The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 06, 1913, Image 2
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY CONWAY PUBLISHING CO.
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H. B WOODWARD; Ed I tor
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THURSDAY MARCH 6t h 1913
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There is not a man in the town
who will not help the dear ladies in
I the strenuous efforts they are now
making to beautify and clean up the
place. Even the oldest bachelors
will become enthusiastic over these
matters.
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As a citizen of the State which
you inhabit, be sure that you do
your part toward leaving it better
when you leave it. You owe this to
the generations yet unborn. The
record you make while here will no
doubt determine vour standing to
some extent in the hereafter which
you have never tried, and which you
cannot therefore afford to try withthe
best preparation possible.
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For a long time consumption of i
the lungs was considered as practically
an incurable disease. It now
appears that after long years of
study and experimenting, a German
physician has discovered a cure for
the disease. He will endeavor to
* win with it the one million dollars
offered by a rich man of New York
for the cure of 95 persons out of 100
patients suffering from the disease.
There is hope indeed that cures will
be discovered lor every disease
known to the human family. It is
believed that there are cures for all
if only they can be discovered.
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The crowds visiting the court
house last week during the progress
of the proceedings would seem to in
dioate that more than the ordinary
interest is now being felt in the ad"
minisrtation of justice. The court
room was packed to its utmost capacity
during the three days
the court remained in session.
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oiriun Miiouuuu was paici iu tuo n iai
of the cases and on one or two occasions
the audience showed its approval
or disapproval of the results.
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It is a fact that some people are
afraid of a newspaper, although it
may be only a small weekly sheet
published at the county seat. Very
often the criminal *hose case has
been passed on in the court has been
able to faoe the crowd in the court
room without flinching, even accept
ed his punishment without any show
ofeither remorse or shame, but after
this is all over, will ask the
county paper to leave his name out
of the cases disposed of, thus showf
A. 1 A. 1 J J- A 1 LI! A !
ing mat ne ureaus me puoncauon
of his guilt in the newspaper worse
than the publicity of the court and
the verdict of a jury of his peers.
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One looking on at the proceedings
of the courts, observing the prisononers
as they are placed in the dock,
charged with heinous crimes, their
cases left to the jury, verdicts of
guilty returned, and the sentences
of the law inflicted by the judge, will
wonder why it is that through a 1
of the ages, laws have been designed
to prevent just this thing, and yet
crime goes on from year's end to
year's end, without ceasing, and the
same old crimes are committed in
the face of almost certain punishment;
Judge Itice stated in his
charge to the grand jury last week
that there seemed to be an increase
of late in the lawlessness displayed
by the criminal element of this State.
Just what is the cause of this condition
he oould not or at least did not
cay. One thing in our opinion that
Irresponsible for the increase of
orine, if in fact there is an increase,
Jgtfeolaxness with which some of
have been enforced by the
juries and the courts, and the encouragement
that the lawness element
has received from people in
high office. For it is well understood
to all who have studied the subject,
that the laws of the land can only
restrain the commission of crime.
The laws cannot stamp it out. But
the manner of the enforcement of
the laws and the infliction of the
penalties has everything to do with
the degree of restraint that is applied,
and if properly enforced and I
the guilty duly punished, the com
I mission of crime will certainlv be
reduced to its lowest possible minimum.
There are problems connect ,
ed with this matter as of course with ^
all human institutionsi
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Most people are inclined to won- I
der at the remarkable discoveries j
and inventions of the present day, ;
and they say to themselyes ihat the
limit has been reached, and that {
there is nothing further to be discov j
ered or invented that will be likely ^
to astonish the world. They are '
mistaken in this impression. Though |
the inventions of the past and the i
\
present and the discoveries in science ^
of the recent past are wonderful and
astonishing to the greatest degree,
there are still greater things to be
uncovered and brought forth to the light
of understanding by the gen-i 1
us and persevering applications of
those who have the ability and the
brains to look for them. The inven g
tions of the past were just as well
hidden as those still to be brought
forth. When they were discovered
they appeared very simple and easy
to find. In the same way through
the years of the future, when a man 8
has made a wonderful discovery or
brought out some usefvl invention, ^
the people will marvel at the simplicity
of the thing, and begin to a
wonder why it was that others had j
not found them before. We believe ?
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ihat it is every man's duty to keep v
looking for these things which will jj
aid the human race in its fight to t
uplift itself toward that perfection t
of the Creator that has been the j
dream of sages. You may say that
this is a height to which it is impos i
f
sible to attain. It may be impossi- j
ble. But the truth remains that it t
i
has been the aim of good men in all \
the history of the past, and so it will 1
in all of the ages to come, and just ^
as this aim succeeded in bettering .
the worldly condition of mankind as
a whole during the past, in much
t
greater ratio will it improve the hu- t
man race during the future. *
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STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA J
County of Horry, e
Court of Common Pleas. '
C. W. Lassiter, Plaintiff s
vs. <
J N Jenrette, Hank of Loris and |
Conwav Savings Bank, defendants, r
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
Complaint Served 1
To the Defendants Above Named:
Yon are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in i
this action, of which a copy is herewith
served upou you, and to serve i
a copy of your answer to the said <
complaint on the subscriber at his J
oflice at Conway, S. C , within ,
twenty days after the service here- ,
of; exclusive of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintifT in this action will apply
to the Court for the relief de- i
manded in the comolaint.
Dated January 31st, A. D, 1913,
H. H. Woodward,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
To J N Jenrette, Absent Defendant:
Take notice thfct the complaint in
the foregoing stated action, and the
sum nons of which the foregoing is
a copy were filled in the office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Plea
at Conway, S. C., on the 3rd day of
February A. D. 1913.
W L Bryan, H H Woodward,
C. C, C. P, Plaintiff's Attorney,
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HE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Horry
Court of Common Ple?9 ;
G. B. Jenkins Plaintiff,
vs
lamuel Bryant, William Henry Bryant,;
Melvina Anderscm, and Iiebecca Wilson
and the turvlvors of them and
their lineal descendants whose nam&s
are unknown to plaintiff; BurroUgbfe'
& CoIIIds Co., a Corporation, Bank of. 1
Horry, a Corporation, Richard *1.:
Cochran, Executor of the Will of Betty ^
Jane Bryant, dceeased, George W,
Johnson and V. D.Johnson, Defend*!
nts.
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
Complaint not served
To The Defendants Aboved Named; ,
You are hereby summoned and *e- .
[uired to anwser the complaint in *tnb,
iction which has been filed in the oifitoe>f
the Clerk of the Court of Conftnon,
?leas, for the said County, and to serve ;
i copy of your anwser to the said com..
)laint on the subscriber at his office at
Jon way, 8 C, within twenty days Hufterj
ervice hereof exclusive cf the 'Hay;
>f such service and if you fail to anwderi
he compluint within the time aforesaid,'
be plaintiff* in this action will apply tog
be Court for the relief demanded
iomplaint. ?JL
Jated January 21st, AD. 1913, 1
H H Woodward, ;
Plaintiff, s Attorney 1
To William Henry Bryant, absent * deend
ant:
TAKE NOTICE that the complaint in
be foregoing stated action and the sum- ?
nons of which the foregoing is a cojpy,vere
filed in theotnceof the Clerk ofi (
be Court of Common Pleas at Conway ;
?n the 23rd day of ^January A ID 1913, V
L Bryan 11 H Woodward * j
C C C P Plaintiffs Attorney"
Trespass Notice !
All persons are hereby forblduew1
o hunt, fish, trap, or in any matme*
o enter or trespass upon that eerain
tract of land in Bucks td4rn{
hip, known as the Monroe Johnson
dace, bounded by lands of Italy fW
uhnson and others.
! 6-4ti. B. G Collins.
rHE STATE OF SOUTH CAUOliSX
County of Horry
Court of Common Pleas.
Emma J, //oluies and Sallle 3. Par- v
ker Plaintiffs *
vs f
3. L. Williamson, O. F, WilllaifcSoo,
"and M V Holmes, Defendants. " X
l-OPY SUMMONS EOIt BELIEF y
Complaint Served \
Po the Defendants Above Named;
You are hereby summoned and-re*
(uired to anwser the complaint in Mbia
iction, of which a copy is herewith
recl upon you, and to serve a copy 'of
four anwser to the said complaint on4he
uibscriber at his office at Conway, S. C.,'
vlthln twenty days after the sertlt*
lereof; exclusive* of the day of opcli
lervice; and if you fall to auwaer th^
complaint within the time aforesaid, th#
daintlff in this action will applv to 'tlMi
Jourt for the relief demanded in 4h4
complaint,
Dated January 25th, A, D. 1913,
W. L. Bryan, H, H. Woodward,
C, C. C, P Plaintiffs Attorney,
To G,F. Williamson and M. V. uHoU
nes, Absent Defendants.
TAKE NOTICE:?That the compfltfat
in the foregoing stated aQtion, andv<the
mmmoRB.of which the foregoing4
copy, were filed in the, office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleaa, &
Conway, S, C.. on the 27th day 'of
January A. D. 1918;
Attest; ,
W. L\ Bryan H. H, Woodward,
C. C. C. P* Plaintiffs Attorney.
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