Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I i 5 ' f V ...... x Hold Your Cotton. " Dear Mr Editor: Will you please allow mo space la the columns of your paper to give my friends of Horry county a few observations ^ made at. nay present place of ad dress in Tennessee. I regret very much to say I'm not a subscriber to the Horry Herald, but would be if At. wasn't for the present situation of my position. I era making mv headquarters in the "City" of Jackson, but am there only occasionally I am working in the capacity of traveling salesman ?v in the interest of a wholesale houso located in North Carolina. I am today stopping in Hall's Tenn., at. the Shouse Hotel. This seems to be a right prominent little business town. I have traveled in six States, but I shal 1 have to confess that 1 believe m ~ ^" l^not nf nil IPDIlPSSPe tu ue i.urj vv/ow ui u>>. This is certainly a heal thy and lovely State to reside in. and very sublime * for the purpose of making money. It is very gratifying to me to see great progress that farmers of this State seem to be making toward prosperity. Those of the interior of the State seem to be taking the greatest interest in the farming business. They are well equipped with sufficient implements for farming, and also have some af the best farming lands I have ever seen anywhere. The people of Tennessee have been blessed th's year with fairly ^ good seasons, and excellent good crops are the results, especially cotton and corn. - - ? iti. i i 1 believe the farmers 01 r-nis loumitv will be able to gather from one f to two bales of cotton par aoro^this fall if nothing prevents from now. They all seem to be in pretty good spirit any more than the complaining of low prices. I believe the farmers here raise some of most everything that is generally raised in the southern states. Cotton is just beginning to open here, and picking will soon be general in this locality. The staple this year is extra quality, the bolls large and the lint long and fine. All seems to be satisfied with the crop if the price i? right. Now, Mr. Editor I would like to call the attention of the many read ers of this article to the serious condition that confronts us in the outlook for low prices for this year's _ _ crop or cotton, oixt_y uuv? t^u, cofcton sold here at 15c spot, To-day t tho^e who would not sell then ^ would be glad to get 12c. What. ' brought about such a slump in so short a tirm* after cotton had held steadily for ten months atl4c to 15c? It is said because there is a prospect of over fourteen millions bales. Is it not more likely to be because the world judging by t.he past, think it can stampede the farmers and the merchants and buy this crop at eny ^ old price. Wo hea** it said that cotton will sell bdow 10c before Christmas The rr.ei who are predicting such prices ore working with might and aim to bring about 10c cotton by telling their tarmer friends that crop is larger on record. They say you ought to sell us just as tast as you can, for cotton is bound to go lower. 9 Apparently not knowing that this is the very way to bring about a lower level of prices. Now we have no quarrel to make with the spinners who want low price cotton, for it is only apart of his busino-s to get his raw material at the lowest possibe price, and sell his finished product at the highest . possible price. How many southern ^ men can wish to s? e low prices for c.ottou or in any way give aid and encouragsment to the enemy by jjin uing in tho hue and cry that prices are bound to go lower is past roj comprehension, and now we ask cv ^ ery merchant, banker, railroad mar and business man in every calling lo join with the farmers union ii urging every farmer to hold his cot ton until the world is willing to pa^ a living price for it. Such a course can hurt, no one, and it will hel} everybody, the merchants, by giving them cash customers for their goods bankers by (large deposits,Jlhe rail roads by more freight on imp ,rte< goods that our people will have th money to buy; and every profes sion and calling by the increase ii \ the circulating medium brough about by the larger flow of foreigi gold in all Mv? commerce There cm be no qaco?i. 11 out thai this will bo the result of higher price for cotton. If it wtre not trui <4 from whence come* the presen prosperity of the South? Ic wa 15 cents cotton that did it. A surely as the sun rises in the eas and sets in the west just so sure wr hA atfu/nation and want, dte VM\'? v n . tress and bitterness in thousands c homes in the south, and they wi not ail be farmers, homes, if we )c this crop sell for 10c or kss. Wit the woid's stock of cotton alrao.* depleted; with the automobile tir industry alone taking thousands < bales of cotton annually; increase consumption on every side; t his yea crop oau be marketed for 14c or 12 per pound just as easily as las year's crop was* if the farmers wi but. hold out for it. I This is not meiely my opinioi ' but the opinion of as shrewd bui iness men as the ones who predii that cotton will continue to #o loi er. Besides, there s many a si 'twixt the cup and the lip, the bum er crop is not secure yet, aud the Is a larjcre acreage of late cottc which can not possibly make a ft crop under the most favorable co ditioa Worms, boll weevil, ru and storms all may come and d stroy thousands of bales yet. \ urqe the farmers here not to sell snj old price, but to hold their c< I ton until the price reaches the raixlmum, and if you are bound to have help you can go to the merchant or local bank, either of whom I believe is standing in readiness to help the fellow who is trying to help himself. Hold your cotton during the next sixty days, and perhaps the price will go up and the battle will be won, and the south will be made prosperous and happv Best wishes to the Herald and its many readers. ? Culbreth Beil. Forced to Leave Home. Every year a large nnmber of poor sufferers, whose lungs are sore and racked with cough*, are urged to go to another climate. But this is costly and nnr. alwAvs Kii>*e. There is a bet ter way. Let Dp King's New Discovery cure you at home. "It cured me of lung trouble," writes VV R Nelson, of Calamine, Ark., when all else failed and I gained 47 pounds in weight. Its surely the kiug of all cough and lung cures". Thousands owe their lives and health to it. It's positively guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, LaGripno, Asthma. Croupall Throat and Lung Troubles, 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottle free, at Norton Drug Co. In Memoriam. Lucilo Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson, died at the home of her step-father Mr. S. J. Ayers, on Septomber 4th, 1911 of typhoid fever and was buried a Mt, Olive cemetery on September 5th. The funeral was preached by her pastor, Rev. T. 11. Harrison, his text being the 1st vorse of the 5th chapter of Revelations. Deceaatd was a member of Mt. Olive Sunday School and was fa th ful in attendance and a good scholar. She was only fifteen years of agr, and none knew her but.jto Jove ntr She leaves a mother, three sister.and four brothers, and a host oi friends to mourn her death. Done by order of Mt. Olive Sun day School, Sept. 10th 1011. A Dreadful Sight H J Barnum, of Froeville, N Y. was the fever sore that had pleageo his life for years in spite of man} remedies he tried. At last he u?to Bucklen's Arnica Salve and wrote: "it has eutirely nealed with sea reel \ a scar left." Heals Burns, Boils, Eczema, Cuts, Bruises, Swellings,Corm. and Piles like magic. Only 25e a Norton Drug Co. State of South Carolina, County of Horry. Court of Common Pleas G B Jenkins and J G Thompson as Executors of the last will an( testament of A W Jonking, Drceased. ^Plaintffs, vs R II Rhodes, Jamos T Barker and Samuel Iiabon, Defendants. Copy Summons for Relief ( (Complaint Served) To the Defendants, R H Rhodes. James T Barker and Samuel R?bon. You are hereby summoned ano required to answer the complaint ii this action, of which a copy is here with served upon you, and to serv< a copy of your answer to the said I complaint on the subscriber at hioflice at Conway, S C., within twenty days after the service hereof J exclusive of the day of such service and if you fail to answer the com plaint within the time aforesaid, the ) plaintiff in this action will apply V J the court for the relief dernandec 1 in the complaint. July 20, 1911 ? W L Bryan, C C C P. 3 H II Wood word, y Plain tills Attorney To James T. Barker, Absent De : fendar.t: j Please take not ice?That the com 0 plaint in the foregoing1 stated actior and the summons of which the for? n goir.g fs a copy, were tied iu the of t lice of the cletK of the court of Com n mou Pleas, at Con "ay, ?S. C., on tbi 28.h day of Ju y, A P 1.911. H. II Woodward, J 9 a Plaintiff s Attorney e vV. L. Br van, (L S) C C 0 P t g s ?s- I?- HAWI2H t 11 GR.>C^KR i*" Only High Grade Family and Plai II Cations Supplies handled. Your patror ) age is respectfully solicited and will t h appreciated. Satisfaction guaranteed ( .I, your money bacK. No trouble to sho e goods, so If you don't see what you wai I ask for it. 0 ;; Real Estate. ^ ill n Bought, Optioned, Listed, s-' SOLD, 31 # ? We are hore to please YOU. Ju rf ip ?lve us a chance. We now ha^ p- some excellent bargains in town ar re country property. >n l; Conway Realty Ve CO. >t- Conway, - - S, The Horry H?r?Mt Thursday, September 28,^1911^^^^^ ?l ^8 (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium) 51 Ss^- i|V Prompt Powerful Permanent g 0 B Its Iwnrficial A Stubborn cases Good results arc |B Hi H B fects arc usually ,/ield to P P. P. lasting?it cures B9 Hi WL^^m a felt very qujrldp then other modi- you to stay cured m HF ^lues arc useless HE p. p. p. I feSf Makes rich, red, \,mr* blood?cleanses the entire B system ? clears the brain---strengthens digestion and nerves. 0 rtB A positive specific for Blood* Poison and skin diseases. jyj Drives out Rheumatism and .Stops the Pain; etuis Malaria; jfl *13 is a wonderful tonic and bo.'Iy-builder. Thousands endorse it. F. V. L1PPMAN, SAVANNAH, GA. 9 MICH GRADE FLOUR xt??r>cv? Rrnm.fi a.rul Cakes a.wavs on hand. Our Grocery Dcpatrrnent is filled with choice goods for family use and are marked down to the low eyt possible notch. Phono orders given careiul attention and prompt dc livery guaranteed. Phone No, 13. R T HYMAN. \ lE&ea* t&f If oS ! Spring Extiiiation OF THE LATEST CREATIONS IN WO- || MAN'S WEAR. The Entire Large Store Teems With Special Offerings in Exquisite Spring and ummer Merchandise. Spring Novelties in White Goods. There is a natural tendency to our White Goods Department at Spring1 time. We expect this and the Burroughs & Collins Company standard finds force and loyal support in this important display of dainty Whie Fabrics. Y\ e submit superior values on these goods. A. Wonderful Gathering of Ready-to-Wcar for Woman and Children. This Exhibition and Sale is a realization of the tailor's art and merchandisir.g$genius, with surpassing * 1 1 ?tr? IWnutou Rlcirt h jind styles ana materials woi-kcu UU ijlll OUIfcOy i/lVOOVU?^Ma. Waits that develop in the most graceful manner the charniing details for Spring Season, 1911, at figures that demon! strate a triumph of under price supremacy. Ladies Stylish I Spring Waists. Spring and Summer Underwear for Men, | Women and Children. Ladies' Muslin Underwear, complete assortment, lowest prices. Spring Ginghams, Madras, Per cales and Seersuckers. Men's Furnishings, a fine display ! of Spring styles. Spring Novelties and Accessories. Fancy Belts in plain colors, color combinations, black and white. Fancy Veils and Veling in all of the meshes and colors. Hand Bags with most improvad ca ches, strong handles and heautitiful finishings. New Hat Pins, a very beautiful variety handsomely finished. Fancy Ribbons in spring colors. Fabric and Kid Gloves in all lengths and colors for pring season. Lovely Parasols, all shades and stripes Spring Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Caps for Men, Youths and Children. Our Grocery mid Hardware Departments are comeplete with everything needed in the house or on the farm at the very lowest prices. i BURROUGHS .& COLLINS CO ' MAIN STREET. NOTCIE. Taken Up: ? At my place about All persons are hereby forbidden weeks ag > rne black' sow pig sirivA rvr otherwise inter*! thrf?o ctnd blcick suotU'd ^ on m& hv VU u . . . v. v . fere with, the personal property and *?ws; u,vun K'"11 f-y u ~ r nt,tic jriven to A. E A1 ford by Mar- P v.DK mark and paying fxoensos. ha Carroll; and are,also warned not ' l art. to trespass or enter on the certain " * - 11 ? ass nd cop vet ed to said A E Aiford .wsKmnmM** y ov Martha Carroll in Biyboro town- ? MH8I M E| O f hip; and occupied by said A. Ed | fo$3?*^ ] 01 W H Alfordj j 35 ^ Succeed when everything cla* fails, Ht-x (-1I*- ** M frf C\ *n nervous prostration and female UvACi 1 ll^ : weaknesses they are the supreme NV ! remedy, as thousands have testified. 8no?..or.to FOR KIONCY, LIVER AMD OEORUE S HACKER & SON STOMACH TROUBLE jj ? it is the best medicine ever sol<& | JhIML. CHICHESTER S PILLS ,.?QBBT#a Ml *fcllll I* T11K mAUONW IIIttND. A *;.. 'vatWEMaJEU r. . licm I, I ft jf?*,I*?dl??i?! Ark yotir Ili-usaM fur A\ l yTnKmll M\ C. <( <lil-ilip?-tcr's tMaraondTlramtApgA f "** WBfflailn" IMAllWJftlM'Ifcr I'llla in Ite?l and Hold ru-PillloN^y WE MANl-FACTUHE K^T" Doows, sami and Bi.indu, comimno and A successful religious meeting wt DAI.UHTKHS. Gitll,I,KM AND GAIII.K OltNA , . , , I . T"\ J xi' mknth, ficuKKN i)ooi<8 and Windowm. brought to a close at Dogwood Hi wk dical in M E Baptist church September 1 gi>ass, Sash cord and Whghtb. It oegau on Sunday j ;ght bolero at A and was conducted by Rev D D Co: CHARLESTON S and Rev J B Skipper, trmmma > iw*?*vs?&mNmmMm *****"""""" ""ll*1? ! fo..?,,. ...TT.t; ^**3*,.. - ?w*., **.. t*:-r . ..?T^SSSJ^U 3 f | ; S r (Mi toYourGocd Health and Pleasure mM Come?follow the arrow 'l!l ycu join I \ | f, i&ttfyA the merry throng t f palate pleased men f' r;^\ "i> jfevtifll and women who have quit occltingfor J^raAJV$?&4&:% | the one be t beveroge b:e:^w^^w \ ";'a ;'.' ^ I! lM* Real satisfaction in every glass?snap and sparkle?vim I ar.d go. Quenches the thirst?cools like a breeze. f*j j Delicious?Refreshing?Whokscme & | 5cEvcrytjhcrc JST 9A jxJ* Whcncrcr t ' 1 B furh!,cr",*^l|^N^ THE COCA-COLA CO. you see an 2 HI 5l !."* b<*klc,? Atlanta, Ga. " i%\ ?,<; The 1 ruth ^H^y^Trii c, Arrow think OBI |^| About Coca-Cola" of Coca-Cola 11| J r^agrg^attagaw^^ ? L ****** : .&.<-*&** .<?.? -- ^ ir* >. ^ 4 vt^gMr^aB^iy^W H .... ,,2;* > * /? l^;,"r^,^,l ^^NEsaMH ai?n?w mi ?w? -?y?MWwr?r? <r? a?</vi ? ? muwwir.n niinmiwimrtinni wn -r rrw- f.^nr*r?^MrT*.*y. f n'vm.n i.nar>f g,iv?n? ^ BeimeUsville Marble Wk A [[ jc ^ J, W. WcRliWKK, Proprietor. B //* ^W%Tl *" MANUFACTURER OF JPnP?F M6NBKERTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC. | l-e.c'gr.? avid Friers Furnished on Application l I 1PH m ,*m, dJi a l ury buuus, j H .. 'j.SLu^r-rstrrrr^sux11n n : ^ pj 1 CLOTHING, - I V'i saaaeasi^inTrrr.TiTTurr;-?H I SHOES, HATS & CAPS I I GROCERIE S I I Stock of the Best Quail- I S ty at Lowest Prices I 1 Dusenbury&Co,, H DISTRIBUTORS OF FERTILIZERS FOU HORRY <1 COUNTY, i H | TODDVILLE - - - S C H ?1mm? ?uo?yi?? in? ? ?mI Oyster Shell Lime. j 95 PER CENT PIIR E LT M E. ; n > XT W >171 \\r $ 1TT81 171 (?? ! Sweeten your sour lands. I A. i I. 87 ?? .U i I E.-iJilLo 1 feSuiww? tuU 8trenKlh 0f y0Ur i| SAVG 50 PRR CENT. Prevent RUST in your cotton. 1} All Makes?Guaranteed I Prevent SHEDDING in your cot- One Year ' B*v using our Oyster Shell Tjime.il PnSV feriTlS permonoh Sicked, P. O B. Steamer at River , j . Landing $0 00 per ton. Write for j SEND FOR CATALOG. " 1.0 ton reduced t.u ice. j ( i/ & \ -j- *jrTTr*r\rvv i 1 * Breslaucr, Laehicottc & Co., j ED A ARD J MUlvPHY* \\ avcrly M ills, S. L. , yjlc Typewriter Dealer, " ~~ CHARLESTON, ---SC. Citation Notice. ?_-..irrT_n ^r i-r,r-llfiaj, wvmr.TOW-y j 5 STATE OP SOU 17/ CAROLINA, ? ?< ~ j. t County of tforry, ? Ily J. S. Vauglit Esq , Probate Judge i \ ? 0 fir II 31! Jl5011C \ 0 W//EREA8, I) A Splvey has mado j i suit to nn?, to grant h'un letter* of Ad-. . J | ministration of the Estwto of nud effects j 1 hat \> e ha\e the finest line of . ' - L'n.ul.Mlc HjlI>At)\(l(1. I-"V i111 crpoiuue, << ? *:!<]Groen and Fancy Groceries - creditors of the said Annie Sessions, ! deceased, that they be and appear before This may aoun(j extrovngent, but me in the Court of ProbUe, to be held i at Conway, S. C,.on Sept 8uth, next, af- come and see for yourself, ter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any rrM they have, why the said Administration j J-J ^ should not be granted, 4 ^ GIVEN under my band, this 13th day of Sept Anuo Domino 191A R A ]\T .\T A 13 t<T FT Published on the 14, 21 and 23 day of * 2"lixV^ X I 1 fA. X\ IV ?-* X | - 3ept in the Horry Herald. t ? *J' 's; V a light, (L S). Singleton & Richardson, Props Judge of Probate, IJorry County, 3w25 M ' Fresh Meats, Fish, Eggs and Butte* id MM Hardee was a pleisant caller =a x, at the Herald office one day last When in town you arc invited to , week oall at the Herald cilice.