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I $ '-vr XlJ. 'a, <M, I VOL. 14. * HOW IT WAS D_ 'EIV\S. The Story ot the Battlc t V>r excursions Sea of Japan. till at work jf i?y' HOW ADMIRAL TOftv', ? , 'QSThc Commander, Carefully; JCll Planned and Won a (ireat Victory ,eck L? Over the Kusian Fleet, The le at Tarpedo Attack was the ood. Climax of the Battle. A special cable dispatch to the Nc^'i. 'll, York Times from Toklo says It Is no possible to write the story of the v tie of the Sea of Japan and qtercsting < movements of the belll^erep,,. Rabtist preparing for It. From Hr?" Adrpi-^1. Toko r wav ? CotJ.r\ty contiiAk^s to grow. Several new residences are now going up In the western part of town. II. 11. Woodward and Col. C. P. 1 Quattlobaum were at Tilley Swamp ' last Monday on legal business. W. R. Britt on Main street has put in a soda fountain and is now prepared to serve eold drinks of all kinds. ?Col. Quattlobaum will soon ' begin the erection of a new store on the lot formerly occ upied by his law oIVicg. I -I'rof. A. II. Rates will o induct religious services in Home wood Hall ( on next Sunday afternoon at the usual hour. ?There is only a small percentage of male teachers attending the summer school. What is the matter with the boys? ' ?Jones, at Justice otters highest ' market prices for eggs, poultry, I beeswax, hides, furs etc., and wants I all the wool in Horry county. 5 ?The Svpervisor calls attention I in this issue to the new law which provides that all public ollieers shall I draw their salaries quarterly. I ?Thore was to have been a lawn party last Monday evening at the ( residence of Rev. W. R. Wait, but | the rain interfered. ( Makes digestion and assimilation per- 1 feet. Makes new red blood and lane. < That's what Ilollistei's itoeky Mountain i Ten will do. A tonh for the sick and j weak. 85 cents, Tea or tablets at Norton j Drug Co, -A shed attached to the side of the old store of S. T. Sessions was torn away last week to make room for one of the walls of the new brick 1 building 1 A series of revival meetings will i begin at Conway Ribtist church next Sunday night. The Rev. J. M. Page of South port, N. C., will assist the pastor. 1 ?The Rev. J. R. Shinn will lee ture ut tho Summer School next Friday night. Publie cordially invited. His subject will be the humorous and serious sides of a , teacher's life. ' ? Wo want every chicken in Horry county weighing from i to 1A lbs. ' Astonishingly high prices paid. ' Try us ahd sec if pi ices are not ' right. W. Boyd Jones. Justice, ' S. C. ' ?The Conway bottling Works has i been steadily growing in business < since the first of the new year. They i lind that new and larger quarters i will be needed soon ar.d probihly i become a necessity before another' year. j < ?Mr. J. K. Johnson of Blanche, was in town a few days last week. I Mr. Johnson has accepted a position with the Chicago Portrait Co.; and will be stationed at Columbia for the present and left here last Monday for that point. Ben Hickman a negro who came into town from the country, was drunk on the streets here last Saturday and ma le some attempts to resist arrest when approached by the town marshal. He was lined in ; the sum of $1(1 which he promptly paid. ?The postmasters of the county will do us a great favor by forwarding tho packages of the Hkhai.d as rapidly as possible. We try to mail the papers promptly, and they will reach the subscribers on time if the postmasters will do their duty in this matter. ?A petition is being circulated I asking the Governor to grant a com mutation of sentence in the case of II. G. McDaniols now serving a son\ v tence of twelve months in the counW' ty jail. The prisoner is advanced in years and the confinement is having a bud eiFoct on his health, ?Adam Burroughs, a negro, was arrested last Thursday at Reaves' Ferry, by special constablo, If. N. Sessions, on a warrant sent hero from Georgetown, charging the negro with selling property under lion. After the arrost the sheriff of Georgetown county was promptly notified that the prisoner would be held subject to his orders. ?The county board, with exccpfcirtn nf cnmmiiininnnr Mfflniiifori i?l>" ",,W was abser.t, met at tho regular time last Tuosday. No claims were audited for the reason that one member was absent and tho annual sottlomont near at hand. The report as to tho proposed bridge across the Waccamaw at Conway was received and filed for future consideration. A right of way ncross the county poor farm was granted to tho Conway, Coast & Western Railroad Co. Some small matters relating to the pauper claims were attended to. fft tho ) yg down c . fj?Er H its-iJfu.su AND ?I >. Tr?i* ?'.$ les* ?The Conway Eight & Power Co., has been organized with officers as follows: I). A. Spivoy, Pres., M. W." Collins, V. Pres.; C. Spivoy, Sec. and Treas., and with the same gentlemen as directors of the corpora la tion. Their charter empowers the company to establish and maintain an electric light and power plant, v,s furnish lights for the town and its citizens, furnish enterprises, oper- tc ate an ice factory, maintain a pumping station and supply the town with water for general water tl works and sewerage. ?Of the fifteen scholarships own- n I'd by the South Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs only the follow- ( | ing are now open: College for Women, (Irecnvillo Female College, Urecnvillo College for Women, 15 Chieora College, The South Carolina Kindergarton Association Training School, Wluthrop College Con fed- ,l' rrate lloms College, Clifford Seminary. The examinations for sholar- j ships will be held in each county, u July :id. All applicants must file their names before June 25th, with Miss Annadora Haer, Chairman Ed- w ucational Department S. C. Fed- w eration of Women's Clubs, 115 Hull Street, Charleston, S. C. ^ Magistrate's Court. 'IMw. ? * <iv iv/iiv.;rr 111^; llUVi! rCCCMlliy been disposed of by Magistrate Jen- D retto: w The Slate vs. Kd Make, disorderly conduct. Plead guilty and paid line of and costs. The State vs. Joe Jones, refusing to work road. Plead guilty and paid line of #f> and costs. tl The State vs. I I). Nobles, disor- (i; lerly conduct. Dismissed on payment of costs. The Stale vs. J. H. Mack, viola- ei lion of contract. Dismissed on pay to inent of costs. The State vs. Marsdon Woodbury, issault with deadly weapon and car- '? rying concealed weapons. Dismisscd as to assault with deadly weapon, plead guilty of carrying concealed m pistol and paid line of $20 and costs md forfeited pistol. The State vs. Marion Kay, housebreaking and malicious mischief, to Preliminary hearing given and do - at fondant held on charge of housebreaking. Charge of malicious mischief dismissed. ai P. M. Ray was prosccnted in the iU magistrate's court hero last Friday 10 by D. P. Green, who had him charged with breaking in to his house th flown at the Porter farm. Green he claimed to have a right to the prem- so ises through a deed, and Ray was already in possession of the premises under lease from .1. A. Lewis. After hearing the testimony and the arguments of council on both sides, the magistrate bound the Defendant over to the court of Gen ()j aval Sessions. ^ The State vs Sallie G raham, Fan- (K nic Keaty and Scrap Macrae, larceny, Sallie Graham and Fannie Beaty plead guilty and were sen- oi fenced to ten days each in theconn- M fcy jail or Sallie to pay a line of $0 of DO and Fannie $ 4.00. They paid of the fines. Magistrate'* Court at Doujrola ' A A large crowd gathered at the l! store of T. L. Smart & Co., at Don- ^ ijolu last Saturday to witness the *trial of two boys on a charge of dis orderly conduct. Both sides were represented by attorneys. When the 0(. rase was called for trial and the jury drawn, defendant's attorney inov- in >d to quash the warrant for disor - si ierly conduct, and the i>rosecution A agreed to withdraw it. The prose cntion had issued a new warrant l"' charging entry on land after notice and this was next taken up. The defendants pleaded guilty to this st. last and were lined in the sum of live \V< dollars each which they promptly tie paid. l?< ^ ^ B to Thousands Depend oil l.ost (iram A man has been several times lately in an effort to lind some trace c0 of an old grant covering thousands of acres of land in Texas. It is claimed that the land has been lo pi eated and that it rightfully belongs 1 ll to the heirs of Jarrot (Jowan, who lived here about the year 18118 and was sheritV of the county at that Ktj time. II 1<\ Oowan of YVeimer, S. tj4 C3.. is one of the heirs and was hero <>r last week. Every effort is being j iiuiuu id it-act ine oui grant winch has been lost since the death of 11 Jarrct Gowan. Legal assitance has been engaged hero but there are no ^ results as yet in the matter. to Picnic at Cedar Creek t(l There will be a basket picnic at Cedar Creek bridgo July 8th. Every- of body cordially invited to attend with well filled baskets. Cool drinks on the grounds but no drunkenness al. Jo lowed. Dillon Elliott. Ilisco. ^ W. T. Harris and Miss Almira R Stevens attended Sunday school at ^ Cain Branch last Sunday. 'n Mrs. J. E. Stevens spent a few days with her mother-in-law last . week. ar E. C. Harris plowed up some of his cotton last week on account of grass, and ^ill plant peas. of J. W. Harris has one aero of fine m tobacco and says ho will take $40 for it just like it stands. G. C. Skipper paid friends and t" relatives a visit in the Loris section last Sunday. Mack Tyler was in the Bisco sec- le tion last Sunday. A. F. Harris made a flying trip in the Eldorado section last Sunday. . G. W. Sessions visited D. J. Stev- ( ens' last Sunday. E. Y. W. H. Davis returned the first of the week from Darlington. u* FOR SAi PERSONAL. ?E. Van Graham was in thecifry< st week I ? W. F. Smith was a pleasant viler recently. Hon. I). I). Ilarrelson was in iwn recently. ? II. C. Jones of Gideon was 3n ie city on Tuesday. ? The Misses Collins have lately turned homo from College. ? U. \V. Lawriinoro was in town ? business one day recently. Mrs. .1. Wat-kins Leo of Myrtle each was in Conway last Friday. ?S. C. Dusenbury is at homo om the South Carolina College. H. 11 Vaught ofNixonvillo was i town on business one day last oek. ?N. T. Collins wa3 amon?; those ho paid us a pleasent call last ppk ?T. J. Vauyht was amon^ the trmcrs in Conwav one day last eck. ?Supervisor lloyd spent a day or vo in Green Sea township last cek. ?Messrs. Geo. W. and S. W. odd of Nixonville, were in town nturday. ?W. II. Moore of Adrain paid ic llearld olTice a pleasent call one ty last week. ?Col. C. P. Qoattlcbaum rcturn1 last week from a trip to Oharlcsm on business. ?Geo. W. Hardee, a prominent rmcr of the Adrian section, was in iwn one day recently. ?C. II Todd; the cflicient postaster at Gershom, S. C., came to ova on business recently. t W. N. Gerrald, who has been atnding eolloyc in Columbia, is hero tending the summer school. ?Capt. .1. E. Coles and family id Mr. and Mrs A. M. lhirrouj>lis o spending some time at Siu<,rlen's Swash. ? Miss Louise Vau^ht passed rou<*h town one day rccentlv on j >r way home from attending i hool in Columbia. Mrs. Uobt. !?. Seaiborouoh ft last Tuesday to attend the comeneemcnt exercises at the South irolina College. Mr. A. M. IJurrouohs and wife Conway, S. C., accompanied by iss Coles, were in the city a few >urs last week.?Carolina Field. ?Anions the new teachers who itered the summer school last onday, were Prof. \V. A. Prince, Loris, and Mr. Waitus Dawsey, ! Joppa. ?J. L. MoLucas who lias boon c;ntj^od in the lumber business near drain, S 0., sold the standing mbor on a lar^o tract of land to 10 John II Si/.er Lumber Co. ? , . . . ? TAX SAI.I":S. I'tuler an 1 by virtue of sundry tax ex utions issued by J A JdoDermott County easurer I x\iiI tell before the court >use door at Conway, S C within legal le hours on Monday tho 3rd day of duly 1) 11)00. ill and singular the following scribed tracts of land levied on and to sold at the ruit of the State lor taxes, wit: IN CONWAY TOWNSHIP Mab l S Askew. 10 acres beginning at a d<e on N W correr of lot No 145 on the ?st mi.rgin of the colony right of way and ing 2o chains from margin of I'otato lied rry Koad and runs thence N 20.30 W chain - to a stake then "e S 00.30 VV 10 aitis to center of lot No 111 thence S .30 In 10 diains to a stake thence N 00. 1 E 10 chains to beginning being the S K ie fourth of lot No 144 of Ilontewood lony tract AI .SO S W Whlpper. 20 acres more or less helming at a stake at the S margin of i'oU> bed Kerry road at the N E corner of lot > 112 and runs S 20.30 E 20 chains to a tke thence N 00.30 E 10 chains to a ik<* thence N 20.30 W 20 chains to a ke on the S margin of said road thence e road to beginning being the W 20 A lot No 141 of Iloinowood colony tract. ALSO Sarah II Perkins. 11 acres beginning at stake on'S W corner of lot No 128 and ins b 1 w 12 chains to a stake thence S E 0 chains to a stake thence N l E 12 ialii3 ton stake thence N 81MV 0 chains a stake the beginning being the N W io fourth of lot No 121 of 1 Ionic wood dony tract ALSO Jim Hickman. 56 A bounded by lands J 1) West David Ration and 11 & C Co. ALSO Robin Rrown estate 12 Abounded north r lands of R Q Green estato east by pub ; road leading from Conway to Port arrelson and south by lands Isaac Sarvis ALSO A T Coy. 22 A beginning at a stake at e N w corner of lot No 147 and runs 20 0 E 20 chains to a stako thence N 20 40 27 58-lOu chains to a stako thence S 00 r 10 40-100 chains to the beginning beg lot No 110 Homewood colony tract BCCK3 TOWNSHIP Stephen Herring. 10 A bounded N by nds of Mrs Ann James W by 11 ?fc C Co id Walker Hodge ALSO W G Singleton. 7 A Rounded by lands ' Willie Buck John Rrown and wnccaaw road. KI.OYD8 TOWNSHIP Wilson Floyd estate. 157 A bounded by nds of James Rattle on 3 sides and Llt9 Ree Deo River. OHKKN SKA TOWNSHIP J. J. Powell estate. 50 acres more or ss bounded East by F. R Stevens, W / John Edwards, N by S. W 11 arrelson ; nl. ALSO W 11 Cooper 60 acres more or less, 3Utided by lands of J C Rryant et al ALSO W W Willard estate, Little River town dp. 205 acres bounded by R ?& C Co-, avid Davis and Frank Keel i Terms cash R J Sessions Sheriff Horry Co J Lin -E BY awwwwwvs | Dr J | OCULIST i> (f \N MAY 27th ^ V?J From the vcr> course have been ex ^ . announce to the pec my patrons in the ^ Parties having any adjusted have an cj ^ neglect it 11 is in ^ This is a good time leave on the 21st as > Prices c Reasonable /l&BnnBMHHHI ^l^^<VVVVyvv' l? it Kijriit? Is it right tliut a property-owner should lose $1.20 to let tt denier make TO cents? A dealer makes GO cents mora on fourteen gallons of ready-for use paint at $1*50 per gallon, than our agent does on eight gallons of li AM paint and six gallons of linseed oil, which makes fourteen gallons of tin* host paint in the world, at $1.20 per gallon: the property-owner loses just $4.20. Is it right? It only requires 4 gallons of I, & M and 55 gallons linseed oil to paint a moderate sized house. Ten Thousand Churches painted with Longman & Marline/. L & M paint. Liberal quantity given to churches when bought from Burroughs & Collins Co., Conway, S. C. ino ricn. Notice is hereby given that all persons holding claims against the county which they want audited at the regular monthly meeting on the first Tuesday in each month, must file them with-tho clerk or supervisor before the day of mooting, and claims filed on the day of meeting will bo laid over hero after until the next meeting in course. The attcn! tion of all county olliccrs is called i to the fact thai llie law ruwivwlrta f/.i' drawing of their p.ty quarterly, and t his must bo strictly adhered to by the board . John L. Boyd, County Supervisor. MAR KET8, II ILMING TOJY, JV. ( Spirits 'rurpentinc Per (?al W r. Rosin i' i* lib! Jo 00. Tar Per Uhl 280 11 s :??. 00 Crude Turpentine llnrd Pei Rbl ...$3.80 ('rutin Turpentine Dip Per 1511 f t.'2b Cotton Middling Steady at 8 tie. OOjY II7/ J", *V. C. Eggs lOe. Chickens (trow u '20 to'25e. Chickens Spring 12J? ?.V the. Beeswax lSe. Tallow 3 \4r' Pork Fresh 0 *?c. Peas 90c. Sweet Potatoes 40c These markets will he corrected weekly. SPECIAL NOTICES. roil 8ALK- One soda fountain, w itn tanks and other fixtures and utensils. 8-25-54t. Apply II. II. Woodward, Att'y. FOB ItENT;? Belhea plantation one mile of Conway with nice house and fartn Applyat IIkhat.d Oillea FOR SALE:?85 acres well timbered land one mile from Board Landing and from river .None cleared $200.00 offer ed for timber several years ago Apply to II II Woodward Atty WANTED:?Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for firm of $250,000 capital. Salary $1,072 per year payable weekly. Expenses advanced. Address Geo. (J. Clows, Conway, S. C. For Sale at a bargain ?Oso I lege Circular Haw mill and 30" carriage complete, including one Henry Disston 50 7 (tnago inserted tooth saw, now in operation, cutting 8000 to 10,000 feet boards per 10 hours Persons wishing to install mill of that capacity, will do well to investigate All In good condition and slightly worn, too light for nor For particulars and prices address, M (1 Andersen, Georgetown County) Annandale, S C (1-8 5 V. FOR SALE?One saw mill, Lane Patent, one 20 h. p. engine, one 25 h. p. holler, together with complete fixtures and tools used therewith. Also a grit/, mill, 10 II. P, engino and holler, counter shaft and belting complete, all In first class" order. Also one double steam holler feeding pump. Option of 8000 feot long straw stumpage and first choice of .100 acres short straw and cypress. | All within two miles of mill. Will sell with mill. Apply or write to Jos. Ilegy, I Onrley, H. 0, 6 S 5 <it JIM )NWAY DRUG 'vVWWWWWWWVWVWVVV? n i\.t ? c 0 Uo i>cwman, s & OPTICIAN of New York. % 1 cairo to Conway intending to remain a few days. ' beginning 1 have done extremely good business, and of tending my visit from time to time. Now I desire to ^ pie of 1 lorry County, as I have no* been able to serve ; limited time previously announced tliorcforo I will Remain Until > JUNE 20TH. | trouble with their eyes or need fine glasses scientifiically cccptioual good opportunity. Sight is too precious to )t well to fool with common and badly adjusted glasses. for young people to look after their eyes. I am sure to I am due in Marion, S. C. on the 22nd. IMF IT HUM HflTFI ???!??? f LJIUUL^^ 11 DRUMMERS | SAMPLES A T C O S T This is an opportunity which comes only once n year. Wo have purchased the entire sample outfit of two drummers and as the goods will bo sold in TWO DAYS we intend si>Hii g them at cost, so come early and avoid ihe tush and got your pick of Skirts, Corsets. Bonnets, Lace Ctips, Hanker I chiefs of all kinds Ladies Satchels, I I Hosiery, Neck Wear, Umbrellas . Collars, Fancy Shirts, G a use Shirts, Ladies Vest, Dip Combs I Shell Hair Pins, Glo ve s, Over Alls, Jackets Sus Ipenders, Pants | I n fact every thin# you may desire in the notior. line and at prices of whole sale E cost, at the CONWAY Bargain House. (to thf pi iri iri i You are invited to come in and look over our Dross Goods, Shoes, Straw Hats and other goods. We can soli as low as tho lowest We also carry a nice lino of fiive groc Such as Hams, Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Can Goods etc. Give us your trade when in town. B. F. TUTON & CO IBM 1(11HI SI mil ' r# \ & ALf A ~ " Ny ^ M ik Le JLvx ^ v CO. " V fa Sense Decide l||jj b coffee sold loose (in bulk), exposed to dust, germs and insects, pasting through many hands (soma ox I them not over-oloan), "blended," you don't know how or by whom, 8 is lit for your use T Of oourse you 8 LION COFFEE Is another story. The grten I berries, selected by keen I fudges at the plantation, are I skllllull3 roasted at our fee* I torles, where precautions yen I would not dream of are taken fl to secure perfect cleanliness* I flavor, strength and uniformity* I From the time the coffee leaves fl the factory no hatul touches it till I it is opened in your kitchen. FEE the LEADta or AU PACKAGE COSTttS. omos weloomo LION COFFEB daily* fl of merit than continued and increaa- fl mrvives all opposition." v j , r o ...vU-?v?<.vuvi?i; Jiuv.?n(j0.y (Save your Liou-heads for valuable premiums.) I SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE WOOLSON SPIOE CO., Toledo, Ohio, . j MORE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY AND LESS MONEY For IV!ore Groods. ON DRY GOODS SHOES AND CLOTHING. GEO N. SHAHEEN (Successor to Georgo & Ellis) PROTECTION. I WHAT A roWKK ()F MIMNJJV<7TJ/ f./VfC OF IT! PROTECT YOUR FAMILY. YOURSELF AND PROPERTY. C^ii. - have just closed ad 1905 witli one of th<^lwg?8t Lightning . jd Manufacturers __ , in U^HpForld, and am prepared to eqni^> your hornthe very best LIGHTNING CON1) U C T CrT nude* at the very lowest prices. "Protection is Duty; Dj'JjDebJ^, Debt is O" 1 until paid.'' JO^for war ^WTfltlH OF I'EACr:. Lot me help A correspondence will receive ; ; prompt attention. 1 fine A dress, ,r F, Kimball, LOCK IJOX CONWAY, H, C. aggaaaasawfl&i*a i v v" dl I ICE CBBAM. I ^ I D y?n would reali/.o iIn; blessing of thirst, call and re- I ir " fresh yourself with our cold soda. Efforts have boon ^ made to improve beverages and all the prioress that has been made is exemplified at our fountain. ? We Serve S i ^ all the nice drinks at our grocery store,' pure wholesome ^P "W SL and delicious. Hring in your thirst and let us quench it. ) Established 1880 J. Tj. MeE^wee, Prop A OjEUla Bennettsvillo Marble Wks, I" I Moiiiiiii?*h(h TonibHtoiM'H mitl Ourblni; rirat Clsfts Work. KcnAOiinhlc I'rlc ' It. K, Gasque, Conway, 8. (Sjj^V Itev. C. L. Hugging, Galivants Ferry, B. OjHBr BUGGIES WAGONS, f 1vii f<'M youMEED a ME IK bi jog y or wagom, pojrr forget ., * tuit AV r* Di^f w a ?w J? m mu vw" <\JC/JLfiAX>LrKl?f and come and buy from k A. W. Jetmkltvs Sonkf WTi* -* I