The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 22, 1912, Image 2
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by conway publishing co.
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ISDAY. FEBRUARY 22 191*,
hat hoiii v as Adam created? Why.
fore Eve.
pipenri that Mr WiJpnn's little
iutial boomht h is petered out.
shtireb Is too worldly, ?avs an exotherwise
the world would have
ou for Christ long ago.
the beautiful snow came the
eable slosh. "After life's fitful
ever is o'er" comes; what?
a 4 mill increase tax levy and a
led million dollar bond issue, it
for Luke to shoot or give up the 1
I
thre* tobacco warehouses in .
>paratfo?3 Conway should do
acco business of the Pee (
loop*'*, Solicitor of one of ths
in the upper part of the State
d his candidacy for Attorney
, Sd',1 there's more to follow.
i
ai'v Kb ronce Times has been t
joiut stock company. Mr Ayer
weild th ed torlal p<*n and Mr r
IPnyer wiil have charge of the [
end. Many improvements are ;
1. j
>oe hundred new laws, past at /
/-> .i. o 5 y \ rv r t lio I .anicl ntnro
IMt- |nr.v-ui, nrrniuu ... |
ftve been signed by the Govpr'ior. Is it
fty "wonder, now that the powers th .1
ft want a Mii 1 li<>n dollar boni i.-suo vo
Build a new luuut'c asylum.
ftTlie fiast law of nature Is self preserftt
on . K.tch individual fanner can pr? ftrve
himself by matting his own sup lies
for home consumption He will ;
Ihen be in a position to '"don't care s
Whether school keeps or not,"
I By a vote of 61 to *10 the House of R*pBesentativcs
refused to abolish tlie Ho- |
liery Mills at the Penitentiary at Columbia,
It is a legitimate question now lo
ask, "Will Governor IBlease ra'Ty out his threat
and pardon every convict in the J
penitentiary; or, was he only teasing? *
In the latter event it was cruel to raise
(the hopes of those poor convicts only to r
disappoint them.
(
| Hereafter the Commissioner of Agri- t
culture will le elected by the Leglsla- |
ture instead of being appointed by the j
Governor as was the pievious custom. (
According to the eternal fitness of things i
and in keeping with our Kebubllcan in
stitutions, he should bo elected by the
people in the primary.
Governor IBiease is in a predicament
similar to the man between the deen blue
sea and the devil, \vifh the Judiciary before,
the Legislative department and the
minor State officers on oilie r side of
him and the newspapers bringing up the
rear, thev have the poor fellow completely
hemmed in and there appears to
be no other alternative but to give up the
_i > _ ii.. .... ,. ?
guusi uuu pass uway as tfasuy as 11^ ; in.
I Tbe Legislature, "like o. link o
I sweetness 1 ir>g drawn out," is drag
giug its woarv length along. The
I session has been p -olonged to near
ly its dons' i lutiooAl limit, and after
I that exp res, the m?rnoers will have
I to serve their State without money
. and without pric??, unless an ad
I jourumeal or races* is taken.
I lion J L MeLaurin, better known
I to ftfme as "Curlev Beaded JibnH
nie,' is jot failing ewer himself t
Rj get back into politics again. He is
I accredited with saying that should
Eg Governor Blease vein the wareh
house bill be (M? !.;v.:r i ) va uld enI
ter the race for Governor, "in order
that he might go inro every county
in the Stale at d make i ho warehouse
measure an isMie. " We might go
farther and faie worse,
There aro no new developments in
the alleged case of infanticide. The
lake was dragged but it proved to
be a water haul. The body was
search for in vari( us other places but
they were all barren of any results
whatever, and it has not, yet been
found nor is there any trace of it.
In the meantime the young man is
in jail and Micawoer-like is waiting
j for something to turn up.
The Third Warehouse. I
Peoples Tobacco JWarehou c at =
Conway, S. C., will be run this year
under the following management:
J. E. Coles, of Conwav, manager,
A. C. Trompson, of Conwav, Pros- 5
ident. These gentlemen whom our
people know as active business men
of Conway will change the present
home of the Conway Live Stock Co. I
into a suitable building for the sale I
nf lpn.f tiflini'M n.nrl f?nn vnniftnr>a nf I
the seller and comefort of his stock.
This new Tobacco Warehouse will
be a great addition to the Conway
market, and we believe a great advantage
to the tobacco grower certainly,
a great help to the town
of Conwtiy. This tobacco ware
house conies into existence not from
the help of many given with fear and
humble but sprang into existence
from the energy, push and faith in
their home market and town, of the
two above named citizens of Conway.
Blamed a Good Worker.
"I blamed my heart for severe distress
In niy left side for two years," writes W.
Evan*, DanvJlle, Va., "but I know now y<
It was Indigestion, as Dr. King's Mew r?
Pills completely cured me." Best O
for stomach, liver and kidney troubh-s, p
constipation, headache or debility, 25c.
$X Norton -Drug Co,
I
Mr N P Jenrotfe, who went out
from Horrv to wiu a fortune and
fune, has succteded in doin^ both,
we are prlid to say. He ba> b' en
elected President of t-e ISxchaut'e
B.:nk of W ?yoros8, G.t., o ?e of tie
largest ami most 11 ;urishi"t? banks
o? that progressive city The paner
of his adopted home speaks of h m
as a man of ripe experience in the
bsnkinn: business and has excellent
li no i-vr. ? ;lI (./mi tuwM innii arnirh lit ltd
II LIC>UV>I'?I *<x?liii\.vv?wu w " mavm J"
him in a position to manage the
bank satisfactory both to the stockholders
and its customers. The
Horry friends of Mr Jenerette rejoice
in his election to such a responsible
position and feel satisfied
that the bank has made no mistake
in seleting him for its head.
From Burcol.
Editor Herald:?Please allow me
sp me in your papor 'or a few words
Times a^e quiet at Burcol now.
Everybody seems to be enj ?>inu
themselves fine.
Mrs. J. E Hucks who has been
spending some time with friends
arid relatives, has returned home.
Mr. C. C. Gore and Miss Kate
Go?*e were pleasant callers at tt e
borne of Mr. J. E Hucks lat t Sunlav
afternoon. Hope they had a
'ine time
Best wi lies to the Herald and its
nauy readers. B ue E^es.
He Won't Limp Now.
No more limping for Tom Moore of
Cochran, Ca. '*] had a had sore on my
nstep that nothing boomed to help till 1
lsed Buckleu's Arnica Salve," he writes,
'but this wonderful healer so? ri cured
ne." /Zeals old. running tores, ulceis.
Kiib, burns, cuts, bruises, eczema or
ules. Try it. Only 25 cents at Norton
b ug Co.
f^HICHESTE^ S PILLS
.j-w TIIK lUAMDNll IIRUI). a
A??lc your Ilrurslm for /Ow
J:- 4\ k??ux\u Chl.flicii.for'H lliurmtiiu uriinj//\\
N t'illN in Ucd *r.<l Cold nict-illic\*j/\/
-'Jjt'a bo*??, scaled with Iilue IUbboii.
Tiiho no other. Ituy of your '
if " fa WruBp-l't- AskforCHI.CirKS.TEUS
W 2/f l?lA,WON!> KUANI> IMLI.N, for S?
V ? Jm years known as Best,Safest, Always Ucliab!*
?r SOLD [1Y DiKIGfilSTS EVERYWHLPf
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Count-}' of Horry.
Court of Common Pleas.
Lnterprise Grocery Company, a
corporation, Plaintiff.
igrainst
f. M. Edwards. Defendant.
UOPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
(Complaint Not Served.)
Fo the Defendant, J. M Edwards:
You are hereby summoned and repaired
to answer the complaint in thisacion
which has been filed in the office of
he Clerk of the Court, of Common Plees.
for the said county, and to serve >1 cops
af your answer to the said complaint 01
the subscriber at bis olPce at Conway, S
C., within twenty days akter the service
hereof, exclusive of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer the complaint
with the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
in this action will apply to the Coun
for the relief demanded in the complain:
January 25fh, A D 1012.
W L Bryan, L S.
C. C. C. P.
II H Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney,
To J M Edwards, Absent Defendant:
Please take notice that the complain'
in the foreyoiny stated action and tin
summons of which the foregoing aeop>
were tiled in the oflice of the Clerk o!
the Court of Common Pleao for llorr}
County, at Conway 8 C., on the 2.1th da}
of January, 1912.
II II Woodward,
Plaintiffs' Attorney
1FLRRYANCOCP <iw40
d N JENRETTE
CONVEYANCER 6c NOTARY PUBLIC
writes Titl"s, Mort^a^es, Liens, A^-eements,
Con:racte, Ac, Anstracting a/id
pving* Speeialtv.
I Women! ?
If weak, you need Cardui, f?|
the woman's tonic. Cardui fe
is made from gentle herbs, m
acts in a natural manner, jp
and has no bad results, as ||
some of the strong drugs
sometimes used. As amed- M
icine?a tonic?for weak, j
tired, worn-out women, jgj i
Cardui has been a popular
success for over 50 years. gj?g
The Woman's Tonic
I Mrs. Lula Walden, of gg
Oramlin, S. C., followed ra
this advice. Read her let- eg
ter: "I was so weak, |9
when I first began to take Es
Cardui, that it tired me to Iffi
walk just a little. Now, I g|j
can do all the general S|]
housework, for a fnmilv nf HMI
19." Try Cardul for your |j|
troubles. It may be the Pj
very remedy you need. BS
Taken Up: At my place, one
lack and white pided cow with
oung calf. Mark: Smooth crop in
ght ear and split in the left.
wn<r can get same by proving aqd
aying charges
Hosea M EllWttf
Nichols, S, C. H. F, D. No. 2. (
THK HOHRY HBBALP. TH1
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAUOLIN.
County of Horry.
Court of Common Fleas.
Durrough ?fc Collins Company, u Corpt
ration, I'luintiff,
against
Olen Bellamy, Joe Bellamy, Home
Bellamy, Hartford Bellamy, Fevi
Bellamy, John Bellamy, Liller Ar
derson, Eugenia Bcckum, Minni
Bellamy, ICtha Bellamy, Dennis Bel
lamy, r*issie Bellamy, and all an
singular the Heirs at Law of Johr
Tola & Dorie Bellamy, deceased, th
names of whom are unknown t
Plaintiff, Defendants.
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
Co mplaint Not erved.
To the Defendants, above named:
You are hereby summoned and req lit
ed to answer the complaint iu this actio
which has been tiled In the ollice of th
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, fci
the said County, and to serve a copy o
your answer to the saidcomplaint on th
subscriber at his otliee at Conway withi
twenty da) a after service hereof excluuiv
of the da\ of such service; and if yo
tail to answer the complaint within th
time a'oresaid. the plaintiff in this ac
turn will apply to the Court for relief de
inawled in the complaint,
January Kith, A. D. 1912.
W. Ij4 Bryan, H. II. Woodward,
C. C. c. P. Plaintiff's Attorney
0 all aud singular the eirs at Lav
of John Bellamy, Tola Bellamy, am
Dorie Bellamy, Absent Defendants.
TAKE NOTICE.--That the Complain
in this action ami the summons of vvhicl
the forein.in;: is a copy, were filed ii
the oflh(it the Clerk of this four* a
0< nwav S. C., on tlie loth day of Jan
unry 1912.
IT. fT. Woodward,
Plaintiffs' Attorney.
W. L, Br>an, 0. C. C. P
A V" Brts'en', of Little River, wa1
n ( nil tyr-v tt v r\ /I ? 1 ^ -- ? - -
v. uii ir? 11,^ uucj y-Hiy WUL'K.
SMEsa mamma
When m Tow
You to Look
I have opened up a fresh
of General Merchandise, in t
opposite the iiorry To'oacco
selected and
i
Come examino :ny stock, Ir
thai i am showing the pretti
Ladies' Underwear, Shoes, li
ing, and a full and complete I
Groceries, in Conway ard a
most economical and cartful I
; I
Thompson's Bloc
CONWA
Horse Shoeing and
Repair Work. .
I am now propped to do your
Horse Shoeing ?s well as your
repair work. Mr. A. L. Lewis
has accented r.ho position as
Blacksmith and Sborrvith me
All work guaranteed.
J. W. SPARKS.
J TYPEWRITERS
| SAVE SO PKR CENT.
: All Makes?Guaranteed
One Year.
Easy Terms#* >or month 1
: SEND FOR CATALOO.
EDWARD J MURPHY,
The Typewriter Ikaler,
CHARLESTON. ...SC.
JRS1VA', t'Ei/HUATtY 22, 1913.
\ HITS THE
Id
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r
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? Hie explmmtia\
I mndewifh the
r everyingpedii
test of QUI* Gl
i iheresndhil or
Fertilizers.
t Sold 3y Relial
F.S..ROYST
Norfolk Va. Tarl
BaltimoreMd. Mont?
Macon Ga.
$0 SH5BS3Mi]iSZ?SM 115.' "
n it Will Pay
; Up My Store
i, brand new, up-to-date stock
he Ihompson new brick block.
Warehouse. My stock is well
ilj Mil.
*a-n mv prices and be convinced
iest 1 ine of Pry (.'nod.-i, Notions,
ats, Gent's Furnishings, Clothline
of a Family and. Plantation
t prices that will p'c-Qse lite
juyer.
k, Laurel Street,
Y. S C
mmmmm
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You have been "thinking"
Tp about getting a piano for a -<?
long time. Ii3r not ceanc Jr
, thinking, and actually purchase?
A piano never went
into home without bringing
; ? with it increased good-will
i further refinement and cult- ?4?T
^ Our immense stock of beauJw
tiful instruments is at your
disposal. It contains a vast Jfr
number of pianos of acknowl^
edge worth. We accept a
small amount of cash and the &
? balance in small monthly ^
^ payments.
? YOU HAVE BEEN THINK- ^
^ ING, WHY NOT A T. jL
Write for special price list ^
? we have a nhmber ot bar gains
jp that may interest you. ^
> Clias M Stieff. |
> LEON C STEELE, Mgr. 4L
j One Fourteen Granby Street. ^
Opp Theatre. Norfolk, Va. ^
Maj Charles J KppYnas returned
from a combined pleasure and business
trip to Kintfutree, his old home
town.
SfiWB VER
WCltMTMXldl '.lav?
fl#? M%
a is simple;fhey i
greatest m
mi ims to pass tL
wr laboratories;
'miss ah on iRqysi
Ac .Dealers Everywhere
ER GUANO CC
> Officer
)oro MC. Columbia S C.
ornery Ala. Spartanburg 3j
Columbus Ga.
! GERM(
I
. For continued big y
Fertilizers they do no
GER.VOFERT FERTILIZERS .
Ammonia fid Potash in varying grades.
no Sulphuric Acid. 'I
^ V. out subtra<^'ng from i
More tl
^Ip A bu'id
JrH ^yy T? 6upf
V f FERTILIZ
A> A \ plant last ye
f V Then
^ ought tc
book,L'
F.' . / - IA.
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utu umtu
OUR ENTIR
DRY GOODS, CLO
AT A GREAT
I ?J E NIC
HIGH GR.A1
Fresh Bread and Cakes a?ways on
filled with choice goods for family us
est- possible notch. Phone orders gn
ivory guaranteed. Phone No, 13.
B rF
For ^alc
1 have for sale while they last,
cured mullets, put up in the usual
way, and .01 very reasonable price
Address your orders tr the undersigned.
We ffuarnrai.tse satisfneion.
The equal of any on the
market anywhere
J V Vereen,
Thompson, S. C.
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CHINESE LAUNDRY
Collars and CulTs.
Ironing Machine.
Work turned out Promptly.
Send me a trial order.
Family washing taken.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Work neatly executed, an in
first class r>tyje.
nimccbal. notice
Collars and Culls held for 30 days
and if not. called for will be sold,
Yoursforgood worK,
GEORGE LUM
riLIZER
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3FERT
icIds apply Germofert
t make your land acid.
are complete sources of Phosphoric Acid,
Yet, unlike most fertilizers they contain
"hus they add to your land's yield withts
sweetness and fertility.
tan this, GERMOFERT FERTILIZERS
in valuable germicidal properties that tend
>mote healthy plant life.
undreds of farmers are raising bigger crops,
ing up their farms by their use.
>1 y the big demand for GERMOFERT
ERSwewere compelled to build a new
ar three times as large as original factory.
e is a tested brand for every crop. You
> know about these fertilizers. Pick up a
paper, NOW. Write and ask for our
t telling what these fertilizers will do for
soil.
rmofert Manufacturing
Company,
LDI TCTOXT COTTTII O AT1AT 1XTA
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:AIN SALE.
ESTOCK OF
'THING & SHOES
SACRIFICE.
HOLAS
3E FLOVR.
hand. Our Grocery Dopatrment is
c arid are marked down to the low
>en careiul attention and prompt de
rMAN.
Oyster Shell Lime.
95 PER CENT PURE LIME.
Sweoien your sour lands.
Get the full strength of your
fertilizers.
Prevent RUST in your cotton.
Prevent SHEDDING in your cot
on.
By using our Oyster Shell Lime.
Sacked, F. O B. Steamer at River
Landing $6 00 per ton. Write for
10 ton reduced price.
Breslauer, Lachicotte A Co.,
Waverly Mills, S. C.
Taken up:?One Heifer yearling
Owner can get same by proving
property, and pa\ing expenses.
A J Long, Shell, S. 0.
4w46 pd,
TAKEN UP?I have taken up One
White Sow and One 13leek Boar Owner
ran get ?aine by proving property and
pnyin? expensea. P. |, Jollle, Conway.
S. C, R P. I). No. 1, Box 30.
4w48 pd.
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