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^BHHH^^H^PPrsUlNG CO., \ Y, S C. S^gp^^'pfoODVVARD. Editor. I H' SUBSCRIPTION . ^ Ono Year, $1.00. ALWAYS IN' ADVA NO F. Cotf'n.Ml ?t the l*o?t Offlcv at Oonwav, S C , ah Second clnflB Matter. THURSDAY July 3rd 1002 Removal Notice. This week we are moving The 11 Kit a M> from the office it, lias oocu11iori fiit' tln? i?-i^t t ? ? ......... ' ? I - - l/itt} I t 1? \? > 1 ll I j 1*1 11*"" now brick ijuarloi's just completed on Jlrd avenue, next door to tin now store of H. T. Ilyman. The printer is pushed for limn this week and several communications had to ho loft cmt Wo trust that our readers and correspondents will understand Tub provisions of the new road law passed at the last session of the Legislature in regard to the number of days work required, and the commutation tax which may be paid in lieu thereof, has b.'on the subject of some complaint It is quite true that the tax of one dollar is out of all proportion to eight days work. It is likely to happen thai a majority of the road hands will pay the tax before they will perform the eight days labor. 11 is very hard on the man who fails io ru so iho money to got his ooin mutation tax receipt he is compelled to give his labor for eight days as an equivalent for one dollar. In oar view of the new law, the county board of commissioners have it in their power to apply a remedy, a none in perfect accord with the intention of the law. The act roads that the public roads shall be worked eight days in the year if so many days be necessary. It is thus loft to the officers named to decide how many days shall be required. They certainly have the power, therefore, to fix the number of days in proportion to the commutation tax of one dollar. If the board decided that four days were necessary, no one can gainsay their decision. If they would do this, we do not believe we would hear of any more complaint. The House of Representatives fixed the number of days in Horry county at four, and the commutation tax at Two dollars. In ^he Senate it was changed so as to read as it does now. We again call this matter to the attention of our county board of commissioners. Against the New Court house. Editor Hkkald:?1 notice sever al are writincr about iiw. ir~? 0 w ? v vi>v v/v/n I 1 I HAIUl' and Jail, and recommending the can didates to declare themselves 011 this line. If one wants to yet left this is a good way to do it, and I would almost guarantee it. While 1 would like to have la ye new buildings as much so as an \ man, 1 would think it almost an 1:1 pardonable sin to tax the people '<> build them at this time, the hardest time the poor has ever seen. Noiti.er bread nor money and last year's debts behind. It is worse than Carpet Bay time. Tax the people now, or borrow the money to build them and our grand children will have to struggle hard to pay it. When it is built 1 propose building on the same lot or trading with Burroughs & Collins for the Norman lot, using the same material as far as it will go. Our court house will now hold all who have any business in it at one time. I am sorry I cannot say the same for the jail, yet it holds all who are put into it. If it is the Bord's will and I am able, I expect to do all 1 can against the man who comes out for borrow ing the money to build with at any rate of interest. There arc many men who would favor borrowing the money and tax the people to pay it, who are opposed to paying old af flieted veterans, with little children trt Blinr\Ai?? ""-1 * l - 1 ?rt,u. i,uuu urn; uoinesiead under mortgage. Hut they will as sist families that are ablebodied and deserters' families, 1 a n told, and some whom I know to be in good circumstances. I will quit the subject here. One man cannot reform the world. If every man would reform himself, the world would soon bo re formed. 1 shall try to reform myself each day and trust to the good Lord to aid me in the work. Absent i - Ellison Capers Jr., was in Con way last week and organized a branch of the Alkahest Lyceum System of Atlanta, la. The members met on last Friday evening and elee ted the following officers: Local President. C. P. Quattlebaurn; Secretary and Treasurer. M. W. Collins; Local Manager, I). A Spivoy; Executive Committee. M. J. Grant, j Win. Hosg, Miss Uutli Rurroughs, j C. E. Robertson, D. F. Crosland. G. F. Stalvo.y. On motion the Ex- ] ecutive committee was given power i to make contracts for lectures, en tertainments etc. ? hi > i f imit hi i Briefs. Crops^^Hookihi/ tine considering the drVR>athcr. Farmers^?1 about dono ifcloughinir. L. D. Stevens and family of IVI ham. Ca../formerly of tins eo.om have returned to t..oir home and will remain hero. 1 (.5 Tj. Stevens and \V. K. Skipper dutf up a large (Jopher last Friday near the residence oj Mr. Skipper. J. II. Skipper made a business trip to (iurlev one day last week. J. H.Stevens, contractor for re pairing the bridge across Mill Branch has about completed the iob. It is a line piece of workKitty Clover. Sanford Items. '..We had right severe wind last i Thursday night damaging crops right much. Crops are looking tine gen rally. 1 believe thoro will be three times, as much corn made in this vicinity I as there v\ as las I year. Tobacco is looking line. The farmers are about thr nigh I working eorn. We have been having some of thej holiest weather of this season, the mercury running up to PV decrees. The tobacco growers arc keeping ilk M. Stevens the hustling brick mason quite busy preparing their | furnaces to enre the golden weed j John Mincy of Finklea, i--? visiting his mother near Ilisco this wee!; j Mrs John Boyd of Eldorado Is i visiting her mother near Sanford | J U. Allshrook told your oorres pondent a row days ago that when lie ?^ot ii|> one morning he had over live acroF of beans, and when he lay down at night he had over live acres o" potatoes in his bean patch. Joe Nye. Adrian Items. Hut few of our people attended the Senatorial speaking in Conway last Mondav. Crops in this section have been considerably injured by the continued drought-. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. C. U Ilolines died last Sunday af tor a brief illness. J. W. Itowell, who we reported critically ill last week died last Thursday noon, and was buried at Mt Olive church the following day We hope to publish a morcextended notico of him later. Mr. and Mrs. .1 . T. Sessions were overjoyed last week to learn that their son (Jeorge T. Sessions of the U. S. Marines, who has been in the lMiillippiues for the last three years had returned to the United States, and is now stationed at New York They confidently hope that it will be but a short time before he will be permitted to visit them on furlough. J. N. ,1. 4r^,i?Joppu Jottings. Hot dry weather. . 1 Sonic sickness reported. Crops are looking well. Curing tobacco is in order. Daniel (iralnun made a line cure last week. vV. \\r. Jordan lias some very line cot ton. The correspondents seem to be more interested about the stock law than they are about the new court house and jail. The stock law o ust come sooner or later and I believe it would be a benefit to me Vet I would not vote for it because the people as a whole are not prepared lor it. Il'jpe the correspondents will express themselves more fully on the new court house and jail. The candidates will bo asked later. 1 for one am in favor of the new court house. The jail is large enough for present needs so long as the chain gang is kept up, but lets have 1 it too, more modern and up-to-date Podge. Serious Cutting Scrape. On last Thursday, Martin (truck and Clias. Causey, eeaine envoived in a row at Coxe s Ferry, and the latter was sorionslv mil willi > -? nvn in ihc hands of the former. Dr. J. S. Dusonlmry was called. At last accounts Cansev was doino 'veil. The Farmers' Institute. J Lewis Lee has received a letter from Preside it llartzo^of Clemson stating that July 23rd is the date fixed for the Farmers Institute here. Different subjects of interest to the farmers will lie discussed by able W.. I~~1. t ... _ 1 > o. n * iur a iiii't'e crowd on that day. College of Charleston. CHARLESTON, S. 0. Founded in J785. Strong Fuculty; well equipped chcmicil, physical and biological laboratories; Library of 14,000 vol nines; the finest Museum of Natural History in the South. Elective courses leading to the de grees of B. A , B. S., and M. A. Board with furnished room in Collego Dormitory can be obtained for $10, a month. Tuition, $40. One Scholarship giving free tuition is assigned to Horry county, the hold, er to bo appointed by the Probate Judge atid t it County Superintendent. Total expenses for Scholar ship students, $112 to $110. All candidates for admission are permit ted to compete for vaoaut Boyee Scholarships, which pay $150 a yo?:r. Entrance Examination will he held at Conway on Friday, July 1 I, 1002. Next Session begins September 20. For catalogue,address HAIHHSON RANDOLPH, President, 4 ; 1 Thia aignnturo l?i on evory dox ?.?f llio genuina 1 Laxative Bronio-Quissine Tablets I tb? remedy tbat niroi it <ci>S?l (u ouo clay \ I I ? * > n 1 fit 3B Candidate's Cards. \nHOUncm>rnt? '/infer If//* hunt, ffi, in .h'r,?;/c. . COUNTY TUKASUllKU. I hereby announce myself a enndl date for ve election to the ofltce of Treasurer of Horry County, subject <o the action of the Democratic i>?*i mury. Id. I). Lono v roii corntv srHKiiVKSoii I hereby announce myself a candidate for the ofliee of Supervisor for 1 lorry County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. It will be my purpose, if elected, to use my best endeavors for the up building of the material interests of the county, the imptoveincnt of its public buildings, roads and bridges, and an economical administration of its financial affairs. Rospcct fully, .1 I V. I.I.S |l|{< >OK . Sanford, S (' I hereby announce myself a candidate for the ollire <.f County Super visor for 'lorry Covinty. subject. to the action of the Itenioeiatie, Primary. W. Cj. ClIKSTNt T. 1 hereby announce my elf a candidate for the olllec of Supervisor of I lorry County, subject to tic ae ; lion of the Democratic primary. C .1 Paixck, I horeby announce myself a can i did ate for re election to the office of Superv isor of I lorry County, sub i jeet to the action of the Democratic primary. Joseph Todd. At the solid tat ion of many friends I hereby announce myself a camli date for the oflieo of Supervisor of , I lorry County, subject to the action of tin4 deinoratic primary. pledj/inj/ myself, if elected, to discharge the duties of theofliee to the best inter tests of the people, and to use my host efforts for the up-building of the roads and bridges of the count v. : J. Ij. Royd. PGR COUNTY AUDITOR. My candidacy for re-election to t lie o cc of Count y A uditor, I lorry County, is hereby announced, subject to the action of the Democrat ie primary .1. A. Lkwis. By tlic persuasion of friends 1 hereby announee myself a candidate for the olliee of Auditor Horry County, subject to the action of the Democratic; primary. \V. Ii ltn IIAIIDSON. KOR SU I'KRI NTKN DICFT OF KB UCATION. <. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the olliee of Superintendent 1 of education, of llony County, subject of course, to the action of the Democratic primary. Mavino had u l."? years of experience in the public schools of the couv.ty, I feel that if elected, I will be qualified to administer tin' afTairs of the olliee to the best interests of our common schools W. A. I Mii\et: Boris, S C. I hereby announee myself a can didate for the olliee of County Su perintendent of Kducation, lor I lor ry County, subject to the action of . the Democrat it; primary If elected, I I will discharge the duties of the of lice to the best of my ability. T. 0. R.\UN'IIiLi.. 1 Caliyants I'Vrry, S C. I hereby at nounee myself a can- Jdidate for the olliee of Superintendent of Education, subject to the action oflhe Democratic primary. 1,1 "i r i * * ' ^ 1'j. \ . It KST. 1 FOR PROBATE JUDGE. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re election to the olliee of t Probate Jud^c of I lorry county, subject to the action of the Demo- v cratlc Primary. li \V M 10. 11 A HI) WICK. ( _ 110IJSE OF HE PRES10NT ATI VES 1 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for the House of Representatives for Horry County subject to the action of the Democratic prima ry. If elected, 1 will serve the peo pie to the best of mv ability. D. 1). Harrclson I laving been warmly solicited by my friends. 1 have agreed to offer myself as a candidate for the House of Representatives subject to tin4 action of the Democratic primary. M. M. Stanley. 1 hereby am ounce myself a candidate for the House of Representatives. subj ct to tin4 action ol the Democratic primary. Jeremiah Smith. ?*t ilie damp, ww\ \ Harness] e-S^rtkv I I jind< ui. H wars I wire Ctanciard Oil J[ v \ \ When Haby was Hick, tve Ravoher Oostorlft. iVlion slio was ii Child, sho cried for Castor la. jg iVhon sho boramo Miss, slio clung to Costorla. *J Alirn k1i? Jiad Children, she gavot'icm Castorl<v (J ? ''w'N -?TOB> 1 In cm icy and Money 1 nui cij> vorld. I hiii ;tlwavi working for tli * beil FU I know from facta ili.it I have in iillMioiCf mill bring mi* your t ? >:iooo. ' ligh Prices wo cannot be beat. Wil FA1it KLl is /. v rub: HrsiA'Hss. To our many friends in Horry forms your liberal patronage l.ist so, pared to serve your interest. Komi lend to drum with II Kill IMil'iKS. MOD.VTION. We have a full corps of buyers ' x distance come in the over night so your tob'aeco out in eoml condition, market drive to the PLANTERS And you will make no mistake. Tl Slaxcy (?. Cook vho is our lloor man nen striving for high prices. llert A. A mien OPENING F/!/J Thursday, Ju We will he open on and after the 1*8, rwpri set)'ing the largest Manufac Nc Have n full and Exper W e want vour pat romige and ;iSd ud 11()N KS 1'"I) KALI N ( S. Vour Wareli J. Frank Rogers at ifiiiiv u mm lUMfll! 1 IIIU1I ilU!\l\U M A TI11N K AND RKRAIR illOPS. HOlLHtt wOUK. LHillT ANL IKAVY SMITH WORK OK A T,T CIND. Wo keep a full lino of steam li injrs, Injectors, valves, packing Oi. : /astc etc Also carriage and wagor ardware and material. Paint?. ' )il. Varnish etc. we solicit yor.i ; latronagc. ' Constipati /Ay //// and Had Comj IIjJ arc certain to result. Then I / Keep the system in good J^^MnTTONIC ^ R\\\\ and good blood, good digestion a HR&\\W the roses in your cheeks. R.ai MmW^WW Tonic Pellets grntly assist nai w?8hS3^o^\ booklet at dealers, New York Orccncvil ? ?ru*v? A *" Costs Only 25 ccuts 0r nail 26 eenU to C. ? ?K. f. J. MOFFKTT Bear Itoctori otrdern) to our lit tin a rami child <rll wre alan*nt tnaylcal, and certainly m >c ever titled. Yours yerytr\ Vote Bishop Southern Methodist Vhu j)ir /<:. xoirro.v. % $FJ? ; W ; - * * ^ " ii mii ,il JHO \CCO\A CON W/ able of putting into the Conway Ma l interest of the furiiK>rg, and will s.c LL MARK Serially helped the farmers of Horry The Horry Warehouse is well sit lithe promise to Stan d faithfully by J FT, N. C. 'ounty: Appreciating in the higher ison Wo come again bottoi pri miber we have no drummers but in KA I It DKAMN'tiSiind best ACCOM >vi111 unlimited orders. 11' you live U we may unload you early and gc When you load your tobacco To 3' FRIEND, here you will find your old fi*ien< iger with a force of hard workin, ?l.?.v I,. ..In.icn ? I'" son. Mnxcy (>. Cook. 3 SALE. Ill 111, 77', N. o. ily 3rd. 1902. 1 jSS/StMMttte? uhovc date wit b a large corps of buy turers uiul 1 mpoi ters el' the ConnCy, ience Force of Good Men. m miugyou the 111 (111 KST IMilCl'kS iouso Friends, nd Geo. A- Powell, Proprietors. i o no. Tickets good f.,r Hit) lbs. t!tl Cents. ."?<> " :::> Cents. 4 4 2.i " 20 Cents. Tickets for sale by II T. llviuan 1. 10. Nicholas anil 0 S. Causey. Nc ice sold for cash. W. If. HOWELL. JOSEPH T. WALSH, Attornky at Law. Conway, ? ? SC. OlTice up stairs in Spivc.y Huilcin# rear room on left of Hall. BTT^JPB Cures Cholera-Infantum, HHHV H Diarrhoea,Dysentery, and | I I ^ A B (he Bowel Troubles of H Children of Any Ago. Aids Digestion, Regulates OWDKRSllHH the Bowels, Strengthens nt Hrno-a-icfc the Ch,,d and Makes ni urnggisis, teething easy. ). MOFFETT. M. D? ST. LOUIS, MO. Columbus, 44a., Aug. H4, ISM, We aavn your TKKTIIIXA [Teething 7? the happiest results. The effeets ore satis/actorg than from anything wly, JOHF.i'H N. Kf-1, rcA.) I'ustor of tit. jVimI tliureh. ________ j WAREHOUSE. ky, s. c. rket makes it oneTif tho best in South Carolina, ami equul to any in tho i to it that evapy pile of tobacco sold on tho Horry Warehouse lloo-, br- ^ :et value. ' County 'id I am still he ping them. Think about this. Give me y m ite I in the limrtof the Town, Up to-dite in biisiiiegH methods, the fanners, I ask that you bring me your tobuco, I am now ready for . E. COLES, Manager J KAMINSKI^s 1 { HARDWARE CO.! Ill - ACiKNTS FOR? l| ' If _ I- j!..l! Ames Engines and I toilers, [I ^ ( |j(l DoLoaoh Sa?v Mills, Continen jl t m *'m 3 Gins and Complete j| r jj|[j Line of Mill and Maeliii.cry Sup- |j jj Mm til lea '-> t I JI. ji-. (i I ALSO I E '|^Jr=7fe~7r=^js, r -Jg|. l| . Tobacco Flues for which wo || |jj r. jj aro now prepared to accept or *ffflfl|i3| i ric,'s- Ji ! Estimates Furnished. T 5 Correspondence Solicited, jj . Kaiiiinslii Hardware Company. | > g GEORGETOWN, S. C, Iw Tfrcj r ijz=Jr^i rn- Jr VI- -J - fc. Ji ~~}i Id -'A V- ?=H7/JSs ? CVSALE. SALeTI , I Removal Sale. We want .you ONCE to retain you ALWAYS. Our large brick store on the Oliver lot will be completed on or at July 1st, UMIli, and we are going there butdo not want to MOvHta We naye sold for cash, this year, Fifteen Thousand Dollars worll goods for a small prolit, now we have about Ten Thousand nioro we p pose selling without any prolit to avoid moving. We rro neither LI LI NO norJOKINti, We are going to sell go from now until July 1st, cheaper than you ever bought goods in II* County. NICE LINE OF 0001)S. We have the nicest line of goods to be found in any store in our c<0 ty,all new and up-to-date. The liurgain Mouse sells goods too las have any old stock. Wo will have ext ra help to wait on our customers after JuneCome on and buy the goods at our price?your price?or any old pr ' i thev are uroinir to he <ohl ' ^ ? ^v...v. uliwiu tui1 ivuon unci yet lirst o We are notyoiny to break financially,?but t is conceeded by at, > we are, in the lead, and we arc yoiny to break our necks, or stay t *H? _ this is our only er.anee to BllEAK. i Wo Know how to ltuy w ? j Cheaper and sell cheaper than our competitors. We keep polltr. ip honest clerks. We. advertise what we have and sell at the prices w^^ vcrtise. we yivolUi inches for one yard and 1(1 ounces for one pound do business on business principles, with an eye sinyle to future but always. ntll CONWAY BARGAIN HOUSE. y.-n. Organizer of Low Price ? l'he ' onredoing BANK OF CONWAY 5 hing CONWAY. S. C CAPITAL STOCK, $20,000.00. SURPLUS FUND, $12,0 f LOANS and DISCOUNTS, $05,000.00. DEPOSITS, $70.00* \ -OFFICERS:- J* II. G, COLLTNS, I). A. SPIVEY. President. Cashife) C. P. QUATTLELIAUM, M. W. COLLINS J Vine--President. Asst. eash^ ino enormous increase in our business for the past, few years is Jtt eient proof of tho confidence inspired b; the persond of the Hoard HH(t# tors and by its successful management. jw We guarantee to our patrons prompt .ind obtain# service, extenm,..^ *^ o 'hem every reasonable accommodation consistent with round bankiajr, Tluinkintf our customers for their formes patronaj/o, v? e cordially spilci / the continrance of their business. ? . Respectfully, D. A. SP1VEY, Cashier, If w ?g f I " .. * -tC, y