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1 UUJAL ?Thoro were showers the latter part of last week. - There were some watermelons brought here for sale last Monday, froin points on the railroad. ?The Supervisors of Registration held their regular meeting on Tuesday as Monday was a legal holida y ?The Conway post office has been changed to a third-class office owing to the great increase in tho business of tf" office. ?J. J. Sanders, who holds a responsible position with the Shingle Manufacturing Company, at Myrtle Reach, was over in the city lust Friday. ?I)r. W. 10. MoCord will be absent from his office from July 10th, to August 1st, in attendance upon tho State Dental Association at White Stone Spriugs. ?James II. Marsh announces himself a candidate for the office of County treasurer in this issue. He is a business man of many years experience aiul thoroughly competent. ?The finest lot of tomatoes we have seen this year was brought to town last Friday by P W. Dimmery, a farmer of Ducks townshin. Several very largo ones wore left at the Hkrai<d ofllco. ?Lori8 Tobacco Warehouse is now open for sale of leaf tobacco under the management of King <fe Graham of Winston, N. C.. who say that they are now ready for tobacco and guarantee satisfactory prices for the weed. ?Hon. J. P. Dcrham has entered the race for the Senate and his card appears in this issue. No man in the county has had a longer or bet ter records n the service of the people, and lite needs no introduction from us. ?The county summer school closed last week and all the teachers have returnd to their homes. The school was very succcssfull in its work, and the teachers are to be commended for the interest they showed in the school. ?The changes in the schedules of the star mail routes went into effect last Friday. All the mail on the star routes comes in now in the forenoons and leaves here in the afternoons after the train mail has been received. ?Complaints have reached us lately that subscribers of the II krai.d fail to getj their mail regularly at certain ollices. The postmasters will oblige us greatly by being careful in handling the paper. We hate to complain, and hope we will not hereafter be compelled to do so. -M. M. Stanley is running to fulfil his attempt made at the last election. He came out two years ago, at the solicitation of his friends, but was compelled to withdraw before the canvass was over by force of circumstances at his home, lie feels t hat he owes it to his friends to make the race now. ? H. C. Cannon lias resigned his former position at Myrtle Beach with theShini.de Manufacturing Co., and has taken charge of the large farm of Burrouphs & Collins Co., there. J. W. Cook now has charge of the work in the timber department for the shingle company. ?The usual Friday evening ox cursion last week was attended by a larger crowd than usual. The wild west show that had been billed to come off at the court house was induced to go on to Myrtle Beach and give the performance there. This perhaps had the etVect of enlarging the crowd that went over. ?The trucking season is over. Wires were being received last, week stating that cucumbers were not wanted at any price. Some of the recent shipments failed to pay the expenses of shipment.. The markets are now being supplied with cucumbers from nearer points and this has been given a* a reason why it will not now pay to ship cucumbers from I..is point. ? Representatives from the various churches of the Waccamaw Baptist. Association met hero last Monday for the purpose of bidding adieu to the Rev. 1). l?\ Crosland, who has been called to a foreign Held. The meeting was enthusiastic in the interest jf foreign missions. A committee was appointed to arrange for rallies at the different churches and to fix the dates therefor. Excursion July 9tti The tivst - white excursion of the season fr?n this point to Georgetown will come off on July 9th, and will be run by Geo. G. Marsh and W. W. Russ. A big crowd is expected and they may bo assured that good order will be maintained. The New Steamer. A car load of the heavy material for the erection of the new passen ger steamer arrived last Tuesday. The rest of the hull will soon follow filial it. will nnt Ka 1am.- lvAf/v..A . v fl 1>t i j \ / v uu iwiij4 uciu! u h1u parts will bo put together and the wood work commenced at th? ship yard. l)owcr Case. Thecasi^of Molsey Grainger vs. Levi Grainger and others under petition for dower was to have been tried in the Probato Court hero last Friday, but on account of absence of some of the witnesses, tho case had to be continued until another day. The petitioner js represented by Ford D. Bryant, Esq., of the Marion bar, and the respondents by lion. Robt. B. Scarborough. Quite a number of people it seems, aro interested in the case. A Card. I am glad to be back to Conway, and take this niothod of lotting my friends know that I have come back to pursue the same business that I have had here for the last five years, that of managor of tho Horry Tobacco Warehouse. The tobacco planters will find me always doing my very best to serve their interests. Come and soc me and let us this ' year sell all of Horry's tobacco at Conway. No market shall i rat. ottb pricks. Will give notice of opening sale days. Yours- truly, J. E. Coles, Manager. Mrs. Lizzie Scssious fell from the upper to the lower deck while on board the steamer Burroughs last Wednesday on her way to George- | town. She intended to go with Mrs. B. G. Collins and family to Hendersonville, N. C., to spend l tlie summer witn them. She was standing near the stair-way when the boat suddenly lurched and she 1 fell.down to the lower deck, receiving serious and painful injuries. She did not continue her journey * but came back on the return trip of the steamer from Georgetown. She ] was recovering at last accounts. Telephone Company Formed ' A company was formed last week which is destined to give Conway I tho long needed communication with the out-side world by tele- . phone. Tho corporators arc Hon. 1 Robt. 15. Scarborough, II. l\ Little and C. U. Scarborough, who ( are now the directors of tho company. Hon. Robt. 15. Scarborough is the president and Mr. II. P. Lit- < tie secretary anil general manager of the company. A local system will at once be put in and a lino ' built to Marion giving connection there with the long distance tele- { phone to all nartsof t.ho nnnnii>? 1? J With such men jus are above named at the head of this concern < it can be safely stated that Con- ] way will soon have all that she is looking for in the way of a telephone system, and it will not be long be- 1 fore the citizens of Conway can < stay in their offices or homes and talk with persons in New York. It is a good move for Conway, and | will mean much in her progress, In Mcmoriam. i In loving memory of my father, William Putman Melson, who relinquished his claim of life in this , world, on June 29th, 11103, at the age of 32 years. The bitter and the sweet are closely blended, in the thought, that ? one year ago to-day, our dear father smiled upon us in the morning, and ere the noon time came, the cheer ful voice wo loved was hushed forever. Today we know that God know best, and with the rememberancc of the sweet untiring devotion and affection, which lie gave his family, and the many seeds of kindness, quietly scattered during his active , and useful life, brings comfort to ( the hearts that adored him. Home is broken and lonely with his presence gone, but his task was 1 finished, and while our sorrow of 1 parting from him can never heal, the belief that he is united with our | dear mother, for whom he grieved, I and that he realized Christ's promise, in which he lived, that ''1 will } not leave you comfortless, I will como unto you;" we can but bow i | in silent resignation to the Divine Will, but ever will we yearn for the touch of a vanished hand, and for 1 the sound of a voice that is still. A devoted daughter. June, 2flth, 1904. Death ef H. Van Duscnbury. 10. Van Dusenburv died nt. TiMn** enco last Wednesday at the homo of his brother, 8. S. Dusenbury. His remains were brought through Conway on Thursday, and taken to Un ( ion church near Toddville, where the , funeral services were conducted by the Rev. J.E. Carlisle and the Rov. E. L. Hodges, in the afternoon at 4 o'clock, in the presence of one of the largest congregations that ever ; gathered at the church. He was forty-two years of age and had suffered constantly from rheumatism 1 since his boyhood years. The dis- 1 ease was the primary cause of his death. He had never left his invaI lid's chair since 1900. ! During all his years of pain it was very remarkable how he endured with cheerfulness the suffering he was required to txar. No man in the community had more sinccro i friends or a greater number. The cheerfulness and wonderful patience with which he bore his sufferings, without a murmur or complaint, always won him the entire sympathy and friendship of all lie , met. He was secretary of the Conway Bargain House and the J. A. Mo Dermott Company, and as long as he* was able to do so, he kept the books for both of these corporations. He was an export bookkeeper, and took a great pride in the neatness and aecurateness of his work. Such a life as he led is bound to have an influence for good. Maitajfci s Prmiary Election. The following managers were appointed for the various preoints at the recent, meeting of the County executive committee: Conway?M. W. Collins, S. A. Causey, J. P. Graham. Bomewood -\V, J. Waller, W. A. Moore, J. D. Zimmerman. Adrian,?Jno (!. Haker, 1*. M. uurman, \). narclwick. Port Harrelson?J. S. Buck, C. W. Dusonbury, W. T). Moore. Cedar Grove?W.J. Hondrix, An drew Johnson, W. F. Jordan. Doff Bluff?J. W. Johnson, Jeremiah Mi shoe, W. A. Spivoy. Chappel Hill?G. M. Johnson, D. W. Graham, D. M. Mishoe. Taylorsvillc?A. M. Small, W. H. Small, F. A. McDaniel. Floyds?C. L. Williamson, Hardee Floyd, W. F. Floyd. Green Sea?E. W. Jerni^an, W. B Shelly, W. F. Lupo. Bayboro?W. F, Mishoe, J. T. Alford, A. Bell. Sanford?W. F. Faulk, Z. T. Durant, G. II. Mishoe. Loris?G. F. Stanley, W. II. Ste- , vens, Robt. Harrelson. Daisy?H.J. Mishoe, N. J. Cox, J. A. Little. Farmer?J. II. Richardson, G. T. I Lewis, G. C. Butler Jr. Hammond?G. M. Cox, W. D. Cox, John Dorman. Kbenee/.er?M. Hughes, N. P. Goro, Seth Bellamy. Littlo Rivor?T. M. Permenter, J. H, Stone, W. L. Bryan. Warn pee?A. P. Thompson, D. B. Bellamy, O. J. Boll. Hardees Mill?F. O. Watson, Jas. Livingston. W. J. Edjfe. Nixonville? R. B. Parker, G. H. Watson, B. II. Vnught. Withers? W. D. Owens, P. J. Owens, J. M. Hardee. Socastee?Rob Stalvey, J. Ben Hucks, J. JB. Rabon. Mario*?I. P. Patrick, S. P. Vereen, Win. Burpess. Shell?B J. Vereen, J. W. Chestnut, M. A. Royals. Knotty Branch?D. H. Lewis, Harmon Ward, W. L. Richardson. Greonwood?S. M. Paul, N. B. Smart, E. D. Causey, Jr. \ ?Jos. P. Smith was in town last ' Friday. ?D. T. McNeill was in Baltimore ast week. ?Mrs. C. J. Epps visited at Myrtle Beach last week. ? A. M. Martin paid vis a pleasant ;all last Tuesday. ?S. S. Dusenbury returned to Florence last Friday. ? W. 11. Small of Taylorsvi'le was n the city last Thursday. ?Alex Outlaw was anions those to visit the town last Monday. ? Miss Sue Belle Nolley is visitng friends in Conway. ?P. J. Elkes of Socastoe visited the city one day recently. ?J. T. Shelly ol Myrtle Beach was in town one day last week. ?The Rev. H. 1). Grainger was n town last Saturday afternoon. ?The Rov. E. P. Taylor was in Don way the first days of the week. ?W. W. Shelly of Port Barrelson was in Conway one day recently. ?D. II. Jordan of Cool Spring was in Conway on business lust Frilay. ?Mr. unci Mrs. George F. Parker ( passed through town one day last ( week. ( ?II. M. Gotl of the Loris section ( paid the Fditor a pleasant call last t Monday. ?Geo. M. Kirton of the Exile sec- i Lion was a visitor in the city last Friday. < ?John A. McKay of Marion J county was in the city the first of 1 the week. ( ?C. T. Hardee of Gideon paid ( the IIerai.ii a pleasant call one day ( last week. < ?J. P. and J. T. Ray of Zoan, | were both in Conway on business | last Friday. ?W. Boyd Jones, the merchant at j Juctico, S. C., was in Conway one day last week ' ?G. E. Grier of the; Atlantic Coast Lumber Co., was in town scv- ' eral days lately. I ?Q. L. Skipper of Bucksport was ' a pleasant caller one day the latter I part of last week. I ?James MeCormick of Bucks I township was among the crowd in | Conway on last Saturday. ?A. M Du8er.hury, who has just | opened a new store at Toddville, spent a day in Conway recently. ?J. I). Frink of Grainger & Frink hustling merchants at Clarendon. N. C., was down last Monday, I ? Quincy Ilinson from the upper ' part of the county was among those in town on business last Thursday. | ?Mrs. W. P. Ilardee left last Fri 1 day to spend some time with her | sister, Mrs. Geo. M. Kirton, at Exile, j ? W. E. Neely of Lebanon, N. C., | passed through town last Saturday , on his way to visit his sister, Mrs. : Skipper. ( ?Prof. H. It. Todd, who is run- j ning a successful business college in ( Columbia, was in Conway last Tues- ( Jay. ?Mrs. B G. Collins returned ( last Saturday from Hcndcrsonville < on account of the illness of her . sister-in-law, Mrs. Sessions. I ?Capt. J. E. Coles arrived in ' Conway 1;vst Saturday to get things ' in readiness for the opening of the ( Horry Tobacco Warehouse. He ex- < pects to keep things lively in the business here this year and will en- ' deavor to sell his full share of the ( crop. i NOTICE. < All persons holding claims against tho estate of the late Walter K. Porter, are ' requested to present the same to the un- | dersigned within the time reqa'red bv law, and all percons Indetitod to the said es- ' tate are requested to make immediate 4 payment to, Hubert 11. Scarborough, Quail lied Administrator. < 11 18-01 It. WINTHROP COLLEGE SHOE- I ARSHIPS AND ENTRANCE ( EXAMINATION. I The examination for the award of | vacant scholarship in Winthrop col- j ledge and for the admission of new students will be held at the County ' court House on Friday, July 8th, tit I 9 A M. Applicants must not be less ( than fifteen yorfrs old. When scholarships are vacated after July 8, 1 they will be awarded to those mak- 1 ing the highest average at the ex- | ami nat ion. Scholarships are worth #100 and frco tuition. The next session will open September 21, 1904. For further information and catalogue address Pres. D. II. Johnson. Rock Ilill.S.C. - r? J?- - vZ. ?w~ "J*r~ vr51? I- T1IK- | Champion Stump Puller. ; The Strongest the Simplest nndl most economical of all Stump Pu 1-1 lers. Try It before you pay for It. Guaranteed to pull your stumps or I no pay asked. Write for free book-I let giving terms and prices* CHAMPION STUMP PIJLLKB CO.. I Columbia. S. C. ' j ; I Cleaning ^ And Pressing Pone Promptly and at Reasonable Prices. Office just opened in rear of Conwa/ Barber Shop. Jos. R. Lesesne.! DsWHt's o Salv* ' For Pilot, Burnt, Sore* . 1 1 Mill M 1 |f^x^LMERcANT'tf3^| l LOOKING OUT FOR SULK I IS A DUTY 1 Which every man owes to 1 himself and family. The t I question then arises, how . can 1 look out for self? We answer by buying ' goods at the right place. ) So far we all agree, but . the next (piestion is one in which &omo will like- ' ly differ with us. Where } is the right place?-#We fe do not claim to sell every thing every time cheaper P than other merchants, but we do claim that taking p the whole lino through wo can sell the goods as 9 I cheap as any ono in the p countv. WHY? p 1st?We buy in large quantities, and by so do- V ing, we get reduced p m prices and less freight. p 2nd?We pay cash for all | goods and by so doing get 9 Iall the discount that any p one can get. p 3rd?We do business in our own stores and save 9 rent bills. . P 4th?We do the most of p the work ourselves and by so doing we reduce ex- p> penses. Taking every- h ? thing in consideration | and the great amount of goods we sell, wo can af - w i ford, to soli for a smaller | profit than most of our h competitors. SUMMER GOODS. ^ I cUep,NG' 9 oyL\-noft ? | ? I I ii'iioife i %ES- | We Have lla<l a Splendid fe trade during the spring and summer, but we still $ have on hand a nice little lot of summer goods which we are very anxious to close out, and b wo have made a sweep- b ing reduction in prices so as to close them out bem fore the summer season fy g closes, & IsALESDAY EVERY DAY j i .h% > ICvery Day is a (ireat Sales- ) ? day with us. Wo do not make special oilers for I special days, but special | otters or ALL DAYS. 3 Our June sales have been a good deal larger than 9 | we expected, but not ft near so large, as we would like for Julv to be. We expect to use every of- 0 fort possible to sell more ^ * goods during the month of July than any month before, and we ask your fij cooperation. ft ' . <??> ?l? r~ turn t i -r~r--f--nniw mm ? ai i DHEISS .GOOD^ I Wo 4 'it 11 Your Attention to our 3j nice line of Dress Goods * which we arc offering at from 20 to HO per cent oft' * We lmvo some special ^ good values in Lawns, Dimitio, Cashmeres, Percals, Zephyrs, Ginghams, P CehvloU Mercerized goods I etc, which we don't want fc to carry over, and cordially invite you to call and inspect same. G*iOf)iciii:i? I TIT 1 - - m wu iiigo carry as nice a lino of Heavy and Fancy V Groceries as any one in P town, and guarantee the ft prices as low.- Huttcr, , chcasocod-fish vegetables etc kept on ice. Corn, oats, hay, bran, i chops, cracked corn, ! purina-feed, meal, grits rice etc, always on hand at prices to please. Wo I would bo pleased to quote , prices to you at any time imf iimlim: I AM r?u nuiim i IIAYR | NOT BEBN TltADINO Z WITH SPIVGY FOR ft THE LAST 5 YF. AltS | under till** Im'uiI wll1 C bo Inserted Irom now until tlic iwond t prlninry (If uity) for #5.tM? pnyttble In ud vunco. FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR. I lie rob j' announce myself a candidate for the oftleo of County Super- I visor, subject to the action of the t Democratic primary. J. M. I). Jones. The many friends of A. P.John- ( son hereby announce him a caudi- t date for the otlico of Supervisor of ( Horry county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary, and if elected will build good roads all lover Horry county. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the oflice of t County Supervisor, subject to the '<' action of the Democratic primary. John L Boyd. 1 t FOR CLERK OF COURT. \ 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for election to the otliceof Clerk of Court, of Horry County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. John A. Hell. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the oflice of Clerk of Court, and pledge myself to abide the action of the Democratic primary. John M. Oliver. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the otliceof Clerk of Court of Horry County, subject to the action of the democratic primary. W. L. Mishoc. With greatful appreciation of the action of my friends in the past, and yielding to their many solicitations at the present time, I hereby announce myself a candidate for Clerk of Court, subject to the Democratic primary. Relying upon the continued support of my friends as in the past, 1 pledge my best efforts, if elected, to the full discharge of the duties involved. Respectfully, Jeremiah Smith. At the solicitation of many friends 1 hereby announce my candidacy for clerk of court of I lorry County, pledging myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary, and if elected to perform the duties of the ollicc, under the laws fearlessly and without favoritism to anyone; but as a servant of the people meet the responsibilities of the otlico and use its opportunities to the best interests of my native county. \V. P. McQueen. FOR SHERIFF. 1 hereby announce myself a candi uaic lor snonli <>r Ilorry County, subject to the action of the democratic primary. W. K. Holt. Loris, S. C. The many friends of tlaston F. Murrell, hereby announce him a candidate for thcoflico of Sheriff of Horry County, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. Many Friends. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the olllce of sheriff of Horry County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary B. .). Sessions. FOR CORONER. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for theolliceof Coroner of Horry County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. A. H. J. (Jalbraith, The many friends of Dr. II. H. Burroughs, hereby announce n 11 a candidate for the office of coroner of Ilorry county, pledging him to abide the action of the Democratic primaries. Many Friends. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the House of Representatives from Ilorry county pledging myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary. to. M. Stanley. The Many friends of Col. D A. Spivey take pleasure in announcing hi 111 as a candidate for the House of R presentative.-, subject to the ae-' tioi. of the Democratie Primary. M v\v Fr, 1! mis I hereby announce my-ob" a candidate for reelect ion to the House of Uoprosehtntives for llorrv Countv. till.i....1 i? ? 1 : ' ?j.. .. ... mi- m uni) oi lie IJctno eralie prirnnry. I). D. IJarrelson. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Suporint.edent of Education of Horry county, subject to the action ofsthe Democratic primary. E. V. Best My candidacy for election to the oflicc of County Superintendent of Education is hereby announced, subject to the action of the Democratic primary, W. A. Prince. FOR AUDITOR. My candidacy for re-election to office of County Auditor is hereby announced. J. A. Lewis. FOR CONGRESS. I hereby announce myself a candidate for congress from thesixth congressional district of South Carolina, pledging myself to abide tho result llf tllrt ><iv jvvhiva-iihiu primary . Janios Norton. I am a candidate for Con grass from the Sixtli Congressional District of South Carolina, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. i J. W. uagsdale. Florence, S. 0. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Congress from the <>th Congressional District of South Carolina, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. EJ. Ellerbc. My candidacy for Congress from the 6th Congressional District of South Corolinais hereby announced, j subject to the rules of the Demo- ] cratie Primary. Darlington, S. C. W. F. Dargan. i I FOR TREASURER. I hcrcb^M|^ncc my candidacy ( for the J^^^^^w>unty treasurer, pledgin^^^^^^BAle the result | the^^^^^^^WMinary, faithfid^^^^^^^^^c duties >f Horry County, subject to the uc:ion of the Democratic primary. J. A. McDerinoit. if FORSTATE SENATOR. I am a candidate for Senator from lorry county, subject to the rules of ho Democratic primary. J. I'. Durham. I hereby announce myself a can lidate for State Senator for llorry ounty, subject to the regulations >f the Democratic primary. O. .1. tlolliday. Notice to Creditors. All persons holding claims against the state of Amanda b. Gillespie, deceased, ire hereby untitled to present thesumeduy verified to the undersigned, or this noire will be pleaded in bar of their recovery, and all persons who are indebted uno said estifte are hereby required to mnko layment to the undersigned. G. 11. Gillespie, Qualified Adm'r. J 30-04. It. Eiit You IVLnstAnd the place to buy groceries of the best kind is at the store of J. E. NICHOLAS, EVERYTHING ELSE you need that is kept in a first-class general merchandise store is to be found there, and yon cannot buy it cheaper any where else. Call and be convinced. j J. E. Nicholas. THE STANDARD ? IS THE BEST? A machine that does the best sowing. You want a machine that runs easily, that sews evenly, that works regularly, and satisfies always. That's the machine wo sell. Right because it is made so. See for yourself how good it is. Old machines taken in exchange as part payment. W. U. LEWIS. I arger ^tore. The great increase in our business has made it necsssary to enlarge our store, and the contractor is now busy at his work LOW PUCES III FAIR DEALING nas ai wii s been o a r Motto, and shall ho still. I f you lav i I .o'.v IVit os and adinii c l*\ti * Deal ii'o. ::ive us a oa } \i. 1L Burroughs Co. B. T. Hyman, tui: I'lONKKIt OltOCKIt, Mas added in connoclion with his Store an lip-to- date Bakery. A I.SO A I I US'" CI, ASS REFRESHMENT STAND. NVhen wanting Fresh Broad, or Something Cool call on B. T. Hyman. - VA Water 0 round Meal A Specialty We handle nnthinr/ hut ihn beat Ki LN~ 1)K1 ED'VA. "WATEft GHOUND MEAL guaranteed to give satisfaction at all times. The best Cracked Corn, and five cars of Whole Corn to arrive. Mixed Oats. No. 1 and 2 Timothy Hay. Prairie Hay $12 per ton. Bagging and Ties sold on prompt delivery, or delivery to suit the purchaser. We have a heavy stock af HICK ind can make prices as low, if net lower, than others arc offering. Stone Co Wilmington, N. C. DR. R. W. MoCORD SURGEON DENTIST. MULLINS, S. C. 6] |>>w Capital Stock, KOBK11TB. SCHOHOUOH HAL. L. BUCKM QEOItGEJ. 11 (WAY, Wo will pay you 5Mont, into savings banks to those lii^' to o] plan for saving your nicBuul dinu banks and the interest we will bankif CORV AY CAPITAL STOCK, #20,?0. IOFFI IKS. instit ' and In persuing this policy wi ^<0 pi ersevery accommodation I on co With gratitude for tjfiheral cordially solicit your futup^'sincs! Icspectfi | D. a <3?? Murray a Iron l ire Is a gen remedy that IiuHiIk l',l> wliolo syi heal "Spring Modi*#110 ovorcomo lug" ho couimoii at#' seasou. ?r Ir>*v B in prepared fromlr|nula used, pr< physicians. It ases the appotl day, and affords! power to digost women ami pahy children. new life and nevfergy 'or work, hastening conviffenco from amr given lasting tjftt. Price fit till'*. (luarait AT l)ldl Pre Jed hy tho Mnrr( i i 1 I ?1 f c. W. D.GRAH / LORi: GROCERIES, l/\NCY DUES HATS A full and compute line of Gei prices to suit thntiir.es. Highest prices paid for Co Etfgs and Chickens a Specialty. Old. a.nd \i When your l'u<? it is no longer s with a new one A tiling of Heat AND WAGONS A. W. JE1 Southeastern ! Cha rle. RU! DOING M A ! KIM v I, ( hooking "ituiny ur>nlpc H Wi v^7/* * And iHyCiuly t< Tobacco of/Horr Counties hnd [~4% J-?YOU WILL f In pa tfood old town of Cfly? and faimfully. Capt Coles/oilit well jnown to need common IL^b^Hkk. 2 m ib w f sgjjl^rj^^qjl We do JOI *fSidentT ~ P1 HOBRY ^ AY, O. $25,000 ^ 1CT0RS: ^ W. H. LEWIS, W. A. JOHNSON, WILL A. FliEEMAtf. rest on yearly deposits. Will furnish l>en small accounts with us. Try our >8, and you will find that these little pay you on your savings will help you CONWAY. . s. c. SURPLUS FUND, #17,000.00. iTS, $140,000.00. CERS: D. A, SPIVEY, Cashier. M. W. COLLINS, Asst. Cashier. ution, has always striven for the J for the betterment of her citizens. M easure in extending to our custom- * ^ nsistent with sound banking, patronage recoived in the past, we V ally yours. A. SPIVEY, Cashier I \ d-]^(aker, nine blood making tonic, a purifying stom and fortifies it against dinoaso, tUo debility, latitude and the "Tired feelray's jf| fixture ^ eacrihed and recommended by the beat to making it keen for throe big mealt* a them. A Oodaend to weak, run-down It puta color in pale cheeks and given -? Excellent as a recuperative tonic In disease. Not ii temporary brace, but ooM Satisfactory to Purchasers, Itl STORKS. I>riitf Co., ColuuiltiH, 8, O. bfi ON KM, Manager. k s. c. o| YOUR SIGOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING AID SHOES. tot Merchandise always on hand at unlv Produce a| Jill). GRAHAM. I r^v A gy or /agon gets old and ugly, so that crvicale, come to us and let us (it you H at ounsual low ]>rices. KM ity is toy forever, so is our BUGGIES H HMNS m. sow 1 CHTTANOOGA j A E MILL No. 12 eight aliO lbs- 1 Capaci froin ttft to 500 Ga ins Juice per ] r 1 i ir 1 w?r? ik'id.Ol/. t h|k1wJo. Harness, J r..r iii/'I'iJi* ** it will pay | y.).; Ii) f ii^. Vail. |MB m inn ? .--??i ? i ^0ie dCement Co :|1 lasCome" J a hed Imiulllikpf th? i?r J| 4 xt well as that of j A j(*)| >hisJ^^^^o^ther (I) f||j| to 8r NI1!TTS)1U( Willi Illll. I Bennettsville, 8. 0. J J Prices and Dcisgns of Latest Style MOKUMKNTH TOMBSTONES AND CURBINOS j Furnished on Application, jA 'Irst Class Work. Reasonable Prices V. W, Pate, Salesmen; lenersl H. K. tiasque, tgent. Conway, B.gfl H Hev. C. L. HuggintBffijHjSHH Gallraqts Ferry ,8.^^^^^^! 3 PRINTINO^^H