The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 01, 1914, Image 8
Local and Personal.
George H. H >well came home
from Wilmington fcj spend a part of
the holidays.
The latter portion of 1913 was
?ery kind to us in the matter tf
got.d weather.
Large, sweet F.orida oranges, 15c
and 2()c por di/.m. THE CASH
STORE, adv.
Read the new advertisement of
Lewis Mercantile Co., appearing in
this issue.
Conway Lumber Co., was shut
down the latter pait of last week
on account of Chrhtmas.
J. San ford Edge passed through
Conway on his way to visit relatives
in Dogwood Neck township.
Mr. aud Mrs, Tallie VaugLt of
TOt I i
?t nmiuj^iuu, in. o., spent unristuias
with their parents hore.
0. V. Richardson of Rucksport
Rp)ut Christinas Day hero with
relatives and friends.
FOR SACK?H^r^e, buu^v and
htrne*^, aUo ?ue prinj* watfon at a
hirudin Culi at Every body s Store
Cou*u*\ S C. Adv
J YV. Deuuson j'. of S nip on
Creek tow n: hip, spei t - overai hour^
here lacS..tarday oo business,
V 1) Johnson has purchased a
Ford touring ear aud wj 1 bo enj/aped
in the livery business at C mv\ny.
The stuuents will soon be tre'tir#
hunlr 11\ ill.i eiiWftrtlo ? .? t .v..j ...
vv^ v.jw cvnwuio, i?LIW I U
will bo over and go.io.
Charlcis Stevens, an old and respected
cit'Z3n of the Sanford suction
vimed Conway on busiuess last
wecK.
H. C. McKeill, general manager
of the Hammer Lumber Co.. visited
Conway on business one day last
week.
Tboma9 A. L^o has had his post(Hi
o changed from Georgetown
back lo Thompson, S. C. He was in
Conway last Saturday.
Miss Elith Rabon, who is teaching
school at Tilly Swamp t jok vacation
and spent the Christmas
holidays with her relatives here.
J. L. Lee and W. B. Lee of Simpson
Creek township, were in Conway
together last Saturday. They
remained over here several hours on
businees.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hucks arrived
in tne city last week to spend
the holidays with the parents of the
laitir, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dusenbury,
Mr. and Mrs J, Saye Dusenbury,
of Savannah, Ga., arrived in Conway
toe latter part of last week to spend
the holidays. They have many
friends and relatives who were glad
to welcome them once more.
There was a family reunion at the
residence of Mr. W. G. Chestnut on
Christmas Day. The children who
have long since married and moved
tlT came back to enjoy the happy (
yuletide with the old folks.
C. P. Powell, who has been connected
with the Conway postcflice
fn I" U frA 1 I m how llAiwn r?.u I 1
.X.I u IIUIUUUI VI JCUIS, wucre ue UCcame
known for Lis eflicieno.v, has
residued his position, and accepted 1
one with the Farmers State Bank of
Aynor, and will begin his new duties
tLere to-day.
The official board of the Conway
Mi thodist Church will have an ov9 ,
ter fry next Tuesday night at 7-30
o'clock at Epworth Hall. Every (
iran who is a membor of the Church
is invited to attend. There will be
informal addresses by several promi ,
nent men.
D'\ W. J. Langston will preach at
Maple Ba] tist Church Sunday Jan
4 h at 11 o'clock and at Bakers Memorial
Church at 3:30 in the afteinoon
of the same day. He will also i
m ot with tho. Eypont.iva i
?~ * v WM4 IUI J WUU j
of the Wuccamaw Association at I
Iv ris on Monday, January 5th. 1
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Items From Cool Spring. *
Tl.inp* are (i iet hero, fJhriat.muu
passed ill quietly, ubile there was
a quantity of hot ze >trun^ about it
wav verv quiet.
The- CYol Spring Supply Co., is ^
soilii a 1 to! good things during (
the holid jys. . ^
M s L*?p > Boyle has returned '
home from the hospital where she
ha" tjee n suffering with a sore fit.- pe*.
Miss (J a Shelly is very ill at her
home near here.
Jesse Mishoe of Mullins made a
fly5 ng trip hrre recently. J
Mr. Ciay Tuton and Mr K. L
Mi-hoe and a number of others went *'
t<C nway last week. **
K^.v R. O. Hendricks flllod his ap- ^
pointment at Salem on Saturday and
S'lnda". C1
The tax man called here recently, d
and the people complained of high m
taxes. at
% A good monv of the people have n<
been m oving, getting ready for the {>'
new >ear/ y
Coys plant some cotton and tobieco,
but don't forget that one thing, jy
make plenty of hog and hominy.
Should war brake out with Mexico ot
you would have provisions at home
Miss Ruby Sasser, our school
teaeber, spent the holidays at home
in Conway.
Hope the Editor and all the readerg
of the Herald have had a happy CR
Christmas. bIo
Farmer. d?<
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News from Hammond,
v
The health of this place is good at
i this t ine except a few cases of bad
| colds.
Christmas passed otT vorv quietly
here. One fight is repoitjd neat
Red B'.utT.
I Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Cox made i
flying trip to Tabor, N. C, last week
on a pleasure ?rip.
Mr. W. H Causey was seen 01
B >yd Street last Wednesday p m.
Messrs John Boyd, Bob Mishoc
and Mr. Cartrlght. were pleasant
callerf at Mr. W. O. Sarvis' on las'
Saturday night.
I Best wishes to The llerald and it}
many readers, J. D R.
1914 finds THE CASH STOREjafter
YOUR business. We're anxious
to serve you adv.
To Prevent Blood Poisoning
apply at once the wonderful old reliable DR.
FOKTKR'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL. a sur
gical dressing that relieves pain and heals at
the same time. Not a liniment. 25c. 50c. $1.00
ENOCH S. C. BAKER
Attorney at Law,
Spivey Building.
CONWAY, S. C.
FOR SA DE--Stra wberry and V
baceo fjtrrn containing 30 acres, nrv
barn, ^ood land, 4 acr. s in berrit ;.
O 'O. Dickson, Conway, S. C. Adv.
FOR SALE? Fine milch cow ol
J3?*t>ey stock, came fresh 20th inst .
gives good llow rich milk. J. K S'al
vey, Bucksport, S. C. Adv. 3d.
WANTED.--Earnest minded boys
and ^ir 1 s to know that the Horr\
Industrial School, offering five
grades of regular High School work,
with choice of special courses in
Agriculture, Mechanics, Domes ti
Art, Domestic Science, or Book
keeping, without extra charge, car
accomodate twelve additional boys
and girls after the Christmas h< lidays.
Ne v pupils will be received
from re opening day, January 5th,
to February 15'b. $35 00, in ad
vance, pays Board, Tuition, fuel and
lights included, for quarter term of
nine weeks. Opportuni y is offered
to reduce this by work. One has
paid all expenses by work. Anyone
with a will to work and a mind to
study can reduce expenses by one
iourth or more. Write at once to
E. O. Watson, president Horee,
Horry County, S. C. Adv.
Notice.
STRAYED. -One white and tan
butt headed yearling marked upper
rquare in right ear and under square
in left. Suitable reward for infor
mation to J. A. Calhoun,
2fc. adv. Conway, S. C.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden /
to hunt, fish, or in any manner to
enter or trespass on my lands ir
Simpson Creek township, containing
80 acres bounded by lands of W. J. Hughes,
C P. Williamson, M. J
Williamson, and Hickman land, all o
violators will be punished to the full I
extent or the law. 1
J. J. Williamson. I
Notice of Discharge. 1
Notice is hereby given that the I
undersigned guardian of Samuel I
Causey, will apply to the Judge ol
Probate of Ilorry Cjunty, at hit
ufliee at Conway S. C , at 11 o'clock
a. m , on the 29;h day of January
A., D 1914, for a final discharge asuch
guardian.
S V. Causey, Guardian of Samuel
Causey, Minor. td
"notice:
All persons are hereby warned to
not eirploy my son, Brooks Strickland,
or t) bed, board, or harbor
aim in any way. Any one violating
this notice Will be dealth with atjording
to law.
Rachel Strickland.
Jreen Sea, S C., Djc. 13 h. Adv
notice. I
1 have a good farm 1 want to sell 1
jood clay h.nd P oduc.es gone I
:rops, situate near Manning road I
> miles I K- d lilntl Wri'o at or Ci H
o J. A. G<;ii r\ H F D. No. 1, Br x
K), Saulord, S. C Auv.
STATE OF SOU111 CAROLINA
Cout ty of lloiry
By ,T. y, Vuught, Em., Probate
rd*e.
IKherea-, J. Sid Bellamy made
nit me, to grant him Letters of Admintra'ion
of the Estate ot and ellects of
V. J. Stanley.
These arc therefore to cite and adinon- I
ih all and singular the kindred and I
redltors of the said W. J. Stanley I
eceased, and they he and appear, before I
ie, in the Court of Probate, to be held fl
: Conway. S. C., on January 16th fl
f>xt, after publication hereof, at 11 I
clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, B
any they have, why the said Adininia- fl
alien should not be granted. I
Given under my Hand, this 29th day of B
eceuber Anno Domini, 1018. J
Published on the 1, 8th and IT) h davs fl
January 1914 In the Horry Herald. I
J. S. Vaught, fl
Probate Judge of Horry County. I
The Best- Hot Weather Tonic I
OVH'S TA8TKIv?S8chill TONIC enriches the
od. builds up the whole system and will wonfully
streacthea aad fortify you to withstand
i deprcssiac effect the hot auuaser. 50c.
*.. mi i ! i - i mm
NEW MAN, 1
NEW STORE.
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I have bought ot.t the
stock of J, T. Proot >r, jr ,
on the Hill, consisting of
staple and fancy groceries,
and have in connection a
market and will keep fresh
pork and country produce.
G'.vs mo a call whon in
town.
C. H. Martin. ;
I--29 5\
New Store.|
W-? Ivivo bougl < onthe stock of
S. F. Gasiiuo Cot'o i the comer opoobile
in.- 11 >rry Tobacco Warehouse
Wec?rry up-\c-lnte S aple
ktid Fancy Groceries, 13 ?ef, Porn,
Sausage, F'c. Give us a call and
oe convinced that our goods are
'rosh
Yours for bus'ness
J. T. Proctor Jr.
& Co.
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FARM Ff
WANTED TO i ftASK
six mule farm, large s
therein, four tenant he
one of the best set uf barns ar.d
fers an excelle nt money making ]
?one who is competent and u
Property is located at Justice^S.
of the hustling little town of
adapted to cotton, tobacco, corn,
general trucking. Will easily pi
bales of cotton per acre The o\
cently moved to Conway, S. t
farm to a successful farmer. I
tion, see, write, or 'phone quic]
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W. BOYD
CONWA'
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Groceries i
I a
sale Pi
ft* *4
To Hurr,
550 bbls Best Flour
100 bbls Self Rising Flou
200 Bags Sugar
200 Kegs Syrup
425 Bags Head Rice
250 Caddies Tobacco
Two Cars Corn
Two Cars Best Seed Oats
une car Coffee
500 Bags Shorts
Ten Tc ns Lard
Ten Tons Bacon
75 Pags Grits
ICO Hags Meal
And piles of other Gro<
die fertilizer andean shi
We have a paid in capi
dollars and it will be to y
when in need of anything
eery line. Will cut close :
have no cash come to see
Palmetto G
"Cooper W
MULLINS
Opening of Books of Subscription.
N >tic5 U hereby ^ivei that by
authority of the commission of II ?n
R. M. McCowo, Secretary of S ate,
dat id on or ab)ut the 27 tn d *y of
December A. D 1913, thj un lersitf
tod carp >rafcors will open books of
subscription to the capital stock of
Grier Mercantile Co., at the oflic^
of H. H. Woodward, E-q-.. at 11
o'clock in the forenoon on the 2nd
day of January A D. 1914
Dated Dec. 28.h, 1913
G E Grier,
C B Dusenbjry,
S. S Sarvis, j * ,
Corporators.
NOTICE.
By authority of the commission cf
Hon U M McCown, Secretary of
State, dated December l h, 1913;
the undersiyrm d corporators *i
open books of subscription to the
caoital stock of Little Pee Dee Line
of Steamers, at the law olhco of 11.
H. Woodward, E-q., Conway, S. C ,
at 10 o'c'ock in the forenoon. Jam:
ary !'2.h, 1914, i-aid corporation to
be organized and created under and
pursuant t), and with the rights, i
powers aod privileges set forth in '
the declaration and petition on lii( ^
iu the ollice of said Li. M. MtCown.
Cljor^e J. llolliday,
J. H. Atkinson,
D, A. Lawrimore,
Corp irstors.
Dated,,December 5:.h, A. 1). 1918.
>R RENT
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for a term of years a good
tore house with post-oflice
nises, two tobacco barns, and ^
stalls in the state. This of- | I
proposition to the right man
ble to finance such a farm,
C/, and is within two milcg
Aynor, S. C. Soil is well
potatoes, strawberries and
;oduce one to one and a half ~
vner of this property has re~
hence wishes to lease this
f intertstcvl in this proposi"
kly to
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:eries too. We han* I
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ital of fifty thousand (X
our interest to see us
in (he guano or gro- |j
for cash but if you |
us anyway. 1 ?
racery Coy
holesale" P ft
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E J ^ (Prickly Ash; Poke Root and Potassium)
beL*. ||1 Prompt Powerful Permanent I
M Its bcncficia' of- Stul>l>orn cases Good results are \
fej M M Km foots are usually yield to P, P. P. lasting?it cures
a felt very quickly when other incdi- you to stay curcvl
(*) ?"* B Mm cinos are useless
*ty p. p. p. I
Makes rich, rod, pure blood ? cleanses the entire H
H system ? clears the brain?strengthens digestion and nerves. H
j?4j A positive specific for Blood Poison and skin diseases. B
Drives out Rheumatism and Stops the Pain; ends Malaria; H
^ is wonderful tonic and body-builder. Thousands endorse it. H
I F. V. L1PPMAN CO. *lit. SAVANNAH, GA. I
We have just made a sweeping REDUCTION in
prices on our stock, which will last through the month
af January in order to run out Winter Stock.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
Just received full line of Men's, Boys' and Ladies
Shoes. All perfectly new and latest styles.
LONG CLOAKS.
Ladies and Misses long Cloaks, new and complete
ine just in and many styles to select from.
Do your business with us and save money.
LIGHTNING SECURITY
9
I represent the St. Louis Lightning Rod Co., the larcst
factory in the world.
I use the improved scroll brace, one that is not used
y any other factory in the world.
Guarantee
oes with all work, that it shall give perfect satisfacon.
Will compete with the prices of any factory in the
orld. My prices, when the quality of the material and
ork is considered cannot be beat in the world.
D. C. JOHNSON,
!' 2- GALIVANTS FERRY, S. C.
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Don't give your profits away?ship direct to us by express and get your f|
money next day. We pay highest prices for green and dry hides of all kinds M
Beeswax, Tallow and old Metals, old Rubber and Furs. Try us with a ship- If
mcnt now. Send for Price List. jj
CAROLINA HIDE & JUNK CO. j|
CHARLESTON, S. C. ||