Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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... Lfocal end The registrants cannot volunteer in the United States army after December loth. For several days recruiting officers have been sent to various points and the indication .s that a large number of volunteers \ will go into the army during these Jf ipst few days as volunteers. ;, Several days last week gave us in .this section sampled of what is bjnt * Winter weather. "J ,?l Miss Dora Dec Walker was win Conway a short time last'week n relation to the Home Demonstration work in this county. * * ? * # O J. Bell of Wampee was in Con* way 011 business last week. ak ?**** The cases against David and Solomon Schorr bound over to United States court recently by Commissin* or , C. 1'. Qukttlebaum, wore continued over until the January term of that court when called up in Charleston last week. 7, THIS WORLD'S BEST. If you need a good Sewing Machine see J. M. D. Jones. He sells the best in the world, The old Singer., Cou/ way, S. C.?4M2-6-17?pd. J p. * * A. C. Murrcll who was involved m Hip difficulty with U. Watts , ir v.hich the latter received an injury from which he died; surrendered to the sheriff last week upon learning of his death at a Florence hospital. Hp was later released on bond, it "> said in the sum of $.'1,0000.00. Wanted to buy field peas in quantities, see us before you sell. Loris Grocery Co.?adv * * * The store occupied by the Jones Piano Company was a popular p'ace during several days lately where people gathered to hear the demonstration of the fine instruments they have in stock. Dr. D, T. Kiley of Florence, S. C., spent several days in Conway last week on business. * Julian Dusenbury, who is attending the University of South Carolina, ai Columbia, arrived here the first of the week to visit relatives a.id friends. B'j Stock Mullets on hand, fish are cheaper than meat. Lons Grocery Co. adv THERE HAS JUST Ail THE F0LL01 One Car Load Wagons *1 One Thousand Sacks Co One Thousand Bushels R Two Whole Cars Agricul mcr ought to uce.) Five Thousand Sacks Go Five Thousand Pounds C That all these goods vvcr kets before the recent ri i.i ~ ~~a:a: mum hi laiyu yuamiuub These goods are now be ent stores,?GALIVAIMT: VILLE, and AYNOR, all and satisfy. We have t> do it. Many articles wei ' * / factory prices. You can <ji prices will prove when y< goods. You will be welcome at a George J Galivanst Ferry Personal ? i The repairs recently started on the old Methodist church buiding, developed the fact that wainscoting and some of the other wooden members are destroyed by dry-rot. The wains, coting was fastened close up against a brick wall and it may have been the dampness coming in through this wall and caused the damage to tb<? wood. The repairs arc now nearing completion. ..., > i Don't fail to see us for your Seed Irish Potatoes and we may save you money. Loris Grocery Co.?adv The Rev, W. A. Youngblood left this county recently for his now work at Summcrvville, S. C. ***** E. W. Page of Aynor, S. CM was in Conway on business one day last week. John W. Cox was among the farm. crs visiting Conway last week on business. 1. H. Copper was here one day last week. Ross Johnson, of Charleston, S. 0.. j Spent the first of the week in Conway i with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. .J. i\ Johnson. * M t I Miss Jessie Duscnbury of Toddville was among those who visited Conway last Monday. M. W. Todd, a colored man born >n Horry County and who moved to Florida some years ago; is a sample of what thrift and industry will do for one of his race. He went from this County and worked as a barber in Jacksonville, Fla., and other places. He became the owner of property and is now wealthy. Hon. VV. M. Rooth of Adrian spent j some time in Conv.a.v last week. Mrs. Roy Jacobs of North Carolina was a recent arrival here to visit Dr. and Mrs. V. F. Piatt. Levi Ludlani, while driving a new touring car along the public road between the town and Snow Hill, losl j ' control of the steering gear. Thr machine which had several people Ir ii, ran into a ditch and stopped endl * i*i I i?AL*f i n m #vv-\ 1 Itn no / ! i <i f/\t* 'PL/ i ji>\ ?i r i I I r.^ti III; uil \,n%J I dwuiiwi , 1 in damage to 1 he machine was vci\\ light considering the circumstances : nd the people in the car at the time j were not much hurt. RIVED LARGE LOTS OF MING GOOOSi tlon Seed Meal list Proof Seed Oats tliral Lime (a thing' every fared Whole Rice hewing Tobacco. take notice: e purchased on the marse in prices, and by getting the price was very low. ing offered at my differS FERRY, JORDANat prices that will please old you the reason we can re bought at less than the share benefits as the ou call and look over the ny of the three storse. . Holliday (\ynor, Jordanville, . THE HORRY gTF.HA ] ' There was an automobile accident on the corner of 5th Avenue and Elm Street last Saturday night. The collision took place between a Fold which was being driven by Jesse Woodward and a hoi so being driven to a dray belonging to W. D, Woodward. The collision was "headon" and the horse's leg was broken. The horse was killed. * Horiy County Teachers' Association will meet at Burroughs School Auditorium next Saturday, December l?th at' 11 o'clock. We have some1 big* bargains m head Rice, and sell every thing in groceries. Loris Grocery Co.?adv A g g g A * J J. H. Cooper of Jordanville was i'/i Cob way one day last week on business. The United States District Court was engaged in Charleston nearly all of last week in the trial of criminal cases from different parts oV the district. J. J. Sanders & Co., recently sold out their timber holdings and other property to the Ward-Bate Company. Their holdings will be operated by ; . I. ? 1.. i i ? (. .< iuiiL-1 named company. Kclland Bcssant of Little Riv r was in Conway recently on business. ***** The store on Main Street where t'n% .]ones Piano Company are exhibiting a complete line of instruments, has been a popular place for the time it Las been open. There are seven ] i players in the l?b V b m S. W. Monroe, of Florence, S. C. was in Conway on business severa days last week. * * + * * Plant your patch of wheat and d< your part in raising a fine food eroj ' during the Winter. * * * * * Place your order with us foi your seed Potatoes and be sure your seed. Loris Grocery Co L adv. * ? J. Morgan Lewis of Galivunts Fe: ry, S. C., was called to Charlesto: r last week to serve as a member of tn< 1 grand jury in the U. S. Distric t Court. ? - On the Wc have on the block, a? following* valuable properties careful attention, especially i money in an absolutely safe v Read the following' dcsc: and three residences in the T< can sell you to-day if you w;i) sitions, or all together if you Give this a look-over to COUNT" I Tract of Land, situated in Pucks T and Twenty-Live Acres, on Public ? Church, School House, same distan Town of Conway, has one four Roon and Stables, One acre and Pair.' Land. Terms of Sale. Opc-third ( farm. A. 11. Long place. ClPi City lot. good site for business Hoi and Main Street, Lot 32 by SO feet, door to the Pastime Theater. Term Two Hundred Dollars. CITY RE One Light-R ?>m Residence situated u'tes from corporate limits, exempt lights, Three Stables, One Darn, I '< W. Bethea. Rents for Twelve-Pi ft.1 Ask us for the price. COMPLETE f Parm situated in Simpson Creek T< under cultivation, eight-room dweil barns, and stalls, two and half stoi and other necessary buildings. Let properly. Some good limber. .*^--1 mcrly known as N. M. Harden Farn ly low price. One-third cash balm LOT F 200 feet by 172 feet, within City 0 bargain for some one. First three If interested see M. M. Hedrick, M Call on the manager at H Horry Lai CONW/ I tThe oldest Arm /IUTUAL LIFE INSUR W. B. Coxe, F. F. Covingtc Rullock R. M. Hu IB, CONWAY, S O. .FOR SALE A few bushels of . Abruzzi rye. H- L- Buck. adv * * * * * Conway was ?hort of gasoline again last week, and the shortage was more serious than it has yet been. No explanation of the cause of the shortage has been given by the dealers. * The second section of the drafted men to fill the next quota of the new national army, it js expected will be called out before very long. The am ... 11 1-.... - a.\ * - WMI \.Avui|>kiuli UVKi VID Will I1UVC llli'ir hands full. W. H. Stone of Little River spent the past week in Charlseton as a member o'f the petit jury called to serve in the United States District Court. J ' L. F. JBryan, of Little River, was among: the jurors called to serve in the United States District Court hi Charleston last week. * * * ? * See us for your seed Irish Potatoes, we have several cars bought. I.oris Grocery Co. adv. D. M. liurr >ug;hs was called away to Chai '"sf.on last week during; the session of the United States Distri.il Court, having; been summoned as a I | member of the netit iurv i'oi thai ! J trim. ***** I .1. S. Batt'e was away in Charleston last week as a member of the grand jury in the United States District Court. * * * * i'OR gALE?Two Ford touring; , j cars. One 60 inch. Apply 'It. J. Bell, Conway, S. C. ***** Maybury Floyd of Creen Sea was * I among* the number of Horryites called >! to serve on the jury in the United States District Court in Charleston S C., last week. i? * * * * * ? Court was in session in Marion last week. ***** Dr. W. C. Adams, of Aynor, re-1 i.ccntly purchased the Horry Drug' Co.. ' here, and will continue to do a drug i business at the same location. Dr. e W. H, Darby, Jr., of Florence, S. C.. t will have charge of the drug department. lock Today. 5 it were, for sale to-day, the 3, to all of which we ask your you desire to invest some /ay. mixtions of a fine country tract, : wn of Conway, all of which we : t them, either one of the propodesire to invest that mucliday. Y TRACT wnshin. consist ill n" llnndvml \oad, One and One-half Miles fro)/: ( c from Boat Landing, Six Miles from 1 House, plastered and sealed, Barn ly Garden cleared, some Timber on ash, balance secured by mortgage on r LOT use. On Southeast corner 4th Avenue Opposite Peoples National Bank, next s of sale: Cash consideration TwentySIDENCE 1 on Burroughs Street, just three minI rem Town taxes, Good water, Klectnc /ed loft, now occupied by Professor per month. Terms of Sale: Cash :ARM FOR SALE nvnship, containing 1T>0 acres, 4."? acre, i nj_-, one tneant house, one set of large | lies high, smoke house, tobacco barn, ,,, in,,.a ......a ^" 'ii i#\i(vn i wan 11?11r> unvcuy inrouv'M j mile from seven month school. l'or- | l. We offer this place at a surprisimvlcc terms. OR SALE j imits. Clear deed and title. A real hundred and twenty-five dollars, lanager [otel Grace and get particular!. nd Agency lY, S. C. rrican Company I ANCE CO., OF NEW YORK I Special Agent I >n, District Agt. I llock, Mgr., Agents. S J. E. Watson has returned to his work in the offices of tve Conway Lumber Co., after taking a vacation el about two weeks. * " AIl'S- A M IliiBunKiivi' "l" I .... .... ..uu. ^ vi i v*hjy u.r spent last Monday in Conway. ? Miss May Elks, who as was stated in our last issue passed the examination before the North Carolina State Hoard of Medical Examiners, recently; has also st,ood successfully the examination before the South . Carolina Board, and this was announced in the State of last Thursday. WANTED All the Jerusalem Ouk seed in Horry County, 2c cash and 2 l-2c per pound for good clean seed. Conway Drug Co. adv 2tj2. n. ? Hon. W. M. Booth of Adrian has two boys in the new national army at Camp Jackson. Their father was i j lad to have them both home with j him to spend last Sunday. The two j young men who are serving then- j country from the same household, are J. T. Booth and Allen J. Booth, i They attended services at their < hurch last Sunday. ***** K. w. Klovd wil.w in I '\' Uii I - - - - %T V, .. *??V All V V'll M ** * VII l/UO- I iness recently. > L. M. Watts was among- those visiting Conway last week. * ? W. H. King was in Conway last ' Saturday. i ***** A. R. Bullock of Lovis was in Con- ' way on business last week. ***** W. J. Sessions was in Conway on business one day last week. I ***** r *- ? I I Senatoi Hal. L. Ruck was confined j to his homo on Laurel Street, last \ week, caused by a slight illness; he was able to be out again by the end of the week. ^ < ***** ? ' Dan VY. llardwick was in Conway last week on business. C. Watls of Willow Rranch sec' tion was n Conway last week. Mrs. .1. N Atwater of Spartanburg avrived hole recently t.o spend some time 011 a vis:t to her daughter, Mrs. A \Y. Barrett. o PLAY AT SOCASTKE i i A piny, "Miss Topsy 'Purvey." will i i?e j?iven at the Socastoe School I House on Kriday, Dec. 21st, 1P17. a4 7:20 o'clock, admission 2.7c. Ue. ; frt shmcuts served. I'uld'e coidiuliy invited. POTASH ogQ Bags 1 cbacco roSlash < 'j-iiiss is genuine sh i'er tobacco) Qgp, deliver about Christmas. | 550 Bbls. Best Flour. | Feed your hogs on Peanut Meal. We have 600 bags. Meat will be high next summer. j 12 Bales Tobacco Canvass and 50 tons plant i ? .... - ueci guano in stock. We can handle the goods and ear. save our Horry friends big money. - - ! PALMETTO GROCERY CO. Cooper MULLINS | msm88break Mi IN Stock for your CAR Nw \I7 n UK A A "PA-J **" "A ~ Tf v not guiiiuiiu f UI 11 X"ill"LS only in our repair work. CONWAY MOTOR CAR CO.. NOTICE. All persons indebted unto the Into J as. J. Scale are required to make immediate payment to the undersigned Administratrix, and all persons holding claims against him are likewise required to present the same duly proven according to law to her or Robert T>. Scarborough, her attorney, within the time required by law, or this notice will be plead in bar of their payment. Rebecca K, Seale, Qualified Administratrix. Rt !>t. R. Scarborough, '.t U-7. Attorney. II Iiw !" ^ rrvB FIFTEEN WHITE MEN WILL REPORT TO-DAY The local exemption board has notified fifteen young, men to^ report for duty here to-day, Thursday, December 13th, 1917, at 4 o'clock P .M , to leave Conway for Cnm? i VII the early morning train, to-morrow, Friday, December 14th, 1917. The names of the fifteen follow: Devon Abram Boyd, Foley Alex Dew, 1 James Duffie Duncan. Dwight Grainger, Bruce Hampton Holmes, Julius Franklin Hooks, Lemon Jones, William Henry James, John Robert Moore, Larry Benj. Martin, Calvin Mi shoo, George Bryant Moore, Lacy Talmage Rogei Henry Griffin Smith, Joe Bertie Stroud. o NOTICE TO BAPTIST CHCRCHES The Executive Committee of th? Waccamaw Associuton will meet at (V.nway on Monday, Dec. 17. at 11 o'clock. All Ohui he> having business v. Ith this Committee shouid present anie by this time. ?4). L HILL, Sec. Ex. CommHt e, fOUfiCaOREDMEN FOR JACKSON TO-DAY The local exemption board notified the following named colored men to r? po t he'-e I'or military duty yesterday, December 12th, II)17; and the Int. four in number, left this morning on tho early linin for Camp Jackson: .lames Wesley Faulk, John Muggins, Horace James Yereon, John Weaver, 4 O 4"v., *" To Cure a Cold In One Day. 1 Tnke LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops the Cough and 1 leiuinche and works off the Cold. Drujrcists refund money if it fails to cure. K. \V. GROVE'S signature on euch bcs. 30c. NOTK F OF niSSOLFTIOX. Notice is hereby given that the copartnership heretofore, before the 7th day of November A. D. 1017, existing between W. Jloyd Jones and A. M Kahil, war and iuis been dissolved hy mutual consent on the said 7vh day of November A. P. 1017, and the undersigned is in no respect liable for any contracts or obligations taken or asfUMcd by the s. hi A. hi. Jkibll conccrniaj; the copartnership business after said date of absolution. w. iio\ n .j^xf.s. (Y'lway, S. C., Nov. 14v11, lDi,. K-l No. 6@? This is o. prer.cvipt'.'-.n prepared especially 'or MALARIA ov CHILLS A. FEVER. L ive or si* doses will break any case, nnd if tnkcn then up a tonic the Fever will not retnrn. It nets on the liver better than Calomel and docs not gripe or sicken. 25c 1 OR RKXV On harts for 1D1S, the Frosty 1- Todd place near Alj lea, S. C., and the John Drown I place between Conway and .1 >rdan! ville. Apply to 11. H. Woodward, Conway, S. 0. STRA ^ 101) NOTICE. l.o<t Nov. 1 111., one black "Fu.e and China ami Duckshy" sow pip:, abort in w? eks old. unmarked. Anyone will please notiiy, .1. C. FLOYD. 11F1) No. 2, Nichols S. C. 0 I e/r U A v t; t \ . . k : ,x i ii' v 'lie ni'iHM' yeami*', color mulbori y rod. huU headed, nup'k od split and underhil; crop and uuj dersquaro. P?e n soon once since February, K. 1". l.OYFl.l,, ! >o;* l'luff township, *' miles from .lordanvil'e, S. C. ad-11 -2<>-2>t-pd. i : ; I OK SALE One Thousand bushels homo raised corn at the price of $2.00 per bushel. Call on or wiito T. .1. Hell. Conway, S. C. :ulv 1 nio-pd 11 -22-17. TAKEN UP At my p'aco one sow, color black and white, marked swal low fork and underbit in one ear and upperbit in the other ear, about 4 years old. Owner eon not snmi* n' ? by proving and paying charges. H. P. PRINCE, Hammond, S. C. adv?3t-pd-l 1-15-17. STRAYED NOTICE. There has taken up in my field one black and white spotted sow shout, marked split and underbit in right car, crop in left. Owner can pay damages and get him. 11.8-17 ? O. M. WATTS. TAKEN UP?One male hog, marked smooth crop and underbit in right ear, half crop and underbit in left, red and black spotted. (\ II. King, Hurley, S. O.? 11-8-Mt.