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CONWAY PUliT TSHTNG CO.,
CONWAY, S. C.
M. M. WOODWARD. Editor.
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THURSDAY JAN. 23rd 1002
Gilii-i) labor in the cotton mills
will soon eoine up in the House of
Representatives. The advocates of
this measure seem to forget that
there are thousands of little children
all over the State, outsido of
cotton mills, who have to labor just
as hard, get just as little schooling,
undergo just as much hardship, and
deserve the attention of the legislator
just as much as the factory chil
drcn They forget thu generality
of the poor children and confmo
their attention to a class of them
nnl if
The present session of the Legislature
is full of hard work for the
members. Much legislation of recent
years is under the ban of the
recent opinions of the Supreme court
declaring that the special acts in relation
to the jury law and some other
subjects, is contrary to the letter
and spirit of the constitution. It
will require much labor to straighten
out these matters and formulate
general laws for the whole state.
But after thi*, session, the work of
the General Assembly will be light,
cr, as all special acts on the subjects
named will be killed as soon as introduced.
A commission was issued last
week to the Horry Land and Im provement
Company, whose authorized
capital is $10,000. One of the
principal branches of this business
in which this corporation will en
gage, as we an informed, is the purchasing
of reui < ^tute and the erection
of impro\ inents thereon. In
our opinion there is no better time
than now for the ! .inching of just
such an enterprise. New busi '
ness enterprises are starting up and
growing constantly bringing new
people to Conway. Every available
dwelling house in the town is occupied,
some of them by two families.
There is a great need of houses to
rent, and the demaud is growing.
Such an enterprise as the one herein
mentioned should succeed and we
believe it will.
It is generally predicted that this
year will be hard for the majority
of the small farmers of the county,
on account of the short corn crop of
last year. It is said that the farmers
in some sections of the county
have scarcely enough corn to last
them until March. This is a condi
tion which must be met by the best
means at hand. It appears to us
that it, wnnlfl hr? !i imr\A ..Inn ^
- - , - V - ^ V ?? Pj X/V/VI J/IUU KV
plant a large oat crop this spring.
Some of our farmers have not been
in the habit of planting oats at all,
others plant them every year and
regard them as a profitable crop.
Let those who have not been in the
habit of planting oats at all, get
their lands in readiness, and raiso a
large crop to help tide them over th
hard season
ricCall's Fish Bill,
The House of Representatives,
last week, parsed McCall's fit-h bill,
which as originally introduced reads
as follows:
"Sec. 1. That after the approval
of this act, it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons to use any
& teine, gill net or trap for the purWm
pose of catching fish in any of the s
public streams of this State..'"
"Sec. 2. Any person or persons v
violating the provisions of section 1
of this act shall bo deemed guilty of |
a misdemeanor, and upon eor.vic ?
tion thereof shall be fined not less ^
than $300, or imprisoned not more
than three mouths, or both, in the
discretion of the court and that
one-half ?f the fine imposed and col
lectelshall be paid to the prosecutor
who furnishes evidence to con
vict the offender " t
Several amendments were added '
to the measure but ii was passed 1
substantially as introduced. I
If this measure runs the gauntlet \
of the Senate and become a law, it f
will operate to the good of the scores 1
of small fishermen who cngaDc in ']
catchiug shad every spring with dip i
nets in the waters of 1*00 Dee river u
and the Waccamaw. The gill nets (
used near Winyah Day have neaily
ruined the business of the small fish- (
ermen, and if.allowcd to continue (.
will do much toward the extermina v
lion of shad. The advocates of the
bill hope to see it become a law.
Buckspor tbriefs. '
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I). T. Mclveithan of Lumber, S. C.
was here otic clay last week.
Miss Nola Haiti win, of Hallsboro, i
N. C., is visiting her brother Mr. |
H. A. Halclwiti on Kim Avenue.
Eel ware' Baldwin, engineer of the \
Atlantic Coast Lumber Co, at Bucks- .
ville, was on our> streets Saturday I
evening.
There is lots of talk of late about
the "no tenee law", and all seems \
to be in favor of it. It would be \
the best thing for the* farmers. It 1
may seem hard for them at first, u
but we know they would like it bet- u
ter when they became use to it. i
Why eau't. we havo it. ?
Mi ks Patria.
Gurley Items.
The iiealth of the community is t
good.
The farmers are busy preparing i
for another crop. *
Little Maud Anderson is very ill. t
The family of II. W. Mishoe visited
at Lewisville Sunday. t
Miss Hosa Dorsey spent last week c
in the Adrian section. t
He v. Lcnoti Lee passed through u
here one day last week looking a \
location for business. t
Misses Eva Moore and Lola Watts i
of this place is visiting relatives in I
Conway. e
B. L. Prinze is very ill. v
What has become of the corres- t
pondents to the IIeuald? I for I
ah. i: i,a. ... f a:<r? <
v/uc, itnc iu laui iiuiu uuicirut awu* o
tions.
Law. t
News From Bakers.
Owing to the pleasant weather,
fanners are busy preparing for another
year's crop which wo hope
will be a success. |
H. B. Holmes and wife of the |
Good Hope section visited friends '
and relatives near here a few days (
a?o.
K. L. Mishoe and wife, of Cool
Spring, was among us recently.
Miss Hattie Shelley of Cool Spring
spent Saturday night with Mrs.
Julia Allen and family.
W. Lloyd Jones of justice, having
secured a contract and a good situation
has erected his saw mill on, or
near a certain tract of land known
as the State Land, and began saw
ing last Thursday.
Eaoi.k
Murrclls Inlet items. *
M. F. Sarvis of Hueksville, spent
a few days last week on the Crce,
surveying the Cedar Hill estate.
Mr. F. A. Thompson and wife of
Thompson, S. C., and Mr. Miller
|and family of Brook Green spent
Thursday afternoon at the parson
Capt. B. T. Daggett of George town
has rented tho Sunny Sid?
residence and will move in a few
days.
Mrs. Cornell and daughter Miss
Julia, have moved from the Inlet to
Georgetown, at which place they
will make their future home.
Miss Florenco Sarvis the popular
teacher of the Collins School, is
spending a few days with tho Misses
Ileaty's.
There was a very pretty home
wedding here last Wednesday evening,
the contracting parties being
Mr. Joe Vereen of Bear BlufT, S. C.,
and Miss Nora Voss of this place.
Tho bride was becommingly attired
in cream nunsveiling. lace and ribbons.
The ceremony was performed
by the pastor Rev. 0. W. Gatlin,
after which the party retired to the
dining hall, where a sumptions rcA
- ! A : At
uitMb wus awmuiix mum.
M. I.
Mineral Spring Item*.
Ilealtb of community good. y
Fine weather for work and wc are
making use of it by working the
road. Wo have the County chain
gang with us and they are doing
somo fine work. We were washed
out and are putting down punching
and cutting up stumps, leaving
them nothing to do but ditch, and |
they are making the best progress!
we have ever seen on a new road; fl
and if we can keep them till we have ; '
finished our road which can be done J
in a few weeks. We think Uncle /j
Joe will get a good many votes from I
this section M. j *
Ruth Item*.
Tobacco is taking the lead, there'
are going up six new barns in thia'
neighborhood.
We regret very much losing Mr. !
and Mr*. J. M. Butler, after living
in our midst thirty years or more.
They have gone t^live with their
;ou-in law. Sheriff Butler.
Mr. W. 1. Cox and family are 1
isiting relative* in Marion county.
Married at the residence of the
aides father, Mr. I. 1*. Stanley,
>lr. II. I). Hubs to Miss Doe in Stan
i\y, Mr. W. L. Long officiating.
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The Young Men's Christian
Association.
The Annual Skate Convention of
he Young Men's Christion Associaion
of South Carolina will convene
his year in Columbia, Feb. 8 11.
The gathering already bids fair to
>c one of considerable strength. It
vill differ in many respects from
>thcr conventions held. The open- j
ng session will be held on Saturpay
'vetting, and the closing session on
Tuesday night. Sunday will be a I
ed letter dag in Columbia. Nearly ("
ill of the pupils of the city will be]
iccupied by prominent delegates 1
uul speakers.
In the afternoon a ir.ammoth I
neeting for men will lie held in the
3 per a Mouse. A chorus of male *
,'oiees will lead the singing. Mr. L. '
\. Coulter, of Uichtnond, Va., a
speaker of rare power and ability. 11
ivill address the meeting. The Couinbia
Association confidentially ex
>eets to see a thousand of tin? men f
>f the city at this great gospel meet- j
ng. On
Sunday evening there will be
hrec or four mass meetings in the
trineipul churches, addressed by I
tromimmt Assoeiation men. Among
rliom are Messrs. C. L Cates, of!
\tlanta, T S MelMieeters, of St.
Lands and F. S. Goodman of New
ITork.
Monday and Tuesday will be de
,oted to the discussion of problems
vhicti affect men and boys. A well
saown Association worker is to open
i discussion on work among the men
ind boys in factory districts and it
s expected imil mis will on 11 topic
>f absorbing interest.
Students from fifteen dill'erent In
titutiolis of learning are coming;
lelegations of active, wide-awake
oting men are coming from the
owns and cities. I
Altogether it will be a strong ar j
ny of determined young Christian
varriors that will take possession of I
he Capitol early in February. I'
The Stato Executive Commit tee, j
hrough the columns of this paper,
xtends an especial invitation to
he Christian men oj the State to
ittend this Convention. Any man
vho is interested iu the welfare of
lie men and boys of South Carolina
s invited. It will be necessary for
dm, however, to secure delegate's
rodentials, and this can be done by
vriting A. (5. Knobel, State Secreary
Y. M. C. A . Charleston, S. C.
'artiosdesiring furtner information
hould address him.
There will be reduced rates on al
he railroads.
The people of Columbia will enter
ain all delegates.
I THE WORLD'S f j
I GREATEST FEVER gje
MEDICINE. K =
For *11 forma of fever take John- [gj
?<wi'e Chlfl mj Haver Tonic It la $3
Ag 100 tlmoa better than quinine una ?9
B doe* In a sintfl* clay what slow <iul- il<
? nine oaunot do Iii 10 dnvs. It'* u-vl ,1
?a splendid cures are In atrikljjK con9|
tra^t^to the feeble cutee uiado by ^ al
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make* a poor looking bar- ffiv
nana Ilka now. Ma.le of (tag
pure. Iionv.v bodied Oil, cm \Wp
f paclaliv prepared to with- InfiH
atand the weather. UKQ
Bold everywhere \tH&
in cans?ail alaeo. IM
Made by STAHDARO OIL C0.\M
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'lire Water.
1 am sinking deep and shallow
Artesian Wells.
In every case giving satisfaction
to Terences and estimates furnished
n application.
ALEXANDER N. COX,
Conway, S. C.?
aim if
\t J. Causey Ce.
We believe in large sales and small
irotils. Here are some of our pries.
Calicoes worth (5 cents, going at
J and T> cents per yard.
Pee Dee Plaids going at f> cents
icr yard.
Full line of Par.ts from fiOceuts to
'2.50 per pair. A good pair for
5 cento.
Other goods too numerous to
nention at prices just as low.
Yours very truly,
/. C/llJ SKY CO.
11
ALL WOMEN]
Wino of Cardui is the guardian I
of a woman's health and huppi- H
nosfl from youth to old ago. It
helps her safely into womanhood.
It sustains her during the trials g
of pregnancy, childbirth and H
motherhood, making labor eivsy B
and preventing Hooding and mis- N
carriage. It gently lends her g
through the dangerous period B
known as the change of life.
W1NE"CARDUI|
cures leucorrlnea, falling of tho Jm
womb, and menstrual irregularity B
in overy form. It is valuable in 1
every trying period of a woman's M
life. It reinforces the nervous |
system, sets dhoctly on the geni- I
tal organs mid is the finest tonic
(or women known. Ask your
druggist for n $1.00 bottle of f
Wiue of Curdui. B
Ilateevtlle, Ala., July 11, ltWO. I
I am using Wine or Cardui and Thed- I
ford's Ulack-DrauKht and I feel like a I
different woman already. Several la- I
I <Jea here keep the medicines in their E
homes <v)l tho time. I tuh? three girls fl
I and they are using it with me. \\
Mrs. KATE BllOWDKR.
For advice and literature, ,vl<lrr?v giving I
I *ytnptom?, '"the ladu-V Adviaorv l??j>?rt
ment", The Chattanooga Medit-liie Company*
Chattanooga, lenu.
i)Isi:asi;s or this skin.
Tlic intense itching and smarting inet:
ii. to eczema, tetter, salt-rhcum, and other
iseascS of tltc skin in instantly alia red by
iplying Chamberlain a Kye ami Hkiis
intnicnt. Many very bad case* liavc beet
rnianently cured by it. It in equal it
licient for itching piles and a favorite rem*
ly for soro nipples; chapped hands, chik
ains, frost bitca, and clironic sore eyes,
or sal' by druggists at 25 cents per box.
TpT Hr PAltlllllAit pA?ila*<e
j ?? , \ ?uj m v/vuuiuuii k vnun s, nit''
e just what a horse nee<bi when in Ixvl condj
on. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge
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WILL8 nl KVti
TUB OM.T BAFB RSMEI
TASTBLBM m4 <XJ
Dees Hot fwtrti (MUm Her Other Nhs.
Hess lei lajer
W. A. MoT arty A He*. Dtme Beer, Tea., mj:
best we here ever haaaie4. My sea preeerfa
only ('Mil Toole which a ehlV. can take vkhm
Price too. Bjwnn ar<
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By Taking Your (
It is the paper that s
lurry Coun ty?No good cit\
ut it- Come and enter you
ews of the Campaign year
H. H. W<
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Tax Returns.
^_The Auditor of I lorry County will n?^nid
the following peaces at times specified
below for the purpoue of taking Upturns
of all taxable property, both real and
personal, for tiscul year commenciug Jan.
1 Mt, 1002, and ending Dec. ill at, ilK)2_
Cool Spring Wednesday .Ian 1st from 10
a in to 1 p m
Itehnhoth Thursday Inn 2nd fro .1 10 a
in to 12 m
Zoan Thursday Jan 2 from 2 p m to 4 p
m
Sanford Friday Jan 3rd from 10 a m to
12 m
Gurley Friday Jan ilrd from 2 p in to 4
p m
Hayboro Saturday Jan 4th from It* am
to 12 in
Adrian Saturday Jan 4th 2 pin to 4 p m
Jordanville Tuesday Jan 7th 10 a in to
12 in
Gideon Tuesday Jan 7th from 2 p hi to
4 p m
Gallvants Ferry Wednesday Jan Hi I
from 10 a m to I p m
Taylorsvllle I hursdayjan Oth from in
a m to 1 p in.
Vardelle Friday Jan 10th from 10 a hi
to 1 p m
Floyda Saturday Jan 11th .rem 10 a in
to 12 m
Spring Branch Saturday Jan 11th frou
2 p m to 4 p in
Green Sea Monday Jnti 13th from 10 a
in to 2 p in
Lorls Tuesday Jan 14th from 10 n m to
2 p m .
Daisy Wednesday Jan 15th from ID a
m to 12 in
Bound f^warnp Wednesday Jan Ifth
from 2 p in to 4 p in.
Hammond Ihursua) Jan 10th from 10
a m to 12 m
Ebunee/.er Thursday Jun 10th from 2 p
m to 4 p in
Farmer Friday Jan 17th from 10 a ui to
12 in
Little River Saturday .Inn 18th from 10
a tn t< i'? p in
Wain pee I' <> Monday Jan 20th from 10
a m to 12 in
Hand Monday Ja.i 20th from 2 |> in l<> 1
|> in
Tilly Swamp Tuesday .J.in 21st Irotu 11
a tn to 12 m
(iruhainville Tuesday Jan 21st from 2 p
m to 4 p in
IMne Island Wednesday Jan 22nd from
10 a m to 12 mi
W itliers School House Wednesd; v J mi
22nd from 2 p m to 4 p in
AI arlow I'. (I. Thursday Jan 2Hrd from
10 a in 1o I |> in
Socastee Friday J an 24th from 10 a in
to 1 p III
Hncksville Friday Jan 24th from ?t p m
to 4 p tn
Port llarrelson Saturday Jan 25th from i
10 a m to 12 m
I)ongolaSaturday Jan 25th fr an 2 p in
to 4 p ni.
'I he balance of the time until Feb. 20th, |
at the Auditor's olfice in Conway.
All able bodied males capable of euro-|
ing a support between the ages of 21 and I
00 years alia !1 bo deemed taxable polls.
The niiuiht r of your School District is
important
Transfers of Ileal Estate should also be
noted Executors and Administrators
will make their returns strictly according '
to law. I
Failure to make returns within the time >
specilied subjects the delinquent to a pen- j
alty of 50 per cent.
J. A. LEW IS.
Auditor Horry County.
To Rent or Sell jr
I
A good farm 21 miles South of
Cool Spring. Has good six room a
duelling aud all necessary outbuild
ings for farm.
GOOD LAND for TOBACCO.
Good barn already on premises.
Address d
W. P. SQUIRES.
Murphy, Ga. "
Oct. 3rd, 1901. 3m
For Information arm Tree Handbook write to I
MCNN A Caj7. Ml Biu>adw..r, Nkw VoitK. \
Oldest tniroau for aeourltiK patents In America.
Mrery potent taken out by us Is brought before V
the public by a notice given free of charge in the
Scientific Jimcvican r
liArpeat C.rmlstlon nf e?:v scior.ti?~ paper In the p
world. Splonrtldly HJpstris " '.' '.ollieeiit 1
mun ehnulri be wit'.on . '-iv >'3.0(1 e
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if Ctiiil Ionic I
NKXMSSPUt* CURK SOLD
* mm* All MalarUI Troubles. I
IV rOR CHII.DRnm.
IAVANTBBD.
?Re Rltuch Jfur ilM Mm Hearing. I
** ltam?n'i P?|win Otaill Ton to is the I
? H In hta f motle?. and U)i it Li thaH
t lalurr to t!ie totuach."
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DEAF?
ALL. CAZ1
DEAFNESS
ARE MOW.
by our new invetili. . Uu!v Vi'
HEAD NOISES C
F. A. V/ERMAri, Cf<* *.
Cfntlrmrn . ? Hriiitf entirely cured i f >. fiters
full history of my case, to he us d nt > u- liiserctii
About five vcars aeo inv right car bc~an to rii
my hearing in t'hi.r ear entirely
I underwent a treat .oent for cat irrh, for three !
berof physicians, ainouc others, the most cm nei
only an operation could help me, end even that
then caase, hut the hearing in the affected ear tvoul
I then saw vour ndvcrtlsemcnt accidentally in
merit. After I had used it only a few days accord
to-day, after five weeks, my hearing in the disease*
heartily aud beg to remain Very truly vouv.?
F. A. W
Our treatment does not interfere
advice fre r* YOU CAM CURE YOU
INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 591
NEW YORK 11A
G1VKS 77/ K MCS T G () O
GOUD.S FOG THE i
Knockdown prices the order of
Ike best advertisement. It pays best
you at verv low prices than to sell y
or li MOT TO IS: a nimble :
This month I am ofTering many on
Others are crying ADVANCE. ADVA'
DOWN, DOwN. Ladies $2.50 Shot
Shoes going at $1. Men's $2.50 Sho
worth 7f) cents going at f?0 cents. A
Umbrella, worth $1.25 going at 00 cei
shades at 50 cents. 24 sheets of good i
envelopes for it cents. All linen Wi
$5. pants going at $2.50. A paper of
other things just as cheap.
W. II CHES
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HAVE
MOVE!
Across tin
ie\v stores in
Spivey Bi
r\Y have just got through taki ng stocl
hat are odds and ends, also jobs that
nd are going to sell regardless of cost
Spring
Ve have t wo stores and are still crowdc
Ladies Jackets, Capes, Skirts, Shir
t greatly reduced prices. We never ci
fet our price in a sale like this, will t?
id trade this year considering the sho
tay. We are in a position to buy and
s will outclass all our would-be compo
hem guessing HOW WE LET OlJIi G(
We don't stand in with them as to
hey can't compete.
>m* Low Prices Stands
Ve give more goods for same money, n
lie time, hence wc do the business.
Thanking our many friends for tl
dshing you one and all a happy CI
hristmas and Holiday trade.
CONWAY BARG
And
$100 RE
For A ny Ci
CHILLS ANC
Thai Cannot lie
vv HCCLCK ,
Vhen used strictly by directions. The
'reatment on the market The liver a
nd nervous system treated separately.
U,ft INTERMI TENT, BILIOUS AN
The best tonic Great Appetizer.
Ltlly compounded, contains no poison
O. COLLINS, F>rcsident.
BANK OF C
CONWAY.
'apital Stock $20,000DI
RECTO
. G, Colli* . yy u. Li
C. P .Quattl*rauv,
We traesact a general banking businei
onto any and all matters Intrusted to <
lis Bank respectfully solicits the depc
irporations and trill give erer? rea cna
inking to those doing business wit.-it.
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. > born deaf rre iuct cbla.
E IMMEDIATELY.
'il/ilitiORC, CAY3:
JlAt.TiMOkK, . March .to, i^t.
IV. v.':3 to your treatment, 1 will now give yo?
on.
15, .vul t i; I .a L-pt on getting *otsc, until I lost
non'.'.te, without any niccea?, consulted n tinm* , j
nt e .r specialist of tliir, city, who told me tS?t
only tentjiorarily, that the hoed noises would
<1 be lo?.t forever.
a Now York jMper, and ordered your treating
to votir direction*. the noiaoeMaaod, and
1 ear lias been entirely restored. 1 thank yon
t,
URMAN, 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md.
with y&ur usual occupation.
RSELF AT HOME
3 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAQO, ILL
CKET STORE. I
DS AH J) THE BEST ?
LEAST MO HEY. y
the (lav. A pleased customer is
to yet all of your trade by telling
ou u litt e at a large profit.
Nickle is belter than a slow Dollar -;'L
w goods at greatly reduced prices.
NCK, but I hammer prices DOWN
*s are going at $2. Ladies $1.25
es going at $1.75. dood pants
good water-proof double frame
His. Ladies trimmed hats, dark
note paper for 2 cents. 25 good A
ndovv Shades for 25 cents. Men's
good Needles for lc. unci lota oi
TNI IT, Manager. I
_ .....?rr? _ i- . aasa
3
? street and now occupy two of the I
biding.
;. Wc have a good many goods
we bought away below the market
. in order to make room for our
Steely. |
id for room.
t waist. Overcoats and extra pants J
irryovor any goods, if we can't I
ike yours. We have had a splen
rt crops, and wo are in business to
handle goods in such quantities
tiors. and at the same time keep*
)()1)S. | I
price, and our prices are so low
i in With the People
,nd same goods for less money all
leir most liberal patronage, and
)ristmas, We are yours for the
A1N HOUSE.
Santa Claus.
MB a> i
WARD
ise of
) FEVER
Cured By
S TONIC,
only combined Chill and Feror
ml kidneys, stomach, blood, brain
W11 KE'LEU'S TONIC will also
D CONTINUED FEVER.
A logical prescription, seiantifiFor
sale by Dr. E. Norton.
D. A. SPIVEY Cashier.
)ONWAY
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Surplus Fund'tS O00
RS:
;WII, D. A. Sm?T.
F. A. RciftoccBa.
kg, and fuaranUt prompt attorn
Dur care.
kgitn of iiuViTiduals, firm
bl# facility eontiatenl *ith