The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 09, 1913, Image 7
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^ THIS IS
hsd!
known the count
goodness of its
speaking popula
of perfect coffe<
111 hundred years i
jm Is the best of
Orleans coffees,
rich, smooth, d
coffee; pleasing
bracing to the
lH j4sk you
|l|| and accef.
FU RS s
lift men!
y JOHN WHITE & CO. u
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| Bank Yc
| Bank
^ Which coe
^ consistency end
the big roll and
^ roll are alike
^ open to borrow
^ UUI puipuoc ?o I
? benefit to the co
? patrons in partii
C tart checking a
^ 5 per cent p
^ iH6mas
el synderson,
^ Cashier
Dusent
General
/ TocLcLville
I
dry goods,
groceries,
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS AND CA
LINT Ah
A1
We always keep in sto<
Reasonable goods and i
than the cheapest quali
big money to call and
our prices.
Dusenb
THE CITY ffl \
HI i
tv over for the peculiar Mil '
m . >
i coffee. Its French- Sjj '
tion developed the art MBI J
; making more than a IB; \
ago. |
all so-called New
It is a peculiarly - jjjj
oubly strong, flavorful
I to the palate and |j||i
whole system.
r grocer for it
rt no substitute
ID HIDE'S ^
ST MARKET PRICE PAID
RAW FURS AND HIDES
Commission. Writ# for
Ublishod 1887
IUISVILLE.KY. i3F S?*
?y
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>ur Surplus |
HTH THE ^
of Loris |
nbines capital, confidence, ^
courtesy. Thebig rnan with ^
the little man'with the little ^
welcomed, , Our doois are ^
rers and depositors
fo make our bank^a mutual ?
mmunity in general and^ its J
cular. You are invited to ^
ccount with us. i
AID ON TIME DEPOSITS y
I E. (I^UPER, President. C
GEO W HARDWICKE ^
Assistant Cashier ^
tury&Co.
Merchants
ec.
>ealers in
lps,
id seed cotton,
a, kinds of country produce,
cotton seed meal and_ fertilizers
ck a clean and up-to-date line oi
rhicltwe offer at prices clteapei
ity considered. It will save yoi
inspect our goods and lean
ury & Co.,
HAVE Y OU EVER
TAKEN CAM-OMEL?
\
Next l ime Don'PDolt, It'sDUitmi"Try
Dodson*i Liver-Tone
Instead?It's Safe
You ought to an >w what a dan- '
serous and uncertain drug tfce
3bfmicaJ, Calomel, is, Perhaps you
<now several people who have been
alivated by what thev though* was '
i very light dose of calouiel. '
Next time you have an attack of <*
biliousness, or when your liver has '
cotton sluggish, come to the Norton <
Irug btore and ask for a bottle of I <
Dodson's Liver-Tone. You will <
lad it a pleasant tasted liquid and <
i perfect substitute for calomel in (
very respect and without the dan- 1
{Orcus after effects of calomel. *
Dodson'b| Liver-Tone gives the c
iver just tie amount of gentle l
,tiLLul >tion it ue( ds to Induce it to 1
lo its work properly and thorough- a
y. Norton's drug store will give 5
you your money buck any time t
Dodson's Liver-Tone fails to prove :
i self a perfect substitute for calomel.
Frightful Polar Winds ?
blow with terrific force at the far c
north and plav havoc with the skin, |
causing red, rough or sore chapped j
bands and lips, that need Bucklen's c
Arnica S*lve to heal them. It makes p
the skin soft and smooth. Uurivaled
for cold-sores, a'so burns, boils,
sores, ulcers, cuts, bruises and piles.
Only 25 cents at Norton Drug Co ?
Adv. t
t
OBITUARY. t
I
The death angel visited the home j
of Mr and Mrs S T Tharp at.
Thompson, S. C., and bore their best 1
loved son away.
Walter W. Tharp was born Jan. 1
13th, 1890, and departed this life .
Nov. 30th, 1912. His short life is
over, bright hopes are blasted. Yet t
ho is not dead, but sleepeth. While
his influence will be felt, yea it will I
grow and continue to grow as long
as time shall last. 4
"Tnere is no deatn." no oane
us farewell only to j dn in the throng ]
of lovfd ones gone before No sorrows
or pain can enter there. While
our hearts are b>wed down with ]
grief, be this our solace, we know it
is the work of a loving Father, who i
is too good to be unkind and too
wise to make a mistake. '
Farewell beloved son sometime
we'll clasp hands in that fairer clime
and then we will understand. ,
His Loving Father.
Fine Hogs.
Conway, R F. D. No. 1, Dec. 31,
? J N Booth killed a line hog on
Saturday before last. Its weight
was 210 pounds, and would be hard
to beat. The farmers of Horry
County are more and more learning
how they can make all that they
need at home.
OBITUARY.
Joseph Holliday McGwigan was
born Jan. 21st, 1853, at Harpers
Ferry, JelTerson County, Va., and
died at his home near Conway, S C.
Nov 20th, 1912. He was buried the
following day at Poplar, The buri
1 .-ervices were conducted by Rev.
E. F. Scoggins and Rev. A. D.
Bjtts. His health had been failing
far some time, but for the last six
weeks of his life he suffered dreadful
ly. He felt sure the end was near,
and had been trying to prepare him- ,
self for the great change. Ho spent
most of his life in North Carolina,
but came here from Lake Wacca- i
maw, N. C., about ten years ago
and on March 15, 1903, he was married
tn Miss Eliza Booth of Adrian,
S. C. Since then he has been in the
mercantile business. At times he
had misfortunes and discouragements,
but never gave up as long as
hi could go. He looked on the bright
side of things and worked hard to
support his family.
He was very fond of music. He
had been a violinist since quite
young and played with a soft sweet
touch that only few posess. What
he loved most of all were the sweet
sacred hymns.
He loved nature, more than any
man I ever knew, and enjoyed going
in the woods and by the river look
ing at the forest, gathering ilowers
and hearing the birds sing. He
looked at all this as being wonderful I
and beautiful beyond expression.
He was a good neighbor. Ever accomodating
and unseliish. He leaves
a wife and one six year old boy,
who are now at Adrian and one
brother of Enfield, N. C. He was
a kind loving husband aud a devo
ted father. We miss him so much
but trust he is resting with Jesus,
and we hope to meet him again some
happy day where we will hoar sweet
er munc than made by any mortal
man.
One That Loved Him.
A Hero In A Lighthouse.
For years J. S. Donahue, So. Ha
MUU A ninll wan nantflin ftft ft
VeU, 1UIUU., BUM I nHt UW|,.H.u,
\ light-house keeper, averted awful
wrecks, but a queer fact is, he might
F have been a wreck, himself, if Elec
trie Bitters bad not prevented.
' "They cured me of kidney trouble
" and chills," he writes, "after I had
I taken other so called cures for years
without benefit and they a1 so im
proved my sight. Now, at seventy,
I am feeling tine, "For dyspepsia,
indigestion, all stomach, liver anc
kidney troubles, they're without
l equal. Try them. Only 6Cots, at
' Norton Drug Oo.?Adv.
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A Girl's Wild Midnight Ride.
To warn the people of a fearful e
forest (ire in the Catskills a young h
*irl rode horse back at midnight tl
tod saved many lives. Her deed si
was gloriou^ but lives are often sav- o
id by Dr. King's New Discovery in r<
mring lung trouble, coughs and 8f
iolds, which might have ended in 1*
jcnsumption or pneumonia. "It A
:urcd meofa dreadful cough and d
ung disease," writes W R Patteron,
Wellington, Tex., * af'er four in '
# l\n /I /itn/1 ni i t K nrkr*c t * m i-* . (
^ r XttUJll V UOU u ICU ^IWU Vl/UOUUipion,
and I gained 87 pnunds." Noth Jj
ug so sure and safe for all throat I
md lung troubles. Price 50c and o
'1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaran- (,
eed by Norton Drug Co. ?Adv. ?
Tobacco Seed. C
All tobacco planters wanting
food fresh tobacco seed of the latest
mproved varieties can get them free
>f charge by calling f^r them at
tasor's Stables or bv writing C. O.
Dixon at Mullins, S C. Neal & Dix
>n. Propc., Farmers Warehouse,
dullins, S. C.?Adv. 2ti. fi
C
TAX RETURNS. a]
The Auditor of //orry Coui ty will atend
the following places at times speciied
below for the purpose of taking reurns
of all personal property for the ?.
iscal year commencing January 1st,
11)18. and ending Dec. 31st, 1013. L
Floyds X Roads, Thursday, January
)th, 0 to 11am
Wannamaker "Connelly," Thursday, u
ranuary 9th, 1 to 8 p m "
Spring Branch, Friday. January 10th, r
) to 11 a in t'
Grassy Bay, Friday, January /0th, a
0 4 p m p
Green Sea, Saturday, January 11th,
) to 12 m
Bay born, Saturday, January lltli, 2 to
1 P . 1
Cool Spring, Monday, Januaty 13th, J
[0 a ra to 12 in j
Aynor, Monday, January 13th, 2 to 4 I
3 m ,
Galivaiits Ferry, Tuesday, January
iAtn otn S n in
l-xn. , v..
Do# Bluff "iBdeon," Wednesday, Jan-I
ua y 15.1), 0 to 11 a in "
JorcUnville, Wednesday, January 15th, 1
2 to 4 p iii
Dongola <4Sinarls,M Thursday, January
10 h, 10 a m to i2 in
Klondike, Thursd iy, January 10th,
2 lo 4 [) m _
B icksville, Friday, January 17th, 10
to 1l a in
Stalvey, Friday, January 17th, 2 to 4
p m
Burgess, Saturday, January 18th, 9 to
1 a in
Socastee, Saturday, January 18th, 2 to :
4 p ip
Tilly &wamp, Monday, January 20th,
10 a m to 12 m
Hand, Monday, January 20th, 2 to 4
p m
Wampee, Tuesday, January 21st, 9 a t
m to 12 m j
Little Biver, Tuesday, January 21st, 2 }
to 4 p m
Brooksvllle, Wednesday, January
22nd, 10 a in to 12 in
Ebenezer, Wednesday, January 22ud,
2 to 4 p m
Farmer, Thursday January 23rd, JO
am to 12 m
Iionnd Swamp, Thursday, January
23rd, 2 to 4 p m ?
Daisy. Friday, January 24th, 10 to 12 in
9 *r?.?,.c#r,v .Tnmiarv 24th, I
iiamiiiouu, iuu.Lv.j, - ?
2 to 4pm I
Myrtle Beach, Monday, January 27th, | f
10 a m to 4 p m 11'
The balance of the time at the Audi- a
tor's olrice in Conway. V
All able-bodied males capable of earn- p
ing a support between the ages of 21 and li
00 years shall be deemed taxable polls n
The number of your school district is c
important.
Transfers of real estate must be noted with
care.
Executors and administrators will li
piake their returns according to law. 1
Failure to make returns within the i
time specified subjects the delinquent to
a penalty of 50 per cent. =
yldv N. C. Adams, Auditor.
] A WARNING ! I
WE would like to say to the ft
people of Conway th^t we are |
position to furnish you with the *
freshest and nicest I
BEEF, I
HAMS. ft
SAUSAGE, Z
SALT MEATS,
BREAKFAST BACON, )
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCE ft
RIES, I
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. g
1 Be sure to give us a trial order P
I Fverything delivered at your |
door. ft
J WOODWARD BROTHERS. (
Phone 35. P
???'
ILUNG DISEASE
? "After four in our family had died
of consumption 1 was taken with
a frightful cough and lung trouble,
, but my life was saved anal gained
I 87 pounds through using
DR. KING'S
NEW
(DISCOVERY
W. R. Patterson, Wellington, Tex.
r it ir??i?r~?i J otJ?cw m \ mm****
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
All persons holding claims against the
state of Joel T, Elvis, deceased, are
ereby notilled and required to present
le same properly attested to fli-> uudergned
within the time provided by law,
r this no/lce will be set up against their
?covery; and all persons indebted to
tid estate are hereby required to make
:>yment to the undersigned.
K T Elvis,
dminibtrator of Joel T Elvis, Deceased
ated December 20th, A D 1012, --Adv
Buy your frost proof cabbage plants
om F. S. CANNON, Meggetts, S. C.
>00 to 4000 at *1.25, 5000 to 9000 at
1.00, 10,000 to 15. 010 at 90 cen s
pecial price on larger orders and sa
afaction guaranteed.?Adv, 4-11
HINESE LAUNDRY,
Collars and Cuffs.
Ironing Machine.
Work turned out Promptly.
Send me a trial order.
Family washing taken.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Work neatly executed, an* in
rst class style,
SPECIAL NOTICE
ollars and Cuffs held for 30 days
nd if not called for will be sold,
Yoursforgood worx,
GEORGE LUM
1. A. Spivey & Company
FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.
Represent the Strongest Companies,
'olicies written on the most liberal
?rms.
Place your insurance with us.
'rompt Settlement of Claims.
ft Feastt
Newness and Be;
Costs Marks, V
[HE NEW G!
GROC1
We buy in Oar Load Lota and sell at
;he lowest and our stock Is the freshest u
dsts of Choice Plantation and Family S
lines give us a call and we will please yo
mi maoi
THIS DEPARTMENT is chocked I
Arming Implements and Machinery, s
Toes, Hakes, Plough Stocks and Plough
no market. i/nere are none neuer air;
gents for the world famous MeCormlck
Ve will takeigreat pleasure in snowing :i
ective purchaser. We handle tiie Pitts
ed users all over Horry will willingly >1
rakes. A little higher :n price, h
eonomy to purchase thiswlro^to fence y
VE UNDER BUY ALL; WE
Burroughs ?
*r"
High Grade Vehi<
Possible
1?r^=-?5r?- ~Z J*
. : .7. m . ~
Corner of Third
HIGH Gka]
Fresh Bread and Cakes always
filled with choice goods for family
est possible notch. Phone orders
every guranteed. Phone No* 13.
& T II
v'
c
? 9
Whooping Cou g h
The only preparation which . I
will relieve is the Imported
German Remedy;
PERTUSSIN
For Sale Uy
Conway Drag Co.
l'harmacista
CONWAY, - S. C.
?- P- 1IAWJES
GRJOER
Only High Orade Family and Plantations
Supplies handled. Your patronage
is respectfnllj solicited and will be
appreciated. Satisfaction guaranteed or
your money ba-iK. No trouble to show
goods, so if you don't see what you want
ask for it.
For Good Things
to Eat
'Phone Itf3
!g u mow ell ?&co
I Fresh Rrend Daily.
a u ty 'W11 h M o dest
Welcome You to
Wholesale and Retail ? prices invariably
md best that money cami purchase, and cm.
upplies When in neeil of anything In these
u bth in price And quality.
full of the latest improved Labor Saving
uch as Guano and Manure Distributors
> Shares, the greatest labor saving kind oil
none cheaper. We are sole and exclusive
Mowers, Reapers, Minders, Drills, Etc.
in \ ev Mainine this machinery to any pros
l)?ira Wire fencing. Thousands of nitisittest
to .the superiority of this wire over
lit far greater in, lasting qualities. Its
our farui, garden or lawn.
UNDER SELL EVERY HOUSE
sles at the Lowest
i Prices.
We have just received a
Shipment of Vehicles built
to wear which we are offering
at extremely low prices.
Call and sec them.
L A. B. ELLIOTT,
Conway, S. C
reuc and Laurel, Street
DE FLOVR
on hand. Our G rocery Depatrm
use and arc marked down to the low
given careiul attention and prompt e
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