The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 21, 1893, Image 2
J. T MAYERS, Oen'l. Manager.
CONWAY, S.C., SKI'I'AM,
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No advertisement counted loss than
Advertising lines in local column K>
cents per line.
Advertisements of Judge of Probate,
Clerk and SherilT at the rates allowed by
law. ?
Liberal contracts will be made with
those wishing to advertise for three, six of
twelve months,
Marriage and death notices free.
Short letters on current topics are cor- 1
dially invited.
Correspondents may use any signature ,
hut true name of writer must accompany
all communications.
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itiiitutirnr
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MOWS NOT ICS.
The Gaffnoy New is a new paper
at GalTney City. It takes "a square
stand against Tilltnanism, or Third i
I'artyisin and 'refawnusni' and all j
such sickening isms."
The N. C. Naval Ueserves have
been out on the 1T. S. war boats,
J\'<mturkct} monitor, and the A"?<// s(t;/iy
practicing seamanships, shooting
hig guns, and getting tisod to
tlio general life of the U. S. sailor.
The Wilmington cotton Mills
after a stoppage of four weeks
resumed work last Tuesday morning.
They will not work full time in all
the departments at present, but a
large number of operatives will he
employed.
Au epidemic of yellow fever was
declared at Brunswick last Sunday.
Klcvou now cases heard of. Sixteen
cases are under treatment. Doctorsl
arc being ordered to report at Brunswick.
Dr. Wyman believes that will)
the corps of doctors lie lias lie can ,
check the epidemic. i
The burnt district in Florence
has been built up. The Feminine
City is not to l?c left. That the (
Central Hole', City Hotel, 1011 is
block, etc., have been built up so j
quickly speaks well for the pluck of
Florence. In a short while, it is
hoped, little trace of tho fearful
calaninity of April 18913 can he seen.
Foaco has not yet come to Brazil,
though the foreign vessels of war
keel) down active hostilities. A few
%
shells wcro fired by the rebellious
11 ;i v vr inln IJi.\ l.iut 'P I. 1 '
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woman was killed; commercial telegrams
have been again forbidden,
man o' war C/tarft iton is oxpected
there every moment, it has left
Montevideo.
Judge liradly, before whom Tillmans
lawyer's went for their writ of
mandamus, signed an order last
week directing the Commissioner of
Patents Seymour to appear before
him last Tuesday and show cause
why the writ of mandamus should
not be issued, (lov. Tillman's representatives
are quite determined to
carry the question to tho Supreme
Court, if nocessary for a final decision.
The so called Democratic Execution
Committee of Florence countv
f
have sent a resolution to (lov. Tillman
to call the Legislature together
"to devise some way by which both
the debtor and creditor class may
pass through the present crisis without
sacrifice of property or injustice
to anyone;" in oilier words to do
something else beside pass a stay
law.
All the reiief work for tlie seaisland
s which were so much damaged
by the storm, has been turned over
to Miss Clara Barton of the Red
Cross Society. There is no doubt
but the work will be well and systematically
done. Miss Barton and
her corps of assistants took charge
last Saturday. They inspected the
extont of damage and the situation
last Saturday and have gone to work
with a good knowledge of what to
do.
The marine hospital corps and
the Red Cross Society work together.
Dr. Magruder and his assistant physicians
are hard and efliciently at
work.
The Columbia Journal says: \
between
Hon. II. li. Farley, Senator J. I . Mi
Irby and Cnpt. dim Tillman, hiui
culminated in a little jar betwoon
Ciov. Tillman and Senator Irby.
'Blood is thicker than water, \on
know,' he said. 'It come to u quos
tion of varacity between Senator
Irby and dim Tillman, and the (iov
ernor chose to believe Ins nephew,
and the Senator took offense thereat.
This resulted in a severance of
friendly ti"s and now "they never
-peak a>< they pass by."
I'rcss ('omincnt.
A Now Yo-U paper which is publishing
8kotchos of prominent pub
lie mon says, (lov. Northen, of
< Jeorgiu, got into his lirst trouble and
got his tlr.si licking when a boy on account
of a girl. Nothing remarkable
about that. Iloys have been getting
into trouble about the gilds ever since
the world was young. Adam got along
pretty well until he got to neglect
iug what lie was told and paying too
much attention to his girl. Wilmington
Star.
The Advertiser fully reali/.es the
unnatural conditions which clog
any attempts on its part to
discuss public questions 'villi 'the
farmers of the country. Tf they had
been drilled only to disbelieve the
editorial utterances of what Reform
papers arc pleased to gratuitously
stigmatize as the "subsidized press"'
we should not bo inclined to protest.
Wo have abundant faith in the
strength and power of our political
views to convince if they can be accorded
a fair hom ing. We do con
fess, however, and it with mortification,
that a very large and important
element of the masses has been per
sanded to ignore and shut their oyos
to anything that unTillmanistio papers
may say, and we among them
aro so cut olT from frank and candid
argument with the very persons ,
with whom it is our earnest desire
to speak.
It is not only deplorable hut re
markablo that two-thirdf of the
white people of the State seriously
suspect the honesty of all the Anti
Tillman papers published; and this
in the face of the fact that every
Anti Tillman paper is daily losing
dollars by its political course. It is
in the face of the further fact that
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nn.ll- ?II*J liut llllll I- lllilll I l? Ml I I | I t J?3
Ami Tillm:iii editors who have been
olliee seekers while the Till nut 11 i to
editors who have gained political
rewards may be numbered by the
dozen.
II is our diiM as editors to persist
in efforts to advance the cause of
sound public and political opinions
even though we tire prepared to expect
tin welcome receptions for them,
After u while (and it. inav be years)
prejudice will die and even tlm bitter
class of Tillmanitcs will cea-e to
charge those papers with insincerity
whose tidelitv to their convictions of
truth involve a steady curtailment of
their incomes.- Laurens Advnrtisor.
In order to suggest some lines
upon which good advise is noeded,
the Junior Kditor asks thaf the following
be specially noted by his
many advisers:
Kditing a newspaper is a pleasant j
business?if you can stand it, says
St. Augustine News. If it contains
many advertisements subscribers
complain that they take up too much
space. If there is a lack of advertising
it is unpopular and the people
won't take it. If wo attend church
regularly they say we go for effect.
If we stay away from church they :
say we are monstrously heathenish.
If wo accept an invitation to a wedding
they say we are to "write it up."
If wo go to the opera house they say
we go on free tickets. If we are seen
on the streets too often they say we
neglect our business If wo avoid
rrmnnr i\i\ 1 1\r* cf rnot l?mr o.? *r
.... V..-^ UV.V.W. HiV j O.IJ ?<
don't hustle around for thenews. If
wo neglect a Ion?r commumcation its
author gets furiously enraged and
discontinues his paper. If we publish
a lengthy communication our i
readers will say wo lack discretion (
and put in anything to "fill up*" If
wc swell out in a new suit of clothes
and celobrato ground hog day they
say we got our clothes in payment
for advertising, ami that wo are. by
far too foppish. If, in our frailty,
we sometimes perpetrate a joke or'
make a stagger at a poor little pun,
they say we are exceedingly light
and won't do. If we omit the jokes
they say we are poor, miserable fos
sils. If we are married they say it.
is a pity of our wives. If wo are
not married they say it is because
wo arc too homely to get. a wife. If
we publish a man who has brought
disgrace upon his family, the friends
of the family never forget us. If
we, out of goodness of heart, decline!
to say anything on the subject, tho
man's enemies are disappointed and
we are branded as a white-livered
coward. We are able to stand these
raps and many more and are til ways
ready to receive vis'tors, whether
accompanied by a d"g or 10I. ' Of
course we do not claim there is any
work in running a newspaper
everyone knows it is a snap.
NOT I CIO.
The annual meeting of the Kurvi
vers Association of Horry v 11 convene
in the Court House at Conway
on Salesday, Monday Oct. 2nd, immediately
after sale hours. A full
attendance is specially requested as
business of importance is to be trail I
sucled. Officers for the ensuing year
will be elected.
.1 r it km i mi Smith,
President.
11 v en t i<>ii
The Interdenominational Sunday
School Convention of Simpson Creek
was held at Khene/.er Church on
the 9th and 10th, inst. The Con
volition was opined by \V. II. I .ong,'
Chairman with religious exorcises.'
Names of delegates were onrolled.
Khcnczor Soth Bellamy, and L.
I). Cox.
Ihick Creek W L Hardee and
M. 10. Smith.
Cowpen Swamp T. W Dorman;
ami M. I. Chesnut.
Ml. Labanon K. I). Richardson
and T. I'. llardoo.
Addtessos were made by Richard
t son, IjOiiiT, Dorman. and elder
Mishoc.
The next session of the Convention
will bo held lit Cowpen Swamp
on Saturday before 2nd Sunday!
in Sopomber 1801. election of olli,
cors resolved as follows: W. II.
i Long, President; IS. 15. Ilonsend,
Secretary; A. K. Prince, Treasurer.
Prcrohing at 7 I'. M. l?y ltcv. W. C,
Cloaton. The session of 2nd day
was opened with devotional exorcises.
Little .Jerry Smith tuade a Hnoj
speech. M. P. Clardy and W. II.
i Long told how to train our clnldron
'to brine: them to Chris' Other re-!
i ligimis exercises were had. Singing
conducted by Prof. J. J. Sasser.
| .May the Lord smile upon us audi
aid us in this good work.
15. 15. IlouSKND,
Sec ret a ry.
I 11 i t * < t Coil Cede rate V? tenuis.
To the Kditor of Tin-: IIickai.d:
(lencral .1. 15. Cordon, commanding
I'nited Confederate Veterans, is]
i : il.-i . I- : - - e '
ci11aluiis) mm mi! mroniwion snow-|
ing progress made in organizing j
('amps in this bcrU'Voh.Mit Associa- I
tion, be given to (he public, with (lie
hope and belief that it will stimulate j
and encourage those \ *'teu^ua|^dM)!
orcein i/.edjfl^HflDuHfe^
once, and send their ap^H
neces. irv papers for
ii to i?
t?*r , so as to be represoM
miiigham at tho great*
October Mud and did jfl
cations will be rci^^H
let I
lieunioil.
' I" I?< summary !.<uM
alreaoy registered; a|*
now in for necessary
at least lot) more, 11>at^H
prevents, there will InJ.
ipiito, ."?()() ('amps iini'sK
i?: : 1. ... i >
' MI
SIMM ,\m OK r.AMI'S r.v
X. 15. Tex. Div. 57; W.
28; $. 10. Tox. Div. 19; X. vv^B ;;.
Div. 1 :>; St W. Tex. Div. 12; TowW
Texas 129; Alabama 50; Mississippi
2?; Louisiana .51; Florida 20; Kentucky
25; Arkansas 21: Tennessee
15; South Carolina 10; North Caroli
na 10; Georgia 8; V irginia 7; Oklahoma
I; Div. X. VV. 2; I ml. Tor. 2;
Missouri I: District of Columbia I;
Total 5191 ('amps.
Vt ry Kcspectfully,
Geo. Moorman, I
Adjutant General and Chief of Staff, i
I>rcw a I'lstol on a 11 a<*kman.
MM... r I I M I . ? I
i nil iifiiiiu \n ? i i i* *'i. iiiiy, nuillii |
Carolina's junior Senator, stands I
upon the records of the police court
of this eitv charged with drunken*
ness and with careless handling of
firearms.
The charge was preferred today l>y
Policeman P. .). I ones, and his state
ment of the case is as follows: "J ,
was informed this morning that
Senator lrby arrived in this city on
the Atlantic Coast Line t ain, at
about 7 o'clock, and that he was tin
der the influence of liquor; that he
thrust a pistol in the face of a negro
hachman, and then at another; that j
he was taken to the house of a friend!
in that condition. As he arrived
here at the hour at which the police
are relieved, no oflicer happened to
bo at the depot, but 1 have the ;
unities of four reliable witnesses, two
whites and two colored, and as soon
jis Ki>imtnr frhv rotnriivi to ttiiv eitv i
ho will be arrested for the offense, i
lie left on the 11 o'clock train for
his home in Laurens, or he would
have been arrested this morning.
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Mrs. Charlotte lion rani died Au?r.1
20th, 1893, at her residence, near
Greenwood Church. She was about
4G years old and leaves two sisters
and six children to mourn their loss.
She joined the Methodist church
when about 10 years old. She
remained a member until G or 8
years j;o, she joined the Missionary
Baptist church and remained a con
mninhnr V I 'l'ivi%ti?
n M; I?>
Mr. Daniel 15. Dix died at his
home in Dog Klnff last Sat ir lay J
On last Monday at ono o'clook Mr.
Jas. 15. Graham *iicd at ins homo in
I log l5|ufT Townshi p.
ot i< ?*.
I5e modern. Don't harass the
system with noxious drugs. Monterey
cures Malaria, Nervousness, Indigestion
and liowcl Complaints.
It is simple, pleasant to taste and
leaves no had effects.
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Meet I'ieit y In A liottle
for CATAHHII. IIKADACIIK, NKUKAI.UIA,
HAY FKVKH, ASTHMA Ac.
lias n<> ?M|iial. Sold (a do days' trial.
.Manufactured by the West Klec'trie Cure
Co, Chicago III. I). T. MCNKII<, sole
i local agent Conway, S. C.
Program of County Sunday
School Convention.
The following program for the
County Sunday School Convention
to bo held at Socastee Oth, 7th, and
8th of October, ISO:} has been adopted
by the Executive Committee.
10 A. M. Devotional Exercises bv '
W. McCormich.
It).)'"") A. M. Enrollment of delegated
and members.
10.30 A. M. Reports of Schools by
Townships including House to
I louse Visitation.
1 1.30 A. M. Topic; ''The Sunday
School as u means of saving souls'
bv Dev. .!. L. D.-inifl Mru I it
J ~ ' 4,1 " '
Rarnhill, J. K. Cooper and J. M,
Stalvoy. 0
1 V.30 l\ M. Appointment of Com
mi t Lee.
AFTKKNOON.
2.30 I'. M. Devotional KxcrcisoH by
A. M. Dusenbury.
2.45 Reports of Schools continued.
3.30 Reports of officers.
4.00 Topic: "The three i?rcut essentials
to 8UG0088 in Sunday School
Work," by .Jeremiah Smith, (?. K
Stanley and M. F. Carroll.
ft.oo Oponing (Question Drawer.
NIGHT.
8.00 Sermon l>y I). N. Goro.
8ATURDA V.
9.30 A. M. Opening by I). II. .Forilati.
9.45 Topic: uTho benefits of Interdenominational
co-operation in
Sunday School work," by .F. M.
Gonerly, I?. I., llopty and Mrs. l\
(). Floyd.
10 46 Topic: u The groat hindering
cause in Sunday School work and
tho remedy therefor,'* by Dr. K.
Norton, I.evi Grainger and Miss
Nannie Goaty.
11.45 Topic: "A missionary society
in every Sunday School,'* by llev.
G. It. Whitaker, Miss Mary Lewis,
('. J. Prince and W. II. Long.
' idii i-11 iiion I
I'ovntionul Kxorcisps l?v L. S.
I..
'organization and election of
[ales.
opie: ' I lie need of I?? 11? r
,mrv ' '?y '? lb Scarborough,
. Iio*>t11 and If I>. (51atic.
>enino (Question 1 )iaw.
rmon l>y A. .1. Stafford.
SUN DA V.
\ M. Sunday School Mass
g. Addresses by l?. I.. 1 leafy,
Iry.int A Dr. Norton.
Sermon by A'. (J. (iloaton.
earnestly desired that all
' School woikurs cooperate in
carrying out this program. Any
party whose tmnio appears on this
program failing to report will please
secure a substitute. Superentend
mils ol all schools arc ask to provide
two delegates to rcpiesent 1.1 cm
in said convention, and 2 cents per
scholar to defray expenses incident
to the organization
.1. II. Cootkk, |
.1. A. Ijkwis, Coinmitteo.
10. w. noi.i.ey, i
Scientific American
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l will advance money on Teacher's Pay
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