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.11 h'S. I; Ho, l*ou fi(/a 70 104 04 no 00 10 004 jlrerug FA Is stronger than c Our buyers wunl ull /tile of / oha cco sold o (The *}rvald. PUBLISH Kl> BVKllY THURSDAY MORNING* 11Y Til R CONWAY PUliJ ISlllNC; CO., CONWAY, S. C. M. M. WOODWARD, Editor. SUBSCRIPTION : One Year, - - SI.00. Six Months, - - - .50. Three Months, - .25. always in advance. Ae&'Onc cent ;i word in excess of 150 words for obituaries. Poetry not ACCEPTED. Entered at the Pom < Mllce at Conway, s. c., Secouii < Ihbb Matter. fHURSDAY, SEP. 12 1Q01 The Supervisor Explains. Editor Herald:?I was ((nit.- sick with fever recently but 1 t.in not dead as "Jim" in Soeasteo mi^ht t hi nk. The majority ot the '213 road overseers of the county, most of whom have been appointed by me upon tlie recommendation of other-, as it is impossible in some cases to ap[ point thorn intelligently otherwise: V ... a . - it ,!.. r..ii .1.. mi i lilt urn. uoiii^ tueir inn uui\. 1 lie law requires tliem to put i? full days work on the roads, as the work may lie needed during the year. This amount of work would make the roads better than they are. Now, Jim, it appears that your mcthodist sisters are none the worse for wadi 110 to church, as you say everybody is enjoying good health. 1 am a baptist and perhaps the overseers of your road are also; if you will call the mcthodist 'adies to pother and select the best man among you, who will look after the roads and footways better than the man 1 appointed, and will send his name to me, 1 will commission him. Then the ladies of Soeastee, when they shall have the right of suffrage, will vote for mo. I think the majority would do so now, for my wife says 1 am the best man she knows of and she knows whereof she speaks. Josf.en Todd. To Save Her Child From fright ful disfigurement Mrs. Nannie Oadrger. of I/n *1 range, (Ja. applied Bucklcn's Arnica Salve t> great sores on her head and f:ic and vvr:tfl> its quick cure exceeded all her hopes. It works wonders in Soivs, Hruises, .Skin Kin >tions, cuts Burns, Scalds and Piles. 25o. 'hire guaranteed by Dr. K. Norton drug* gist. L R F A R M E On Wet r. i). cr. i r.,Y<;Kit, > / {/ ('onnltj, S. (' (> Lots. I'rica- >J'"( 7-Jo. * ? ' li-lo 1 LL7oIS.CO. ' Jsort 0.00 V 14.1a $0 11R. BLUF ver before. \ grades from, common sera/ n mi/ II \trehnuscfloor. Mi Horry's Women at the Exposition. In talking Villi the ladies 011 the subjoet of llie exposition, many en (juireas to what kind of artieles we j desire to he sent as an exhibit from ( >111' l-llllllll' ll II. ' - x vm.IVJ . iu 10 1111111 line i(i enumerate or particularize, I>ut any tiling that will be of interest, either for its exoelloneo or oddity, j will be gladly received. Some have said they coal 1 not do fancy work it makes no dllVerence whether it is fancy or not we are not supposed to deal in that kind of work exelu sivcly. All articles should be marked (lis tinetly with the owner's name, and; if the work has been done by a very > elderly person or child, that should j be stated. These things should be sent in not later than Nov 15th, and it will be belter to send them as ear ly as convenient so as to avoid any confusion when time comes for planting and shipping. Mrs. Addte Burroughs has very kindly consented to take charge of all exhibits until then. After that the railroad au thurifies take charge and will deliv-i er free of charge to the grounds, I then they come into on care again. ] This can be done either by some one we send fro n here, or by paying the j (Exposition authorities to arrange the exhibits for us. The government has f rnish d 1 show eases, end we can secure what! we need at a nominal cost. It is necessary to have the small articles in show cases to insure their safety and protection from dust Wo would be glad of contributions of inOliOV from nnv who are interested and Miss Maud Mayo will receive; lltei-c co.it ribul ions with pleasure Lot every huly in tlte county con I aider herself :i committee of one to see to it that we are not behind oth-i er counties, but hold liiyh the ban nor of our little "Independent lie ! public" and let others see we have one, of which we have reasons to j feel proud. MMS. .1, W. Kl.lvINS, Chairman Womans Hoard. Astounded the Editor. Kditor S. A. Brown, of Bennetts ! ville, S was once iminetistly sur- j prised. Through lone suffering from , Dyspepsia," he writes, "my wife greatly run down. She had no strength or vigor and sulTercd great distress front her stomach, but she tried Kleetrie Hitters which helped her at once, and after using four bottles, site is entirely well, can en anything. Its it grand tonic, and it gentle laxative qualities arc splendid for tori id liver." For Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Stomach find liver, troubles its a positive, u-.irant hhI i cure Only nOe at Or. 10. Norton's' dm# Stor ?, . <r? oSt a a v ki>: One duii-col r-d st patch of vhite on hack, sln.rt blunt horns, marked with crap, split and un Icrbit in ri^lit ear and uirjerhit in the h ft ear. llewur ! |'??r'iufornia ticn t<? (' F. M onto oil k:: v, Nixonville S 0 :rs ce FAIF It 3P .'-2 TO XW*. Ml luosd.iy September 5tl Tonndp. 80 142 >unt. ZZ - s> (V * v v > As t >2 J Pounds. ).()() y ? - . ?UI . > > - > a sv; '10 r?u us r././J 198 John D. Hoc t '< 'II 11(1 ?. M 110 F<i 1KH ,'S 34 o? ?>') ) to Ji nest wrappers- Ex per 1 MO'I TO: <4J\7> 7W.S- High Murrclls Inlet. The farmers will soon begin bar [ vesting their eotton which is open i ing very rapidly. (leorge Ollicer Mic popular and' etlicient business manager of the j Kddy Lake Cypress Lumber & Shin-; gle Co., has closed his lowly Sum I mer cottage on the Lattery, and re turned to ICddy Lake for the winter. | Miss Flora I'inner, out of Sonus ' tee's fairest daughters, is sp. tiding i some time visiting Miss Itessie fiat-1 I'm on the I nlet. Capt John 'orter of Geo yetown 1 and Sir. IVunehouse of Summorville, are spelling som * time visiting Capt. W. L Oliver on Murrells Inlet. Miss Daisy Woodbury of Wilmington, while lishin^r last Thursday, sueeeeded in eatehin<{ the tinest bass thai has been (nu^ht this season, it weighed lb.\ pounds' There is a very interesting meet-1 ing in progress as Collins Creek ' Itaptist ehureh conducted I)y Kjvs. West and McCaslcill. M. I. I Ms Pills' stimulate the TORPID LIVER, strengthen the digestive organs, regulate the bowels, and are un? equaled as an ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, In malarial districts their virtues are widely recognized, as they possess peculiar properties in freeing the system from that poison. Elegantly sugar coated. Take No Substitute. ? ! il l IE. I laving decided to quit l)ii inesR, 1 will si*11 out my ENTIRE STOCK consisting of Groceries. Dry Goods, | Clothing, Shoes. Hats, Trunks, Valiccs. Tin and China Ware, Gents Purnishinjjs, Ac., together with store tistures AT COSTI-'vrrv 1 liin f ;it (est (<>st. Rcincinh.-r t ii> :s i< njit?<<riunit)* yon don't n 1. Take adv.uitntfo unci ooine 1 i* o'.tv wliiU* \on onn jfi't tho i?ir!c. ' d 1 Sale will l.ust 30 Days. To-?;) ;ot fully. J. It. PRICK. i BBS BE BY THE ENTRAL WARI ? BLUFF. N. C. i- i nm HMM I mhiim?MUIJWII li, lilOl, T Made the Following Knles which S. ]{, ANDKltSON, Koheeoii Ootu.tT, N. C. 2 Lota. Price. Amount. 23 50 $18.80 12.25 17.39 Av.?ritg?* $10 30 $30.19 J. C. COATS, Horry County, 8. 0,, 3 Lotf. rrice. Amount/ 12.00 *10.80 21.oO 8.00 ir> oo 10.20 Aver.?g- *14.95. $29.60 >ks, liorry County, South Carolina. 6 Lots. IMiw. Amoui.0.. 10.50 $ 7.17 IS 00 10 80 ?5 60 47.48 81.00 58.00 I | 40.00 51.20 1 J 51.00 17.34 Awrug? 28 04 *202.44 1 'icuce, energy arid capital enables me to easily leadall test prices for all " Come with a loud or shipment ant J N ,GIBBON< $100 REWAPD For Any Ctse of CHILLS AND FEVER That (Jannot lie Cured Hy WHEELER'S TONIC, When used strictly by directions. The only combined Chill and Fever Treatment on the inarkot The liver and kidneys, stomach, blood, brain and nervous system treated separately. WHEELER'S TONIC will also INTERM1TENT, UILIOUS AND CONTINUED FEVER. The best tonic. (Jreat. Appetizer. A logical prescription, scientifically compounded, contains no poison For sale by Dr. E. Noiton. HORRY WAREHOUSE. The Leading House AT A leading Market. 1 beg to announce to my friends throughout the County that I have rented the Horry Warehouse for this season, and its management will be exclusively under my control. We propose to run it on a strictly business basin, treating all customers alike and seeing that they get full value price for their tobacco. Our success lust year has assisted us in organizing a large corps of buyers for thin season who will be here before the opening The Horrv is always open and will sell your tobacco at any hour during the day that you bring it. The buyers of Virginia and North Carolina are turned towards Conway. The farmers of Horry Couuty are coining to Conway to selll The Horrv Warehouse is to furnish headquarters for this grand Uu ion. Let all work for the Conway market, and we will guarantee success and satisfaction. Youru with confidence. J. E. COLES, Manager. i i* f ' 1 >'M ? i \\ U|' !' i .m .' y 1 '"i, p ' n s?if i B. O. COLLINS, President. D. A. 8PIVGY Cashier. BANK OF CONWAY. #V/SSIItl A %. m . wmwAT, b, O I Capital Stock $20,000Surplus Fund #8 000 DIHECTORSi B. G, Colli its. W R. < **( , 1). A. Srivcr. C. P .Qoattlrbaum, F. A. Buaaouons. v >,. w??mm We truusact aueneral banking business, and guarantee prompt attsationto any and all matters Intrusted to our care. This Bank respectfully solicits the deposits of Individuals, tiruis and corporations and will tfive ever* reaa -nable facility consistent vith ssund ounkiutf to those doiu^ business with it. ^ 1 -1 tj..!!1. t !-WJLa JjLll!Umf.l.'..i.!-g'IL % i I mim II * r l m fc wli ignii U ? A.i m ' > ? i , ' \ EHOUSE. f speak for Themselves: T. I). TODI), Horry County, S. 0. 5 I vol s. Pound# Price Amount. 49 8.00 $ 3.92 40 17 50 8 05 :,2 17-50 9.10 42 20.00 8 40 7 ~ 30.00 v 2.10 190 AveiMge rl5.07 $31.57 1ARKET competitor in obtaining isatisfactory prices for every i see for yourself. S. Proprietor OH YES! TIE MITERS FRIEND VIREWSE. FAIR BLUFF, N. C. IS IJV THE BUSINESS. To our many friends in Horry County: Appreciating in the highest terms your liberal patronage last, season, we come again better prepared to serve your interest. Remember we have no drummers but intend to drum with HIGH PRICKS, FAIR DEALINGS and best ACCOMMODATION. We have a full corps of buyers with unlimited orders. If you live at a distance come in the over night so we may unload you early and get your tobacco out in good condition. When you load your tobacco for market drive to the Planters Friend And you will make no mistake. There you find your old friend W. D. Pridgcn who is our door manager with a force of hard working men striving for high prices. Yours to please, ANDERSON & THOMAS. Remember the name means what it says. The Planters Frietid. NEW YORK RACKET STORl. GIVES THE MOST GOODS AMD THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MO HEY. Knock down prices the order of the day. A pleased customer is the best advertisement. It pays best to get all of your trade by selling you at very low prices than to sell you a litt e at a large profit. O UK MO TTO IS: A nimble Nickle is better than a slow Dollar This month I am offering many new goods at greatly reduced prices. Others are crying ADVANCE, ADVANCE, but I hammer prices DOWN DOWN, DOwN. Ladies $2.50 Shoes are going at $2. Ladies $1.25 Shoes going at $1. Men's $2.50 Shoes going at $1.75. Good pants worth 75 cents going at 50 cents. A good water-proof double frame Umbrella, worth $1.25 going at 90 cents. Ladies trimmed hats, dark hade* at 50 cents. 24 sheets of good not* paper for 2 cents. 25 good uvelopes for 3 cents. All iiuen Window Shades for 25 cents. Men's $5, pants going at $2.50. A paper of good Needles for 1c. and lots o? nthor ftilna* iiio* " _ ? jUWV W H. CHESTNUT, Manager. ALLWAYS HUSY. WHY? 1 Prices that Gratify, Goods that satisfy, Slipped and fell, prices have taken a drop. Come and pick them np. Hard ti mes and short crops will cut no ice, if you will buy your goods at Coiiway Bargain House, Thousands of Bargains to tell vou about, but only a small space to call your attention to them. Wo ha?e a complete line of General Merchandise, and our prices are so low we keeo nnr on n.it*'.- *? " 1" " , ^hwi b (iichiidx. experience lias taught us how to buy, when to buy and where to buy, heace we under buy; we under sell. W Bring your tobocoo to Conway where you can get the highest f market prices. Make ojr store your Headquarters and we will guarantee u that you will go home satisfied. CONWAY BARGAIN HOUSE. E. V. DUSKNBUHY, A. C. THOMPSONSec. ^nd Treas. President.