Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I CARD OF THANKS. ' I desire to express to the people ray incMt thank 8 for |^e ha mi so me vote I received in the recent primaries. ?MOORE THOMPSON. A CARD. I wish to express my deep appreciation of the . yalty of my friends in| the campaign >ust closed. /; wlAittouglA I cherish mo res^nt^pent. to thotse who .opposed me, arid wish {o join* hands with every citizen in the upbuilding of the county which all iove. .. * 1 thar.k myfmends ^n, the different \ parts of the cowhty for their .support. 1 Khali ever h<xid them in goatteful re-i li.ei.'ibereiice, *" I'M T-W. B. CAPPS. CARS OF THANES. I wish to express mv sincere thanks to the voters of Horry County for th* handsome vote given me in the last election, ?V. ID. JOHNSON. CMtD OF THANKS. I wish'to'thank my friends for thcii FUpport in the second primary. It makes my heart leap with joy wheh I think <df 'tho host of friends I have in all sections of the county. While I am 'dirfotttcd by a small vote yet 1 rejoice. Please notice my vote in Simpson Creek and adjoin in sr town ships wrfhrerc -1 am known best. Look for TnV two years hence. Respectfully, ?C. E. BARKER. CARI) OF THANKS. I wish to thank my many friends for their kindness showed us through the sickness and death of our baby. J pray God's blessing on them a.l. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Bell. CARD OF THANKS. 1 hereby extend my thanks to my friends for electing me in the second primary, and also for favors shown rr-e aluring the Campaign. ?WATERMAN M. BOOTH. CARD OF THANKS. J desire to exprses to the people my many thanks for the handsome vote I received in the primaries, and especial ly for .the complimentary vote I received .'in the second primary. ?W. L. BELLAMY. NOTICE. The 'Books of Registration will be closed after Oct 4th as provided by law. Those who want Registration 'Certificates to vote in the general election will take notice. W. L. BELLAMY. ST MS ATT WW B. F. GRAHAM. o NOTICE. There \will be a Box Supper an<: 'Cake Wulk and Entertainment at thr JMyrtle Reach school house, Wednesday night, September 27th, 1910. Tlu public is cordially invited, the girls xwiitJh well filled baskets and boys with well filled pockets. The proceeds are to go to the improvement ?jf the school. ?o NOTICE. holders of Ciinway National Bank is hereffoy called '.to meet at the offices of the Bank at ^Conway, S C., at Ten O'cWlc A. M- on Monday the 18th day of SpetemStier, 1916, for the purpose of considering the advisability of roducifng the 'Capital Stock of the Corporation and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. By Order of tbe Board of Directors', ROOT. B. SCARBOROUGH, President. August 14, 1916. 4t. o Mrs. Ed. N. Jones and children, of Mullins, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. D. Jones. I I D CT J. U. oil 0? 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 bestfikatilhat mpney can buy where1 "Mfr^Hjund and see h over his llnrof Dress Shirtsa J. B. STAt *.} .< i SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONS IN HORRY We have just received a letter from ^ Mr. R. D. Webb, our international state Field Secretary, saying that he ^ or Miss Ravinel or both could be with j ( ua in Horry County for four days , during the month of October. The I propose to be with us on ?he 17, 18,' 10 and 20th. Arrangements are being made now to hold a meeting in the Sprirife Brartch 1 section ; on the v 17th, at Brown. Swamp on the 18th, . at Bethlehem on the 19th and at Socastee on the 20th. We only call attention to this in this week's issue, but a full announcement will be made next week. ?J. C. SPIVEY. it Death of Mr. Charlie Grainger, j The death angel came into our midst last Friday morning taking one of our most faithful Sunday School schbllars and teachers, Mr. Charlie Grainger. He moved from Green Sea eighteen months ago and came to our section, during which time he has been one of our most faithful Sunday School workers. He v. as toacher of the Bible Class for Over twelve months. He was also a good singer and added so much to the music in both the Sunday School am* preaching services. Mr. Giaing ) died At his sister's at Red Bluff and was buried at Green Sea Saturday morning last. He made many friends in the White Oak Bay section and will be greatly missed by us all. We regretted very much to give up our young brother, but we will have to submit to God's will, knowing that ail He does is for the best. WALKER B. McCRACKEN, Bible Class Teacher. M Statement of The Condition of The CONWAY SAVINGS BANK Located at Conway, S. C., at the Close of Business, Sept. 12th, 191(1. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $53,956.53 Furniture and Fixtures 360.00' Other Real Estate Owned . . 4,217.43 Due from Banks and 10 1 QP. V. ? i I V I ?*/W TOTAL $77,701.92 LIABILITIES . Capital Stock Paid In $10,000.09: Surplus Fund " 2^000.09 Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 163.77 Dividends Unpaid 4.GO Savings Deposits $46,135.15 Time Certificates of Deposit 193.99 Cashier's Checks 65,534.15' TOTAL $77,701.92 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ) County of Horry. )?*. Refore me came J. McC. Martin, Cashier of the above moaned bank, wh?, Ibeing duly sworn, says that the abovei and foregoing statement is a true .condition of said hank, as shown by -the; books of said bank.* J. McC. MARTIN, j ->worn to anti suusiTJ.ne<i Dei ore ime: this 19th day of Sej>L 1916. R. T. BOOTH, Notary Public, S. C. i Correct Attest: H. L. Buck, W. A- Freeman, I). V. Richardson, DOiECTORS. i C. M. Reaves recently of Loris, SL C., has removed to Fairmont, N. C., though he retains the valuable farms! which he has managed during the past several years He was here a To Cure a Cold In One Day Take LAXATIVK IIKOMO Quinine. It stops the Cough and Headache and wofks of the Cold. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure-. K- W. CKOVU'S signature ou each box. 2Sc. ILL-'..' -?II 1- "" """"" Eey ville, S. C. i Baltimore where he has ate stocks of Merchandise nd the biggest. ds have all advanced, but he >ld prices. You just ought to Shoes. He will give you the and better quality than elseim and don't . forget to look nd Hats. * ILEY, Prop. i THE HORBY HZfcAU Lcecal and The Planters Tobacco Warehouse went idle the past season. It was tied up. with moi'ife. ges which will be foreclosed by the time another season comes round ami will no doubt be run with the others a.a her year. -? J. J. Williams of the Pee Dee section spent some time here recently. 4 . W. F. Hardee was among those visiting Conway on busniess u.st week. * ?* > J. H. Cdoper of Jordanville spent Borne time in Conway on business last week. G. J. Watts was in the city one day last week. There was an excursion last week from this point to Wilmington, N. C., Several coaches were loaded with excursionists from this point, and the Aynor branch brought in several more. The excursion train returned to Conway about 2 o'clock that night. Try the legal blanks that are kept at the Herald office. They are the best ? you can get in Conway. * * rm. Ti n -? ? me nov. a. Moms or the Horry Industrial School spent some time in Conway on business recently. ***** A. J. Johnson .of Galivants Ferry spent some time in Conway last week. ***** Isaac Jeniretto was among those visiting Conway recently ***** P. B. Goats of the Loris section spent some time here recently on business. ***** E. R. Singleton visited Conway one day last week. D. Henry Martin of the Pee Dee section spent last Saturday afternoon in Conway on business.. ***** W. D. Anderson was in the city Saturday. n* l? o....... i ' " * iii> i o<n vji> wiits nere last jssiur? day. ***** E. Graham was here one day recent ly on business. Mrs. J. J\ McNeill recently visited relatives at .Mullins, her former home. ***** Mrs. J ?. Watson spent last week in .Marion witih relatives. ***** Mr. and Mirs. J. L. Chestnut are spending this week with relatives of the latter in Georgetown County. They went <?rocr in a Ford touring car. -*-* * mm The power ;plant for the Pastime! theatre was ctontpletely installed last i vwoek. * * ? * S. S. Duseiibury was here recently from Florenoe. Mrs. A. Thurman Coilins and two daughters, Misses .Marguerite and Neina, returned the middle of last week from H^ndersoiryille an<l Ashevirie. N. C., where they spent the -Stammer. * * * * Dr. J. A. Norton rwas away last week on business trip ii.n Tennessee. ? >*** Mr. and Mrs. "Gilbert Johnson arrived recently to spend some time with the parents of the former, Mr. and Mny.. J. P. Johnson. Gparamoi ^Pictures Friday, Septembei m DUSTIN FARI I "BEN BLAH M Tuesday, Septerr M Fanni* War V "For The De N P. CONWAY, 8. O. ..Personal G. E. Grier of Rhems, S. C? spent the week end in Conway with relatives. M rs. J. N. Martin and family of; Marion, S. C., is here paying a visit to relatives and friends. Allen Booth of Allsbrook, R. F. D. No. 3, was in Conway Saturday on business. ' Magistrate W. H. Chestnut held court on Thursday of last week and tiied a case between J. N. Barnhill und H. J, Graham. The case was one in claim and delivery growing out of a bill of sale on some stock. The paper according to its effect secured not only a debt of three dollars made on the day of its date, but also any othei made before that time between the parties. The defendant claknd h< I did. not ?we any other debt. Th? jury found a verdict for the sum of $'\00 ami int'^'est attd with this went the costs wl.i ... amounted to more than thj debt. Ah investigation vVs held last Friday in the court of M: gist rate W. H. Chestnut in the case of The State vs. H. F. Chestnut and IT la To.Y, or; a charge of adulteiy. The Stub, howcvoi failed to make out a case and the court dismissed the warrant. w w W * ? Magistrate W. H. Chestnut turned over various cases to the court of General Sessions. His court has been very busy for the past week or mor getting cases ready for the criminal court. 1 Col. J. R. Allsbrook of San ford spent a few hours here on Wednesday of last week interested in the State and County primary election returns. W. R. Lewis was in the Windy Hill section of this county one day last week on business. He is the owner of valuable real estate in that section of our coast country. ***** J. T. Mishoc, the eflTwient Coast Line Railroad Ajrent at Cenwav. to ' I " ? cently secured several weeks absence on account of the death ?of his father, the late H. "W, Mi shoe., 'who was the agent of the same comfl>nay at 'Curley station. A competent man is in Mr. Mishoe's place here ' bile he i* away and he will return ttnn his {position here just as soon as the affairs of the office are wnund up ait Gurley.. * e- * < > Our gmnevry is ir good shape to gin your cotton. You can get it ginned here every day y*ta will taring it awd get good service in grinding com. craclring corn an? hulling rice. We are here to serve you every day.? syOW HU.L <G2TN 'COMPANY?Adv. It?pd. The Tains ilasi week'relieved the dry vreatiyttr 211 .-some places in this eount\ , and caused tllhe county roa?te to become muddy "m others. The rain did not come before it was needed. ? * * 0 m Do not neglect the Fall gardening -- Til ... ... im?i, wm pay ytra nunflsomely it. your farming brasigvess. T. W- Booth ;spen't several days last week on bnasiness. ? * * * ? J. A- Butler \v?is among" those visiting Conway oti business last week. George J. Holliday of Galivants ferry spent some tinae in Conway last week on business. r 22nd. C/3 MUM =E 1 R" =2 I S M ib?r 26 ^ V d mm :fense" j^r J/ W. L. Bellamy the newly nominated treasurer of Horry County, spent last I Wednesday in Conway watching the returns as they were reported from different sections of the county. * When in need of legal blanks of any kind, get your supply at the. ; aid office. They have been improved 1 from time to time as experieppe^dio- < tated that they ought to be changed 1 for the convenience of those filling them out. You can get any kind J of a new blank printed to order at ' the Herald office. If you want the 1 best call here for-it. i t ' The cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Me- ! Queen Quattlebaum was about finish- 1 ed last week with the exception of 1 only a few unimportant details. 1 , W. A. Spivey was among those visiting Conway on business last week. P. W. Hardwick of Loris was in Conway recently. * Gloria's Romance, the serial love story now running in this paper, does not fail to claim your interest as it grows older and progresses further on in the plot of the tale, it concerns characters in high life and touches the emotions. Do not forget that the instalment of each week is shown on Thursday nights at the Casino theater. The pictures are among the best ever shown here. * * ? * ,1. H. Pusenbury spent some time here on business one day last week x * ** ? .miss Kuth Cokcr, who lias boon I visiting Missos Mary and Sarah Mo-! tMillan, rotuvnod to hor homo in Columbia tho latter part of last week. ______________ , WE STILL NEED IT. t I Many hundreds of subscribers have I very kindly answered our request recently made to renew their subscriptions and pay up back dues; but there are still others who were perhaps not ready previous to this time to renew and pay up. We did not expect that every one of our friends could possibly respond at the same time. It is never that way. One man has his money corning in at one time, while another will be in position at another time. So we ay* taking this opportunity to say that we still need every cc.nl that is due anu those who have iwt yet attended to this matter arc respectfully requested to look at t>ie label and send us currency, a pensoral check, or money order, using cither the blank form wo tare printing ftor that purpose, or on "their own nofce paper, being careful to give the nauto and the post office at which you aire receiving the paper. A receipt win be mailed you promptly. The cost of paper and other materials used In the printing business is entirely tw> high to justify our using stamps to mail out notices or statements. The situation is well known to each and every subscriber as we have fully explained it in many recent issues. * * The ejection last week passed off in this county without any disorder of any kind. There was considerable cheering and hurrahing for favorite candidates in front of the bulletin board on Tuesday night, but all of the jests were given and taken in a friendly way. According to reports from some of i the busines men at Aynor, the ' town is still making rapid progress and growing at a rate of speed that will make it a considerable town within the next year or two. Quantities of j tobacco were sold there this past sea-; son. * * * S. 1\1. Allen spent last Thursday' morning in Conway. ji CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED?To rent Store and Farm for 1 year with privilege buying, on Salt Water River or Ray. Ad dress to Oct. 1 --K. JACKSON, Shinopple, Del. Co., New York.? a/1 u.n/1 f ~ I GLYCERINE AND BARK PREVENT APPENDICITIS The simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adleri-ka, astonishes Conway people. Because Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH lower and upper bowel, ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASK constipation, sour stomach or gas. It removes such surprising foul matter that a ^ few doses often relieve or prevent ippendicitis. A short treatment helps ihronie stomach trouble. The IN- ( STANT, easy action of Adler-i-ka is v astonishing. Conway Drug Co. a (0-1.) ?adv. v I FIV1 R. G. SLOAN PISSES WAS NOTED CITIZEN Dr. H. G. Sloan passed away here it the Burroughs Hospital, last Sun#tt|ft*J>l*ht at about the hour of 12 :>'clock> after an illness of soHl^ time. Ha was sixty-five years of age. Early on Monday milling friends and relatives left here with his remains for his home at Little River where the interment took place ,* later J m He'Was fnarrtfw tw,iee,. H? is survived by one daughter by his first marriage. This daughter by the first marriage lives in Columbia, S. C. He is survived by one daughter of Irs second marriage, Mrs. Moore Thompson of Little River. Dr. Sloan came to Little River from North Carolina many years ago and established himself in his profession. In this he was very successful and hail a large practice which he gave up only a few years ago on account of his health. He was engaged in the mercantile business after that and Iso farming in both of which he was also successful. Dr. Sloan was wellthroughout thr countv nnri Trui friends in every section. o ?? Misses Ruth and Lucy Spivey and Maude IHisenLury left this week for ' oker College. * * * Miss Sadie Goldfinch leaves this week for Lander College where she v ill continue her course. .leanings Thompson will return to the Institute at Greenwood, S. C., this week. Frank Thompson returns to the University of South Carolina to continue his course. Thuvman Sparks leaves for Charleston College, at Charleston, S. C v larcnee sessions leaves this week to continue his studies at Clemson J College. * Miss Edna Earle Spivey leaves this week for Chieora College. ? Among those leaving for college is Howard Little who is taking a course at the State University. Stokes King will take up studies within a day or two at Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. ? * Messrs. Dock Singleton and Julian. Dusenbury leave this week for Columbia where they ufd rscuir.2 tb' jr studies at the University. ^ * * * % * Miss Margaret Lrwis W'jes this week lor Lander College, * * m m * ?1 ! ? 'i ' ? i uui l^mie wrnl to Columbia, S. C., the first of this wrek. moreDardsM to go to border Washington, Sept, 14?The Tennes,cer National Guard, encamped at Nashville, was ordered to the Mexican border. Tennessee has mobilized two regiments of infantry, a troop of cavalry, an ambulance company and a field hospital. Ordering out of the Tennessee troops is in line with the department's policy of giving all of the guardsmen called into the Federal service a tour j of duty on the bonier under war conditions before they are mustered out. TURNIP SEED FRESH STOCK JUST IN. Golden Bail, and Amber Globe. Long White Cow^ ? ?vi ii ana rurple lop Ruta Baga and others. CONWAY DRU6 CO. . t MV.Ili 1 s "The Store of Quality;? f Whenever Yoo Need a General Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless hill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the rell k nown tonic properties of QUININ K ml IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives ut Malaria, Knriches the Blood and tuilds up the Whole System. 50 cents.