Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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becel and S. P. Cox was here recently. * * * * 0. W. Bellamy was here a few clays ago. * * * * J. K. King was here from Loris recently on business. * ? > . m B. Martin, who lives on Conway, R. No. 3, spent a few hours here some days ago. ***** S. J. Caines speht a shorts timc^ in this section of the county last week, ,, _ , ,, * * * * - > > ' i i Last week the conter of interest was the primary election for county olTicrs to fill the offices of the county for the next ensuing terms. Many people visited Conway on Tuesday, the day of the election; many more came on Thursday, the day following to learn what the votes wv rc fo. their favorite candidates. ***** Tlie bulletin board at the Norton Ding Company on Tuesday night of last week attracted a large crowd until late at night. . ? * * George S. Price was hero from Galivants Ferry last week. ? ? 4 v J. H. Atkinson was here from Jor 4 danville the middle of last week. * * ? * R. B. Lewis has been spt nding some time here with his daughter, Mrs. W. L. Bryan. Mrs. Florence Hedrick is spending some time recently in Wilmington, N. C., with relatives. m m m + ? A. M. Edge was among the farmers who vsitcd Conway last week on business. * m m E. H. Hardwick of Loris, S. C., was in Conway recently on busk ness. . 4j| 9 m m m m J. A. Pell of the Brick Tobacco Warehouse at Aynor, spent some time in Conway last we?k. Mr and Mrs Hal I, . Buck have returned from a stav at Mvrtle Jk.9 V t*V It* m m m m m > The Herald recently found a thirty dollar fishing rod for a visitor at Myrtle Beath. He had lost it and wanted to find it and advertised it in this paper. The paper will do the same for you any time. The buyers for the largo companies left the Conway market last week to go to the North Carolina warehoiu^s just opening for the ; season. *here were sales after the buyers left but attended only by the Warehouse people who bought the tobacco in. i Workmen on some new buildings had to quit last Wdnesday on nc-1 count of the excessive I cat. It was about the hottest weather any oT I them had seen in a number of years, so they told it and we guess it was so. O ? * # * The secorwl^ primary will now claim the interest of the peopb for! a short time. - - i Col. C. l\ Quattlebaum who has ( been visiti r.g friends and relatives in North Carolina, has returned homo. 1 Cotton lias lr on greatly damaged' in ninny section of this county by tin- heavy rains in August. - - - ? Much progress has been mad'4 'n the 'ast 1\ o weeks c;n the now, Herald building. FOR SALIO?Two houses and lots. One R-rooms. One? 5-rooms. Elcctrie lights, City water. Good location. A. M. Sutherland. 21 9|2 a ^ M m WANTED?By young man, position in store. 1 am 18 years old. some little experience already. G. W. Stevens, II. F. I). No 2, Allsbrook,- ' S. C.-9 2 2t pd * * ft * WANTED?Share-cropper for twohoise farm. Write at once to \V. C. Todd, A11.si)rook, S. C. lit. 2, Box 20.?adv 21 qsd 0 2 9 FOR SALE. I will sell my farm three miles of Red Bluff for $0,000.00. Containing 80 acres of cleared land plentv of woods land, straw, thickets, dweM-1 ing house, tenant house, good sta'l . ' two teb'.iee ba"ns,- lying in fork of < two puhl;c read.?, 15 mil ^ ot" rluj ' !i, now school lo be established in half | . mile. On T?. I<\ I). Route No. 1,' A11.-brook, S. C. G. A. WEST, 812r> 2t pd Allsbrook, No. 1, S. C. FOR SALE?One Dodge Touring Car. 1910 model. In good condi- ' lion. Apply at Herald office.? A<iv. it * ? FOR SALE?Pears?Call on William W^ddington, R. F. 1). No. 1, C; n. way, S. C., (White Oak)?Adv. 9 2 3t pd. * * * * 4 FOR SALE?Sept. 15., Horse, Was- , on, Carts, buggy, farm implements, hogs, goats and crop on i place.?E. M. Smith, Allsbrock, S.1 C.. Route 9. Toy 20. ?Ad. 9'2 2t nd 666 quickly relieves Constipation, i : Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and}. Headache.*. due to Torpid Liver.?ad " ' !' We are proud of the confidenc doctors, dm leftists and the pub?i have i;t ChM and Fever Tonic.?-j y ' - "*'< f~ r T ' Pepsonel i J. F. Harper was in Conway last Friday. *????< The Pastime Theatre is having a large patronage this season owin'r to the fine program that is being carried out each night in the week. ***** Got legal blanks at the Herald office. ***** Preston Williamson was here from CJreen Sea one day last week. The roof on the new stores of A. C. Thompson was finished last week.***** A. R. Price of Gurley, was in Con way on business last week. # % ? Mr and Mrs. W. C. Adams left recently to visit friends and relatives in the State of North Caroolina. * * * * * W. J. Hrndrick spent some time here recently. * * 9 S. S. Dusenbury return d to his home in Florence, S. C., after spending some time here with relatives. * m * * m Charles Duscubury has accepted a position with a large monumnt company as spccial representative at this point. * ?> * * Read the ad. of the Sparks Co., in^ this issue. All of the candidates spent thr* middle of last week in Conway until they learned the results of the first primary. W * < * It Wm. Page spent some time in Conway last week on business. * ? ? * * Adding machine rolls at the Heiold office. Second sheets at the Herald office. ( T. O. Cooper of Socastee spent some time hero last wc ek. W * 4. V There were no fights over the primary election so far as the Herald reporter could ltarn, though things were threatening several times. ? * V T. M. Turner was here last Sat- i urday for a few hours. * * V * ? C. D. Hocks was here on Saturday. * * ? Among those visiting the town last Saturday were: .1 C. Graham, F. M. Dew, J. M. Lane, J. F. Hughes, D. J. Richard and also a a number of others. * * ? * J. M. Boyd was here from Ay nor one day 1st week. # * * ? I. M. Fleming spent some time; here on business one day last week. A. L. Collins, one of the farmers' of the county, - ame hero ono da.v last week and spent a few hours! on business. * a t J. S. Brown spent a few hours j here last week. \ * M *1 9 * ft. M. Smith spent Saturday here.! ? 3 M. B. Fowler, of the A lsbrook section, visited Conwav last week. ! * ? ? . .. ' Rexall Ciarage is the name of j n< w establishment just rtuited re- 1 ccntlv in Conway. It, is located op-j posite the Cnop^r-Smith Compair , <n the private all< y i aiming thror"ii the property of Me-sers. Burroughs A* Coilins Co.. from Main Street1 down to Kingston Lake. * i J. B. Paul was here from Alls-j brook last week. % II. ,M. Reynolds was among those visiting Conway last week. W. H. Hardee was here from tho Tai)or section one <vay last week | and spent, some time here on busi- j ness. J. 1). Duncan was here on busi- j ness last Friday. 9 * * ? W. D. Owens visited this section1 the latter part of last week. :r * * * * W. C. Dix was here last Saturday. , ***** J. K. Fevvler was here from Tabor, N. C., one day last week. .4 tx * * D. 1,. Pott'-r, of Wilmington, N. C. has r.ccop'rd apposition with the I lorry Drug Co. fj ?' f n w Mr. and M rs. J. T. M i hoe, and little sen. Philip, are spending sev-; cral davs at Wavnesville, N. C. Mr. i H. S. Wellons is in charge of J,he A. T. [>. office hero du?incr Mr. Mishoe's absence. . - * A m The Myrtle B^acli Hotel closed Monday. It is understood that the' managemest had a very successful J -ca^en this year. This grows more j popular every yrar and it, is understood that more amusements will be furnished next season. ; * * * + | Mrs. T"). AT. P^vroughs, p^d chil- i ( [Iron, who have been spending the summer at Hendersonville, N. C., returned home last week. * ? * ? Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Scocgin, of1 Klr.gstree. are visiting friends and relatives in the < ity. * * m ? Mrs. L.. H. Rurreughs and children. arc visiting friends and relatives vt Florence, S. C. j . ? THE HUJMtH HMUUJI, TWWff Lavem Adams, who has been with the Horry Diug Co., has returned to his home at Rowland, N. C. Ross Johnson, of Sumter, spent last week-end hero with friends ami relatives. ***** Miss Essie Elliott, who has been attending school at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Elliott. 'r * v J. L. Thompson has accepted a position with H. G. JStubbs at Fairmont, N. C. Mr. ' and Mrs.-A. B. McCoy and family are visiting friends and . relatives in Virginia and North Carolina. a Mrs. Perry Quattlebaum and daughter, Martha Fletchel', have returned from Hendersonville to the city. Car load Fords and Car load Over land Fours just in, come and get yours now. A. C. Thompson. adv Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Alexander have arrived in the city. Mr. Alexander is making preparations for the opening of school on the 13th. Mrs. E. J. Sherwood and children arc visiting friends and relatives in Dillon. ??*? ? T. S. Barnhill, Dentist, of Columbia. is visiting friends and relitives in the city. ***** Miss Kate McQucen, of Maxton, N. C., is visiting Mrs. Paul Quattlebaum. (Jet one of those good reliable Cook Stoves. "The New Enterprise," the kind sold for years by Burroughs & Collins Co., evciy one of which has given perfect satisfaction. Just received a car load. Come and got yours. Every one guaranteed. Farm Implement Co. ad It 1) .1 i t. A ...1 _ P Til T ?1 i\.uu<i iml* an. .<jj ivi rs. j. ?>. causey in llris issue. * * * 4: * FOR SALE Two new Ford touring Cars, near Conway Motor Co., Saturday at three o'clock, ad It * * * * % This is Bilious and Malarial Fever season but you need not loose a day's work or night's sleep provided you start in time with Q-N-A, the most reliable remedy for Bilious and Malarial Foyers to be had. $1.25 a box. Conway Drug Co adv It WANTED?Young Man or Boy . to work as Night Operator. Hours could be arranged so you could attend school. Good sleeping quar ters and good pay to the right party. Apply in person to Chas. R. Scarbbrough, Manager Conway 1 Telephone Co. ad It LOST....Between Toddville and E\fcr green school house one leather i\. 1 1: i-.i- i- - 1 i * luiuiii^ jjucKci oooic wuii twenty dollrrs in paper money and sonic other papers. Any one l incline same please hand it over to W. H. Collins and suitable reward will he given, ad It Car load Fords and Car load Ov-^r hind Fours just in* come and get yours now. A. C. Thomps n. adv | l-r.P irCiGKR.'TVUNOS ! Conway is preparing every day a-, much as it is possible, under cir uni- ; stances as they now e:;i. t t o do more' and more bu^iresr and to y;r >w barge: ! and bigger evo-y year. The Cham- ; her of Commerce is h dpinr t'.v- i along. Individual;" ran help also if i they will. FROM NAT!"UAL (VMJSRS. I i another news art'ele in t'-is isuuc, Lhe death ci Mi. Milt ;i t ':>< ;c S is stated as having" hrnpened 'mder suspicious ciicumstarc s. TVs 11.* proved to be a mistake; as it now appeals that Mr. Cjjk <liot? from natural causes. Coroner L. W. Cooper wa1; cai!< (i to Galivaiits Ferry lor.t Satmd'.v morning, but no inquest was held. CARD OF THANKS. I herewith express my appreciation for the vote locclvcd in t' e recent Primary Election, and my thanks to those who s\r:p ?rt?d nv j ; n lllr> l"l/iO r- ? Pnnnl 'f-.w. .. ... A C . vv. Iv'I V' 1.1111 I I ' (f'-l ' ' . M. C. DOil.ViAN. W. O. \V. UNVEILING. There is- to be an unveiling of the monument of tV late S-vvcr. n W. F. Holt, at the f\ aham C'.^ietevy near the Lake Swamp, abou- fi o miles <"st of (ialivantrt Ferry, n the tlvlrd Surulav in So tembe . 101:0, at three o'clock P. M. AW Woodmen a.?vl the public aie cordially invited. \. L. A 'ford, Cl-rk, adv 2t 0 9 Dogwood Camp No. .VC>2. NOTICR OF RKG1STKATION. The County board of registration will meet at the Court House he- j ginning Sept. 20th and continue 1111- > til and including Sept. 25th. Last: l*ha nee before general election. G. M. Huifgins. T. S. Booth. P. K. Bessant. McDO WELL-PATRICK Mr. 1. P. Patrick and Miss Mollie : McDowell, both of Burgess, were married Sunday, Sept. 5th. H. K. ! Marlow. of Tabor, N. C., officiating. Rev. Marlow is pastor of Collins Creek church near Burgess. CARD OF THANKS 1 wish to thank my host of friends who stood by men so loyally and gavo me a second race with W. L. Bellamy. 1 will also appreciate your support in the second primary, which will put us over the top. Affectionately yours, C. e barker. Allsbrook, S. C.. Route 4. adv I NOT'CE All who are interested. pi a e meet at Rehdboth Ba;>tist Church .Sept. 15 to clear off the graveyard. C. S. ELVTS. NOTICE. Strayed from Elias Jolly's home,, the last Thursday jn May. on-> big | Milch cow, with large horns, large ] front feet. Red and white snotted. ! mostly white. Last seen at Howard Station, north of Loris. S. C., Liberal reward for any information. C. G. Hoover, 9!9 St. Green S a. S. C. r%. ? 4 CHANGE IN DATE. The date for the box supper at Seven Mile School House has been J changed to September 11th instead of the 16th. Those who wish to attend are asked to tell all their friends of this change in date, adv Sam J. Bland, Prin. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the voters of Horry County for the handsome vote given me in the Primary of August 31st thereby re-elccting me to the oil ice ot Clerk of Court, adv W. L. BRYAN. NOTICE TO FARMERS. The farmers of Horry Ccuntv are hereby called to meet at the Farmers Tobacco Warehouse at 11 A. M. next Saturday, Sept. 11, 1920. ? i J. S. BEVERLY. T. N. FULLERTON. , SENT-: >C3 OUT. ' John Graing r, \vho wa> sentenced to thro months and a fine for violation of the Vol -tead \ -t against making or selling intoxicating drinks; finished hi thv ^ months last week, then paid th: fin" and "f'st of about ?200 snv! wn-: i*? - leased. Grainger is mixed up in : < veral court matters here as prosecutor of i M:'vsb:ill Fowler, and l.hcs' ca-c.> will likely come up at tho approaching tenn of the court of General Sesstions. LAST TOBACCO S A ? ES. The la.st regular sales of toacco on this nia'ket took nlace last w ek. all of the buyers for the largo companies leaving the county for points in North Carolina where the markets there are open. o ; WANTED....! am in the market for a cheap Farm any where within | 10 miles of Conway, size anvwhere from two to ten horso. If you haven't something cheap to offer need not apply. S. T. Stalvey, Coca-Cola Hot. Co. ad 4t 9'f) FREE RANGE VOTERS. | All free range Voters cordially invited and expected to attend Big Free Range Rally at Court House Saturday, August 11. at 11 o'rloek. W. J. Hendricks, Chm. I II I I pj Why th,3 R Mower :. s E i /\ BREAKDC WN ol the he. :np: : % * considerable lc 3 to your cv.tting sc that over-rir>e and lc es pe i. i. or it may prolo: ? the wet wec.iiher de rcys value. J There's mighy litt i downs when on mower. It ha: no l . i 1 wear oue ana ;:ve i 5 parts than any olher ' T }*' jT* ; ana ycrvs the A .cLoi' bra ted for its . :mpli< It has given sa'"isfacti hay growers. What i it will clo for you. Cor over. In addition to dependable JVj Self-Dump Hay Rakes. Th properly designed and neve: operator has to do is to pr< the horses do the rest. Interchangeat If the ratchets become won versed. The ratchets are from winding* on them. We carry a good stock of oh and will be pleased to have and get our prices. FARM IMPI EMI rr mway v ! a k n i WILL SELL TWO FARMS 1 offer for quick sale, one-half cash and balance .secured by mortage either of my two farms described as i ollows: FIRST Tract of 20 acres near edge of Conway; about half cleared; with r> room dwelling, barn, grape vinos, poultry yard, garden, smoke house, good wire fencing. SECOND Tract of 113 acres, 3 miles of Con way, on Kates Bay road; 50 acres cleared, of which 30 acres is swamp land, 20 acres upland, one new frame tobacco barn, corn barn, stables, and shed at the swamp field, nice high sandy front, good business stand. Call on or write. M. Connor, I* T> N \ 2, Box 2, Conway, S. C. .1) 20 2t pd. <> WILL COME IN OCTOBER The Herald's new composing machine, the latest word on tlie subject, will be shipped from the factory in Brooklyn, N. Y., in October. It is expcctccl to arrive in good time so that it can be installed before tlie beginning of a new year. It will d > everything that any typesetting machine can do. APPROACHING SESSION TO OPEN AT AYNOR For a time it was not expected that the Industrial School would move to Aynor until the new- buildings should bo completed and furnished. Of lat? there has been a growing sc ntimont that the rcho 1 should bo moved to Aynor, if possible, and begin the approaching season there. A majority of the trustees have signified their consent that the school may be moved t > Aynor, provi led suitable arrangcmon< s enn ho uvul, %>??* ?-?v I \ I tv III VI til quarters. If Mr. Morris can secure suitable quarters, the school will bo opened at Aynor alout September 20lh. TO T!!K DEMOCRATIC VOTERS: 1 am very uppreciative of the unport of my friends in every section of South Carolina, resulting in the <xceptionally fine vote accorded me in the first primary. Carrying th>rtvsix out of foity-six counties and almost winning in the first primary, is a most Gratifying result and to eaHi and all of my loyal supporters and workers, 1 return my sincere thanks. Will they not kindly keep up the good fight find look after my interest and continue their valued support and influence. The votes and support of those who were not Harvey men in the first primary arc earnestly solicited. WILSON CJ. HARVEY Candidate Lieutenant Govornoi. adv 9 9 It mr? WMK ?MP MM ? ????? ?mmm? ? ?. r HM|| i IHs-,:'v hBM. 8^?2 f ~.IZ , ? I I i S : ;fcCoraiiek I &es>ezMlable' i A during the rush time c t season often means you. It may delay j your hay becomes irt of its nourishment, haying season until a part or its feeding !e danger of break- J ; buy a McCormick | mnecessary parts to 1 trouble. It has less mower. For years 'mick has been cele- ? it * - - city and durability. on to .thousands of J , t has clone for others t ; ac in and let's talk it I ' ! [owcrs, we sell McCormack e self dump feature is \ i1 r fails to work. All the 2ss a small foot lever and i lie Wheels i, the wheels may be reprotected to prevent hay * * e aoove Haying Machines you call, look them over iNT COMPANY <; r 9 s/i ?? CASE COMPROMISED The case of th-e Statv vs. J. Haywood Lewis, colored, for worrying stock while cultivating a field under unlawful fence, earne up in the magistrate court herj; last week and was compromised by the parties without a \jury. o CARI) OF THANKS. I take this method of expressing my thanks to the many voters who cast their ballots for me in the first primary; and I assure them that t shall endeavor to merit their confidence as expressed in me at the polls. - Adv . E. C. AJ/LEN. o HE \YUJ- HE CHAIRMAN OP THE ' GREAT AO.RICULTURAr, COMMITTER. Semitor Smith will bo the chairman of the great agricultural committee of the next con~ gress if re-elected.. Can South Car olina afford to miss this chance to head this important committee? The answer is?VOTE FOR SMITH, ad QUART OF BEANS" BRINGS RESULTS And How it Was Done Told in Quite Interesting Way ; SIXTEEN QUARTS OF FINE BEANS Bean Raisers Should Read This Article and Learn Something- <?. . It was ji\st a quart of ordinary navy beans that sta^t'^l this story, but their history makes the story worth the telling. To begin with, there really were two qua its of beans, and they were purchased from a neighbor who, it was claimed, .V.NV. lautu ill making a good ciop of beans.' One quart of the beans* were put to soak in eold water one? evening, and the next day they were plaeed in a 'man pot along with a piece of pork ami some molasses and were baked slowly in the oven '.hey wow* nice and brown and tender. When the steaming bean pot was brought upon the table that evening ami iik- ooans were seived, everybody pronounce! them the best I eao>- rv r ? ; t n, and some one said he did not see why such beans we re not s?n*vi d more often. It was decided that the ot'.ur quart of beans .Mould not rind ;h same fate, but that they should 1 planted to grow ? ? "v t.i.. i * i : .is'x 'VI 1.10 lam ? \\y. Cut on the front lawn was a i>iivo of i'-.at had b on plowaa! 1. v led f r vese (liny;, and it was decided to pUr.it the beans .pun i.. r: s v: ?v.M I ">c<k nice ard c a .: \a? t'r >nt yard and why v > -v i ' ? w >i:Icl do bet) i." . evil later a .wvav. 1 a; Mar Of TI.? 9oY : 1': ' .* r v a ; app'i d in modercp.mnl.ii v, in ?tio rnel'ow soil a- mail;-:d < i f \v row just as . a.iu'M as :o\vs could be mails v i! a .eh-ly l a.a ' :a ' a h v. ' ito t\\r saa.'l fr.rrows the b ar.< d: d. ';yo :n a hill. 12 a- 1 . " I' :t b tweo i !v in'i' '. T!w b ans were tin n or 1 ;0vyvr.i alx.u an inc'% and .i .via'tod do n :.nd an ompty appls ri v'.'is 1 died over t'ie fws to the :oii -lij.'J-t.y. After a few a; ojv> wo;!'! lvivo thong/t th t rmv faivv must have called f thos * : va r.ulin?v beans, for they all p k ?l tbeir heads above tin4 tfiounu in .i piir. le night. The neighbors who saw them the )l'owin?4: day derhmd th y ih v.t had & en siudi an oven stand of 4 v* t ' so lkans Siiit, iy tan a race v. itli each oth r from tho very stai t una a more oven development eouUE lt\ foe ad. ; and ay. after v. a r.-v o n? a a ! v. orkir^the I'ods Ik" ia," t> for o ai! the rows ' o a 'vi ' i a i ' i'o!;v . About a :o l)o. a!' Le * an t *? ;v t-ft \\ " beans :ad t?. < 11 planted - o a ly; .! th ho v.* *ther of fi 'v world u o (iu rr anu that if ' > .y did e (a ? t ?. 1 <> ,i' th > we , ? > \>o-J Iit "'o use't that bores holes in the beans, vould 'ostioy their.. I>u not'in.: ha) >encvl tind t \- ) eon I; rt r; hi on | ittinsi* i>n poils until there seemed to be* more pods th in l< aves or st' na and the ))i-th bi'^iin t rip- n. Were I0\p<\ eci le the Sun. When most ol t'i jm ' > were ripr* thoy wore i;*a*'^erod i s'nv:id en ;i canvas .sheet near a tiei to dry. For several days the p >ds wore expos nl to the sun and the wind, then tl beans weie hnl'' .1 ' boa tine: th * pods with a stick. After the bean-? were all shelled the pods were r;i!;e I ofT and the ehatV was ir st rid of by lotting the beans fall upon th? slu-f'i wllilo !> (i'n.wl !>' ' " * ??- Klrx... %% IV v.. Ul*?>\ in^*. When finnllv c'e ncd there? were 10 quarts (vr the finost beans you over saw, and into a bag and down in the lottom of a tight barrel they promptly were placed. Her * they were treated with a small quantity of carbon disulpbate t'? destroy any of the enemy bear* weevils that miirht b< present. This was almost two years a.cr<>. am! still every now and then the steaming* bean pot comes upon tfro table and the family rather round the board io ve er their praises of "cf.'r t or b an "