The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 07, 1913, Image 2
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CONWAY, 8. C.
II H. WOODWARD
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8, C., as second class mail matter.
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M A 1* IL J 1 1- THURSDAY,
AUG. 7th., 1913.
* The board of health has beet,
watchful this year in the matter of
sanitation. The board has had the
help cf the town authorities, tincivic
league and the citizens generally.
Now we hope this will he kept
up for all timo to come. No use li
make a good start just after a *8
vere warning and theu get carelest
until misfortune comes again.
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The business men of Conway ought
lo pull together every yoar to make
Conway the biggest tobacco markei
in the State#. There is every chance
in the world to do it, owing to thtaituation
of tho town and the large i
area of country surroundiLg the I
town where the soil suits tobacco
and produces a line grade of the
leaf. Time has been when the busin
e.is inon of Conway were doing more
than thoy are now in trying to make |
a big market for tobacco hero. WL13
it is that lhey forget the imparlance
of this is more than we can explain.
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There is a proueness in the time
of youth to think nothing of later
life, and to make no provision fo
it any way. The young man ai.u
the young woman will show thai
they are full of the springtime am
enjoyment of life and health, bu?
what they sometimes do leads to tht
conclusion that they are forgetful
of the influence their present colcucb
and habits may have on the
rest of tLeir earthly history. Why
will they not realize that it is verj
important to their after life thai
their health andenorgy be prescrveu
and carefully guarded against wastt
and dissip..;icn? Why will they
not reii.uu er in all their gaiety
that while they have plenty of this
world's goods bestowed upon them
by loving Darentu or uha^Uo.-q
_ ? . ?? ? - h?iuiui.j, ?uai
this source of their supplies may
fail them, and that it is necessary
to make themselves self supporting?
Ap?.iu why do they somotimGs fur#et
that some little irreKulai iety
some little act of impropriety, i?
likely to be misconstrued and theii
character and lives blasted for al
time?
Cim III Sorts, Other Itiillu Wn'l tin
The worst eases, no matter of how long standing
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieve
1'aha sod Ilea la at the mom time. Xc, 60c, $LQC
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It is hard for an honest god-fearing
man tocomc to the conclusion in
his mind, that there are some pooplo
in the world who have no regard for
the sanctity of an oath. It is hard
for us to believe that a man in the
sight of his makor will swear on the
Holy Bible to tell the truth, and
nothing but the truth, and then in
the next breath speak out that which
is not truth, but tho rankest of false
hood. There are such people and to
become acquainted with them, one
only has to follow up the courts for
a while aud then judge for himself
just how many of the witnesses called
there havo that conscientious regard
for their sworn testimony that
they ought to have. U has been
long understood that solf interest
plays an important part in the dcings
of men, and especially is this
the fact when they are to gain or j
lose by the cvont of a law suit that I
is pending ou their testimony they
think will decide the case, Uut wc
are thankful that there arc men and
plenty of them, who cover let theii
uwn interests influence them when
it coinos to telling the truth. Such
men will lose all that they have in
the world, even allow their private
character to be dragged in the dust,
and their inner selves bared to the
world at large, before they will utter
one single untruth to advance
their own interests. Truth is
mighty. It is always the best policy
in the long run. Watch the men
who are willing to go on the stand
aud tell lies in their own behalf to
i i ?
suve tnetr own cases, or watch them
when thoy go cn the stand to testify
for pay in behalf of somebody else
who is as mean as thoy ar.d who it
willing to buy f dse evidence to win,
and you will readily see that thest
are not the men who play the mos
.mportant part in the world. Nt,
they are not the people who have U ?
most and achievo the most in tl :
life. Thoy generally belong to
class who barely make a living b
playing on others. From this vs
can learn the lesson that many ha\i
already learned, which is that i
does not pay to live or act falseh
out always to stick to the truth,
and live and act the truth. Nx
man is so smart in this world that
ue can lead a false life, rotten at
neart and holding himself out to tin
world as an honest and spuaredea'ing
man, and not be found out in
the end for the fraud that ho is. He
mty prosper for a time, but retribufcion
is his portion sooner or laUr.
and when it comes it comes hard.
{3^^he'treat
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Thirst-1
Demand tl
Sod. R?'u" !
Fountains )
I or Carbon*
I fttcd in Bottlea.
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i V THE COCA-COLA COM
Spceinl S&vices at Mt. Olive.
Thoro will bo special services on
the second Saturday and Sunday in
August at Mt, Oiivo Church.
10 a in Saturday devotional sorvioe,
D. L. Koton.
10 30 a m, Problems in our Country
Cnurohos, Dr \V, J. Laogston.
11 30 a m, Personal Respensibi 1 ity.
11 30 a in, Teachirgs of our Lord
on tho use of money, Dr VV. J. Lang
ston.
12 m, Dinner.
1 30 p m, The Church Member ijnd
his jag, Rev J. 10 Edwards.
Q 1ft ,, OU...W.U T-k! -I"u
?. i? \j i-i, wiuu t'u i/iii:i[ji(Ut!, 1U'".
\Y. J. Dangston.
3,00 p in, World-vide Missions,
Kev J. E. Edmunds.
Sunday.
(J a in, Sunday School Superintendant,
A L Phillips,
j 9 15 a m, How May our Sunday
Schools bo 1 oiproved, J. C. Spivev
10 00 a in as, The Sun-Jay Schools
our Evaugelisllc Agency, l)r W. J.
Langstou
10.30 p it, The Bible on Titheing,
J. C. Spivcy.
11.00 aiu, Preaching, Dr VV. J.
ton.
Dinner will bo served on ihe
grounds Stt'* ui day.
The Best Hot Weather Tonic
GROVIS'S TASTIJlylSSS*chill TONIC enriches the
blood, builds up the whole system and will wonderfully
strengthen and fortify you to withstand
the depressing effect of the hot summer. 50c.
? Ejckachev
Miss Myrtle Cothrum,
8 68 ? of Russellvillc, Ala., says: y BJ
OkJ "For nearly a year, 1 suffercd
with terrible back- S gf
ache, pains in my limbs, I
and my head ached nearly n
! all the thne. Our family |
doctor treated me, but I I
only gave me temporary I
relief. 1 was certainly In I
IHI bad health. Mv school I IB
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L:;j S pains peculiar to weak E
Si! women, such as head- J'J
$I ache? backache, or other jrj
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91 B S trouble, or if you merely 3 I
llyi need a tonic for that tired, 1^8
nervous, worn-out feelbirI
in^' try ^rdu1, E-65 fill
mm m ma mmammmmmmmammmamnmammammmmm
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This is a prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS 4, FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. It nets on the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or 6ickcn. 25c
V.-> a
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t Them,
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STATE OF HOUT7/ CAROLINA,
County of Horry.
COURT OF COMMON PLEA8
Burroughs & Collins Company, Plaintiff,
vs
William Wilson, et al., Defendants.
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
Complaint Not Served
TO T1IE DEFENDANTS: William Wilson,
?I C. Wilson, Melvlna Cause,
Frances N, Booth, Laura Wilson, Robert
Wilson. Joe ITilson, Henry Wilson,
Jim Wilson, Jr., Julia Anu Ford,
Shiii Parker, Harsh Parker, Jeremiah
Parker, Ada Parker, Ava Auu Vaught,
Joe Parker Olle Parker, Bessie Graham,
Melvlua Wilson, otherwise
known as Babe Wilson. Hallie Cause,
JJornie Wilson, Fleinle Wilson, Martin
Wilson, Cealie Wilson. Robt.. Wll
sou. Harrison Wilson, Coleman Fearwell,
Walter Fearwell, Uahriel Clause.
Mots Fearwell, Ida Fearwell, Fannie
Fearwell, JNellie Fearwell.
All and singular the heirs at law of
Hobert Wilson, Joseph D. Wilson, Susanna
Parker, John Wilson, Mary Eli/a
Fearwell, Anna Clause, Sarah WHuong
Caesar Wilson, Sam li'llson, Sam Par
ker, Jeremiah Parker, Olle Parker; the
names of whom are unknown to plaintiff,
and A. C, Murrell,
You are hereby summoned and reqnlrtd
to anwser the compluiut In this
action, which has been tiled in ihe olilct
of the Clerk ot the CVurt of Common
Pleas, tor the said County, and to serve
a copy of jour anwser to the laid complaint
on the subrcrlber at his olllce at
Conway. S, C., within twenty dajrs aftei
the Ber\iee hereof exclusive of the daj
of such service, and if you fa. 1 to anwser
the complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiif in this act! m will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated June 20lh, A, 1). 1013,
W. L. Ihyan, 11. H. Woodward
C, C. C. P. (L. S.) Plaintiff's Attorney,
'l'o Jim Wilson jr., Sum Parker, Surah
Parker, Jeremiih Parker, Olie Parker,
CJKbriai Clause all and Singular the Heir*
at. l aw of Hobert Wilton, Jos. 1). Wil
sou Sub una ^Parker, John VN ll&on, Mary
Eli/t Fearwell, Anna Oause, Saran Wilson,
Caesar W il on, Sain Wilton, Sam
i'arker, J? remlah Purker, OlU Pirker,
the names of whom are unknown to
Plaint) IT
'i ake Notice that the complaint In the
foregiing >taet action, and the summons,
o( which the foregoing is a copy,
were fi:ed in the office of the Clerk ol
the Court of Common Pleas, at Conway,
S. C., on the 3rd day of July A. I). 1913.
W L IJryan 11 11 Woodward
C C C P (L. S.) PlalLtiff's Attorney.
Best Toilet
Articles.
This good summer-time calls for the
use ef fresh and pure Talcum Powders,
Toilet Waters, Soft Sponges, Witch
iia/.cl and good Soaps, A delicate
perfume suggests culture and refinement;
all of our Toilet articles, both
foreign and domestic makes have a delicate,
delightful and lastinir n*?rf??*w?
which in most pleasing and beneficial
Conway Drug Co.
Pharmacists
conway, - s. c.
| A WARNING ! t
J WE would like to say to the I"
* people of Conway that we are J'
V position to furnish you with the
% freshest and nicest
i beef, |
i hams. i
sausage, >
1 salt meats,! f
| ^ |breakfast bacon,
i maPLE and:fancy groce
I :r1es,
i dry goods and notions.
Be sure to give us a trial order
^ Everything delivered at your
door.
j woodward brothers.
3 Phone 35.
Fancy Groceries
Cool Soda Water
~ W'hcn in need of tho fine Groceries
that the times demand, at prices
as low as the markets will allow,
call at the CASH GROCERY
STORE. Every attention given
^lo your order whether large or
S?tiall.
; Our reputation is made in the gro?Cery
line, and we assure you we
gwill live up to it.
Complete stock of cool drinks, co"co
cola, grape juice. Call at the
"fountain for your Summer driuks
Cash Grocery Co
Opposite Horry Tobacco Warehous*
CONWAY LODGE, No. ' 65, A. F. M
f, a Therojwlll bo h regular com
jMk munkation of Conway l.o?li??^
| iRlBaa r?. 65,A.F. M. will he held
An?' 11th 1?13,7ji
'" in"' ^'e have wo k at
^ ^?SKlr ^ '10flt every meeting, 6*
p '?H8o come on time,
W h BRYAN, NV. M
C11A *. Dl'slNBlJKi tec.
RUB-MY-T1SM
Will cure your Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cut9 and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Btc. Antiseptic Anodyne* used internally
and externally. Price 25c.
0
Gasoline,
Kerosine,
Cylinder Oil, (
Cup Grease,
Auto Lubricants,
All Highest Quality, at lowest
prices. Heady to serve
oyu at any time for any of
the above. Quality Guaranteed
P onA f Oil P/\ '
* vwi vy11 vu
T. J. BELL, Agent.
The County Fair
At Conway October 1913,
This will be about the time to put
out all kinds of Fruit Trees, Grape
Vines, Shade Trees, Flowers. Kte. .
Let me have order now for any kidu
of Nursery Stock )ou want,.so as to
deliver the stock when you come to
"Horry County Fair".
J E COLES, Agent.
Greensboro Nursery.
J i
A1
E vcr day in the week u
store. You will learn this ii
ycur Spring and Siiitmcr j
er fellow to fix the nriers.
YOUR WE
MAY NOW BE SPENT AT MYRTLE
RUPTING YOUR Bl
at Myrtle Bcacb shortly after. You <
early on Monday Morning, reaching yo
v. f. platt, . (
Amusement Mn'gr. 2nd Season.
PAYYOWR
A CHECK.'
HAVE A CHI
YOUR B1L
Those *\ 1 o have never had 'a bank *
n . Each check you write is a ItECEI
pending; you've always "got money,"
Make OUR Bai
First Natii
CONWi
B G COLLINS, President.
W PERCY IIAltDWI
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m H^rmhb^HHN BBSS I HHE
firf
life
nsijkance. insurant e
We represent the largest com pa nies.
Policies written on the most i.lna
;erms.
Prompt settlement df claims. Mini- C
mum insurance cost.
I) A Spivey & Company
INSL)HAf>CE BROKkKS
T MDOKMA1N
Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Writes Titles, Mortgages, Wills. In.
corporates Companies.
\bstractins and Copying done.
Baker & Dusenbury
Surveyors and Real Eftale Agents
Drainage a Specialty
CONWAY, S. C.
Jfllcc Spivey Building.
J. M. JOHNSON,
CIVIL ENGINEER
Marion, S C.
Railroad, City rrd Li.nd Surveying;
rdl)r ainege. R < x c l vi'clti p tn
^ewers, Draughting x i ( Lin Fiintii g
W C SING 1 El ON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Conway, S. C.
OITice up Sti.iis Ruck Ruilfling
m
r
tlocalo
IUiIUIU.
3 a special salcsday at my
s true by coming to me for
seeds. Don't trust the othCome
to me and get the
'.LEWIS.
EK ENDS.
BEACH HOTEL WITHOUT INTFRJSINESS
AFFAIRS.
Late Trains on Saturday and
Sunday nights, go on through
1
Conway to Myrtte Beach, and
;
V:. return at an early hour on Sunday
and Monday mornings.
m ? ??
Take the lete train at Conway
?n ^n*ur('ay night nt ah' lit
Midnight, and it will land yon
can return on Sunday afternoon, or
ur wOrk or business in plenty of time.
J, MARSHAL NANCE.
Proprietor 2nd Season
BILL WITH
THEN YOU
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iccDunt know not the convenience of
I'T; you know just how much you nrc
and you can't lose it nor be robbed.
nk YOUR Rank.
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IY, S. C,
D A 8P1VBY, Cashier.
CKE, Aasiytant Cashier,
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