The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 29, 1902, Image 2
\
<Thc pjorni M)cvuhl
1*it 111,1 sll ki) kvkiiy
THURSDAY MOUNINdBY
TlIK
CONWAY I'UUI 1SH!N(2 CO.,
CONWAY, S. C.
H. 11. WOODWARD. HUitor.
SUBSCRIPT ION :
One Year, - > l.oo.
Six Months, - - - ">0.
I'hrce Months. - - -*?
a i.ways in advancf.
BfciVOno conl a?wor<l in exci se of l.*?n
words for obituaries. I'oktuy n ?t
accepted.
tint* rod ftt tho Pool OD| &t ( tOM iy, 8 , no J
Sect milduHB M at lor.
f *\ **" * ' A* *
AI) VEirriSKM ENTS :
Transient advertl'-emrnl ?1.00 i>< r n
for tlie litM Insertion. 50 111s tut itn
for ink h suhM*i]uent ins- rlion.
Noti os in lot til road in-: inniter, 1 1
per lino each insertion; mi l i I end <
"llushlPss Notices," tl Cents i li i >
insortion.
Ofll-dsil ndvertisetn- nts at fin ran-v ill
l?y law.
i.lbeml contracts will #? "? : -<t" ' -r nlv-rtMn^
three or more month--.
I' n s: 11 Kit a 1.1> will pul.lt 0, -t tin- i
c ret ion of tin- Editor letter on oibj :
of general interest, when t<* i pin -d
.vitli ink and ?<foinpan'e 1 by the n roof
the atlth -r. Thes. -dioul t li,,M
V to tho Editor of'1 i:k Hkkai.dUivMl
V fANt.T.
. For Subscripts !> or A Ivor!" n nts tun
be maAe t-' tho Maxa< ii onv \a
I'uni.isiu.No Compant
HF.'.tu'fvrrawjr * w *.
THURSDAY. MAY 2<)nd 1002
bleeding C an d id a tcs.
It has ofter boon remarked thai
during the campaign, the poor can
didates are more imposed upon than
any class of men in the world. We
here have reference to the custom
of meeting the candidates at the
different precincts with all sorts of
petitions and requests for he p.
Sometimes it is in tho interest of
the person soliciting aid, sometimes
and perhaps more often, the money
is requested in aid of some person
whom the person soliciting repro
scnts. The objects for which subscriptions
are asked in this way are
numerous.
This bleeding of tho candidates,
sometimes reaches such an extent,
that when the candidate returns
home, he finds that he has given
more to charitable purposes, while
making the canvass than the actual
necessary expenses of his campaign,
that is, unless ho counts the money
spent in this way as campaign
penses. No matter how low the
stale o" a candidate's finances may
be, he is met at almost every cam
paign meeting, by some person,
(often more than one) asking sub
scriptions for some object, uboul
which the ca didate knows very
little or nothing, and mil er the eir
cumtances, he is almost comp died
to give liberally in response to eacl
request. The amount given to just
one person, of course is i.nt much
but by the time tlq? candidate gels
around the cob ty, the many small
amounts he 1 given, adde 1 to
gether, make uite a sum. more
than many of ihe candidates can
well a Herd, ?
We wish to do ihe candid los all j
the good wo can, and we would like
to sea this system of begging stopped,
or at least some little cheek
placed upon it, so that the money
which is spent in this way need no
longer e added to the already
large expenses of a e>m a gn we
would never have written this arti
cle against the prac ice, if we had
thought such a practice was right.
On the other hand, we are compelled
to s y tli t it is not right, it is
nothing short of imposition of the
worst kind. The candidate is not
in a position to refuse the demands
made upon him. Kveryorte knows
4 Vy Cm /I \ C rw ?o!t Ion " -1' 1 1 1
v?icciv^u ui ii ruuuHiuiu ?urin?j j
a campaign. Those who choose this ,
time to request contributions from
him are taking an undue advantage, i
s. aud all fair minded people rhould
condemn the practice.
The actual necessary expenses of
a campaign are large enough without
adding this additional outlay.
And besides the cash that the can
didates pay out , they aro obliged to
lose their time and neglect their
business at home. The candidal*
who happens to become the choice
of the people, and is elected to office,
finds it hard enough to have to make
this outlay, but what is t so result
in the case of the one who runs and
it n< t elected? We believe that all
the right thinking men of t he -one
ty, will agree with us that the prae
tice of begging at campaign meet
ings, a hardship upon the eandi
dates, and should be discouraged by ;
* all means.
when the person asked to contribute 1
is able to do so. and the request i ? (
ma<)( under such circumstances that
the person requested can contribute *
or not as he chooses, in the free \
ercise of his will; we take thepw'. 1
tion that it is taking an unfair ad
vantage t?f the candidate t<> in ce
too many demands upon the cuudi
date's purse, while he is en^n?jed in
the campaign
If the practice can he stopped in
no other way the candidates can tip
ply a remedy for the evil that wiii
be olTective. They tain tqjree be
forehand to ;qive only so much to
each applicant, and they can ar
raiitfe this sum as . t?all as the.,
please, or they can agrco to /Ljive
nothing at all nut I the campaign i
and the elect ion are over. , ,
[
Wr. warn the correspondents t?l
the paper in time, that wo do not
think it is quite proper for them t >
be too enthusiastic over particular |
candidates, in their communications
for publication. The IIiat.M.n de
sires to be fair to all. All th" candidates
shall have an qual show, s > j
(
. .. V v u
they deserve. Ue.ond this. thee
tr
p i* in II say i q :iii?jr at ull ?;b .nil i e'
inter;i or demerits of an<' can .le.
i'adrcfore if .you do n<?t wish 300. j
.
editI shears, be careful what you
ivritu about the candidates, unci let
showing. i
\\ K want all oar lanm-is, alio'
live near enough to shipping points !(
t > become interested in strawberry :
culture. It is u crop lleal is oil car
l.v and docs not interfere with other,
crops. Our farmers eaji raise them
just as well as not, and by so cluing
they can add materially to'their {
yearly income. That it is a paying
crop here has been proved beyond a
doubt. 11
From Sanford Section.
Weather hot and dry, some rain
is needed. *
Crops generally looking well ex- 1
cept tobacco which is small.
.). II. 'Stevens while plou<jhin<j 11
last Saturday fell down in the lie Id
and it was sonic length of time l>e I
fore he caught his breath a^ain. W e
111..,.. Iw. ?.;n 1... I.: If
iiv# |>?. ??v ?? iii ouvii ??i' 111 111 r> v." I l <(^4 <(IU*
Kev. II. I>. (.1 rainger li 1 loci 11i>. appointment
last Saturday at Cane ^
Crunch. Quite a crowd attended ^
the service.
Come out candidates, and let us
see who you arc. My ticket is this:
.1. I v. Allsbrook for Supervisor, l>
I). Ilnrrelson and J. M. Dorman for
Itcpre. entat ives, W. L. Uichardson
for Auditor, the Kditor for Senator.
S. (V S. u
Cool Spring Items.
Crops are looking line. '
This neighborhood has three times
as notch tobacco this year as last.
Several have built new barns this :
Spring, among thein are S, M. lia
bon, W. la. Allen, \V. It. Johnson, i
M. 0. Johnson, John Turner and Ceo.
\\ . Allen. Samuel 1'. Johnson is
farming for A. T Johnson, Samuel 1
Johnson and Cuke Norris are farm ing
for W. It. Johnson, It. \V. tier- '
raid is farming lor tl. \\ . Alien.
We rogrot very much the loss of
K. I). Cannon and family who have 1
ievent I> move to liavboro.
A. T. J.
Dongola Dots.
W. C. Martin returned home from
Charleston a le.v days ago.
T. L. Smart and the charming ;
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. At A.
Martin hf Dongola spent last Thursday
in Conway. t
W. J. Ilendrie.ks is our man Lor <
Probate Judge, and M. A. Martin it
he man for Coroner.
There was a (i-.li dinner at Punch
bold landing on the Pee Dee last
Sat tirday.
Crops art lii e. It. J. f.owrimore
has the finest corn, it. w. Paid the 1
linest potatoes and Henry Camion '
tue finest tobacco. - i
Pkk 1)KK HOV. I
Prom Daisy.
EniTon 11 Kttai.i> - Thanks 1e youj1
for tho prompt arrival of your p.t- 1
per to Daisy each wojk. N ? trou '
ble about mail matter hero, t..e Dai '
sy postmaster is a good one.
1 am under many obligations to 1
the good people of Simpson Creek '
Townsliip for their kindness to me
while away from home and family. *
There are no better people in our
State. *
There is a good private school go- '
ing on at the Simpson Creek church. )
This speaks well for the eominuni '
t.y. 1
Mr. Editor, you ought to have '
been at Macedonia church on Satur '
day the 17th. There was plenty to
eat and free to all. Master llardee 1
and others are certainly world beat- 4
ers on good speeches. I wish I had '
time and space to say more about J
the dear young lights here.
Yes, yes, a few of us old soldierstood
face to face again as mortals *
which revealed to each heart tin' 1
hidden secret of true love within.
Hen Hraeken while going for wa :I
tor the other day got oil in the ^
bushes and made his osrpi from '
tho chain gang lie was brought (l
back in time to take supper with s
the gang that night. Ericnd Drain r
get' of lied HlulT was very kb d ; :
ns I will never forget him.
John llarreilis here and is a flrn x
Worker 1 wish there were tea John
ll.irrell's and I had thelhall," I would
i
i. fow words, allow in spare to say
dial 1 am net a candidate. .Thanks
lo many warm friends.
Well, I don't think "Forecast"
ivill be in l! field this Fall, but if
ie is, he will gel about all of the
jest voles in his township.
II. A I.Foili?.
l>iu ksport briefs,
(). W Flowers of K Idy bake was
n to'.vn Sui day.
It v W. W. Williams preached
in eloquent sermon here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs J. S. Thompson of
llucksvilie were among our guest
Sunday.
i)r .lap Stanley of Atlanta, (la ,
i professional dentist, la hero for
several days following his profos
sion. .
There is one dispute about, the
lis'u li v, ultout setting ta aps ami
in t - for t'i m in tlm Waecaniaw
1.1 iv r and creeks Please let lis
know uhit lite law is in regard to
it. .\li;rs I'atiiia.
; w II trv to give you this infornui
I i oi nex t wo^'k. 11 |
TV*
Wain pee News,
T ,e :.i lie a *S';ir Muff las
V
The people h< re are enjoying go.)d
rops are in need of rain.
J. A. iJell has moved into his new
nilm io i near here*
t
\v u> Wantpee in lie near future
.
I.<> Os ou git'.!
T if? young , > oplo here seem t ? ei
.
) lieXl S.: 1 lird \ \ p. II). .
ret
ter home uccompanie 1 by Miss Mar
e bmngdone.
I Jr. \V. Ah ' nd of Con way i >
loillg some professional work here,
Mi.v, l.tta Thompson visiled Miss
leorgie I law. at Hand last week.
Mi-.se.>, Ollio bi\ingstone and
;<lit li Kiibdn were the jfiii'sts oLMts
A'. A Hell one da\ last week.
I i. T.
Hlanchc.
I l<?l days Cool nights. Ilaia
leeded.
II. M. Skipper has opened a new
jrocery not lar from here.
Lev. A H. U >\ve filled his appoint
neat at .Io\ ner s wanip last Sunday.
Wedding bells may. l ine any mo
nont. A ;,Mvy horse anil top buery
are here from ('ool Springs tliriee
i month.
\V. I*. .Johnson has accepted the
>osit-ion of overseer for \V. K Misli
10
Lewis Floyd, an expn ieneed to
taeeo tanner from Joppa, has plan- t
.oil tobacco with I). L'hipps this
'ear.
Lets hear from the candidates.
U. A. .).
Rowellville Dots,
Ilealth go:(1.
Tobaoeo iii (I ot 1101* ? i'oj)s arc lookng
well.
bum Watson lms tlus finest cotton
uul W. F. l>?po the line-it tobacco
hat this eorrei poudcnt has seen.
The ringing of the rarm bell at
Pci'tl Jones' on Monday tho Ibtli,
bold of Mi*. Jonos' arrival with his
)i i .v- I'roin Adrian, a here they were
nari'ied on the day lie fore. They
were given a pleasant# reception
1). U. Shelly and wife visited rela
Lives at Adrian la t S-lurd iy.
Mi Biancho llarrelsOn is visi j
liny Air.- *1 r. II. II Burroughs at
Doris.
,'eil Mr. Editor, wo are loo busy
111 1:;: \ i .it i> inneh I lowever we
xpei to help roll the b ill when it
>tar,s,
Until n* has it, I hat Prof. \V. .v.
Prince of Lor is, will bo a candidate]
[or the office of Supt. <>f Eduentiou
l ir.it sound ii always welconie. Wo
will gladly join in with tho voters
it I, >ris and help to elect Air.
Prince.
Who would mere better Auditor]
li.in D j'. Mod nigun? l say no
>ne. Wil l' s i v y ui Frank?
IM.oi ou Hoy.
Last of the Road Mutter,
El>no;i II cuai.d: I thought 1
would not say any rnoro on tho road
natter. lAut in your last issue a eor esp.anient.
"I > recast'' tried to
naive (iinething out of it and got it
nglcd. He stated that the Su*!
>ei \ i-or made wo mistake in select j
ng Harrison lord to guard the
liniu gang and W. J. Jl iwcll for
?a,l overseer, for they'were well
it.ted i the positions they held and
I: t they ha >'. the eonfi !er,ce of the
ntire community, w ich is not cor
eei. Only a short lime :m?i? in lew
irtjele In' w#i against the Supervi
sor Imi Ik* now speaks in favor of
lii! Supervisor. It is too late now
f. r tl.eni to try to put a plush r on
11i to (Iraw votes, tlicy may apply
>ne to oet a blister but not votes af
or making sueh a "blander Mr.
L'odd : ays that li^ose men did work
li.it li>' told them would not do and
hat whieji they ou^ht not to have
lone. He admits making a mistake.
v? u'oiii ' 'Forecast's'" wrltint' wo
an see that sometimes he ^ots it
ist beforehand ami sometimes he
:ds it out of h ill I I>nI m st of the
ime ho broa .leasts i. with both
lands.
As far as 1 w ml with tlie matter
mi ; ime ai'O I rote the t mih and
he u hole tru!o,:.:)d thai is why it
.vii . ,i t t ! ; ' said so llliudi
t> 111 it- A i I r i t! i I :' i ? on 111 i s j
. d i >e exe pt o: pr o ibly would :
i ; , e i^n . | ii,. I pts ar.d 1 am I
I ..till r hb e I re poll I
,' ' i... : id ;,r i d ha'.'.U oa the 1
< id would i> i' e done the same, all,
ivir : it this < a annity a i I some
f tliem ri ?ht nt nr tl < 1' of Toddill**.
1 j i, i i !' ?' r A! .)i\* * 11 t he
took ! . v, J. Atlsbrook for
'usuiy . w-w'v". *1' ""d C . pt. L. I)
Candidate's Cards.
.! 'tin. i>n tils untii'i ifilH fund, vs11
Aden nee.
F< )U C(>UNTY TREASURER.
I hereby announce myself a eandi
'late i n* r;1 election to the o(lioe <>
Treasurer of 1 lorry County, suhjc
lolhc; ion of the UemOtiratic p'i
mnry. I.. I). Lorm
n>ivcoursrY Supervisor
I herei>y announce myself a can
i. it'* f< . i'i ollice of S ipervisoi
for 1.1 >rry County, subject to the ue
tlt?n oi i^' Democrutfo Primary. 1
will I> ' my purpose, if elected, ti
u my In I endeavors for tin* up
hi. Idino i i ih(. material interests o
t count* the iinpiovement oT it*
pi ie buildings, roads and bridges
anil an eeonomieal administr.itioi
of ii s linaneial allairs.
I Je.- peel fully,
.1 II. A U.SIiUOOK.
Huiford, S ('
Addco to the Aged..
Ap.e brief,:. i:n trinities, such :is slujr
cuk kidnoys and blau
dei cthd OKI .D LtVUR.
Tiitfc Pic
1.1111. w a IsiSy
nave /i specific effect m these organs
stimulating the bowelSt causing then
to pet form their nuturxti tin vtions ui
in youth anil
IMPARUNG VIGOfl ?.
to I lie kidneys, bladder and LIVUR
They are adapted to old an l >oung.
:i not in the Race.
s . '<?,! popii i vol v on !! e
I sti ia 1. ;i;f thai (' utiptrollor
>11 .<?. ;it Ih'iiium had announced
10 woiiUl 11:11 .-.land lor re-clec
I.oil lO " t if otiiee lit' now holds, lis
it iii 1 U villi* iat Mition la do It
is -aid I hat his decision is duo to
perr onal reasons only. It was fur
Lher stated Jast evenlnir 11111 lion,
.loin (* Richards of Kershaw county
who o niuuv' has recently uivii
mcnl > mcd often in connection with
t his ?.nice, -vjll almost certainly be
in tlie race with Senator Shnrpe,
whods the other avotVeil candidate
.or the olllce. Mr. Richards lias
lieen hero I >r several nays and left
yeslt rday afternoon before il became
ko-a-rally known that Mr.
I) Ti inn would not run. The with
drawalofMr. Derham was entirely
unexpected even by his close
friends The State.
This may be a surprise to his
friends here, who would like lo
have the opportunity a^ain of roll
in# him up a Id# majority for the
important o lice m' ( h on pti oiler (1 enoral.
- !>
1 . nil (< > iM.i ill" \iiil. ? i.il pulH ill m; tiiko
' i< se V? I'lillland KiVi. i'i. i < A tain I
i V .11. i in] "ilB iiilt ill vi' ,i iii oil inoiinn
i inwonn't
Sill ?Hh1 ; ' Hill c. 'I llB iCllioto '"I"
I, it :? .'ij/iiiioo'i Ionic tint it i)o ilo to-diiy.
if Costs 10 Cents If ft Cures.
K
w.<r^ . ii iim liiitf
jf*) A. j /f\ / For F^FE
V, life \ Idft/f Scholar*!.!?
P03ITI0MB~ tiUARANTlCED,
Under $3, OO Otsh Deposit.
Hill i id Kr.ro PMd
Cpon all yonr t 1' >t*. S( x ? VeryOhJtpioHl.
Onni'lpa-A liiluima lliisin',*? tlalldgB,
Vaeon, Qtoryia.
1r ^ TXt'l
(S YLLLOW POISON ?
i? your blood? Physicians caJI J
i. . lalarial Oerm. It can be seen 3
blood yellow under |
mil roscopc. It works day and I
ni^ht. I icst, it turns your com- * ]
plexion yellow. Chilly, aching
sensations creep down your
backbone. You feel weak and
worthless.
ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC f
will stop the trouble now. It J
enters tho blood at once and <
drives out tlio yellow poison, i
if neglected and when Cliii's, \
Fevers, Ni^ht-Sweats and a gen- [
ernl break-down come later on, J
Roberts' Ionic will cure you ;J
then?but why wait? Prevent
future sickness. The manufac- I
turcrs know all about this yel- S
low poison and have perfected I
Roberts' Tonic to drive it out, I
nourish your system, restore P
appetite, purify the blood, pre- |
vent and cure Chills, Fevers and fi
Malaria. It has cured thous- B
nnds?It will cure you, or your |
infMiey hack. This is fair. Try H
it. Price, 25 cents.
I \ ^
h u \. l:. rsorton,
u... -sr1.:7ta*. ...7^.75
//y Zy%r Ma
M f$ Chronic
j: !f ! 7?/!'/ ' When lb? liver is torpid
* ''/ ' / ://f tl") bits enters thn blocri
/ /; ' . j ^ ,nd3 constipation, biiiout
/. 7 malaria. The only troat
V ~V fill n&ht touch and atnrta
|; |j man
'^mioTON
. ' ? ''x V'\ ' "h'j p'.l! touches tho live;
??i;i - V
\v\ . 25 donoe for 2fi days
-C* III ? I I I
j MICA
Jk* ' ?*lbakcs short roads.
; ] AXLE
J ?t? jfikkiKl light loads.
f|REASE
j ^wood for everything
that runs on wheels.
I
' I Sold Everywhere.
j W M>d? by STAND A It I) OIL CO. i
! I?^
~ ~i?i?i?Munwwrmnr?
IIIIDBS
MACHINE AND KElWi
j SHOPS.
' HOI LEU wOIiK. LIGHT AN I
HEAVY SMITH WOIiK OF AT/
I KIND.
^ We keep a full line of steam n
tings. Injectors, valves, packing Oi.
i waste etc Also-carriage and wagoi
hardware and material. Paint?
Oil. Varnish etc. we solicit yoi.i
1 patronage.
,,
WVn Itaby was sick, we ?av? hop ( astorln.
When hIio wua a Child, she cried fur < 'astorla.
When she Iss-amo Mis*, she elung to Castoria.
When she hnd Children, she gave them Castorhv I
1
I
v a??a? <???
SHOPS
We have shoos of all stylos at (1
priet s to close out at rock bottom
price. We have I)ry Goods, Notions
Hoots, Shoes. Hats. Caps, Clothing
land Groceries, at prices never bej
fore heard of.
Wo have moved our.stock* of jjoods
from the Murrcll Huildinj; opposite
the jail to the store on corner 01
Main Street and lth Avenue, opposite
I la-ik, where we will he pleased
to meet our friends and customers.
Sessions & Son,
()ppo.siio t he I hank
a o no.
Tickets ot)0(l fv,i* loo 1 iis . Oh Cents.
ah '* 25 Cents,
2a * 20 Cents.
Ti'kels'for sale by l> T Ilyman,
I Ik Nicholas and C S. Causey.
No
ice sold for cash.
| _ . W. H. IK) /, ELL.
JOSEPH T. WALSH,
Attounkv at Law.
Conway, ? -? ? S C.
Otlice 11 p stairs in Spivey Building
rear room on left of Hall.
For Sale.
500 Acres Land
L11 Buyboro Township, will be sold
i
cheap.
Apply to
H. II WOODWARD,
Attorney at Law.
Up Stairs Spivcy Building.
I to write for our confidential letter before ap I
I plying for patent; it may be worth money }
I we promptly obtain U. 8. anil Foreign
PATENTS i
land TRADE MARKS or return EN |
TIRE attorney's fee. Send model, sketch | |
or jjhoto mid wo send an IMMEDIATE I
FREE report on patentability. We grve
tbo nest legal service and ndvice, and ou>
charges are moderate. Try us.*
SWIFT & CO., >
Patont Lawyors,
Opp. U.S. Patent Office,Washington, I>X
tmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwMamr
mess, stck headache, (evert w\IT
ment that givos the liver Just W\
r?l??R ,
cost 25 oenta, and an- jKr M jHJJi
re you finish |
?
* X
a
KAMINSKI^? I
HARDWARE CO. 1
0 AC K NTS t'OR- i J
\ I \
1 fjj=//=? f=$^j|) l!| c f
I! ^ . n IUJ
ji| IjJ Amos Knyinos and Rollers. I!
gj [} I)cLoach Sa?v Mills, Continen- (1
lj|j|l tai Gin Co's Gins and Complete [1 S ?
Ijj ijj Lino of Mill and Machinery Sup- |j s (
II|jli0s i id
s'sjs^^=S;'i ?am
I rsS^% a,^^sa?i I I
lljj Tobacco Flues for which we fig ,i
f? arc now prepared to accept or- (jjijM
i j "? ? iy
' IDl 5|
1
lj Estimates Furnished. I
[p
1 Correspondence Solicited. jj
to
Kaniinski Hardware Company, \
I GEORGETOWN, S. C. tii
! I i
~ SALE. SALE.
Removal Sale.
We want yoi ON CIO to retain you ALWAYS.
Our largo brick store 011 the Oliver lot will be completed on or about
July 1st, 1!M?2, and we are going there but do not want to MOvK.
We have sold for cash, this year, Fifteen Thousand Dollars worth of
roods for a small profit, now wo have about Ten Thousand more we propose
selling without any piofit to avoid moving.
We are neither HIEING nor JOKING, Weare going to sell goods
Vom now until July 1st, cheaper than you ever bought goods in liorry
County.
NICE LINE OF COODS.
We have the nicest line of goods to be found in any store in our county,all
new and up-to-date. The Bargain House sells goods loo lust to
have any old stock'.
We will have ext ra help to wait on our customers after June 1st.
Come on and buy the goods at our price?your price?or any old price,-thoy
are going to be sold. Come before the UUS11 and get lirst choice.
We are notgoing to break financially,? but t is concceded by all that
we are in the lead, and we are going to break our necks, or stay there;
this is our only cnanee to BUEAK. ?
Wo Know how to Buy
Cheaper and sell cheaper than our competitors. We keep polite and
honest clerks. Wv advertise .vhal have and sell at the prices we advertise.
we give inches for one yard and 10 ounces for one pound, we
do business on business principles, with an eye single to future business
always.
CONWAY BARGAIN HOUSE.
Organizer of Low Prices.
0
1 a 1 *
S100 REWARD
For Any Case of
CHILLS AND FEVER
That Cannot Be Cured By
WHEELER'S TONIC,
When used strictly by directions. The only combined Chill and Fever
Treatment on the market The liver and kidneys, stomach, blood, brain
and nervous system treated separately. WHEELER'S TONIC will also
cure 1
1NTERMITENT, BILIOUS AND CONTINUED FEVER.
The best tonic. Great Appetizer. A logical prescription, scientifically
compounded, contains no poison For sale by Dr. hi. Noiion.
BANK OF nnwiA/flv
CONWAY, S. C
CAPITAL STOCK, $20,000.00. SURPTAJS FUND, *12,000.00.
LOANS and DISCOUNTS, *65,000.00. DKPOSITS, ? *70.000.00.
?OFFICERS:?
B. O. COLLINS, D. A. SPIVEY.
President. Cashier.
C. P. QUATTLERAUM. M w T tmc
Vice-President. Asst. cashier.
The cn -minus increase in our business for the past, few years is
lent proof of t lie rontbloece inspired to t lie pcrsonel of the Board Dlrcc
tors and bv ?1?< management. .
Weguarantce to our patrons prompt unci obliging service, extending
i ihem every reasonable accommodation con istcnt with feound banking.
Thinking our enst oners for their formes patronage, ve cordial I v soliel*
t ie Colll llill'1 lice of llieir bU8;,w'-i?
Respectfully, *
D. A. SPIVEY, Cashier.