Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I if 1 V Lrocel and Doyle, of Galivants Ferry, wan nway last week on business. < D. Altman was here one day lust ; ; 1 ijfr.. , j .1 HeTvaye asked if there, will be a j et for Irish potatoes planted I < Aving to delay in getting seed. J ; ee no reason why there should j 0 a good market for all that the ?rs may raise. H. Stone spent some time in ay lust week. * * * * e recent amendment to the 1 dipping regulations makes it to try those who fail to disin- . Lfieir cattle, because now the ft triable before a magistrate subject to a fine of not less than {h nor more than one hundred doles, or imprisonment not less than 'r\ nor more than thirty days. Unjjr the law as it stood before, the ijitter had to come before the court j * general sessions, and before the se could be tried, the dipping seamight be over. The new act \va iblished in full in our last issue. ;tl. i^l. Pooro, representing: Fai'* i inks, Morse & Co., was in Conway 'i business last week. V * * ? a I'The list of registrants whose names j y.'i'C published in the issue of wee': 'Tore last, appeared here before th j framining hoard on Tuesday an .i tcdnesday of last week. / m * * v J H. Pierce was in Conway ono da> Km week on business. * * /|II. L. Mailow, of the Pec Dee sec "m spent some time here last Satur 'V on business. Hz * * * * * ;? The tobacco warehouses are look for a good business this year the farmers of this section of State. r m w 9 /Sunday was a dark day but passed ithout any rain in this part of the '"junty. | a i\j. B. Davis was in Conway on la d Iturday. i * * * * * fClaso'line has been short in Conway !veral times lately. We have heard le matter of a large holding tank r Conway but so far no active steps ive been taken to increase the sup:y that may be brought to Conway f tank cars. * * * * * rJ. J. Williams, of bucks township, | lis in Conway one day last week on ' jsine is. <L. W. Cooper was recently declared bankrupt by the United States | ,|strict Court, in its bankruptcy jur- ! diction; and a meeting of his crecii rs has been called for April 1st, at e office of the referee, at Florence, i C. During the past several year* Cooper conducted a mercantile sincss on 3rd Avenue in Conway. 1.7. H. Atkinson, of Jordanville, was rioru; those visiting Conway last 2ek Ion business. ' Horry Lan CONWAY Wants to advert / city lots or cour J may want to dis , * the year 1918. Decide on 1 See M. M. Hedr I Grace and agree No sale, no exper The oldest Ameri E MUTUAL LIFE INSURAI W. B. Coxe, S| F. F. Covington, Bullock E R. M. Bullo( .?l n .? Pepsonel 4 % % H. J. Williamson was in Conway one day last week on business. 9 L. H. Burroughs has opened up for business on the corner formerly known as the Waccamaw Cafe. The interior has been renovated and ihaoges made so that it is now quite a spacious store. m J. C. Coats was among those visiting Con\yivy on business last week. m * * TLbn. R. B. Scarborough spent the week end at home with'his family. . . 5 C. Z. Enzor, of Floyds townshin was in Conway1 the first of last week on business, remaining here several hours in the early part of the day. The gasoline engine which is to turn the flour mill at Conway ha*, been ordered through an ageney v hose representative was here last week. The engine will give ample power for the roller mill. The Spring garden is tin* most 'in portant thing* for persons with sma'l lots, just at this season of the year. ? S. H. Thompkins was in Conway one day recently. * * * * flour mixed half and half with cron meal an ! properly prepared for tit-: table makes a good bread. * * * * ? The court of Common Ideas will convene; on next Monday morning with Judge H. K. Rico presiding- n the bench. This will be a term of | civil jury trials, and no criminal case> l will come up at all. W. E. Smith, of the Montgomery Lumber Company spent last Wednesday in Conway. He was among the number examined here that day for military duty. * * * * * M rs. McQueen Ountl Idmnm <w. pected to leave from Florence, in a few days, to join Mr. Quattlebaum at their new home at Apple Grove, Ohio. D. K. McDuffie, of Loris, S. C.. spent some tinm here last week on business. * * * * It is not too late to plant Irish potatoes. If late in getting the seed, go ahead and plant just the same. | They will be profitable in the opinion of those in touch with the situation. * m * H. C. Lewis, was in Conway on' lav last week. ***** I The space which has not been used! in the city hall for some time will b" changed into an armory for the local ! military company. The company isj still having* regular drills and is mak- \ ing fine progress in the early stages j of training. ***** H. G. Turner, of Galivants Frrrj, j spent a day here last, week on bus* . 11 ess. ***** Order strawberry cheeks early th:s, time and have thorn when the berries begin to ripn. I id Agency j , s. c, I ise and sell any itry tracts you ipose of during Pair Price ick at Hotel I i on an option, lse to you. H can Company I MCE CO., OF NEW YORK I pecial Agent I District Agt. I ik, Mgr., Agents. I THE HOBBY WEBAUI as^?aHsaisa?sssHsssss?Bsa???e t JOHNSON?Misri6fe:' j hf(0Kf Married at'tiic resjl&TVct of John A. Johnson on the ni?nt of the ?oth. inst., Miss Ola Johnkon Horry, S. C., to Mr. Gordon Mishoe of Aynor, S, C., K. L. Mishoe, Notary public, performing the ceremony. There was a large crowd of friends and kindred of both sides present.. After the ceremony was performed they were invited to tha dining rooin where the table was loaded with ail kinds of good things to eat. M iss Ola is one of Mr. John A. Johnson's charming and most accomplished daughters, and her home and friends will miss her. Mr. Mishoe ."s one of D, M. Mishoc's boys near Aynor, S. C., and they go near there , to I'Ve.,, This* is hoping their path through Life will be prosperous and i happy. ?One Present. o COUNCIL OF DEFENSE CAMPAIGN. ? I have been asked by the Council of ! Defense to act as Chairman of the J Speakers' Campaign for Horry Coun-1 ty. With a view to a more pern anent organization, and for a full discussion, 1 will ask all those designated in th<* I ublished list, and others who are willing to co-operate, to he present ? t the Meeting on Monday, April Is* next, at Conway. All Ministers and Teachers of th County are especially urged to assist 1 us in this Speakers' Campaign. Rpvji?r>ft f? i 11 \* , . V. , ?1). A. Spivcv, f Chairman. I'OR SAI.K?15,000 Evergreen llcdje Plants $ 1.00 per hundred. Reauti'y your home; saves yard fencing. H. Snider. Conway, S. C.?ad.lt. * * * * P. Marion Johnson, of I.oris, was in Conway one day last week. % J. K. llryan spent last Monday in Conway. The Herald has just completed a large lot of Planter's Contracts, which are just the tiling needed in , each case where land is let out on i shares of the crop, etc. These contracts arc protection for both sides in, the matter* The price for the blanks I I are as follows: 24 for SO cents, 12 for 50 cents, less than one dozen 5 cents each. The purchaser pays the post-1 ! age when orders come by mail. David H. Brown spent a day hor? j last week on business. - - - - i KOR SALE?Good fresh country but-! tor, f>0c per lb. 'Phono 90.1.?Allen Dietz.?adv-3t-pd--!>-21 -18. ? Your Ohoic At any of the AYNOR?JOROANVILI Go to the one that is near wc are plentifully supplied at best groceries the markets af Seed Oats, Guano and In large quantities, both lar farm use, now on hand Tobacco Canvas, !\ Will arrive in time for the conic in car load lots. AND NEVEI That we have on hand a i ing, Shoes (Shoes a specialty Call and see our complete liday Notions, serviceable and during the Holliday season. We buy almost every thin thing that is used by the people i ? - Darter-trade or pay cash,?an credit if satisfactory arrangen Call at any of the three st< lines we carry. We are in the we will try to merit it. George J. AYNOR?JORDANVILLE ), COTfWAT, S. 0. A CLEAN < PA ICS N. |J * -v' " "* ' ^ ' Far the first time in the history of Conway it is possible for us to have an up-to-date sanitary town. The town has just completed the digging of a 10 inch flowing artesian well, which will giye ys a daijy capacity of about 150V000 gallons. An ordinance has been recently passed allowing all property owners t,o cminect with the public sewers free of charge of any tapping fee, and to connect with the water mains a tapping fee of $6,00 in advance will be charged for each connection. All C- i nections and tappings to be done n accordance with said ordinance. \No work to be done before a proper license has been issued. Meters, curb cocks, corporation cocks, etc, to be furnished by the town at cost plus a 10 per cent commission. All material and work to be approved by the engineer inspector. A campaign is on to have a general "clean up," and the Civic League which can always be depended upon will do their part. We apj? al to each and every property owno;' and tenant to make such clean up at once on his premises which will bring about the desired results, and thereby relieve the Board of Health from the necessity of issuing any special orders this year to have rnvtnin nl-wn..: ? ?/ ..I - -? - ?>< J/ t nv V . ' V l\ tu IV. u Lend a helping hand to tlu sc who am trying to do a community scrvic", : p.d which every one owes to his _ ;. n. Yours for the cleanest and most healthy town in South Carolina. Respectfully, C. H. Snider, Health Officer. ? * Hon. R. B. Scarborough spent th. week end at home with his family here. His duties on the exemption board for the Eastern District of South Carolina, are now very exacting and will continue to be that way until the board gets through with th? great number of appeals going up to the board from all the loca" exemption boards over the State. Expert Opinion. "Do you think it a waste of tiinto say 'please' over the telephone?" "Not any more a waste of time | than hall" the other conversation that goes over the wire/' replied the synical operator.?Washington Star. * * * * w CARD OF THANKS. Wo take this method of thanking our many friends and especially the members of the Conway Baptist Church for their kindness shown during the illness and death of our mother. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Benton. i > e of Trade three Stores: E?GALIVANTS FERRY est you to do your trading* for all of these stores with the ford. Cotton Seed Meal for tobacco beds and for regu- j ready for you to haul out. |i /laine Grown Seed Oats earliest planting, and will \ FORGET | full line of Dry Goods, Cloth) line of Christmas Goods, Holattractive gifts for everyone 1 g, and we sell almost everyi of Horry County,?either d we sell for cash or extend lcnts arc made. >res for any of the immense business for your trade, and Holliday ?'GALIVANTS FERRY ! TWELVE MEN GALLED FOR APRIL 1ST f The following seven men have been notified by the local exemption board to report here for military duty on | Monday April 1st, at 11 o'clock in the forertoon in readiness to entrain for Camp Jackson at Columbia: f . James Lorencc Bell Orrcn Tiedeman Cause Needham Co- um Boyd Smith Worlcy John Furman Tompkins ? j iV.hcr R-stus Cox t Ceo. Gardner Cox I t Andrew Jackson Tyler ] < Henry Hartford Johnson Frank Brock Graham J ( Henry Grady Williams ! j J. Vander Hardwick. 1 o i There will bo no meeting of Live Oak Camp 124, W. O. W., on Thurs- \ day evening, on account of the quar- 1 antine for meningitis.?adv 1 o , Take Sulphur Baths^ Rheumatism! Gout, Eczema, Hives, etc. Right in I your own home and at trifling cost, | you can enjoy the benefft of healing j sulphur baths. u Hancock Sulphur Compound nature's own blood purifying and skin healing t remedy?SULPHUR ?prepared In a way to make its use most efficacious. Use it in the bath; use. it as a lotion applying to affected | rarts; and take it Internally. 50c and $1 the bottle at your druggist's. If he can't supply you, send Ills name and the price in stamps and we will send you a bottle direct. HANCOCK LIQUID SULPHUR COMPANY ^ . j B*Uiuaore. Md. Hantui tt./fhur ft"ifrund Oftil i mini?? f and SC(?f*r uu with tHa Ufuid LtmfcunU. Vi iwniqi IW> WM? <> STRAY HOGS. i There lias taken lip at my place j two hogs which have been here some time,?both sows about one year old, pom- white and black spotted marked crop and swallow fork in each ear; the other is black marked split and underbit in right ear. Owner may obtain these hogs bv applying' to the undersigned, and payi ?g for advertising- and other charges. ?Hamp Tompkins. Adrian, S. C.?2t-d-28-18. o Notwithstanding the fact that the ; Germans fov some time have adver- : tised largely their intent to hmrin :? ? ** , general offensive on the allied front I at no distant date, nothing* beyond in- j ! tens'ifiod bombardments and here an!, there infantry attacks on various1 sectors have been forthcoming*. j i nssi SMDCSSS BREAK I sslt i i HERE IN SIOCK rcin wufl CAR nfflf j 1 We use genuine Ford Parts j only in our repair work. CONWAY MOTOR CAR CO.. O He Sells the Best. If you need a sewing* machine, and ! want to use the make which is the J best in the world, see J. M. 1>. Jones j i to-day. You know that he sells tic i i Singer, at Conway, S. C.?-adv-2-2S18-4t-pd. 0 TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are hereby forbidden to J hunt, fish, trap, or in any manner '<> enter or trespass on the Isaac J. Par- ' ker homestead land in Simpson Creek > township bounded by J. P. Richard- 1 son, (I. M. Long, and others. J. H. JOYNLU. ?adv-.'l-14-1 S-4t. No. 666 ; This is a prescription prepared especially 'or MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER. , Five or six doses will break any case, and . if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not I return. It acts on the liver better than ' Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c > o ? TAKEN HP. At my place Oct. 1st, 1917, one white Sow with black head and black spots on hips, Short tail, marked with crop and hole in right ear and swal- ' low fork in left ear. Owner can get same by paying charges. 2-28-18-?St. A. 11. DIMREY. Galivants Fcitv, S. C\, RFD No. 1. :?o ' NOTICE. < STRAYED?About August 1, 1917, J from Mr. Carson Grainger's place. 1 young cow, red brindled, marked 2 splits in right car, smooth croji in left. J. W. Williams, Tabor, N. J C, Route 2.?adv?Ct-pd < im *- " i THIS PROPOSITION . ISHARDTOBEAT 'i ^riA: - ? J Unless Mantone lives Up to Its Designs, Your tyney Is ; Refunded, ??. ?. > 7. k > "ft* When you get Mantone you ge^a jrecriiption of r celebrated physician .hht has brought new strength,.health imhiife to numberless half-sick, nerv* ; >us and rundown men and women. Unless a person takes Mbntonc a"-* wording to directions*.Mantone is, bong done an injustice and can't possibly accomplish the designs which i-: is capable to perform. If any person takes the Mantone Lieatment and finds that, it has not proved, as doctors have pronounced -'t; Lhe ideal nerve, blood and brain tonic and rcconstructor for men and women, that person's money will be refunded. Mantone is no "cure all," and contains no alcohol. It. is all medicine end affords relief far different from lhe temporary relief or "kick" furnished by most alcoholic preparations. People in all sections who have heen helped by Man tunc have written o' their own free will to let suffering humanity know that M:ntone will relieve nervousness, liver and kidney ails, indigestion, constipation, and afford rich red blood, a h 'arty appetit sound sleep and a generally reeo; struetcd system. Mantone?"Makes You heel Good Ml Over;" is sold at all drug stores including1 Norton Drug Co., llorty Drug Co.. Conway Drug. Co., .). A. Mason, T. L. Smart & Co.; Conway 1 umber Co., Camps 1 & 2; Aynor, 1). YV. I age, Aynor Mercantile Co., Shelly Cook Co.; Cool Springs, Doyle & Co.; Horry, K. L. Mishoe, D. M. Todd; Myrtle Beach Farms Co.; Toddville, Dusenbury Mercantile Co.; Adrian. Kelly Tompkins; Bnyboro, A, Boll; Gurley, E. \V. Prince; I.oris, Hughes Pharmacy; Nichols, V. T, Rowell, Moody's Drug Store; Causey, Montgomery Lumber Co.; Grcshani, S. J. lleton.?adv ? ^ INTERESTING NEWS STIRS THE PEOPLE People of Conway were stirred oy^ a report which reached here night that in an iiYfiludinu1 mov?.* ?<1 /I 1 the allies had captured a body of eighty thou and (.Iceman troops including the Crown ^rineo of German;.* uj the lot. Later it was found that uc i now.; had been going about the ii ir.L.';. bu could not be confirmed :.n-I Lie !>'ate dailies had nothing to ay about the mailer. o TO COAL CON SO! ICRS. 1 have just received instructions from the State Fuel Administrator, to urge .111 coal consumers to placn their order for their winter supply of coal with their regular dealer, before? .April 1st. This order must be in writing, using blanks furnished ay the Local Fuel Administrator. The dealer will not be allowed to sell you any coal until you have filed with him said application, properly executed. I now have the blanks and it will bo well for ail wanting coal for the winter, to get same, fill them < ut and place your order at once with your dealer. No consumer will he allowed to buy more than a winter'.: supply and if he should have any now on hand, he shall receive only such llil/litiVvr,.,! -- ' V.IVIM1I illll"U(.l cIS SllUil milKO 1[) his normal annual requirements. Those expecting to burn wood for the winter are also urged to place their orders for wood and have same d( livered during the summer months so as to avoid the rush later. ?J. C. SP1VEY, Fuel Administrator for Horry County. VVANTKi)?to exchange an almost new two-seated top Buggy, shafts and pole, for a new or good condition, one-seat Buggy. Address N., F. N., Wampeo, S. C.,?adv-lm-f!21-18. I OH SALK?f?() bushels of Snu ? - " %y 4/vuu?l at $4.00 per bushel, also Osceola and 100-day Velvet Beans at 2cents a pound. K. S. CULTRA, Conway, S. C., RFD 1.?adv-tf. o FOR SALE: FOXHOUNDS. I have for sale 13 well-trained Fox lounds. Will sell separately or all oft-other. For further information, Address, D. L. CHRISTIAN, \dv-2-7-18-lm-pd. Rocky Mt, N. C. , To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stop* lh? Ccugh and Headache and works off the Cold. OtutcciMs refund money if M fails to cure. H V?* GKOVli'S lifiuuture on each box. jOc.