The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 16, 1914, Image 2
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nuKSUAI, APRIL 16th, 1914.
Conwav will have another railroad
before always, and it will help her
much in the growth toward a modern
city.
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Ti e selection of good seeds is
much more important than many
jftumeis teem to think judging from
the way they ac^.
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Viewing the course some men have
t*k?n, the beholder wocders why
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they do if. It is because they lack
good common sense.
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Many farmers are planting impjowd
varieties of cotton. This
movement will result in mak'ng
Unrw / ?- ~C i---*
"v; wumjf uut; ui U1U grtUlfSl
cotton producing counties of the
State.
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and then it is said that
there are too many stores inConwa)
for the amount of business done. |
There is nothing to this kind of
talk. The more the stores the more
the business done. This has always
been the rule here and it always will
bes\
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One of the best rules to set for
yourself, whether you stay in the
busy office, or have your work on
the farm, is to have a regular time
for work and for play, and then
work while you work and play while
you play.
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It is the habit of many people to
regard the very rich men of this
country as having an easy time of it.
Nothing is farther from actual fact.
Most of them have their money invest
id and they have to think and work
while others are asleep in order to
k<ep their investments on a payment
basis.
-o9HBpg|fl^P
is an easy way in which the
|HHR|9HS^Fs may safely guard their toBHjH^^Hj^lmUs
fror? another misforas
that which happened
H^SBHBRRfar. They should mak? it aj
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rule io have their plant* sufficiently
protected, or have things in readiness
so that precautions may \\e taken at
the lea t sign of danger,
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There was a timely article in some
of the newspapers the o her day to
the effect that men are too anxions
in modern times to make still greater
discoveries, to take time to apply
what has already been discovered and
give the full benefit of the discoveries
of modern times to the masses
of the people. There is much
truth in this statement.
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Act iti t'me. Cleanup and clear
out the filth before the approaching
hot weather. Dig out and clean up
the breeding places for the Hies and
the mosquitoes. Then get good
screens and have them in readiness
to keep out these insects through the
Summer. These precautions will
save dollars in doctor's and druggists'
bill/'.
OBITUARY.
On the morning of February 23<*d,
1914, the angel of death visit id our
hem Baud toon from us our dear
G?aidma, Mrs Beatrice Smith St e
was born February the 24 tb, 1843,
in Marion County, S. C. She joined
the Missionary Baptist Church, Sept
13th, 1859 and was bap'Jz^d by the
Rjv. Gregory Rollins. She was a
Miss Jackson until Dec 21st, 1865
when she was married fo Hamilton
S. Smith. To this union was born
nine children. Her husband and
eight of her children preceded her
to the grave several years ago. She
is survived by one daughter. Mrs.
Christine Jenrette, and four grand |
children, the Dames of which are, i
Sain T, Smith, Gussie, Beatrice and
Ben Hamilton J. nrette She was
a great worker in the Sunday School
as long as her health would permit.
She also taught in the public schools,
both in Horry and Marion Couuties.
She was a devoted christian and
loved to talk of her hooe of Heaven.
Dear Grandma, you have passed
from our sight, but the sweet memories
of you and the little prayers
you taught us, and the songs you
used to sing will ever live iu our
hearts where an aching void has
been created. She was laid to rest
in the cemetery at Antioch Chuich,
of which she was a. member.
Her Loving Grand-daughter,
Gussie V. Jenrette.
Strengthens Weak and Tired Women
4T was under a great strain nursing
a relative through three months
sickness/' writes Mrs J. C Van De
Sande, of Kirkland, 111., and 4,Electric
Bitters kept me Trom breaking
down. I will never be without it."
Do you feel tired and worn out? No
appetite and food won't digest? T?
isn't the spring weather. You need
Electric Bitters. Start a month's
treatment to-day; nothing better for
stomach, liver and kidneys. The
great spring tonic. Relief or money
back. 50o. and $1.00, at your Druggist.
Adv
II Worn Out?
I1 No doubt you are, if IB
E E you suffer from any of the I I
II numerous ailments to IB
mm which an women are sub- Pi I
5 ject. Headache, back- ^1
ache, sideache, nervous- 1^
^1 ness, weak, tired feeling, 1^
are some of the symptoms,
and you must rid j|
I I yourself of them in order I I
Q 5 to feel well. Thousands 1 B
I of women, who have IB
I B been benefited by this I I
II remedy, urge you to IB
|| TAKE ||
a Cardui s
II The Woman's Tonic II
11 Mrs. Sylvania Woods, I 1
11 of Clifton Mills, Ky., says: I i
II "Before taking Car dui, 81
II I was, at times, so weak 1 BE
K could hardly walk, and JVB
the pain in my back and ?
head nearly killed me.
After taking three bottles ,%
Par<t.iS 4Itn Alt*
v* vaiuui) nib paiua uia"
11 appeared. Now I feel as II
II well as I ever did. Every 11
11 suffering woman should 11
II try Cardui." Getabottle ||
11 today. E-68 I S
CHICHESTER S PILLS
WLcv ? TSSE DIAMOND DBAND. A 1
1MIU la Red and tUU a??*illc\V/
W ?TVn |*"*?a. sealed wltk Blue Ribboa. V/
VI* m fanta %?awaai Bant, ?a*?t.Ataay? Reliable
r sow jr aaxHiaTs eyerwhu? I
3 ? Equ
A startling statement but a true or
One teaspoomul ot medicine and tv
j. your own ground feed (cost about 3
?in what they do for your animals an<
pounds of any ready-made stock or
(price 25 cents). There you are I
believe it, try it out 1 Buy, today, a <
Bee Dee
Changes feed into tonk?Makes it result
? ?? Check
Your April Cough.
T nwirg frost aDd A pr?1 "wins chill
you to the very roerrov, y??u ew'cih
cold--Head and lung- s*uHVd--You |
are feverish--C<>ngh o ?ntim? pv and
feel miserable -You n? ed Dr. King's
New Discovery It so ithes ii flamed
and irritated throat a d l'.srg-. stops
cough, your head clours up. Kver
leaves, and you feel iino Mr J. t
Davis, of Stickney C >rner, Mrf..
"Was cured of a dreadful cough
a'ter doctor's treatment and all
other remedies failed Relief or
money back. Pleasant--Childrea like
i . Get a boitle t .-day 50c. and
na ~ . rv ?
m yuur Lfruggist.
Bvjcklen's Arnica Salve for All
Sores. Adv
TAKEN UP -At toy place near
Loris, boe black steer with white
<-pots on sides, about 7 or 8 years
old. Owner can get same by prov*^
irg and paying charges. S P.
Hughes, Loris, S, C. No 2. 4-16 3-pd
i Notice.
The firm of Boyd & Tompkins
formerly doing business it
Adrian, S. C , has been1 dissolved
by mutual agreement of the paitners.
The business will be continued
and run from now on under tin
firm name of Kelley Tompkins, he
having bought in all the iuterest of
ti e said firm heretofore known as
Boyd & Tompkins,
All persons who -stand any way
i idebted, either by way of liens,
mortgages or open accouLt*, to the
said firm of Boyd & Tompkins wil'
please call at the law cflice of E. S.
C. Baker and arranye same on th(
20oh day of April, 1914, or as sooi
thereafter as mav ho nr?f.tin?hii
April 7, 1914, Adrian, S. C.
Ke'.ley Thompkins.
Notice of Sale.
Under and by viitue of the power and
I authority in me nested, I will offer for
side to the highest bi bier for cash, tiefore
the court home door, at Conway, S.
C., during legal hours of sde, on sules
day in May, next, it beingthe 4th day of
said month; all auC singular that certain
certificate N'\ 4, fur hve shares cf stock
of the par value of $10.00 each, in the
Farmers Tubacco Warehouse and Storage
Compary; issued to S. M. iStevem, dated
Nov. 5th, 1010.
W. L. liryan, Adminisfrator of
the estate of S. M. fctevens Sr., Dec'd.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby foi bidden
to en'or or trespass in any manner
upon that certain tract of land of
tju acres, more or less, formerly
known as the Abratn King: land in
Hayboro township, boundtd by lands
of M, G. Ward and others. Tne lu>:r<?
out of any road across said land
? l e eby expressiy forbidden, unless
vitb consent of the owner.
4-23 4b H? IJ. Woodward.
FOR SALE.
I will sell on rea'sonable terms the
x erlain one half acre and the dwellthereon
in the town of Conway
formerly occupied by J N Jenretfce;
also ono tract of land in Conway
township containing 104.2 aoreF.
< uown as a p irt of the e:tneof S.
l\ Jenre t?, and formerly owned by
J. N. JenrettP. Apply to Tbos. E.
hooper, Wilmington. N C care of
American National Bink, or El 11
Wrodward, Conway. S C.. Attorney
a Law. 4-9-4rj
Notice to Creditors.
All persons holding claims against
the estate of Kate Hairier Oliver,
dee'd., are hereby nctified to present
ho same duly attested to the underpinned
within the time allowed by
'aw or this notice will be set up in
oar of their recovery;and all persons
iudebted 10 the esjitj are hereby
notified to make payment to the undersigned.
J. D. Hairier, Admr,,
Of Kate Hauler Oliver, Dec'o.
4 16 3t
NOTICE.
There is a stray cow at my place,
now has a calf. Owner may get
same by proving and payingcharges
for raising, etc She is unmarkfd
ind is red and white pided; took up
mttk mil nnmo ohftllf (Kl?nn unnnn ? > '??
*v i?" i ii jr Viu ?? o WWV??| ? villi"*-: vuai a 0^< '
4-10 S-i. ^ Ij. Ii Pir.der,
Adv Lot is, S. C,
Notice of Dissolution
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing between
M. A. Martin and T. L. Smart
and later between Mrs M. A. Martin
and T. L. Smart, was heretofore
dissolved, and that neither the estate
of the said M. A. Martin or Mrs
I M, A. Martin, is responsible for the
debts or obligations of the concern.
T L Smatt,
4-16 3t Mr3 M A Martin.
p
als ? 28 |'
ie in this case. I
/O pounds of Write (0; A trial package I
cents' equal. Of Bee Dei STOCK# I .
rl fowls ??two POULTKY MEDICINE. .
H tow is, iwu ajso OUf ^ page> iiiustra- P
poultry tonic ted book, fully explaining K *
It you don't uses, \ddress:
Can of? Dee Stock Medicine I ^ %
Ccmpany,
i POULTRY Chattanooga. Tcnn. I I ^
'CINE 25c, 50c tnd $1. per can. I {
t-prodnebf. At your dealer's. I
I i !
Tbo Truss Dspaitracat at out '
to'e is k vjn v.-ry personal atten- <
tinr. Our k no* ledge of Trusses 1.'
a p-actioal one gained by working
for the manufacturer and wholesaler; '
Hence we can tell you the kind of 1
Truss you ought to have in order to -*
gel comfort and best results.
We can tit you with a New Truss,
or replace broken and worn parts of i
your old Truss. ^
All kinds aLd styles of Trusses
can be had of us, also 13ardages\ *
Belts, Supporters, Cruicbes, Elastic- i
Stockings or other supplies which 4
add to your c? mfort in allaying or, .
curing ycur ailments, *
i
Conway Drug Co. <
Pharmacists
CONWATf, - S. C. *
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HAL L. BUCK \
Fire Insurance, i
a
Office First National Bank, <
CONWAY, S. C. i
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J. M. JOHNSON, j
CIVIL, ENGINEER \
Marion, S C.
Railroad, City and Land Surveying;
and Drainage. Road-building an
Sewers, Draughting and Blue Printing
H. C. CAININON
General Land Surveying.
n??i' D..SU1?
? uutn uuuuing
CONWaY, S. 'C.
W C SINGLETON -j
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Conway, S. C.
0 ffire up Stairs Buck Building
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ENOCH S. C. BAKER
Attorney at Law
Spivcy Building.
CONWAY, S. C.
GEO. LUM LAUNDRY,
CONWAY, S. C,
Beginning July 1st. 1913
1 All persons must take tickets for
work left here Possitively no
work delivered until ticket is presented.
Laundry not. t )kd for it
30 days will be sold for charges.
GEORGE LUM
S- p. HAWES
GROCER
Only High Grade Family and Planta
Itonh Supplies handled. Your natrcnage
is r? apcc/toPy aolicitf d and "will be appreciated.
Satisfaction pumanteed or
\our money back. No trc i Lie to slio*
peo'lf, fo if you don't see what yen wan
ask f ;r it.
I
FIFE IJFE
INSURANCE. INSURANE
We represent the largest companies.
Policies written on the most libera
terms.
Prompt settlement dt claims. Minimum
insurance cost.
D A Spivey & Company
INSURANCE IIROKVtftS
City Pressing
V^iUD* |
Suits Cleaned, Repaired and
Pressed.
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Monthly Rates |1.00.
The best work at Bist Prices Q
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'PHONE, 89 h
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Work Called for and Delivered. (1
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A National Bank, before being pei
C receive a CHARTER from the UNITEI
% Government is always sure that there
^ cial responsibility behind a bank bef
^ National Bank must operate under
f laid down by the Government at Wash
J Do YOUR banking
[First Natioi
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L. D. MAGRAl
Conwa v.
I and LIVE STOCK
I What of tomo
I day your labor
I cease and thoi
I you have provid
I the cold, cold w
1 your house in
I you done youi
I provide against
adv.rsity? Wh
the pangs of <
sweet assuram
loved ones are
by a policy in t
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ASSETS:
$1,510,548.9. ]
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New Store.!5
We have boupbt out the stock of
>. F. GasqueCo, tn the corner op- \
losite the Horry Tobacco Ware- fei
;ome. We carry up-to-date ?Staple A
nd F'anov Gi*r paiIa^. R?i?f Pnru V?
ausage, Etc. Qlve us a call and &
>e convinced that our goods are 1
resh.
Yours for business'
J T. Proctor Jr. ^
& Co., a
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emitted to do business, must drst JB
) STATES GOVERNMENT. The Wm
is both CHARACTER and fl^an.
ore they grant a charter] A ^Bfl
strong restrictions for satyty, ^Bj
ington. mm
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Bought and Sold
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on REAL ESTATE |J
rrow? Some H
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se for whom :H
led must face j 1
orld alone. Is wm
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order? Have IS
utmost to M
the day of |fl
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death by the II
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INSURANCE IN FORCE J
12,488,088.00. |
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hoe Repairing *
?AND- J
News Stand. ~4H
Nice convenient shop nest <oor
the Town Hall on Mailt Street*
ill the latest and beat daw and
>kly papers, and periodicals,
thoes quickly men^*d and work
tr an teed*
W J SMITH
\rhe Best Hot Weather Toalte
[YR'8 TASTEl*?S8chlH TOHIC en**?**?
ft build* up the whole
Mir itrtncthei and lortllf ro? to
t&reMloflt effect of the hot tsauna* .
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