The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 15, 1913, Image 8
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TO GO ON THE STAGE
The Colored Minstrel Show at the '
| Carnival Attracted Marjory McRay
On last Monday Isaac Hughes, &
colored m&D, with whom lived his
sister in law, Marjory McKay, ap
plied to Magistrate Chestnut, or
is other authority, to arrest Maijxy
[| who was about to leave on the after
noon tru'n to j >lu the Lang ?uows 1
at Boardman, N. C. She had at
teuded the negro plantation show '
' 1 during the carnival, aud iL? result
was that she was stage struck and
promised to join the show at Board 1
man. But the funds to go *fth were
lacking and during the absence of
Isaacs wife iu the morning, tho
would be show girl had broken
Isaac's trunk and taken therefrom
the sum of $62.00 in crisp green
a bicks Furthermore Marjjry had
ui ottered to take with her another
ti u? gro girl who seemed to have a
t> prefereuCs for shows, U all leaked
ott in time for Isaac to have her
q nrtested and searched, and the wad
, was fout.d securely tied up and
pinned on the ina.de of her clothing,
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ti
f Items From Nichols No. 2
Tobacco and corn are looking well.
<1 This section needs rain,
H On account of dry weather, the
v stand of cotton is not good in many
t places.
Oliver Floyd has the finest Irish
ri potatoes that the writer has seen.
' Mrs. F S. Blantou of Nichols
1 i _ I i__ ...
uus uecu viaiLiu^ rmanvea in tnia
section for tue past week.
Roll Shedey visiied in this section
, recently.
I Stanley Shelly was a caller in this
1 neighborhood recently.
1 iVJrtnd Mrs W K. Alford visited
1 in this section on last Suuday.
I Misses Attie Roberta and Inez
Hickman visited near here on dun
day evening.
Messrs Porter aud Preston Blan
ton passed through here last Sun
day.
Mr and Mrs V. T. Blan ton were
in the Pisgah section on Sunday.
Blue Jay.
To the Horry Teachers.
At the last session of the General
Assombty the following laws were
passed.
AN ACT
To Reqire the Filing of Reports
iiy Teachers, Principals and Superintendents
of schoolsSection
1. Be it enacted Dy the
General Assembly of the State of
1 South Carolina: Any Teacher,
prinoipal, or superintendent employed
in the schools of this State,
supported in whole or in part at
public expense, shall file within two
weeks after the close of the session
of such school a full and accurate report
as now required by law. Any
person neglecting, refusing, or
omitting to tile such report when ree
quested by the County Superintend
r ent of Education shall be liable to
1 the cancellation of his or her certifi!fi
cate to teach, and to a fine of not
r tiinfa t.lmn t.tvnnt* fi./i drtllan. *<? k?
jiivi v vuuu miwu>j-ll|U UUIIOI D| VVS L/C
< imposed at the discretion of the
' County Board of Education.
I Sec 3. It shall be the duty of
each County Superintendent of Eduri<
cation within two months after the
ic close of the scholastic year, a lull
' and accurate report of all the schools
> under his supervision. Any County
.n Superintendent failing to make such
report shall be guilty of a misdemear
nor, and. upon conviction thereof in
ie a court of competent jurisdiction,
ie shall be lined in the discretion of the
court in a sum not exoeeding fifty
dollars.
Wi The County Superintendents an|,a
nual report is a duplicate of the
1 teacher's annual report, for examPr
pie, the teachers annual report from
P district No. 1 is copied on County
d Superintendents report in space No
st l and so ou for the 97 districts.
v. I propose to send my annual re
I port in on time and if any teacher
mi iinaby fails to send in their anLual
ra report, I shall have to leave the
no space for your report blank,
er S, H. Brown
toi im , mt
18
lieu Death of Mrs. I. T. Lewis
hat Mrs. Lcwarcha Lewis, widow ...1
o a the late Isaac T. Lewis of this place,
> f died last Saturday evening &? th<
an reidence of her son, Mr Fred B
md; Lewis. She was 82 y^ars old , ;>nc
fai was a member of ihe Conway M tb<
d b< dist Church. She leaves the t do
rty ing children. Mrs Mary D->rman o
jusi Adrian, Mrs. Julia Sessions, M;>
an, Sarah Dusenburv. Mr Tom Lew s
r bg and Mr Fred B. L<?wis. The fut.y
,jr al service was conduced by R<iv t
_ Ti n ft ? i a. *. ? ?
?r a/, ajuvvo nuu i.un ui ' ri uuru t wi?*< u
__ the Methodist Caui ch ymu on M (
H,)V day afternoon, May 12tn.
ilr. a Notice.
,ov,< All persons are strictly forbidd.
under the penalty of th* law not i
: employ, feed, furnish, shelter or ai
no in anv way my wife, Gatsy Causee
1>ar who has left home without causi
whatever.
J. M. Causee.
May 12th, 1913. 5 12 3t
cCor im m
Ih^i P?8l-ma8ter A T Collins held a
6 axaminatioo at the court house oi
y ian ' Saturday on the regulations c
**** ' the oivil service bureau. Ther
were fifteen or sixteen to stand th<
examination.
ipwm
L
HAK BR THAN CALOMEL
Oodson'i Liver Tone at Night Will
Straighten Yon Oat by Morning.
Calomel May Knock You Out
of a Day's Work.
If you are a calomel U9er, next
time you are tempted to buy it ask
your druggist if he can absolutely
guarantee the drug not to barm you
He won't do it because he CAN'i
do it.
But here is a perfect substitute
for calomel which the druggist dooOIIBrtnia*
iKu fn mnno ..
^xalHiKVV krUO IUU1UU3 I/UU3VI f
Liver Toue Norton Drug Co., wi)i
refund your money without question
if you are not thoroughly satisfied
Go to Nortou Drug Co , whom vou
are acquainted with?and find oui
about the great number of people
who are taking this remarkablo rem
ady and feeling better, keener, health
ier, and better able 10 enjoy life
than they oyer were wbon taking
calomel.
Why? Because calomel Is a poison?one
that may stay In the system
and while seeming to benefit you
temporarily, may do harm in the
end If you haven't felt these illeffi'Cts
?o far, it is because you are
fortunate enough to have a strong
constitution.
Don't take the risk any longer
Get a bottle of Dodj?on's Livor Tone
(50o.) and note how easily and natui
ally it corrects all bilious condition
bow it clears away that sick headache
and coated tongue how it sot*,
you right without ache or gripe 1
The most wonderful thing in the
world for constipation,
All this without the slightest interference
with your regular habits
Adv.
For Weakness and Loss of Appetlto
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
GKOVK'S TASTHI.KS8 chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria and builds up the system. A true tonic
and sure Appetiser, For adults and children. $0c.
*1 We
FOR KENT.?Beginning June 1-t
the cu ft age now occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. ?T. D. Chestnut Has
good house, good pump, well located.
Rout is $fi 00 per month.
Call on H II Woodward, attorney.
L T Vaught, one of our live trav
cling salesmen out of Wilmington,
N. C., spent a fow days in Conway
the first of this week.
Mrs. Jessie Stansel of North Car
ollna, arrived here recently to spend
some time visiting her parents, M r.
and Mrs B. G. Collins.
O ETodd, a member of the firm of
Loris Supply Co. at Loris. S, C.,
spent last Saturday ia Conway, and
while here took the examination un
der the civil service,
?? ?i
8peedlng the Quest.
The hostess was so weary, after an
Inordinately long call from a bore,
that when he at last ro9e to go she
waa almost incapable of coherent
speech, and her verbs In consequonce
changed places In her Unal effort at
hoepltaflty. It ran as follows; "Ob,
Ml. Peters, must yon stay? Cant Too
tor
Notice of Sale.
Under and by virtue of the decree and
judgment of the court made by his Honor
H. F. Rice; Presiding Judge, in the
case 01 m. iiorntk, trading as M, Uornlk
A ., suing In behalf of himself
and all other creditors of M. E. Johnson
deceased, plaintiff, vs. Sessoms Johnson,
Johnson Mercantile Company, and Robert
B. Scarborough, as executor of the
last Will of M. E. Johnson, deceaded,
and Trustee for Sessoms J ohuson, defendants,
and dated the 81st May of
March A. !>., 1918, and by virtue of the
power and authority vested in the undersigned
by the last Will and Testament
of M. E, Johnson, deceased, I, the
undersigned Robert B. Scarborough.
Special Master and Executor and Trustee
under the said Will, will sell to ihe
hlghaat bidder at public auction, before
the Couit IIouse door at Conway. S. C.,
during legal hours of sale on Salesday
In Juue next, It beingjho 2nd day of
said month, all and singular all of the
following described tracts or parcels ol
land situate in or near the Town of Con?
way, In the County *of Ilorry and State
1 aforesaid, and described as follows, towit;
All and singular that certain piece, par
eel or lot of lan t, designated as Lof No
4, Block C, on Baggetts Heights In Conway
Township, in the County and State
aforesaid, near the to?vn of Conway
f For a more particular description ae<
, m ?p of Brggets Heights, made by II, C
> Cannon, March 25tli, 1910.
Terms of Sale; One-half cash on tin
j day of sale, balance secured oy bond o
the purchiser secure by a mortgage o
the premises sold, and fal'log due oi
one ears time, with the option to tn
fiurc-haser to pay ihe entire amount dow
n cash
, Robert B, Scarborough,
r Fxecut n oftheiartW.il and Festa nei
of M. E. Johnson, deceased, and Si <
' cUl Master.
1 u. yy. Woodward,
1'l tliiiilT a Attorney,
May 5th, A. L>. 1918.
s {Constipation
if "For many years I woo troubled, in
apite of all so-called remedies I used.
At last I found quick relief and cure
in those mild, yet thorough and
" really wonderful
DR. KING'S
. NewLifePilis
e Adolph 8chin(*ek, Buffalo, N. Y.
tS CENTS PCR BOTTLE AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
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con fi m
Better try.
Training
Needed of ",c
For so,'"?1
JL Cfr might
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By M. Browning, Philadelphia
i | ciirect(
f ~ . .?.<< ou( Ry
(lieu between the ages of fourteen a
Philadelphia are employed in faetori
I cent, in domestic service; only .'1 per
trades. Forty-two who are at work
more a week.
A SPECIAL RE
A Personal Appeal is Made
of This
You who spend a cent or two for a
nothing of what an expense it is to a c<
ments of past dues to mail to a large
rears. Remember that while a two ce
when you buy a hundred of them, ;
will see and understand what we mear
us right when you wait so long in paj
make out and send you a statement,
statement to you, and besides wc still
ly copy of the Herald,
We hope you see the point in wha
now to either call and leave us just w h
one or two dollar bill in a letter throi
make out and send you a receipt on yc
can go on without the expense of taki
1 iL!?
ti urn miu Hun 111 us nuiicc wrue ;
a few days you will have your receipt,
sending you the paper too long witho
we are making one of the best county j
striving to make it still better. If yoi
our everlasting regard, inclose the mo
the next mail.
Notice.
There will be a Box Supper at
Popular School House Saturday May
the 10th at 7o'clock, the ladies
will come with their boxes while the
inon are expected to bring well filled
pocket books. The public is invited
and good behavior is expected, the
purpose is to raise mission funds.
P. M. Dor wan
S. S. Anderson
O. P. Booth
Committee
NOTICE
A meeting of the stockholders of
A. M. Burroughs Dumber Company
is hereby c lied to meet at the ollice
of Burroughs &> Collins Coxipany, at
Conway, S. C , on Saturday, the
11th day of June, 1913, for tho purpose
of taking such steps as may be
necessary to dissolve said A. M. Bjr
roughs Lumber Company, and for
the transaction of such other business
as may come before the meeting.
J. E Bryan,
General Manager & Trustee,
May 6th, 1913. 6-5-lt.
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Geo. H. H(
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/j Southern investig
*> Phosphate, Kaii
- mMHmHhS;A Side dress cotton
II- and again when i
I coUon's inclined
XJ making two appli
This is also effective against re
applied early enough. It will ]
Order Kainit now before tl
Kainit and Potash Salts, any
GERMAN
Whitney Central Bank Bnildlntf
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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tereat in vocational education la not
I'd to any particular part of the counIt
is being stimulated, for example,
ilndclnbin \vbt?ro tho Pnhli**
I J ------ MV?~
ssociation has been making a study
occupations of youtlis who have left
to go to work and wliose future
be infinitely brightened if they were
tted to continue their schooling part
time.
a recent meeting of the board of
>rs of that body figures were given
towing that 43 per cent, of the chilnd
sixteen years who are at work in
es; 20 per cent, in stores ond 13 per
cent, of those employed are in skilled
get loss than $20 and 710 get $6 or
QUEST FOR AID
to Each and Every Reader
Paper.
postage stamp every! few days, know
>ui.tv paper to hare to make ont atatenumber
of subscribers, who are in arnt
stamp is very little by itself, jet
you have spent two dollars. Now yon
i when we say that you are not doing
ring what you owe that we hare to
% #
for it takes two cents to carry this
have to pay the postage en your weekt
we have said. We mean to aak you
at you ewe in back dues, or send us a
igh the mail, for which we will at ^uce
?ur account. In this way our business
ng other means.
your letter and inclose the bill. Within
, The government prohibits as from
ut pay. It is not good business. But
tapers in the State. We are constantly
1 wish to remain in the list, and merit
ney at once. We are looking for it by
Winthrop College
SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
The examination for the award of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop College
and for admission of new students
i will be held at the County Ceurt House
on Friday, July 4, at 9 a. m. Applicants
must be not less than sixteen
years of age. Whin Scholarships are
vacant after July 4 tbey will be awarded
to those making the highest average
at this examination, provided they
meet the conditions govering the
AW'ird. Applicants for Scholarship
should write to President Johnson before
the examination lor Scholarship
examination blanks.
Scholarships are worth $100 and free
tuition. The next session will open
1 September 17, 1913. For further informatio
and catalogue, address Pres.
D. B. Johnson,
TAKEN UP.?I have taken up at
Toddville, 50 logs of pine adrift.
Owner can bave same by paying
expenses. M. D. Woodward.?Adv.
nd Bicycle
Sundries, for
Sale for Cash or
on time.
iwell & Co
fitable Side Dressing*1
use of side dressing is increasing
lOTTON and CORN. It pays
it, if one uses the right goods,
applications of 200 lbs. each per |
arc recommended by a well-known
ntnr nnd rvn<?rim*nt#?r. He ct>o<r#?tfa
or a mixture of equal parts of Acid
i?t and Nitrate of Soda,
when the plants are 10 inches high
the bloom begins to open. Where
t to i*us?? use
LAINIT
ications of 200 pounds each per acre."
>ot lice and cut worms on corn, if *
pay you to try it, for Potash Pays.
ic supply i3 exhausted. We sell
quantity from one 200-lb. bag up.
KALI Wt.?;KS '
* Savannah Bank & Trast BdUttsf
SAVANNAH. OA.
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HOME]
HOME SWEET HOME e
iwho REGULARLY deposi
their incomes and save enoi
posit with us,
Make OUR Bank 1
We pay liberal Inter est c (1
Conway Sat
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AYNOR,
J. T. Shelley,, Successors to Jorda
the same stand.
I take this method of announcing
owner of the mercantile business of Jor
business in my individual name at the s;
firm of Jordan & Shelley.
A COMPLETE L
Farm Supplies, Farm Implements,
Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes, Hats and Cap
Ladies' Head
Heav
The ladies will do well to visit me
Goods, See my complete line already or
J. T.
Noti
Herald Square
01
NEW YO
Have Closed their branch of
to 36th Street and Broadwa)
DON'T FORGI
Big Close
H W
In the lead fo r prices. Be
boy. Vie don't put on Sale
them on to get clear of the
shelf worn e. .Don't forget
est and wear. Our sale will
sold out.
Youi
H.VI
%? 4RkMB&h?liA V- . j*1
r. to|
Irowf
an only be for those^
ts in the bank a part of %
ugh to buy a home, de-^
Cl'R Ltr.k ^
sj&ui.i \\)il> till 1} -5
fines Bank!
1 Summer
ds. ..-1
50
C P 'I
Va lla
n & Shelley and doing business at
to the public that I am now*the sole
dan & Shelley, and 1 am running the
?me store formerly occupied by the
,INE CARRIED,
8.
ly Trimmed Hats,
y and Fancy Groceries,
Men's and Boys' Clothing.
for their Spring and Summer Dresa
1 hand and coming.
SUFI I FY
Vllhkkh I
ice!
Magazine Agency
f
RK CITY
Bee here. Send all orders
ry New York City.
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ET THAT THE
Out Sale
)f
LEWIS
sure and see us before you
s to make money, we put
stock before it gets old and
that we carry everything to
I continue until the stock Is
rs to please,
LEWIS.