Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\ ?- -MM Lrecal and C. W. Bamhill was in Conway on business one day last week. Kead the Announcement of Norton Dtug Company in this issue. * V J Johnson one of the leading farmers of Dog Bluff township, spent some' time in COnway last week. r\ * trriM j *. 1 'W. P. Strickland was .- in town one day last week. ; W. M. Canoll was amongItJrfdse visiting Conway from tho country last week, i. * Geo. H. Howell, of Chester, S. C., was a visitor here the first of the } / week. : , . . j] A (rLeon D. Todd was among- the farmers in Conway one day last week. L?, * ' Car choice Feed Oats to arrive this week. Loris Grocery Co.?Adv. 2t. I 4 "W. W. Hucks was among the people in Conway last Saturday forc>-noon. 800 sacks good Blue Rose Rice that j we can save you money on.?Loris I Giocery Co.?Adv. 2t. M V ? ? 1). R. Lido, who has been visitinir his i^ncle, Rev. W. T. Elwcll, left (\ Fvica\, for his home at Flnewoocl, S. C. I F. F. Covington, of Marion, S. C., was among' the people visiting Conway on business last week. f * * * * * Messrs. Frank Fowler and Max 1 McMillan, of Mullins, spent several days here last week with friends. Messrs. Andrew Johnson and Maxie Jones spent last week-end with friends at Mullins. . f, Rev. Canty, of the Mullins Metho (list church, passed through Conway I last week enroutc to Myrtle Reach j, where he will spend his vacation. j; BICYCLES.?Bicycles and Bicycle 1 Supplies, Flash Lights, Lamps, Batteries See Sutherland Furniture Co. /' ?adv tf 5[22|19. 9 < i I. T. Scoggins, of Roxboro, N. C., was an arrival here last week. M?\ S 1* Scoggins is pleasantly remembered I lie re having been connected with the I Peoples Tobacco Warehouse a few years ago. H 9 TAKEN UP?At my place, one yellow Heifer yearling, unmarked, about 18 months old. Owner please call and pay charges and got same. J. M. D. Cannon, GalivanL Ferry, S. C., R F D No. 3.?adv? 7'17 19 3t pd. * * * * v J. R. Bowles, buyer for large tobacco interests, arrived in Conway last Friday night to remain here for the season of 1919. ? drier McWhite, who was recently discharged from the Army, arrived here last week to visit his parent.;, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Mc White. I Miss Irene Smith, who* has been visiting Miss Kdna Earle Spivey, lcU Wcdnrafctay for Marion, where she will spend a few days with friends \ before, returning to her home at | Winnsboro. ? W????? ??1 ?il ?Ml I [ Dr. James [ Captain U. ? | pleasure in an i ,mm II win return to I sume the prac I ( August 1st, 11 I' COLLEGE OF BK Found IS A college of highest stnndar tentionally limited enrollment en B| year courses lead to the Bachelor M a special feature. Unsurpassed c S * For terms and catalogue, ad HARRISON RAN CHARLKS' . ?- - ... , 1 Personal 1 ( \ ^ Hon. R. B. Scarborough was away on business one day last week. Miss Lily Lightsey, of Hantton, S. C.. is visiting Miss Marguerite Collins. J. T. Shelley was in Conway on business last week. M. G. Allen spent some time in Conway last week. * * Dr. V. P. Piatt spent last Friday with friends and relatives at Mullins. ?_ * / Bring the next lot of chickens and eggs to Hotel Grace. They pay cash fr?v whnf tliou nond n/lv * 9 R. Q. Powell, of Fair Bluff, is visiting friends in the city. Sheriff J. A. Lewis has a very fine tobacco crop on his place in Socastce township. * * * Mrs. D. A. Spivey nad children left Wednesday for their Summer home at Hendersonville, N. C. * ? 30,000 lbs. Lard bought before the big advance, see us before you buy. | Loris Grocery Co.?adv 2t ? ? ? ? Misses Edna Earlc Spivey, Sarah McMillan, Laura Jenkins and Ire^e 1 Smith spent last Friday with friends 1 al Mull ins. * * * j J. Q. Graham, of Loris, \vas in Con I way on Wednesday of last week. m * m m m W. A. Martin, of Dogwood Neck township, was in Conway last week. * m * n I Mrs. L. A. Woodruff ,of Mullins, returned home Monday after spendI ir.'i n fow d;ivs Vinro with Mrs. A. O. 11 .aw rence. * * * * Car high grade self-rising flour just received. Get our prices before you buy.?Loris Grocery Co.?adv. 2t. * * * Thomas Watts spent last Saturday in Conway. m m * a Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Adams left ! Sunday to visit Columbia and other points. Mr. Adams returned to the city Wednesday. * * * {Miss Loula Burbage, of Florence, , spent a few days here last Aveelc, the jguest of her sister, Mrs N. 'C. Adams. I * * * * Hotel Grace uses ripe tomatoes, green com on the cob, green peas, butter beans, okra and other things. Try our prices at the hotel when you come to Conway with a lot of things , to sell.?adv Try Hotel Grace with the next lot ; of chickens or eggs you bring to sell from the farm. They pay cash for them.?adv * m E. T. Lewis left last week for Arkansas, where he remained for a da> or two, returning here by the middle or this week. $ ? * Fruits and vegetables are used in I quantities at hotel Grace and they , pay cash for what they buy from you. Try them the next time you come to town with butter beans, field peas, okrA, sugar corn, tomatoes, melons and the like.?aidv * * * J. F. Britton, an expert Engineer of Columbia, S. C., spent several days here last week on business. A. Norton, late . ! A 9. *xi my, bancs nouncing that he Conway and reitice of Medicine )19. x ? 1? CHARLESTON 17QR VU X V VI/ (I, open to men and women. An in sures individual instruction. Four 's degree. The Pre-Medical course, limate and fine sea air. dress DOLPH, President ton, s. c. THE HORRY HERALD, COIT ?l~ - UNDER ESTRAY LAW. Cattle wandering into this county from the counties of Ncn*th Carolina, aie liable to be seized under the estray act of Ibis, State and held until the owner redeems them upon payment of the charges and feed bills; or they will be sold to pay the charges. The act was called into play one day last week when a stray yearling in Floyd's township was taken up by Dr. Hedley and impound v: I IN MAGISTRATE COURT. V There was a hearing in the magistrate court last ^rcek in an ejectment proceeding between Jesse Woodward as plaintiff, against A. D. Graham, as defendant. It is said that the plaintiff had purchased the cottage which is occupied by the defendant and the defendant would not move cut upon request. The defendant won in this first proceeding regarding the possession. -??? 6 PLACED UNDER BOND. Last Saturday F. M. Bryant, near Adrian, S C., was arrested and placed under bond charged with failing to dip cattle as notified to do by the authorities. The proceedings were taken out before Magistrate W. H. Chestnut. COOL AT PASTIME. Th<j nights are made cool at the Pastime Theater by the fans. There are oscillating fans down both sides of the room and in the back end at each side arc two powerful exhaust fans which keep the air renewed and fre.h throughout the performance. PRICES FOR TOBACCO. The highest price received for leaf t< bacco here last Tuesday was about thirty-nine (39) cents, and from this point the prices ranged downward at all figures to as low as one cent per pound. Many farmers compared the low jfrice of lugs with the high prices rp^oivorl 1 ii xro'ir nrwl njni'n dinnon/l to grumble, but it is said by many that the grade of the "lugs" this year is much lower than it was last year. * % When you come to Conway with a lot of produce try Hotel Grace for prices first. They need a lot of things and will pay cash for all they buy.?Adv. 1 ?? Big shipment of high grade tobacco twine just arrived. Also shipment of 80X80 cotton sheets to ar' rive soon. See us for everything in 1 groceries.?Loris Grocery Co.?Adv. 2t. yt m m m 9 9 The cheap sandy lands in this county which were formerly regarded as being almost worthless, are now found to be good for raising tobacco, and the price is higher than some low lands used to be. * J)r. Williamson, of Florence, one 4-K,* ?r j.l nr;n; P jwi buc miui.^ ui Hie w nnanison Ci Brown, Land Lumber Company, spent a day in Conway last week on business. * * * * r The tobacco warehouses were all repaired and swept out ready for this season's business which opened on Tuesday of this week with every prospect for the largest business ' they have ever done in the history of the business in this county. heatinT^Mmbing and tinning i Am now located in the old Field Building, opposite McDermott's Stables, and am prepared to do all kinds of Plumbing, Tinning and installing Heating Systems. Give me a trial. - ... Prompt Service Guaranteed. HAL BRYANT 'Phone 6-B. o LOST. Strayed from my place, one bull dog, with light colored body and dark around left eye, answers to name of "Tat." Finder please notify Joe Har relson, Nichols, S. C.. R. F. D. No. 2, Box 16, and receive reward.?adv7J3J19?3t pd The C. & B. Hat Company 123 Broad Street JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, is the owner of and is carrying on the iVIail Order business formerly handled by the H. W. Clarke Hat Company. All orders should be sent to them. AGENTS WANTED SEND FOR CATALOGUE adv?7|3j 19?4t WAY, S. P., JULY 17, 1919 . ' NOT THE OLDEST ' MODERN ' O.v IN || Watch the OUR OPENING WAY MARKET PLEASED WITI DATIOM POSSII IT THAT YOU I 1 FLOOR. HA VII TO GIVE YOU WE PROMISE THE ORIVEWA CIENT FOR YO THANKING YO AND TO SEE Y \A;it ADP vvc. Hnc., Y( A. C. Thompson, Franl< Peoples 1 Cattle dipping is now perhaps in the height of operations in the work Cordis season. It will likely extend through the month of October before the dipping for this year will be over. ***** WANTED?Men for pleasant and light work at good wages, work in Veneer plant. The Veneer Mfg. Co., Conway, S. C.?ad 710 19 4t ***** There was to have been another reference case before the Clerk of the Court here last Wednesday, but it was continued on the motion of Attorney Hoyt tylcMillan, attorney for the defcncjanfs in the case. a ii IJring you tobacco to Loris, and come to the store that you can buy what you want at wholesale prices.? Loris Grocery Co.,?Adv. 2t. * * * * * Dr. G. I. Lewis has been using the paint brush at his residence on 5th Avenue. o FORNEY SECTION GOOD. Crops in the Cedar Grove and Forney section were much in need of rain when the showers came down in copious amounts last Thursday night. People coming in from that section of the county last Friday morning stated that the whole community out there got all the rain that it needed to suit the growing crops which were looking fine following the rains. o MISS LEWIS ENTERTAINS. Miss Margaret Lewis entertained a number of friends at here home on 5th Avenue last Thursday evening. Tables were arranged on the spacious porcli, and games of cards were played; then a contest was held in which all questions were to be answered with names of States. Miss Essie Elliott and Corbet Anderson were the winners of the first prize, a nice box of chocolates; and Miss Lou la Stalvey and Raymond Ambrose were awarded the "booby" prize. Delicious refershments of cream and cakes were served. At 12 the guests departed assuring Miss Lewis that they had spent a most pleasant evening. ???????? ? i CALL ON THE HERALD FOR: Adding Machine Rolls, Paper Towels in Rolls, Toilet Papers, Second Sheets. Prices are right for these. m \ t BUI ONE OF THE YOUNG SOUTH CAROLINA Peoples Ho II ? I nere uut WAS ONE OF THE LARGEST 0 LAST TUESDAY AND THE FAR H OI.IR SALE. WE HAVE EVEF BLE FOR THE FARMER AND \ ARE GiVEN EVERY CONSIDERA NG TWO LARGE HOUSES WE W A CLEAN, CLEAR FLOOR EVEF NOT TO HAVE HOGSHEADS B/ tY, BUT, WILL HAVE A CLEAF UR TOBACCO. U FOR YOUR PATRONAGE ON 1 OU ON OUR FLOOR AS OFTEN I )URS FOR THE HIGH DOHA : A. Thompson, L. E. Day 1 Tobacco II CONWAY, SOUTH CAROLINA FOR SALE?Ono four cylinder, wide gauge, Buick Touring Car, 1917 Model. W. L. Bryan, Conway, S. C. adv?7 10 19 4t pd. ***** Conway will have a good high j ! road by this time next year all the way we hope from this point to Gal ivants Ferry; and after that the | forces will be at work on other good | roads of the county. Ho, i v is fast j coming to the front and gocd roads 1 will do still more. I ' FOR SALE. 75 acres of land in Simpson Creek Township, 110 acres cleared, in good j cultivation, 3-room frame dwelling, | and kitchen, good well of water, one ! mile of Oak Grove church, 1 1-2 miles of Mt. Vernon School, in the fork of 2 public roads, well drained, Clay foundation, tobacco barn and stalls. 020 19 lm-pd J. B. WRIGHT, R'. F. D. No. 1, Allsbrook, S. C. ? o DELCO-LIGHT The complete Electric Light and Power Plant Saves time every day?10 to 20 II nours per week on chores alone. Bo* 853, ? Conway, S. C. *r j-WMHHIHBmBVHmMHWBHMM ' 1 I can make you see better. I can * make you feel better. I can make you look better and you will do bet- < ter by using the best Lens for the least money. J. E DAWSF.V Optometrist. For tobacco flues call on 1 j J. W. Sasser, Gurley, S. C. We manufacture the best } flues made.?4 24 12t , . t i pacmb rare | IE8T AND MOST I I WAREHOUSE. I I use From | N THE CON- I MERS WERE 1 !Y ACCOMC- | ViLL SEE TO | TiON ON OUR 1 'ILL BE ABLE | !Y MORNING. 1 ICKED UP IN | UNO SUFFI- I "HE OPENING I \S POSSIBLE, I ?. . I , L. Whiteford Cooper. II Varehouse | Bank No. 290 - . . STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION Of {he Bank of Little River, Located at Little River, S. C., at the Close of Business June 20, 1912 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $45,117.39 Bonds and Stocks owned by the Bank 11,350.00 Furniture and Fixtures 325.80 Banking House 1,250.00 Other Real Estate Owned 1,441.80 Due from Banks and Bankers 4,820.79 Currency 1,467.00 Gold 161.00 Silver anil Other Minor Coin 636.90 Checks and Cash Items 2,779.91 Other Resmnvnu \r * *'" W. S. S. 148.19 TOTAL $69,498.81 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid In $10,000.00 Surplus Fund 2,500.00 Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 1.124.17 Dividends Unpaid 18.00 Individual Deposits Subject to check $17,089.20 Savings Deposits 26,727.70 Cashier's Checks 105.24 43,872.14 Pills Payable, including Certificates for Money Borrowed .' 11,750.00 Other Liabilities, viz: Interest Due Depositors 239.20 TOTAL $69,498.81 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry. )ss. Before me came Moore Thompson, Cashier of the above named bank, who being duly sworn, says that the above ind foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. MOORE THOMPSON. Sworn to and subscribed before me ;his 11th day of July, 1919. v. v. jutw/ivourj 11 Notary Public for South Carolina. ' Corrupt Attest: JaR. A. Stone, W. H. Stone, John E. Vereon, DIRECTORS. o Magistrate J. J. King was in Convay from Adrian last Saturday. Mr. \ing has a good looking crop this /ear. The Rritish dirigible R34 left Roosevelt Field shortly before midlight on July 9, on her return cruise o Scotland.