Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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UJEWfilLS j kummm *? t% ^ JWr. / A. T. iDiw^, a you**g farmer who..lives shout *even millet* from 1 ? Conway in. the Gijeeowood section of Buck's, aijdv towndhjf*, on ' Thursday f>?. mek, attacked and \ fciHtq i ttttftle. snaky <rtf, un- 1 .TEjii* .i*eptjle measured : : five;vfeet fijid ,^nc aniih over ;tft, and ] . he v.CAr.ricttf ifciLntauu ? rattle* a*t*i a 1 "bpttpn." With t'uoa* he couk! irakke- i one think u- the <:l<?ftric buzzer, sand he,was hard t? 'kill. 'The snakt \y?s ' ffifWli.and ' fciJlpd vwtar Evcrgmefin 1 Scaool house. i O * I i casp oF.iroa.jMKS. ;1 iiie?il>y , .my simH'm-i'.. thanks, for the . flattering support 1|; received in the first pjiimary in tlbe'j race coroner. 1 E. TJI,LMA*1 JORDAN. j n<OM - MR. ifWLUKK. Worcfcs fail to. express my gratitude j ' to the preople of Horry?County for the ( .great hi nor bestowed on me in the J 'first prisrHtffrry election- [iPfc ase ac- I cept nriy hi^rtfelt Thank*. 11 promisfc four yearr, i unselifsh, effort for the ( Schools of. our County. 1 J. 'BUDU1>CK. < OA?.M> OF THANKS. 1 For the \*?ry splendid votv -Mtiich ' I received in my race for Clerk of 1 Court 1 wish 'to express my thaifks and appreciation to the people of1' Horry and take his method of doing H it. M. <C. HOLMES. j|r CARD OT THANKS. I fake this method of expressing)1 my heartfelt thank* to those who J supported and voted for me in the, recent Democratic Primary Election. ? ?K L. BUKKKIN. > Green Sea, S. C. September J 1th, 191b. i o I PICNIC AT BRICK A. i There w'/H be a picnic and chil-M (hen's Sunday school exercises at, Bereu church on Saturday, Sept. lf?. j Al! the public is cordially invited, < with well-filled bankets. Good order ' is also .expected, COM, 1 o NOTRE OV BIDS. J have for saje to the highest bid-1 dei the small stock <of groceries re-j cently placed in my hands us as- j iti^nee of Mr, J. J. Scale, The stock ] inventories, with ;i frm- fivmrns tlw ; sum of $71.75, Besides* some gro-t; ceries there are two lamps, oil tank , and measures, paper cutter, scales. J and kerosene pump. The desk and | safe and show cases in the store he- ' l?ng to Mr, W. O. Burroughs and will ' not go in this sale. Leave your bid with the undersigned. It is understood that the right is reserved to reject any and all bids made for this property. H. H. WOODWARD. Assignee of J. J. Seale. Conway, S. C., September 11 tb, 19 Id. o NOTICE. holders of Conway National Bank is hereby called to meet at the offices of the Bank at Conway, S C., at Ten O'clock A. M. on Monday the 18th day of Spetembor, 191G, for the purpose of considering the advisability of reducing the Capital Stock of the Corporation and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. By Order of the Board of Directors, ROBT. B. SCARBOROUGH, President. August 14, 191(5. 4t. - J. B. ST, Of Brooks has just made his return fron bought one of the best up-to-d ever brought to the County a We know that cotton goo can sell the trade at the same < go and look over his stock of >: > best Shoe? that money can buy . j Whir&i^Oall around and see t over hi&tJjtoo of Dress Shirtsa J. B. STAI \ .? > it?j v < W.1 li ' ! " 1 I HAMMOVB .NEWS. | Ehe igwreral hcwiib ?pf the community it gout* with a few exceptions. <Ci)ji .Memlay night, ^September the 4th,, iinst,, J lr. Joseph M. Cox, and Mist .Axrie. Smith weu happily marriod, Jttr. <C L. W03ja?ty< n, N. P-. pmf.roaaiirjiu;'-he ceremnij:. The wedding wots a \very quiet lone as it was a; a t'iam^ n their friends least expected but few wiiuoessed the vcvernDxyr.. Jr. Cox is a aopll known uitixen atf.this;.place*.... Mis* .Smith is tht chjuufaujg $--oi)ng daughter of lllr. and Mra *eo?*e [' Smith. ihabe wa* esteemed wary tfefghly by )t?vi many frineda. Mr.i<(?px was 6& yw^ars of age and Mias :Snfcith 15. Their many friends wish tihewjn long and perfect Ibanippiafc^s. CH ESTWi-it'OYALS. <Sfr> Saturday, August 26th, Mistf ..Minnie Chestnut of the Hickory Uioyp section was happily married Mr. .11 Honrv Rovnls of A11 shmok.,L s. c, ' ' "* I Mis* Minnie is an ;?ycuomplishcd daughter of Mr. and ,J)? Mitchell Chestiuuj and was one <(if Hickory C?rove#* roost popular yctyi^g ladies, well known in the religious asvydl as social circles of her community, being noted for be.r spotless character and the pleasanluaess with w'Jbjc.b ^>ho Mr. Royal's high character is <nflen spoken of. His activities in soda! nad religious interests are rentarkaole. His high character is often spoken of Mis activvities in social and religious' interests are remarkable. T>he attendants -Mrore Mr. J. M. Royals with Miss Byrd Holmes; Mr. J. H. .Holmes with Mfos Lula Chestnut; Mr, Orbin Chestnut with Miss Nola Royals and Mr. Lav/son Chestnut with Miss Onie Royals. The maids w.ere very tastefully dressed in white, 1? A\r ^ e I)n o4 /v*? 1 he in v . 1 , l/f VAMU">, I iiniwi til'-" bride performed the ceremony. The young couple left immediately for their home near Allsbrook, S. C., carrying with them the best wishes df a large circle of friends who wish for them a happy pathway through life. A Friend. o Items From Allsbrook. S. C. No. 3. Editor Herald: Will you please allow me space in your valuable paper for a few words. Health of the community is generally good at this writing. Miss Senatha Prince and Docia Hook ?ncnt thn lritt.n** r?f lucf week near Dillon, S. C., visiting Mr. Earnept Cook, Mrs. J. T. Kay and neice, Miss Nettie, spent a few days of last week in Marion, near Gapway. Mrs. G. C. Johnson is very ill at this writing. A Mr. Marlow of Nichols, S. C., passed through here one day this week eriroutc for Murrell's Inlet. Mr. J. W. Mishoe has recently purchased him a car. There will be a Children's Day and picnic at Bcrea church on Saturday, Sept. lGth, everybody cordially invited to come, and bring well-filled baskets, weeks meeting following. Good order is expected. Committee. J. 11. Cox left last week to spend some time in New York and other markets in the interest of his company, the Burroughs & Collins Company. Eey ville, S3. (J. n Baltimore where he has late stocks of Merchandise ind the biggest, ids have all advanced, but he old prices. You just ought to Shoes. He will give you the ' and better quality than elselim and don't forget to look ind Hats. HEY, Prop. THE BO&RY HUM: | Lftdcial an?l JU. H. Hardee of Simpson Creek jsjpent some .time in Conway the latter part of la*. >.weck. ? If .your busim*;^ or some new move you Jhave made .in. ? iness written uj ftnam time to .time, and published in this juaper ? JUt ds free ? It is free ia a %*nse, and ir ..another sense it is aol vfixjpccted to iheentirely :ree. You are ejected to .subscribe .> the paper and thus help -JU> support it as a public iknstitution. Jf gives you more free advertising Hum anything else in your community ever could. If you apprecj&t*? what the jasper tries to dc for you and your community sec that you patronize it when you have anything in> the adverliudng line to do What pays us will in ihe end pa> you. Until further notice I offer $44.00 for cotton seed, exchange 2400 pounds. W Percy Hardwicke.?adv.. 9 m m w m The cement sidewalks for He* enstttrfp side of Laurel street between 3rd aad 4th Avenues w?re completed last 1- 1 _ -1 -1 A A% ^ v. ut'K ami cum id mi; uppearaiuce an web as the convenience of that >aection 4*1' the main business block of Conway. More of this work will go in wc hope before tlie year is out. * * ? m 0 I. M. Graham was in Conway last week the guest of his daughter, Mr:-. Rocky Long. J. T. Graham spent a day here on business last week. Arnold liol! of Bayboro was among" the country merchants visiting Conway on business last week. Dr. C. J. Epps is about to complete an extensive addition to his already handsome cottage in the east ern section of Conway. It will make his dwelling one of the handscmes' and most commodious cottages in the town. m * "" '** . Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Scarborough recently visited friends and relatives in Mullins, S. C. * * * 0 Until further notice I offer $44.00 for cotton seed, exchange 2400 pounds. W Percy Hardwicke.?adv. * The floods this Summer resulted in a multitude of mosquitoes in most sections of this county, but Strangto say Conway did not seem to come in for her full share judging by th< apparent scarcity of these pests here as compared with other places within the county. mm*** Much building will now cost mom \ becausse every single material, including "elbow grease" has necessarily advanced. m * * m Isaac Jenrette was in Conway one fl'lt tllic Hlonlr U l.i" /*1 11 Villi? YY r\ VYll/U II1J*> SUI1, Vl. n . Jonrette who was out here on a visit to his father after an absence of quite a period in Louisiana. Mr. (1. H. Jonrette is now at Elizabeth, La., holding a very responsible position with the Industrial Lumber Co., one of the largest concerns of that section. He went away about ten years ago, and has made a success since lie left. Mrs. G. 13. Jenkins recently visited relatives in Fair Bluff, N. C. E. T. Hughes and A. F. Woods both Marion lawyers, passed through. Conway one day last week. ? * * U. A. Dusenbury and Miss Grace Haselden of Toddville spent last We< nesday in hte city. ? * We have had more orders fron new subscribers to this paper during the last six months than we hav< ever had befdQgi in the same lengti of time, and they came in without so licitation of any kind so far as w< know. It is a sign that the papei suits the pepole, and we are glad in deed to know that our efforts t< please them in a newspaper has sue ceeded. Send in your dollar now i you have not already done so. ? * ? The new cottage of Mr. and Mrs McQueen Quattlebaum is receiving the finishing touches both inside an< out, and is about ready for occu poncy. ? * ? Send in the renewal to-day. Then is nothing to be gained by putting i off till next week. LP. CONWAY. S O. f Personal ? > G. W. Graham of the Loris sec-1 . tion visited Conway on business one i (lay last week. He returned to Loris j in the afternoon. * * * * > Opening of Pattern Hats and Nov-I i i-eltics, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. >1.19 .and 20, 1910. To which your al; .teution is respectfully invited, i Yours .Respectfully, ?J. S. CAUSEY. L > There was cooler nights last week, j i Hut the noons were Lot as ever. t i L. Owens, now of Barnwell, passed .through Conway last week on i ins return Lome after spending- some . time here with relatives and friends. ? Tire tohucc? crop turned out prices tin. _ a so n such as the far.i.eis nev, er : ^ before in the history of the in-! dusrty, Tiie crop was rather short i , Now let U.3 tvpe that they will not I over tie li.c quitter next year ami plant too lur^e a crop. ? ? A ? ? ? Until further notice I of! fer $44.00 for cotton seed,! ' exchange 2400 pounds. W.' ! . . jrcrcy narawicKe.? ^dv. There is now a hunter's license' I ; law. You do not have to g_l a lij ) e'ense to hunt on your own land; but j if you hunt on your neighbor's la- d ' | yoj must not only have the liccns; j bui you must have tin1 consent of the i owner of the land, or you will bo sub- j j ject to indictment and punishment. i Makes no difference whether vour ' neighbor'# land is posted or not. it is against the law of this State to hunt j Ion his land without his consent.' ?whether you have thus license or not. * * * * * \Y. A. Bellamy was in town Tuesday. J. L. Horn was among the farmers I in... I 1 i 11iu i. iitv iilk**i wi't'K. , J. C. Koberts was here one clay last week. ? ' - i T. W. Booth was in the city last Monday morning. m + * m m . s J. H. Cooper was here last Mon-, day. ( i J. D. Vcreen, ol the Shell section, spent some time here on business during last week. J. B. Chestnut of Shell, S. C., was in Conway recently. * m m m J. M. Johnson was among those, visiting Conway from the country i last week. * ? * C. M. Full wood of Myrtle Beach section was in this community one day last week. Evan Strickland was here one day i last week. . S. F. Willoughby spent some time here on business last week. * M. A. Spivey came here on busin: ess one day last week. ***** W. C. Boyd visited Conway one , day last week. ***** M. B. Thompson of the M. B. Thompson Co., of Wampee spent I some time here last week on business. * * * * * J. M. Boll was among' our many . visitors last week. , There was more rain last Saturday ; and it did not eome before it was] needed. I ***** Mr. E. B. Malone who is associated with the Richardson Cypress Lumber i & Shingle Co., was in Conway rencently on business, and spent some * | time here recently on business per1 taining to his company. * * -1 i| J. W. Dawsey was here some time r | lately on business. and while here -1 was the guest of his brother, Mr. J. ) E. Dawsey. f The man who invents things has to : study them very hard, no matter how simple they look after they have been !. produced. ^. i Dr. V. F. Piatt and wife spent a -! recent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Piatt in Mullins. pj Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Watts were t here on business the latter part o! last week. Y. 1\ McQueen of Loris, S. C., visited Conway on business last week. Mr*.. A. 15. McCoy and children have upturned from a visit of some length to friends and relatives in Virginia. Mrs. It. C- Hunter of Prosperity returned to her home in Newberry County alter visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. McNeill. B. B. McWhite has returned to Conway after spending the Summer in Hciulersonville. N. C. M iss Ruth Coker, of Columbia, S. ( C., is visiting Miss Mstry McMillan. I * Miss Annabel Tedder, of Florida,, is visiting Mrs. E. S. C. Baker. ? m * A. D. Lewis, of Aynor, S. C., was in the city last Sunday. t * W. C. Adams, of the Piatt Drug Co., of Aynor, S. C., was in the city last Sunday. * Jeremiah Smith spent some time in the city last we ok. The cooler weather of this week was a relief after the hot season. Mr. and Mrs. L. 1). Magrath and Mr. and Mrs. (Ioor?>v> OfVu-nv n?nv.nwl recently from Myrtle Beach, where they spent the Summer on the strand occupying the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Ollicer at that place, f t * ? ? ? Miss Donna Coleman has returned t > Conway after a visit of some time with relatives in Fair Bluff, N. C. * * m Mr. and Mrs. ,). A. MoDermott went to Fair Bluff for a short stay one day last week. * * * * ? Miss Annie Derham was in Cor.way la.st week. m * * * * Those attending the Laymen's Conference of Marion District of the Methodist church, from Conway, were Messrs. H. W. Ambrose, A. K. Goldfinch, W. M. Goldfinch, Rev. E. L. McCoy, Rev. O. T. Rhodes, Rev. S. C. Morris, and Dr. G. 1. Lewis. Clear Had Skin From Within Pimpy, muddy complexions are drw to impurities in the nlood. Clca;* up the skin by taking Dr. King's New Life Pills. Their mild larativo qualities remove the poisons from the system and brighten the eye. A full, free, non-griping bowel movement in the morning is the reward of a dose of Dr. King's New Life Pills the night before. At your Druggist, 25c. ?adv. o Our plan for keeping a town clean ' 'n i*nvo ? man who will attend to it who is paid by the town to do it, in case of course the citizen fails to attend to it. Insure that it will be done in one way or the other. NEW GINNERY COMPLETED. | We are glad to announce to our frineds that our new cotton gins have been installed and are now ready for work. They are up to dvte in every respect and are doing good work. We are running by electricity and can gin the cotton any time that it may come. We will appreciate it if all our friends will give us a trial. Remember we gin every day except Saturdays and grind on Saturdays. We cordially invite you to call and see our new outfit at work. Respect fully. ?,i? it i i nnvivu U(l > " I VI (i , I i, I 'V'/H I iU. DON'T NEGLECT YOCIJ (OLD. Neglected colds irot worse, instead of belter. A stuffed head, a tiHit chest must he relieved at once. Dr. Hell's Pine-Tar-Honeey is Nature's remedy. Honey ar.d glycerine h^r' the irritated membrane, antiseptic tar loosens the phlegm, von breathe easier and your cold is broken up. Pleasant to take. Dr. Hell's Pine-TarHoney is an ideal remedy for ch>'dren as well as prown-ups. At your Druggist, 25c.?adv. CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED?To rent Store and Farm for 1 year with privilege of buying, on Salt Water Kiver or Bay. Address to Oct. 11 (V?E. JACKSON, Shinopple, Del. Co., New York.? adv-pd. MANY IN CONWAY XDV ciR/im r HAivTimr in i oimri-c. miAiunc Many Conway people, are surprised at the QUICK actio A of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka. This simple remedy acts on ROTH upper and lower bowel, removing such surprising foul matter that ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE constipation, sour stomach or gas. A few doses often relieve or prevent appendicitis. A short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble. The INSTANT, easy action of Adler-i-ka is astonishing. Conway Drug Co.?adv. ? (G.-6.) mw '".J mm [JURYMEN DRAP FOR APPROAC* COURT The jury commissioners met last week and drew the petit jurors for I the approaching term of the court of Common Fleas which convenes here on Monday, September 1 Judge M. L. Smith will ptesddeO So far as we are informed There are no really * important criminal ' cases on the docket for trial at that i term,, but the,time will be taken up |with ttoejt^uai^ujWjer of misdemeanI or cases.' The jurymen were drawn as follows: H. M. Servis, C. A. Cartrette, H. W. McNeill, L. M. Stanley, Vincent Ward, J Joe C. Barnhill, | W. D. Rheuark, j J. A. Tindal, A. C. Suggs. A. T. Martin, J. Hiram Long, R R. Parker, W. Ed. Sessions, A. L. A1 ford, W. J. Stanley, * W. H. King. ! Kd. W. Mi Crack in, i CIytie HueXa, i i'. T. Love'h, | P. J. Elkss, | S. L. Watson, j W. 0. Hardee, f'~* ! .1. H. Allen, I jt W,vi, PrXict'en. M. X. Hlanton, .)r., H. Ik Cribb, W. IX Grainger, \Y. S. Hamilton, i.. Vv. Anderson, L. C. Edge, C. P. Grainger,. Parker Kabon, . ^ ?I. M. IX Squires, W. A. Jones. IX IX Edge, i S. C. Beverly. CASINO THEATRE 3 it " I* <*'.! ^ * > * ffiramouritX Qs: ~c;--~'-:' -X^; Friday, September 15th. THE FASCINATING MARIE DORO in A PIO'HTvIZATION OF SARDOU'S (; R EAT INTE H N ATI ON AI, DRAMA "DSPLBMAGY" Tuesday, September 19th. MAE MURRAY In an Elaborate Picturization of Marv Johnston's Novel "TO HAVE AND TD HOLD" T7I--* -1 ? * ^ ^ rriaay, jecpicmccr UiJncl. DUSTIN FARNUM "BEN BLAIR" ! TURNIP SEED I i FRESH STOCK JUST IN. Golden Ball, and Amber ! Globe. Long White Cow| horn and Purple Top Ruta Bsga and others. CONWAY DRUG CO. "The Store of Quality." I " ' M' " I ? ? , The Strong Withstand the Heat of Summer Better Than the Weak Old people who are feeble, and younger people who are weak, will be strengthened and enabled to go through the depressing heat of summer by taking regularly Grove's Tasteless Chill Touic. It purifies and enriches the blood and bulkls up the whole system. 50c. '