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rm tag-in i. -j.lj.JuuL.f-iW The Horry Hef\akl " ? - -T *JL1* THURSDAY. June 10th 1902 MATTKRS LOCAL AND OTHI-R> WISE. ( / Mason Fruit Jars at Spivoy's. Cull at this office for stationery. John C. Kllerbe was in town re cently. There were heavy ruins last Sun day night. Mrs-M.J, Grant is visiting at Raleigh, N. C. Moonlight excursion this evening to Myrtle I loach. Every desirable store building in iConway is occupied. I J. A. Lewis returned last Monday r^Jfrom a trip to Galiva.-.ts Ferry. Corn, oats and hay at Spivey's. The m.'w cottage of A. C. Thorn p son is well on the way to completion. Charley Scarborough is at homo Brum the South Carolina College. If Airs. W. K. Porter and children uro W !spendin?r the Summer in Coorgor .town. JSpivoy's 10 cent counter is a sur i>riser. % Louis Sarvis of Thompson, S. C.. was in town on businessoiiK* u\y recently* C A C / Cap!. J. N. Martin has >sjoiyieno-, en the erection of a cottage at ^tyrIU; peach. Mrs. M. W. Collins has returned rom a visit to relat ives at lion not ts alio. B Miss Kit a Thompson of Wain pee pent last week in town visiting Bdu lives. B.Rlount Smith of Chadbourne was B^ in Conway lust Friday cin'out? to iiuelrsport. I Mrs. II. W Crouch of Saluda, S. fC., is visiting her parents, Or. and B .Mrs. 10 Norton. H. W. Lane and W. J. Jordan re ".turned home fro'n the South Caroli si a College last week. V. C. Howell of Jordanville was in ' H'.town one day last week and paid us ;.i very pleasant call. Hev. W. C. Power, Presiding 101 e'er, preached at the Methodist Bchul'ch last Friday evening. BmJUic lion. R. 15. Scarborough is ^ nlv candidate for congress from H^^rixtTi district A colored excursion from George wu arrived here one day last week : maining only a short time. A1 ford passed through the town BcentJyon his way t > Daisy where Bis working the chain gang. Bl. P. Little <vill soon begin the Bjj^Biction of a brick cottage on his ; B^Bilding lot near the Muster Field. ^^^^xhe colored painter, Henry HowB on of Morion, is engaged t(> do the B painting ut the new brick buildings. :B An examination for teachers' cor y-^^UIteutes was held at the court house t Friday as previously advertised, Johnson Jr .of Marion v.as K)Dway lust Friday on legal busBs will) the Hon It. H. Searbor B^Uolliday of Gullvants Kerry ^^^Ptown last Friday as u mem of the county board of eduea- j .Blr. and Mrs. S. It. Chestnut paid xBtives and friends a visit in the i#l^BH?l'y Grove section on Sunday I^P-.-B'noon. B If. IJurroughs has moved his; ."-i vB{ iP,oc'orios to the Mayo corVV^tfBinto the store recently vacated 1 T- Hymau. Jenkins&.Son, will soon beerection of new livery sta cfeaS^^Bjnon the site of those recently list1 fe^Baceo growers arc requested to '1 l^gB Spivey's for lanterns ther ]' ers. twine, paris green and 1 i U. H Scarborough ar^^^Hiome from Washington on last 1 i|||^^HBa.V to spend a few days at 1 lepfa 1 business, you need in tlio dry notions line. Call on J, before buying and he j money. a picnic at Tilly Swamp attended by a large I rhere was plenty K^BI^TMiai^^TOier trood things to eat. bBBr >liss Glen Anderson of Adrian 3|H\vns in town on last Saturday and BMSunday visiting friends and rcla a^Etives, leaving on the Holiday morn l&Bng train. |||||? Attention is called to the adver sen lent of the College of Charlcs|BIB>n now running in this paper. It i&lHfcrs an opportunity to our young jaggy meng^S^Ves, the train leaves at 5:30 ^ffi^^Ljock, this (Thursday) evening, on HagA first moonlight excursion of the ffig&Kon to iMyrtle Beach. If you , you'll wish you had. HB?|Hiere is plenty of room here yet HBH^Vnew shore buildings. Just erect you'll not have to go far for E^HPtenant, that is, if the future is to judged by the past. Contractor II. P. Little has the ^HB>oniraet for erecting three new cot BBHa<res for the Horry Land and Iing^^H,r)i'pincnt Cj. Two of them will be n,. the lower part of the town near HnKr^Street, the third will be out SHflnjlhhe colored Methodist cjjurch. Spivey & Huss will run tin oxcur .ion to Myrtio Beach on the till Everybody invited to go. Head the advertisomftut of I < II Burroughs in this issue. He ?ill do every thing lie. says. W. E. Porter's livery business is occupying the stables of Johnson *.v Nicholas at present. George Cook of Charleston passed through town last Friday on his way to visit his father at Dougnla. Mr. Cook is now in business in Chat lost* 11, but he may locate here, in the not very distant future. A gentleman who is competent to judge said las* week that we are getting out a good paper and that it is a better paper than the majority of the county papers of the State. Such sayings, clear friend, are appreciated. la this issu? appears the an noun ccmcnt of Judge W. E. llardwiek as a candidate ?for re election to the office of Probate Judge. Tin- people have re-elected "Uncle Billy" tone and time again to this important otlicc, and lie has filled it to their entire satisfaction, 'le stands on his i a d good record. Joseph Todd announces hin self a candidate for re election to the of fie? of County Supervisor in this issue. When Mr Todd went int ? the office, the county was in cU-Ui, he expects to go kefore the people and show that the county is now out of debt with something toiler credit. He is before the people on his past good record. The fll'st white < Xi'iirs'mn of t In 1 season froiii Conway to (loor^elown will leave Conway at 4:HO in tl e morning, Saturday, Juno2Slh. Only 50 cents for the round trip. A band, will be alon^ to furnish music. Ladies are cordially invited, sis <jood order will bo maintained. The contract lias been let for the building of new livery stables and a (Iwellinir for W. K. Porter. II. I\ Little is the contractor. LJ. T. Hyman lias lit ted up an ice cream parlor in rear of his new store Ice cream served every day. The ladies (arc cordially invite 1 to call. ??vt fr ? ? c* ? Free Rural Delivery. Congressman Scarborough lias an inspec .or at work in the sixth dis triet looking after the establishinent of free rural delivery routes Several have been established in the dis triet, and, by the end of the year. Mr. Scarborough says he will have several established in Hurry County. Free rural delivery is all that the term implies. The mail is delivered Hitily ;u me very doors of the farm houses If the people in the different see lions of the county who are interested in this matter will write Mr. Scarborough, he will send them full Informal ion ml blanks. ? -#* Presbyterian Serv Icea. First and Third Sunday in June, Lit 11: l.j a. m., and 0:15 p. in. Prayer meeting every Wednesday "> P. M. Topic: Wednesday June 25th. "God's Works in Nature " References. Job HS, 1 2V; Psalm Id. 1-1 f; Psalm 117, 1 20; Matt. (1. 2twil. Sunday school exercises ineiuding udult Hible class atP, M. C. 10. Ronkktsox, Synodical JOvnngelist 'i'he Fish Hatchery. For the benefit, of some who arc interested in the proposed llsh hatchrry '.or this section of the State, we interviewed the Hon. It. 15. Sear be rough a few days ago. From him we learned that several bills for the establishment of hatch cries in d.lTerent portions of the country are now pending in (Jon grcss, and would pass and become laws, almost as a matter of course There is no certainty at all that one of these hatcheries will be located here. As soon as the bill be L'Oines a law, an inspector will bj sent out to investigate and report ...2*1-1 - I ' * * T miitame nK'iiuoih. rso application for a hatchery to bo established bore has boon made on the purl of the citizens. Mr Scarborough I.as ask od that o'fe be established hero, but his request would be much strength ojied by a request from t he town or county as a whole Georgetown has petitioned for one to be established i?t some point on Waceamaw Riv cr, and would help us in getting it here it is said. DIED. On June 4th, 1002, Deacon G. M. Itabon of Pleasant Union, who was born January 22nd, 1833. 11?? was highly esteemed as a christian by his pastor and brethren. A wife [ind f>children are left, to mourn their loss. His sickness was short, Not many days of pain, Kind friends did all they could To save lusdife, I ut all in vain. His funeral will be preached on Oct. 12th, 1902. by his pastor, Rev. VV. R. Caines. John J. Johnson of Dog Bluff died yesterday morning of pneumonia at the age of 80 years. His daughter, Mrs. J H,. Collins, of Mullins was called to his bedside on Sunday. rfcla li^naturo n ou ovcry box of Ibo gonuic? Laxafive Bromo-Quiaine Tablet. lie remedy ibnt enrer? u cold iti one (ley BELGIAN HARES FOR SALT,. Fine lloalthv Stock. Address'. P, O. Box 09G New Berne, N. C. 'A N I !' I I ? I ! I ?' Tobacco Notes. The Do.ylo Tiros., of Cool Spring lui\edelivered at the florry Warehouse, a load of llrst class n v.- land lugs, about fit 10 pounds in all This, is the lirst load to conic in this sea ! son, and the earliest that we have ever known to come in to the Conway market. The Doyles are "early birds" but ('apt. Coles was ready for them and greeted them with the biggest smile he litis luul on for sometime, we suspect A considerable an ount of toba -co will be cured this week if there is not too much rain. Who will be the next to come in with a load of new tobacco? We want to record it. The town and the county, both want to know* that the weed is coming in. We want to see the biggest opening sale at Conway this year that she litis ever had, and we are' going to see it.. Capt. Coles tolls us that ho looks for several 1 >ads of tobacco this week if the weather permits. To make good ordered tobacco, top it. before the bloom shows out and keep the suckers oil'. Look out for this if you want your tobacco to weigh well and bring a good price. C. It is Highly Recommended. Calabash, 1\ < >.. N. C. This is to certify that I've been sull'oring with piles for la years: tried all remedies could hear of and found no cure until I used Nielsen's I'ile Cure, which tins completely cured me and I would advise all who sullcr with 111c dreaded disease lo use the same. It is now eighteen months since 1 was cured and have never had any trouble since. Capt. Chank JrsTici:, i\ M. Calabash, N, e. Dr. A. C. Nielsen, Dear Sir: 1 certify that 1 have been ulllictcil with rheumatism and kidnev trouble nml wlu-n you iMinc tome could not raise my head in bed. Neither could 1 walk a step, and now. today, I have walked 2 lnilesand feel belter with kidney trouble than in some time. My mother was ulUicted with now ralgia and catarrh and since she look your treatment she is well. Yours truly' .1 ii. (jriuia.nts, Yinelaud, N. o Wilmington. N. March I, 11101. To Whom it May Concern I 1 he undersigned do hereby certify that my wife has been sutVcring with female troubles for years until she used Professor Nielsen's fc^ male treatment which has eomplde ly enrol her. It is now ten months since she was cured and has never had any trouble sii.ee. A. Ii. PltlDOKN, .!. P. Pender County, N. C. I hereby certify that 1 have been a sufferer for years with female (lis eases, and used doctor's* and other recommended remedies, but to no relief until I tried Nielson's female Cure, which has completely restored me to health and vigor, and pre served me from painful, and perhaps fatal, surgical oporation . Mas. .1. (J. Honrcuam, Wright St. bet. 2nd and Hrd. Wilmington, N. (J. Prof Nielsen remedies are sold by J. E. Nicholas, Mrs. James II. . :arsh, Conway; Mrs. Win. Spivey, Gideon, S. C. are>g.x>j'.i'r<?r.?. -rsr. raxaci rocA'.-tr; rcrT,; iraoBVC) HELLO CENTRAL! (iive me Every Heme in the County. Hello! don't run! but hurry, to See my o and 10 cunts store. Since I lave been here the people have patronized me very liberally which I appreciate very much To prove it. i in selling goods fit) per cent, cheaper than the\ have ever been sold here before. The ladies say so, so that's al right. Yours very Iruiy, i.. II. BURROUGHS, Mayo Corner. Notice. A special meeting of the Stock holders of Conway Bargain Mouse will be lield at ollice of Conway Mar gain Mouse, at Conway, S. C., on Thursday July 17th, 1002, for the purpose of considering the advisability of increasing the capital stock of said company to Ten Thousand Dollars, and for the transaction of! such other business as may come' before the meeting. \ /1 Mt.., j\ . kj. j 111 > m r.so.\ . Preside nt, Conway Bargain House j rTnElS POISON I I in your blood ? Physicians call S] it notarial derm. It can be seen |j changing red blood yellow under ? microscope. It works day and P night. First, it turns your coin- PL plexion yellow. Chilly, aching Kj sensations creep down your I backbone. You feel weak and I worthless. ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC will stop the trouble now. It gjI enters the blood at once and ? drives out the yellow poison. M If neglected and when Chills, K Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen- E eral break-down come later on, k Roberts' Tonic will cure you ES then?but why wait ? Prevent fej future sickness. The manufac- H turers know all about this ycl- W low poison and have perfected H Roberts' Tonic to drive It out, u nourish your system, restore M appetite, purify the blood, pre- H vent and cure Chills, Fevers and | Malaria. It has cured thous- I i ands?It will cure you, or your fi money back. This Is fair. Try 1 it. Price, 25 cents. Dr. E. Norton, A i Stops The Cou?ft And Wu Laxative Bromo Qu cold in (lev N<? cur?*^^^B pay. Price 25cents- ^ -. * ? o The county is blossoming with flourishing crops. To Cure A'Colli in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab I lets. All druggists refund the mon- b ey if it fails to cure. ft \V. drove's signature is on each box. 25c. j The Baptist parsonage is about ready for occupancy. The Best Prescription For Mul.Vln Chills and lever is a bottle of drove's y Tasteless Clrll Tonic. 11 is siin|)ly ir- t on and tpiinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents, If you are looking for good stationery and first-class printing, give us a call. - - ^ ||f? Von Know What Yon Are Taking When you take drove's Tasteless j| Chill Tonic because the formula Is * plainly printed on every bottle show i ing that it is simply Iron and Qui nine in a tasteless form. No euro, I low are you going t.i celebrate the glorious fourth? ?m m tl It is easy to temporarily cheek a cough with the ordinary opiate cures l out when it is to be cured, the root ' of the trouble ousted, one must have I Bunion's ftnglish Cough Syrup, the um rename. J ust I 111 nW ol 11! .\ poM j | itive cure for only 23 con Is, I The nc.v liriek buildings will like l.y be finished this week. Mrs. S. K. 1 lainmaelt, ol I (am ^ mack, K\., writes: "With pleasure 1 recommend Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets. I have used them myself for several years, and I can testify as to their ? fiiciency in sick-headache and other troubles pe euliar to our sex." The entire] treatment for only 23c. The engine broke down last. Monday so I hat another had to be sen I down to pull the ti'ain toChudoourn. A> Filthy Temples n India Sacred cows ofton delih; Indian temples, but worse yet is a body that's polluled-liy constipation. Don't permit it Cleanso your system with Dr. 1\ in it's New Life Pills and avoid untold misery. Thev give lively livers, active bowels, ^ood digestion, fine appetite. Only 23c at Dr. K. N u'tou's dru?x store. ? KlanX Dills of sale and crop Liens can be had at this olliee as clump as they can be bought any where in the world. Happy Time In old Town. We felt very happy," writes li- N. Revill, Old Town. Va., "whim Duck- j 4 len's Arnica Salve wholly cured our i dauirliloc of :i IvkI i.f .....1.1 | "? OVUIV. .KWl I ll (loli^hts all who use it for Cuts j Corns, Burns, Bruises, Boil- I'leers I Fit-options. Infallible for Biles, only I 2">o at Dr, 10, Norton drugstore. II. B. Little visited (?core-clown j last week'. Virulent Cancer Cured. Startling proof of a wonderful ad-' vaneo in medic ine isoiven by dm;' jjist 0. \V. lioborts of Klizabcth. \V. Va An old man there had lota: suffered with what ;/ood doetors pronounced incurable cancer They j j believed his ease hopeless till he used i Fleet ric Bitters and applied BuckIon's Arnica Salve, which treatment completely cured him. When B.leetrie Bitters are used to expel bilious kidney and microbe poisons tit the I same time thjss live exerts its match less healine power, blood diseases skin eruptions, ulcers and sues vanisn Bitters 50c, Salve 25c at J)r. G. Norton. ?* <w Mrs. A M. Duseiibury wtis visit in# in town the first of the week. ? Saved From an Awful Fate ; "Kverybody said 1 had consump | tion," writes Mrs. \. M. Shields, of Chnmbcrsbur#. Pa., '1 was so low after six months of severe sickness caused by Bay Fever and Asthma. 1 11!? 1 f/nu tliruwrltf I 1/1 .v ?? i v \ mi hi Wiril, | but. 1 learned of the marvelous mer t' of Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Consumption, used it, and was com plet.'ly cured.' For desperate Throat and Dun# Diseases it is the safest cure in the world, and is infallible for Coughs, Colds and I Iron chial Affections, Guaranteed bottles ."joc and #l.(l(). Trial b >ttles free at Dr. K. Norton. q liil 1; ( \ ou can get your I'liotos at ( ^ Casque's any day. You can hav ; enlarging of any kind done. !, Ci e me a t riai. 1 1 It. K. CASQUE. | r O 6 i TIO N ? G U A It A N T E E D, Undar $3,,',OC) Csth Dtposlt. Ri.l rutd Faro Paid. Opan all y??- v> Both Six a. Vary Ch?ap Baar4. sioorflla-A'abuma Uusln'WM Collect. ttueon. OMji* \ 'i ryTTn^^B IIA Iocs, Shovels, Pitch Foi^NBH y Fanners, Carpenters ftnu^BI FURNITURE. ^^MHBH 11: Fut lis e lmvo lied II Sui t 7"T'. t r.il^B {cisteails, Cli lirs. >t rai.^ht .'' i le- i.er 1 ImB SI 10lis, SHOPS 111 Sin ? s mir line ecu i -1 .f many style I'roin the heaviest Hroyall 0 the newest dress Sh <e. >h 1, Women ami Chi'dren ran t suited le-re. LOTH I Nth we have ?\ lav00 stock of Ilea's li oitth s sua! Hoys thrilling t very attractive prices. t k t % g t L 1 1 I J i \ H V 3 K 1 < Oil SWs WIWOJS, Our DiyGonls Depart ment i - more at t ra? I i vc t his season than over toforo, and comprises all tho newest FabricUs lu Ladies Dress Goods. Notions, Notions, Galore. Luces, Kmbroideries ami all tlie beautil'ul things that please the lalies. We can mention only u few lines that we cany, but will assure you hat we. have every tiling to be found in a modern anil lip to date Departuent Store. We will add that we are agents for the celebrated tlH'ovmiek .Viewers, Hon iters antl Hinders. ? > '<m ? < wr<elvr""*iw W?fr?rrrr - ??M> w> ??i?<wmw ? ?m r , t ~"*v \i? \m '-w^S A M i\\ pi'fm ' '''~W'' ~'" . "; , .CV^ : 4^ - .. ?^. . . im"?i nuiiiiri *a mi -<iHi rti -Miiiiil i f ii nr.- ?> u?/i.k.<i !- %*.-.w*v ?.' . '?i.'i <*.ih^ , wj/i Ms ) all the (lifTeront parts uxt ra for ivpair. "S' ?u cannot do l><*t tor than ,o buy one of these machines to harvest your oats and hay this season % . nmww-r^.vr f w .vo>Mww;?i? ???r?-* < ??-j (\y\ : ' St?fit /<rTF\ ( rfifcfi,7 V \ ,/ |i Jft Ik M\k\; k4r//fik mz 2ttrjaazmsiiuu*:? -\:x - 'awmv- r,tazi ret;r's*..* utn rjsteuiveaKK.^:<taMrjx.C-skcj GRAND SPRING OPENING! We solicit, yonr visits to our store when looking for the newest litns of every article kept in an tip fo-date DEPARTMENT STORE. Our count eta and shelves arc laden with h.-sm rt.st things in both utility and style, and imply sparkle. v\ e have u well selected stock of )ry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Hats Clothing and Farm Supplies. I'ig values and ft mill I profit , that tell the tale in a nutshell. Call and x ami ho f-r. oonnemi ?n if t? iier imUiw j ... e. ?. i... - '' - ? " >? ? ' iuii i? hi tsi-riiiaa uvurv, artics h- tit to all |K)inU on Wort notice nt ie;isot?ab)oratw. D u s e n b it r y 6c CO. TODDVILLb", S. C. LargSM I Geo. b. Hucke^^ I / ? - '' ^ ' . _ .... ~ ' Manufacturers oh DOC) I IS, S AS! F, IMJNDS, MOULD* 1X0 AND HUILDING |]M ATE RIAL. CHARLESTON, S.X. 544- 548 King Street. SPIVBY <S: COLLINS CO. Fire Insuranc 'Bicycles. i). A. SPIVHY, M. W. COLLINS President, Secretary Iff tee in Hun k litilKlinu S)rn!iil Notice. DR. W. E. McCORD, SURGEON DENTIST. Conway, - - S. C. fit tf' l?l V K\ I ?l 11.1 >I N<I, Fancy (Groceries Call at 11 yman\s corner Grocery f< >v the following, nl rock bottom prij cos: I loans, canned and dried, Shrimp, Cocoa, elioeo'ato, Crackers of all kinds, Yon. t and yeast foam, Pot led Nam and Tongue, Chipped and aimed I lee f, Prepared Buckwheat, Ex I racl - of all k1 nds, (i ri-en and pro pared c.ilTce, < Macaroni, JellyUer,' Milk, Vitus, Crape Nuts, Postum ColTce, Saratoga Chips, codlish, Popper anil Spices of all kinds, Pick les, Sweet and Sour, Worcester, To inato an.l Pepper Sanee, Olives, Salad dressing, Preserves. Canned 'IV.r.,.4 * . Lvmutuvs, nfiricuis t'unncu unci dried. Peaches dried and c.inned, Apple-, Dry and prepared Mustard, Can Chowder, ''urn, Tomatoes, lVa>, (>I;ra and Tomatoes, Maeker al, Salmon, Deal's, Pineapple-;. A p] pies, (Oysters, Trip.', Oatmeal, Sour K'rout. !i. T. HYMAN, markets. G EOUO RTOWN. Now Virgin 2.50 Yellow dip 2.25 Scrape ... 1.50 Spirits turpentine 1?M Rosin, common 1 10 Wll.M INUTON. Sp'riti Tur j en tine steady. Mi.chiiu barrels .47 countrv oai Rosmi 110 Tar tlrm at #1.45 Crude Turpentine. Hard $1.40 i)i[? \ ir^in *1M>0 COTTON. ' Ordinary <; 7 10 ct8-? it) (Jood Ordinary. .. .8| ? ,4 l/>w Middling H 7.11; '? ? Middling j)i < Oood Middling.... <? ;{ k; ?* Corn 7(>(<?80 I lams 1 Shoulders )0(<t<12 Chickens 20 to 35 Turkeys per lb (live) 15 Cow I'eas ? e. per bush Peanuts 70c " " j ^HE BEST i' what liu; IVopiw ! buy the most of. That's Why ! Hood's Sarsaparilla has tn< latest w!o or ALL MEDICINES.