The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 22, 1911, Image 8
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k MISTRIAL THE RESULT
Continued from first pnjje
kr.ow all was said.
B G Collins was sworn, and he
h testilied that he made no promises
to Lundy whatever, but only told
him if be was guiltv ho should confess,
but if not guilty then not to do
so
The case was here closed argu
ment being made on both sides.
The jury retired with the case and
remained out for several hours after
which they returned into court and
the foreman announced that he had
failed to agree. A mistrial was ordered
and the case will be tried
again perhaps in December.
Two witnesses for the government
were not at the trial on account of
illness.
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The following invitation has been
sent out to the friends of the contraction
parties:
Miss Hannah McMillan
requests the honour of your presence
at the marriage of
her sister
Ladie
to
Mr Albert Harmon Long
on Thursday evening, the twentysecond
of June nineteen
hundred and eleven at
half after seven o'clock
Bethel B iptist Church
Mullins, South Carolina
This is an event of much interest
to Con way people as the groom is
one of Horry 's most popular young
men and is closely identified with
the business interest of Conway,
being at present assistant cashier
e . I r-? ? i_ _ r fT a U ? ? 1,^1,1
OI I/UL" JidllH ui nurij auu nun ucm
other positions of trust and honor
the duties or which he discharged
with fidelity.
The bride elect is one of Mullin's
charming young ladies of pleasing
personality and has surrounded
herself with a large circle of friends.
Toe Herald extends congratula
tions to the happy young couple and
wish for them a life of unalloyed
happinosS even down to a ripe old
age.
They will be at homo to their
friends after the 28th of June at
Conway, South Carolina.
It's Jim Neal and Jno. Dixon.
J S Ntal and John H Dixon have
I) n tliynn '? nnt.iro i nt.nppst.
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in the warehouse business at Mullins
Reidsville, N. C. and Chatham, Va ,
and we predict for this firm success
John II Dixon is a brother of D O
Dixon, and he is a chip oil of the old
block. Jno H Dixou has been connected
with the li m of Neal& Dixon
since they started business at Chat
ham, Va.. and he has developed into
one of the best warehousemen in
Virginia. Deis now in the prime
of life and full of energy and will,
no doubt, add much to the tobacco
interest of Mullins.
You all know J S Deal, who is a
thoroughbred in the wareh luse business.
and has made for himself a
high record as a warehouseman in
Soulh Carolina, North Carolina and
Virginia, and he needs no recommendation
to the tobacco grower.1
of this section. We learn that
Neal & Dixon sold between live anc
six million pounds of tobacco ai
their different wa**ehoui6s the past
season, which is fully oue-half as
much tobacco as this whole Stale
will grow this year.?Enterprise.
Cotton Blooms.
The Herald is in receipt of two
cotton blcorns the (irst; coming from
Walter Drew, of Wilson Landing
and the secor.d fiom G Frank Sessions,
of Willow Section. Both
were pulled from the field on Sunday
June, 18th but arrived at the
Herald otlice in the order named.
D H Lewi-:, of the Jordanvilie section
is a good farmer, other crops
as well as cotton. A fine bloom was
. picked from his crop on June 10th,
and was sent in to the Herald oflice,
Mr W P Hardee was not to be
out-done this week in the matter of
cotton blooms. The Herald has one
picked from his farm on June 19th.
He has a line crop ol cotton.
The Herald is tflad to announce
a cotton bloom sent to the Editor
bv recent m dl. r >w n by J R and
H M Kin^, and picked on June 19tb
from a farm of twenty acres.
From Sialvey, S. C., comes a cotton
bloom this week from the well
cultivated farm of C G llardee i
Many cotton blooms are reported at
his place, and one was sent to the
Herald on Jane 18th.
J W Full wood sr., has a cotton
crop of fourteen acres near Singleton,
S. C. Not withstanding the dr.v
weather of this Sp?irg, bis crop is
doing very wel'. He t-ends us a
bloom which he picked on June 17th.
In the Adrian section of the county,
MrO W Hux has a piece of as |
good cotton as can be found in any
of the cotton growing sectitu. Hi
baa at loom on June 17th. Those
who have seen his cotton say that it
is certainly fine.
JH'On June 17lh, Mr John G Aller
of the Blanche section was able t(
show a bloom in his ten acre cut of
cotton, his crop being among the
finest in that section.
Just before going to press with
the isst e of this week, we are in receipt
of another cotton bloom from
the farm of E M Bullard on Loris.
R F D No 1, He is among the pro
greasive farmers of that section, 1
ood this bloom was open in his field
the 20tb inst.
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A Day of Special Prayer.
Thursday, June 22nd, has beei
named by the Woman's Christian
Temperance Uuioa of the State c.-f
^ ? . - - t
Texas as a aay or special prayer iur
tbe success of the prohibition election
which is to bo held July 22od.
They ask the the prayers of all
members of the organiz ation
throughout the country. At Its
meeting June 13-h, the Conway Union
directed that this call for help
should be sent to the papers and
churches with the request that all
the Christian people of Conway and
Horry county would remember to
appeal to Almighty God in behalf
of the prohibition of the liquor
trallic in Texas on the date given.
A Charming Woman
- ~ " ml./* io 1/Minl it J t-i fiuia f#n?m
IS Ulic *? uu 10 1U ? tlj IU l UW| ? v? 1 UI,
mind and temp?r. But it is hard
f jr a woman to be charming without
health. A weak, sickly woman will
be nervous and irritable. Constipation
and kidney poisons show in
pimples, blotches, skin eruptions
and a wretched complexion. J5ut
Electric Bitters always prove a
godsend to women who want health,
beauty and friends: They regulate
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, purify
the blood; give strong nerves,
bright eyes, pure breath, smooth,
velvety skin, lovely complexion and
perfi ct health. Try them. 50c at
Norton Drug Co.
Several surveyors arrived in Conway
some days ago, having surveyed
a line through this county and
part of Marion County, leading from
Muilins to this point. They are
working for the Seaboard Air Line,
or its allied interest, and people in
Mullins say, tnat it is tna purpose or
tbe company to extend thoir road
to Conway. We are not informed
further than is here stated, but t iat
something will be known in the near
fs assured.
A Dreadful Wound
trom a knife, gun, tin can, rusty
nail, fireworks, or of any other nature,
demands prompt treatment
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve to prevent
blood poison or gangrene. Its
the quickest, surest healer for all
s ich wounds as also for Burns,
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jj jus, oui lia, onin 1^1 u|jhuub, xlj v. /. c ma,
Chapped Hands, Corn or Piles.
25c at Norton Drug Co.
Epworth League Conference.
Tne Ep worth Leagues in South
Carolina held their annual conference
in Florence last week beginning
on last Thursday night and
continuing through Sunday. Two
hundred delegates were in attendai
ce, and the program was of a
very high order. The music was in
charge of Prof A L Marchess of
of Converse College, Spartangburg,
S. C.
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TrenpaHH Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden
to bunt, trap, (ish or in any manner
to enter or trespass on any of my
!ands in Little River township,
^specially the lands purchased from
Gardner & Lacey, containing 1200
acres, more or less.
4wl0 J L Bell.
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Stubborn cum Good reeultn are H
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SAVANNAH, GA. [
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Sale for Partition
Under and by virtue of a decree for
sale in partition proceedings, made by
his Ilonor R W Memminger, Presiding
Judge, in tlieca8e of Martha Ann Ihompkins,
Joanna Johnson, A Perry Hnith,
Joseph W James, Catherine Bruton,
Tocunh A It Smith Mienr.iirl
Speers and Addie Richardson, Plaintiffs,
vs Ellen Stalvey, Jane Lawson, and W
D J a hum, Defendants, and dated the
24th day of May, A D 19/1: NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I the undersigned
Cl^rk of the Court of Common
fleas, in and for Horry County, as
Special Referee, will sell to the highest
bidder before the Court House door at
Conway, in the County of Horry and
State of /South Carolina, during the
legal hours of sale on salesday in July
next, it being the 3rd day of said month,
all and singular that certain tract or parcel
of land situate in the county and
State aforesaid and more particularly described
as follows, to wl\*
All and singular that certain tract or
parcel of land, situate in Dog Bluff
Township, in the County and State afore
said, containing thirty-five acres, more
or less, and bounded on the North by
land of Ellen Stalvey, the line being one
which was run in the year 11)10 by Ferd
D Bryant", Esq., and having thereon a
fence erected about that time by the said
Ellen Stalvey, on the east by land of
Jane Lawson, on the south by land of
Jos W James, and on the west by land
of Martha Ann Thomnkins. this beinc
the identical land conveyed to Martha I
James by John Smith, Sr., by bis deed J
bearing date the 16th day of May AD*
1874 and recorded in Book 8, at page
358, less fifteen (15) acres thereof, eon- 1
veyed by her to Jane Lawson, and less
a small portion thereof in possession of
Ellen Stalvey, and separated by the said
line, surveyed by Ferd D Bryant, surveyor
as aforesaid
'J eriLS of sale Cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers.
W L Bryan,
CI era of the Couri5 of Common Pleas
as Special Referee
Conway, S. C , June 1# 1911.
H H Woodward,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
REMEMBER
I am always ready to serve
you when you need anything in
MILLINERY
and 1 will, from
I JUNE FIRST
sell my millinery at a very low
price as then is my closing out
season and you can buy a hat
very cheap.
I also have a few skirts and
waists that I will sell at cost.
Yours to Please,
MRS J W SPARKS
CONWAY, S. C.
Sale for Foreclosure.
Under *nd by virtue of a judgment
f. r t< reciosure ana sal*1, made by hJs
Honor T. ?S'. Sease, (Residing Judge,
at the Ap> 1) term of the court of Com- ]
mon Pleas, for Horry County, in the
caseof Conway Sivln^s Hmk, a corporation,
Plain'it? vs R. Giissotte Gause,
et al. I)ef( ndants, and dated the 3rd day
of April, A. f>. 1911;. NOTICE IS ,
HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned
B. J. Sessions, Sheriff of Horry County, j
will tell at public auct'on before the ?
Co#rt House Door at Conway, in the ,
County of Horry, and the State ?ji oouth '
Cr.roline, during legal hours of sale on
sabfiday in July ne,\% it being the 3rd I
day of said month, all and singular those
certain tracts or parcels of laud situate
In H< rry County and described aa follows,
to wit: - t
All Hnd sin^u'ar those ihiee certain ?
p reel# or trac's^of land lying and being u
in uitie uivcr i ?)? nniip ana conialuiug
in tho a.'pregaJe 218 acres, more or lean, (
r.nd described as follows to wit: *
Tract No. 1. Containing 100 acres
more or lees, and Is bounded North by '
Innds of Stet hen Bellamy Estate; East 1
by W L Bellamy; South by O M Bellamy
and Weal ly Thos Bellamy; said t
tract conveyed to me by W H Grissette, J
Thos Bellamy, O M Bellamy and Harvey
W Bellamy, the heirs of the estate
of O M Bryan.
Tract No 2. Containing 59 acres more 1
or less, and la the tract owned or form- f
erly owned by Mary Ann Brv*n, and t
conveyed to me and my wife, sfla Gause.
by her deed of gift dated May 15 h,
1900.
Tract No. 3. Containing 54 seres,
more or less, and bounded North by
lands of Mike Bryan, East by Tract No.,
1, South by Thos Bellamy, and West by .
\V H Grissette; same deeded to my wife, 1
Sila Gauae, by her father, Owen Bryan; 1
this mortgage intended to tover all my i
right, title, and interest In said tract of 1
land. t
Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers. B
J Sessions, ,
Sheriff Horry County. ,
June 9tb, 1911,
H li Woodward, c
Plaintiff** Attorney*
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IURBPAT JUWB ?a, Iftll
TO LIVE*
Patronize the (
ity of our good!
ways on the be
Bottom out.
Best Pate Meat, this wfe
Best Patent Flour $5.10.1
Pail RnaH Millo Snnff SR
4.va? r ^'W
Tug of War Tobacco, on
Our spring and sumti
mer dress goods, low cut
mer line is being sold re;
See our line c
ICanopys, Etc.
you want.
CONWAY
Buy you one of those
gy, Goldsboro Buggies, G
Fine Harness, Eagle Wag
CONWAY L
A. f!. THO
II STILL
Our Mid Summer Sal
mean to move them rega
too much and are carried
cheaper than they ever hi
gains are at the NEW Y(
busy but will see you arc
one wanting to buy
CORN, RICE, F1
I Yours to Serve,
N. Y. R,
THE
CLEMSON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE 49
Enrollment Over 700?Value of Property
Over a Million and a QuarterNinety
Teachers and Officers.
Seven full four years courses, in
Agriculture, Engineering, etc.
Cost per tension of nine months,
Deluding all fees, board, heat, light,
aundry, and necessary uniforms?
5121 87.
Students who are financially able,
)*v $40 00 tuition additional.
SCHOLARSHIP ANI) ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION
The College inaiutains 124 Agrijultural
Scholarships, and 48 Textile
Scholarships, worth each $100 00
ind free tuition.
(Students who have attended
3iemson College or any other Colege
or University are not eligible
or the fcbolarships unless there are
10 other eligible applicants.)
Scholarship any entrance examinaion
will be held at the County Scats
fuly 14th, 9 A. M.
Next Session Opens
SEPT. 13, 1911.
Write-AT ONCE to W M Riggs,
?resident Clemson College, S. C.,
% i ? . ul I
or catalogue, scbOJarsmp uiboks,
$tc. I( you delay, you may be
crowded out.
FOR SALE.
I will sell on reasonable term?,
or part cash and part time, tbc
inpaid portion of the purchase
money to be secured by mortgage,
two tracts of land in Simpson Creek
iownsbip adjoining each other aggregating
154 acres, more or less,
tod known as the J J Hughes land
which wasoonveyed to him by S P
Hughes, Write or call on the unlersigned.
H H Woodward.
Attorney at Law, Conway, S. C.
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s Is the best. Our p
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k only 8 cents per pound.
Cotton Basis.
i.70 the gross,
ly $2.50 caddy.
ner clothing for ladies and gent
shoes, hats, in fact everything ii
eardless of cost.
>f Hammacks and C<
Get our prices on e\
BARGAIN.
beautiful Taylor Cannady Buggic
eorge Hackney, Jr. Buggies, 8a
:ons? For sale cheap for cash or
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MPSON, President Both Corpoi
Ill STOCK
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le is on. Our Ladies Hats are marked for the
rdless of price. Come and get yours before the
off. Farmers wanting to supply their Lady F<
RESS GOODS
ave before will want to treat me for telling then
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; satisfactorily waited on according to this adv
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At the residence of K. L. Mishoe \ye
at Cool Spring, on the afternoon of thank
the IBih inst, Miss Nellie John- ^or8 \
son was married to Mr Stephen J aess c
Dawsey, both of the A3 nor section 0f our
K. L. Mishoe, Notary Public per- heave
forming the ceremony. May their
pathway through life be strewn
with many flowers. Cor,
WANTED?A first class doctor,
both a physician and surgeon to ffl||
locate at or near Hand, S. C., at y
once. Good locality. For further
particulars applv to or write A. J
Todd, Hand, S. C. 4wl4 tt $
W L'Richardson spent several Ufr
days in Charleston last week,
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Card of Thanks.
desire through tl is method to
our many friends and netghor
their sympathy and kindluring
the sickness and death
dear daughter, Beokie. May J
ns blessings ever follow them* v
Mr and Mra K W Little, '
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