The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 23, 1918, Page FIVE, Image 5
! Lrecel and
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r L>r. A. D. Lewis, of Green Sea, was
v lufeong those visiting- Conway on bus- ]
. ft Let ithe Herald Have your nett job '
^{printing.
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^Stationery of all kind*' at 1Kb iHei(M
job department. \?;F ' ,>J
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^ Be sure to sec the1 Sytnphony fc&Vid
j(l|nstrcl Friday 24th.' fell '
a '? . >
:1 tThere were more " showers'of-yain
ftjjt week making It 1 tdo wet*' fot^
rahneis to plow in many sections of
^ M avt*\r f*#\i .iaiWJ
v MVti JF vuuiivy. HIV uuwil-puui
. i^ojt very heavy at any particular
h time, but the rains kept at it now and
^ thfn for about three'days or longer.
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Jesse W. Jones, of Mullins, spent
last week-end here with friends and
relatives.
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D. H. Brown, of the Pee Dee sec-!
\ tion wus in Conway on business th
| latter part of last week.
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T. C. Blown was in town one dav !
last week.
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For your Corn and Cotton Met\l and |
Acid, a good fertilizer.. \V. Percy i
Kardwickc,?adv.
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O. H. McMillan and W. F. Stackhouse,
both of Marion, were in Con
way one day last week on business.
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Irish potato growers were disjour - i
aged last wook when tne prices began
to drop apparently without reason.
There was also some complaint at,out
injurv from the heavy rains. Digging
\V time is now about at hand.
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Potato Barrels have arrived, better
' get them now. W. Percy Hardwicko.
?adv
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Bert .Jones has accepted a position
with a mercantile firm at Georgetown,
and left last week for that city.
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You will forget your troubles if
\ you hear Symphony Band Minstrel
\ Friday night, May 24th.
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. Potato Barrels?I have them. V'.
Percy Hardwickc.?adv
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Deserters have found a bad place
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in Ttorry County to hang around.
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Buy the better kind of legal blanks
4 at the Hera J (I office. Hotter have
none at all than to buy the wrong
kind elsewhere.
j. The heavy rain last week again
a' put the telephone lines here out oi
commission; but the company put
them back in condition.
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The sheriff has been kept busy .of
late making trips to different points
in this county looking for deserters
and violators of the liquor laws.
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The heavy rains of recent date
resulted in bad roads in many sections
of the county.
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The bonds for the third liberty loan
have been received at the banks here
ffor some time and arc being delivered
to the purchasers.
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The court of General Sessions will
convene here on next Monday with
Judge S. W. G. Shipp as Presiding
V Judge. Only criminal cases will come
Jb up for trial at this term. The jury
^ list was published in our last issue.
Isaac Hughes, the colored amusement
hall operator, who ran away;
several months ago when ov< rtvken |
/ near Conway with a quantity of illicit
moonshine; has* never returned
* but is now said tp be in some disv
tant parts.
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i The officers of the law are hot on
* trail of the law breakers who
'make and sell liquor.
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T. B. Cooper, of Socastce, was in
' Conway one day last week on business.
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W. D. Rhodes, of Loris, was in
A Conway on business one day last
week. . . J
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I T i'"Y ' '* \,'*V ,>v V C x 4 <*|'
I ;" (The oldest Amei
4 I THE MUTO^L LIFE IfJSUR/
W. B. Coxe,!
h F. F. Covingtoz
i J Bullock
E. M. Bull
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Personal
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Read the advertisement * of The
Cash House at Fayettvjlle, N. C., and
send .them an order for crates if in
llicd, pi .Mny. Thai to rices appear in
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The clouds of dusiwfcjhh has been'
vhc bane of the dry gbdds uteres here
for so* Long is Still to contend with as
thdjrc is yet no regular sprinkler system
in practice. An enterprising
business town wants to' have decent
goods and a decent store to keep the
stock; in for ^li^pluy. How can they
do it^wtoeb ttfdrc Is riibi'e dust and
trash than there is paint and . varnish
used? To be uii-ta^Yale wc
must have these streets sprinkled at
least twice every dry day.
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A. C. Murrell was in Conway on
business last Saturday.
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Charles L. Beverly and Joel Beverly,
with their wives, were in Con v. ay
last week on business. They arc progressive
farmers of Bucks township.
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V. P. McQueen, of Lor is, was in i
Conway last Thursday evening*.
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Co run to Pastime Theater Friday
night, hear Symphony Band Minstrel,
and ho prepared to laugh*?udv
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FOB SALE?Maxwell touring car.
1912 model, in good condition. E.
L. MOORE, Conway, S. C.-ad-lt-pd
Olin W. Watson, of Camp Jackson
af Columbia, is visiting friends and
relatives in the city.
W.. J. Sngleton, who is running a
large lumber and timber business at
Knterprise this year, spent some time
in Conway last week accompanied by
bis son, I,. 10. Singleton who is intcr ested
wtih his father in the business.
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G. L. Richardson, of Bolton, N. C.,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. C. Richardson. Mr. Richardson is
in the next call from North Carolina
and expects to leave for camp aboi.e
May 27th.
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7 per cent. Meal and 10 per cent.
Acid for your Corn. W. Percy Hardwicke. adv
Miss Lila Thompson, of Georgia,
arrived in the city the first ; of the
week to visit friends and relatives.
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Chicora College for Women, at Columbia,
closes the session for 1917-18
with a very interesting commencement
nroirram on Mnv tr. 'in?li
I- - 17? - """" "" WW".
It is o'f special interest to Conway by
reason of the fact that Miss Edna
, Earlc Spivey, daughter of Col. and
I Mrs. I). A. Spivey, will graduate this
time from the institution.
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Claud Andersen, of Murrell's Inlc;,
j was in Conway the first of the week
on business.
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Jennings Armstrong has resigned
j his position with the Conway Lumber
Co., and accepted a position at the A.
C. L. depot.
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Notice When Selling Wool.
He sure and get prices from our
representative. Mr Willie P Hnn-ino
Conway every Saturday. Bring him
your wool. Old Dominion Hide & Fur
Co., Richmond, Va., 5 23!ltjpd
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OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED
DON'T MATTER IF BROKEN
We pay up to 15 dollars per set. Also
cash for Old Gold, Silver and broken
Jewelry. Check sent by return mail.
Goods held 10 days for sender's approval
of our offer. Mazer's Tooth
Specialty, Dept. A, 2001 S. 5th St.,
b h i 1 adel p h i a, Pa. 5-2-18 71- p d.
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Many of the citizens of Conway arc
buying water fixtures for their homes
and constructing bath rooms, and will
I take advantage of the artesian wa!
tor supply the town is now about
ready to furnish to all who want it
within reach of the supply mains.
Equipment for about seven closets
was received here by W. J. Benson
early last week. He has been busy
for some time lately making connections
to the municipal water supply
and installing closets and bath tubs,
as well as other kinds ,of fixtures.
rican Company
kNCE CO., OF NEW YORK
Special Agent
l, District Agt.
Bros,
ock, Mgr., Agents.
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THK KOUtY HK&AL1
HHBOiyVWy**'- invltlWWRtt uU
mm m, w *.? ??<'l>?- " -- > >ii ! 111?? r - ,
much space as they want to donalw
for advertising the war savings;
stampsjind thrift^tjmms in the isstJh
pi t^^ioriy H^Jta$for June 13thjfii
wit to W ail 3re can to heM'
along the campaign for increasing
the sales of these stamps, which will i
begin on June 14th and will run till 1
June 2fth. Tl|c special edition.will
carry wht, twteve or sixteen pt$^ i
according to the amount Of advertfcv '
iiig ;tfcat'' may be taken and t^o
dnWurt^'bf^i-eadhig matter we may M* '
able 4o Vife1' ff i\o advertising is tj*v
ken* oh but little, still the ifcsue eh '
thttt week will be specially in the
terest of this campaign even though;
it. may not carry more than the usuiar
eight pages. . - j '
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Mr. pri<J "Mrs. J. W. Hendei son, \v|hQ
have been visiting at the residence .or
their son, F. W. Henderson, have re\
turned to their home at Laurens,
S. C. ;t ''
You can buy the better kind of
land deeds and mortgages of real estate
at the Herald office.
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Every ton of southern grass, rough
age and cattle feed must be turned
into meat and milk to help win the
war.
Jesse Woodward left Monday for
Charleston after spending several
days here on furlough from the
Navy.
FOR SALE Cotton Seed Meal for
sale, 7 per cent, ammonia, price
$54..70, Lor s, S. C. C. C. Jerniga?Y.
5-1G-18-3t.
Buy War Savings Stamps.
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MONEY TO LEND On Improved |
Fnrni Lands in Horry County.
Easy terms. For particulars write
Julian D. Dusenbury, care Tatum
& Jennings, Attorneys-at-Law,
* Bishopville, S. C. adv 4-9-18.
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HARRELSON & HARRELSON*
Attorneys-at-Law
Practice both in the State and
Federal Courts.
MULLINS, S. 0.
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STRAYED NOTICE
There has strayed from my farm,
near Adrian, S. C., the following described
hogs:
One large sized sow, black or dingy
spotted, with small hole in ear, and
fivc.shoats black and red spotted, nhd.
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two shoats of a little larger size,
black and yellow spotted, all unmark|
eu. Strayed away on April 25th.
I Suitable reward to anybody for any
J information leading to recovery of
these hogs.
Henry Tompkins,
R. F. I). No. 1, Box 5G Conway, S. 0.
j 5-9-18-ot-pd.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting
of the Stockholders of Conwav
. Hardware Company, a corporation,
! will be held in the store of the said
j company on Main street in the Town
j of Conway, S. C., on May 30th, 1918,
| at. 10 o'clock A. M., for the purpose1
of considering the advisability of dissolving
the said Corporation and sur- |
1 rendering its charter, as pi ovided by
law.
J. W. TAYLOR,
President,
j Conway, S. C., Apr 30, 1918.?4t.
| LIGHT FREIGHT CHARGES
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We constantly ship goods
to Fair Bluff, Tabor, Cool
j Spring and Aynor. The j
i freight charges are light and i
j
j while the "water is up" we |
will be glad to have mail or- |
1 ders from our customers.
They'll have our immediate
attention and promt shipments
will be made. We are
well stocked with guano,
top dresser, hay, meal^ats,
grits, bacon, lard, hay, mo;
lasses feed, syrup, etc., and
j We guarantee our prices to |
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PALMEf+t) ?WfCERV 66.,
Cooper Mullins
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REV.W.OniOIUU'
I -WWW.
The Rev. W. H. Kirton died ut Loris
on Monday night of last week, at i
the residence of his dau|gfyt$r, Mrs. 1
p. J. Butier/an illntss "61 Nearly <
i y<fr- ..9i?:W>f'tiwn?brt9vo?jff???
years of ace. and. ha<C sept, a ilong
service ih 1
ciist f .bit r
TOlifeVlLLK Tlbl^sL ^'Ifl
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Misses and Fancy Olive
spent Sunday yntfr us. ^ . r
Mis. Hattie tiusontAiry and daugh- J
tniv M itiu .Tocoiii enn ?rt^ Qiin>lh?r \w\ . fUii 1
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Vicinity of Conway.
Mrs. John H. Woodward, of George
own, after paying a two weeks' visit j
to her father, Mr. W. H. King, returned
home Tuesday.
It was reported in different sections
of our township that Mr. Sam
L. Smart, a highly respected citizen,
v.as in jail for "blowing off his
mouth" about the management of the
war <h car rent and the report is on'tirely
misleading and without fcun%
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dation as Mr. tknart is a strong supporter
of Wood now Wilson and is dorjg
his "bit" making foodstuff to
help win the war.
J. H. Dusenbury, Albert Smart,
Marion Dusonburv, T. II. Duncan, Leo
Dusenbury, Zcbedee Graham, Causey
and Sammic Dusenbury spent last
Friday in Conway on important legal.
business,
The sentiments of our people hero
are entirely with President Wilson in >
the prosecution of the war to a sue-'
cessful conclusion. We feel that
when the Central Poweis are crushed
(as they certainly will be) that our
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nonorcu rresuiont win ue caueu upon
to dictate terms of peace.
?Forecast.
i Charter No. 105J3G
Report of The <
CONWAY NATIONAL
In the State of South Carolina, at th
RESOl
Loans and discounts (except those slue
Deduct:
Foreign Rills of Exchange or Drafts
this*bank, not shown under Item d ;
Overdrafts, unsecured $779.88
U. S. Bonds (other than Liberty Bond:
U. S. certificates of indebtedness):
U. S. bonds deposited to secure circuit
U. S^;bonds and certificates of-indebtoi
ahtl Unpledged
Premium on U. S. Bonds
Liberty loan bonds:
Liberty Loan Bonds, 13 1-2 per cent, ai
unpledged
Payments actually made on Liberty 4
Bonds, securities, etc. (other than U. S
Securities other than Li. S. bonds (not
ownod unpledged
Total bonds, securities, etc., other
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 pc
Value of banking house
Equity in Banking house
Furniture and fixtures
Real estate owned other than banking
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve
Cash in vault and not amounts due fro
Checks on other banks in the same cit;
porting bank (other than Item 17)
Total of Items 14, 15, 1(5, 17, and
Redemption fund with TJ. S. Treasure]
from U. S. Treasurer
Interest earned but not collected?appi
and Bills Receivable not past clue
War Savings Certificates and Thrift ?
TOTAL
LIABlLi
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
Less current expenses, interest, and 11
Interest and discount collected or ercdi
and not earned (approximate)
Circulating notes outstanding
Net amounts due to banks, bankers,
(other than included in Items .'II or
Total of items .12 and 33
Demand deposits (other than bank dc|
to Reserve (deposits payable w
Individual deposits subject to cheek
Certificates of deposit due in less thai
bother than for money .borrowed)
Cashier's checks outstanding
Total of demand deposits (other tl
to Reserve, Items ,14, 35, 3G, 37, 38,
Time deposits subject to Reserve (pay
subject to 30 days or more notice, an
Certificates of deposit (other than for
Total of time deposits subject to I
42, 48, 44, and 45
United ; $tates Deposits (other than i
Liabilities other than those above state
Credit;}# Federal Reserve Rank
flu, ,!:v.
TkrUtl contingent liublfititfs (oTa, 1
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STAT,E OF SOUTH CAROUNjL <P#ui?
I, WH(|A. Freeman,,Cashier of the al
that the Above statement is true to thi
Subscribed and'sworn to before m<
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CORRECT-ATTEST:
/ H. U BUCK,
,RftBT,.J}. SftARBOBOUfi
iKiff ' D.
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SAWMILL FOREMAN |i
HAS PAINFUL WOUND
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Foreman Sweet of the saw mill, at
the large plants of the Conway Lum- c
ber Company, suffered a painful acci- <
ilent last Friday. His foot got caught i
the gears at the mill and 1
wad severely cut. '* J
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n sihkm Pou?t>'(N.' o.) <
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Erditor Herald: <
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Warm weather at this, time prevails.
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Gardens arq looking well, Although
!&<dl ilAd ttnndV dreartheV has continued '
uf,. to a .recent <Jate. ; j
We are having- good seasons. Therfe i
is a number of factories at this place
and they are continuing to build 1
others.
The Pine Needle here is quite
short, three and one-half to four inches
we think is the longest.
Valleys and hills abound. Wells
...i >? o.wl MO -> *
? ? V- uuu ov ni l r.liw llt'CUt'l , UUl
i.;i\v good water.
Wo take the Horry Herald, our
home paper, because it comes from a
people near and dear to us, and we
1> -k on its arrival for news direct
from the section we left.
Why don't some one write! We
avp or should be entitled to a small
place in the paper if our dues aix?
paid, which we endeavor to do. The
Ed. has always given us a small
place as >orry a writer as we are, except
once.
"An Horry lloy."
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THUR&DS^ I
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OKK HXAL ?k _ WHEATLESS
VSt HO 1MIF.AU CRACK C1L?. I { I B I Idy '
tact^y cm ivwlakiast axiw y!p
*x>ntainlno wheat
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Reserve District No. 5.
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BANK AT CONWAY
e Close of Business on May 10, 1918.
JllCES ]
ivn in b and c) $118,118.42
sold with endorsement of
above (see Item 57c) 118,118.42,
.779.88
s, but including
ition (par value) 50.000.00
ilness owned
10,000.00
00,000.0'J
id 4 per cent,
24,700.00
L-2 per cent Bonds 31,MOO.00 50,000.00
5.):
including stocks)
4,000.00
than U. S. 4,000.00
rcent of subscription) 1,000.00
18,200.00
18,200.00
3,500.70
house 2,000.00
Bank 20,015.43
>ni national banks 83,091.27
y or town as re1
1 4 r 41
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18- 84,23G. 08
.* and due
.2,000.00
roximatc?on Notes
500.00
Stamps actually owned 193.03
. }*?] 11,144.i t
[TIES
850.000.0(
8,000.00
G,914.51
>xos paid 5,841.85 1,572.GG
ted, in advance of maturity j
500.00 i
50,000.00 I
and trust companies
32) 18,807.90'
18,807.90
iill in 30 days):
203,082.7? ,
1 30 days
10,000,00 :
820.44 I
mn bank deposits) subject
59, 40 and 41 213,909.21
able after 30 days, or
id postal savings):
money borrowed) 34,440.01
teserve,^ Items v~
34,440.61
jostal savings):
id: Deferred
3,907.70
$371,144.14
bV and c) ' $371,144.14
'is; \< 1
ty ?f Horry, (ss.)
bov? named bank, do solemnly swear
e best of my knowledge and belief.
WILL A. FREEMAN. Cashier.
3 this 17th day of May, 1918.
E. J. SHERWOOD, Notary Public.
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NEW REGISTRATION
. FORYQUHKBMEM ,!
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Washington?The house today p^s
H without a record vote the confer?nce
report on the bill requiring registration
in the draft of youths who
lave become ?1 -years of'ige ? since
lune 5 last. - .vt: - ,
* The sen&tb jkretldhslji 3iit'd agreed
o the report -and rafter its- passage- byhe
house it w^Wl^hDiTto the presilont
y; .i >:. nr t !
As fi?i alii; n-rnoo/l K.ii
, iw Lfin [iiu*
/ides that youth** ^registered under it
ihall be placed .at* the bottom of the
ists ofTKdse cFasses to which, they
be assigned* ahef imai students
n6\v in mlklicaP And' tft^qgical
schools shall be exempt from the
draft. The only opposition to the bill
in the house today was on the student
exemption feature.
ROADSBADOFF
FROM HEAVY RAIN
The roads last week were wet and
muddy n curly from one end of t ie
county to the other. Automobiles had
a hard time to pass along some sections
wm re the mud was very deep
and \\ ry sticky. The rains of last
week were not as heavy as those
which took place several weeks ago in
tills county; hut the rains of lust
week were sef fi jiont to place the cluy
roads in unpleasant condition and
t iu .veiling ..lifer d a jco r lingly.
MAGISTRATE"CHESTNUT
WW (HIT AGAIN
Mag'strato \V. It. Chestnut waS
eonfine<l at his residence here for
about a week suffering; from an attack
of rheumatism. He was not
able to attend to the duties of his office
until the later part of last week,
he was able to bo out again and disposed
of seme cases that were pending
before the court, '
It Was Hp to Him. i,
(From the Louisville CourierJournal.)
"What are you thinking of?" he
inquired as the conversation lantvn
i ol-w-wl
"I have heard that you have a
terrible reputation for kissing every
girl you meet."
"Ye-es ?"
"And I was wondering how you
got such a reputation," concluded the
fair maid.
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A COiGCKCTION,
Mr. K.'ivor:
From lime to time since I came to
Conway, nearly eighteen months ago,
lumors have been circulated to the
effect tiiat ! am a German, or Gcrjuan
sympathixer.
It ought not to he necessary for me
| to enter a denial, hut to set at rest
Itlinwo immA... ill *T
v.x.'i miiv'ic i win m;uo tnai 1 was .
born at Mooreficld, West Virginia, on
Oct. 28, 1879. My father was W. M.
Copp, who was born at Ft. Royal, Va.
i My mother was Florence Grayson,
, born in Mineral County, West Virl
ginia. So far as 1 know, the re is not
! one drop of Gorman blood in my
veins. In 191(5 I moved from Cambridge,
Maryland, to Bennettsville,
S. C., and wa.- employed; by Mr. H.
W. Carr .1. In January, 1917, T
r-.:e\od to ;his place with my family,
and have b. en conducting a jewelry
1 usiness on my own account.
1 a:.! a Suit here. man, loyal to theI
(7 vcriLii at, and reseat the civcala1
ti< n of the unfounded rumors referred
to.
Respect fully yours,
W. G. Copp.
Conway, S. C., May 15, 1910.
WANTED AT ONCE To place orders
for large quantity of short
and long leaf lumber for Government
use Not embargoed Wll
contract with several mills attractive
orders and best prices Wire,
write, or phone us. LEROY S.
DAVIDSON & COMPANY, Camden,
S. C. 5-2-18 Gt. adv
ssss siM2ara?SMUK
We use genuine Ford Parts >
only in onr repair work. ?
CONWAY MOTOR CAR CO.,
No. 666 ?
This it prescription prepared MhiMr
if taken then at tonic Ike Fever will not
return. It acta on the Hear better than
CelomcJ and doet not tripe or sicken. 2St
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