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THURSDAY. June 19th 1902 1
To the Public. ,
As 1 have been frequently askeil '
about the matter lately, b\ friends 1
from different sections of the
i
county, 1 wish to state, that I
will not be a candidate for re
election to the House of Uopre
sentativos in the approaching primary.
1 assure the people, that I
appreciate to the fullest extent , the
high honor, they saw lit to confer l
upon mo in the past, and no man is i
more willing to serve the people to
the best of his ability in any capnei- I
ty, than I; but for reasons, not nee- '
cssary to be stated here, 1 have
decided not to stand for re-election
i
at this time. ]
II II. WoonwAHh. |
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Safe to Trust Them.
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A correspondent in a commimica .
tlon printed in this issue, in rein- <
lion to the stock law question, uses 1
the following language: 1
"Will our law makers lay aside ,
their judgement for that of the iir
norani class, and let them decide, as i
they (our law makers) have recent- |
ly done in regard to the building of
the court house and jail?"
Of course, by the term "our law- i
makers", he is not referring to the
Legislature as a whole, so much as
he is to the delegation of Horry
county in that body. Hecause iis ,
understood by everyone that a me.is- <
ure like the court house and jail ae1, (
is purely local in its nature, and the
delegation of the particular county .
concerned, is allowed as a matter of
course and as a matter of courtesy, <
to got through as many measures of
this kind as the county happens to
need, provided always that the meas- .
ures sought to be passed are ipurely i
local in their nature, do not .ilTed. 1
the public policy of the State, and
are consistent with the constitution.
So this is a direct attack upon llcr
ry's members of the Legislature
Was Hie enactment of a law pro
viding for a new court house and
jail, encumbent upon our i
members in the Legislature? This
was certainly the case. Grand jury
after grand jury had reeommen
ded the erection of a new court
house, as had, also, the judges of the
courts. The first step had to be taken
in the Legislature The recommendations
of the grand jury made
it the duty of the delegation in the
General Assci >ly, to take this step
at once, -for 'these rccoinmcnda
tions of the grand jury we?*e scrv
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uu upon me ouue ^owaior and upon
the members of t.e House, l>y or
der of the court.
Is it right to leave such matters
to the decision of the people of the
county? No argument is necessary
to convince any reasonable man that
it is. The question of whether the
new court house shall jo erected or
not, should be left entirely to those,
out of whose pockets the money
must eomc'to bear the expenses
An ' 'ignorant class" will not decide
this question of a new court house
and jail. The people of Horry county
are, as a general rule, as inteligent
as any people on the face of the
earth. We are willing to leave to
them the decision of any question
tending to the progress and upbuild
ng of the county. TheV will /in.
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cidc all such matters correctly.
The movement looking towards
the building of a bridge across the
Little Pee Dee at the point known
as Potato Bed'Ferry, should be encouraged
bv every one who is interested
in the business growth of Conway.
The establishment of a bridge
there, will bring to Conway the
trade of the people of Briton'sNeck,
and we think this would be no small
item. On next Saturday there is to
be a joint picnic by the people of
Horry and Marion counties. They
will come together on the very spot
and the matter will be discussed in
general. Wo hope that this picnic
will be well attended, and that every
body will lend their influence in
every wuv they can to secure the
building of this bridge. The nearest
point for the trade of the people of
Briton's Neck is Conway and this
bridge will secure it.
B. Scarborough will
ic nomiul^Po for a second term in
JongreJl without opposition, notwithstanding
the opinions of certain
icwspApers all along that ho would
lav*. Opposition of the most pro
lounccd character. When it comes
o the push, the would be opponents
ire ready to back out, and doing so
hey show that they have some cotnnon
sense.
Thk editor of this paper always reserves
to himself the right t<? shut
>tY a controversy whenever, in his
ipinion, it has been running so long
hat the readers of the paper have
lecome tired of the subject, and
ivould prefer to see other matter in
ts ])lacc. It is useless for a cor
'cspondent to got mad and stop his
subscription, just because the edit
>r sees lit, to cut short a controver
^V when he deems it to the best interests
o the readers of the paper
Lo do so. flu does not spile the ed
tor by so doing, and if ni.y injury
is done at all, it falls upon the. correspondent
himself.
Thinks It a bad Suggestion.
Ma. Epitoh: 1 notice in last
week's issue some correspondent
who was silly enough to ask those
who were in favor of the stock law
to shut up their stock 1 am sorrv
to know tliat 11 li I'nnn U'fii.1'1 1? ? ( -i
unreasonable as to request any far
iner to take the burden of keeping
up his stock As we are already
undergoing the heavy burden of
fencing our farms, u very expensive
and cruel law. Fencing their farms
is a desperately bad job. I Jut if
the people of the county would
properly fence theii farms and not
lepend upon their guns, dogs, family
and occasionally a few rads and
pine brush, as a number of our people
do, affairs would be in much better
condition.
Again it is boing whispered in the
sirs of the people that whether the
stock law is favored by more or less
the people, yet it will be tested at
the ballot box.
Will our law makers lay aside
their judgment for that of the ig
norant class of people, and let them
decide, as they have recently done
in regard to the building of the court
house and jail? This is something
to be considered.
C F. Spivby.
Gideon, S. 0.
He Appreciates the Paper.
Dkar 11 kiiali>:?It gives inc
great pleasure to congratulate you
:>n your honest principles and fair
dealings. These are essential elements
loading directly to Godliness.
You seem to be ''growing in grace
and knowledge," and already tin
paper ranics second to none as a
county paper.
The sky is tinned with colors ol
valor, and sparkles with rays ol
light and blessing which will be foi
a "crown of glory," upon your re
cord of splendid achievements. Yon
arc standing for a holy cause and
your supporters rejoice in your zeal
for the county and St Me which yoi;
represent.
The editor seems to be a watch
man on the tower; over ready t<
sound a note of alarm when dangei
is ppproaching. That's right! Fight
on! Don't court popularity at the
expense of truth. "Walk worthy
of the vocation wherewith you are
called" and a "generation yet unborn
will rise up and call you blessed.''
The sentiments of this scribe arc
very clearly set forth in an editorial
in your issue of June nth, in which
reference is made to the travelling
evangelists who are not connected
with any organized body of christians.
It is not the Spirit of Christ
to persecute but to abstain from
every appearance of evil; and wr
know that if the Almighty had beer
pleased to recognize a loose and in
dependent method of soul saving
lie would rot have ordained organ
izod elTort through the death of Hi:
Son. That which seeks to disorgan
izc certainty has a tendency to de
moralize. Should we feel disposer
to leave the Hible out altogether
and resort only to history, it will Ix
clearlv seen that the nmntnut
" i 7 i't ?" *-j *-14*^ ftv""
which hascoire to the greatest mini
:cr of people in every sense of tin
word and along all lines has conn
through organized effort.
Let Christians bo ever watohfu
and stick to their churches. Then
is no danger of getting the Spirilua
barometer too high.
J. M. Flkmino,
Blake, N. C
Toddville Tidings.
Mrs. J. F. Harper and children o
Campfiold is here visiting relatives
Harrison A1 ford passed througl
town last Wednesday en route home
It seems that the farmers arounc
here are favorably impressed witl
the idea of organizing a Farmers
Institute and it is altogether proba
oic mat quite a good many will tak<
in tiie excursion on the 4th of Julj
to Myrtle Beach for the purpose o
discussing the matter, if such ai
excursion is gotten up.
The Hkuali) is growing in popu
larity here. Forecast is sending ii
new subscribers almost eycry week
and wc think it is getting time foi
all candidates to announce them
selves. Of course they all intent
putting in their cards in the ncai
future, but my friends had you bet
tor not tell the boys what you want
in order that they may go to worl
for you? Delay means votes for youi
opponents. Foil roast.
A Line From Norton
Crops are looking wdl. Farmer?
will soon be through hilling corn.
Cotton issmall b t growing. Sonic
rain is needed.?An infant son of Mr
and Mrs. Z. M. BufTkin was bori;
Juho 8th, 11H)2, died June 18th, and
was buried the following day at the
BufTkin burying ground.
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Booth News.
Crops are looking well and fanners
busy lighting the grass.
R. T. Hooth and J. M. Herman
sponI Sunday at Loris.
S. M. Alien is very siek with the
fever at this writing.
There was an error in last week's
issue of the Mkiiami from here in
stating that S. It. McNabb had lost
a bird dog.
J. N. Dorsey's tobacco is still in
the load.
Hob McNabb was hero last Satur
day.
One of our most prominent men
ate a watermelon some time ago.
but of course it was green.
S. M. A.
(iurley Dots.
Crops are looking well.
The young folks of this to vn at
tended Children's Day at Poplar lust
Sunday.
There will be a series of meetings
held .it the Baptist ehureh here the
lirst week in July condueted by the
pastor, Key. I>. r. Crosland, assisted
by tho Kov. Mr. Bristow of
: Wedgefield . Everybody is invited
to attend.
Miss Belle Dusenbury of Conway
returned home last L'Yiday after
spending a few days with Miss El
ltMi MeNabb.
Miss Lulu Mishoe spent last week
'in Conway.
Mrs. Daniel Anderson has been
right ill for the past Tew days.
The truckers *of this vicinity are
pleased with their shipments of
( beans.
The farmers are smiling at their
large watermelons.
J \Y. Sasser is erecting a line
dwelling house near the Presbyte
rian church.
Miss Ellie MeNabb of Kooth.
spent Sunday night with Miss
Iilanche Andcrson.
Mrs MeNabb returned home some
time ago after spending a week with
her daughter, at Boardman, N. 0.
Mrs. Ulen Kryant of Marion is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Kuth Sasser returned home
some time ago from Clarkton, N. 0.,
, where she luis been attending school
for several months. Until is nine
years old and weighs just 1 -10 pounds
J. N. Horsey lias the finest tobacco
the writer has yet seen, lie in
tends curing a barn the coining
week.
With best wishes to the IIkhai.o
and its readers.
Law.
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it is at Kxile.
The crops here are generally good
though some rain is needed, ? Win.
Page has been on the sick list but is
improving. Tobacco growers will
unnn Iwufin ? 11
uvhi.i i. ill II. fj; lUUUUVU. II. I\ .
. Cook filled l.is tobacco barn on last
Saturday. Ho is in tlie had.?J.
Minic I lard wick lias I lie finest \va
. torinolons in this section.
News From Wan maker.
' The crops are fine considering the
dry weather which prevailed here
for several days. We are glad to
report several refreshing showers
1 on the 1 1th and Ifith whieii did great
' good. Our people are pressing for'
ward with every energy to the time
1 when they can realize the profits of
this year's crops which are very
promising at this time.
' {{Several contemplate curing tobacco
next week. The writer t hinks J no.
I). Hooks, Vol Ivowell and M. (!.
Coor are in the lead on line tobacco
in this section.
Several of our young people are
expecting to attend the Ohildrens'
Day at Spring Crunch next Sunday,
the 22nd. and are anticipating a
nice time.
We were glad to see the announcement
of W. A Prince in last weeks
1 issue for Superintendent of Education.
P. M. H.
mnw COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
m mum mum.
The e\ iminittion for the award of
vat an' scholarships in WinthropCol
\ lege and f r the admission of now
1 students will he heal at the Count)
- Court House on Friday, July 11th,
i ut 9 a. in.
Applicants must not be less than
15 years of ago.
I When scholarships are vacated af.
ter July 11 th, they will be awardct!
to those making the highest average
nf Mil a nvunn nutiAii
The next session will open Sep
tem her 17th, 1902.
For furthei information and i
ca'alogne, Address
f 1). It. .Johnson, Pres.
. }{oek Hill, S. (3.
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College of Charleston.
CHARLESTON, S. 0.
/ Founded in 1185. Strong Fuculf
ty; well equipped chemical, physical
1 and biological laboratories; Library
of 14,000 volumes; the finest Museum
of Natural History in the South.
' Elective courses leading to the de
[. grees of B. A , R. S., and M. A.
Board with furnished room in Col*
1 lege Dormitory can he obtained for
r *10, a month. Tuition, $40. One
Scholarship giving free tuition is
t at signed to Horry county, the hold.(
er to be appointed by the Probate
l' Judge and t e CouiCy Superintendent.
Total expenses for Scholarship
Undents, $112 to *130. All
candidates for admission are permit.
icd to (compete for vacant Boyce
Scli'dnrships which puv $150a yesr.
> Entrance Examination wiil be
held ?i Conway on Friday,-Inly 1',
i 1902. N- xt S s.-'ion begins Scptem'
her 29 For ejita'ogne. address
HAKIM u>.\ wandolpj,
President.
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Candidate's Cards.
Announcement* under thi* head, $ >, in
Advance.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re election to the ofllco ol
Treasurer of Horry County, subject
to the action of the Democratic p?*i
mary. L. I). Lonii.
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR
I hereby announce myself a can
clidate for the ofliee of Supervisoi
for Horry County, subject to the ac
tion of the Democratic Primary. Il
will be my purposo, if elected, U
use my best endeavors for the up
building of the material interests ol
the county, the improvement of it:public
buildings, roads and bridges,
and an economical administ-r.ition
of its linaiicial atTairs.
I inspect fully,
J. 11 A I.I.SItUOOK.
San ford, S. C
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the olllco of County Super
visor for Horry County, subject t(
the action of the Democratic I'ri
in try.
\V. g. Ciii:stni;t.
I hereby announce myi.elf a candidate
for the olllce of Supervisoi
of I lorry County, subject to the action
of the Democratic primary.
CI. J . I 'it i no k.
I hereby announce myself a can
did.iti.' for re -election to the office
of Supervisor of I lorry Count y, subject
to the action <?f tl.c Democratic
| primary.
Joseph Todd.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
My Candida -y for re. el-'ct ion to
tlie o . ce of Connty uditor, llorrv
County, is hereby announced, subject
to the action of the Democrat
ic primary.
J. A. Ukwix.
By the persuasion ol friends I
hereby announce myself a candidate
for 11 io oilier of Auditor I lorry
County, subject to the action of the
Ileinocratic primary.
\V. E KU'll alldson.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for t he ollice of Superintendent
of education, of lloriy County subject
of course, to the action of the
Democratic primary. Having had
15 years of experience in the public
schools of the couv.ty, I feel that if
elected, 1 will be qualified to administer
the alTairs of the ollice to the
best interests of our common schools
\V. A Phinck
Boris, S. C..
1 hereby announce myself a can
didate for tin* ollice of County Sn
pcrintendcht of Education. lor 1 loiry
County, subject to the action of
the Democratic primary If elected,
I will discharge the duties of the of
lice to the best of my ability.
T. 0. IS Alt Mill,!,.
Galivants Ferry, S. C.
1 hereby announce myself a can
didate for the ollice of Superintendent
of Education, subject to the
action oft lie Democratic primary.
E. V. I Si: st.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
I hereby announce myself a catidi
utile ior ro-oieci 1011 to the oiucc ol
Probate ..hul^e of Horry county,
subject, to tin* action of the Democratic
Primary.
Wm. 15. hakdwiok.
sitt'sTiils
This popular remedy never falls tc
effectually cure
yspepsia, Constipation, Siclt
cftdache, Biliousness
Arid ALL DISEASES arising from o
orpid Liver and Bad Digestion
The notural result is good nnpetit<
and solid flesb. Dose small; elegantly
sugar coated and easy to awullow
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Costs 0?ly 25 ceo
itgfgMaSbor Hail 25 ctiti to C,
I. O., Not. K. 1500,-1 ?u first adrleed b
With oar baby when ho was but a Tory young Infant, aa i
Later It wm nooful In toothing trouble*, and Its effect hai
that are consequent upon the use of drug* and toothing i
thlldrea, atonoof the neoeeilliet when there I* anew be
wo take pleasure la recommending It loonr friends IntU
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MA Oil I NIC AND HICHAM
SlIORS.
I JO 1L ICR wORK. LIGHT ANI.
HEAVY SMITH WORK OK ALT
KIN D.
Wc keep a full line of steam fi
tings. Injectors, valves, packing Oi.
j waste etc Also carriage and wagoi
j hardware and material. I'aiets.
Oil. Varnish etc. wo solicit voi.i
patronage.
SltO'KS.
t We have shoes of all styles and
i prices to close out at rock bottom
price. We have Dry Hoods, Notifies,
Hoots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Clothing
and Orocerios, at prices never before
heard of.
We have moved our stock of goods
from tin4 Murroll lUiilding opposite
the jail to the store on corner of
Main Street and 4th Avenue, opposite
Hank, where we will bo pleased
to meet our friends and customers.
Sessions & Son,
Opposite the Hank
1 O 10.
Tickets good l\>r 100 lbs. 00 Cents.
" r>0 41 :ir> Cents,
" 4 4 44 25 44 20 Cents.
Tickets for sale by H. T. Ilyman,
J. 1C. Nicholas and C. S. Causey.
No
ice sold for cash.
W. H. IIO 7/KIjIj.
.1 OS HIM I T. WALSH,
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Attoknky at Law.
Con wav, ? r? ? S C.
Oflice up stairs in Spivey Uuik'.ing
rear room on left of Hall.
Notice of Stock-Holders |
Meeting.
A special meeting of the StocUholders
?>f the Conway A: Seashore
Railroad Company, will be held at
' the ollice of the Company a* Conway,
S. C., at 10 o'clock a. in., on
Tuesday July 1st., at the request
of the Hoard of Directors to
consider the advisability of erecting
a bridge across thcjynceamaw River,
and provide for the further im
, proveuient of the road
! rank /WHurroughs,
I President.
M, W. Collins, Secretary.
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For nil fin ioh of Mali* ial unit* niug take
\ Johnson's Chill and Fever Toutr. A taint
I ; of Malarial onisoniiiK in your likod means
I misery and rtiikire. Ilium! nu-Ii inescan't
| cure Malarial poisoning. 'I l?e 1 uldote for
j \l la Johaton'* I onto. Got a bo tie to-day.
| Costs 50 Cents If It Ctrres.
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iicjJ.it wbirh 1;. a'] a jif IfSbII I
?j?T?JM Cuts Cholera-Infantum,
V Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and
Slli^VlV <he Bowel Troubles of
JLMAAV.A Children of Any Ago.
cT-tL?^TtlWUkM^* D'Se,tion? K^SuIstes
rvWDIIlS)1^HI the Bowels, Strengthens
Its at Draggists,
, J. MOFPKTT, M. D.. 8T. LOUIS. MO.
y oar family physician In Charleston to nsa TKETI1INA
i preventive of colic and to warm and sweeten thastomach. j
I been found toba so vary baaaflolalandsofraafrom dangers i
lyrups, that wa hava coma to regard it, aftar nsa with three
by la tha honta and nnUl tha toothing troubles ara over, and
ad of tha horrid staff that so many people nsa to kaop that*
Manager Pally Times and Weekly Times-Messenger.)
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jj | tal Clin Co's Gins and Complete | Jj
ji| Line of Mill and Machinery Sup- jj j?
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GFOROUTOWN, S. C. 1}
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SALE. SALE.
Removal Sale.
Wo wnnl t o.. OMCI,' . r ... .
..v ...... v j v? 1.1 iu ruiuiu yuu rtUVV A TS.
Our large brick store on the Oliver lot will be completed on or about
.luly 1st. 11)02, and we are going there but do not want to MOvK.
We have sold for cash, this year, Fifteen Thousand Dollars worth of
goods for a small profit, now we have about Ten Thousand more we propose
selling without any piofitto avoid moving.
We are neither LIEING nor JOKING, Woure going to sell floods
from now until July 1st, cheaper than you ever bought goods in Horry
County.
NICE LINE OF 0001)8.
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 too fast to
have any old stock.
We will have extra help to wait on our customers after June 1st.
Come on and buy the goods at our price?your price?or any old price,?
they are going to he sold. Come before the RUSH and get first choice.
We are not going to break financially, but t is conceedcd by all that
we arc in the lead, and we are going to break our necks, or stay there;,
this is our only chance to BREAK. i
We Know how to Buy
Cheaper and sell cheaper than our competitors. We keep polite and
honest clerks. Wt advertise what we have and sell at the prices we advortisc.
we give 3d inches for one yard and Id ounces for ono pound, we
do business on business principles, with an eye single to future business
always.
CONWAY BARGAIN HOUSE. *vi
Organizer of Low Prices. m
$100 REWARD
For Any Case of
CHILLS AND FEVER
That Cannot Re Cured Ily
| 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
INTEUMITENT, BILIOUS AND CONTINUED FEVER.
The best tonic. Great Appetizer. A logical prescription, scientifically
compounded, contains no poison For sale by Dr. E. Norton.
BANK OF CONWAY
CONWAY, S. C
CAPITAL STOCK, $20,000.00. SURPLUS FUND, $12,0000.
LOANS and DISCOUNTS, $65,000.00. DEPOSITS, ? $70.0000.
- OFFICERS
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u. v*, vywujjiiNs, D. A. SPIVEY.
President. Cashier.
C. P. QUA.TTI7EBAUM, M. W. OOIjTJTNS.
Vice-President. A srii.'cashier.
The enormous increase in our business for the past few years is suflft (dent
proof of the confidence inspired b* thepcrsonol of the Board Directors
nnd by its successful management.
Wo guarantee to our patrons prompt and obliging service, extendingto
them every reasonable accommodation con istent with tound banking.
Thunking our customers for their formes patronage, ve cordially solicit
the continuance of their business,
i Respectfully,
D. A. SPIVEY, Cashier.
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