The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 17, 1912, Second Section, Image 1
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VOL XXVI.
WAKE UP BOYS.
Spnrffy World's Famous Shows?Circus,
Hippodrome and Menagerie?
To be Here Friday. November
8th, 1912.
All day Saturday the busiest man
in town was the Advaore Agent of
John II. Sparks' World's Famous
Shows. Ho was like a will-o-lhewisp,
now here, no w there, making
contracts and arranging for the
coming of the great circus. Large
quantities of provisions were cont'acted
from our merchants, and the
rounds opposite Court House were
)cu&ed from their owners and he
was several times heard to mako
fnmnlftint that that th? grOUtlds
v.oro hardly large enough to Accommodate
the show properly.
The Sparks show a as they will appear
here this time are trippled in
s'ze, and now ?anlc among the leading
circuses of the country. It is
claimed to have a solid train of
twenty monster railways cars, almost
four hundred people and over
two hundred animals, both foreign
and domestic.
The bhow employs over fifty people
in the department of publicity
alone and from now on until show
day the country for twenty miles
around will be a thorough billing
and if the weather is at all favorable
Nov 8th will have to entertain
?n immense throng on that day.?
Adv.
Patents Applied For
John H. Green has made appliea jiGor
patents on two inventions
MB which when manufactured,
doubt find ready sale. One
^Bnk stand so constructed that
will be deposited from the
th? outside of tho bottle
I Bin line, and which will insure
Bone of the fluid will get on the
s. The other invention in an
lament for lamp*. Mr Green
recently sold en interest in
m inventions to G*o Lum. They
naWe plans for manufacturing
prticles and put them on sale.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
ocal applications, as they cannot
j reach the diseased portion of the
car. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and ?hat is by constitution
al remedies. Deafness is caused by
an in flamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube.
v?7hon this tube is inflamed you have
a rumbling sound or imperfect hearbig,
and when it is entirely closed.
Deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken out
and th's tube restored to its normal
L, condition, hearing will be destroyed
fi ,Korever; nine cases out of ten are
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caused ny uanurn, wuiuu i? uMiumg
bet an infiaimd condition of the muccu*
surfaces.
We will L'ivc One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafno?s, caustd
hv catarrh, that, cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sand for circulars
f reo.
V J CHENEY & CO. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold bv Dru^'st, 75a.
fTake Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Adv.
Cetfinjr Ready for Busi* cm*.
Boih of the infirmaries, which
arc now in the courso of construc1
tion, arc well under way ard their
completion is now only a matter of
a short time. One is located at the
sit? of the old Gullv store and will oe
-- under the charge of a corns of specialists
in the medical profession and
trained nurses, with Dr II H Burroughs
as chief of staff. Tho other
is located on the corner of Sixth
avenue tnd Elm street, and will also
have a full corps of specialists and
nurses with Dr Henrv LScarborough
at the head. They both will be sup^plied
with modern appliance in raed^fc||Lj^wvnd
surgery.
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Obituary. ^
On September 11th, 1912, the
death an^cl came to the home of E. ^
ol d Nancy Booth and took from 7
them their dear little son, Ralph
Watson. He was a bright little J
hoy and was loved very much. ?
All was done for his recover that
rw Mnrt.on and parents and
I'ia i/uuiiu
loving frien^c could do, but God, in f
bis wisdom, -..w fifc to take him to
(h< .iven with other little angels.
A fifcile wh'i" earth he spent unt
God sent, bit angel for him
Sweet lit*^ darling, our lots it
b'u everlpsfi' j; rest and happiness '
N*'\v grandma, his parents and all <
v^v.cn God for them shall call, be at 1
p ace with fci-o v,id meet the little
a gel at t.b' b< evenly gate where
pi. rting will rev > be no more.
His Grandmother.
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Boy Scouts on Friday Night.
The Boy Scouts will meet at the
A rpory in the Spivey Building on
Fi iday night at 7:30 o'clock. A full
a' tpndance is expected and any one
J \s ko wish to join the troop are re1
qvested to be on hand.
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Roosevelt Shot.
Ex President Ro sevelt was shot
in the right breast last Monday eve
ning at Mil waukee, Wis., by a fool
name 1 Sohenk, while getting into on
automobile to go to an auditoriun;
where he was booked to make an
address that evening, The ball
ranged downnard but fortunately
touched no vital or/ran. The woui.d
is not considered serious. Scbenk
wa: arrested.
Lyon Defeated
People defeats Lyon for Attorney
General.
Private Water Works.
At this time there are as many as
six private water work systems being
installed in residences in different
parts of the town. It is the
wonder of many people who visit
Conway tnat the town does not
have public water works and sewetage
system for the public benefit
The town represent a large amount
of taxable property so far as actual
value is concerned, the tax rate is
unusually high for a town of i's biz.',
and these are one or two of the reasons
why it it a wonder that the
town itself could not put in these
things. At this time nearly every
rosidtnce in Conway has a private
water and sewer system of its own.
Fire at Jordanville.
Fire at Jordanville the first of last
week destroyed the engine house of
Hon. George Holliday, and some .
other small b Hidings being used at
the time for warehouses and in N
which goods 'were stored. '-The
place ifc owned by Mr. Holliday who
is now conducting a largo morean- .
tile business there. His loss is at .
least $1000 00, and we are informed
that there was no insurance.
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A Log on the Track '
of the fast express nioau? scriou* t
trouble ahead if noi removed, so I
does loss of appetite. It means loss ;
of vitality, loss of strength and nerv>-> ]
weakness. If appetite fails, take 1
Electric Bitters quickly to overcome I
1 - - u" nr. t Llcnmol. I
me cause uy uuiiiij^ kuv ouuumm. ..
and curing the indigestion. Micheal i
Hessheimer, of Lincoln, Neb , had 1
been sick over thiee years, but six i
bottles of Electric Bitters put him i
right on his feet again. They have <
helptd thousands. They give pure 1
blood, strong nerves, good digestion <
Only 50 cent at Norton Drug Co.
Adv
Conway Methodist Church.
Service* forSuudav, October 20th: 1
Sunday School at 9 45 a in. Preach- 1
ing at 11a in, Subject: "The Great (
Assize.'' Eoworth League at 4 :
p m. Preaching at 7:30 p. m. Subject:
''Character and Reputation." '
Preaching at Hoirewood on Sunday
afternoon, '
Prayer-meet ing on Wcdaetday
night.
A. cordial welcome for all at oi r
services, f
Albert D. Belts, 1
Pastor. {
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Fortune in Face*. t
There's often much truth in the ;
saying "her face is her fortune,"
but its never said whore pimples, ?
skin eruptions, blotcbos or other 1
blemishes disigure it. Impure blood 1
it back of them all, and shows the ^
need of Dr King s New Life Pills. *
They promote health and beauty. c
Try them. 25 cents at the Norton Drug
Co. Adv
Teacher Training Class.
, Prof. Bradley will conduct the
teacher Training Class in Sunday
iclbool work at the Methodist church
ronb now until the course is com>letiM.
Ho be^an the work last
dffhtial the close of prayer-meeting i
^he clV?8 will meet at 8 30 p. m.. t
md aaVhe work is strictly intorde- \
lominatVon many others will proba c
)ly enrol\lin the course. r
Sartes Leg of Boy. \
"It seemed \ttmt ray 14 year old }
t>oy would losd> his leg, ou account j,
an ugly ulc^r, caused by a bad
bruise," wrote D F Howard, Aquone v
N C. "All remedies and doctors 5
treatment failed till we tried Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, and cured him ?
with one box." Cures burns, boiU, ?
skin eruptious, piles, 25 cents at the
Norton Drug Co. Adv
Mrs. Aline Wall, and her daught- S
era, Fredie add Marion, after v
spending a fort light or so in the f
Eulonia commu ity visiting rela c
tives and friews, has returned t
home, t
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Sparks Shows Enlarged. i,
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The lovers of a g'-orj circus will '
jc glad to know that Spark's Show '<
rVill bo in Conway for two perfor- \ <
can cos on November 8:h A con- ;
,ract was signed by >ho Herald lu&tj*
week for advertising the shows in '
?wo issues of the pap'.-r. lo is sta- 1
>ed that this show ens la ely been I
<rcatly improved. They used to
taul their property etc., in from \
ivo to seven ears, and the show ,
vis a very good one even limn
They have increased their r-liow ur.iil
it now takes twen'y large cars
?o contain it all. The some vim
and dash which charjctci u.id the
urogram years ago, still helps to
make the Sparks Show one of the
3est on the road. The show will
mllod all over the county, and there
s no doubt that Conway will b * full
to ovetflowing on Nov. 8t.h, with
mon, women, and children, to
Lake in the pleasures of the saw
just ring They guarantee thai
the show just as formerly is cleau
And up-to-date in every respect.?
Adv.
No 6(>S For Chill* & Fever.
This is ft prescription prepared
especially for Chills and Fever, Five
[>r six doses will break any case of
Chills and Fever, ar.d if taken then
is a tonic the Fnvor will not ret.ut w
It act* on the liver better than Calomel
and does not. ^ripe or sicken
Price 25c.
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The Herald has had bad luck with
mtre of its machinery this week,
inb if i<s readers s-hould fail to fird
ihe U.-.UUI amount of live reading
natter, they wdl know tho cause
[t may be another week before scvjral
things can be straightened out.
ind some now machinery installed
rhc readers of this paper may feel
issured that wo will do everything
n our power to send them a ^ood !
>aper every week. Wo may often j
vork under ^reat difficulties, but.
hen this is an incident to every vojatiori
and walk in life.
Mist So" |
A littlo negro boy by the name or Srnest
Bellamy was arrested and
jrougbt before J JO go J S Vaughl
ast Friday charged with housebroak
ng and larceny. The boy is but
welve years of age, but nevertheess
has a record for crime cousiderng
his age. Ho broke and entered
,he dwellings of the following peo>le
bofore he was caught and arrest
id: Sarah Norris, Bill Lee, Caiheine
McQueen, A. F. Bvrnhill ano
jerhaps many others. From one
louse he took a pair of pants, and
various articles from the others
Prom all of them it seems he went
n for all of the eatables he could
ind. When asked why he did
rrong and broke in all of these hous
is, he answered * * j tst so," This doeuse
did not satisfy Judge Vaught,
?nd ho lodged the boy in jail, and
ie will no doubt be sent to the re
ormalory at Lexington, S. C.
E W Dabbs, the president of the
itate Farmers' Union visited Conway
last Friday and addressed tin
armers at a public meeting at the
lourt house. There were ri.any ineresting
subjects brought up, and
he meeting was well attended.
IDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1912
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slc'cnt of tho United States.
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J mi)-s li. Bran .on r iturned last
week fp >cn Glanced Springs, Ela ,
where he wen!, to trot evatinent for
t cancerous fcrrnwtu on nis face. He
sonsulted a doctor, T, M Edwards,
:f that, place who professes to be a
specialist in the t^ea* moiifc of this
iisease. Mr B'anton stated that
ch" ^r<>?vt.h was taken out and he
j:l'evod h.? was permanently cured.
?1 T Brickley. of G^rrjjrtown, wa j
n Conwavon business 'asi wok. J
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( PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
A G Gtabam was among those in
ronwav c?d business one dav recent!
iy.
J VY Hill, of Fair Bluff, was a
pleasant caller at this cilice one da}
ast week.
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Mrs. J F Harper has returned,
from F'orence where sh-51 spout several
days'
S M Paul, the obliging uostmaster
at. Virgo, S, C , visited Conwa}' or
business one day last week.
i FOR SALE?One small bay horse
. r.k} lor-Canadv buggy, harness and
new saddle. All cheap, Apply to
I J N. Jenretto, Conway, S C.? Adv.
Al E Johnson, of Georgetown, S
C., spcut several days in the county
la^fc week visiting relatives and
friends.
T T Turbeville and wife left lor
Rakeland, Fla , a few days ago, af
fcr spending several days visititq
relatives in Socastec.
C A Wilcox, of Marion, who is 01
:.ba road for a well known sbo?
house, spent several days in C< nwa>
last week.
5 or fi dosen 6(?fi will break an *
case of Chills A Error; and ii take"
fcheu as a ionic 'be Fever- will not
return. Pico 26c.
W E Marsh, one of our most in
duwtriou* ana progressive farmers
of the youngi r i laas, was seen on
our street? otc day recently.
The quick lunch counter at the
.Hotel Wacenmaw will bo qu to a
convenience to those who have to
cat in a hurry.
If you want Fruit Trees, Shrub*,
and Evergreens of any kind for fall
planting, sue me. J. E. Coles.?
A dv.
D VY Stovons has accepted a position
with the Western Uuiou TelcI
trraph force, near Richmond, Va
lie formerly lived cn his father's
place near San ford.
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du want your groceries delivered, nn<
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No 28
NOTICE OF "SALE"
L'ud^r and by virtue of the decree and
Judgment of the court made bv V/i*
Honor Kiwa.'d Mclver. Presiding Judge,
in the c be of \V 1) (''oiling plalntiir vs
Pa'metto (In c.>ry C< mpany, a Corporation;
I; ,J Session*, Sticrilf of Horry
j County, and Alary Ilnck", John L ColTow,
David Collins, P II Collins, G Al
(J d'his, Dannie Srick Cadet id., de!endunu,
ar.dda'ed the 2'> li d.iyof September
AD 1012. I, tli uudcrsigued. W L
Hrvau Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of Horry Coanty, will sell at public
nu 'ion to the highest bidder before
the c<>ui t 1 omo door a Conway, in Horry
county a livl State of South Carolin , during
lojpil hours of sale, on salesday in
November nest, it being the 1th day of
said month, all and singular th>sj certain
lauds situated in Horry county and described
as follows, to wit:
TKAUT Ml). 1? That certain piece,
parcel or tract of land in Floyds town
ship, il> rry county, South Carolina, coin
mencing on .John 1 //arrelson'o liuo on
the Nichols and Conway road, running
with said Uarrelson's line nearly east to
a knot comer on G D Shelly's line;
thence with said line nearly north to a
?hort leaf pine corner on V li Shelly's
line; thence with said line to Nichols and
Conway ru ul: thence with said road to
i;he beginning corner.
TKACT NO 2-That certain tract of
mil situated in Floyds Township, in
Horry County, S ate of South Carolina
containing fifty foU) acres, more or less,
bound d on the North by land of
Vol ';hel!v, East by the public road leading
lrom N chols to Conway. South by
the land of Ed //arrelson, West by land
of Dan fcdie'ij .
i [IAC V NO 3?Ml that certain tract of
laud hitir<ted in Floy.is Township, in
Ilorry County, State of South Carolina,
containing one hundred and and thirty
| lbl>) tuTcit, more or less, and bounded
on tno Nor'h cy land of Moss Eage, East
by land of A.oproe Strickland, South by
lui'd of hsn .o West by land of
John Will 'Hiiio" :P,
TKA.CTN'> ' All that certain tract of
lend situateii in r ioyds Township, in
Horrv County, State of South Carolina,
containing lil't.y (oO) acres, more or less,
bounded on the North by iand of
Isaac Stroud, East by land of ouilford
Small, South by land of Mayo j Holmes,
W\ sT by Buds of John Hooks,
Terms of sale Cash. Purchaser to pay
for paper#. C uiway, S. C., October 3th
11)12.
W L, Bryan
Ciork of the Court of Common Picas,
j II, 11. Woodward,
I Plaintiff's Attorney,
In^a
ggjj land, w. va., Mrs. LiiznM
belli Chapman say3: "I jj
j fc|j suffered from womanly m
|ij? troubles nearly five years.
All the doctors in the conn- j&
K| iy did me no good. I took $
pa Cardui, and now I am en- P
Kg tirely well. I feel like a p
E&2 new woman. Cardui saved 0$
gPg my lifel All who siC.-r ^
from womanly trouble r*
should give Cardui a trial."
The Woman's Tcnio
r^n 50 years of proof have
[ i| convinced those who tested
^ it, that Cardui quickly rejta
licves aches and pains due W
:y to womanly weakness, and |j|
S nature to build up
jjwj weak women to health and ^
strength. Thousands of
^ women have found Cardui
SS fo be a real life saver, la
i|| Why not test it for your
$j| case? Take Cardui today! IS
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