Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i / Lrecal and Dr Dietz, Dentist, 44 Main St.?lidv. * * * * V , G. \V. Collins was in Conway one j day la^t*v\*eek on business. ***** Jas. Murdock was here recently visiting the Conway Tobacco market. * * * \ i j John W. Capps was in Conway^ one day last week on business. ' G. W. Tompkins wa.4 Irerfc' Trom Galivants Ferry one day last week. \ ? ; Get legal blanks at the Herald of[ fice. ***** juOerk of Court W. L. Bryan was a\vay on business last Friday. ***** ( ! George W. Hardee was in Conway u last Friday. J. Ij. l>. liurgess was in Conway on day last week, li vf P Miss Grace Powell, of Dublin, Gu., is/visiting Miss Laura Jenkins. K m m * m * V J. Hamp Hendricks was here from lif Cedar Grove last Friday. I * * * * * K. L. Mishoe, of Cool Spring, was in Conway on legal busincs lasi week. t * * * * W. HaA\ Causey was in Conway one day recently. ' Miss Mary McMillan, who has been . visiting her mother, Mrs. Sue lMcIMillan, returned to Columbia Sunday. I Full line Belting just in from fa tory. See us. Horry Hdw. Co.?a-lv ?8 28?3t I i' G. W. Singleton, of Jordanville, \va? anions the Horry farmers who visit( e i here last Wednesday. * ? * / P. C. Prince and S. Otto Prince, of Lcris, spent some time in Conway last week on business. * f m FOR SALE?One Chevrolet Car to be sold at auction at Court House Saturday, Aug. 30th, at 3 o'clock. ' J. A. Lewis, Conway, S. C.?ad 2t J 0 0 0 0 0 John T. Johnson, of Galivants i Ferry, was in Conway on business one ' day last week. W O- F. Gregg and party, of Florence, I passed through Conway last week on r v their way to visit the beach, and /spent some time here with friends. / 0 ? m m m J STRAYED OFF?One heifer year\ ling, year old, white back, red sides, white and speckled belly, un[' ii i.V./i/l Ui.t.n c? \A/ iilinli IT l nlr _ 111?11 i\v vi, .tiiwi i nui iin# Hdiu i i l man, Allen, S. C.?2t pd 8 24. ?* W The price of building bricks has declined to some extent during the last few months but this material is still I so high that many hesitate to use it in the erection of buildings. ***** Bring your small lots of country produce and try Hotel Grace. Thcv I will pay cash if they need it and you will take a fair price.?Adv. | * * * The Pastime last week had a num-' ber of pictures that told interesting stoi^^V*nd drew large crowds to see & A m m ip # FOR SALE?Ford Touring Car, with IHassler Shock Absorbers. First class condition. Apply Box 7, Conway, S. C.?adv 8'21 19-4t ***** Try a notice in the'Horry Herald and see how quickly it will become known to every leading man in the county.?adv H. E. Blanton was here from the upper part of the County the latter part of last week. He was accompanied by V. T. Blanton. * * * * * Tlutye is no better way to tell the valure of a horse or mare than by putting the animal up at auction, and twenty-five head will sell at noon here next Saturday from the stalls of ,1. M. Truluck at Lake City and who allows 2 per cent cash discount for | each and every purchase if all the j purchase money is paid in cash. Brin& | tobacco money and turn it. into a trood J^rrse next Saturday.?Adv. m m m Warm weather will soon be over and the cool days of Autumn will re here. It will be time then to consider1 the planting of the wheat crop which the fanners will need this Spring. STRAYED?From my place en or about 16th of May one Jersey colored Heiferf about 18 months old, marked crop and two splits in right ear and undersquare in left. FindTabor, N. C., and receive reward.-adv It pd 8 7 10 i i Pepsenel f % "Land deeds at the Herald office. < * * M. G. Causey was here last week, i m 0 m m m ' J. O. Graham was in Conway the latter part of last week. * " i Were were several thunder clouds in this section last week. M 3i? 9 0 9 9 9 ' Hyn. K. B. Scarbouough was away | several days last week on business. ? ' Mill Suplies, Cane Mills and Evaporators. Horry Hdw. Co.?ad 3t 8|28 9 9 Walker Thompson was in Conway last Thursday on business. * * Conway hotels as well as all of the boarding houses have been crowded to lull capacity for the past month. W. J. Singleton, of Enterprise, was in Conway last week on business. m m + m * Many tobacco growers had not sold the best of their crop last week. J * * * * Rev. B. G. Murphy and family have i returned from a vacation trip in the ' upper part of this State and western \ North Carolina. ! ***** I W. fl. Stone, of Little River, was in Conway last week on business. Miss Laura Jenkins, after visiting friends and relatives at Marion, has returned home. ] W. J. Hall of Dogwood Neck was , in Conway last Friday selling tobacco on the Conway market. ***** 1 FOR SALE?Ford Roadster, Mon-! day, Sept. 1st, at the Cow Sale. R. , O. Hanson, Auctioneer.? It ad. ? * Miss Bessie Gallant, of Columbia, is visiting Dr! and Mrs. V. F. Rlatt. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Russ, after spending several days at Hendersonville, N. C.. have returned homo Misses Essie and Maude Lupo are visiting friends and relatives in Marion County this week. * BICYCLES.?Bicycles and Bicycle Supplies, Flash Lights, Lamps, Batteries See Sutherland Furniture Co. ?adv tf 5|22|19. Misses Alma and Ruth Mauser, who have been visiting their sister, Mrs. M. A. Wright, left Monday for their home at Winston-Salem, N. C. j WANTED?Several wood-cutters :o 1 ( cut two thousand cords of wood at I j $2 per cord. H. Howell, Conway, S. J C., Star Route No. 1.?adv 4t pd 7 31 j, ? 1 Last week broke the record in to- L bacco sales at Conway and very likciy | the record was also broken on all of the other markets of Horry County. * m m m ^ AUCTION SALE MILCH COWSlj and Heifers. High bred Jersey.! I> ** > r* . ... ivniviiin Durn, monuay, oepi. J.>1. i| You know the kind I sell and war-1, runt. R. 0. Hanson, Auctioneer.? s ad?It pd * * ? * The auction sale of Jersey and Holstein cows held here on Monday of last week resulted successfully, and ( the promoters were highly pleased j with the results as we are informed, j * * * * * ] Try Hotel Grace for cash for your } home made lard, chickens, eggs, veg- n elablcs, fruits, or dried peas. Thel( hotel pays cash for what it needs.?ail ? / On next Saturday, August 30th, J. , M. Truluck will sell to the highest bidders twenty-five head of j horses and marcs, such as are needed j \ by the fanners of Horry County. I, Sales start at twelve o'clock noon?ad ?, < The Herald carries many legal ( blanks in stock. It is prepared to print any special form a customer may wish. Therefore it pays you to j 1 biing your orders for blanks to the j 1 Herald office where you are the, I surest of crettinor what von want. Il m * m ? j ( LOST?Between Mrs. Sallie Cox's j < and Salem Methodist church, Men- < day afternoon, Aug. 25thy one oval 1 shaped silver Vanity Case. Kinder . please return to I si a Vaught, Vina, S. C.?adv * * * , If you are uncertain as to how much i you should pay for a good horse or 1 mare come to the auction sale next i Saturday at twelve o'clock here at j Conway when J. M. Truluck will offer < twenty-five head to the highest bid- 1 d< rs with 2 per cent cash discount to 1 each purchaser who pays the amount j i of his bid in cash. The sale must take 11 place rain or shine.?Adv. 1 < THE HORRY HERALD, CON DAYLIGHT REPEAL | PASSES IN SENATE .aw Effective When Clocks Are Turned Back in October. l',' | ."*> t Wahington?Repeal of the' day* ight savings act was accomplished oday, the senate voting to sustain the touse in passing the repeal iyu asurc >\er President Wilson's veto. The ,'otc was 57 to 19. The repeal of the law which now akes its place among the very few vhich have been passed over a presiIcntial veto becomes effective after ;he clocks are turned back to normal n October. It will go down in legis;ive history as one of the very few measure which have twice been vetoMi by a president and became a law liter all by the vote of more than ,wo thirds in both houses of congress. o , TO SEIZE AUTOMOBILE. Claim and delivery papers were issued to the sheriff last Thursday to j lake an automobile from J. M. Smith .indcr a bill of sale from him to Earlc Smith covering this machine for Hi part of the purchase money. o MAKES GOOD SALE. C. 11. Martin made a good sale of tobacco on one of the warehi us floors here last week when he disposed of one lot of 1K(? pounds at $70.00 per hundred, and 500 pounds j it $48.00 per hundred. Mr. Martin's place is about* three miles from Conway and must be good land or else he is a mighty skillful grower of the weed. His place has eighty-fhe acics in it and is the same place a bought of George J. Holliday. ? * m m k N. H. Bellamy of Loris sccti- n spent a short time in Conway last | week. * * * * * F. L. Cartrett was here one day last week on business. ? ? * R. H. Hucks was among the farmers doing business in Conway last week. ? m m m ? LOST?Somewhere between Myrtle Beach hotel and Conway, on public road, Sunday, Aug. 17, black leather Suit Case containing few clothes. It will be appreciated if finder will get in communication with R. 'W. Diggers, Box 82, Conway, S. 0. ?adv It pd. * * * * * Hotel Grace uses large quantities r?f things made on the farm and the riotel buys it from farmers when it J :* 1 1 T * * ?oin iv aim jjuyri casn. LOOK 101* the | >ign on the three-story building and j try the manager when you come ioi town with things to sell.?adv * The Herald will begin the erection j Dt' a large addition to its present qui.r i U rs as soon as the materials can be pothered. New and modern machinery iiaj been contracted for to be install- j m and used in addition to the plant the paper already has. Whatever -support you give the paper will be lelpl'ul in meeting the large financial lemands required by these improvements. Mrs. Maude N. Jones has purchas?d the Scarborough Infirmary building and will occupy it as a residence in a short time. It is a nice piece of property and well located in the main residence section of Conway. Dr. H. [i. Scarborough will build a fine residence on another lot in the town. * * * * * * All last week during the tobacco salesdays there was no lack of the weed, and so far as can be told there is still plenty of it to be sold before the crop is all disposed of. The farmers came into town very early in the mornings and were waiting to go in j *s soon as. me warehouse doors would Ron. * * * J. M. Truluck, the large dealer in ivestock from Lake City? S. C., will have an auction sale here on August iiOth, and will dispose of twenty-five worses and marcs to the highest bidlers, and will allow 2 per cent cash liscount from the amount of the. purchase if paid in cash. The saie w;ii Pegin at twelve o'clock on Saturday, August 30th.?Adv. m r Farmers need good paper and envelopes the same as other people vlien they write their letters. The Herald is prepared to furnish them u note head with a neat heading and a ?ood envelope with the proper return card. Get two hundred and fifty of these and have enough to last a long, time. If you arc a farmer and have j i nice place, give it an appropriate ' name and have it printed on the lettc r j paper. J WAT, S. 0., AUG. 28, 1919. " - - II Record Breaking Sales for The I | Conway .Market During Week I THE MARKET AT CONWAY HAS FOR THE PAST WEEK I I BEEN FLOODED WITH TOBACCO. THE WAREHOUSEMAN I I' CANNOT HANDLE THE CROP TO ANY ADVANTAGE THE I IWAY IT IS COMING IN. FARMERS ARE ADVISED TO I TAKE THEIR TIME, NOT RUSH THE TOBACCO IN AS THE I BUYERS WILL BE HERE TO LOOK AFTER THEIR INTEREST I AS LONG AS THE SITUATION JUSTIFIES. I I WE ASSURE YOU. THAT WE SHALL CONTINUE TO | | USE OUR EVERY EFFORT TO PLEASE YOU. JUST BEAR 1 1 WITH US DURING THE RUSH DAYS AND WE WILL DO j| I THE BEST WE CAN FOR YOU. i| I THANKING YOU FOR PAST FAVORS AND HOPING TO II 1 SERVE YOU AGAIN DURING THE SEASON, WE ARE. 1 jj II YOURS VERY TRULY, j Peoples E Tobacco Warehouse I I "THE LIGHT HOUSE" fl || CONWAY, SOUTH CAROLINA || | TELEGRAM | g "August 27. EE = "Mullins. S. C-. a nrt = J ? J ?? -w m w -w nil mmmmm EE "H. H. Woodward EE E "Please let it be known in paper EE EE printed today that our Warehouses will EE ^ be open for sale of tobacco for several EE mm!5 mmmmm EE weeks yet and that we will have full == =E corps of buyers. Publish this telegram. EE EE "Mullins Board of Trade." S m*mmi ??