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II Candidate* Cards m Announcements in this column $5, payable in advance. Mo extra charge tor 2nd pri maryor short card of thanks FOR CONGRESS. I hereby announce mypelf a candidate for Congress* |roi^ the Sixth Congressional l>istrich., gubject^to the wles of thd Deuiocvatitf Irttinary. * ^JULIUS S.^INNES. NOTICE OK SALE. Under and by \irtue of the decree ami judgment ?. t vhe court made by hi.? Honor V. S. Sease, Presiding Judge, in the case of L. H. Burroughs Company, a Corporation, Plain tiffs vs. B. J. Vereen and Conway Savings Bank, a Corporation, Dtfendfl/its, and dated the 3rd day of April a. D. 1916, I, the undersigned J. A. Lewis, Sheriff of Horry County, will uell at public auction to the highest bidder before the CouH Houkp door at Conway, in Horry County, and State of South Carolina, during1 legal hours of sale, on salesday in May next, it being the 1st day of said month, all ^pd singular those certain lands situate in Horry County, and described ?as follows^ to wit: i All and singular that certain piece, parcel or tract of land lying and being in Dogwood Neck Township, in County and State aforesaid, containm. ing three hundred and live (.'.Of)) * acres, and bounded by lands of .M. A. Royals, B. B. Vereen and the VVaccamaw River?this being* the identical I tract conveyed to me by Burroughs <V Collins Co. TKRMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. Conway, S. C., April Pith, 11)HI. J. A. LKWIS, Qiw...; rr r,r i i ^ UHV I 111 V4 1 I \' I I %\ w;uiut> . H. H. WOODWARD, \ Plaintiff's Attorney. o Cieorge L. Adams, proprietor of 11 if ?t. George Hotel of Columbia, S. spent several days here last week interested in the trial of one of the eases coming; lip in the couit. PENSION NOTIC E. & The pensions for the Confederate Soldiers is now ready for distribution, the Clerk of Court will mail out checks?upon request of pensioners or pay out same on orders properly signed and witnessed. W. L. BRYAN, Clerk of Court. ^ NOTICE. To the Churches of the Waccamaw Associat ion: The Waccamaw has been asked to raise this year $800 for Home and Foreign Missions. Up to this date less than half of the amount has been su nt in to Miii- Ti-niiiMii'. or. Wo only have now two more Sundays in which to raise the other $400. if we pay out in full for these two objects before the books close. May wo ben; you to set aside either the third or the fourth Sunday as Missionary Day, and on this day do every thinn possible to secure a nice offerinn; l(,r these twy objects. If necesj| sary make a canvass of the member-1 ship of your church and send in at W"''once the amount collected to Mr. C. m H. Snider, Treasurer, so that he can Ket check to the Boards before the first. Please act and act promptly. ^ J. C. Spivey, Chairman, A. H. Long, Secy, | Laymen Committee. I o J CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE. FOR SALE?300 bushels Nancy Hall seed potatoes. L. W. COOPER.?Jit FOR SALE?Nice lot Carolina Seed Ponders. Delivered Conway. $1.25 ^ per bu. J. V*. NIXON, Conway, S. 0 C., Star Route No. 2. 3-:5p?St-pd. FOR RENT. The house and lot of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pitman, situate near Conway opposite the home of Mrs. C. L. A brums. Apply to H. H. Woodward, Attorney at Law, Conway, S. C. * WANTED. WANTED?Three hundred hops on feet, to dress 7f> lbs and upwards. See me about delivery. W.- Perev i % * Hardwicke, Conwuy, S. C.TAKEN UP. TAKEN. UP?At my place about Jaifc 1, one male hop, with crop in leJfti ear; color, yellow with black spots. Owner can get same by paying charges. W. W. LEWIS, Nixoh ville, S. C. 4 ' - pd. o i? Invigorating to the Palo and Sickly The Old Standard genera! strengthening tonic, r.ROVK'S TASTRUiSS chftl TONIC, drTvea ool Kalaria^enetchea the blood,and butljfei bp the ?r?ton. A tttie tonic. For adtfltc ad children. 50c. A NEW TRIAL WAS ORDERED In the appeal case last week bcfor< the court from the default judgment rendered in the magistrate court in the case of J. D. Montgomery against George J. Holliday, a new trial was ordered after hearing the affidavit made by the defendant showing a reasonable excuse for the non-appearance of the defendant for trial at the time stated in the summons. o Capt. R. G. Duscnbury of Enterprise spent a short time in town the first of the week. * * Miss Bessie Clark returned to Conway Tuesday after spending the week end in Florence. * Nod Grier of Rhems spent Sunday in town. j % % m m Miss Ruth Hendricks was shopping in town the first of the week. ? m m Miss Kate Oliver, saleslady at Conwuy Bargain House, spent last Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Oliver of Ever Green. Dr. L. A. Woodruff, O. P. T. 1)., will return to Conway, S. C., April ir.th and will continue his optical work.?adv. Rev. J. M. Lemon, C. B. Duscnbury,i and D. T. McNeill, left last Tuesday| for Darlington to attend Presbytery j which is in session at that place. * * * * * Miss George Johnson left last Monday for Florence where she saw the j play, "The Birth of a Nation." From there she went to Charleston to attend! I .... 1 j the marriage of her sister, Miss Lorn Johnson, ***** Wm. Pago spent several days here j last wook the guest of his daughter^ Mrs. W. H. Chestnut. * ? * * V. B. Turbeville of Socasteo wasj : mong those visiting Conway on bus-! iness last wook. Mrs. Don T. MoNoill was away last weok on a visit to relatives in the State of Virginia. * * * * J. N. Martin of Marion County; spent some time hero recently visiting j his daughter, Mrs. Paul Quattlebaum.' Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Huelcs wore in Conway with friends and relatives last week. Rev. K. L. McCoy, Rev. (). T.'j Rhoad and Mrs. J. S. Battle loft the; first of last week for Marion to attend the District Sunday School Conference. They having been sent there as delegates. ***** Mrs. Addio Burroughs is visiting at j Choraw, S. C. ***** A COATED TONGUE IB signals the neeu ?>f a good laxative, fl M That is when you'll Ik* glad you know of H I SAN "TOX Fig Cascaros (Tablets). The I action is effective?naturally free and B easy. Pleanunt to take. v. 1 Price 10c and 25c. C Z/ SOLD BY ' NORTON DRUG COMPANY The San-Tox-Rexall Store o NOTICE. There has taken up at my place i two black male hogs unmarked about eight or ten months old. Owner may get same upon proving property and paying charges. B. B. VEREKN, lot. Vina, S. C. o i Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden to enter or trespass in any manner for hunting, fishing, or otherwise, on all that certain plantation known as the L. H. Burroughs farm at Savannah Bluff, containing lib acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of W. V. Cattsey and others, and purchased by j nie at Sheriff's sale of the L. H. Bur-1 roughs estate. A. P. JOHNSON, 1 mo. Gurley, S. S. o Raise plenty of supplies for homet use and it will help you keep fhat mortgage off the farm. MUSTANG , . For Sprains, Lameness, \\* Sores?Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrates and Healer Stops Pain At Once For Man and Beast 25c. 50c. $1. At All Dealers. LINIMENT THE HORRY HBRAl % Lrocel and i ________________ Young Archie Tharp, the boy who was accidentally shot some time ago and was brought to the Burroughs Hospital, died at the hospital the first of this week. F. S. Powell and family moved to Conway from Aynor last week. ? * ? m m Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Kheuark visited relatives at Toddville last Sunday. Mrs. Inez Alexander of Southport, N .C., is here to spend several weeks with relatives and friends. * J. A. McDermott was at Green Sea on business recently. The Pec Dee shad is the delicacy of the season and the prices are considered reasonable. m m m The crowd of court week visitors was rather small to begin with and dwindled down to nothing by Tuesday ! afternoon. m * m m ' Henry F. Bnrfield, one of the lead; ing farmers of Floyds township, spent some time in Conway last week on business. ***** .Miss Flsie Jones, of Mullins, S. ('., spent the week-end here with her parents Mr and Mrs. J. M. 1). Jones. Miss Margaret Howell is visiting Mrs. Leon Scott in Sumter, S. C. Miss Honor Sarvis of Socastee was in Conway visiting friends and relatives last week. x 4: tf A * Rev. I >. !'?. Green spent several days ere 11 ie first o!' the week, * 1 v * * James \V. Johnson <>f Marion was in Conway on last Thursday being the plaintiff in one of the eases coining before the court. * * Henry Mullins of Marion passed through Conway on business one day last week. ? ? Jeremiah Smith spent some time in the court last week as a spectator. * * * * * !\. J. Sherwood has made improvements in his already handsome law offices in the Rank of Horry building. Miss Maude Claredy of Socastee was in Conway reenotly visiting relatives and friends. * * * * W. M. Harrelson of Loris was in Conway last Saturday. * * ? * A. J. Raker spent some time here recently on business. * ? ? Miss Stalvcv of Socastee was among those visiting Coinvav recently. * Eugene Johnson of Loris spent seme time in Conway last week. * * * Ex-sheriff J. G. Butler of Columbus County, N. C., was a visitor here 011 business one day last week. Henry Buck of the Marion bar spent most of last week in Conway on legal business in the court. m * * * Dr. R. G. Sloan of Little River was among those visiting Conway on business last week. John P. Cooper of the Palmetto Grocery Company, one of the leading business concerns of Mullins, spent the first of last week in Conway 011 business. * * * ? George J. Holliday was in Conway on business last week. Miss Cecil McKeithan returned rocently from a short visit to friends and relatives in Wilmington, N. C. * ? * * * CAIM) OF THANKS. I take this method of thanking my many friends for their kindness to me during the illness of my husband and also Dr. Burroughs for his efficient service. MRS. JLKNA AD!,EN. Allen, S. C. o HOW APPENDICITIS CAN BE PREVENTED Conway people should know that a few doses of simple buckthorn hark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka, often relieve or prevent appendicitis. This simple mixture removes such sur prising foul matter that ONE SPOON FUL relieves almost ANY CASE constipation, sour stomach or gas. A short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble. Adler-i-ka has easiest and most thorough action of anything wo ever sold. Conway Drug Co.?adv (c;-5.) LD, CONWAY, S. O. . Personal I 11 On last Monday all of the property - of the bankrupt ettate of Mr. C. M. ; Reaves was sold subject to liens and . mortgages at Loris by the trustee in bankruptcy, in accordance with the notice of sale recently published in j this paper. Several large tracts of land were sold subject of course to the mortgages against the same, and there were various articles of mer chandisc also disposed of. O. Hoyt McMillan of Mullins was among the attorneys spending the week in Conway during the session of the court. * Mr. and Mrs. Artemas Alford of j Floyds township, spent several days here last week. Legal blanks of all kinds are kept for sale at the Herald office. Call for j them when in need. The court adjourned on Thursday ! of last week and the jurors and witnesses were glad to get off to their homes before the end of the week. ***** Dan W. Hard wick of the J. C. Rryant Company of Loris, S. C., spent several days here, last week. Head the Diamond Prom the Sky. ***** l.ight showers of ruin came last I week at intervals to temper the dust. A member of the firm of Hnrrelsoi A. Harrelson, attorneys of Mullins, S ('., spent some time in Conway last week on legal business. C. .M. Heaves of Loris, S. C., was in the city on business last week. ***** I Covdie Page, of the firm of Casque I & Page of riorence, S. C., spent sev! ( ml days here last week engaged in legal matters. ***** Got land dee<ls and mortgages of real estate at the Herald office. ***** He sure to notice our farmers' column every week. ***** (1. T. Sessions of Adrian was among those in Conway last week. o p M M M M M M M M M M O M M ?3 AT THE CHURCHES. jyj M hri [b: uYi n il h\i h% j2 vi iTi u \i iljl n \\ ujj J CONWAY BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. B. Y. P. U. at 3 P. M. Prayer Meeting every Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to j attend all of these services. I METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. E. L. McCoy, Pastor. D'Vino b'p? o-*'ory Sunday at 11 ; A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. Epworth League meets every Sunat 7:30 P M. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7:45 P. M. The public is cordially invited to attend all of these services. ST. PAULS EPISCOPAL CHURCH W. L. Holmes, Rector. Divine Services every Thursday bofore the 4th Sunday, and every Fifth Sunday. 1 1 1 I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII Rev. J. M. Lemmon, Pastor Preaching every Sunday at 11:15 A. M. Sunday School at 10 A. M. j i-it.vcr-iiit-euuk every Wednesday evening at 7:00 P. M. The public is cordially invited to attend all of these services. NOTK'K. If you want good Hay, Oat Straw,; Illade Fodder, Sweet Potatoes, Cow Peas, or pure bred O. 1. C. Pigs, see or write me quick. KKLLY W. ,J ON MS, if 3-00. Justice, S. C. o Indorsement of the suggestion made by John L. McLaurin, State warehouse commissioner, that an extra session of the general assembly be called to consider the fire insurance sitaution, is contained in resolutions adopted by the Farmers' Secret association of Leo County. CHICHESTER S PILLS V#^ TJBR DIAMOND BMAND, A /7S& s l*IIf? la 11*4 and ?t?U bd?4a1IIc^N^/ V*. ?*alfd with Blue Kit**>a. V/ 0 year* >r>o??a4 }**>*. Saffcti. Afwav^HrX ? v?r SOU 31 MMGtSTS [VEXYMIIJt * SPENT THE EVENING 1 AT MURRELLS INLET A party consisting of Judge T. S. Sease, Stenographer F. F. Covington, and attorneys' W. F. Staekhouse, Henry Buck, E. T. Hughes, Henry Mullins, and others spent an evening at Murrell's Inlet while the couft was in session last week, going down by automobile in the late afternoon and returning the following morning in time to resume the duties of the court at the usual hour. o OAKLAND GRADED SCHOOL CLOSES After a very successful term the Oakland Graded School closed Friday evening, April 7, with the following programme: The Two Little Welcomes by Theodore Gibson and Grace Hammonds. Song: "Hail to the Public Schools," by the School. Exercise: "Our Welcome," by seven little boys. Dialogue: "llryon's Accident." Recitation: "1 Love You." by Kula Buffkjn. Recitation: "Hustle and Grin," by Allard Gibson. Exercise: "Vacation Fun," by Primary Grades. Recitation: "You'll Neve be Soi-j ry," by Anna Clair Williamson. Pantomime? Rock of Ages. Recitation: "The Terrible Child," by j " ioss'o tmit lan. Readi up;: "My ('miri buy Kxpor?-! nee," by Kva Davis. Piny: "Kntortrininy Sister's P.eau," Tableau: "Spiirp," by Mary Ruff-1 kin. Recitation: "Von Can't Come In, Sir." by Homer Price. Dialogue: "A Search t'or a Ward-1 robe." Soupy: "The Drunkard's Child," by Sadie Davis. Uecitation: "Don't Marry a Mail tReform Him," by Mary I'uftkin. I 'Mouelegu?: "Siilv Sumniy," by I Julian Wilson . I Pantomime: "Nearer My Cod t;l Thee." Dialogue: "A Joker in Disgrace." Play: "Matilda Mayflower's Weddinjy." Play: "The Insurance Doctor." | Play: "That Rascal Pete." Tableau; "Kveninp Prayer." Kxercise: "flood Bye," b\ six little P'irls. o An attempt by the Hermans to press further south aiyainst tho i French near Douaumont, northwest of| Verdun, has met with repulse and eon siderable losses. The State of South Carolina is making preparations to borrow $700,000 in a few days. | o Kducutional Reforms in \ ucatan. "Tin4 new tyovernor of Yucatan is a! very preat reformer," says a Presby terian misionary in a recent letter.. "One of iiis reforms is that there! must he a seat in a school provided foi every child in the state between the ages of five and fourteen. He told the people in October that it I would go into effect February 1. Such a scurrying and hunting of teachers; was never seen. For in the meantime | the people have discovered that he means what he says, that warnings grow into realities. Fach owner of a plantation must supply his own school and the consequence is the poor men did not kno wwhere to turn." / KIDNEY REIV A safe, reliable treatment foi the kidneys, bladder and urinary regulates and assists these org forming their natural function in the elimination of poisons matter through the urinary orgs A non-secret, palatable, stab I tion of well known diuretic agents value, long the favorite prcsc leading physicians. Llts use is indicated for such v symptoms as pain and weakness ii scalding, burning, suppression, tion or insufficient seoretio, urine and for dropsical eon / Sold under a positive */ money-back guarantee of faction the, same as ^ SAN-TOX prepare* tii Norton 1 "Che Htm 3 FIVE VOLUNTEER PUN UNDER HEAVY FIRE Movement to Strike It From Army Bill Likely to , . , Fail LOBBY ACTIVITIES CHARGED IN SENATE Inquiry May Be Made Into Alleged Outside Influence at Washington. Washington.?The light over the Federal volunteer plan of the army reorganization bill was drawing to a close when the Senate resumed work on the measure with advocates of the provision trying hunt t-o have it and opponents seeking to eliminate it. An amendment by Sfcnalor Lee. of Maryland. . > strike out the provision, was the immediate bunooss before the Senate. Action on the proposal had again been defer ed in ordt?r to in rmit one or two Senators to speak. Advocates cf the provision p?>edicted that it had been saved. t'barges of the existence of a lobby here to defeat preparedness leg:s.at;on iv.ay he investigated by the Sena.e. Stir!: an invesdv !i > ? pr<'iv>s? 1 ir, a i e-ehd ion by Sr ?;:inr Sheriv.;;n, of Illinois, to char the way fn1 more rapid; and effect ve consid< rat ioil of Pi .1:1' 11'' iMviv' It lilt (I TH ! : IMIOUKA M I ()iv Tin-: nomn cmon To Corn olio at Tilly Swamp Lriday Bo to rv the litth laud's Day in April. Introduction Sermon preached by (i. W. Harrclson. (| Recess 15 minutes. ' r Union opened l>y the Moderator. List of Churches called, 1,otters called for, read and Delegates enrobed. Heniarks, Invitation to visitors. Query No. 1. W ho is the Dogs ami What is the IVarls as Mentioned in Mathew, 7 chap, (? verse? assigned to T. .1. Yaught. Committees appointed. Adjourn until 1 A. M. Saturday. Saturday. /I* Union opened by Moderator. List of Churches called. Query No. 'J. Who is the Many Shall Come Krom the Last and West? Mathew: !> chap, II verse, assigned to S. .J. (I. Milligan. Query No. ">. What is Meant in .Mathew l.'l chap, lit) and dth.li verses, assigned to W. C. heaves. Has a Church the right to turn out an ordained preacher or even give* .. # .. ai'I' . i I I : i <1 II 111 I I III it 111\ \ I I I CUSC ASSIJJIl" ed to (i. \V. Harrclson. (import of Dommitlees. f.oration of second session of the Union. New business. Union closed in its usual form. C. K. Thompson, A. 1*. Thompson, COMMITTKK. See the Diamond P'rom the Sky tonight. Fi lilt* DUCK . H roci?H<H?ppouim?f??<!* IIMI) |M? ?? MaxDwaww HV cowTtwrs *wm If ?'5t-"' 7a watisother Drvg Co. % kaaS Store