Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? < | . i.l I -HSmi I Local P. H. Lewis was here one day last week. I. I^J&lincy was recently in this sectioK^ > Tt A. MvMtllS was in Conway recent"7 a t. P. Roberts spent an evening ir the city recently. * t * J. G. Floyd was among the farmer visiting Conv.ay last week. . The following were noted in Con^way a few days ago: Dr. R. A. Bass, t. W. Boyd, A. L. Hardee, S. P. Car0 roll, W.s L. Alford. el_ Jr 'j. R. Dimery, S. H. Sellers, and Z. * D. Skipper, were all in Conway last 1 ill.. u i*1 n huiii uiiu ui Miv xv. x. Routes leading out from Galivants Ferry, S. C. ! 9 9 J. A. Hardee and Alva Hardee . spent last Saturday afternoon in Conway on business. i 4 A. C. Hughes was here last Saturday afternoon. ? m \V. H. Hardee was here recently on 4 business. ? W. A. jfipivcy spent some time here on busincsb last week. E. C. Harris visited Conway one ('ay last week. * * * * * W. D. Cox was in Conway last week. 1 ? A * * * D. M. Causey, a prominent farmer of Floyds Township, spent some time in Conway on business last week. ? m % "W. H. Cannon was in this section one day last week. 9 9 J. H. Cook was here one day last week. W. R. Cook was among those visiting Conway on business last week. John T. Watts was in Conway the first part of last week. ^ m m m JU McQueen Quattlebaum, of the U. S. Engineer's Office of Georgetown. . arid little son, Alexander, spent the f/ Tirst of the week here with friends and relatives; Mr. Quattlebaum was on business for the Office. ? ? White China Cups and Saucers at $1.65 per set. Worth $2.50. Conway Hardware Co.?adv 12 18 2t m v m At last accounts Fred O. Bellamy, who made his escape from the chain gang, soon after he was placed therein, had not been apprehended by the officers. ^ ? 9 Miss Mary Lawrence, of Clinton, S. C., is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. O. Lawrence. m m ? m m ATTENTION! Special attention of all members of the Live Oak Camp, No. 124, W. O. W., is called to a meeting Friday ; night, December 19th, for the purpose of hearing our District Deputy, Sam J. *iffman of Charleston, on the nevr lrates, and to elect officers. adv It ?H. M. RUSS, Clerk. * m m TAKEN UP?One dark brown Heif- ; er Yearling, about 11-2 years old, 1 upper crop right ear, swallow fork * in loft. Peg horns. Mrs. R. W. Mc Cracken, Conway, S. C., R. P. D. 1. ' ?12|18 2t pd. 1 ***** Bring us the next lot of chickens, eggs, hams, butter, that you have to sell from the farm. We pay cash for 1 what we use.?Hotel Grace.?adv ! ? **?. FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. My farm of 65 .acres, 40 acres yadeared/ and free of stumps, good wire t fence,^5 1-2 miles from Conway, 1-1 jkHlc of Church and School, 24 mile Vom river, on good road, good for beany crop. Apply or write to r?G. J. WATTS. 3 R. F. D. No. 2, 12(11119 3t pd Conway, S. C. * ] PAR SAT/E 1 r ? . 1 ' 40 acres of land in Socastee U wnship, bounded north by land of Mf\ ^ Franlf Mills, nnsf hv lon.la nf Mi> I Fullwood and Max DeLettre, and south by lands of my own. It is within one mile of Peach Tree, one of the host shipping points on the Wacrammw River. Is within five or six miles of the Atlanitc Ocean, < and is as good farming land as there l is in the State, jf put into cultivation, i For further information, apnly to t Mrs. J. D. Grant, Hagan, Ga., Box 47.' i ?10116119 to ljl!20?lit ~wm iui m" n "Ti n Personal Rev. D. B. Causey passed through Conway last Monday on his way home from the P. H. Conference which was held last week near Irmo above Columbia. Miss Inez Stalvey, of Winthrop College, is. at home for the Xmas holidays. * * * * Take the Herald now while you lay at the price of $1.50 per year. Vfter Jan. 1st, it will be $2.00. The preliminary work on the National Highway has gone as far as near the residence of Mr. Hartford Baker. The chain gamr camo is near that place and the force is working forward and also back over the course making the road hotter and better as the days pass away. m * m | Mr. Gary Oliver, of Swansea, S. C., i has accepted a position with the Conway Drug Company. m m Call at the Herald office for effective advertising and good joh printing. * * ? FOR RENT?One 200-acre farm on Sampit Road, eight miles from Georgetown, and one 100-acre faim on Sampit Road, five miles from Georgetown; good stute of cultivation; excellent community; R. F. D. mail service; terms reasonable. Ir interested apply to J. T. Brinkley, Conway, S. C., or L. Brinkley, Georgetown, S. C.?adv 12 18 21 p i * * * * ? E. S. C. Baker spent some lime in Charleston the first of last week. Miss Sue McMillan, who has bceh visiting friends and relatives at Columbia and other points, has returned home. Mrs D. D. Norris was in Ccnway one day last week. .. Sheriff James A. Lewis was called to Charleston last week as a witness in one of the cases pending in the United Statns nmi *4 * 0 m m m It was stated here last week by travelling men for the wholesale houses that the price of sugar will go upward in a very short time and may retail at the price of about twenty-seven cents. The sugar which was recently distributed here and stated as coming from Louisiana, is of varios colors and there has been some complaint about it, though there was nothing said about the sweetness of it, this most important quality being present. ? After the recent light rains some of the roads were improved by the use of a drag. The national highway that will pass through Conway connecting this town with Georgetown, will add greatly to the value of lands in two sections of this county. m ? It is easy to rent good farms in this county. The reason is to be found in the fertile lands and the great variety of crops that may be raised with profit. n tu ~ v?uncy was in uonway on business on Tuesday of last week. * * * Renew for the paper before January and get it one more year at the aid price of $1.50. Owing to the high cost of paper and other materials, the price of the* paper after that date will be $2.00. Help us out and we will' help you. Next Thursday will be Christmas Day. The Herald will endeavor to go to all its subscribers that day the *ame as ever. TELEPHONE OPERATOR WANTED?Wanted by Conway Telephone Co., a bright boy or young man as Night Operator. Good pay, comfortable quarters and reasonable hours. Apply to Chas. R. Scarborough, Mgr., Conway, S. C.?ad L2|18|19?2t For Bicycles, Velocipedes, Wagons, Baby Rockers, High Chairs, Baby Car r.iages, Flash Lights see Sutherland Furniture Co. adv 12|ll 2t o WANTED?Jerusalem Oak Seed. Five cents a pound paid for clean TP. H i n? C iwvIT to, v/uii\vatY| o. v^1 -adv 12|4jl9 3t 9 0 0 m 0 BRIGHT GIRLS WANTED. The State Hospital For The Insane Columbia, S. C., needs white women, )referably between the apes of 18 xnd 85, to work as attendants or en;cr the training school. For information apply to the Superintendent, -adv 11118(19 4t THE HORRY HERALD, 001 The personal property of the late D. D. Norris will soil at public sale as advertised in this issue of the paper on December 23rd. 1919, begin-1 ning at 11 o'clock. Better attend! this sale and get some good values. Prices of. goods have advanced very much since these were bought by Mr. Norris. t * * * * J. H. Cook, of Allsbroojc section, was in Conway on businoss last week. * * * * W. J. McCracken, was in C.onway;o?> business last week. * * ? * W. D. Cox was in Conway one day last week on business. m Complaint of low grade gasoline has been frequent of late amorg users of this fuel in Conway. m X The Pastime will have a fine picture for Christmas Day; ? L. Cash well, who was formerly engaged in the mercantile business at Loris, S. C., but who moved away re| cently, was here one day last week. i He sold his stock of merchandise to T. G. kpivcy. ? m m John Allen was here one day recently on business. * m m m S. L. Moore was in Conway from Gurlcy one day last week. * 9 Mr. Blanton, of the Peoples Store, at Loris, was in Conway recently on business. ****<? *W. J. Jordan, of the Win. J. Jordan Co., of Nixonvillc, spent some time here on business recently. o NOTICE. All persons arc hereby notified j that the undersigned 0. M. Blanton, j formerly trading under the name and j style of Peoples Store at Loris, South Carolina, hi-s sold the said business of the Peoples Store, including the stock of merchandise, good will and other assets, to Garrell Brothers, and turned over the said business to said Garrell Brothers on the 10th day of December, 1919; and all persons, corporations or firms are hereby notified that he is no longer responsible after December 10th, 1919, for any account of obligation contracted by said Peoples Store, or Garrel Brothers trading in that name. ?O. M. BLANTON. Dated December 11th, 1918. I STRAYED?One sow with white face and feet, also five pigs. Unmarked. Notify Frank Herring, Galivants Ferry, S. C., Route No. 3. adv 12111 2t pd FORD OWNERS?Enjoy comforts of a closed car. We can make your touring car a Sedan for $40.00; I your roadster a Coupe for $20.00. ' For particulars write 13. & M. Mo- I tor Co., Rock Hill, S. C, ad 12 11 4? ! i\l () R P H I N E | I habit cured the easy and gentle way.' Whiskey habit by gradual reduction. Also Tobacco cure at KEELEY INSTITUTE Box 73 Columbia, S. C. ?adv 12,11S10 4t FOR SALE?One (G) room Bunga-| low, right new, painted inside an 1! outside, weather-boarded with j shingles, Electric lights and water j works. Good location, very atti ac- j tive place. H. L. Buck. ?12.11 2tj ***** I STRAYED?From my place about Aug. 1st, 1919, one heifer yearling, j about 18 months old; color, dark 1 brown; marked with hole in each ear; hole in right ear torn out. Suitable reward for information; concerning same. C. G. Elvis, Rt. 1, j Galivants Ferry, S. C. 12|4jl9 3t pd * * * # LOST?One Fisk Tire and Rim 32x4. on the road frcfhi Tub's Beach to Mt. Tabor. A liberal reward will be paid to the finder if returned to me or let me know where to send for name. Harvey Davis, Fairmont, N. C.?adv 12j4|19 4t ***** FOR SALE. I have for sale, at a decided bargain for a quick sale, a tract of land of 421 acres, more or less, in Simpson Creek township, lying on the Conway and Whitevillc road, near Hammond. Formerly owned by Dr. ? T? ur?i " * ' ' k,. x. ?Tai<suu. iias good road facing and well timbered. If interested see me. ?L. B. WATSON, ? anv Box 16, Loris, S. (\ * * * GOOD FARM FOR SALE. Anyone interested in the purchase i of a pood farm, ready to go to work on, should consult me. Will sell the old Dr. S. P. Watson Homestead near Daisy. Large well built two-story dwelling house, with cuitable outbuildings?good fencing. Tract eontains 115 acres, more or leas, of good farming lands. L. B. WATSON, - adv Box, 16, Loris, S. C. IWAY, S. 0., DEO. 18, 1919. DEATH RATTLE OF CALOMEL IN SOUTH ' r , " :-j J j Dodson is D6stroying Sale of Vk ' ./ j ' Dangerous Drug wit&His 4%iver Tone." l\ ' T 1 < m ? l ^" I* You're, bilious,. sluggish, constipated and believe you need vile, dangerous calomel to start your liver and clean your bowels. Here's Dodson's guarantee! Ask your- druggist for a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone and take a spoonful tonight. If it doesn't start your liver and straighten you right up better than calomel and without making you sick I want you to go back to the siore and get your money. Take calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak and sick and nauseated. Don't lose a day's work. Take a spoonful of harmless, vegetable Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and wake up feeling great. It's perfectly harmless, so give it to your children any time. It can't salivate so IqC them eat anything afterwards.?ad I'd Rev. S. C. Morris, of the Horry Industrial School, was in Conway on business one day last week. SALE UNDER MORTGAGE. Under and by virtue of a mortgage of ciop from M. J. Pridgcn to Tabcr i Supply Company, the condition cfj which has been broken; we have seiz-j ed and will sell at public auction to' the highest bidders, at eleven (lllj o'clock in the forenoon on Friday, the ??lh dr.y of December A. D. 1919, at '-3 Pridgcn place in the Tabor soct^d by M. J. Pridgcn during i919, IS and singular one lot of corn! j? btrSt one hundred and twentyfive (12")) bushels, and one lot of hay containing from two to three thousand pounds, all gathered and now being on said place. \ Terms of sale are cash on the day of sale before delivery of the articles purchased. TABOR SUPPLY COMPANY. J. A. LEWIS, Agent of Mortgagee. T la/iAiv,ViAi. 1 1 4-V. i Ci i fk i>>vvviiii7i:[ A X 1*1 & , lUXV. H. H. Woodward, 12[18 2t Attorney for Mortgagee. WANTED TO KENT. A cottage in I goo/? ^ residental section of town. Possession wanted January 1st. Apply at Herald Office. Upon These Argumen YOU, the buyers, arc the real builders c the final Okay upon the use of ccrtaii struction when you buy a wagon c< refuse to buy a wagon that does not. We w; the Thomhili Wagon is built. Upon a pla we are willing to nut our case. We behev would be jtour way rf you should build a wag< Full Cimle L-on Malleable rzwnt }'.'<g>uj\ Plate tolatenCMi*! Unc In Turning In turning and backing up, with the ordi . - if .t.?. 1 _t.. - t^ir nary t'ltcic UUIl^ iSillCll ia uiuJ u hum vi<v<v? bolsters run off the end of the track and tang. It is difficult to make short turns and i>ack up. The Thornlull full circle iron *ives a continuous track on which the bol* iters can turn. The gears of Thornhill wagons stay in line for life. Instead of the usual front hound plate, :i hound plate of malleable iion is used. It is :i metal jacket braced at eight points that k.eeps geary from ever getting out of line. A, - -1 ? I ?? 1 " ?? * ' 4 We carry a compiel a lo w price, also c hardware, a com pi Dry Goods and No see what you want, COX-LUNDY "THE GULL CONWA HENDKUSONVILLE LIGHT AND i POWER COMPANY t] (Homo Electric Co ) I used Garren's Blood Purifier and ' Tonic during a severe attack of r.er- ( vous indigestion, covering a period | of over two weeks. As soon ar I began the use of your Tonic I obtained relief and one bottle completely 1 cured me. Ever since this 1 have I b. li _! _l-l iv*-pv, jruui meuicine on nana, anct can unhesitatingly say that one dose \vi i give me instant relief from an attack of indigestion. Yours truly, R. M. OATES, President. Garren's Blood Purifier and Tonic 'X is We Rest < >f wagons. Vou put For spokes and axles a materials and con- used For hubs and antaining them?and This wood grows upoi ant to show you how the climate severe. Ii in statement of facts the strength of oak ant e the Thomhill way Outdoors under shelt >n. tap dries in it, giving Trussed Bolsters and Jft Ren en Plate of Malleable Iron Note the Adjustable Brake Lever ^ On the front bolsters of ThomhiH wagons are heavy iron plates running along top and bottom?connected by rivets that run clear through the bolster. Strength and lightness Are combined. Rear gears are strongly ironed. There are braces on both top and bottom that extend the full length of the hounds. Solid trust bars extend the full length of the axles giving them double strength. . G. THOMPSON, CONWAY . - >; *" ? v ,* J i '*%<,? * PAOXfTVB te line of Drugs at rockery ware and ete line of Shoes, itions. If you don't call for it. COMPANY .Y STORE" Y S. C. i s the grcatct/; medicine known for Indigestion, dyspasia, nervousness, weakness, chronic constipation, disorders of the blood. increases the appetite, gives strength and vigor to weak and run down constitution. Absolutely guaranteed. Your monev back if you want it. For sale by HORRY DRUG COMPANY.?adv CATTLE FOR SALE, . i One ear load of Tuberculin tested lresh Milch Cows with calves for sale at my Farm at Green Sea, S. C. C. G. HOOVER, 12:1819 2t Green, Sen, S. C. 1^ Our Case p i tough second growth highland hickory is felloes the sturdy white oak is preferred. ^ the mountain side. 1 he ground is hard? t has to fight for life. It has nearly twice i hickory that grows under softer conditions, er it remains for three to five years. The it a strength that's kin to steel. Long Wear Beds II you examine the beds of Thornhill Wagons closely you will see at once iiic superiority of the construction. The bottoms are re-inforccd over front and rear bolsters. Come in and examine this wagon for yourself. Wo will take pleasure and pride in showing you a Thornhill?The wagon made of tough highland oak and hickory?with features ail others lack v 1610-N] ,S. G.