The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 22, 1887, Image 2
Entered at the Pes* ti"' v at C??n\va\ as
second elass matter.]
THURSD VY DKC 22 1S87.
from Hncksville Telcphonc.
ViflflBtho approach of Christinas
the iloilav Jj trade ol iiucksvillo assumes
toe proportions very pleasant
to our merchants, this wet k will
witness the advent in our initio oi
hundreds of our Count v friends "on
purchasing though'"* intent.
The host kind of Christinas oaf'
one that would cer ain :v he apprecia
toil -is a eouplo of liatus, barrel ol
Hour, box of canned iroods, buttor
\*o. Buck and A' < '?>. say they onti
supply those articles, witli toys, tints
fruits and Christmas mauls, so elioaj
that no one would rejrrot tnakitio tin
purchase.
Christinas Kvo will be celebrated
by our eiti/ens at Ilebron church,
There will be choice selections ol
music rendered. An Oration bv
I Vof. Knijdit, of Soeastee Academy,
and then the hearts of the little
ones made I'lad by a Christtnas Tree,
Let all stranoers feel that they arc
especially invited. Ottr Indies never
do thint's by halves, and all who atten
1 may expect a treat. 'i:d.n p in b
the hour.
Tiie"pI??:tttsmiles tliat lutve orevailed
over the countenance o* our
friend, \\ . McC. Buck for past
weeks, hespnaks the joy of a vouno
man lie urtniiitr the father of a bonneP
in?7 noy, winch event occurred in
Marion some daw- past. Mother and
heir ami will soon return lioni",
I lie books of subscription for stock
ill tlie Uorrv Telephone (Jo., were
opened on tin* J 5th inst., and verv
near nil the stock "taken up. The
construction of 4 he line is an assured
fact, not.\vi4lislandii <r 'lie High !>udge(
.1 of a few who al ways exhibit
the'r displeasure a' am enterprise
i
organizing at I'ucksville. The line1
will be put in first class condition at
an early day. The poles aro already
erected on part of line. Wire, brackets
ai 1 nsulators a.re exnected this
week. Oliver and Singleton,
of Son a -tee n rthe contractors.
Geo. ( '. Un ity, of Uncksville i
now on a \-isit toClvnrii County, Gn.,
from there he expects to visit Uerminglmtii,
Anniston, Tuscumbin ami
Tuscaloosa. Xo doubt uConiie"
pre>poses to s' rike the -T'csti\ e t 'ak(
with the polo tha' is said to brine
dowi the lir.rnc a! persimon.
Mi:. Kioto jr. Allow m> space in
your paper for a few items from the
section.
p..,., P., I,.v.. r,..n....i
, .... . V ........... II. I I I I i_
their crops ami :ir?? preparing t(
have a bio tir 11 s* killing lio^s. K'om<
down Mr. Kilitor, and lot. us 00 or
tho beach ami oat hojr and rico
Tlmnk you. Ki?.)
People seem to l>o enjoying tlimn
selves to a greater \tont than usual
inhalinir the invijroratino air on tho
j"") r"> ?*>
seashore. Thov scorn to ho in mxul
spirits and waiting and hoping foi
tho bettor day.
I would like to ask our Connt\
Coininissionors a question throu^l
tho columns of Tiik IIkiiai.o. .A
petition wns forwarded to the Lends
latere askinjjf for a road leading fron
Socastee to AVoth *rs Hwasii a i l eon
tinned to AVampoe, and the requesi
was grunted. Now, have tho County
Commissioners discharged theii
duty by having said road opened U
the public? t>. <\
The question propounded to a eer
tain firm of this place, wo think not
1 - . . I I r \ I
Mill a i no 'Aj 1110 coiuinns <>i ;i ihuuic
journal. A private interview wouh
bo more satisfactory. Ki>. IIkkai.d.
? * 9
liittlo Kivor and Loiif; Bay Itcno
I will f >r the first titno give Tilt
IIkkai.o a few items, which 1 hope
riiav l?o found worthy of inscrtior
and interest the readers.
Times seetn to be improving in
this vici jitv and ! hope the pooph
will continue to improve in health,
wealth, education and religion.
Isaac .1. Cox, of Buck Creek/d*
teaching school at Union Valley
church. He has a Inrgo school and
is getting along finely. Mr. ( 'ox ita
christian young man, opens school
every morning with prayer ami we
wish him abundant success.
Well, Mr. Editor, the long wished
for has made its appearance in Conway
and we hope now to bo treated
to something else in the columns ol
'i'm: Ukkai.o than "railroad racket,'
but wo would like to see one building
from Smitlivillo to Conway. We
part of the county. (No dou!>t, !?ut
that scheme is relegated to limho reI
served for tho resurrection. Ki>.)
There is a certain couple in Little
River village th?' has jij>p? i..t???i tic4
time for celebrating the nuptials
four different times and every time
I disappointment met tiiom. Thm
nre still pursuing t!i<? coveted object
with determination. (I'orlinps,
they tlynk pursn t alTonls more pleasure
than aeutal possession. Kn.)
However, some are nnirr\ing and
otheis are wanting to pet int > tlie
. r>
' I name maritill entanglements. I .
Washington 5.< (t <
(Fnut Onr Cofft* pondont
in the political world the bold
message t!:?' President is the <. 11i< f
loiccof discussion, and while tliere
M r
arc dive.se opinions concerning its
' i'\ pcdienev and practicabi lit v, men
1 of all parties willinjdv concede Mr.
I ?
' < levelaiid the courage of his convictions
-something really refreshing in
a camlidatc for tin* Presidency, because
so rarely seen. Many lone
I .... * iheaded
politieians express the belief
that the President s course ori the
only ic.il vital issue of the day will
cause a new alignment of parties in
' the next Presidential stru 'trie, ami
one of the most exciting contests in
the history of the country. Mr.
Iilaino,8 swift criticism of the message
is practicallv regarded as a docliirntion
of his own candidacy for the
Presidency as the champion of the
protection principle. It is thought
! ere Pei the calling of the National
Pepudi m <'envention at (hicago
was due to the lbaine inlluence, and
that it foreshadows his icnoinination.
Congress was organized ijuiet.v,
1 and in n manner becoming the dignity
of t hat body ' n i s eent'MiniaI anni
versarv . desoite the bloodshed n the
I )em? mm at if mucus ami (lie anti i j ?:i tions
of u deadlock in ilic i ate
tlio only iii(?>rni|?(ioii licme from m
religious out iiusittsi, who, at the hidux'iil
of most intense silence in the
J louse, elianteil the doxolo<ry in a
plaintive solo, oreatlv to th<> amusement
of fully .>000 spe< tutors; the
poor man was canal for 1?\ the police,
Out lie succeeded in favoring the
I'resident with the same tune at Ins
reception. As usual on su di occa'
siotis. many of the desks were bur'
dened with 1 eautifit I ll< >raI fa \ i>r. , t m
oifts of adtuirino friends.
Only Uri'd secessioi s of ('on<Toss
were held the past week, as the c< mmitti'?>s
have not yet l>ecn formed;
' Sj taker < 'arlisle sa\s that no hopes
to l>" aide to announce the House
ontninit tees before t lie holiday recess;
> but ho has a vorv <li'Vietilt tm-k before
him, for there are about 1!: > new
members to place. it is a remark!
able fact that two thirds of the chair;
men of the 1 louse ('ommlttees of the
lust ('oneress wore decapitated by
r their co"stituents. A plausible rea,
son for these chanm's is that the i mi -
. portunate t'on^ressinen, in dividing
! tin* spoils, diil not luivo enough offices
to distribute; and so uianv famil
iar faces are missing Irom the jdaces
that will probably know them no
I more forever.
, The only Committee vet appointed
I in either House or Senate is the Com.
mittee on Mileage of the Jlouse,
which, ns far ?s circumstances would
, permit, is the same as formerly, and
( this is rather an indication that, as far
as practicable, the Speaker means to
reappoint the same old committees.
1'he bitterness engendered nmono
the democrats over the 1 )oorke?>porI
ship fi'/ht has '.trough to li^ht allegations
iuii both 1 Jonelson and W inr
tersmi.ii, late incumbents of that
ollice, are defaulters, and it is whis
pored about the capitc.l corridors that
the Republicans will introduce a resolution
for tlie appointment of a committee
to investigate the accounts of
! tliese officials,
j J t is believed that the nominations
of Lamar for Associate .Justice of the
Supremo Court, \ ilrts for S "\etarv
< of the Interios, and Hickinson for
i'ostmuster (ieneral will be confirmed
: without difficulty bv the Senate,
ii Tiie Kvanoclical Alliance of the
i IJnitod States, embracing 2000 delegates.
and numberingamontf its metni
' l)"rshi|> many of the most eminent di
vim's of tin' country, held its session
, in the Capital the past week, and tiio
occasion was a season of glorious
i , spiritual edilica tion to thousands of
! Christians believers whose privilege
it was to attend those meetings.
< )no of the most pleasant events of
the meeting of the Alliance was the
President's reception of the organization
in a body, the tnombrs being
*
I personally introduced to the Chief
Kxecutivo by Win. hi. 1 )odge.
I When it en no the turn of the Rev.
Dr. JJurchard, who made the famous
> alliterative allusion in reference to
ruin, Romanism and rebellion, in the
, last Presidential campaign, a general i
ei all\ bright on 11.?? faces of Mr him]
Mrs. Cleveland, ?? ith < f wIh in extended
u ver\ cordial jrrootin^ to the
noted div no, who also appeared <>
shar< fnllv tlie sp ri* of the sititition.
-? ? ?>
Tito J'rirnv.eK /' y,'.< relates the
following incident oo loernitio (.'apt.
Stoncy:
The following story of ('apt. \Y.
K. Sti.nev ha> never been in print,
but i' iv- too o:od tremain longer
pi orate property, so V7/< /'.
fives it to the worlu and vouches fur
its tru' hf tlness.
i )nritio tiie late unpleasantness
(. apt. Maaov was n member of (ion.
laoi.)d\ military family. Then as
now was a capable ollicer, and
then as now ho was comnelled bv
near si j/! loduej - to wear eyo?dasses.
At tli" battle of Port Wnltlml Junction.
near Pft'T-! iirir, in May 1S(>1,
while 'In* Hripade was advancino11jion
tli?? "iii'inv, ('aj)t. Stoney was
sever"!v wounded, a rifle liall passini'
tlirou<r|i his body. (inn. llnoood
saw hi hi f a 11 and sent ('a jit P. K. Molonv.
his Adjutant, to ascertain the
extent of his injuries and render him
such assistance as ho could, .lust as
('ant. Molnnv reached him ( 'tint. Stone\
fainted and ( apt. Molotiv thou./ht
till was over with his comrade. lie
followed (ion. I I aoood, w!io w:ts direct
fno the forward movement in person,
and said "Poor Hill is dead."
('apt. Stonev rallied, however, and
was carried hack to Petersburg by
the amhultince corps before the eni^aoeinent
ended.
It was several davs before pressing
militarv duti"s j/sive < ien. I!:o/ood an
opportunity to hunt hi n no. 'i"
found liitu eomlortub! v ounr'oi "d in
th" house of a w e i i ' o do fami'x cud
tenderly eared for by ji ?rood mo,'. 'rly
\ irjjdnia Itidy. (.ien. Ilairood e\pressed
his orient pleasure tit lindiiief
him niivenud in sueli excelliint hand
and tried to comfort him with tin*
hope of earlv ri'covi'rv. (.'apt. S'onoy
didn't much to say, on aciMitnt
of t 'n4 eharae' t :md scvci 'lv i>f
11iwound, lint !tis om i nurse ^poke
volumes when she said to (ion. '! :
i'ikhI, ui|o is Itiili'li better. ( o n o I'll!,
ami will j/o? w i ! |, Why several
voimjf ladies oidlotl to soo him tins
tintrninj/, and as >??n as they worn introduced.
'?? f<?i Ito said f wnrtl to
tnoni, Ito caIiod ror his pectaeles.
Hit prophecy proved Ini" a td < ":tj>t.
Stoiie\ has done 111 * S'jtio as ootnl
sorvioo in tiojioo jts Itotiidiit war.
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Sc.iceii The Seii pt it res.
Tl.o lii! >h* Association of South
Caro! na was organized at ( olutnbia
las' week. It is the outcome of a
i con vont ton of I ho i'il lo soci' tics of
the State, which net at tho Y. M.l\
A. rooms, in ('olnmlea on 'J'liursdav
i i.ist, with tho I {i1 v William Martin,
; president of tho Columbia IJiblo So. iot
\, in t ho chair.
i )i looatr s were present from the
Abbeville lldih Society and four of
11 s 1 ?raueh soeiet ies, < i reenw ood, Troy,
I Juo West, 1.0110" Cane, and also
from C'etlai Springs, hiackstocks,
< 'harleston, < 'hester, < hertivv, ( 'olmnI
liia. I tarlitiodon, IJorry, Snmter, Union
counties, and tho 1 nion I'enevoient
societies of rairlieid and itichi
land.
Tho l?ev Alexander Mo I.can I).
1'., secretary of the American Jiible
Soeicl v, and t he |{ev T. li. Law, disi
,,i * :.. ? .1 - - . r V .1 1
| 11 ivji r>ii|)friiiiriniriii U)r 4\(U'lll JUKI
South' Carolina for tlio same society,
were also present ami took part in the
proceedings ofjtlm convention.
Till! Bo v. .loitn Kershaw, of Sumter,
was elected president, and I Jr.
i John Forrest, of i 'Imrleston, secretary
j of the Bible Aassoeiation.
| The following wei" f leeted ojlicers
' for the ensnititf year: The Uev \\ il|
. 4 *.
| liatn .Martin, president; the L'ev I],
: T. Ilorn, i). 1)., vice president in
} First judical circuit, and one vice
: president from each of the other circuits;
.Mr lb I). Sonn, secretary, and
an executive committtee of live, of
which the Bov X. M. Woods is
chairman.
The IJcv l)r Woods delivered an
, atlflress of welcome io . ? deieyates,
lleoorts were lcieived fro n dele
i
eatf s of the w( rk beino ill i.e by 'is
auxiliaries, and on Friday evenice
the Bev 1 )r .McLean, secretary of the
American Bible Society, an.l I )r For
rest, ol ('Imrleston, addressed a public
me :tino in the Baptist I'hurrb.
nm/ 1
Hardships of a YYefcrn Iklitor,
"Our paper is two days late tliis
week," writes a Nebraska editor,
"ovvinjr to an accident to our press,
When we started to run the edition
Wednesday nieht, as usual, one of
the miy ropes gave .vay, alio,vino
the forward edldorfluke to fall ami
break as it struck tin* tin ke flopper,
| This, of course, as auv one who
knows anything al out a prqss nil!
readilv understand, left the i*n'nn
plank with only a flip flap to support
it, which also dropped and broke of!
the wapper chock. This loosened
the flunking from between the ranirod
and the flihber snatcher, which
also caused trouble. The report that
the delay was- caused by overindulounce
in intoxicating stimulants by
ourself is a tissues of falsehoods, tin*
pooled appearance of our ri^ht eye
beino caused by our ooino into the
hatchway <?f the press in our anxiety
to start it, ami pulling tin* coupling
pin after the slap bailor was broken,
which caused the dingus to rise up
and welt us in the optic. We expect
a brand new gilder lluke on this
afternoon's train.- ('/iira</o Vrif/um .
No man over ofTendcd his own
conscience, hut first or last it was re.
vended on him for doing it.
The !> > I mm runj* >mmI (Iim car was
about t ? start on its down town trio
from the K\ tos t on (/rounds yostcr(lav
afternooi , when ix? l? ?>r?l? < 1 tin*
cur. It did not require more than ti
jdanee to cotiv nee every one who
saw htn tha* he was <lrunl<- very
tnucli so, in fact. lie sink into an
unoccupied seat in the corner, leaned
his weary head against t!ie fare box
and in a moment was in that stupor
which too inneh whisky produces.
The driver evidently kmw liitn and
smiled as he said: "I'll attend to
von when we ?/?>t down here a piece.\
In a few moments the car stopped
and the rtriv<T stepped inside, shook
the sleet XT and t<>!.l him in an
tioneer tone ( f voice to "wrtUo "j) and
! oct olT," lint tho passenger did
neither. 'I'iMMi a oent Ionian next to
liin endeavored to arouse him, I>111
Iii'miiiu a muttered remark that could
not In' understood he remained u lixture
in I lis s<?at.
I'hi-- s ?rt of titin<r was hecominjr
.
monotonous when a little woman was
seen apptoachino tho cur, A slight
lain was fill lino, and she daimilv
pieked her wav across the muddv
street and stepped upon the ear.
; She irlauced'inside hut did not enter,
and spo'Ue hut. did not enter, and
spoke hut < lie word k\Jo!m." It w not
a loud kt.f ohn, hut through the
hefuddled hrain of that drunken sh eper
it seemed to Hash, penetratuio ami
starting into life every faeultv, and
as th ? i.?!i an eh etrie hattery ha I
eompleietl the circuit directlv heneath
. him, he sprung up, and a- oiaoefuilv
as was p .^sthle him left the ear supported
hv that little woman, whoso
v>iee hud altnos* <>' ved him.
The ni'?"a' of tins li"!e incident
I'D ' H T" ?1. I ~ 11 * the ?'ISte, l?'lf
r'i v "' ' ip fo 'lii !<? . <?'( >
1 Tl
it !i i' -11< eireiniis? lines i- . ?t he
' douMel.
It) ( " 11
First It" a Minn with 11 (its litis < >i i
j n new It'll. and vim hiu'c on ;itt oid
ore, i 11 ti' i '^i' IimIs witlt hint. This re!:eve?s
lln1 jMi'ssur" on I hi- head.
Second If In" happens 1u he ;t
convivial-lookiii?r tramp remark in :i
If??i?1 tone: "It ton iijnl, lmt t1
in 1 :t drop ?>f ' nui'lv in the crowd."
In mil' ease- out of ten he W'll wi!.<
uijT ii^'tic iic:i It iiv, coherent :"il mu>
| enlar A noio-Siixon.
Tliir.1 Should the |>:ittciit only
have a slight a Mack iiinl retrain cansi'it
UlSllf'ss, tell ili'll it S lint (?1.1 i 11
for him to 'rdiave in flint way. This
will II it i ioul?' etU y i i: u 1liiin oet up
{jiml take of!" i.is coat. Then rim.
Fourth tli\e hhn phmtv of air
tin - kind of ov (?ri'S:f irie\jt<>n :ve.
()|i'Vi his i io'1111. T!i' ii ?e| :i stre'cl
or. If In won"; open his moutli <ret
a njove stretcher. That'll make him.
Fifth ''arrv him into a "hand nm
! down" tailor' simp. No man was
ever known to conn* out of ono with
' lit. Ho'// / . i',ift,vo 'J //.s'y .
^ 4*- ----- ?? - - ?? *
I-'or a t'b ilii*>. '*i/!?I.
This boinjr tin' season lor hard
colds, ! must toll you how I keep
them pretty well at I?av. When a
cliihl snoozes, saving ho can 1 breathe
thronoh his "dose,"' I toa^t him at tho
lite. Not only tho foot hut tho spinal
column, is wo 11 wanned. Then
ho must persist, in smelling from tho
ammonia bottle till ho has no dillioul
tv inbreathing, tho ammonia havino
ponotratoil tho air passages, causintr
more snoo/iny and a copious catarrhal
discharge. Then, before tnckino- up
i
; m a warm bod, I j^ive him from three
to live drops of camphor on a little
snoar, with all tho water desired as a
drink. I thought inv ammonia euro
for a cold was wholly original till a
friend told mo of curing her catarrh
of several years' standing with its
' u<o, merely inhaling very freely of it
j both night and morning. ! tpunI
gent odor 1 have found very benolicial
when suffering fiom an attack
of ticiilouloureux. I'\ut1
i>hnn\
4 ? ?Kvorv
declaration of i'resident
Cleveland indicates thr t lie moans
business in tli > matter of tariff re
visum. !f is related that when tho
students of the Pnivorsitv of Virginia,
11 ai?l<o<I by 11!? I Jomocrittin
Congressmen from that State, waited
on the* President and invited him to
attend the commencement at the
I'niversitv on the 21 of next Juno he
said he would <_y ? provided (.'on<rre.?>
nd'ouniod b\ that date. Pon^ress1
man Cleo. !). Wise expressed the
1 hone that (.'orio-vess would adjourn by
' that date, and then as!<e<i tin? Pies,
dei t if ho wanted ndjournmont beforo
the stir pi u a was reduced. The President
is reported as pii Ulv respond.
in?r: "No indeed, 1 would rather
I .
have von stay there until doomsday
than tail to do that!" In ether words,
he would li?? ht it out on that line if
it takes all summer. /*'.? .
| O ^
Fault Finding.
You have all heard the storv of tho
painter of olden time who exposed
his picture to the public criticism,
and put a paint brush hamlv that anybody
might paint out any particular
e 4 i * ?
loiiiwro lit* (Utl not approve. ()f
\ course tlie stupid man soon found out
that everybody hod some fault to find
and his picture was totally obliterated,
.lust as it was with that artist's picturo,
soit is with the life-work of the
majority. Somebody will be pretty
sure to lake a crooked arid distorted
view of our characters and doings,
however meritorious thoy may be.
Some will do this wilfully and maliciously,
others through misundor
standing.
V
Tho world is a book, the language ]
of which is unintelligible to many
' people.
Have tho courage to wear your
ohl clothes until you can pay for now
ones.
If the keynote of all your conduct
to others had its spring in a lino self
rove-once, there would ho no discourtesies.
* )nlv the true can really ho bravo,
onlv the righteous can walk through
tlie darkness and face with a serene
sou' '' mystery of life.
Many a man shall never cease
talking about small sacidices ho
makes; but he n a great man who
can sari lice everything an 1 sav nothI
'"brIt
pavs best in the midst of the
greatest preocc ipations to keep in
1 1 : it
, < < <miimMilli\ a cciiaiu rcM'rvi" ot
time which is nut absolutely set apart
for any appointed task.
The only way to shine, oven in
this false world, is to ho modest and
unassuming. Falsehood may he n
thick crust, hut in course of timer
truth will find a place to break I
t hrotioh.
Talk about those subjects you I
have had lone in your mind, and listen
to what others say about subjects l
you have studied hut recently. '
Knowledge and timber should not
he much used till they are seasoned.
*
Knthusiasui is the <jlc\v of tlie soul; .
enthusiasm is the lever by which 11
men are raised above the average
I? \ 1 and enterprise, and become ca- 11
oali'e of r M)f! s h ' l'*\ lepee,
vhic1', !>ut for ; would !> (ptite im;
oossi hie. i
I It* thai h i -> i >yer ehsnj b n iv of
his opini >r > has never correct si any j 1
| of his mistakes, and he who was i 1
never wise eftone-h to find out anv
mistakes in hims- If will assuredly not
he charitable enoue-Ii to excuse what
lie reckons mistakes in others.
I'll cnit'vation of a ch 'crfnl spirit <
t<;s i :i i:rst r< qu tha' the i
eonditions <>f health be observed. The
<l"j ion that claims sympathy oti
the ;/roend of socio uipposed Imrds!
'> of en a* its origin in indifirestion.
sensible observance of hy- 1
emmie |:uvs i? frequently the one
'I. :ijf -I"" |f;il to transform a dol'-ful
nan info,a bright and cheerful one. \
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Lieut. Harrington, who foil af the,
< 'ust r massacre, married one of the
most popular belles of West Point.
i s wife could not r? ali/i that ho was
<h\i i ami has resolutely hold out that
ho will oven vet roturn to her. She
brooded over his altsonoo so much
that her mind became affected, and
in February, 1N85, she very mysteri- i
I ous!v disappeared from her home in M
Dallas, l ex. Nothing had been ,
heard of her until her return the ,
other day to her sister. For three
j years her mind has been a blank.
^Iie has wandered about from place 1
to I ' , supporting herself by doiti""
the most menial work. At last she
seonie I to retrain her reason ami the
remembrance of her sister Hashed
i across her mind. She wrote to her
and stated her condition, ller sister
went to her at once and found her
in poverty and looking as if she were
H)0 years of a?*o, instead of 87. She 1
is now receiving the best attention
. .
and is in a condition to recover her h
mind. |1
The jrrear mass of the lVnnsvl-l1
va11i:i 1 )emoerats are delighted with
the tone (>r the President's message j i
and thev demand that Uandall and
his misguided followers shall fall in- '
to lino. Should the appostle of pro- t
teetion prove uo'v and obstinate, an i
organized effort will be made to have
him defeated at tho next election. |
Parnlall is realizing his situation and
it is enerallv thought. that he will ;
|>1111 ipiietly in the traces, knowing,
full well that anv kicking against the
I'resident's policy means political
death for him. ? I'J.r. ;,
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Hundred acres of ii? Pnyboro
??< Towndrp, M" ir the lino of the W.
O. A ('. Railroad, bounded by lands of
Isaac Mfshowe, ('. Holmes and W. I!.
Hamilton: beinjr Hi" residence of ller.ekinh
U. Holmes. Cheap and terma easy.
Apply to Johnson A (.^'ati i.khaitm,
Attvs. for Tulbott and Sons.
Aujr. lltli * :i tf
Slieriff's Sales.
(*tatk ok south ''ahoijna,
> ' 1iorry county,
IN COURT OF COMMON PLKAS.
Avery Flovd, Administrator of Kstate of.
.lames Kloyd, I'laintiff.
VS.
Flizabcih Floyd > '?/, Ileirs at law of
J antes Floy i, Mary J. Pemberton, Kxr.
of F.I/. Pcinberton, Jerry Jarrott and
Wilbur F. Kloyd, Defendants.
COMPLAINT FoH PARTITION Ac
ORDK.R OF SAI/K.
* > Y YIKTl K OF AN OllDF.U OF
J ) Court in tin' nlxivo stated case, signed
hy his honor Judy-.J. II. Hudson, May
7'h, l v^7, as < <*rti(;?m 1 urito iit?* hy tin- <'h-rk
i)f iln-Court of I lorry County. I will soil
I efom tin' Court Jloiis<' door in Conway,
S. 011 .Monday, tin-ibid, dav of .lanuary
|SSS, (salnsday,) ilnriinr h-yil sah- hours.
All and singular tin- following described
lteal Fstatn. To wit: <>ne trai t of land
rout lining seventy (70) arms, mom or loss,
sitiiati-d in 1ho County afomsaid, and lyimj
and lining in Floyd.s Township, on Cedar
Crock, hounded on tin- North and West
hy lands of Flizahoth Floyd, on the South
and Fast l>y lands of Charles (Sranyr and
lames Wise. Al-o, oik* tract of land con
laiuin.it I huiidmd and twrnty arms, mom
>r less, to which titles was mndi' jointly to
.lames Floyd, and his wife, J-Ili/abeth
Flovd, and known as Mm- "Mill tract."
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One tract, < ( ntainiim twenty (20) acres,
more or less, hounded on tin- South hy
lands of Charles <{ranker, 0:1 the North I>\
II. ( . Kill oil's land nud on tie1 West by
the public road. It beinjr a \" shaped
pie.-' of la.i i.
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pne tract ol haid. on ainlnit on bun Irod
ind twelve (II ') acres, inure >r less, which
iid ti-u-t. .)nmei I" 1? \? . in his h,f< 'ini"
,r'/ line l and sold to one try Jarrott,
for two hundmd (S "Mh dollar , at"' in d<homl
to ma';" ti h s when kinds we: p-iid
lor, which lis* *i*>* b en done.
Tortus ol lies, the Jt rry Jttrj<Q[f tract
112 acres will he >old I'ore.ish.
The other iraet* will he > i() for on--j
mlf cash, u (1 fortpe hala: ; , erohi'
if olio year from t ie day sale. The
'iiici.it-i'i <ir purchasers , rf..mired to
jiv bond i>r 1 ?<>nds for , , t>nrchttse or
iiircliasci), bearing int from the lay
>1 i!?'. with a mortgage o, C.i premisi s to
wiic lh<' purchase (none v.
Furchaser to |??iv for m* 1 necessary ?m
> i' . It. i. SI-.s-uons,
Sheriff If. (
dee ?l :?
?> rj* y. h.<ciilo>
c; .'ATI-; or sol TM ('A Kt)I.i N A,!
>o cor.sty of iiouiin.
IN ('Ol'IlT OF COMMON 1'I.KAS. |
W illinin .i. Sarvis, (?ii:irdi:in of Heat rice A.
Hooves, vs J. Kober-on Suggs, Administrator
of 111< I'Nttti'of Daniel M. Heaves.
F\i;< t tion Hot,!, ,
I'NDKK :111< 1 l?y virtue of an F.xeeutiou
iu the above stativl ease to me directed and
lodged in my olliee, I will -ell before the
Court House in Conway, S. on the tir<t
Monday in .lauuary, A. 1 >. is?<s, (being the .
2iitI day of said mouth, salesdav,) th?? I >1lowing
deserihed Ileal Kstute:
Tract No. I. All and singular tfiat certain
plantation and tract of land containing !
niti" hundred and 11iu? ty < ight (hits) acres,
more or less, known as the "Hulls Island
I.ami," bounded by lands of It. I). Host,
Will. Hughes, Isaac I.ee, .lohn \\ .
liardwick, W illiam F. Derhtun and others.
No. V. Also, that tract, containing one
hundred and fifteen (I lf>) acres, more or
less, purchased by I). M. Heaves from
Thomas K. Mishoe, bounded by lands of
llcbeeca J. Williamson and others and by
Sim pson's ('reek.
No. if. Also, that c'-rtrin tract, containing
forty nine ( IU) acres, more or less,
purchased by I). M. Heaves from one :
James l.ove, bounded by lands of I). ,M.,i
Heaves & Co., M H Hardee, S F Stanley, i
and by Todd's Ferry Hoad and Simpson's
I 'reek.
No. I. Containing four (4) acres, more
or less, known a^ "Hod Muff Landing,"
bounded by lands of .lohn H (Jrainger,
Suggs (Si Co., F. D Hicardson, Tolar A' I lart,
and by Waccamaw Hiver.
Also, the interest of Daniel M Heaves,
[Jeeeast, being one undividee fourth ('j)
in the following lands of the late linn of
D M Heaves A Co., situate in the town
ship, County and Statu aforesaid, to wit:
No. 1. 'f'ruct contniriny two hundred
and ninety-five (295) acres more or loss, i
known as the "Hammond 1 Mace," bounded
by Todd's Kerry or Uivor Road, lands of
\V( sley Barnbill, Suyys Co., and by the
Waccainnw River; the said tract beiny
composed of three tracts conveyed by R
W Hammond to l> M Reaves & Co. 1
No. 2. Tract containing seventy-five (75)
cres, more ? r less' bounded by lands of i
IHaircloth, Mary f bal.uyor and Samuel T
Ressatjt, and ?>v the 1'od lV Ferry Road. 1
jYo. h. Tract contaiibny f( rtv( 10) acres,
moreorles;, hounded by lands o! Rufu*
Km'o, J I, Horn and W illiam Watts. 1
No. 4. Tract containing one h tndred
and lifty-one (151) acres, more or le-s, and I
bounded by Todd's Kerry Road, lands of
\\ Ij Hardee. K I) Richardson, M I)
Ilardee, and lands of Kstate of I) M
Reaves. Said lands levied on as the property
of Daniel M Reaves, deceased, at the
suit of William I Sarvi?., Guardian of Beatrice
A Reaves.
Terms, Cash.
R. G. Skssions, Sheriff,
dec /f? 21 Ht
CJIOO ./VcCuc*-em37"
The tlrst session will heyin on Monday,
N v bith, instead of N <v. 7tb. a* pr? vi
uiisly announced, and continue for nine
mouths. Rates of tuition within reach of
..11 i ? ? i * 1 *
hi. ixiii.il can ni' iim; mi mo * (immunity
at fi > i :' (> t i *10 per month. Parents are
ur,_r?*<l to send their children on the day of
opening.
For further information, apply to the
Hoard of trustees or to
I. M. K N 1(11 IT, Principal,
nov 10 10 4t.
Stockholder's Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
>t the W. ('. A. ('. Railroad will he held at
Loris, S. ('. and Chadbourn, N. C., on the
hid Monday of January 1888.
J. II. Cii.vnitoiMiN, Jit.,
Secretary.
1 v- IV'i 21 it' .
i ()(> ? 3oo
vorking lor us. Agents preferred who
an furnish their own horses and give
heir whole time to the business. Spare
nomcnts may he profitably employed
ilso. A few vacancies in town and cities.
1. F. Joiikson, & Co., 1018 Main street,
tichmond, Va. 1
aug 25 5 3m
push
w a: : * rj.\ m it-.
Again we would call attention to the im- ^
uieii-ic >t*> *k wo h ive laid in ty moot tho
pr?.sent ii 'i coming sea <>n. We have
neve -been o well e(|iii|>ped for business
as we now nr. , and having studied the
wni N of > i man customer* wb have tak?
n great p. iiis to select such goods as
will meet the desires of all, and we feel
that we have accomplished this much in
every sense.
Our buyer has just returned from the j
North whoro he selected a full line of
DUV 0001) , NOTION^,
CLOAKS,
aoTinxG w..
We have Miiiio beautiful combinations,
u 11 i?111<> dcsl<xi)v and choice colors in such
MS 01 N 011A M, CALICO, CHEVIOTS,
WOb'STKD, and anytime: desirable in
the dry tr< <>ds line.
Our business has n >< er boeii as pros|>erous
as at jiresent, w bich shows that
our low prices and honest dealings have
borne abundant fruit, and that our efforts
to please, and build a lir^o trade Wave
been crowned with siic.ce.--.
We h'ave Opened up- a Mammoth
Stock of
r f PT07 ?,f
^ l<L I n uVU,
Knibr u inu all 'h n ".ve-t d( si.irns, olers
an< t? \'rr. . ,m<! we are con'ident that
we can please i.?u i ath In -A le and price,
'I'hey ar l int; rapidlv, and the sooner
in' 'onie the better _\ ?u ar" suited. We
are olTerinir suits from sjt-l up. The lar*_
t and nm.-t cornp'ete steck to be found
anv v .ear.
< ?* t v '< >< iv < > i
s ] i o ! : s
is e ' i. i mplete. aid we nniAt no li s.
h: ?oi\ in sa\ intr w? " in . ' ve v in ic M'.s*s
hoe to t lie e a -1 I i' an \. < 11 i:t -, I ,ad les,
Youth- and AliVso* shot ; b\ all do.dri bio
I I. 1 I...* ... ?'
1*.r. r ' ntl\ . til" -d ' . OUT nock the* well
known ".lathes M oat'- l shoe, which in
<_ri\ i ijr * rent satisfaction, We -'ill curry
tin- .1: ' i M "in* ?-li ?e. and ' oysi..
; :ilsi>, tin- /.-Crier :ln<! -prhig . !, nil
i>l which ar.' tin* best on the market.
Wo have a large assort mi nt of Piece
(Jooih ami ( lothinir wliicli we will close
out in the next thirty days
AT lib:LOW COST,
ill order to nuke room for the nev supply
tliat is j ? 111"i 1! _ in constantly, and lu re
you can in !.e onn lively bargains. Come
at once and get chob e.
HARDWARE AND
< ; as< s: in ros,
In lartre assortments can always lie had of
us, as we are up with the times and it is
needless to comment here. Our groceries
are always fresh.
We have not the room here to say to
you all wo would like, but come to see us
where we can show you anything you desire
to look at whether you wish to buy
i>r not, and we will convince you that we
ran suit you in every respect, and save
you money.
BURROUGHS & COLLI NS.
BUL IMG LOTS
H \ 1 D (1 t w
V KJ li r>iV JLJii.
|">riLniNG LOTS FOH SAL K
1 y cheap and <>n easy terms. Suitable
for stores and dwellings. Located about
eleven miles from Conway, and the surrounding
country is adapted to agricultural
purposes. VIvery alternate tot be.
longs t?'tlie U dl ii'oa < 'o 11 > 01, and the
other b A. ! 1 A'uierfon.
Piatt o! town eati l?e examined J>y enllinir
on A. II. Anderson, it t'ayboro Station,
or it ('lindln>urn.
(Jo to lirvbom Station and select vcutr
!'uildintr site,
sept !< 7 ein
'^1*7 After Forty year*'
e jf^-1
LSirtJ J Thouaand application,* for patents in
t\J IVS | s thi United .State* and Korean ;ovniC?
KM ?' fries, tan publishers of tho . ciantii o
e A1 \ ? American continno to act as nUciton
l zlk ft J t<,r pat, nts, caveats, tra.le-tnarlr^iropyiV??rtj#'
rir hts, otc., for tbo United Staos.'and
to obtain pat'inta in Oonadi, ULgland/r'ratiro,
(. ormany, and All other co'uOrtos Their <*penonco
in uno<iual<>d audtbotr la* lities nro unauryiiMKl.
i rawlnk't And sptrificat'onB prepared and tiled
in tbo l'r'ent OPico >n ahi rt notlc . 'l etnm very
riaronablo. ?> o chn go f >r etariiim tion Ol models
or drawings. Adv to by rur.il free.
Patont a obtained through M nnn.tOo.aronot Iced
Intbo S('lK.Vril> 'C A.MKiUCAN.which ban
tho largest circnlation and is tbo most inlluontial
newspaper of tie kind published in tho world.
Tbo advantagon ot each a ootico ovory pMoutoo
understands.
This largo and splendidly illustrated newspaper
Is published \VKKKI,Y at. #3.00 a yea^rul is
admit tod to bo tbo boat paper devoted to a
mechanic*, Inventions, engineering works.'Rt.fi^BP '
other departments ol industrial progress, pub- ^
lnhod in nny country. It contains the name* of
all ^atonteea and title of every invention patented
.r/ ic iour inouiua for ono dollar.
Sold by all newsdealers,
If you havo an invention to patent. write to
Munn A Co., publishers of Soientitio Aiuericau,
9C1 Hroadway, New York,
i Handbook about patents mailed froa.
dec 15 21 3m.
Johnson it Johnson, I Johnsons A (Junttlchnum
.Marion, 8. C. i Conway, 8. C.
Johnsons & Qunttlcbnum
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLORS
CONWAY, S. C.
PROMPT ATTICNTION OIVKN TO 1IUS1N
HSS.
Collecting u Specially.