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FOUR &hc ?\orrg |walcL ; CONWAY, S. C. * ?*?? i i ( lalered at the Tost Office at Conway 1 & as second class mail matter. < H. H. WOODWARD i PabHahed Every Thursday Morning i by Conway Publishing Co. . /?/ t TPrnpunwir. 91 A JUIXJXJA A4X/X1 JLJ M X TERMS * ( SUBSCRIPTION RATES I One Copy, One Year $1.00 < Ons Copy, Six Months 75 One Copy, Three Months 50 1 PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT Tributes of Respect, and Obituaries will be charged for at the rate of one cent per word for all words over 150. Resolutions of Thanks, Cards of Thanks, and all other reading Notices, not NEWS, taking the run of the paper, will be charged at the rate o{ five cents per line; and all other notices in the local columns at the rate of ten cents per line. All changes of Advertiments must be in the office by Saturday noon to Insure their appearance in the following issue. All communications must be signed II by the name of the writer, not for j publication, but for tbo protection of this paper. Legal Notices at $1 per inch first I insertion, 50 cents each subsequent Insertion. Rates on long term contracts for j display advertising very reasonable *xai made known on application. Make all Che. Us or Drafts payable to The Horry Herald, or li. 11. Woodward, Conway, S. C. Notice in Special Column at the rule of one cent per word each insertion, and none of these taken for less than 25 cents, to be paid for in ad- 1 vance. THURSDAY, JULY 2 9, 1915. The best of men will have some queer ways. o One quality of genius is to lose itself in its work. o Nature is mighty good but she can be a rough master. o * Good liealth appears priceless to ^ those who have lost it. i ?~o N Well, success is really all that sue- ( cecds in this uncertain world. 1 c o k Blessings are never appreciated ' quite as much as they are just after v they have been lost. I o ? That which we have we do not want, ' and that which we have not it is hu- '' man nature to strive after. ^ o Time is that part of our earthly c capital which we generally spend and 1: throw away without ..bought. s o c Little fragments of time can be j, used to great advantage when prop- g erly employed in usefulness . t I Prohibition does not always prohib- ' it; it only helps to suppress the liquor ( traffic to more or less extent. \ o ] Without some degree of confidence 1 in an undertaking a man will piay a f losing game from the very start. ( < o J. The prettiest girl in the world is far from .perfect though there may be ( some young man who hs not i <>r the time convinced of the fact. 1 ( Make every acre produce as much as possible, and get all you can for having to plow over the land. Why go over a large field when the same amount of grain could be grown on much less land. One of the rules of health laid down by some so-called experts forbids worry. This is an ideal condition that was never intended to exist in human nature. It would be great if it could be attained. A man or woman that never worried never accomplished any thing in this world and never will. I Worry is the sentinel which stands at! the gates of danger and sends in a warning in time to prevent trouble that might end life there and then. The experts are away off the tract really. mm -: ! o Some of the things set forth in a 1 complaint for divorce filed in a State, vhcrc divorces are allowed is apiusing, uid show on what flimsy grounds the ight to a divorce may be placed. Ac ording to a news item in a western Kiper the other day, the allegations :>f bad conduct on the part of the husband who was sued, started out with the allegation that even during the honey-moon the bride groom was nervous and spilled coffee all over the hotel table cloth causing the com plainant to have nervous prostration ami to make a scene before the hotel employees and the complainant had lost the usual comforts and happiness of a honey-moon. Of course the I'omplaint had other grounds set forth. "TOBACCO TWINE" 500 Lbs. Best Twine 200 Bags Salt 27 Bags Green Coffee 175 Bags Good Corn 750 Lbs. Job Tobacco 5 Tons Larcl For Cash We'll Cut Close Psviirrkotto Grocery 3o. COOPER - - - MULLINS NOTICE OF S A LE Under and by virtue of the decree iiid judgment ot tlio court made by lis Honor J. W. DeVore Presiding fudge, in the ease of the Conway Savngs Bank, a Corporation. Plaintiffs, :s. R. Williamson, Defendant, and lated the 1st day of October A. D. I .914, I, the undersigned J. A. Lewis, Sheriff of Horry County, will sell at mblic auction to the highest bidder icfore the Court House door at Consay, in Horry County, and State of South Carolina, during legal hours of ale, on salesday in August next, it >eing the 2nd day of said month, all md singular those certain lands situ-j ite in Horry County, and described as 'ollows, to-wit: All and singular those certain piec'S, parcels of tracts of land lying and eing situate in Simpson Creek Townhip, County and State aforesaid, and ontaining Seventy-ffve (75) acres, nore or less. The same hounded as ollows:?Beginning at a lightwood itump corner on J. L. Hardee's line; hence running near an east direction o McD. Blanton's line; thence milling South to a lightwood stake corn r on G. J. Holliday line; thence said i. J. Holliday line westward to a light vood stake corner on E. F. Floyd's ine; thence near a North direction >ack to the beginning corner: The aid tract being the identical tract onveyed to me by T>. V. Cox by his leed of date, Dec. 26th, 1912, and same recorded in Book 44 ?page in office R. M. C. for Horry _>ouiuy. Terms of Sale Cash, Purchaser tu lay for papers. 'Jonway, S. C., July 13th, 1915. 1. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. J. A. LEWIS, Sheriff of Horry County. o EYES scientifically examined? I Glasses fitted by AmetropomeI ter, the most modern Thstea1 ter that Optical science has giv1 en to the world. Artificial eyes B fitted. ********** H J. E. DAWSEY, Mgr. o Iflalaria or Chills & Fever Tcecription No. 666 is prepared especially 3r MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. 'ivc or six doses will brenk rry cur r. d F token then nr u tone ti e hover will i.of pturn. it nets on the liver b.'tf.e than j lalomtl und does not gripe or sicI.vU. I THE H< CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE I will offer at private sale at my homo place, situated two miles from Tabor, N. C., consisting of seventeen acres of land, with good buildings thereon, also all crops now growing* thereon, a bargain for quick purchaser. Those interested will do well to call at once and look the place over. Terms One-third cash, balance in one and two years, with mortgage on place for deferred payments. DANIEL M. SUGGS. Tabor, N. C., July 22, 1915. 3ti SPECIAL NOTICES. Whereas, Certificate of Deposit No. -184, issued by the Hank of Loris in favor of S. L. Wright for $75.00, dated June 24th, 1914; has been lost or misplaced by the holder thereof, and, whereas, bond of idemnity has been made to said Bank upon payment of said certificate to the owner, the said S. L. Wright: aJJ persons are hereby i notified and warned against taking or negotiating said certificate, or advancing any money upon the same, in case it should be found, said original certificate now being void. 3ti. BANK OF BORIS. Notice of Dissolution of Charter. Whereas, Casey & Sanderson, Inc., a corporation, has hertofore gone into liquidation and wound up its affairs, and the entire stock and shares thereof transferred to and owned by the undersigned: Notice is hereby given that a meeting of all of the stockholders of said corporation, or other persons interested therein, is hereby called to be held at the office of H. 11. Woodward, attorney-at-law, Conway, S. C., at 11 i o'clock in the forenoon, August 30th, i 101."), for the purpose of passing a resolution dissolving said corporation and cancelling the charter thereof; said charter hearing date Seotembcr 1 o,.a \ i) 1 qi o P. R. Casey, Fannie J. Casey, Board of Directors. | TT. IT. Woodward, At torney. I Conw.iv, S. C. ' Notice of Dissolution of Charter. Whereas, Boris Tobacco Warehouse ! Company heretofore went in to liquidation by common consent of its stock! holders, and all of its shares and , stock, property, rights, and credits transferred to and held by the undersigned : Notice is hereby given thai a meeting of the stock holders of said corporation, or other persons interested therein, is hereby called to be held at th office of H. H. Woodward, attorney, Conway, S. C., at 11 o'clock in the 1 forenoon, on the 30th day of August ; A. D. 1915, for the purpose of passing i a resolution disolving said corporation and cancelling two charters thereof, one dated November 13th, 1902, and the other March 19th, 1908. P. R. Casey, Fannie J. Casey, Board of Directors. | IT. IT. Woodw rard, Attorney. Conway, S. C. TfcSTED AND PROVEN There is a Heap of Solace in Being Able to Depend upon a WellEarned Reputation. For months Conway readers have seen the constant expression of praise for Doan's Kidney Pills, and read about the good work they have done in this locality. What other remedy | ever produced such convinving proof I of movit ** A. T. Collins, wholesale grocer, 4th | Ave., Conway, says: "I am convinced I that Doan's Kidney Pills are an exeel! lent kidney medicine and are Just as I represented. I have used them for ' kidne" complaint and backache and I have been greatly benefitted." Statei ment given Jan. 5, 1911A THREE YEARS LATER, Mr. Collins said: "The benefit iToan's Kidney Pills gave me some time ago has been lasting." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that Mr. Collins had. Fostcr-Milburn Co., Props., I'uffalo, N. Y.?adv. o NOTICE. The Watts School Literary Society will hold its next regular meeting on next Saturday night, July .".1st, 1915. Program consisting of a few recitations, a debate, and a short play. Ice cream will also be served. The public is cordially invited. P>0YD LUDLAM, President. ,?o I ZI I | Ulill IIAIU. The death angel visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Benson and took from them their daughter, Emma. She was born May 28, 1895. Departed this life July 22, 1915. She had been sick for a Ionj? time, and all that loving hands could do for her was done, but the icy hands of death were upon her. She was of a k;nd and sweet disposition and loved by all who knew her. She leaves a father, mother, one sis1 or and six brothers, and a host of friends to mourn her loss. Her remains were laid to rest at Juniper Bay Church. Sleep on, dear Emma, take thy rest, Clod Called > hom< , TTr thought it bo t. But we hone to meet thee in that bright place I Where there will ho no pa^tJ^o* thm*e. Written by A FRIEND. !>RRY HERALD, CONWAY, S. GREAT PROGRESS HAS BEEN FOUNI (Continued from Pago One.) the old building: still standing is fur thcr proof of the interest of the peo p!c in the instruction of their children I was impressed, however, with tin fact that the entire Ebenezer sectioi has not yet begun to realize its possi hilities of development. Here is a con siderable area thickly settled by ho mo-gencous people upon lands tha !t 1*0 Hill illllfofl ill Uinii' ~ " ? ??* " ^WOOIWIIIUUO V development. With a continuance o the interest of the people of this com munity in their school, with definlt well laid plans, under the leadershi] of the county superintendent of edu cation, for the future development o their school, a few years will see stil further growth in their school facili ties and along with this growth tlier will be amazing agricultural develop ment. The organization of the Farmers Club at the close of our meeting Ii this community is further evidence o the interest of the people in communi ty development. This club will b able to do much that will advance th interest of that section and upon a fu ture return to Horry County I shal expect to hear of many things tha have been done as a result of the or ganization of this Club. The plans of the Little River peopl for our coming were well laid am most delightfully carried out. This i unquestionably one of the most beau t"iful sections of the State that 1 hav j been in. It is rich in undevelope* j possibilities, but some of those day j other people will find out the wealtl ; of this section and unusual develop i ment will inevitably follow. Thi school situation is delightful; with : | splendid house adequate to all th i needs, with the willingness on the par of the people to support the school iv a special tax sufficient to give ai adequate school term, there v.as liUli Tor the State Supervisor of Eura , Schools to suggest. The wealth ii j agricultural resources of the Wampc ! section was a retvelation to me. C'los enough to the sea to feel the effect o th ocean on climate, yet high enougl to be well <1 rained and without th' sterile sandy soil so much in evident in other sections of the State close t the ocean, the farm lands of this sec tion appeared to me to be ideal. The enterprise of the people o Wampee has been demonstrated in th erection of the splendid sehoolhousc This is one of the best school house of its kind that I have seen in th State, large enough to accomodate th school at present and a commodiou i auditorium for community purpose? ! 1 was delighted to see the willingnes J of the people in adjacent communitle I i o comoine wun wain poem order l make the school what it ought to he j With such a splendid plant as th< I Wampeo school possesses there shouh ! not be another nearer than four o five miles. Even those that are foui j five, six and seven miles distant fron | Wampee should cooperate with th Wampee school eventually in estab lishing a splendid high school for tha whole section. The Wampee peopl have evidently been planning wise}; and their development has but jusbe gun. 1 ?..M. .U.,4 T 1 1 1 1 i i v>is>h iiw.'i i mm ji; <i more umc i< I visit other sections of your county ii just such a campaign for 1 have learn ed a great deal from your people an< have seen possibilities of developmcn that I had not inimagined. At th< time, I knew that Horry had boci making progress. 1 shall look for ward to visiting the county aim in ii the fall and to seeing some of thes* schools at work. Under your leadership for senr time Horry County has been makinj wise use of all the Laws passed by th Legislature in recent years for th benefit of country schools. No count; in the State has made wider use of am reaped greater advantages from tlv Term Extnesion Law than Horr; County. The splendid devlopmen following the enactment of this lav p.aved the way for a successful opera j tion of the Rural Graded School Lav in Horry County. With 17 of the? j rural graded schools now in the conn i ty there is hardly a county of th i State with proportionate populatioi that is receiving more benefits fror I this law Unfortunately the Higl i School Law is not reaching as man; | people in Horry County as in othe j sections, there being only two hig : schools in the County, but with th Term Extension and the Rural Grade School Law a splendid foundation i being laid for high school work. T j my opinion the time will come, and i us imi uir (liSLaui, wnen more will i) strong county high schools in sever.) sections of Horry County. One of the great handicaps to you ! schools nt present is the short schoc it*i in. in i lie present stage of thei development the people should detei mine upon a minimum school term o six months in every school and a soon as possible they should move (hi minimum up to seven, the mininuu that is now being urged in a gren | many sections of the State. I wish to express my genuine ap i preciation of the many courtesic ! shown me everywhere. The hospital 1 ity of the Horry people is not oxcelle anywhere. 1 shall look forward t another visit to your county wit many pleasant anticipations. Very Respectfully, TiUKCO GUNTER, State Supervisor of Rural Schools. o COLDS & LaGRIPF'E S or 6 doses 666 will breal any case of Chills & Fever, Cold & LaGrippe* it acts on the live better than Calomel and docs no uripe or sicken. Price 25c. A nail factory in Pueblo, Colo makes the largest and smallest nail in the world. The 3-10 brads roquh 30,500 to the pound. and half a mi lion are cut a minute. The .12 h 3-8 inch spike, used in bridge buih ing, weigh three to the pound, en are made at the rate of 200 to th mir.ute. c. > Time for Planting Tumi> - We have the most improved varic i White Cowhorn, Yellow Glooe j i 41-2 OUNCES Fi f f I We will fix the assortment to sui p ~r parcels post anvvherc in Horry Co ; 3 POUNDS FO 5 POUNDS FOi 10 POUNDS FI 0 e ii Supply first grade turnip seed lin t Let us have your ; Conway t o ' 1 n W% TKE GRE/ p | aF3^ men ami women. ^ 1 F. V. LIPPn ? . u TT Tt ^ ir "T>v A Vv * w ? ' r I i'. in'ii n, j TO THE ST A IIIS e Every Dollar You Bani ! Gained Toward the Go & i 4: | p O 1 I n ? ' II "I A 'if-. ' v. ' v.i ?.; \iiLLJ? .. ^imsmsnnzzzzzz r -t^===^n tnzm , ;=: ^ ?'?' V . jj^ 11 I ~* e ^ j' FARMERS a FIEF; :; CONWAY, SOOT! S I ill r: ~ -CALOMEL WHEN BILI ' MAKES YOU SICK "Godson's Liver Tone" Is Harmless To Ht , Clean Your Sluggish Liver ?? 1 and Bowels. ^ w Ugh! Calomel makes you flick. Ti'a gc ? horrible! Take a dose of the dangerous is r drug tonight and tomorrow you may lose it t a day's work. * tn Calomel is mercury or quicksilver m which causes necrosis of the bones. ? Calomel, when it comes into contact go | with sour bile eras lies into it, breaking ii< it uj?. This is when you feel that*awful tli \ nausea and cramping. If you are slug- w j gish ard "all knocked out," if your in li'.ar is torpid and I vowels constipated }t . I or you have headache, dizziness, coated l<( . tongue, it breath is bad or stomach sour, m just try a sjsvonful of harmless Dodson's 0 Liver Tone tonight ou my guarantee. pi I w f p Seed for Winter use )ties of Golden Ball, Long :ind Improved Rut a Bagas OR 10 CENTS it your needs and send bv mnty or First Zone RSI .00 R $1.50 ? 3R $2.75 lited and the price advancing order to day. , I \; }rug Co, ' VT BLOOD PURIFIER. icdv for Rheumatism, Blood Poison jases. A wonderful tonic for both 11 as been manufactured for the . all Druggists, $1.00. ; /IAN CO., Savannah, Ga. 1 ? * rjr N * < t r n ^ ui ^ I a si vsA a OFKl'CCMSS > ' : ;'s One Solid Step >al or Your Success y-' I.; ~? - ? -\ -? : j. ' :J{ ?Ljjfl^ ?--?-?-H |; ill;.-. * r~i ic/' *.-.: ; < -j q l ; rij 151 LJ III 1 ?* i 11 v n ii ?fii GHflHTS BANK -/ I nunm ma I UAMIUNA IOUS? NO! STOP! AND SALIVATES' Here's my guarantee?O,o<to any drug ore and pot a 50 cent bottle* of Dodn's Liver Tone. Take a spoonful and it doesn't straighten you right up id make you feel lino and vigorous I ant you to go back to the store and<y >t your money. Dodson's Liver Tono destroying the sale of calomel because is real liver medicine; entirely vegeble, therefore it can not salivate or ake you sick. I guarantee that one spoonful of Podn's Liver Tone, will put your sluggish ?vr to work and clean your bowels of at sour bile and constipated waste hicli is clogging your system and makg \oil feel miserable. 1 guarantee that V bottle of Dodson's Liver Tono will ^ ep your entire family feeling fine for onths. Cive it to your children. It ia irmless; doesn't gripe and they like ita easant taste.