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f$ lu' ?.;nmn T) era hi puui.isllkd kvluy rHUKSDAV MOUNINtl* n v Tii e CONWAY 1MJLII TSII IN(3 CO., CONWAY, S. 0. 11. II. WOODWARD, Editor. SI lisoiui'i ION : Olio Year, - - #1.00. Six Months, - - * .50. Chreo Months, - - .25. a1 ,\v a y s ] v a d van k. 8*u" One cent :t won! in excess of loO words for obituaries. I'oktky not accepted. Kr\i?'r si nt tlir* 1' ' Ofl'iro nl O ?n\v?r, S "if 8?'?<?art rlr.te Ma",or. t i . . ADYEUTISKM10NTS ; rrundent Advertisement* l.OO p< r inch f?>r the Or-1 insertion. M) cents an inch ! ?r t'iicil Hill).' ouout lns#>pHn?i Nothes* ii? h* il reading matter, 10 rents j per line ni' h insertlo;:; under bond <?l "business Notices," (5 cents n 11 ii 1 e m' insertion. O{T1? ia 1 udvt rt -ei'iionta u'. tne rales >11 ?\\?d by law. i.i i>e; ;,1 coutr.i -Is'- -a ill f>? n aue t??r advert ini* threw <?r jtiore months. I'IIk Hi ihi i' will publish, nt b? ti* c i etion of the Editor letters on nl jicti i I'l-nernl interest, when writtini plainly .vidi ink and ra compiinled by the n uinot he auth or. Tnese shonl t be ilirv ted ; > he Editor of I itk 11 ki:ai.i>. HEM! IWANCC-r h'or SnliM'i iptir u or Advertisements must 1- made to the Manaoku, Conway Pi* lit.ik 111 no < 'i>vp t.\r. . fHURSDAY APR. 17th l<>()2; Uooskvklt oupturod Charleston ami Charleston raptured Roosevelt. Judo-in# from the public prints, this is the sum and substance of the President's visit to the Kxposit'.on Tin: Georgetown papers, a week or t wo ajjo. had State Senator Walker a candidate for congress, whether he would or not. The Senator came out la t week and stated that he is not a candidate and has had no notion of beinjjj. Ah well! News papers will get things wronjj sometimes in spife of everything. ?.1 i Tim newspapers now be^in to be full of political notes. The Manors! of the. sixth congressional district continue to1.speculate about the race for congress. They are intent upon bringing out all the candidates the\ can whether the candidates si ml a ghost of a show or not. W e note with pleasure Congress man Scarborough's activity in se curing rural mail routes for this section. Nothing is more desirable to the man of intelligence than to have his trail in easy reach, and in creased mail facilities make men more intelligent and better citizens. I ?Pee Dee Advocate. In the Sixth District the race for Congress will be lively. The latest ones mentioned as possible eandi ( dates are J. Monroe Johnson of Marion, and T. W. Houchcr of lien- : ncttsville. I tli Mr. Johnson and Mr. Bouchci re able lawyers and if ' they enter th race will have a good following. \ 111 the entry of these two, there wiL 've candidates for < Congress from I ..U district. ? Week ly Mail. ] I On next Tuesday the people of ' Horry County will have the oppor tunity of visiting one of the grandest expositions ever held in this , country. One thing that contrib- : utes to make it interesting to the 1 people of this State is the fact that it is their exposition-?an enterprise projected by South Carolina people. The very low rah* for the round trip olTcred by the railroad, places the Exposition within reach of ev cry body, and those who do not attend will miss the best opportunity they will ever have to visit an exposition. It may be a life time before this State is again the. reene of a magnificent exposition, in fact it inn i.' 1^" At*-- i ? A ...?J WVu n u nope 10 sue a large crowd get oft on tho 22nd. The trip promises to be a success in every respect. Wn commend the course of (lover nor McSweeney in his prompt action to prevent the prize fight at the Exposition. In such cases it is the duty of the Governor to act and to act at once. We desire to see the Exposition a success, and would do everything we could, that is right and proper, to help it along, but. when it eoines to a scheme of this kind in order to draw a crowd there, it is time to draw the line. The idea of a prize light is repulsive to the better class of people every where, under any circumstances, and to use such means to increase the crowd at the Exposition, would increase the di gust in the public mild. There are people who wil ^ Will ' 1 spend lots of money ami travel many milvs to s ?e a prize fitfht, l>ut we are not one of this class. Murrells Inlet Items. Spring lias at last appeared, the warm weathet is bringing the corn at that was injured by frost some days ajio. Our section wi'l he well represent- 1 od at the Kxposition on "Oeor^ctown May." the rates are very low, ' only Sl.&O for the round trip. Wc extei I our eonuratulations to 1 a r friend Mens J'atriu of lJueks port, <>11 winniuo one of Not thX'arolina's fair daughters. J)r. .1 I*. Thompson of Huok^port paid .i professional visit to our see j 11 in last week. Stacy Claridy <?f Wavurly Mills. J spent last Sunday visiting friends ' ! in this seel ion. Dr. .1. K. Grant and Messrs. \V II Oliver and ,1. I'\ (-rant spent a j ortiitTi of list week attending the j big show in Charleston Misses Cienovieve and Ruby Heat. * -pent a few days iri (leorgetown last week. M. I. " ' Wnnamnker Items. Tobac ;o plants uro fine in tlils'sec- ' lion. Rev. F. T. Woolen preached lb a ' large congregation at Sardis last 1 Sunday. Titc excursion from Cape Fear si ding last Sunday was a success judging from the crowd it brought to preaching. J. Walter Connerly and Fd Price I; of Nicln 1 > attended services at Sar dis last Sunday The farmers of this section are tal. ng advantage o( the good sea sons and arc planting tobacco. P. M. Me a ros set out on the Hth, and 1 Hraddy W illiainson came in second on t he 12th Some of our young poop e aPended church at Nichols on Sunday afternoon. Iv F. C. v " * *" t Hammond Items. Farmers arc busy planting their crops, mo i of them have finished 1 p anting t urn and now p oparing for 1 cotton. i' We think that Mr. Senrlmroinrh is all (>. K. for our next Congress man. Hammond is all ri^lit in the merchants lino. We have six s'ores f here now. Mr. W. I). Cox has just. ' . openml up with a complete line of merchandise. .1. II. Cox is home on a, visit after i'-' having been oil for several weeks at- j tending the Hurrouyhs (J railed V School. J We think every n ah in the county that can read should take the linn- , A 111). The wedding bells are l inoino. II. h Items-front Cool Spring. s| The health of this community is ('' good at present banners are busy planting cotton 5 a d setting out tobneeo. The writer had the pleasure of 11 visiting i ho Cellar drove section i" Sunday. Hun I Jlaekman of t !><> I ,?K-i n ?.? I t - section lias some line corn three J1 blades high. 11 Mis. II. \V. Mishoc and family- P from Hayboro have beam visiting j here this week. P Mr. and Mrs. 1). L) Anderson was ' among our visitors last Saturday a and Sunday. a liev I). D. Anderson preached at 01 Salem Sunday to a largo congrogu- 1,1 eam.mkr. l' si Toddville Tidings. C. 15. Duseubury was hero Satur j hay and told your scribo that he was t< I'eudy for tho Ex petition. as Mrs. A. M. Duscnbury is spending 1 week with relatives at Greenfield, pi Judging from expressions we arc h( f the opinion that Ducks township ai will be well represented on Horry M Day at tho Exposition. 01 What do the correspondents think p< if the idea of building a new court m house and jail? Lets hear from Si of las and Dreyfus as they always ex >'c press themselves very freely We presume all prospective candidates P will remain silent on tins subject di until they can find out which way hi l'th* cat is going to jump." tl Ihisonbury & Co. have just reeeiv- b< t'd a nice line of dress goods, hats v< und shoes which they are selling it cheap for cash. Thoir dress huts at f( 2n cents is an rye opener, and you ii t 4 r .1 l" i/ti-in n> ii jiiiir (M iliuir SHOOS II which would moan that you would h have no other. b We are requested by Henry Wil liains to state that a gan^ of no-' h groes came very near having a rial C.' in this vicinity last Saturday, but o there was no blood shed. li Forecast. a Adrian Items. h I red C. Lewis made a business w trip to Nichols last Saturday. \\ Messrs. Sain and Walter Harris of ih IJoinewood visited friends uear hero ll last Sunday. 13 Lev. II. H. Roberts tilled hL rog- w ular appointment at Maple church , p hist Satuaday and Sunday. J a Tobaeeo setting will soon be the 1< order of the cay. Much more of the s weed will tie planted in this section p this season than was last. p Mr. H. G. Collins of Conway has.s recently stiowff a very charitable ( spirit toward the members of Maple church in coiling, plastering, and painting their houst of worship for them. | Married on Wednesday April 2nd 1002, at tlie residence of the ollicia- ' tingoilieer by Notary Public J. N. <> Jenretto, Miss Florric Leo t<> Mr. h Kenneth Carrcll. Wo wish thciri:o much happiness. ! t J. N. .1. j , T'.iJs tlgmituro In on every l>ox of the genutoo Laxitfive Bromo-Quininc T?btet? lJ Iho remedy ttiat awn a In one tlnjr ABSTRACT OF NF.W ROAD LAW. As il has Been Printed tor the County Supervisor Omitting Unimportant Sections. Lectio n "> The road bed shall not t>.' les, than Id feet wide, cxclu sivi.' of side ditches, roots and other )! structions, unless otherwise or lered by the County Board of Comnbsionors, they shall be posted with substantial mile post, and where oads run through lands where wacr tantls or (lows, the roads must jed'tched on either side and the oad bed raised. It shall be the duy i'f eaeh and every overseer to vork the road , under his charge horotiyldy as he goes, arcning the .ante to the center, with drain on ach i 1 to 'onvey the water. Any >\\ rsi t i-. authorised to enter ipou ..ay uncultivated lands near to Lnd adjoining their section of road, o cut and carry uway t imber for \ improvement of bri Iges, fo*.>t- < v.i\s. Ote , without consent of owner nd dig or cause to Ue dog and earv awav any earth, gravel, sand or toic. which may be necessary to | na';c, improve or repair said roads, loiigus little injury to said lands ue. timber as the nature of the ease n.l III 111! i .rn...l ...OI :? I I'MOIIV/ ^V'V'VI *?lll I'lii drain- and ditches sliall be kept ?|>'ii Iiy tin- overseer and shall not ' "it rnoted liy the owner of the 11 b, or any person having I ho sumo '< ii i hut Oi;. I Ski nun (5. All pi t'sons from the ,:i of IS to50 years of ago inclusive his State, except t hose excepted Act, slid I lio liable to road U ' All male persons not coming in the ages so lixod, and able to ii tut m or cuusc to bo per for mod lit* labor required, ministers of the qrl in actual charge of u congre ra 1 i ?i. 'IVa diers oniployed in a pubio school, Soiioot Trustees during livir Li rm of oilier, and persons per h i ally disabled in I ho military erviee of the. State, and persons i ho served in the late war botweou 1 Mates. and nil persons actually I uipmycd in the ipiaronline serviei M'Vi. e of llieState shall in' exempt, ii that are not e.\o npt shall bo eipiired annuallv to perform or auso to be performed labor on ighways. under t he direction of the vor.seerol the road district in which e shall reside. eight days, if so amy be tieees.sarv. Ptovidoil. All lud at- while actually attending ny of the colleges or schools in date shall bo oxemot from >ad < r aroet datyor the payment f any ooinuiutation lax. Si'.otion 7. In lieu of performing r causing to be pot formed the la or of ton hours per day, as required >r tlie several eounties, a ooininuitii'ii tax of one dollar may be paid t y the person so liable on or by the 1st day of March 1 !><>:!, and on or y the first day of March of each oar thereafter: Provided able to labor under this Sort ion hull Irivo tin; right to furnish u nnpe'cnt suhstitulo to labor in his tc.ul who shall not bo under sixtoon oars old, Suction 8. It shall bo the duty f any overseer to make out a list f all persons liable to road duty, till overseer is hereby authorized > demand of any person or corpora on the name of any and all hands i hi:, her or its employ, and any erson or corporation, receiving of ioh overseer or warner, by him apointe I, sii h demand failing or re- '' ising to 'furnish a list containing 1 male employees, shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and for every such * louse, shall he subject to a line of t less than Ten Dollars nor more tan Thirty Dollars. The road hands ia!l meet at the time and place up-* tinted by the overseer at the hour u 7 o'clock in the forenoon, and tal j'M'ii g w'th t'lein such necessary iols and implements used on a farm ; the overseer may direct. Sk< i ion*11. The residence of any v n'son who lias a famify shall be Id to bo where his family resides, _ id the residence of any person mil be held to bo where he boards1 may bo found. All tramps or rsnns lint. hi, .Mm, 1.1. (iiiy vidUUIV cans of obtaining a livelihood, act herwbo'exempt, shall bejsubject to >ad duty. Sr.cnoN 12. Every person liable > road duty, who shall have boon dy warned before the day fixed in is notice for such working,' stating 10 hour and place of working, shall i subject to the direction of the o 1 rseer in charge. Any person bcig varned by the overseer to per-! irhi road duty and failing or refus ; lg to perform such duty or conduct ig himself in such manner as proibit.od by law, upon conviction shall 0 punished as provided by law. Si:cTio.\ 13. Every overseer is ere by required to account to the ounty Supervisor,or County Hoard 1 Commissioners a full and true st and statement of the names of 11 per.so.is within their respective istricts who lmvc been ordered out > perform the labor as required y this chapter and after each orking to note the hours actually 'orked, work each hand does, and c shall make and furnish a list to lie County Supervisor, or County loard of Commissioners, of those ho have refused or neglected to erform the same, and shall by oath It* I the correctness of card) list so opt. and all linos and forfeitures nod for and recovered under the rovi ion , of this chapter shall be aid over by the Magistrate or con t-nbU collecting the same to the ! mnty Tie; surer. #/?? I.oris Laconics. Some of tlie farmers are putting d t icco fdants. I). .1 Rutlcr i >n:e fine beans. Otto and MayI'rince and W. T. Springs visited h Lxp sition last week.?Rev. (J. , . Si lde\ expects to make an ear v shipment of strawberries. Dot. ????? ' Old newspapers are offered at a luroain at the ll?.it.\i.i> ofliec. I ? Tobacco Notes. (?. Edwards, one of Horry 's best farmers, was in Conway last week Mr. Kdwards will plant a large crop of tobacco this year. He has made a success at tobacco planting and believes in the weed. The war between the American Tobacco Co., and the big tobacco companies of Europe still continue Wo say let them light. if it helps u>. Keports from over the county give the information that tobuci 1 plants arc plentiful. Lark Hughes put tut ah.nit on and one half acres of tobacco la i week. He is the Ihst that \vc have heard of. Daniel <Iral a n. it was repoitod, would set out lasi week, out we nut not heard yet whether he did or no M r. (? raham trc h ?.i n nus ( X11 a 11 plauts. lie is an up to date fiimler and knows how to make line to bacco. Capt. Coles transplanted lr ? <> tire crop last wic's. (let in lino boys for the trip u> Charleston on the -2n ). l ive iia\ of fun and recreation will bo woi a years of life and many d dlars twj'" von Luther Hardee showed us sou line tobaceo plants a lew days aj . Mr. IIardee is in tobacco tlib yr; i to win. ' -<5> Attention Hussars. You will .meet at the arm >ry on Saturday, April l'.Mh. t<> r< . ;\ new uniforms and to transited other business. I?. I) 1 Captain. v In every town I jL and village I j niay^be had, I H" Mica ' IfnP ' " p Grease b Made I that n akes your II $ horses glad. ? ~SSSS*:1 "SPRING 1 And wo fool lliat there is notion v? han to buy one of our l\()Y.\r< I'M .1/ \>r the following reasons: They are softer and have moreolust eoomo hurd or lumpy and never ro?|u; ml more healthful than feathers. Our Guarantee. If after usintf thirty days .von ar0 1 t our expense and wo will refund the RO Solo Man ITrita for pamphlet. i KAMINS 1 HARDW fell ^ - AMKNTS y\mes Engines and Hollers, ! | DeLoacI) Su>v Mills, Continrnj| y| till Clin Go's Gins and Complete jji|]j Line of Mill and Machinery Sup i i!| i)li?* 1 Am I r ffli mi uGO i (I li-'J [I | <1 1-8. I yfagyy s II Estimates Furnished iy w Cor res po I Kamiiiski Hanlw QEOROHTO1 I Hh?iiw1iifoTi<iili I' Si ! : *iJL ffBTiilwra In your blood ? Physicians call it notarial (lerm. It can be seen changing red klood yellow under ! microscope. It work* day and night. ?t yourcomChilly, aching 8e:i>r>?i-.mis crvp down your backbone. You feel weak and em worthless. I ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC r< will f t' ;' he trouble now. It i ciik'.i t ie blood at once and drive* out the yellow poison. J, If neglected and when Chilli, l-'cvcr , ;ht-Swoats and a geni eral br?r.?i down come later on, & Roberts' ionic will cure you j than?but why wait ? Prevent future " . less. Tlio manufocf] turc . ail about this yelpolson and have perfected cits' Tonic to drive It out, t i nourish your system, restoro . irlfy the blood, pre- , iiu turv Vsiiiiisf reven ana I j Malaria. SI lias cured tlioua- I 1 ' i v. ill cure you. or your I t ] inonc k. l itis is fair. Try I I il. Price, 25 cents. w roiiTwt, = net Mlllfl ma 1 c i>n vim in a II W11^008, < ';tris .iikI \\*11i ps, t< <1 Ajjen For? ? Is, Mowing Machines, u, Nil . - : Airrows. 81 v e. > i, t" (lute Fine turn ul 'lort notice at rates. .Now I Uur^ies. = . New I lacks Etc. i i when in need of any-1 i.n^j in my line. S Pi FRF". ' I L' t i vnr m a I >cm u | money in l>ettor ' MATTHIASES. j I* r i ~ ^ I ^ 13,0 itv : ' 1 I) "i' They will never I n They are oloaimr .4^3.50 Delivered. >i iti.slif :, return the Mattress loney paul for it. /A!.L a. BORDEN, (;u[.DSi!ORO, n. c. | LO j'" i i [\ i w 'ARF5 CO. S I-Oil | c. 1 i IUJ U T Tl <!iei tor: 0 D\ j)| to t I i 1,1 ? I -ii -p for which we HjJjjj ) >w p . p , 1 to acceptor- j|l(jj| siJjii II i i ide Solicited. | ro ii' srpany, I VN, S. f, fcl | ' * - i 't J?L&. abe you m DEAFNESS f" ' ARJ? i?" bj o?ir v t k: HEAD m\i. I P. A Wfifei " GtntUwifH . ? Jtoi*~ ent' i <-1/c\ . it .t ft ful' ki?toi * ef ivy oaur, t > K* ui ! ?u vcv <!-". : ti. ?n. Altout five y Ari iv r ri^ht car bejp.u to ? : 5, t tuy >i at tiK iu tliii etr rnti ly I nutlet went* tmtmfat for catarrh, for three *m fterof j.!iysicijin*, aroony cthe.-a, the moot oclner.t c< mly an operation could help m\ and rran f f enl .h?? ca?r.e, but the he- ring in the ifTectesl ear wes! J, h< 1 then mw Tour advcr'. eevr < u accidentally in a JN H??it. After I nad im ii it ovtly a fevr days awarding o-<l?r. after five tmkt, t ./ ha.trisz iu 'he <liaen?e4 ca leartily and beg to ramaiu Very truly yours, V. A. Wtf*l Gttr frssxttnrnt doto not ir>ttirf<rro xri "ffilsytt."4 YOU CAB CURE YCURS IHTmNAllSMAl AURAL CLINIC, SOS ti K HI H I You Can do the Hi 40 y.ir.ls ' 'alien, $1, 12 cents Outirgfi * aids only f> cents} per yard, ?4, Men's nits for *#r>.75. #14, Suits for #10.00 ents per pair, 30 Hulls "f Thread f<?r If rv $1 00. 20 pounds white Stimuli 00. 1.00 10 cents Star L\e for 7 cents. 1 lood whole Hice n cents per pound. 5 po 1,35. * half l'atent Flour at #4.70 per we have not time or space to <|UOte you ?d on every day sellers will give you an i< nd undersell our Competitors. we have 'hanking our many customers for past fa* tore your heaihjuarters during Court wee CONWAY BARGA $100 REt For Any Cs.se CHILLS AND Thai Cannot He Cu WHEELER'S 'hen used strictly bv directions. The on reutment on the market The liver and ul nervous system treated separately. W ire 1 NT HUM I TENT, HILIOUS AND < The best tonic. Great Appetizer. A 1 lly compounded, contains no poison F " ' t BANK OF C< CONWAY, i PITA L STOCK, $20,000.00. S i/.NSand DISCOUNTS, $05,000.00. 0 ?OFFICERS: Ci, COLLINS. President. ?. QUATTLEPAUM, Vice-President. he enormous increase in our business for it proof of the confidence inspired b\ the i and by its successful management. Ve guarantee to our patrons prompt and < -hem every reasonable accommodation coi hanking our customers for their formes \ he continuance of their business. Respectfully, D. A. SP J *052 '89900 8Ay-X}U0MX 'j9|?jp Xun JO 99 J J 93|dui1W pun r l/JW #//// 81,1 '? )J*a Auv 01 *jn'1" JO 130M* l?c I BXip X|?m|dui09 mm .unj jdwod ppuj u Off S13TI3d OINQ1ON' Wm snid H3An s.N0] ITUl lw\ put ^jom jaq ujSeq Xmd ejr\)?N V?i \\\y^M^yv\. P<^UJO??AU! Pinoqt tuft eiacs eqi \\\\W^^VWV l#uu*H? VI^ij em u{ jjo tu*ojm eq VAjSL j*q> ob p?up? Xpuo3 oq i?nai. . m w tf. H WMlhl m ? . > i ^r? t^EOiAliLY. 6AY3i nccitx, K?l., yv >y>?i. . >.'.! t j y??ar troGtajcru, I 'frill not* j'.vt ytiai u- ! ihii . jV. cn filing \x?-.vc, KtUl I M Uv5, Without (Mir &W.??ilU?l * M*K. lit *pt< xiiv'. ?/f lhi? *?'!} . i<ld rn? IImu y tt m|?-'?r^T ilr, thlt .'?e K?r.i.l Routt w*wM4 ; Ik>*1 ior?v?f. rew Yoi k pii p?r, tin*. <r> di ,-r>M ywtir trMfc. U y? jr directi***, Iht r.r>.m owAserf. r Km ta?? < r.t irely r j!Hoi-"4. I i h? n'i. y**a kiy.W, 7BvjtvJxray, BnUlnwre, M4. Ut\ tfour hahhI oceupat{*n+ Els" AT HOME ""SSK** 9. SAI.lt AVE, CKISAB3, III. :?* JE ill isy Buying, ir N.\ rent- i'i'r \ nl. IV'** Dee .Sluts Clothcs for $2.00. $8, 15 reins Men's Fancy hose 5 > cents. 12 poumis good Coffee 18 pounds (iranulated Sugar 5 cents can Salmon 1(? cents, uml Caddy good Tobacco only bnyei. prices. The above prices <piolea how we sell so in ny goods new goods to show everybody, ois ami asking \ou to make our k. .IN HOUSE. iA/APD of FEVER i red 13 y TONIC, 1 y combined Chill and F?r?r kidneys, stomach, blood, hr&ia HEELER'S TONIC will also ONTINUED FEVER. ogical prescription, scieatifU or sale by Dr. E.'Norton. DNWAY 3. C URPLUS FUND, $12,000 00. DEPOSITS, ? $70,000.00. D. A. SPIVEY. WClOl I i? I" t M. TT COLLINS. Asst. cashier. the past, few years is saffl spersonel of the Board I)irecobliging service, exteadieg nsistent with sound banking, patronage, we cordially solicIVEY, Cashier.