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The Horry Herald, ? o Published Every Thursday. E. NORTON, Editor J. T MAYERS. Qon'l. Manager. CONWAY?8. C. JAN. 19, 1893. General News. | The chief Rabbi of Jerusalem is dead, Tynhus fever had caused four teen deaths in New York City up to last Friday, There are about one1 hundred eases in the city now. The West Brighton hotel and other buildings at Coney Island, N. Y., were destroyed bv lire Friday night last. Estimated loss, $16,000. rPi.? t....... ..r A W??:.i~ o / > i? ?. hi. \>\in 11 v/i xvwwe* iuu, o. v ., HUH J voted to issue $17,000 in bonds to aid in the locution of the Georgia, I Carolina and Northern Krailroad j shops at that place* William 11* Shattuck of Albany, N V., murdered his yonng wife last ; Thursday, and then shot himself in the temple hut is alive and will probably recover. Wickhutn it: Co., Huron, O., who controlled an extensive fishing concern have failed with liabilities approximating two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. A tire in Charleston, S. C. on ti e Othinst., destroyed the tlorks of the Head Fertilizer Co*, the buildii g of the Piedmont Guano Co. and oth.*r property. Loss over $5(1,000 Mr* John Huskin, the well knoun writer is dangerously ill from u disease of the brnin. He imagines that l;e is sujrounded by enemies, who are seeking an opportunity to assault him. Members of an amatner theatrical troupe have brought damage suits, aggregating $80,000 against the! city of Dayton, () , for false arrest I nni imprisonment in the police sla tion one night* Home Folk in Washington- i News anil ('ourier, Washington, January 5.? Special ; Senator Irby arrived hero this morning, having spent the holiday recess at home. Ilo declines to discuss tiio up-country conference, ir which Governor Tillman jmd several other "Republicans" participatedlie says he accninapanied the Governor and a few friends up the country to have a quiet time, and they had it. Capt Shell was expected to ho a member of the party, hut he was kept away by indisposi tion. The Senator gays he is having considerable trouble with his mail during tho past few months* lie frequently finds his letters opened before thoy reach him and somctimes letters to and from personal - frie'.TriS* Ure ^ jipjpgw t*ClVYSKHk ? \le fears that his mail is being tempered with, so he has proposed to place the matter in the hands ofjhe postoflico inspectors. Senator Butler and Representative Hemphill have been apointed members of the Presidential reception committee for the inauguration hall. The duties are not arduous, hut the selection is a compliment to the South Carolina statesmen. A PI)T71inT\f i 1 X 1 I .1 Jin lUilli Souvenirs are intended to recall to rememberance certain important events and perhaps nothing has happened lately of more interest and importance to the people than the election of Grover Cleveland to the Presidency. We desire to offer, as a" premium to cash subscribers to Tiik IIohhy IIekai.d a Cleveland and family spoon. One triple plated worth $1.50 with the Herald for $2.25, another sterling silver worth $3.00 with Heuald for &3.50. The accompanying cut clearly represents the spoon. f Mr. Blaine's condition was repor ted unfavorable last Saturday night llo was weaker than he hud been ii several days. Four Governors were inangeratei last Thursday and delivered addresses as follows: William E* Hussell o Massachusetts. Henry H. Cleaves o Maine, John 1\ Smith of New Hani pshire and Itich of Michigin. Sclentmo American Oi:8ION PATENTS, (3tL* ^ COP VRIOHTS, ?tc, "'or Information and free Handbook wrltn to MUNN & CO.. 301 llltO \t>\VA V. Nrw V.n.tr Oldest bureau for securing patents In America I'vcry patent taken out by us is brought befor the public by a notice given free of cliurgo iu th ^twaiau Largest circulation of any scientific paper In th world. Splendidly Illustrated. No Intelllgcn man should bo without It. Weekly. ft.'t.OO i year; fl.ttlalx months. Address MiiNN A CO. I'pui.isiiuua, Util Broadway, Now York City. WANTED*""] LIVE AGENTS j In every town In each state A to sell our Solid Columbian 4 C'rH Silver Table Knives and 4 Forks; these goods are not 4 plated goods but solid, and 4 will bold their color equal to a sterling stiver goods and will 4 cost only about one-quarter 4 the prices of solid sterling 4 L*,;? silver. The goods are sold by 4 4 pa agents only and we warrant 4 4 HB them to Btand the test of 4 tDjyl years or refund the money, a 4 7BL guarantee will go with each 4 4 ' yt dozen and backed up by an 4 4 . 9 old trlinble company which 4 4 l'[,' 5 hns the reputation of mnking 4 4 the best goods on the market. 4 4 />,' a Samples sent on recieptofas 4 4 yi'jiM cents, for which wc will for- 4 4 v ward you our prices and dis 4 4 &V."VS count to agents. Agcnta 4 4 make from 10 to 35 dollars per 4 4 J?V ij day. 1 1 4 v ADDRESS i i H The Upson & Iiart Co. i | f||f UnionYiilc, Conn. \ \Vrb5tiih, R. C., Dec. 19, 1891. I Si ft' I wish I could let nil who are suffer lng from nnjf Nerve ili.scti.se know just how good your remedy is. My son used it one year, * and Is trow the stoutest child 1 have. \Vith many thanks, 1 lcnt.rin jours, II. A. TAT", I Op.NItSf., r*., Dec. 91, 1891. I have not had one of rity had spells since I commenced taking your medicine, six months I ago. THUKSY ELMORE, jj a?-e- T>mt Atu-I phi s, Pa., Jan. 9, if0 9. jj W I prrstmn 111/ Icnnit of two cases ol rSlit, H where the patient hail pen up all hope, that" I were cured by this remedy. jj C.,A. WOOD, (9 Treasurer American Publishing House. a ?? /: JiWOIP our remedy CVJfES the i I II'O/I.ST I'ASI'S, ' hat you may try it, j irillionl rariicHRc, w will send >"it One D Jlnltle I'l-cc. All e/iHi'fp'.r prcpn/il l>y us, > | I hi ft Chemical Co*, I MF.ST I I.AIM.I.I'll I A, I?A. H Did You cver See A OIRICCT TO CONSUMERS (I ^ 1:! j .it yon to jret our i-rlocs and InYfaftlrst* Ibis m Sine hirK .'i the l .u ?*. eic.ti .'llnient of tvtry dctlrabls li |-roTiv? -I i. :-im !r?t, i.io?t etF lei<t an?l jxrfeot attachmea i/er mbdc. (Yrri *;x>ii.l? uca Jcrlted. M rh al once lo THE RfiFCI. CU an ATO S. CAN A'. -T.. CHIC AGO, III: | ! THE BEST Remedy for colds, coughs, and the common disorders of the throat and lungs, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is universally recommended by the profession. it breaks up tho phlegm, soothes inflammation, allays painful symptoms, and induces repose. In bronchitis and pneumonia, it affords speedy relief, and is unrivaled as a prompt and effective Emergency Medicine in croup, sore throat, and the sudden pulmonary diseases to which young children are so liable. "Ayer's Cherry I'flMond tins buds wonderful effect in earing my brother's children of a severe and dangerous cold, It l -- ~ : 1 1:1 it v? <?.-! tllliy ilNlUll 1KIIII1|{ IIWW hJHTUIIJf they found relief, and wore cured, nftei taking this preparation.Mis* AnnetU N.Moon, Fountain, Minn. AYER'S Cherry Pectoral Prepared *>y Dr. J. O. A ye r k Co., Powell, M ma Prompt to act, surotocurc Dr. Milea' Book.floart TKma?ofroeat Drngglat Sen i 1 f f "Your Su J k D 0 [ n t i\ HORRY FOR I I ON L The Cheapest All Home of ils size, Pub I % I s TteM Wi? M I. WILL FIND NO BET' TIIE PEOPLE OF OLINA, THAN T UMNS OF ' i I i > k \ t > ? ' I. lcL us bscriptio n -TO? HERALD, 1893. Y $1.50, Priut Weekly Newspaper lished in the State. -? p l?k to MTOrttto rEH FLAN OF REACHING EASTERN SOUTH CAR IIROUGH TI1E COLTHE HERALD. NOTICE. Orricv. County Com. Horry County. Conway, S. C* Jan. 4lh. 1898. Under the requirements of the Act of General Assembly Of S. C. incorporating the W. C* & 0* ft. K. Company, and in accordance with the Ratne, the undersigned hereby gives notice that the persons named below liave;been appointed special Commissioners to represent the State of their respective townships in the capital Stock of the Wilmington, Chndbourn & Conway K mil road Company at the Annual meeting of the tstock-hol-1 ders of said Company to be held at Couway S. C. on Tuesday 17tl? day of January 1898. Eacli Corumisioner will repres *nt one llftli of the stock of bis town ship, and be entitled to one vote for each share represented, the appointment herein made being based on the certificate of the County Auditor, stating that said persons are the "Five largest male real estate owners and voters" in said townships. Conway, Township?95(1 Shares, B.G. Collins, J, A. Mayo, W It- Cowls, C. L. Johnson and Joseph Todd. ? 13ayboro?847 Shares, 11, I*. Stevenson, J. It. Allftbrook, S, II. McNabb, J, W. Stevens, Thos. Cartrette. Green Bon- -?07 Shares, J. I*. Derhain, J. C. Bryant, J. I). Graham, h. 1>. Graham ami S. 11'. Ilarrelson. Simpson Creek -489 Shares, S A Barnes N 10 llardwick, 10 I> Itlchardson, Simon Boyd, J It Suggs. The above named Commissiners will also attend all regular and special meet ings of the Stockliolders of said company during the current year, and until their successors are appointed. Joski'u Todd. Clt'in. B'd. Co. Com. It B SoAuuoHonan, Clerk B'd. [L S.J [Tobacco seed free.I ?and? 1 All About Growing Tobacco. II y?ii want to try this Money Making Crop, write to? SOUTHERN TOBACCO JOURNAL, Winston, N. C. GREAT BIBLE COMPETITION." Thousands of Dollars in Rewards for Bible Readers. l'na L&diks Howk VIaoazin* present* tts great Fait Competition to the publto of America. The first oorreot answer to the follewing question* recelrsd at thU ofBoe will set ll.OtX) In cash, the seoond, 1500 cash; Srd,Grand risno; 4th, I.atlies Krai (.'oat; 5th. $250 organ; 0th, ladies Gold Watch; 7th, ftilk Dress Then follow* 1000 elegant Hilrer Tea Ssts to ths nest 1000 correct answer*; ' 1000beautiful 5 oYlock rsilrer Herrioos, and 2030 other I articles of Hilrerware, making the tnoet expensive and magnificent list of rewards erer offered bj any publisher. m atmoN*- (1) Ilow any Hooks does the UI bis contain? (2) How many Chapters? (3) How many tersee? F.very list of answers must bo accompanied by $1 to nay for six months autweription to the iLadika IIomb maoazink?one of the brightest and best UlusUatod publications of the day i.k*r prizes -In addition to the above we will glee 10W prizes conaiat ng of magnificent Hllter Sertioee, Are o'clock Serticoa, 4c. 4o, foi I,aat Correct Antwera re rcivol before the close of tlie Competition, which will be on December 31, 1893. The object in offering there literal nrir.ee In to establish the I.apias Homr Magazine in NEW homea in the United Bta'c* and Canada. Treeent enbecrlber* can avail I hem eel tee of it by enclosing (100 with lilt of eat* era and the add* mi of tome friend to whom the Magazine can lw? icnt foi r ix monthi, or hate their own extended beyond tire time already paid for. Prizes to subwer ber* residing In the I nited Ststea sent from our Now York branch. American currency and poilage tampa wilt ire taken lie rare and register ail money letters Addrcei: Tub J.aiim iloait Mauazma Voter borough, Canada. 4 1 ^ 1 ^ 4y -td " ' ^ oo n *< 4 * ? - m 59-a 2. SSf ' h =? 3s = E co -O "?*8 2g gF 03 < i a u* > <y; SL 2 a a . . 5 ?I S rrc 2 =? g 4 o B ? EEL I 4 a r o3 J" <? O n m ???* JjP 2i CD 4 <> H|S |;?5 ^ i 3 0 I? s-3 St ? ? &?? 2 trEl &o * 3 ? ?<r < :? a o ;?-* ?? s "?j ? ? i *i?ws o ^1' f r* C^o,3 3. c " ' ?|?s. 31 ? " ,>5I ? i4t < S O otoS PH a WANTED! NAMES! for^QQ QQQfnibscrlbers to the Weekly Constitution Published fit Atlanta. Ga. THE FARMER'S FRIEND, A HOME COMPANIONHas already 150,0o0 Subscribers?The Largest circulation of any Weekly Newspaper in the vorld. TIIE;QHEAt SOUTHERN WEEKLY. Its Agricultural Department is the best in the land. Its Woman's and Children's column are of unusual domestic Interest. Its Special Features cost more money than is paid by any ten Southern papers combined for general reading matter. Its News Columns cover the world. Rill Arp writes for it. Dr. Talmadge preaches for it. Joel Chandler Harris (Uncle Remus) Wallace P. Reed and Frank L. Stanton are regularly employed by it. V. M Weir (Sarge Plunkett) has a weekly letter Mark Twain, R< bert Louis 8t?-ve*on, Rudvard Kiplihg, Frank Stockton, Richard Malcolm .Johnston, and the best liter ary genius of the world contribute to its columns. It Is a Magazine! AND EVERY ISSUE IS AN EDUCAToIl ONLY $1.00 a Year. Agents wanted in every locality. Money foi agents in working for itSEND FOR SAMPLE COPIES, Send Six NamesGiving the addresses of yourself and 1 live neighbors who want free copies. 1 Write for agent's terms, , Clubs of six for flfvo dollars a year, Address Constitution Atlanta, Gn, ' ' i (ISiSsS JyR. i St lit ; P*!il?P J?g*Jgp^f*?t. r C^FIDCNmL ! Atlantic Coast Line. Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta R- R' Coii?lenNc?l Nolio?l??le. Dated .Ian. 4. 1802. TRAINS GOING SO'JTH. No. 28. Leave Wilmington (1 25 p m Leave (J hud bo urn 821 pm I^eave Marion 0 84 p m Arrive Florence 0 15 p iu No. 27. Leave Wilmington 10 10 p tn I II v/ii'iu uuum Mario* 12 40 n m I Ai-'ve Florence I 20 it m 1 No. 50. Le?>* Florence 3 20 a n? i Arrive Sumter 4 35 a in Leave Sumter 4 85 u in Arrive Columbia 0 15 a m No. 58. Leave Florence 7 40 a in Arrive Sumter 1) 00 u in No. 62. Leave Sumter 8 40 a in Arrive Colombia 9 50 a m No. 52 runs through from Charleston via Central Railroad. Leaving Lanes 7:45 A. M Manning 8:21 A. M. Train on C. A 1). Hailroad connects at Florence with No 58. TRAINS GOING NORTII. No. 51. Leave Columbia 10 45 f in Arrive Sumter 12 04 a in Leave Sumter 12 04 a m Arrive Florence 1 15'a m No. 50. Leave Sumter 5 85 p m Arrive Florence 7 00pm No. 53. Leave Columbia 9 30 p m Arrive Sumter 0 86 p in No. 14. Leave Florence 10 25 p in M arion 11 02 p m " Chadbourn 12 04 p i*. Arrive Wilmington 1 50 a in No 78. Leave Florence 5 00 a m Leave Marion 5 40 a m Lenve Chadbourn 7 00 a in Arrive Wilmington 8 55 a m "Daily. "fDaily except Sunday. <>. 53 runs through to Oiiarlcston,S. C., via Central R. K., arriving Manning 10:89 P. M. Lanes 11:17 P. M, Charleston 12:50 A. Al. No. 59 connects at Florence with ('. and 1). train from Cheraw and Wudesboro. Nos. 78 and 14 make close connection at Wilmington with W. &. W. R. it. for all points north. Train on Florence R. lb, Leave Pee Dee Daily except Sunday 4:40 P. AL, arrive Rowland 7:00 P. M. Returning leav Rowland 0:30 A. M. arrive Pea Dee 8:50 A. M. Train on Manchester & Augusta It. It. leaves Sumpter daily except Suuday 10:50 A. M., arrrive Rimini 11:59 A. M. Returning leave Rimini 12:30 P. M. arrive Sumpter 1:40 P. M. J. V. DIVINE, Qen'l Supt. J. It Ki.m.y, Supt. Trans, T. M. IOmkhson, Gon'l Pass. Agent Supplement No. 2 to Cliar-( lesion & Columbia Division Time Tab e No. D. Jannarj till, IW1I2, Schedule in effect from ante. Wilmington Chadbourn & Conway B- R l'ASHKNOKU AMI) VltEIOTIT DAILY, KXCBI'l sunday No 22, NO in 11 BOUND. Leave Chadbourn 7 15 a rn Leave Ilion 7 45 a in Arrive Hub b jO a m No 21. SOUTHBOUND, Leave Hub U 00 a id Leave Ilion 0 15 a m Arrive Chadbourn 0 45 a in Leave Chadbourn J 10 BO a in Leave Clare don 11 00 if in Leave Mt i abort 11 20 a in Leave Lorist 11 45 p in Leav Sun ford J 12 02 p in Leave Bayboro 12 12 p m Leave Privetta 12 12 pin Lea^e Adrian 12 27 pin Arrive Conwayt 1 00 p in No 20, NORTHBOUND I'ASHKNOKll AND KRKIOWJ DAILY, tfVCBI'T RUNDaYB. Leave Conway 2 30 p n Leave Adrian 8 00 p m Leave Prlvetts 8 05 j ni Leave Bayboro 3 15 p m Leave Sanford 8 25 p m Arrive at Loris 3 50 p in Arrive at Mt. Tabor 4 25 p in Leave Emerson p m Leave Clarendon 4 50 p in Arrive Chadbourn 5 20 p no tTele^raph Stations. Note?No. 21 wait at Huh until No. 22 arrives. No8. 22, 21 and 26 will stop at all stations for freight and passengers * J, R- Kknley, General Manage J. K* Divink, Gen'I Superintend en , E. Boudkn, Sup't Transportatio } Johnson A Johnson, I Johnsons A (jtiattlebaum Marlon, S. C. j Conway, 8. C Jehngens ^ Quafcblebaunn A niTTlAHTiivrn ? ^ a i i AT JJAW, Conway, S. C. jy Prompt attention given to all bualias* entrusted to our care. I "Kin-Go T ea" T"T* e e * o o e" Is a choice blend of fine, high-grade Chinese Tea. Put up in attractive and original packages and packed in handsome counter display boxes of six pounds each (either size); is only sold in packages, c at a reasonable and much lower price to * the consumer than any other package tea s on the market of any merit whatever and s affords the dealer a fair profit; Is a thor- r oughly reliable, first-class article, abso* g lutely pure, always the same ; free from dusL DEALERS will find the Five and Ten Ontnarka?*? - tho cheapest and most salable package 2 tea on the market and consumers pro- 2 nounce It "the best and most economical." 5 Kin-Go Tea Is convenient to handle, easy 2 to sell and has proved a "big success 5 wherever introduced. ? We are extremely anxious to have all | iealers stock this tea, and earnestly re- c juest that you Include a few boxes with /our next order to your wholesale house; )r order direct of us, we will see that you n ire supplied. For further Information iddress the Kin-Go Tea Co., "'ST* i ORF.ATK.ST YAI.1JE ON EARTH. Tylrr'a Furaoui Antique OnU Roll Cur* lain l)r>kc?Bi|ilrltt,iee apeclul clrculura. No. 4O04,3 ft. 6 in. Ions, not 916.00 No. 4009.4 ft. 6 in. 44 44 921.00 No. 4010, 5 ft. long, " * " 923.00 Also see new ISO pago catalogue for 1802. Creat out of about 40 peroontfrom former list. BOOKS FREE, postage lOc. Shipped from St. Louis, Ko,, or Indianapolis, Ind, BANK COUXTKRN A flPECTAI.TY. We refer to ever* Bank In Thirty States. TYLER DESK CO., St. Louis, Mo. ONE MILLION LADIES ARE DAILY RECOMMENDING mi,q perfection nnnij lllu adjustable UllUij fit ozpandi acrom the Boll and J^pU. ThsBEST FITTING, NICEST' LOOKING, and MOST COMFORTABLE SHOE IK" THE WORLD. PRICES, $2, $2-50, t9, 12.5(7.' CONSOLIDATED SHOE CO. Manufacturer*, Lynn, - - Mans. Shoot mad* to measure. For SuIh l>y G. A. CROFT, Gonwuv S. C _ __ & f^tvcxvto SENT\owtnaL W H PAY FREIGHT If you do not keep it. We think you will keep it,. 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