The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 30, 1893, Image 4
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Tun Horry
Published Every Thursday.
E. NORTON, Editor
J.T MAYERS, Qon l. Manager.
CONWAY, S. C., MARCH 30,1893.
W1IICN COAL WAS FIKSTI
USK1>.
Wood and Charcoal Wore the
Fuels Which Preceded It.
Though coal had heon employed
for centuries in the manufaeiure of
salt on the shores of the coal fields,
wood had hitherto continued to he
the fuel at the inland salt works.
The use of coal at Nantwich is mentioned
as a novelty in 1G56; at Droitwioh
wood fuel and leaden pans
were in use up till 1001. In this
era the sea salt manufacture was in
the zenith of its prosperity. Hut
the substitution of coal for wood in
the inland salt trade, aided by the
discovery of rock salt, which took
place accidentally in boring for coal
in Cheshire, 1870, led to the gradual
decline and final extinction of the
manufacture of salt on the coast.1
The only traces now remaining of
this otiee nourishing industry exist
in such names as llowdon Hans of
tho Tyne, Prestonpons on the Forth,
Saltcoats in Ayrshire and Saltpans
in Arran and Kintyre, or in the
Seotish proverb, "Curry salt to Dy
srrt,v synonymous ~\vith the English
"curry coal to Newcastle "
In no brunch of industry was tlie
scarcity of wood more keenly felt
than in the smelting of metalliferous
ores. Continued efforts to accomplish
this with coal began immediately
after the accession of
dames 1, and woro persevered in
throughout the seventeenth century.
But for a prolonged period the now
fuel proved highly intractable, and ;
scheme after scheme ended in failure
and disappointment.
After eighty years of oft repeated
trials the tantalizing problem remained
unsolved. Wood and char
coal still held the Held in the smelting
furnaces, and all hope of seeing
coal substituted for them had well
nigh died out. In 1080 Sir John
Pettus, in his "Essays on Works Metalliek,"
concludes his observation
regarding sea coal ami pit coal with
the remark: "These are not useful
to metals."
The unpromising prospect, however,
soon began to brighten, lm-1
mediately after the revival of lead
and copper mining, which took place
about 1092?having probably been
more or less in abeyance since the
interruptions occasioned by the civil
wars, when
The (ishor left his skiff to rock
On Tamar's glittering waves;
The rugged miners rushed to war
From Mo tulip's sunless caves.
_ i ItOCO /W.iO Oiinm I wt c? **?.?!?.. 1 *?* ? i \\
1nv-ou vi vo utiiiiv 11/ mj OIII* nm ? IIII
coal. The extraction of silver fron
lead with coal was accomplished by
a Mr. Lydal in 1(>(J7, and the same
individual appears to have been the
lirst to successfully employ coal in
the smelting of tin in 1705.
The oars of iron proved more re
factory, no substantial and per ma
nent sucession smelting them with
coal being obtained till nearly the
middle of the 18th century, when
the manufacture of charcoal iron had
dwindled to very small proportions ? ;
in fact, was dying out for want of
fuel.
It then at length became an ac
complished fact at Coalbrookdalo
Iron Works in Shropshire. The
success was at first ascribed to the
Shropshire coal, but probably the
employment of a strong blast had a
great deal to do with it. From this
the coal became the life of the iron
manufacture. The ci-devant drooping
trade rapidly revived, and the
latter part of the eighteenth saw
coal iron furnaces in successful operation
throughout the kingdom.
Contemporary Review.
A Cotton Acreage Fiasco.
Nkw Oki.kans, La, March 21.- The
attendance at the Cotton Acre
age Convention is not as large as was
expected, and it is not large enough
to justify any positive action on the
subject.
The Convention will, however,
probably recommend a reduction in
the amount of cotton planted and
the planting in future of more diversified
crops. Commissioner Newsome,
who called the Convention,
said to-day that the subject would
be fully discussed, but it was impos
s'ble to give any opinion as to what
would be tho outcome of the session.
Ayer'e Cherry Pectoral possesses
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throat or lung troubles. Its anodynes
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ii j>plrnicut No. 2 to Clinreston
& Columbia Divis- 1
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No 23, NO in 11 POUND. c
.enve Chudbourn 7 15 a in '
jfnive I lion 7 45 a in J
Vrrivo Huh 8 jO u in
No 21,SOUTH HOUND, .
. ave 11 uti it 00 a in I
jonvc llion 0 15 a in ,
Vrrive Chadbourn 9 45 a in
r.ouvo ChadbournJ 10 !!() a hi
iOavo Clare don 11 00 a rn
jOave M t i abort 11 20 a in
?onv<? |jorl?t 11 45 p in
5eav Sanfordt 12 02 |i in
r.eave Hay hero 12 12 |> in
5cav? Privetts 12 12 pm
' nave Adrian 12 27 p in
Arrive Conwayi 1 00 | u A
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Leave Conway 2 20 p
Aoave Adrian 8 OP pa Leave
Privetts ! 05 a <
Leave Buyboro 8 1-1 p i
Leave San ford 8 2") .m '
Arrive at I.oris 8 50 p in
Arrive at Mt. Tubor 4 25 p in N
Leave Kinerson p rn
Leave Clarendon 4 50 i> n
Arrive Cliadoourn 5 20 v m S
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J. F" Divink, (len'l Superin tendon
K. Houdkn, Sup't Transpor tatio
"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); is only sold in packages,
at a reasonable and much lower price to
the consumer than any other package tea
on the market of any merit whatever and
affords the dealer a fair profit; Is a thoroughly
reliable, first-class article, absoI
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dot DEALERS
will find the Five and Ten Cent packages
the cheapest and most salable package
tea on the market and consumers pronounce
It "the best and most economical."
Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy
to sell and has proved a big success
wherever introduced.
We are extremely anxious to have all
dealers stock this tea, and earnestly request
that you include a few boxes with
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., ""IT"
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O ,n evecy town in each atate 0
r 1 to sell our Solid Columbian ^
Z Cyj Silver Table Knives and 0
X f.l Forks; these goods ore not a
X E. 1 plated goods but solid, and r,
X t I will hold their color equal to X
X ( T * sterling silver goods and will A
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X r 1 the prices of soli J sterling X
f | silver. The goods are sold by X
X [* > t agents only and we warrant
X | ' ] them to stand the test^of X
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a guarantee will go with e ih X
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a I .i has the renutation c f inn kin ,r X
.M the best goods on the market.
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Iron Lcaf.Fanev Cover. Larorn Erawarn
Nickel Rings, Tucker, Rufflor, Binder
Four Widths cf Ilemmors.
ICH ARM MACHINE HAS A SELF-SETTING NEEDLE.
AND SELF- THREADING SHUTTLE.
ent on trial Delivered in your home free of
eight charges, lluy only of Manufacture*?,
ave Canvassers' Commissions. GET NEW
MACHINES. Send for a Machine with
nme of a business man as reference, and we
ill ship a tii.il Machine at once. Address for
lirculars and Testimonials.
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Our Mammoth Cataloguoof Rank Couriers,
Dkskh, and other Oppiok Purniturb for
1M03 nowroady. New Goods. Now Styles
In Desks, Tables Chairs, Hook Cases, Cabl*
nets, Sic., Sic., and at matchless prices,
as above Indicated. Our goods aro well*
known and sold freely in every country that
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