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-p ? IS Plenty of buyers all re a trial will convince any one PER EECT (I It A1) IN(1 S Yl A ma71 thorous?hiy acyaai O. N. FOSTEF <Thr pon'n Retail I'Ultl.lSIIKl) EVKKY THURSDAY MORNINGBY T1IE CON WAY PUBLISHING CO., CONWAY, S. C. H. ?1. WOODWARD. Editor. SUBSCRIPTION : One Year, - - $1.00. Six Months, - - - .50. Three Months, - - .25. ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. <v*y One cent a word in excess of 150 words for obituaries. I'okthv not accepted. Entered at the 1'oat OlHce at Conway, S. aa Second-clan* Matter. ADVERTISEMENTS : Truualent advertisements $1.00 per inch for the first Insertion, 50 cents nn Inch for ouch subsequent insertion. Notices in lot ul reading mutter, 10 cents per line each Insertion; under head of "Business Notices," 0 cents s tine each insertion. Official advertisements at tno rates allowed by law. liberal contracts will be made for udver tlsing tliree or more months. Thk IIkhai.d will publlsli, at tiie tils cretlon of the Editor letters on subjects of general Interest, when written plainly A ith ink and accompanied by the name of the author. These should be directed to the Editor of 'I UK llsitAM). REMITTANCES For Subscriptk nsor Advertisements must , l?o made to the Manauku, Conway Puhmsuino Company. nan i -r- laanMnHMntr' THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 1000 j Tiik result of the primary election on Aug. 28th may depend upon a single vote. How important then that you attend t ho polls on that day. We wish to impress the importance of this m it tor upon every voter in the count / Don't stay away hut go to the polls' i that day and vote for Horry's candidate, Scarborough. In the Enterprise of Mullins last week. Mr, J. O. Norton attempts to answer an editorial which appeared in this paper a few weeks ago. We do not deem it necessary to say anything further on the subject as ho has utterly failed to answer the arguments set forth in the editorial. He writes a long article, it is true, but it gains its length from a weak attempt at sarcasm and ridicule. But before we leave the subject we will stale that Mr. Norton entirely omits the chief reason why we so llatly refused to publish his article. When ho handed it to us with therequest that it l)e published, we re^ plied that wc would read it and then ^ tell him whether it could be published or not. We had read but a few lines on the first pago when Mr. Norton commanded us to stop, as he could not allow us to read it unless we would first promise to publish it. We told him that wc deemed it one of our rights as an editor, to read all matter offered for publication before promising to publish it, and if he do nied us this right in this case, of course his article would not be published. He wanted the editor to make an iron clad promise to publish an article that the editor had never f # seen. His course was difficult to , understand. It simply meant that his article contained matter that he knew was objectionable. This is one reason why his article was refused publication. The charge that I do not write my ' own editorials is absolutely false. Mr. Scarborough had nothing whata HE PI i\ NA XklOPEN AN 1 iiv/ ?w v/i luii nil i dy here and more on the w that we are the people to Jo VfKJ\! > under the ma nag en N tiled' with all grades of Tot Manager. ever to do with the editorial in question. As to the typewriter, 1 will say that as my business increases I shall eninlov such heln as 1 nmv find necessary, and whether I choose to employ a typewriter or write my articles by hand, I shall try to work in the interests of Horry and her people and leave all the ' loafing" for him who has ever shown, we think, a constitutional tendency toward that kind of thing. The charge that Mr Scarborough used his inlluonce with Mr. Hreeden, the supervisor of the census, to have appointments made in his (Scarborough's) interest and against lion, .lames is absolutely false as shown by a letter from Mr. Hreeden now on I file in Mr. Scarborough's olliee and open to the inspection of anybody. Here is Mr. Hreeden's own language copied from the letter: "Von (Scarborough) are responsi ble for the failuto of no man in Horry county to receive an appointment; any report or charge to the contra ry ?s absolutely untrue." We will doubtless publish this letter in full in some issue in the near fut ure. Was It A Miracle? "The marvelous euro of Mrs. Rena J. Stout of Consumption has created intense excitement in Cainmack, liul." writes Marion Stuart, a loading druggist of Muneie, liul. She only weighed 1MI pounds when her doctor in York ton said she must, soon die. Then she began to use Dr. King's New Discovery and gained 117 pounds in weight and was completely cured." It has cured thousands of hopeless eases, and is positively guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung diseases. 50c and $1.00 Trial bottles free at Dr. E. Norton's drug store. liucksport Items. Mr. D. V. Richardson is visiting relatives and friends in Whitcville, N. C. Mr. M. CJ. Anderson, of Annandale, S. C., visited friends at Rucksport last week. Mr. A. C. Ilarper, a tormer employee of the Richardson Cypress Lumber & Shingle Co., of this place, has accepted a more lucrative position with the Sautec Lumber Co., of Annandale, S. C. Rev. E. C. Railey, of Timmons,'ille, S. C., delivered an excellent sermon :it the WiwiMimnw Pi'ncki.tn. rian church last Sunday. The Bucksport Baseball team was recently organized with Messrs. J. W. Little and John S Buck as managers. It is hoped that in all our contests the name Bucksport shall be a synonym of victory. On account of the excellent work of our pitcher, Mr. Richardson, and the constant practice of the team, we have every reason to believe that it shal' be so. On last Friday a party of pleasure seekers from Eddy Lake, Port Harrelson and Bucksport began making a journey to the town by the sea. At Bucksville thev were joined by Mrs. M. S. Buck aud-her two guests, Mrs. E. N. Shaw, of Cameron. Texas, and Miss Bailie Foster, of Nashville, Tenn , in whose honor the trip was given. As tr.is was the first visit of the party to that place they were all delighted with the situation and prospects of the new town by the sea. A welcome shower drove the party into the house where the chaperone soon spread an elegant collation tempting the appetite of all. Donning their bathing suits the party repaired to the strand to allow the Nashville beauty to take her first dip in the murmuring waves of the dark blue sea. Too soon was the command homeward ho! heard. And ere the sun had sunk to rest In the shadow of the west, The Waccamaw we had crossed And left the waves on which we tossed. The words we heard o'er and o'er Was again to see t he shore, And what a pleasure it would he, To once more visit the town by the sea Mki s Pathia The Most Reliable Worm Destroyer in Use. Messrs 1. M. & B. P. Powell, prom inent merchants in Columbus county, N. C. wrote us in July 1887, that "Rev. Mr. T. C. Floyd gave his child one dose of Boykin's "Worm Killer," and the resuli^w^^^^^jrms^lle by . >? - L ^? E OPL /1ARION. ? 0 PREPARED TO ny with unlimited ordersf andle their cro/js and see ft tent of Ir. John A ')(lcco, ir/io has already cm/) ELLIS County Campaign. The following is a schedule of the county campaign: Dog I tin IT, Aug. 1H; (lalivants Ferry at. Clmppol Hill, Aug 11: Floyds at Floyds School House, Aug. 15; (ireen Sea, Aug. 1('?; Hay hero, Aug. IT: Uound Swamp, Aug. IS; Little Uiver.it Little Uivor village, Aug. 20; Dogwood Neck, Tilly Swamp, Aug. 21; Socasteo at the Academy, Aug. 22; Ducks at, (Ireonwood, Aug. 2J; Conway. Aug. 21 The names of the Managers of Flection will appear two weeks her ? i : ? IUI > i uc |?I-1 iiiiirv, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and reconstructing the exhausted digestive organs. It is the latest discovered digestant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efllclcncy. It instantly relievos and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea. Sick Ilcadachc,Gastralgla,Cramps ami all other results of imperfect digestion. I'rlco &0c. and SI. T.arRo hI/.o contains US tlmos small slzo. lloolc all a bout dyspepsia mailed free Prepared by E. C. DeWITT A CO.. Chlcao' * Adrian Items. Aouian, S C., July JlOth.? Mr. O. N. Jenrette visited friends at r\-?, .1 s:,.i.. ( i i? . v_'vyv/1 KJJII iiip^ UI.M naiuMlay ?11111 mmday. Mr. A. .1. White, after a stay of several months in Georgia, returned home last week. Mr. \V. I\ had the misfortune to lose a tine horse recently. Some of our people attended the Pee Dee union at Uehohoth church last week and reported a nice time. The next session j*oes to Pleasant Meadow. Mishoe and Woodward are the leading candidates for Mouse of Representatives in this section. Deaths, Died on Juno 27th 1000, Mr. fames T. Mux, aged about do years, lie leaves a wife and four small children to mourn his loss. His remains were interred at (food Hope church, of which he was a consistent member. Mrs. Louisa Martin, wife of K. M. Martin died .Inly 11th 1000. utfed about 05 years. She had been aeon* sistcnt member of Good Hope church for quite a number of years and before her death expressed herself at bein?j fully prepared for the end. She leaves an aj^ed husband and a lar^o circle of relatives and friends to mourn her departure. An infant chi <1 of Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. I lolines died on July 4th. 1000. One of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Amnions children died July 26th 1000. We extend our heartfelt sympatliies to all of the bereaved in their sad a Miction. J. N. J. Blanche Items. The health of this community is good. We are having nice showers of rain, which was much needed, but I don't think crops in this section are injured as much by drought as I have seen elsewhere. Tobacco farmers are still busy cureing and hauling tobacco. Mr. Fred M ishoe of (I reel yville, S. C., has been visiting relatives in this community. Misses Leila and Fannie Housend, of Conway, are visiting at Ml*. Dock lMiipps this weekMr. O. M. Cannon of this place has gone to Conwa.v to day on b.isi ncss. Hurrah for Mr. Scarborough for Congress. M. N. Arrest disease by the timely use of Tutt's Liver Pills, an old and favorite remedy of increasing popularity. Always cures SICK HEADACHE, sour stomach, malaria, indigestion, jtorpid liver, constipation f bilious diseases. 'S Liver PILLS r f*YT V i i - i.M i ES W SOUTH C HANDLE ALL T >r all grades of bright leaf ia! they GET FULL MAM I kilen, of tf luyod for us a great many & MURC JOHNSON <& JOHSON. ORAI.KltS IN General Merchandise, Have bar?/ainfc In (JIIOCKKI KS, NOTIONS, siloes. (lood Khuir $ I ">n per barrel. Hi'ine uh your Cldekens and to' If you need horses we have them. v an on ns lor U A KC A I NS. We are offering tin* Ifoituv 11 kkai.i> and the following papers for one your :t I the priees named below. Semi-Weekly State. $2.25 News and Courier, Weekly 1 75 Thrice-a Week-World. N. Y. 1.75 I Itnne and Farm I 25 Allanta Journal. 1.50 NOT I am to the front agi MERCH Thanking alt 1113 friends for past f?tvi Conway to visit my store, where you GENERAL MERCH Conway, and my prices are winne of the numerous bargains that you wi Clothing! Men's Cants, worth $1.50, for, , ?, Men's Pants, worth $1.25, fo/#,?,,. Men's Suits, worth $8.00. for, Men's Suits, a few left, worth $7.00 We have a Job to Men's Wool Huts, Men's crash Huts, worth 50 cents, fo Men's Huts, u better (juulity, for.. . Shoes! Men's Shoes, worth $1.25 our price. Men's Shoes, worth $1.50 our price Men's Shoes, Hand sewed, worth $8.1 Childreils Shoes, worth 25c. must g< Chi'.drens Shoes, worth 85c. must go Childrens Shoes, worth 50c. must go Dry G Prints, per yard Pec Dee Pin ids, per yard 4 | 1 Sheeting, per yard Mattress Ticking, per yard Ued Ticking, per yard All kinds of Dress Goods at pric< and crockery, stoves and Heaters. lh' sure and attend t he opening s 20th Yours for t S. T. SE CONWA to Tiir nnur IU II MI AND ADJOIN J We have leas edthent S- C., k nown as the Fapmcfs V The place for farmers to sel ing Sales on July '2, Every pile of tobacco sold ot personal attention. We h strong com petition on our GIVE IT YOUR G.T. THAXT f r A R E i JAROLINA OBACCO ENTRUS' Our corps of men cannot I CET YALIJE If !/ou a re n lis Count} competent graders who are > ;hison, f MARKETS. G KOKOKTOWN. New Virgin,. . 2.25 Yellow dip 2.25 Scrape 1.50 Spirits turpentine 47$ Rosin, common K5c. 1 VV It XI f VllTOV Spirits turpentine steady. Machine barrels -Hi 1 Countrv ourrels 45$ Ho firm at $1.15 Tar #1.80 j Crude Turpentine.?Hard #1.85 c Dip #8.00; Virgin . COTTON. Ordinary 618-1 (Setsf* lb)1' Good Ordinary 81 " " 1 Low Middling 8 18-16 i4 14 Middling 01 ?? ?? Good Middling .0 5-8 " 44 ( Corn 50(a) 521 flams 9(a}10 Shoulders 6 @7 Chickens 10 to 25 Tnrkovs n??r lh fliv<>^ ICtftfs 9 Cow Peas t>0c. per bush i Peanuts 75o " 44 PATENTS4M' i ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY 1 Notice in " Inventive Are " |i U |n |i < i Hook "How toobtaiw Patents" | | lb j ! r Charyet motleraU. No foe till patent Is secured. 1 ; letters strictly confidential. Addrees, 1 ! i I. C. SIGGERS, Patent Lawyer, Washington, D.C. 1 ICE! tin with a full line of ANDISE. ors. would kindly ask you when in will lind the best line of IANDISE Ever kept before n j rs to the trade. Below we t|UOte a 11 lind in our Store. Clothing! $1.24. ..c. 98c. $4.98. fur $2.49. Offer you in Hats! r 19 cents. r 2d cents. 01 cents. Shoes! 1K1 cents, $1:24. 50 must go for $2.75. for 17 cents. for 21 cents. for 33 cents oods! ' n 5 cents. I1 5 cents. 5 cents. " 01 cents. 12 to 1 i cents. i?s never before heard of. Furniture Also all kinds of Notions. v ales of Tobacco, July 24th, 25th and msiness, '< QQiriMQ Y.S! C. II 101 JYG CO UNTIES, iw Warehouse at Con/rat/f ^ ^/afcholise. / Wc wilt hCLVP, oilt nit p. n ifht 25th and 2(ibh. \ i our floor ah till hare our t l arc plenty of buyers and e m a rket this sea son \ patronage "ON, Manager / HOuS ? mrn a n T It!) 1U lib LAMt )e excelled any where, and i ot //re//a red to handle //our < r 9 low ready to go to work. 11/ >roprietcr nrt nrnnw rnn tnr n il Mil It I un Tuesday August 7lh, 11HK), which w icre and Ciuulbourn, N. C. The way to got ready, is to buy youi Slippers, Hats, Clothing, Shirts, Collar ises and everything else you need from Conway Bart iy trading with us from now until Aug mough to pay for your tickets and have joods of better quality Ac., than you w< We have been leading in low prices it this pointand will continue to do so \ firing to that enviable reputation as lea Our buyer, Mr. A. C. Thompson wi itock about Auirust20ih. from now nt lous bargains in all Suininct' floods. Let vis equip you for the trip to Wil II! 1 V. MJSENRURY, See. ami Troas. ai1 ?f'u? SfifJftetl? ^ I HAVE SUFFERED With painful menses. attended with sour ate m fuid occasional whites. I also have severe nc bad 1 cannot reat. 1 have used various fctnal no relief until about two months uko. when Female Panaoen and ST. JOSKI'U'8 I.IVKI M wore good than all others. I shall continue Gleniuore. (la. If your case Is complicated, write M formation regarding the uho ol this ni gi8t. If lie does not keep it send us X charges paid. L. (lliRSTLU HORRY WA rhe Leading House AT A 1 hog to announce to my friends tin on ted the Horrv Warehouse for this ?< xelusively under my control. We pro ess basis, treating all customers alike r rice for their tobacco. Our success last year has assisted i uyors for this season who will be here The Horrv is always open and will <. ng thiday that you bring it. The buyers of Virginia and North C /ay. The farmers of Horry County art The Horry Warehouse is to furnish 311. Let all work for the Conway marke nd satisfaction. Yours wit J. E. I. (i. COLLINS, President. BANK OF C conw; Capital Stock $20,000. DTI? PPTfl *. G, Collins. W K. Li C P. Quattlkbaum, r. '.&i i.V T Wo transact a general banking busine on to any and all matters intrusted to "his Bank respectfully solicits the dep orporations and will give cverv reascno tanking to those doing business with it ( - V E, 1 im re arc satisfied that a rop at hom e, we have a fl /nrf i/our Tobacco along. S. MUD (1.1. ill stop ut all stations between r Dress Goods, Triinmin^s, Shoos. s, Cult's, Neckwear, Trunks, Vathe ^ain House ust 7th, you can save more than spending money as well as more Duhlhaveby trading clsewhero. from the opening day of our store ogardlcss of our competitors asiders in low prices. 11 start North to buy our Fall itil then we will give you tremenmington, cl ewheiv or at home. in hoi. A. C. THOMPSON, President. I ... n T ~ 5 First .Symptom* of ^ .Ins Health in a Woman ll| IVOUSNESSZ aver think that there is always a lis malady? In women Nervous* H nerally the forernnner of eomo ^ male disease, each a* White*, X ofuse or Irregular Menses, etc., fl| ?1 hioh will produce Nervousness ^9 distressing intensity. If you nso i's Female Panacea? ' (O.F.F.)"?- ! ery soon bo cured of Ntrvous- ^ 1 other female troubles as well. ft| j, move the bowels with mild ^ . Joseph's Liver Regulator. l FOR YEARS imacli, rushing of blood to tho head, rvona spells and.heart palpitation so M e remedies for n Jong time but found ? ( commenced using your Gerstle a H tt KKUCIiATOK, und they are doing me their use. ^ MRS. SARAH JENKINS. us nnd wo will Rive you fall in- pi edicine. Get it iVom your drug$1 und we will send a bottle, > & CO.. Chattanooga, Tcnn. Jf REHOUSE. Leading Market. roughout tlu>* County that I luvve >ason, and its management will bo pose to run it on a strictly busiind snoimr 11mt tlmn ?.. r..u ..... UIKIU lllll V tllliu us in organizing a largo corps of before the opening sell your tobacco at any hour durhirolina arc turned towards Con> coming to Conway to sell! headquarters for this grand Un t, and we will guarantee success h confidence. COLES, Manager. ~~?-. . . '? I). A. SPIVEY Cashier CONWAY ^Y, S. ^ Surplus Fund $8 000 ?US: icwis, 1). A. Snvrt. P. A. Burroughs. ss, and guarantee prompt attenour caro. osits of individuals, firms and iblo facility consistent villi sound \ . , v 1 * -