The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 27, 1917, Page FOUR, Image 4
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ENGINEER WAS '
NEARLY HELPLESS
Had Rheumatism So Bad
Couldn't Put On Shoes?
Vitona Ends His Troubles
Greenville, S. C., is the home of one
of the happiest men in the State today,
and Captain C. C. Blaekman is
now telling his many friends it is all
due to the recovery of his health by
the use of the marvelous new medicine,
Vitona. Ctptain Blaekman, who
resides at 840 Washington Street, is a
locomotive engineer, runs fast passenger
train No. 38, New York to
New Orleans Special, between Greenville
and Atlanta, and is undoubtedly
one of the best known and most popular
railroad men in South Carolina. Jt
was in a recent conversation with J.
V\. Bullock and Bartow B. Henry that
Captain Blaekman related his experience
with Vitona and made the following
statement which he authorized
published for the benefit of others:
"When I learned about Vitona and
decided t<> try it, I had been suffering
with sciatica rheumatism for five
years. At times my leaders felt like
they were tied in knots and the pain
in my hips was awful. After sitting
down for awhile I couldn't get up
without help and for weeks I c uldn't
reach my feet to put on and take of:
my shoes. I could hardly crawl inio
the cab of my engine and when I did
get in it was an effort for me to work
the throttle. I lost weight and
strength continually. Nothing I wou'd
cat agr eed with me and I had terrible
pains in the pit of my stomach. I
was so w Cok and crippled up that l
had to hobble around on a cane and
vas continually losing time fi\ in my
work. When I got to the end of my (
inns 1 could hardly make it home.
I was so nervous and racked with pain
1 could hardly sleep and I tell you life
was more of a burden than of pleasin
e.
"My condition seemed to be gett'ng
worse all the time and nothing seemed
to reach my case and help me until
1 began taking Vitona. A few day's
i;si of this medicine proved to be just
what my system needed, my leaders
became pliant and 1 could stoop d wn
and get about easily. It is the only
medicine that ever gave me any nli ?f
and since taking a few bottles 1 never
suffer from rheumatism and don't
h'ie any more time from my work. I
can now hep into my cab like a boy
and handle my old engine as well us
1 cculd when 1 first >t my his, M\
appetite is fine, I o: n cot an. t' ing I
want and enjoy it and I have alsgained
fifteen pounds in w >gh' bosides.
No sir, 1 have no more use for
my walking slick now, my pi in an .
nervousness arc gone, I sleep I ke n
lop and feel like a new man. Viton:
is undouht* <l!y the finest medicine < n.
earth and 1 would g<> out of my wn\
to te-i suffering- people about it."
Catarrhal Drai n Cannot I>e Cured.
by local applications, as they canno*
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure catarrhal
deafness, and that is by constiutional
remedy. Catarrhal Deafness is
caused by an inflamed condition of
tlio mucous lininp of the Kustachiar
Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely
closed, Deafne s C the result. I'nloSi
the inflammation can be reduced an,!
this tube restored t<? its normal condition,
hearing will be dost oy< d foi
ever. Many cases of deafness ar<
caused by catarrh, which is an infalrn
ci condition of the mucous surfaces
of the systr v .
We will give < ?ne Hundred Dollars
for any ease of Catarrhal Deaf no s
that cannot bo cured by Hall'
Catarrh .Vodirlm* f U wmIo > o-'.n Ai!
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V. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, ().
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C ITATION NOTICE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Horry.
By J. S. Vaught, ESQUIRE PROBATE
JUDGE.
*1/ULMJPA M I* -
tt nriivi'iAo, uoococa K. Souls:
made suit to me, to grant ho Loiters |
of Administration of tho Estate of j
and effects of J as. J. Seals,
THESE ARE THEREOUE to cite!
anrt admonish all and singular the)
kind rod and creditors of the said Jas. *
J. Seals, deceased, that they ho and '
appear, before mo, in the Court of
I'rebate, to be held at Conway, S. 0..
on 10th day of Sept. 1017 next, after
publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in tinforenoon,
to shew cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not he granted.
GIVEN under my Hand, tin's 21st
day of August Anno Domini, 1017.
Published on the 2Lrd and 8Jth
days of Auga. t 1917 in the Horry
Herald.
rag HO&BT HML
FORTY PERCENT QUOTA
LEFT CONWAY ON FRIDAY
(Continued from Page One.)
They were all names of young men who cither made no
claim for exemption or waived any claim that may have been
made. They were certified as liable by the eastern district
board in time to meet the requirements from this county,
while the district boaid is no doubt passing on the claims and
appeals made by the others on the list, and many of whom
will no doubt be required to go forward on October 3rd, when
another 40 per cent of the quota will be required to move. '
They were all white men, the colored soldiers as recently
stated, being put off to the last so as to be mobilized together.
The men answered the call sent out to them by the local
board without a single exception. The entire ninety-seven,
it was stated met promptly at the headquarters of the local
board at the county court house. After answering the roll
call, they were placed at the hotels and boarding houses of
the town, and some in private homes to be taken care of for
the night.
The local board attempted to make arrangements for
breakfast for the boys at Florence; but in this they failed
the word coming back to the effect that owing to the great
number of soldiers passing through the city on that day, the
hot< Is and restaurants would be unable to serve them. For
this reason breakfast was served to them before they left on
the carlv train here.
On Friday night the men were gathered at the Pastime
theater where several citizens delivered patriotic addresses.
On Saturday morning a crowd of people were at the
depot to see the men off.
It was remarkable with what cheerfulness and good will
the young men left home and friends to join the national .
colors, well knowing that many may never return. They
showed by their acts that they know what they are g*oing for.
The names of those leaving on last Saturday morning
are as follows:
5?Benj. Franklin Lillye, Gal. Ferry, S. C. 1894
13?Chris. Columbus Piatt, Wampec, S. C. 1752
15?Luther Oscar McDowell, Allsbrook, S. C., No. 1 1572
25?Van Buren Jones, Conway, S. C. 564
30?John Kelley Fowler, Loris, S. C. 1267
34?Emory Hardee, Fair Trade, S. C. 548
37?Brook Harvey Elliott, Tabor, N. C. 1237
39?-William Oscar Inman, Wampee, S .C. 1732
44?Fletcher Meriam Mincy, Loris, S. C. 2099
51?Albert Bertie Harreison, Allsbrook, S. C. 775
54?Doctor Dowell Lewis, Conway, S. C., No. 1 600
65?Laton Curtis Small, Nichols, S. C. 21S1
68?Charlie Fowler, Jabor, N. C. 1264
73?Mack Lemuel Parker Nixonville, S. C. 1178
76?Walter H. Cannon, Conway, S. C. 433
78?Willie McLauren Booth, Allen, S. C. 10
85 Childhrmrn Cnnicpr T-iYaoy- V C i oco
_ _ W M . V% i i ^ V A I A. I* C\? 1 y A 1 v 1
89?William Irvin Jor.es, Cool Spring, S. C. 140
90?William W. Smith, Allen, S. C. 1530
91?James Colon Smith, Shell, S. C. 1922
90?Herbert Thompson, Bucksville, S. C. 2011
98?Jesse Onan Dorman, Adrian, S. C. 18
103?Sam Ward, Wampee, S. C. 2319
120?Luther Evans Grainger, Allsbrook, S. C., No. 3 223 j
121?Charley Wade Rowell, Nichols, S. C. 2000
124?George Dewey Brown, Myrtle Beach, S. C., No. 1 2330
127?Labron Strickland, Nichols', S. C., No. 3 2333
128?Willie Beatv, Galivants Ferry, S. C., No. 3 r/5
130?Tharon Cratie Hardee, Allsbrook, S. C. 773
142?Bcrklin Roden Cause, Allsbrook, S. C. 777
143?Allie Mayfield Best, Gal. Ferry, S. C. 900
140?Norton Albert Johnson, Cool Springs, S. C. 332 ^
171?Willie Davis Stevens, Allsbrook, S. C. No. 2 2107
101?-Joseph Walker Lee, Myitle Beach, S. C. 2133
107?Wm. Hamilton Bryant, Allsbrook, S. C., No. 2 1900
175?Willie Pierce Cartrette, Adrian, S. C. 17
181?Quince Graniger, Tabor, N. C. 1288
185?Henry Larkin Hughes, Conway, S. C. 530
191?J. Yander Hardwick, Allsbrook, S. C. 218
192?Calvin Furncy Montgomery, Conway, S. C. 020
190?Ceph Tillman Jordan, Conway, S. C. 574
190?John Percy Hardee, Little River, S. C. 1727
215?Clary Lester Reaves, Allsbrook, S. C. 1211
218?Morris E. Rhuark, Allsbrook, S. C. No. 1 157-1
224?Jcnknis Jaby Cox, Loris, S. C. 1791
227?Joseph Jesse Hardee, Myrtle Reach, S. C. 2128
220?John E. Rhuark, Allsbrook, S. C. No. 1 1580
234?Luther (linn, Little River, S. C. 1714
285?Lewis Morgan Holt, Fair Trade, S. C. 549
288-?Owen Ward, Hurley, S. C. 1485
240?Thurman Wilson Boyd, Allsbrook, S. C. 741
243?Cashell Grainger, Tabor, N. C. 1275
255?CopU n Jernigan, Tabor, N. C., 1214
266?Marion Rabon, (.'ool Spring, S. C. 241
272?Clilbert Rabon, r:l Spring, S .C. 853
274?Thomos Beaty Price, Conway, S. C. 637
280?Joseph Hniorv Todd, Vina, S. C. 7 )4
297?Fr ak William Sessions, Conway, S. C. 679
299 Ren Tillman Raker, A'Vn, S. ('., RFD 11
-Samuel Thomas GcrraM, NIch.ols, S. C, ?1 7
'> 1 6 Doctor P>iu'"?i Duncan, Alb-brook, S. C. No. 4 1557
817 (lu-: Calloway Mor e, Little River, S. C. 17-11
819 11 uh Rabon, Cool Spring, S. C. 345
220 Thomas Watts, Allsbrook, S. No, 1 1595
9,28?James Walter Hilbum, Ni hobs, S. C. 110 1
829?Noah C'yde Rucks, Homy, S. C. 1625
880-?Jerry Lydo .Johnson, Conway, S. C. RFD 556
881 Daniel Iverson Holmes, Hammond, S. C. 1565
9,10? Mack Neil Hux, Gurley, S. C., No. 1 30
843?Stephen Cornelius Martin, Conway, S. C., No. 2 1423
847?Archie Rratcher, Conway, S. C. 406
349 -James Hayes, Wampee, S. C. 1730 |
350?Herbert Brock Dovman, Conway, S. C., No. 1 25
351?Emerson Thomas Bellamy, Conway, S. C. 392
354?Avery Pinckney Butler, Boris, S. C\, No. 2 889 i
858?Hughie Strickland, Nichols, S. C. 2188 i
360?Furman Marion Hughes, Gal. Ferry, S. C, 856 1
863?Olen Causey, Wampee, S. C. 2268 I
367?Lonie Holman Jordan, Conway, S. C. 576
371?Elman Graham, Boris, S. C. 3 808
872?Prince Rupert Eowrimorr, Thompson, S. C. 1918
891?Homer Hughes, Conway, S. C. 1628 ,
896?Riley Hilburn, Nichols, S. C. 3101
407?Eddie Norris, Allsbrook, S. C. No.-fcv.t / 191#
411?William Harvey Elliott, Nichols, S. C. 1070
421?Bert Jolly, Nichols, S. C. 1118
422?Willie Hughes. Gal. Ferry, S. C., No, 8 121
423?Fred Go rum Graham, Allsbrook, S. C. 221
430?Bennett Thomas Todd, Forney, S. C. 292
485?William Moses Bewis, Wampee, S. C. 2286
445?Edgar Hoyt Hughes, Gal. Ferry, S. C. 1626
452?Casper Sidney Todd, Vina, S. C. 1179 j
454?Eddie C. Elliott, Nichols, S. C. 2158 |
U J.-- 11 -r. ? ~ ?
?.?.*?ixwan uu.sioii muggins, uai. L^erry, s. C. lttO
4r?(??Jos. Jordan Hughes, Gal, Ferry, S. C. 858
458?Geo. Tillman Singleton, Aynor, S. C. 158
685?Thurman Council Sparks, Conway, S. C. 25.'* ,
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T*he Quality Goes Clear* Through
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I Jm&Wj ca9erncss to do things your
A. way?for its power?flexibiiI
J '*y?simplicity*
M W You will like it for its reason- J^jF*k
I # U \ W Mtfv-r' 8b!e first and after cost?good
^"b 2^1 appearance, thorough comfort \Kr '
and reliable performance?for mT ' "
^ vvS\ the full value it delivers. (ofq .
Sedan, $1095 Raitf rC/iF
Sedanet, $845 JAwZ Own a Dort and cut down unrs^a?
productive time?keep healthy
?bright?lively ? efficient?
*"% 'frU *'mCS C'0manC' y0Ur ^t- TfkV^Uy
& Wft 0/ Hjf TOUr inspection of a Dort is re$
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%3gf ulNWAY SALES CO.
Conway, South Carolina
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BIG AUCTION SALE |
II WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR CASH, IN FRONT STABLES OF H. I
W. LEWiS, CONWAY, S. C., ON SATURDAY, SEP. 29, AT 11 A. M. ONE |
SOLID CAR LOAD OF EXTRA NICE HORSES AND MULES. I
This shipment of stock is direct from St. Louis and was bought for this special sale, and |
in the shipment you will find an extra nice selection of goog, sound, young mares and 8
geldings, all well broken as.d ready for work also a nice hunch of good, fresh, sound 1
young mu'es from 4 to 7 ye:.rs old, which has been well selected for this special sale.
This car of stock will arrive in Conway on Thursday, Sept. 27, and will be in charge of
Mr. Jesse Jones, formerly with Mr. A. C. Thompson, of,your city, who invites his many
old friends and customers to H. W. Lewis' stables to see him and this stock on its arrival
to Conway. "Jesse" will be glad to show you this stock and work them out in
single harness for you on Thursday and Friday before the sale comes off.
FREE FREE FREE
One set of our extra nice buggy harness will be given away free on the day of the sale I
to the person holding the luokJ' number. I invite you to look this stock over and if you I
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Ineea a good norse or mu.c tor less money tnan you can possibly get it elsewhere meet me I
at the sale SauVr'day, Sept. 29. | v
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Business Address: MULLIM3, S. C., MARION, S. C., SUMMERTOAI, S. C; - I i
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