Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, May 27, 1876, Image 1
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THE UOUlfv XMWS,
:*i" in .i>u KI>
ICverv Kntunlay
T W. BEATY, Editor.
'I'KiOlS:
OXK YKAI?, *'2.00
Six Months, $1.00
All cotnmiMiicatiunN tending lOHfi've
. inter***!. will )>(> ctiurrfi'il lor us
' tuU^rllscmoiiih,
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Professional & Business Carrls
n ' I!^L<),lNS<)N' J- M-JOIIMSoN ]
W0 f. P. l^PATTLKII.Vi; M.
JOHNSONS! QUATTLEBAUNI, ]
ATTUKNKVSand UllNSKLUKS AT LAW
Conwayboro, S. C.
J <>S. T. WALSH,
Attorn sy at Law and |
SOLICITOR IN EOU1TV. I
\\ ill practice in the courts of Manor, Ilorry
ami (ieorgetown.
1 0(ll,o al CON W A Y UOIU>. S. C.
Nov t:t, 1 ^r?>-1r.
r n i . (HLLK.sriK,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lavr ;
Will <.110 prompt attention to all busines
entrusted to bis care. I
CONWA VIJOKO, S. C.
Ji i r, 2, 1871.
/ ^ KG. li. tJONIiDON,
Vjr
General Commission Merchant,
HO YCirs WIIAItF,
('HAUL r:s T ON, S. ('.
Naval Stores, Hi v. Oof.ton, ami tlenoral
Produce.
C*/~ My friends in Horry ran d'p-nd upon I
'/'IIin;/ Ih< best firics for ,\(tvnl <">(1)ran and
V v nil I'loduc shipped In inn for sate in this
market.
r i ^OI.Ali ?fc IIAKT,
Commission Merchants.
\i,2 FRONT STREET,
NEW Y < RIt.
Liberal advances made on consignment*
Naval Stores, Cotton, Ac.
Orders receive Prornnt Attention.
1'nexeeptionablo rel?Menco3 given North and
South.
J. K. TJI.AI: .J. li. IIaht.
<>f N. C. of S. CJ
I J.\ WILLIAMS,
t)
J'K A I.K li It IN
CLNKILAL I1AN D1ZIC,
M ANi; FACTTlirlll OK NAVAL STOilKS
COMMISSION MEiiCI I ANT.
FORWARDING AGENT.
ITT" Special attention given to the buying
and selling of Ton 'limber.
HUL l <:iu:i:i{, s. c.
?). < . ISOOKKU
EDMONS T" BROWN, j
\\ 1 lot.ItSA I.K DUAI.Iti: IX
MLN AND HOYS'
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A !,>'()
Ladies Misses and Children's Ilats,
VI ^ i } if ? . v .? ^ ...
U. *! ! 11.11 AJ'i O 1,
CIIAKI.ESTO.V, S. C.
Opposite (J hurl est on Hotel.
liov 10. <>in.
$30,5.11,638.6 0.
liverpool & London & Globe
In: urance Co.
rAal Assets $30,G11.G33.G0
.1, M. JOHNSON,
Marion, S. C.
QCATTl.EBAl M,
\. A^onl, Conwayboro, S. (J.
Er.coac;c Home People and
nne Enterprise.
Geo. Hacker,
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CfiiKnsTON, s. c.
1 IR
rp 1
1 HE <V>OOn, \sastt AN'O blind
Kaetorv e*nd managed by a Carolinian
in ibis Cli work guaranteed. Terms
Cash.
^ AUvavVd a large Slock of Doors,
| Sasb, Bitlildlr.gs, Brackets, Scroll and
i Turned t every description. Glass,
i*vy White L<^ Builders' Hardware. Prosr
pod l.utrdj Moonng delivered in any
portion
march t
OLKIUNDREI)!
- THutv TSTews
P i Louisville
I WEEKUjRIER-JOURN AL
% One year f Two papers for little
more than tnf ()n(>)
K Send u? s r0eeive vonr home paper
1 with the MuJOUR'N AL, the l?est, :
S3 wittiest, i'r'kd ablest City Weekly in
H the country* j
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VOL. 8. C()N V
Half*Way Doln's
IJoIuMkvI fellow-trablers?In holdin' f?rth today,
! docs n't quote no special verse for what I has
to say;
I)e sermon will ho bcry short, and dis here ^
am de lex':
Dai halfway doin's ain't no 'count for dis ;
worl" or de nox\
Dis worl' dat we's a-lihben in is like a cotton
row,
W'har oliery enlhid gentleman has got his '
line to hoe;
And ebery time a lazy nigge. stops to take a
nap
I)e grass keeps on a growin* for to s'iii: 1 ! t
up his crap.
\> Men aio^es leu lie .lews a< rosi no wu-isoo ;
do S'';\
Doy 11ail to keep .1 goi 11* j'-s' ;is fas' as l is' I
could be;
Do you s'pose <lat dey could ebbsr h:ib sue- i
succeeded iu doit' wis!i.
Ami reached de Promised Laud at last, if ?U\v :
had stopped to (isli?
M \ Irion's dar was a eardmi once, w bet o Adam
iinhed will IdVf,
Wid mo oil'! 'i ound to bo ldei 11 - in. Mo tu'ie.h
burs lor to thieve,
Atul cbcry day was ( lit ist mas, and (ley got
licit- i at ions fee.
Anil cbeiyting belonged to dom except an
apple tree.
You till know 'bout de slo w?bow de snake
come snoopin' runn*?
A slump-tail, rusty moccasin, a-erawliu' on do
grouti' ?
How Lve and Adam ate de iniit. and went
and bid doi. t ice,
Till d" angel obciseot lie eotne and drive 'ent
i>ll de place.
Now. s'pose dat man an 1 'ootu m hadu'i
'tempted lor to shi.k,
but bad gone about, den gardeniu", an 1 terded
to ib ir work,
Doy wouldn't liab been loa'.iu' wliar d.-y bad
no business to,
And de-b bliil nebber'd got a chance to to 1
\? 111 vvli i! f i i L i.
I
No half-way doin's bredron! It'll nohber do, 1
sa y!
' Go at your task ami finish it, ami den's d?*
tfmo to play?
For. elm if do. crapes good, do rain'II spile do
bolls,
Unless you keeps a-piekiu' in ?!< garden of
your souls.
Keep a-plowin* and a-hooiu', and a-serapi:i oh
do tows,
And whtm de ginuin's ober you can pay up
what you owes;
Hut if you ipiiis a-woiKiu' ebery time do sun
is hot
Do sheriffs guine to lobby upon eberviing
you's got.
Whateber 'tis you's diibin at, ba sure and
dribe it through,
And don't let nulliu'stop you, but do what
you's gw i110 to do,
For when you sees a niggrr fool in', den. as
shore's y on're horn,
You's gwine to see him coniin'out de small
end ob tie horn.
I thanks you for de 'tention yoii has gib dh
afternoon?
Siste. Williams will oblige us by a raisin'ob
a tune.
/ we <lal lirndder Johnson'* 'bout to )>a,s*
arourC do. J tat,
And don't let its /tab nc ha// way doin's when
it comes to dot!
OUR ? A.Nii 1 .\i*ih>N iJJTTKIt.
Washington, 1),C., May 10, ls70.
rKlCSlDISNTlAL.
Taking nil things into eon?i>leral ion ,
the finest lookim* man in tin- House m
- Kepreseutatives
ih tieneral Hanks, ol
Massachusetts. And, certainly, bis
|?ol 1 ticsi 1 aliunde is a* noble ah h.s personal
healing. A number of no pariy,
lie stands between liie punixnus on
eilhei sale: and, more tliun once during
the prcHwiit session, lie has, by a
few calm impartial words, allayed a
risinir storm, i lie elleci * ol a Inch a ould
O 7
have I trough I regret lo one Hide or the
other. lie i* always listened to wilh
respect when he speaks, which is seldom,
and never without good occasion;
lor the reason that he never speaks as
the rcprtsent.itive ol a party, but always
as the representative ol the people.
Having no personal or paruz.tn
ends to nerve, his utterances are ula ay.-,
dictated by the purest pal not ism.
Such men are rare in public lilc. The
presence, ol Henera! Hanks in t'ongress
is a significant tact. lie i?-( rese..ts a
vcr) large constituency, not confined
to any district, but scattered through
every section ol the country. Tiny
are not numerous enough to noniioauiiud
eb'ct their own leprcMntat it es,
I CA V'V i;v WII I U? V/ wwnoivur J 1/1 it IIJI'I
hol?l the balance of power, and have
the brains and patriotism necessary in
guide thcni ill its use. '1 hey are the
Til K INDKl'KN DUST VO'JKKH
so much talked id; and their power is
beginning to be understood, it is
they who have kept the lb publican
party in power in spite ot its corruption,
because the Democratic paity has
never placed itself in a position to
: command their confidence. This class
| of voters will not decide which party
I to support, until the nominations are
3 1I>" V
3-jl C-- JL
An I n 1 of ,-ri!
i-'A YHORO. S. C.. Ji V r
in mL", Mint tln-n i: in u I ? r par \ 11>?* *? I
to the ) ' J111 !' mill's nt I III- lli I', }|I||| j I
IMil il I 11 i I <) jlll | It It M I'M ll? I I' I 1' I' \V lit ?M* ! '
personal I'll. I !*:? Mllil | iMSl IOrol'1 Ml- I
I. .Ill M if11M V Mil V If 1 {i'l i 'I'lll III the Mil- I
mil list r. 11 it hi ni i In- ( n?\ - I'm nit nt, I it ! y ! <
will stand ;?sit|t , <t11 S lake no mi t i\ i
part. .M ii.V "I tins class l't o-ti'-l lie i
(?\ Cl'l Ill'ttW nt l III' plI'MIH t ?I'h M II i/. I i"ll | I
0 I 111 c 1 {i 11 ti I?I it'll 11 11 i rt \ .ist'ssi'iiiial to'
thorough ii'jtit in, Imt arc unwilling joj
t'i mi 1 i ! I)' 11 c io lilt- sM.'cess i-l llic I h in-?- ! '
era tie parly, unlets there is a guaran- |
i\ that none of i lie results t.i i lie war
sli ill he iiuperille-1. \ iolent and ex
treinc men in either party are unsafe.
Ti'dea is the only man w ho could give
the assurances t lie eown iv ivquirts at
the. haiitls ol the 1 )cmocrutit: party,!
and lie would undoubtedly be tlicj
strongest man thai the Si. Louis lamvtution
could iiwiiumttc. Tildcn ts !
certainly tb* only l)em<>eral whom,
such liidepetu leu I s as iJauks, Srhui"/,
lirvaul ami their lollowers, woniti sup- j
ptut. This lad will umltiuliledi \* be |
taken in to c Mi.-itb ra l ion at I i uein n it i,
1 and will have a gcotl ellecl upon lbe|
noiiiii.atioii I here, 1 venture to make
i he prt die*, ion liia*. I lie man w ho dot s
have i he support ol v?en. 'lank--, autl
| the elass he li'pieseots, w .. i In llit
!||".\l l'fesi lent ol I iie United Stales,
w n if in v r i> .1 v i! *'! it 111 .> v i > in it.
IhiuKK l.LI'KW l I i/.lll'dll
i'ii. ic is I.; ie ?!- MiUt I ii ii 1 his !
man w ill In.* * 1 i>m11>si <I. i'lie \\a111<11a is I
ill \\ .iSlllll^lini, 110 W Ik- L'Vi'!' ea ; II lii
In- in iMi'l. lint I In- s line it mv < " s.ii'l '
j oi t ii?* I I *iu se, v ii*i |-ir,? M. \11 ,i i;is, hi
! i X -11M1?I 11? I" i)! I ' i?11I ('s, Mill HI S i i 11 '
; .iii, ? ( A ex mint, Un* i 'nMiii.iMi r m |
j i lie 11' iiirt''. In i I n >??.- iim Mr. Kerr lor I
ii> SjmmKi r, t lie llmi-M' did iiseli honor. I
j Knr is a man ol ahilpy an i sjeiile'vi I
if | mi I a 111 ii i y ami n rry mi hi in vV a%-n- I
iin^.nii, 111 M.Njn en\ e < ! parly, \va< Mml
j in n'1' 111111 eli id i'ii. I; \V s, aim, a |
jiiiml y iiiMiiane in make Kerr j
.S j ii*a Ice i. I' was as it I lie 1 )e ill on i a I m j
; I i < iuse 11 1 p-.?i I lu 1111 in i<11;. r \ ; " ^ <111 '
I ran .see ihai .air jiailv ean he ini>le<l
I wiiii l lie a i niiiinu all > hi ol llie _?r?i \*? | i?- j
I illeid. bee ImW Wisely ami helleli a ill j
, I V we I jse 11 ic j u In in j u w' er Willi W Ii ieli
} y n a (i.i ve i'ii 11 UsUal us. \\ ii. i ean easl
'a si i ne a i i lie S (maker we have * leeMel.'
I in* eleelimi <>t ?J olin i i i limnje
i son, nl Ohio, to lilt: |i'?sii i. mi nl belj
maiil Hl-Al'ile', \V;ls also Jnilli hills, j
I I . . i ?: I ii. .11 , .1 . r ..... I i.l-l. , I .. . - I
' " "" I ' * " * ' , ;
a ii' I is ii n I ii t be eon i el Is ol I lu- J Km ii ;
ocralue- pally "I I?I?* Slate; liein?j now I
Ch.iir.nati "I the oiiiU: 'v cinral ("'mi- j
j mill ft-, or whatever tin* inline ol the j
principal 1 Xuiioerutu; oi'oaiii/C r i'*ii ol (
i Ohio may bo. I'lionison can be oi use \
I i.o bis |>,iiiy. 1 >iti iln? oilier oilio is ol i
I lu* i 1 mi so arc him j.i ly
r.vnAsi rics ox tiii: imcm-hika i ic i-aiii v, '
who have been, it?r years, living on
it- lili- l?h?(nl, ami arc licit hei able nor !
anxious lo Jul j > ii.. Ol all the members '
ol 1111" 1 >aiii pnool lam 11 y, no ihieo iin?rc '
\ heipiess, abject >i|ioioo|fH tot men '
I eoiiiti b iv i' been selccieii lliau l he i
jUieik, the 1 )t?<>rkecp.-r, ami llic Host- j
! ma si er ol I lie 4 11 il I 1 oil -e o i i C j - res.; iitaiiVes.
1 he vety lit si acts ol these i
,
vulvar persons, uner iney were ehan- :
! ed, Were in I ne same kiinl a" those lor
| wlllell I'lesidelit (il.iill lias been so
lively ahusetl by llic Democratic and !
j Indi'|>emleiil press* In sefeciiuj' llnur '
j appoin lees, lliey utterly ignored j
capacity io serve either eoiinny or
paily, and tided ir.o>l ol ihc minor
oliices ol the llouse wi'ii ihe most >
miserable incoinp* leii.s lor the
j m >sl. pari their own lela'ives and
I "ouinnier1' Irtends ti at ver "beat" j
a (i??\einuu'iit. The stupid lelter ol
Kii/dnigh, v\ liieh ts 'eoiuo the rounds,';
i ?11 1 not lake an, man in Washington
by surj lis.'. On the eoinrary, li is
I thought a wi iidet i u 11 y prudent pro- J
j elicit on 1 >r Mich an ass us tie.
Al AUS, TilIC Cl.liKK OF 1 II li lloUSK,
iind e x-Kejirc.-eniati vsf, wiil also Have i
to step <iovvi) mid out. Tin* Inmio- '
eratie o n iv needs men in oiiice who
can ftcJp it. Adams has been helping j
l o/ci/l I!, e\< i" since lie lias been ( ierU
j by his own |ht*<>n:ti acts, and b\ those I
01 Ins v\ relclied a | >} > > * 11 > I en. 1o sue*
! cecd such a man as Ale-J'hereon, i!ie |
late li? -publican Clerk nl tin; llonse*,
who had brains enough to make a
good j 'resident, the I )emucl alio llonse!
should have selected a man al least a
I ruction ol a decree above a inncniie !
poop. lint even tin1 imbecility ol tins
man, Adams, may not la* his most ob- 1
'je. tiou ible trait. This very morning.'
i hear that affidavits have been 111;iti ;
I bo.ore a Justice ol the J'eaee, upon
H hi* I) 11.?rm*is >\ 111 he Im.-m ?1 . llld ?I? JJ
I 'Ik: lionem y o. Adams as tin officer oi
the limine; and a great explosion may
be any day expected.
STliLAUT, Tim I'OKTMASTRK,
: is hit<>|iiy a '"good leilow" "only
thai ami nothing more but inrapable
o! any such lift* to the Demociatle
[tarty as to ciilit'e him to the national
recognition implied by giving iuin
.in important position under the Govern'uenl.
The HiiboniiMates lit? has
j appointed, like those under the t'lcik
{and the Door-keeper, >?ro person il
iriendH <?t his, but unearthly use totliu
I Deinoeratie pariy. I would give any
[one ol litem I have yet seen, or the
J man who appointed him, whe her
i Adams, lu'/.hugli, or fSietiari, ten didlats
u week to keep out ol my olliee, it
wnpiii - r
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IJ 11 DA Y, MAY 27, '
fBniwi !! ? ??i - i.-v? % a aM?fc^??tw?ap*i"ti i ?
I I.a-I :t i y par? i mi lie \\.)-k t ? ! ?; aw I
I w <mi1.1 | ?\ t' i mi 111? r 111 y iiiil l? a 1
rnraii' iny ol. ims, it i \\i re r nmiiii* 1
?>T .ill v tllll!*?, I In \ wiSi ; 111 We lislimi?,
m* i? iinMini?, m* in
4tillW soil <) t \i;|\, 41 i" 11. v? I III' I' fs- ti,
>i O'iin?v>s, wiiiN* .l>f, ariivu 1 >?.'rii
rr.ll S, Who IliVi' in'i'ivi'il hit I ! (. ?4__r ii}
limi Irmn i In* 11??n ** , wili In* working I
Ii . nl Wr i hi'ir p n i \ .
Our M.mtlilv N.*? \ ui k Fasiiiuii l.rllrr, !
11Y M A l?.\M i: KA M \ .
N r.w Y i ?kk , M \ v 1
? lti >N MITTS.
Tlif rank a-sujiuil (n a yo'in?? I.nly
in I lit- sr.tit' ft F.i.sllitiil is Ml pl't kit'llI in j
pi'tipi n l ion tti l In* <Ii>t i nca* brl Wi-cli liirj
t-mI nl Iht nnso anil lu r iu'\v Spriim
liiMini'i; lln* honors arfiii-.In| lu r in
...........* .....'iii .1 i i
v i .<111:i i 1111111 > is >. i e (:ciir.s i ill* I .1Sl
i din.'Is o.i l lie i: i 1 1 < -r ol a mini ion, ami
s111 wlxtM' h it lianas oil in an absolutely
imp'?ssi bl e way, is regarded
with tin* s.i in' s ?i" L o| iiiJinir.il lot. l?y
Imr h-tunum- niini'ri'i s as I In* a rrobat
wlio jii'iioi mis h n | M'i i i ii in a ii teals ot
ability* Other acrobats ol iMlertor
degree arc ready lo btcak their ma kin
i in i l ali oh ; an. I no o. her yon ug ladies
buy li:yi<! >> assi'S ami stand lu-lore
look III g I INM S, w he iv w 111) s ii11111 k I *
|i i' ii'in'v 1111 y Mi'-ml bouts in initialing
ib" wiiiulcr ui p Moini unt's t.!i"y iiayi
Man, Wlii! I'm human mind, w hmi
.strongly li. nt in one direction, in in
aia'oni |' l;sii, is womhuiui indeed, ami
i tl ii s 11 COllf's i o ji INS, as 1 iii' 1"' nil it ol
sm Ii 'I. termini il lamija tilion, liial h.rs
do Ii Hi" on in a very wondcrl'itl sorot
May. ami una* I a >nii ilu dis;, I
\v on hi liavn iio doubt, ill a i unearthly
Ii iii 1 s imtd lium in their plain*, Nineoi
carlhI v power I In held innii', unless
it in- a "hai inn."' which, pm\i.h-d t-\
pl i ssly Pa the needs ot i he hour, is
III.id" bmg eimUgil lo III' lull through
and through, and I nii n it to I he coii.
\ et I'V'.ll Mil II an Illg'OlioUS cotl'ilv
at ce anpc iis to me insu'iichu.l b?
account lor what I see, and llnrclorc 1
resign ni\ s -11, i! not to admirat ion, vei
io w ond "i oig 11 tin/a*: n cut. \\ iiy surh
very pr.'tiv ii ts should he removed
so l.ar mil of sight, is a mystery likewise,
lor i banning they really are.
iv.mv iintki) i nit's
am trimmed with sottiy woven silks
in Intnl., \"lhw sh ides, ami finished
with ilelieate 'dowers, wiiieh in grace
;m sprays or i?? :i inouturcs almost
cover l he oaf *idc. ()i nann-nt tlion ol
>h kinds i- lavi-idy i*!ii I >loy ci I, I mi t
I io 111 fabrics aiol flowers ate so refined
i liat 1 lif cU'.-i-i pr dured arc ol similar
character. \ cry light lints prevail,
and although pale \cllio.v shades conic
fii'sf, yet We see lieatilu! lemnels in
pure while, or manned with faint,
lilac, pink or 11lace. \ cry dark hrown
is 4'onsiantIv used a? an cU'eaive eon
trast, and the brilliant Cardinal red is
as la-hionaok* as ii has ever keen.
Contrast, hot ween very dark and very
I in 111 lilies is indeed HI I id. a ol I he I itltc,
and as dark col??rs ate place 1 as inO'ils
ol 4 fleet, on 11 i s in w 11it-ii \ cry 1!glit
roioi s prev ail, so on the otlnr hand,
\\ olist i v e< I d a l k si I'll Ws l loil e lied
with pale silks and delicately timed
flowers, and w hite or erc:unv blossoms
are united with sombre foliage.
<'(?s i p M i ts
I lie ideas ol thai ehoo ?d individtial?
w lui dc\ ise spring coslumes seem a lice
lc<l I?\ a s'r.ne.je perversity. Tim* in
npirv t<? he siyli-h, out* must, wear
'j triii* iii s which seem twisted out oi
i heir proper pl.iee. One -ide must i?e
< 1 ill< i*? itl iiom ilit? oilier si<It; it one
side is lontf, tin? oilier should ho short;
it one liaiivjs Mrateht, the other must
he rounded oil'; ami, to sinn up tin'
whole matter, every hiiin must he
er?>okr(lt twisted, and pulled out o(
place. t)111? e'.reums1 aiu-e saves us
irom ahsoluie ooinuo'em, and t h it is
I the neeesHi v lnM he v\ eartno o| wash
fabrics duiinj^ the summer season.
I'liey must h? 'Mmie therelore
tiiey must he compara1 ivaly simple,
yet even ht.ru we lind many crooked
i leas, and where an ovcrskin ptrse
may In? of ctpial proporf. hm, the triminiug
i*? olien plah? ?i in such a way as
I tu produce an elleet ol disproportion.
I Polonaises are worn, yet basipos and
I ovei'skirts are hi tin? ascendancy, and
even m wash materials have obtained
i i he prelei rnee. I have said that
v? -v> 11 r .> ititH *
| saves as li'om absolute t 01 fu-ion* ho
also do socle i leli IIIritr. ials. Inns
! ? xiroiii'S do ill eel and v. nile we limi
eoiil pal at i v simplicity in > i! e ol linen,
pern ale, lawn, and j i ^ . , we kImi
1 ob>erv e some lew rich dr?N.?eH which
liaug in lengthened lolds <>. the pniteesse
s \ le. l'hesc van "is drapiugs
are, without exception, more or les*
bo uJ) ml at the back, aiel m snj port ol
1 the same cnnoiii.e, though happily in
moderated torin, appears almost a
neeewsiiy. Inconvenient as it is, it
must be borne, but the way in which
women reeoiieilo themselves to whatever
may be put upon liiein is eerla
nly more ilian human. I heard a
Woman the ot her day an unusually
i sensible woman, too?nay she *Tcnily
didn't leei light without her hustle,'
I but m tlm next Wreath she added, ?4Il't
| '
all very well as long an you're stand
ing Up." ISlie, uudoiiiitediy, lias learn
| mi tlic iScuriositie.s ol compromise."
I OUT l?00U OAKMKNTS
\/\/ r 1
V' v -- _.3*o ;
187(5. NO. 21.
ste in in ir 111sii i<>n -< 11 i hhiiiu hi l Im
ill ! :*!* ol i lir j irkc1 a ti leij iw how ulliiosi
a tiling ol I Im* |? ?w I, iiU'l also ?iJ i |m*
lo-ijj sa. o let a i.l < r 11 is < >f | iii* vvjiiM i
t*t*ason. i lu* i**ii? i it mil el* iim> cnin
|> iI'jI 1 iv? 1 \ v!|.n : .ji i he i.;u'k. v\i?li
4 fc ? I i :i? I ?\v ' iii'it-: .. i 'lr >i t roMiliii*
il w ii muiijj iii : u in 1111 il' ? sl?;i |?? >, nr
<:il 1 :ii* o inin'iii s, :t?i I I >??1 u iim in in.
liii'le V a? n * I v. Ail mum l?.* rilinT ft
suite with I lie rost it im*, or il lii<h*|eii<l
I'lli o;ii iiii'iiis, are in I'ustiim-m, Siciii
CMIM', "1 si 1<. I,omj? i*1Ii-m1,uh i>I pluul i
camel's iiuir clot li hi lijjnt i|ualily am:
in I ivnr us it ml res* Tkra|>s, ami am |
certainly \iry r??n\ i*ni? m ilunno litis *
season ol uncertainty ami change.
Til k ri'K si; a sons.
All t hesc si \ is :\ n ,| mute rials us we! I
as almost i'm m other, cnnneulcil with
Mo-h s, am !imi111i well ilcscrihcii ami
i.. - . i ;./,v. a',../.:..., /i......
| m in ?\/?i o / mi i
; la'ty 1 'iis |k* ri'?'l km I which, as n s
j ikiiiii' indicates, is issued I'uur limes a
I year, onre t??r each season is a larup* '
and lieaiiiluly iliu*t rated in -ignzitic ot )
I .rJ patios, {jjiviiijjf lunn runs illustrations
ami avt'iiiMtc des'. ripl inns nl j^omls ami
jf irinetrm \\ it h lowest New Y.uk i
j (Una s ami is a |?? rI t mine ol mlor- |
| tnai ion in ladies living nut nl N'tsv
j \ uk. 11??a those ton r ii a ml M-rs, on in * J
prising isct' iwn han hvd pajjc.s nl
j 111 a st rated fashion niiio.los ran l?o lurI
iii*!m<i in baiiscri'iMTH at twoni v-live :
routs a year is a invsiciv; l?ut tliat is
l In* pi ire. 1 .Vouid a l \ Iso an V "I ynur i
j I nly readers v\ ho desire lurtlirr injur*
j mat inn on these points Jn take it and
so lur liioiiisel wh, 1 *io publishers,
j Messrs. Llni'di tfc t o., have liir lies! '
j larilit ios lur iiiakiii"' stieli a mana/.ino 1
interesting ami reliable, In-iiio i lie :
| prnplirl urs u| I lie i?re:<t <liv nood.s j
j e^tauli>inu',ni l?eai inn their name nil I
i Ki"hlh a \ oiuio. uue ui tin* liliesl u| its 1
character III ( he world . < >;i I lie 1 ill li i
inst. lin y had a brilliant Centennial
uponiuu which a as as al I cacti vc wit Inn ,
lis hint's as I lie I li u n no on I lie ."sell 11 V I - j
i Kiii. On i Ins (irr:;mi 11 i very lady |
| visiter v\ e? prevehte I vOii? a li.-.niu iil
I Hull \oair <?1 t no ocean inn, 1 "nr me > . n I
I l.ir ii'l vaneed in lilt* t'? have ;.1 k -11 an
u k:i*> (edged position among "ill'
l)l v Kings is r 1' 111 :i!'k.llilr, I ill t is
iii) less i tix *'i i.iv*I.
Till; Ait. i i II.M'S,
iToeoc.liiigs oi 11k* (jenrrul Conference in
Session at Baltimore.
1J \ i/n Miiia:, .M ly 12.
Bishop Peek presided.
I A jiii' untile ami ie-uinlion wore inI
iiodueed, ami referred in tin: Commitj
ti e mi liie Stale ul I??v; ehureh, in reference
III .\ General Council ill Al o I i I o d
j mm, tule- In-lii ai Mi.-li time and plueo
as may i.e adju lg. d most advisable, to
consul. r tuples relating t?? the position,
woi k and iospniisihili;y oi Methodism
lor the woi Ufa evanon./at ion.
(i. Al. il Kieming, oi 1-Cs Moines,
snbinitud a i esoi .n nm to hiiuiiv into
| the ex pod ii-my ol di>vi>i % mg tin* W ush
I luoi nil, Lexington and IVieWai'e C'oii!
lereliees, and to merge iheiil into ail
' jaeeiit t unlet enees, thus thioilglily
| at/o.i-!iino iiu; color line. Ivclerred to
tiie Couimiitec on the Stale ol the
(Jinn-ell.
Tne iniMr lor the reception ot the
: hatirnal messengers Imin the Metlion
disi episcopal Church South having
Iconic, t it a I inosi in; i resting ceremony
j took place. Mi nil the exist ptiou oi
tins upper in i, Nvhieii was will tilled,
every pail ol tin* lm inline was crowd
| ed, many |rTS??iim hL;iMillnj? dliilliu llio
i nroe.f filings. 1 lit.* desk in trm11 ol
; i *i in h:>ii?'ji .Jayntsa anil all 111 ?*
?< iItu m ri i'l.u i? M ami ollieial
i\ pollers, i.ti^ci in hunt <>1 iln? pulpit
J v\ ?' I c 111'*;j <i! i 11 vVlliI HHIII'MI-US liOtpmlh
i and wmaU'M ul Uu* r..ust llowers, and
1 11m set-im was i happy iHnnl'iiniiiun ul
i ' lni.sli.wi and Iluiai w-duolMi*.
Of. Kuks, lVesi I' lit ul Middle.
i ?v\ 11 Ij i. i \ i i K 11 y, a 1111 K i v. J. 1'. N uvv!
man, ol Washington illy, iurmally
1 in) rod-it ml lu iJisaup .Jaywen and Uic
C'tMilrreueu llns Ii denial delegates,
j lie v. .Jas. ,\. Onncan, O. 1) , l'iv side lit
ul Uamlidjiii .M .lani C'.dli'^u, \ a., and
jiWidon t, (i <i rri ml, l/L. i)., Chan*
' e< liuf ul \'al|iJe! k?IL University, ul
! N ash\ iJlu, I t'll ii. l ilts IlleKSeilgei'S, ul)
iimiu on tin* jiiatluriu and bowing
| their valuta iuii i * i tin Uitdiop and
j Cunlerenee, wcii! cordially welcomed
Willi prolonged 14 i o e t i ii HUhop
I ay in .-, on u eli'uining them, ex jn t ssi-d
J Hi a must ir? iinu Iil.uif.fr tilts IfUiet ul
I lilt.* i iir*I???|?s /(ml the Own 11*n ciice hi
j Uic alienee ??1 ii. Dr. Covuk 1'ierce,
o..e id I lie lrat? rnal incssoii</ci s Ironi
i
the t lidiv)i who lnul started on
Inn way to the t onlorenoe, but wit*
detained by inlirimty oi agf,
I nc Secretary then read the crodon.
lialrt ot I lie messengers tl'olil tne
General Contclence ot the Church
, rvnitii, in winch i!i;? Conference was
also noliti d ot ilic appointment ot a
coin in 111 ee n t lire persons lo consult
i upon and udjust legal points at issue
bcl weell tile I WO Coll lei eilCCS.
An address to t! e liishops and Dele
i)l I lie Methodist Episcopal
1 Church in (mulct eiice a-semblod, writi
! ten by Kev. Dr. Eo\ ick 1'ierce, was
i ill u i ad Alter expressing the great
{ pleasure he experienced in his appointj
inenl as haleiii.il 1111?- hger, Dl". fierce
! says; "As a regular app nntec in this
u?v ;-;.m ,:\ f\. : t
I ms?mthi vl." ? |?cr tqnaro for first, ail
|>H\ ? 111 < f >r insertion.
Oil'' ilirli rtiil cou?tiU4tn a nquar
wIihiIum' iii linn i ?r or 'lisplay t.T|*S less than
!in iinii will he oh irgvd lor . ? a * |uaiw.
Mai i iage notions free.
Deaths ami Funeral notices free.
lU'ligiotis uoUoos of one square free.
A liberal discount will be made to thos*
whose advertisements Jaro to be kej>t in lor
three months 01 longer.
lrato.rnnl delegation, I furnish an
instance in thu history of American
Methodism, jun-.h as I thir.k it likely
was never known he faro in one sent
abroad in any diplomatic mission?a
man in the 9'2d year ol his ago and in
tlm 72 1 of his elteeli ve ministry." The
letter alludes to his being sent as a
lone traternal messenger from the
First General Conference South, after
thr division tn 1899, to arange tor and
settle, on ,\ basis of interconimunica*
lion, so that two General Conferences,
instead of one, should ho all the tl.ilereueo
between us; to the rejecti ? ? f
that messenger by the General Conference
in 1848.; to the ' wintry night
of twenty-one years' thai lolowed i.i a
rejection, succeeded by the t'siar ot
hope" that appeared in the soliiatvy
visit of Bishop Simpson and !'r., tio?y
Bishop Harris, to (he meeting ot ?? r
Bishops in St. L mis in May, lvjl).
The address then reviews the prog re.-*
,. i' M..i I.... I to II., .... I ....
V# I ill \ I UU'll'iU L' uv. I .vn T i * i I 1 4 Vy / I
cl udeHJ
Fin illy, lot us as Uo companies of
" I
brothers, entrusted with a most pr?
cious patrimonial estate, to enjoy as
trustees, and culargo ami inereaso an
guardians lor an indefinite posterity,
see wliio. 11 ol tis can no use our portion
of this Methodist capital as to inakti
its per con tage ol income tho test of
imperative lidilty, industry and devolion
to its polity an I its principles of
operation, as its (minders and it*
lathers turned it over to us; and let us
do this as brethren ?d one heart ami
one mind, ol one great aim and end,
and tho lnture will prove that our
division into two (leiural ('onIvrene.o
jurisdictions w is a benediction instea 1
ol a deprivation. W o will watcii each
other only with godly jealousy lor a
faithful propagation ol one undivided
Methodism. This message, as far as
it can U' so, is my I ml will and testameal
turning over to my successor!
my estate in .Methodism.
Finally, brethren, farewell. I?e perfect,
he ol good comfort, lie ol one
mind, live in peaee, an I tho CJod of
: lovo and peace shall he with you,
(Signed) L. I'ikuck, Delegate,
j Dining the loaning there wero
; frequent manifest it ions of sympathy
ami approval.
Dr. Duncan then made an able address,
relating to the bishops and delnI
gates, in the name of his Conference as
i.. / o i if.. .....
I # I ' i 111 *l? III V. Ill |NI, M la;M49? I KZ ? .11
| followed by Mr. hi ulard. The remarks
of hot l tll'.'riO gent IcUieU Wl'I'O in t! ; !
i i i
I most fraternal spu n an I cordially received.
Kesolution* of welcome in 1
I regret at tint ab.enee ot J->r. Fierce
' wen* unanimously adopted. The Con*
h'l i'i'ce then f isu ami sung a verse ot
the liyiun "IJ'ieM In* the lie thai bind.'*
Tin; matter ot apjiointing a committee
' to meet thai app >:ntml hy the church
i North to adjust h-gul points at issue
! was relerrcd to a sueciu! committee ot
I Ht.'Vri), to he Slppoill.od. A^ijoU lllti'l Uil*
! til to-morrow.
(iooij Cows (j. i ic a f k8t. ? Farmers
make u serious mistake in not rasi ig
better stock, as it <ost no more t > le *d
la cow worth $1U0 than it d"cs one
; worth $20. All von have to do :n or|
tier to have good cows is to buy a
good bull <d any breed that is not. d
i tor procuring go > I milch cows, and
with i wo ir three i st rate n itive cows
| one can soon have c.ows that will mill*
: 20 quarts a day j ni as well as those
that give only six or eight quarts.
Yearling hulls ol blooded stock can
: often be boui/hl unite cheat*, to be
O / I '
kept ;i year <>r lunger before u*ej.
The Ayrcsiiire is |?i*oy the bnat
! milk producing cow wo have, Tiio
Durhanis make l ie best beet cattle,
i and Mosucliiiit*!' go > | mitkers; tho \)v~
i voiih aro very ii.tr I v, ai.?i make splendid
working oxen, but aro not noted
I as good milkers; ilio Alderneys and
.Jerseys (both aboil the same breed;
are loo small lor I inner*, and ttiejr
milk is too rich to go to cheese I icto.
1 lies, as it produce* a pound ol butter
to six o?* kcvii q larts, while native
cow's milk niik.vs only a pound to
thirteen or fourteen quarts ot milk.
A Mionr (Joitn (Jio>i\?Colonel Fiunogau
was a Florid t planter, wealthy
and hospitable. Piward the poor bo
was always kind, a ? 1 even the shill'
less bo would not turn coldly away.
. A man who had olten be< n the subject
ol ins bounty was nam >1 Jako
llartr'ulV. Jake was a squatter in the
woods where lie had a log cabin, and a
Kiiriil cleaving. Upon tins land he
Homelinies raised corn, and with his
gun he capturt d g a mo. Oi the game
in* ate the tlosh, aud the skins he ?raided
lor whisky. Lou g before the win'
ter was ovmr he wassnre to bo out of
corn, in which emergency he would
bring his bag to the Colonel lor a Hiipply,
which was generally furnished.
Once upon a trine Jake came with his
bag very early in lhe season?in fact,
winter had just, set in.
j 44Why, how's this Jake?1 demanded
Finnegan. 4,Seems to me you aie ralb'
cr early in your call lor corn."
| 44Well, Colonel, fact is my crop failed
i this yer sason.'
4 Failed! How is thai! I thought it
had been an uncommonly good teaso-ii
| for corn."
I 4,Yuas, I s'posc it has, Colons!, Ik V
? y'ecc?1 forgot to jdaut/