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Published Every Thursday Morning by The CONWAY PUBLISHING CO., Subscription l'rlce lit Itloutbs fl.OO. I'ayubl*' In Advatife. "CnUred at tlio 1'oet Office at Conway, S. C., as Second-cl&as Mattar. Rates for Advertising?Business Ijocals, 8 cents per lino, body typo. Cards of Thanks and Communications of a Personal Nature charged for at Special Rates According to Iicngth. Obituaries, 1 cent a word in excess of 150 words. Official advertisements at rato allowed by Law. Display Advertisements, rates furnished on application. Make all checks and orders payable to II. II. WOODWARD, Editor and Manager. THURSDAY July 14th 1Q04. tmroKiAi. notrs. i Tfik raco Tor some of the County offices promises to bo lively. # * * Tiik time for candidates to file their pledges expires next Saturday. There is only a day or two more be fore the lists will close. # # * .It is a great honor to bo nomina? ;ted for the presidency by the Democratic party, but honor is all there is in it now, and doubtloss this all that Judge Parker expects to get out of it ? * ? Tiik burdensome charges of the railway and express companies take morn nvnrv vnnr mil. of tlio onnlrnt.a J J ? ? *? " vw of our farmers than any ot her one evil. If there is any remedy for it the representatives of the people should not bo long in finding it. * * * Tiie groat increase in the volume of business done by the Conway pos office shows as much as anything the wonderful growth of Conway as a business centre, The department has had to make Conway a third class post office. * * * The development and progress of the last few years is perhaps moro noticeable in Conway than it is in the surrounding county, but tho country places have been building in the same or greater proportion, com par. atively. The new dwellings, improved out-buildings and enlarged lields will testify to this fact. * * * Tiiosk who buy things on time pay out about one third more 'for their goods than those who pay as they go. ,If all the farmers of the coun. try could get their business so they could run it on'tho "pay-as-you-go" system, it would be better for them and also better for those with whom they deal. * * * Where there is a chance for a second primary tho candidates cannot afford to make a tight on each other. Of course there is no telling who will have to run in the second primary, and the candidate loft out could not be expected to turn his influence in favor of one who was his bitter enomy in tho first race. * * Judging from reports brought in * Jr by those who have had occasion to travel over the county lately, Horry County has tho finest prospect for , good crops this year that she has had for quito a number of years past. Bv The money crops are doing well and promise to turn out fine results ipM5? while tho grain crops look now as if |f|tlp-:5, there will be an abundant yield. So Sim far 1904 has been a good crop year yp|||i^P with exception of the hail storms that llfefy ' have visited some sections. .loppa Jotting's. The health of this community is V generally good. w Politics are running high. Mishoo \ is my choice for Clerk of Court. We are glad to see Mrs. W. Grainger out after a long illness. The farmers are nnrintr tohnnpn Crops are generally good. We were glad to see the refreshing showers which fell yosterday (July 7th.) l We all wish the Herald success. Lt u aL Bucksville Items1|1|IL Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Grier of Wil||||ai^L liamsburg, who have been visiting friends in this section have returned home. Joseph M. Watts, is employed to ^^^^^^Biieasure and tally logs for the WinLumber Company in the Entersection. r crops are looking fine. I do wish to say anything to cause a roversy, but as the Buy correskeeps playing around me, I him that our young laas our young men, seem corn measuring waist and any where from ^a^^^B^lteS^BMgHlthe next week, shows that are industrious, othertain 1 v grow to become they yeach a suitable HffinwMflj|^^g^Kaist. I ^/ill not reply further. j^gjSraSgffl^F^H^K Weber. Chain Gang Notice. S^HBHfll^agistrntes wil) take notice that BHHHgflVey may commit prisoners to chain Hffi|SBfltng direct which is now stationed HHMKK Bucks Township, on the Tiger [mBfty road, till further notice. ' J. L. Boyd. Supervisor. ting friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Prince of Conway passed this place on the 9th, enroute to Loris. Mr. E. L. and Miss Bertha Holt were here last Sunday. H. N. Boyd will crop his lirst barn of tobacco this week. 0 Prof. H. B. Todd who has been spending some time with his father here, returned to his position in Columbia, July 9th. Best wishes to the Herald and its readers. Subscriber. Finkl?a Items The health of the community is good. Rain is needed very much, but crops are not suffering so badly yet. It has been reported in this section that 1'. C. Survis, the contractor for the new bridge across Pleasant Meadow Swamp, has thrown up the job. We are sorry to hear this but from the present sight it must be true by the way the lumber is scattered over the swamp by the sounding of the hammer and tho singing of tho saw. Wedding bells may probably ring soon, but you can 't sometimes always tell. A. L. Mincy of Wilmington si>ent last week at home to rest up awhile and catch some fresh Horry air and fish. He caught one black fish that didn't quite weigh eighteen pounds. Misses Ella and Theatus and.Mrs. D. D. Harrelson of this section spent one afternoon last week at tho Rev. Mr. Grainger's. With best wishes for the Herald. Leo. Illsco Briefs. Some showers last week which were much needed. Some of the farmers are curing tobacco, W. F. Faulk boingjthe first. Rev. I). I). Cox failed to till his regular appointment at Cane Branch last Saturday and Sunday, owing to his health. G. H. Mishoe was the first one to sell tobacco in this section. A. L. Mincy of Wilmington visited at Biseo recently. G. C. Skipper and L. M. Stevens and Misses Mary and Fannie Ste vens wenl 011 u pleasure trip to Ali? gator Hay last Thursday. John Stevens was away last Saturday 011 business. We are still looking and hoping that J. It. Allsbrook will enter the raeo for Supervisor. We regret very much that G. L. Stevens has declined to run for treasurer. N, M. Hardee and brother went to Howell, S. C., last Saturday. The ltev. John Todd returned home last Saturday. S. & S. Sanford Itcne. Crops still looking well since the rains. S. G. Tyler and It. H. Tyler, visited friends ai Ited BlutT on Sunday. S. S. Lee was among the large , crowd at Cain Branch church on Sunday. Monroe Tyler was on our streets one day last week. C. B. Todd is doing a good busi- ( ness at Sanford. , Miss M. P. Gerald and Miss Hattie , Gerald visited relatives at Sanford recently. L. B. Durant and W. II. Gerald are curing their first barn of tobacco this week. M. B. j 1 Gurley Locals ( Herbert Anderson is up again alter several days of illness. Crops are looking fine here. 1 Jim Dorsey and Gurley Prince visited near Good Hope recently. i Some of the young folks attended the picnic at Myrtle Beach, and ! some went to the Lake, all report a pleasant time. The melon man, J. N. Dorsey. went to Chadbourn, N. C. with ;; car load last week. J. C. Milligan and wife of Vinelaud, N. C. have moved to this place. Mr. Milligan will try strawberries next year. E. J Tyler and brother of Bayboro, S. C. were here on business last week. We were pleased to see S. C. Mc- ; Nabb on our streets last week. Miss Ellen McNabb attended tho excursion to Georgetown on tho 9th. J. W. Sasser and children are spending some time in Florence S. C. F. G. Prince recently made a trip to Justice. H. L. Lee of Howell, S. C., was among the visitors here last Sunday. Oulbroth Bell and brother of Bay- j boro, were here last Sunday. J, T. Floyd from the Bay passed 1 here last week enroute for San ford, S. C., J. K. Johnson of Blanch was here ! last week. G. P. F. ] < Items Prom Eldorado. Some sickness in this community. ; Tho Uev. D. D. Cox and his baby ( are very ill from fever. L. A. Cau- , see is also ill. , Crops are looking woll, but were damaged by hail and wind last Thursday. Much damage was done to the tobacco crops. j Royals Brothers have tho finest tobacco. . W. II. Causee says he has the finest cotton he has seen with bolls as large as partridge eggs. S. A. Gore has cured two barns of , tobacco and will cure again next , Monday. S. C. Gore made a flying trip to Nixonville last week. 1 J. D. Causee and family visited I,. L. Todd last Sunday. J. M. Stevens and Miss Armathie Anderson visited friends and relatives at D. II. Todd's last Sunday. II. L. Doyle, postmaster at Bruce j was here last week. L. M. and Miss Fannie Stovens visited tho Rev. D, D. Cox on Thursday. R. M. and J. D. Boyd made a bu9i- 1 dess trip to Booth last week. We are in need of a railroad In our section. A daily boat to run from Red ' Bluff to Conway would be a great 1 move and we hope this will get in action by the next trucking season. ' Wo are looking for L. M. Stevens 1 to con*o out as a candidate for treas- ' urcr. < T. H. 1 DeWltt's OSah? ! For Piles. Burns. Soros. < in several years. Our planters have put in a larger acreage of cotton, and less tobacco than last season. We are delighted at the prospects of good prices from both cotton and tobacco. Should the prices of these two articles prove to be what is now contemplated, the indications arc for better times in this locality. Mr. W. J. llendrick has already gathered and cured one barn of tobacco. Mr. 13. H. Martin has a nico saw mill at Punch Bowl and is turning out quite a quantity of lumber which tie sells at Georgetown. Our people were very much delighted at the recent visit of Rev. F. H. Martin, many of thein attending church at Cedar Grove church where he preached on Sunday while here. This is the Doctor's old home and our people are very proud of the record lie is making iu the world. This comuuity is a unit upon the candidacy of Col. D. A. Spivey for the House. Wo have known Mr. Spivey from his vouth and admire t him for his worth. Horry can do ' no better than ifcnd him to Columbia as her Representative. Citizen. 1 ? ] Gideon Ntwi, c Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith of Jus- ^ tieo, visited friouds here last Satur- f day and Sunday. 1 Rov. W. R. Porret of J/istice, was 1 among our visitors a few days ago. C. F. Spivey went to Conway last Friday, returning on Saturday. < J.L. Boyd is in the load for Su- 1 per visor. Mr. Boyd is a good man and deserves our support. We read the card of James H. Marsh with pleasure. He will run well iu Dog Bluff. The artesian well of our efficient postmaster, Mr. J. M. Lewis, is nearing completion. Miss Martha Jenkins has returned home from the Summer School. Perloy Sellers has returned home t i.ii?i-i i rum r luriua, J We hope for a elean campaign this vour, froe from mud slinging. VV. B. C. ( Adrian Items. The Rev. J. T. Todd and ?H. B. Roberts, both filled their appoint- 5 ments here on Sunday. 1 Miss Carrie K. Long from Col urn- * bus, Ga., was married to Mr. W. H. Dill of Greenville here on July, I 8th, Elder H. 11. Holmes perform- 1 ing the ceremony. t Crops hero as a whole are the fin- t est the writer has ever known. P. 1 C. Phipps has four acres of swamp 1 land planted in corn the last day of 1 May. It is now as high as an f ordinary man. V J. W. Dorsey shipped a car load f of watermelons from here on the I 11th. Return llardwick has the finest tobacco in this section. Manassa Thompson is suffering greatly from the cancer on his face. 1 Ho needs help. Anyone wishing c to help him may send any amount to 1 his address, Adrain, S. C , care of G. W. Sessions. The entire coun- v ty should come to his relief. h Miss Glen Anderson of Adai&n, f was married to Mr. Ward of Chad- I bourn a few days ago. She was the n charming daughter of Mrs. J. H. a Graham, and we regret to looso C such a sweet girl. h Lake Swamp. ^ Cotton crops through this section are generally fine. Tobacco curing is in progress. We hope to receive much better prices than we rer>ni vn/1 I o o I'Otiv L/Ui ?cu iiaov jr vwi The picnic at McQueeus bridge on i the 2nd itist., was well attended by a ? large crowd. There was supposed f( to be about live-hundred. A good ^ many of tho candidates were present. a Mr. W. A. Prince candidate for 0 Superintendent of Education was present and made a fino speech, and f( we think him tho man for the office. ^ Hurrah for A. P. Johuson for j supervisor. 0 Among the visitors in this section c last Sunday were M. B, Small and s N L. Gerrald. s ?ieorgo Shelly end Brad Shelly " were visitors at S. P. Gerrald's 0 'ast Sunday. Miss Agness Gerrald, Delia Gerrald and Nola Gerrald were visitors at K. C. Gerrald's last Sunday. ? Miss Addie Gerrald and Miss Mattie Gerrald visited at Mrs. Gerrald s last Sunday. e H. H. Gerrald of this section ll went to Conway last Saturday. SB J From the Bay. ^ The health of the community is good at present. C We had some light showers of rain last week which were much needed. 7 _ Miss Lettie Harrelson of this sec- tion is teaching the Simpson Creek school which commenced the 5th inst. Miss Lettie is a fine teacher and nev- e 3r fails to give satisfaction. ti J. T. Floyd was to commence the a Athens school last Monday. Mr. 8 Floyd is another one of our good <1 teachorg. He taught our Winter 8 school and won many friends in this section. 7 Water melous aro coming in. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hinson of this section attended services at Simpson Creek the last of last week. I Miss Cora Harrelson spent ono night last week at J. W. Ward's. Some of our farmers got good sures on tobacco last week. Charlie Currie and Willie Shelly of Marion were visitors in this seotion last Sunday. All you correspondents find your pen and give us the news. C. W. Death at Gurlcy. Daniel Anderson died at his homo at Gnrley on Juue 25th 1904, in his 49th year. Mr. Anderson was a good neighbor, husband and father. He joined the Missionary Baptist church at Cain Branch and afterwards moved his membership to New Light Baptist church where he remained until his death. He was a leader in the Sunday school here and as long as he was able his seat was never vacant. He was an inlustrious man. The funeral took place at the home of Mr. Anderson, jonducted by the Rev. C. E. Robertson at Conway. His remains were laid away at the Anderson graveyard. Ho leaves a wife two ions, four daughters and five brothers and a host of friends to mourn .heir less. FG P C poi 1 S? I ?"?? I *'le Nitin'i Crtitut Cir?lcMi. I i i-yij vrs?r?^r Il'* A M?m? ?<t tar luwa tax, lut. I for Bui ? Wlirta. ?!???*" ??"? ?* rrv\l, ttnrmm Hoi. D ttMU.UUnt.lM HM>t ?">?. *V ?M Ttrol OrtaotaM* tlXW*. Ill--, KlW Si m?m cimmw. cn, ?'? I.,". IM l*?X. DlMnl <M Uj rtiet, ?? BMW 11ta.??? {-' el free ?liw wwu. comWKae J wd *\ phic-k A , 4 "'ao orntrrm. Din ? It 5Wr JfiriKOfk U9?w Sulphrr C<| ' H - z~t * ? ii. tan, w ? ta<taMC >| Working Mjrlit and Day. The busiest and mi^hticsl little ;hing that ever was made is Dr. King's New Life Pills. These pillf change weakness into strength, list ossness into euergy, brain-fag intc nentul power. They're wonderful n building ui) the health. Only 25c .>er box. Sold by Dr. E. Norton. ?E. J. Marsh and W. J. Heniricks, both of the Cedar Grove sec ,ion, wore in Conway last Saturday. No Pity Shown. "For years fate was after mo coniiuuously" write? F. A. Gulledge, Verbena, Ala. "I had a terrible mse of Piles causing 24 tumors. When all failed Huckleu's Arnica salvo cured me. Equally good foi 13urns and all aches and pains. On y 25c. at Dr. E. Norton's drug Store. ?The Rev. H* T.^M. Todd was in ZJonway recently. Brutally Tortured. A case came to light that for persistent and unmerciful torture has jjerhaps never been equaled. Joe Jolobic of Colusa, California, writes. 'For 15 years I endured insutTerable ^ain from Rheumatism and nothing elieved mo though 1 tried everyhing known. I came across Elec-ric Hitters and it's the greatest nedicine on earth for that trouble. V few bottles of it completely reieved and cured mo." Just as good or Liver and Kidney troubles and general debility. Only f?0e. Satisaction guaranteed by Dr. E. Norton Jruggist. Nifltt Was Her Terror. "I would cough nearly all night ong," writes Mrs. Chas. Applcgate, ?f Alexandria, lnd., "and could hardy get an3' sleep. 1 had consumption o bad that if 1 walked a block I vould cough frightfully and spit >lood, but when all other medicines ailed, three #1.00 bottles of Dr. Cing'sNew Discovery wholly cured ae and I gained 58 pounds." It's bsolutely guaranteed to cure loughs, Colds, La Grippe, Bronchit* and all Throat and Lung Troubles. *rice 50c and #1.00. Trial bottles ree at Dr. E. Norton's drug store. i 9 ? Citation Notice, By II. N. Sessions. Esq., P. J. Whereas, T. A. Johnson made suit o me, to grant him Letters of Ad. ainistration of the Estate of and efacts of J. E. Kennedy. These are herefore to cite and admonish all nd singular the kindred and creditors of the said J. E. Kennedy, deeased, that they be and appear, beore me in the Court of Probate, to e held at Conway, S. C., on July 5th, after publication hereof, at 11 'clock in the forenoon, to shew ause, if any they have, why the aid Administration should not be ;ranted. Given under my hand, this 1st day f Julv. Anno Domini. i?)04 II. N. Sessions, Probate Judge, H. C. lotlceto Creditors and Debtors. All persons holding claims against the state of E, Van Dusenbury, deceased, are iereby required to present the same duly ttested and verified, to the undersigned r this notice will be pleaded In bar of heir recovery, and all persons indebted o said estate are hereby required to make ayinent to the undersigned. J. A. McDormott, Qualified Executor. )r H. II. Woodward, His Attorney. 7-04. 4t. NOTICE} TO GRBDITORS* All persons holding claims against the state of Wilson Lewis, deceased, are iereby notified to present the same duly ttested to the undersigned, and all perons indebted to said estate are hereby reuired to inake payment to the underlined. C. K. Oerrsld, Executor. -7- 04. 4t. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure DIqmU what you oat* Bicycles! Bicy A full line of Bicycles and Bic; 1 BEPAIB1NG J.l lourt House Square. HANCOCK'S quid Sulphur iltlvc. guaranteed cars IlKiKt ol the D, SKIN and SCALP Is hoi or cold bathi. for cipplicatioa. for (sternal uae. urt's 6r?at?st Barmloidt ititutional remedy. ATH and TOILET e( the completion, renew* wth ol the nair and preturning gray. Hancock's Sulphur Ointment ared etpeclally n*. Scaldi, Open Chaled Farti, irlacer, Boili, Roughncn far and Hand* lata kr II Shin ill Unggiita uiti. Hancock Liquid Sulphur Coa Bsltlmore, Md. nm^wwwwAwwsw^wwwswwwnwweAnAnrw ' Slocums Troatinent > I 'wasnrfsgwy Ounranlectl DrwgH Thcromaters and For Tobacco Medicines Harris of all 2Sctseach. , Kinds. LwnwMaNNwmaw ?PUItE? PARIS GREEN 20fESTS IMil'Nn. i I ! Conway Drug Co. VnniMnMnMnMnMMMM?wwMWNW' r/t - t * juveryooay who has tried it knows the excellent class of work we do. Give us a triul if you havn't, and be convinced too. OUR Delivery System is alright too. Leave your name with us and we do the rest The old reliable, CHARLOTTE STEAM LAUNDRY A. E GOLDFINCH, Agt. Spivov Building. Shingles! Shingles!! Send me your orders by mail, or call at office Waccamaw Line of Steamers for best Cypress shingles made by Shingle M'f'g. Co. T. J. Bell, Agt. CONWAY. S. G. SPIVEY 6c COLLINS CO. Fire Insurance Bicycles, D. A, SPIVEY, M. W. COLLINS President Secretary Office In Bank llulldlna Dental Notice. DR. W. E. McCORD, SURGEON DENTiST. Conway, - - S. C i ?aF~Over Bank of Horry. Cook Wood I have secured all the Board ends AT CONWAY LUMBER CO., and I will furnish them cheap on short notic. Best cook wood yon can get. Draying and Hauling I have headquarters at the store of the Hah L. Buck Co., and ordorsfor DRAYING or HAULING left with me will be promptly attended to. S.M.Tompkins. rcles! Bicycles! pole Sunt!ties always on hand. A SPECIALTY. D. OLIVER. I THE I I THE where broidei will be ing Qo( tion. 1 our full I Burroug markets. Wilmington. Spirits Turpentine steady. I Rosin Tar-Market firm at $1.80 per barrel of *2.80 pounds. Crude Turpentine Market firm at $2.25 per for hard, $4.00 for dip $4.25 for virgin. Cotton We Have Moved To the store formerly occupied by the Conway Supply Co Where we will be pleased to meet our many friends and customers. Those who wish to buy SPRING and SUMMER GOODS at the lowest prices to bo had in town will do well to look over my stock before buying We also carry a complete line of GROCERIES A. P. JOHNSON G. S. HACKER & SON, 544, 546 and 548 Kind St, CHARLESTON, S. C. WINDOW AND I'ANC'Y ULANN A NPRC'IA LTV. EVERY FARMER has, or should have some produce to soli, and it. is to his advantage to soil where ho can buy the most and best Coflfeo, Sugar, Bacon, Lard, Tobacco, Flour, Meal, Grits and Dry Goods. We also carry a line of HARDWARE and anything else you may desire for the least money. Give us a call when in town. An Oil Finish Protrait Free For Cash Trade. For Particulars call at our store. Respectfully, W. T. ELLERBE. NOTHING BETTER , than a nice fresh Collar and pair of Cuffs bearing our CELEBRATED DOMESTIC OB GLOSS FIlll We will Call for, and prompt ly Deliver your Laundry Monday morning and Friday afternoon. V1LH1IGT0R STEAM LAUNDRY. D. R. ELLERBE, Agent. NFW QTHRF ilM R? 1 V1IU *n AND ^ New Goods. < We have opened up a new d and first class line of I m Fancy Groceries in the Vaught building, and will be glad to serve you at any time. * I H. S. Collins. . t i - 3LLULX THE RIGHT STO FOR YOU TO BUY BEST QO( II ull your friends to call at the Gal) there is a fall line of Dress Fabric ies, Laces of all kinds, Stylish Gooc 'or Summer wear, at lowest prices ' benefit of experienced buying. OUU IJ NH OF ten's Youths' am 3oys' Clothinj found to be one of the Largest, if not Lfest in llorry County. Our Gents F wis can hardly be duplicated in tl Then too it will interest you, to lot line of Shoes, in Patent Leathei ilf. 5HS & COLI J~| THE BIC I? Money Trading at For the simple q| arc bought in 31 there is a lartrc |f and select from 2^ JR just what you right quality ai ? to suit you. gft Wo buy in L TIES ana soli fo p low profit t^J Hal L. ] ^1 THE Bl ^ WM))H)))H))W TMmaaih W. D. GRAH^ LORIS yv V w m Wo are going I I Summer Good M JL to lna^e room Fssill S We thank *ur friends for past pa of same. A full and complete line of Gone J. D. GrR t A Good Reputa The ever increasing busi has demonstrated that th to-date country store like taken of low water frei; bought cheap. We carry only the best I r?rtx., ?! . .?W>? u<t vu IV U1MI11.MCLU 11 110 SPRING AND S LB ~ nrr - r \ PEOPLES TOBi (W AREHOU > IS THIS l?[iA<'K F< THEIHTORAnrn l We are of the People With over twenty-five year y and selling tobacco, you wii you bring us your tobacco I We will have buyers from t Tobacco Companies, and j t buyers at the Peoples Warel We guarantee best market p I EDWARDS 6c t(T AAA BANK DEPOSIT Railroad Para Paid. 500 7RIK Couraaa Offarad. HI Board at Coal. Wrtta Quick MMtA-ALABAMA BUSINESS COLLCAC.Maaaa.te. STORE II ~>DS* II s, Km< Vou / indeed 'urtoLshii8 see- fl )l< over B LINS CO. I I mmmmi 3 STORE 1^1 is Saved ?3 I ^ ^ I III c* t nr O 4- /"v ?s I I CI V-J 15^; rcasou that goods large ?|?uinti1 ies, f| 4 line to look over , and you can get ? want of just the iid (he right style II r K K A SO NAB L V Buck Co J3II IG STORE 1^5 1 ^M, Manager. | , s. c. J to close out our Spring and f?rfSurtbe "uxt '50 Days 1 itock. J tronage and solicit a continuance ral Merchandise always on hand AHAM. tion moss wo do at Toddville, o public appreciates an upon rs where ad vantage is .(lit rates, and goods are ; | that money can buy, and fl| UMMER GOODS. . >t?senbury 6c Co. ** __j_i fgimutf >k all to sell j* ^>it toi* prices. m kj4 and for the People. > s experience in handling ^ \ II make no mistake when ? ^ ror sale he American and Imperial J l nurr.ber of Independent ^ 4 louse to buy your tobacco. ] CONNALLY. > preao | is a sure resource i 1M