The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 09, 1893, Image 4
p The Horry IT
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Published Every Thursday.
E. NORTON, Editor
J. T MAYERS. Qon'l. Managor.
CQN\VAY, S. C., FKB. 9, 1893. I
Arrow Heads.
y. c. Hitptist.
More honesty, more generosity.
What God thinks of us, is charao
ter.
Your opinion of Christianity, is
what you are.
Beware of an enemy hearing a Hag ,
of truce.
You can't pas? at Ilea veil's gate
upon your face.
God don't sa\e a man with his
hands in his pockets.
Society, society sucks the soul until
it is as hollow as a drum.
Don't try to wash yourself clean
of sins. God alone can do that.
The argument of Ingersollism
will bo stopped at tho liar of God.
When business gets the better
part of religon, the Devil rejoices.
These know-all youngsters raised j
in a city are a disgrace to humanity.
If you have given vows of union
with God dout llirt with the Devil.
It is not preaching but practicing
that makes Christianity a blessing.
Arc you a pillar in the temple of
God? Look out for unsound places.
Wo have too many preachers who
ars simply speaking tubes for the
bosses.
Joy and sorrow are agencies in
God's hands to mould his children
into saints.
Rich food to thy dogs and cold
bread to the poor is a compress to
thy soul.
If you ask God for daily bread,
?i t - 1
yon won t cireai sonic poor widow to
get it.
It is not where most I g<>, how
must 1 feel, but "what must I do to
bo saved "
The "Bookers after tho dollar have
little uso for tho motto; "in God wo
trust."
A towcraing pipe organ with paid
singers aro not parts of a "model
church."
When these long creeds are poked
at you just shut your mouth and
read your Bible.
Von may sing "I want to he an
angel" all your life and then never
get to heaven.
Church members quarrrel, go to
law, and are tried by unbelievers.
Paul says do otherwise.
Loud amens on Sunday and "calling
figures" 011 Monday night is not
the shining light.
Do you want your name 011 the
Book of Life so smoked with tobacco
that it can't be read?
The whole world is one big asy
lunt full of lunatics over the question
of making money.
God's railroad starts at conviction
and ends at Glory, carrying only
through passengers.
Some preachers futne and puff
over little evils like they were kill
ing (lies with sludge hammers.
Some men are horn rascals, some
achieve rascality, but none have rascality
thrust upon them.
Many of these hallelujah, fandangle
songs in the churches nowadays
are the Devil's own patent.
~ Ms the Lord your Shepherd?" If
so don't try to manage yourself, God j
will bring you into the fold.
Constant association with men
without making them love your ro
ligioi. shows that you hav'nt much.
Don,t be afraid of talking to God,
lie is always glad to see you, and!
will hear all your complaints and '
thanksgivings
Don't go into partnership with
the Devil, for he will get the whole
concern, and charge you up with the)
accounts.
With unwilling hounds its hard
to hunt hares, and with indifferent
church members it's hard to catch the
dying souls about you.
Don't imagine that the whole
road is lined with rotten bridges, for
with God, as a support for them
they'll hold up the universe.
Many a man will wade knee deep
in snow to get to his grocery store
in the morning hv sunrise, but the
weather is too bad to go to church.
The wonders of religion as manifested
upon the hearts and lives of
men speak vol tunes, fuller and nobler
than all the works of men
throughout the ages.
God's vessel is lying nlongside,
telling you that you are overloaded
and begs you to cast it all upon the
eternal steamer that's bound for the
port of glory.
Property Destroyed l>y Flouting
Ice.
Louisvmi.k, Jan. 31.-This morning
huge fields of ice was floating down
the river carrying every thing before
them. Up to noon in this harbor
and at Humpkin Patch six milea
above, 30 loaded barges and 130
empty one? have been sunk or carried
over the falls. These were valued
at 1150,000. The tow boat Aid
I , w| ttSKfr. > h Jf
7. J ; ; ^ (
' . . ?''y
was also sunk. The lInUpur hail
soveral holes cot in her hold and the
little steam yatch t'ani< II. was s? nt
to the hottom. Altogether the dam
ages so far are estimate I at $<J00,(MH)
The harbor ho e is pretty well strip-1
ped, but a great deal of further
damage is expected above. There
are still several hundred barges of
coal at Pumphin Patch, and these
may he swept away at any moment.
Forty dive barges had passed Madison
up to noon to day showing that
the damage further up the river was
also considerable.
The Kmperor ol (?Qi*many lots
placed upon the wall of his study a
large photograph of which lie is very
proud. It is a portrait half life size
of the biggest and smallest soldier of
the Prussian army s'audiog side by
side. The forniM' is private Priz
ohan, of the First ltodgiment of tlv?
Prussian Guard, lie stands 0 feet
? | inches in ids boots, and when he
presented himself at GusseUbuf for
examination a special apparatus hud
to l)e provided with which to take
his waist measure, iiis breadth is
in proper porpbtion with liis height
The smallest soldier it* the hereditary :
prince. The picture is a unique one
showing ii veritable giant, quite
equal to any that figure in "Grimm's
Tales" or other books of fables, and
by his side a soldierly I lillipution.
Some fancy the charms of the lilywhite
maid,
()f etheriul form and languishing eye,
Who faints in the sunshine and
droops in the shade,
And is always "just ready to die."
Put give me '.lie girl of the sunshiny
face
The blooo in whose veins courses J
healthy and free,
With the vigor of youth in her move
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Oh, that is the maiden for mc!
She is the girl to "tie to" for life.
Tlio sickly, complaining woman may
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she ceases to be a "thing of beauty"
worn down by female weakness and
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A Pit CM IUM.
Souvenirs are intended to recall
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lately of more interest and importance
to the people than the election
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Tax
Tteti n-ris
The Auditor of Hurry County will bo
ut tlm following places at the time given |
for the purpose of tuklug tax returns for 1
tin year 181).'.
Port Ilarrelson, Tuesday .Ian. 17.
Cedar drove, Wednesday, .Ian. 18.
Jordanville, Thursday. Jan. 10.
t'ideon, Friday, Jan. 20.
( ool Spring, Saturday, Jan. 21.
(ialliviint-s Feiry, Monday, Jan. 28.
Keliobotb, Tuesday, Jan. 21.
Tuylorsville, Wednesday, Jan. 27.
Floyds, Thursday, Jan. 20.
Steph -ns -N. Friday, Jan, 27.
Zoati, Saturday, Jan. 28.
Mayboro, Monday, Jan. 80.
eanford. Tuesday, Jan. 81.
t<reen isea, Wedn sday and Thursday,
Fob. 1 1111(1 45.
Loris, Friday, Feb. 8.
Mound ?>wamp, Saturday, Fob. -1.
Hammond, Monday, Feb. 0.
Kb me/or, Tuesday, Feb. 7.
I .it tie liivi'i", Wednesday, Fob. 8.
Warn poo I'hursday, Fob. 0.
Markers Storo, Friday, 10.
(Irao.a nviilo -vitur lay, 11.
Sooastoo, Monday, 18.
M arlow, . Monday, I 1.
Uueksvillo Februry 1 dt.li.
On all property list returned on or befoiviiOth,
day of Febtiarv 180)1 a penally I
of r?0 j?or < < nt, \\ ill bo added and <u Mooted
Kvory inalo b tweon the ages of $1 and
yearn, cm opt those inenpie of earning!
a support from hi 3u-_r inaiinod or from j
any other o. us- . hall bo doomed taxable
polls.
M n roll ants, M an u fat tin i tv, (luardian,
Administrators and oxot utors must make j
their returns stictly ac. ordlng to inw.
A statement of all sales or pu rebuses
of land made sinte the last i turn, must
bo noted oil this.
A moneys, Mortgages,' and notes are i
taxable. All Assoaments of personal I
property must b > at the usual selling piice i
ofsimular property on the tonus at
Kxecntors and Administrtitor.s sah.-s at the
plaee where return is made
Kaeh taxpayer exeep when impcssiblo
to do o, must make his or her o\\ n return
Meturnsean bo made at this ofllee it
any liuu from January 1 loF<by. 'JO 1808
.1. A. Lewis,
Auditor of Horry County,
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HEART DISEASE 20 YEARS.
Or. Dfllco Mcdlral (Jo., Klkhart, Ind.
Diar Rirts: Fop 20 years i was trouble'! with
^cnri disease. Would frequently have falling
#,>0)ls and smothering at night. Had to ait upot
pot out of bod to breathe. llad pain in my left
Bide and back most of the time; at lsst 1 became
dropsical. 1 was very nervous Hiid nearly worn
out. 'Iho least excitement would cause mo to
THOUSANDS S?sS
with fluttering. For tho last fifteen year* i could
not sleep on my leftside or back until began taking
your Acte Heart Cure. I bad not taken It very
long until T felt much better, and I can now slsep
on either aide or back without tho least discomfort.
I have no pain, smothering, dropsy, no wind
on Rtoinach or other disagreeable symptoms. I ni%
able to do all my own housework without any
trouble and consider myself cured.
Klkhart, Ind., 1888. Mrs. Ki.mira Hatch.
It Is now four years since I have taken any
medicine. Am in bettor health than 1 have beeu
in 40 years. 1 honestly boHove
that l>r. lHUom' X?tv fT| iMFlJ
Heart Cure Raved my llfo
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No. 23.
Leave Wilmington 0 25 |> m
^ Leave Chadbourii 8 20 p
Leave Marlon 0 4' p m
Arrive Florence 10 p in
No. 50.
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I Arrive Columbia 0 15 a in
No. 58.
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'.vo. 58 runfr through to Cnarleston,S. C..
via Central R. R., arriving Manning 8:00
1'. M. Limes 8:40 P. M, Charleston 10 4 ?
P. M.
Train on Manchester & Augusta R. R.
leaves Sumpter dally except Sunday 10:50
A. Mm urrrive Rimini 11;59 A. M. Returning
leave Rimini 12:80 P. M. arrive Sump
i vcr i;iu i". ni.
[ Trains on airt^Ni 111? It. It. leave Unit
ville daily except Sunday at ft CO a in, arriving
Floyds ft 2ft a m. Returning, leave
> Floys 0 4ft p in arriving at Hartsville
10 1ft p m.
.1. F. DIVINE, Gin'T Supt.
J. it Ki.ni.y, Supt. Trims,
T. M. Em kuhon, Gen'l Buss. \gent
Supplement No. 2 to Charleston
& Columbia Division
Time Tab < No. 9.
Jiiiuiary fill,
Schedule in effect troin aate.
Wilmington Chadbourn & Conway B- R ,
* I'ASHKKOKU AMI KUB.IOHT DAILY, liX'CKC'l ,
\ SUNDAY
S No 82, NO mil HOUND.
r Leave Chadbourn 7 1ft a in
? Leave IIion 7 4ft a ni
Arrive liuli 8 j0 a m !
! . No 21,SOUTHBOUND.
5 Leave Hub 0 00 a in I
* Leave Ilion 0 1ft a m
]j Arrive Chadbourn 0 45 a in
o Leave ChadSournJ 10 30 a in I
y Leave Clare don 11 00 a ni
Leave Mt i abort. 11 20 a m ,
(i* Leave Lorls} 11 4ft p in
L* Leav Sun fordt 12 02 p in ;
0 Leave HayborO 12 12 p m :
i. Leave Privetts 12 12 p m |
Leave Adrian 12 27 p in
Arrive Conwayt 1 00 pm
No 20, NORTHBOUND
I'ASSKNOKH AND VRKIOHl DAII.Y, tfvCKlT
RUNDaYS.
Leave Conway 2 30 p n.
Leave Adrian 8 00 p m
Leave Privetts 8 Oft l m
Leave Bayboro 8 15 p in
Leave San ford 8 2ft p in
Arrive at Loris 8 50 p in
Arrive at Mt. Tabor 4 2ft p m
Leave Etnerson p ni
Leave Clarendon 4 ft() p m
Arrive Chadbourn 0 20 r? ni
tTelegraph Stations.
Note?No. 21 wait at Hub until
No. 22 arrives.
No8. 22, 21 and 26 will stop at all
stations for freight and passengers
J, II* Kknlby, General Manage
J. F* Divink, Gen'l Superintend en
K. IIoudkn, Sup't Trail sportatio
Jolin?on A .lohniton, I. Johnson* A (^iiattlobaiini
Marion, S. C. \ t Conway, S. C
Jehngeng.Jk (guafcfclebaum
ATTTONEYS AT LAW,
Conway, S. C.
|y Prompt attention given to all busbshh
entrusted to our care.
"Kin-Go Tea"
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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); fs only sold in packages,
at a reasonable and much lower price to
the consumer than any other package tea j
on the market of any merit whatever and
affords the dealer a fair profit; is a thori
oughly reliable, first-class article, absolutely
pure, always the same ; free from
dust DEALERS
will fir\d the Five and Ten Cent packages
tho cheapest and most salable package i
tea on the market and consumers pro- I
nounce It "the best and most economical." j
. :
p ? ? vju ca 19 cunvciiiciH iu nanaie, easy
t<> sell and has proved a big success ;
wherever Introduced.
, We are extremely anxious to have all
,f dealers stock this tea, and earnestly rer
quest that you Include a few boxes with
your next order to your wholesale house ;
or order direct of us, we will see that you i
are supplied. For further Information
i address
? The KIN GO TEA CO., "ST
: [tobacco seed FREE. I
?AMD?
3 All About Growing Tobacco.
' If yew MM te try tMe Meney Making Crep,
rite le?
. SOUTHERN TOBACCO JOURNAL, 1
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WARRANTED
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s Hilto Sell F?HhiLr'N'iTillo.
^ Huh n Self threntlliig Shuttle.
IIiih No KuUlll ill Ooilld l'U?l lou.
t Has a Mvohmiloal A pi?i :n unco,
? llMIIII IslcC'lH Finish. ?
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2 does a I.tirgor Horn,,. ot O -noial Work?
e than any Sowing .V.icMuo In tho World. 2
| Exam:no THE ROYAL for i.olnts of r
g cxcellcn . i( and you will
buy no other. v. s
1 ROYAL S. M. CO., Rockford. ill. I
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1 WANTED I
LIVE AGENTS |
In every town in each state A
to sell our Solid Columbian a
Silver Table Knives and ?
19 Forks; these goods are not a
plated goods but solid, and ,|w
will hold their color equal to ?
sterling silver goods and will ^
fflj cost only about one-quarter 4K
u the prices of solid Bterling a
silver. The goods are soldby ^
SAfl agents only and we warrant ^
Sjfi them to stand the tes^ of ?>
years or refund tho money, a
guarantee will go with each ^
??,cn niid backed up by an a
u ol<* reliable company which
Hul has the reputation of making
T1 ttie L>est goods on the market. v
Isswfl Sampiea sent on recieptofa) X
A cents, for which we will for+
SH ward you our prices and die- ,,
count to agents. Agents A
+ mm make from 10 to as dollars per ^
% fph address o
| E Tin Upson, & Hart Co. j;
Unionville, Conn.
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A GOOD SEAMSTRESS
uSESSHOLD NECESSITY
and a household necessity 18
one of our NEW
SEAMSTRESS
SEWING MACHINES.
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NationalSewingMachineCo.
uoeii?oM to
JUNC MANUFACTURING CO.
BELVIDERE, ILL.
Manalacturm of Fin# f airily Sewing Mechlna*.
Did You Ever See A
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OIRliCT TO CONSUMERS.
II will par jrn* to gat our prleaa and Inraatliata Ilia m*.
ihlna which la iha laleit aiahodtmeot of amy datlrabla I at.
krureiatnl. Almpletl, mot|ainclet>? and awfeet aUechaaaote
avJP aoda. Correapoodeoca Invited. Writ* at anaa M
THE PARIONS MFQ. CO.
ftAATO S. CAN At CT.;CHICAGO, lL.Lt i
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