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&Ue jpofrji paald. IT ItlilSIltil> IC VICKY THURSDAY MORNINGBY Til K CONWAY PUBLISHING CO., CONWAY, S. C. E. W. NOLLEY, Editor & H^r SUBSCRIPTION : One Year, - $1.00. Six Months, - .?r>0. Three Months, - .2.*). always in advance. WSrOne cent a word in exct ss of lf>0 words for obituaries. Poet it y not accepted. tiuterod at the I'ost Ofllcc at Conway, S. hp Second-class Matter. * A OVERT IS KM P. NTS r _ ... PriuislHtlt advertisement- f 1 .00 pel* ItiCh for the first insertion, fit) cents nn inch for ei?ch subsequent insertion. Noti es n local reading mutter, !' cents per line eu li insertion; under head <>l " Easiness Notices,M 0 cents a line each Insertion. Official advertisements attne rates allowed 1 iiy law. Liberal contracts will oe tnade tor advertising three or more months. Tiik 11 ten ai.i> will publish, at the discretion of the Editor letters on subjects of general interest, when written plainly A'ith ink and accompanied by the nam* of the author. Thes* should lie directed to the Editor of 'I iik IIkkai.d_ _JtKM ITTANt T.S or Subscriptiensor Advertisements must be made to the Manaokk, Conwai Puiu.tsiitNO Com can y. THURSDAY. SEPT.'28. 18QO. I Pkoim.E arc flowing into New 1 York from every direction Dewey ' is to appear oil there this evening and the dehio stration he will re- ( ecive will surpass any event of the kind in the past history of this country. Maryland republicans are rais- ' ing a rumpus and there will be disturbances in many quarters before < the next campaign shall have ended. Maryland will quite likely get back in the democratic ranks, where she belongs. ________________ i We have terrible accounts of , onrthouukos from ilw> mwi north-western part of the United States. In far away Washington the people have been shaken up t ad ' ly of late. Our people might be en the watch out for this unexpected visitor. It has now been past thirteen years since we were shaken up, and there is no telling but that this Alaskan monster may coine around this way. Washington on this side 1 of the continent is disturbed right much at this time, but the t roubles while from underneath, travel on the < surface. 1 < It might not be bad policy to send Dewey back to Manilla. When he /.was in absolute con 1 rol there everything was going well and had he been left to direct lairs, sustained 1 by his government, ho would with- \ out doul^t have accomplished vastly t more than has been d > and likely 1 averted a merciless war. He bad J mor< influence with Aguinaldo and j his people than all the soldiers that | have been sent there, and had he i been kept there undisturbed President McKinley would have had a ' better showing for the nomination j next year. i 1 ' 1 Dewey's triumphal entry into . New York to-day is classed with 1 Caesar and Pompey's return to Rome after their great victories abroad, and while he brings no hostages as was their custom, he comes with the laurels of the great naval victory of Manilla Day thick about him. This country from centre to circumferenco will do honor to the great victor in firing the salute of seventeen guns and the demonstration accorded him to-day In the metrooolis of our eountrv will surnasR ' ? 1 - I all eveuts of the kind in the past. From ocean to ocean, from the lakes of the north to the gulf, cannon will reverberate, "Dewey is Home." Remarkable Rescue. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plaiuiield, 111., makes the statement, that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no medicine could euro her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption; she bought a bottle ana to her delight found herself benefiitted from first dose. She continued its use and after taking six bottles, found herself sound and well; now docs her own housework, and is as well as she ever was.---Free trial bottles of this CJreat Discovery at Dr. E. Norton's Drug Store, large bottles 60 cents and $1.00. m .? miltiii'niiiti.,,. . ,?* -' What Presidents Cost. Presidents'vomo high, but \\c! have got to have them." It costs us a year for a chief oxen t;ve. I lis salary is $."*0,000 and"found," as our we.slern neighbors say. The president's finding is rather comprehensive, covering about every possible requirement of a family. J lis private secretary, the clerks, doorkeepers, messengers and slew ard and three others servants cost as $33,805 a year. Then there is a contingent fund of $8,0(K) a year, which the presidents may use according to his discretion. In furniture and repairs to the White House the sum of $10,000 more, to be used by the direction of the president, is provided by the nation and is always expended. For fuel alone $2,000 is allowed, and for necessary repairs to tliogreenhouse there is $4,000. Altogether the presiilential "find lug" annually amounts to the snug sum of $(?-l,8t>&, nearly.,# 15,000 a year more than his salary. The two aggregate $114,805. floston .lounull. -<v- <r> -o Me l-'ooled I lie Surgeons. All doctors told Ueniek Hamilton, of West J elTerson, <V. after suffering 18 months from Keetal Fistula, he would die unless a cosily operation was performed; but he eared himself with five boxes llueUlea's Arnica Salve, the surest Pile cure on Earth and the best Salve in the World li cents a b<>.\. Sold by Dr. E. Norton Druggist, Education in the South. Atlanta, Ga.. Sept. 21 No morn* i )g services were held in any Metlin dist Church here today, the congregations gat heringat tho Grand Optra Mouse, where a mass meeting was held. Bishops Galloway, of Mississippi, and Candler, of Georgia, were the sponkors, and the cause of education in the South and the twen ticth centk.~,.d tiow being raised by the Methodists were advanced by subscriptions amounting to $10,000. The Appetite of a Goat Is cn ; iod by all poor dyspept ics whose Stomach and Liver arc out of order. All such should know thai Dr. Kino's New Life Mills, tin wonderful Stomach and Liver Hemedv, gives a spletuled appetite, sound digestion and a regular bodily iiabil Unit insures pel feet health and groat morgy Only 2fie. at Dr. 10. Norton's < Drug store. "Sweet Norine," by Clussie L. Davis, author of "The Manage Coach Ahead." ( "Snap-Shot. Sal." by Williams and ( Walker, the two real "coons,"autli- , irsof"! Don't tiikc No ('heap Man. "Tell Mother Not to Worry," by j Louis My 11, composer of "Coontown , Carnival Cakewalk." j "Mrancing Pickaninnies," by Max . Drcyus, composer of "A Carolina . Cakewalk. ; "My Georgia Lady Love," by Sterling, Howard and Emerson, authors of "Hallo,.Ma 1'aby." "There Ain't No Use lo Keep on hanging Hound," by Irving Jones, ' author of "Get Your Money's . Worth." One son# ouch week for 1 mi weeks. First song published Sept. 3, "In the Shadow of the Curollna Hills." The entire set is to be givou away with tea Sunday Worlds, and will be 1 sent postpaid, including ten Sunday 4 World Magazines, Ai t Rortolio and Comic Weeklies for fit) cents. Send i><) cents to-day, to-inorrow or next * week. Don't wait later than next week. This is a most exceptional jITer and is only put forth to advertise the groat Sunday World. Ad Iress, Music Fditor, The World, I'u- J itzer J holding, New York. Air*Castles. Living in the future is living in an | vir castle. The man who says he will lead a newer and a better life oniorrow, who promises great hings for the future and doe's nolle : rtg in the. present to make that fuure possible, is living in an air easle. In his arrogance he is atteinptng to turn water into wine, to have uirvest without seedtime, to.have an aid without a beginning. If we would mako our lives grand md noble, solid and impregnable, we must forsake air castles of dreaming for strongholds ' of doing. Let a* think little of 1he future except to determine our course and to propare for that future by making each separate day the best and truest that we can, Let. us live up to the fullness of our possibility each day. Man has only one.day of life today. He did live yesterday, he may live tomorrow, but he has only .today. Will Dreyfus (io To Texas? San Antonio. Texas, September 22. J. II. S. Eicon, of Shreyeport, La. has arrived hero from Rennos. France, where he has been visiting his sister, lie brings intor nation that Capt Dreyfus and Mine Drey fus, together with Mine Merther Morre, Lieut Max Ranco-Morro, late of the French army, and Misses Ida and iOinily Morre will como to San Antonio, and that Oapt Dreyfus will spend the winter in this city for his health. Thirty New Cases. Key West, Flu., September 24.There were thirty new eases of yellow fever to-day and two deaths. A Word to Mothers Mothers of children affected with croup or a severe cold need not hesitate to administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate nor narcotic in any form and may be given as confidently to the babe as to an adult. The great sue cess that has attended its use in the treatment of colds and croup has won for it the approval and praise it has received throughout the United States and in many foreign lands For sale by Dr. F. Norton. y A < Story'Of a Slave. T?> b? hound hand an ! foot for years by t!* ehudis of disease is the w a t form of tdavery. flcortfe I). Williams, of I .anchester, Mich, o-li. how such u slave was rondo free II says: "My wife has been so helpi s f ?v IIv - years thai she could not toru oyer in '*<?<! alone. After usino two hollies <?f Kleetrio Dittoes, she i wonderfully improved and able to , vlo leu* own work." This supreme remedy for female disea cs quickly cairea nervousness, sleeple.ssne.s3, ; nmlaneholy. hcadaeho, baekaohe, f.i iiu.ir and di/.zv .-.polls. Thismiru? le working inedieine is a godsend to weak, sickly, run down people. Every bottle guaranteed. Only ah e-nls Sold by Or. E.Norton Dmj?tfist. Fire in Darlington. Darlington, S ('., So.pt. 21. -The Atlantic Coast Dine freight depot, t .o,.( Iior (villi lift ( w< > 114 t? " "J v " loads of freight, was totally consumed by fire obout 2 o'clock this morning. The cause of thb lire is unknown. Many merchants lost heavily, fall goods that had not been m-?ved within due time after arrival. Dean lirothcrs lost three solid carlo ids of groceries Total loss probably twenty-live thousand dollars. Fever at Miami. Washington, Sept. 2-1 Surgeon ' Sencrnl Wyman, of the marine ho-> i i a I s-'rvioe, was notilicd to-day < f suspected case of yeilow fever at Miami. Florida. T ie ease has bei n isolated. ? be 'Mew IL>o It Mortt), <Xhrtccva^(KIlcch E3Mt\on. ALMOST A DAILY AT TIIK : IMIK'K OF A WI5I5KLY. 1 The most widol.v circulated "weekly" newspaper in America is the Thriee-n Week edition of The New > York World, and wi li the I'residen- ; tinl campaign now at l and you ean- < iv 1 do without it I ho e are some of , the reasons why it is easily the lead er in dollar a year journalism. It is issued every other day, and is to all purposes a daily. I 15very week each subscriber receives IS pages and often during the busy" season 24 pages each week. ( The price is only $1 00 per year. < It is virtually a daily at the priee | >f a weekly. > Its news covers everv known part j >f the world. No weekly newspaper ( Hniltl stand alone and furnish such | icrvico. c. Tiie Thrieo-a-Week World has at Is disposal all of the roijourees of tlu> greatest newspaper in exi.-denee j, lie wonder of modern journalism ? q 'America's <1 rentes! Newspaper," . mil lias been justly termed The Sew York World. Its political news is absolutely impartial. This fact will be of ospeiiil value in the Presidential cam)aign coining on. The best of current liction is found nits columns. Those are only some of the reasons; here are others. Read it and sec hem all. We offer this une<jualod nowspaler and the Houav IIku.m.d togeth>r one year for $1.75. ? * Plie Most Reliable Worm Destroyer in Use. Messrs I M. & 1?. F. Powell, prom nont mere..ants in Columbus eouny. N. 0. wrote us in July 1S87, that 'Uev. Mr. T. C. Floyd gave his child me dose of lloykin s "Worm Killer," ind the result was dtiT worms. He .vislies all interested to know it. [for sale by l?urroughs A. Collins Co ? Climbing Up0 il' cases. The p( 1 t in8 *B "ofc'' p||| deus may boo ^Wmrsti Zj J tj \ ^ restoro^the J 11 \ \ proper cond .J I r "? Regulator in ? denoy to cor BED-FAST F< Ooretle's.'Fernalo Panacea 1ms wife of one of our tenants. She had beei medicine 1ms cured her and she is loud i: Get thifl modicine from your di Bond ub SI.00 and wo will send vou KINGSTC C. S. CAUSI BEST ATTENTION TO TRAVELERS. _ _ i > rare xne Desx affoi Everything New. BEST ACCOIV A A WONDERFUL CURE uF DIAR-jj RHOHA A Prominent Virginia Editor had almost given up. but vs&s brought buck to perfect health by Chair.* bcrluine's Colic, Cholera and i>ierrhoea Remedy. Rend his Editorial. 1 guttered witii diarrhoea for a long liinO ami thought 1 was past being cured. I had spent much time and money and sufTured so much misery I that I imd almost decided to give up all hopes of recovery and await the result, but noticing the advertisement of Chamberlain s Colic. Cholera an ml Uiarrhtva Remedy and also some testimonials stating how sonic I wonderful cures had been wrought by this remedy, 1 decided to try it. After taking a few doses 1 wiR en tirely well of that trouble, and 1 " wish to say further to my readers and fellow sufferers that I am a hale and hearty mar. to-day and feel as well as I overdid in my lift*. O. 11 Mooro. llillstil e, Va., Times. For silo by Dr. 15. Norton. Miss Yatmun, of Now York, rodo 70(1 miles on a bicycle in HI hours and five minutes. (I WoureotToring the IIohhy IIkkald ind the following papers for one year it the prices named below. Semi-Weekly State. $2.25 News and Courier. Weekly 1 75 Thrice-a Week-World. N.'Y. 1.75 1 tome and Farm 1.25 Atlanta Journal. 1.50 MARKETS. ? ( koiioktown. Now Virgin 2.25 Yellow dip 2.25 Scrape 1 50 Spirits turpentine 45 Rosin, common Hoc. "" Wilmington. Spirits turpentine steady. Machine barrels 17 lountrv oarivls 10$ 1 tosi(i steady at ' Par lir a a* :>.o Crude Turpentine. Hard it 30 )ip $2.7)0; Virgin $2 7.0 COT I ON. J )rdinary 3 1 3-1 Oots"( ! -> lood Ordinary 5 3-10" " jOW Middling 7)13-10 ** " iliddling 01 " " lood Middling 68 " " Jorn f)0(<i 52 ] lams !)(</ 10 Ihouldcrs 0 (")7 Ihickcns lo to 27) kirkeys per lt> (live) tetfs 0 I low IVas . OOe. per bush I Annuls 75c " " - " ? 1j? -- ^ CHURCH DIRECTORY L Conway Mktiiouimt. I'lonrliinjjevery Sunday at 11 a id. and 8.0<) p. id. I'ray it > eettne Thtirnd:iv eve*! in" at 8.00 o'clock Suinlity school D.JSO Sunday inortiinu. Hev. il.W. ICIktits, I'nMtor. c. in way llaittir. I'reaeliiug every second and (ourtli Sunday at 11 a. id. and 7.30 p. ni. . RraviTinWilli!/ every Tuesday at 7 :U> p. in. ^ Sunday school every Sunday at 11.30... in. 1 Itev. A. li II'truly, I'astor. | 1 C'oNWA V 1'ltl.MlV TKKIAN*. I'reaelilun every llrat and laird Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday kvIiooI every Sunday afternoon at 1 ock. Ites A. Wlleon, 1'astor. * 4 I'ONWaY t'llUTIT. Int. Sunday 11 a. m. Zlan, 8.30 p. in. IMsgali. > 2nd. ' H.:t) p. in. lliiraiitH 3d.Sunday 11 a in Jordanvillo, :1M> p in Antim h. P li " 11 Oool Spring,3.80 Itrmvn swamp. Itev. \V. K. lturie. I', i\ 'Down Stairs f . J heavy burdens, washing, ironbbing and other laborious duties ?| ictivo of an onormous amount of |B y >ng women wlio are already weak M 1 id by tho ravages of femalo dis- ? irformanco of these heavy labors gfifl to many women, but the suffer- ^ his featuro of the household burn be removed if women will only | | ble to learn how. A few bottles of | rw FEHALE k h LE 0 PANACEA L \ ?(ca-.F.F.)-"? 7 all menstrual Irregularities, and % fnm el a A? ix.? ^ v.<vi>v >viu?ro uiKituiBm iu ll? ^ Ltion. Take St. Joseph's Liver B i small doses If there is any ten- ^ istlpation or indigestion. ^ a 3R A YEAR. H \ mndo a most wonderful cure on the M ? bed-fus^ for twelve inontlis. but your mm * n her prnises of same. B H1XON BROS . Claiborno. Ala. ^ ruggist. If he does not keep it, ^ ^ a bottle, all charges paid. B3 Chattanooga, Tenn. >N f HOTEL. I EY. PROP. UMINKv tJVJ I W ( the country < rds. | Design Modern 1MODATION. 11 III I f IN One of the best [B> A I? IV= GAINS In | YARD WIDE SHEEHI6 Yet Offered /Vt \ GENU. \ Every body Should See it. It 1^5 a hummer t + ii ii m if f not. why not? What? Those new Bod Room Suits We avejiist received also a full line of lhairs, Ce nter Tables, etc. Everyhing needed t.<? furnish your house. A few loading staples which wo rc selling at this season. We menion IE Ah IT AY TEA IRITS OATS SUGAR i T.OUri CORN COFFEE HITTER SOAP CANDY ,ARI> STARCH SAEMON IACON OTGARS SARDINES J iODA TOBACCO POTTED >1 EATS, BAKING POWDER, Cheoots, Canned Goods, and hundreds j >f other articles too numerous to nentOn. carry the MUM >f those goods in this section, we | ire in lino to compete with any first lass Grocery House. Burroughs 6c Collins Co. mmv ralra iIhIsl ? CONWAY, S. C. - - -* C v?We want all the Tobacco in South Carolina, f Our Buyers Have Unlimited Orders. On account of the most L beral Prices, we are getting an immense amount to sell on our floor, but wish more. There is no bait for any one who comes to the Horry Warehouse, but there is a certain fact that each one will got the Market value of their Tobacco, and bo treated with that fairness and liberalitythut has thus far characterized the Conway Tobacco Market. We beg to thank the Horry Tobacco Planters for the handsome patronage giyen us since our opening. The Horry Market is equal to any in the State. Its success in every particular has been far beyond all expectations. Wo pledge you a continuation of our f itthful service and hope to mei it your patronage, Hring 011 your Tobacco and be convinced that we are the people. Yours truly, t ~ v. Horry Tobacco Warehouse J. E. COLES, Manager. A. W. JENKINS 6c SON., Livey Heed and Sale Stables. ? We have on hand a complete stock of VM I IJfc -dUU (IB. I Mil llli! nniirnn ^ - ^1^4^ Ami livery tiling it) 'fl JWtVV em- ^ ll.o line oMIorBC Mil,IIiNLuO Bf x:\ . Vvaov?' I O . , Kfc{! / *?" ' v :r'u* 1 We !t ivt Xv/?Al'-',.L:. ? v -.. just Knew 1 a car load of the . . ' best Buggies on tli market. ('all to see vs. oil j! ee ices shall ee the lest aaa) s.!ti'sfavtjojy (i ija jl la'tel/). ui cut DEPARTMENT STO P E-? *"*' Conway Bargain House \ Is loaded down with Now Goods, and more goods arriving i daily. Remember, we have no old floods to odor you. 1 but all new and up-to-date tfoods of the season. We have an> tiling you want. Make our store your Headquarters Court wee U. We extend ft harty WELCOME to one and all. Thank- 3 in# you for your most liberal pa tro.. aj.ro in the h:k. -- J---.- , We are most respectfully yours, Thompson Co. B. 0. COLLINS, President. D. A. SP1VLY, Cashier BANK OF CONWAY i It ' CONWAY, S. C. Capital Stock $20,000. Surplus Fund '8 000 DIRECTORS: 1 i B. G. Coi.i.ins, \V R. Lkwis, 1). A. Simvk^. C. P. Qdattlkhaum. I<\ A. RriuiouoHB. We transact a general banking business, and guv.rar.tee protnp at ten tion to any and all matters intrusted to our care. This Bank respect fully solicits the deposits of individuals, firms and corporations and will give every reasonable facility consist* ut with sound banking to those doing business with it. t sat!no 8(QOOK joquiaiuoj am* -psiu jopaouujuoqM 'juoiusii jo/jojs i ? - ? -- rur umirinaiiOT ftna JlCO IIlinfltK-Oll wrlt? tO 3!.J S|1 J) WD EOOptHfJtdcSjrs e,pOO]l . ????bn* i? SZShm. I'M" inqXCS3.?,r,,? XON SI Xl 1 SA'?SJ,8? jMentift; ? -" nifati DEAL MERIT is the character- tec:t3r!nthe im ... . T. ,. r, ... world. Sr.'/i- ' lilrnnt istic of Hood s Sarsaparilla. It man - <y , ro* cures even after other preparations fail. " Get Hood's and ONLY HOOD'S. V ' * 1 c, , ' ' - ' !