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<Thc $i*irn UmldL t'lTIILlSllKI) KVKRY THURSDAY MOUSING* IIV Til K CONWAY PlJlil TSUING CO., CONWAY, S. C. M. M. WOODWARD. Editor. BUBSUUlP'l ION : Ono Year, - - $1.00. Six Months, - - .00. Throe Months, - - .26. ALWAYS IS ADVANOX. In*" One cent a word in excess of 150 words for obituaries. Pokthy not AOOKPTKI). Kntero<l lit the Post Oltlce at Conway, 8. C., in Second-class Matter A1) V E ltTI S KM RNTS : Transient advertisement* $1.00 per inch for the first insertion. 50 cents an inch lor each subsequent insertion. Notl e? in local reading matter, 10 cents per line each insertion; under head of "business Notices," 0 cents a line each insertion. O Ulclii 1 advertisements fit tint raves allowed by law. ulherttl contracts will t>e mauo tor adver Using three or more months. Tmk IIkham) will publish, ?t the din cretiou of the Editor letters on Mtibjeet# of general interest, when written plainly with ink and accompanied by the name of the author. These should be directed to the Editor of '1iik IIbkald. REMITTANCES For Bubscripticnsor Advertisements must l>e made to the Manaokh, Conway publishing comi'ant. ?????? III IBamilliiBIMHIHfl lim THURSDAY, APRIL 18 1001 Every man vvlio owns a piece of real property in the town should try to improve it while good times hold out. The union meeting nt the Horry Tobacco Warehouse opened last Sunday under very promising conditions. We hopo it will succeed In accomplishing much go<nl. The cheapness of periodicals and books now-a days puts good reading within reach of everybody. A man should read a good deal of current literature but this is not saving that he should believo all of what he reads. Tub train should never have been allowed to nr down Main Street with its smoke nd cinders and racket 1 n the da\ when the road was built, the peopl < wore doubtless so glad to get it thai ihey were willing to let it be put down anywhere. We see their mistake now We ire not much in love with very extended newspaper controversies and have lY)m time to time, as we thought best, cut short certain matters of that kind, just at a point, beyond which we did not think it proper for them to go. When kept within the boundd of reason and propriety, a controversy may be interesting and instructive to our readers. When allowed tc go too far, and the parties begin tc go into personalities and subjects entirely foreign to the bone of contention, the only result is the awake nirg of a bitter personal feeling in the breasts of those immedi.tely concerned in the controversy and a sense of disgust in the minds of the reading public. A certain tax execution aboul which Messrs Smith and McCaskil seem to differ, is likely to cause ai extended controversy unless we, ii the exercise of our editorial author ity, interpose to cut it short. It ii a matter about which we, of course know nothing. We just, wish to b< fair to all concerned With there ply to the article in this issue, r.hoult the other party desire to reply to it both the gentlemen will havo hat the same chance at it, and we thin! that tliis is as far as this controvcr sy should go. A Horrible Outbreak. "Of large sores on my little daugh tor's head developed into a case o & goald head" writes C. I). Isbill t? Morganton, Tenn., but Uuuklcn'i THAT TAX EXECUTION. ! Mr. Jere B. Smith Replies i Editor Herald: ? I tun not in foi any lonj< newspaper controversy. I simply state facts us they arc. Tin people can place the responsibility where they please u ltd the courts o justice can punish the guilty. Mr. J N Martin is the gcntleinut who paid the money for me on thai execution, and the payment was not denied in tiiopresence of Mr. Murtii and myself. | 1 admit that the reeoipt and exe tuition arc filed away together. Tho\ will likely remain so until the inon c.v goes into the treasury. I can prove ip court that the mon ey was collected and the execution st ill held unpaid, and with all tin threats of a certain ex-ollicial t< whipnie, I don't propose to be in timidatcd. I no not travel over tin Carolinas to bo whipped by ovcr.y one who does not. happen to fanc.y me. When ever he sees fit to carry out his threat, ho will probably sei his error. 1 shall say no inorc in regard U this matter. The right to hold out public servants to a strict account ability is a safe guard to our govcr ment. I have only asked yvhere m.v money yvont Those yvlio should be able to tell me, have failed to do so ami get mad because 1 expose tin i fraud, if fraud there has been, lean, however, cotnc with other things fully as ugly, connected with thin matter, if forced to do so. Very truly, J. 11. BSirrii. Another View of the Subject. Editor Hkrai.d:?1 read some yvcoks ago, your editorial on grum bling and fault-finding 1 lind two cuasses of grumblers. The one I like, the other I dislikeThere is the man that does but lit tie and wants tyvice as much as be earns, lie wunts a great price for ull lie sells and yvauts to pay nothing for all that he buys. He wants tc l'un vrnil' lilivituiau irnMin.fo .I..II.... j .. uuuui n day unci earning twenty-live cents. He goes around telling that he can't stand the man he is with. Paul was one of God's grumblers. The Thesalouians were trying to eat bread without work but he told hem not to do it for he wrought with labor night and day that he might 1 not bo chargeable to any man, The man who tries to live in thit 1 world has to grumble if he lives right, The more he cares for Ida fellow man, the more he grumbles at his neglect of duty. In the iSpring God grumbles ir the Heavens and tells that it is time to sow the seed And Solomon said ; that he who would not plow because of the cold should beg in harvest time. His son David said: "Draw me not away with the wicked which speak peace to their neighbors but mischief in their hearts" and lit grumbles on at length. I could fill a book with God's grumblers. Oh, that we had more fathers and mothers that would grumble at their children with an eye to their happinosj both here and hereafter. Learn them to depend upon their own industry. God never called a sluggard to do his work hero. As 1 am one of the grumblers, 1 am glad J can say: ''Roll on durk waves. 1 dread not the foam, the grumbler is longing for home, sweet homo, where ho will have no one to grumble at." "Q." Qurley. The health of this town is good. Mr. P. 11. Susser and little son Archie, have been ill for the past week, but we are glad to say they are improving and will soon be up again. Turpentine will bring a good price this year. Mr- Harmon Mish oe has bought another turpentine still and orotmblv will hare ii, iv?:uK< soon. No doubt he will make it hot for some of the buyers. It is reported that Allsbrook Bros, t at Sanford, S. C., have sold their , shaie of guano for this season. Sold 40 carloads. ')on't you think this does well provided tins is a good ! crop year? Mr. A. F. Cannon of Loris, spent last Saturday night in this town on his way to Louisville. Rev. II. B. Roberta failed to meet 1 his appointment at the Watts school 1 house last Sunday at 4 p. in. A large congregation gathered and was disappointed.' Mr. A. L. Mincy has gone into the watermelon business. Be is going to plant about one acre in water' melons and cantaloupes. Mr. Lewis, the hustling merchant of Joppa, was in our town Monday after a load of freight. 1 I think the future will be bright > for both the fanners and merchants l or at least the prospects arc better and times more lively than they were last year at this time. Mr. R. M i'rince Jr, was home oil 1 a|short \ i >it last week. X. Y. Z. s Night Was Her Terror, 'T would cough nearly all night ' long." writes Mrs. Charles AppleI gate, of Alexandria, Ind.. "and ? cou'd hardly get any sleep. I had , consumption 80 bad that if 1 walked a block 1 would cough frightfully and spit blood, but, when all other modi 4 cinos failed, three $1, bottles of Dr. , King's New Discovery wholly cured > ine and I gained 58 pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed to cure Cough Colds, La Grippe, Bronchitis and ' all throat and Lung Troubles. , Price 50cand fl. Trial bottles free 1 at E Norton's drug store. Everybody is going to Myrtle Beach Friday. In addition to trees plants, vines, etc., the Home wood Nurseries w II f have a fine lot of cabbage and to f niato plants, etc., for sale. Drop * me .i caul and 1 will deliver stock in [, ^ r % Hruce. Wo had some very fine woathei ! last week and a nice rain on Satur day evening. Mr I). F. Stevens of Eldorad< paid us a short visit last Saturday , and we are expecting him to mov< near Hammond to work for Mr. W R, Royals. Mr A. T. Sujrj^s of our community has moved int.. his nt>w dwi.llin#* ..... , ? "?n w'" , lias a happy homo. , Mr (I. K Stevens has had are lapse and is very ill. What has become of the lJiset boy'1' Is he de.uloront looking foi that little girl to do his cooking Let s all tak" the paper because it , is worth reading. K. K. II. > Dulah. The farmers are busy phiutin^ their crops There will be sum.* tobacco raised in this section this year. We have preaching monthly at Good Hope church by Uov. G L?\ Stanley, and a Sunday School every Sunday under the care of Kovt H. (I. holmes. Superintendent. The church and Sunday School arc doing well. The mail schedule from San ford , to Dulah has heen changed from evening to morning and lias also cluing ed from Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays to Mondays, Wednesday.* and Fridays It is due at Dulali the last mentioned days at 0 o'clock We are glad to sec our county pn , per so much improved and wish ii P a great success. Fiiikno. ) mrnam+m* Worthams. A very heavy rain foil 011 the 18th The clattering of guano distribu ' tors and^&quoaling of cotton plant 1 ers make? lively times around Wor thams. Corn is beginning to j)oop up ant the recent frost makes it look yel ' low. i Farmers are planting more con 1 ami less cotton. ' Mr. Hud Gore and wi o were tin Quests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stan ' ley iast Sunday. ! Mr. C. C. Gore made a flying trij on the coast last Friday. Mr. John Gore of Barnes is spend * ing a few days in this vicinity. Mr Dock Prince and wife of tin 1 Springfield section visited relative} ' here last week, returning home or ! Sunday. Where is our Powollvillc eorres 1 pondent, Yakutat. Cool Spring Plenty of rain and cool weather Some farmers are plowing upthcii corn and planning again. Married at the residence of Mr. (.). W. Johnson. Miss Lulu Skippei - to Mr. Charley Johnson. Magistraci ? N. M Mishoe performing ihe cere inony. Rev .G. F. Stanley will preach the funeral of Mr. J. H. Smith at Ant.i och church on next Sunday at II o'eiock. Rev. H. II. Holmes of Adrian paid his daughter Mrs Glasgow ti pleasant visit last week. 1 Rev T. 11. Reynolds, our pastor preached at this place on Saturday 1 the 6th iast. He preaches regular ly on the 4th Sunday in each month 1 Hon Jeremiah Mishoe has a hook containing about f>00 pages in liif ' library which he prizes very high It is 110 years old and hears the title, "Every Man his Own Lawyet or A Summary of the Laws of Hug1 land." How would this compare 1 with the Statutes of South Carolina: 1 lie has another ancient volume 21i years old, an exact collection of t he debates in the House of Com mn> 1 held at, Westminister Oet. 2, 1080. Zti> Coon i 1 Hnmmond. | Farmers arc through planting corn and are busy preparing for cotton. Mr. J I. Ward went to Wilmington last Monday and returned the following day. Wo suppose ho went to purchase a new lot of goods, Some think that Mr Ward will do | a more successful business than he did last year. One of our correspondents said that he thought foxes were numer1 ous in this county by their writing The white rabbit is more numerous nr und his place. Mr. .1 li. Cox spent lust Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Daisy We would be glad to hear from ' our Mr Holmes of Texa. again. We arc always glad to read his wri1 tings. I Let every man in the county sub1 scribe to the Hxrald. I .T. Biun. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure | Digests what you eat. Itartificinlly digests the food and aids Nature In strengthening ard recon structing the exhausted digestlvo or? gans It is the latest discovered digest* ant and tonic. No other preparatlob 1 can approach it in efficiency. It instantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, ! PPp B? 5 JOJc HI ? - kH: c ? * H o 38 -> ~ o O 3- 2 s s g.; a ? a* o * *n ^ :: rr g *il ~? c c _. w u. fW - 5 g. ? ? <& U ft : * * & a o 3. 7 2 ' ^ 3. =? a I rf" p | 3B 5 - - I 7 ^ a 5, n o <5 r? y r> p *7" "* 13 o ^ t C q O . o . cr '< = \ / p 3 I B i-P-'y S 2.S. r.% ? I = g S w t O a C/i ~i I I Q 3 -J ? H ~n p.3 a "1 a ,.m ^ r? ? # * * C/>< 3 ? 5 31 |?S 2' 3 >f> 5Sr? ? '.* T6 '< C/) | I When you nuod lot ti?r heads, note i heads, bill li aids and nice envelopes 1 | or printing of any kind, why net.: i have it done at tin* IIkh.M.1) ofliee 11 and give your business to a homo !. onterpri -e. To patronize those wholj patronize you is fair and t i^ht. 1 IJ I li 1 ^ I. 1 I !R U? ^pil | ?1 *?3>F i ^_i?s*ii?? . 2Sli f r?'?5f!S ? of : Infill !frl I V " Imb fig ^sl ' , 1 m ? ll^il a- Gng , 11, i o fe l c?n i j a I 11 | y^3 j II !| E ' i cz=>.1 i IMyy' p n"iLJl i ; r Horses AND j MuleSo 1 We will have in by January 25th, ] A CAR 10AD ] we are carrying a | full stock of Horses. Mules, Busies, Koud Carts, Wagons ami Harness, j i In short, everything in the line of t horse millinery, it is to our interest to sell and we intend to Undersell , all our eoillOf>t.ito??K w<? urn in ill/. ? i - i \ business to sell, and we sell, profit or iio piotit. we guarantee the j ? best values in the market, and our | prices are lixed to suit the farmer | and tlio laboring man. Call on us j . when you want anything in our line, j : A. W. Jenkins & Son. ? Agents for the famous Rock llill and Coluinoia Buggies. Nov. 1st 11)00. tf. fro [Youi\g Women The entry Into 'womanhood Is a critical time lor a girl. Little menstrual dis >rders started at that time soon * grow into fatal complications. That female troubles are tilling graveyards proves this. Wine of Cardui establishes a painless and natural menstrual ' How. When once this important function is started rights a healthy life will usually follow. Many women, young . nd old, owe their lives to Wine ot Cardui. There is nothing like It to f[lve women freedom from pain and to it young women for every duty of life. $1.00 bottles at druggists. Miss Delia M. Strayer, Tully, Kan.i "I have suffered untold pain at menstrual pe- j rlods for a long time, was nervous, haJ no appetite, ana lost interest in everything, in fact was miserable. I have taken four bottles of Wine of Cardui.with Thedford's Black-Draught, when needed, and to-day | I nin entirely cured. I cannot express the thanks I feel for what you have done for me," I Kor nrtvlce In rosea raqnlrlng sprolnl flireo, lions, nddn*?a, giving symptoms, Hie ladies ft Advlaoiy l>0|>Rrtinont. The Clinttnn oga Med1 Iclno Company, Challunooga. Tenu. / B. 0. COLLINS, President. BANK OF CONW Capital Stock $20,000on B. G. Collins. W C. P .QlTATTLKHAr.M, We transact a general banking tionto any and all matters Inirix This Hank respectfully solic its t corporations and will jjlvc ever\ i I ^-1.1 lit ? uamung to inose doing business NEW YORK THE GREAT 1 have now come before the patronuge and these are the mer I have the best goods for the promise von the best goods that i ire figured down at the lowest po have th opportunity of proving 1 3Al{f?ATNS that awaits your in gnu Shoes for only $1. Still bet-to Lo $1.25are simply beaut'es. 2p i suikIs of other artieles just as rli it'ess goods, tVrua e.s, Calleo *s. Hosiery, Ladies. Men's and Hoy priees to suit everybody. ('mie that I mean what I say Yours for t W. 11. (Ill Wo Sot the Pace, ] Keep SI we have our store loaded wi Gfoods, Notions. Clothing. Hals. Our O. K rook Stoves are sti teed for 15 years. we have H/ week and help ih whoop he up ih'ss Booms. The past is <h i*e have done for our cus omers. v when we ?;ei in our larcv and lian reecntly purchased from J. M <>l CONWAY BA E. V. DUSENBURY, Sec. and Treas. HORRY A The Leading House 1 bej/ to announce to mv fric rented the Horry Warehouse for ixelusively under my control. \ ness basis, treatingall customers price for their tobacco. Our success last vear lias ass buyers for this season who will I The Horrv is always open an inc the day that you brine it. The buyers of Virginia and ? way. The farmers of Horry Con The Horrv Warehouse is ?.o f ion. Let all work for the Conway and satisfaction. Yo W. E. fl IE, Ell T)E Horses, Mules, and ! A full stock on hand at all lii Wo don't say that wo sell pro arofit and guarantee satisfaction New Lot of Horses M CONw S __ I HAVE SUFF With painful niensea. attended with M and occasional whites. I also have ut bad I cannot rest. 1 have used varion ftp relief until about two months oko Female Panacea and ST. JosP.Pll M more ?ood than all others. I shall cc Qlenmore, (la. If your case is eotviplioatod, formation regarding tho tiae of # fflflt. If he does not keep it at X all charges paid. I.. (IfiR: [). A. SP1VEY Cashier. ( : CONWAY AY. S. C , S<(/ /)/us Fund ><V-000 ! SECTORS: . 1 I U. Tjf.wis, 1). A. Simv kv. j F. A. RritrinuniiS. ?. rAW - *- ? J business, and guarantee prompt atten- sted to our cure lie deposits of individuals, firms and r< as liable facility consistent v itli sound wifn if. HACKET STORE. 1 BARGAIN GIVER. ptM?|>K* of Horry County to solicit your its upon which I ask them least money that was ever offered. I nouey can buy for the price, My prices ssiblc margin. (Jive me a call. Lot me what I say by showing you some of tin speetion A good pair of farmers Hro r grade for $1 2b Ladies shoes from !>(> ,cks br tss shoe nails for f>e. and thoucap and cheaper that consist of Ladie(Jinghuns. Silks. Laces, Embroidery > s Hats, Carpet, Straw Matting, all at and see for yours If and be convince* radc. 1ESTN1JT, Manager. Itut Only Ourselves Can ;ep With It. th brand new goods in every line. Dry Cups Hosts, shoes, Groceries, etc ill in the lend, with stove back guarnnv IIG A1 Xs for o '^rybodv. come in court we boom business by offering busi>ad. we do not depend so much on what is what wo are doing, and intend to do dsome store that we will erect on the lot iver. RGAIN HOUSE. A. C. THOMPSON. President. WAREHOUSE. AT A Leading Market. nds throughout the County that 1 have | this season, and i's management will be | Vo propose to run it on a strictly busi- | alike and seeing that they get full value | I isted us in organizing a large corps of | >e here before the opening , d will sell your tobacco at any hour dur- , Corth Carolina are turned towards County are coming to Conway to soli! urnish headquarters for this grand Un ] market, and we will guarantee success urs with confidence. I. E. COLES, Manager. * ? i PORTER, h n ALEU JN [ Buggies, Wagons harness. | nes. Bigcst value for your money. lit, or no profit, but wo sell for a small to our customers at all times. ules and Wagons Just in. ay, s. c. --ht* 1 NwtpQjPBHMWHBi' *"11 w?1 ot the First Symptoms of \ Failing Health in a Woman Isl ERVOUSNESSZ d you ever think that there la always a ? o for thia malady? In woman Nervous. is generally iho forernnner of some ^ of female disease, swch as Whites, X ful, Profhae^or Irregular Monses, etc., j ir of which will Drodnna I of its distressing intensity. If you use ^ "stle's Female Panacea? ) * II will Tory soon be cured of Nervous- M and all other female troubles as well. ?|8 costive, move the bowels with mild ^ i of St. Joseph's Liver Regulator. \ ERED FOR YEARS , sour stomach, rushing of blood to the head. ^9 'vcro Horvwus spells and heart palpitation so M s female remedies for n joug timeout found , when I oommemced usivig your Geretle'e K3 S I.IVBR KEOEIiATvK, and they are doiag me ^ mtinive their use. __ X. MK8. SARAH J EM KINS. ^ write us and wo will give you fall la- H this medicine. Get it ftrom your drug- X Mid un $1 and we wiH seed a bottle, ) 5TLE 4t CO.. Chatttmooge. Tess. lonway & Sea Shore Railroad. Duilj except Sunday. InotTeetNov. 1st, 11)00. Southbound.? No. 15 "..oave Conway 7 00 u in joavc Pine Island 7 15 a in \rrivo Myrtle I touch 0 00 a in Northbound.? No. 14. Leave Myrtle Ueacli <> 00 p m Leave I'uie Island (! #> p ui \rri\e Conway 7 00 p m D. T McNeill, Gen. Manager t\. M IWmoughs, Ass'lGen. Mngr. Wm -KS?K '|?O.V!lO'I M r!iaAV o r ua 'mi>jpi>v B js??? 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So many are cut off by resumption in early years thf4 there is real cause for anxiety. In the curly stages, when not beyond the reac.ii of medicine, Mood's Sarsaparilia will re-tore the quality and quantity of th? blood and thus <riv? food health. Head the following letter: "It is but just to write about my laughter t'ora, aged 19. She wa^ com* slotcly run down, declining, had that tired feeling, and frienon said who would not ivo over threb months. She had a bad Cousrh ind nothing scorned to do her any good 1 happened to rend about llood** Ho map** ilia and had her give it a trial. Prom th* rory first dose she began to got bettor. \flor taking a few bottles she was com* >letely cured und her health has been tb? est ever since." MRS. ADDIK P?AKf 2 Hail and Piece, Amsterdam, N. Y. "1 will say that my mothor has not nted my cast i i is strong words as I to I'd have done. Hood's Bnrsnparilla las truly cured mc and I nm now well." ."oka Pkcr, Amsterdam, N. Y. 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