Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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w: v iPiiJii Lfocel and W. F. Strickland and* Preston I Williamson were both in Conway last tf ritlay on legal business. ***** Neal & Dixon Bros., of Mullins, f sold more tobacco last Monday than was ever sold in one warehouse on Monday in the history of the Mullins tobacco market. Neal & Dixon Bros., are troting against their own record this year in sealing tobacco as their record is the highest. Sell your tobacco with Neal & Dixon Bros, adv * * This county is fast Coming to the place where it will be in the foretrout of the tobacco industry, The * ' *? ? f nnnnfv ! business micresvs ui mu vwu..*,, # could do nothing better than to provide better facilities for the grower here. * * * Senator Hal L. Buck visited j Charlotte, N. C., last week, going in a car. ***** Ed. Graham, an industrious farmer of Bucks township, spent some time in Conway last week, attending to business. Jehu Lewis was among the crowd in Conway last week, attending to business. 41 * * V % Neal & Dixon Bios., at Mullins paid out nearly fifty thousand dollars Monday for tobacco ro*d on 1 ' 1 If .... . lw,.U thoir warencuse uour. n 11 y uu> t %y can beat Neal S: Dixon selling tobacco they will have to be made of ; something: besides clay. aclv # * ? * * Progress is being1 made on the now brick stores of Col. I). A. Spivey. though the work has been delayed to some extent by the frequent showers. h ; v Ncal & Dixon Bros., sold over a quarter of a million pounds of tobacco in two days. This is more tobacco than some small ma k ts sel) during a whole season. Adv ESSEX, San Francisco to New York, 3347 miles, 4 days, 14 hours, 43 minutes. Lower-- Transcontin ntal Record by 12 houvs, '18 min. Another Essex going fiom New Yo.'k to San Francico breke the rec rd I for that direction by 22 hours 13 min., completing the trip in 4 days, 19 hours, 17 minutes. So Ess x holds the Transcontinental K' cord both ways.?W. C. Adams, Doa or. ---Adv. ? T.. I*. Hvman was in town lasf week making good tobacco sales on the Conway warehouse lloo.-s. m m * * Mrs. Ellon Nye pasred through Conway iKJcently on her return homo from a business trip,. m m + * ? LOST---Cameo Hrooch, between Todd's store and my hcu -o. Reward for return to Mrs. J. J. ( Saunders.?Adv. Tillman Williams is the owner of a new Maxwell touring car. v I Miss ITattie NeSmith, of Georgetown, is visiting her si.-I'M, Mi.i. O. D. And-.'V.'on. + * ? * ? The biggest of the tobacco crop was being bror.ght in and ?oM heivj last week. ? * 1 : I Wart houses wore busy last week with the biggest sales they ha\c had this season. 1/ * ? * a Spend your advertising iron- y1 fo>- space in the Herald, where i4. will pay you. ^ i??; I Kred I /'wi s vas in L-tmwiiy week from his home in Dog- Bluff I township. ???.* FOR MAGISTRATE T am a candidate for the of[i>e! of Magistrate at Conway, subjcct to the Democratic Primary. VV. H. CHESTNUT. 9 ? x ft ? HOTSE OF REPRESENT VTIVF.S 1 1 My candidacy for t!^e Moure ofj Representatives is herchv annourc- \ ed. Subjcct to the rules of the ( Democratic Party. j 1 W. A. PRINCE. |1 FOR STATE SENATE. I am a candidate for the State j Senate from Horry County, subjeel ' to the rules of the Demccraii' Pri-i mary. W. L. MI3MOE. u vIuTffi SAT. AUG. 2 DR. ROGERS FARM" neai In one to five acre lots. SEPT. 9, JIM CARROLL'S Home F Aynor, in 10, 23, 27, and 57 j Also early in September TATE property. 450 acres in SEPT. 15, ' Will sell at LITTLE RIVE] acres fronting on river in BUII tiful property. E. A. M0FF1TT & Selling A I ~ I Per?s0nel H. W. Cook was here from Gallvunts Ferry lust week. W. J. Singleton was in Conway last week on business. ? * * * Adding machin rolls at the Herald office. Mr. Harrelson, of the firm of Harrelson & Harrelson, attorneys, of Mullins, S. C., spent some time in Conway last week on legal business. * D. B. Causey passed through Con way last Tuesday on his way from Roys ton, Ga., where he has been attending the camp meeting of the P. H. Church. * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. Lockhart Gaddy and Mrs. John F. Ross, of Ansonvilln, N. C., are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Smith here and at Myrtle Heach. Mrs. John Emory Watson and children ara visiting friends an i relatives :it Marion, S. C. ? v ? # * % ESSEX. San Francisco to New York, 3847 miles, 4 days, 14 h.ui'3; 43 minutes. Lowers Transcontinental Record 12 hours, 48 min. An other Essex going from New York to San Frarcisco broke the roc r 1 for that direction by 2'2 hours 13' min., completing- the trip in 4 days. 19 hours, 17 minutes. So Essex holds the Transcontinental Rc r, both ways.?W. C. Adams, De ler. ?Adv. Hon. S. "W. G. Sh'pp, Judge of" the !2t'n circuit, left Myrtle Beach last week, for his home in Florence, after spending the past month a the seaside resort. * m * * * W. TT. Stovc-ns of Wampoe spent some time in Conway last week. ? m * % 4 Hill King was in Conway last week on business. J. J. King spent a day here on bus i r.ess lust weck. ? * ? \Y. Prince, of Loris, passed through Conway one day last week on hi way tj attend the campaign meetings in the lower part of the county. m m 9 fs * Miss Margaret Levis and Mrs. J. M. Ma .'k, wlio Iv.ve n vlsii ng Mrs. VV. L. Bryan, have returned to their home at Columbia. Burt Jones and Walter Britten, who have been spending ceve a! days here, have returned to Sumter, S.C. * * * Miss I.ila Ruth Weather] y, of B< nnettsville, is visiting- her sister Mrs. A. I). Jones. ? ? .< i* ? Miss George Johnson, who has been sp' tiding some time at Hendcr-onviPe and other points, lias returned home Misses Clyti'i and M.ir^avot Lewis spent la.st weok en* v.Tl.li fii nd and relatives at Loris, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Seoggir, o" Kingstive, spent last week-en I here with f.icnds and relatives. F. A. Singleton was in C nway i last week. * * * * A. M. Dorsey spen some time l heie recently on business. Robt. E. Todd was among the farmer?; visiting Conway one day last -week. B. W. Loo was in Convvav from the Burgess section one day last week. G. H. Cartrette visited Conway on business ono day last vork. ^ J. A. Phipps was among those visiting Conway on business last week. 9 ? ? A. I White, a propfrorsive fanner of nea-.* Conwav spent a short j time here the lattor part of las. j week. ' * * C. E. Hugf^'ins was here from A.ynor a few days af?o. , >|C )?t 1)1 1(E Jol*n T. Shelly sron+ a short time in Conway last Friday. ------1, 11 A. M. i * new INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL , 1 I 11 A. M. ! i 'lo pn n /1 n v r</? a! c '? ? ? 4i#vv, iiutix uuui opxing" ana icre tracts. will sell the L. D. LONG ESsmall farms. 12 o'clock R for W. L. BRYAN, ten DING LOTS. This is beauR. 0. HANSON l gents THE HORRY HERALD, CON M. C. Lilly was anions the farmers in Conway the latter part of last week. F. A. Stalvey spent Saturday in Conway. ***** Thos. Tedd was in Conway last Saturday afternoon. * * * S. A. Hughes spent a part of last Saturday in Conway. m * * * George S. Price spent Saturday in Conway. * * m m The Horry tobacco growers arc hauling money back from Neal & Dixon Bros., warehouse by the thousands, adv * m * * Mayor L. P. Mag rath, retimed home last Friday, from a trip ri several days spent in St. Louis, Mo. He returned by way of Cincinnati, Ohio. The candidates passed through Conway quite frequently last week on their way to make the different county campaign meetings. Nea! & Dixon Bros., are better prepared than ever to protect the interest of the tobacco growers who | sell tobacco with them. Adv * * * * ? The recent rains damaged cotton I very much in some sections of Horry County. * ? R. L. Pell was here from Wainpet one day last week. + * ? * * I J. W. Fowler sold three loads of, tobacco with Neal A'* Dixon Bros., ???Ul?U V.,., Ki - i I Aiiviiv u%> mi iv u u* uu^u t 1111?i v; uia ? f $2,800.00. adv | ***** L. A. Pennenter lias purchase'! a new Maxwell roadster. M + fe W G. W. Hucks, of Horry, puchaso 1 a new Maxwell touring car this week. CONC.ttFSSJ.ONAI, CANDIDATES. The candidates for U. S. Senate j will sprak to the people here to lay, | Thursday, Aug. 19lh. | ? * * r * MRobertson, a former pistor, ' will preach at the Presbyt'M iai i church Sunday morning at 11:15. i The public is cordially invited to J attend the service. . ? * * * j Cha?. Hinsoi. of C'io ?ment tlv first of the week in the city. * m The many friends of Mrs. J. S. j Vaug'nt will be g'ad to learn that j she has returned home after a; turccss'ul c.povn.tion at the Jamoi Vv'ilkor Hospital at Wilmington, N. C. I t- ?I * * | Mr?., rV\vr. and Miss Nova Noi-th-! rep, of South port. N. C., arc visiting* Mrs. A. K. Goldfinch. ? ? Jas. Lor4 Piatt, Tr.. lnft Wodn^sday to spend several days with his nrents :;t Mullin . COT,EM AN-TUOMPSON. Miss Donna Coleman and M . FravV A. Thompson were married on Wednesday of last \ve?k, August 11th ir Flr.r nee. S. C. After a few days thev returned to ' '''ir" S. C., where they will make ' their home. Miss Coleman is a niccr* of Hon. John A. McDermott. For s me time past she has hold the po-i'ion of teacher in the Burroughs High i Schcol. She is a yoimg* ladv of refinemen* and many aeeomp'i-hmcnts. Coir^a" ha5? lost while Mu!- , !ins has gained in this transaction. Mr. Ti.ompson i:- the eldest son of Mr. A. C. Thompson. TT0 .frrad- " uated in the law department cf the < University of South Carolina this j year. He lias established himse'f | in the profession at Mullins. He ] stood very high in his classes at j college and was prominent in tlif^! college work. , FLORIDA I1UALTH Y. Good Roads. Good Schools and Good Neighbors in Kcd | Clay Scc'i n of Nerth Florida, adapted to general taming, cattle and hoj? laisivg: any si so farm $:10 to v*>o p t acre. For i;. format ion write . JOHN PASCO I! 819 2t f.lonticcllo, Fla. 11 We r.re jroul of the confder.c doctors, druKT^ts and the p<bH; lave in f><>0 ;*.'h;il end Fever Tonic.? LOST COAT. I'Yun i oil Sunday. Aup\ Sth. 1^2 >, ! one ladies coat., on the Conway and j Myrtle Beach r. ad, about one and i half miles from Conway. Owner cc..i j>'ct same bv feoinjr R. A. I'a s. i Jr., at Aynor Pharmacy, A 'nor, S. C., also pay for this ad. 8 3t FOR SATJv..One-horse farm. First class tobacco land. Dwelling and tobacco harn on place. Seven i miles from Conway. If interested see H. W. Ambrose. adv 7\29 61 SHOES! SHOES!; We have a full lino of Shoes for Men. Women and Children. Low Prices. SrIE US. : ! CONWAY TRADING CO.1 WAY, S. C., AUG. 19, 1920. Yi Norl Est! The same ACCURACY, I WE GARF ARTICLES,' iOur Pr Is the be antee both pro a f\ Bring yoi L I i j iucst prices. Prcscripti City. DAY 'PHONE NO. SO. THE OLD RELIABLE LAUNDRY AGENCY. I am representing the City Laundry. Bring me your laundry, straw 1 hats, anything c'eanablo. Good j i _ * ** * woi k or no pay. best Laundry in town. (1. M. McNABB 72T 20 l.'U pd. LAN!) FOK SALE. |( I and owner wishes to sell seven i lu'.nlved (700) acres of land at $8.00 "in! $10.00 per acre, also five Imn :'rel (500) ac.res at &0.00 and $8.00 nor acre, all in the best section of I | 'cuth Carolina. Some good farms j , ?(! some tinkered. Apply at Her-1 uld office. 8 12 4t i ' Over Thirty Hcne np^l ; ut u. t r*t. orr. I I' \! SANH-FERMEW ' E i CHILDREN C $ | Wha' 5 . ; [ For vSorjtn if tf,o : iM .'I .STOMACH t.j. dowels' ,, j '!?. i I Oli ;yj;l "(jr/, OiArrlise* ?<C? jl . j] I j;! ; Cholera M<>r?, jii p: Griping rM.yjfrtfJ:<ro. I * I '' ' I > \hy I !i i | <j |. Nyiien, Ncrvcui j : 0 5; Lfeae?_- "1 5: p*>iW mkhb8?| d ? i I ?-S ' s S I! !i a ; mi i mm ,1s U j | ANTI-FCHMCNT j > KUYKEKDAl CrtCMICAl (0.1 y I I I C\?fcto UJ II ft0CKc< S( Si Get a bottle from youi Kuykei Campbell For Mild D ' A 8 19 2t. I s our Druggist ton Drug abl?"!870 ? 50 Years Old. " TrtE OLD RELIABLE" i business principles?QUALITY BEST PRICES. IY A FULL LINE OF DRW rOBACCOS AND STATION 'escription Deparist and largest in this section, unptness and accuracy. ir Prescriptions to us for qua! ions sent for and delivered a:i^ N F. PLATT, Ph. G., Manager BISSHanSKtiM^ WANTS TO EXCHANGE. | Wanted to exchange for land a . Ford Car, new or used, with or without starter. Tf interested please applv at Herald office. ad 8 14t WWWWWWV^^AA. r * t. i i ^ 4 % ?i:ii -W.ns. V> . Aliar'lS liaVO | moved to . their farm ca tlio I^ogj BluiV Road vacating the Qua'.tle- J l?aum crtlagc ( n Laurel St root This wiP bo occupied by Mr. and Mrs. McQueen Quattlcbaum. I I IJub-My-Tisin is a jjreat pain k'ller [t relieves pain and soreness caus.sl by ' Rheumatism, Nouialgia, Sprain-,) < Ktc.?Adv. | ] Years Old cij Speaking for ist. Effective and Growing The latter fact all on account FERMENT has never' (before) o the public. In spite of this ivery year than the year prece ecommencled it to tliei^ friends ?f its clrims and its effectivenes t it is Recowmcr.dcd for That form of Dyspepsia in \ r sour3, before it is fully digest rig rise in that organ to Colic, 1 'latnlence and many other fa ympfcoms. This sour, half-digc lie intestines acts as a foreign uces Diarrhoea, Dysentery or 3 an#erous diseases. (These disorders are common! it is Recommended ANTI-FERMENT helps Natu ondition of the contents of the :>othe inflamed and irritated sn scretory glans into norm il and r druggist today. If he can't s ndal Chemical Co., Rock Hill, S L's ANTI-FEF isordcrs of the Stomach and B sk Those Who Have Used It." w t Co. , SERVICE, SS, TOILET tHY. I tmerit 1 and we guar- ^ ity drugs and | /where in the 1 IGHT 'PHONE NO. 108-A | THE CORNER STORE J vHiG quickly relieves Constipation, \\\ :Oi!snrSK, Loss of Appetite and He <d.:chOo. clde to Torpid Liver.?ad ^;in W. Hardwiek. of Loris, wns in Conway one day last week on business. ADDING MACHINE ROLLS. Our supply of adding machine rolls has Wen out for some time until within the last few days wo have received a new shipment. Ws can now supply those who want them. All kinds of paper are very high in price and many articles hard to obtain. nd ' First Time of the first two. ANTIbeen advertised direct fact more has been sold eding*. Its friends have i because of the honesty is when used as directed. vhich the food ferments, ed by the stomnrh .<riv_ . . , jj leart-burn, Distention or miliar but distressing 1cd food passing* into irritating body, and proFlux, inflammatory and I y known as in eldest ion) re neutralize the acid j stomach and bowels, rfaecs, and stimulate the easy action. .upply you, address . 0. iMENT lowels.