The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 03, 1913, Image 2
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THURSDAY, JULY 3rd,, 1913. u
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Anything that is intended to be '
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t>crtiluueut anu remain for inanj I'
years, maybe for a life time, serving |
a useful purpose to mankind, must I
be planned cut and established witfc I
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all of these in view, In no other way I
i6 it safe to invest either time or I
money in it.
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A high straight road to Myrtle
Beach from this point would do more
sfo iwerwre# the number of automo^
biles in Horry County than any
thing else we can think of just at J,
this time. Get busy and talk this I
road, for besides aut09, it will help I
bring to Conway maay more things L
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The one great need of Conway is '
plenty of water and the means to t
use it it better sanitation and pro- *
lection against the possible ravages *
of lire. It is an important matter t
for tho constant consideration ol I
those in charge of tho city govern- c
ment, Tackle the problem like busi- 1
nets men and stick to it until this p
necessity has been supplied, 1
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. Although wo have to say a word
now and then concerning the lack of
tome particular improvement in
Conway, we still have to praise the |
town authorities and the board of \
health for many wise things that
they do, and the improvements that 1
they make and tho plans that are
laid for insuring the health, peace \
and comfort of the people. Look at
tho closets.
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If you will notice it, the years c
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when tho tanners are discouraged (
'with the curly condition of the crops, 0
the lack of rains, the inroads of insects,
and many like troubles, are
generally the years when they make ^
better crops than over. On the
other hand the years when things
look promising beyond the ordinary ^
and ??ry farmer is looking upward J?
in expectation of the most abundant ol
crop* of his life, are apt to be the ^
years when ho is doomed to sad dis
appointment. So it brings home j.)
the truth that it is impossible to tell
what fortune has in store. We can c
only keep on sawing wood and 9ay rc
nothing. Fj
No threat work should over be
iodertaken without the most carrul
preparation. This is very im)ortant
even in small matters
?ven in performing the most simple
jperatlous of daily life, care has to
>e exercised or earnost cft'orts may
;ouie to nothing in the matter of
-esults.
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Many farmers wero doubtle* '
worried by the cold wave and lor.g
rainy spell whice strnck this part o
the country recently. But it is best
never to worry. Saw wood and say |
nothing is the best policy. Thero is
something on the farm to be done
svery day in the year whether fair
;>r rainy. When the farmer cannot
<et into his Ileitis he can work under
the shelter of his barns and sheds,
lud it is just as important work. Let
the weather do what it pleases, bu<
you just keep on sawing and say
nothing. At the end of the year the
results will be worth the tlTort.
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As the Summer advances draw the
ines tighter against the invasion of
.he homo by (he mosquitoes and tlx
louse flies. The man who said that
icreens were useless, and advocator
ho taking out of thern to ad mil
resh air, as recently set forth in a
nagazine published in the North
eas and still is a fool. Ho knows
lothing of what lie is talking about
Monty of fresh air is admitted
hrough the meshes of the screens,
,ud if they are right and placed in
lorrectly, no lly or roosquito can get
hrough. Science is proving more
,nd more the fact that many of tlx
nost serious diseases known to man
ire carried by insects. That mos
initoes and (lies carry diseases war
irst known, and others are under
nvestigation now. Take advantage
>f what has been learned by others.
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The Herald will issue coupons to
subscribers, each new one and each
renewal, which coupons the holders
may exchange at Norton Drug Com
pany's for votes in the grand piano
contost we are now running There
will bo a lively race in this contest,
and to the hustler will belong the
spoils. Each young lady in the contest
ivill lind that she has something
jf value to olTer to anyone who
wishes to assist her in this matter,
ay telling them that for the sum el
jne dollar they may receive this
saper ono year, and that in turn sh>
will get the benefit of 11000 votes in
,his contest. The friend who helps
ler out will get value received many
limes over for his or her money, for
he paper is worth fully two dollars
)9r year, the price at which man\
iountry papers, not half so good air
low being sold. If the friend of Li.,
lontestant does not want to take tin
laper, he can take advertising in the
derald which will pay him, or if 1 e
leeds any stationary, he can go' i
tere, and that of the very b st to U
lad anywhere. Eich cent of adver
isiu# or job work will count oiu
ote when pa d for.
THE CITADEL.
HE MILITARY COLLEGE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Vnnounced as "Distinguished Millitnry
College" by U. b. liar Depai tinent.
Full courses in ( ivil Engineering, ?S'c.imces,
English nnd Modern Language.1.
Confer 11. H, and C. E. degrees.
All expensed pny cadets. $'.'50.00 a
OMr.
A scholarship worth $000 a a ear is vaunt
from Horry County, and will he
illed t?y competitive examination at the
bounty seat on Kiidny, August 8 li.
For necossaay infoimation and blanks
pply to.
COL. <). J. BOND,
The Citadel,
Chnrl ston, S. C.
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MOTICRJ,
Notice is hereby given that the urtsrslgned
will, on Friday, the 24tli day
! July, prox., make npplic-itiori to Hon.
, b. Vaughf. Probate Jud^e of I'.oiry
ounty, at Conway. H. C.. for linal distarge
as Executor of the Estate of M.
ihuron, a..d Master for Jolms.on M.-rintlle
Co.
Robt. 11. Searb rough,
edified Executor,
line Sihd, 1018. 7-17 4t.
Mrs St ir Shelley of C: a~l. sfc in, S. |
, arrived here recently to spend t
ime time with her mother, Mrs t;
lorrie Johnson. jjj
Notice of Sale.
Under ami by virtue of the decree
and judgment of the court made bv
his Houor'John S. Wilson presiding
Judge, in the case of Hurroughs &
Collins Company, l'lrintiffs v s.,
William Strickland and A .(I.Strickland
defendants, and dated the
28th day of May A. I). 11)18, If the
undersigned J. A. Lewi*. Sheriff of
Horry County, will se'l t public
auction to the highest bidder before
the Court Hou-e door at Con way,in
llorry County, and State of South
Carolina, during legal hours of sale
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on salesduy in July next. it being
(he 7th day of said month, all and
singular those ceinuin lands situate
in Horry County, and described as
follows, to wit:
Tlnu certain tract of land'containing
ninety three (03) acres, more or
less, situate in Floyds Township, on
the .North side of Lake Swumpi beginning
on a pine corner on the old
original line, thence 8. W. t3vl8
chains to a stump corner. thenJs.
E, 10? 41.50 chains to Tupelo
comer in J ake Swamp, thence 9&\V#
71? 20.50 chains to a stake corner
by a Water Oak, thence 8. \V. 44+
| 2,60 chains to a swert gum corner
thence N. E 51 degrees 22.50 to a
stump corner, thence due North 21
chains to lhg lhanch, thence the
run of lhg JJranch to a stake corner
on Alvey Strickland's line, thence
Alvey Strickland's line to the beginning
and being the same land
conveyed to nie by A G Strickland
bv bis deed dated March 24th, A. 1)
1893.
Terms or Sale Cash. I nrchaser
.o pay for papers.
(Jonway, S. (J., June 3rd, A. 1).
1913. '
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.j. a. i jew is,
Sheriff of llorry County.
II. II. Woodward,
jMail;tiff's Attorney,
To Core a Cold in One Hay
Take LAXATIVE IIROMO Quinine. It stops t!ie
Cough and Headache and works otf the Cold.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
E. \V. GROVE'S signature on each box. 25c.
Notice of Sale.
I'ndcr and by virtue of tlie decree and
judgment of the coil;t .Made by Ida Honor,
.John S, Wilson, PriHiding Judge, in
thocasool S T SetHious, Plaintiff vs. Jerry
Mil.or, and Savannah Miller, Defendants,
and dulod the 28 th day < f May, A.
1>, 11)12, 1, the uudcr-ilgned J A Lewis,
Shorlif of Horry County, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder ) efore
the Court 7/ouse door at C'otnvay, in
llorry County, and ?st ue u <S'outh Caroling
during legal hours of sale, onealesj
day in .Inly next, it being the 7th day of
| .-aid month, all and singular those certain
lands situate in llorry County, and
described aa follows t > wit;
All and singular that cert tin tract of
land near the Town of Conway in the
County and State nforemUl. containing
one (1) acre more or less, being a portion
of a certain tract of laml known as
the Inm m tract, beginning at a stake
corner marked dxo on land fonnerlyowned
by 0 11 Dusenbury and running North
71, VVest 2 chains t nd 18 links to ? stako
corner 3xn; thence Ninth ft 1 2 West 2
chains and 18 links to a stake 2xn at corner;
thence South 71 Fast 2 chains ami
18. links to a stake 2xn, thence South
r> 1.7 Fast 2 chains and 18 links to the
beginning cojner, bounded on the F.ns'
anil South by lands of Hrixton Hrown,
West by Peter V/omiugway and North
by (J 11 Dmcnt my
Terms oi S ,le Cash Purchaser to
pay for papers.
ConWaV. S. ('..Tuna !l?l A ii t <>? ?
, . . , ... ..v i / j. t ->
.1 A Lewis,
Sheriff of Merry County
!I 11 Woodward,
Plaintiff'* Attorney
| Worn Out? |
No doubt you are, i! ;
w ; you suffer from any of the :;i :}
& a numerous ailments to ! j \ *
? .|5 which an women are sub- ftj
$'IA ject* Headache, backache,
sideache, nervous- Bkj
ness, weak, tired feeling, Rjr
are some ot the symptoms,
and you must rid vn
H | yourself of them in order N D
to feel well. Thousands H R
i. $ of women, who have gj g
rg been benefited by this
H j| remedy, urge you to [j
II TAKE |J
a P.orHnl 3
K UUI UUI ft
IS The Woman's Tonic ||
Mrs. Sylvania Woods, H ||
ofClifton Mills, Ky., says: i \ :
"Before taking Cardui,
ih ' was? at times, so weak I ; = Ya
could hardly walk, and
the pain in my back and
head nearly killed me. wfr ,
! After taking three bottles
of Cardui, the pains dis- Kg <
appeared. Now I feel as 11 1
well as I ever did. Every 3*4
suffering woman should H ra
try Cardui." Get a bottle B M
today. E-68 H B
For Weakness and Loss of Appetite <
lie Old Standard ffenernl ntretHftheninsr tonic, ]
KOVlt'S TASTKI.RS3 chill TONIC, drives out <
[alaria and builds up the system. A true tonic
id burc Appetizer. For adults and children. 50c. J
W C SINGLETON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Conway, S. C.
Office up Stuirs Buck Building
J. M. JOHNSON,
CIVIL EN G IN R
Marion, S C.
Railroad, City and Lind Surveying:
Land Drainage. Rond-huildingg and
Sewe rs, Draughting and Blue Printing.
Baker & Dusenbury
Surveyors and Real Eftate Agents
Drainage a Specialty
CONWAY, S. C,
Ofllcc Spivey Building.
.1 MDOKMA]>
Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Writes Titles, Mortgages, Wills, Incorporates
Companies.
Abstracting and Copying done.
FIRE LIFE
INSURANCE. INSURANCE
We represent the largest companies.
Policies written on the most liberal i
terms.
Prompt settlement Of claims. Mini
mum insurance cost,
D A Spivey & Company
I.N SURA MCI* IIKOKKKS
Gasoline,
Kerosine,
Cylinder Oil,
Cup Grease,
Auto Lubricants,
All Highest Quality, at lowest
prices. Keadv to servt
oyu at any time for any o!
the above. Quality Guaranteed
Cape Fear Oil Co
T. J. BELL, Agent
The County Fair
WO* tg?
At Conway October 1913.
This will be about the time to pui \y
out all kinds of Fruit Trees, Grape
Vines, Shade Trees, I lowers. Etc.
Let me have order now for any kind
of Nursery Stock you want, so as to
deliver t he stock when you come to I
"ilorry County Fair".
J E COLES, Agent.
Greensboro Nursery. I*
?3HSi\
1a warning ill
J WE would like to say to the F I
people of Conway that we are w
i position to furnish you wilii the
freshest and nicest k
BEEF, S>
HAMS,
SAUSAGE, |v
SALT MEATS,! V\
fl IBUEAKFAST BACON, fc
I STAPLE AND FANCY GROCE f)
I RIES' I
| DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. |
J Be Hure to tfive us a trial order g, I
Everything delivered at your p
door, h
1 WOODWARD BROTHERS. fc
Phone 35. ,
Fancy Groceries
Cool Soda Water
When in need of the fine Groceries
that the times demand, at prices
as low as the markets will allow,
.call at the CASH GROCERY
STORE. Every attention given
to your order whether large or
small.
Our reputation Is made in thegro- ?,
eery line, and we assure you we
will live up to it. Complete
stock of cool drinks, co- 1
co cola, grape juice, Call at the
fountain for your Summer drinks
Cash Grocery Co
Opposite Ilorry Tobacco Warehouse
CONWAY LODGE, No. 'C5, A. F. M
A Tliery.will bo a regular com*
jMk niuotcation of Conway l.odgo*
N'O. 05, A.F. M. will lio liola j
!endity, July MMi 7.?o
^l,nvo work at. 1
f ^?S!S^ overy meeting, 80
please conio (in tlino,
W L I5UYAN, W. M
CIIAH. DUfiKNBPltY |pc.
AC
NOTICE V
All persons are hereby forbidden A
to vet fl*h t*aps and nets on the j _
Buck-port, Young, Bartlett, Coop!"or,
Gore, Tiptop, and Eldorado
lands, under penahv of the law. /
3ti, D. V Richardson.
Buoksport, S. C., June 11th, 1913, 4
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J. T. Shelley,, Successors to Jordan
the same stand.
I take'This nulhod of announcing to
owner of the mercantile business of Jordi
business in my indilidual name at the san
tirm of Jordan & Swlley.
1 A COMPLETE LI?
Farm Supplies, Farm Implements,
Dry Goodf Notions,
,?J|ioes, Hats and Caps,
( f Lallies' Heady
B Heavy
The ladies viUVo veil to >isit me f
fioods, See my connwrtc Jine already on 1
U ?l i ^
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dssS?
M AT
Every jlay in t lie week is s
store, You v. ill learn this is t
your Spring and Summer go<
er fellow to fix the prices. C
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I | BE (jLEMSOH' ilsRIG
ENROLLMENT OVER SCO VALUE (
LION AND A THIRD- OVER 90 1
Degree Courses:
I Electrical Engineering; Civil Eugir
i chiteotural Engineering.
Short Courses: '
i tile Industry, Four Weeks Winter C
Weekh Winter Course for Farmers.
! Cost ))or session of nin
^^^1* heat, light, water, boa
uniforms. $133 45. Tuition, if able
j cost per session for the one year
Four-Weeks Course, all expenses, $1
Scholarship and
a initiations:
Value of Scholarships $100.00 per se
dents who have attended Clemson C
University, arc rot eligible for the I
no other eligible applicants)
Scholarship and Entrance Exam
Superintendent of Education on July
NEX r SESSION OPENS S
Write at cp^eto W. M. I
Clemson College, I for Catalog,
| you d\ may be.c
?.-j mm i ib in i ii i i i '? ii ! ! i n?mammm
HYRTLE BEA
MYRTLE BEACH
SEASON FOR 1913 OPENED
First Sur..':.y Excursion on June 15th, an
n closes.
F. PLATT, G, A
musenunt 2nd Scson.
Send us Jo
Summer I
is.
s. c.
& Shelley and doing business at
> the public that I am now"the role
in & Shelley, and 1 am running the
\c store formerly occupied by the
s'E CAMMED, I
Trimmed Hats,
and Fancy Groceries,
Men's and Hoys' Clothing.
or their Spring and Summer Dress
land and coming.
n
i
i special salesday at my
rue by coming to me for *
)ds. Don't trust the othome
to me and get the
liltubal College.
)F PROPERTY OVER A MILTEACHERS
AND OFFICERS
Agriculture (jeven courses),
Chemistry; Mechanical and
leering; Textile Industry; Ar)ne-yoar
Course in Agricultire,
Two-year Course in Texourse
in Cotton Grading; Four
o months, including all fees,
rd, laundry, .and two complete
to pay. $10.00 extra, Total
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c-ipii-juiiurui course, *111.05;
I) 00.
Entrance Exmaintains
107 four year
nral and Textile Scholarships,
ssion and Free Tuition. (Stuoll(
go, or any other Calle^o or
Scholarships unless there are
inations will bo held by the
11th. at 0 a. in
El'TEMREIt 10, 1913.
RIGGS, President.
Scholarship Blanks, etc. If
srowtled out.
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lCH liOTELr
I s. c.
I SUMI)AY JUNE 1st.
Since last .season, the hotel has
been thoroughly overhauled and
many accommodations added
Table supplied with the best the *
market affords. Sea food a spef
cialty. Large airy rooms. The
Lusine will be under the person
al direction of Mrs. Nanee.
d after that nvorv *!|1 ?
_ ? . j uuiiun/ till BCB"
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1ARSHAL NANCE.
Proprietor 2nd Season,
>b Work