The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 09, 1919, Image 5
Lfecal and
R. J. Graham was in Conway recently.
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R^L Proctor was here one day last
we?fiFoit business.
E. J. Sherwood sppnt -several days
in Columbia last week.
K. L. Mishoc was in Conway from
Horry one day recently.
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George J. Holiday was here from
Galivants Ferry last week."1
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1 Get land deeds and mortgages of
real estate at the Herald office.
*\yr A. W. Jenkins, of Tabor, N. C., was
jf |n Conway last week on busines.s
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Graham, of Aynor, S. C., was
in Cutaway on business last week.
Gather in the crops while the weath
or is favorable. Too late after a
storm.
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V Magistrate B. L. Carter, of Daisy,
* 6. C., spent several duya in Conway
last week.
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W. E. Porter was in Conway from
the Loris section of the county last
Wednesday.
Pluci^ your copy in the Herald
whore it will get noticed by the best
people of Horry County.
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Luke Jones, of Green Sea, S. C..
was among the fanners visiting Conway
last week on business.
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Just arrived another lot of young
Men's nobby and conservative style
of fine Suits at J. M. Marlow's, "The
Growing Store."?adv It
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W. W. Jones was among those who
passc/J through Conway last week
on his way from Mullins, S. C.
yet arrive*! owing to a shortage of
railroad cars.
D. F. Sawyer, formerly of Conway
but who has been living in Marion for
some time, has returned here, and is
now with the City Barber Shop o 1
Main Street.
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You owe it to yourself and your
family to buy your winter supplies cf
J M. Marlow, "The Growing Store."?
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Hon. R. B. Scarborough was able to
be out bust week after several days
illness from an attack of malarial
fever.
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F. M. Floyd has spent sonir. timr1
lately in the country at his farm
where he has been having some ex
tensive improvements mado on the
place.
Uncle Sam. profiteer hunter, would
indeed have a broad grin on his face
if he could go through my stock cf
Dry Goods and Notions and see my
prices. J. M. Marlow, "The Growing
Store."?adv It
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P. J. Kikes, of Socastoe, was in Con
way on business one day last week.
Wn|, Carter was in Conway from
Daisy one day last week. He is an 1
aged veteran still in possession of all
his faculties and a remarkable man
in many ways.
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Arthur Tisdaie, of the C lerical |
force in the Clerk's office, was laid up
with chills and fever for several days
last week.
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Leet me help you to keep your bank
account up to the high standard by 1
trading at J. M. Marlow's, "The Grow'
ing Store."?adv It |
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Twelve acres of land in Dog Bluff
township last week brought something
more than a thousand dollars, j
andjlt was a private sale at that. I
IT FOR SALE?Fine Farm, 406 acres of j
sand-clay land, 150 in high state of
cultivation, good dwelling, 2 Tobac1
co Bams, 4 tenant houses, and
plenty of out buildings, near Gali-1
vants Ferry, S. C. Will sell at a |
bargain. Apply to R. C. Proctor.?Wj.
adv 10|2|19 2t pd. i
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BOX SUPI'ER AT HUGHES MILL. I
Come to a box aupper, unless yon'
arc too ill, on the 10th day of October.
The school house is Hughes
Mill.
All .are invited to attend and the
projfbeds will go to the benefit of the
school.?10|2|19 2t
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FOR SALE?Large body of round
timber, about five miles of Loris.
See K. C. Barker, at once, Alls-1
brook, S. C., Rt. 2. It pd
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A. D. Buffkin was in Conway last
week.
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Luke Jones was in Conway one day
last week.
Among those visiting Conway last
week were H. M. Lewis, W.. D. Grainger,
N. O. Graham, D. H. Chestnut,
O. N. Lee, and N. C. Grainger.
Parts of tho new road that is being
built toward Galivants Ferry were
too hard during the dry weather for
dragging. The rains last week made
it possible to drag certain sections of
it and make it level.
The Herald is still without all of
tfte materials needed to erect the new
building for increase in the plant.
Bricks for this building have been
ordered for a long time and have not
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Farmers in distant parts of the
county are looking with longing eyes
at the several different kinds of
crvicable trucks now on the market.
This is the kind of machine that they
need, especially when they can have
good roads to i*un them over.
E. L. Westbury of Hamer, S. C..
was in Conway last week on business.
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FOR SALE ? One Ford touring car,
good condition: Saturday Oct. 18
at 12 o'clock, old Court House, ltpd
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Hotel Grace uses large quantities
of country produce such as the fanners
have to sell in small lots. Look
for the three story building on lower
Main Street and try the manager
with tho next lot.?adv.
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W. J. Singleton of Enterprise was
in Conway on business last week.
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NOTICE.
Strayed or Liken up at place, one
spotted male hog. Owner can get
same for dam a en.
?B. PERRITT.
Aynor, S. C.?adv 10|9]19 3t
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The Aynor Gin Mfg. Co., will run
every day. When you want the best
staple, bring your cotton to u*. J. T.
Shelly, Mgr.?adv 10|2 tf.
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Many people were in Conway from
the country last Monday as it was
legal salesday. Only a small quantity
of land was sold at the court house.
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Several days of last week and the
days of this week were as hot as the
people thought it was in July and
August.
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Doctor Phipps, of Bayboro, was in
Conway last Monday.
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The rains of last week laid the dust
which had been created by the dry
spell and the great amount of traffic
passing over tho highways.
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C. G. Bullock, of Gurley, was in
Conway on business the first of this
week.
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J. A. Stalvey and Mason Stalvey
visited Conway and Hammond section
last Monday.
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Senator H. L. Buck was confined to
his bed several days last week with
an attack of fever; but which left
ll i iti frmrovil 4-Vi y*
nil ouxuiu UIV IU' VUI pill 1/ in l/l ic;
week; and his frends were glad to
know that he was rapidly recovering.
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The new piece of road between Con
way and Homewood is the most used
section of road in the county, ju:~t because
it is good to ride on.
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Dan W. Hardwick, of Loris, was in
Conway last week on business.
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Grady Tisdale, of Hartsville, arrived
here the first of the week to
spend several days with friends and
relatives.
E. W. Johnson was among the visitors
in Conway one day last week.
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Bring us your orders for legal
blanks and good printing of every
kind.
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Miss Loula Burbage, of Florence,
is visiting friends and relatives in the
city. ;
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TEACHERS
Fifty to one hundred requests daily
fvnm oil nlneooo CJ/v^fU
a i v/iii ?.?? viaoocn mi/ihii vaXUllilU
schools. If you want rural work, graded,
high school or principal ship,
salary $50 to $150, write us today for
special enrollment.
Southeren Teachers Agency.
Columbia, S. C. ?adv. 9|18 19 4t.
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CITY PRESSING CLUB, Back of City
Barber Shop?Call us for prompt
serviie?Phone 121?Adv. 9;4 tf.
THE HORRY HERALD, OOIT
WE NEED IT. 'ti
Conway needs hard paved streets in'
ordor to meet the condition brought
about by the greatly increased amount
of traffic that is done on them. The |
people of the town realize we need
this; tho people of the county, when
they come to the county seat, idealize
that we need it.
W. F. Stackhouse, of Marion, was
in Conway the first days of this week
on business.
_ B. L. Lewis was in Conway the
first of this week.
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SALESDAY ON MONDAY.
Last Monday was legal salesday at
the court house. Only two tracts
were disposed of by the sheriff. One
contained fifty acres, and went to J.
T. Hucks of that township. The other
contained fifty acres and lies in Bayboro,
and this went to Arnold Bell for
$700.00.
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STOCK CHANGES HANDS.
Jas. E. Bryan has purchased the
mercantile stock of the Burroughs At
Collins Company, and after this date
the Burroughs & Collins Company
will be engaged exclusively in the
real estate and fertilizer business.
^Tiey are retaining all of the accounts
and bills receivable contracted in the
mercantile business and will transact
business, we understand, at their offices
at the same stand on Main
Street.
The Herald is not informed as to
who is associated with Mr. Bryan in
the new mercantile establishment.
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FOR SALE?Four good farms. See
J. E. Nicholas.?adv 10|9|19 2t
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i WANTED?To Purchase a residence
in Conway, give location and full
description in writing. Address P.
O. BOX 17G, Mullins, S. C.?adv 3t
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FOR SALE?One Brick Mill No. 2, S
made by J. J. Steel and Son, Ca- I
pacity 30,000 in ten hours. Practically
new. Can be bought cheap
on easy terms. For further information
apply to H. D. Elliott, Fair
Bluff, N. C.?ad 4t pd 9|18.
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J. E. Nicholas has sold his store
on th$ corner of 3rd Avenue and
Laurel Street to the One Price Shoe
Store for $9,000.00.
SEIZED AN AUTOMOBILE.
Constable H. N. Sessions, from the
court of Magistrate W. H. Chestnut,
I last Saturday seized a Chevrolet tour- I
\ ing car, from A. J. Strickland, at the |
suit of W. Roy Tyler. The plaintiff
claimed he had been damaged while
driving along the road in this county
on last Saturday, October 4th.
The defendant employed an attorn- ^
ey and gave bond under the statute
and the car was released. The trial *
of this case is set for November 3rd, 1
before Magistrate Chestnut in Conway.
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Bring your small lots of country
pioducc and try Hotel Grace. They
will pay cash if they need it and you
will take a fair price.?Adv.
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BICYCLES.?Bicycles and Bicycle
Supplies, Flash Lights, Lamps, Batteries
See Sutherland Furniture Co.
?adv tf 5|22|19.
FUNERAL NOTICE. :
Rev. J. Walter Todd will preach 1
the funeral of William Carter's wife, *
Any E. Carter, and his daughter Mel- *
vina Carter, also old Mrs. Sarah Ann
Bamhill's at the same time, Sunday, \1
| October 4th, at the Carter grave yard,
1 near Daisy, S. C.
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ATTENTION OF HOMESEEKERS.
I have for sale a number of fine c
farms, as well as woodland tracts, on c
easy terms and at very fair prices.? t
all located in Simpson Creek Township,
from nine to twelve miles from
Loris.
Write or call on: S
E. M. BULLARD,
R. P. D. No. 2.
9|11|19 9t. pd. Loris, S. C.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
In pursuance of an order made by
the County Board of Education for I
Horry County on the 22nd day of
September 1919, the undersigned s
Trustee of District No. 20 will hold i i
an election at Mt. Olive Cchool House c
on the 10th day of October, 1919,
upon the question of levying a Spc- f
rial School Tax of 8 mills upon the 1
taxable property of said District No. J
20.
Date September 22nd, 1919. c
D. M. Causey, (
A. L. Philips, i
J. L. Brown, i
BOARD OF TRUSTEES U
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CROWDS AT PASTIME. (
The weekly program which is now j
running at the Pastime Theater is <
drawing large crowds to see th^ J
pictures at every number.
J
WAY, 8. G., OCT. 9, 1919.
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TOWN TAX NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that
the tax books of the Town of Convay
will be open for the payment oi
taxes from October 15th to December
list, 1919.
'Following is a schedule of the levy
)f 16 mills on all taxable ,property
n the town:
For ordinary expenses
of the town 10 mills
For Water and Sewerage
Bonds $30,000 3 1-2 miils
For Funding Bonds,
$10,000 2 1-2 mills
; Total 16 mills
All taxes remaining unpaid on Jan.
I, 1920 will be subject to a penalty of
15 per cent., and all taxes remaining
mpaid Feb. 15, 1920 will be subject
x> a tax execution for the payment
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C. H. Snider, Town Treas.
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FOR SALE.
One Duroc-Jersey boar, two years
?ld, thorough-bred, life treatment for
T.olera, immuncd?under good conrol.
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Apply or write to,
S. H. Harrelson,
R. F. D. No. 2,
t|ll|19-lmo pd Tabor, N. C.
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Citation Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Horry.
By J. S. VAUGHT, ESQUIRE, PRO
SATE JUDGE.
WHEREAS, Geo. C. Butler made
iuit to me, to grant him Letters of
Administration of the Estate of and
ffects of John M. Cox.
THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite
md admonish all and sincrular the
cindred and creditors of the said
'ohn M. Coy, deceased, that they be
ind appear, before me, in the Court
>f Probate, to be held at Conway, S.
on 17th day of October 1919 next,
iftor publication hereof, at 11 o'clock
n the forenoon, to shew cause, if any
hoy have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
GIVEN under my Hand, this 1st
lay of October Anno Domini, 1919.
Published on the 9th and 16th days
>f October 1919 in the Horry Herald.
J. S. VAUGHT,
Probate Judge.
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I CENT. SOLUABLE FRESH
nteed to Mix With i
*e or Any Grade of
$12.50 Per Ton, 1
ry, S. C. Car Lots Ch
est of all, Soluabilitj
i. We also sell the cl
but don't recommend
IE IS RECOMMENDED BY COUNT1
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ORPHANAGE WORK DAY.
The annual Orphanage Work Day
for Connie Maxwell Orphanage wi 1
be observed throughout the State on
' Saturday, October 18th.
We kindly ask that public mention
be made at each Baptist church in 1
Horry County next Sunday, October 1
12th, by the Pastor or the Sunday '
School Superintendent for each person
to observe the day and bring1 a ^
contribution on Sunday, Oct. 19th. 1
It is very important that this day (
be observed for the money is greatly * 1
needed, and let us not forget the day, j (
for it will mean that many thousands ]
of dollars will go to the orphans,
which would not otherwise. *
Respectfully, N
C. H. Snider, for the Oi-phanage. a
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ESTRAY NOTICE.
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There has taken up at my place one
black and white spotted male Shoat,
marked with a split in both cars. This j11
shoat has been at my place since if
I September 15th. Owner please call \
I iJTwl ll'nf nlin.. /... .....1 ' 1 11
cum ifci nini witnoUw 1
delay.
Furney H. Strickland.
R. F. D. 2, Galivants Ferry, S. C.
Box 38. 10,9(19 ol 0
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BUYS NICHOLAS STORE. js
One Price Shoe Store has this week I
closed a deal with J. E. Nicholas and I o
has become the owner of the brick . I
store on the comer, now occupied by <|
the J. E. Nicholas Dry Goods Store. (|
The one Price Shoe Store will move t
its new quarters on January 1st,
1920, and about that date Mr. Nicho- t
las will occupy a new store on 3rd i
Avenue. n
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COURT ON OCTOBER 20TH. h
The court of Common Pleas will a
convene here on Monday morning;, ].
October 20th for the trial of civil h
cases. A new act passed at the last b
session of the Legislature fixed the j
October term of the Court of Com- t
mon Pleas for this county on the 4th q
Monday after the 4th Sunday in Sep- s
tember. Judge T. J. Mauldin will
preside at this term of the court. t
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Mullins.?The Mull ins Cotton Hold- i
in^ corporation, with an authorized {
capital of $100,000, placed a buyer on
the local, market to buy and store <li.-- 1
tress cotton. This company will also ,
buy and store other cotton.
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PICNIC AT AYNOR
EDUCATIONAL RALLY
Friday, October 17th, will be a red
letter day at Aynor when everybody
n Horry County will find a hearty
welcome.
The Rev. M. W. Hook, Presiding
[Older Marion District, has promised
o be present and to have several
Tther good speakers address our people
along the line of cduaction dpd
:ommunity upbuiIding.
.Aynor is not in the habit of doing
hings by halves, and everybody in
hat section is expected to be on hand
vith a basket dinner for themselves
ind friends. Visitors from a distance
a*ill be the guests of the community,
md all who go will have a day of enoyment
and profit.
A
.Ayuur aim ine surrounding* country
ilready boasts of some of the finest
id vantages and bids fair to be unsurniSircd
by any, before many years.
They want all their friends to go
here on the 17th.
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FORECLOSURE ANI) SALE.
Under and by virtue of a judgment
if foreclosure and sale in the ease of
i. D. Singleton vs. Amapda Grainger,
igned by his Honor T. J. Mauldin,
'residing* Judge, at Conway, S. C.,
n the sixth day of September 1919,
will sell to the highest bidder
Luring legal hours of sale, on salesay
in November, 1919, it being the
bird day of said month:
"All and singular the- following
hree tracts of land: One containing
07 acres; one containing 35 acres,
lore or less, and one containing twen
y-five acres, more or less, and makng
a total of 1(>7 acres, more or less,
ml this being the identical tracts of
ind 11 non whirh T nmv rncwln o?wl
ave titles for and the said tracts arc
oundcd by lands of Eva Grainger,
Daniels, Addie Stroud, ot ?1 , nrwl
ho same lying- and being in Floyds
I'ownship, County and State aforeaid."
Terms of Sale: Cash. Purchaser
o pay for papers and Stamps.
Conway, S. C., Oct. I, 1919.
J. A. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Horry County.
>. C. DU SEN BURY,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
0 9 .'It Plaintiff's Attorney.
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Legal blanks, Herald office.