The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 25, 1912, Image 8
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Stray Bits of News Gathered by "
the Wayside for tlic luforma- ^
tlou and Instruction; of Herald
Rcadcrs-liappcnings of Interest
About the City. t
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April showers make May flowers. <
W P Floyd was in Conway the t
first of this week.
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Dr and Mrs J K Stalvey, of Bucks i
port, were in Conway recently. i
Mr and Mrs John Singleton visit- \
ed Conway on business one day last ,
week,
k E C Allen was among those in
Conway on business one day last 1
fcipv. week. 1
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H L Buck is having an addition t
erected at his residence on Laurel ]
Street.
M Arnold Bell, of Bayboro, was in 1
town ou business the latter part of !
last week,
"Fine feathers" make lean pocketbooks,
says a married man of long (
experience.
The Rev Mr Barnes, of the Buoksville
circuit, spent some time in Con- (
way recently.
Some changes ha ve been made in ,
the interior at the store of Conway
Drug Company.
The first refrigerator car for the
movement, of berry crop, arrived in
Conway Monday.
The gardens about town are looking
fine since the light showers of
rain which fell last week.
R J C Ward, of Zoan, was among
those visiting the city from the
country the first of this week.
J J King, one of the leading citizens
of Adrian section, paid Conway
ft business visit last Friday.
Miss Blanche Norton, of Mullins,
spent several days in Conway last
week visiting relatives and friends
fiT B Smith, the Broker, spent several
davs in Columbia the first of
the week on busiuess and sight seeing.
Work on tbo People's Tobacco
Warehouse, so as to be readv for the
opening of the season, will beg;n
Monday.
Wnen in need of strawberrv
checks, don't forget the Herald office,
where you will be fixed up iu
good style.
C B Dnsonbury, one of the leading
farmers in the Port Harrelson section,
spent a day in town recently
on business,
Now is the time for tbo candidates
to make their announcement.
Come out and let the people know
what you want.
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The Herald has furnished many
farmors with strawberry checks the
present season, and we are prepared
to furnish still more if they will
send their orders*
^ The weather wns considerably
cooler the first of this week. Forlunately
it. was not cool enough to
frost on the young strawberries.
B B Vereen, of Vina, S. O. and
one of the most- successful farmers
of that sectian of the county, was
here for a short time last Saturday.
M G Anderson was away the latter
part of last. week on a business
trip, visiting McClellanville, Charleston,
Georgetown, and other
>o oints.
The showers of last week continued
to fa'l on Monday of this week.
In some sections of the county the
showers were badly needed on the
growing crops.
We understand that Nance
will manage the Sea Side Inn at
Myrtle Beach, and that the Sunday
train will be put on about the first
Sunday in June.
T Larry Gant, publisher of the
"Whitevil'.e, N. C , News-Reporter,
arrived in Conwav last Thursday
night and remain^ in Conway several
days on business.
J W Li*tle, who is interested in
large lumber interests here, was
able to be out again and attend to
business the latter part of last week
after an illness lasting several weeks
The work on the iee plant is going
steadily on and the management,
hopes to bo ready soon to make ice.
The plant occupies a building, a
portion of which is three stories
bUtb.
A C Thompson is the owner of a
r-ew Overland car, which he purchased
last week through the T B
Smith Pgencv at this point It is a
very neat and efficient looking vehicle
of locomotion.
Particular attention Is directed
to the change of the advertisement
of the B ink of Loris. This is a
ktrong financial institution and supplies
a want long needed in the development
of that section of the
county.
Politicians are now ^almost as
plentiful as blackberries In June, and
* Who of a feather, they congregate
in little knots on the street cor- j
pert and in the by-paths and high
Ig^v *?/' 1|
1 ^ V; Agj
R E Carwile, who ris still with
rmour & Co., visited Conway the
tter part of last wee'k, this being
>out the beginning of the st**aw;rry
season. Mr Carwile was
jre in a like capacisj for the past
jveral years. "
We see that Lor is. In organizing
ompany which wiM jget out a news>aper
to be known as the Lorle
lews . This paper 110 doubt will do
Duch? in the progr ess of Loris as a
own, and iu the i./pbuildmg of the
;urroundicg country.
Mr and Mrs I) M Oliver have
noved to Conway from their beauti*
ii 1 country home, in Socasteo town
ihip, and are occupying the cotsago
of their son, J D Oliver,
Mnx li "R io fr.\r ut.pan f.
/ 1J KJ I. V U mi j -jui vuw .
Rev J EH Galbraith, of Waverly J
Mills, will hold Episcopal services
n Epworth Hall (the old Mel hod is'
3hurch), Thursday evening, the 2?">th
iust. Service begin at 8 o'clock.
The public cordially invited,
A committoe of the errand jury of
the county wore engaged last week
in going through the cilices at the
sourt house, having oeen selected by
the body of the grand jury at th?
last terra of the court to make a
thorough examination of the county
affices and make their report at the
next term.
The 17th inst , was booked by
the patent medicine almanac makers
for the annual eclipse of the sun,
but whether the phenomenon arrived
on schedule time or uot this
deponent savoth nothing as the day
was a dismal and gloomy one and
Old Sol hid his face behind tue dark
clouds and refused to shine ab any
time throughout the entire day.
Discouraging news for the berry
growers comes to Conway from the
Northern markets to the effect thai
the prices for this lucious edible an
almost below the cost of productior
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and tnat mey uaruiy warrant tui
growers to ship them. However,
later reports indicate that the mar
ket has a upward tendency and tha1
better prices will prevail from nov
on to the end of the season.
W II Moore has opened a grocery
store on Laurel Street in one o
the new buildings recently completed
by A. C. Thompson, and which
is next door to the store of FT. W.
Lewis. It is opposite the Horry
Tobacco Warehouse Company, and
is well located to catch the trade
during the tobacco season. Mr.
Moore will putin a soda fountain
a rd serve cool drinks in connection
with the grocery business.
Last Monday might be called the
opening of the strawberry season
here, as it was the date when the
regular market was started for 1912.
Many of the planters had several
orates on hand which they sold at
the price $5 50 per crate. The condition
of the crop is said to be the
best in years, and with no ill luck
from now on, the planters will have
a record breaking year in the strawberry
business.
Notice of Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Guardian of Jeremiah
Rabon, will apply t ) the Judge of
Probate of Horry Count/, nt h s
office, at Conway, S C.. on th 5 lUtb
day of May A D 1912, for a final
discharge as such guardian.
K Tj Mishoe,
Guardian of Jeremiah Rubon, Minor,
4sn 6
Is the question almost daily asUc
cfit of those interested we have deck
For the past several years we ha
grow as fast as the Conway Ilargai
Stock Co. We started in at about 12
we are weiging about 180 pounds.
Experience tells us if we try to fo
these two mammoth concerns longer
BURST. We will, therefore, hold 1
let the grow.
Our waist measure 10 years ago w
measure, 33 inches. We have been i
and wearing out of the Conway Bar]
time, and our waist and bust measur
the same size now as it was 10 years
Its safe to say that if you \va
the best, enjoy the best of health a
have the BIG 11EAI), follow suit.
1500'Laidics' Gents' and Children'
creations, we have more than 500
( hildrens' to select from, thai^ aie
triir.n.od. If ore docs rot suit you
gi\c jou the rune hat trimmed b
half the price you pay elreuhert*.
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j Attention:
iof South
t This is the year for you t<
j. the Old Reliable "Star Branc
j Go's Manipulated Guano, ar
j clusively. It has given satis
I over 45 years, and is ackno>
ji it to be the best all-round Cc
|j the world. It gives you the
! \ Money. It is Cheap in pric
| made of the Be^t Materials, i
\ which proves its Superior 1
:j For Economy and Best Resu
| you to use. Ask your Mercl
j ing it. VVe sell all other gra<
I Merchant does not handle or
The Macmurp
Successors to The Wilco
Charlesto:
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A. B. EL
Feed, Sale and
Corner of Third fVvem
First Class Service.
Turnouts Sent to any
A Nice Line of 1
Made. See Ther
Announcements
FOR SHFRIFF.~
) I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the office of
| Sheriff ot Horry County, subject to
I the action of the Democratic primary
' Pledging myself to fill the office, if
re-elected, to the best interest of the
county^ B J SESSIONS.
I hereby announce mv candidacy
for the office of ShcrilT of Horry
County, arid if elected I pledge myself
to discharge the duties of the
olfice conscientiously and faithfully
subject to the action of the Demo
cratio primary.
Elijah BnlTkin.
For Sale.
Farm of 350 acres, more or Ipss,
lying on the West side of the ACL
Railroad, between Loris and San ford
and known as the former residence
of E D Law son, and also known as
the estate of Daniel Boyd, This
land runs to within about one half 1
? mile of Sanford, and lies two and
i one half miles from Loris,S.C. Has
small dwelling house on it, and has
i 25 acres cleared. Good land for
i any crop. Aboat two thirds of the
1 tract is good clay foundation, and
the remainder sand. Apply to.
H TI Woodward,
Attorney at Law.
Conway, S, C.
d, and for the ben )rc~33 Rcily-'o-Ma
led to toll all. ilest things i.i Nee!
ve been trying If ) >.iy M i ioiSlipc
n lloasc and F^ivr< Spring Silks and Mi
5 pounds and lion
1,000 Men, Boy's
Pauls, beautiful N
How the growth ot Corster line oi Men
we are hound to? ,nt' ??'^dy lor you.
die 180 pounds and they are second to i
scl! everything. V
low meets it if ha c
? competitors gucssii
as 30-iaches; breast ~~~~~ , ~
eating and drinking *' \ ompletc and 1
gain House all this r
c is 38, Our hat is 400 Ra&s IilCC? bw
ago. f 1000 lbs Schnapp
nt to eat and wear P\>llVJ?*,
nd die happy and Apple Tobacco, 3.
Thornhill Wagoni
. berries on, Ilacknej
s Hots, all (he latest boro, Carolina and
Ladies, Misses and brcllas for buggies
just in and ready dies, extra Collars,
i the other will. Wc tor what you want,
y experts for about and Half at Stabh
V-? ? * nntrol
1UU CH1I Ktl ?UUl j
AND
JVE STOCK
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: Farmers
Caroli na
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3 return to your "first love,"
1" Wilcox & Gibbs Guano
id use it on your crops ex- j i
faction wherever used for
-vledged by those who use
ttton and Corn Fertilizer in
Best Results for the Least
e, High Grade in Analysis,
md has a record of 45 years
^alue as a Crop Producer, i
Its this is The Fertilizer for
lant for it and insist on hav- i
ies of Fertilizers. If your ;
lr goods, write us direct. j
hy Company j
x & Gibbs Guano Co. I j ,
n, S. C. | j
.LiOTT
Livery Stables
ue and Laurel Street.
Careful Drivers.
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Point of the County.
:he Best Buggies
n Before Buying.
State of South Carolina,
County of 7/orry.
Court of Common Pleas
Catherine Stricklaud, Plaintiff.
v*
Hainon Strickland, Defendant.
COPY/SUMMONS FOll RELIEF
Complaint Not Served.
To the Defendant Hamon Strickland*
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this
action which has been tiled in the office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas f?>r the said County, and to serve
a copy of your answer to the said (Joinplaint
on the subscriber at his olhco at
Conway, S, G\, within twenty days
after , service hereof; exclusive of the
day of such service; and if you fail to
answer the complaint, within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
March 18th 1012.
VV. L. Bryan, II. II. Woodward.
C C. C. P. Plaintiff's Attorney
To Hamon Strickland, absent defendant;
Take notice that the complaint in the j
foregoing stated action, and the summons
of which the foregoing is a copy, were
tiled in the office of the Clerk of (he
Court of Common Pleas, at Conway,
S. C.? ou the 10th day of /March A.
D. 1912.
W. L. Bryan,
C. C. C. PH
II Woodward,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
ke or Ready-Marie to match. AH the
twear W B Corsets, Silk Hose anp
?cra for La.'lies. A beautiful line of
iCall Patterns.
and Youths Suits, extra Coats and
eckwear, The celebrated Howard &
's Fine Low Cut Shoes are now open
For style, comfort, fit and finish
none. We don,t keep anything but'
/c make the price and the other felon?anil
he can't. We keep our
[Iff.
ull line of Groceries, wholesale and
tight before the advance,
s Tobacco, 5 to the pound, 20 1.2c
> cents the pound.
s and Wagon Springs to haul your
r, Rock Hill, Taylor, Cannady, GoldsDerltam
Buggies, Fancy Fringed Um,
extra lull line of Harness and SadSingle
and Double Lines. No matwe
have it and Half Profit at Store
i strikes our competitors above the
a nvyvm
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COMPANY.!
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We Ju*vc just received a cari
Jewelry, the like of wl
seen in Conway. If
examine thisstoc
sider in a gr<
It consi*
Gold and SI
Plated Goods, Ws
? Finger Kings, Ear
Breast l'ins, Ilat Pins, S
of the latest amidmost fushi
Repairing a
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1 <y;4j 11 OF
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1 the BEST T
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that money c
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I assortment o
| Boy's Dress
| you know tin
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Thompson's Block
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I TYLER 6c
| Dealer in Gener
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It will pay every man, w
\ boro Township who nee<i
5 ready-to-wear Hats, to co
jj them, as we have got a fu
| Misses hats ranging- in
f- Also a nice line of the we
I Ladies Slippers and M
| thing to suit the young gi
A tull line of Groceries ;
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<1 Below we will give you
Hest prcecn Coffee, 18 cent a pc
u Flour 70 cent per sack of 21 pounds ]
>< 1 J 1 4 A VI
Lj Solid oak iseUKicuas 34.iu. i>
J full line of othcr'things.
^ Remember the price at Cash f<
? Yours to serve you i
I TYLER &
| Bakers 5
^TJSssmssaiEst'ssnBaam raaaoazarasHjni
The practice of the Conway Fire
Company is greatly improving as i
time goes along. They can all get i
their places and have a stream of i
water ptoyfug in a few minutes. <
rho noiv lire engine has boon found
10 be up to date and the mernuers
:)f the company have learned to use i
it promptly and efficiently. i
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yfully selected line of fine *
lich has never been
you will call and
:k we will con- )'
cat favor !
its of '
verware,
itches, Clocks
Rings, Rroaches . |u
tick Pins, Ornumcns, f
enable designs, Etc., Etc. ,
Specialty. I]
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me and get i
ailored Suit | .
;an buy. 1
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;ceiveda nice 1
if Men and |
Pants and |
e prices are S
, Laurel Street, 1
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zjsx&uoxl boobbubm
ALLEN J
al Merchandise j (
.0, s. c. [
oman and child in Bay- '
Is fancy and up-to-date j
me to our store to get I
ill supply of Ladies and I
ok m\h 1
jJi Itc liUlfl fJU VClliO up*
11 known Morris Shoes,
en Low Cuts, just the
iris and young men.
and Furniture.
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a few prices. 41 1V
mnd. Sugar 6 i-4 cent a pound, ft t I
best patent. i i
ureaus from $4.75 to $5,75, and a }
>r the next 30 days only. I
itfht. 1
: ALLEN f
[ Roads. I
Wj^a?wf 'Himniai naBHannl
Mrs. Maltha A. Wright, a sister I' |
of Mrs. Paul H. Wesley, last Monday
purchased ten acres of land
across the lake, and near the plaoa
owned by Mr. and Mrs. Wesley, for
the sum of $500 00. The price of SjJ
farming land near Conway, as well k
as in all parts of Horry County, is U
still steadily advancing in prioe. fl