The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 15, 1899, Image 2
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THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1800.
Another blow luis boon given the
dispensary in the acquittal of Crawford,
the State making it weak case
of it. The public demanded a severe
reprimand, which has not been given
and the intimation is that Crawford
wishes to be reinstated on the force.
Acn iNAi.no has dissolved the
Filipino congress and declared
himself Dictator, in declaring his
Dictatorship it is presumed that he
is animated by a desire to get rid of
some of his prominent generals, who
are not in sympathy with his
administration and place himsol fin
a position to treat directly with this
( f t \ \ 14 a pit moir 4
. . villi.
Hon. K. 11. SeMtiinimuuii. "Tin*
Silver Tongued Orator of the Waccamaw,"
must fool a sense of pride
in having secured verdicts in each
one of his cases at our late term of
court. Opposed for two Ion# days
on one case by t hree of the most eini
lion t lawyers in this sect ion, st udents
of law. his seniors in years and scholars
of no mean reputation, they could
not entangle him in the meshes of
law, or sway him in his determination
and in the most impassioned
pleadings secured \ edicts, holding
the large corcour present spellbound.
I lorry is / isily proud of
Scarborough, and mover, or
wherever he tilts into t.c arena, the
Knights of IJlackstone know that
they have a formidable rival and
must bear themselves well.
Tin: vacancy occasioned by the
promotion of Hon. R. II. Scarborough
to the LieutonanitJovernorship
will necessitate an election for the
Senate i i Ilorry. There is an idea
gaining ground daily that the nomination
should be made by convention
and not by primary, as the latter
would require a campaign in the hot
season of the year which is altogether
needless. The convention plan
will till up the requirement and give
as full satisfaction to the people as
can possibly be bad. The election
will be ordered soon. In the meantime
we would be glad to have our
neonle surit.nlo 11 in nnoef inn '?? ?/! ^1 o
j g ..n. VV V..V Xjiu Ol'IVMI illiU IIU
tcrminc the best course to pursue by
the time lite event arrives Townships
can decide upon the best plan,
hold their meetings and determine
which is the better, and instruct
their delegates accordingly.
Govkknoh MeSweenoy. the printer
boy of a few years since, has by for
tuitous circumstance attained to the
highest position in the State,
and worthily so. We are glad to
see him lifted to this commanding
position, and peculiarly fitted is ho
for the carrying out of a desired
wish of the late Governor Ellorbc in
becoming the pacificator of his people.
Governor McSweoney has unparalleled
opportunities before him
and we shall watch his administration
with a great degree of hopefulness,
believing that he lms every interest
of the State at heart and to
tho extent of his power will endeavor
to contribute lo the public good of.
every section of the commonwealth. j
He stands to day an example for the
boys <>f Si>ut 11 Carolina.
On the Wnccnmaw.
When our little alarm clock struck
the hour of '1 3b Saturday morning
it hardly seemed woith the effort to
crawl out of our nice warm beds and
hustle around to start on the exeur
sion. Hut love of excitement finally
comjuered and We were on our way
rejoicint'at a o'clock. < >n reaching
the boat we almost wished we had
stai^l our beds as most of the faces
were strange. We seemed to realize
more fully than ever that we were
.. 1.1 * ln.wl it..I ...... I
iii 11 ntiiiia^r iiiuu, i#ui utii II' II I "
wore soon {jladdoned bv seeing Mr.
North and family coming down tin*
walk and I hoy wore soon followed
by Mr. Hourn and wife, Mr. Oswalt
and Mr. I trow n. Finally Mr. IVtin
gerund son and Mr. Mortimer oaino
harrying alon^and last but not least
canto Mr. Mein/.er and do^ The
oono soon sounded and wo wore
steaming down the river for old
(Jeorj^etown, After reading Miss
('arswoll s flowery description of our
trip to Laurel Hill, if would be folly
for me to t ry to describe the beau
tifui scenery down the river. So I
will leave that to Miss, (.'arswoll
and your own imagination. The air
was filled with the merry crack of
the rifloand shotgun which was aimed
at the numerous fish hawks or
the lazy "cooter" which was enjoying
the bright sunshine. Several
alligators were surprised into mot inn
and slid oil into the water with a
splash,
After passing Laurel llill the river
orow wider and st rai^hter and we
soon reaehed the {treat, rice holds
whieh contain hundreds of acres.
Some have been abandoned since the
war. others arc now in cultivation.
We saw many negroes at work, some
hoeing, dicing trendies, repairing
the levees and pufin^in the erops.
The rice seems to be sowed in drills
like wheat. The most of the work
is done by negroes with white overseers.
The ground is below the level
of the river so it ean bo Hooded at
will by inonns of Hood {jutes in the
levees, and is pumped out with lar^o
engines. It was very interest ino to (
see the broad level holds several
miles, back of whieh rose the hijjfh
ground upon which are rows of no
gro nouses aim urn large mansions ;
of the wealthy rice planter and the 1
tall chimneys of the rice mills. I?y
Seeing what the rice country is and
imagine what it must have been, one
gets a slight idea of the devastating
and desolating efYeet of war. We
past one plantation where one man
had owned 900 slaves. Some say
the negroes in Georgetown county,
hardly know they are free. They
are payed by the job, or task, the
overseers have lit tie platforms six or
eight feet square, built on four posts
with a shade o/er them to sit. or lie
in and watch the negroes work.
We saw a few small houses near
t he waters edge with nets on large
frames near by which indicated that
the occupant was a lisherman.
Georgetown is a very pretty city. '
clean, shade trees, cement and oyster
shell walk's, electric lights, very
pret tjr decorated store windows, and
the storci^iprc very neat and at
tractive, f^Bne citified in fact.*nnd
some very line residences, eight or
ten of us took in the eitv together.
We visited a church which is said to
be over one hundred years old.
Cornwallis used it for a stable during
the revolutionary war. It. is
built mostly of brick, and a brick
wall five feet high encloses the
church and cemetery. It is said the
wood in the church was brought
from Spain. We walked through
the cemetery and rested under the
large oak trees. There were several
vaults, one having a glass door.
On looking in we saw two dastv coffins.
There was a photograph of a
woman hanging on the wall, and by
her costume it must have been taken
many years ago. The most of
the graves were walled up with
brick about a foot above the ground,
then a large marble slab was placed
over mo lop. oome wore over one
hundred and twenty-live years old!
and wore in first-classcon (.lition.
As we only had a short time in
in Georgetown wo hurried on.
The next tiling that, att racted our
attention was a lovely green lawn.
Mr. liourn and Golder walked over
to^eta closer view, and pronoune
ed it I lormuda grass. We then visited
several stores, and as the wliis
tie blew we hurried back to the boat.
We had a good view of two largo
ships taking on lumber, and one
large steamer. The bay at Georgetown
is said to be three miles wide
it is a very pretty sight indeed.
Promptly at. o'clock we steamed
out of Georgetown I lay. Our stay
at Georgetown was shortened on account
of two or three accidents on
the way down. We passed a very
pleasant and happy day until the
spirits began to movo-w-hioh was the
effect of the dispensary. One fellow
barely escaped being put down in
the hole of the boat. Mow dreadful
it is to see young manhood brought
to such degradation. Outer in the
evening we .vcre entertained by
some young follows that got pretty
light in the toes. On played on
the banjo and four or live more
"jigged", they kept things pretty
lively for a while.
One of the most disgusting sights
however, was seeing a man and wife
chewing snuff, first one would use
the stick and then the other.
Mr. King proved himself a very
able excursion manager by the ex/*f\l
lm\ 4 I 10 l/ot it ?i iii' 1 ito ion 1 j ih
v>\ IM II t VI '?V I IH l\ * J/I', <11 IW I Hi) n ?VIA II
ful care over all. You inus'nt think
wo had boon fasting all of this timo,
far from it. Hut by tho timo our
third lunoheon was oaten from our
baskets there was'nt much loft to
toll tho tale.
Wo roaohod Conway at 1 1 HO. g'ad
to be homo once more, but feeling
tho day had been profitably sp)nt.
'Monarch Harness Oil" for oiling
and preserving harness and carriage
tops. It will soften and preserve
all kinds of leather. At Dr. R. Norton's
Drugstore, for25cents a pint
Head Superintendent Harrelson's
notices,
Tobrcco Notes.
A new tobacco market will bo
opened 1 his coming treason at Conway
S. I'ouway is in the Little
I \v Dee tobacco section. ami is the
county seal of Hurry county. the
finest tobacco growing sect ion in the
State. The pin* a has urst-elass
lankinx faciiiti'.-. ar esian water,
uood railroad facilities and a splen
<ii<i hotel.
The Warehouse will he conducted
by Mr. .1 K. Coles. a yentIonian
thoroughly e??ii\ersant with the
Warehouse hnsiness besides boiojj
an experienced tobaeoonist and an
exeeileut judjje of the weed.
riie location of '"oinvav assures
'ic marketing at that point ofalar^e
j>art ion of the tobacco raised in t hat
. ... | i ,n i in I In!. i . ...... i -v...
. HM/ I ' /nil 1.1 v VMH rillr?l.itiii^f
placing order:-, or locating
cannot do better tli.ui give Conway
a tr'ul. Danville Tobacco Journal.
Knnott llr.KM.i'. -I'leic allow
me space in vonr coluuiiis to say
to the various precinct chairmen
tint owing to the vacancy in the
Senate, caused by the death of G'ov
ornor Kllerbe and the promotion of
Hon. II. 11. Scarborough to theollicc
of Ijieutenant (Governor, it will become
necessary far us to hold an
election to supply such vacancy.
Will you, therefore, please make
due enquiry and ascertain as far as
is practicable what is the sentiment
of vbur voters as to the manner of
a >minatiug Mr. Scarborough's suecessor.
Snail it be by convention,
or primary? We urge your uttend
nee upon a meet in# of the Kxceutive
Commitiee which will be. held in
the. near future to decide upon such
mat 'era.
In ease of inability of any to attend,
you will please write me regarding
t lie matter.
.1. A. M? Dkiimott,
County Chairman.
Good Advice.
Tobacco is a plant whose growth
must be cheeked in Topping early
summer, or it will put on too much
leaf. This is Tobacco. What is
known as topping. When a bud appears
in the lop of the plant that in
tlieates that the plant is getting
ready to seed, and at this stage the
plant should be topped. This is usually
done by going through the liold
and pinching oil t he top of the plant.
The number of leaves which should be
allowed to mature on each stalk dei
I il .i ? . .
ponus vorypnueir,on ime quality oi the
land and t lie anionn t of fertilizer used.
If the liuul is quite strong or tin*
fertiling heavy, tlx1 plant may lie
topped at, from H to 1(1. or even IS
leaves. 1 (' the land is poor and the
fertilizer light, let the topping range
faom 1<> to 1 I leaves. The hand who
do ?s the topping lias to iudw of-eaeh
]>lant how many leaves should he allowed
to remain on the stalk and
ripen. A little practice, however,
soon makes this an easy part of the
wor k.
The suckers, which appear soon
after the tohacco is topped, should
not h" allowed to get longed than a
man 's t humb, for by letting them remain
on the stalk, the leaves of the
tobacco do not broaden or become
fully .developed, us ft he suckers take
up the substance of the stalk, and
consequently the tobacco is thereby
damaged and will make nothing but
light ehall'v, and unsalable tobacco.
Tobacco requires about three courses
of 8ackers to be taken oil', and then
it is Hearing maturity.
A Frightful Blunder
Will often cause a horrikie Burn,
Scald, Cut or llrui.se. hueklen's
Arnica Salve, the best in the world,
will kill the pain and promptly heal
it. Cures Old Sores. Fever Sores,
Ulcers, hoi Is. Felons. Corns, all Skin
Ifiruptions. host Pile cure on earth.
Only 2ft cts. a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by Dr. 1*1. Norton Druggist.
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Burroughs School.
At the annual meeting of the trustees
of the burroughs School further
stops were taken towards perfecting
the thorough organizat ion of a Free
Craned School here. A st ck company
will be organized by the pub
lie-spirited men of the town, and the
buildings and groun Is will be donated
under certain conditions I > the
school.
It is supposed that with the eon
sllnillonal school las. U)e supplementary
fund svncl contindent fee, a
sum of or $1-200 will t> raised.
It is proposed to ran the school cifjht
months in the year two sessions of
four months each A contingent fee
of SI per session will hi? charged all
pupils and a reduction of forty per
cent on regular tuition will l>e allowed
all parties outside the district
wishing to attend. The faculty remains
the same as last session with
the addition of Miss Maud Mavo as
second nssisstant teacher It. is the
purpose of the trustee:, and those interested
to lay the foundation ri^ht
for the beoinnino of a Free (irailed
School in Conway, that may (,'row
to he the equal of any iu the State.
The town and county have lony felt
the need of such an institution, and
it only remains for the people to
work in harmony to make it the pride
of all our citizens
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A CLEAR HEAD;
pocxl digestion; sound sleep; a
fin: appetite and a ripe old age,
air tonic of the results of the use
of Tutt's i iver Pills. A single
I dose v.'11 -ccnvmc yon of their
v/oncl; rfi?1 effects and virtue.
A Known Fact.
An absolute cm for sick headache,
dyspepsia, malaria, sour
stoma h; dizziness, constipation
bilious fever, piles, torpid liver
and all kindred diseases
Tutt's Liver Pills
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$ GERSTLE'S FEI
t,,*0,(C3K
/iV regularly as direoted a few week
f its uho until the organs aro real
Jj\ hours of labor will bo shortened
^ complete. If there is any costiv
JkV mild doses of St. Joseph's Live
SOLD AT DKUU 8T0HKS. I,. 0
l'V?r sale by Dr. Iv Norton, lJrujji!
PROGRAM.
Horry Teachers Association to b<
HeM in tiio Court House Juno
.24th, ii?-99,
I. I >*? v??t i? si d Kxereise. by I lev
\Y. 10. Rarro.
II A Practical lOxcrcise ir
I To '.e!iin;t I'i i f:i v A rithniet ic. In
I I). !) IT til I :
j lit. Tiio m os i y . if Tonohliiji
Ph\ ioioyy in Hi.- School Room. b\
Mis Hossie ]>u oiibury
IV. Should a iVaeoer bo'iV'iuireil
| to furnish his Successor with an an
nun) report ^howin;/ the yradc ol
j his i>11j>iIs? by II II Todd.
\'. Tl>o importance of observing
I "Special Days in the seiiool room.
|and necurino the attendance of pa
trons on such, and other occasions,
by Mi s Maud Mayo.
V I. An object Le.- on on Leaves,
by Mi; s Anna <! mincer.
\r 11 The lliblo in tiic School
Room, by I lev A. II. Ilarnly.
\' 111. Now or t 'utinished Uusiness.
IX. Kleetion of New OlVieors.
Adjournment.
Miss Lks.-ik I)i skniuiiv,
Mtss Mai i? M on,
S. II. IIuown,
SAVI'. lb sK.Nin:itv,
(i. PitKh Stai.vf.v.
Lxeeutive Commit tee.
Poor clothes cannot make
you look old. Even pale
cheeks won't do it.
Your household cares may
be heavy and disappointments
may be deep, but B
, they cannot make you look fl
i old.
One thinp, docs it and A
never fails. H
It is impossible to look Hi
? young with the color of n
Jj seventy years in your hair, ft*
ty permanently postpo$
| tell-tale sign3 of agt^ cT'.ijMv|
according to dire' ^ 1H|??
| gradually brings bac\
j color of youth. At fifty you? 9
I hair may look as it did af ?
I fifteen. It thickens the halt B
I also; stops it from falling jj
out; and cleanses rnc scalp 3
I from dandruff. Shall \vc B
K send you our book on the 3
J Hair and its Diseases?
fj The Uc&t Jiifvfaa Froo
at If you <io not obtain all the hero- f
O yon oxpOotert front tlio tisoof
BS tJtlio vigor, w rite the < "-tor tvbout It.
lujK I'rnbably there 1* gomo dilitoiltv SjB
/i? with your jrenpral system when if
fatal may bo easily removed. AtldrWL A
9P I)U. J, C. AY Kit, Lowell, Mat*. V
Tho Tiiurot! !V.m-is nvo for^r.uo
this oMico ami wo liopo l!i:wtii.;n\
persons will ptm-hnso tiie l?ol; ant
place it in their homes llc'frv Tim
rod, the sweet siiiyer of the Vulmet b
Slate, lias embodied in vor^io a eol
lection of the rarest jewels ipul whicl
will shine re. plendent through n)
t ine. All who love the tnfl.v hoauti
fa! should have it. Ii is iele,<rani 1
bound and will prove an addition 1
tint library. There is nc^emunori
lion'in it for us We ajF^i-uplv ah'
inj/ n worthy cause, ' ho niiniuuu
pri-o is ?1.50. a
Dr. Cady's ConditiJPi Powdeif
are just what a ho"se Jeo.ds vl e i i
bad condition Yonie.mdnod purific
and vermifuge They lave net foo
but medicine and the Cost in use t
put a horse in prime eondilior
Price 25 cents per p(V'l<a^e. F<
sale by Dr. E. Norton aid all mod
cine dealers.
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Motherhood'^
TT7HIS event in the life of a wo*
I ^ man is looked forward to with
1. a fooling akin to horror?not w
bocuuHO the little ono is not
welcome, hut because the mother Ind
dreads tho direful consequences MF
to herself. Those long hours ofhTA!i
agonizing labor stand out beforo Mr
her like u hideous nightmare. An
improper dolivery, followed by
child-bed fever, may end the scene
in a few short days, leaving the
littlo one motherless. But there jlT
is another side to the picture. If #AV
women who ?ro expecting to be- W*
come mothers will commence the VAV
uso of the great female tonic,
MALE PANACEA, &
JP 7
s before confinement, and continue ^AV
ored to their normal condition, tho * ?
I, the pain lessened, and recovery /AV I
oncHH, move ine dowoih gently with f.f
;r Regulator. Jvi
KKSTI.K A CO.. I'roprn., CHATTANOOGA, TKX.N.
>
Would Not Suffer So Again for
Fifty Times Its Price.
2 I 11 woke lust night with severe
putns in my si- unirh. 1 novoc felt
so b.uily in ni my life. When I
came down to work this morning I
fell so weak i 'ouhl hardly work.
i wont to Miller ?& Mct'uidyN drug
t store and I hey 'ocominenued ("harnherlatn
s ( .ii ("ho -,n and Dhul'll?uvi
Hemeoy !l \ r diike nr:gie
if; !, ill e do- ? fixed i.:e ; i| ii Id.
, It c I'Vai ;Iy is t i" finest thing I over
u->d i'or ,tom:? !i troublo I shall
not i ?. ir -et .i i> my iiomo I; reI
9
lit v - ine- i | line. <!. II Wtl.sox,
. Live via: a i| Wash!
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a ton and a
, i ine f >ei lers. I
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( Jovel'iior fillet be is tin* second
Soilt-h ('arnlifia governor that has
died in oilier si nee the adoption of
the const in t |on of iln> Slate more
than 100 years ago. I'ntriek Noble
was eleeleil jin 1 SIS and (.lie-1 in IS l<l
ami was siyeooiled by Lieutenant
f?( venor 1 Iciiiigan, Mr. McSweeney
is the so 'ofid Lieutenant (iovonor
thiil has roil'.'hed the executive ollice
in vouseipmiee of the death of the
go\ eriior.
I'nreolold is lull of Life and Vitality
and earvi -s Vigor to the organs
of the bod;. Dr. M. A. Simmons
Liwr Med ejne ereales rieii. pure
Ul 1
Wll IIHI.
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Sou'h American Nervine'rin*
t;milt comptcrcr <if St Vitus'*
Ranee. Tli* only medicine known which
cores thin fill destroyer and does not dis!? ?;?
int. I recur" it- and save your child
Sold t>\ K. Norton 1 >t ttiruist, ('onway
sr. ^
MARKETS.
111:010 ;k rows.
Now Virgin 2.00
Yellow dip 1 .SO
Scrape 1.2a
Spirit-, turpentine 'U
Rosin, common Sao.
\y 11.mi NirroN.
Spirits 1111 pent ice steady.
Machine 'nrrels ."in-'
Courrrv onrrels iia
I los'of st < ailv at One
Tar llrji at *1.20
Cvu(M Tarpontino. Hard $1.25;
Dip $2 1(1; Virgin $2.20
COTTON.
I Ordinary 7-1(1 elsf* lb
(lood Ordinary I 111 1<? " "
I Lou Middling f> 7 1(5 " "
Middling f?i ' 44
j dood Middling (1| 44 44
Corn "?2i
Uanui ?l(i. 10
j Shmddors (1 (e 7
j CJiicivtMis 1 () to 2")
Turkeys j mm* ll> (li
4 Ky?rS 0
i Cow IVas . . (iOi*. |hm' I>iisii
^LtVrmnls 7.V
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or an c s:ti.v
! .i. ijiMTi. - itcliiny ami smarting Inci!
: i .(iii.t, (t iler, sult-rlicum, an lothcr
I' t f 1 lie ''kin is instantly nlhi.'ol by
( !i;aid cil:iin's Kye Mid Skin
) * i. Many very b:ui cases bet-n
jirr-tiaiiMitly t*i* < ?l l?v it. I. ii rnn'iily
? lor itolling piles unil a f.ontiic r< nil"'?r
sore nipples; ohnnjK'd baiul.i, chi'frost
bites, and chronic sore c\. .
r sals by druggists at 2"> cents per boa.
fry I>r. Cady's Condition Powders, (7
; - ji st what a horso iicul.i when in bail en
Vi ii. Tonic, blood purifier am) vcnnifu;-;
'SiQOOH AT NO pintB.pooji tog
ijuj suooo.i?do.i<l .ioti|o joija uoao so.mo
I M tini.nuTiisi.ins hjiook jo on?I ? -
-jojtnumio oi() si J.III3IAI -tviril,
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quickly ascertain our opinion free whether mi
Invention Is prohnbly patentable. CnninninlOAt
Ions i?t riot Ir confident lul. Handbook on Patents
scut free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
' Patents token through Mutui k Co. receive
11 t)>tfUil notice, without chargo. In too
5 Scientific flm^ican.
A hnndsomoly Illustrated week .argent otr11
culallon of any sclonttUe lournau^Tcrios, $3 a
, year : four months, |1. Sold by all nWrsdeiilors.
'1' .o Cnilcd States has ?;iven Sp
war. So now Spam I : s th money an
widest s'l teaman make l i^ mistakes,
tronb:.* : he
CONWAY'S BA)
WKOKKKIt T
Ladies Tan and Iliack Kid Cloves. Mil
Linen Crash. .,?>val Li anine, Printed
solid color organdie ?n Cream, L? 1
Blu< k ami Cream Cashmere, ttateeou ;
iner Sateen, Corsets illue and Pink, K
.'iHc. llijoCorsets t-ttir. it. A: C Corsets
tints tide up. 't'ainosh tntu Caps lac. 1<
Yarn iiJJe. Aire Booking Chairs
Lnutii/i'-. Homespun. >V lute un<
I?.i111 , .!.) up. Moil anil Bo.yn Olothinj
I'atnnt Medicines, I lurd1.. are, I obiuv
in fact, everything usuail.V kept in ;i ii
will jLf.ve you more Jfootts r It**- < inoiu'
t him you t an "at eh ewhere. i i t ci
that no* t'. not v.v: rv ?'<>u.
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HORRY WA
CONWA
For the S
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Run in the interest of I1c
raise Tobacco this Seas<
IT IS THE MO
Special Manager and Auctioneer:
(I. K. WK1i11, Winston. N. C.
KINGSTO
C. S. CAUSE
BEST ATTENTION
TO TRAVELERS.
Fare the best
affor
H v e r y t h i n g N e w.
BEST ACCOM
15. (i. COLLINS, President.
BANK OF <
CONWAY
Cnj/ital Stock' S !(),()()().
niRLCT
(L Collins, \Y R. r
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Wo transact a general banking busii
tion to any and ail matters intrusted t<
This IkmU respeetfully solicits tho
corporat ions and will give every re a.so
banking to tboso doing business witb i
b: ' -v' jfejl
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An Excellent Combination.
I
The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
Svijup (if Froa, mannfnetured by the
Camkojini.v Fio Svinrr Co.. illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxative
piinoiplos of plants known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting1 j
them in the. form most refrcsliing to the ;
tnsio and acceptable to the system. It
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-^
tiv<^ cleansing the system effectuall
dispelling colds, headaches and
gently bit promptly and cnablingiono
io nv(.'riv? iuibitnal constipation pcrmaiicntlj^Hts
perfect, freedom ffem
every ol>JV.*> jbnable ounlity and s?P.>stance,
?#>d' acting on the kidneys,
liver ti^^L bowels, wiLlioy'^^^yicenlng
iruflnlig tliom, m,^'<M^Mne ideal '
Inxut^c.
In Jho process of ina)r&*^MBing figs j
are ascd, as thev are plcasantl^o the
bat the medicinal qualities t' * the j ;
reiiv'<Iy ?re obtained from senna (and i
other nromntic plants, by a method j I
knowfrto the Cai.ipoIINIA Fiq Syrup
Co. only. Iii'order to (jet its henefieial j
effects and to avoid imitations, plea>H)
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
I.OUIPVIL.IJI, KY. NSW YORK, ft. v.
Foraale by all DruggUtB.?Price SOc. r>rr bottlew
sin Twenty .Million Dollars for hor
d Cade Sam l.is.i the War. Ou
l.pd \ < a will l v- < :f\ t II Ml i(, |>a.
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His w iodic
t... Lace, Kin!) hiery. i)re. Duclc,
Luvn and <)r?(andi?*s, Swiss Mull,
uon. Pink. Si;y liluo and IJluck.
,1! tailors. Calicoes, Percales. Sum
loud ike Corsets Ih'lc, Nettie Corset
Dili .Mens Cra-li Caps tie Up.
Dai Is sewing thread 5c, Cotton
! up. Kitchen Sales i$'J. I'd each.
I Colon d .'p. t > ."h; per Yard. .Men's
uf. Mats. Shoes. Slippers. Trunks,
V Si.nil' < ' i . r *< t, I .* , I 1 I ...
t. % J HUM. X . . .yV'? V^, * i I U
i>t class IX'iK'.r:nil-lit Store. \\\?
v. better "foods for l li * s:uue uloucy
soil yV C.Jo.
REHOUSE,
V, s. c.
>:ilo of
>BACCO.
jrry Farmers who will
on.
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I. K. COlilOS. Resident
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the tou ntry
ds.
Design Modern
MOD ATI ON.
I>. A. SP1VEY, Cashie
DON WAV
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\\ A. 13i Ki?.oi:r,i!s.
icss, and fru-'rantee prompt alien
> ouv care.
deposits of individusil i, linns and
iialile facility consistent with sound
t.
^n\i -in\ \\ ;.(< !i declining health { 4009^^*
heir daughters. Sn many are cut off1 ^
?y consumption in < a. ly years that
here i< real cause for anxiety. In
he early stages, when not bevond
he reach of medicine. liooiVs Sarsa>ari:!.i
will re-ton* tl:e (juality and
luanlity of the blood and tlius ?(ivo
foal heal tin Head the following letter:
"It i.> hat Just to write about my
hmgl tor Cora, aged 19. She was com>1
< i\ r i : d -.vn, d'vHidcir, I ad that tired
I..g, f.icuu-> sat.l sbu would not
ive liuco moulln. '.-41 ?. oad h bad
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