The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 08, 1892, Image 3
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Published Every Thursday,
LOCAL NEWS.
M iss. Lottie McKeithan of Southport,
N. 0, is visiting her brother
Mr. J* M* McKeithan.
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? A wild young woman in a state of
nudity is running at large in Texas
and feeding on grass | and cictus
buds. i
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The Baptist State Convention was
in Session in Aiken this week Hon*.
W. D. Powell of the Mexican mission
was in attendance.
Gilbert Potter, of New York, has
been in town and county this week
looking after his financial interests.
He-is as lively and genial as usual.
llev. B\ A. Bright, who has
served Conway Ot. acceptably
for two years, left yesterday for his
new work near Sunimerville.
Rev. K. P. lltuson left yesterday
by Stinr. Maggie via Geogetown and
Charleston for his appointment, Seneca
city, in the extreme Northwest
of State.
Mr. W. T. Pullen, relief agent,
took charge of the express office
at this place last week, while Mr.
McKeithan was in Wilmington taking
in Welcome Week.
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For considerate kindness to travelers
commend us to the officers of
the Stmr. Maggie^ especially the
urbane and thoughtful captain. We
arc under many obligations tor kind
nosses shown us on our recent trip to
Charleston.
Gov. Tillman has our thanks for
a copy of his message to the legislature
in pamphlet form. It is a
lentrtnv and niainlv an Able dnc.u
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ment. We dissent entirely from him
in his sharp criticisms of the judi
ciary, and deplore the fact that he
should have done it.
The legislature will likely appropriate
$50,000 to Clerason Oollege
for the purpose of completing the
buildings and putting the school in
operation at an early lay. This
should have been done last year, the
promise that the College should not
cost the people a cent to the contrary
notwithstanding, for everybody of
ordinary intelligence knew the'
promise could not be kept and was
mere buncombe.
II. A. Strode has resigned the
presidency of Clemson College and
the name of W. C. Benet has been
suggested for the position. Mr.
Benet appears to be a chronic candidate
for ofTlce and it is said he is
adapted by education, training! and
experience to this position ami the
trustees might go farther from home
unci iare worse in securing a competent,
and capable man for the [presidency
of Clemson College.
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Rev. Dr. W. T. Capers, who was
superannuated at the last Conference
in Charleston, wishes to make
Georgetown his future homo and
desires to establish a night school
for the instruction of young men
whose early opportunities of acquiring
knowledge were hindered. This* exhibit^a
commendable and philanthropic
spirit on the part of Dr.
Capers and the young men should
manifest their appreciation by forming
a large and remunerative class.
There are more young men in the
Senate than I over saw before. Some
of them are very talented and cap
able. John Gary Evans, of Aiken,
Stanyarn Wilson, of Spartanburg
S. C. Mayfield of Barnwell, Walter
Hazzard of Georgetown, John P.
Derham, of,Horry,"and I). E. Finley
of York are excellent young men
and highly educated* A strangor
would bo, more likely to take them
for theological students than grave
Seniors.
The above is taki n from the
Abbeville Medium} and we are
curious to know what wonderful
transformation has happened to our
friend, the vouncr Senator from this
County, to give him any resom
bianco to a theological student,
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There are circumstances th.?t lead
men to abandon the work of the
ministry, to go into business, politics,
or some kind of secular professional
/life. They stop doing ministerial
dutv; they lay aside ministerial
work-jBut they claim to bo ministers.
Whey style themselves "Kef."
They assume to be the ordaired servants
of God. but their life is given
up to money-making. Thoy are
speculators. They will perform the
marriage service, and now and then
} preach; but they have given up the
duties of the ministryv And thoy
are in this false position for want of
a legitimate and proper way out of
the ministry. Tney have something
that they do not want, but can no
more lay it down than a man can
unclasp a fully charged electric wire.
?O/iristiivi Enquirer.
HORRY H
The recent session of the TTestern
North Carolina Conference at
winston accepted the proposition of
Hasil N. Duke to insure fifty men
between the ages of 40 and 50 years
for 10,000 each for the benefit of
the Trinity College endowment fund
on condition that the State Confer1
ences guarantee the running expenses
of the College until a sufiiciency can
be realized from this plan of endowment
to relieve the conferences of
i further obligations. This insures
a liberal endowment fund in tho
natural courss of events of $500,000.
More property was sold la>t Salesday
under foreclosure of mortgages
than has been done for some time.
: Considering the stringency in money
matters the amount realized is not
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n ivsi ?i uie value of the property.
Some of tho property sold was very
valuable, well located for agricultural
and commercial purposes, and was
knocked down at a low price on
account of the scarcity of money.
A large and enthusiastic attendance
of veterans is confidently expected
at the next meeting in January.
These meetings can be made
very interesting and instructive as
every participant in the late war lias
some reminiscence worthy of preser
vation and every one should feel tho
duty incumbent upon him to cohtri
bute his mite to the conservation of
me truth of history. It would not
bo n bad plat: for each veteran to
write out in extonso bis experience
and observation in the late war ai d
lilo with the Association. This
would be a means of maintaining
interest in the organization and the
future historian would fairly revel
among such documents, hot every
veteran attend thenext meeting and
make it eminently successful.
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The 52iul Congress met last Monday
in second session. Not much,
except passing the various appropriation
bills, will likely be done at
this session, li expires by limitation
the 4th of next March, and,
therefore, does not allow much time
for the consideration and discussion
of important measures. There is
some talk of an extra session of the
5lJrd Congress, but that is uncertain.
.Some Democrats argue strongly for
uu extra session, saying tho result of
?l lie <-> * *
niu uK-ouim mvors rami reiortn ami
that the people should not be deprived
of the benefits of tariff reduction for
so long a time. The pension laws
require overhauling and adjusting
to the necessities of the taxpayers.
This is about as burdensome as the
tariff and the present system equally
as iniquitous. There is a probability
that the pensions will be socn enormously
increased unless some method
is devised to modify it. Cleveland's
most intimate friends are
rather opposed to an extra session,
and Cleveland's own great good
sense will enable him to determine
the questiou for the best interests of
the country.
The award of tho certificate of
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uicuuua iu :>iiurtty, nepuoucan, in
the 7th District instead of to
Moise, Democrat, taken in connection
with the present effort to redistrict
the State and put Charleston
in the black district clearly indicates
the political drift of the
udomuiant element." The defeat
of J Wm. Stokes for Congress by
W. II. Br.iwloy, mainly through
Charleston's vote, has evidently inspired
the attempt at re-districting,
and the award of the certificate of
election to Murray, Republican to
our mind, shows Tillmanite affinity
for Republicanism rather than for
the Conservative element of the
Democracy. (Moise was a Conservative.)
Now, if tho legislature can
so manipulate the Districts as to
throw Charleston in nn overwhelmingly
black District, the last (opportunity
for defeating an Ocala or
Omaha candidate for Congross is removed.
Tho occurrence of one of
these things without the other would
have had li.tlo significance, but the
concurrence of the two clearly shows
tlx. intention of the reigning dynasty
Tho legislature is in tho midst of
its most active work. Nothing of
special importance has yet been accomplished.
The resolution to call
a constitutional Convention has pas
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rcu me J louse ana win prooaoiy pass
tlio Senate. The members from
Horry are not idle. Mr. Stalvey has
introduced a bill to incorporate the
Johnson Navigation and Manufacturing
Company of lo^ry County;
and Mr. Mishoe the following:
A till which took tho form of an
omnibus measure without having its
back broken. The bill originally
intended only to include Horry
County, but was made to embrace
Groonville, Colleton, Florence, Marion,
Marlboro, Oconee, Aiken, Spar
EKALD, THU
tauburg, Williamsburg. The bil
reads:
Ho it enacted by the Senate an<
House of Representatives of the Stab
of Sooth Carolina, now mot and sit
ting in General Assembly, and bj
the authority < f the same:
Section 1, That on and after tin
passage of this Act the members ol
the county board of equalization it
Ilorry County and the other countie!
shall each recoive as conipensatiot
two Hollars per day for e.1 ch day ne
Icessarily engaged iu the duties ol
that office and fi*e cents per milt
I ope vay for necessary travel in at
teildiiirr thr? montin.ru ..f ?l.o l.nn?<1
^ w4 ?,,V UUlll'l.
Section 2, That the township assessors
in Horry County shall receive
one dollar per day for one day's service
as such in each year.
Section 3. That all Acts and parts
of Acts incons'stent with this Act
be, and are hereby, repealed so far
as I lorry County and the other comities
are concerned.
a rm:mi cm.
To the person securing the 1argest
number of (J.IS// sufncribers, (not
/ess than 2.'"),) to the I/O IIII)'
BAPTIST, by J AX lrA BY 1st,
lSO.'i, we in'// give one row iVo. .'j
High-Armed Singer Sewing M<i
chine, valued at $10.00, wholesale
price. To the. person securing the
second largest number of CASH subverifiers
(not less than 2">) we will give
$5 in CAS jr. To the person securing
the third largest number oj CASH
subscribers, (not less than 2o,) will
receive Two Dollars in CASH.
To all others who gets up a club (not
less than JO) will receive a gear's
subscription, I' llKF, to the /IOil
It V It APT J S TNow
tho field is open for the work.
Who will ?ot tho first prize? It is
equally fair for all. The prizes will
I be awarded the first day of January
j 189:} to the successful persons.
Send for sample copies of the Baptist.
Address IIohky Baptist,
Conway, S. (J.
Dist riot AppointineutH.
t. .1. clyde, p. 1c.
Conway station Dec. 1G-18.
Bucksville. Hebron 17-18.
Waccamaw, Socastco, Jan. 7.8,
Loris, Hebron, 14-15.
Conway Circuit, Pisgah,... .21-22.
Bayboro, Poplar, 28-20.
N E W A I) V ERTISEM EN TS. ~
CHEAPEST WATCH IN THE WORLD.
. _ AMRRICAX BOTKHRUT, OOf.D PUTill
CAHR. KO KKV klUl IRKU.
11 | nUm^Tho greatest dimruUy In tolling
m. tt)ls watch to dtatant buyer* I.
JAV ^^k.that they cannot bull.v. that
TT AM ( R i C A N WATIR M
f/ #1.80. w? therefore <vlfci
> ^KapwS^pRafWfRI^HKV tn r.fuuil money In an v eaaa
100 <XA), the Wrgcl
[ VP ./rk Vw7/ order for w*trhe? ?*
| nHHB\ At. f J\ if'// clTin. llenru tiro p>uw.
Mjr// Tho largost watch m?n?
t( JJKSfJ factorlug plant In tk?
world making thOM
V ropratenta
i tcar* ofexparlment anJ
| outlay. Cut exactly reprcaonta
It two-thirds alto. Movemont ! American boeer,
Lant?. u Pinion t?0 boats to tnlnuta. Porfbctly a<lju?t*a, re?
...ted and tea tod. Has patent winding attachment requiring
no key. Mailed post paid for 91.40: far $4.00.
A written guarantee accompanies each. Maalloa this paeer
and are will present you with a handsome gold pi sled chain.
Empire Watch Co., New York.
Sale Under Foreclosure.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF HOKKY.
Under and by virtue of tho power
and authority in us vested in and
by a certain mortgage to us executed and
delivered by one S. S. Johnson on the Oth,
Feb. A. I). 1891, which is of record in
the office of Register Mesne Conveyance
for Horry County in Rook No. 8, Cages
4G0, 801, 802 and 868. We the undersigned
will offer for sale at public outcry before
tho Courthouse door at Conway S, C.
Monday the 2nd, January, A. I). 1898*
During legal sale hours ail and singular
the following described tract of land.
One certain piece parcel or tract of land
situate in the County and state aforesaid
lying and being in Bayboro Township
nndon tho South side of Lake Swamp.
Containing (128) one hundred ami twenty
eight acres more or less. And bound as
follows: North by lands of Thos. Graham,
West by lands of II. S. Elliott, East by
estate lands W. R. Strickland, and on tho
South by estate lands of Samuel Bell.
Terms of Sale Cash -purchaser to pay
lur
Bimnouous, ?te Coi.mns.
Mortagecs.
Conway, 8. C. Dec. 7th, 1892.
MULLETS! MULLETS! MULLETS!
One hundred and twenty thousand fine
Mullets just caught at Cherry drove Beach,
Nearly four hundred barrels! For cash
cheap or will exchange for corn, pens,
rice, merchandise of any kind, Coino at
once and lay in a supply for winter use.
Dry salt sides are high* Fish are Dottor
and cheaper. Hitch up and start at
once for Cherry Grove, 8. 0.
N F. Nixon.
Citation.
Ry W. K. IIAKIHVK K, I*. J
Whereas, Dr-J. W, Johnson made suit
to ine to grant him Letters of 'Administration
of the Estate of and effects ot
Henry Waller dec. debon non. These nro
therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
tlie kindred and creditors of the
said Henry Waller deceased, that they
lio and appear before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Conway, on the 15,
day of December, 1892, after publh atlon
hereof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to
shew cause, if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under iny hand, this 80th day ol
Dec. Anno Domini, 1892.
Wm. K. IIahdwick, P.J.
RSDAY DECEMBER 8, 1892.
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j THE OLD RELIABLE FIRM OF
BURROUGHS & COLLINS,
^ IS THE PLACE TO GET THE WORTH OF YOt'R MONKV,
1 and to secure bargains that will surprise you. Wo arc constantly re*
cciviug new goods every week, which wo will sell at
f Ilook Bottom
Don't forget to call ami examine our immense stock of clothing and let us quote
you prices. We can sell you a nice suit of clothes at very low tlgures. If you
want anything In the furniture line, give us a call and look over our st?>ck of llu
reaus, Wash Stands, Bedsteads, Chairs, Kound Leaf Center Tables, and the fiunon*
, TSew Home," nfid "Domestic" sowing machines. Don't fall to buy one of our
BIG KOOIKIII&TGso
thnt when you are weary you can rock yourself to rest. Our line of trunks anil
valises are hard to beat.
We keep constantly on hand the best grades of flour that comes to 1 lorry County,
at prices lower than over before. A large lot of red rust proof oats just received.
If you want to buy a good cook stoke or kitchen s;it?> g(> to Burroughs vA Collins.
A lot of Scotch Plaids and Bedford Cords
Just received, besides a largo assortment of Cashmeres, Worsted, (Singhams, and
Flannel goods, which are going low indeed. Our stock of shoes are complete. We
! think we can suit you in quality: style and prices. We also keep the famous
MMi? W,
which uro gaining in popularity e\eiy tiny
We have a lot of lad iesnice button boobs, wbiclt we will close out at
the astonishing low price 85 cents.
A CHOICE LOT OF
FRESH GROCERIES
Always kept on hand, besides
BUGGIES,
ROAD CARTS,
HARNESS,
SADDLES,
AND A THOUSAND AND ONE THINGS, too numerous to men-!
t;?.> ..... ...:ii ?11 -i * '
Kivrn uun, vtillV/ll WC Mill SOI 1 Uliuup I or CilSI).
Please give us a call and see for yourself before purchasing
elsewhere, as we are confident we can save you money.
Yours for trade,
BURROUGHS ,S; COIJJNS.
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