The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 20, 1894, Image 2
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THl'HSDAV. SKl'T. 20, 1 SIM.
It is said that Don Cumeron will
lead the Silver party in the next
presidential campaign ami (hat Sena
tor .Jones of Nevada, will one of
his chief backers.
The Kentucky war in the Ash- ^
land congressional election is at an j
end. Owens has defeated Breckinridge
and a sigh of relief comes up
at the result. While the successful
candidate is charged with gross immorality,
it is l>eli< ved at anV rate '
that ho is an improvement on Brock- ,
mrioge. uio cnmpuign nas ooen a :
hitter ono ami the vanquished will s
take defeat hard. It is to he deplored
that umlor a republican form of
government, we are subjected to such ,
stormy, political disturbances. llreok- ,
inridge should have retired t > private 1
life several months ago, failing to do 1
so. the people retire him.
The delegates to last Mondays Coii !
volition met promptly and in sullioi* j
ent numbers to impress any 0110 with ,
the gravity of the sit nation that now '
confronts us. Some of the host men 1
in the .State composed this body and '
we feel satisfied that great prudence
controlled their actions and dictated I
the entire proceedings. Gen. 11a* r
good was called to preside who spoke 1
briefly of the situation. Some urged ^
a lull nomination, while a majority i
opposed italic! when we consider t hat i
a majority of the delegates were 1111 I
instructed we are more fully impressed
with the wisdom that ohuructeri- t
zed the business of the body. t
The following preamble and reso 1
lutions were offered by Gen. Kchvitrd l>
McCrady of Charleston, which were v
adopted. 11
he teas, men prominent in the v
affairs of the State, claiming to be h
Democrats, some of whom are now Sl
seeking nomination for high offices a
as Democrats have declared thcmsel ?
vo5 bound by the principles announ (*
ced at a convention held at Ocala in '
the State of Florida on the third
day of December 18^)0, as paramount t
to all other political principles what- 1
soever; which principles arc centrdi- a
zing m their tendency and opposed 1
to those of the Democratic party; and 1
Whereas, others mi now claiming to v
ho Democrats have allied themselves ^
with members of a new party styled 11
the Populist party and have declared v
themselves ready to abandon the 1
Democratic party whenever an opp- a
ortunity favorable to the success of "
the so-called Populist party shall s
prosent itself; and (i
Whereas, under such circumstan- '
cos it becomes the duty of the Demo- ;
cratic party in this State through its i t
official representatives in convention 11
assembled explicitly to declare its j v
position in regard to these disturbing 1
influences, 0
Hesolvcd, That this convention 1]
composed of loyal Democrats from 1
nil parts of the State demands of the ){
convention to assemble on the JOth 11
inst., under the call of the executive 1:
convention of the Democratic party '
of the State as heretofore organized il
explicitly to declere the true and 11
loyal allegiance of the whole Dome c
cratic party of the State of South Ca- v
rolina to the principles and organi- 11
zation of the Xational Democratic r
party, and to repudiate and rescind 1
the action of the State Convention s
of 1892, adopting the Ocala platform 1
as that of the Democratic party of \
this State. 1
2. That the convention also de?
mands of the said State convention 1
to he held on the 19th inst., tonomi- I
nate no one to ollice who is not in
full accord with the principles of the 1
National Democracy, nor one who 1
acknowledges allegiance to the said Jl
Ocala platform or to the principles
of the Populist party.
3. Hesolvcd, That the nominations
by the convention on the 19th inst.,
of any candidate for any office at the
K-?r - i? - -
nanus ui mi! democratic party, hold- ^
ing allegiance to any other than the s
Democratic principles and policy (
shall absolve all members of the Dem- (
oc ratio party in the State from obligation
to support such nominees at f
the general election, whether or not f
they participated in the recent primary
election, '
4. That an executive committee, ,
consisting of one member from each
county to bo appointed bv the chairmen
of the respective delegations,
which committee shall be charged |
with the duty of the better orgnniza-j
tion of the Democratic paity, and the
presentation of the foregoing resolution
to the Democratic convention
which meets in Columbia on the 10th
inat., and with recalling this convention
at/touch time its they rtvav See lit
prior to tne first day ot October.
Kentucky Methodists in Confer
once, l*rny for Hreoken ridge's
DclVat.
Frankfort, Ky., Sept. i4.? At tho
morning session of the Kentucky
Methodist Conference here today, the
subject ot tho Congressional election
was warmly discussed. After routine
business had been taken up,
liishop Duncan said that he was a
great believer in the efficacy of pray
er, and that he believed the prayers
of just people wore answered. Ho I
asked that all good poople j<?iu in '
heart while I lev. Dr. .1 Ditzlc, the
celebrated debater, led in prayer for
the purity of the Ashland district.
II" was not a native Kentuekian, but
he felt an interest and natural prido
in t The prayer was offered amid
aniens resounding and tilling the
whole rooui with feeling, for the defeat
of Col. Breckinridge, Such a
a scene is said never to have occurred
in conference.
"Oil Lord, (lod of the living, not
of the dead!" said the minister, "wo
kneel, invoking I'll blessing on our
humble homes, 01. our virtue, on our
civil/, dion, on our purity and on all
our welfare. Oh Lord! Thou dost
seo and hear os. We would ask
Thee to iook on its, when we are so
pains-taking, particular in our minis
lets, in regard to thorn being pure
itn(.1 virtuous, help us to be regardful
of the virtue of our higher officials. '
Shall we be indifferent to them who
iri in the halls of Congress, who
guide our legislation. We are in a 1
-itua'ion that regards not only the
welfare of Kentucky, hut the welfare
>f the whole country as citizens. 1
Wo would pray that no disgrace 1
-nan iaii on our homos tomorrow. 1
May our voters think of our \vivt8, I
anthers and daughters and tlie good- |
less of C el. May wo never disgrace '
hem. Direct us, bloss our country (
)iir President, Senators, our members
>f Congress and our (Jovernors, our
ustilutiotis. May they be a blessing
oour people. Bless this district, the
not hers, sisters and daughters of it.
I'liis is a crisis in the country. Guide
is, < >li Lord, aright and praise shall
>c to -Jesus name. Amen."
Koitok llivitai):?I notice in the
ast issue of your paper a coninmniation
signed "Conservative" sugges*
ing that a ticket be put out in this
lountv at the November election.
A iry is this: Is it because while
nen were not allowed to participate
11 the primary of Aug. 28th? I
ilaced a notice in the llorrv Herald
sking every white man to enroll and
litis be in position to take pari in
ho primary election. Can you say
hat tli^ candidates hofnvn llml ni imn.
;? i I
V ilul not suit you? Then why not 1
ill out n candidate that you could '
oto for? Does Conservative ino'\n to I
rge that a majority of the white I
otes in Horry County are against t
im. If he says a majority are t 'on- ?
ervatives, why not test the mutter i
t the primary? If you say a inajoiity s
f the poojile in Horry are Reform *
rs, then what is the use of carrying c
he matter to the general election in t
s'ovenibor. Is it that the consorva- c
ive "//n<"'!(;/ in Horry county with ''
he aid of tho Negro vote may elect r
county ticket opposed to the Re- a
miners. Mr. Kditor, I do not bolievo t
he white people in Horry county J!
rill ho a party to any such a- heme, f
Vhcn wo have a contest fair and open, 11
10 clrcanery about it, in which oveiy i
vliite man in Horry is allowed to
larticipato, what more can any one
sk. Who. is unjustly treated? The
unjority should rule and we must z
uhmit to-a ballot at some time, eitli- 1
r Aug. 28th or Nov. Why better c
n November than August? I can i
eu only one reason. The negro vo- i
ers as a rule are not allowed to pat- <
icipate in the primary and they can li
oto iii Novomber. I Joes "Conserva a
ivo" think they uro nil ('onm ruafivc*, j
r, is it possible lie thinks they can e
ip houglit ami sold, like so nnny eatle.
I am convinced that the day
then a majority of the negro votes (
n this county can be purchased has j
mssed forever. 1 feel satisfied that N
he reformers desire only fair play .
tul if every man lias hud that, what ,
nore can he ask. i wish, to ask the j
onservative voters of I lorry county
,'hat they expect to gain by running c
n independent ticket against the j
egular I )emocratic nominees, lex- ?
icct atone time ''Conservative" con- j
idered that scarcely less than treason (
when tbo nominees were conserva- (
ives ) Hut now it is patriotism, is ,
t? The day nun/ come when the j
loiiiinee will be Conservative, then s
mist the Reformers do as you now {
iropose and go out and call in the ,
brother in black'' to defeat the Reg- f
ilar nominees. Asking pardon for t
he. length of my communication, I ,
mi. Respectfully Yours. ]
,f. P. Derham. <
(ink iii hi,k. l'^l 1 vx.vi
ON IS HYMN BOOK, L' I iJliJ'J, ,
The 1 Iokhy Herald will give to
lie person sending it the most cash
mhscribers hv the 1st day of January
>no Tun Dollar Family Bible and
)11c good Hymn Book.
No lists containing loss than jive
lubscribere will be received. Old
subscribers paying all arrears of subscription
aud one year in advance
?au be entered on the list. Those
wishing to club with the New York
Would at $1.75 per year may also
be included on the lists.
This is an excellent opportunity
for the good ladies of any church to
present to their church a good pulpit
Bible and Hymn Book. The Hymn
Book of any denomination will be
furnished.
- ?Bl ? |P *
Hood's 1'ills are purely *ygetuldi\
carefully prepared from the best ingredients.
" " " 1 j
That Deniocratij woluler. Tie*
New York Weekly World, has just
changed its weekly into a twice ;;
i week paper. and you can now got the
two papers a week for the same old
! price $1.00 a year.
Think of it! The news from New
York right at your door fresh every
three days -101 papers a year.
Wo have made arrangements by
which we can furnish this paper and
the twice a week Now York World
all for only $1.75 a year. Hero is
the opportunity to get your own local
paper and The New York World
twice every week at extraordinarily
low rates?IlOHKY llKit\M>.
Mil. KdiTok. -l'leaso allow me
space in your paper for a few words
to my friends in I lorry. Yoi will
remember that I told you that if I
was defeated in the first Primary,
that I would go homo ub well satisfied
as any man in the race, hut I *
am not defeated and claim to ho 'he
nominee of the people regardless of ?
the action of a few of my political u
enemies, who seem to have acted as "
the Kxecutivo Committee in <'onway
on tlio 18tli ind. They insisted, if tl
I have heen informed correctly, not ci
to count my votes, because 1 had not
paid the *10. ten (lavs before the 1,1
1 . " \V
sec md Primary, which it was impos*
sible for ine to do, a> I did no. know ^
in time, that such was the decision ln
of the Pxocutive Committee, not ui
being in Conway on the day that the
votes of the first Primary were conn- ^
ted and living some Uis'auco from t0
town. As S am as I heard of it, 1 to
was from home with only $5.00 in *'
mv pocket, this I sent on Monday
tight days hefoie 'lie second Ihi- gu
inary, requesting the Secretary to i?c
[iay the other $5 00, and that I would ,
pay it as soon as I comedown, which v<
I felt sum he would do. I went
lown on Monday before the second
Primary and paid III" cm.lining $5. 1
I simply make tins explanation to J
ny friends to show them that ihey *1'
is well as myself have been treated
'Vrong, that the Kxeeutive Commitee,
were not so strict, regarditig the
>ay in the first primary and allow
"I some to pay after the votes had
jeett counted. Some of mv political
uiemics tried to defeat my election e,
n the second primary through tho
lolutnns of the IlKHvi.n and in other n"
vays. The article in the IIkiiai.d vo
vhich appeared before the second 'ie
Viniary "An idea on School*," mis* il*>
epresents me. 1 will enter into no tai
explanation of that matter here as I
nude n campaign of the county, the oe
esuit of which was shown in m\ J1
lection. If 1 had been defeated in 't
he lirfit Primary I would have been
utisfied. If 1 had been left out of
he second Primary fairly, I should 11
lave been satisfied, but I claim that
have been treated wrong and as 1 *1
iledged myself to abide tlie action of
he Primary, not because ''honesty
s the best policy" but because right
s right ami that the votes cast in the ^(i(
econd Primary will show my dec- (l(,
ion, demonstrating me to be the
hoiee of the people, and expect to ^
io elected by the people in the gen ^
raid election. They are saying to
uc "ii you Uon't stand up for your 8<l
ighis wo will never vote for you
gain.'' Now inv friends don't feci
hat your votes are thrown away, but
ro to the general election and vote m(
or llarrelson, because lie is your ?pr
lomiaee according to the votes cast jj
n the second Primary.
P. D. TIaukki.sov.
A. M. Hiiluy, a well known citi- wi
en of Kugene, Oregon, says his wife ca
las for years been troubled with Ct
ihronic diarrheal and used many
'omedics with little relief until she
lied Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and
liarrlioet! Remedy, which has cured K.
ier sound and well. Give it a trial an
no you \ni11 bo surprised at the in
U'onipt relief it affords. 25 and 50 cii
ent bottle for sale bv Or. K. Norton, m
-?.J W
Mit. Knriou.?1 have often thought K1
?f trying to get up some charitable ^
institution in Horry that I believe ^
von Id be of great benefit to the peo>|e,
hut the continual cry "hard ,,i1
lines bus Kei?t me from attempting u"
t. Pi
Suppose we start an organization
if this kind. A society composed of
he necessary officers and governed
>y constitution and by laws, with* an
nitiation fee of fifty cents or one P
lollar nod annual d'ios of 2ft cents, w
omposed of white men of any age.
\t, tlie death of a member each mem- t>l
>er of the or ler pay into the Trea I
inry for the burial of said member, 1,1
>ne dollar. This would bo of imnense
benefit to many poor people ^
md would not bo much of a tax on
mrviving members. It is often the
jase that a man dies in debt and
[oaves his family in an impoverished
condition. This arrangement would
bo of gieat assistance to them. Jt 01
intmarn tn nm tn l?<> u i?miu/tnul>lA ?.. I
n v Milik'il
ikin^ and would result in good. r'
1 will be glad if any persons favoring CJ
the movement will indicate it in short 'll
letters in tho Houav Hkhald. Any h
provision made for widows and or t(
phuns, is commendable.
Back wood?
While it) Chicago. Mr. Charles L. !*
Kuhlrr, a prominent shoo merchant !!
of 1 >es Moines, Iowa, h#d quite aser- .'
ions time of it. He tpok sjach y "
severe cold that iie could hardly talk
or navigate, but the prompt use of
Chamberlain,s Cough Remedy cured ^
him of his cold so quickly that others 1
at the hotel who had bad colds fol
lowed his example and half a dozen
persons ordered it from the nearest 1
drug store. They were profuse in 11
their thanks to Mr. l^ab'er for tell- w
ing them how to cure a bad cold .so .
quickly, for sale by K. Norton.
$1000 Worth
Of Other Medlolnos Felled
But Hood's Sarssparilla Cava Barfoot
Health. ?
Mr. Arthur JUcConnell
1'ensucolu, Florida.
C. I. Itood & Co., J.owcll. Mass.: ,
"Olio thousand dollars' worth of othor medlInos,
prescriptions, etc., have failed to do for
10 what Hood's Harsaparllln has dono. My
onto Is In Forkla, but in 1R84 1 went to Callforla
aud lived thero four years. I was taken sick
l 1H86 and had medical assistance, but found no
lief. The doctors said I had chronlo bronchts.
I was In the Marine Hospital at San Fran*
sco several months and at Hush Medical Colgo,
Chicago, 11 months, but still did not get
L'tter, so came back to I'cusacola. My weight
as then 130 pounds with a heavy overcoat ou.
IOy Friends Did Not Know Me,
?.it tu mill nun uruKCll UUWII. JiUl IflO C11nto
and being at homo gare inea little courag?
id I began trying various medicines. In Aunt,
1000, I win appoiutrd to a position In ths
ulted States custom house. My friends urged
y wife to have me try Hood's Sarsaparllla. I
ok It three times a day just to please her. Itut
my surprise I commenced to feel differently
ter a week on Hood's. 1 found I was huugry
id that I could sleep better; that tired feeling
so left me. So I continued taking Hood's Sarpnrllla;
have used nlno bottles and four
ixcs of Hood's 1'llls, with tho result that ^
I am Now in Cood Health,
?|gh 163 pounds, have a good appetite, sleep
all, and havo not lost a day's work since I be- r
,n to tako this medicine. When everything
Hood Cures!
e bus fallod, I found that Hood's Sarsaparltla
res." AitTHUH McConnki.i., United States
irgo office, rensacola, Florida. ,
Hood's Pills net easily, yet promptly and
Iclently. on the liver and bowels. 35c.
A Household Treasure.
I)r, \Y. Fuller, of Canajoharie ~
. V.,8itv? that lie always keeps Dr. ' '
iujr's \,'w Discovery in his house J
(1 his family has always fount! the
ry best results follow its use; that
wonI<1 not he without it, if procur
le. G. A. Dykeman Druggist, ts
itskill, N. Y., says that Dr. King's
jtv Discovery is undoubted!v the
St ('ouffh reined v: that. Im lmu ntn<l
in his family for eight years, and
has never failed to do all that is
timed for it. Why not try a rem
y so long tried and tested,
ial bottles free nt Dr K. Norton's
tig Store. KegnIf r . size 50e. an E
.00.
A Quarter Century Test.
For a 'jtmrter of a cemury Dr.
ng's New Discovery has been tes1,
and the millions who have reiv?'d
benefit from its use testify 'o ()
wonderful curative powers in all
jeasos of Throat, Chest and Lungs
remedy thai lias stood the test so
lg and that lias given so unLoisal
tisfaetion is no experiment. Each j(]
ttie is positively guaranteed to lit
No relief, or tho money will be re- cu
11 ded. It is admitted to bo tl.o
O V
ist reliable for Coughs and Colds
ial bottles Free at Dr. E. Norton's Ci,
mi? Store. 1 .iii'i'ft ?! /? vnn &i ?
? o~ ? cl
How's This!
Wu i Iter One Hundred Dollars lieml
for any ease of Catarrh that 1
mint bo oil rod by Hall's Catarrh
ire.
!*'. J. CiiKnKv & Co., Props., JJ
'J'oledo, ()
We the undersigned, have known
J. Cheney for .he last 15 years,
d believe him perfectly honorable
all business transactions and linan SP
ally able to carry out any obligation ^
ade by their lirin. <n
est & Thuax, Wholesale Drug
sts, Toledo, 0 E;
'AU>jno, KINN.VN & MAKVIN,
'holesalo Druggists, Toledo, O. 1)
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
iily, acting ilireotly upon the blood
d mucous surfaces of the system.
rice 75o. j)or bottle. Sold by all
ruggists. Testimonials free. O
c:
Savannah, Ga., April 20, 1880 H
Having used three, bottles of P. 1*
for impure blood and genera j^1
eakness, and having derived grea
ineljts from the same, having gain.
I 11 pounds in weight in four weeks.
take pleasure in fecoipmeuding it _
' all unfortunates like Yours truly, ?
.IOI1N MORRIS. I
Itpu v.ovJ. N. McEi.koy, Druggist. *
Oui.ando, Fi.a., April 20, 1801.
Me38K8 Lll'I'MAV Bftos.,
Savannah, (jfa.
Dp.ah Sius -I sold three bottles of
. P. 1'., large size yesterday, and ]
ie bottle small size to-dav
The P. P. I'. cured my wife of
leumatism winter before last. It
upo back on her the past winter
iid a half hot tip, i) 00 8i#e, relieved
er again, and she has not bad a svinn.
W - - ' ? "T"r T "/ "r"Ir
>m since.
I sold a bottlo of P. P. P. to ft
riend of mine, one of his turkeys, u
imp I ope took sick, nnd his wife gave
, a teaspoonf ul, if,at jo the even
tg, nnd the little fellow turned over
ko lie w?8 dead, hut the next mornig
whs r.n hollowing nod well.
Yours respectfully,
J. X, MoKJjltOy.
Savannah, Ga., March 1Y, 1861. f
Ikssiis Liim'.man Hitos,
Savannah, Gft.
1 )icAu Sins?I have suffered from lieu
mutism for ft long time, nnd did
otfind fl cure until I found P. P. P,
rhich completely cured me.
Yours truly, 1
JLJ/v.A V. JONKS, 16 Orange St.,
Savannah, Gft.
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FOR BOYS
TJ orough instruction given in i ll theco
v. e have a liigli scho ?1 ainl classical depai
me fitted for colli go or for the practical a
Those young men and young ladies win
receive spec la! attention and will be ulvei
theory ami practlc ? ?! touching.
<Mir llullditig ami (? round- have 'nn-n p
pi tel.t tCUC.hfl |l>UVe 11 01* engaged. ()tln
tln> patronage* ju tl leu.
ood board ran b obtained at from $0 I
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Prim iry Department
Intermediate "
tl'gli School an I CI issieal 1 >e;artmenty
M nslo K.\t n
Pupils entered at any time between 10th
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e business public. We guarantee prompt
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Interest of 4 and 5 per cent allowtd on
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1) IIHili SCHOOL.
AN 1) G I K LS.
ir.mon school branches in addition t> w l< h
tinent, where young men and y- una ladies
lTalrs of Hfo.
) arc filling themselves for te.chers will
n the advantage of a special coarse in
ut in splendid repair an.I thoroughly c an
r teachers will lie employed as sihui a,v
to per month.
$ !' to Yi :?0.
*I.15 to ! ; . ru.
-tvj.fiij to $;<.oo
$'i.00
So: tiMnb.T uu.l 1st January.
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A.\ M'lSlttHiEKIN TJ'EE!
Wl'i iiout cos r.
We will semi you l?y /.i/r/V one
snitill ever^ioen tree ;i<In|>(? ?! to your climute,
with in-tructious for planting uml
cuiinir for it, tnir?'th??r witli our complete
list of Nursery sti eU, I f you ?ill cut out
tli.s ad verti-ciuciit, mnrU on it the name of
this paper. tin I t 11 how ninny and what
kind ot trees and plants you w uld like
to pui'i'li is , and when yon wish to plant
tin-ill.
We will fptot you lo vcr prices on the
stock you want than have ever been offered
you.
W ri 1?? >i l aiicc,
b:vi:itt; it i:l\ Bitsi:it i i:s.
I'lvei'^rreu, Iloei- Co., IVis,
HTRvHAMAKER,
M ANUFACTUKKlt
?OK?
FINK AND IIAltD WOOD KUM11KK,
ALL KINDS OK HI LL AND
DUKSS1C!) HUM HKK.
CEILING AND FLOORING.
MOULDING AND SIDING.
PLASTEKIND "LATHS &0.
HO UN !> L (HIS /}() L'U 11T.
STOVE AN I) FIUE-PLACE
\V 0 0 1) (' U T IN T II O P E K
LENCTII AND DELIVERED TO
FAMILIES AT TWENTY FIVE
C E N T S A LO A D.
BtaV Prompt ntti'iiHon givon t?> nil
orders and 8 ttisftictioii guaranteed.
Mch-l-v
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i i
: | Poor :
I Health i:
i
, 'means so much more than ',
, 'you imagine?-serious and',
/fatal diseases result from',
, 'trilling ailments neglected. *,
, * Don't play with Nature's i,
/greatest gift?health.
If you are (cellne \
X out of sorts, weak (
M B B - and generally ex- ,
\ r\fnXXm c hausted, nervous,,
/ j II I IW I 1^ have 1|0 appetite' ,
\ VTT *A?"J ont| can't work,/
M begin at oncataki
Ing the most relia- ,
I I fSAf* Me strengthening
, | I I IT | nicdicine.whlch is ,
i JL1 V/il Brown's Iron Bit- ,
i ters. A few hot- ,
i # ties cure?benefit ,
, |< comes from the,
l fllTTPrQ very first ?losc-?/' ,
, JL#iLv\^U V?H'J '*?'? I'"'*
, ^ ti?th% and it's 9
^^^.mmmmmmm j J1'**8*111 l? take. ^
It Cures
* i
? t Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver ?
, ' Neuralgia, Troubles, ' ,
, 'Constipation, Bad Blood ' ,
? Malaria, Nervous ailments ?
i Women's complaints. , '
? Oct only the genuine?it has crossed red '
* lines on the wrapper. All others ?r? sub
I atitutes. on receipt o( two ar. stamp* wc
'will send act of 'loo beautiful World's \
* Pair Views and book?free, r
, ' BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE. MO. \
COM M KHOIAL
HOTEL.
HENRY HARDEE, PROP.
Well Equipped In Every
Particular.
Meals on Arrival of Train.
Mch 1 y
English Spavin J/nini?i.t ivjno
yes fill 11 it ril, 'Soft! or' Call op ml
Lumps nr?d Blemishes fnq) horses.
Blood Spavins, Curb?, Spliniu,
Sweeney, Bh>g Hone, Stifles, Sprains
all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc.
Save $50 by use of one bottle. War
ranted the most wonderful Blemish
Cure over }fnown. tfpld by }? Norton
Druggist, Conway, S- C.
U -
| # HON. X. AVBRY,
omr *.r tni lar^ert contractor! and owiio*
crm im n ebrabka.
HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS.
Grand Island, Neb , April 8th, iw?.
Dr. Mil** Mtdical Co., Klkkart, I rut.
Gentleman : I hid bMn troubled with heart
kiiiak eon the (.art 30 ykarr, ??ld HlthoUgll i
war treated by Able physician* and tiled many
rumodlea, I grew BtCRdlly worse until i war completely
rrorthatid and CONT'Hip t! ny bcd
without amy hone Of recovery. 1 WOUld lll\vr
very lud BinV ini r|<c11a, w hen
my pulse wofTI J ? ? |- | juld Hop beating
altogether,1 1 *" "^mid It was with
the grottiest dllUculty that my circulation oould
"KTHOUSAN DSS
ck to conaeiouunww uRftln^Whlle in this ?vu?lttlon
I triad your new Hurt Cone, ?'?d began
to improve from tlio tirst, and now I inn utile to do
u k>mx1 duy'x work for a man 08 ycuraof ago. I give
Dr Milcs* New Hiart Guar all the
credit for my recovery. It la over Mx months slnoo
I have taken nny, although I keep a bottle in the
houee 111 cose I should need it. I havo also naod
yourlMcRVt AND Liver Pi I. LB, end think?
gTcut deal of them. X. Avkuy.
BOLD ON A POSITIVE QUARANTKR.
TRY DR. MILES' PILLS. 50 DOSES 25 CTS.
W. L. Dcswclas
& C UAET IS THE BEST.
^CP O nvL NO SQUEAKIN&
?5. CORDOVAN,
jfp- FRENCH&ENAMELLED CALF.
tf$f . \ H.?3.5_oFtNECAU:&k^9AR0a
*3.5pP0UfiE,3SOLES.
spin ^Jpssw*
BoysSchoolShoes.
5EN0 F^R CATALOGUE
W *L* DOUGLAS ,
BROCKTON, MASS.
You run mvi' money by purchasing \V. L.
Douglas Hhorn,
IlccnuHc, we are tlic largest manufacturers of
advertised shoes in the world, and guarantee
the value by stamping the name una price on
the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoe*
e<|ual custom work in style, easy fitting and
wearing qualities. We have them sold every,
where at lower prices for the value given than
snv other make. Take no substitute If yout
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Hold by
STOP
AND I'll I N K A M- > Si JONT !
Do yon know Hint I .mi sidling
goods nlmo-t nl cost! For thn
next I flirty d o s, I w ill soII
(1..U ih.a.L,
1 '!_?
{'lolliing,
Notions,
1 lilts &
Shoos
very close for cash in order to
make room fur my fall and winter
stock.
I also have some good bargains
in
rI\> l>31 < <*<>.
A good t baeeo at i c, and 22JC
by the box.
Nails ;>? |>er pound, and 2Vc by
the keg.
H<> Stirc and give me a I all when
you visit Canwat.
W.R.LEWIS,
.NOW IS Til 10 TIMft
to place your orders for
Til RKSJIKHS
and I sell the best in I he turn-Let
Write to me before hming.
Shingle Machines. i wing Saws,
Stave Machines, Hand Saws,
Brick Muchhiot;, thing Hip Saw*
Planing .M:.c!iines, Ojreular Maws,
and all kinds of wood working muchi'ies,
Crist Mills
at front $115 fn
Saw fVi
at from $100 tip to #100.
Watertown
ENGINES
ANJ)
BOILERS,
Talbott
ENGINES
AND
BOILERS.
Seed (,'otton Klevators,
Pottnn (lilts and Presses,
IllUli (!KADK and BOW I'KICH.
V. ('. BADilAM, den') Ag't,
Columbia, S, (',
C. L. ABR/UjJS,
BOOT AND SHOE.HTER.
FINK BPWRflli.
l?'i t v I. it 'i i n ii t noil '
i ii* if || II ? (I Jl 11 1.1!
? PKAU'Jll IN
GQ^fGGfeionGPlGiD,
FpuifcS, WobaGCGf GigaPS,
BtG.
|ce Cold Drinks in Sonson.
MX y
WRM KILLER
'fill! (IRRATK.1T RVIIIYN KKMKHV
A PT/LL LJJJfi ojji
60YKlfi 0m& CO'?
PURE DRUGS B'OR SALE BY
W11 HOUGHS <r- COLLINS
Conway, S, C- .
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