Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Lroc?pl and . - E Dr. atml Mi's. Brundage, of Georgetown, S. C\, spent the week-end in the city, the guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. Hudley. m 0 m m m t J. W. Little of MuitcJIV Inlet was y a recent visitor in Conway. <M * *'' r. ' ' Mils Irene StalVoy of Socastee was a recent vi? it01 to relatives here. 4- > ' Mi fc's Virginia Burba go recently | spent some time in Columbia. * * ikf Miss Donna Colfcmait spent thc holiday last week at Fair Bluff, N. C. m m m ? Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sherwood spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr. Sherwood's parents at Dillon, S. C. ' aL IflS- Miss May Elks, graduated as a ' nurse at the Burroughs Hospital last August. Last week she stood the m rigid examination required by tli . State Board of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolina and pass e.j the examination successfully. Hir success is not only a credit to tli^ young lady, but attests the thoroughly good training she received at the Burroughs Hospital. ' ?! f * I ' * * * * k. 5 " ' . ! ' ' Miss Es-io Derham spent some tL time here recent lv with Mr ond M: *. ? J. A. McDormott, * * Wanted 100 live Turkeys at once, market price for them, see me. W. Percy Hardwicke. ?adv Miss Laura Jenkins was recently a visitor at Ay nor, the guest of Mrs. \V. C. Adams. J. L. Clommons was in Conway recently onbusiness. * * * * * L E. C. Capps spent a short time I ? Conway on business last week. m m * J. M. I). Long was in Conway the later part of last week. % * * THE WORLD'S BEST. If you need a good Sewing Machine see J. M. 1). Jones. He sells the best in the world, The old Singer., Conv.uy, S. C.?41-12-0-17?pd. W. C. Dix of (lalivants Ferry way ' amonp .those visiting Conway tin* laitt r part of last work. .1. M. Watts was among those visiting Conway the latter part of las week. \ THERE HAS JUST Afii THE FOLLOW f 1 One Car Load Wagons ^, One Thousand Sacks Cot One Thousand Bushels Ri Two Whole Cars Agricult mer ought to uce.) * Five Thousand Sacks Goo Five Thousand Pounds Ch ? in ?mmm That all these goods were kets before the recent ris; them in large quantities t These goods are now beir f ent stores?GALIVANTS VILLE, and AYNOR, all a 4 , and satisfy. We have tol do it. Many articles wer* factory prices. You can : prices will prove when yoi * goods. You will be welcome at an: A I i ueorge j. P , Galivanst Ferry A< ? \ V. I ' ?* ? Pepsoncil / 2 V * * ' ' ..." . 1 Thanksgiving Turkey was alniOBl impossible at the price of twenty-five cents per pound. m m m m m Last Monday was legal salesday at the court house. Various sales were made under order of court by the Clerk of the Court >and the Sheiiff o: the County. % ? ? List your lot or country tract with M. M. Hodrick,.manager, Horry Lain Agency, at Hotel Grace.?adv ? A. S. Ehrich of Georgetown was in this county last week culling on the trade, ; > m m ? Hon. A. D. Jackson of Floyds township was in Conway a short time last Wednesday. mm * m m , The Bank of Tabor is among the growing financial institutions of the neur-bv prosperous section of our sister State. In last week's isrue we published a statement of the bank v. hich was doubtless read by all of lour readeis. It is a fine showing. * ? ? % j If you have inoie real estate than y< u want and desire to ditpose of it: i list it with us and let us have tile ex! petise of advertising it. ^i^hort'is no expense to you if we <lo not make a. sflc.? Horty Land Agency, Conway, I S. (?adv C. Herbert Halo of the Ward-Bate Com puny snout a few days in this fcc'ion recently on business relating a) his company. ***** T. J. Bell has a notice in this paper offering one thousand bushels jf home raised corn at the price of $2.00 per bushel. Send him your order for what you need today at Conway, J. K. Dawsev has moved his jeweli" business from the Bank of Horry Building to the one formerly occupied by the Farmers & Merchants Bank. He is now located on drd Avenue 1 n new quarters. % Don't sacrifice your seed Cotton, but haul it to the Planters Warehouse for the market price. No bad reduction for frost bitten lots. W. Percy Hard wicke.?adv ***** .J. I'. Uaxloy of (Jalivants Kerry, | was in Conway on last Friday. * * ?y *. + (I. .1. Holliday was in Conway on business several days last week. fiVED LARGE LOTS OF /INS GOODS: Lon Seed Meal ist Proof Seed Oats ural Lime (a thing every far>d Whole Rice icwing Tobacco. M1I\G IIUUbG. purchased on the mare in prices, and by getting he price was very low. ig offered at my differFERRY, JORDANt prices that will please ' Id you the reason we can ; bought at less than the share benefits as the j i AAII /%M*I !**'? -?* ?- 11? a umii <iiiu iuuk over ine j of the three storse. Holliday ynor, Jordanville, THE HORRY HERA L The mule which shied off the long county bridge act eon the - Half-way stream noOOToddvilflfc J&k-fittlv; at tfcfet Mtoujra&alid not \w>vercdM>oni tlfc fjrt.?\h !q;< til mule received. Tbe bugfcy was destroyed with exception of the axle and the wheels. * Those who volunteered and went to the officers' training camps an<t received commission's will have life-, long positions"in the national army. Horr>N ^ one' wjmdid this, Clarence J. Sessions.! He received his commission us 2nd Lieuteiumt last week, und will report for duty on December lf?th, after spending the iufcjtvenin?* time with his parents here.*" -Adi*. wwiuea ' to Know at *'ontfe about how many pounds of Velvet Beans you will have for sale. W. Percy Hardwicke.? j adv H. CI Turner of Dog- Bluff was in Conway last week on business. m + * m m I S. T. Sessions is tlie owner of aJ in w Oakland touring car. ***** i John Singleton of Toddville waft among the farmers visiting Conway I >n business the middle of last week. I W. H. Cannon of Jordanville was r Conway one day last week. 1 1. P. Edge, a well-known farmer " ! Dogwood Nock twnship, spent sonr. 'time bore lust Wednesday on buoi* i 11CSS. J * * * I Several tourists passed through Conway last week stopping for a few days at Hotel Grace before continuing their journey. ***** W. K. Hardee was in Conway on business one day last week. * ? * N. E. Hard wick of Loris was in Conway on business last week returning home on the afternoon train. ***** W. R. Cook was among the farmers visiting Conway last week. * P. V. Dunn was in Conway one day last week. On the Bh We have on the block, as following valuable properties, careful attention, especially \\ money in an absolutely safe w ; Read the following deset j and three residences in the To can sell you to-day if you wani sitions, or all together if you < Give this a look-over to-< ! COUNTY (Tract of Land, situated in Rucks To a and Twenty-Kivc Acres, on Public R( Church SJMirwrU M - inni.M', same clistanc( I Town of Conway, has one four Room I and Stables. One aero and Family Land. Terms of Sale. One-third Ci farm. A. H. Long place. CITY City lot, good site for Musiness Hoi:* and Main Street, Lot o2 by SO feet, ( door to the Pastime Theater. Terms Two Hundred Dollars. CITY RES One Hi.glit-Room Residence situate! utcs from corporate limits, exempt !i lights, Three Stables, One 'Jam. F< c W. Uethea. Rents for Twelve-Fifty Ask us for the price. CITY RES Residence of U. A. Dusenbury, situ a and Him Street, Two Story. Garage Consideiation Four Thousr d Doll: r by Mortgage on said Property. Ik' h COMPLETE VI Farm situated in Simpson Crock Tov under cultivation, eight-room dwell!n barns, and stalls, two and half stoi ic and other necessary buildings. Leon iwniwir4 \t 0.??? ? ,? goon timber. 3-4 P nicrly known as N. M. Hardee Farm, ly low price. One-third cash balanc< LOT FO 200 feet by 172 feet, within City Lin bargain for some one. Kirst three hi If interested see M. M. Hedrick, Mai Call on the manager at Ho Horry Lati CONWAY sSmmm H j t "#,* . * ,.,The oldest Ameri THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURAI W. B. Coxe, S F. F. Covington, Bullock F R. M. Bullo. L_ D, CONWAY, S. 0. J. J. Elliott was here one clay re- | cently. I ! i K. A. Burii^jff is Jlas aWay on busness several clays list t\veek. Seed wheat in plenty in Conway is what should have been the case twenty years ag;o, but it was not. At last the farmers understand the value o.N wheat. flent* of ?seed are now in Conway for planting, and the farmers arc getting thri benefit of the sefed at absolute firfct cost. Send in your name at once to F. A. Burroughs, chairman of lhe council of defense, as it may be necessary to order more seed inofcter to m^et the demand before the time for planting is entirely Over. Several acres of wheat on ovoiv farm in Horry County is what wo hoped to see long ago. Hundreds of' furnurs are now planting it. * * * * * Miss Virginia Quattlebaum has roU i'rd from a visit with relatives ?m Kentucky and this State. ? A member of the law firm of Haire 1 son tV Ilarrelson, was among the visiting attorneys on last Salesday. A. C. Thompson bought the large rife that was foimcrly used in the farmers & Merchants Hank. * * ? W. L. I.upo, of Co cen Sea, was here Tuesday and attended tlire meeting of the County Commissioners. Dr. Lewis will he out of town on business the latter part of this week, beginning Thursday noon, therefore the dental office will he closed.;?adv. i M : ii ii * .iiibms i.iewcnyn ungj*s im<i Loia Lawrence, of Florence, S. C., spoilt a-few days in the city last week, tlio jvucsts of Misses Sadie and Mae Gol.lj finch. I have a lot of good bright 7 per cent. Meal to offer at a reduced price in order to move, also Acid Phosphate. Better buy now and be sure you arc t supplied. W. Percy Hardwicke 1 ?adv ock Today. it were, for sale to-day, tho , to all of which we ask your you desire to invest some ay. iptions of a fine country tract, wn of Conway, all of whioh t them, either one of the propoicsire to invest that muchTRACT vnship, consisting o." One Hundred ">ad, One and One-half Miles from ? from Boat Landing", Six Miles from House, plastered and sealed, l?ai n / Garden cleared, some Timber on ish, balance secured by mortgage on LOT so. On Southeast corner 4th Avenue Opposite Peoples National Bank, next of sale: Cash consideration Twenty? incmer HULNOH on Burroughs Street, just three min oni Town taxes, Good water, Electric ?d loft, now occupied by Professor per month. Terms of Sale: Ca m IDENCE ited on the corner of 5th Avenue and outstanding buildings, water, s, 50 per cent. Cash, Balance secured room, Perfectly ideal location. \m FOR SALE ; /nship, containing 150 acres, 45 acre.-. jl', one tneant house, one set of large i 5s high, smoke house, tobacco barn, Boyd road runs directly through die from seven month school. Cor- j We offer this place at a surprising;.. I e terms. R SALE '.its. Clear deed and title. A real imdrecl and twenty-five dollars, nager tel Grace and get particulari. id Agency , s. c. ==^^==i===^iBii; can Company ' I ] ftiut UOv, OF NEW YORK , pecial Agent J District Agt. 1 Iros.? < Mgr., Agents. 1 1 GREAT SOLDIERS ! ON FRENCH FRONT With the American Army in France, Wednesday.?The development of the men of th?? first AmerU can contingent in France in the science of war was described today as truly remarkable by the general commanding the division. "I have been in the atmy since I was a boy/' he said. "During that time 1 have observed many American and many foreign soldiers, but never in mv life hav?? 1 s?w nnvf^ini* w - ? ? --v.? V \JU<I ? ing the men now here. When my division landed we had shockheaded boys by the hundreds. They were clerks, mechanics, day laborers, fanner boys, old and young from every walk of life. Some spoke English and some did not. There woi> Poles, Bohemians, Russians, Jews and Gentiles. But in this short time they have become first class soldiers, eiu < rgetic to the extreme and have fallen into the ways of army life as 1 never thought possible. o G. M. Fowler was here last Monday. ? ? P. J. Elks of Socastee was here on Monday. ***** i S. E. Williamson was among those in r.Hiwnf i ... ??(1 VII* I I !.->(. \J I III*.' Wl't'lV. * * * * * W. F. Staekhouse spent Monday in Conway on business. ***** H. 1). F1 licit was anions the ciowd here on Monday. ***** Ci. J. Holliday attended the land] sales here on Monday. ***** A. I. White was here the first of the week. ***** ? Arch Wilson was here on business the first of the week. ***** O. K. link man of Loris was in Conway recently on business. WORTH TIIK COST OF IMF WAR. j "I suppose not nuinv fortunate by1 | products tan conic out of a war, bill II if the United States can learn somci thinp. about saving out of this war a will be worth the cost of the war; I I mean the literal cost of it' in money and resources. 1 suppose we haw. several times over wasted what we I are now about to spend. We have not j known that there was any limit to our resources; w<? are now hndin^ out that there may be if we are not careful."? Krom President Wilson'| Speech to the War Savings Commit! tee. o I I ! POTASH uMMHarnr i "smmwmmmmmmkmwmt ? MMM??????? 350 Says Tobacco Potash (Th is is genuine I potash tor tobacco) Q^n deliver about Christ- i mas. . ; I ' 550 Bbls. Best Flour. I Feed your hogs on Peanut Meal. We have 600 bags. Meat will be high next summer. ! 12 Balc-s Tobacco Canvass and 50 tons plant bed guano in stock. We i ?? uctn iictnaic me goods and can save our Horry friends bicj money. I luai.li Hi i?m*?mmtrtmmmm PALMETTO GROCERY CO. | Cooper?MULLINS ?858 smooth break mi in STOCK Km YOUR car We use cnfliiino TT/w/1 ' _ o - *vr*v? I ai 13 only in our repair work. CONWAY MOTOR CAR CO.. NOTICE. All persons indebted unto the lute * Jus. J. Scale are required to make immediate payment to the undersignph Administratrix, and all persons holding- claims against him arc like- I wise required to present the same 1 iu 1 y proven according to law to her t >r Robert B. Scarborough, her at- < :orncy, within the time rcquire<l by 1 aw, or this notice will be plead in bar >f their payment. '1 Rebecca K. Seale, Qualified Administratrix. I^cbt. R. Scarborough, It?11-7. Attorney. ( FIVE I MEN ARE URGED TO I AID WORTHY CAUSE I At the rccnet session ol' U 0 S. 0. I Conference Horry County received I more thai usual recognition. In the I first puce Mr. Albert E. Goldfinch of I Conway was elected one c' t'.lQ four I delegates from the Confere ky to hte Genreal or Law Making ('oti'orcn.o I which meets inPAtlantu noxt Ma/. I IWs is a high ' eomplcme.it to ?*> ? young layman and a dost vc.l one. I The Horry Industrial Scho>l was I given $1,000.00 towards the building I fund, also $1,500 for maintenance, a I increase of $500 in the latter item. A I hat collection on Saturday night for I the school amounted to near $o00.0l> I most of which was for the building I and equipment, part of this on schol- I arships. The president of the school 1 Rev. S. C. Morris, has during the I year secured $2,500.00 cash and sub- I scriptions towards this cause, and fl thc outlook is quite encouraging. I The war demands, Liberty loan, I Red Cross, V. M. C. A. etc., are all I worthy and we have stood aside and I let our greatest home need wait on I these. The twelve to fifteen thous- I and dollars that is absolutely needed I to equpi the school with this hen <e I for its Rome, must b< ,d v. thin I the nO*:t vow month.-. I. ev*>rr,mun, I and woman who read tide W1 that I lit or ehc is peisonally rc. po:i<ib)e I for tilt : 11 ..... v..II .1 (HinSlO'C J or him or her to contribute to th..? I Viorthy institution, ihat will mcr.n .-o much to our section in the years to come. Semi a contribution to the President. Key. S. ('. Morris. liony, S. or give it to your leister. Posimaster or KI I) Carrier, or deposit it to "Uuilding fund U. 1. S.. Ch iwa> National Hark, where th - fund, ai e kept. May the institution not count >n ail I il> ft iends, without regard to scct avian lives or any hinder hig causoN rallying, to its help and give t the* equipment that it irust lur e, i; it '5V to live and do it ai merited work. A. mi'l altogether \ ill do the tiiek wont yen have a !ia u>! ie. the pu'.l. ? S. C. Mr ris. , /V To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It si op* the Ccugli and Headache and works of! the Cold. Druggists refund money i( it fails t?> cure. K. W. GROVE'S signature on each bc:n 30c. Did; Sessions v. us in O /v.vf1;/ several days lately haxirg sp-"'. . vONll days with hi - parents. vc:i C i\v.. He is now a prolY. or in o'io ei* our leaning' r.1111..i y srleols, and i using ti.o good training he receive 1 at the c.itaticI i or th4? oem it of oth.v. every ' * '? t\ , \V. T. Watson of <: ? ? - L . .-pC". I j in: t M ? i >y ! C .. ay. This it a prescription prepared especially for MALARIA cr CHILLS A. FEVER. Five or six doses will break nny case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c o I OR KP.NT?On shares Cor 1D1S, the Frosty 1?. Todd place n ar A S. O.. and the .John ilrown place between Comvay and J rdanville. Apply to 11. H. Woodward, Coiavay, S. ('. ! STK WKI) NOTICE. Lost Nov. LPh. one black "Poio and China ami Kinkshy" piy, \! .>iii 10 v ol - old. mr mrked. Anyone will plcasa notify, J. 0. FLOYD. IIFI) No. 2, Nichols, S. C. v STRAYKD- -O e hcifV - yt a 1 in?X". color mulberry red, butt beaded, nurdc cd split and uadcrbit; crop and un(lorsqnaro. Hern seen orn-o since Februa' y. F. i . LOVELL, Dot? Muff township, o miles from Jordanvillo, S. C.?ad-11-2!>-lk-pd. 1 i [ OK SALE?One Thousand bushels homo raised corn at \he price of $2.00 nor bushel. Call on or wiite T. .1. l?e'l, Coov ay, S. C. ;.dv ? 1 mo-pd? I1 -22-1 7. ? TV KMX I'D- - At mv p'a e one -ow, color black and white, marked swat low fork and underbit in one ear and upperbit in the other ear, about i c. * oki. wwncr ran get same by proving and paying charges, H. P. PRINCK, Hammond, S. C. idv?:U-pd-l 1-15-17. STRAY 101) NOTICK. There has taken up in n>y field one )laek and white spotted sow shout, narked split and underbit in right ar, croji in left. Owner can pay Uniiap;es and get him. 11 -8-i7 ?O. M. WATTS. TAKKN UP?One male hog, marked smooth crop and underbit in right ear, half crop and underbit in left, red and black spotted. C. II. King, lurley, S. C.?ll-8-3t.