Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TO 01 'Thursday, 1 in the tutu and chemicals. $ 1 f 'I?***** M?rfi*w p* | { I LOCAL fifiO PERSONAL j Send in the dollar you owe now. Miss Nina Sasser is visiting friends here this week. t yif ning sa'e? at t!v? Horry Tobaco Warehouse on July 22nd.?adv. Miss Ella Sessions spent the week end at Myrtle Beach with friends. Baled hay, vcch and oats, and oats for sale by J. E. Nicholas.?aclv?tf. W. C. Martin was among the farmers visiting Conway last week on business. *4 Sam Pipkin was in Conway last week and took in the ball game while here. Try the opc-uing sales at the Horry Tobacco Warehouse on July 22nd.? Vl,|v' Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dusenbury were in the Toddville section the middle of I last work. Don't forgot the opening sales on July 22nd at Horry Tobacco Warehouse.?adv. Dr. J. C. Epps and family moved over last week to their summer home Pat Myrtle Beach. How about that next job of printing? Let us have it and get value ^for your money. J. T. Shelly of Aynor was among those visiting Conway on business the middle of last week. Mrs. Ed Jones and little son of Mullins have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. D. Jones here. Miss Gertrude Jordan of near Conway was in town last Friday visiting 4 her sister, Mrs. C. E. Dozier. Mr. L. F. Johnson spent the week . end in Darlington, and has returned to his work.?Florence Times. M isscs Ellen and Eulean Smith of j Florence, who have been visiting friends here, returned home yesterday G. B. Skipper of Port Harrelson spent some time in Conway last week 4 the guest of his brother, H. F. Skipper I \ j We have already told the Conway Light & Power Co., that Conway needs day current for running fans. M isses Alice and Ruth Bethca leave | today for Myrtle Beach where they will spend a week.?Mullins Enterprise. There were more showers the latter I part of last week. The crops were greatly benefitted by them in this sec5 tion. Iy n Cornilus Cannon of the Haskell w section of this county was among the II farmers who visited Conway last ft week., 1 Miss Don Rogers of Fair Bluff, B arrived in Conway last week to visit |! the familv of Mr. nriH Mra CI r* Jenkins. Mrs. J. A. Norton came over from Myrtle Beach last Friday to take in the ball game between Conway and Chadbourn. w L. D. Macgrath, the genial manager *^of the Horry County Trust Co., visited Gallivants Ferry on business last week. J. W. Bowles, the manager of ihe Farmers Tobacco Warehouse ar. A.\nor, S. Cj spent some time in Conway Von business last week. Mrs. B. T. IIyman, and Misses Gussie McCracken* and C ecil McKeithan attended the funeral at Union church ^ last Wednesday. JR FR Ik IPtNIKt m \tai m Mrs. D. F. Gregg is visiting rcla- | lives in Florence. I ( R. J. Beverly of Toddville was in Conway last Saturday on business. Screen the inilk house thoroughly i Take no chances. Flics must be kept out. j t B. Parker of Nixonville was among \ those visiting Conway on business last week. A. P. Johnson was away last week ( nurchasing goods for the Conway Mercantile Company. Extra quality of men's all wool 1 sorgo pants?the $8.00 kind at $2.25. j V THE CASH STORE.?adv. q A. C. Thompson left last week for New York on business to remain ? away for several da vs. C On last Monday THE CASH STORE | unloaded another car of flour and1. meal?fresh from the mills.?adv. n P. S. Cooner, the president of the ^ Bank of Boris, passed through Conway the latter part of last week to spend a week at Myrtle Beach. iE 1E. A. Jor-rlan of Aynor, S. C., and 11 one of the leading business men of that growing place, spent several hours in Conway on business the lat- <1 ter part of last week. I s c ? k .T. A. E a so n has stove wood for sale. Phone your wants to him at Willow No. 85-6 for any length you ^ want. Prices right.?adv.?7-2.1-.5t. s n A. M. Dusenbury of Toddville was amonj? those in the city last Friday attending the ball game between Conway and Chadbourne. \ Misses Vallerie Carter and Elsie ^ Jones of Mullins are spending some time v/ith friends here and at Myrtle Beach. 1 a The opening sales at the Horry ' Tobacco Warehouse will come off on July 22nd. Call on rhc manager Mr. J. R. Bowles with the first lot.?adv. j _ 1 winie \). Jenrette, who is with the j Palmetto Grocery Co., of Mullins, vis- , ited Conway last Friday and remain- c k ed here some time on legal business. <, c Capt. J. R. Bowles has not been idle since he arrived here several weeks ago to prepare for the coming tobac- t co sales at the Horry Tobacco Ware- < house. Y I Miss Hucks of Cedar Grove spent t the day in Conway Friday with her ( brother, Mr. Herbert Hucks, and she attended the ball game in the afternoon. 1 : t Think of J. R. Bowles at the Horry t Tobacco Warehouse when you take i out the next barn of cured tobacco. < Bring a load to him for the opening c sales on July 22nd.?adv. \ c For results try an advertisement in this paper. It has brought business to others and it will surely bring it i to you, just as surely as you have any f thig worty of being placed before the j public. t " c J. R. Bowles is again at the Horry t Tobacco Warehouse with all of his ex- c perience in selling the tobacco to the best advantage for the farmers of Horry County. Give him a trial with the first load.?adv. I The watermelons so long delayed x by the dry weather of the Spring * o have at last been coming in considerabie quantities. Most of them arc 1 rather smaller than usual in this sec- ,s tion of the State, but they are fine in flavor just the same. t Rev. A. D. Getts, of Conway, pass- li ed Lhrou. h here Monday en route to t Latta. la4 will hold a protracted s meet' : i Dothan church near Latta, ? which will be in progress for a week. I From thcuv* Mr. Iletts will go to Lake v University, near Ashcville, for a cou- a pie of weeks.?Mullins Enterprise. v IENDS i DAY. Wi t? E3 ^ Jos. W. Holliday was in Conway he first of last week from Savage, S. George W. King of Socastec was ; imojig those visiting Conway on business last Saturday. Misses Helen and Dorothy McCoy eft yesterday to spend several weeks villi relatives in Richmond, V i. T. M. Owens, one of the prosperous arniers of Socastec township, was in Conway the latter part of last week. This paper cannot publish communications sent in without the true lame of the writer, as we have fre[uently stated. We have just received another car f cracked corn. Wc have the goods iv.t tho prices are always right. THE J ASH STORE.?adv. Walter West of Socastee, and who s one of tlic leading* farmers of that eighborhood, spent a portion of last Saturday in Conway on business. Miss Albertine Haselden of Marion i massed through Conway last week on Lor way to visit her sister, Miss Grace iaseldcn, at Toddville, S. C. Miss George Johnson left last Monlay for Charleston where she will pond some time with her sister, Mrs. shelly. Wc believe that we have the best mines in men's pants and ladies kirts that we have ever seen offered. ?HE CASH STORE.?adv. Misses May and Sadie Goldfinch pent last week at Southport, N. 2., and returned to their home here 011 ast Saturday. John Hardwiek of Charleston arived in Conway several days ago lid will SDend his Slimmer 1 . ~ ~ lore with relatives. Miss Sadie Sweet returned last Sat- ! rnlay from Myrtle Beach after spendng several days with Mrs. Hal L. Buck enjoying the cooling breezes. Mrs. R. C. Hunter, of Prosperity, 3. C., arrived here last Monday to spend some time visiting her father md mother, Mrs. D. T. McNeill. Mr. Editor:?We wish to advise the rading public at large that flour has leclined in price, and that they should my this article for much less money, t is best to deal with the concern hat always keeps you posted. THE 3ASH STORE.?adv. If you live on one of the new rural 'rec delivery routes and have never < aken the Horry Herald for the reason hat you could not get it promptly, you ire the man with whom we want to leal. Send in your subscription at >nce for a year and after that you vould not be without the weekly visits >f the paper. It's surprising and really astonishing how quickly the right price on ;;ood articles will move it. We have >ut the moving price on our shoes and hey are fast leaving our shelves. Get ine of the thousand pairs that we are losing out. Don't delay your purhase. THE CASH STORE.?adv. Georgetown is ahead of Conway in ho matter of moving picture shows. ,ast week an expert was there taking news of the places of interest, the aeivitics of the Georgetown people, and cenos especially arranged to look well n the moving pictures afterward ;ho\vn 011 the screens. Walter N. Gerrald left here the later part of last week for Loris whore 10 has decided to locate for the pracice of his profession. He recently , rraduated in law in Atlanta Law School and stood high in his classes, fe is a young man who is making his ray l?y hard work and perseverance, nd these are hard things to down vhen it comes to m; king a success. s $ g% g* ill! iii^iPiil I Ma U&H "Uilal Miss Lizzie Ogilvie of Lexington, S. C., arrived in the city last week to spend some time here visiting her sister, Mrs. W. E. MeCord. Miss Lizzie is well remembered here by many friends. She is a daughter of the late James W. Ogilvie who was assistant editor and manager of the Horry Herald here for a number of years prior to 1912. NOTICE! We wish to announce through the columns of The Herald that there will be a Children's Day at New Homo Church on the 4th SundayETAOIN Church on the 4th Saturday in July, being' the 2b th day of the month. We respectfully invite all i:o attend. A nice time and good order is expected. Respect Plly, A. T. Suggs, S. M. Chestnut, Committee. NOTICE OE SALE. Under and by virtue of tiie decree ir.cl judgment of the court made by his Honor, S. W. G- Shipp Presiding Judge, in the ens.' of Oiirvmx ii? av i Collins Company, Plaintiffs, vs. Wil- j iiam Wi'^on, J. C. Wilson, Mclvina ' Gail so, Frances N. Booth, 1 aura Wil- ! son, Robert*Wilson, Joe Wilson, Henry W ilson, Jim W ilson, jr., Julia Ann Ford, Sam Parker, Sarah Parker, ct ah, Defendants and dated the 27u\ day of May A. D. 1914, 1 the undersigned J. A. Lewis, Sheriff of Horry County, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder before the Court House door at Conway, in Horry County, and State of South Carolina, during legal hours of sale, on salesday in August next, it being the 3 day of said month, all and singular those certain lands situate in Horry County and described as follows, to-wit: All and singular that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in Conway Township, County and State aforesaid, and on the East side of the road leading from Conway to Pireway Ferry and about seven miles distant from Conway, S. C., containing ninety-four (94) acres, more or less, said land being a portion of a tract originally granted to one Samuel Grier on the 17th day of September A. D. 1790, and deeded to Joseph D. Wilson by one R. G. W. Grissette under date of October 1st, A. D. 1881. Reference had to a plat of survey made by A. H. Crawford, August 12th, 1873, will more fully show these courses and distances. Beginning at an oak corner on Popular Creek and corner: thence N. 10 to a stake! running along said Crook to a stake thence N. W. 70-20 to a Lightwood Tree Corner on said Popular Creek. TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. The property above described was sold by the Sheriff to J. C. Wilson, on salesday in July last at the highest bid of $500.00. * Said J. C. Wilson having failed and neglected to comply with his bid, the land will be re- . sold as above stated at the risk of the said defaulting bidder. J. A. Lewis, Sheriff of Horry County Conway, S. C., July 14th, 1914. H. IL Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney. Notice to Tobacco Sellers. Mullins, S. C., is the best market to sell your tobacco on and it is a given up fact that the Central Warehouse is the leader for high prices and bigaverages because we have the besl lighted house in the State, because 1 j I ? wt- know tooacco and know how to sell it high. Our market opens Wednesday July 22nd, and our house is already open day and night to receive tobacco. Will appreciate your trade and ",'ur. ran toe the highest 1 inrk? t prices to all. Your friends, Clark & Lewis, 7-l(5-2t.?adv. The games of ball played on the Conway diamond last week were interesting and entertained a large crowd of people on Friday evening. k 1 I * h I To Give the Public the Their Produce, and Sell The at the Lowest Prices the Mf EfttG&&?&g Sell the cotton and oth with the old reliable Oo^onbury I BSC Toddvi | lilfflff I | Entrance 1 t Entrance examinations to 1 ihi j'Jli will be hold by the County ? I County Court House Friday, sl The University offers vari< ||| ature, history, law and busin 'J and many oportunities for se number of scholarships are av I this state receive free tuition I L Law. For full particulars v I The Pn I | University of 1 | Columt I ~^=??==ln=J^ See Geo. L. Mar: For prices on Fertilizer, of Soda. -DID YOl That CONWAY LrX Is row under new manageim nto an up-to-date place to ei REGULAR DINNER When in Town and your you that you are hungry, trj trial is all we ask. CONWAY LU BORDEAUX & Ni: BUCKLEY BROS., old stan< ff\ sir kind in Highest Market Prices for m What They Have to buy trkets Will Afford. er things you h ive to sell I "fc ft*"* ?ft MI B x oompsny, ?a r** ,-v 1109 ,3o W. if III 1 examination ? & the University of South Carolina j] ij Superintendent of Education at the frf 1 Julv the 10th, 1914. t1. i od courses of study in science, liter- [| 1 less, The expenses arc moderate [j]j If support are afforded. A large |j ailable. Graduates of colleges in | It in all courses except in the school of j| ! /rite to J esident, | South Carolina | >ia. S. C. 10 - jt sh AND V. D. Johnson Special prices on Nitrate Conway, S. C. 7 KNOWThe mCH ROOM int, and has been rommlplpH at. S SERVED DAILY 1 appetite gently reminds ' us for a quick lunch. 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