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J LOCAL AND PERSONAL |j Miss Josie Harper spent last Friday in Conway. j Prof. E. C. Allen was in Conway Friday. 2 ^ Mrs. Rogers is visiting Mr. and Mrs ? in this paper. > The cash Store sells the best grade of tobacco twine at a bargain.?adv i W. B. Capps recently accepted a po- 1 sition with the Conway Mercantile Co. * k Don't forget the, opening at the Norton Drug Co. next Thursday.?adv Mrs. H. P. Little was ill last week j but was reported as recovering. c Hudson Shelly of Floyd's was in 1 Conway last Friday. r Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Barrett are t ( spending some time at Myrtle Beach. f If you want the best, use SENSA- t TION Flour. The Cash Store.?adv ^ ^ L. M. Johnson says he is making t things hum at the City Lunch Count- * -er. t Conway needs a moving picture . show and she bids fair to have one % within the next month or so. n George Bessant of Dogwood Neck f township was among the many farm- s ers visiting Conway last Friday for ? the State campaign meeting , r Th Grier Mercantile Co., is adding a new coat of paint to the front 1) of the store to which thoy recently t moved on the Went Bide of Main v street, and they will otherwise im- s prove the appearance of their new e quarters both inside and out. Some of the families who own cot- ii ^U^ages at Myrtle Beach are now think- n ing strong of moving over. The heat has them on the run. ? We have another carload of.sensa- h tion Flour coming early next week. The Cash Store.?adv. s The candidates for state offices I nearly all arrived in the city last r Thursday evening in readiness for the opening of the campaign here on I the following day. J If you want Lemons for the Fourth t of July we have them. The Cash Store 1 ?? Hv 1 John Floyd, an enterprising and * industrious farmer of Floyd's townwas among those who attended 1 "the campaign meeting here last Fri- 1 day. 1 In order to reduce our large stock 1 of dry goods, shoes, hats, and cloth- * ing we are offering exceptionally low prices. Try us. THE CASH STOKE. ?adv. fT. J. Vaught, one of our most progressive farmers from Tilly Swamp, visited Conway last Friday and at% tended the campaign meeting. * Ellis Grainger spent last Thursday jft in Conway at the Campaign meeting. J* W. H. Bell was in the city the latter part of last week on business. > We unloaded another car of one j^ousand bushels of oats last Friday, and a-solid car of hay yesterday. Let us save you money on your feed bills. THE CASH STORE.?adv. J. E. Ellerbe of Marion, candidate for Congress from the 6th Congressional district, came over to Conway last Thursday afternoon and remained here through Friday while the ^campaign meeting for state officers was going on. He shook hands with many of his friends. We know of no place in the State where goods are sold so cheaply as in Conway. The farmers should appreciate this fact, and give the Cash Store their business.?adv. )| J. R. Allsbrooks, a member of the well known firm of Allsbrooks Bros., at Sanford. came down last Fridav to attend the campaign meeting. ( O. E. Todd of Loris, a member of j the firm of Loris Supply Co., spent ! several hours in Conway last Friday, coming over in an automobile. Among those coming over from * A Loris last Friday to attend the State j campaign meeting was the Rev. S T Creech, editor and publisher of the Loris News. T J. V. Collins, recently elected as one t of the Wardens of the town of Loris, was among the gentlemen coming ov- s er from Loris the latter part of last \ week. ? ^ We believe that a dollar will buy J / most Goods at Th?\Cash Store than any other place in Horry county.? adv. i Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Buck are occu- ; pying their cottage at Myrtle Beach ( for the Summer. ~ The Summer season is now on in x jy ful blast at Myrtle Beach, the place 1 that is famed for cooling breezes. ^ The scholarships to the Winthrop t College I Short Course were awarded j to Miss Vira Hinson, of the Loris School, and Miss Hannah Long, of the Evergreen school. J * The new People's Warehouse at Ay nor. built by W. P. Lawrence has ^ % ben finished and is now complete. Any t persons wishing to do so may car*>/?0o priming and they will bo taken care] i of. .Lawrence will be tound on tie / job at any and all times for the ac- i commodation of his customers.?adv. J. A. Eason has stove wood for t sale. PfWne your wants to him at -Willow No. 85-6 for. any length you Wwant. Prices right.?adv.?7-23-5t. j IVfany new improvements have been r made at the store of the Conway i Drug Co., during the past six months. ( To accomodate the increasing business, the company has been compeled yr from time to time to make changes on ' jj# the interior in order to obtain more r ^ room. The additions have always t added to the neat appearance of this J popular store. ; ! i The cement floors were being laid last week in the new store of the Nor- ? ton Drug Company on Main Street. ^ \ Bordeaux & Nixof have a nice advertisement in this issue of the paper. They are doing a fine business it the Conway Lunch Room. See Gecrge L. Marsh and V. D. Johnson about prices on fertilizers. Head their advertisement appearing G?. B. Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Dusenbury, and Miss Grace Haselden, all of Toddville, ipent some time in Conway last week nsiting relatives. Willie Abrams has invented a new ig for freezing ice cream, and has it n operation almost every afternoon it his place of business on Main Street. It is run by an electric motor Our merchants are constantly im>roving their places of business, es>ecially in the matter of appearances, leaning out and repainting. They j ire a set of live energetic business nen, and they will certainly help to nake Conway the city she deserves o be. The town force has been doincr tome much needed work on the sidevalks in places where it is difficult o get along without stumbling. The rood work is being done all of the he time now. Last week an aged woman stating hat she came from Columbus county, L C., canvassed the business men ind some of the residences begging or aims in behalf of relatives who he claimed were in serions condition. Sometimes beggars turn out to be the ichest people in the country. Np*t Monday is salesday. A num?er of tracts of lands are advertised o sell to the highest bidders. It /ill be to your interest to attend this ale, at least if you want to buy real state. The new and up-to-date places gong up in Conway shows that b?.4 less is increasing. D. F. Gregg went to Georgetown ast week and returned to his home iere. Everybody especially invited to in-! pect the new store at the opening of Norton Drug Co., at the old stand lext Thursday.?adv. The railroad company would have >ut up a much nicer depot here long igo if it had not been that they pass it rough Main Street with their rains, and they have known all along hat we would be likely to want them ,o move out, and then the depot would lave to be changed as to location. When you are in town drop in at ,he Conway Drug Co's., old store and icar the Inner-Player Piano which I lave placed there for a few days. I iisrill take pleasure in playing it for ^ou any time.?adv. J. B. Skipper, The One Price Piano Man. The many friends of Mrs O J Bell )f Wampee were pained to learn of ler death last week. She was a sister of Mr. W. L. Bryan, the Clerk of the Court. She had been ill for quite a long time. She died from the cf CttD V/ L <411 upciatiuiu Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Snidder left ast Monday morning for Kingstrce where they attended a family rejnion at the home of the former's 'ather. From that point Mrs. Snider ind little daughter, Evelyn, went to Hcndersonville, N. C., where they will spend a month with Mrs. Addie Burroughs before returning to their lome here. News reached here last week of the death of Mr. Adrian Moore of Southport, N. C. He was a brothern-law of Mrs. J. M. McKeithan and Mrs. B. T. Hyman. He had been ill 'or some time at an infirmary. Last year he spent some time in Conway n the hope that his health would be Denefitted by the change. WANTED AT ONCE?The Burroughs Hospital Training School for Nurses is desirous of adding a few student nurses for training. A splenlid opportunity for young ladies 18 ;o 80 years of age, of good moral character to enter the Nursing profession. For particulars apply by etter or in person to Supt. Burroughs hospital, Conway, S. C.,?adv.-7-16-3t There will be a picnic at Pauley school July 4th, 1914. Everybody is nvited to come and bring well-filled caskets. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Burroughs noved to their Summer home at Myr,le Beach the latter part of last week. Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Betts spent several days last week with Rev. E. I71. Scoggins at Murrells Inlet. Mr. md Mrs. Betts lott here on Monday >f last week and returned to their lome last Thursday. One of the steamers of the Waccanaw Line came up the river on the vav from Georgetown on Thursday >f last week, and unloaded here for ihipment to the markets eight hunIred barrels of cucumbers. These vera picked up by the steamer it the di fVe rent landings below Convay. This is an indication of the imnensc growth in thi.s county in the rucking industry, during the past )asl year or two. M iss Annie Stalvey who has been nsiting at the home of Mr. P. J. Elces of Socastee, has returned home. Messrs. Jessie Anderson and Ar;hur Dorsey of A cian were seen on ;he streets of Conway Friday. Capt. and Mrs. Charles J. Epps and ?amily will move to their summer lome at Myrtle Beach next week. Miss Mary McMillan is expected ,o return home on Tuesday night. W. L. Mishoe, who is representing he E. A. Foy Lightning Rod Com/vf p{ ? i i J..J /any, v/l v/i?. .Jiuitiu, v_/ui<J, ttllU lUCttLCtl iow at Monroo, N. C., has been spending a few clays with his family in Conway. Mrs. J. A. Norton will be at Myrtle 3cach through July and August. M iss Alice Little and Master Howird Little will leave here next Friday ;o spend a weelc wi'h their sister, Miss Evlyn Little, at Try on, N. C. Melvin Rhodes of Loris section was imong those visiting Conway last veek on business. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sotherland \vi spend the week end at Myrtle Bead Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hucks sper last week at Cedar Grove with the pa rents of the former. S. C. Dusenbury, a recent graduat of the law department of the Univer sity of South Carolina, has returne home and it is stated that he wil soon open a law office here for tb practice of his profession. There were showers of rain las Thursday night. There was a thunder storm an? light shower of rain on last Friday. D. J. Cox, one of the leading farm ers of the Myrtle Beach neighborhoo< spent last Friday in Conway. Please do not wait to get a state ment for the amount of your dues t< this paper. Just look at the label 01 your copy, and mail us acheck for al that is due if possible, if not, send u what you can spare and we will appr< ciate it just the same. The soda fountains in Conway di< a rushing business last week, especia ly while the candidates were in th< city. The heat here last Friday was verj intense. Many people who came t< hear the campaign speakers were un comfortable the greater part of th< day. Many while in town failed U hear the speakers at all. CHILD DOING WELL, After Undergoing Operation for Ad noids at Florence Infirmary. Mr. J. W. Tailor returned last Sunday night from Florence, S. C., wher( he went to take his little daughter Edna, nine years of age, suffering from adnoids. She had been suffering for some time. The operatior was performed at Dr. McLeod's infirmary and was successful, and at last accounts the child was doing well and rcpidly recovering. Mr. Tayloi is connected with the Conway Hardware Company here. AY NOR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE The New Manager, J. W. Boyles Called Back Home by Sickness in Family. The Aynor Tobacco Warehouse hai a good manager in M?\ W. Boy?ei of Mt. Airy, N. C., and thi-j new w*ve house in the midst of a large toba<c< raising terrifcoiw, will in doubt bav< a lot to do with the up-building o the tobacco industry in that sectioi this year. The manager came over t Aynor on the 15th. it is understood but he was called back home by ill ness in his family. OPENING OF POPULAR STORI Norton Drug Company Will Ope Beautiful New Store Next Tuesday. The Norton Drug Co., will open fo busines in their handsome new quart ers at the old stand on Main Stree next Thursday .Tulv 9th. The ladie are especially invited to call at th store between the hours of four an nine in the afternoon. No effor will be spared to entertain all visitor who wil be welcome to inspect th the new store. The large soda fountain which i sanitary and modern in every wa> were installed the middle of last wee in readiness for the opening . It i prominently located in the front, an has every convenience known to mod ern in patern and extremely pleas ing to the eye. With beautiful plat glass windows, cement floors, an marble waincoting, the store will pre sent a handsome appearance. Conway Methodist Church. Services for Sunday, July 5th: Sun day School at 9:45 a. m. Preachinj at 11 a. m. This will be followed b; the administration of the Lord's Sup per. Epworth League at 4 p. m Preaching at 8:15 p. m. Prayer meet ing on Wednesday night. A cordia welcome for all. Death of Sarah Margaret Green. Sarah Margaret Green, widow o the late R. P. Green, died at he miles from Conway, last Saturday morning, at a very advanced age. Th< home on the Georgetown road, a fev funeral took place at the Cam] Ground Cemetery on Sunday in thi presence of a large asemblage o relatives and friends. She is surviv nrl Ktr Ann AT m r/ T K' Jf Ullt DVI It) iTll . /J. I J, VII CCII. DEATH OF A CONVICT Anthony Sumter, Serving in the Chain Gang for House Breaking. Anthony Sumter, a negro con vict serving a sentence of five yean for breaking into the home of Mi' Baldwin, a railroad engineer, sevcra years ago, died while 011 the ganj near Nichols iast week, and the re mains were brought here for burial IT is sentence would have been out ii about another month. New Manager for Farmers. Mr. J. S. Adams of Danville, Va. arrived in Conway a few days ago t< take charge of the Farmers Tobacco Warehouse. He will remain here ii active charge of this warehouse throughout the season of 1914. Act ivciy associated with him in the busi noss will be Mr. L. H. Burroughs ai officer of the Farmers Tobacco Ware house Company, Incorporated. It is stated that the progressive business management heretofore shown by this popular warehouse will be thoroughly maintained dur ino* the nresent season. 0 x Treat us Like Mr. Johnson ITas. Iiyken, Ga., June 20, 1914 Editor Horry Herald, Conway, S. C. Dear Sir,?I inclose you check, $2 which will keep my paper coming The Herald is a welcome visitoi every Saturday. Yours Truly, J. K. Johnson. \ X3om i Mill [|jj| j i ' ^5 The 01 =5 Srlls ZZZZ Mason & H. mlin Grand a id ?? Wellington Upright Piano. SSS Kingsbury Upright and Playt -?- Cable Grand ai d Upright and ' SSS Conaver Grand anri Untight 8 ' ? $480.00 buyi r SUSS with B^nch ? This is a piano offering of exoe t strun ent should by all mnan-j that t-vpry member of your fai ; for $G00.00 in.manv r tber pian ; bench, all for $480 00 on e %/IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII , Approaching Wedding Announced. I After the missionary society meet- , ing held at Mrs. McQueen Quattle5 baum's, the guests were invited into 3 the dining room which was tastefully ' _ decorated in green and yellow. A 3 salad course, ice cream and cake were e served. At the place of each of the f guests was a place card bearing in n modest type: "Langston-Quattlc~ hnnm SJonlnmhnv" A rwl in 4 hr> con. I ter of the table was the representation of a miniture bride. The purpose was to announce the wedding of Miss Marjorie Quattlebaum to Rev. LaRue Langston, whice will be solemnized in September. n H. N. Sessions for Magistrate. r H. N. Sessions has a card in this issue announcing his candidacy for the s office of Magistrate at Conway. He e has had experience in the olliee of Judge of Probate, having once been 't elected to that office, and he has servs ed as constable under various magis0 trates and acted often as deputy sheriff, making a record as a fearless s ajjd efficient officer of the peace. 1 PETITION FOR A DRAINAGE DISTRICT. | d STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry. Court of Common Pleas?Clerk's Office. SUMMONS. S. S. Owens, et. al., Plaintiffs, ? vs. y B. F. Hucks, et. ah, Defendants. To the Defendants: l* George Anderson, R. M. Brown, ' Jennie Cox, L. D. Clardy, Socastee Joint Stock Co., W. B. Clardy, Mgr., Ada Gillis, W. H. Hardee, R. Hewitt, S. L. Hucks, W. G. Turbeville, T. G. Owens, John Owens. P. J. Owens, Ida . L. Stalvey, R. Stalvey, Nora Stalvey, - L. D. Suggs, W. F. Simmons, C. G. ] r Newton, M. M. Stalvey, Simeon 1 17 TJunlro j xx uv i\o. ] e Whereas, a petition for the estab- 1 v lishment of a Drainage District in 1 0 Socastee and Conway Townships, lye ing on the Atlantic Ocean and Folley I f Swamp, between the Conway Coast ( - and Western Railroad and the Old 4 Ark Road was tiled by S. S. Owens 1 and others on the 21st day of Decern- t bcr, A. D. 1912; I Whereas, upon return for hearing i said petition on the 1st day of Feb- } - ruary, A. D. 1912, no objections hav- i ing been made to the petition in the ? . above stated case, a Hoard of View3 ers, consisting of A. J. Baker, En- ( gineer, George W. King, and Alex J. c 1 Clardy, were appointed to make a ( ? preliminary report upon the proposed . reported on the 15th day of March, 1 1913, in favor of the establishment ^ cf said District, and added to the part/fes defendant the above named persons herein summoned to answer; \ Now, therefore, c You are hereby summoned and re- I , quired to answer the petition for the c ) establishment of the Drainage Dis- J 3 triet aforesaid; and to tile a copy of i i your answer to the said petition on | s the Clerk of Court of Horry County I ] - at his oflice in Conway within twenty - (20) days after the service hereof, i exclusive of the day of such service; - and if you fail to answer the said petition within the time aforesaid, 3 the plaintiff in this action will apply 1 3 for the relief asked in this petition. 1 3 Dated March 2, 1914. < W. L. BRYAN, (L. S.) > ~ r n t- \ V1VI l\ WJ. VWU1 I. * ( r I To Ada Gillis and W. G. Tubeville, Absent Defendants: Take notice that the petition in the ; foregoing stated action was tiled in the oHioc of the Clerk of the Court of , * Common Pleas, at Conway, S. C., on * r the 21st dav of December A. D. 1912. C W. L. BRYAN, (L. S.) I Clerk of the Court of Common t Pleas.?Adv. J on up tl anb look cirourib ^>e\< on trying ari6 you'll reach tl failure anb success ti'ti I txea from below the ?lopc C^ctru dollar t^ou ?? the tatboar of <?u<xjl&s. Qeiy dollar In the further in the bad^rot rno u nrnmiAtiTn m ft Hit Mitt Ml I & IIHIIIilllililllllliliillllllll 3 SKIPPI ae price Piano and Organ J the worlds bes* Pianos on easy tt Upright Pianos. ?r Piano. I PI iver Piaro. ind Player Piano. s a Strictly High Grade P1j ind 24 Rolls of Plaver Music on ea ?ptional merit that every intenuin investigate, thinK of buying a spl mily can use, and enj >v a piano o stores complete with 24 rolls ( asy payments if desirid iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii flvniio piitDiTv | IUU11 I Ill'UI Lllll [ 1 i ! i in. i lljl NO. 10536. TREASURY DEPARTMENT Office of Comptroller of the Current Washington, D. C., May 6, 191 WHEREAS, by satisfactory e\ rlence presented to the undersigne it has been madeto appear that "TH CONWAY NATIONAL RANK" the Town of Conway in the Coum 3f Horry and the State of Soul Carolina has complied with all tl provisions of the Statutes of tl United States, required to be con plied with before an association shn jo authorized to commence the bus less of Ranking; NOW THEREFORE I, .Tol Skelton Williams, Comptroller of tl Currency, do hereby certify th< 'THE CONWAY NAT ION A 3ANK" in the Town of Conway i he County of Horry and State < l /-i i >;uin Carolina is authorized to con nonce the business of Banking t irovided in Section Fifty one hum ed and sixty nine of the revise Statutes of the United States. IN TESTIMONY WHEW )F witness my hand and Seal < >flice this sixtii day of May, 1914. L. S.) Jno. Skelton Williams, Comptroller of the Currency. f-10-14. adv. NOTICE. The First National Bank of Coi vay, located at Conway, in the Stat >f South Carolina, is closing its a 'airs. All note holders and othc reditors of the association are then 'ore hereby notified to present tl lotes and other claims for paymon HAL. L. BUCK, President. Dated May 7th, 1914. - Notice. Strayed from my place, one whi ind black spotted mostly black list< log. Underbit and upper bit in le >ar, swallow fork in right, about t< nonths old. Suitable reward for ai nformation.?adv. Z. V. Johnson, RFD No. 1, Box 4(> L9-2t Galivants Ferry, S. 1 RUB-MY-TISM Will cure your Kheumatisi Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramp: Bolic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts an Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insecl lie. Antiseptic Anodyne, used ii emaily and externally. Price 25' II it le hill | cct a ^a5hua^or^. SXetp t. tThc distance between rli) as artat as it ^cctno axis off viour View." Herbert Kaufman k?vc U o ruttg in Step hiahcrl ttank put* failure, uti>? =t| vSlorl BillMJl IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW/M^ C11 % Man. ^ rms SIS tyer Piano. EE ksy t irms. SIS tT purchaser of &u*,h an io ISS lendid beautiful tone piano which would ordinarily sell )f iat )st player ra isic and llllllllllllllllllll ?, ?-/ ?r/ -^jn=jr^Jr^=-<r^Jr=^ C=|?r=^?=^C^j]j 1 ^ For in\ny years the old reliable jjf, firm of DUSENBURY A CO., 1 bas been engaged in furnishing to jj* the people of this entire section, ul the goods and supplies that they U need, in almost endless variety, | of the very best quality, aud at r prices that were entirely fair, and Hi which has shown that we were 6 willing to live and let live. ?jj If you want a sqore deal come jjl and give us your t"ade. We have 0j been studying your wants, and is | a pleasure to serve you HIM 8 ?0 TODDVILLE, S. C. 5 I % ||,|Lu| C ^ 11? ^ cy oeiimg v^neap V For Cash. d, E in th WOODWARD BROS., STORE. 10 Butt Meat 10c 10 Il_ Merry Widow Flour, 21 lbs Sacks.. 75c ill 100 Bags Corn, going cheap, ,i- 50 Bags Feed Oats, 50 Bags Good Rice, m 50 Bags Molasses Feed. \c 50 Bags Bran, xt 1000 Founds Butt.Meat. ^ And Car Loads of Plate Ice will be f coming soon. Phone us your wants \[ Phone No. 35. is I A REASON WHY YOU SHOULD COME HERE for Pure Food is because we buy the \ery best that the market affords and guaran1_ tee that it is ill be prepared -e and served to you in a pure J*. sanitary manner at a rcason;r able price. ..Come around v and take a peep at our place in and trv o . in* " ' : IV. - ,r v ?l|l IM |illl t' samt tary Ice Cream, made from pure cow's milk and skim cream direct from dairy every morning We also have a nice Soda Fountain and can give you an up-to-date drink. You should not come to town without to trying our Milk Shakes at only 5c, or m1 one of our Fruit Sherbets. They are ft line and we specially invite ladies to ni see us as we have a nice clean table ly to serve them on. Come one, come all. Y'ours for good service. _ CITY LUNCH COUNTER, 1 L. M. JOHNSON, | General Manager. ; ' 9, t J Piles Cured sr. 6 to 14 Days . Vour druggist will refund money if PA7<"\ OINTMENT fails to cure any case of itching, 1- Blind.Bleedingor Protruding Pile* in6lo 14day*. The first application gives Ease and Rett. 5oo S? t