Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, January 27, 1874, Image 2
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LORRY NEWS.|
T. W. BKATY, Kiutor. |'
jar Mv? ?re? in no %rise ?*&)?<*, a ib/c |
">r (Jit oi&as qf our Oorr&tftondt /its.
VKs\)\\\ .rvNTAKV?;, I871
{F^>r i'Ue Uori> News.]
A DECLARATION or TAZTA7IN.',
WOMEN,
41 And the T.ofd, God took tho matt,
'and p\iv him iti the garden ot Kden,
*to dress it, and to keep it." And the
ILord, God vanl, it it* not, good, thn
*?uau should be alone; I Will make him
n help meet." When Vhey sinned the
i.Lor I, God *a:d to ma*, %4In the swcai
>1 thy face, shall thon eat thy bread."
^sow ease-h?\ing man didn't like, to
>lres*? and keep t*We garden, with only
tthe assistance of h woman?so those
men ?>i phtsioa) strength, and mental
vapuciiy t?? rnlv, subverted the weak
'fnil docile, aerd transmitted them, with
knvir ehiiditit, as an inheritance to
Hheir dtsoevidnnta.
The l'J<ri?tiau era introduced testeh'tis
with ik-w idea* and principles. A
Vea Commandment whs given unt?
itnun, uTo love Oiie another?do unto
vi hers, as they would be done by,'
V. v,? w ooctnnea that inside slow pro
^lt'?U til the ttoney, selfish hearts ot
the jiowei till.
Not until tha close of tho twelfth
xeutury do we find the idea of governing
by representation to prevail
Wnoug the nations ot Europe, and
liicu ouly in u limited degree.
i he Barons oi England declare, that
1 bo objects of a political sobriety are, 1
the equal distribution ot justice; ami
Hit? I roe enjoyment 01 property; they
tleiuoiistialed to King John, that the
^ oivtue right" ol a king was limited,
\ V torcing him to grant them the
light to elect twenty live members ol
I heir own order, as conservators of the
public ri^iits. The Barons needed
the coueuiicnee ol the, people
>o they privileged them in each
votuuy, to elect twelve kinghls, (:i
knight was u young servant prwileg -d
l?. bear arms) having thus guirantied
\bvir liberties, they an tiered themselves
tv oe lulled, into partial security.
t daily, ambition*, ci uchhearted men
Iben, "borrowed Hie livery ot' iieaven
to serve the devil; ' with gent: , pertUasivu
savings they WOu^upoi the
Tlvdiility ami devotional sc i m.niis
vt the people; they persuaded the p ;o* <
pi", that they Were Christ's vLegetents
on eaKh; that to b< slo v o.i
i:-"iu was giving to their Master; the
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j J>1? .;csiy TCU Oil L11C 111 l.xruje s* -l u > i
Iili they Were jjOHao.ssed ul luuds, ?-.i St*
I meet monasteries,?build : ?11Jh,?t >
'lu.dose meadow and woo<l, as game
) reserves, which werv reserved v/veiu(ivcly
lo? tlic pleasure and palate of
W cuurch Iignnaries; their keepers
J ?tfole?l SlTCA!!! :tl|d pO||d lor A It.-iO
| <vpose,?the |>?.*??plo io?'k (heir corn
Jiod wheal I" he #101110!, and their
? loth to. he lulled at their mills, iro n
h duvotioual Sense ot duly, allowing
\ he n lo H : then own rates of toll an i
inuus; until toe common l.iw oi lvi#*
i.iud?custom, was firmly riveted upon
t.'ieii). 4'Froiul* in hi* Annals *1 an j
Lnolish Abbey," relaies instances,
v? neu the Abbm by the law ol custom, 1
t'l d-us men as ins "horn bondmen;'
(.ml the courts dcuide in Ins tutor;
thus spiritual lords were more op pies
P \ aud tyrannical, than the secular
l?rd* had ever dared to he. The peo?
|?ic were wakened to their condition
Ibey got hand mills, and a-iid they
eould i^rind, in their own houses; thai 1
V?cy would have the't* cloth tuPud
i. . 1 * 1
? nurv iv ? uui<i oe a'Mie draper; the
')t?t u?(iii violence; the oaao wiu
tnfried to court; avjaiw justice anil laW
V.ks mi Ui?.*niv of power and e.v?ah?
ha.ied authority; the paoplo were ob<
M<fM \ti tike their corn, wheat <o? ! '
* 1 Jill tO the Ahlii.t *3 fnills; and to talio
l< i present* of wine, to appease his
\ at h, -1 linn wan it a tuu'ceH<d<>n ol
ktrug^les, between the Init y, ami their '
spirit toil lords., until the time ot Henry
VIII; when with n mighty hlow he 1 1
|o?e.i?d moiiUd 'in, from hi?j kingdom, j 1
.-uny Hnd oppression still lingered;
hut the people h id learned to think "
toV thc?m?Olve?. if l' <*y could not *ni?,
>'et?j?fnllv resist th??v could rt?M? ir. .n. i
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5*. America ofWrct an asylum. U? I
tv'At* women ahnr? t?hfe peri ?, hnr<inhi|?< L
Viiid privation* of ?? plonker* a lite, to
thfl tehjnvm^nt <>t freedom ami liU
v of connclt-<? ?. As *onn a* the
%??*cra*> co flout i?h
PlitWVi the ri^to to lay i i|???p,i < n I
u UV*A trur**-* ot li!w, winch tl v t ;
R^Li^ . *fc i
TTIE 11
coin st?m? ly resisted ; the vromou j
J"'i?ivu with the moo in eourngeoualy
" tHSvjurnr 'ho issues of the times; on
those issues whs founded a mighty
**oun try,? the fundamental prineipals
tJoiiRtituiion are, Taxation without
lv<0'|>rv'H??)tation is unjust?all have an
*t| nal right to life, liberty ami pursuit
? happiness.
The women of the emmfi-tt
? v<..mhi j , viiii; iu
these glorious principles, had their
sympathies enlisted in behalf of the
slave; their writings, sayings and
doings, had much to do with the linal
iesult;?emancipation of the colored
rare; to that race was freely given, the
right of repr< sentati'tn in the governiiioiit,?the
rigiu of a common jury;?
the right to lie elected to posi'inu* ot
iionoi;, trust a s i > Pro Kir.
Russia liberated her serfs. IIo|. ]
land and Rrazil did likewise with |
their slaves, Spain the last bond !
hold is being towed into the line vM
pr? igress.
Thus lar the men have done well
among themselvas in carrying out the
principals of tl)e "new commandment."
Ret us go back 434 years before
< hrist, and see what has been done
during all this time for woman, We
aiil rel? r to tic* IVi'dc story of kino
liasueras, : i it;! i?i ii Vadili; the!
' king made* a great least, t?> his
i???If prince* and servants; on tile
"eventIi day, when the heart lite king
was merry with wine, lie eomuiaudi d j
mi bring Vaslni the epieeii beiore t be I
king, wiin tlii.* crown royal, ?i> show j
Hie people, ami the princes liei beauty;
lor .*>hc \V if lair to look on I ik a mo I
, gen i ie, virtuous Woman sin- "reused
to eonie;'' an innate hom: o|
delieaey rebelled at the idea ol p it- !
iug liersell on e,\ nihii int., simply to
gr itiiy vainl y, inul aim known the
icccssity ol piotecling her own inter*
sis, without ilonbt, she would have
oii'.plered a natural rejm .'nance at
ippearing hetore ero.vd ol intoxicn
d men, and like a brave woman
iave filled her place; -a woman' splaee
s wherever duty, and the protection
I her own interest ealis In r, The
\insx ?aid to the wise men, who knew
ii
?w ami judgement; what shall be
in to (jiieen V.od.li ? now those
night) men, were courteous, gallant
old devoted to the I br sex, just as
l IV I lie men nl 1..-.1 ? 1 - 11
.or. H.-U11J, "HI I III y < I i V I ml
accord to fjii'. i-ii Vashti llit* same
?\v anil jus lice that they would have
laitned lor themselves} she was not
riiil by a select number ot her own
ass,? bad the ladii'S, prim-ess* s and
jjcni lewonivn <>l JVrsi i and Media,
I'lidi'i'ial verdict in Icr case,? do you
up pose lho k11?jjf would 11 <1 \ c isimioneed
her to banishment? were lit use
obles, princes am) wi-e n ? . anxious .
o protect, tin* rights oi their uiolbers,
.-lei's, wives ami daughters, when
ney Mild, "thus, shall /here arise too
on ell cou'empL and wrath," "P did
hey show a determination to proUet |
neir dignity, and self gratilicaiinn at
dl haZiyds? 'heir verdict was banish
pieeii \ aslil i; police their reason to,w
and jodeinetu "when the kin^s de 1
r< e, shall be published, i hrouehout all ;
> einpil'e, all ' lie wi\ es shall gi\ e tin ir
si,amis lionor, boilt to great and
irillj11 in the light of the liberty ot
lie times, are the men willing to ae ept
a forced honor??it iheir eonduet,
such that ii will not eoimnand re*
l et and cmcem, m ii for tbe-r tempo11
o|* spin' 11:11 o i, i ?d. I 11 11 ill el I' line,..
ulivis, should be lorecd 11? teign
1;??i y
Tiiv march of progress imposes on
vo111 )'i the tusk ??I dressing ami keep*
g her o\V11 g.nrdeii,--it imposes on her
lie Iask ol doing tier Hill share, lo '
cards supporting tne general garden
villi all its subdi viHouis; male, county '
md town, in each of which We Hnd
;ieat grin ling mills of debt and ap?
?ropiiatioos; we donh propose to dis*
iish tin? merits, or demerits of these
h bis ami appropriations; we simply t
insert that we ii.id no \oice in emit rue*
ing the debts, or donating the appro* ;
niations; but are forced to bring our 1
oil and tithes; the founder* ol the i
lebts and appfopiialions fixing the i
ates and ehaioe* YV?. <H.-t ?... ...?
- , . . > >>IIM I ?< ?<t 1 ' I
ied ofiicea, reserved for wit/t, ;ih game \
itserves, and we are taxed to pre* 1
er\ e (he game, and not allowed to i
xrtakti of the least. We Hud lee t
ds Zealously patroled, (lint no wo*
nan, may get as much as wee jnroi V ^
ek?M, yet we are taxed to keep those ^
il'tt in a running, healthy condition. f |
t is not right that we should he ' .
reed to dress and tend iht- vine that r
ueii may drink the wine. w
Women have been efficient "help h
fc?.?" iu ef&cting the liberty of uiau- )
V
tOitHY WEEKLY N
| kind; thwv have sutiieieiit intelligence
t?? appreciate the blessing of liberty;
they have suflicient discretion mid
judgment to use it with moderation,
equity and honesty, why should it be
withheld?
Let a committee be appointed to
examine the assessing records of this
county, and let us know what portion
ot taxes is paid by women; then let us
withhold our tax money, and demand
i p <y h u k "(jitih" or be allowed the
right ofH'prewntdti n/ the right t?f a
Common jury ; tin- right to he d.ei?..t
^ o
it* positions el h -nor, trust unci profit
Taxation without represent >ili?nv is
( <111 ?lly unjust I??r women as i".?r mi'ii;
women It a \ e as j^ooil i i?jht t<> lilt'
t*r y. ami the pursuit of happiness
c line tho men,?eu*toin ami est ah
1 - 111 < 1 an; lim it yf no inore Lr;v? s the
tax eolhetnr ilit' ri^ht l? take our lax
mom \ , ih hi it o;i\ * 111 -j ir ???.11 lords,
ol j?a>-L 11Hit's, lo lake tin* i iI ami
in Its ol t he hill y.
in ]>.n V?aroi(s linns, the weak
am) limit needed flu- |?i*??t Tinm, ami
detenee ol the shone ami d?r>wt'l'lul;
inline men, ami timid women, gladly
.?11 I, InPihv nrai"! nin mee <4 valiant
in/ii, on whom i *i? y depended |< r the
ii'li'iu'e ol iIimc lives ami liberties
li?> ok <1 no moil* in leinin, than a
ha e -ubsH a nee?honor was their
coin nmiMit a ai ami uIoit. !n the
lij ht oi i(r?rla\. o rie . anei'S an d ditt'r.,
lift l>. I \\ ( (I li.'i | i >| , , } . f 1 i h" ?h ? ?ieij
Hi ,?>, ,n'( rr . i t <' n ;i ^ ? oiit> re nee, '*\
i Co11 raI tonj such is i he unitt i net isu n
"I 1; ?' rivl'ijfed world, I he ohj.ei of
mi enlielitem."! f(ovir ;tnei11 is to oro.
left the life, i 11 >" V! V ami J'lOpeity '
i evi'i'V in!i:?h;i anI j the slrtmjr ami
o overlill art needed in the UCfi'if'lltUrat
me r/' .!> . tl a I 0MM6>%CUU r dtlst
fie* > ; he 11.1 m -1:1 . - i i
>. 11 nwiKir a idi |
I?11 i in in a tit iiifjn 4 :int| L/rntoo.i ini>
ill Mit'it/M (,l I iti/Sf Hulas. I icHJ lill'Y
tf tit ?iii iii ii in i lit'M" railing, ami
it i 'in- it i in i, >r i-* tlimj -I hrn Wi* 11. i \ t*
.11 r l>le < iss nl "v a-jf i1' ?n 1 i^'ii.
i.MiK ii, \vh ?-v culling i-% t'? nso hij^
llin-4 \>?. v i -, ami ingl> wimnglit j
si ni iiiiviit.s in rcg ii'.l t ? iiic |?riTnjj;.ii
vr* of Mian,?I iifir filly nuiduit is lo
p Cj i>j ??11 .ho luiiti Arnii;C |j i>;vrniM<jf? ;
.1 it.!- witim'ti'imiNj iiivir v.*? iiy, ?TH- J
. My. lyriiinv ami ign ranker is in'..>1- I
-vl'fir 4iff 1 is i is iM il>tff wo
i\ t ' M re i.!. : N f . .! UTII liw w hai is
I Moil vhitf, \W ilotKiTifino, t" ii \y.U :ire !
in)' Milling, (.i In* lixed, !?> r t ho \vm'-liip
i Jarftjcrn / t.
Sf'KCTATOK. |
A M K t" il.li' A 1*4* JC \ it A NCK, ? Oil S|}|?' '
lay last al?oui nu tju iitfr l?oi??iv I \r-> '
\*. M. an uuiiH'MS; lurccJilc |>is*t'.l nvcr |
this plaiM'. In 11 ii* nptii air if soumiotl
... I
iiiiii li 1 ihi* ili?* i*?1111'?Ii11?r nl an I
O - > |
w g ?n driven rapi ily ?>v?*r a rough ]
lOad. Ill llooiH people th'Mlght (lie
'hlmtieys Wi'l'C o,? lii'i'j one person who
vas ern-siug a t ?*? ?ii* of water at the
11a* saw iln* !il?; it reflect-d front it in
|li?' w a I it but wo could hoar "I no ono
who saw it. The direction stunned to [
?e Iroin o ?s I to west, and the noise!
oMiiutK'd ai leasi one hall a minute, |
\ in nt loin ia, who was riding at 1 he
l a*, I aU"I i ha t his team woi o so had I y 1
ri _?i. 1? n t?* I thai In' was compell. d to!
i .{ t and 11 11 t ic m ; the horst s scrmrd
un|?it i? iy tiuifhd. It w as inn iced
r fi Vflal no e- t a- I and West <d this j
dace. Wdtcrboro Ncica.
It i> i nt I f? I t t x pec tot! i hat I In* holders
He u.tic truth t aroliaa bonis wil' ,
n-> nt ai nave them sealed ti ty per
i in. along with i lie bogus stnlf in
... |
.vlinh I'a'iiison and his friends are i
uterestcil. It is hign lime lor the!
arpt t-hag la gidaini t*s ot die South
o learn ih.it, while fraudulent indebt
?lness may be discarded, genuine
roods, for which dollar lor <b?l'ni has
tun pud, are sat red obligations and
iot to be trilled with N Sin.
Confiscation.
The pretence of the King that
;he taxi s are tin h.tavier this year j
han last is utterly false. While ii is i
rue that the rate ol the tax lias not
recti augmented, assessment* hat e been
iiv'ieased to an extent that ill many
11-1 mens has doubled or trebled thy
ax?s A geiitUman living in this jity,
vho ow us real i'St ate in Mafioii thrunt y,
lis received a note Iroin his agent
ii ti his is lids have been assessed by
lie lba.nl of Kqualization at a,.>1)2
iiid thai the amount of his taxes this
t.ll I U . I - ' ' '
ri'ui > v-1 ? o-t. year lie punt
<137 34 <>n the sumo lain]. The writer!
u?thcradds: "Tho taxes this year are
louhle, and in some cases treble, as
ntich as last year. There is great <1 iniHtirtlaction
auiong the people, and
i great "many will not be able to pay."
A*?c* and Com itr. <
IEWS: JANUARi 27
There la a man living in Greenville
who has in his pos6e.vdon a receipt lor
the taxes on u tract < ! 0110 hundred
ami seventy-flve acres td land paid in
IK4S. Tin* amount ot taxes paid at
that date wrs ti'.leen cents. East year
*
he paid twenty-lour dollars and sev.
only-five eents taxes on the same land.
I a.V km. -In rel'ere Jbee to the taxo
now assessed on property, we will State
thai we heard a good citizen of our
, Count v say this week that he had
ante-war tax receipts on the property
now ow ned l>y him tor fiiteen eenis>
the then trvx, while now lie pays he*
I tween eleven and t;w elue doll.V. s on
i iiu* same property There has beer. no
in*w hnild'iin^* or oiler improvements
in nee??iun lor iliis yr* at diilererme.
I low ;h this tor hi oh?.
Wit!holla Courier.
Hie Tresis ut< r received the tax books
Imm tlie Auditor on the i4th inst ,
i ... . '
Tin* pepole art- paying their luxes with
tin ir usual promptness. The Treasj
urer will lie on his roinuls eollertnig
tor the next two week**, cuiirtecpiently
the ofliee in Wsilierhoro will be e'osed
i
! until l'ehneary 5iI).
W'tlttrlwi") Ntict,
"Timer to tfnlond."
,\ Wasltinif' on dispateh to the New
: Voi k Herald ??yK:
MVrhups ilie most sijxnilirant spoeeh j
i he ! *? ?->i< 11-111 luie ev? r mode, of a !
politic.ii nature. Was addressed last j
e \ e ni i to vonie pro in i lien t. 1 o pu' >1 ican
wliit > ;,i n np>.n littn at I lie White ,
House. I he 1 resident said: 'I heoin
r?. vimiis bii.ri iv '. < nine lor tin* it j?m ?- I
lica-n party to unload. There has been
too 111ii< li dead w i'jiit' e \rriim 1 by it.
The success our anus during t he re-i
In-M i - ?nr ami t ho con Hd<-:u-c \ lott I lie Republican
parly v as strrm^ enough Jo
liol.l up ai>y burden, I owe iinposed al
1be disafti ct 111v; in the ' ?nit States ot? lite
a i iwiiii?11 ai ion, i atn tired ot thian
nonsense. Let Louisiana take care ol
Ihm - I', j^s Texas will liave to <lo. i
l**m * i win' any ipt arrrl about Miss'vss- s
ippi Stale m-aitera to bo referred to
1111 . This- m train*; of nioiistrosrCtes j
lias nearly exhausted the life ot the '
part y, f am done w lilt them, and they
will have to take euro ol themselves.1*
fine Whkck oj?" jiik ViRGtsttrs.?
ibe reports Irmu the witelc ol the
Virgil.ins at'i' very ineayjro. The pi-!
fot* say that she is siiikmyj if* the sanT
at the nottoiii oi the eh.uinel, her mixzonmast.
the top ot which is protruding
Irooi the water, having sunk
dtvVn apparently several inches She i i
stems to have careened very slightly,
as the mast docs not stand so perpendicularly
a-* vl was at first. She lies | 1
in the track ot vessels j?oin<r out over I
I 1
the mam bar, although somewhat to
the southward ol the main channel.
II the government has ever had any
idea ") making any attempt al raising
|||>I' vulll.'ll !?.. .v.... I
........ ... ww- ih-il" supposes 11 >:?I |
they have, they should he aide to i
C'tiiinu'iict' work at an early day, as ii
wtil /><??>ii V?c* too late. i
1
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N K\V Hl'ovs ON TUB CoASJ' ? A first,
e!.?ss Nan l.u<?y ha.- I>- en placed over
the wrrrk oi the iSteainer Virginias,
sank in ? ?if 111 a 1111 a halt lalliom* water
S | K from O ik I-lund Light, N'. C.?
A lirsi class I*:tii buoy has lirt'ii placed ,
over the wreck ol t ho General Shcrniaii j
-link oiV Little Uiver Inlet, S. (J., in
eight and a hall fathoms water.
Charh-aton. J\retcs and < 'our icr.
^SHERIFF'S SALES
l?v virtue of sundry < xecntions to
me directed and lodged in this oHicc.
{ will oiler lor sale at the Courthouse,
in (Ion wayhoro. S. (on the first '
M unlay in Kebruary next, within legal '
sale hours, the following property to '
wit: (
t
Three hundred and fifty acres of
land, more or less, levied en as the f
proper! y ot J. N. I'imi'i'6, fit I ho suit
<>l James A. llendrieks, </t al
The Intrust of .11?iiit l?. Ihuton in
five hundred neres of lau i, IviuLf near
Simpsons t reek on the W M'eaiinwv
lion I. known nst the formei residence
of Thomas \j. Ilaidee at the suit of
Joint N. J ,oe, et al. To he sold al the
ri-k of 'lie former purchaser, January
l'2th, 187-1.
A. II. SKI 1MI Kit.
s. II. o.
In obedience to an order ??f J,1(]jrf?
of l'rohate for Horry County I u ',|| 4
of Vet* tor salt; the real estate of Jona- \
ilian J. linker ill the Court Ilonse in
Conwnyboro S. C. on the first Monday 5
in February next, containing fifty aciv'H
more or less bounded oti the East bv I
,T. ft. Hiker's land 011 the South a?d r
West l>y the same, and on the North
by Knm-n .-\iii'ii'h l.
('on<lilioiii? ot hjiIi'h cash. f
SlieriiTs Ottice January 1211> 1^74
A. II. SKirpfOU.
^ H. C.
, 18/ t.
Keal estate of J'inirs Bt'llfinw. .
In obedience to an order of I lie Judge 1
of Probate for I lorry Comity I will offer ; <
for sale the real estate of James lie 111mee
before tIter Court house in Con*
wayboro S. 0. on the first Monday in
February next within legal sale bourin
Five hundred acres- more or h ss.
and bounded as lollows, on the North ]
by lands formerly owned by Thus.
Kandull, East by land of Win. L.
liellumee, and South- and West by
lands of i be estate of N>. F. Nixon. <
( '<inilil.ii?11u I'-i^K ['in 19f It I XT I I
A. 11. SICIITEK,
S. II. O.
1
NOTICE ;
To Contractors. ;
OFFICII BOARD CO. LOM'KS, [ ]
January 10 lb74. \
'Tilt* Bridge across Kingston Lake at
* (Jon wa^'boi'o, will n<# let tor repairs
under sealed proposals or by sain day in
Feb. next, under the lollowing speciticulious.
I II:ST ? rRCil iCA'lN.
Posts to be put in on Mud Sills, |
Braces lroin .Mm! ."sill to posts, and
braces to be lira w bored and connected
belore mud silisaius ink. Mud sills in isi
be 2"> It long ami not less than 12 x 12.
1 wolve new posts 10 x 1 nT o| good
heart pine or cypress, Twelve new
S>tringers same sire as old stiingers,
Five new cap sills same size as old *
iaj/ sills. All braces 4 x 0 inches. 1
Br aces must be lroin cap to post, and i ^
lroin stringer to posts well connected ,
by t unions o! 4 inehes ami drawn bore. (
1 no stringer must have ship lap and 1
property iru-nnelled, Abutment on east '
side Co i?o repaired.
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Su< ON t> Ss'Ei IFIOAI I ON.
To be built as good as new, by posts
driven by pile driver, Twelve new c
posts 10 x Id ol good Heart cvoress
i *" r
or pine All of ihe tnuitrial on the
limine can lie lined, if ii is lis go ml us
how Tins includes planks, braces, y
caps,, ami stringers as well as bannisters.
Tbe stringers must bo lapped
as in spertlication lirst. ?
A butinciifc on side to be re
paii'i (I, at ilic long span or arch-, booms 3
of tinibvr to bo properly' connected
with the span ami each shore so as to ,
prevent timber or Hats liom lodging
against the bridge.
Hoods will ire required lor double |
tin1 ainotinl ot tire contract, with am-J
pie security Commissioner* reserve C!
I tie right t o sleet pi any or all bids, or
rtj ei -the sain-*.* Proposals oil any
otl.er plans are invited and a diagram j
should aecoinpany the bid.
All buls shorrld be sealed, direeVctl
to < '!iairunn Hoard County ComVs, J
1 lorry Co., cure u! J. II Nouman,
)S?y order of Hoard
J. II. NOKMAX,
Clerk H. C. C.
OHIhtc ESoai d l'(f. Oom'ts, )
January lo, lb7 l. f 0
The Hoard of County CoinmissiouI'ls
will meet on sale day in Fib. 1^7 1
at 11 o'clock A. M. Take milieu and
govern yourselves according!v.
J. II. KOK.MAN,
Clerk 13. C. C.
Horry bodge, No. 6.>, A.'. tV. M.\ j "
trs ? - ?
r i ^ito lime of holding llio regular
*%? 2? l'0,niniinicadoii:? ?f I lorry Lodge
/\^\llaving been changed Loin 'die tast T
ntond uy ?jght r?t eaeli *m>nth to the
lirst Tuesday Might after each full moon.
Uiethein will take, due notice thoieuf ami
govern themselves accordingly.
l?y oi'k-r ol the >V. M.
li. G. SESSIONS,
Jan. Gth, 187-Ulm. ecty. J j
A
lS(>^ii3ar ^oiininiinicatiGi]. M.
A The. ncx I regular communication of w
^ ^rllorry Lodge, No. 05 Ac. F.*. M?*. \v
w ih be 1 ehl on '1 uesduy night. Feb. w
/ Nh,I, 1874. " ..
liy oidci of the \V, M.
11. G. SESSIONS, 0'
Se.ety, ci
Land for Sale or Rent.
I other lor Ssile at, a bargain tlial plan- J in
' tiition ami tract. ot land, where !. B. i ti
Lane now lives, situated about 11 miles , ti
from tool Sj,rings, containing 290 at
ores, abotil 26 acres cleared and un- t.,
icr fence, on the premises is a com- r;i
oi l able dwelling and out houses
... Ol
It not mi>|(| soon it will be rented to
i imxhI tenant. (M
T. W. UEATY, rp
Jan. Oth 187t. jt,
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Assignees' or Trus? I
tees' Uotibe of Appointment.
JX BANKRUPTCY.
lu tliO District Court of the United State
kok the
/fasten District of /South (OttroUt,,*
In the Mutter of Klcoja lliais
mevc11k of 1 loitity County Bankrupt.
l owiiom it may Conceriu
?'n?? lieroby" t*ivi'8 no.
i lt-Ar llTSJ >il>iiitinO?niit ? -J \ .. .
V IM.1 ii[.|M,.uvin> nil nn qJ
the'Estate of Bohjamun Stewim <>f
the County of Horry, in Haiti District*
md who \V!iH to wit, on the third day
>t Gcioher A. 1). 1873, adjudged Bankrupt,
upon die Petition of 11itusci 1', byDtsuiet
Court ol Ha id' Dint riot.
1 )ntedrtl Con way boro, the i'Oth' day
jf November A. 1). 1<873.
Samuel S. Boaty,
Jan. Cth, IS74-31. Assignee.
Assignees' or Trustees'
Notice of Appointment.
IN 71A NJiIt If J*
In the Uisliict Court of the United Stats
roil T1IK
Hasten District of South Carolina
In t/ie Matter af Samuel M. SUivans,
)V lloiruv County bankrupt.
To wIioih it may Concern:
-'idle under lulled, hereby gives iu?iee
of his appointment sin Assignee of
lie Estate of Samuel id. StuveiiH ol the
Jonsity of I lorry, in said District; and
ivho was to wit, on the third day r,f
October, A. L>. 1873, adjudged Bank*
nut, irpoii ?he Petition of himself, by
>n li ict Court ofsaid Di*l aict.
lhii cm I at Con way horo the 20th day
>1 November A. 1). 1*73.
Samtu l S. Beat v
Jan. Oi b, 18 < 4-.it. Assignee.
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