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Pf he Mftrrji ^)rrald. c< | , \v PUUU8I1 K.l> KVKRY THURSDAY MORNINGBY Til E W( CONWAY PUUT TSUI NO CO., <hj CONWAY, S. C. a M. H. WOODWARD. Uditor. CI si 8URSCRIP1 ION : u Ono Year, - - $1.00. ALWAYS IN ADVAXCr. v Entered at tho l*o?t Olllce at Conway, s. C , a* j Socond-claee Matter. r t THURSDAY Aujc. 28tli IQ02 ? ; It is said that opportunity comes | once to every man's dcor, if allow ] ed lo pass it never returns. Whether 1 the saving be true or false experience v teaches that it is never safe to let 1 an opportunity pass, Wk kno.v of nothing that would aid the growth of Conway as u busi ness center more than good hard j roads leading in this direction from all quarters of the county. Conwa\ needs the trade of the entire county. All tobacco raised in the county should be sold at this market, flood roads would bring these and other | things here that sometimes go in another direction. No subject is agiiaung int1 puunc: iiiiiui iiidii' i" day than the problem of good roads. | Our advice is to keep the interest i in this subject going. until some- j thing tangible be realized. A fire department is another ovo ( of the growing needs of a growing ( little town like ours. Now and then ( when we least expect it, a residence 1 or business stand goes up in flames. The necessity of a lire department i- 1 thus constantly brought homo to u>. , yet no step is taken. Tho insurance \ companies are obliged to charge us t higher rates, so much higher ( than they should be. that the saving , in lower insurance rates might in a t few years, pay us back, the cost I of equipping a fire department. Lets have one of some kind, even an ^ organized bucket brigade is better t than nothing. e t c Tiie modern town should have electric lights. This improvement a is one among the many needs of 1 Con way, and we should spare no reasonable expense in getting elec v trie lights, as soon as it is possible o to Ho SO Punu-nv I iimlxiK T'/.I < J vw?.,ni ny expects to have its plant lighted ^ by electricity ii. a short time and lias offered to take the town into the en p terprise. It seems to us that if the Sl town of Conway allows this opportunity to go by, we will bo missing a the chance of a life time. If any r thing is to be done, it must be done ' at once, so that machinery of snfli- " cient power may be purchased. ,.( "Now is the accepted time" so far b as electric lights for the towr. are h concerned. b w Nixonville Dots. Cotton picking has commenced in l"' our section. Fodder pulling is about over. Messrs. T. W. Graham and W. 1*. 1 Vick attended the campaign meet r< ingat Conway on last Monday. A C. Bellamy of Little River vi ited relatives near Nixonville v*. cently. He was accompanied b; his two sisters, Misses Eva and Ei neda? Bellamy. Miss Julia A. Vick attended preaching last Sunday The Red Hill School is in session s' under the principalship of Prof. S. a H. Brown. u Socastee Notes. Nearly everybody is sick. '' Many attended the beach party at l' Dick Pond, last Thursday and got a " thorough wetting. f) Prof. Scarf, who has been doing ^ professional work in this community, left for Toddville on the 2<>th. J( Ho tPf>n.tf>d llv r\ ? .. v.o vv/ ovuii; 11 ii v; III UftK' Monday evening which was certain- " ly enjoyed. P Rev. Gatlin passed through our !"' streets Monday, enroutefor Murrels 11 Inlet. s< Stacy Clardy, of Waverly Mills, spent vacation at hi- home ir Soc- t( astee. He returned to his work V Saturday. '1 Miss Beulah Pinner of Port liar relson and Misses Carrie and Delia P Dusenbury of Florence,arc visiting c relatives and friends here. Q. Fred Stalvey of Conway, visi ii ted hie parents last week. tl Mrs, it. C. Davis, who has boon <j visiting her parents Capt. and Mrs. p Woodbury, ret urned to her home in h Georgetown, Thursday. b Sen i ho. u a; - n Crops Pine Around Gideon. '? Gideon, S. C.. Aug. 25th. We ^ have had refreshing showers recently. 1 he pea and potato crops are fine n< T). 1). Dimmery died on August u 24th, at the ago of (58 years. H. W. 11! a I S rc Tbla alynatur* la on ovory box of ihe genuina Laxative Brorao-Quinine Tabiou p lb* twnadjr that cores a cold In one day )UNTY CANDIDATES SPOKE ound up Here l.ny Monday t the day lief ore th/Election. The candidates fotf county offices autid up the canvass here last Mod iv. There was a good crowd to ar them. though not as large as io crowd was on the day that the late candidates spoke. All the mdidates were present and in g?xni iuper having stood the fatigues of 10 county campaign remarkably ell. The meeting was called to order y precinct chairman J. A. Lewis The candidate* for County Superitendent of Education were fir-t. V. A. Prince* being the first on the ist. lie had never asked the sufl age of the people before. Was ?roud of his record as a public chool teacher. Pavorcd better cliool houx sai.d school>, and bet er teachers. If elected would try o advance the best interests of tl e chools. He wa? cheered. T. C. liarnhill followed. He was aiming on His own merits. Had even years experience in the public schools of the county. His motto >vaa better schools, better teachers md modern methods, lie was also hcered. E. V. He.st next. He hud careful y studied the work required of a Superintendent before entering the race. If eleel d he would discharge ihe duties to tlie best of his ability 11 ad had much experience in the public schools, lie was cheered at ihe close L. I). Long for county treasurer was next introduced. Expressed his thanks for favors in the past and was cheered. Then came the candidates for c...., ; t u a 11 1 1. >J?1? I .IT'I, .1. I? (III9UIWII was first, and stated that he was in favor of better public; buildings, more roads and better roads. Op posed to chain gang of only three 01 four. He was cheered. Jos. Todd followed. Had given satisfaction as chairman of the bounty Commissioners. When decled Supervisor, the county levy had jcen raised, and the county was in leb't, $2000 borrowed from Sinking Fund The county was now out of lcbt. He wouldn 't starve tlio chain fang. (lave an aeeount of his man foment of the gang. Wouldn't jromise to build bridges across the iVaecamaw. Explained the horse rat saetion. as only a temporary xchangc of animals. C.J. Prince.;, thanked the people or past favors. Had an ambition o see the roads of the county in letter condition. If elected would ry to improve the roads leading to parkets first) then the crossing oacls as 'soon as possible. Would ake euro of the finances Explain(1 how the dispensary helped to get he count\ out <?f debt. Uecoivod beers. J. L. Hovd was then introduced, ud was running on hif. merits. Vdl an interest in the up building f the roads and bridges of the ounty. Made no promises, but .'ould use his best judgment in use f the incans at hand. Would be e onomical if elected. Would conpact for chain gang supplies liinielf. Was cheered. J. S. Vaught was at his home recinct and was cheered from omc quarters of the house as he Dok the stand Saw the people inended to make a change. He was s competent as any one in the ucc. Helieved he could handle the nances as well as any of his oppoents. W. CI. Chestnut, believed in good uaus una oriugo.- 11 elected would c the servant of the people, and iw required him to give his entire? me to it. Chain gang had not eon managed rightly. Had fared 'e'l around the county. Cheered. C. .1. Prince made a statement in Bgurd to the county sinking fund. Jos. Todd replied to Mr. Chestut's charge that Bill Hardee was iding the county mule and electionBring for Todd, and replied to othr charges. Cheered. Then candidates for House of lepresentativ es, Jeremiah Smith poning. Cheered. He was a canid..to in response to solicitations i men at about all the precincts so county. His opponents were sc. i running with him. Common en so and good judgment needed in Legislator. Believed in building p the common schools. 1). D. Harrelson was unwell and ot able to make a speech He was ot the "educated fool" referred to v .Tere Smith. Didn't think it wise 0 send his two experienced oppoents, and leave off the young men f the county with no training at all. Vould represent the whole people, le too was cheered. Told a good :>ko which took well. The Hon. Jeremiah Mi-hoe was ot running against any of his op onents. Kx plained the general oad law. Fought for the shad law 1 the Legislature and against the Bed cotton law. He was cheered. M. M. Stanley was allowed time :> st: to that the reason of his fail re to be in the race was affliction i his family. Had looked forward j the canvass with pleasure, but rovidenoo had interfered. He was lieercd Candidates for Auditor were now Produced. W. L. Richardson said :iathe would leave the matter of uaiincation for the ofCco to the I eoplo. Was in fa vor of reasonably igh assessments. Auditor should; e careful in making his appoint icnts. Gave figures 1<> show that ssessincnt values of real ostut< avcie ot greater now than in 'ltd, and umber of acres of real estate itjrned since his opponent wo it in 'lice, had varied 20.000 acres. J. A Lewis replied to his op points speech and explained hosr it as possible that i he nuinoor of res of laud returned ini^ht vary in liferent years on account of the >ate ents. have figures in his fair. Real estate was now return 1 higher in value than ever before, ully answered all charges of fneflicney. Promised faithful service if elected. W. K. llardwick, candidate for rebate Jud^e was not present. " ^JHOi TOBACCO \N CONW fi rh? fit ray and Money I am capable of putting into th? (.'onway Mar world. 1 am always working for the best interest of the farmers, and will see FULL MARK I know from facts that I have materially helped the farmers of Horry influence ami bring m? your tobacco. The Horry Warehouse is well siti High Prices we cannot be heat. With the promise to stand faithfully by t J Returns Horry County Prirr Con. j Representatives. J P. J J County Super It o ! 5 i j PRECINCTS. t ; . $ . ' 3 0 r ig ? * ^ ! S S ? 1 ill 5 1 ; 1 h n c/5 [ j ? ? H r? o Martini) Hill. j 127 (1-1 7(1 101 125 23 17 3' Cedar drove. 73 G3i 10 72 73 1") 2 Conway. ! 277 213 1 48 173 270 41 15 07 Do# HluIT. ! 228 14a 15oji 108 22(1 58 32 Adrian. 110 80 73 70 117 40 20 1 Chapel Hill. 100 158 SO 120 101 05 14 Ta ylorsville. Ployds. I . I Green Sea. 00 -4 4 75 1 Osj 10 13 2 Ilayboro. 151 1.82 02! 0(1 1IIU 10 00 3 Sun Tore!. 8a 82 Htij 52 85 Lorls 102 ! (( 24 78 ID] 1 10 H Daisy. 101 10! D5 112 Hi H 1 Ilammond. I I ; ! . Eboneezer. .. Farmer. H7 HC H HH 37 5 Little liiyr. ! | j : f i . Hardee's Mill. i ! ....J (1 raham villo. 4r> 2."> 20 Ha 4.> 1 7 1 Williers. 25 24 1 25 25 | 1 Socastec. ! 08 01 12 an 08 H Mario w. 2* 25 1?? lit 28 5. HI H Watnpee. | ; | II Total, 1288 810 1252 HI I 281 57 : Our Mr. C. Thompson is now on the Northern markets scooping hiir bargains for the Conway Hargain House. He has the nerve to buy bargains in any quantity and we must make room for the goods. We have the largest and mo>t complete l;no ?.f up to oate floods in Horry County. Our prices are always from 15 to 20 per rent lower than ourcompetlt >rs and you can alwavs Lrct what you want. -(-MUSTHAVE ROOM.-!Mr I hompson told the clerks when he left to sell the goods at our [) : ', voui price. <>r an void price, a^ we would need all the room posssible DONT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY to buy go ) Is cheap at the big brick store on Hrd avenue. W)7/ /' V f'nf Hu m'now CONWAY BARGAIN HOUSE. HEADQUARTERS 1 HI ? ill II. '< . TODDVILLE EMPORIUM.Wc fet the pace and ^t*11 the goods. Others are amazed at our success, but the secret is with us. We purchase our goods at BARGAI NS, and allow our customers the DISCOUNTS, Cull and examine our stock of SHOES. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, and GROCERIES. In fact., we keep anything wanted in a general merchandise line. Come anil learn the at) >\v facts by experience as others have clone to their material benefit. Dusenbury <5c CO. TODDVILLE, Sa C\ m ? ? 1 JSfe- unp? fl ^ ; v 7THE LARD COMPOUND ?ir ( ( dhce'Tried Always Used - ^ " A MOINEV^ SAVER ^ _ JL , I * ' Gives Perfect Satisfaction vUn^ FOR INFORMATION ADDRF-SS * ^ v~ - ^ i The Southern Cotton Oil Co, v \ (( (' ( t SAVANNAH, OA. 1 ^ tr < <U^.w?... ^wvii*ni liRliMMtt'iII 'iifik .ibW; ?. ...>.1 'v . RRVZ^ _ WAREHOUSE, tY, S, C. ket /.takes it one of the best in South Carolina, and equal to any in tl to it that every pile of tobacco sold on the Horry Warehouse floor, brii ET VALUE, County ?md am still helping them. Think about this. (Jive ine yoi nitcd in the heart of the Town. Up to-date in business methods. F he farmers, I ask that you bring me your tobacco, I am now ready for . E. COLES, Manager iary Election Autr. 2(>th 1Q02. I New Court visor. Suot. K lucation. Treas.l Auditor. House I ?1 ' ?- "= I & ' 7: i Xc -g c ' a ~ ti .22 i rt 5 ? a ft ? <n t> Z? ,3 A o o .2 o o - ? ? ? ^ ,j cj > ^ ? r ~ I 1,1 28 40 13 38 74 125 100, 27 23' 59 lj 24 IK lot 39 72 31 42 H[, 44 -1 83] 19 72 58 145 275 183 1)5 140 07 17 34 85 25 34 ? 118 218 144 81 23 3 17 81 j 20 0 90 92 ' 25 2 13 10 14 70 21 108 195 90 106 20 59 oj 44 103 70 33 15 3 52 30 j 78} 37 148 103 49 3 3 18 5| 10 34 82 70 15 50 2; 20 7 04 30 85 48 54 85 2, 17 8 80 21 95 19 . . . j I 8-i 24 5 24 8 37 27 i() I 20; 2 II 12 17 15 45 37 d 15 24 1!? 1 1 ! ( 1 15 25 20 5 (? 10 38) 0| 13 25 7 35/ (55 33 34 2 2 11 3 0 10 27 15 13 28 _J I I J I 148 101 530 380 584 7 IS 11G-4 010 101 251 i mis ii mm FA IH HLI FF, N. C. I JS I.A' I'll / : II U81 NESS-' To cur many friends in Horry County: Appreciating in tlie highc terms your liberal patronage last season Wo come again bcttei pr pared to serve your interest. Remember wo have no drummers but i tend to drum with HIUII IMilCKS, FA IR DF MA NHS and best ACCO: MOD ATION. We have a full corps of buyers with unlimited orders. If you live a distance come in the over night so we may unload you early and g your tobacco out in good condition, When you load your tobacco f< ; market drive to the PLANTERS' FRIEND, And you will make no mistake. There you will find your old frier ! Maxey (>. Cook who is our floor* manager with a force of hard workii men striving ior nign prices. 5 jurs to please, Uert A. Anderson, Maxcyt*. Cook. BANK OF CONWAY. s. c. CAPITAL STOCK, $20,000.00. SURPLUS FUND, $12,000.t LOANS and DISCOUNTS, $05,000.00. DEPOSITS, ? $70,000.(J - OFFICERS: II. G, COLLINS, 1). A. SPIVEY. President. Cashier. C. P. QUATTLBHAUM, M. W. COLLINS. Vice-President. Asst. cashier. ;r-." _ t?'Jis.1 The enormous increase in our business for the past few years is sufTi eient proof of the confidence inspired to the persone'l of the Hoard Diroc tors and by its successful management. We guarantee to our patrons prompt and obliging service, extendi)); to them every reasonable accommodation consistent with sound banking Thanking our customers for their formes patronage, we cordially solit it the continuance of their business. Respectfully, D. A. i^pivpv chL^ a A T JUV * 9 W UJ1IIVI Tjt.{ l_?|aa& BW.MOrpgTTyg JBHKjCuria Cholera Infantum ^ r ?MB Diarrhoea,Dyientery,*n T H *TB *" H all^ vlB the Bowel Trouble* of WIU-f**f? lB Children of Any A g?. K&iiJkP MfV fP 1 Aidt Dilution, Regulate NgJ^ ^^ iTMininB rOWJlinaJ^W the Bowel*. Strengtheni iXjfbC Costs Oily 25 cents at Druggists, ^i^etming e!1sy * fSML^jlW>ftw*0r *??" 85 fe,u to C. J. MOFFETT. M. D? ST. LOUIS. MO. Tctaaort. AU,, July 2*,lflr78.? Dr.C. J. Moeeett?Mr Dear Sir: Justice to jroa demand* th?t I should give yo m/eipertenr* with yoar eioellent medicine, TKKTHINA. Our littl* irirl, Ju?t thirteen month* old, has had mucl trouble Wetkiag. K?ery remedy ?>i exhausted In the shape of proscription, from family pbyslolen*. Ilsr bowel continued to p??* off para blood and burning fever continued for days at a time. Her Ufa was almost despaired of Her mother determined to try TKKTHINA, and In a day or two there wae a great change?new life had returnedIhehowela were regular, and thanke to TKKTHINA, the little babe Is now doing well, Youre, etc., D. W. McIVKR, Editor and Proprietor Toakegee (Ala.) Newt. I >11. K. NORTON. . " I Soft ? jg Harness ft (Tou can rtink n jrour har- / \*^T tik'r'l n'"i toft m n |jl< v? !; I V'-jwY KXil *" aa wl. ly . ), . ,<Y he AicT) ''51 i:i' It UK A J In /' A IJZt -i iivkn Oil. Y<u " .. i / /.< * /fhW'.V ty4 Icn^hen Its llf? ?inaku It it* /o I WSiM 4 l <??t twlc* as long as it !'*/ '*, 'i jg orUinnrlly wcuhl. 11 r M Harness O J Or JKfj ninkcM n poor looking liar- p-~ f it Cvill "esa llku new. Ma<lo <.f vj\ C'Ac pur*. heavy bodies! oil. ?\v Luf jx?.-!i?lly prepared to with- 1l?H JHJ eland t ho weather. 1mH& ffij// Raid everywhere \uss\ ^mjl In euns?ail aizeti. \vt^u - ml'Mac?9 by STANDARD 0!L CO. \M Mothers Anxious-!, watch declining health oi their daughters. h?o many arc cut off f?v cm.sumption in early years tlir.i there is real cause for anxiety. In lie early stages, when not beyond the reach of medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla will restore the <jualitv and (juantitv of tin; hlood and thus give good health. Itead the following letter: "It is but just to write, about my daughter Coin, aged 151. She was completely run down, declining, bail that tired fcclit g, nmi friends said she would not live over three months. She hnd a bad iliu .I'M llll^ VI IU 11U 11VI 111. y I^WVI I happened to read about Hood's Harsapa* lilln and bad her give it n trial. Prom tha 7or.v ist close she began to get hottc-A \fler taking a few bottles she uhb completely cured and her health has been the best ever since." Mrs. Addik Pjeck, \'i Hailroad Pluee, Amsterdam, N. Y. "I will say that my mother has not i'a ted my east i 1 is strong words as I would have done. Hood's Snrsnparilla has truly cured me and I am now well." 'J u.a i'KCK, Am terdnni, N. Y. Be sure to get Hood's, because i Sarsapariila ls til Trua Lined Purifier. All druggists. $1, !'iep Ted only t?> ('. I. lined & Co., Lowell,Mass , i t: are purely vegetal Ic, r ? .lOOll S . j )s I'd bio and beneficial. J ^ Wino of Cardui is the guardian | of a woman's health and huppi- I ft ncss from youth to old age. It B helps her safely into womanhood. ? It sustains her during tho trials B I of pregnancy, childbirth and M fl motherhood, making labor easy R land preventing flooding and mis- B I carr'ag?* ^ gently leads her m R through tho dangerous period m W known as tho change of life. IWINE'CARDUII B cures loucorrhoBA, falling of tho M womb, and menstrual irregularity ? H in every form. It is valuable in every trying poriod of a woman's B B life. It reinforces the nervous B R system, acts directly on the geni- B tal organs and is the finest tonic ? for women known. Ask your M druggist for a $1.00 bottle of H Wine of Cardui.. In Ilatosvillc, Ala., July 11, 1900. c I am nsing Wino or Cardui and Thed ford's Black-Draught and I fool liko a 1 different woman already. Several la- gS <t_*cs hero keep tho medicines in their B homos all tho time. I have throe girls n and they aro using it with mo. n Mrs. KAT15 UltOWDER. B For advtco and literature, address. giving B B symptoms, "The Ladloa' Advisory Depart- H |(i ; B ment", The Chattanooga Medicine Company, |S i Chattanooga, Tenn. B Alitor HEALTH INSURANCE The man who insures his life Is wise for his family. The man who insures his health is wise both for his family and himself. ^ You may insure health by guarding it. It is worth guarding. At the first attack of disease, which generally approaches through the LIVER and manifests itself in Innumerable wnys ^| TAKE f And save your health* i j i f* U3? 13 E?Ci-r , g .< |u U >.W | if ? ?*' I ll"' 1 f * l?it\ thomost of. That'3 Why I llovH1' < SiU^Hpiirilla lift* t' : 1 *Vr 0\r AS .L ME&ldlWES ...... , ,?v. | .? . N .. r .. . ... .1 . t 1 Ai.K'Mty. M'p.ii it, .1 ... I I I' IMJI Ifl .! v n- "/ tU J h Wr ... .. . ? _ ' ' '...""J ' "I <Vl?? Ol'itll * >. ii i .I i.i, (?1 . .1 a'' 1 . > 1 tn? 1. , ou-| i.i. .. r.i.is i !?' ?v < ? . i.i 1 ii . ii.ookivn. % i I