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I < Tbk 11 kuali) will publish, at the din- | cretion of the Editor letters on subjects | of general Interest, when written plainly , with Ink and accompanied by the namo of the author.' These should bo directed to the Editor of 'I h? Herald. REMITTANCES For Subscriptions or Advertisements must be made to the Manaokk, Conway ( Publishing Company. jiir^ j THURSDAY, APRIL 25 1Q01 1 I ----- - -- - ^ The man who is never ahead of ^ time is behind time more often than otherwise. < t Get all you can and save all you 1 can but be careful that you are yet 1 an honest man. ^ men* are often very sl?w to seethe 1 merit in a tiling which is really good, ' and often fast to approve something j which turns out to be a fraud. Per < haps it is nature. I Our town council sees to it that < very little money remains in the { town treasury and they are right. 1 Every cent of money that goes in should immediately go out and be placed in some kind of public improvement. It appears to !" 'rue that one half the world has to 1 . >or to support the . other half, when one observes the < great number of people who spend their Iwes beating about the world with no visible means of making an honest living. < TiiKitEarc some Rwampsnear town ( which overflow in time of a freshet i and put travel to much inconvenience. Lot the county chaingang he worked at these crossings until the road bed is raised high enough to prevent the water from overflowing and build bridges wherever needed. No public work on the roads could be of more general benefit than this. Some farmers cannot keep ahead and even with the world because they are one year behind with their business. Every farmer should arrange, if possible, so that he can live next year on what he makes this year. If accounts accounts are made now to be paid with a future crop, the accounts will be larger than the crops, in nine cases out of ten. Get a year ahead and livo this year out of last year's income. This rule will bring Contentment and over iru-roat. ir.g prosperity. That Everybody's Magazine is a periodica) to bo seriously reckoned with is the opinion of the men who make and sell Monthlies. Many kind things were said of the April lssne, but the May number is even better. It is readable from cover to cover. Admirably written and finely illustrated it is comparable with its most expensive competitors rather than with the rest of the ten-cent publications. The best artists arc engaged on its pictures; the ablest writers contribute its articles and stories. - ?.. ,, ? v> S<>m p. scientists claim that malaria ami yellow fever is caused hy the bites of infected mosquitoes. They no loiter lioUl it as a theory bul claim that they have proved it be yond question. This is a flreat (lis covery, but humanity is but littl* belter otT unless they can discover some means of exterminating the pest which has tormented mankind since the world be#an. They claim that better drainage will destroy the insects and thereby put an end to the fever, but this remedy is ns Did as the disease itself and was known lonjj before the mosquito theory developed. If they are so unnrt they should st udy out and tf ive to the world some better remedy. Powellville. Mr. John L3. (iraham of Joppa paid relatives and friends a pleasant visit Inst week. The Powellville 1 o.vs and girls arc lelighted with their leader for the mni versa ry. Miss A. E Arnett who has been {pending some time in Marion, returned home last Wednesday. What is the trouble at Joppa? We ?aw no items last week. We would like to learn through hose columns if the Joppa girls will visit the Sea the first Sunday in text month. Mrs. Martha Dew and children <pent Easter at their old home and cnort a fine time. Mr. P. C. Jones spent the second Sunday near Adrian. Listen for the vedding bells. P. A. J. Murrells Inlet, The winds are bringing in bcuutiul tides. Cool weather still continues so ,hat crops arc not coming up very veil. Poils are becoming quite an cpilemie on the beach this season. TU./? r..m.lw.< n?i-.-i ?? i v7 II VVIIH'I uu^ liUUUt'U Hie 1'ICV ields, so the planters have had to liscontinuc planting for April. Capt. W. L. Oliver of Laurel Hill las moved to hi* summer cottage m parsonage square. M. I. Sidney. Time seems to be moving on and ;very one busy. Health of community is improving >ome from La Grippe and colds. The farmers are about through slanting cot 11. and now lobacco acting and cotton planting is the go. Tobacco plants in our section arc ooking line. Five new tobacco barns have been nit up in this community this sea1011. Mr. F. T. Hell has recently moved o his new residence. Mr. A. 11. Prince superintends nir Sunday School here. Mr. A. Boll has just received a mpply of the free public school looks which he will furnish to the iconic. We have a mail route running 'rom Zoan to Bayboro Two Mormon preachers passed hrough here last week on their way ;u Conway. Messrs. W, 15 and Joel Strickand went over in Marion county last week on business. Mr. Bethel Elliott is conducting a Lfood Sunday School at Zoan, Wo are pleaded to know that some ){ the correspondents are taking tome interest in the county paper now and then. Every family in the jounty should take the Herald. A. Boris. Mr. John T. Prince is quite sick. Mrs. M. P. Dukes who has been so very ill is convalescent. Mr. Price, the painter, is putting x new coat of paint on the residence )f Mr. D. J. Butler. Dr. 11. II. Burroughs is proving lobe quite a successf j1 physician, and he has all that he can do. The Sunday School at the MethoJist church is prospering under the supervision of Mr. J. C. Bryant. Some of our farmers have finished planting their cotton. There are some hustling farmers in these parts. We have seen some line tobacco plants here, so you see, Mr. Editor, our farmers aro not depending entirely on cotton as a money crop. Amicub. White Oak. Health of tr.e country generally good at present. Mr, G. L. Stevens has recently moved to his farm on White Oak and is keeping bachelor's hall. Mr. Ti. M. Stevens spent last Sun day with his best girl. Mr. A. J. Hardee went to Qurlet last week on business. Mr. J. II Stevens is very busj planting cotton, for the people ii this community, lie is bard to beat Mr. N. M. Hardee is througl planting his large tield of cotton, guess he will keep the gin movinj this fall. Mr. C. W. Hardee went to Hani monds on business last week. H. L. C. ?? ?? Plnklen. Perml#* ftivi hiiow ? ?" , ~... inaiiuu^ COl/lOll Mr. H. M. Horn and family spenl last Sunday at Mr J. D. Grahams Mr T. J. Graham's mule ran awa> and made a very had tear up. Mr. P. M Leo has the finest to bavoo plants in this section. We think he will make good success with his tobacco this year Mr. M. E. Graham finished netting out tobacco last week. Mr. J. Graham Is doing a very good business Mr. G. L. Stevens of Hisco spent Saturday night in this'BOCtion. Snvamp Pox. n_ | _ I 1 A Horrible Outbreak. "Of large sores on my little daugli tor's head developed into a case c t sould head" writes C. I). Isbill cj . Morgan ton, Tenn., but Bucklen' . Arnica Salvo completely cured her It's a guaranteed cure for Kezeina Tetter, Salt Uheuin, Pimples, Sores ' Ulcers and Piles. Only 25 cents a ! Dr. K. Norton's drug store. Tobacco Notes. A card was received here on las Friday from Mr. J. K Allsbrook stating that he had olanted K acre of tobacco, and that he would linisl planting his entire crop of 24 acre on Friday the 19th. Mr. James Singleton planted s lurge part of his tobacco crop oi the 15th inst. Mr. 13. V. Penrctt nlant.ed nut 11 entire crop of tobacco last week. The season was fine last week fci transplanting tobacco and wc lieai of a great many who took ad van tago of it and put out a large part f not all of their crop. home little complaint of small to bacco plants reach us. but as a gen eral tiling the plants arc good. We understand that arrangement: have been made by which Conwa] will have a large steam plant for re handling leaf tobacco. Conway is growing rapidly in rep u tat ion as a first-class tobacco mar ket. as is evidenced by the. man] letters received here for informatioi regarding the place aud market. With a first-class crop to haudh this season, Conway will stand neai the top as a South Carolina tobacec tn arket Farmers, make something fine foi the tobacco exhibit at Charleston. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aidi K fltn rn In n ?? ?41 111 ntivnguicning ana recon itructlng the exhausted digestive or gans. It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can apjroach it in efficiency. It In stantly relieves and permanently cura Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea. Sick Headache,Oast rulgla,Cramps,and *11 other results of imp< rfeet digestion, PrtDor?.(j bv r Oe'AiU ACo.. Chicago* Blsco, Health generally good. Farmers i>usy planting cotton. Mr. S. M. Ilurdec killed a rattle last week with 11 rattles. Mr. W. II. Stevens went to San ford on business last week. Mr. II. M. Stevens had a big loj rolling last week. Mr. G. L. Stevens is getting on i bustle with his farm work. In reply to the correspondent a Bruce, will say that the Bisco bo^ is not dead, but bus decided not t< marry so young any more. The next session of the Beulah In stitute will be held with Cam Branch on the 18th of May. M. H. S. Cool weather Mr. G. K. Stevens was in our sec tion last Sunday. Messrs. G. L. and W- H Stcvem spent Sunday with friends near Lo ris. \J .. T 1.^ ? - 1 * i???. o. a . Difvcus nus conipieiet his job of ditching und Mr Qeorgi is planting his bay. Mrs J. 15. Hardee spent Saturday evening with Mrs. J. J.Stevens. Kitty Clover. Laundry. I am agent for the Florence Steau Laundry and will send your Shirt Collars, CulTs. Or anything else you wish sent t< the Laundry. All work guarantect i and prompt delivery Will send of Laundry every other Tuesday. E. T. LEWIS, Conway, S. C $ 1 I 2 ? > O ? h?j ? rj **> % ? *< 55 < . ,J ? ? o ? 3 - ^ r3 o ? 2 o / O " ^ 3 ^ ? a S 11 ^ ' ^ s s o o 1 > ? s O X ^ 2 * C O i vj o 3 I?I 1 f/? ? Os W W O p a <! c 5 | o 5 o ? -1 > ? ' R X) ? r O P C3 *" ? ^ < t r * ? NOTICE. > Wanted information of a Oonibina i iion Hook Case nnd Desk, sold a the estate sale of Oapt Samuel Bel ' in or 1S77 It was made o some dark weod- ad tflass doors ant probably l .i ?i ( ne drawers in tin lower part For particular. ad ' dress 11. L. Buck, Jr., Conway, S C. \ l 3: - d _ C ? c) a vr m 1 s s | % 5 a _ . g"M ? 22 ? B ft g-Sg g~ E 33 B ?3 III ? ? o c " */>_ 1 _ ____ -3 *9 =* a ***" ~ ? 3 * . 3 ? (/) u ?" SS -t /> " U n W' r 1 ? ft- ? > Ck. O " O ^ B. a a- r?? _ ? Q -y. o- C" ' rj ^ 1 ??i" ? I ? ,= r S ? 1 'a =" ? * r c w ? ZZ < | o <? i t x I a 3 ?J & H-n ? p. a 3 ""l ?? m ^ cr 8. o -2- < '< ^ ?! > n ! cu 3 g* S Sd |?2 =' 3 >W s (? v< c (/) When you need letter heads, note heads, bill heads and nice envelopes or printing of any kind, why not * have it done at the Hkkald oflico and give your business to u home # enterprise. To patronize those who patronize you is fair and ritfht. B PI ? I I It 11 , 1 i \M t rj ?.u| iij y. t n a: 2 fi 11 8! ffj ? ^ ^? ? s ??f * f-: wr S?lB 9 if x*n fq ; % a^a si?g gn b Oh IffirPl l$%\ < ! :; ? 1 ~ ? ?.< 'V I; \n $ Imi ipii&til f\ 3 y? A ro * > 2 g I W - / h " r fa I ti? rj P <v M -, - m 3s ^ S;1J w '' Q " ' T~ ? ?jl gggs' % p 'i. $5 "?"*. fj fif piul *1 I " " I || ? '$ H ? tj H o ""H j ,. I1" ||S I I &geHS?flSfiBH?&BHnHl Horses t v a n n 3 A T U 11 O We will lmve in by January 23th, A CAR IOAD S we are carrying a full stock of Norses, Mules, Busies, ] Koad Carts, Wagons and Harness. [, In short, everything in the line of horse millinery. It is to our inter^ est to sell and we intend to Undersell all our competitors, we are in the business to sell, and we sell, profit or no profit, we guarantee the ;i best values in the market, and our 8 prices are fixed to suit the farmer and the laboring man. Call on us when you want anything in our line. A. W. Jenkins Si Son Agents for the famous Uoek Hill and Columbia Buggies. Nov. 1st 1900. tf. 3 fYoung Women The entry into womanhood is a critical time for a girl. Little menstrual disorders started at that time soon grow into fatal complications. That female troubles are filling graveyards proves this. Wine of Cardui establishes a painless and natural menstrual flow. When once this important function is started right, a healthy life will usually follow. Many women, young and old, owe their lives to Wine of Cardui. There is nothing like it to ?;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 periods for a long time, was nervous, had no appetite, and lost Interest In everything, 1. i.,t I k.? ?? an l?va ttm IIHKliVlfi I IMVt WMH liHIT bottlciof Wine of Cardul, with Thedford's Black-Draught, when needed, and to-day I am entirely cured. I cannot express the thanks I feel for what you have done for me," . ' for ad r loo In muiea rexjnlrlne speeta) rtlroottoua. addreaa, giving symptoms, the Ladles' t Advisory Department. The Chattanooga Mod| ] Iclne Company, Chattanooga- Toon. i; ; taMll # B. 0. COLLINS, President. BANK OF CONWAl Capital Slock $ 20, 000 DIltEC'J B. G. Collins. W It. C. 1* .qirattlebaum, w n I i?n it.it ?? ............ 1 1.. ! - ' - " " Kimari u w.UOOIIg ou^'l tionto any and all matters intrusted 1 Tins Rank respectfully solicits the < < corporations and will give ever* n as banking to those doing business witn NEW YORK R.1 THE EiREAT BAl I have now come before the peop patronage and these are the merits u| 1 have the best goods for the least promise you the best goods that mone; are figured down at the lowest possibh have th*opportunity of proving what BARGAINS that awaits your inspect gnn Shoes for only $1. Still bettor gr< to $1.25 are simply beauties. 2 paeks b sands of other articles just as cheap dress goods, L'eroa es, Calicoes, (iii Hosiery, Ladies, Men's and Hoys I la prices to suit everybody. Come and that 1 mean what I say. Yours for trade. W. SI. Oil Hi We Set the Pace, llui It ^lion ?. v \ I" t H H/1> wo have our store loaded with br, Goods, Notions, Clothing, Mats. Cap. Our O. K cook Stoves are still in teed for 15 years, we hav? UAllfl/ week and help us whoop he. up. we ness Booms. The past is dead, wo have done for our eus tuners, as wh when we get in our la rye and handsoin recently purchased from J. M. Oliver. CONWAY BARC E.V. DUSENBUIIY, See, and Treas. HORRY W, The Leading House AT I be** to announce to my friends t rented the Morry Warehouse for this exclusively under my control. We pi ness basis, treating all customers alike price for their tobacco. Our success last vear has assisted buyers for this season who will be hei The llorrv is always open and wil in^ the day that you hrinyf it. The buyers of Virginia and North way. The farmers of Horry County a The llorrv Warehouse is to furnis ion. Lot all work for the Conway mark and satisfaction. Yours w J. E -i . -in : \ l 7 T-t vv. n. i">l fl. IE, till DE ALE Horses, Mules, B and Ha A full stock on hand at all times. We don't say that wo sell profit or profit and guarantee satisfaction to on New Lot of Horses Mulei CONwAY ' I H^ESUFFERH ^9 With painful mennci. attended with sour x M an<l occasional whites. I also have severe i bad I cannot rest. I have used various femi no relief until about two months a?o, wlici ^ Female Panacea and 8T. JOSmi'8 l?IV M mereseod than all others. I shall continu Olenmore. <iu. ^ ] If your caso Is cor.>.pil?aiecl, writ formation regarding t wo uso of this 1 C gist. If ho does not hoop it send ti X all charges paid. I... (if:i<STLE I). A. SPIVEY Cashier. CONWAY r. s. c Surplus Fund j8 000 rORS: Lkwis, I). A. SIMv BT F. A. BrnRoiTons. '?r?. T*y - i lPs;s find mm rn n t oa nrnmnt at f on* 7 ?J? to our euro. Miosils 'if in'lividuals. firms and liable facility consistent villi sound it. d KMT STORE. IGAIK GIVER. do of Horry County to solicit your ion which I ask them. money that was ever offered. I v can buy for the price, My prices i! maryin. ( Jive me a call. Let me I say by showing you some of tin ion. A good pair of farmers Hroide for $ I 'JO Ladies shoes from 00c rass shoo nails for 5e. and tlionami cheaper that consist of Ladieighams, Silks, Luces, Embroidery ts, Carpet, Straw Matting, all at see for yours df and tie convinced JfEfVIITm 111 ^ kit, manager. ;; Only Ourselves Can! With it. and now goods in overy line. Dry >. Hosts, shoos. Groceries, (do. tin* load, with stove back gnaranUXs for o 'erybody. come in court boom business by offering busiwe do not dope (Yd so much on what at we arc doing, and intend to do e store that we will erect on the lot IAIN HOUSE. A. C. THOMPSON. President. A.REHOUSE. A Leading Market. hroughout the County that 1 have season, and its management will be oposc to run it on a strictly busi and seeing that they get full value us in organizing a large corps of *e before the oiieninif i r-> 1 soli your tobacco at any hour durCurnlina are turned towards Con ro coming to Conway to sell! Ii hoadquartei'3 for this grand Uii ot, and \vc will guarantee success ith confidence. . COLES, Manager. ORTER, I IMtDV MDIN I LIB LIU OinULLO. R IX uggies, Wagons rness. Bigest value for your money. no profit, but we sell for a small r customers at all times3 and Wagons Just in. s. c. le First Symptoms of \ liling Health in a Woman It RVOUSNESSZ l ever think that there is alwayd a this malady? In woman Nervous, UBnoraliy tho forerunner of seme ^ female disease, snoh as Whites, rofuee or Irreaulnr M?n.o. ' WW., H which will produce Nervousness ^ b distressing intonaity. If you use X e's Female Panacea? ""(Ot'.F.P. )???. very soon he ourod of Narvoua* X all other female troubles as well. ire, move the bowels with mild ^ >t. Joseph's Liver Regulator. \ D FOR YEARS rfoinach, r?i?iuHK of blood t? the bsad. i?rv?\iM spoil* and heart palpitation so M il? remedies for A long lmot but r<uiu?l i 1 ^(Hunenced uning your Gerefle's KK HKOULATvK, and tliey are doing me K" tll0'r MRS. SARAH JHWKIKf. A e us and wo will give you faH in- H medicine. Get it bom your drug- ^ is $1 and wo wiM sead a bottle, n I & CO.. Chattanooga, Tass. ^X Conway 6c Sea Shore Railroad. Dailj except Sunday. In effect Nov. 1st, 1900. Southbound.?No. 15 Leave Conway 7 00 a in Leave Pine Island 7 15 a in Arrive Myrtle Beach 9 00 a ni Northbound.? No. 14. Leave Myrtle Beach 6 00 p m Leave Pine Island 6 25 p m Arrive Conway 7 00 p m I). T McNeill, Geu, Manager. A. M- iJurri ughs, Ass'Kien. Mngr. IWMBMWMwilJi W</a '?s?w 'iHAto'i wg 'aa.vv o r ?ia 'hojpvy -jtoa 'X|(la4 )d?u?ad It? 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In ino early singes, when not beyond the roach of medicine, Mood's Saraajmrilla will restore the quality and quantity of the blood and thus give <o >d health. Rend thu following letter: "It Is but Just to write shout my daughter Cora, aged 19. She was completely run down, declining, had that tired feeling, and friends said she would not ive over three months. She had a bad Cough md nothing seemed to do lior any good l happened to read about Hood's Sarsapa* rilla and had her givo it a trial. From th? very Qrst dose she began to get better. \fter taking a few bottles slie whs completely cured and her health has been tha nst ever' since." Mna. Addik I'rck, ltailrood Place, Amsterdam, N. Y. "1 will say that my mother has not Itod my cast 5 i is strong words as I vould hare done. Ilood's Harsaparilla ias truly cured me and I am now well." "oka Pf.or, Amsterdam, N. Y. R" ?nre *o get Hood's, because 4s! 1UUU3 Sarsaparilla In* )n j Tf'.iw IVIood Purifter. AH (IruffglftM. ft jnrct only (>y I. fi.xxl St Co., Lowell, Mm lonrl'c ' .'f1o ar0 vejwtaNe r* 4 '"Al ? 1 'S Viable and beneficial. JO* .?2 {L# <?> - ' > % i m 5 n ? *r; 1; "'iins H E^!ll1ll? 11 f p * *.;h h :,u A 22x2 l.I :* . o t T ?? - - . g.jz.j > o| ?*> f 2,*? r *:, ' J M <13 & J ??v" ': ' i. A > | j *.; ' vf' . >'