The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 14, 1917, Page FIVE, Image 5
CAMEL NOW CARRYING
i, VERY LAST STRAW
i Taxpayer Says That the Limit
1 Has Bern Reached at
[
i ' y Last.
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Editor* Herrhl:- It seems that pag/*
trons lit id children of the Burroughs
School are forced to endure
another year of "eating crow" and
teaehei'S. go to Conway Lumber Company's
office for their vouchers. Now
it might as well be understood that
the last straw is on the camel's back
and when an out-raged people do rise
in their might, woe unto those who
arc responsible.
?"Taxpayer."
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CHEEK-Mctll'KKN.
| A mar? iage of much interest
throughout the State, was that of
Miss Oiua Chei-k to G. Donald .McQueen,
at the home of the bride's
parents, Ore lli'l, N. C.f at high noon.
The house was decorated in green
and white. Only the immediate relatives
and friends witnessed the ceron?c
ny.
At noon, to the strains of the Lofrtjgi
ia wedding mawh, played by
Miss Lucille Cheek., sister of the
bride, th.e bridal party entered; first
came the little flower bearers.
Emily Check, n rwiicc of tiie bride,
arid Charlie Cheek, a nephew of the
bride, next crame tier br'de and groom
followed b\ little Charlie Womhle,
also a nephew of the bride, who made
a Deautmu r.mg ti/unM1.
They worn mot .at the beautifully
constructed .altar by Rev. Carrock,
pastor of the bride, who pe? formed
the ceremony.
After the ceremony an informal reception
was held, duiin^ which Mr.
and .Mr:-.. McQueen received the conpratuiaUons
and good wishes of the
relatives and friends present.
The bride was gowned in a smart
tailored? suit of .jSTiiy with gloves and J
shoes to match. A graceful bouquet !
of roses anil ferns tied with tulle
completed the .attire. '
Mrs. .McQueen, for the past two
years has been teaching music in
Pombrcibe, N. vC Mr. McQueen is
cashier -of the bank in Coats, N. C.
Afte*r .dune 1.0th, they will be -it
h< me be their friends in Coats, N. C-1
MERCHANTS ORGANIZE j
CBEffll PROTECTION j
A number of the merchants of this j
secticm arc organizing for better J
protoctiim in the .Knitter of credits,
and a credit guide will be published j
giving .& rating to every person andj
firm in this countv and Marion, shov j
ing the reputation of each for debt,!
paying, promptness in meeting bill.4 J
and other information in the credit
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line. Those who wish to receive a j
good rating 5n the corning publication j
would do well to pay up now before;
the Hidings rare fixed.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Under anli b.y virtiw of the decree"
?d judgment of the court made by
his Honor S. W. G. Sliipp, Presiding;
Judge of the J2tli Circuit, in the case
of Gertrude Tharp, Rentus Tharp,
Lonnie Tharp. -Hertha Tharp, Archie
Tharp, Lizzie Tharp, and Wade
Tharp, by J. .J. Tharp, their Guardian
Ad Lil<?ni, Plaintiffs vs. Mary
Tharp, Luther Tharp, Ada Tharp,
Dorcas Ann Tharp, and W. If. Tharp,
Defendants, and dated at Chambers
the 11th (lay of .J une A. D.? 1017, I,
the undersigned W. L. Bryan, Clerk
of the Court and Snecial iV1uKt/?i- will
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r J1 at public auction to tho highest
Inader before tho Court Hou.se door
at Conway, in Horry County, and
State of South Carolina, during legal
hours of sale, on saJesday in July
next, it being the 2m1 day of .-said
month, all and singular those certain
lands situate in Horry County, and
described as follows, to wit:
All and singular that certain tr&vct
or parcel of land containing Seventytwo
(72) acres, more or less, situate
in Little River Township, in the
County and State aforesaid, known as
the estate of Gaston P. Tharp, deceased,
and bounded on the North by
lands of W. H. Tharp, on the East by
lands of T. R. Permenter and C. C.
Gore, on the South by the C C. Gore
?jnds and on the West, by the same,
lands purchased by Gaston P.
Tbarp from Luther N. Tharp. 1
TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser
to pay for papers. 1
Conway, S. C., June 12th, 1917. i
W. L. BRYAN, i
Clerk of the Court of Common ]
Pleas and Special Master. <
h. H. WOODWARD, <
. plaintiff's Attorney. <
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HAS A MARRIAGE
IN EARLY MORNING
At an early hour last Tuesday
morning, before many people had
turned over for a final "snooze,"
Judge J. S. Vaught was awakened to ^
issue license for the marriage of Ida
Lee Walker, aged nineteen of Town n
Creek, N. C., to Mr. Henry A. WilHums,
agc<l thirty-nine, of I,eland, N.
C. The young couple were united by
the Judge of Probate in the holy \
bends of matrimony just before the ^
morning train went out The bride is
tl'.e dHUchtor of ? lfuirlinw fitivon r?f
Brunswick County, N. C., and is said
to be a family of considerable wealth, n
now living in a handsome country
residence ten miles from Wilmington,
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N. C., and which cost about the sum
(I
o! seventy-five thousand dollars to
complete. It was reported that objections
had been raised by the fam- v
i'y to this wedding, that the rcgisto (i
of deeds of the North Carotin.
County being related to the young I v
lady's father, no license could be pro ! (
cured there, hence the early morning 1
trip over here.
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DF.ATM OK M BS. SLIM N. ]
Relatives in this county of Mrs.!.
1*11 la Sloan, widow of the late Dr. K. j ,
C?. Sloan of Little lliver, came here).
< no evening last w< ? k to meet h r re ' j
mains; as she died at the Hospital ii
Columbia, S. C., a few days after I
having been admitted to the institution.
The r<muins were accompanied
to Little Uiwr from this by her j
daughter, .Mrs. Moore Thompson, and
oilier relatives and friends of the t f
family. ! ^
She is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Thompson of Little Itiver. She
had been sic k for some time and re - i .
ec-ntly wv.nt to Columbia for treat-'
meat.
The Aoneral services at Little River *
were cnoducted by the Rev, .J. M.
1 < junwni of Conway.
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M. C?. Andersen wont to (icorgctcvn
on business la.^t Thursday.
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A - J
I S.. J. Lewis of Avnor was in Con ttay
last week on business..
Isaac L. Lee was airua^ those ir.
Conway on business recently.
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! The crop of huckleberries and wild
Idackberries are aburwhutt this year, j
Like everything else tin? jpricc of both i
j are higher than they kave ever been 1
I Ihefme.
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Cultivating the Ts just as ini-j
portant as carrying gun for Uncle I'
Sam
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J. H. Dusenbury, <*] 'J'oddville, was]
iti town last Saturday..
i
m m m m m
t Mrs. C. K. Haseltb'Ti and daughter. I
! Sara, accompanied by .Mr. D. A. Do- '
j sen bury and Miss Grace Haseiden.'i"
I returned home last Friday Mr. Du~
.sohhury and Miss Haeelden will visit
JToKence before refuntirng.
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i Miss Mary Harder*., and Miss Sadie
Magill, spent some .time recently at!
; tcbc beach, the quests, of Mrs. Hon j
tDurroughs.
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Ralph Dawsey left last week fori'
-Columbia where he joined the navy, |1
but was returned home to be called
la I ?r.
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Mr and Mrs. 1). M. ISfcurroughs and , *
children moved to the beach last week ; 4
to spend the summer months.
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The town dog tax led due on Junoi
1st. If it is unpaid on June 15th,J*
steps wlil be taken to collect the tax.1
b> law. The tax is the stem of $1.00 r
on each dog kept in the town.
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Voll Roweill, one of the leading j
farmers of iFloyds townshl'ji, spent j'
several hours here on business tin* j
latter part of last week. 1
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Its RYROX you need to kil'j potato '
Hugs and Tobacco worms. One pound ^
makes 0 to 10 gallons solution.. One
application lasts longer, kills more v
Hugs, and worms than any other in- 1
sectieide. *?5c pound. Cy Drug Co.?
.wK.
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TO DEAL FIRMLY "?
WITH SLACKERS 1
Washington, June 12.?Arrest and
possibly a year's imprisonment today
threatened men of registration age
who have failed to enroll for army,
conscription. Governors had orders \v
from the War Department to cease
extending leniency to those who did W
not register on the single legal rcg- d<
istration day, last Tuesday, and to $]
prosecute violulois vj&uiGuoly. The pi
?rrly publication of lists of register. p?
2d men is expected to aid in detectior m
Df slackers. Hi
THE HO&BY HERALD.
Leocal and I
Horry County is one of the finest | 1
laces in the world to mire Irish po- . he
.toes. This has been abundantly ; my
roved by the g\>cd crops raised by
umbeis of growers during the past 2
jveral years. in
Send us that next job of printing. {
>'e are prepared to give you satisfac pC(
on. I ai
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H. I). Elliott of Eloyds township J SiK
pent some time in Conway on busfess
last week. . '
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Harry C?. Cushman returned kom a
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Liiy 01 several days with relatives in
Ircenville, S. C. :
Dr. and Mrs. Y. F. Piatt left Conay
last week to be gone several 1 1
ays. According to the Mullins Kn- v 1
t.rprise of last week they intended t< j
it.it Charleston for several days b<
ore returning home. *L1
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The Herabl has received a hand-;:U
: | j,
cinelv engraved invitation from the 1
at I
acuity and graduating class of the
Unison Agricultural College, to at- <
" to
' lid the commencement exercises *i\
he College on June 17th, 18th, ami
!Hh- i-.i,
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Paris Green 40c per pound. Convuy
Drug Co.?adv
vi:
There were several thunder showis
on last Sunday, making more
noisture than is needed in some sec- i c
ions of the community. i.,,
I < 4 1
or
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sanders arrived
n Conway last week to spend some
ime visiting .Mrs. H. T. Uyman and ftMrs.
J. M. McKeithan, both sisters of \*(
Mrs. Sanders.
P r* Pinnv^ 1
m. . v,. i i4ii\ r j 1 Ail"IS, L., Spoil |
i few hours here last Saturday. t?i
Misses Laura and Mary Rhems ?r
Rhcjjis, .S, C., visited the Misses l)u~ t)i
a.1 i.bury in Conway last week. fj,
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K. M. Graham was in Conway or w
business -one day last week. ti<
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Get land deeds ands mortgages o!
real estate at the Herald office. W? (
print them and keep them in stoc fi
for y?ctt '.to use at any time.
T. -J.. Vaught, one of the most pro
grass) .ve and well-known farmers w
tills county, spent last Saturday in t;c
Conway on business. 45
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The rains last week brought out
senve ?of the crops that were suffer-'
irag for rain. J
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W. F. Mishoc of .Blanche, S. C? was
uitticmg those visiting Conway f.ior..
the .country last week. vi
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J.. W. Little who is conduct i.i:$ a
?jjujimssful lumber business near Alui .
re. I'.f .Inlet, spent last Saturday j.11 Con v
way on business. ^
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J'VItOX, the most economical and
easiest applied article known for kill- to
ing .Potato Bugs and Tobacco worms. i;]
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-K a pound. Conway Drug Co.?adv f.?
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A. B. Garren, the contractor for the wj
lyullding of the new Methodist par- m
wnage, has completed the building pi
ind it is ready for occupancy. The
icngJiegation seem to be pleased with
In pood work that the contractor has jn,
k ne in the use of the old building
hat stood on the lot. The old buildup
which was used as a basis for this Sp
icw beautiful parsonage, was one j 0a
he drug store of Dr. ft. Norton, and
i little later the Norton Drug Co., of 1
shirh Dr. ft. Norton was the head in ar,
lis life .time. When the Norton Drug t>e
Company completed their new build- pt>(
ng several years ago, the old wood11
buildi.ng was moved from Main ]
Street to Die lot now occupied and th(
nown as the Methodist Jhasonage, v,a
nd the old building was on the lot
:hen it was purchased by the trus- r
ces of the church. C}H
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Mr and Mrs. R. J. Beverly and str
amily have moved back to the farm m <
ntil the opening of the Burroughs nie
ligh School again in the Fall. the
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A KEN IIP?At my place one red
steer, marked swallow fork in one
ear and two underbits in other. 11
Taken up Feb. 1916. Owner can H
get same by paying for this ad. ano Qj
charges. A. B. Thonipkins. Con-lR
ay, S. C.?adv-lt-pd. I
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WANTED OLD FALSE TEETH,'!
:>n't matter if broken, I pay $2 to I
L5 per full set, Single and partial I
?i. n... i i i B
rtica in piupuitiuu. otnu uy paicci
i.st and receive chock by return I
ail, F. TERL, 403 N. Wolfe Street, I
altimore, Md.? adv /,
OOKWAY, S. C.
Personal _
A.
lorry registered out one adtn. and "uU
was not classed as an alien t oo "
J.
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diss Loula Stalvey wins a visito: ' *
Conway recently. ''
m m m m m Cl.
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several fishing parties wont to tlu ;
I \y
e Dee River during the past sever- ^
weeks while the water was low in
it stream, and enjoyed some fine
>1*1. 1
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Vlrs. F. A. Burroughs and family'
ved over to Myrtle Peach the lat
part of last week where they w: 1
?nd the Summer. J.
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W. J. Singleton of Enterprise wa- . 11
Conway on business one day la:-., 1*.
ok.
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Mr. and Mrs. I>. V. Richardson re ad
t th.eii' beautiful eoua-try
in.' a.t vkspoit last weak afte i *,
ending Jie Winter and Spring a
>tel (Irae \ while their <on Donah!
tended the Hurroughs High Svhoo . '
!'. and Mrs. Richardson will return
Conway in the Kali.
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Lobaeeo glow re- are ex pectin .'
gh price s for thei. paodu-. t this
S
ar.
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Joe Clark was in Conway recently ,S' *
siting his mother, .Mrs. Klora Clark. ^
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Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Porter of the ^
iris section visited Conway oik day '
st week and remained here fo? sev- ^
al hours on business. | ^
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Mrs. E. J. Sherwood has returned. '
om a visit to the mountains o( ^
orth Carolina. J
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Mr. and Mrs. Moore Thompson of J
tile River were in Conway a shoi 1
i \;
iiu last week. >
A cement facing a portion ?< i '
e buck wall at the town clerk's o.r-| '
c*e and painted black has furnishoill *
convenient bulletin board upon ^
hich town sales and other informa- '
on can now be posted for the at-, ^
ntion of the public. I
M?*s. J. E. Watson has returned ?'u
om n visit of several days to her i *
irents in Marion. I '
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i^LD GLORY, the best flag in the 1 1
orbl, made from good materia I,
dors will not fade, ox5ft.?0. | J
Jj ft.??$5.00, 7x0ft.?$7.50 Conway
tug (Jo.?adv
K. L. Mishoc of Cool Springs,:
tent some time in Conway on busiess
last week. !
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Marshall 1. Prince of Lot is. S. C. t
site/1 r/,n, n,...: - 1 1
.......... . .<<?> ??m u1< i-111 * ;%> tilt' lUlVt r
u t o.' last week.
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C. Z. Enzor of Eloy<Js township *
as in Coinvay the latter part of last
eck.
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The men of this country will stand, I;,1(
gether against Germany, practic- ^
ly to a man. The ravings of a few lunatics,
who believe neither in war, *1
anything else as to that matter, inill
not amount to anything; except! 1
aybe to result in the arrest and r,,a'
mishment of a few of them.
Mrs. Harry G. Cushman is spendg
the Summer in Greenville, S. C.
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Hon. Kobt. It. Scarborough recently i un<l
ent some time in Floyds Township j ^
business. I'1''1
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The tobacco crops over the county '
D rapidly developing and will soon ; ? c'(
matured. The warehouses arc ex- ('**y
cting a good business this year. (',so
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Li. M. Ludlam, a leading farmer of
? Allen neighborhood, visited Con- Q
y last week on business.
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The new walk at the court house j
mot come into full usefulness until "~~"
re is a hard walk laid along th< j
eet connecting with it. One crying! ^
id in this town just now is more ce-1 j *
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in, sine-wanes and paved streets in j n
( business section where traffic is ;
iviest. h<
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"UP TO THE MINUTE" | 1
Surety Bond Service?Bonds I ~
issued and delivered same R
day applied for. Backed by
Company 100 years old. Ab
W. B. COXE, Marion, S. C. I h?K {
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AT HOTKL GRACE. I I
.u ng the recent arrivals at the
' ;iao ihe following:
I', 15:yant, Doris, S. C.
C. Iv I es ?\ North Carolina.
Brothers, Wilmington, N. C. I
S. Mrown. Charlotte, X C.
S. Davidson, New York.
! '. DeC.range, Baltimore, Mil.
A. Jene% Detroit, Mich.
. Ik Kir g, City.
:ss Sadie Magill, South Carolina.
k. Mary Harllee, City.
!. an I Mrs. K. D. Mearos, Wil- (
i
jton, N. C.
S. Grecnbrrg, Danville, Ya.
Ik Carroll, Baltimore, Md.
. K. Detrrson, Wilmington, N C. *
10s. J. Banty, Baltimore, Md.
Ik Davis, Wilmington, N. C.
, v. mm;*, i\mp>uec, v..
. Y. Well*. Columbia, S. C.
11. Parrish, Columbia, S C.
. A. Lurroia-hs, City.
11. Waters, llirminp;ham, Ala. ]
.). Blaokwell, .Marion, S. C.
hn S. Liphtboi.rn, (leoyetown. j
ore S. llrown, Charlotte, X. C.
11. I'pton, Charleston. S. C.
in Campers, Coldsboro, X. C.
1". Keel, Klorenee, S. C.
. P. Bannon, Marion. S. C.
/. 1'. Cook, Jr.. Atlanta. Ca
. L. Jackson, South Carolina.
. A. Grundy, Kooky Mount. X. C.
Irs. S. K Cook field, Little River.
1. r\ Xixoa, Jr., Little River, S. C.
loo. A. llrown, la ston, Mass.
1. \V. Turner, South Carolina.
. K. Pearson, Chadhourn, N. C.
antes M. lllair. Leesville, S. C.
Irs. James .\i. lllair, Leesville. S C.
Inward llessant, Little River, S C.
'. L. Ycreon, Little River. S. C.
Lss Kdna Llks. Little River, S. t.
' ; \v Sadie Stewciit, Little River,
. K. Montgomery, and hoys, Mai,
S. C.
V. G. Siaokhouse, Marion, S C.
. II. Mau . New York.
>hn;?? p.ai... i. i>: >
i v.ivi. i\, ivi^junwnu, Nil.
). M. Burroughs, City,
1. G. Cushinan, City.
. S. Hopper, Florence, S. C.
V. F. Norton. South Carolina
i. I). Annrbaum, Wilmington,
C.
?lr. an<l Mis. Williams, North Car
?dwavd Burroughs, City.
). A. Godbold, Marion, S. C.
M. O. Bennett, North Carolina.
Mall Andrews, Wilmington, N. C.
W. L. Miller, Wilmington, N. C.
\. S. Ehrich, Georgetown, S. C.
M. J. Glaves, Georgetown, S. C.
F. Stern, Wilmington, N. C.
Itaiph Elkins, Wilmington, N. C.
ft. D. Dunny, Columbia, S. C.
\van Edwards, Charleston, S. C.
roorge T Chirk, Wilmington, N. C".
). A. Ponnenter, Wampee, S. C.
J. C. Kcece, North Carolina.
T. Terry, New York.
\. I. Ed wauls, North Carolina.
\ V. Fitchctt, Norfolk, \ a.
5. C. Svendsen, Chaileston, S. C.
FOIt KENT.
lottago formerly occupied by Mr.
1 Mr. Jas. J. Scales,
lottage next door to Mr. and Mrs.
W. Harrison.
. .J. Pitman place with land fenced
tepairs to any of these places
de to suit the applicant.
Apply to H. H. Woodward.
Notice of Final Discharge.
lot ice is herby given that tin
ersignod administrator with th<
1 annexed of William Kirhv
ice, deceased, will apply to the
ge of l'rohate of Horry County,
lis ofliee at Conway, S. C., at II
>ck in the forenoon on the Kith
of July A. !).. 1917, for a final
barge as such administrator,
od June 1 1th, 1917.
Marshal I. Prince,
ualifiod Administrator with the
Will annexed of William Kirby
Prince, deceased. 1
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PHYSICAL TRAINING
TEACHERS IN DEMAND j
'oung Men and Women about to be ,
radualed from HIkI' School should
[insider ttil.M healthful, useful, (lis- (
ifled and profitable profession,
ly recent legislation Physical train- J
ik Is made obligatory In every J
?hool In New Vork and New JerF?y.
Penn , North and South Caro- r
11a have hill? pending
end for Catalog of the only achool
' physical edueutton chartered by
\o University of the State of New {
ork (I'nfirr iht Hrgenta)
rHE SAVAGE SCHOOL FOR
PHYSICAL EDUCATION t
tO W+*t N*M' York Citv ^
e
NOTICE. 1
out last October one black male J
ook up at mv place and has been
f>vov i'ini'O t ht-nev flirt rrrti canto It
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ftying damage and i'or this ad. ^
W. r. GRAINGER. r<
r, S. C. C
OVER 6,000 TEUTONS
TAKEN PRISONERS
3erman Losses in Coanter-At*
tacks on Belgian Front Reported
as Terrible.
British Headquarters in France,
Via London)?(From a staff Cor
c^pondent of the Associated Press).
The number of prisoners reaching
lie collecting stations since the beginning
yesterday of the new British
Irive in Belgium has now reached
l ore than (>,000. Many more prisoners
are coming in.
The German losses in their counter
ittacks were terrible. The l'ldl depth
>f the British attack was 5,<.<00 yards
Three counter attacks by the Germans,
which were not delivered in
great force, were broken up last,
night.
No estimont of the number of Gern
an guns cautmvd is yet possible,
although it is known Dial several
German batteries were taken practically
intact.
The night passed quietly en the
front of the new attack, all the conquered
territory being heM.
Prisoners say that mores of German
guns were destr< yod by the Brit
ish bombardment. v* .?" <*
Over *i\ Thousand Pri oners \
I'p to last night .r>,8r>0 prisoners
had been counted. More came in to
the cellect'.on stations early today,
bringing up the total to well over
(>.000 with many more yet to come.
Two comparatively large pockets
in iiic 1 n sl
rush forward, have bora surrounded
in battle wood, noar the northern
.'lank of tlit ton-mile attacking; front
ami in Oxygon trench, do.vn t<>\vif?rof
tlit southern f'ank of the lino. Vh?'
"mopping up" troops were o?*4?"eted
to deal with these Germans d
the day.
QX . e tV.A. 10(1 cfficers taSon
'niany are art bb ry jtu n. AH the latter
said the Piitish fire of the last
seven days had destroyed scores of.
German guns. In some instances all
i four guns in German batter u s were
I damaged, while in other e rises three
of the four guns were TftsT- ,
The work of the British fljing
ccrps in directing the shooting is beyond
all praise. German officers said1
they felt absolutely helpless when
airplanes came overheat! and the L>; t
ish batteries begn?> to five under their
ol solvation and direction.
TWO MARRIAGES BY
JUDGE OF PROBATE
.1 inlge Valight reported two w tU
dings at his office on i. st Monday,
i une 11 th:
Miss Cor;; A ! m to .VI1. .John Ty'er.
Miss Alien s of (iurloy, S? C. Mr.
| Tyler \\a^ 'ormerlv id* tarn
ju m \
vhdiiT ho loft for Florida about
I twenty years si go, and he is now of
Palatka, K)a.
Miss Lizzie Bellamy to Mr. Joe
Sarvis, both parties from Sucasto.e
Township in this county..
YES! LIFT A CORN
OFF WITHOUT PAINL
Cincinnati authority tells how
to dry up a corn or callus
so it lifts off with fingers.
You corn-pestered men and women
need sufier no longer. Wear the
shoes that nearly killed you before,
says this Cincinnati authority, hecause
a few drops of f.reezono applied
directly on a tender, aching corn
or callus, stops soreness at once and
soon the corn or hardened callus
loosens so it can be lifted out, root
:ind all, without pain.
A small bottle of free zone cost;
very little at any drug store, but will
positively take off everv hnrH />?
^ V* ovi
orn or callus. This should bo tried,
is it is inexpensive anil is said not to
rritate the surrounding skin.
If your druggist hasn't any free Time
tell him to get a small bottle for
'ou from his wholesale drug houset
is fine stuff and acts like a charm
very time.?adv.
* ' ?. ()? 1 - ?
The county board met this week
or the consideration of claims
igainst the county and for attending
o various matters of routine in that
ffice.
No. 666
This it a prescription prepared especially
yr MALARIA or CHILI R A. FEVER.
rive or tix dotet will break any case, and
' taken then at a tonic the Fever will not
eturn. It act* on the liver better than
lalomcl and does not gripe or sicken. 2Sr