The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 15, 1911, Image 8
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River Side Notes.
Crops are very small on account
of dry weather but they are improving
some since the rain.
Our Sunday school at Salem Is
progressing nicely under the management
of Mr Skipper.
Roberson Hardee passed through
this section Sunday afternoon.
W H Drew had the misfortune of
loosing his infant baby, Glide, on
the 30th day of May, and was laid to
rest at the family grave yard or
the clay following.
KT^v n.!?,?f, tn i<nnni*f ftt tihlS
WCUUIIIJIJI DV# tupvi V
writing but are expecting the bell?
to riug at any time.
Best wishes to the dear old Herald
and its many readers.
B C M
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A Charming: Woman
is one who is lovely in face, form
mind and totnper. But it is hare
f.<ra woman to be charming withou
health. A weak, sickly woman will
be nervous and irritable. Constipation
and kidney poisons show ii
pimples, blotches, skin eruption*
and a wretched complexion. Bu j
Electric Bitters always prove i
godsend to women who want health,
beauty and friends: They reguJat<
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, puri
fy the blood; give strong nerves,
bright eyes, pure breath, smooth,
velvety skin, lovely complexion anc
perfect health. Try them. 50c a
Norton Drug Co.
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"I would like to guide ||
pj suffering women t^a sure
P0 cure for female troubles/' ?|
writes Mrs. R. E. Mercer, E
9 of Frozen Camp, W. Va. R
I "I have found no inedicine
equal to Cardui. I Sg
had suffered for about ?||
four years. Would have |&
headache for a week at a R
time, until I would be p?
nearly crazy. I took Car- ftp!
dui and now I never have *??
the headache any more/' |?
Tho Woman's TonFc
J/ The pains from which |F
many women suffer every fcf
P montli are unnecessary. k
H It's not safe to trust tq
?3 strong drugs, right at the K,
jg| time of the pains. p*
m Better to take Cardui S|.
for a while, before and g?
ffl after, to strengthen the B
|9 system and cure the cause. W
3 This is the sensible, e
P^^^-'ientiiic, the right way. ^
Sale for Foreclosure.
Under snd by virtue of a judgmeti
f. r foreclosure and sal-% made by bh
Doner T. >'? Se fp, Presiding Judg"
at tho Ap'il term of the court of Com*
inon Pleas, for Horry County, in ti
ca?eof (Jonway S vin.s R?mk, a corj o
ration, PliiinMif vs H. G issette Gaits*
et ai. Defendants, and dated the 3rd d*\ |
Of April. A. I). 1911; NOTICE U
HEREBY G1VFN, thatthe undersienec
* B. J. Sessions. Sheriff of Horry Count?
will rell at. public aurt'on before tin
Court House f) or at Conway, in tin
County of Horry, and the State of Sout!
Carolina, durin? legal hours of sal-* o
salesday in July ne.\f, it I < i >^r the 3n !
day of said month, all and siniu'ar those
certain tracts or parcels of latj<l situati
in Horry County and describid u3 fol
lows, to wit:
AU and singular those tlnee eerfuh
parcel* or tracts of land lying and beinjL'
in Little River Township and containing
in the asjgregnfe 2;8 acres, more or less. |
and described as follows to wit:
Tract No. 1. Containing 100 acres
more or less, and Is bounded North b
Jnnds of Stei hen Bellamy Estate; Ems
by W L Bellamy: South by O M Bel.
Liny a'd Wesl ly Tlios Bellamy; sa:d
trac conveyed to me by W H Grlaectte, ;
Tli08 Bellamy, O M Bellamy ai d H i*
vey W Bdhuny. the Jieirs of the rstj.t
of O M Brvan.
Tract No 2. Containing 59 acres mo e
or b<e\ and is ?hc tract owned or form
city owned bv Mary Am Brvnt anr
conveyed t< me and my wife, Sila Cause
bv her d?jed of gilt dated May 15 h,
1800.
'1 ract No. 8. Containing 54 scref,
more or tecs, and bounded North b>
lands of Mihe Bryan, Fast by Tract No.
1, Soui|i by Thos Bellamy, unci W?st b)
AV II Orisf-ette; same deeded to my wi e,
Sila Grufp, by her father, Owen Brjan;
thi? mortgage intended to lover all im
rijiht, title, and interest in said tract ol
lnnd.
Terms of S:ile Cash. Purchaser tr
pay for papers.
H J Sessions.
Sheriff Horry County.
June 9th. 1911.
Woodward,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
FOR SALE.
I will sell on reasonable term?,
v for part cash and part time. the
unpaid portion of the purchase
money to be secured by mortgage
two tracts of land in Simpson Creek
township adjoining each other aggregating
154 acres, more or less,
and known as the J J Hughes land
I which wa9 conveyed to him by S P
Hughes. Write or call on the undersigned.
H H Woodward.
Attorney at Law, Conway, S. C.
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THE
CLEMSON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
Enrollment Over 700?Value of Propl
ertyOvera Million and a Quarter?
Ninety Teachers and Officers.
Seven full four years courses, in
Agriculture, Engineering, etc.
Cost per session of nine months,
Deluding all fees, board, heat, light,
aundry, and necessary uniforms?
*12187..
Students who are financially able,
jay $40 00 tuition additional.
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION
The College maintains 124 Agricultural
Scholarships, and 43 Textile
Scholarships, worth each $100 00
tnd free tuition.
(Students who have attended i
Clemson College or any other Col-1
" i ^ _ i:~ I
1ege or u uiversuy are uut ungiuio |
or the fcholarships unless there are
10 other eligible applicants.) )
Scholarship any entrance examination
will be held at the County Seats
July 14th, 9 A. M. .
Next Session Opens
SEPT. 13, 1911.
Write AT ONCE to W M Riggs,
President Cloinson College, S. C.,
or catalogue, scholarship blanks,
4c. If you delay, you may be
rowded out.
Married.
Miss Jessie Jenrette to Mr Brook
lierren, on June 3rd, Magistrate
Oaniel Grainger performing the
ceremony. Tne bride is a daughter
>f the late B I? Jenrelte near Leris
jH Its beneficial ef.
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felt very quickly
E Makes rich, rea, pure
em ? clears the brain ? strer
A positive specific for Blood
rives out Rheumatism and S
wonderful tonic and body-bi
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You'll enjoy it
the last drop an
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fill THE COCA
11| 1 Atlanta,
| ? | Send for 100
f WM A our interest|?|
ing booklet,
|?| "The Truth
|J^||j| |f About Coca-Cola"
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden
o bunt, trap, fUh or in any manner
o enter or trespass on any of my
ands in Little River township,
specially the lands purchased from
Gardner & Lacey, containing 1200
teres, more or less.
4wl0 J L Bell.
For the Purpose of Advertising,
the Spartanburg College of.
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rers f rkk juitiuw iu uue pursuit
frcm this county who enters the
chool on or before June 20th, who
is accompanied by one student taking
the full course, or two students
taking a single course, either Bookkeeping
or Shorthand.
For catalogue etc , address,
L Neel Vernon, Principal,
Spartanburg Business College,
Spartanburg, S C.
FOR 8Ar E?Oce 20 H. P. boiler
on rea*< role terms. Apply to,
H. P. Little.
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White and Ct
ings, Muslin
Made suits, A
We solicit yoi
, Poke Root and Potassium) M
Powerful Permanent
Stubborn cases Good results are
yield to P. P. P. lasting?it cures M|
when other medi- you to stay cured RR
lines arc useless H|
P. P. I
blood ? cleanses the entire H
lgthens digestion and nerves. H
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tops the Pain; ends Malaria; H
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dual among drinks?4 A J
<- fairly snaps with deli-^Mk 1^ - Jl
and refreshing wholesSSfn
:han mere wetness and Ip ip
vigorous, full of life. ^V^'||fglB
from the first sip to W.^m
id afterwards. ^ WfW
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I REMEMBER
I I am always ready to serve
I you when you need anything in
I MILLINERY
I and I will, from
I JUNE FIRST
I sell my millinery at a very low
I price as then is my closing out
I season and you can buy a hat
I v - ry cheap.
I I also have a few skirts and
I waists that I will sell at cost. '
I Yours to Please,
I MRS J W SPARKS
I CONWAY, S. C.
Send us job work.
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rnURSDAT JUNE 18, 1911
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is Cohen & C
232 & 234 King: Street, and 203 Meetii
STOIM,
gest Wholesale and Retail M
in the South
r us on an Order?Your Nearest Mail Box Pla
Door to You.
lND showing;
lored Wash Fabrics, Notions, Gents Furnish
Underwear, Ladies and Childrens Dresses,
lillinery, Etc.
ir patronage and GUARANTEE "NAT]
your money back
if!! * \~t~~t i >
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H f* T"* B TT * it.
g|Z> I I JUL. UUliM
' -.?.?.' Our Mid Summer Sale is on. Our Ladies Ha
mean to move them regardless of price. Come a
too much and are carried off. Farmers wanting
? DRESS C
cheaper than they ever have before will want toi
feH gains are at the NEW YORK RACKET STORE
jgffga busy but will see you are satisfactorily waited o
fiBjlH one wanting to buy
pi CORN, RICE, FLOUR, BACON,
|l w l? VIC
(
s
^ AT THE BARC
Best Plate Meat
Best Patent Flour only
! Best Whole Jap Rice only
J Best B Rice only
1A1I men, boys and youths suits, la
ladies hats and low cut shoes are going a
are still left on and will be until all summ<
Don't forget our big line of ribbon
I at the sale price.
Call and see the new g
daily. Something new
every, day at the >
iCONWAY BAR
Bay you a beautiful H. M. T. buggy
and fancy buggy umbrellas. All for sale (
, best girl to ride. Remember that you can
it and we are here to help you.
| Conway Live Stc
FOR SALE: ?700 bushels field ? A ^ Thompson, (
pes8 (mixed vari,tie,) *2 25 per fnXrida fcs? Tek
bushel fob Wilmington, N, C. ^ Woodward E
^Cooper. th? C
Wilmington, N. C. weob ia attendance u
* States court.
Card of Thanks. , Qnjte a number of
in Charleston this
We take this method of thanking ing the United Stati
our many friends for their kindness interested in the case
during the sickness and death of our States vs H C Lund
dear baby. Mr and Mrs W F Drew, another.
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lail Order House ^
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ces Our tore Right Next
* a f ."'J
>f Spring and Summer i
>ress Goods, Silks, Dainty
ings, Shoes, Floor Cover,
Walking Shirts, Tailor / j
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its arc marked for the Slaughter and we ul
md get yours before they are picked over pfl
to supply their Lady Folks with IH
IOODS 9
treat me for telling them that these bar- !
I COMPANY'S STORE. We are kept
n according to this advertisement. Any Bl
LARD, HAY AND GRAU} U \
prices at the Bmb
r ctodi: no I
this Week
iAIN HOUSE
7 l-2c. pound.
$5 Barrel.
$3.35 bag.
$2.50 bag.
dies dresses, coat suits, extra skirts,
t the Big War Sale prices. , Sale tags
;r goods in this store is closed.
s, laces and embroidery is still going ^
;oods that are arriving*
and something doing
GAIN HOUSE
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and one of those swell sets of harness I
:heap for cash or on time. Take your I
only get out of life what you put into I
\cK Company. I
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? J&STCK QHICHESTEJRS PILLS
,sq , Editor of
Charleston this KSS.'Mli? 3* tutt SubSitv/
p.n the United
our people are s6u?SVMIIWGC^SCVbSmINBHE*
week attend- .
38 court being ~ ~~
) of the Uuiied The salary of the postmaster at X
y one way or Oonway has been increased from
$1600 to $1600 per annum.
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