L
K, . . .
r|l
| Lrecel end
W S. M. Chestnut was among: those i
n visiting Conway on business last I
LI week. 1
jjj Julius T. Floyd was in Conway last I
Satudray. 1
ft' C5. Allen was hormone, day last 1
|flj \\w, s... . j
* * * *
Yv'i.i; ' f. ' Ma .- wick v??s in C
flF way out. day la> del; on business.
H * ?: + * *
BR ft. W. ll'T/eb i was ani' iii; tln>y<
ffl! in i lonwiiy iv.eonKy. i
IJ J. A. 11:'mil ton oi ftaybovo wa
hp Conway a lew days ; o <n i) s
M ().('. Dudley v.a.~ in Co:, say
11 * * * f
I ft! !). II. Chestnut was at Conway
f? short lime hist w? ? k on bu inrss.
I ?.*.? i
w> II. Ii. I'hr/.v ( t (iin oon ; ( .
' i
1%' spoil i some t> i" m ( on way on i.;;
[v ncss last w?'o\.
'if, ?.****
tl*
l'' J. !. A' sins v tn ( Hi-, -a; ?
{ htjsine.-s oik ?la\ la 1 wet k.
^ ? m ? ? t
jw .1. T. l?t . sent was hero mi" <1
f la t wt ok.
S* * * * *
Eal Rice. In stock wo have
'j; near GOO bag's. Wc can save;
iV y?u money. Palmetto Gro
I- cory Co.?Mull ins.?adv
W v A + *
i
T. !,. Smart came to Conway one
day last week on business.
*****
jl
I Jesse Woodward, who has bo n
p with the Quattlebaum Light & b'C !
It Co., for the past several years, ha>
y, rejiorted in Charleston for duty with.
\ the colors having volunteered several
i months ago.
X ..
A Major J. Saye Dusnebury arrived j
J in Conway last week to spend :\ furf,
1< uj?'h of about ten days with relnB
tives and friends here. After this j
rij short rest he will be actively en 1
traced in the performance of his
| duties with the colors.
i'
I .Miss Fannie IJurrouyhs, who i|
teaching school near Fair IIluff, N.
y ('., spent the week end here with
j friends and relatives.
f % ^ V
jjj \V. L. Kdj^e, of Hand, S. C., was ;n j
3) Conway on business one day la. I 1
week. '
Ynur P.hnir.i
VMS VIIVIV
.j At any of the t
i AYNOR?JORDANVILi
t
^ Go to the one that is near<
j we are plentifully supplied at
' best groceries the markets aff
! t
. Seed Oats,
Guano and
i
In large quantities, both f
lar farm use, now on hand ]
j Tobacco Canvas, IV!
j Will arrive in time for the
r
j j[;ome in car load lots.
'] AND NEVER
I
That wc have on hand a fi
ing. Shoes (Shoes a sjJecialty)
Call and bee our complete !
liday Notions, serviceable and a
during* the Holliday season.
Wc buy almost everything
thing* that is used by the people
barter-trade or pay cash,?and
credit if satisfactory arrange m<
Call at any of the three sto]
. lines we carry. We are in the 1
,ywe will try to merit it.
AYNOR?JOfwLviLLE
Personal
V '
J I"
There is no regularity about tlix
schedule of passenger trains here
now. Often in the day time the noon
passcyiger train is from one to two
hcurs late, and at night the matter is
i?v< n worse, the passenger train not
arriving sometimes until about
o'clock.
W. C. heaves was in Conway recently
on business.
* At
K. W. IVince was in Conway last
we- k on Ousinc .
? * # ?
J. 1. A11; ii > v > > i of. Jordan villi* w. J
.1 C nway en * hu> ine.-as last Tliur - j
'ay.
* + >(- + *
I. A. I'e't s, iii Conway tin lat1
j): -.11 of t week.
m + m * m
-J. 'I. '\ of N w 1 e.vt city, we? j
. ( ?iv ; <Is 'a. i \, c ;
hu: in Ms.
* * * ? ?
The vi try bread is r j;oo<i a. t
ay f'te: ail.
* ? 1 9
A. m was ; t W iiiimn" ~
;a$t week ii? interest of his coia !
< i f\.r ti'.o o' a lav. .
e . f'ii u.ng at thai "o.
*? >??
.!. !* And< i son, < 1 ley; . to v. i'
11 i ': e visiiia;; CooV.
: y !..:'C W( < j; i>u.-.I ii<' '
m * * it ?
So far ll1' immediate eoniir.unily
'.a. iiiai to ad on wood t! is
Winter <.r In at in g. Our lccal d aC
, received no ecai except a surd!.
i? I which did net go far.
* * * * *
(?. .J. fl 'Ilidav was in Conway >n
1 usiness several days last feek.
* * * * *
Francis Holliday, of Galivanls
l' < rry, was in Conway on business
one day last week.
*****
H. T. Williams, who was formerly
running the barber shop near the
town hall, lias moved into the Citv
t
Barber Shop. Joe Leseseno now has j
the shop near the city hall.
*****
Carson Grainger was among those
visiting Conway on business recently.
J. Herbert Bate was in this County
on business last week.
*****
J. A. I.ewis was in the Warn pee
community last week.
* * *
I
Dr. Williamson, of the Williamson
iV- Mrown I.aiul & Lumber Co., spent
a day bore last week.
e of Trade I
I
hree Stores: ^
E--GALIVANTS FERRY !
i
I
3st you to do your trading for
all of these stores with the
i
ord. '
i
Cotton Seed Meal
or tobacco beds and for reguready
for you to haul out.
ainc Grown Seed Oats
earliest planting, and will
FORGET
.ill line of Dry G oods, Cloth1
I
i
line of Christmas Goods, Holittractive
gifts lor everyone i
\ and we sell almost everyof
Horry County,?cither
! we sell for cash or extend
ants arc made. |
res for any of the immense il
business for your trade, and S
-GALIVANTS FERRY 1
THE HORBY HERA I*
George F. Wing, of Greenville, wus |
in Conway one day last week.
J. A. Butler was in Conway last
week on business.
m m m m m
Season tickets for the Chautauqua
which will be held here on Feb. 21,
22, and 23rd, are only $2.00 for
adults and $1.00 for children.?adv
* * ? m
|
The "Wake Up America program
of the Chautauqua, which will be in
Conway on Fob. 21, 22, and 23rd, is
something now. (lot your ticket an 1
make your engagement to attend.?
adv
The deputy revenue collector wa
hero last week at the ( owyuy X'u ,
iojr Hank anvl assisted a number of
I
usiue. s iien m making out t!v'r
income lax r- 'urns. It is thou? i
that he will probably rCu:n t? <
ow.i 1. tw- i n now and the oxnivati
>!' the ti.iu . I?. i 1 bis not coming will,
n e:u M < lli fa.'lu e to make cut
the i - tit > und ? di(? laws. ft is 1)
'. n* ' t') \ni nu : V in g od '< > .
* * + * K
i'liw \v< ! (i- of last week 1 .*
iostly c'< r but eoldev than the \vc< ic \
fore. .
A season ticket f( r the Chautauqua j
: y to ; '! < f 11.e pc- d'ormanc
oh b i,i :unibc r. ?adv
, i
T. 11. ' 'kii;, of Aync r, S. ('., was n
i a way on business one day last
... ,,.Lr ' 1
* ?
I \ M. '!'> !, of Allen, S. (\, spent a
day Ik:1 :ii: 1 week on bu: mess.
* * * * ?
.1. Vv. Hughes was in Conway a
few days ago. i
* * * * *
By all< nding this Chautauqua you
not only got your money's worth, but
help a patriotic cause. The surplus
goes to the Red Cross.
*****
R. T. Elvis was among- the farmers
visiting Conway last week on business.
J. M. Edge of Hand, S. C., was in
Conway recently on business.
*****
Do you need hay? We have
it. 2300 bushels seed oats,
too. Palmetto Grocery Co.?
Mullins.?adv?2t.
*****
S. S. Anderson was in Conway recently
on business.
Those who attended the Chautaa
qua heretofore remember Dr. Rad r
and bis stirring lectures. He will ->o
hor0 again on Eel). 21st, the opening
day of the Chautauqua.?adv
*****
Fifteen HunHro^i
__ v. v* iiUOUUl')
Burt Seed Oats at $1.15 per
bushel, cash. Palmetto Grocery
Co.?Mullins. adv?2t
* :M * *
Communications unaccompanied by
the true name ami address of the
writer can only bo consigned to tin
waste basket. We must know who
to hold responsible.
John 1*. Cooper, of the Palmetto
Grocery Co., of Mullins, S. C., spent
salesday here being* interested in the
H. I). KUiott land sales at th<? Court
House.
(iet legal blanks at the Herald of- ;
fice. j
wmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmammmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmm?ammmmmmmammmmmmmmm?mmmmt
Horry Lra.r
CONWAY
Wants to advert
city lots or com
may want to di:
the year 1918.
Decide on
Sec M. M. Hcdi
Grace and agree
No sale, no expei
'soraa? -De: it
The eldest Amen
"HE MUTUAL LIFE IfiSURAI
W. B. Coxe. Si
F. F. Covington,
Pulkxk I?
K. M. Iiulloe
D, CONWAY, 8. 0.
LIVES SNUFFED OUT I
BY HUj^SUBMARINEi
Washington, Kcb. 10.?Eighteen
hundred ami thirty-two names of
American soldiers rescued from the
torpedoed Tuscania had been reported
tonight to the war department,
le aving 345 of the soldiers on boavd
unaccounted for. No official report,
had reached the departm< nt to
change the estimate that all exc
113 of the men were saved, biu ihc
r uncs have been coming- in ve ry sio>.
ly ov? r the cables am! the re is no a..
uranee to when the list will b
co ' pic to.
Horry County i ? improving a
atoeiv raising. Did you reiul that np.1
la 0 \\ ( c v's ; etc <? ;| r ? ; .>
b \ ? < no farm- r? It was as
re of i a hi calves.
? *
i . s. ( !,:l was in Conwe on
i. v -iy last v.a k.
V * * ?
S\\ a it on di nla\ a full and
( (.;. u!. "i < V\ ceds' Celebrated
Ci 'drn . Tliey i.ie scarce this
year a.id nbgaly b.:i <! to obtain, it
v. ! pa\ y ; Is, i a; v a: ly. Norton
Drug- Co. ?adv.
4-- A >v A -%
'"l'rce/y ruin." will b- pi: yed by
It < i\ 1 t;i1 < Ml at Wairiav.;-,;. . Sch >'
!' w ? Friday evening, F? b. lb, at ??
k \ 1 H'k. Admis n l.'v and 2 *>c.
4- *: + * *
Th> ('haul auqua is only one \v< k
off. Have you bought your ticket?
* * * *
I Mrs. IVrrv Qua Ulebaum visited
i 1
friends at Galivants Perry recently.
***>!?*
FOUND?One child's small signet
I ring. Owner may have by proving
end paying for this ad. 'Rhone .V>A.
j adv-11.
Are you helping the Hods or the
Rlues ??adv
? ? ?
W. F. Stackhouse was here la
! week for two days, some of his time
being taken up with the preliminary
hearing' in tin- Johnson case for the
United States District Court.
* ? % *
Two of the chief features of the
approaching Chautauqua are, the
demonstration lecture on Food Conservation
on Friday morning, Fe.?.
22nd. and the Demonstration lectu'v
b> a Red Cross Nurse on Saturday
morning the 23rd. These cost yo.i
only 10c each.?adv
i ? ? ? ?
.John VV. Singleton was in Conway
on last Wednesday.
i Buy your garden seed early, we
have a full line now ready for youi
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Harden. Norton i)ni<r C adv
* * * i'.t H-.
Use potash under your potatoes.
200 pounds cost you
$15.00. Mail check for what
you want. Palmetto Grocery
Co.?Mullins.?adv?2t.
,
! MONKY TO I.KNU ON IMPROVED
Farm Lands in Horry County.
Easy terms. For particulars write
Jidian D. Dusenbury, care Tatuni &
Jennings, Attorr.eys-at-Eaw, Rishop
ville, S. C.?tuiv-2-14-18.
id Agency
(, s. c.
ise and sell any
ntry tracts you
spose of during
IPair IPric?
rick at Hotel
; on an option,
lse to you.
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I
LIST OF JURORS FOR I
: FEBRUARY 25TH
Jurors for the Court of General
Sessions for Horry County to be ;
I olden at Conway on Monday morn .
tag, February 2.">th, 10.18, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, Hon. H. V.
Kice. Judge Presiding, are as fol
lows: * *
Grand Jurors.
Thos. Watts,
0 T [
1 * .?!> !'
1 'V. . I!
\V. i\. West.
.Mayhury l loy1!, .
S. l\ l anm a.
J. P \Y i'.SMll.
\. .V. Par ott,
S. P. I luv 1 cs, !
I P. W. Lane.
W. 1. Cmv dl,
\.. G P ?
I."/ V line1-on
II. Pi x.T I la nelson,
S. II. IL-.i e'son,
Omr p. l'odd,
J. L. IU11.
Petit lurors.
Joe P. Ployd,
Sam C. Long,
( lyde 11 lli'ks,
A. T. M i -tin,
John C. C'raluun,
A. K. Williamson,
J< ">;i W. Harris,
H. M. Tyler.
P. G. Sarvis,
J. M. P. Squires,
Alva P. Kdge,
C. I.cR.y Sti ickland,
T. I.. Thomas,
J. WHumphrey,
H. C. Powell,
i Reuben Thompson,
I.. S. Dew,
1. P. Mincoy,
U. H. V aught,
1). M. Cooper,
C. C. Smith,
I C. \.. Williamson,
j L. P. Davis,
Sam 1. V( iven,
j N. L. llullar<!, I
Thos. W. Dorman,
l>. M. Stevens,
II. W. IJoycl,
.J. T. King-,
W. K. Pitman,
.). A. Tindal,
Tins. .1. Cox, Sr.,
i S. P. Small,
Dillon KUiotl,
I P>. Me. Cains,
J. A. Johnson,
FOR KENT.
|
For rent the cottage near the rosijdonee
of Chief L. R. Ambrose, re|
eontly vacated by Mrs. Martin ami
fami'y. Apply lo H. II. Woodward.
*****
NOT1CK.
Strayed from my place about January
28th, one yellow cream colored
1 female bull dog. Will satisfy any
j person who will let mo know where
j she is.
O. W. JOHNSSON. I
! ('ool SnriiMi'-t ^ ( ??!.. ? ~ * ?
?. X . tit I V I - I i"* ,
LOST-?On ro.wl between Alloa and
Conway, Monday afternoon, one
j Riip, marked "K. S.," one black
I serge skirl and one tan crash middy
blouse. Kinder please return t<
Miss Kathleen Sessions, Conway,
and receive reward.--adv-- ll-pd.
I
SAI.KSM KN WANTKO to solicit
()rders for lubricating oils, grease ,
| and paints. Salary or Commission.
| Address THKIfAPYKY OIL CO..
| Cleveland. O.?adv?ll-pd.
*****
I
T\KKN IT.
There has taken up at my pia *
one stray bull yearling, black, with
white spi)ts on it. about three yearold,
marked with crop and upperbit
in each ear, lias been a4 my place for 1
about two \ears. Owner please* no
. i
tify and pay charges and gel missing *
property from
Allshrook. S. C. ?). U. TYLKK.
Jan. 1st, 101s?:it.
LOST (INK HOC. I
There has strayed from my place
n Klovds township, one dull sootie
* I ]
hog with list around, sow. unmarked. 1
about one year old. Please not if;. .
2-7-1S?2t K. M. l.KW IS. h
RKD 2, Nichols, S. C. 1
* >: . + **
I "
STKAVKP About August 1. \9\7. n
from Mi". Carbon (?r:xi!?jro?'s plac*. v
young cow, rod brindled, marked !
2 splits ia right car, snooth crop t(
in loft. .). NV. W illiair, Tabor, N.
f.\ Route 2. adv .'U p !
*
i'AKKX IT liliu'k sow, white face,
unmarked, about IS month.-', old.
Owner can got same by paying *1^
charges, Cioo. O. Johnson, (iali- JL
ants Kerry, S. RFD No, 1 -3t-pd *]
r> |0
To Cur? a Cold in On? Day. Jjf
'akr LAX ATI VK BROMO Quinine. It stor* the "
Ictigh and Headache ntid works off tMr: Cold re
)twgi*ts refund money if it fails to cure, Ci
?. NV. CRO VIC'S siuuatirte on e.tch U'-x. 30c.
FIVfe
CONWAY RELIEVED
OF MONDAY CLOSING
I.ocal fuel administrator, Jonn
Spivey had a telegram Iron tV *
State fuel administrator last I'Yiriay
stating that the national order as to
Monday closing had been modified
io that i( no longer applied, to Secjth.
"arolina. Ho at or.ce mtii.ed th?
)usiness men ami store k? per:* of
h(> town and lie-1 ovl -;
' j'.s poi.n' ah'ad here a ero..!.
The m? I fiea::*>n a f da ' t . vr.'s
out ^ nt!i f'ur- ' va on4! : provisions
j the s? ir.o i? g s w * .
i >. 1* d?\ 'it' . ?I. *k'(:V
?f the u ?i '4 : u t
i? clo- .. t M' I; a '
r. > ry . . >
d with 11. North : i V\ t ..
a v.'. no
thisfamSTs
r t ? n h s ?v t ~ i i' r \17-r ?
ph'v \?A<$ i i i i'i
6 \ * - N fc V r? . 4 t . r i * . . . - - ?
MM % ? 'P - > ' . . 4*
! ?O k IV l . 1 . . \ I ! 1/
\ ; < . * - ? ?
- . - j <> \ 1 ' i . " t*
IV ? ; > , 1 i >.
thus ! t ir, j.
rity o' t:;i !':ur. li < iiovry n ti^
( ! . sn v-. T e
throe y iirv ?v n : y vs. I.
Yauirht. W. M. \ an; it, a .1. T.
\ aitp. v . ?.'i 'i ' 11 v w i r.a . .. s
}? < od soYm is as thi- c-.unrr\ iui. .
Tlvry h fi v<v?'itl\ to t: a?* up '
<h ties and 1 he\ aav* v v y ds
yho w'sh them g<>od lu k. r '
o
DKATH Oh' LI HI I. WKST.
Lieutenant Joseph !>. West di? d at
'.is hoop. in Socastco township o-*
Wednesday and the inlerou nt took
place at Scoastoo church under the
auspices ol' tin* local ledyo Woo.'an n
*.>f" the World, of which fraternity he
was a valiu d member. llo was cn'v*
about forty-nine yoais o!" ; go ; (
had I.. v. ill for only about, a \v< '
Ho was a. lieutenant in the Spa. b.-hAnu
rican war. and foi many \ 4>a";'
bo fore his do lb: Ivhl the position
Magistrate in S md > lwn-hh\
!!<> was a. gvod eiii>:< n wl :o; : death
a distinct loss to this county. H\> is
survived by his widow : w! ( a
children.
0 '''
ml in stock for ycscar fW
We use genuine Ford Parts
only in our repair work
CONWAY MOTOR CAR CO..
NO TICK TO WOOHMKN.
Ther will I>o a nu? ling1 of 1 ve Oak
('amp No. 124, W. O. \V., on Thursday
evening", Keb. 1*1, at S o'clock.
\1! menthols urged la n'.'t id. CmiiIidate.-,
to bo initiated.
JOE LESESENE MOVED
1 have moved from tin* old sta id
noar the old Masonic Mall to the sin o
on d'd Avenue near the Tov. n Hail,
and occupied until recently by M ..
II. T. Williams. 1 respectfully a.oc
the patronage of the public and v. 11
endeavor to give good service.
r.dv-2-1-1-1 <S--1t .loe Mes. sene.
o
mi YOOREYES
\ Imvirs:.'' t1 em proper!;, ref- v.d
and classes neural Iv fitted
Dffice Days?Every Saturday
at Horry Drug Store, Conway,
S. C.
Yours for service,
.ycurtjus A. Woodruff. G. 0;;t.
Optometrist.
IOX SliPPtiR AT VALMS'* FORCE
TIlCIV ^vill bi ;i S?0\ l , ty
Kovre School House en Y' i> .?
(>, 19IS, and a program and ? :. < *?
linmont for both old ami -sunu. Y.'o
specially ask all the ?*irl>- to hr a;^
oil-filled boxes and the boy ;
Hod pooKols. The proceeds is t? .\o
> a Church building".
Oainio Alb n.
Bessie Raboa.
Fannie Rah?,n,
COM MITT KM.
tfo. 6B<5
rbi? it a prescription prepnrcd eapecUUv
r MALARIA or CHILLS dL FE^EIR.
ive or ?;x dosee will brctik r.ny case, end
taken then us a tonic the Krver will not
turn. It acta on the liver better than
ilomc! and docs not gripe or sicken. 25c
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