Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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; <f" % B ' ^ ' Lfocel end : **. A " *' " * * W. H. Small was here from Loris last Monday evening. * * * John I. Ward went to Charleston on business recently. . E. V. Smith was in Conway from Aynor one day last week. ***** C. M. Turbeville was among , those visiting Conway last week, k ***** I A. F. Parker was in Conway from ~ Hammond, S. C., last Saturday. * * * * * A. J. Dorman was in Conway last f, Saturday on business. V m m mm mf \ Jennings L. Thompson is at heme for a few days from the University. L of South Carolina. r * ? E. P. Johnon, of 32 1-2 Chappel { St., Charleston,' S. C., was a visitor [' in cflfrway last week. r' ***** A new cash register has been installed at the store of Norton Drug 1 Company. * * * * * ^ f E. M. Graham, of Aynor, spent ^ >*?iiast Thursday evening in Conway on business. > ***** !r Mrs. J. A. Norton was out again last week after several weeks of illness. Johnf^V. Singleton, of Toddville, was in Conway last Saturday on r business. V i ***** S. 1*. Alford was among the favmi ers visiting Conwav on business last i week. ' * * * * m Mrs. Florence Hedrick left here / last Friday morning to spend a short i time wj,th her son in the city of CoI lumbia. f . The family of A. J. Dew, with exception of Mr. Dew himself, were all down with infhienzn dnrincr tKo recent outbreak, and were a'l sick at one time, but are now recocver/ irg. * The influenza has visited the f family of Mrs. Ida NeSmith, near Evergreen School, but none of them 1 were reported as being seriously r sick at the time. I f Howard Ambrose and Donald Rich ardson, of Woodberry Forest School, Woodberry Forset, Va., arrived here a few days ago to spend Easter with their parents. ; FOR SALE?On April 15th, we wrl sell at public auction 7 buildingLots at Little River, S. C., to the * highest bidders. These lots are right near J. C. Morse's Fishery. We will serve Oysters roasted an I steamed. The oysters will be scrv ed from 11 to I P. M. Mr. Moore r Thompson, Cashier Hank of Little River, will Auctioneer off this Property. E. L. Smith, J. C. Morse.?adv Pa ster * EASTEft Sunda first Sunday ir ciay, April the have on display Easter Candies, Call early and dies" a Rabbit Easter Easter 4fPhone for your .4 Norton I 'Phone Pharn . V. F. PLATT, CONWA y t ^ \ - / w * . * i !ijAwirii ?t i<iiff ar A ifh'i ii * iv 41 r . \ Fepsenel j __ E. D. Causey was in.Conway one day last week. c * * * * * < k Get land deeds and mortgagees of * real estate at the Herald office. * Second sheets and adding machine c rolls at the Herald office. ( m m 9 m { Dr. J. S. Dusenbury was in Columbia for a brief stay last week. j R. O. Hanson was among those ( visiting Conway on business last week. * * i Leave the next job of printing at 1 the Herald office. * * * * J. H. Dusenbury was in Conway 1 recently on business- c * * * * j H. L. Marlow was recently in Con t way on business. I ? * ? 4. ? % Get legal blanks of the right kind at the Herald office. 1 ***** S. L. Adams, of Rowland, N. C., J spent last week-end here with his sons, Messrs. Chas. W. and W. C. Adams. i ? j The first of this week was wet \ and rainy. The showers fell nearly all night on Sunday night, and they continued on Monday. Travellers 1 from the upper pait of the State ] said that the rain seemed to be a 1 general down-pour all over the ] Slate. W. D. Lawrimore has been spending some time here on business. Miss Margaret Lewis, of Lande. College, is spending a few days with her paicnts, Dr. and Mrs. G. I. Lewis. ***** D. F. Greegg, who was recently reported as being very ill at his home in Florence from an attack of the "flu" has . fully recovered and his friends will be glad to know that he is back at his business again. ***** The restaurant on Main Street started some time ago by Mr. Causey, after changing hands several times, was sold last week to Buckley Brothers who are running a similar business on 3rd Avenue. Just received car-load new Fori touring cars. See me quick. A. H Long, adv It WE UUY, rais^, and sell fur-bearing rabbits and other fur-bearing animals. Place your order with us, and list what ever stock yv>u have with us, stating lowest flat prices on large shipments. Address 51b517 N. P. Ave.. Fargo, N. D.?adv 4J1?4t. FOR SALE CHEAP?One four row Potato Sprayer, in good condition has been use ! one season. Cause for selling, I am leaving the farm. Apply Win. Struthcrs, Grist, N. C. 41 -4t pd. ' Sunday i Y falls on 4he I i April, or Sun/1+h \M A n At a i II Till. VVC IIUW / a .full line of Novelties, etc. buy the "Kidwith his box of Egg Candy. Egg Dye. Drug Co. \ ' No. 30. riacists Yhg., Manager Y, S. C. ' iw 11 Hi inmKmwimjHwmrvrv* *r k- *. * ? ' +Y f ' ' V ' 0 THE HORRY HERALD, COW H. C. McKecl, of Wiloiington, N. 3., \yas hero last week on tu incss, pending the night in Ccntvay b?fore returning to his home by auto- 1 nobile. >. * * * ** % X ^ The work of erecting the new s Swelling for Dr. and Mrs. H. L. 1 Scarborough has made fine prcgress ! ?or the past several weeks. 1 * % j The new building which is to be > >ccupied by the Farm Implement t Company is rapidly nearing ccmple- t ;ion. I f Robert Duffy, formerly of Now c 3ern, N. C., but now of Wampefe, S. t U., spent a day here last week. ***** The influenza situation at Murells Inlet was reported as much >etter last week. .. f ***** ( M. C. Dorman was called awac I ast week by the death of his broth- t ?r-in-law, at the McLeod Infirmary i it Florence, S. C., where he was i aken on account of a severe illneso 1 * rough t on by the influenza. c ? * f % % 4 F. C. Todd was absent in Florence < ast wcef, having been drawn a:; a juryman to serve at the term of the Federal court in that city. ? m Same of our farmers are uneasy it-.garding the delivery of their for- ( lilizers, as freights are slow in moving this Spring. ***.* Bricks recently shipped into Con-1 way from brick yards in Georgia J | have every appearance of having i keen hastily made and not sufficient ly burned. D. V. Richardson, of Bucksport, was in Conway one day last week on business. The Hdrry Herald building will soon be remodelled as to that/part cf the building in the rear, immediately over the present print-shop; and w'll he finished with suitable offices with town water supply. The material has been ordered to do this work. * * * * 4c Buck Motor Company had a full page advertisement in our last issue. Look it up and read a very intercstirg explanation of lubricating oils. M i.e. rr a r\.. u - i-v. uuwuuury visiteu relatives here last week. ***** A. C. Thompson is just now completing a nice cottage on one of his lots near the corporate limits in the Northward section of the town. It will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cox. The weather was very cool and then warmer toward the end of last week. It was cool enough last week to keep the fruit trees from budding J out in most places. ***** The Pastime Theater opened again t for business last week, after remain irg closed for a fortnight on ae- , count of the regulations of t" o health board regarding inf'urrza. The good progiams are h/nng continued and drawing good crowds eacii ] ght. ? BUILDING OIL HOUSE. Buck Motor Company has com-1 pleted the erection of a neat oil house next door to its brick garage j cn Lain uel Street. This concern icccntly had a full page advertisement in the Herald advertising Vcedol, the oil that thoy are now handline. WANTED*?At once a first-clavs* grocery salesman, one that understands the fancy grocery busine m and is not afraid of work. Must also write a good hand. Am willing to pay a good salary for the * right man. Apply by letter in own handwriting. D. F. Gregg, Bo*, 42, Florence, S. C.?ad 411 3t. SALESMAN WANTED to solicit orders for lubricating oils, grea es . and paints. Salary or Commission., Address THE HARVEY OIL CO., Cleveland, Ohio.?Adv It pd. For Heavy Hauling 'Phone 88. Prompt Service. We specialize on long hauls? Two-Ton Truck. Conway Motor Car Co. ?adv 2'5 ?tf.? NICELY ARRANGED. The Conway Motor Car Company has about completed the many improvements started last year at thor commodious quarters on 4th Avenue. The new garage bubilding was finished some time ago, but th ma uniiiery was installed from time i > time as the men could get time from the every clay work of the sh p to erect it. It is is now complete and running- every day and some time at night. The old building hjvs boo c hanged as to interior finish and i fitted for handling the parts depart I mcnt of llie business. ' I / VAY, S. C., APRIL 1, 1020. BEING HELD BACK. Several building projects arc bong held back on account of lb * shortage of labor and ma or'aV. hey have already been held back for several months, ar.d now this hob!in.; oack has become the rule in Conway ather than the exception. It is un'ortunate that this should be so fov nothing wjll keep the town back vorse than this. There is. plenty of ;rade to take care of all the business hat can possibly be done at Co .way out how can business thrive when here are no buildings for trades to occupy, and no dwellings in which he people may live? ACCIDENT WITH CAR. While Grady McCoy and two 'riends wore coming from GeorgeOW'l tlio fii'sO i\F l?of ? - ... - - - ? - . ? ? v VI KtOb >1 C^IVj VII IVIII^" VTr. McCoy's Chevrolet tourirg car. he machine skidded while turning a illi*ve and landed in a ditch. The nachine was considerably damaged jy coming in contact with the rough ides of the ditch and by striking i stump ion one side. None of the occupants wore injured bey end a jood shaking up. # o CIVIC 1 EAGUE MEETING. . ! The?e will bo a meeting of the Conway Civic League frcin 4 to ~> o'clock ?at The Hut Wednesday after r.oon, April 7th. If you ^rc interest ed in the welfare of your town you are urged to be present. This will be an important meeting at which will be held the election of officer delegates to the Federation Convcr.s tion and the Mayor has a brief but interesting program of work to put before us. o Magistrate Chestnut has d s'gnod a new form of juror summons for use in Magistrate courts. By this new form the penalty is stated as provided in the sections of ti e code. Frequently magistrates have s me trouble in compelling the attendance of men summoned in their c urts for jury duty. The penalty for nonattendance should be set forth in the summons so that the man summoned may know what he 'will get if he ''ails to appear and cannot show a good excuse. STRAYED?From my home in Chev ry Grove, N. C., one bay colored mule, white mane and tail. rieft Sunday night., March 20th. Report any information to C. M. Turbeville, Clarendon, N. C., Rt. 2, Box 6.?3125?2t pd. A. 1 WE H VV of a . ?tlie vvn.( hardwood and hicko These arc mcin\7 njivxi j |/ats. old standa Not the low the end the i , \ \ / ? ?" ' v. - , i'RQfii OFFICERS ISSUE WARNING Retail Sale of Certain Bitters and Other Remedies is Hazardous. Druggists, fruiterers, grocers, and \ ntn 11 1- - 1 11 cwniin ^t'iit'iuii,v who nunoic ex tract ntain medicines, and other I 1 ii ... Ids containing more than < ik hall of one per cent alcohol are warned by federal officers that the sale of these commodities for beverage puiposes is a violation of the prohibition laws, and it is expected ti.at the continued sale of these exhderating potables will result in i number of cases being brought int> the district court in the near future. In several instances, recently, federal prohibition officers have person ally advised retail dealers who were placing themselves in a position to got mixed up with Uncle Sam's laws to quit the sale of certain liquids of a highly alcoholic character, such as bitters, flavoring extracts, and certain patent medicines that yield a genuine pop skull jag when partaken of freely. J. 11. King is head federal prohibition officer in this section now an I j has opened an office at Room 11 I Postoffice buihling, Charleston, S i 0., besides being equipped with mai box No. 4'18, so that ho is easy a I possible to those wishing to read I him. He stated that a system wa I being gradually perfected in thi: ! territory for making t'-c federal li I quoi; laws "airtightH and that evei: I effort was being made to enf r < i the laws through preventive moth ods rather than by prosecutions, fl is prepared to give any one interest ed full information about the scop of the national liquor laws now in e ; foot. nrwl iii'crr?c vof'iiloi'j 1 loam the requirements of the stat utcs completely, so as to avoid en tering forbidden paths. o TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. On account of the demoralized o dition of the schools as a result o the "Flu" epidemic, it has been dc ! cided to have no more meetings o j the Teachers' Association this yeai i There will therefore be no meei-inj l next Saturday, April 3, as was for , merly announced. ?L. D. Singleton, Sec'y. ust Receive Car JLosm AVE- just received car load of Thornh: ron made in the h< region of tough hi ry? i the long wear w; mted features. Ma rd track. rcst priced wagons but tl cheapest. A, G. THOMPSON LOCAL DKALKU CONWAY, S. 0. t PAGE FIVE ' ARE SIGNING U? 1 AGAINST DIPPING According to Reports Brought to Town From Pedar Grove . Neighborhood AGREEMENT IN WRITING NOW BEING CIRCULATED More Than One Hundred Fa,rtmers Have Already Signed Such a Paper. % ? It is reported in Conway, Prom the Cedar (dove Section of Bucks Township. and probably from the adjoining portions of Dog- Bluff Township; That more than one hundred farmi cm have signed an agreement bind] ing themselves to refuse to dip their tattle during the dipping season of lO'dO. It was stated by one of the farmers, who was here from that section last week, that such a paper W in circulation and is being signed. I and that he expected that it wcull he presented to him for his sigraturo. lie statcvl that those who ha 1 . signed this paper declared they would not take their cattle to the , vats to be dipped any more; but would contest any prosecution that might ho brought, taking the cases to the Supreme C art of South Car, olina if nece sary. It is al?o raid that there arc but six or seven dipping vats that are , supposed to open for operation 'n 1 i/\n I\{ ^ r1 t I ^ I vi iiu tiv-v VIV'il VI I IK, t? I 1 o V til I "? ^ I spring. These men who have joined I' in this movement say that it is not } thoir fault that the tick have not alteady. been exterminated in that com nuinity. as they presented their cattle for dipping last year, and year before that, and there \vai no dippiny; done at times, or words to that effect, r ESTRAY NOTICE. There has taken up at my place f one heifer yearling about one year i\ old. unmarked, o dor h'ack and white g pidea. Owner can got van e by paying chn.ges and prcAMV' p op t1 y. ?J. M. CANNON. R. K. l>. 1, Box 18, Ljvis, S. C, ed Q*. ' V.-lSI of ' hi w I a shipment I ill Wagons sart of the j ghland oak agons with de with the ie best and in [611-N], c J . / % * <JP *4, >?l