The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 24, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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THURSDAY. JULY 2 4, 1919
Friendship is often more valuable
than hard dollars.
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When will Conway have a tobacco
stem me ry ?
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A character that is good is the
best and strongest recommendation
that a man can have in this world.
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It is said that clothes do not make
the man, but how about the woman ?
They make the woman and break the
man.
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,As the fruit crop is extremely
short this year in Horry County, we
advise the fanners to save all of
vrhat there is.
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A good reputation is hard to win
and on the other hand is easily lost.
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Disputes we get into have to be
worked out in their own good time
the same as other things that we
have to do.
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The crops of Horry County, already
in fine condition as a general
rule, were again blessed, over
most of the territory, with good show
ers last week.
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Conway needs much that she does
not have. Paved streets are among
the many hut none just now are
more important.
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Save the seed for next year's crops
from the finest and largest plants
this year. This is the way to keep
improving the quality of your crops
from year to year.
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Crops are better in this part of the
State than they are in other sections
of either South Carolina or North
Carolina, according to reports
brought in from various sources.
The tobacco grower who lakes the
pains to handle and cure his leaves
in the best way will secure the highest
prices for the weed. He will
make the most from his crop.
CASE COMPROMISED.
The case of B. J. Vereen against
A D. Jones concerning the attachment
of a Ford automobile which it
is alleged had been driven by one of
the employees of Mr. Jones in a careless
manner so that a calf belonging
to the plaintiff had been killed. The
man who was driving the machine at
the time ran away soon after it occurred.
The case was brought in the
court of Magistrate W. H. Chestnut
and was continued for one reason ox
another for some time.
The case was set for trial last Men
flay and before the trial, the parties
agreed and the case was compromised.
The defendant did not admit that his
car had run over the calf, but he
could afford to settle for a reasonable
amount rather than lose valuable
time over the trial in the vO \. .
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SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
By virtue of an execution issued
on the judgment in the case of Thach
cr Medicine Company, vs. R. C. Anderson,
et al., and dated May 30th,
1019, 1 have levied upon the following
described tract of land, property |
of R. C. Anderson, with the improve
ments thereon, and Notice is hereby i
given that I will sell the same at
public auction during legal hours of
sale before the Courthouse door at.
Conway, South Carolina, on salesday !
in August next, it being the 4th day !
of said month, all and singular the
said lot of land described as follows:
All that parcel of lan^b jn pog
Bluff Township, County and State
aforesaid, containing 13 9-10 hcrdiJ,
bounded on the South by A. I). Andeison,""on
the East by W. A. Cook,
North by W. K. Smith and West by
the Conway and Western Railroad.
terms of sale cash, purchaser to j
pay for papers and stamps.
J. A. Lewis,
Sheriff of Horry County.
Dated June 27th, 1919.
WRITES NEWSY LETTER
FROM OCCUPIED ZONE
Steinefrenz, Germany.
July 3I'd, 1919.
Fditor Horry Herald:
Please allow me space in your pa- j
pei for a few lines. I was horned and |
raised in two miles of old Conway, j
and in February 1917 I joined the j
army and was sent to Texas.
I remained in Texas until the Unit- ,
ed States declared war on Germany.
I was among1 the first to land in
France. 1 was in the first drive made
hi' fhr? 4 mi Mnir li 1 Q1 Sn
I went through most all the rest J
that my Division was in. I am in the j
"Fighting First" Division. I suppose ,
you have heard of it and all of its
hard fighting.
Now the war is over and we have
been holding the bridge head ever
since the armistice was signed and 1
don't know how much longer we will , 1
stay here, but I hope the time will be I
very short. We are expecting to sail j
some time this month and signs are jc
looking pretty favorable. 1 do not j1
think it wi'l be very long until I will
be back in old Conway. i
Private Ernest Sasser and mvseif 1
are the only ones in this machine gun i ]
battalion from Conway. We arc hav- 1
Farmers
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will thank you f
house, equipoec
and properly pi
ger, who was r
and curing of t<
for one of the i:
and J. T. Shelle
thirty-five ace
and downs of t
for the best inti
equipment. If
that Tho Farm*
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crop if you war
on our floor.
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ng plenty of rain and some mighty
^ool weather over here in Germany
low for this time of the year.
I have visited London and Paris
dnce I have crossed the Rhine. I cor- j
tainly had a nice trip from here to
London. As I was on my way to England
I spent one night in Pains.
Tobacco Wa
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our niaiiy friends for their past
or your trade in the future w
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wenty harns, and his long experi
artiest companies and as Ware!"
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you will sell one load with us y
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it the highest market price for
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Respectfully,
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MANY FRENCH BRIDES i
AT FORT OGLETHORPE
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jChatanooga, Tcnn.?All American
soldiers who have married French
women and who intend to remain in
the regular army service are to be
transferred to the Sixth United States
Cavalry and sent to Chicamauga
Park, according to information received
at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
dt is planned to provide homes for
all these soldiers and their wives in
a particular section of the cavalry
barracks, and several of these' married
men have arrived at the post and
been assigned dwellings. One of the
Hint muii to arrive wivn u rrt'iiun
bi icle was M. M. Pierce, who served
with the Third cavalry two years in
Fi ancc.
Lieut. Col. W. R. Henry said today
that he had received notice concerning
the coming of numerous war
brides to the post and it is reported
that Commandant Scott is planning
to establish a regular French colony
for soldiers with French wives sent
to the post. It is stated that several
hundred returning* soldiers who have
French brides are to be transferred
to the cavalry branch of the service
and sent to Fort Ogclthorpe as fast
as they arrive from overseas.
NOTICE OF IOSTRAY.
Strayed from my place on or about
the middle of March, two heiferes,
about one and one-half years old;
one Jersey, colored yellow; one colored
black with white face and legs.
Finder will please notify 1. l\ Miney,
Tabor. N. C., Route No. 2, and receive
liberal reward.?adv 7 2'1 10 Mt
SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
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By virtue of an execution issued on
the judgment in the ease of Carolina
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son et al., and dated May 30th, 1910,
I have levied upon the following described
tract of land, property of it.
C. Anderson, with the improvements
thereon, and Notice is hereby given
that 1 will sell the same at public
auction during legal hours of sale
before the Courthouse door at Conway,
South Carolina, on salesday in
August next, it being the 4th day of i
said month, all and singular the said
lot of land described as follows:
All that parcel of land in Dog
Bluff Township. County and State j
aforesaid, containing 13 9-10 acres,
bounded on the South by A. I). An- I
derson, on the East by W. A. Cook, '
North by W. K. Smith and West by
the Conway and Western Railroad.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
J. A. LEWIS,
Sheriff of. Horry County. j
Dated June 27th, 1919.
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It is health, robust health, tha
| girl's good looks. If she gets sick, si
or health, she knows that personal <
worry. They are hers. That is the
The story of Mrs. Hat tie Hainil- '
ton, R17 Myrtle Avenue, La ton i t, 1
Kentucky, is typical. Site says: I
have never in all my life, until re- ;
eently, weighed over 102 pounds. ,
Finally, I began to take Poruna. |
My weight now Is 120. While t i
didn't really need it, I have started i
on the third bottle. Poruna has
certainly done me a great deal of '
good and L recommend it to my <
friends. Several are taking it.' \
It is surprising the amount of dependence
placed by women every- i
where upon i>r. Hartman's World i
Famous Peruna. For forty-five (
years it has been a household rem- ]
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SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
By Vll'tuC Oi uu OaOCutiuii innucu oil
the judgment in the case of MarlerDalton
Gilmer Company, vs. R. C.
Anderson et al., and dated May 30th,
1019, I have levied upon the following
described tract of land, property
of R. C. Anderson, with the improvements
thereon, and Notice is hereby
given that I will sell the same at
public auction during legal hours of
sale before the Courthouse door at
Conway, South Carolina, on salesday
in August next, it being the 4th day
of said month, all and singular the
isaid lot of land described as follows:
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There is nothing more important
for Conway than a deeper waterway
up the liver from Conway. Farmer.'
of thai section need transpoitation
to get to marlvf ts here with
what they malm. Improvement 01
the Waccamaw above ConwVav is
w! at wili bring them in thatJfjoctio.i
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into closer touch with Conway.
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You Do More Work, ^
You are more ambitious and you get more
enjoyment out of everything when your
blood is in good condition. Impurities in
the blood have a very depressing effect on
the system, causing weakness, laziness,
nervousness and sickness.
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The Strength-Creating Power of GROVE'S
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More than thirty-five years ago, folks
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all the Tine is the Chief Business
he Blue Grass Belles.
'fit of Their Beauty
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I'eruna Almanac.
All that parcel of land in Dog
Mhiff Township, County and State
atoresaid, containing 13 9-10 acre*,
' ountied on the South by A. 1). Anderson,
on the East by W. A. Cook, \
North by W. K. Smith and West by
the Conway and Western Railikoad.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps. Jf"
J. A. LEWIS, ' I
Sheriff of Horry County. j
Dated June 27th. 1919.
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