.
Columbia, S C.
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Send ub your work.
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IT, JUNE 1, 1911,
) The Great
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I ished their homes and filled
| heard of in Horry county.
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>n reasonable terms Apply to,
H. P. Little. 1
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Truckers Meeting.
There will bo a general truckers
nee ling at 4 Mile school house on
uiiC 3rd, to settle up with clerks. jl
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store, clothed themselves from head to foot, furn[
the pantry and smoke houses at prices never before
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Gifts,
Richardson, Mrs. J. M. D. Jones I
bury, Mary Thomas, I
Sue Moore I
hnson, "amp Johnson, W. O. Singleton,
ngwny, Henry Wilson, II. W. Ransom. I
Remember we give you more goods for the same I
for less money every day in the year. In our War
erselllng ourselves for 10 days.
idered away from the Conway Bargain^House for any
g the big sale, jl you were not benefited by the big
ose that had the cash were benefited, and it was not
lave it.
make our store your headquarters at all times. If
.our hat you know that we are the laboring mans
will stick to you. In unity there is strength and
?ublic for their great loyalty in the recent war, we
Youfrs so serve,
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