Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Lrecel and Printing: of all kinds at the Herald office. .N * A. J. Dew was in Conway one day a last week. * * J. E. Stroud wa* in Conway -one day last week, o ?^dayfwas^ le^l ^ the court houtfe; * * ^ >rf ?? ? * Get the best kind of Land .deeds at the Herald offi'dii OHB 2015'tv, .01 . f ' ? J. 1). Hooks was here on business one day lust week. ***** J. C. Cause was in Conway on busone day last week. ***** rA. C. Thompson was away on business several days last week. | ***** } Farmers are advised to cut down -p 01; the cotton acreage this year. * * * Miss Josie Harper spent several days here last week with relatives. m m m m n i Patrick Gerrald and J. Q. Hooks of ^payboro were in Conway last Thursday. _ ? - - AUCTION SALE?I will soli a car of mules an<l horses, Government I inspected and sound, to the highest bidder at Old Court House, Satur^ day, Feb. 8th, 1919. Tonns sale: Half Cash. It. O. Hanson.?atlv Dr. E. A. Stalvey, of Socastee, was in Conway one day last week on business. , Push the farm work now while there is time and get ahead with it V'hile vou mav. X, The work of finishing the repairs at the new court house is very slow? ly getting done. Will the repairs to the new court house be finished in time for the February term? ? * L Mortgages and bills of sale at the Herald office, kept all the time for your convenience. * * * * ? Clot paper towels at the Herald office and try a roll of 150 for only 40 v cents. They are sanitary. ***** One car Burt Oats for Sprint* ? planting just arrived. See us before you buy. Loris Grocery Co.?adv-tf. Mrs. Florence Hedrick went to V. ilmington, N. C., last Friday an 1 returned the first of this week. ? ** The price of building material^ still remains high and is likely to continue high for all this year. m ? m m ? Last week was chilly hut the days were bright mostly and it was a good time for farm work to be going on. * 9 Adding machine rolls, second sheet . toilet paper of all kinds at the Herald oifice. Call and buy it when in need. The roads in places where they Li Y have been recently worked and new earth thrown in are very bad at this Reason. Get adding macninc rolls of the better class, large rolls that will last \ a #>ng time, at the Herald office. ? ' Many or only one roll just to suit you. ' V ' Many fanners are getting their I* f( rtilizcrs ready. Many seem to be ( buying as much as ever in utter dis^ regard of the high prices of these goods. ^ * + * + tOne car Annimo Horse and Mule Feed, one car White ^ Oats, one car No. 1 Timothy Ha? just arrived at wholesale prices. Loris Grocery Co.? adv-tf. W. F. Smith, an indusrtious farmer of the Toddvflle section, spent a k day here last week on business. . ... The oldest Amei THE MUTUAL LIFE !l\ISUB/ W. B. Coxe,! F. F. Oovingtoi Bullock R. M. Bull Personal -c, ? Lemons at Hymen's 130c per doz. ?*dv?2t-2|5|19. 0 0 0 0 0 J. H. Beaty was in Conway one day last week. 0 0 0 0 0. T. L. Smart, of the Pee Dee section spent some time in Conway last Idjjeek on business. S ma *ih J. ''S. Thomas was among: the fai*m ers who visited Conway recently, j 0 0 0 0 0 J. D. Collins was among the people visiting Conway one day last week. B. F. Mills was here recently on. business. 0 0 0 Hamp Long, of near Conway, spent some time in Conway on business last week. m 0 0 0 J. J. Jordan was among those visiting the county seat on business last week. One car Wheat. Shorts, one car Blue Rose Rice, one car Flour. Can save you money! on everything for cash. Loris Grocery Co.?adv-tf. ***** J. W. Cook was here one day last week. He is a member of the firm of Shelly-Cook Campany at Aynor. One cotton crop is yet unsold, or piactieally so. How about plans for planting another? Hotter cut the amount planted is the obvious advice to growers. J. A. Smart of Philadelphia, Pa., was here a few days ago and re- 1 mained for a short time on business. He is a former Horryite who has made his way as a machinist. H. P. Holmes was in Conway on.: day last week. While here Mr. Holmes received a lot of cotton seed | meal which he had traded for in ex-j 1 r * " vivxuge ior a lot 01 cotton seed. * m m m Fertilizers for Hoitv farms are beginning to come in now as orders go forward. We have seen some of it being h/iulcd out to the farms in the last week or Urn. days. Horry will be among the leaders this year in farming. * * ? ? AUCTION SALE?I will sell a ear ol mules and horses, Government inspected and sound, to the highest bidder at Old Court House, Saturday, Feb. Hth, 1910. Terms sale: i Half Cash. It. O. H/mson.?adv J. F. Simmons of Dogwood Neck was in Conway on business last week. He was elected as mairistrjiin nf hw I ? " vv< " * (precinct but has not yet been appointed. He will "no doubt receive his commission as soon as the members or the Legislature have passed their recommendations. * * 5,000 lbs. Flake White j Lard, 30 bags green coffee, 5.000 lbs plug tobacco undet j the market. Can save you big' money for the cash. Loris Grocery Co.?adv-tf m m m The Herald sells letter heads, note heads, envelopes, and printed forms of all kinds. Any special piece of printing will be done to your satisfaction. The office can supply you j with toilet paper, second sheets, adjdrng machine rolls, paper towels,; and legal blanks of all kinds. ***** TAKEN UP?One black and white j J spotted pig, mark unknown. Own-1 j er can get same by paying charges. ?W. F. Baker, Allen, S. C.?adv. 3t. j l|23|19-pd. j m m m 0 m i TAKEN UP-One red boar hog, about I 10 months old. Marked swallow- > fork in each ear. Owner can get I same by proving and paying; charges. W. M. Todd, Allen, S. C., R. F. D. 1.?adv-3Upd-l|15|19. * m m Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Oliver, of Virginia, arrived in Conway the latter p.art of last week to spend some time . with friend and relatives here am{ in I the country. n l iiucbu vuwpany \HCE CO., OF NEW YORK Special Agent i, District Agt. Bros.? , ock, Mgr., Agents. , THE HOMtT HEEAU WITHOUT LIGHT. The offices at the court house have gone without light ever since the small fire took place &91I part.al a* room or two burned away. Thotfp who want to work there at night have been put to great inconveniences. Lawyers have not been able to do any night work in the Clerk of Court's office since Mthat time on ,account of the lack of flight in the record room. TTlis is a condition for v. hich somebody irresponsible, but ^nquiM^l^jto^njhi out who caused it, onl^fiWad,;^just not bo^ done." s It is ii bad corttutipn when tfye most' important public building in the county goes without any light. Perhaps the matter will be allowed to stand over till court when the grand-jury will, of course, have to make some recommendation. G. D. Rheuark was in Conway on business last week. * The changeable weather of the past few weeks has been favorable in the development of influenza. Have you brought with you to sell: Putter, eggs, fresh or cured meat, vegetables, dried beans, peas, or other articles that arc in good shape? , Then let the manager of the Hotel , Giace figure with you. The hotel , uses quantities in the run of a year and pays cash.?Adv. ? One car white corn, one car Peanut Meal, best feed for Hogs on the market. Loris Grocery Co.?adv-tf W. H. Cannon, a prosperous farmer of the Jordanville section, was in Conway on business the latter part j of last week. 4c * # * * Buy only as much commercial fertilizers as you have to this year foi the prices of it are very high. Make out all you can from the home made kind. ? One car Seed Irish Potatoes to arrive this week, Maine j grown. Get our prices before you buy. Loris Grocery Co.? adv-tf ? THINK OF IT. Have your picture made, enlarged and framed by J. C. Webb, the upto-date Photographer. He will re-. main in Conway a few weeks only. | I?adv It. Car Salt, just arrived. Most everything in Groceries at F.ock bottom prices for the cash. It will pay you to see us for anything in 'groceries. Loris Grocery Co.?adv-tf * * BOX SUPPER ,There will be a Box Supper and Entertainment at Poplar Hill school house, near Pleasant Union church on Saturday night, Feb. 15. The | public is cordially invited to attend, j The money will be used for school I purposes. Mrs. C. B. Jenrette, Teacher. | * ? * * The sheriff was in Floyds and (other points in that section last I week. St Valent F ebruai We now have on di Velen Priced One Ceni Norton Druj ' r , . " f ?h*rmacjfets[ . $ CONWAY, SOU1 / D, OOWWAT, 8. 0. PLEASE WATCH THE LABEL. The reason why we cannot send the paper except to those who have paid in .advance is already well known to all opr readers. It makes it so that you must ke?p your figures in advance. We will make the paper worth more than the price of it to you. Please watch the label on your copy when you get it each week, and send in your ^renewal so you will not miss a single copy. F, * O ' in.'' Pastime Theatre, Feb. l?th: "An& {pica's Answer," ' an official walr picture made the : Government, and rented at,a price that enables us to show same at admission 10c and 20c. Don't fail to see it. Show promptly at 7 o'clock. Reels run off twice; rain or shine.?adv It Let every housewife remember the great value of preseived fruits and vegetables during the Winter months. It saves buying things from the ,store while the farm is usually producing nothing for the family. ? FOR SALE?2 good Mules cheap. J. E. Nicholas.?adv It. The first of this week has been cloudy and rainy. While the weath- ! er has been unfavorable, the influenza situation has apparently im proved in the matter of new cases. ! * FOR SALE?One 800-lb. Ox, well broke, f> vrs. old. for S80. N It Allsbrook, Allsbrook, S. C.?aclv It | If you know something: that would be of benefit to the fanners of another neighborhood write it to the Herald. ***** J. L. Spivey of Tabor, N. C. spent some time here last Monday. * * * * FOR SALE-?Pine slabs cut 2 feet long, big 2-horse load for $2.50, delivered any where in town. Telephone M. G. Andersen, Conway, S. C.?adv It. Mrs. Harry T. Harllee, who has been visiting at the residence of Col. and Mrs. C. P. Quattlebaum, left Tuesday for her home at Atlanta, Ga. AUCTION SALE?I will sell a car of mules and horses, Government inspected and sound, to the highest bidder at Old Court House, Saturday, Feb. 8th, 1919. Terms sale: Half Cash. R. O. Hanson.?adv W. L. Richardson has been -quite ifl j with the influenza at his home hove. Herbert Chestnut was out again last week after several weeks of illness. Some of the farmers of this countv are able to pay for th*<y fertilizers in cash this year. ***** 'W. J. Singleton and his son, L. E. ;c':r.gleton, came over to Conway or. ujsiness last Monday. * m w Most of the tobacco growers have planted their seed beds. Tobacco canvas has been higher this year than ever in the history of the tobacco Industry in, this county. ine's Day *y 14th isplay a full line of | tines ! to One Dollar i j P.nmnsnv 9 ~v..?|iu.lj 'Phone; ,30. m CAROLINA TOBACCO FARMER WANTED. Man with own force and team of his own to plant one or two horae farm w^h tobacco as principal money crop,*land and all -fertilizers furnished. Address ?M. G. ANDERSEN, Conway, S. C.?adv It Those who were appointed and served as Election Managers, Fedoral and State, can get a settlement for such, services by calling on H. M. Clerk, at the store of Russ not later than the l&th of Feb. ' F. S. Averill passed through Conway la: t Mon.' -.y enroute to Bucksville where he will spend a few days with his parents. M;r. Averill was formerly of Conway, but is now engaged in the manufacture of candies at Columbia, S. C. o FARMERS' LETTERS. Mr. S. F. Royster, President of the F. S. Royster Guano Company, says that the part of his mail which he likes best consists of the letters from farmers who write him about the actual use of his goods, the result in the fields, crops grown, etc. No matter how many large problems of business management may present themselves, he is more deeply interested than anything else in the ac tual user of the goods. He believe-* that this is the vital part of the business, because if the consumer is satisfied, success will follow of itself. In his life-time experience in the fertilizer business he has proven this theory pretty conclusively, ns the sale of the Royster brands has shown a growth that is unprecedented. Those who would like to luive the twnnf'if <if Kio Uv >^>iv v, 1 IIIU U1 V'VKI < AJJt I II ll'V V 11. soil fertility would do well to write him at Norfolk, Vu.?adv o Last Monday was salesday but there was nothing- to sell at the court house, or practically nothing. OLDEST AND BESf IS SINGER'S REP J. M. I). J ones sells the Singer, the best sewing machine in the world. Call on or write him at Conway, S. C. He will sell you one. You i will have satisfaction in a sewing (machine.?adv-2j6,19 lm pd. o Field Marshal von Hindenburg, according to the Echo de Paris, is endeavoring to tyring about the return of foimer Emperor William after the meeting of the National Assembly. -o NOTICE OF SALE. Under and by virtue of a Rill of Sale from W. A. Hammond to J. D. Hooks, dated the 9th day of May A. D., 1918; 1 have seized and will sell at public auction in Bayboro Township at old Bayboro, at Eleven (11) o'clock in the forenoon on the 21st day of Febinary A. D., 1918, the following described personal property, to-wit: One grey mule, One dun colored cow, One set of blacksmith's tools consisting' of one bellows, one anvil, one vise, and a few other articles. Terms of sale cash. J. A. 1JF/W1S, Agt., for J. D. Hooks. Feb. 1, 1919. o DELCO-UGHT The complete Electric Light and Power Plant Solves the "Retired Farmer" prob i I 1 o m l,u ? f 1 iiiii, uy mv/UVIlMiblllJ^ I ill lll flUmC. ?. M. NANCE, Box 353, ? Conway, S. C. WE BUY OLD FALSE TEETH We pay from $2.00 to $35.00 per set (broken or not). We also pay actual value for Diamonds, old Gold, Silver and Bridge-work. Send at once by parcel post and receive cash | K\r Tntiiw MUM ivvuiii num. MAZER'S TOOTH SPECIALTY Dept. X, 2007 So. 5th St. Phildclphia, Pa. was spurn?? w? itre in stock FOR votifi car nolv We us 3 genuine Porcl Parts only in our repair work. CONWAY MOTOR CAR CO.. mm LEGISLATURE IS NEARLY HALF DONE Most Important Measures Are Just Coming to a Crisis * > V BURdlfesON BILL ItP Gib BEFORE SENATE >l > ?:/ >j'T Tax Commission Measure Also Up?No Session Monday. Columbia, Feb. 3.?Neither branch of the General Assembly was in session today, both houses having adjourned early Friday afternoon until Tuesday night. Today is salesday and all of the members wanted to be home for the day. When tiie senate reconvenes tomorrow night it will find several important bills from the house await ing its consideration. The house irot down to work last week and passed the hill abolishing the state lax commission and substituting therefor a state board of tax assessors to bo composed of one member from each judicial circuit; the bill providing for the election of the chief game warden by the General Assembly and the compulsory education bill The senate faces all of these during this week. The senate has sent to the House for its consideration the joint resolution providing for the calling of a constitutional convention. The Bond Issue Bill. Senator Neils Christensen of Beau fort will introduce in the senate a bill providing for an election on the question of issuing $25,000,000 worth of bonds for the construction of peimanent roads in South Carolina. Representative Bnrgesoit introdttc ed bills along this line in the house on Friday. It is expected that, the proposed legislation will be the subject of a great deal of discussion. Wants More Liquor. The session is almost half gone and only one liquor bill has been introduced. Representative Hub Evans of Newberry is its author and it would allow a party to get a gallon a month on physician's prescription instead of a quart a m/mth as now. The bill has been referred to the. committee on police regulations, The prohibitionists will ?ot. ? an effort at this session to secure i bone dry law. They .are content to await the coming of* national prohibition in July. They will, however, give their hearty support to the bill introduced in the house by Repreerntative Hart of York which would prohibit the purihase of patent medicines and flavoring: cxtancts for use as beverages. o DRIFTED TIMBER SALE. Under and by virtue of the provisions of section 25G of the Criminal Code of the State of South Carolina; notice is hereby given that the undersigned will sell at public auction, to the highest bidders, for cash, at 12:30 o'clock P. M. on the 8th day of February 1010, at the places where the p?operty is now tied up at Keysfield and Bucks Upper Mill, in Horry County, near Bucksville: all and singular the following described timber which was found drifting in the waters of Waccamaw River, to wit: Four (4) clamps of Spruce pine I saw logs, fastened together by poles run across and fastened by pegs; one clamp of which is now tied up at Kr ysfield, and three clamps of which are now tied up at Bucku Upper Mill. J. T. PROCTOR, JR. January 20th, 1010. 1-23-19-td. articles I L" r\ 400 ?c"h" mftm I POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE I tS FOR SALE BY ALL NKWSMAUM I Ask thorn to show too a copy or send 10c for I MBUi pOilnaW- "Mi* fiW to *11 parte'of the I lie powolote Canada, and Mexico. . I POlHfUR MKCHAMICS MAOAZINK N. Michigan Avium, Chlcaga* IM. V