The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 05, 1920, Image 7
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J. L. Boll, of Wampee, was in \'on
way on business last week.
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0. C. Ccx was in Conway the
rjL middle of last week.
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Last week ti e work of laying the
concrete floor in the large new
quarters of the Farm Implement
Company was begun by a large
force of workmen.
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In mixing the concrete for the
new buUdinv; of the Farm Jmplement
Company, a large * mixing mochine
is used. It mixes the sand
rnclc :inil r*?inpi\i fri?t pnomrh t.?>
keep about thirty men busy. It is a
self-contained plant with its own
power, consisting of a Novo gasoline
engine.
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John T. Shelly, of Aynor, S. C ,
was in Conway on business one (lay
last week.
W. F. Stackhouae. of Mai ion, S.
C., passed through Conway one day
last week on his way "to visit his
farms in Socastcp township.
s We can furnislT you with second
sheets. Let us have your orders.
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Farmers and buvers bills in
pjcaty at the Herald office. S-'jn 1
us Jour order for the next lot.
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John H. Atkinson of Jordanville
was in Conway last week on business.
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Walker VV. Lupo of Lake Citv/Ja.
is visiting ins brother, w. v\ lAipo,
at Green Sea.
Rev. B. G. .Murphy returned last
"week from Florence, S. C., where
ho had been for some time with
, the baby. The *baby was very ill
and was taken to the Florence infirmary,
for an operation which
proved successful.
W. B. Wodward was here from
Bucksville recently.
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Second sheets and other items
needed in your office work at the
Herald office.
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If you wish to increaso your business
and profits, I have a proposition
to offer you. H. J. Stuart,
11518 Washington St., Columbia, S.
C. adv 8|5 2t pd. *
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Experts have figured that the
pricc of materials and hence tlv
cost of building will not decline to
> &ny rrreat extent for the spare of
ten years to come. Experts do not,
know it all, however.
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The farmers have raised fin
melons this year judging by the
loads the / have been bringing here
to be sold during the tobacoc sates.
This section will be compelled to
.(Upend on tobacco /is the main i
morcy crop as scon *as the boll wee-j
vil has gained a suf ficient held to (
make cotton unreliable. Therefore;
tho farmers should learn* all that
they can about the we d and *'in<l ,
out how they can produce the bet-1
tor g-a''os. '
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'A. V. Small was in C<*nvay from j
the Kioydr. scction one day last j
week.
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M:s es Mary and Bessie Ovisen-1
bur. <iiMiiri.levs' of Mr. ai<! Mrs. A.
M. Divor.bui y. passed through Conwt"
;t week, on their way. :o
Wibr.ir.gton, N. _C.. where they will
spiti ! seme time with relatives.
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i AUCTION
r.ea ! our -1 in next weeks Heridd
se'li^?* th^ fine farm for Estate of
L. 1). Long formerly # Cotinty
T"e:>. ;i'Tr. '['his fine property 2;
miles from Toddville to ho subdivid-|
ed & sold for the bitf dollar on easy |
terms. *
R. O. HANSON, Auctioneer.
For the next 10 days we will givr?
r> nrr cent discount on J^isk and
United S'ates Tire and Twbos. .T.
W. Mishoe & Co., Loris.?adv 8|5 2t I
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Julius Hanna has returned to his!
home at Allenhurst, Ga., after spend
ing a day or two here with relatives .
Beach parties are growing -more i
numerous as the -season advances.
Cars pass through almost daily on i
their \Vay to Horry's popular sea-'
side resorts.
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When in need of shingles get our
prices as we have just unloaded a
car. J. \V. Mishoe & Co., Loris, 8.
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ADDING MACHINE ROLLS.
Our supply of adding machine
. rolls has been out for some time
until within the - last few days we
have received a new shipment. We
can now supply those who want
. them. All kinds of paper are very
high in price and many articles
hard to obtain.
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FOR SALE....One-horse farm. First
class tobacco land. Dwelling and
tobacco barn on place. Seven
miles from Conway. If interested
see H. W. Ambrose. adv 7129 t>t
Rub-My-Tism is 'a parent pain killer
It relieves pain and soreness caused by
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains,
Etc.?Adv.
the Quinine That Docs Not Affect the Held
Beccnse o( it?i tonic and laxative effect, LAXA*
1*1 VK bROIviO QUININK is better than ordinary
8u\..ne and doea not cansc nervousness not^
n^TMiR In head. Ketnemher the (tilt vpmv at if
loo-* the at natuxe at II. "?Vi OKQVE. 30c.
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Neal & Dixon Bros, arc sell?-?
nearly one half of all the tobacco
sold in Mullins. There is a reason
why.?adv
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'Conway has taken on some
growth since there years ago. if
you will mark the now building?
that have been erected. the new
stores now occupied by thriving
merchants, and new offices t^at
were not occupied before that time.
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. The free r;inge faction this time
intends <.o show its full strenglh
ami they "seem to be united on the
vote they will cast for members of
j th(f House and State Senate. Perhaps
this coming primary will settle
for once and for all how the majority
of the voters of "Horry stand
on this much mooted question.
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Wovk was started l.?st week on
the new stores to be erected by
Col. 1). A. Spivey. The ditches for
| the rear end foundations were being
! dug after tl,o large oak tree on tl^e
corner had been cut down aft;I con,
verted" into firewood.
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E. J. Marsh was in Conway lastweek
on business,
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See J. W. Mi shoe & Co., whil~ in
Loris, for Groceries.?adv 8lr> 21.
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f W. H. Stone, of Tattle River, "was
in Conway last week on business.
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Place the next advertisement in
I the p/iper where it will bo seen by
the most people. You will selcet Die
, Herald if you want, to gain .public- '
. ity in Horry County.
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C. 0. Reynolds, of Dor Bhiff. was j
in Conway last Friday on business. |
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Many farmers like to brine? sam-1
, pics of the?r tobacco curing to the
i town, showing the business men
what they can do in advance of j
placing the lc,af on the warehouse
floors. Some of them have brought
samples of the best grades we have
yet seen produced in this se'etion.
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AlTCTION
Read our ad in next weeks Herald
selling the fine farm for Estate of
; L. D. Long formerly* County
i Treasurer. This fine nroperty *2
I miles from Toddville to be subdivided
& sold for the big dollar on eas>
terms.
R. O. HANSON. Auctioneer.
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Rev. W. L. Wait, of Florence. S.
C.. filled the pulpit at the Conway
Methodist church, Sunday before
last, in the absence of Rev. B. G.
Murphy, the pastor of the church.
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We have a few Buggies for sale.
; Hodges & Mishoe, I'.oris, S. C.?
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| LAUNDRY AGENCY.
1 I am representing: the City Latin'
dry. Brinpf me your laundry, straw
, hats, anything: c^eanable. Good
I work or no pay. Bc.st Laundry in
town.
G. M. McNABB
7 20 20 521 pd. Loris, S. C. I
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A star< was made t! i>* week on i
4 he erection *f the r.ew stores f r
C^l. D. A Srivey.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURE^.
I herofty announce my candidacy
for. election to the office of Countv
Treasure*, subjcct to the action of
the Democratic Primary. ,
C. K. BARKER. !
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FOR MAGISTRATE.
We hereby announce T. B. Le\\i?,;
Esqr., as a c.^ndidatp for Magistvai?
at Conway, t 1
?MANY FRIENDS I
FOR CLERK OF COURT. j
My candidacy for election to the .
office of Clerk of the Court of JHorry
County is hereby announced, sub
ject to th action of the Democratic
Primary. i
.M. C. HOLMES.
FOR MAGISTRATE.
I herebv annnnnrn ?r?\rtv?lf r, >
.r - . ...T . ? Ct Will" |
di'late for Magistrate in Rnyboro
Township subject to the action of
the Democratic Primary.
?H. M A.YD S A.RVTS.
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FOR TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR. '
I am a candidate for Towns'iip'
Supervisor :n Simrtson Tovn- i
sMp, subiect t\) the action of the
Democratic Primary.
? W. JE. STROUD,
FOR MAGISTRATE.
I am a candidate for re-election to
tho office of Magistrate in Green
Sea Township, subject to the action
the Democratic Primary.
?B. P. HARRELSON
WANTED?Live wire to soli Briscoe
Automobiles in .your territory.
J. H. Ham, Distributor,
Charlotte, N*. C.?adv 7122 3t
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We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druKgists and the public
have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.?
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LAND
Farip Land v Timber Land
RENTAL AGENTS
City and Suburban Property
If contemplating selling or buying
talk it over with
HEDRICK & JOHNSON
Phone 113 Hotel Grace
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666 quicl:!y relieves Const i pat ion,
Biliousness, Loss of Appetite an-i
Headache*, due to Torpid Liver.?ad
THE HORRY HERALD, OOI
GEORGE 1
What Others Say
I About George Warren
THE HAMPTON GUARDIAN EDI
ITORiAlyLY STATES.
"Goorjje Warren is a man of
ability, courage, common sense and
sterling worth. Ho is a deep student
of political economy, yet understands
its practical application.
His knowledge of government affairs
acquired by close study peculiarly
fits him for the office of
United States Senator. We fear
to express ^in these columns the
high regard we have for Georgei
Warren as a man, as a lawyer andj
as a statesman. However, we can j
and do commend him to the people
with the assurance that, in the f
event of his election, South Ca' o-,
lina will be proud of her young
senator.
j We are not given the power of
; prophecy, but knowing the man and
I his ability, his ideas of government,
! his respcct for the constitution, his
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. ?wuvi i 111 nn." uwi i.' IIIV> HI mip^iirii
| we are convinced that George Wnri
ren by the nos^essio^ of 11k re
qualifications and by the power of
J h;s personality will be elected. Our
State can not afford to refuse the'
| services of such a man."
WARREN FOR SKNATOR.
[ George Warren of Hampton Ins
I been growing' ir. pepuiav fav.-r sirce
his entry into the race for the
1 United Ftat.es Senate.
I A few weeks aco the prediction
va? freely indulg d 1hat Senator
Smith would defeat his thiee opponents
io the first race.
Now it is generally conceded that
there will be a second race and that
George Warren will be in it.
To a accond race with" Senator
Smith, the advantage will be wit "l
Wovven. 1
The boasted Smith strength -is
fast dwindling away. It has largely
ben a myth.
Not all the farmers arc Smith*
men. *
This is the day of the young man.
Warren is young,* but he has a
record of achievement behind him.
Smith is no longer young, but
there is little to which he can point
despite his long year's in the United
Stafes Senate, as his accomplishment'
for the public good.?Aiken
Standard.
' STATE'S RIGHTS.
There can bo no doubt but that
even the casual student of poliHca'
history can detect that the federal
government is steadilv inf^ingi^g
upon slate's rights. Particular instances
arc pointed out hv Mr War
rqn, candidate for t'no Ignited States
Senate. We are among those who
do not like this jdoa. The ?tat- s
should be free to regulate the p* ov."1
affairs. ?The nineteenth amendment
of the constitution of the United
States stands a mighty go-d
chance of becom'np" operative. Only
one m^re state is required to ?rafifv
th<^ woman's suffrage- amondnvnt,
and the Governor of Tennessee has
callod a special session of tKo legislature
in his state which v>-i^l consider
this a'nondmcnt. If Tennessee
ratifies the nineteenth amendment. I
then we will have woman's suffrage;
and the individual states cn-o'.
UnIn (1,^ 1 WT . 1 I
nti(j we nc'iifvr i
e??ch s^ate should ho allowel to rrev
ulnte this matter independent of the
federal government. If the noonie
of this state want woman suffrage
they should be allowed to adopt it
for themselves. Tf thev are opposed
to it they should not have it
thrust upon them. In various wavs
the federal government is infringing
upon state's fights and thn tendency
in this direction should b?
checked.?The Wateree Messenger.
THE COLUMBIA RECORD SMT>.
"The manly conduct of G orge
Warren, of Hampton, must com- '
mend itself to the people of S' ut^
Carolina. The generous conduct
which he has displayed will merit <
for him the respect and the anprobation
of the people of his State."
ASK ANY ONE Wf
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IWAY, S. 0., AUG 6, 1920.
|U> S. SENATOR j
A Few Quotations Frnni
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Speeches Made by Warrenj
States Rights.?"Because 1 stand \
for the Declaration of Independence,
because 1 advocate the Constitution
of Jefferson, because I repeat the,
identical words of Calhoun, because
1 dare raise my voice in, behalf of |
the identical principle for which my ;
father fought in .the GO's, the doc- 1
trine of States Rights, I am un- j
justly charged with being opposed
to prohibition.? Democratic Coaven-'
lioo a. Ham pi on.
11 stand sejuarely for enconomy; 1
' believe in reorganization and coor
dilution of governmental burdens
'and departments; encouragement of
those things which tend to get Con |
| gross back t:> pre-war basis of ex
peitdifure of the people's money
j should be given our present tax
, laws should be amended to remove
; those features which arc oppressive
! to the people and to industry."?
Attitude expressed in Columbia,
i Lniror.? "The voice of I.abor is
, demanding fair consideration, fair
decisioffc fairly arrived at. of all
proposals which concern Labor. ine |
insidious impression that Labor in'
: politics will demand more than that1
| ivery promptly resented by both i
) Labor and those who seek its vote.'
| It does not ask discrimination in j
favor of Labor, but rather than i!
, bo m>l fli'j/'riniinoin/l .......**
j . v i cilia i/V v: %V |
i attitude may be summarized bv the |
words 'Fair and Friendly."'?Vem? ;
as>ec, Labor Day.
Farming Interests?"I endorse
the organization, activities and ac- i
eomplishmer.ts of the American Cot
ton Association and have pledg d
nVy ccoperation It has accomplished
moie for the farmer in six mentis j
than the Congress has done for j
farniwf ir*everts in ten years."?,
S. C. Cot'on Association, Hampton
Branch, at Hampton.
OUR COUNTRY. I
One of the South Carolina cand'-1
uates fpr Unite ! Stages senate this i
year is calling the attention of our i
people to one of 'lie most vital is-'
fur-s tjint. coif'onts the American
people t day.
It is the issim of states riphts!
ar;a)r>st a centralized federal govern
ment. j
State ?overij.vnty is ahs?lutelv
necessary to nrotect the rights and
liberties of the people under our
form of government. The founders
of this republic so recognized it
and it is apparent now.
No one will deny that our gov*
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illicit i? DccominR more centralis
'' in Washington.
The soverignty of tho slates ? is
oraduaUv being undermined and
taken away.
A continuance of this nrFr'ic
will inevitably * and absolutely lead
to an autecrq^y in thi* country. J"
Will you sit passively by and sur
render v^at libe ^io^ yu have loff :
(f those your forefathers fought.
' M/"fored and died obtain for you
r>vl tuvn your cbil 'ren over to a1
ai'-ocratic i>- v?^r.tr.rt)t ?
Tf we ^u?*vonder these liberties I
now our children Cc\n only regain
lb era bv revolution.*
Wo say thr centraliyation of our
government lias gvpo for enough.
Let. us Dufr a str^p to it by a peace
ful usr> of ot'1 bal'ots rather than to
1 our children stop it bv a revoliH
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?The Easely Procreps.. .
George Warren is going to he
vw rr?ueh in the running fo?* Unitel
States senate. His doctrine of
state's right is proving verv popular.
It is argued a^pinst him that
be is in favpr of whiskev, while as
a matter of fact ho is the author of
(he nrosent prohibition law* on the
stptntrs of the state.?Anderson
rally Mail
THE WAI/FCTBOTW PRESS AND
STANDARD. |
"Showing that he n^ssesses n high
degree of honor, George Warren
will he called up higher, and that
soon."?Adv.
10 KNOWS HIM. 1
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TOBACCO SELLING GOOD
AT mi & DIXON mi
Bert Jchnson, of Hoi ry Couivty,
'old a one horse load tobacoo with
NTeal & Dixon Bros, last week for
>002.80. Mr. Johnson's topacco
sold for the following- prices: (
290 pounds brought $62.00.
per hundred $1 ">0.80
270 pounds brought $56.00
per hundre I ^1>1.20
300 pounds brought $4('? 00 ' \
per hundiel $1 >o. JO j
370 pounds brought $44 00..
per hundred $162 SO H
Total .. $602.80
*v a - co wjth people who i
tivjw v.?c lick, and remember th< ir > 1
:amcs are Jim, John and DLk?;-.dv I i
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$25.00 RGWAUI).
1 will pay $25.00 reward fo re?M
urn to me of a gold watch, highly
alued by me as an heirk om, and !
,vhich was lost by me on Saturday,
Inly 17th, at Myrtle Heaeh H lei. '
t is an old watch, gohl ea'^e With
2:gin works. Ml the time it was1 1
ost the crystal > .the watch was,
Token and the watch was not willing.
Communicate with me. ov ii 1
he watch if fo ind direct to lr.c at
iddrc: s undo written. <
% DOUGLAS McKAY. i
l'.. o Box :ro *
v5'20-8t1. Columbia, S. C.
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FOK MMilSTRATE I
1 am a candidate for ti e of'i'el1
tf Matris* into :it ( (miwi*1
; - '' 'vpj v > i
o the Democratic Prima vv I
W. H. CHESTNUT,
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J01rS E ()F R EPH ESENT . T! Y! S
My candidacy for the Ho.:?e of
Representatives is hereby announced.
Subject to the uiles of the
Democratic Party.
W. A. PRINCE.
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Mr. Farmer and Business man j
.len't forget the Cotton grading and i
Warehousing meetings at Aynor, I
Aug. 10th 10:80 A. M.; Cv>nway I
Aug. 10th 2:30 P. M. and at L^iis
Aug. 11th at 11 A. M.
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Among the new. concerns for Q n
way within the next two or three
months will be a. merchant to move
in from another town; but the Herald
is not authorized to give out
any further information just at this
time.
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LOST MULE. t
I have lost one lifht bay more |
mule, with short halter on, one
piece of a tooth broken out. Loft
home Tuesday , July 20th, 1C20,
near Conwav, S. C.
LAURA McQUEEN
7 29 3t nd. , Conway, S. C.
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LOST?Bamboo Fishing Rod in
cloth case wif,h smrller rod, between
Depot in Conway and
Socastee Bridge; Bears name!
'Mueller' on Rod. Reward wivn
returned to Cohway Drug Cr>.?ad
PALMETTC
Palmetto College offers thorc
Secretarial, Typewriting, Boc
kindred branches. A schol?
es you a membership in our
ment. We receive more calls
all other colleges . in the
old established business colic
ual instruction. New equipr
Day and Night school. Posi
complete the prescribed cour
lege in less than half the tir
school. Our student body rep
south and as far east as Ponn
Palmetto College is known ev
Address Box 6E
(Mother
I or Box 173, Orangeburg, S.C
j Charleston, S. C.
Palmetto
sr. tr. The school that's k
We pay your railroad f
The Horry Incl
HORRY,
Offers the following Courses:
College year, Civil Engineerim
?an
A PRACTICAL B
Scholarship and other aid, plai
of the poor boy and girl, some
Limited capacity, many turnei
rooms.
New $75,00C building- being*
will be needed to complete an
Horry people and friends of C
surely liave a large part in bu
this time.
For Catalogue and information
Rev. S. C. M
HORRY.
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COUNTY CAMPAIGN
AGAIN MONDAY
The county campaign started
last Saturday at Ay nor. It will
start in again next Monday at
Greenwood and then go on according
to tlie following schedule
for that week: ?
Greenwood, Monday, August 9th.
Don: Bluff. Tuesday, August 10th.
Galivants Ferry1, Wednesday, Aug.
ist 11th.
Bayboro, Thursday, August 12th.
Fh y<i School House, Friday Augist
13th.
Greeii Sea, Saturday, August
14th.
Aft* r next week there will bo
e-t fcr a week, the speaking startng
in apain on Monday, August
?3v<\ -it I.ovis; and wind up on
'Saturday a Conway, according to
he, following schedule:
I oris, Monday. August 23rd.
Kbenezer, Tuesday. August 24th.
Warn pee, Wednesday, Augusf
25 th.
Tilly Swamp, Thursday. Augu i
>C>th. '
Soca too Friday, August 27th.
Conway, Saturday, August 2Mh.
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The Russ Brothers' store wa"
opened again last Monday after
regaining ?ch>. od sinoo the death
?*f the senior member of the firm.
\fr. W. VV. Huss. They will soli
>ut from day to day until th< whole
lock has been disposed of. Head
the large* advertisement appearing
!sevhe?e in t'lis paper.
Thr Ppe Doe Realty & Auction
;,c>vr ar.y hav<v a half pag" adveitiscment*
in thh issue. Road it. and
send them some business. They
know how ti? cut up and divide,
large tracts into smaller parcels
and hell it for the high'dollar. ,
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EAKLY POTATOES
J. li. P.ell of Bavboro ? was ?in
ConWJl V VOvloivl"1' ' "**
....... . n imuv w i1 ii ii iin 01 now
sweet potatoes for the market. They
woe fine, and such as he usually
raises.
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NOTICE
There is- cno red and white pi-'e
1 cow taken up at our pla-", has
h^r., here about 15 months' ago.
Mark sw: 11 .w fork in one ear
and split in other ear. 'Owner can
tret, same by proving- and paving- expanses.
The cow has a calf about#
0 months old.
Maw and Mattie Stanley.
Loris, S. C. Adv. 8!5|20-3ti.
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W. R. Rogers %!' the Pork section
old ore ,<rad of tobacco >*ith Neal
& Dixon Bros, last Veek for $931.36.?Adv
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Road the advertisement of S. A./*
vt* *a voly the new le/issee of the
Horry T< bacoo Warehouse. .
M B.' A refers on was in Conway
one day the latter part of last week.
) COLLEGE
) courses in Stenography,
>kkeeping, Accounting' and
irship in Palmetto College giv
Free Employment Djpart\
for trained executives than
South. We furnish all the
:ges with teachers . Individnent.
Experienced teachers,
tions guaranteed. You can
se of study in Palmetto Colne
required in any other
>resents every state in the
tsylvania. The reason is
ery where.
i, Varnville, S. <C.
School)
!., or 57 Wentworth St.,
College
nown everywhere.
are to Palmetto College.
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maie icil OCFlOOl
, s. c.
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English through Freshman
0, Music, Domestic Science,
d?
USINESS COURSE
ces this School within reach
reduce expenses by work.
J away last year for lack of
\
J -A ? A J A /? A A I
cicutfu at aynor. ^u,uuu
d equip this this year.
hristian Education should
'tiding of t}iis institution at
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a, atldress .
orris* Pres.
, s. c.
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