The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 15, 1914, Image 2
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CONWAY, S. C.
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H H. WOODWARD
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THURSDAY, JAN.. 15th, 1914.
Mm are loin into the world and
tl O )iw ai d die snd this has been
gcirgfir countless )iars almost,
and r.t n an knows how 'ong it wih
(cntinue. As to just what the
g)and purpose is iliat lit s behind
it all, it is impossible for the) uman
mind to comprehend. We have no
doubt hut what the purpose is there,
but no man knows just what it is
and what it mcuns.
?0?
It ?c*( ids io have been made plain
lately that it is possible to drain Con
Way as dry as a chip, and furnish
a water wotks and sewerage system
tl at w ill be adequate in every respect
for the present needs' of the town,
at a co t that is certainly within easy
reach- This is what wo have con.
tended for all the tiuie. Why let
a little bit of money and a little
btndrd debt stand in the way of
modern progress?
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This county is constantly growing
in progress and development far
i
beyond the wi dest dreams of our
fnrofiidioco mw1 1 -* '1
.vivixtiiviU) uuu till". Ill'JML OI 11)9
growth that it is now experiencing,
is due, we are proud to say to the
enterprise an l spirit of the younger
business men who have taken the
p ace of th < older men. Only recently
st?*p3 were taker, to organize
anew steamboat lice to handle the
large amount of freights now going
up the I/ittle Pee Dee Kiver. Ten
years ago such an enterprise would
have been an impossibility. It can
be done at the present time because
of the great increase in th 'Commerce
and trade carried on in this section
of the country. It s indeed a hopeful
view.
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The angry 3lurs that are often
cast at some of the great captains
of industry just because they have
accumulated more than they cat)
handle of this aorld'flgoods, would
fifem to us to be entirely uncalled
1
for. The rich men, we boiieye,
have their rightful place in the
scheme ot nature, the world, just
the same as all other classes of
men. Even in the last few years
the millions of rich men have been
donated to purposes of far reaching
henefi to the who'e world, and
it is well known that resu'ts have
been attaiued by moans of that
money which might not have been
reached for all eternity without it.
So why scoff at a rich man with his
millions?
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the wor d are many men and
women who have apparently spent
their ent re live* in the:r devotion
to the common good of humanity.
Thnv linvn !?*/! ??. 5 ? ?! ?
- .. uu IV tlitllCIJ IIIIOCU ion
lives, th'nkinjc always of Uie wellbeing
and comfort and pleasure of
the human race, either as a who.e, or
maybe some particular class of people.
With some of these it has been
money expended in alleviating the
wants and the sorrows of less fortu
nate people. In others their efforts
have been directed to tho teaching
of new methods and processes, or
perhaps the teaching of new theories
and ideas that tended to better heulth
and a longer and more useful life.
No doubt these will all get their
reward, hut we venture to s?y that
it will not be in this world. Stra ge
as it may seem, efforts of this kit d
put fortli untiringly through a long
life time are apparently una} preciated
by even those for whom the
benefits were intended. 1?y some
the thought is expressed by the
saying that the more that is done
for a certain class of people in
this world, the more there is ex
pected, and the recipients will
even get mud because the benefits
are not larger and more far reaching
in effect-'.
STAY ON YOUR FEET
Taking Calomel Means Staying Home
for the I)ay--Tako Dodson's Liver
Tone and Save a Day's Work.
If an attack of constipation or biliousness
hits you, there's no net d
tj take a dose of calomel and spend
at least a day gt Uing over the effects
of it. Norton drug store sells
the liver tonic, Dodson's Liver Tone
that takes the place of calomel and
starts a lazy liver without any bad
after-effects.
Dodson's Liver Tone does all the
good that calomel ever did, yet it b
absolutely harmless to young people
and old. It is a pleasant liquid thai
will relieve constipation or sour
stomach or other troubles that go
along with a lazy liver, without restriction
of habit or diet. You don'i
leave oil any of the things you regularly
do when you take Djdson's
Liver Tone.
Norton drug store sell Dodson's
Liyer Tone and give it a strong personal
guarantee. They say, ''A large
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone sells
for 50 cents, *and we will hand an>
person back his 50 cents if he tries a
bott'e and doesn't say that it doesall
that calomil ever does and doe*it
nlAARA.nt.lv. (ho llftnninn TV.,)
( vv 1U> ^t<UUUIC 1 J\)\k~
son's Liver Ti ne and if you are noi
pleased with it we will give your
money back with a sinile. Adv
W R. Lewis has made several
charges in the machinery and arrangements
at his new grists mill
and will no doubt make a success of
| the plant.
Worms The Cause of YourChild's Pains
A f/vn 1 /1!nrt/#MAAAUL t. * *
a*, iuui, uioumrr-ttuie ureain, dark
oircles around tho eyes, at times
feverish, with great thirst; cheeks
flushed and then pale, abdomen swo!
len with sharp cramping pains are
all indications of worms. Don't le*
your obiid suffer?Kickapoo Worm
Killer will give sure relief?It kills
the worms?while its laxative effect
add greatly to the health of your
child by removing the dangerous and
disagreeable effect of worms and
parasites from the system. Kickapoo
Worm Killer a3 a health pro 1
ducer should be in every household
Perfectly safe Buy a box to-day 1
Price 25c. All Druggists or by mail.
Kickapoo Indian Med. Co., Phila. or i
St. Louis. Adv
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXAT1VK HROMO Quinine. It stops the I
Cough and Headache and works off t' e Cold. 1
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
E. W, GROVE'S signature on each box. 26c.
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OBITUARY.
Joseph G. Shelley departed fiis
lifo N * vein bur 15th 11)12, at his horn**
near Myrtle Beach, He was born
in Marion c unity about 1831 and
was married to Miss hlllen Smith, of
Horry oouatv about iho d?t; of
1852.
They lived in Marion until the
war commenced. Ho served in the
Tenth Regiment under Capt. R. Z.
Harley until the war closed He
was honest, brave and faithful in
the servico and received two slight
wound>.
After ihe close of the war ho rnovel
to Horry, then m >ved hack to
Marion, staid a short while, th^n
moved to Horry again and spent the
remainder of his life.
There was b >rn to this uni in ten
children, six boys and four girls, of
which four of them preceded him to
the grave. Ho leaves a wife and s'x
children, together wish a boat ol
reh.t vos and friends to mourn hhdoparture.
He was buried at Wither-.'
S vash cemetery, November l(?th
11)12 He was an hone-t, hard w u k
ing farmer, always providing well
fir his family- Hi never tried to
get < uof any of the dot ch that he
was called to do.
He was a good neighbor, was very
quiet and peaceable, never had an\
trouble w-ith any one, and was reh pec
ltd by all who knew him, at
' Uncle Joe," as he was culled was
well known and lu\ed. Uoace to
his ashes, A Friend.
The heavy rains which recently
fell vtopped many of the farmers
from their Winter's plowing unci
preparing for the coming crops.
Wonderful Cough Remedy.
Dr. Kirk's Now Discovery is
Known everywhere as the reiued\
which will surely stop a couijh o?
cold D P Lawson, of Kid-on.
Tenn. write1*: "I)-. K;rut's New Discovery
is the most wonder ful rouyb,
cold and throat and lunp medicine I
lever sold in my store I . can't tre
j oeat. I . sells w t rout any t. -noble
at all. It needs no guaianteo. " Th s
is true, because Dr. Kind's NewDiscovery
will relieve the mo t obstinate
of coughs and cold*. Lunjr
troutries quickly helped by its use.
You should keep a bottle in the
house at all times for all the members
of the family. 5(lo and $1 00 All
Drutr^ists or by mail. II E. DuckIon
A Co. Philadelphia or St, Louie.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden
to hunt, tish, or in any manner t>
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.
I Williamson, and Hic.Umnn larwi .o.
I violators will be punisbei to the full
t xtoot of the law.
J. J Williamson.
Tax Returns.
The Auditor of llorry Couufcy will
attend the following places at times I
specified below for trie purpose of
taking returns of all personal pre p
erty aud real e^.tite for the fiscal
year commencing January 1st 1914
and ending December Hist 191-1
Smarts Store Wednesday, January 14th
3 p in to 4 p in.
lvlotidyke 1 hursday. January 15 h 10
a in to 11 a ir.
Sorastee Tnuisda/Janu r> 15th 2p 111
to 4 }> in.
Burgess Friday, Januuy 10.h 9 a in to
12 in.
Stulvey Friday, January 10th 2 p in to
4 p in.
Myrtle Beach Saturday, January I7*h
9 a in to 11 a in.
Bi.cksville Saturday, January 17th
p in to 4 p in.
Tilly Sw.anp Mondiy, January 19ih
10 a in l<> 11 a m.
Hand Moudav, January 19th 2 p in to
4 p in.
Wanipee Tuesday, January 20th 9 a in
to 12 in.
Little Hive; Tuesday, January 20th
2 p in to 4 p in
j} Brooksvllle Wednesday, January 21st
0 a in to 11 a m.
Longs Wednesday, January 21st 2 i> in
to 4 p in.
J. L. Hutu's Store Thursday, 22nd
10 a in to 12 in.
Hound Swa npThursd ly, Janut ry 22nd
2 p in 4 p. in,
Daisy Friday, January 2drd 9 a in to
11 a in
Hammond Friday Junuaiy 2Jrd 2 p
in to 1 p m.
Samson Fowler? House Monday, January
26tii 9 a m to U a m.
Loris Monday, January 20th 1 p in to
4 p m.
S'anford Tuesday January 27th 9 a in
to 11 a in.
Adrian Tuesday, ./anuaiy 27th 2 p m
o 4 p in.
The balance of the time until Feb.
20th at the Auditors ( (lice 111 Con
way.
All able bcdicd males capable of
earning a support between ih? ai?f8
of 21 and (JO years shall be deemed
taxable polls.
The number of your school district
is important
Transfers of real s ?. e tr.u t be
noted with care.
Executors and administrators will
make their r< turns according to law.
All persons between the a^ea of
l\ and 60 who arc liable to road duty
will make return of same to the
bounty Auditor as required by law
Failure to make returns within
:he time specified subjects the deirquent
to a penalty of 60 per cent.
N. C ADAMS, Auditor.
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RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure your IHteuinatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
, Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
| Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally
and externally. Price 25c.
<?
I Nervous? |
jj?W Mrs. Walter Vinccntt
^\i of Pleasant Hill, N. C.,
writes: "For three sum- .jk
VtJ mcrs, I suffered from ^5!
nervousness, d r e a d f u 1
pains in my back and
<?>1 sides, and weak sinking [(g) I
jvJ spells. Three bottles of
Cardui, the woman's
tonic, relieved me entirely.
1 feel like another
(g)| person, now." [(g)
^ take ^
The Woman's Tonic
^?| for over 50 years, ^
yp, Cardui has been helping
(#)l to relieve women's un- l(D I
necessary pains and
( )! building weak women up 1/2)
to health and strength, JSr
V* It will do the same for
m you, if given a fair trial.
So, don't wait, but begin 4(0
(g)l taking Cardui today, for [h^
its use cannot harm you,
and should surely do you
C?)| good. E-72 '
S>r _ jtg
111, HUI
u a.
When you are sick thero is only
one rule to follow. Don't trilhe
with medicine of doubt ful value or
take something BECAUSE it is recommended
by a friend, you may
not have your friends trouble. See
a Practicing Physic.an, have him
diagnose your case, thats the sure
way to get the right medicine for
your particular ailment. Bring the
prescription to us aud we will give
you ex tctly what that prescription
calls for and at a reasonable price.
Wo are qualified to do good work
and have only the best drugs the
markets affords.
* V
cunway urug co.
Pharmacists
CONWAY, - 'S. C.
| A WARNING ! |
1WE would like to say to the c
people of Conway thnt we are w
S position to furnish you with the
freshest and nicest V
? BEEF, I
fl IIAMS, |
2 SAUSAGE, Z
SALT MEATS, f
2 | UREAKFAST BACON, i
? STAPLE AND*FANCY CiROCE
j K1ES,
^ Be sure to give us a trial order
" Everything delivered at your
K door.
J WOODWARD BROTHERS.
Phone .35.
At Zero
i
And Lower.;
That is the way you getCoco-Co'a
and other fine drinks from the ice
box and fountain of II O. Todd, Manager
You deserve the best when you
pay honest money for it. Get them
at the Cach Grocery Co,
Fresh Supply of Fancy Cakes and
i i:~,. e? *i --! - -
V aiiuivn. rur UIUSU CUll 111 HI I
Cash Grocery Co
IIAL L. BUCK
Fire Insurance,
Office Virst National Bank,
CONWAY, S. C.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
TIIK IMA MONO IIRANI). /
l.ad'cut Ank your llruirclnl for A\
/ K I'll* "Inkier'# IMnmond T[r#nil/A\
L.iLJcj'ji/fLf . 1*111? In ltcd and Uold fi>ctalllc\^?/
ty !><?* i, sealed with Blue Klt>bon.
lw ^ VyS a nu oilier. Ilur of roar "
1/ ~ flr OrnAirlM- .oUirCiri.dlfEN.TEBI
I L *0 IMaVoNI? ItKANl* riI.IA.fo, M
V V JO yean mown as Best, Safest. AI ways Reliable
sou 31 DRUGGISTS EVERYWHtR*
No one ever reached the top of a la
dow, utile.-8 he climbed it round by
^thctop whodid not honestly climb
^ FIRST STEP toward fortune is you
^that becomes easier. Finally, by j
^you have required a comfortable fo
^UNE was started.
^ Do YOUR
^ We pav 5 per cent
IConway Sa
I We Want \
And when
money coi
the matter
Farmers' I
AYNO
W.PERCY
A. .T. RAKP.R
J M I>ORMAl>
Conveyancer, Notary Public
Writes Titles, Mortgages, Wills, In
corporates Companies.
Abstracting and Copying done.
S- X'- llAWES
GROCER
Only High Grade Family and Plantations
Supplies handled. Your patronage
Is rt-specOuPy solicited and will le appreciated.
Satisfaction guaranteed or
your money back. No trouble to show
goods, go if you do^'t see what you want
ask f r it.
City Pressing
Club.
Suits Cleaned, Repaired and
Pressed.
Monthly Hates $1.00.
The best work at Best Prices
PHONE, 8!)
Work Called for and Delivered.
A. C. SMALL, Tailor.
|4'h Avenue
CONWAY. S C
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AUCTION SALE.
Every Saturday at 1 p. m.
Town Hall, Conway, Stock,
Tools, Poultry, Furniture, etc.
This Exchange will bring
Buyer and Seller Together.
Bring anything you have to
Rell. Several good Hordes
and Mules this week. Also
will cry sales in any part of
the State
R. O, HANSON.
Licensed Auctioneer.
'Phone 90 E.
[mmuSSI!
^POSlf I
D fpRTUNE |
PCCESS| I
Ivont-Y you<W? |
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dder, without fulling out of a win- ''K
round. No man deserves to be at ^
the ladder round by round. The ^
ir FIRST deposit. Each round after jr
i
atiencc, perseverance and economy
rtune. This is how EVERY FORT- ^
banking with US.
interest on time Deposits. ?
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vings mmi
. ??~ rji
four Honey
l you want |
Tie and talk
over with uf. I
State Bankj
R, S. C. I
HAKDWICKE, President 1
GEO. LUM LAUNDRY,
CON W A Y ? r
v'?
lieginning J illy1st. 11)13
All persons ri.ust lake tickets fc r
, work left here Positively r,o
work deli verc d until ticket is presented.
Luur.cli} not coiled Icrin
30 days will be sold for charges.
GEORGE LUM
J. M. JOHNSON,
CIVIL ENGINEER
Marion, S C.
Railroad, City and Land Surveying;
aid Drainage. Road-building {in
Sewers, Draughting and due Printing
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W C SINGLETON
ATTOIJMW at i k\\I
- ...i u i m iirt H
Conway, S. C.
Office up St? iis Buck Iuildirg
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H. C. CANrsON
General Land Surveying
Office?Buck Building
CONWAY, S. C.
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Baker & Dusenbury
Surveyors and Real Eftate Agent i
Drainage a Specialty
CONWAY, S. C,
Office Spivey Building.
ENOCH S. C. BAKER
Attorney at Law
Spivey Building.
CONWAY, S. C.
FIRE LIFE
INSURANCE. INSURANE
We represent the largest companies
Policies written on the most libera
terms.
Prompt settlement dl claims. Minimum
insurance cost.
D A Spivey & Company
insurance rkokkrs
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