Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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| LOCAL AND PERSONAL j ' fe < Last Monday was salesday. Palm Beach Suits $5.75 at Russ * Bros.?adv. W. Percy Hardwicke has purchased 8 ^ a Ford Touring Car. Cotton has dropped, so has prices t at Russ Bros.?adv. ^ M O. Anderson was in Conway the ^ latter part of last week. Y"\ ^ ^.1. n 1 _ i _ /%% m ? ? ? r LfocK oingieton on ioacivilie was c in Conway several days last week: 1 5 or 6 doses 666 wil break any case ^ ) of Fever or Chills. Price 25 cents. ^ Ben Singleton of Toddville section spent a day or two here last week. i Alva Chestnut and wife of Shell ^ section spent last Friday in Conway. G. B. Jenkins and members of his \ family visited Fair Bluff last Thursday. While war is waging in Europe we ^ are waging wav on high prices. Russ ' , Bros.?adv. t Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Marsh of Conway, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Floyd.?Mullins Enterprise i Wilbert Jenkins of Fair Bluff spent Monday and Tuesday with his broth- 1 ^ er, G. B. Jenkins. Mrs. Will Jones and child are spend ing the week in Conway and Myrtle Beach.?Mullins Enterprise. 1 Commencing Friday, the 7th and ] t lasting until the 14th, all Summer ^ Goods at cost. Iiuss Bros.?adv. Miss Bessie Burbage of Florence arrived here several days ago to spend her summer vacation with relatives and friends. M The tobacco prices this season . promise to be encouraging to the farmers all the way through. We hope so. fi C. Razor of Floyds township spent some time i:i Conway on last Wednesday. He came here on legal ^ business. The showers of rain the middle of last week followed as dry a period as this year has so far brought. It was far too light to wet the ground. And still tli (town is without a f street sprinkler* and any regular system of laying the dust that will persist in rising in clouds any dry day. The weather was remarkably cooler last Thursday and Friday. It was a relief after the hot days of the first ^ of last week. J. C. Roberts, one of the enterprising farmers of the Galivants Ferry section, visited Conway on business one day last wccK. Miss Em Coles of Conway is visit# ing Miss Lew and Marie Simons at ; 4F 1100 Henderson street. Miss Coles expects to go from Columbia to Pawley's Island.?The State. Vi The Herald received an open boil of cotton last week from the farm of Dr. R. G. Sloan of Little River. He was ? amorij the first to have open cotton this year. J. A. Eason has stove wood for J sale. Phone your wants to him at Willow No.-85-6 for any length you want. Prices right.?adv.?7-23-5t. v Last Wednesday there were several people waiting in town to see just who would file pledges for the four county offices to be filled. The time ' . expired last Wednesday at noon. A volunteer is wanted to keep the . grass on the yard at the ladies' rest room properly trimmed and mowed. W Nothing adds so much to the beauty of a lawn. G. Fred Stalvey, Esq., and family of Lake City were recent arrivals here to spend some time with relativ es, and several days at Myrtle Beach before returning to their home. $ W. R. Lewis recently installed a six horse power gasoline engine at the plant of the Conway Bottling Works. It adds to the efficiency of the plant. The small engine that was fj replaced by the lorger motor will be \ repaired for use elsewhere. We unloaded two solid cars flour lost Monday and Tuesday. , Flour is rapidly advancing, but we are holdJ ing the prices down. THE CASH -STORE, Conway and Mulling, >S C.? I Everybody is shouting Aynor and L,awrence's.?adv. < 5 or 6 doses 666 will break any case >f Fever or Chills. Price 25 cents. 1 W. N. Jerrald of Loris spent last 1 Monday in Conway on business. j Talk is cheap but tobacco is high it Lawrence's.?adv. < 1 L. L. Price of Fair Bluff was among ;hose visiting Conway recently. Let us have the next load at the ] lorry.?adv. ( < : " - < The county candidates seem to be { standing: the road very well, and about j ill of them seem to be in good trim. Everything for the farmer at the 3orry Tobacco Warehouse.?adv. , Why,<Jofjwgtvwait to see me? Just oad up and bring a sack to carry your noney in when the sale is over at ' Lawrence's.?adv. P. R. Casey, one of the leading tolacco men of Loris, spent a few days ! lours in Conway last Saturday. In spite of the dry weather they lave sold around fifty thousand lbs. it Lawrence's.?adv. Arnold Bell, one of the leading 1 business men of Bayboro township, visited Conway the middle of last ; week on business, remaining here for several hours. Ha! Ha! They thought everything was going their way. But it seems that the right way is Lawrence's.?adv. W. J. Singleton and L. E. Singleton, and Mrs. W. J. Singleton spent some time in Conway last week on hiisinoRs Don't miss a sack of that corn at Dorsey & Dorman's, Adrian, S. C.? adv. Do not forget the great value of winter cover crops. Clemson College is telling farmers to "grow legumes and cut the nitrogen bill." Come on and gel your corn at Dor- j sey & Dorman's, Adrian, S. C.?adv. In making a waterglasp solution for preserving eggs be sure to boil the water thoroughly and to rinse the jar or crock with boiling water. This kills bacteria. The waterglass ; solution does the rest of the work. Remember you will not be worried about this drouth if you sell your to- i bacco at Lawrence's.?adv. Mrs. S. F. Ncsmith and children of Kvergreen were in Conway last Friday. Bring your tobacco to Farmers Warehouse and you v.'ili not know there is a war. Burroughs & Adams. ?adv. Misses Helen, Myrtle and Grace .uaagciv, ana .Mrs. Gallic Madgett, all of Tennessee, are spending* several days at Myrtle Beach enjoying the cooling breezes. They are relatives of Mi*, and Mrs. W. H. Howell. War has not reduced prices of tobacco at Farmers Warehouse. Burroughs & Adams.?adv. Tillman Dusenbury of Willow was in Conway last Friday attending the ball game. Fresh car corn going at $2.00 per sack. Dorsey & Dorman, Adrian, S. C.?adv. Carl Dusenbury of Toddville was among those who attended the ball game here last Friday afternoon. Miss Dahlia E. Baggarly, the efficient stenographer in the law oflices of H. H. Woodward, Esq., is spending the week at Myrtle Beach, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hal L. Buck. If you cannot get there in daylight, Drmg it at nignt. we will see that your load of tobacco is taken care of. J. R. Bowles.?adv. S. F. Bourne, one of the leading farmers of the Pee Dee section, spent a fev; hours in Conway last Friday on business. ' r Those people that rode around and told you that Aynor would not get buyers told something that sounds like a L? to me. One dollar reward for any man that sells tobacco and is not satisfied at Lawrences's. ?adv. We arc in position to serve our customers to best advantage in the way of Good goods and low prices. THE CASH STORE, Conway and Mullins, S. C.?adv. Dr. J. K. Stalvey of Bucksport, S. 3., was in Conway last Friday. Capt. J. R. Bowles of the Horry robacco Warehouse is more on the lustle than ever in making every effort possible to acommodate the growers.?adv. Miss Fannie Wait Watson was in Uonway last Thursday and remained lere for some time. We have opened a large grocery rosiness in Mulins, S. C., with Mr. Ed N. Jones in charge, and we will thank >ur friends and customers to visit >ur store when over there. THE 3ASH STORE, Conway and Mullins, 3. C.?adv. r> :.1 i_i.? _ . - ? x i x ufsiui's tuning in touacco ai nigni, it the Horry Tobacco Warehouse, which they are prepared to do if you want it, arrangements have been made for stabling the teams. Bring your next load to the Horry.?adv. Misses Jennie, Lunette and Bessie Burbage, are spending the weey at Myrtle Beach with their sister, Mrs. N. C. Adams. The CASH STORES are selling Flour at $4.25 per barrel, good grade of rice $2.75 per sack, coffee 11 1-2 per pound by the sack, granulated sugar 5c per pound by the sack, meat 10c per pound, lard 9c to 9 l-2c, other goods at correspondingly low prices. We will be glad to have you visit us. THE CASH STOKES, Conway and Mullins, S. C.?adv. Why Flies are Dangerous. It is easy for flies to carry disease from one person to another, from a person to an animal, from an animal to a person or from an animal to another animal. In this way flies are practically universal transmitters of disease. Circular 28 of Clemson College describes fully how to fight flies. Vacations for Farm Wives Few people work any harder than the average farm wife. There is no good reason why she should not have a vacation and many good reasons why she should. Persuade her to go away to some place where she will have a chance, if it be for cnlv a few aays. New Barber Shop Open. The wooden building that used to stand in the rear of the Norton Drug' Company as stated in a recent issue of this paper was moved down to the alley way in the rear of the Peoples Tobacco Warehouse, and fitted up for a barber saop. 3.1 r. Sawyer moved in last week and opened for business having several good barbers interested with him. MEETING AT SOCASTEF, ALMOST FELL THROUGH Only Twenty Voters Greeted the County Candidates Last Tuesday The county campaign meeting at Socastee last Tuesday almost fell through on account of the rain which fell all day nearly. The candidates at first decided not to go at all, but finally p;ot off. Only about twenty voters met them. The speeches were about the same as before. Mr. J. S. Vaught was absent, also Mr. IT. W. Mishoe, also Mr. John Holt. CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE, IN COUNTY CAMPAIGN, Laboring Under Difficulties, But Still Going Onward. The candidates for county offices were due at Tilly Swamp yesterday, and at Wampee today. The rain still held yesterday. The rains and also the heat and lack of interest are keeping the people away from the meetings. The speeches at all the meeti o l\Ai if f li a o n iii^o aiu auuui tuvj oaiiii;* Drag Store MoOies, "THE MIDNIC Pretty old film, this. Bu It is: "Watch your stef that teething ring long ag Now how about purchas quantities ? Cheaper an CONWAY DH CONW, , i LATENT NEWS ITEMS, ABOUT EUROPEAN WAR Gathered Hastily for Quick Reading By Busy Subscribers. Great Britain yesterday sent an ultimatum to Germany demanding satisfactory reply by midnight on Belgian Neutrality. A proclamation by King George requiring the gathering of the British army was read out from the steps of the Royal Exchange. While a large croud of subjects cheered and sang. German troops have invaded Belgian territory. They have also invaded French territory. A German merchant ship is lying in Bar Harbor. Me., with Xio.ono nan in Gold on board. She is afraid of capture. The war will affect the price of cotton as there is danger in shipping it across the seas during the war. If England gets involved Japan will | take part. Nine million dollars has just been made available by special act of American Congress. This will be of enormous value- to the cotton growers and farmers of the South and West. The Austrians were defeated in one battle last Sunday on Servian soil. Conway Methodist Church. Services for Sunday Aug. 9th: Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. by Rev. E. O. Watson, D. D., Epworth League at 4 p. m. Preaching at 8:15 p. m. by Rev. R. H. Jones of Marion. Prayer meeting services Wednesday night. Service at Elbethel Sunday at 4:30 p. m. Albert D. Bctts, Pastor. CITATION STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry By J. S. Vaught, Esq., Probate Judge, WHEREAS, D. R. Ford made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration of the estate of and effects of A. W. Jackson. THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said A. | \Y .T<ii-j-1 r er>< 1 ' W V. V .? . n ^ > \\ vv-vvkJWIj U ?i. V HIV v k?V and appear, before me in lite Court ? of Probate, to be held at Conway, S. C.,f on the 24th day of Augus' A. D. 1914, next, after publication hereof, at .11 o'clock ia the forenoon, to show I cause, if any they have, why the said : Administration should not bo granted. GIVEN under my hand tins 3rd day of August Anno Domini, 1914. j Published on the Gtli and 13th day of August 1914 in the Horry Herald. J. S. Vaught, Judge of Probate of Horry Co. CITATION i STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry. WHEREAS, Horry County Trust Company made suit to me, to grant ! them Letters of Administration of ! the Estate of and effects of Lizzie j Hughes THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite I and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Lizzie Hughes, deceased, that they be and appear, before me in the Court of Probate, to be held at Conway, S. C., on 1.1th day of Aug. 1914 next, after publication hereof, at 12 o'clock in the forenoon to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. GIVEN under mv hand, this 1st (lay of August Anno Domini, 1914. . Published on the Gth and 13th day of August 1914 in the Horry Herald. J. S. Vaught, J. P. H. C. II VfA I w f i ijsaBaammmmamamamm ?>. ? K+y.t J-? # ? c ? . 1HT PATROL", it the moral's always new, >!'* Why didn't you buy [o ? And that niter, too. ing your medicines in big d handier. :ua COMPANY. \Y, S. C. Twelve Reasons Why You Should Buy Your Groceries of Us JVo. 8. BECAUSE we treat all customers with equal fairness. Our grocery business is measured bv the golden rule of a square deal for all. Our prices arc square, too. CONWAY, S. C. I As Strong I The ^FARMERS' ST vith a view to assist th ijrowinjr section of Horry tt.si worth frAin tliii I f, , - - > >v ? ?. XI \/ ??s nil/ OtUI Vj II [as any. | If you want to deposit 3 $ ing bring it to us. If we f\ wili do so in every way co 1 I _ ? |j | HOB 5SJ 1 tarmprc I ; k U i ? it a "J 1 O ^ | AYNOR $whbhh?? 1?. vurrn?r.TMV]r m iterirrtrt wis ai'^OTaarMin m? ?aBWt.rv **/ rm MR. FARM After you sell you miiito nmmc'iwjwjimigimyftmni^^mrownnav : and go to the hank don't forget about Dresser, Mattress, Stove, Tub, Hate Wrench?or anvtl that you have be 55 ne is complete, ai right. Come in an K- A _ ? ytm cire ruauy 10 D J. H. The liardv | AYNOR, S. C. ? FOR On e good business lot on Main There is ample room on fr Act quick if you w? One Nice Lot and Sm oke House, Ham, Stables n want this piece of propel on the aba E. A. JORDAN For curing tips follow above receipt, except be twice as long in curing. For instance instead of staying 2 hours, stay 4; instead of (? hours in going from 120 to 150, be fron) 0 t< 12 hours. You should be nearly ot\i week curing a barn of tips.?adv. * ? " * 1 ?11 * * I * X * h Store, MULUHS, S. 8. ATE BANK was started! 8 v> jjvujMt mi a uuoj' cxitu| H ' County. It has proved! | and is now just us strong! I * our money for eafe Keep- ^ can aecomiriochUe you we | insistent with sound hank- | * 1? 1" (pi P $ lis If | UciiiSiJl s-c- 1 vj< ?r.v*ni ?u?mrn w. >v?v.a . wu jarmuwmr^iiwii wmi?< mwin mi tmm n ! ! ! i*? E" ST-^ \ * !r?*4; 1 u, Sa d r loac! of Tobacco tn-nriUMirAviMa iu..,.nnim<ir-.?jm?futftu4iwwi and get your wad, that Chair, fable, Wash Stand, Bed, het, Hammer or ling in either line en wanting. My ; na my prices are 5 el see me whether uy or not. HUNTER vare and Furniture Man SALE street, with five room dwelling, ont for a good sized store, mt a bargain. Also Ten-Room House ind Out-houses. Get busy if you rty. For price and terms ?ve, apply to AYNOK, S. C. Lever Now Recovering. . ? Congressman Lever was confined to { his rooms here for several days the i past week with a severe cold. He w hepesj to be able to go to the capitol again in a few days.