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rjplIK JJOKIIY IlKAM) o Published Kvbhy Thursday, ?BY? The Herald Publishing Company, CONWAY, s. c. 11WAI NEWS. ('apt. W. J. Tolar will move back to Fayettevillo. L. S. Bingham has been elected Senator of Florence County. llev. W. M. llardiu left last Mon7 day for (%nferenco via Chadbourn. Miss II. K. Gillespie, of Marl l,..,.......!. ? 1. ? ?? " ? UWIV'U?1I, 10 liur orouior, VOI. T. F. (Jillcsj>io. Mrs. M. K. White, who has been spending sonic time with Dr. Norton's family, returned to Fair HlulT last Tuesday. Mrs. K..l\ Norton who has been spending time with relatives and friends in Fair HlulT returned last Monday. Rev. S. S. Stokes State Temperance lecturer and organizer, delivered an address before the Conway Division last Friday night. Col. KllisonS. Keitt, of Newberry is said to be a candidate for the IT. S. Senate to succeed (Jen. Wade 1 lampton. lie is en rapport with Alliance demands. Thk meanest man yet is the one who asks that the paper be sent him on credit on the ground that tin neighbor whose copy he has been in the habit of borrowing lias moved away! The Horry Hussars held a meeting last Friday and elected t he following officers: II. L. Buck, Captain; L. D. Hong, 1st Lieutenant; \Y. .J. Waller, 2nd Lieutenant; .). I*. I)erham, 3rd Lieutenant. Capt. S. S. Sarvis and Lieutenant J. M.Oliver having resigned. Hon. J. S. Vomer, Comptroller General, came down yesterday and investigated the Treasurer's and County Commissioners' ofiices. lie congiatualated the Treasurer and the Clerk of the Board upon the excellent, condition of their books, none in the State being better. Mr. Verncr will soon retire from office when he expects to form a partnership with Col. ?L C. Ilaskell for the practice of law, office at Columbia, S. C. A movement is on foot to have an excursion to Columbia on Dec. (5th to attend the inauguration of Governor Tillman. If the effort prove successful it will afford a line opportunity for the people to visit Colum bia and see the city and how the lpflfijilnt.il i'p t I'iinuopt InioiiiBOd V\f/> i I J UHOHV/K UUOIIlCOiJ" '? t would he glad for the enterprise to be successful and give our people a chance to visit Columbia during the session of the legislature at greatly reduced rates. The cotton crop has been exceptionally fine in llorry this year. It is not uncommon to hear the remark, "A bale to the acre." If our farmers will act wisely they will husband their resources and provide for the contingency of a disastrous failure next year. Wo have had two very excellent harvests in succession and we would throw out the hint that with produce and caution in management they can forge ahead and keep their heads above water. 'J1. \V. Westbury's dwelling, kitchen, furuytrtire, utensils, corn and about everything the family possessed was burned last Monday afternoon. The family were all away at different neighbor's houses when the fire caught, and before assistance could bo rendered the flames had advanced too far to be extinguished with tlie help accessible. West bury himself is in Darlington. The fain ily is lo& in very destitute and necessitous circumstances, and without prompt assistance will soon suffer. Two colored sailors were drowned at Bucksville last Monday afternoon. They were scraping and painting the Schooner, had finished one aide and it is supposed one was on the gang plank and the other jumped on it when it broke and precipitated both into the water. Nobody saw them at the time and it was perhaps half an hour before they were missed when search was instituted. A drag was improvised for the occasion and they were soon raised. The Schooner was loading with lumber for Philadelphia. t. 1 n 4 .^ HO Uov. and Mrs. J. W. Humbert left to-day for Conference via Geeorge- o town. It is uncertain about their li returning to this place another year. They have put in two years of good ii and faithful work at this place. They a : have been very attentive to the in- 11 teiest of Christ's Kingdom.' Mrs. s Humbert has been a very efficient ]( teacher in the Sunday School as well tl as a devoted missionary worker. The g loss of her services in these particu! lars especially will be greatly re- f; gretted. Mr. Humbert has been a u faithful, conscientious pastor and ( I both have warm friends in Conway j whoso prayers will follow them wherever their lot may be cast. s t t The Progressive Farmer, of North t Carolina, has re opened the light on o Senator Vance with renewed vigor H and intensity. It will be a cold day for North Carolina when Senator , Vance is defeated unless some chic- t anery or trickery is resorted to and then it will be extremely hot. The ! Fanner seems to think that the Al- J liance oath is more binding upon Alliance members of the legislature than the instructions of the County nominating Conventions. This ir would be a travesty upon the con- 8 I volitional idea of the popular right j ^ to govern. ^ " The legislature meets next Tues- . 11 .. i ? .11.. ' 1 ii 10 i,<iiii|iir3t'u iiiumiy ui nuw members and upon it is devolved sonic important and weighty respon- ( sibilitics. Some provision must short- ; ; ly he made for refunding thu Sarte I | debt and this requires caution and j i financial skill to effect the matter ^ with a reduced rate of interest. And 1 upon the action of this Assembly will depend largely, in our judg! incut, the future unification of the I Democratic party in South Carolina. , If prudence and discretion control everything will probably conic out all right. There are other important mens* urcs await ing the attention of this | legislature and how they are dis posed of will be watched with jcal- , oils interest. ] A political cyclone swept over the North and West at the general eleo- t tion Not. 4th. The Democratic majority in the next House of Rep- [ rcsentatives is estimated to be from J 20 to 150 and more. The official ^ count will be required to determine the exact number. The McKinlcy folly and Speaker Reed's autocratic j management of the House, indicating Republican tendencies, were the | prime causes of this political land t slide. The Republicans showed a, s I uisjiusiLion ro manipulate legislation 11 to perpetuate their lease of power. 1 j The MoKinley tariff bill was passed ! j in the interests of manufacturers to ^ enable them to contribute liberally to L. the Republican campaign fund to j corrupt and debauch the voters. c Heed was the dictator in the House c that made its passage possible. j f The American people are jealous ! 8 of their electoral rights and have ad - !0 I ministered the severest and most pro f nounced rebuke to these wily schemes. '| i We had the pleasure last Sunday s of worshiping with the Methodist ? church at, Fair Bluff, X. (A It was c i the llh Quarterly meeting occasion j of the Whitoville circuit. Dr. n j Swindell, the Presiding Elder, v preached two excellent and interest- j ing sermons?in the morning 011 the 1 Transfiguration and in the evening n on the Desire for a better country, h The text for the first sermon was a from Matthew xvii 1, 8; and for the \, second from Hebrews xi, 1G. His a treatment of the Transfiguration n was in the usual orthodox way as an t I encouragement to the followers of | f Jesus and all who persevere in f ; fidelity and loyalty to the Cross and g j all it implies will ultimately bend- t 1 mitted into the presence of His incf- n 1 mi < 1 l.ujiu giory. 1 ne preacner reierreu n ; to the doctrine of heavenly recogni-1 tion n.s one taught l?y tlie Transfigu- . ration as very comforting to boliev-1 ers?the means of knowing was not, ft told, but the fact was explicitly declared. 1, Ilis analysis of "Desire" in the p evening discourse showed considerable critical acumen. lie showed the a difference in the simplicity and pu- n rity of desire, the difference in the moral character and the difference in the intensity of desire and ap- tl plied those to seekers afte.i a heaven- \ ly country with force and effect. Ti e t preacher does not strive to excite the emotional nature but directs his t efforts to instructing the mind, en- c listing and enlarging the affections t that just and correct Judgment may c be reached in the formation of character here which determines eternal j /lea tiny. (] j >11RY 11 Eli A LI Wo heartily'en dorse the sentiments f f the Cotton Plant in opposition to v laving the inaugural ball in the t itate House. The use of this build- p ng for such purposes is a pcrversiou c nd a desecration and wo hope the t e\v regime will signalize its as- t umption of the govermontal and legislative functions by forbidding (. he use of the State House for any uch unholy purposes. The christian sentiment of the it ate should bo respected, if not volintarily, then by compulsion. The < 'otton Plant speaking of those op- * losed to Halls savs: * "They are entirely willing for the ' ociety people to have their Hall, if ' hey so elect; but they object to what' hey consider prostitution of their cmplc of legislation?the property t ......... l 1 : - " i viii. ii ?vu aim hi some j onso the symbol of their taste and l bought?to Clod less revelry. ( Let those who will honor Clover- j lor Tillman with a Ball; but let \ hem observe thc titness of things i ,nd go to a Ba]|.rooin where their ' ovelry will not offend thc taste nor 1 nfringc the rights of their fellowitizens. i ? n j The following unclaimed Letters! villaining in this Lost Office will be ! out to the Dead Letter Othce at iVushington I). C., unless cailed for vithin thirty days from date here- ( if. A?Mr. A. II. Adams, Bev. Arl- ] ngton, Mrs. Mary Anderson. Ib- Mrs. Maria Beaty. C?Mr. Mark Cox, Mrs. LuiduM ox, Miss Flora A. Crochran: I)?A. B. Dunkin. II.?Mrs. Annie Hemingway, Miss loscphinc Hemingway, Mrs. A. 11. 'lardee, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mr. saac lluze. .1 ? Miss B. It. Johnson. r.?Miss Catie Lewis. M?Mr. J. McCutehen, Mr. O. J. Moore. It?Mr. \V. 1\ liabou. S?Miss Lucy Smith. T?Mr. Henry T. Thompson, Miss . I). Tood, W. M. Tyler. W. Orange Williams c f Mrs. Ma* ; y Oliver, Mrs. E. M. Williamson, J Wr. (i. 1*. Wilson, Mr. ft. 1'. Wil- 1 innis, .Mr. I. U. Willoughby, c-f W. ( II. Small. The above letters are duo one cent , acb for advertising. 1 Post Office Conway S. C., Nov i >t 11. 1890. J. II. PoRTKH, P. M. j ? l? I ('has. M. Campbell, School Com-! nissioner of Ilorry County, died last!] 'riday evening Nov. 14th, after a >rotranted and painful illness. He lad been con lined to bis room for wo months or more, but bore his ! offerings with patience and resiglation. He was a consistent mein>er of the Baptist church and was irepared for the final ordeal. Wo ;new him principally in his official elations as School Commissioner, ( icing associated with him in public I i xaminations for teachers' certili- j V ates. As an officer he was mild in , | nan iter, pleasant in intercourse, con- j' ideratc of the feelings and interests < >f others, and conscientious in the J uithful discharge of his duties. t This latter faculty was rather promncnt at times making him appear ] t !..! _ i I n . ! i . . . _ l I I icmv hi arriving in. ueuuite coiiciu- | ~ lion. lie managed the office cfll-it iently unci satisfactorily. He was,1 minstaking in his efforts to ilo right < ind offend as few as possible. He 'v vas somewhat impatient in the early, s (art of his sickness that he could j lot attend to liis official duties, maiy of the schools then being in ses- j icn. Ho has been translated from! world of toil, turmoil, trial, tribu- t ation, anguish aches, and pains, to world of perennial joys and happi-: less, lie leaves a father, two sis- j ers and a brother and a host of * riends to mourn their loss, but in lis triumphant death they have the j timnhiH for renewed effort to make t< heir calling and election sure and t| neet him, as promised, on the efer- ) al shore. |] , f lead Tills! f Thanksgiving and Christmas days " re just at hand! " One hundred fatherless, mother- L 388 little ones are in Thorn well <)r- " hanage, Clinton, S. C, ! j' Here js work for the churches I nd the churchless, Alliance men nd merchants, and everybody elso. < Who will care for theso orphans?! ^ They are from all the leading d<j 1 ii tomi nations, They hail from Mary- ^ and to Toxas, from Massachusetts o Missouri. Ye good Christians, will you give horn a Thanksgiving or Christmas ollection,?or botii? Will you send hem a barrol of Hour, or a bolt of ^ iloth, or a box of sundries? Who can help pitying the or bans?one hundred of them? Tonlor hearted woman! Here is work I y >. THURSDAY or you. Ami oven children may! fork for children! Merchants, send hem your remnants of shoes or dry. ;oods or anything from a bushel of orn to a barrel of molasses. And here is money that unswereth all hings. . Address Dr. Jacobs, Thornwcll )rphanagc, Clinton, S. ('. NKNV ADVEHT1S10MKNTS. Sale by Order Court. ^ TAT 15 OF BOITH CAHOMNA, O IIOHKV COl'NTY. MJ. burroughs & Co., nml burroughs & Collins, I'luintiiTs VS. leorge Otninger, Alfred (Iraiuger et id. j Complaint for Partition. Persuautto tin Order of the Court in the ! ibovo stated ease, made by his lion. Judge [. II. Hudson, and dutwd October lflth .8110, the undersigned will sell before the ourt llousc in Conway, S. C., on Sales lay in December, prox, (being tlio tlrst(l)st ; lay of said month,) within legal hours of >ale, to tho highest bidder therefor, all md singular the certain lands set forth in tie Complaint in the above stated case, md described as follows: "All and singular that certain tract and 'plantation of land situate in llayboro 'Township, County of Horry, State of 'South Carolina, known as the former j 'residence of the late Arthur .1. Grainger, i ontnining two hundred and ninety ("UO) 'acres, more or less, bounded on the j 'north by lands of T. \Y. lohnson, Hast by 'lands of Win .1. Sarvis and c. 1',. Todd 'South by lands of George Grainger and 'west by lauds of Joel Strickland." Terms of Sale. One third cash, balance >n one and two years in equal installments, with interest from the day of sale payable annually till the whole be paid, io be secured by bond of purchaser ami a mortgage of the premises sold. The pur chaser to have the right to pay the whole hid in cash if he so desires. Cur baser to pay for all papers. .Ions M. ()i.ivim, Nov. lltli 18'JO. ( lerk of Court. Sale By Order Of Court. STATU OF so I "l'l I CAliOIJNA HOHUV C'ot'NTV. Court of Common Pleas, George S. Cox an Infant, by Julius W. Cox his Guardian ad litem, Plaintiff. YS Winnie Pee, Kthcl Pee, Cornelius l.ee, et, al. Complaint lbf l*ii rt it ion. ,, . , ,. . I i ttmiuiu id an oruer 01 ma roiin made by Ilia lion, Judge J. II. Hudson, at the October term id said I'uiirt and dati'd tinIO.th dayjof Oet. IHSMLthe undersigned will sell before the Court House in Conway, S. C. on Monday sales day in December, prox* (being the lirst day of satd month.) Lotl.o highest bidiler therefor, the eertain tract of land set forth in the Complaint in the above stated ease and described in said complaint is as follows: All and singular that certain piece, par el or tract of land situate, ivingjand being 11 the County and State at oresaid,'contain ng Seventy (70) Acres, more or less, ami bounded on all sides by lands of F.(?. Burroughs, it being a part ofc what is known as the "ltandnll Tract,^Hpd being ailed the "Buzzard Boost." Terms of sale cash, Purchaser to pay 'or all the necessary papers. John M . ()i.ivku. Clerk of Court. Nov. 11th 1800. Sale By Order Of Court. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,! IIOHBV COUNTY. Court of Common Fleas. Oliver K. James, Plaintiff. VS. Colon K. Spivey, et. al, Defendant. Complaint lor Part 11ion. Under and by virtue of an order of the 'ourt made by him, Hon, Judge J. II.I ludsnu dated October loth 18110. the tin- j lerdgned will -ell before the Court House n Conway, S. ('. on Saleaday in December I trox., within legal sab- hours, to the high I iNt bidder, the lands doscribed and set orth hi the complaint in the above stated ase, to wit: "All and singular that t.iaet if land situate in Dog Bluff township, in lie County of Horry, State afor said, con lulling our llllliureu illKI (lliriy-l\V() ll(T<'S, noro or ioss; bounded north by lands of! {. It. Floyd and Singleton land, east by and of ('. F. Spivey, south by Dog llluu toad and lands of .lames M. Lewis, and vest by lands of F. A. .lames- ku*wu as I lie plantation and residence of said late Odwin ('. James." Terms of sale, one half cash, the balance | if the purchase money to be payable in ?nc installment one year from date of sale, vith legal Interest thereon from day of ale, secured by the bond of the purehas- j r and a mortgage of the | remises sold, 'urchaser (<> pay for all necessary papers, i J. M. Ot.rvKit, Clerk of Court. Nov. I Ith, 1890. JJTATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 11OHUY COUNTY; Itobert fllridger, I'laintifT, vs Thomas Hell, Adin'r. et al. Defendants. Complaint for Partition. Ac. In obedience to an order of the Court in he above stated case, made by his lion. . II. Hudson Judge I'residing at the (>c [)berterm of said Court and dated October (1th 18110, the undersigned will sell before lie Court House in Conway, S. (), on (onday the first day of December pro.v, lining sale day,) to the highest bidder lierelor those two certain Lots of land set rirth in the Complaint in the above stated ction.nnd described in said Complaint as allows: "Two Lots in IAttlo River Vil lage and al) the improvements in the same, bounded by lots of R. / . llridger, on the South, II. N. Ward on the North,1 and road or street on the Fast and on the West by a swashTerms of sale one third cash and the balance on a credit of one and two years with the legal interest hereon from day of sale till paid in full, 'urchaser to pay for tmbers. Also I will sell at Little River Village n Tuesday the second (2nd) day of l)eeinber, at the residence of the Into J . (' Iridger, deceased, for cash, the personal iroperty and glioses in action now in the lands of Mary Cooper, consisting of lousehold and kitchen furniture. Nut's. lortgftgon it c .J. M. Omvku, Novr. lltli 1800. Clerk of Court SAMUEL BEAR, SLL, ?WHOLESALE DKVLER IN ? rOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFF, &c, | No- 12 Market St., Wilmington, N CHighest Market Prices Paid For lidos, Fiirs, Wool,'Beeswax, r NOVEMBER 7 Ills MAX VOTXI> /'OK 11. /:. 77 A /,.!/. LV JAr/>j 77;. 11> KS AT CAM MAC A' 'A C '/'/ 1 / /.' I A ? / \ / i \ J j % <> I* I>I ?* ?*< * lis 111 <1 i k AT LOWKST I' I f 10 ICS KVV.lt SKI4N IN (JON WAV, Cammaok's Store. / 11 (tec <1 Splendid Line of Ladies' Slock-in?>s. Belts, Handkerchiefs, Hand B(/o's, I hi Is and (Hones, AI SO the very IM \ KST ASSOIITM FNT <>1 Ln dies' uikI children ' BllOEH, at A IJ> 1MUCKS. No trouble to show ^o.h!s, fur i have vory poll to salesmen, \Vl/<) AUK I'KKASKDTO SHOW GOODS. Don't fail to visit Cammuck's Stwfe be fore you <lo your trading. UpTUPf 20, 1890. famTo: i 4 ?A I ~ A*t <S m BURROUGHS ~ c futf-coMriOTrrous CANT ( Our fengthoned c.y/wrirncc ought// conrcrsttnt with the n hare left nothing undone thi, /idcncc uiut gutronngc kind/) 11liY COOUS A) The lai_*^esC l)i'()Uiiht 1 ( ^ Count v I < >1 7 YVinl< a- \ i k > w I x a l i HI; H HOIKMIS -o M l LUMMY I) Errnj lad// is inriled to cat sl/oien in III is Ih'/xt rtm el he . / Deseijdire lisf won Id he in/ Den't "b"u.3r -u-ntil y cur stool?: ZBTTIESIE^OTTG Mayo's Facts in a Nut Shell. ? ! o o o 0 0 o 0 ? ?AI1 who would got tlio ? j . greatest possible value for c their cash and country pro o O dure should go to J. A. Mayo's. o o Summer Stork still going , ? at greatly reduced prices, to w I 0 make room for his largo and complete assortment of fall c I ? and winter gowls, which Is c ? now arriving ovory week. All clothing on hand pro- ? vious to this fall's stock still c o going regardless of cost, o |j All who arc in need of Spectacles, can procure a ? I 0 pair of llawkes' C'rystali/ed Lenses, which are soft and 8 1 ? pleasant to the vision and es- " 9 pecially adapted for the. preo 0 servatlon of the sight. Call o 0 I and he convinced that this t! ' 0 little ad. contains more facts ? than does, sometimes a whole 0 ? i column. h llABflAAtfllllv II Notice. The undersigned hereljy j^lvos notice that there is at his place near (Irantsvllle in Horry County, a male hog, supposed to la- ahout two years old. Marked with a smooth crop in the left ear, and colored . yellow or day, with kink) hair. The ! owner of said hog is hereby requested to : eorne forward, prove property and remove ; 1 the same, within ten (lays or 1 shall apply to T.iul Justice CHIlesple to have him sold as an astray. II. C. Mooiik. Nov. 1st", 1H1M). SEND YOU It, JOB WORK : TO TUB I1KRAM) OFFIOK. V J __ _ ... ^ flaXLXC I i*iy T - \ ) & COLLINS. / f l 'ATCI[ rs NAPIMNd. ?? as hui/ers make us Ihor''(/ //fs of the trudef am! we v season to seen re tin it row y tendered us in the jutstII) CLOTHING. ?U < >(-k over* o I I < >vi?y l^all ;111 < 1 >v <v; 11 * m r<v li; < ?i kmkmI 17 At COI.MNW, UPAKTMJCNT. / and examine the goods fare puvehasig eiseiehere/iossihle in fhis s/jtteeo*u. itiscve examined rKS ?z COLLHSTS. ^4 Ii o ! i 11 s?; >4nl?*. STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA, IIOHIIY COUNTY. Stephen \V. Tyler against J. Thomas HufTkin. Hy virtue of an execution to me directed, in (lie above stated case, 1 will sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, within the legal hours of sale, at Conway, County and State aforesaid, on the 1st day of December, A. I). IS'.'O, the following described property to wit: Fifty acres of ohm, in in icss, im; property 01 .j. Thomas Buffkin, bounded on tin* Mast by land <?f .1. Thomas llulTkin, west by land of II. L. Knz.or, north by land of John Kn/.or, south by biod of Hod llulT kin. Levied on and to bo sold as the proper ty of J. Thomas Buffkin to satisfy the aforesaid execution and costs. Terms rush, purchaser to pay for papers, etc. a. II. J. Gauiuaitii, I 'or. Acting Sheriff. liOV. l:l-Jit WlieriU'w Statu of son ii Carolina, HOURV COUNTY. Under and by virtue of the jiower and authority vested in us by a certain mortgage executed and delivered to us by Joseph Todd, January l<>th, 1hs1, which is of record in the office of Register of Mesne Conveyance of Horry County in Hook of Mortgage page 411 and 412. I will offer for sale during legal sale hours on the first Monday in December IdiM), which will be the 1st. day, all that piece parcel or tract of laud containing M acres more or less, situated on Waccamaw River known as Toddsville. Also tho following personal property Situate on the hind described premises to wit. One (D^ horse power Huckwalter Steam Boiler and Engine. One Cotton Gin and press. One Grist Mill all the Shaftings and Bella appertaining, and also one Turpentine_ Still and fixture*. Terms of Sale cash. To i.a it & H a n r. A. II. J. G w,mi Arm, ('or. Acting Sheriff. USTotic? to Creditors. STATU OF SOI Til CAROLINA, HORRY COUNTY. Oliver E. James Plaintiff, VS Colen E. Spivey et a). Defendant. p Undr an order by Hon. Judge .). II. Hudson in aliove case dated Oteober 15th 1800 directing the undersigned to tako proof of claim against the Kstate of the lute Edwin ('.James. Notice is hereby given to ail and singular the creditors of said James to make proof of their claims before roe cn or bofore the l.Vih day of December prox. J. M. Ol.lVKR, Nov. 10th 1800 Clerk of t'ourt, i i*n i??th*oj 'a*n *?a "oit j imtiVII ii ""Pvt >u ?J*MH|U?hihh ? ?!?-? ui"i| 'wni i? |:M ' ""i''''".'"J oo J moq oo J ?"i|< '3"l" ? 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