I Mr. Van Norton Repfy. i
| (Continued fjom Page 1.)
tlon and, so far as I can learn, the }
Legislature has not corrected the (
Boards action in this matter. 1
There was no money in the Treas- *
ury of Horry County to pay liquor s
constables and no provisions to put j
any there for that purpose. So. '
they must be paid out of some oth- *
er fund; and it looks very much as '
if.?the Kingston Lake Bridge, the J
repairs on which have been order- 1
ed stopped by-the Commissioners '
over the protest of the Supervisor, ;
or maybe, the Sardy Bluff Bridge, '
about which the Supervisor has 1
been severely arraigned, have been 1
the sufferers. 1
Certainly, something has suffer- \
fid tn itie amount of bix Hundred '
and Fifty Dollars. r
The U-vd of South Carolina probio.ts
the oxpeauilure of funds arising
irotn current taxo^ lor the payin
but of indebtedness of any previous
yeais. and also forbids the
Supervisor to araw checks unless
funds have octn reported in the
County Treasury to pay them, and
forbids payment of cnecks drawn in ^
violation of its provisions. n
There are other laws besides the '
Cary-Cothran Act govern:ng the
methods and results of spending the 1
people's money. Their protection s
against the useless waste of negli- ,
gent officers has been ignored by a
our county Commissioners. Wo t
cannot alford to be governed by the i
Cary-Cothran Act alone. It is too 1
expensive as applied by our Com- H
missioned. If they know no other
law governing a whiskey constables
cliim, they should study up or re- ^
sign before they throw to the
birds some more money we sorely
need for roads and bridges. 2
It is only just for me to add that. ?
the Supervisor has consistently
protested against the payment of
these Mishou Detective claims iu the j
n " '1 n.n l\ nr.H ill a/tint t llOV I
it/1 in iiiai' uci *11 t> tuvu uw/j
have been presented to the Board. :
i Van Norton. I
May 11. i
""""*
The Passing of a Good Man. 1
It is a sorrow, and at tho same {
time a sorrow mingled with joy that <
we chronicle the death of our old .
friend and acquaintance, Wm. A. j
Spivey. He died Sunday 7:00 a. rn. ,
at Moultrie, Ga., in the eightieth
year of his age, and was buried Mon
day at the cemetery in the same .
place.
Mr. Spivey was born in Eastern
North Carolina, and came to Horry
County about the age of twentv-one j
and settled near Cedar. Grove <
Church. He married Miss Frances <
Hughes, of Horry. *
He was truly a good man; devout, 1
scrupulously honest, and truthful *
Without desire for display, he lived
the simple and sincere life, which
won for him the respect and afTec- ,
tion of those who knew him well.
He was conscious of the approach ;
of death and was fully prepared in
mind and heart for it; expressing a
Hneii<A In c- /w, on/I ha iv'lth TdKllQ ?\n(1
Muaii kj ?v/ kii;vi ULIVI w < ?? i w?? ?? ww? -his
departed friends, mentioning
Mr. James Hendricks, Sr., James
McCruckeu Sr.. his son and daughter,
Hop and Ola, and his old pastor
R-jv. A. M, Noble and others. He
leaves a rich horitage in his character
and children, and goes to reap
the rich reward of a well spont life.
Socastee School Closes
On Tuesday, May 21st, the teacher
and pupils of the Socastee Graded
School will give a picnic to
which every one is invited. The day
will be laken up as follows;
At 10:80 a. rn. the May pole will
be plaited?national colors will be
used and a pretty exercise is assured.
Immediately after dinuer a game
of ball will be played, and at 4:15
p, m the following program will be
rendered by teacher and pupils.
Greeting ?
Dialogue?The Last Day of School
Monologue??3 is First Case.
Dialogue?Aunt Betsy's Name
sake.
No admission fee will be charged,
but a collection will bo taken to
bear expenses, and to cdd funds to
the Iraprovment Association.
Oa tho evening oiJWednesday, the
22nd, beginning at 8:15 the final
closing will take place,
PROGRAM.
Song?Building,
Dialogue?The Assessor.
Ploy- Tho Mischievous Nigger.
Address ?C. P. Rice (principal of
school)
Awarding of prizes aud dolivery
of certificates.
Closing Song.
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend both the picnic and tho closing
exercises.
Teacher,
In this issue is the card of Mr
J T Shelley for election to tho oflioe
of County Supervisor, Mr. Shelley
is a well known farmer and business
man of the county, now located at
Aynor, S C. He is a man of good
judgment, and fine executive ability
and has made a success in the management
of his own business all airs.
He has many friends who will be
glad to stick to him in this race.
Funeral Services
Editor Herald:?Please allow me
space to announce that there will be
three funeral services preached at .
Brown Swamp churcn the first Sunday
lu June at 11 o'clock P M by
Rev H B Roberts, of Blanche. S. O., m
The funerals will be L W Brown j ]
bit wife and eon. 1'
Liggett & Ayers Tobacco Company
Will Buy on The Mullins Market.
J. S. Neal, one of our leading
varehou.se men who always keep in
jlose touch with the tobacco trade,
writes a friend here that the Liggett
& Myers Tobacco Co. will be a
itrong buyer on the Mullins tobacjo
market the coming season. This
jig company did not buy hero last
season, Liggett & Myers is a bunch
)f the old American Tobacco Co.,
md with their largo capital of
ibout thirty million dollars they
vi 11 add much to this market. Jim
Sfeal says that this strong com pa
ly win oe :v strong ouyer on mu
)est typos of tobacco's iacluding tbe
inest wrappers and cutlers. Jim
,hinks "food tobacco will sell well
jut common grades will sol! iower
f a oig crop of common tobacco is
nadc.?ivl'Jiiins Enterprise.
?
Citation Notice.
STATE OF SOU 17/ CAROLINA,
County of J to rcy.
I3y J. S. Vaught Esq., Probate Judge
W//EPKAS, Leonora Adine Anderson
lilt to nie, to grant her letter* ol Adniriistraiion
of tiie Estute of and effect*.
fobert Ilarley Andeison, deceased.
Those sre, therefore, to cite and adnonish
nil and singular the kindred and
redltorsof the said KobertHariey Andtron,
dee., that they bo and appear before
no in the Court of Probate, to bo held
,t Conway, S. O.,on May 25th next, afer
publication lieroot, at 11 o'clock
n the forenoon, to show cause, if any
hey have, why the said Administration
ihould not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand, this 4th day
if May Anno Domino 1912.1
Published on the 9 and 10 days of
day iu the Horry Herald.
J. S. Vaught, (L S).
Judge of Probate, Horry County.
IwG
For Sale.
Farm of 350 acres, more or h siyirig
on the West side of the A C I.
Railroad, bet ween Loris and San ford
vnd known as the former residence
)f K D Lawson, and also known a*:he
estate of Daniel Boyd, Thb
and runs to within about one hall
nile of San ford, and lies two and
me half miles from Loris, S. C. Hu.s
small dwelling house on it, and has
15 acres cleared. Good land for
iny crop. About two thirds of the
ract is good clay foundation, and
fhe remainder sand. Apply to.
H H Woodward,
Attorney at Law.
Conway, S, C.
WANTED,?Young man 20 yoars of
fige, now employed as clerk in mcr.i..m/liaoH(r?pii
w?tiU ii.sitinn in store
)t any kind at Conway. Have had
;hroe years experience and ca? come
ii any time. Can furoAsh good references.
Address 44I1" Herald Office.
Sunday's rain was a foully washer
uid trash mover.
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Having decided 1
SAVANNA FARM,
lie auction on
at 10:30 a. m., <
miles from Com
Bluff Road, Fo
mules. Double ar
1 it ? r\
ana narness, kj
Red Duroc Boar
all with pig by h
pigs, Lot of Hay.
Sale positivel
bidder for Cash
note till Fall.
2 per cent, discount for cad1
A. B. E\
Feed, Sale and
Corner of Third \vei
First Class Service.
Turnouts Sent to any
A Nice Line of
Made. See Thei
I FIRE ALARM! I
R No! Its on!y the crowd rushing fi
$ THJE OliD STAND B
m to be served with the very best of
| ICE CREAM t
>1 and B
K COOL DRINKS g
M of all kinds. F
a Yours to Serve, g
3 W B CHESTNUT & CO., |
| THIRD AVENUE |
saascnncisacaw
CONWAY, COAST AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice h boreby given that a Special
General Meeting; of til*- Stockholders of
he Conway, Coafct and Western itaiJiCrd
Company, lias been cUl/d i).v tha Hoard
of Directors, fo bo I.eJil at the ctlico of
the IV'aceamaw Line of Steamers in tlie
IViwn i)i Conway, South Carolina, at. 2
o'clock in the forenoon, on Wednesday,
' <" ' ^ ? 1 ? li 1(IIO tlw.
IIIH 1VI.11 vliiy Ul *J UIH', :x 1' I1/AV, im KIIV
pui pose of considering and acting upon a
proposition to bell all or the rights, powers,
franchises and property of said
Compar.y fo the Atlantic Coast Line
Hailroad C unpany, and su?;h other bnsines-.y
as may property comb before the
meeting.
EUGENE P SCHULKEN,
Secretary.
State of South Carolinu, )
County of Horry. \
Oliice of County Auditor.
To A. C. Turpin, J. M. Burson, and A.
M. Buvson, Non-resident owners of
land within Horry county, whoso residence
and post oliice address, are unknown
to the undersigned.*
Take Notice, That wher? as it appears
that you are the owners of that certain
lot of land in Horry County, containing
forty-live acres, more or less, and known
,?s Jot No. (54 of llomowood Colony lands
aid that you have failed to make return
of the same for taxation as required by
ihe laws of this Stale, and that the same
;ih.s escaped taxation for tlie liscal years
of 1909, 191U and 1911, not having been
assessed as provided by the laws of the
said State; all of which has lately come
to my knowledge:
You are hereby required to be and appear
before me in my oliice at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, at Conway, in the County
and State aforesaid, on the 15th day
of July A. D, PJ12, at which time the tin
dersigned will proceed to appraise and
assess the said land for taxes, and will
enter the same on the tax duplieute in
and for the said County, and charge the
same with the taxes of the current fPocd
?"?i" t,\.Tut)i?r wirli t.lin tnvps j,f 11)09.
1910 Hiid 1911, and the penalties a* provided
by the laws of this 8tafe.
N C ADAM8, Seat
County Auditor Horry Count)'.
Conway, S C , May, I'd, VJ12 OwlO.
The rain descended and watered
the parched earth, and all vegetation
is responding with a vigorous
growth.
MfnMMMMKMWnBli
to rent the BIG
I will sell at pubon
the farm, two
vay, on the Dog
ur heavy work
id Single Wagons
ne thoroughbred
Hog*, Eight Sows
lm, Eight Spring
Iy to the highest
or good secured
. 0. Hanson,
h.
Tiott
Livery Stables
iue and Laurel Street.
Careful Drivers.
r Point of the County.
the Best Buggies
n Before Buying.
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I
I Wagons, Buggie
I
| ^
| and everything
I you
1 ^
M We maVc the price that the other
$a fellow can't meet, and if oaya any
jS thing about quality, holier Rats,
f.M as he would not know the truth
jj in the middle of the road were he f
Cp to meet in there, Buy your Puna 1
tg reen from us at 22 l-2c a pound
$ and sell your Tobacco at the
new Peoples' Tobacco Warehouse
Announcements
Announcement under this head, ar
*5.00 payable in advance. Magistrate's
cards short, $2.50.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Representative for Horry
County, subject so the action of the
Democratic Primary.
C. E. BEST.
FOR CLERK OF COURT.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for election to the office of Clerk
of tlieCourt of Common Picas and
General Sessions for Horry County,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
Primary.
W. L. BRYAN.
Conway, S. C.
FOR AUDITOR.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the office of Auditoi
of Horry County subject to the ruiet
of the Democratic Party.
N. C. ADAMS.
FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election to the office o 1
Sheriff ot Horry County, subject t<
the action of the Democratic primary
Pledging myself to fill the oftice, i
re-elected, to the best interest of th<
county: B SESSIONS.
I hereby announce rriv candidacj
for the office of SheriiT of Horn
County, and if elected I pledge my
self to discharge ilio duties of tin
office conscientiously and faithfulb
subject to the action of the Dcrao
ratio primary.
Elijah Buffkin,
FOR MAGISTRATE.
I hereby announoe myself a candi
date for Magistrate in Simpson Creel
Township, subject to the rules of Mi
Democratic primary.
WILLIAM II. CAUSEY,
Eldorado, S. C.
mt ?w?mmmnm rowrriMiHiIIf
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
Hy persuasion and after DeMberatio
on my part, I announce myself a cand
date for the office of County Supervise
of Horry County, subject to the rule
of the Democrat Primary.
N. E. HARDWICK.
I hereby announce myself a cand
date for County Supervisor, subject t
the action of the Democratic Primary
J. T. SHELLEY.
1785 191
COLL E G E O F C II A R L E S T O I
128th Year begins September 27.
Entrance examinations at all th
county-seats on Friday, July 5th, a
0 a. in.
It offers courses in Ancient an
Modern Languages, Mathematics
History, Political Science, Debatin
Chemistry, Physics, Biology an
Engineering.
Courses for B. A., B S., and B. ?
decree with Engineering.
A free tuition scholarship to cac
county of South Carolina. Vacuo
Boyce scholarships, tfivin^ $100
year and freo tuition, open to cotr
petitive examination in Septembei
Expenses reasonable. Terms an
catalogues on application. Writ
; to HARRISON RANDOLPH,
President.
Charleston, SrC.
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5VY YOVR I
s, Surries, Road Carts & Harness H
IVE STOCK COMPANY. I
'y~^? w9
else to eat, Wear and furnish IM
r home wiih from the I jS
Vft2%%ft A C THOMPSON I |1
I Ij iJllwt! I'res Both Corporation. | II
T N Fullerton, Man prer. Mr fl
ranrs CflYUmm Fullerton managed tke Farmers' ffl I
\wB| _ i. Warehouse here last year. You is I
P"/ / 'inow hi,n? he knows you, and H I
" J" /_ Jm ii|?PP ^ last but not least he knows what 2S
; . .ft"- ?1 your tollacco is worth when he jjj I
wfc %- hc : it, and it must brintf all its ffl I
&worth wlun he sells it for you, Eg pM
' , 1,11(1 0,1 thih p^tforin he solicits | I
your Tobacco. I
J?yyg||y I l
VVe have just received a carefully selected line of fine H
Jewelry* the like of which has never been H
seen in Conway. If you will call and ^ H
examine this stock we will con- B
sidcr in a great favor H
It consists of H
Cold and Slverware, H
Plated Goods, Watches, Clocks I
Finger Kings, Ear Kings, Preaches
Hrcast Pins, Hat Pins, Stick Pins, Ornan.ens,
of the latest and most fashionable designs, Etc., Etc. t|S
Repairing a Specialty. |||
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i k rr-m. y r 1 ^ rx n a f I r? tvt If L
It | i I LC.K OC HLLCn |||i
; jS Dealer in General Merchandise Egi
1 | BAY BOKO, S. C. Ej
g It will pay every man, woman and child in Bay
boro Township who needs fancy and up-to-date
ready-to-wear Hats, to come to our store to get I 4
them, as we have got a full supply of Ladies and
Misses hats ranging in price from 35 cents up. 1';
Also a nice line of the well known Morris Shoes, KLadies
Slippers and Men Low Cuts, just the f|
thing to suit the young girls and young men. j
A full line of Groceries and Furniture.
Below wc will give you a few prices. 1
llest green Coffee, 18 cent a pound, Sugar 6 1-4 cent n pound, f
Flour 70 cent per sack of 21 pounds best patent. I Y'
ffi Solid Oak Bedsteads $3.40, Bureaus from $4.75 to $5,75, and a
? S full line of other things.
A ' jfirau
2 g Remember the price at Cash for the next 30 days only.
.t 3j Yours to serve you right.
N
I TYLER & ALLEN
, I Bakers X Roads.
Sens! US Your Jor
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