The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 08, 1912, Image 7
BLOCKADED.
Every Household In Conway Should
Know How to Resist U.
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; The baek aches because the kidneys'
are blocked.
Help the kidneys with their work,
The baca will acho no more.
Lots of proof that Doan's Kidney
JPills do this.
Its the best proof, for it comes
wrom Conway:
Mrs. Sidney Smith. N Main St ,
Cdnway, SC., says: "I am pleased
t o.recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
in i'^turn for what they did for me
My b.:^?. ?r3hed constantly and 1
had headaches and dizzy spell9. I
rested poorly and in the morning on
arising, had no strength or energy.
Doan's Kidney Pills, which I procured
from thd Norton Drug Co.,
have given me more relief than I
have ever taken. Since I used them
I can rest better at night and I feel
stronger and am froe from pain".
For sale by ail dealers. Price 50c
ce nts. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York sqIo agents for the United
States,
r? * ? ? U *? ? flirt riamfi Dftftn's?
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nd take, no other.
Marriage and Other Items from Gurle^
' Health generally good.
The farLQers are preparing their
land for a nother crop.
Mr. ti. M, Prince made a flying
trip to Wilmington. N. C, last
week.
The public school here is progressM
ing nicely under the supervision of
Mr W. A.. Prince, of L >ris. The
school will close about March 1st,
with an entertainment.
Kev. A. S. Doak, of Couway, filled
y his regular appointment hereon last
Sunday.*'
Mrs. O. B. Watts and Miss Beulah
Prince, made a flying trip to
Boris on last Saturduy, returning
on ibe late train:
Miss U >sa Ella Pr'nce returned
from -Lor is on last Mouday where
. she had been visiting Miss Balla
McQueen and other friends there.
Mr. E. W. Prince and Miss Maude
Anderson attended church at Poplar
on last Sunday.
Mr. P. H Sasser, the popular
conductor on the run from My rtle
Beach to Aynor, spent Sunday with
his brother, Mr, J. W. Sasser of this
place,
There will be a box supper here
on Friday night, Feb. 2nd for the
purpose of raising funds to build a
inew school house.
"T On last Sunday evening, just atter
A the arrival of the train the Baptist
T church here was the scene of a pretty
wedding. The contracting party
being' Miss Ruby Tyler, the charming
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Tyler of Gurloy, S. C., and Mr
Giloy Fowler of near Tabor, N. C.
The house was filled to its seating
capacity. As the organ pealed
forth, Mendleshon's beautiful wed<4
ding march by Miss Mattie Mishoe.
The invited guest were Mr. J. J,
Powell of Tabor N. C., with Miss
JLula Cannon, of Gurley, S. C.; Mr.
Luther flardeewith Miss Zeily Fowler;
Mr. Caarloy bowler with Maggie
Fipps; Mr. B M. Fipps with
Miss La Fowier; Mr. Jos. Fowiei
with Mise Armendy Fowler; Mr
Pearley Fowler with Miss Bessie
9 Powell, all of Tabor, N. C., entered
the front door followed by the
bride and groom, all marched down
the left aisie in front of Mr A Bel),
ofBayboro, who in a very impressi\e
manner pronounced ihem man
and wife. After the ceremony the
parties returned to the home of the
bride where supper was served.
The party all left Monday on the
early train for their homo near
Tabor, N, C.
School Girl.
Almost Lost Ilis Life.
^ S. A. Stie, of Mason, Mich, vill never
fonzet his ttfrrib le exposure to u mer
ciless storm* 1 It gave me a dreadful
cold," no writes, "that caused severe
pains in my chest, so it was hard for me
to breathe. A neighbor gave me several
doses of Dr. Kin.-.'s Now Discovery which
brought great relief. The doctor said I
was on the verge of pneumonia, but to
continue with the Discovery, I did so
and two bottles completely cured me,"
Use only this quick, safe, reliable medicine
for coughs, colds, or any throat or
lung trouble, Price 50c and $1.00. Trial
/"bottle free. Guaranteed by Norton Drug
wC'o.
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J seph FUbil who recently made
an as3;gnment ha? compromised
u with his creditors at 25 per cent on
the dollar and the stock which was
locked up in the store on 3rd A /enue
was sold by the assignee to Rosa
Rabil, Joe's wife, and the store was
opened again for business on last
Thursday. Joe is one of the Syrians
who came here several years ago as
an inteligent peddler, finally owning
a store and obtaining credit. See
his advertisement appearing in
another column.
hocking Sounds
in tua ftnrth arc sometimes heard hofore
a terribly eirtbquake, that warn of the
coming peril. Nature's warnings are
kind. That dull p?in or ache in the back
% warns you the Iviilneys need attention If
y o 11 would escape those ^dangerous maladies.
Dropsy, Diabetes or Bright'* dis*
ease Take Klectrlc Bitters at once and
see backache lly and ail your best feelings
return. t4 vly son received great ben
efit from their use for kidney and blad
der trouble," writes Peter liondy. South
Hock wood, Mich., "It is certainly a
great kidney medicine" Try it. 50cente
at Norton Drug Co
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S- P- HAWEN
GROCER
Only Hitfh Grade Family and Plantations
Supplies handled. Your patronage
is respectfully solicited and will be
appreciated. Satisfaction guaranteed or
your money bacic. No trouble to show
goods, so if you don't see what you want
ask for it.
CHINESE LAU N DRY
Collars and Cuffs.
Ironing Machine.
Work turned out Promptly.
Send me a trial order.
Family washing taken.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Work neatly executed, ani it
3rst class style.
ftPKGlAL NOTICE
Collars and Cuffs held for 30 day?
and If not called for will bo sold,
Yoursfor good worx,
GEORGE LUM
Notice of Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that th<
undersigned, administrator of tlx
personal estate of L II Randell, de
ceased, will apply before the Judgt
of Probate for Horry County, at his
office at Conway, S C., at li o'clock
in the forenoon on the 1st day o
February, A D 1912, for a final dis
charge as such administrator.
A V Hessent,
Administrator of L II Uandell
Deceased.
H H Woodward,
Attorney.
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D. A. Spivey & Company
FIRE I INSURANCE AGENTS.
Represent the Strongest Companies,
Policies written on the most libera
terms.
Place your insurance with ui
Prompt Settlement of Claims.
John White & Co.ys^qw. .
Louisville, ky;
Established 1887
Highest market price paid
feFUBS
? wawiisipa 'Sp^ v|bHacker
Mfg Co ,
SuccoBHora to
(JEORCIP S MACKPR & SON
WE MANUFACTURE
Dooha, Sash and Bmndb, Coi.umnb ani
Bai.USTKUS, (<ulI.I.KH and Uahi.K OKNA
MBNrfl, SOUBKN DOOR* AND WlNDOWB.
WE DEAL IN
GDASB, SABPCOUD AKDWKIU IITS.
CHARLESTON S
Trespass Notice
All persons are forbidden to hunt
fish, or in any manner to enter 01
trespass upon what is known as tin
Howell land on Simpson Creek it
Simpson Creek township, contain
ing 884 acres, mo?*e or less, am
bounded by lands of Isaac L Lee, 1
W Dorman, and others. All vio
, lfttors of this notice will be prose
i cuted to the full limit of the law.
H H Woodward.
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YOU COULDN'T ex{
up big and strong, c
profit-making crop c<
the crop is properly fed.
Few soils known have en
fertile when cultivated. E:
upon its fertility.
Ammonia, Phosphoric /
from the soil?some crops i
and less of an >ther. Fer
accurately as a dodtor's
elements that are lacking,
} The fertilizers made by v
We could cheapen them, i
the difference. But we pre
En plant foods for the price ;
reputation our richest asset.
The bountiful yields of e
of corn?produced by the
Southwide prestige.
Write us now for inform
the Interstate Chemical C
would have them mixed?ar
dealer.
Interstate Chemi
. CHARLESTON, S<
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P THELATES
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? Fancy
J Spl A full and comph
; i ceries which are m
5; es' n?tch.
' jjcfl FLOUR
' ??? BACON
LARD
III SUC
5 iK ^
1 |jji Wholesal
If WIRE FENCING >1
A complete line ol
': *0 quality and at the
Sjjg BUKKOUGHt
l9i
I n.L jll
Iraimeuu
MULLIN,
Groceries at W1
Handlers of Fe
We sell farmers
money.
Both Mr Gilt
Mr Willie D. J
are with us and
you.
John P. Ci
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'rtilizere
)c6t a half fed child to grow
ould you? Nor can a big
ome from your soil, unless
ough plant foods to remain
^acting crops draw heavily g
icid and Potash are drawn jj
equiring a great deal of one \
tilizers must be mixed as j
prescription to supply the
that the #rop takes out. ]
is are conscientiously made, i
md analysis would not show 3
ifer to give you the utmost t
you pay. For we consider j
otton?the mammoth yields |
:m, are winning for them j
ation about the fertilizers of 9
orporation?mixed as you $
id the name of our nearest M
ical Corporation, f
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and Heavy S
;te line of family groark
ed down to the low
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AND GRAIN |||
e and Retail ||g
ND FARM IMPLEMENTS |?
f Hardware of the best |ii5
lowest prices. ?RSk
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5 & COLLINS CO ||f
IN STREET. ?ijjj|j|
Grocery Co.
holesale. i
rtilizers, |
i. See us{ and save
>ert A. Johnson and
renrette, of Horry,
i will be glad to see
ooper, Treas.
I SMART I
YOUR MONEY
and will work all the time f<
it with us and GIVE IT A CI
will pay you 5 per cent per
Our business is INSURED aga
Our business is INSURED age
Our officers are BONDED just i
Our STEEL DOOR SAFE anc
RELIABLE.
Our Officers are POLITE and
Open an Account with US to day
your credit in the business world i
ead you to the land of prosperity.
BANK "J
Thos. E. Cooper, President,
E. L. Sanderso
LORIS,
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(DISTRIBUTORS OP FERTI
COUNT
TODDVILLE
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Contract to Let.jI
Tlie trustees of the CedarGro\e School
will let to tlie lowest responsible bidder it
on Saturday, February 10th, 111 12, 1>(
The work to bo done?Old weather C
boarding and ceiling to bo taken off and
replaced with new. Post to be arranged tl
to lit window; top to be torn oil and new lc
rafters and shingles put on; partition to ti
be built through centte of building
poarch on front 28x8" length of building H
85 feet, width 25 feet; three doors and U
two windows to be put in. t<
Trustees and contractors to agree when
contract is to be completed, 'I hpse who *
wish to contract send bids to trustees.
All material will be furnished on 3(
ground. For details poo trustees. Trust
tees reserve the right to regret any and
all btds.
,T H //endricks. 9
li B Glasgow,
J W 7/ughes, 2
7'rusteos.
Conway. S C
NOTICE?Town Taxes. 11
By Ordinance of the Town of Con tc
way, duly ratified on the 30th day
of January, A I) 11)11, a tax of ten P
mills upon tbo assessed value of all ^
taxable property within the said
Town has been levied to meet the p
appropriations of the Town Council
| for expenses of the said town dur- n
iug the fiscal vear beginning October
1, 11)12. These taxes are pay- u
able until the first clay of March, A .
D 1912. A penalty of fifteen per J.1,
cent., of the tax is added after the
first day of March. All tuxes and p
penalties due and unpaid on the
fifteenth day of March w?ll subject \n
the property of the taxpayer or person
making the return of property 11
to execution and sale for f he amount
of said taxes and penalties and the j1,
costs of execution and salo. ^
Conway, January 10, 1912.
H P Little, Mayor. |
Attest: J O Norton, Clerk. a
3w43.
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Notice Horry Farmers.
Parties wanting tob icco Hues will please '
p'ace the'r orders with us l y the 15tli of v
March. 1
Conway Iron Works, I 1
$1.00 4t. I
A I
aenu us yui
and be Plea:
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IS SMART
>r you if you will deposit
FIANCE to help you. We
annum on time deposits.
Jnst Flkii losses,
tinst HUUtlLAUY losses,
as COUNTY OFFICER'S are.
1 VAULT are ABSOLUTELY
ATTENTIVE TO BUMNES .
It will help you to build up
ind lead you to the world and
! LORIS
J. C. Hryant, Vice-President,
n, Cashier.
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^articular Notice
Owing to the very inclement weather
was impossible lor me to meet my apointments
for the week commencing at
ool Spring on January 15th and endig
at Klondike January 20th. In lieu
tereof, however, 1 will attend the foliwing
places at the time and hour menoned:
Coot Spring Monday, January 29th,
) a m to 12 in
,ehoboth, Monday, January 29th, 2pm
> 4 p in.
Paso, Night, Monday, January 29th,
p m to S p in.
tiinsou & Ward, Tuesday, January
)Ui. 10 a in to 12 m.
Wanaiuaker. Connelly's Tuesday, Jann?\y
39tb, 2 p m to 4 p in.
FJoyds X Koads, Wednesday, January
1st, 10 a m to IV in.
Taylorsvillo. Wednesday, January 31st
p in t?> 4 p m.
Galivants berry, Thursday, February
st, 10 a in to 12 m.
Ay nor, Thursday, February 1st, 2 p
i to 4 p in.
WVi/lai' l<\iliriHirv ltwl 10 a m
VJlUWV' lly i. i I A Vl'A Ul?? J A V i?
) 12 m.
.lordanvl'le* Friday, February 2nd, 2
m to 4 p n?.
DopuoIm, Smart's. Saturday, February
rd, 10 a in to 12 m.
Klondike, Saturday, February 3rd, 3
in to 4 p in.
All other appointments stand as anon
need.
The balance of the time at the Audi
>rs odice in Conway.
All able bodied males capable of eamlg
a support between the ages of 21 and
J years shall be deemed taxable polls.
The number of your school district is
nportant.
Transfers of real estate must be noted
ith care.
Executors and administrators will
lake their returns according to law.
All persons between the ages of 21
ml 55 who are liable to road duty will
lake return of same to the i^ouuty
auditor as required by law.
Failure to make returns within the
line specified subjects the delinquent to
penal'y of 50 per cene.
N (' ADAMS, Auditor.
Taken dp;?There has taken up
\ ? . i.
it, my place one steer yearling witn
lack neck head and feet, don't know
lis mark owner can yet same by
)roving and paying charges.
James Carroll.
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