Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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jfljiOQeSOQ I DIVID That's what the farmei & the merchants and the banl That's what we have all '1 he individual or the in: waid must be accumulating Neither the bank nor th UMijP out all their earnings in the ra The best dividend that c permanent improvement of t*? The best dividend that < ing its possibilities through dustries of the surrounding We want to see the fart dividends by improving tl look to tho upbuilding of t for our petmanint dividendt AI 1 irGl 'lUI li lOIUON1 ^ Let us help the above f help us to do this by dej osil I FURS IH ^ CONWA CHILLS AND FEVER H OR ANY FEVER 30 in INo Better Place County to do yot at Toddville, S. C. the most comple thing needed by Full Line Sui W Vl nr? vmi nnr>/l n ? > Atvii J VIu iiv.v.u a nc^iij pair of shoes, a neck tie, an< usually buy, and jou want t ces to be obtained, quantity on the old reliable at Toddvi Dusenbui TocLclville WHENEVER M N > tEHEBH. 1 The Old Standard Grove's T< Valuable as a General Tonic Drives Out Malaria, Enrich o___x n ^ int wuuieoysiem# rorui ^ ou know what you are taking when i as the formula is printed on every label tonic properties of QUININK and IROb tonic and is in Tasteless Form. It has : Weakness, general*debility and loss of e Mothers p-.3. Pale, vSickly Children. 1 Relieves nervous depression and low spi purifies the blood. A True Tonic and Sui No family should be without it. Guarant< ^ A Lf N^ ^ EN , l*f ^ SOUTHERN SJ i. ^ Wiite (or fre? Catalog When writing for Catlcgue, Notice of Discharge. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned guardian of Marie Houise Fonnell, will apply to the Judge of Probate of Horry County, at hi*- offlc.i, Conwav, S. C., at il o'clock in tte forenoon, on ihe 6ub day of January A. D. 1913, for a linal discharge as such guardian. M. M. Fennel), Guardian of Marle| Louise Fennell. id. pd | y ocs?^.m ENDS. | rs of Horry want as well as Jfejv 1 got to have to keep go in jr. stitution that is going forsome surplus for the future. & e farmer can afford to pay Jtv ( w ay of dividends >omes to the farmer is the KuO his soil. comes to the bank is enlarg- ( the development of the incountry. fkv nersof Ilorry enlarging their ^ icir soil. We are going to ] he resources of this county fflpA 1VAY A N D 11011KY ( OI NTY * , acts along, we want you to ling with us. mmnm I Liiuimmu uiinn. 5* Y, S. C. ^ JOHNSON'S EARS OF SUCCESS T r\ IVI I C* CURING FOLKS I U IN I U 5 in the Whole ir Trading, lhan ,, where we carry >te line of every the people. nmer Goods a:ee shirt, a dress pattern, a i in short anything that you he benefit of the lowest pri j i: * : J - -11 aitu quamj luiiiiuiitu, can lie, S. C. ry & Co., s-c r?0 ^ IIC - TAKE GROVE'S asteless chill Tonic is Equally because it Acts on the Liver, es the Blood and Builds up *Atirn 1a ^#1/4 l/4??r> k KJ YY 11 Jl U11U Vll I ^'ou take Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic showing that it contains the well known 1. It is as strong as the strongest bitter no equal for Malaria, Chills and Fever, ippetite. Gives life and vigor to Nursing Removes Biliousness without purging, irits. Arouses the liver to action and e Appetizer. A Complete Strengthened eed by your Druggist. Wcineanit. 50c. QINE (hat can be Absolutely Depended Upon anted? the only attention needed is oiling?starting ^ct us prove to you why the R AWLJLIGt I has befor Big Surplus Power, Simplicity, Reliability, En'erfect Balance. 'I hc smoothest running engine built, ir, no Vibration. The Rawlcigh saves time, expense. Never gets tired, always ready, soon pays for itself. 1W & MACHINERY WORKS - Atlanta, Qa. [UQ Tell us what /ou need an engine fo? ask for "Cutlotfue E'* COLDS & LaGRlPPE 5 or 6 doses 660 will break any case of Chills & Fever, Colds & LaGrippe; it acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not (tripe or sicken. Price 25c. Piles Cured Jr. 6 to 14 Days Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMKNT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. The first application gives liasc and Rest. 50o ! -r-nMIM. Obituary. Ou the morning of the 18 h of N iveiuber. jist as darkne>-* \v.?s settleiug over t be car lb, ihn ii<-uiD ulgel colored t ie borne of U. M. Hard.e ani look the wife aid mother of t t home. She had been la de c ining health for uboi t two years, out during tue lutier pai t of lu.it >. m nor she improved so much t iat we h >ped for her a speedy recovery out our hopes were soon to be olighted for she vas taken wor.o in October, and from theu until her dcatn she was confined to her bed and sulTered untold pain until death relieved her. We did all we knew to do for her, and so did tae Dr., and neighbors, but the icy hand efdtuth < could not be stayed. bbe boro her sutLr'ngs bravely and never failed to smile if she ? could She was the life and the light * jf the heme, and ner leaving us has cast abloom over cur hearts and lives. Sne was a kind and affectionate wife and a iLvoti d moth* r. bhe was born in ISlio and before * her marriage was Miss Maggie Long, Sne joiueci the church wtieu ?)uite i young and was faithful to her church as long as she lived. She leaves a i nuabaud twelve children, two sutirs met two brothers to mourn their j .OiS. She was laid ta rest in tha b uryng ground at ILick Creek, to vwait the resurrection. She said ?be was ready to no if r.r w. ^ www uu v vy t keher. We feel sure all is well with uer; but, (J, how hard t is for us to live hero without her, but we know the one who took her is too .vise to make a mistake, so we bow in humble submission and say, "Thy will O, (j jd aud not mine be done." We hope to meet her in that land wheie tacre are no more heai t aches, or good byes Her husband, Geji^o M. Hardee Maght ate W. 11. Chestnut went o /vyuur, S. C., on D.-cemoer list to bo?d a preliminary invcsligagitiou into the ease of the State va 1. M. Fioyd, this being olo of the .uses presented t > t ie court by tae last grand jury. For Frost Bites and Chapped Hands. For frost b t en ears, lingers and toes; chapped bands and lips, chilblains, colds sores, red and rough T?kins, there is nothing to? qual Buck en's Arnica Salve. Stops the pain at once and heals quickly. In every home there should be a box handy all the time. Best remedy for all skin diseases, itchingec z una, tetter, piles, etc 25c. All druggn ts or by mail. H. E BuckU n & C Philadelphia or St. Ccuis. Adv The Horry Industrial School turn ed out its classes last week and * ill tut be in session for a period of two weeks for the holidays. This ufc\v institution has good promise ol success for the new year in its great work. An Ideal Woman's Laxative. Who wants to take salts, or castor >il, when there is nothiug bolter .hun Dr King's New Life Pills for all bowel troubles. Toey act gently *nd naturally on the stcniich and liver, stimulate end regulate your oowels and tone up the entire s) sem. Price 25c At all Druggists, d. E. Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia r St. Louis. Adv ? For Weakness and Loss of Appetite fhc Old Standard general strengthening tonic JROVli'S TASTKI.KSS chill TONIC, drives out Malaria and builds up the system. A true tonic aDd sur e Appetizer. For adults and children. 50c. NOTICE OF SALE. Under and by virtue of the decree and judgement, of the court made by his Hon ,r T. H. Sptin Presiding Judtje, In the of S T S-sdons PiaiutilT vs. Mollie p \14<ore, etr-I,. Defendants, and dmed the 9th d ty of December A. I>., 1919, 1. the undersigned J A. L^wls, t-herilT of forty County, will fell at public auction ? the highest bidder before ihc Court II ?use do r at Conwav, in Horry Coui tv nd S'a'e of So itli Caroline, during teual hou 8of?n|e, on salesday in Jxnicir} iexf, it being I lie 5th d^y of said month, i ] ?i.d sin mi 1 ir those certain lends sit net :n II >rry C mnty, and described as fol()??, to wi': 'lit se rertwin trictsof lend, situate in Conway Township, in H >rry County and S'ate aforesaid,described as follows, to wit: Tiact N \ 1 I hat cer'a'n tract of land in Conwav Town hip in the c unty a? d ^tate af< re a d, containing fifty (~>0) acres, bounded < n the Nortli by lends of I , K. \nderson, on tiie East by lends of John Bellamy and Organs Brai ch, on the South by said Organs Branch, and on the West by lends of T. A. Anderson, Or. ing the identical tract of l?nd conveyed to Mi l ie B. Moore bv T. A. Anderson bv his dM d dated the 9th clay of February A l\ 1 fl 1'i .1 I / t ) *1/1 Trat t N \ 2, Of 4 acres and No. 3 of 21 ucied, Containing twenty-five acres, bounded on the North by tract No. 1 hereinabove described, on the Eaef b> lands of Iarson Wiiite, on the South by land4 former!v owned by T. A. /tndtrs > and West b, lands of G. 0. Anderson.' benithe identical lands conveyed to E L. Moore bv T. A Anderson by dee I dated July 9th, 1907, as to twenly-on (21) acres, and dead dated May 22, 1911, a* to four (4> acres thereof. Terms ot Sale, Cash. Purchaser to I ay for papers. H. Woonward, J. A. Lewis, I laintlff's Att'y. Sheriff of II. C. Cjrei Old Sores, Other Renidiit Won't Cure The worst casca, no matter of bow Ion# standing, are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr. Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieve* l'ain and Heals at the same time. 26c, 60c, 4LOO. o ^po|io ''Uncle Ap is dru and actually gone Here are a few of t .adies Coat Suits, $15.00 kind, now $6.50. 2.50. Ladies Silk Dresses, all colors, w< M>r Men and Boys Suits, $15.00 Kind goi Ladies and Gents rain coats at any old pr My Grocery Department is up to-dat A. P. STATF. til' ^iil'Til i i i* >i ivt - - - * ? ? " ' v a n v.? IV /lilil/1 C *urt v of lliriy ? COURT OF COMMON PEE A^ Purr >nghs ?.V Coll.ns Comj any, PiaintilT, v ? O. U. ParV??r, Po ia Parser Hurrouphs, 1 v.. H.Cox. .Iohn(>bot Parker, Edna M.j 1'nik r. Mitinlo E Ufa's .J -liti Paik'ri Heaves he r? ht 1 ?iw o 1-hmc 15. Parker, di ce 'Bed. ati<l Con viiy S vings I5ink,| Adndni-tr t rot the p'lsonul e-tute cf i said 1 a B Park r, Dofenlnnts. I COPY SIMMONS FUU RELIEF 1 ( wn.p'a'ut No' fc?ervtd) |j To the Defendants above named; Vo i are hereby bumnu ned and re- i (jirr *d 10 n-wor the complaint in this i * action, which lias been file- In the < flice j of the t lerk of the C nrt of Cominon 1 Pleas, for tho said County, i nd to serve j a c<>py ot your answer to tho said com- r plaint on the subscriber at his oll'ce at Conway. C., witliin twenty days after , the service hereof; exclusive of the dry of suc h service; and If you fail to answer the c ?inplaint within the time afore aid, the pi lintiff in tlds action will at>|dy to the Court tor the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated December 1:5th, A D. 15)13. il II Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney. To Minnie E. Royals and O. 15, Parker, absent Defendants; Take Notice; That tiie Complaint in| tliis action and 'hesummons of wIrish the 1 foregoing is a copy were li ed in tire ollice . of tire Clerk of the Court of Common, 1 Pleas at Conwaj, S. C., on the I5thday ! of December A I) 1913. W T. Ilrvun it V\ || II VV ,! .1 .. -* - j ?'| ^ > / >1 11 Mummmu, ! j C C C 1*. I'ltilfitifl*s Att'y, j NOTICE OF SALE. L'nder and by virtue of the decree and I judgement of the court made by his Honor T. H. Spain Presiding Judge, in the case of L. M. Stanley 1 laintifT vs. 1). H. Holmes Defendant, and dated the 2">th day of September A. I)., 11)13, I, ttie undersigned J. A. Lewis, Sheriff of Horry County, willsellat public any ion to i the highest bidder before ide Cnurt House door at Conway, in H<>rry County, and State of South Carolina, during legal hours of sale, on sale&day ia Januiryi next, it being the 5th day of said month, | all'and singular tliose certain lands sit lite in //orry County, and described as follows, to-wit: "A certain piece or parcel of land containing forty a? res, the same lying and being in Simpson Creek Township, State aforesaid, the same lying on the West a'de of Starbli IT road, founded on the South by G M Long, on the by G. T. y/')ltn? s agree d line In'.ck to public road, thence the public road back to leginniug." Tlie land above described was sold by me at public sale on -alesi'av in Novein i er i\. i\, ivil*5, and was knocked down ty ine, the undersigned in A. <Thorn p-| son for 'lie sum o' $.() ">.00; hut the said A. ('. Y'hompson having failed and ipfuse I to CMi?| l"aith his hid, (lie raid land is he'city rdvortiscd for n - hie and vill Le sold at the rl>U of said defaulting bidder. T* rms of talc, Cad'. Purr-baser to pay for paper1. C'onwav. December 2nd, 1013. il H Wo -d ward, .J A lewis, Pla'ntilT's A't'v. Short IT of U. C. NOTICE OP SALE. I Und r and by vittue of the decree and judgement of the court in tde hy his Honor U.K. lice Presiding Judge, in the case of Bank of Loris a Corporation PI tin itTs vs. Norm in Mosely and Hank .if Tuber, a Corporation, Defendants, and da'ed the 20'h day of February A. I),. 1913, 1, 'he undersigned J. A. Lewis, Sheriir of Horry County, will fell at pub lie audi ?n to the highest bidder before the Court House door at Conway, in lloiry County, and State of t-'ou/h Carolina, i during legal hours e f sale, on salesd ty in .January next, it being the 5thd ly of taid month, all and singular those certain lands situate in Horiy County, and decribed as lollows, to wit: "All and singular that certain pb ce, pare dor Tactotlai.il lying and being situate in the Town of Lori?, County and State afore'Hid, with boundaries as f I Iowa: To Wit?Oa'he Morth by A. F. Cannon's land and M. I). Stevens: Fad b. the A. C. I. Ha Load: on the South by Y. P. McQueen's land: on the b est by ./. D. Siugietary's and containing rt acres, and l>eing the Lnd conveyed to me (Noiman Moseh) by I'. P. S'.evers." Termi of Sale, Cash, Purchaser to pay for papers. 1 Conway, S. C., December 2nd, 19/3. 11 11 Woodward, J A Lewis, Plaintiff's AtOy. Sheriff of H, C. - ? ' ( nk, and is still getting drunker, 1 A. _ ? 0 r>e < t t < 4^ *->* ? ? - - ? ^iviiijj away good^/ ' i he many Holiday Bargains we are offering. ( Ladies long and short Coats going at $1.49. Ladies Voile Skirts going at i urth $15.00, now going at $6.75. Ladies Hats going at any old price, og at $0.50. Norfolk Suits ?oing at 16."5. Overcoats frenr 12.CO to $10.00 ice, e. Don't forget that we keep that good old Coffee. ly Mercantile Co. JOHNSON, Manager. VMK9 B ^ The Old and Tried. 1 he Farmers of Horry County have learned by experience that we carry the best things to be had for :heiu. The experience of many years in the mercantile pusiness makes us fully competent to judge the best [ools and appliances to be used by them on the farm. The few who have not traded with us heretofore, are lordially. invited to give us a trial. Large Department Store Not only the farmers but all other .classes of the people will find in ou ?ikc stores, me miugs they desire in the way of Merchandise. The selection n every department have been made with an eje single to the best interest >f our many customers. Call and look over our immense stock in every lin ind get the benefit of buyiug from the place where long experience st and fair deaing counts. Burroughs)!. Collins Go. Horses and Mules. fg l B A:t* Ai I have just in forty horses and mules, any size you want. Good and broke. Be sure to see this lot of stock if you want a horse * w - or mule as 1 have bought them cheaper than I will be able to buy any more this season. Also I have a nice line of buggies and wagons. G. B.Jenkins.