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The Horry Herald.
Published Every Thursday
E. NORTON, Editor
J. T MAYERS, Gon'l. Managor.
CONWAY, S. a, FEB. 8, 1898.
Washington Lot t or.
From our lingular Correspondent.
Washington, January 'OS. 1893.
Verily politics ilo make strange
bedfellows. When the idea was
advanced a few weeks ago of tho
possibility of a populist, becoming a
member of the Cleveland Cabinet it
was poo poohed by the know it alls,
as being too ridiculous for serious
considerations. Now. there are
good reasons for the belief that
Judge Greshani. who caino very
near to heing the populist candidate
for President, has been asked by
Mr. Cleveland to accept a place in
his Cabinet. Democrats <>f promi
nencc, among them Senators lirice,
Carlisle, McPherson, Palmer and
Cray, all supposedly in Mr. Cleve
land's confidence, admit the proba
bility of .Judge Greshatn being a
member of the Cabinet. Senator
Price goosfurtber and says he knows
that .1 ndge Grcshum has been ten
dored a place in the Cabinet. A
friend of Judge Greshatn, who saw
him when ho paid a secret and mysterious
visit to Washingttn a fewdays
ago, told your correspondent
that he could go into the Cabinet,
but that he judged from what the
Judge said that he would prefer a
placo on the bench of the II. S.
Sni ireme Court, .lodge (Jresham
has had some experience as a member
of the Cabinet; he was Post
master General under President
A rt hur,
Those w ho were at the beginning of
the sessi jn confident that consideru
blr> locdslnt imi r.iifciilo i !.< 1
r>-~ " B1""'
appropriations would pass arc g? lting
despondent, and with good
reason, for with the republican
loaders of the Senate apparently
apathetic and tlie democratic leaders
of the House in the same state of
mind, the prospects of legislation
cannot be considered even fairly
good. Them is oven an attempt to
cause the failure of quarantine legislation,
and the anti-option bill, which
was to have been voted on last Wed
nesday is still unacted upon?it may
be voted on this week, but no one
feels certain about it, or indeed about
anything else concerning Congressional
legislation.
One of the most interesting questions
before this Congress is the admission
of new States to the I nion,
Four territoiies?Arizona, New M?\ico,
Oklahoma and Utah?are
claiming throuh their citizens, sent io
w.^i r. .. .1 ? ? -
?? t? j?iui^iuii i * i i iiu imi'jKist'j I Dill
they possess all of the the recjnisits
for state-hood, ami indeed, some that
were not required <>f others earlier
admitted to the family of states.
The House has already passed bills
for the ndmisssion of the lirst two.
and the bill admmitting the last has
been favorably reported and will in
all probability be passed by the
house on the lirst suspension day.
Individually the Senators with few
exceptions appear to favor the ad
mission of Jthe now applicants foi
statehood; Senator IMatt, who provented
action on any of these bills
by the Senate committee on Territories,
at the last session, now says
that he will d<> nothing more against
them than to east his own vote, and
Senator Perkins, whoso influence
was actively against the admission
of Utah at the last session, is now
earnestly working for its admission.
If parties and politics did not enter
the question it would be perfectly
safe to predict that four more states
would be added to the Union before
the 4tn of March. It is nothing
but politics that makes the outcome
doubtful. A member of the Senate
Committee said: "If any get in all
will get iu. My own impression is
that an omnibus bill including
thern all will be put through" Th(
republican Senators expeot to can
cus on the question this week.
Tim -..:i i --
a iiv v <111 <1 v? i ii 11 lilHlUiUIS illU il]?
parently more interested in the Will
introduced by Kepresentative John
son, of Ohio, requiring those road:
which cross any portion of tin
United Slates to secure license!
from the Inter State Commerce Com
mission, and to fi'.e a bond agreeing
to obey the orders of the cnmmissioi
and to produce any evidence thai
may at any time be required, thai
in the Presidential message on tin
subject now daily expected. The
Grand Trunk and Canada Pacilk
roads are opposing the bill, througl
counsel, while competing America!
roads ure advocating its passage.
Senator Stewart, who refused to g<
into a rennhliean caucus lmhl .^ui
urday night to consider the Shermut
bill to repeal the law /or the pur
chase of silver, says ho Ins made ?i
careful canvass of the Senate ami
that it will he impossible to pass tin
bill, lie says thnt some of the democratic
Senators who voted for fre(
coinage last session may be inducec
by Mr. Cleveland's influence to sup
port the hill, but that he has post
five assurances from every republican
Senator w ho voted for free coin
age last year that they will vote
against it, end also from Senators
Carey, Warren ami Hansbrouglt,
who voted against free coinage last
year, and that half a dozen other
republicans who are opposed to free
j coinage will vote against the bill,
because they are opposed to nry
legislation on the subject at this
session. The fact that the republi
eati caucus made no attempt to com
pel the members of that party to vote
for bill seems to bear out the correctness
of Senator Stewarts'* state!
uvent.
Without the means at hand for
combating it, a cold may prove more
dangerous thaii Mm small pox. No
family is saf?? unless provided for
such iin emergency. In sadden attacks
of cold, croup, ushtnii, ect.,
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Tax
Hoi 111*1 ix
'rin'Auditor of I ferry County will he
at the following places at the time given
for the purpose of taking tux returns for
the year 18U2.
Port I larrcdson, Tuesday .Ian. 17.
CedartJrove, Wednesday, .Ian. 1*.
Jordanville, Thursday, Jan. 1U.
Cideon, Friday, .1 an. 20.
Cool Spring, Saturday, Jan. 21.
(hillivants Feirv, Monday, Jan. 2!t.
Hchoboth, Tuesday, .Ian. 21.
Tnyloisville, Wednesday,,Ian. 2.7.
Floyds, Thursday,*ftnu. 20.
Stephens X, Friday, Jan, 27.
/.nan, Saturday, Jan. 2s.
I lav horn. Mondav. Jan. ill)
Fanford, Tuesday, Jan. dl.
tJreen Sea, Wedii sday and Thursday,
| Fob. 1 iiikI 2.
I.oris, Friday, Feb. fl.
HouikI Swamp, Saturday, I'Yb. I.
Hammond, Monday, Fob. t>.
Kbene/er, Tuesday, Fob. 7.
Little Kiver, Wednesday, Fob. 8.
Wainpee 1 hursday, Feb. 1?.
Parkers Store, Friday, 10.
< iruoum villo 'saturday, 11.
Socnstee, Monday, HI.
Mai low, Tuesday, M
Hucksv'llo lYbrui) l.'?tli.
On all property net returned on or be
foreSOth, day of Fobunrv 18UI1 a, penalty
of f>0 per cent, will be added and collected
Kvery male b twcen tlie aip's of 21 and
years, except tli ?se incaple of earninit
a support from beim; maimed or from
any other cans", shall be deemed taxable
I polls.
Mnreliants, M anufacturers. (1 uardian,
1 Administrators and executors must make
i their returns stict I v no onling to law.
A statement of all sales or purchases
of land made since the hot return, must
I be noted on this.
A moneys, Morteayes, and notev are
taxable. All Ass( ainents ol personal
property must beat the usual selliair piice
jofsimuiar property on (lie teinrs at
lixecutors and Administrators snl?s at the
place where return is made
Kach taxpayi r e\< ep wh*n imp ssible
I to do so, must make his or her own return
Iteturus can be nuulo at this olllce at
anytime from January I toFeby. TP 1811:1
J. A . Lew is,
i Auditor of llotry County,
| Not i<-<
Xoticu is hereby given that on the
tlth day of February A. 1). 189d
the nndorsioned will moi.Iv i.> H'.,,
. r. I I V
1?. I lardwick, Probate . I udc <>1 llorry
County, for an order of Final his|
charge from the duties and trust of
his (>niee as Administrator of the
Kstate of W. W. Hardee, Deed.
I ('onway, .1 an. 0. 1 8?)3.
1 )aniel lb 1 lardee,
Qualified Administrator.
A Pit KM I UM.
Souvenirs are intended to recall
to renieniberanee certain important
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happened lately of more interest and
importance to the people than the
election of (1 rover Cleveland to the
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Leave Sumter 0 48 a m \
Arrive Colombia 10 55 a mi ;
No. 52 runs through from Charleston ;
via Central Railroad. ;
Loaviug Lanes 7:45 A. M Manning 8:V1
A. M.
Train on C. i% I). Railroad connect*) at ;
Florence with No 58.
TRAINS GOING NORTH. ij
No. 51.
Leave Columbia 10 45 f in > i
Arrive Sumter 12 15 a tn ;
Leave Sumter 12 15 a in ?
Arrive Florence 1 80 a tn I
No. 50. ?
Leave Sumter 7 80 p nt
Arrive Florence 8 50 p m 1
No. 58. I ;
Leave Columbia 0 10 p m '
Arrive Sumter 25 p in 1
No 78.
Leave Florence 5 10 a ni
I.rave Marion 5 58 a m 1
Leave Chadbourn 7 OH a tn 't
Arrive Wilmington 1) 10 a in ,
"Daily, "f I>aily except Sunday,
'ao. 58 runs through to Cnarleston,S. ('., ]
via Central R. U., arriving Manning 8:00 1
I'. M. Lanes 8:40 I\ M, Charleston 10 4) <
1*. M.
Train on Manchester &> Augusta R. R. <
leaves Sumpter daily except Sunday 10:50 <
A. M., arrrive Rimini 11:5U A. M. Return- *
ingleave Rimini 12:80 1'. M. arrive Sump <
l?r 1 -in l> VI
Trains <>n nrb-ville H. It. leave Units <
ville daily except Sunday at 5 00 a in, ar <
riving Floyds 5 25 a in. Keturning, leave '
Floys 0 15 p in, arriving at llartsville <
10 15 p in. <
.1. F. 1)1 \* 1 N 10, (ti n'l Supt.
.1. H K i.m.y, Supt. Trans, | <
T. M. Km kuson. Oen'l l\i?s. \ *111 *
= T;'- :r' " ' ' ':
Supplmimt No. 2 to ( liar- ;
lesion Columbia Divis- *
i
ion Time Tab ( I\o. U. \
1 >i ii iiiti'j llli, IMt'i. <
Schedule in effect Iroin ante.
Wilmington Chadbourn & Conway B- B
i cask it no kll and kukkhit daii.y, kxcku'i
sunday
No 22, NOH'111 HOUND.
Leave ('hadhourn 7 15 a in J
Leave llion 7 -15 a in
Arrive 11ul> 8 jO n in !
No 21,SOUTHBOUND.
l.eave lint) 1) 00 a ni i
Leave llion '? 15 a in j
Arrive Chadbourn 0 45 a in
/.eave Chadbourn^ 10 510 a m .
Leave Clare don 11 00 a in ;
Leave M t i abort 11 20 a m
Leave Lorist 11 45 p tu ;
i.eav HanlorUJ 12 02 p in j
/.eave Hayboro 12 12 p in
Leave I'rivetts 12 12pm j
Leave Adrian 12 27 |? m I
Arrivw Conwayt 1 00 pm
No 20, NORTH 11()UN 1)
rASSIi.NHKK AN1) KRKKIU'i DAILY, rfvCKI'lj
RUN Da VS.
Leave Conway 2 30 p n.
/.eavo Adrian 3 00 1> in
Leave I'rivetts 3 05 ? in j
Leave Hayboro 3 lft p in |
Leave San ford 3 25 p in !
Arrive at Lorls 3 50 p in | '
Arrive at Mt. Tabor 4 25 p in
Leave Emerson P m j
Leave Clarendon I 50 p m
Arrive Oiudboum 5 20 p m
tTelegrapli Stations.
Note?No. 21 wait at Hub until
No. 22 arrives. ^
Nos. 22, 21 and 20 will stop at all |
stations for freight and passengers ' g
J, IT Kknlry, General Manage I
J. F* Dlvinvc, (Jen'l Superintended i |
K. Boudkx, Sup't Transportaiio
Johnson ,fc .luhimou, ? lohnaotiM A (pmttli-hatiin
Mdrloii, s. c. ? Conway, S. C *j
JehnSenS Quatfclobaum |
ATTTONKYS AT LAW.
- JConway,
S. C.
iW P r ?mpt attention given to all bus- [
n??n entrusted to our care.
"Kin-Go Tea" .
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 a
(either size); is only sold in packages, V
at a reasonable and much lower price to \
the consumer than any other package tea
on the market of any merit whatever and u
affords the dealer a fair profit; is a thor- |
oughlv reliable, first-class article, abso- 1 "
Iutely pure, always the same ; free from
dust DEALERS
will find the Five and Ten Cent packages tj
tho cheapest and most salahlp n.-irbaor* P
? 1 I'u
tea on the market and consumers pro- ;
nounce it "the best and most economical." I
Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy ' I
to sell and has proved a big success ' I
wherever introduced.
VVe are extremely anxious to have all !
dealers stock this tea, and earnestly request
that you include a few boxes with I
your next order to your wholesale house ; ,
or order direct of us, we will see that you
are supplied. For further information
address
! The Kin-Go Tea Co., 8*:r
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All About Growing Tobacco.
It you want to try thlo Monty Making Crop,
wrltt to? f
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Examine THE HOY a I. fo?* points of jj
excelicr. . t, cud yoti will
buy no ot!;ar. >. |
ROYAL S. M. CO,, Rockford. III. j
h i i i 11111 m 1111?11; ; r 11111111 Mdiiiinin
r^WANTED*^
| LIVE AGENTS \
^ In every town in each state ?
^ HI to sell our Solid Columbian X
t Dfl Silver Table Knives and ^
X HH Forka; these goods arc not ^
? Kill plated goods but solid, and
t SO!l sterling silver goods anil will ^
? cost only about one-quarter ^
^ Mi.'/ the prices of solid sterling ^
9 F];,. silver. The goods are sold by ^
^ Fi i? agents only and we warrant ^
(5> p-f, them to stand the test of ^
^ Wjl years or refund the money, a ?
^ (Minrantco will go with each ^
^ dosen and backed up by on 4^
^ gf'pS ol<l reliable company which +
has the reputation of making
ft . M fbe best goods on the market. ^
^ W! V Samples sent on rcciept of 25 ^
hi '-J cents, for which we will for^
TO word you our prices and dis- , >
? count to agents. Agents < ,
make from to to 15 dollars per
> doy- <
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p. .V?* ADDRESS o
J TueUpson & Hart Cn. !
UnionYille, Conn. %
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A GOOD SEAMSTRESS
SHOLDlEflESSm
::d a household nece88ity is
o.ne of our? NEW
SOWING MACHINES.
lationalSewingHineCo,
lueoLiton to
JUNE MANUFACTURING CO.
BELV/I DE.RE, ILL.
lanufacturert of Fino farr'ly Sc^ln; Machines.
Did You Lver See A
HRECT XO CONSUMERS.
It .111 p?ir yn to K?t our prlftt ?n< Inff.tl.sts tht? biiln?
wtalJh U tli? Ute.t ?niho<timtnl of ***rj <t?.lr?bU lm.
o?f mint. Slin; Itil. r.ioat (fflflfnt k(.4 p?rfMt BlltobaSBtt
ti null. Oorr?t| oi' ln.ee Infltf I. Writs at on*# to
THE PARSONS MFG. CO.
M4T0 9. CAN ALCT.. CHICAGO, iLLl
13 jfe/18 9 ft W IfrJ \Sr,T1<19*>lnm Habits
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