The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 22, 1892, Image 3
THE IfofffiY HE^jILD,
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Published Every Thursday,
CONWAY, S. C., DEC. 22, 1892.
LOCAL NEWS.
Next Sunday is Christmas.
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Dr. E. A. Casque returned to
Marion yesterday.
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Capt. J. M. Oliver will have the
model store of Conway when lie gets
it completed.
There will be a Masquerade party
given at the residence of J. T. Mayers
next Monday night.
The repaid of the anti-free pass
bill f.dled to pass, Sentator Derham
voting against the repeal.
Dr. Capers's health will not permit
his teaching in Georgetown as announced,
but he will make Columbia
his home.
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The March term of Court 1803
will be presided over by the new
Judge, Ernest Gary, and the Octo .
ber torm by judge T. B. Eraser.
Dr. K. Norton went to Columbia
yesterday. lie will return Friday,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Daisy, who will spend the Christmas
hollidays at home.
The health of James G. Blaine is
again reported precarious. His disease
has assumed a threatening aspect
and has brought his family to
realize his danger, so it is said.
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1 f money will avail the Republicans
are determined to control
enough Western States to retain conA_
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iroi ui ilie uiiiLeu otaies Donate, uut
thoir plans will likely bo frustrated.
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We are requested to announce that
thoro will be a "Musical and Theatrical"
performance given by some of
the young men of Conway Friday
night Dec. 23, at the Burroughs
Academy.
Senator Gibson, of Louisiana, died
at the Hot Springs, Ark. Dec. 15th,
of gout. IIo had just passed the
throe score and ten limit, having entered
on his seventy first year Sept.
10th,
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The Kinsman truck farm, near
Charleston, of thirty two acres was
sold on the 15th, for *12,000, and
the Eiserhoodt tract of seven acres
for $3,000. These are the model
truck farms of Chaleston Neck.
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The streets of Conway have pre
seated quite a lively appearance this
week with people purchasing their
Christmas supplies. Money was
scarce and several bought produce of
some kind to exchange for such
? hings as they wanted, or money.
Every person who is in arrears
more than one year for subscription
to Thk IIkiim.d are requested to
pay up before January 1893. We
have been indulgent to our subscribers,
and we hope those who are behind
will come forward and help us what
thoy can this month. This is only
intended for those who are in arrears.
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While you are selling chickens
and buying Christmas tricks, don't
forget that the HeraI.I) likes chickens
too. One man came in town
the other day with a cart load and
wouldn't let us get up with him.
He was a delinquent, and we never
got close enough to tell him whether
we would pay him the cash for them
or not.
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It is most singular that some people
will celebrate the most glorious
Christmas gift Ood ever gave or can
give the world, by getting drunk
ana mus exnieit meir ueasuy quail
ties. Christmas should be a joyful
occasion but it is not right to become
enlivened by imbibing too freely of
the Devil's spirits to celebrate God's
Christmas gift to a dying and sincursed
world.
RepresenWtives Mishoe and Stalvey
voted regularly and constantly
for the railroad law, that is, as we
understand the matter, to put the
^ railroads under the control and dill
roction of three men who know little
or nothing about'the management of
railroads. The experiment may
prove successful or injurious, but
more likely the latter, as the prevail;
ing sentiment among "the dominant
element" seems to be to make their
j power felt.
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The Roper prohibition bill, which
passed the House, has been sidetrucked
in th#Senate with an unfavorable
report.
Editor Doar of the Georgetown
times has learned an important lesson
by the late election. Hear him:
As tho News and Courier recently
said, we have now "retired to the
shades of private life," and can earnestly
assure our friends and enemies
that we have revised the list of our
political associates; hereafter, we
shall know who is who.
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The concurrent resolution reques
ting the Congressional delegation
to vote for the freo and unlimited
coinage of silver has been adopted
by the legislature. This was a work
of superogation, as the whole delegatiotij
except possibly two, was
committed by their election to this
scheme.
Mayor Kicked, of Charleston, is an
honest and earnest reformer. It is
reported that he will insist upon an
ordinance to roduce his own sidary.
This emphasizes the difference between
some of the loud-mouthed
State reformers and Mayor Ficken,
as the latter never took the stump
in favor of salary reduction.
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The proposition to allow tho women
of South Carolina to vote and
hold ofllce had fourteen endorsers
in the Senate, among whom was Senator
Derhatn. At last, they voted
against the indefinite postponement
of the unfavorable report of the Committee
to whom it was referred, but
mav have done so to cot tho nucRtian
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before the Senate for discussion.
Female suffrage in other parts of the
country where it 1ms been adopted
has not been such a howling success,
and wo very much doubt that a majority
of the women desire the elective
franchise conferred upon them.
We view the attempt as an effort to
degrade woman to the level of man,
and contrary to the laws of nature.
We call attention to the announce
ment of the Weekly Constitution,
published at Atlanta, Gu. The
Constitution has more than 150,01)0
regular weekly snbsciibers. It
wants 200,000, and wo commend it
to our readers. No paper has done
more for the upbuilding of the agricultural
interests of the South than
the Constitution. It has worked
for years for the agricultural development
of this section and for the
betterment of the condition of the
farmer?.
With recent improvements and
additional facilties the Constitution
is now a hotter newspaper than over.
and is in a position to push with increased
vigor its magniilcient work
for the agricultural development of
the South. Being essentially a newspaper,
and at the same time devoting
much of its space to the very best of
current literature and to such special
features as are of peculiar interest
to the farmers, it commends itself
to every farming house-hold.
It will be glad to furnish samplo
copies on application. Address the
Constitution, Atlanta, (la.
The Reform Club dinner in New
York has caused considerable talk
among politicians, and all because
Speaker Crisp was invited and expected
to he called on for a speech,
had prepared and given it to the
press, and then was not allowed an
opportunity to deliver it. We can
see no special cause for complaint
except that Crisp was full of speech
and the time for accouchement never
came. Crisp was elected on theanti*
Cleveland ticket, and is aspiring to
be ro-electod, hut whether as an opponent
of Cleveland's tariff policy,
or as a supporter of that policy, we
are not informed. It is evident that
Congress should be in hearty accord
with the Administration on the most
important measures to be proposed
and considered. Cleveland is in position
to dictate the policy of his
Administration end ho has the nerve
and back bone to exercise his prerogatives.
It is said the position assumed
by the Speaker in the speech
he did not deliver on tariff reform,
and that President Cleveland in the
speech he made at the Keform Club
dinner are very similar in all essential
particulars. Let harmony provail
in the counsels of the party and
future success is assured and relief
from present financial oppression will
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uo w) 11 curiam extent acnioveu.
With many clergymen, public
speakers, singers, and actors, Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral is the favorite remedy
for lioarsneess and all affections
of the vocal organs, throat, and
lungs. Its anodyne and expectorant
effects aro promptly realized.
Not every woman, who arrives at
middle age, retains the color and
beauty of her hair, but every woman
may do so by the occasional application
or Ayei's Hair Vigor. It prevents
baldness, removes dandruff,
and cures all scalp diseases*
\VAI>E HAMPTON'S WAY.
When the "Grand Oht Man**
Says u Thing Ho Means It.
Washington, Dec, 17.?George
(J. Tanner, a Confederate soldier hikI
Iiolitical follower of Gen. Wade
lampton, wrote to him and urged
him to reconsider the resolution re.
fusing to again enter South Carolina
politics, lie also outliued certain
plans by which he believed tho General
could triumph over his enemies.
To this letter Mr. runner has re*
ceived tho following reply:
Colunbia, S. C., Dec. 18, 1891?.
Dkak Tannkk: I am obliged to
you for your kiml letter, which reached
1110 h few days ago. Under no
possible circumstances or persuasion
would I iake any place offered mo by
South Carolina. I was urged to become
a candidate for Governor at the
last election, but I refused; nor
would I Hccept the position if every
man in the State desired me to do
so. I have settled my accounts between
the State and m^ self, and 1
am perfectly satisfied with the result.
1 am rejoiced only to know that
the affection'of my old soldiers for me
remains unshaken, in storm as in
calm.
Thanking you for your kind interest,
Yours truly,
Wai?k Hampton,
I>ist riot Appointments.
t. j. clyde, i*. k.
Conway station Dec. 10-18.
Bucksvillo. I lebron 17-18.
Waccamaw, Socnsteo, Jan. 7-8,
Loris, Hebron, 14-15.
Conway Circuit, Pisgah,... .21-22.
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N E W AI > V KKTISEM E N fs7
Tax
l^etiiriis
The Auditor of Horry County will bo
at the following places at the time given
for the purpose of taking tax returus for
the year 1892.
Port liarrelson, Tuesday Jan. 17.
Cedar drove, Wednesday, Jan. 18.
Jordanville, Thursday, Jan. 10.
Gideon, Friday, Jan. 20.
Cool Spring, Saturday, Jan. 21.
Gallivants Feiry. Monday, Jan. 28.
Hehoboth, Tuesday, Jan. 24.
Taylorsville, Wednesday, Jan. 25.
Floyds, Thursday, Jan. 2(5.
Stephens X, Friday, Jan, 27.
Zoan, Saturday, Jan. 28.
Hayboro, Monday, Jan. 30.
bauford, Tuesday, Jan. 31.
Green Sea , Wednesday and Thursday,
Feb. 1 and 2.
Loris, Friday, Feb. 3.
Hound Swamp, Saturday, Fob. 4.
Hammond, Monday, Feb. 0.
Kbenezer, Tuesday, Feb. 7.
Little River, Wednesday, Feb. 8.
Wampeo Thursday, Feb. 9.
Parkers Store, Friday, 10.
Graeamville Saturday, 11.
Socastee, Monday, 13.
Marlow, Tuesday, 14.
On all property not returned on or beforo20th,
<lay of Febunry 1893 a penalty
of 50 per cent, will be added aud collected
Kvery male between the ages of 21 and
50 years, except those incaple of earning
a support from being maimed, or from
any other cause, shall be deemed taxable
polls.
Merchants, Manufacturers, Guardian,
Administrators and executors must make
their returns stietly according to law.
A statement of all sales or purchases
of land made since the last return, must
be noted on this. a
A moneys, Mortgages, and notes are
taxable. All Asseaments of personal
property must be at the usual selling piice
/\f tiimninp nr/tiw?rf /*?* !?/* ??
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Executors and Administrators sales at the
place where return Is made.
Each taxpayer excep when impossible
to do so, must make Ids or her own return
Returns can be made at this ofllce at
any time from January t toEcby. 20 18951
J. A. Lewis,
Auditor of Horry County,
Mort ? ngc&alc
Under and by virtue of the power and
authority given by C. E. Fowler in and
by his Deed of Mortgage duly executed
and delivered to Robert Royd, of date
October 22, 1892, and of record in the
ottlceof Register of Horry County S. C.
in Rook No. 7, page 125, which said
Mortgage has been duly assigned unto
Worth & Worth, who are now the legal
owners and holders thereof, the undersigned
will sell before the Court House in
Conway 8. 0, on Monday, the 2 Jay of
January 18951, (luring legal sale hours the
land described in said Mortgage as follows,
to wit:
"A certain plantation'or tract of land
located in Simpson CreeK Township, and
part of the land known as Jordan land,
containing Seventy-five , Acres, more or
less, bounded as follows; North by lands,
of J. E. Prince and Robert Royd, East 'by
lands of Jessy J. Himmons and by R. W .
Cause; South by lands of Win. 'E. Tood,
West by lands of II. C, Hardee, deed.
Terms of sale Cash, purchaser to pay for
necessary papersWoutii
& Worth
Assignees and Mortgages.
Johnson & QuattJe?aum, Attorneys.
Sale Under Foreclosure.
L^TATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA
k5 COUNTY OF JIOHIIY.
Under and l?y virtue of the power
and autliorlty in us vested in and
by a certain mortgage to us executed and
delivered by one S. S. Johnson on the 9th,
Feb. A. 1). 1891, which is of record in
the ofhco of Register Mesne Conveyance
for Horry County in Rook No. 8, Pages
460, 301, 302 and 303. Wo tho undersigned
will offer for sale at public outcry bofore
the Courthouse door at Conway S, C.
Monday tho 2nd, January, A. I). 1893*
During legal sale hours all and singular
the following described tract of land.
One certain piece parcel or tract of land
situate in the County and stato aforesaid
lying ond being In llayboro Township
and on tho South side of Lako Swamp.
Containing (128) one hundred and 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. 11. Strickland, and on tho
South by estate lands of Samuel Bell.
.Terms of Sale Cash?purchaser to pay
for papers.
Rukkouokh, & Com.ins.
Mortagees.11
Conway, S. C. Dec. 7th, 1892.
THE OLD RED
BURROUGHS
IS THE PLACE TO GET Till
and to secure bargains that will sur
ceiving now goods every week, whi<
R oo U B Oil
Don't forget to call and examine our in
you prices. We can sell you a nice suit
want anything in the furniture line, give
'reaus, Wash Stands, Bedsteads, Chairs, K
'New Home," and "Domestic" sewing ma
BIO- ROCKI]
ao that when you are weary you can rock
Yftlises are hard to beat.
We keep constantly on hand the best g
at prices lower than ever before. A larg
If you want to buy a good cook stoke or
A lot of Scotch Plaid
Just received, besides a large assortment
Flannel goods, which are going low lode
think we can suit you in quality: style anc
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which are gaining in popularity eve
We have a lot of lad iesnice buttoi
the astonishing low price 85 cents.
A CHOICE LOT OF
FRESH Gl
BUGGIES,
ROAD CAR
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AND A THOUSAND AND ONE
tion now, which we will soil cheap
riease give us a call and see
elsewhere, as we are confident w
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you and keeo you in health. (Headache
send to I VH. Tl'DIVS liM.KCT
any one I s K. O UDD'S XL* LECT1
lied. Also Electric Trusses and Box Batt
regulated to suit, and guaranteed to last
and produces sufllcient Electricity to slow
(Jive waist measure, price and full partk'i
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<: WORTH OF YOUR MONEY,
priso yen. \Vo are constantly re?
jh wo will sell at
tout I'riceH.
imenso stock of clothing and lot via quote
of clothes at very low figures. If you
us a call and look over our stock of llu
omul Leaf Center Tables, and the famous
chines. Don't fail to buy one of our
>T<3- CH^IKS,
. yourself to rest. Our line of trunka and
rades of Hour that comes to I lorry County,
e lot of red rust proof oats just received,
kitchen safe go to Burroughs Collins,
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of Cash morns, Worsted, Ginghams, anil
ml. Our stork of shoes are complete. We
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lOCEIUES
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VRNESS,
SADDLES,
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for cash.
for yourself before purchasing i
e can save you money.
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BURROUGHS & COLLINS.
i the bad effects of La Grippe, Lame IJack
awes, Rheumatism, Indirection, Dyspepsia
r otli >r diseases, when Klectrlcity will euro
relieved in one minute.) To prove this, I
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IUC .1 y KLT $0, $H>, and if 15, If satiseries.
Costs nothing to try them. Can be
II years. A belt and Battery combined,
k. Free Medical advice. Write to-day.
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Tho KIcctropolHO lins worked wonder!
If. to Mr*, i'uthbert last March as a r?
then sho Ims laid HNldo Htlek und erute
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than nhe hin* over boon, and I niynelf
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opinion. Very gratefully,
Consultation and advice by mail, or
Atlantic Electropoij
Win. Sliepli
232 Meeting St., C
DEALEI
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FOR THE NICK ORDERS WE
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(.'oriespondcnte bolicited. SAM I'LL
for samples please be a little explicit.
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are powerless. The follow11
will he of interest to sufferers:
A IK KIT, S. Kept l(>, 1W0.
4 In my hointcbold. I introduced
unedy for rheumatism, hikI since
bow iinil Is utile to attend to all of *
p of my family by ukIiik It In better
find It an admirable tonlo when
ibhath. Several parties have In>ur
experience mid expression of
ltev. LUCIUS UUTIIlJEltT.
in person, without charge.
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Charleston, S. C.
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[*in Ware, Tin Plate and
Tinners' Supplies,
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Agents for the Celebrated
barter Oak Stoves with
ire (Iante Oven Door.
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HAVE HAD, ESPECIALLY
EARED IX THE HERALD.
Base you,
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S scut on application. In sending
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Vilmington, N. C.
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