The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 21, 1915, Image 5
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I LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Bring: us the dollar.
S. F. Bourn of Haskell was in Ccnway
on business one day last week.
V. M. Stroud visited this city last
week on business.
Don't forget to put on that revenue
stamp.
t5m? 4-a ?1 ^
*???r kv piaiik VJUIUCII rens. V/Uilway
Drug Company.?adv.
W. J. Hendricks was in Conway last
Thursday 011 business.
H. W. Cannon was in Conway one
day last week.
You need an early garden. Conway
Drug Company.?adv.
See notice on first page of the visit
of Drs. Thompson and Wilkins.
W. P. Hardee spent some time in
Conway lately on business.
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New crop Flower and Garden Seed,
plant early. Conway Drug Co.?adv.
W. M. Mishoe was in Conway one
day last week on business.
| S. C. Rabon was in Conway last
Saturday.
Mrs. S. Gillis was in Conway last
Saturday.
H. B. Klliott was among those coming
into Conway on business last week
p New Crop Garden Seed. C. Drug Co
adv.
Parrott & Co., starts next week.
It is one of the most interesting stories
ever written.
^ Don't miss Parrott & Co. The first
instalment will appear in this paper
next week.
Bring us that dollar that you owe.
We never needed it more.
k' The recent bad weather has put the
roads in very bad condition and has
thrown business back to some extent.
Opposition and competition hardly
ever hurt a business man quite as bad
as he thought that it would.
Read the advertisement of the Horw
ry Realty, Brokerage & Commission
Co., now running in this paper.
I). R. I? ord was among those visiting
Conway on busines one day last
t week.
^ Give us the fine weather of Spring
after this hard Winter. It will be
highly enjoyable.
We are looking for great improveI
ments at Conway during* the year
*t lDlo that is now in full swing.
\i U. A. Duscnbury and Miss Grace
t Haselden of Toddville, spent last
I Thursday in Conway.
E. S. Gasque of Cool Springs was
1 in Conway on business one day last
week.
f W. B. Chestnut was able to be out
again last week after two or three
days of illness at his residence here.
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Mrs. A. E. Goldfinch and Mrs. W.
! M. Goldfinch visited Mrs. G F. Rhuark
near Toddville one day last week.
I H. L. Mariow of the firm of Vereen
& Mai low was jn Conway last Thurs'
day.
( J. J. Vereen of Socastee township
was among the people visiting Conj
way recently.
| t Farmers are looking* for a good
' fetraWhfcVl'y crop this year. W etrust
| they will not be disappointed.
; Give the agriculturist ample workj
nig capital and you increase the natif
ional stability.
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The world is one great corporation.
| of which the fujdtnOVS are the largest
shareholddVS*
I The farmers cftn nftver hope to become
a factor in public affairs unlfcfcs
thc-y work through organized ch'annels
George M. Long whs among the
farmers visiting Conway last week on
business.
John re Floyd was among those visiting
Conway one day last week on
business,.
Remember that the Comptroller
General extended the time for payment
of taxes, without penalty, until
February 1st, as he had the right to
do under v provision <: ' the law, hut
pay them if you have tno money.
! Mrs. A. W. Barrett left recently to
spend some time with her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Atwater.
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There is strong talk of another
moving picture show. It is said tha^
it will likely be up and in operation
before another sixty days.
K. L. Mishoe of Cool Springs was
taken recently with a case of small
pox. He is the manager of the Cool
Springs Supply Co..
W. Ed. Marsh, one of the successful
farmers of the vicinity of Conway,
spent some time in the city last Thurs
day.
Arthur S. Ehrich of Georgetown,
manager of the Georgetown Grocery
Co., spent last Thursday in Conway
calling on the merchants.
You can get machine work at the
Herald ollice that puts the other kind
in the shade. Try us with the next
order.
Mrs. Leila Hodges and son of Flor-,
ida has been spending some time in j
Conway with the family of her fdther
and mother.
FOR SALE?New Crop Pure Georgia
Cane Syrup in Barrels, Kegs and
cans, write lor prices. W. H. Davis,
Augusta, Ga. 1-15-lm
Romance, mystery, love are all com
bined in the strange story of Parrot!
& Co. It starts in next week's issue
of this paper.
Taking the tax returns is about the
hardest work that the county auditor
has to do. He is now engaged in that
part of his work.
Wanted?Beef cattle, also dressed
beef and pork, Chickens, eggs, etc.
See us quick, Buck Bldg., Conway Gro
eery Co., Will G. Hart, Mgr.?adv.
The average farm yields a net
income on investment of 4 per cent
and the average business 10 to 30 per
cent.
The selfish days of the independent
farmer arc rapidly passsing and we
are beginning to catch the vision and
share the profits of organized efforts.
A. T. Collins was recently taken
very ill with pneumonia. His friends
were glad to hear that he was rapidly
improving the latter part of last week
Hon. Jeremiah Mishoe, member of
the County Pension Board, was laid
up at his home recently with a case of
Small Pox. His home is near Cool
Springs.
J. B. Hughes was among the farmers
of the county visiting Conway
last Thursday. He was acoompanicc
bv one of his sons.
Seth L. Smith a well-known stock
dealer of Vineland, N. C., was in Conway
a few hours on business las
Thursday.
You will miss some good reading
you neglect to read Parrott & Co..
which will begin to run in this paper
next week.
John A. McDermott was mayor pro
torn of Conway during the absence (
Dr. W. E. IvlcCord at the bed side c
his father. Mr. McDermott is a mem
ber of the new council.
The problem of organizing and
systematizing agriculture is one which
the farmers invite assistance of all
lines of industry friendly to their interests.
Mrs. B. J. Sessions and family havr
recently moved into the cottage recently
vacated by Mr. and Mrs. A. B
McCoy, situate on Laurel Stieet, ncx.
door to B. T? Hyman's residence.
Parrott & Co., is a curioug lUirnt,
for a story, but you will learn the reP
son for the name if you read this
great serial which will begin in nexi
week's issue of the Herald.
W. P. Lawrence, one of the experienced
tobacco men who has run ware
houses in Horry for the past several
years, left here last Thursday for ha
home after spending several days here
on business,
Miss Dahlia Baggarly, stenographer
in the law offices of H. H. Woodward,
Esqr., returned last Friday,
after spending several weeks with
friends and relatives at Harmony, N.
C.
W. H. Cook, a former Horryite,but
who is now travelling for a reliable
house, visited Conway for a short
time last week. He is successful in
his present work.
An inventory of the stock of goods
of Conway Mercantile Co., was taken
by H. W. Lewis and J. G. Woodward
last Friday. The amount was between
one thousand and one thousand
live hundred dollars.
Mrs. C. J. Epps was called to Char- h
leston last week by the sudden death I
of her sister, Mrs. M. Hornik. Mrs.
Hornik had been ill for some time but B
her death was not expected by her I
relatives and friends. I
J. R. Thompson cf Bucksville, S. C. gl
was among those visiting Conway on
business the first of this week. He is
the owner of "Central View Farm,''
one of the finest places in this section
of the State.
H. N. Sessions went to Cool Springlast
Friday where he sold the saw mill
and other machinery which was taken
in tne case of U. W. Fhipps vs. W. H. H
Alford and J. H. Alford. Mr. Sessions
acted as the agent of the holders
of the mortgages against the
plant.
The last section of the largo Ft eel
tank, being erected under a joint < ontract
between the Conway Lumber Co.
and the Town of Conway, was inverted
in place last week and then the
work of putting on the cover was com M
menced. The work has been about H
finished, but it will be some :ime yet H
before the water can be used from the
system. fl
Have you ever read Parrott & Co., B
one of the most interesting romances 9
ever written ? Then be sure to start g
it with next week's issue of this pa- 9
per. We have the novel complete in J
plates and it will be run in install- 3
ment form about a page a week and Q
it will last for about ten weeks. If w
you should not have the idea of reading
it week by week as it comes out, m
then savp nil of thn ikkiips until tV?n h
last installment has been run, anu >ou|2
can read it all at once. jg
Bad Weather Continued.
Many citizens wer? oking and ful- ?9
l.v expecting bet to- weather this week S
For some time past the weather has
alternated between very cold and vcr\
rainy weather, fortunately though, 1
without any sleet or snow. The lat- ft
ter part of last week, the skies clear- |
ed off and everything looked lik~ weii
might have a period of good weatheriart
at last. Not so however, for on Sun-IB
day the clouds gathered and it began ;B
to rain, and it rained all through Sun- H
day, Sunday night and Monday. rJ
In many sections of Horry Count ?k
the ground was already too wet to K
plough, the farmers were already gj
thrown back in their work. Nov; H
since the heavy rains have continued H
it will no doubt be worse for ihe m. Jjj^
FOR RENT. j
One four-room house, barn and out-|?
buildings. Large flower and vegetable
gardens. Plenty of grape vines S
and other fruit trees;10 acres cf land B
to plant and plenty of wood on place IS
for family use. All of this for $10 a $8
month. Only a quarter of a mile jy
from Peach Tree, one of the best .shipping
points en the Waccamaw IIIvor. $
.A nply to Mr. It. M. Prince, Socasteo. gj
S; C., Via Bucksville, Horry County.
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m L. D. MACGRATH, m J
jus Manager. js5t 8
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. f
In the Matter of the Assigned Estate ji
of Conway Mercantile Co. 'i
To All Ci'editors of the Conway Mer m
cantile Company: "
You are hereby notified that a S
meeting of the creditors of Conway l|
Mercantile Company, who executed n B
deed of assignment to the under 8
signed on the 11th day of January A. j?
D. 1915, is called to meet at the o fTicc gj
of H. H. Woodward, Esq., in Conway 8
S. C., on the 28th day of January, A. %
D. 1915, at 10 o'clock A. M., for the g
purpose of appointing an agent to act 8
with thr? nssicrnnr* in tVin ?nftlr>mr>rif nf H
the said estate. H
Conway, S. C., Jan. 13, 1015. ?j
A. C. THOMPSON, |
Assignee. *
NOTICE. ?
All persons within Simpson Creek js
township, District No. 13, arc hereby a
respectfully requested to build up <S
their fences so as to comply with the ?]
law which requires them to bo at least II
four feet high measuring from the jfl
level of the ground; and the law will! JSJ
be enforced if not complied with by ^
March 1st, 1915. I request that this ]$
be done in accordance with the duties 33
imposed upon this ofiico by the statu .g
tes. H. C. Gore,
3ti. Magistrate. w
Only Or.e "BROMO QUhNINtP' |
To get the genuine, cull for full tinme, .
TIvK IiROMO QU'. g. X,ooktor.sw;. :* -nor ' j
K. W. GROVF. Cures n Cold in One I: ?y. 3t<u ^
cough and headache, huU works olf cold. ?'5c
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TO MY FRIENDS THE TO
| tol/o thio a! <
iuixv lino uicaild Ui \
ing that exists between us, a
patronage you have given m<
have been engaged in the to
midst. I desire to say in that
ganize a new and up-to-dat
the same to be located on a li
diagonally across from the H
street from the Farmers Wa
brick and amply large to tak
ever come to it. It will have.
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I will be prepared to extend t
every privilege, favor and <
could exnect. I will hp thp m
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will be on hand at all times di
and protect the interests of t
warehouse will start soon. I
sona! attention from the ver
not be connected with any ot
j to ask the farmers of Horry (
I patronage at this new place
harder than over to give you
Va., for any information aboi
the patronage and good will
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I To Th Gift"
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| We have formed a com]
II Commission business, known
! Commission Co. We have g<
money for ourselves but a!s<
and State.
We want your cooperat
We hope by our earnes
ourselves.
OfifP IS1
We will sell your lot, yc
toes, your vegetables, your li
I you have to sell.
If you want to buy, we
We will handle anything' fron
your help.
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E: S, C, BAKER, J, N
General Counsel
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tti f'-n r -rr n rimmtmi i nr rri -mr ?
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IBACCO GROWERS OF HORRY I I
expressing the continued good feel- I I
nd to thank you one and all for the I
3 during the several years that I I
ibacco warehouse business in your I
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uuimeuuuN iriai i am neiping to or- B
e warehouse business at Conway, I
ot that is now vacant on the corner I
lorry Warehouse and across the I
rehouse. The building will be of I
;e care of all the tobacco that may 1
all of the modern conveniences, and I
o each and every individual farmer 1
jourtesy, that any reasonable man I
eneral manager of the business and |
uring the sales season to look after |
he farmers. The work on this new 1
will give it my exclusive and per- 3
y opening of the business. I will 1
her warehouse in Conway. I want 1
bounty to continue to uive me their
of business, and I promise to labor |j
satisfaction. Write me at Danville, |
it tobacco. Again thanking you for |
you have shown me in past years, |
YOURS VERY TRULY, |
J. e, BOWLES J'
?t<?m % m^wmm t ihhi i "mi
% m> $ 11.?% alii
uany to do a Realty, Brokerage and fl
as The Korry Realty, Brokerage & $
one into this not merely to make 9
o to help the people of our County m
ion, your help and your good will.
t endeavors to help you as well as ^
c oi tml i
<j u 11 iui |ii
>ur farm, your berries, your porta- *
umber and timber, or anything' else I 9
can supply you anything- you want. j?]
i a peanut to an anchor. We want ftl
MPANY: 1,
f. LITTLE. W. G. PITTS, |
Manager Civil Engineer !
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