The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 22, 1914, Image 7
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M That's what the farmers
the merchants and the banks
That's what we have all
SThe individual or the ins
ward must be accumulating s
Neither the bank nor the
out ail their earnings in the >
_yjy I ??V Htm Ul> lUt'HU II1UL CC
g&.K permanent improvement of 1
The best dividend that ci
inn its possil)ilities through 1
dustries of the surrounding i
?' V/e want to see the farm
dividends hy improving tin
tlook to tho upbuilding ol t
for our pei manent dividends.
A1 LTOChTIlFR FOKCONV
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Let us help the above ft
y help us to do this by dejositi
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I in i m
CON W hy
CHILLS AND FEVER !!
OR ANY FEVER 30 w
h l l4$^ Si
We have just made a i
prices on our stock, which w
of January in order to run <
SHOES! SHQ1
Just received foil line of
Shoes. All perfectly new an
LONG C
Ladies arid Misses long
line just in and many styles
Do your business with us
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WHENEVER YOU Nl
A GENERAL TOU1
The Old Standard Grove's Ta:
Valuable as a General Tonic 1
Drives Out Malaria, Enriche
the Whole System, For Gr<
You know wliat you are taking when yr
as the formula is printed on every label si
tonic properties of QIJININK and IRON.
tonic and is in Tasteless Form. It lias n<
Weakness, general debility and loss of ap
Mothers p* I .Vale, Sickly Children.. R<
Relieves tiervons depression and low spir;
purifies the blood. A True Tonic and Sure
No family should be without it. Guarantee
nxsR , r fife A GASOLfKE EN<
run wticn vva
id pa ever y one.
t SOUTHERN SA1
.: _.. --i Write (or free Catalogu
When writing for Catlcgu?,
NOTICE. I
I have a tfood farm I want to soil
CI < ad clay land Produces #0)d
'' op-j, si tna'o m ar M nuintf road
8 miles t f iwd 131 a 11'. Write at once
"J. A. G .use, 11. F. P. No. 1, Pox
30, San ford, S. C. Adv.
ENDS, i
s of Horry want as well as
got to have to keep going. u
titution that is Koin^ fornomesurplus
for the future. ra/H |
1 farmer can afford to pay i
vay of dividends
imes to the farmer is the HH ll
lis soil. |
iimes to the hank is enlargthe
development of the in- v
'ou n try. ILV (
ers of Horry enlarging their riuw
fir soil. We arc going to
he resources of this county WTO
JAY AND HOKKY COUNTY 3
ids along, we want you to I
ng with us. \j^v
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HOUBBBSSSramK J
nniiniiTn nnii#
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IMS * JOHNSON'S
ARS OV SUCCliSS TO M I r
CURING FOLKS I \J |)| | V
t
sweeping REDUCTION in
ill last through the month
>ut Whiter St<-ck.
SS! SHOES!
Men's, Boys' and Ladies c
id latest styles.
3LOAKS. 1
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Cloaks, new and complete
to select from*
5 and save money;
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rcunif
lidlljf.
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EED * i
'MAKE GROVE'S
steless chill Tonic Is Equally '
jccausc It Acts on the Liver,
s the Blood and Builds up
)wn People and Children,
H
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/it mivc tirovc ? tasteless cliill Tonic 1
liowing that it contains the well known
It is as strong as the strongest bitter
3 equal for Malaria, Chills and Fever,
petite. Gives life and vigor to Nursing
itnoves Biliousness without purging,
its. Arouses the liver to action and
Appetizer. 'A Complete Strengthened
d by your Druggist. We mean it. 50c.
)INE that can be Absolutely Depended Upon
ntcd?the only attention needed is oiling?starting
et us prove to you why the R AWLEIGH has befor
Big Surplus Power, Simplicity, Reliability, En rfect
Balance. The smoothest running engine built,
, no Vibration. The Rawleigh saves time, expense,
Never gets tired, always ready, soon pays for itself.
N 6, MACHINERY WORKS, - Atlanta, Qa.
o Tell us what jou need an cosine foa
a*k for "Catlogue E'*
CHICHESTER S PiLLS
<a"tlMIn Itco fkn I ? iul.lt\Vr, *
v 'r?*L ' ,ca,wl. Lino y/ \
pA ?, * V t>-;r. Itiir or yoUP V
i / (ff !!rn l"'*'* i'tvfn riri.rnw tpb ? v
{ & "ukonii ihiaijis' imxlh, ro,?j 0
A^ ff cnV? '8tfnt>Always ReiUM. e
A?r SOI 0 i)V DRUGGISTS EVERYWHUU
i -annuitf-i L
FIHM FOUNDATION
Nothing Can Undermine It in Conway.
People are sometimes blow to rcngn'/.e
true merit, and they cannot
pe blaircd, for so many have been :
iumbugg?;d in the paat. The experience
of hundreds of Conway re*- 1
dents, expressed publicly through
lewspspors and other sources, places 1
loan's Kidney Pills on a firm foun- ]
latiou here.
Mrs. K. M, Anderson, Conway, S. '
3 , says: %4My back ached a great
leal and 1 had pains in my loins. My 1
: dney were weak and I was also 1
iubject to headaches and other symp fi
oius of kidney complaint. After L
isiugDoan's Kidney Pills, which 1 *
jot from the Norton Drug Co , the 13
iches and pains left me and my kid- c
leys became normal. 1 have since
peen able to rest much belter at '
light and I have improved in every *
vay. I gladly confirm my former *
mdcrseroent of Douu't Kidney Pills.
feu may continue to publish all 1 '
ivor said about them." *
Mrs. Anderson is only one of many
Don way people who have grot fullv c
indorsed Doan's Kidney Pills. L v
'our bacK aches--if your kidneys *
lother you, don't simply ask for a !
:idney rcmedy--usk distinctly for v
\ ? T r. i
/<ju.u s iviuuey fills, the same thai
>lrs. Anderson had?the remedy back '
>J by lu me testimony. all store* *
^oster-Miiburn Co., Props., ButlTlo.
Y. "Wher Your Back is Lame iemember
tne Name." Adv 1
An Ideal Woman's Laxative.
r
Who wants to take salts, or castor
)U, when thero is nothiug better <
than Dr. Kite's New tjife Pills for "
th bowel iroub.er. They act gentleit:;
d naturally on the stomach and
iver, stimulate and regulate your '
bowels and tone up the entire system
Price 25c At all Druggists.
[I E. B.cklen & Co., Philadelphia 1
ji* S'. Louis. Adv
Error Corrected.
By scm 3 means unknown to the
iiilor, the biiuary of the Ltj Mr.
vV, J, f* tin ley of the Warn pee sect
on of tnis count v. was
in our lust issue with the wrong ]
reading, Lh^t of Rev. J II S.anley.
I i order to correct this error, which
the editor very much regrets, the
joituury is republished in this issue. '
Lb is puper remembers Mr. W. J. '
St. 11 ley a gentle mo 1 of the old school '
i staunch goud cit z in who wastdiy
missed in his community. It
puins us to have made an error ii ?
ihe manner above stated. s
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How's This? t
We i ITer One Hundred Dollars Rc
vurd for any case of Catarrh that
anr.ot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
}arr. 'i
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O c,
We, the undersigned, have known ?
<\ J Cheney for the la: t 15 years,
tnd believe him perfectly hooorable
n all business transactions and (i
lancially able to carry out Bny obli
nations made by his firm. (
NATIONAL BANK OP COM- I
MERCK, Toledo, O. .
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in- ,
ernally, acting directly upon the |
A >od and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free. (
Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by
ill Druggistb
Take Hall's Family Pills for con- j
itipation. Adv. ,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
m County of Horry I
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS ,
lYi'liam Rainbow, Alfred Rainbow, El
leta Rainbow, Theodore Rainbow, and
May 1 ehe Ka ntiow, Plaint.H's,
VS.
Sarah McCray, Martha Fra/.ler, Win
Jliver, Mary Beaty, Lizzie Bel', Hal- t
ulta H' l net, Eddie Oliver, Caes-.r OIL (
rer, Jr., Zack Ol.ver, Madonia Wash- j
ngton, Sadie blugleton, Lilla S'ande,
ieorge Sands, and *11 and singular the
leirs and I)Ltiioatees of Ella Sands, J
)ejea^ed, who&e names are unknown to
>'alntjfT??, Defendant*.
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
[Comi laint not Served) 1
() THE DEFENDANTS above named:
You are hereby summoned and r?ciuir
d to anwser the complaint in this action
t whidi a c ?py is herewith servtd upoi
<ni, and to serve a copy of your hqhwoi
o th?* said complaint or the subset i be i '
it his olll -e at Conway, S. <J?, within
wen'y days after the service hereof;
xe.usive of tlte day ot such service; and '
f you fail to answer the complaint w.th- '
n the titn3 aforesdd, the plaintilT in '
lils act 01 will apply to the Couit for
lie r*"-ief deiniud?d in tlie complaint.
Dated Jauuaiy lfilt, A. I). 1914
11 11 ii'oouward,
Plaintiff's At'o-re/
To Win. Oliver, L 14 1>, Kdd?e OH^r,
C.ierar Oliver, Z ick Oliver, Mad on la
VVii-hin^ton, Same Singleton. Llllu <
Sands, Oeor^e Sands, a:id a 1 ana simru- i
ar the heir* at l?w aud diHtrihutens <>i i
r.lla Sands, de* eaa< d; ibfent defendants:
lake notice that the complaint In tin
ongoing s'a'eJ action, and the sum mom
>f which the foregoing is a copy, wer.*
iled In the oftlce of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, at Conway, S.
C , on tl e 15th day of Jan. A. f). 1914.
vV L Bryan, ( 1^S) H. H. Woodwa'd,
C. C, (J, P. Plnlntill's Attorney.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden
to hunt, iista, or in any manner to i
^nter or trespass on my lands ir
Simpson Creek township, containing '
*0 acres bounded by lands of W. J. 1
lugbes, C P. Williamson, M. J; J
Vidiamson, and Hickman land, ul n
wlators will be punished to the fu 1 >
xtent of the law. I
J. J. Williamson. J
Dcftth :?f W. J. Stanley
On the evening of November 8tb,
the death Angel e.utored o.ir home
and took from us our father rd bus
band. Papa was sick three we eks,
and we thought was gelt ? jjcii uicely
up until ten davs before the end
3ame, of which he was unconscious.
He sutiered untold pain until death
relieved him. We did a I we knew
to do for h>in and so did Dr. J. A.
Stone and neighbors, but the icy
lands of death could not be staid
Papa bore his suffering bravely
ind never failed to smile, papa, you
vere the life and li^ht of 110 home
tud the parting with you ho.v sudleued
our hearts which never in
.his life can be made light, lie wa?
i kind and affection ate father and
levoted husband.
He was born in 18 IT and was raised
near Whitsville, N C , una after
ic became a young m?n, u i to
iVorihuins and there reu .;in I until
ibout 8 years ag >, hi t ma moved to
irowoville, S. G., of whore he left
lis family.
He married Miss 'fibz-'beth Bland
if Shallotte, N. C., ami ten children
vere barned unto them, two of
vbich preceded him to the grave
ong ago. He is survived by his
vifo and eight children, live boy*
tut". three girls, three si t -rs and a
iost of relalivos to mourn their lo.ss,
Mil. orhi'ii in fn I i ' i : - I
^v,v . >n.v Ibi. I LIIC 11 IS II I S
iternal gain.
And why do wo mourn.
Depai ting fr tends,
Or shako at dea li a), rms,
Pis but tie voice that J '.mis sends,
To call dear Papa to his arms,
Thou art gone to the gr ye,
Hut we will not deplore thee,
Since God was thy ranscin.
Thy guide and guardian,
He gave thee, lie 1 >ok the,
And will restore tIn o,
There is no pain, nor grief, nor
anxious f ; r.
Can reach thu peaceful vleeper
there,
S'enp dear P. p >. b. ep(
U t ! t ir u bier?. t He,
A nd tneet \ ou r [< i :i i i n ,
H ?ppy i t t he sk y rs.
Wr t by his 1 >vi; g diuyh'er,
L zz .i StunU y.
? ? qp ??? ?
For Frost Bites and Chapped Hands.
For fro.-t lot en ears, lingers and
o J-; ch ?pped bands and lips, ehi'blains,
colds sores, red and rough
skins, there is nothing torqnal Buck
en's Arnica Snvr. Stops the puin
it once and heaU quickly. In every
? 1 'no*.,. . v< \ 1^,, i.oy hnndv
ill the time. Best remedy for d
skin diseases, itching eczema, tetter,
liles, etc 25c. All druggists or by
nail. H. ? E Bucklen & Co., Philalelphia
or St, Couis. Adv
For Weakness anil Loss of Appetite
rhe Old Standard general strengthening toni
iROVH'vS TASTlvI.HSS chill TONIC, drives out
dalaria and builds up the system. A true tonic
ind sure Appetizer. l?or adults and children. 50c.
NOTICE.
Whoreas, in the ma)t?r of Bucl
Ureek Drainage Distrit t No. 1, th?
[3 tard of Viewer* have com pie tec
ind liled their final report, an'
whereas the same has been accepted
3y the undersigned
Notice is hereby given thatThursiay
the 22nd day of January A. D.
11)14, at 10 o'clock in i he forenoon,
either llice of the undersigned, at
Son way, S C , has been fixed by tin
jndersigned as the time for a final
tearing upon the <aid reporl.
Dated December 130th, 11)111.
VV. Ti. Bryan,
Slerk of the Court of Common Bioas.
Id.
Notice of Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the
tndersigned guardian of Samuel
Jausey, will appl* to the Judge of
Prcba'e of llorrv County, at his
fti e at CoiiWiiv S. C , at 11 o'clonk
l m , on the 29uh d iy of January
\, D 1914 for a final dBchjige uueh
guardian
S V Caoco\ (1 j ?rdian of S mlel
Causey, M nor to
STATE OF SOl'Tll ('Alt d.lXA
C'-ur.ly <>i li rfv
COU'.'T OF COM VON LL\S
lurroughf & Colin s Conn a.i>, 1\ In till",
v .
I (). 1*. Parker, I'o in Purser Burroughs,
*" . B. (-'ox, .John (yi'i)OT Parker, lO-iiui v.
Parker. Minnie K Uoya's, ,1 im Park r
leaves he r.- at law of I-aac I>. Parker,
heeised, and Con?ay S vln^s Bank,
\dmtnistr t r ot the prisona! e tate of
laid l a" If Pa'k r, D.-fen hurts.
CuPY SUMMONS FOU 1: K f. 11 F
(C\?n.p'anf Not r*Vrv? ?1)
To the Defend nits above n un d:
You are hereby su im< ivd and required
10 ? n-wer the complaint in this
action, which lias heeti lile? in the oflice
r>f the Clerk of tiie C urt. of Common
Pleas, for tho paid County, and to serve
a c >py ot your answer to the said complaint
on the Hiibscrieer at ids < ll'ce at
Couwsy. S. C., within t\v? nty days after
theaervice here'-f; exclusive of the d ?y
of such service; ?md if you fill to answer
the c unplairit within the tune afore aid,
the pi dntilT in this action v\ >11 ai ply to
the Court ior the rebel dermoid. d in the
complaint.
Dated December Id h, A I). 11)13.
it ii woodflfird,
CIV . , A
1 I'lllMIII 1 rt ' l H '.lt'V,
To MinHe E. Royals and O. li. barker,
absent Defendant :
Take Notico; T'lut the Complin
Jiis ue'lon and he suTQinnn* of whi h t
'oreuo'tig ift a copy were tiled in the" oflice
<f the Clerk <?f the (' mrt of Common
Reas ut Conjvaj, R. on the I ith (lay
f Decetnt) r A I)
Vi Ktvhp, (C t) II II VV < >or w n rd,
C C C I'. I'lalt t ll'h Ati'y
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| LIGHTNING SECURITY.
I represent the St. Louis Lightning Rod Co., the largest
factory in the world.
I use the improved scroll brace, one that is not used
by any other factory in the world. J
Guarantee
'^'1
(Joes with all work, that it shall give perfect satisfaction.
J
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Will compete with the prices of any factory in the I
world. My prices, when the quality of the material and i
work is considered cannot be beat in the world. 1
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It. Y. I). No. 2. GALIVANTS FERRY, S. C ;
11 ! iiwi iiwi ? i n?ca?aa?
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Our stores at Jonway are more fuily and completely >
filled now than ever before. With those thing's needed i
by the farmers in the conduct of his work and business i
throughout the year.
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That the things we furnish him are of the very best
; ,1 ! i 1 J ? ?
considering me prices at wnicii we oiler them. We
have studied the needs of the farmers of Horry County
for past many years and we are prepared to suit him as
a class.
If not already doing your trade here, try us for 19I t
Burroughs & Coghis Co.
UnrcQC onrl Mnlno
IIUI JbO ?IIU ITIUICd.
^ Ijj^^
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
or mule as I have bought them
cheaper than I will be able to buy
any more this season. Also I
i! - -
nave a nice line of buggies and
wagpns.
m ^ \\ 3 0 ^ a
i jmPwiin
Puts the farmer at an advantage because he is
first in the market with his rmn
THE EARLIEST-COITUN IN THE WORLD.
Ninety Days From Planting *0 Boli. Grows
More Cotton to trie Acre.
Supply is Limited. Order
Quick.
The Only Genuine Sold in this State.
W 11 MIXSONSEED CO, CHARLESTON.
Distributers for Sout'i Carolina.
Also All otbor Seeds. Writj for Catalogue.
; v \ $