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"?< I ' M I ? fffrvrg Hjnalrt. ' a 1*0111,1*11 Kl? KVKHY la TJIUUSDAY MoiiMNO i f? UY Til K OOWVAY ruiii ISIMNO (JO.. 11 CONWAY. S C. " l> M. H. WOODWARD. IMitor. SUIJSl'UI\J ION : 1 Ono Year, - - 1.00. c A .AY AYS IN A OVA N O I", II I II s tntercd u? tin- I'oal Olllro ?t Conwiv. ?' , u* Socond-elaea Mutter. ? li f HURSDAY'Mnrch 19th 1903 . " tl The farmer must p:? v .it tent ion ^ to small t hing-> if In* would smcoed. ^ He should make every line of his endeavor bring in its proper shaiv of his income Tiik business league seems to be a tiling of tiie past as we lmve heard \ nothing of any me. ting for the past nine months or more. A business i league properly ebtulueted is a good tiling for any town as it server to ( bring the business men together ^ and induces them to act in eoopera i tion in matters pertaining t<> the t public welfare. i Thkhk will bean election here on i the 24th inst. on the question of lo- I eating a dispensary hero. From what we have observed all along, the town has had aw much annoyance from the effects of whi.-Uey, with the dispensnrv at Toddvillc. as it would have had witk a dispensary located within its limiU. There is , not a doubt that as much dispensu ry liquor is being consumed in the t town now as would be if thcdispoti ' odi V wuru in lilt' iown iiseir, tort \ those who vise it, can and do send the short distance of six mil just i whenever' they want it. Carries are sent to the Toddville dispensary j almost every day in tin? week. If we could vote whiskey out of exist t ence we would do it, but as long as it is to be forced upon us, and the ' town has to put up with the annoy ancc of it. it does seem fair that i the town should have some of the profits that accrue from its sale. Conway may be behind some oth er towns we might mention of the ^ same or less ago, or with the sainc or less natural 'advantages, but no 1 town that we know of lias made a greater show for the past three or four years than our own. Conway is now a growing town. Situate as v it is in the midst of a large county \ just awakening to the sense of its 1 wonderful possibilities. the town ( must continue to grow and advance t along all lines of eo.i inereial and ia- ? dustrial development. Therefore 1 our town, and the county at 1 ir?;e (( as to that matter. is one oi" tie* best places iti the world for 'he ii ve>: ment of capital. It i? the ri^ln place to establish any kind of business, because almost at y kind ?>. business is sure to succeed here, and j ihe success will be lasting. Man\ 1 brick stores liavo been t nil* in the ' course of three years, there is room for just as many more Tenant i houses have irone up by the score, I twice as many more would oe oc- ' cupied at a ood rent. New vent i ures have been made in the mercantile uud other lines of business, they have prospered, so would others. If you are looking for a place 'o locate try Conway. We have faith in it and so will you when you have j tried it. i J Examination for U. S. Naval Academy. Editor Hkhai.d: T will thank you to state through 'he columns of your paper that I am requested by the Secretary of the Navv to nominate a principal and throe ai ternatcs for examination f<>i* ;tj? pointmcnl .is midshipman in the United Stages Naval Academy from ' the Sixth Congressional District It is my purpose to select the appt-in- \ tee by competitive examination loj be held at Florence. S C . <u. Sat urday, April lib, prox. The xaini- I nation will cover history, geogiv | phy, grammar, arilhmctie an 1 alge bru. The four applicants making the highest general average will be; designated as principal and alter nates respectively, and will be re- I quired to stand an examination at either Columbia, Charleston >r Greenville S. under the supervision of the IJ. S. Civil Service | i Commission, on the third Tuesday < in April, lOIKi Applicant most be, not less than 15 years nor more than j 20years old, physically sound, and < of good moral character. Parties desiring to stand the ox amination will please notify mo at Conway, S. C. 1 Very truly yours, Ttobl. 13. Scarborough. ; Michael Items. Swine of our fanners planted corn s? week. Our county supervisor took a tup ito the upper part of the county st week on business. F.ddic Prince J ? ., was in the Sun >rd section hM Sunday. I>. F Stevens of Kldorad > and W. . ltoyd of .Michael were in the (iur 'V section last Sunday. There is a wood deal of talk about ie no fence law, hut 1 think the vajority of the citizens near this hu e will oppose i t. \\V C 15. Items from Little River. The fanners are {'cllin# ready to dant. Prospects seem wood for a laryc rop of tolmcco this season if the imount of iortilizers heine bouoht ueans anything. Many drummers conic in on our itlle Steamer to supply the country aercbuuts in tliis and surrounding' actions. The yountf folks weie ci\an an ntertuininent at the residence of lr. and Mrs A. V. I lessen t's on ist Thursday. Quite a pleasant imu was spent t?y all. Wo are visited by a naiahcr of ion representing mill company's, t'c need a milling plant and hope tut some company will see its was ear to establish a larj/e plant here. I I I St mm Inn \'i>H iit % fi.il> do t. . f. ?? ew York where he will be interSted OH Wall St! eet. Ci.am Hi ykh. Items from Hldorndo. The fanners of this section are insy preparing to cultivate their rops. Several tobacco tiarns are tfoinj/ ij) in this sect ion. Fanners in this section are much ipposed to the stock law. We want >ur stock to have free privilege of he woods. Horry County has too nueh timber land yet for this law o pay. The Rev. Il l' M. Todd tilled his eyular appointment last Sunday. I). R. Royals & Brother, arc makno imliroTcinents on their new lotnc which thc\\ will occupy this oar Hi.I K CAP. Uurlcy Item a. Farmers arc busy preparing for heir crops. Mrs. T) Anderson and son, Levi verc visiting nearZoan lastSundav. R. M. Prince Jr., A. 0 L. Relief \j^ent at Mt Olive, N. C., visited lis parents here last week. .1. W. Burroughs of Cool Spring, vas on our streets last Sunday. J no Stanley of lhiyboro was here ccentlv. Rev. 1). M. Kdoe preached a very nterestinjj sermon at New Li?.rht laptist church last Saturday ni^ht. II. W Mishoe made a business trip 0 Fair BlutT, N. C.. last week. A. F. Can now of l ands was here ast Sunday Mrs. II. W. Mishoe and son, 1 hurman, visited near Cool Spring ecently. I\ PrinceviUe Dots. Partners art; busy as bees. The watch word lias born, ''conic iclp me raise my tobacco barn.'' Prof. W. A. Prince visited the A'anamaWer section last Saturday. A. P. Prince, \V. J. Hickman and A'. T. Springs, attended church at loncy Camp last Sunday. Mrs. Otha Ludlam returned last Saturday from Whitevillo, N- (3., vhere she spent a week visiting rcl it ives. This v'orrcsponilcnt noticed in the inal presentment of the (Irand Jury hat they a^ain remind our Senator ind Representatives of the much ceded court house. Almost every me will admit that we need an up0 date court house, one that will neet the demands of the people and ;oep pace with the progress of Nory, yet it would seem a hardship to ix the four townships that are al ady laboring under the heavy bur1 n <>f railroad bonds liich must . oe met or arrangements made i.. a....i ?i...... .. if ii k.w ii\#kiv tiiuin ii^ci 111 ii our Lion should decide i:i tlu? near future Lo erect a court house and jail, aeh one should bow in huinb e submission to the will of the people mowing that a community is judged by its school houses and church's, and a conn y is judged more 01 less by its public buildings. Scissors. Asked to Elect Delegates. It is requested that the churches composing the Poo Dee union, if i ot Already attended to, will call theii members together and elect dele gates to the union which convenes with our church on the 27th, 28th and 29th of this month. We want every church represented. We will have our pastor the Kov. P T. Woo ten, and we have, the promise of tin presence of A. T. Jamison, sup.Tin tendent of the Connie Maxwell or phanage. We want a full delegation. Don I forget to come, and by all mourn don't forget to take some po kei change along with you, so uo cai send Pro. Jamison back with a niet little sum to help take care of tin 12<t little helpless children he ha> under his care. A. I). Jackson, A. T. Martin. (). C. Connelly, J I). Hooks. Acquitted of Murder. Maiuon. S. C., March 15th. Tin trial of Josephine Hums for the murder of Dustin L. Sarvis, way concluded here early this morning the jury returning a verdict of not guilty as to murder, but guiltv ol carrying concealed weapons. Sin was fined $20.00 which was paid. Much interest was manifested in the trial, and the court room was tilled with spectators. The verdict was greeted with a storm of up plause. JACKSON-NOLLEY. A Ouiet, hut Lovely Home Wedding Last Evening. .small company of relatives and -jr. ial friends witnessed a beautiful in n iityp' last mylit, when Mr. K. M. .1 i.son < tainted for his bride Miss 'f lClt e Mei>. N'lllev, the accomplished i iu.'hti-r of our townsman, Mr. K. ,] \Y Nolley. at the homo of the bride ^ on Maiden Lane. . The happ.v event occurred in the ' p trior, whi h was most tastefully * loot>raled, 'i'ho prevailing color ' in' v. is or-tii and white, and / 'id or.ieefully festooned upon w tiii> a.ills and twined about the imp- c tial lower, together with palms, t l.-rn anil sprays of ivy artistically j. di .o od i ; tiit* rooms and hall .vuys, ,, made a picture of almost sylvan ^ fro hoes-, and beauty, most charm- . in_<; to tin* eye. A uniijue decora- ^ tion t! at attracted special attention ^ was a beautiful Confederate Ha;;, pin ontod by the ladies of Horry County, S. to tho company commanded by the late Captain W. J. Tol.ir, ^rand-father of the bride. This treasured relic wtis suspended in the front center of the bower, f and beneath lis silken folds the hap- I l?y pair -made their mutual vows. There was a lender blending of future hopes, present joys and memoj ries of bygone years In thU scene, intensified by the fact that the .young hulv had chosen the anniver- : sarv of h -rgrandfather's birth for her own entrance upon the new life. To tin* strai s if Mendellsohn's wedding inarch, the bridal party enter- 1 ed and took their stations. First came little Miss Kato llaigh Ilaroer, llower girl. escorted by Master Koberl Nolle.v, beating the ring upon a silver platter. Then the best man, Mr. John Colvin, led In Miss Sue I'elle Xolley, sister of the bride and her maid of honor, who was arrayed in white organdie and carried a cluster of lovely narcissus. Mr. Jacksm followed with his bride, who was beautifully costumed in pearl grey crepe de chine, with trimmings of white aoplhpie, and a wonderfully effect ivo combination of white silk and chilfon, carrying white carnations. ! The oflieiating minister was the I lev. Will. 15. Oliver, now of Flor enee, S. C., who was former pastor of this church and an intimate friend of the family. Miss Margaret Hell of Shawboro, ( N. C , presided at the piano. Numerous gifts of silver, cut glass paintings, and many other things, 1 dainty, ornamental and useful, attested tin' high esteem in which the ' bridal pair are held, and made a charming exhibit i Mr. and Mrs Jackson are for the 1 present it Mrs. Colvin s or Person | sin et. Fnyet tcville Observer. Letter from the "Tar Heel" 1 State. J Kioto it IIkuami: The sad news loi.iungo uardwielt sdeath causes us to mourn. To know "Uncle Hilly" was to love liiin. The recent death of IJro. M. .I. <1rainier of NVanainaUlr was a shock upon us. The be- ' re.ived have our sympathy. In his last message to the Ueneral Assembly, (iov. iSlcSweenv earnestly pleads for compulsory eduea tioii, and in (low I ley ward's inaugural .ve see nothing indicating a refusal to support such a law. The Orangeburg Senator (Mr. Kaysor) had the cause at heart. If compulsory education laws are already working good for thirty three States and Territories, we see no reason why the same would not work well for North and" South Carolina; especially. because they stand at the loot of the class in illiteracy. Well, oni State (N. C.) has been for some months trying to suppress the drink traflicanda musk rat has been brought forth as a result, rills .shows us that the abominable stencil is to continue in the incorporate,! towns; but w? are going to light it unto ttie death, "Uor they that be with us arc more than they I ha t bo \\ i I h litem It has been our good fortune to , attend a course of Uiblc lectures this year at Wake Uorest College, by I'rof. \Y. lv. Cullom, on Acts and I 111' ripisties ol I'iiul. or the 8U8 , students there, no fewer than twenty are from South Carolira We were pet feetly ut home with them. No better work is being done any where than at Wake Forest. Our bel'jved F. 11. Martin of Virginia, has been called to Henderson, N. C. We pray that he will accept, for he has been in exile long enough and it will he a jov to have him come nearer home. J. M. F. Salemburg, N. C. To Cure a Cold in One Day. r:ik? hiixaiw- liroino Quinine Tablets. An tlruuaisth refund the money if it fwilH to rare. K. W. Orove's signature is on i each box. 1 A HAPPY HOME Is one where health abounds. With impure blood there cannot be good health. Willi a disordered LIVliR there cannot he good blood. revivify the torpid LIVUR and restore Its i. .. .mil action. A healthy LIVER means p:rte tire blood mean'. Itenti h. health means happiness. . j Take no Substitute. All ; i ' ! > li f'Xinfttton ana froo Handbook write to .I NN <"() :<J\1 nttOADW..r, New VottK. i . r tnu '/nt f >r uo< urim; |>nt?nt? to A merle*. ' TP i'cmI ? 'en out t>5 tie le brought before . ' .o hy n untie? etvon tif" of otmr/e In the * . . > ; T ' "" ' '' 1 i - tr- ,nt or to the ? >v ..? \n .% co? . . ' .. SPECIAL o the People of Ilorry and surroundi We wish to inform all who are all liut there is a remedy in your reach th ried it und by Physicians and Scientifi eing natures own agent in thocnre of mled. Such as RHEUMATISM, LID JONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION, I iCHK, and all nervous affections. Hi , ho were considered beyond the re..ch heerfully giveiyfrom persons in this hrough out the entire South, and Ilectric Pelt. Try one and )on will otice in the Hkhald. Call on or writ Vutts, Green Sea, S. C., lie v. .1. H. S Ion way, S. C. Fluid to charge belts Very C, J G -ORIS, S C I DR. C. R. TABER. Physician and Surgeon. LOUIS, s. c. ] t When B*hjr wm ?lck, w? fare her Cwwtorta. I U'l. ? ?- - - f W. 11 -I -I.-. ??t 1 n urti wjo was a v?iuu, mio incu lur \_amtn m. When she bocnni* Mta, ?he clung to ("astorla. i I When sh? had Children, she gave them CastorU, ' I 1 ' ( | s I Summonss for Relief, , STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ) County of I lorry. { '' (Court of Common Pious.) W. Hampton Thurp, I'lulntllT, against Luther N. Thurp, Defendant. Copy Summons. For Relief. Complaint Served, To the defendant, Luther N. Thurp; You are hereby summoned tout required 1 to answer the complaint iti this action of j which u copy Is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his Dnice in Conway, S. C., within twenty :j ihiys after the service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to ( answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court lor the relief demand * t>d in the complaint. 11. II. Woodward, Plaintiffs Attorn Dated Jan. 211th, 1U03. I'o Luther N. Thurp, absent Defendant: ; Take notice, that the complaint in the ibove entitled action, and the summons of which the foregoing is a copy were 11 led In the olllce of the Clerk of the Court of ! L'ommon Pleas on the 29th day of January A. I). mod. 11. II. Woodward, 1 < Plaintiff's Attorney VV. P. .Mlshtie, CC C P Jfc (1 S II IS I *, Value is the True' We miss something if we don't ge tiling if you don't ntuchase your supf Our big Spiing line of everything i We expect to sell a' least 2t)00 pair which will save you from 25 cents to ! put it off?conio todat. The shoos w save you money. Following is some of our | rices o per pound. 11 pounds of good coffee quart. Red Miss Irish Potatoes, *2.8 prices competitive would be pleased t( and he convinced that we are the pron Yours f Dusenbu Tnnnvn 1 Swires! \w<i thb'vjeoet (jjifj superior in quai to.xix.( 1 i ran Addres* 9QPTHE SAVANNAH OA. THBCj V. NOTICE. ?g counties: llioted with the following diseases at is endorsed i?y (hose who have c men throughout the country as o many diseases where all else has rKR and KIDNKY COMPLAINT, Ml'UKK P.LOOI), SICK IIKADtndreds have i?een restored to health of of medical aid. Testimonials and other counties in the State and the remedy is the celebrated Morse always ho glad yon saw this little e the following local agents. Luke tanley, Loris, S. O. .J L. Mackliu. for sale by Dr. 10. Norton, Conway, Respectfully . ROGERS, c ENERAL AGENT.' DeWltt's ? Salve For Piles, Burns, Sores, c EVERY CHURCH or institu- J .ion supported b\ voluntary eontri )Ut ion will l)o given a liberal <piantiy of the hongmat) & Martinez, pure , >uints whonevr they paint. S'otk: Have done so ft>r twenty scv- ( ;n years. Sales: Tens of millions of rations; painted nearly two million louses under guarantee to repaint f not satisfactory The paint wears for OOriods lll> to eildltnmi voivi'a Dinseed (>il must be added to the (* paint, (done in two minutes). Ac ^ tual cost then ab.>ut $ 1 2~> a gallon. Samples free. Sole by our Aoents. * Conway Murrain House. Dusenhurv & Co., L'oddville, S. C. 1 Hargaius in Land. For tiny of tlie following tracts of and at the prices named, apply to II II. Woodward. Attorney at Raw. IN llfCKS TOWNSIIII'. 1 (ttt acres bought of \V. l\ Jordan , MOO.00. 2(IS acres, houoht of J. M. Wood (1 ward, $2(58.00. t 100 acres. Scott or Harrison place, -1 MOO.00. t< laO a?res. Juniper Hay tract $800. > '10 .teres near former land of R W. ( I frown. $ 10.00. i IN CON WAV TONVNSIII I'. 2a acres on Crab T ree adjoining IVt.tinoer. $2aO 00. IN I. ITT I. K It I V Kit TOWNSHIP 8(50 acres, bo old <>f W. J. Ses- t lions $181 f)0. ( All belonoinu' to estate of M. H. I Hoaty. I {attains in ;\11 of the tracts. Call iiefore they are all sold. II. 11' WOODWARD. Attorney at Daw. MI OF SUCCESS. ' lest, of Cheapness. i t your trade, hut >011 miss someilios from us. h here ami our store simply spsi kles. ? of Shoes 111 the next 30 days, $1.00 on each p ir you huy. Don't ill suit you ami the low prieeswill 11 staple articles: Bacon It) cents for $1.00. Onion sets 5 oents per 0 per barrel. If you dud these ' ; have you call and examine our line ' Hotel's of low prices. 01 Bar trains, ry <5: CO. 1 LE, S. C. I LARD ? I ABLP.FAT fel LITY AND P.URITY fM) 3THB6S Wm si IB | mj PERFEGT A sm *111'VB . I ^ T HUH I HAVE GO I am going to turn loose between two f the following brands of Shoes: Hamilton Hrown Shoe Co , Stephon Putney & Co., Sut Flesh man Morris & Co., Su Geo. li. French & Son, Sun Chestnut & Harintine, Sum Carrol Adams A' Co., Sunt] Drake, Innis, Green Shoe (. M. Drake & Son. Sundry* I Southern Shoe Co.. Sundr Craddock A' Terry, (Sundry Huston Shoe Co., Sundry I Farrow Hrown Shoo Co., ? Wingo Fillet & Crump, Su Hrown Hvans Shoe Co., Si All the above Grands of Shoes are < IOST. Also, between Two and Three ioods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Hardw c. s. c BANK OF ( CONWAY i 4 t ?t?n 4 r ornrv/"i r/ <#. on /?m\ f\?\ il\ t'l 1 A 1 J D IWVv l\ , f-W.UUV.U". I) DISCOUNTS, $G5,ttOO.t ?OFPIC I 5. 0. COLLINS, President. !. P. QUATTLEUAUM, Vice- President. The enormous increase in our busines icnt proof of the confidence inspired I ors and by its successful managoin.eut. We guarantee to our patrons prompi o Uiem every reasonable acconimodat Thanking our customers for their f<u t the continuance of their business. Respect D. A BARG )ne peck of good coflee for only $1. T\ nly Go. Nutmegs 10c pe" do/.. chewhe omMtoes, 15c elsewhere, our price 10c. c. Oil table clotli 25c elsewhere, our 1st-where, our price 5c. Men's fast bl< Jen's blue flannel $10, suits only $6.85 )ak bed room suits, only $16.98. $3.51 v *2.98. 40c sets of cups and saucer* hines, our price $21.00. COOK STOVES AND 11EATERS, "OR BUGGIES, EXTRA BRIDLES ; )F ALL KINDS. 800 YARDS M 1RADES AND PRICES. SHOES T S.ND QUALITY. Yours to Conway W It. L ? UBAI.EI General IVLe Our Stock of Collins and Caskets eeted line of everything from the c Wy'Orders by wire or mail promptly 1?obt. B. kSoAHii >kouom, Hal. L President. Vice Pr BANK OF COINW^ Oapital Stock, D ili EG ROBERT B. SCARBOROUGH, HAL. L. BUCK, GEORGE J. HOLLIDAY, The Bank will be open for business erost on time deposits, 3 to 5 per cenl vhich deposit is made. Good Pills 11 Aycr's Pills are good pills. You know that. The best family laxative you can buy. i' Want your moustache or beard a i beautiful brown or rich black? Use 1 Buckingham's Dye SOcts of druggittaor R P. Hall 3c Co , Nashua,N H i FOB1TIONB GUARANTB1D, Und?r 98,000 Cash Dapoatt. 1 lirflrMd Far* Ptll. Dm all yaar ta Mk tUx*a. Vary OS*ay 8*arC Orariia AUbanna Buatnaaa OoUaga, ?aa**V I BULL 111^ UUuut t him; and t'.ree thousand dollars worth , Sundry Brands, idry Brands, ndry Brands, dry Brands Iry Brands, ^ Iry Brands. t !o., Sundry Brands. 1 rands, y brands. ! hands. Brands. Jundry Brands, ndry Brands, indry Brands. >ti exhibition and can be bought at Thousand Dollars worth of Dry arc, Groceries and Medicines. 2AUSEY. DONWAY. s.c, SURPLUS FUNI), >0. DK POSITS. ? $70,000.00 CRS:? D. A. SIM VEY. Cashier. M. W. COLLINS. Asst. cashier. >s for the past few years is suflijv the personel of the Hoard DirecL and obliging service, extending ion consistent with sound banking, iocs patronage, we cordially solicfully, . SPIVEY, Cashier. ainsT vo quart tin buckets, the 10c kind re, our price 5c. Three pound can Sewing Machine oil 10c elsewhere price 15c. Ribbon, ail colors, 10c ick clay worsted suits, only $2.90. 10 yards callico only M. $25, ) unto harps, $1.99. $4, guitars, on5, our price 20c. $40; sewing ma* SADDLES, COLLARS IIA UN ESS DM) LINES. HATS AND CAPS ATTING AND CARPETS ALL O SUIT EVERYBODY IN PRICE serve, 1 mr uargam liouse. FAY IS, l IN ? iroh.and.ise. is complete. We carry'a well sel cheapest Coftin to the costliest made attended to. . Buck, Will A. Fkeeman, esident. Cashier. ' HORRY, .Y, C. $25,000. TORS: W. It. LEWIS, W. A. JOHNSON, WILL A. FREEMAN. March 2nd 1003. Will allow int. according to length of time for Onilli/H/ i ft All "iunrSin mm in us MACHINE AND IlEP A1P 311 OPS. ROIEER WORK. EKillT ANL HEAVY SMITH WORK OK AT/1 KIND. ^ Wc keep a full lino of steam h in^s, Injectors, valves, packing Oi. vaste etc Also carriage and waupt lardware and material. Pairts 1. Varnis dc, we solicit yen \ )atrona^?K