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Ford Machine lluns Into
Ditch
KO SERIOUS RESULTS
Miss Gertrude Anderson Received Ujjly
Gash,? Mrs VV. B. Chestnut and ,
Other Occupants of car got Several 1
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Bruises,?Wire Fence cut in two, Machine
Injured.
On Saturday ni^ht about 8 o'clock !
whilo Mc&srs. B)b Lewis, Willie Her
yen, Miss Gertrude Anderson, and
Mrs W. B Cnestriut were riding in '
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it Foid Automomie, aiong mo puu1
o road toward Hom^wood between
1 li3 residences of L F. Dughes and '
Ii'-ae Jenrottc, tho .xachino became
'ji mmtfPcable, owing to some trouble
with the steering gear. The
machine tan into a deep ditch near
a wire fence, striking the fence with .
one end of the car, breaking it in '
two, and flinging all of the occupants
partly out of the machine
One of the wires from the fence was
stretched and broke, the end cutting
a severe gush in the shoulder and ,(
neck of Miss Andorbon. The around ,
v.*aa dressed ct the infirmary. The ,
cut was fortunately not deep enough
to severe any artery.or large vein,
s iJVus W. 15 Chestnut received a
blow on the head, but this was not
serious while painful. Bob Lewis
v as caught in between the body of
tho machine and the fence or some
ether obstruction, and he was bruised-]
n several places*, By the aid of
r mule the car was pulled out of the ?
ditch and brought in to the garage.
Fam^u* Stage Beauties.
look with horror on Skin Eruptions,
Blotches,Sores or Pimples. They
don't have them, nor will any one,
who uses Bncklen's Arnica Salve.
It glorifies tho face. Eczema or
Silt Rheum vanish before it It
cures sore lips, chapped hands, chill.!a?ns:
heals burns, cuts and bruises,
Uncqualed for piles. Only 25c at
Norton Drug Co.
News Notes From Floyds.
Floyds H'gh School is fi )urishing
? tK? wii-ill-'nl in;inauftm(?nt of
unutri i"i*> ?. ?. ?.?n
Misse* Mary McCall, Christine Baker
and Viola Alford, Eighty-six pupils
are enrolled.
Being now >n the high school list
and legdly recognized as such, our
school is striviug to merit the title.
Single patent desks, ventilated heat
ers and beautiful framed p!ctures
are being put in. Our school garden
and II >wer yard are becoming bappv
rclatiyes.
Among those wh ^ attended the
Fair at Conway wero Mr E M.
Mears, trustee of Floyd s High
S*hool, Misses MoCall and Raker of
the faculty, Mr Marshall Ford, Mr
and Mrs J. K Floyd, Essie Mears,
Eunice DuBose and Tronie S0I09 of
the H fgh School department. Floyds
High School won llrst prize for bssl
exhibit from rural school. Five
o'her pr'Z3s were won on embroid
ery. basketry, and in ax3 handle,
corn and cotton club by pupils ol
High School department.
Atlie Roberts.
Conway Methodist Church.
Services for Sunday, December
20^h: Sunday School at 9 45 a m.
Preaching at 11 a m by Rev J, L.
Harloy of Spartanburg, S C. Epsvorfch
League at 3.80 p m. No scr'
vice at night as our congregation
will unite in the Temperance Mass
M^elii g at the Baptist Church.
Prayer-meeting Wednesday night. !
All are cordially invited.to attend
cur services.
Albert D. Betts, Pastor.
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Presbyterian Church?Conway.
Services Sunday Dec, 29th: Preach
ioe at 11 a ra. No evening services
Prayer-meeting Wednesday 7 30
p m.
A cordial invitation is extended
o all. A. S. Doak, Pastor.
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A SAFE SUBSTITUTE
FOR CALOMEL
A Mile Vegetable Medicine for the
Liver That is Free from the Dangers
of the Powerful Chemical,
Calomel.
The Norton drug store has a mild,
vegetable remedy that successfully
takes the place of the powerful mineral
drug calomel, the old fashioned
liver medicine. This remedy is Pod
son's Liver-Tone, a very pi a?= anttasted
liquid that gives quick but
gentle relief from constipation without
th-3 bad after-effects which so
often follow taking calomel.
Podson's Liver-Tone is fully guaranteed
to bo a perfect substitute for
calomel, aud if you buy a bottle nnd
it does not entirely sasisfy you, The
Norton drug store will promptly
give you your money back upon request.
It is fine for both children and
Ljrown people.-Adv.
Extra Teachers Examination.
There will be an extra Teacher's
Examination held a.t the Court house
in Conway, Friday, Jau. 10th, 1913*
Temperance Meeting.
At the Baptist Church next Sunday
night at 7 o'clock there will h
a, meeting in thi interest or tbe ten
peranee cause. All the Churches - '
the town will unite in this servict,
by an arrangement of the pastors.
The meeting will be-Addressed by
Rev J. L. Harley of Spartanburg,
who is Superintendent of the AntiSaloon
League in South Carolina
Mr. Harley is a very forceful speaker,
ind he presents the temperance
question in a most interesting manner.
We are sure that a large and
enthusiastic audience will greet him.
Everybody is urged to attend.
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Episcopal Minister Changed
A letter from the Rfe. Rev W. A.
Guerry to his people in Conway
says: *'Mr Galbraith has res'gned
C mway, and the Rev Percy J. Ro- ,
bottom of Georgetown will preach
for you on Dec. 20th being the 5th
Sunday, both in the morning and <
at night. Mr Robottom will take
charge of the Mission until yon <
build your church.
Rev J. E H. Galbraith has had t
charge of the Conway Mission since '
its establishment about four years
ago, and will be remembered pleasantly
by those of Couway who met
and knew him in his work here. j
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Last Monday was cold and r ainy.
? I take this method, and use the
col ms of the Herald, to expre. s my
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buauH? Kir but? uut>i iiu >? rcuuivou |
during 1912, also to wish all of my j I
friend3 aud customeis a happy i
Christmas and a clad New Year. (
W. B. Ctiestnilt. Adv. ,
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We are requested to call attention 4
to an error in the tax notice for
State and County taxes recently ?
published in this paper. It is stated
that the commutatation ro id tax
was due between the dates of Jan. 1,
1913jto Apr 30th, 1913, whereas the ?
lates should have been from Jin. 1, '
1913, to Apr. 1st, 1913 Tnerefore
this tax must b8 paid between Jan, I
1st and Apr. 1st of 1913.
$
There was a large land sale of lots
at Aynor last Saturday conducted by
the Bodenhamer Auction Co,
The lots sold were in close proximity
to the Horry Industrial School
at Cook's Siding, and therefore considered
desirable sites for stores or
residences. Many people went from t
this point to the sale on the free \
special train run from this point in <
the early morning. The sale had <
been advertised for several weeks in I
advance, <
TRESPASS NOTICE J
All persons are hereby forbidden l
*/> U..nf fiak &van fon/1 hncrfl ah In .
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other manner to enter or trespass, ;
upon my lands 'lying in Simpson <
Creek and Conway Townships, i
under penalty t>f law, and all viola- 1
tors will be prosecuted.
M F Boyd, Adrian, S. C. Adv 4fci j
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Sound oner all waters, read) out from 1
all lands, ;
Ok chorus or voices, the clasping of ,
lKltt<!$;
Sing hymns that were sung hy the
stars or the mom,
Sing songs of the angels when Jesus ;
was bora!
With glad iubllations
Bring hope to the nations!
Che darn night Is ending and dawn
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Rise, hope of the ages, arise, like
the sun
Jill speech flow to music, all hearts
beat as one!
BIA?M IIMAIAA A# k?MU 4UA uiamaIAAA A!
ivw, vuyi?> vi vaunt, line iiwiuki vi
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East, west, north and south, kt the
long quarrel ceaset
ling the sons or great |ov that the
angels began, I
Sing or glory to 8od and or good will
to nam
Ijtork, joining in chorus
the heavens bend o'er us!
Che dark night Is ending and dawn
has begun t
Rise, hope or the ages, arise like
the sun,
Jill speech now to nusic, ail hearts
beat as onei
Drives Oflf a Terror.
The chief executioner of death in
ihe winter and spring months is
iheuraonia, Its advance agents are
5olds and grip. In any attack by
one of these maladies no time should
oe lost in taking the best modicine
obtainable to drive it off, Countless
thousands have found this to be Dr.
Kings New Discovory. "My husband
believes it has kept him from
having pheumonia three or four
bime.i," writes Mrs. George W,
Place. Rawsonville, Vt , "and fort
soughs, colds and croup we have j
never found its equal." Uuaranteed
for all bronchial aflotions.
Price BO cts and $1.00, Trial bottle
free at Norton Drug Co*
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Fourniea's vaudeville and moving
picture shows concluded a week's
engagement at the school auditorium
last Saturday night,. This company
is made up of actors and comedians
from the larger show of
James Adams, now in Winter quarters
The company here played to
crowded houses every night and the
patrons of the shows were generally
pleased wiih tho performances,
' Jake" in black-face songs and
sketches was the leading man in the
show. 13ut all of the characters
were execution ally good and the
players sh W3d that they hive hud
axperierce and training in the art
r?f pn 1 n i mr l}*hv ^Cllen" the
young child of Mr and Mrs Hamilton
is only three years and six
months old. She sang songs and
performed 011 the stage in a way
which was remarkable for one of
h er age.
Could Shout For Joy.
"I want to thank you from the
bottom ol ray heait," wrote C. B.
Reder, of Lewisbuig , W. Va., "for
the wonderful double benefit I got
from Electric Bitters, in curing me
of both a severo caso of stomach
trouble and of rheumatism, from
which I had been an almost helpless
sufferer for ten years It suited
my case as though mado just for
me " For dyspepsia, indigestion,
jaundice, and to rid the system of
kidney poisons that cause rboumav.ism,
Electric Bitters have no cqnal
Jry them. Every bottle guarrauteed
to satisfy. Only 50 cents at
Norton Drug Co.
Feat of Up-State Rnbblto.
The Cayuga Inlet was swum by two
rabbits recently. A dog* chased them
into the water and they sought the
other shore for safety. This seems to
be as unusual an occurrence as would
bc> the swimming cf n cat to save ita
nino lives.?Watkins Chronicle.
True Happiness.
"Tho happiness of a man in this
life does not consist In the absence.
but In tho mastery of his passions."?
Tennyson.
Of Course, Not Meaning Hta.
Saphedde?"Society is a terrible
bore. Don't you think so, Miss Cutting?"
Miss Cutting?"Some people's."
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Gathered By the Ilcrald ?
Man in a Week [
CAUGHT IN THE PASSING !
Stray Bits of Local aad Personal News '
-- Some of Those Mentioned You
Know?Others You May Not Nnow
- ?Happenin gs Aroand Ihe T our.. ,
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B TO Patrick of Bascom, FJa. is \
' padding the holidays in this county. .
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Send us your back dues as a j
Xmas cr New Yearns Present.
D zier Tisdale is at home to spend 1
the holidays.
Miss Mary Dusenbury is at home
from Chicora College to spend the
holidays.
Messrs Grady Tisdale, Julian Dusen 1
bury, and Cleaver Langston are atj
home from Furmau University. ',
John Jernigan is here to spend
? the holidays.
r? n Hnnipr arrived iu Con
| ^ 1_ I WL 11 AA ? - - - - way
lasi week to spend several (lays.
The mornings last week were .cold .
and frosty,
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New Years Day will come cn
Wednesday. ]
C Reaves was in Conway one ,
day last week on business.
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Send us your back dues as a Xmas
or New Years Present,
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G. A.Rabon of Cool Springs wa
among the farmers in Conway las j
Monday;
Miss May Goldfinch has come ]
home from Lander College to spend
the holidays. '
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Mr and Mrs W H Winburne have
gene to Norfolk, Va., to spend the i
holidays. ?
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Mrs S G Godfrey of Cheraw is i
here to spend the holidays with her 1
mother, Mrs Addie Burroughs. (
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S W Martin of Haskell was anions j
those visiting,; Conway last week ?
from the couutry. j
S F Bourn one of the leading .
farmers of (ho Pee 1\e section aisit- c
ed Conway one day the latter part
of last week. ^
J R Allsbrook of Sanford was in
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Conway the latter part 01 last wgck
on business.
H C McKeel, general manager of
the Hammer Lumber Company at
Little River, S. C., passed through
Conway reently on his way to Little (
River. \
LeRoy Catos returned to Conway
last week and will be at his old pos-!(
ition with Conway Drug Co j
through the holidays. j
Judging by appearances the mer- }
chants of Conway have all had a I
good trade on holiday goods. Too 1
displays at some of the stores were 1
j very attractive and pleasing.
) Mr and Mrs T 13 Cooper, Miss *
Fannie Cooper, and Miss Joe Sirvis J
all of Socastee, spent some time in .
Conway one day last week on a shopping
tour. I
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LaRue Langston has returned ,
home from Louisville, Ivy., where j
he is studying for the ministry, i
He will return to lus studies after c
the holidays. I
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Road the Horry Herald during c
1913 and be a number ono first c
class. 1
W J Barrett died at Sumter, S J
C. ou last Sunday, a telegram announcing
his death to relatives here
He was the father^of our Mr A. W
Barrett.
Miss Dahlia E Baggarly, tho efficient
stenographer in the law offices
of H H Woodward left la9t Sunday (
to spend the holidays with her par- (
ents at Bar aony, N. C,
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No 38
administrators notice
All persons holding claims against
bo estate of Jos M, Hardee, DeoVI ,
ire hereby noli tied that unless said
dairns are tiled with the undersigned,
duly a v. to? fed, within the time
idowed by 1 < w, this notice will be
iet up in Par of their recovery, and
ill persons itdeptrd to the said esiale
are hereby r-q-ired to make
Dayment to the unclerHgurd,
Kiiza Hardee Ad tux, of Jos M.
iiruce, Deed. Adv.
DELINQUENT TAX SALE
By virlueo f aiv cri cutlons to me d! ooled
f t the colltc i.Jii or ili'lit qucnt
a\os, 1 have cviou a. u will sell before
lie Court Rouse doe; at Conway, S. C.,
n legal hours of su!p, on saiesiiay in January
, ui?xt, it h ing the (J li d ty of said
month all t tie follow ing described lota or
parcels ol land, to wit:
Edith Pitman J (5 acres, Conway No 10,
Alio? KG Alelson acres, Conway
No 10.
Also,?E 1 i Mia re 71 acres Conway.
Also,- IT B Coinpton2 acres Conway.
Also.- K J Skip] or lb acres Conway.
A-so, -J N Jcimtte 114 f.cres Conway,
A !so, - A E Ci oper 20 acres Conway,
Also,--Hughey Williams acres Conway.
d!so,--W L Mishoe 4}? acres Conway,
A lso,-'IIdi'uioa Patml \ 4 acres C; n_
way.
Also,--Ed Cochran C acres Conway.
Alscv-AUeton Chestnut GO acres Con.
a ay.
Also,--1 N Jourctto '? lots in Conway.
Also,?A E Turpin, J M 11 arson, A M
H ursi n 4r> acres Conway.
AJsr,- Liitie lliver l rad Co., 2 acres
in Little River Township.
A 'ho, ?J 1 Ward 025 acres Little River
Town ship,
Also It 1) Ward Efq 577 acres Little
River Township,
Also?Eva 10 Ward 750 acres Dogwood
Nock.
Also, ?M II Grainger 1\ 0 acres Fl< yds
Township,
B J Sessions, Sheriff Horry County.
STATIC OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Horry
By J S Vaught, E- (]. Probate Judge
WHEREAS, Conway Savings
Bank made suit to me, to grant it
Letters of Administration of tho
Estate of and i fleets of sooc B. Par
cer.
These are therefore to cite and ad
nonish all and singular the kindred
md ersditors ol the said Isaac B.
Barker deceased, that they be and
ippear, beiore me, in tbo Court of
Brobate, to be held at Conway, S.
J. on the 27th of December next,
ifter publication hereof, ai 11 o'clock
n the forenoon, to shew cause, if
my they have, why the said Adtninstratiou
should not be granted,
GIVEN under my Hand, this lOlh
lav of December Anno Domini, 1912
Published on tho 12oh and 19th
lays of December 1912 in the Horry
Herald.
J S Vaught, (L, S )
Probate Judge, Horry County.
Notice of Sale.
Under and by virtue of the decree and
ndgtiUMit of tlio court made by llis//onor
1 W Raged do, Special I'rosldlng Judge,
n the case of G B Jenkins, as adminiarator
cum Testamento Annexo of the
)ersonai est.aso ot A W Jonkina, deceased,
IhaimilTs, vs U II Rhodes, James T
B irker and iNunuel Rabon, Defendants
uul dated the 2?th day of November,
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in, the Clerk of the Court of Common
L*Je?s, of Horry County will sell at pubic
auction, to the highest bidder, before
le court house door in Conway, in Horry
county, and Mate of South Carolina,
during legal hours of sale, on salesd ?y
11 January nexf, it being ?he sixth [(>]
I >y of said month, all and singular
hose certain lauds situate ln//orry County
and described as follows to wit:
All and singular that certain tract of
and containing live (5) acres, mora or
ess, situate, lying and being in Simpon
Cttek Township, Horry County,
South Carolina, o ? the east side of the
rodds Ferry Road, bounded north and
uist by lands ol YV. 1*. Durham, south
>y lanus ol' \V. M. C x, and west by
laid Todds Ferry Road; the land herein
onvcyed being the same tract conveyd
to me this day by said James T#
larker
TKRMS of Sale^C ifch. Purchaser to pay
or papers, Coasvay, S. C. December Id
1)12.
W- L, Bryan
C'erk of the Court ot Co nmon Pleas.
II, H. Woodward,
Plaintiff's Attorney
Good In Dissatisfaction. *
No peoplo who aro satisfied can
jver como to largeness of life. Frtf
juently a country's discontent Is thq
lecret of her greatness. ' , ^
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