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THURSDAY MORN I N(5 s
BY THE D
CONWAY PU1U 1S111 N(J CO.,
CONWAY, S. C. v
li. M. WOODWARD. Editor.
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PcnUSUINO. COMPAVT
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THURSDAY APR. 24th 1O02 '
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Til k time is fast approaching now ; li
when there will l>o no end to enndi- i
dates. Alreadv the air lias a unlit- .
, ' * 1 li
ical taint.
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Tiik State Senator, theSherilVand i
the Clerk of ( ourt were elected t v?-o (
years ago for four year terms, but L
the romaining'county ollicers must <
go before the people this year. ! 1
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Tiik large lumber plant of 1>. \V.
Kaper iV Co . gives employment to
many }ieople, furnishes a ready
market for timber, and is a valuable
addition to the enterprises <?f this
town and county. v
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W k are glad that so many things ^
point to a prosperous year. Much |
depends, of course, upon whether it e
turns out to be a good crop year or N
not for our farmers. Crops were a I
failure last year, and brought hard |
times :is :i eonsomienee Itnl the :
short cotton crop of last year will
cause this voar'serop to bring betU
tor prices. It is likely that our far- ?
mors will raise good crops this year, ,,
Everything points to a successful1 f
year in the business world. (
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Talk it Up. ^
We would like for the influential 'J
men of the county to come out and |
say whether or not they are in fa >
vorjof building the new court house. 11
Some* of our correspondents .
have expressed a desire to hear from
men of different sections of the a
county on this subject. We have
before stated in these columns, '*
that we would like for the people
to Lret interested in these new pub- a
lie buildings. I> ' little has been h
said and less written. 1'
There is one thing that should be |.
settled before the time comes to j;
vote, and this is an important mat
tor too. Shall the new buildings be
erected, if erected at all, upon the
site of the present buildings? Hy e
the terms of the Act, this matter is
left to the discretion of the hoard of j
County Commissioners. It seems
to us that it would be best for the s
board to decide before the election s
comes on, whether they will pur ^
uuusu a new sue Ol' OU11G Oil tllO old. s
. If they will do this wo believe that f<
the voters will take more interest >
in the election, and will be more in .
evidence at the polls. I,
State Gains a Point. a
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Tlie case again, t the Virginia
Carolina Chemical company for violation
of the State anti-trust law, is
one that is important, as well as interesting
to the people of the State. a
On last Thursday Judge Buchanan j.
refused to grant the petition of tlie
defendant to remove the case to the ^
courts of the United States. It is
not likely that this is the end of *
trouble to bo brought about by the u
able attorneys for the defense, be t
fore tbe trust is forced to trial. h
The Attorney General has man 1
aged the State's side of the case in i
an able iand persevering way, and ^
he h.is had the assistance of some of k
the able it legal talent in the State. J1
The. Attorney General is every t
where eon mended for the fearless
manner in which lie has conducted
the suit for the State. ''
The attorneys for the trust desire ((|
very much it have the ease removed
. a , ~ ? MBam .
d Iin* federal courts because tliey
now that their client will stand bv
ir the better cliuncc of winning in
hat tribunal. It s to the best in
erests of the people that the case
e tried in the State courts. Our
date courts will hew to the line, and
o one, perhaps, understands this
U't more thoroughly than 11. A. M.
inith whoeonduc.s the defense so
igorously.
Some have asserted that'the Vir
inia Carolina Chemical company
as not raised the price of fortiU
ers, and, having done no injury,
he time is not ripe for proceeding
gainst it. Hut this is no ground
jv slowness in putting the maehin
rv of the law into motion. ' I'r*.
rastination is the thief of time."
t may be true that fertilizers now.
very tiling being considered, are
s low as ever, but the only object
f forming1 combines these days is .
Itimalciy to control the price ??f'
nine commodity. The time has!
ot arrived when the fertilizer trust
looms it propel* t<? put in its work of j
inking its millions by raising the
rice of fertilizers. If it is allowed
M'ontinucit operation . time will |
In?w ho v ii will follow the course of
II other trusts.
From bucksville.
Mil. KuiToa: In justice to Mr.
larrison A1 ford, please allow i.io t?
ay that he had mv sympathy and
ctivc co operation in the work
I'liieh he did with the ehaingang in
rout of his house.
1 endorse the work that the chainang
did on the Htieksville and
'aule.v Swamp road, and I am ner
eclly confident thnt our County S>i
icrvis >r will bo pleased with Mr. .
Uford as foivinan.
1 cannot sit still Mr. ICdiLor unci I
How a misleading statcinont 1 ? <_;?
iut uncontradicted, and a friend and
loir neighbor misrepresented. We
liould not allow our prejudice to.
ivoreomeour reason, so much as to I
ry to injure a man that trios to do
lis dut \.
Mr. A1 ford may make make misakos
as he is only human: but if
10 does, it will be only an error oT I
udoment. to whioh all mankind are i
object.
"In conclusion, would say. that I
lave spent all my life in I lucks
ow iship and fool as much intoresod
in her roads and the prosperity
>f her people as any man, and fur-.
her more. Mr, Kditor, I do not ap
irovooftho plan of unloading null- j
oe through our coynty paper.
\V. .). HowKi.fi,
I toad Overseer.
Prom Hnyboro.
101) iron 11 niiAi.i): ? "Forecast"
rants to hear from some of the corespondents
in regard to building
row court house and jail. I do too.
lot he specially wants to In^ir from
freyfus and Silas, and says they
x press themselves very freeely.
?Vell, I will confess thai the\ ex>ress
themselves almost too freely
o bo very popular, but they don't
iclieve in throwing a stone and hid
ng the hand t!<at 1 hrew it
Forecast must bo looking for a
'plum" this Fall or he would have
[ivon us his viows on the subject..
am not iooKing for the "plum",
to, not even a peeling. So 1 will
reel,v say a few words about t he j
ouvt house and jail.
The county needs a new court j
iouso. I want it, and I am willing to
[O down into my pocket and bear
ny share of expense, but 1 am net
rilling to borrow the money and
toad the county for that purpose
lake a direct tax for the full a
nount and lets have the court house
hie jail will hist ten \ears longer,
t the expiration of which time make
levy for the full amount and build
jail.
If the Editor i> tit home I suppose
e will palish this. 1 think he was '
bsent hist week. I sent am articl
a the 11 kha i.n last week and it had
little prayer in it. It fell into the
ands of the devil and he left the :
rayer out.
Lets hear from everybody and the
alitor too, on the court house and
lil Silas.
Booth Budget.
The people in our section an genrally
i:i good health so far ns we
now.
L. II. Booth attended ciiurch at
'oplar last Sunday.
As the train was passing here
ometimc ago some wood near the
idc track belonging to O. W Sesions
caui?ht tire fnim t.hn
jrtv cords were destroyed in a
liort time. If it had not have been
:>r good help it would soon have
timed up everything here.
There was cool weather last week
ut it makes the farmer smile to
ave it turn warm.
S. M. Allen, the ellicienl salesman
t this place is pushing for the trade
his year.
Tom HOY .
Daisy Dots.
Mr. Editor, as I have not seen
nythingfrom Daisy in a good while,
ask space in your columns for n few
inos.
Tlic hcaltli of the community is
ood.
We are having fine weather with
ool nights. Farmers are going
head with their farm work and are I
bout done planting corn. Most of
hem arc through transplanting to
aeco. Tliis week !s the lime for
hem to plant rotton
The county supervisor came up
ere last week and brought the-chain
ang, which was put to work to
uiId a road across Simpson Crook
ear the Primitive Haptist church,
'hey arc getting along well with
he work. We hope to have a good
oad t here soon.
\\ e have boon looking for a card
11 the paper from some of the can"abates.
It is time for them to he
in to eo no to the front.
C. .1. J.
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Uarnes Notts.
The health of this community is
generally good.
Tobacco tru jsplauting is progressing
.! M. Uardwick finished trans
planting nine acres on the IDth inst
ltoy l'yler of Wanamukcr visited
friends in this section last Sunday.
Tobacco that has been set in this
section is looking well.
Some of the people of this scctiju
are taking in "Ilorry Day" at the
Kxposition. Tomacco Skttku.
Disco breezes.
Everybody busy.
Strawberry picking will soon be
in order.
L. (i. Tyler is building a new
dwelling, listen for marriage belis.
\V. II. Stevens must intend something
in the near future, as he
makes continued \isits to Daisy.
I'ncle Aleck Stevens returned on
the lhth from a several days visit
in the Vaidelle section.
\Y. D. Stevens, postmaster at K1
dorado, paid friends a \ i - >i t hero recently
.
Mrs 'J'. A. Stevens and Miss Stella
Faulk paid relative.'? a visit near
I>ulah recently.
Who arc the candidates for super*
visor? Mr. Todd should look after
the mill branch bridge, us it is in a
. iiigerous condition
l. 't Simpson Creek's candidate
v '.mie out so we will know who he is.
Kittv Ci.oviat.
The Horry Day Crowd.
A crowd consisting of one hundred
and thirty-live persons left hero at
o'clock <m Tuesday morning, on a
special train, bound for tin* Dxposit
ion.
Yesterday had been set apart as
I lorry Day at Die exposition, re
dined rates had been obtained for
the occasion, ami the people showed
their apprcoiation of a good thing
by turning out a crowd.
1 lie I lorry Hussars wont along in
full uniform in charge of Captain L.
I>. Long an Lieutenant John II.
M cCasU ill.
The Burroughs (1 raded Sehool was
well represented. The pupils wore
badges, representing I lie colors < ?f
the school.
- The party expected to arrive in
Charleston at lli .'Id, having the remainder
of the day and Wednesday
to see the sights, and returning today.
a special bringing them in from
('hadbourne.
The train left here with live cars,
which, we suppose, were about fill
. d before the train reached ('hadbourne.
The party will return today, delighted
of course, with the many
pleasures of the trip.
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Loris Laconics.
Our little town is represented by
th number of thirty t wo in Charleston,
"llo ry I)ay.''
I). Y7. Hardwick lias accepted a
position in the store of 1. 0. Hry
an*..
I). II. Sarvis and Miss Theatus
I'rinee were the guests if .Mr, and
Mrs. Stroud last Sunday.
L. M. IVinec is baeU to his place
again after a two weeks vacation.
Mr. Stone, representing It. J.
Keynolds Tobacco Co., was in town
this week.
Joseph Hut lor was in town last
Tuesday on business, i is new saw
mill which is near here is giving
satisfaction to him and his neigh
bors.
Dot.
A HAPPY
HOME
Is one where health abounds.
With impure blood there cannot
be good health.
With a disordered LIVER there
cannot be good blood.
Tutt's Pills
revivify the torpid LIVER and restore
its natural action.
A healthy LIVER means pure
blood. mm
Pure blood means health.
Health means happiness,
lake no Substitute. All Druggists.
( Mil now -no iioi't -if., t > lY. > 1 n .?
- I *1 v ' ' V'??V.VV? tt I CI
ba n at tho 11..a aim otTice.
harness I
Pur,,. , rot aT-t V\ \ v \s 1
j o:ti^ 1 ccp. ^ y gpv
a J- wr.ii, twice fTJPT /jc ' '"\ L4
H^rlicit Oil. fj ?j\ '
?.*r?M-frWtf KM
?very where (/ // \ A) \l\ A/A'
in cans? II /# \ * \ ' \J
allsi/<?. (^ev (/ \ v\ ^
Mutlo by vJ If . ^ r/11 Nk\
Standard O'l ^
For Sale.
500 Acres Land
In Hayboro Township, will l>o sold
cheap.
Apply to
II. If. WOODWARD,
Attorney at Law.
Up Stairs Spivov Building,
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Inflamed Bladder atld Kidney.
Privetts, S. C., Feb. 23.-d 100.1.
My Pear Mrs. (icrrald:?
Dr. Neilsen, who is a stranger to
you, lias been in our home for tlio
past live days attending my father,
who was on last Wednesday at
deaths door, and we believe but for
his coming just at that time, would
have now been four days under
ground. Fathers ease was a very
serious one, inllamed bladder and
kidney, but this morning we all feel
that tho danger is over as a result
of his faithful efforts in the use of
his most wonderful medicine. We
heartily recommend him t ? you in
Jesus name, and not only to you,
but to all. as many as may be suf
fcring hun any disease. (Jive him
a fair trial and I feel sure you will
always praise (Sod for the day he
came to you in the name of suffering
hnina nity.
Sincerely your friend.
Si. (J. I fry ant.
Privetts, S. March 4th, 11)02.
Pr Neilsen.
Pet me thank you again this n o.-n
ing for saving our house from being in
mourning a full week, and to
j your extreme kindness of hiurt in i
! your constant attention upon my |
father for the five days which put I
him on the.safe side for living, we
trust many years yet. Call again as!
i olden a^ you may jiass this way and
I you will always find a most hearty 1
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|{o?l>oct fully your friend.
Mrs. M. O llryunt.
I'rof. Nielsen remedies are sold by
.1 I'j. Nicholas. Mrs .lames IT. J
. '.irsli. Conwav: Mrs. Win. Spivey, '
(S ideon . S. C.
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Citation Notice,
St itf nf South Carolina. /
1 lorry County. \
11 y Win. M It.irdwicll, t:.Si|. I'roc'to .Indue.
Whereas, John K. Coles made suit to
: lite, to jrrant hint (alters of Adininistru- i
J lion of the Estate ot ami < Herts of Edwin
Ij. I lodges decra-ed.
These are therefore to rite and admonish
all ami singular the kindred and cred j |
ilors of the said Edwin I.. IIodires.de !
eeased, that they he and appear, before
me, in the Court ot I'robate tola* held at
Conwav, I lorry county, on 2<!rd day of'
A| ril I1MI2 t iter publication hereof, at 11 j
o . lock in the forenoon, to shew viiuse, if (
nnv they ha\e. why the said Admlnlstrati??<i
should not be granted. ,
(liven under my hand and seal this St I; i
day of April Anno I)omini, 11)02.
Win. E. I lard wick, t
Probate Judge Horry County.
"SPRING I
And uu fool tlint there ii nothing v<
than to buy one of our ROYAL FKL'
For the following reasons:
They are softer and have moroelast
become hard or lumpy and never reqi
and more healthful than feathers
Our Guarantee.
If after usino thirty days you arc
at niii1 expense and we will refund the
RC
Sole Ma
Write for pamphlet\
KAMINS
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| -AGENTS
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Ames Engines and Boilers,
Iji) DeLoach Saw Mills. Contineum
tal Gin Cos Gins and Complete
[jjUJ Line of Mill and Machinery SupU,,lios
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i IS YELLOW LOiSl.r o
I In your blood ? Physicians call l j
I It nalarial (term. It can be seen |
I changing: red blood yellow under |
I microscope. It works day and I
! night. Flrat, It turor your com- I
I plexlon yellow. Chillyf aching R
I sensations creep down your !
I backbone. You feel weak and I
| worthless.
ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC
will stop the trouble now. It ;
enters the Mood nt once and
drives out the yellow poison.
If neglected and when Chilis,
Fevers, Night-Sweats and n gen
eral break-down come later on,
Roberts' Ionic will cure you
then?but why wslt ? Prevent
I future sickness. The manufacturers
know all about this yellow
poison and have perfected
Roberts' Tonic to drive It out, J
nourish your system, restore 9
appetite, purify the blood, pre- 1
vent and cure Chills, Fevers and I
Malaria. It has cured thous- |
I anus -!i >v111 cure you, or your
money back. This Is fair. Try I
it. Price, 25 cents.
Dr. E. Norton, I
' ?g? erar trxvar
\\ E. PORTER,
'BED SALE. LIVFRY & EXCIAII&E
STABLES
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Horses, Mules, Humifies, Wagons,
Harness, Road Carts and Whips, i
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dr livery is np-to date. Fine turn-;
nils furnished at short notice at
easonablo rates. Now Ha^gies.
N'evr Horses, New Hacks. F.tri
Call on inc when in need of au v- '
hing in my line.
S HERE'. I
on can invest sour money in better
T MATTRESSES.
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,idtv than hair. They \ti 11 never
lire remaking. They are cleaner)
$13.50 Delivered.
not satisfied, return the Mattress
money paid for it.
WALL <& BORDEN,
nufacturers, (IOLDSHOUO, N. C.
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now prepared to accept or- j[IL
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DEAFNESS Cll HM..0 . SIB&SlilNSi v
ARE RiOW CSJKAnUE ,.
by our ntff invrntiou. Ottiy til'.**! t>o?"u dc#f fc;t
HEM NOISES CET.SE iMMSUIA i ELY.
f. A. WERWJAR, ?F w-AL I trtiOKP. CAYCs
B Af.T! MOr,K, i\ I., UtmJl yv ?<*!.
CtMiUmsn :- ??iat eatlrel J eured of donfuoso. fluikl to yot.r tioatuseM. 1 will now y^,
a full bintory ct toy c??f, to be n*cd ftt you" ?lw*.T*tim. _>lti . .,, ,
About fire rre ri ayo ter right oar began to ting. aO'A lUia aept ?? C?uUug v oraa, ?aUl 1 t*t
"1S I*a aderXJen'l^a* tea l a?r aI* Yor catarrh, for thoca moutka. without ?; ??'?. aeucnltad n c?a?.
berof nhyrdciana, among other* thr cm( eminent car a^c.ahm of thii c? .y. v ko .aid ?a? S>ot
air ?? operntioa waild help m>?. aad 5hnt only teaatiorarily, that kat imv4 otww wuni
tti*a cause, bat the hearing in the aCrctrd ear would be loot forever.
I then new yo\ir adverunetnert icfideatilly in i Hew a5* ciicen fmr u
moii t. After I had uaed it .?lr a 'ew daya according to year direr Uoua. r.&4
today after five week*. r?y hearit t iu the diaeaaed ear haa bcco eutirely rerdored. I Usaok yxi
..d w,.. riWuAK, . .?*?,, UttlttSMrc, M4
0ur treatment fioo* not ir.torfcro with, your uaunl ocvupaUoiK
" SSSfter4 YOU CAR CURE YOURSELF AT HOME ""SKE
INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 59$ LA SALLE AVE., CHICAOO, IU.
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You Can do the Easy Buying,
40 yards Calico, , 12 cents Outing for cents per yard. Pee Pee
Plaids only 5 cents per yard. $1, Men's Suits Clothes for $2.90. $8,
Suits for *5.75. $14, Suits for $10.00 15 cents Men's Fancy hose 5
cents per pair, .10 Halls of Thread for 15 cents. 12 pounds good Coffee
for $1 00. 20 pounds white Sugar $1.00. 18 pounds Granulated Sugar
*1.00. 10 cents Star Lye for 7 cents. 15 centscan Salmon 10 cents.
Good whole ltice f> cents per pound. 5 pound Caddy good Tobacco only
$1,85. 1 half Patent Flour at $1.70 per barrel.
we have not time or space to quote you prices. The above prices quoted
on every day sellers will give you an idea how we sell so m njr goods
and undersell our Competitors. we have new goods to show everybody.
Thanking our muliy custamers for past favois and asking you to make our
store your headquarters during Court week.
CONWAY BARGAIN HOUSE. j
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$100 REWARD
For Any Case of
CHILLS AND FEVER
That Cannot He Cured By
WHEELER'S TONIC,
When used strictly by directions. The only combined Chill and Fnter
Treatment on the market The liver and kidneys, stomach, blood, brain
ind nervous system treated separately. WHEELER'S TONIC will aluo
in re
1NTERMITENT, BILIOUS AND CONTINUED FEVER.
The best tonic. Creat Appetizer. A logical prescription, scieutiti*
ally compounded, contains no poison For sale by Dr. E. Norton.
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D/-\iNr\ KJt~ UONWAY
CONWAY, S. C
!AP1TAL STOCK, $20,000.00. SURPLUS FUND, $12,00?.$0.
,OJ NSand DISCOUNTS, $05,000.00. DEPOSITS, ? $70.000.$0.
? OFFICERS: ?
. G. COLLINS. D. A. SPIVET.
President. Cashier.
.P. QUATTLERAUM, M. TT COLLINS.
Vice-President. Asst. cashier.
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Phe enormous increase in our business for tlie past. few years is suffient
proof of the confidence inspired b\ thepersonel of the Hoard Direc?rs
and by its successful management.
I We guarantee to our patrons prompt and obliging service, exteudisg
> them overv rpn^nnUn -i-?!
ueeouiiiiuuuiionconsistent with touncl bankingThanking
our customers for their formes patronage, we cordially solu the
continuance of their business.
Respectfully,
D. A. SPIVEY, Cashier.
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