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THURSDAY DECEMBER 5tk 1912
HIL , JL !" ' ii-"A
news item appeared in last
week's issue of the Herald related
that a farmer in Bajboro township
5n *Ma r>oiint,X7 rniCPfl thifl YOaT Oil
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one acre, four hundred bushels of
Eweet potatoes, This with other
instances recently cited shows to
anybody the possibilities of Horry
soil, and the wonderful rooultt thai:
may be had bj a syetcit of correct
fertilisation and proper cultivation.
What can be done in Bayboro township
can be done with the lands in
almost every other seer,ion of the
county. Before the item of last
week concerning the large potato
from Bayboro, there were two items
giving the weights of large sweet
potatoes grown in other sections of
this county, the soctiona in which
they were grown being widely sepa
rated. As th? Herald^stated some
time ago, there is a marked improve
merit in the methods used by the
farmers in this county, and this ha*
beea toming on for tha past stvera
years. They raise more of almost
all crops per acre than they did formerly.
They knnw better how to
raise aid hanndle the money crops.
As a result of this they are in better
financial conditions than ever before,
they ride in better vehicles as
a general rule, they live bettor at
home, and last but cot least they
are using every day in their farming
operations, more and more of tho
latest improved modern farming
utensiU and machinery. Judging
from the reports received here from
the different sections of the county,
the present year will go down in
history da one marking the material
advancement of the Horry farmor.
Oonwaj should be interested as
much at any Southern town in the
movement for Atlantic Deeper Waterways,
and should encourage in
every way possible, the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways Association,
which was formed for the express
purpose of furthering the deepening
and widening of the inland waterways
of the South, all of them of
course leadiug down to the Atlantic
Ocean, and connecting with commerce
across the seas as well as com
merce among the States co&bt-wise
along the seaboard. As has been
stated before the Wsccamaw River
will be used as a part of the inland
waterway which was planned several
years ago extending from the New
England States around to the Gulf
of Mexico. When this gigantic pro
ject shall be completed Conway will
occupy one of the very b&t positions
on the route. That it will make
this town an important commercial
center goes without saying. From
& town of a few thousand inhabitants
it will grow into ten thousand, per
hap3 more. Where we do a small
business estimated now in the thou
sands, the business then in commercial
linos will be counted in millions.
Conway will bo able bo hare those
things that it needs now so badly.
We mention all this to show that the
movement above mentionsd should
have the encouragement of every
citizen, for it is certain that efforts
pit forth will benefit coming gonera
tions at least, and there is a strong
possibility that the goal will be realized
even in the lives of those now
living. The latest bulletin of the
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
has a very optimistic tone,
and the president of the association
shows that he is very much inooura
Kg?d by the election of men in favor
of this movement*
TAX NOTICE
The tax books will be open for
: collection of taxes for tbe fiscal year
L, 1912 from October lft&b., 1UI2 to
March 15th, 1U13. payable without
. penalty to December 31st. One per
" eeut. penalty will be udded for Jauu
i ary, one per ceni?. additional for b'eb
ruary, five per cent additional for
i March, making u total of seven per
cent, penalty to March 15th.
Regular Tax Levy
The regular tax levy on all taxr
able property in the County is us
follows:
State tax 61 mills
? Ordinary County tax 3$ 41
Roads Bridges 4 44
Court House & Jail Bonds 1 44
Constitutional School tax 3 4*
Total 174 4*
An additional levy to pay special
taxe3 voted for school purposes in
certain school districts is as follows:
No. 1 Port HftrreiBon 2 millb
2 Evprgr con 4
3 Dog Buiff y
5 Sandy i'iain y
ft Athens 4
7 (J roon Sea 4
[) Bittl? Hirer '6
1] Hocnstoo 4
18 Withers y
i4 Centenary 4
1ft //aw Branch ft
17 Wannuiuker 8
18 Boris 8
lb Burroughs 4
540 Ml. OUvs y
Ml White Oak y
M4 Good'Hope y
aj?9 \?rncii u> WT v
I 25 Gurley V
26 Uim.I Soring 2
27 Zioii " 4
26 < Jhftpel Mill 4
21) PonvoII 4
20 Prlncovllle 4
'.IJ Hickory <Jrora 2
22 Finklea 4
36 Ura-ny liny 3
36 Hickory illll 2
89 Simpr.on (Jrrak 4
41 Daisy *
53 Hulln Island 4
45 Tilly Swamp 3
'J7 I ted lllll 3
4!) K'-mI Fluff 3
50 Floyds 6
51 Floyds X Roads 4
53 ,/lllen 2
56 San ford 3
57 Sweet Home 5
59 High Point 3
60 Muster Shed *
01 Wnmpc* X
63 Savannah Bluff 8
63 lUhoooth 3
66 Damp Swamp 3
66 Hoinowood 4
09 Maple 4
70 Poplar 3
73 Leon 8
73 Alt. liermoa 3
74 Four Mlla 4
75 Virgo 2
70 //arper 3
77 Strawlleld 3
79 Buck sport 3
80 Spring Liranok H
61 Sal tin -a 3
62 Mill Swamp 3
65 W alts 4
89 Seven Mil# 3
00 Hauler 2
01 Pleasant Hill 2
ti'J Vaughts 4
04 Oak Crova 3
05 Twelve liil* 2
07 Carolina 3
08 Kingston 2
00 Aynor 4
107 4*
School Uoqm Bond Tax.
An additional levy in School District
No. 19, (Conway) of two mills
is made to pay interest on the school
House Bonds and to create a sinking
fund for thoir final retirement.
Capitation Tax
A poll tax of one dollar for school
purposes is levied upon every male
citizen between the ages of 21 and
GO years able to earn a living except
Confederate Veterans over 60 years
of age.
A Capitation Tax of one dollar is
levied on each Dog in the County:
Commutation Uoad Tax
Commutation Uoad Tax of $3 00
for the year 1913 is payable from
January 1st, to April 30ih, 1913, by
all able bodied male persons between
the .ages of 21 and B0 years.
Fishery Stamps
Fishery Stamps or tags may be
obtained from the Treasurer at any
time. When parties order by mail
they should enclose postage otherwise
postage will be deducted.
Treasurer's Itinerary
The Treasurer will attend the following
places on the day and hour
named lor the purpose of collecting
taxes.
Nov. 3()fch-Burgeas 9 to 11, Socastee
2 to 3.
December 2nd--Wampe# 9 to 12,
Little Kiver 2 to 4.
December3rd?Ifibeneier 9 to II,
Hammond 2 to 4,
December 4th--Daisy 0 to II, Sanferd
2 to f>,
.Dec.'mbflp 5th--Bayboro 0 to 12,
Zoan 2 to 2.
December 6th--Uehoboth 0 to 11,
Cooi Spring 2 to 3,
December !)bh--Ajnor 10 to 12,
Galivanu Ferry 2 to 4.
December 10th--Hlnson b Ward's
0 a m to 3 p m.
December llth-Connerlj'i Store
0 a m to 3 p rn.
December 12th-Green Sea 0 a in
to 3 p m
December 13th--LorU 0 a m to 3
m,
John Holt,
Treasurer of tfnrrr Oniintv.
Bss'a ays for Landmark*
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memory and a keeo ape Tor landmarks.
Thin is testified by tho fad
that almost all bees fly by day, wheroda
such creatures as moths?of no
fbrod homo or occupation?fly in tho
darkness. A bee would bo lost at
midnight because It oould not reoognlzo
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