The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 14, 1894, Image 2
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CONWAY, S. C. JUNE, 14, 1894.
Mr. J. Durham, writing from Irvington
California, says, semi mo
your paper, our fruit crop is encouraging.
It is stated on tolerable fair authority
that ex-Congressman George
1). Tillman will enter the lists for
Governor.
It is to be regretted that Senator
Vance's bones have been disturbed.
He had given directions to his son,
that his body should lie by the side
of his first wife in the Cemetery at
Asheville, which was done. Since
thee. Mrs. Vance his surviving widow
has bought the most eligible site
in the cemetery, and without conferring
with any of the relatives had
the hody re-interred there. Hearing
of this his son had the body again
dis-interred and re-buried in the family
plot.
The campaign which is to bo opened
at York on the 19th bids fair to
become lively in the unusual short
time that is allowed for this purpose.
Many candidates will be before the
people soliciting their suffrage,
While they will have to hurry over
the field in the little over a months
time allotted them, we will have to
await developments which will no
doubt rapidly occur. You will notice
Uo* ill..
mot iuurj<cuuuiiv;c uuy la ^ivtiii tu
Conway and if the orators who gather
hero on that day should, instead
of giving us a rehash of what we
have been used to of late, give ub
some reminiscences of Valley Forge
and Yorktown we would be agreeably
surprised.
STATE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
On the 7th, inst., the State Democratic
Executive Committee met in
Columbia and adopted a resol ution
permitting any voter who would take
the pledge to participate in the ap
proaching primary. This was doubtless
to remove the restrictions of those
who voted for Weaver and who are
now willing to pledge support to the
Democratic party. The committee
arranged a schedule for campaign
speaking as follows:
York, June 19
Chester, do 20
Lancaster, do 21
Camden, do 22
Sumter, do 23
Chesterfield, do 26
Bennettsville, do 27
Darlington, do 28
Florence, do 29
Marion, July 3
Conway, do 4
The appointments extend to August
the 8th, and will be published
in good time.
Guaranteed Cure.
We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. If you areafilic
ted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung,
Throat or Chest trouble, and will use
this remedy as directed, giving it a
fair trial, and experience no benefit,
you may return the bottle aud have
your money refunded. We could
not uiaKe tins oiter am we not know
that Dr. King's New Discovery could
be relied on. It never disappoints.
Trial bottles free at Norton a Drug
Store. Largo size 50c. and $1.00.
A Kolhitc Itufllnn Beats nil Old
31 nn and then Murders His Sou.
Birmingham, Ai.a., June 12.?
Shortly after 8 o'clock to-night P.
G. Bowman, a lawyer, and the leading
advocate for lteuben Kolb for
Governor, shot and almost instantly
killed Eugene Jeffers, the twenty*
one year old son of Thomas Jeffers,
ex-mayor of this city, in a bar room.
Early in the evening Bowtuau and
Thomas Jeffers had a dispute and
Jiowman, who is about G feet and
weighs about 200 pounds, hit Jeffers,
who is about 5 feet and an old man
and weighs about 104 pounds, twice
in the face. Young Jeffers, hearing
of the occurrence, went to see Bowman
and ask for an explanation.
Those who witnessed the tragedy refuse
to talk and if any words passed
it was impossible to get particulars.
Kxcitementis very hi^h. Bowman
was first taken to the city prison, but
is now in the county jail,
TRIP TO THE OLD \VOIU,I>
HY JOHN R TOLA It
CHAPTER XTl.
KoMK TO N.M'I.Ks,
Having u long days travel Itefore us we
concluded that a continental breakfast of
bread aud coffee would be too slim and
made a special order for uu American
breakfast of steak and eggs, which were
well prepared and relished and after running
the blockade of servants by feeing seven
of them we bid adieu to the "Pension
Michel" and took un express train for Naples.
We passed through a beautiful country
of valleys, hills and mountains and
some of the old castles and towns jKTched
on the mountains and hill tops looked as
old as the mniintninM ?? "
locations seemed to have been chosen on
account of their strong position and the
difficulty attending their attack in the days
of neighbor-warfare. The valleys are waving
with some kiud of small grain. The
country, as we approach Naples is the richest
we ever saw, if the soil can be judged
by its looks and by the appearauce of the
l?ea"tiful grain fields looking like great
green carpets stretched out about as far as
tho eyo can teach Now we run through
immense vineyards and splendid olive
groves and everything looks prosperous
except (hi people.. We know that in a country
so favored as this naturally and with
such bright skies and delightful climate,
there is something wrong on man's purt or
it would ho a paradise on earth, instead of
being poverty stricken as it is. What is
tho trouble, that about nine tenths of these
people barely ex ist, and do not lice ? Three
of the troubles have been tax-ridden, landlord-ridden
and priest-ridden. After an
all-days ride we reached Naples about dark
and were driven to tho' Hotel Brittaunique"
where our rooms had been engaged.
We had heard the remark "See Naples
and die" and had read a noted w riters
suggest ton to change the saying to "Smell
Naples and die," but we had not anticipated
any tiling so lovely as Naples appeared
to us this first night of our arrival. The
priucipal business part of Naples as well
as the ffjualor part is down near the bay,
but a short distance from the water the
hills forming tho outer portion of Naples
rise in a klnd'of semicircle and the healthful
and the most beautiful part of the city
is tho outer edgo of tlds semicircle. It
was here our cab brought us aftei a hard
climb and pull for the horses ittul we found
comfortable rooms and good fare. We
were fortunuto enough to secure rooms
with a "Vesuvius and bay view" and as wo
stood on the little portico at our window
and looked on tho gaslit city below us with
tho most beautiful bay in the world at its
feet and at the ever burning top of Vesuvius
only a short distance away, at the
lights of the bordering towns to Naples
enclrcliug the bay, we thonght a view so
charming had never been even dreamed
of, by us before. Aft< r "drinking in" this
splendid prospect a few minutes we were
summoned to diuuer and there met a pleasant
company many of them speaking our
own familiar tongue and as a baud had
come in from tho street uud were tilling
the room with delightful music both instrumental
and vocal and all jolly, every
face seemed to bo wreathed in smiles aud
everybody at the tables as jolly as the music.
It would bo dltlicult to feel blue in
such an atmosphere, and If we can judge
by appcurances, notwithstanding the poverty
that provalls, the Neapolitans are
about the hnppiest people on tho face of
the earth. Even the saucy cab-drivers
who may abuso you, especially If you give
them too large a fee and they see that you
are green, will turn away with u happy
laugh or smile and go on their way whirling
or singing. We have heard no music
like this anywhere else. We may have
heard some of the same music, but it lacked
the Neapolitan life snd spirit. We met
acquaintances from America we had crossed
the ocouU with and after a pleasant exchange
of experiences, wo take one more
view of Vesuvius and retire.
Naples has one of the finest aquarlains
in the world and after going through It
and seeing about every species of animal
life that Inhabits thn w?fpr>? nf tlio ??? ?.
we decided that it was a diflicult tiling for
an ordinary mortal to tell where animal
life begins or vegetable lifo ends. Wo
saw fish or llesh thut appeared as flowers.
We saw them all in their great glass houses
living as they do In their Kative waters.
We take a cab home and though we pay
the driver an extra fee, he acts as though
wo had robbed him.
The National Museum at Naples is ona
of the finest, if no' ih? finest, In the world.
Here we see tho great collection from the
excavations of the ruined cities of Pompell,
Horculaneuw and various other places.
It would take a week to go through
It satisfactorily. We see the implements
used In farming, cooking and general
work 2000 yeurs ago which have lain buried
over 1800 years. We see grain nud
even fruit which has been buried all these
years. Many implements resemble those
In use at the present time. A9 much poverty
and squalor can be seen in the bad
part of Naples as in any city in the world.
We had no taste for investigation in this
line,fas tho stories we heard from others,
too terrible to put in print, were enough
to satisfy us. Wo wore a little rusty in
statistics and wore surprised to find Naples
had u population of 000.000, being tho
largest city iu Italy. We are delighted
with our visit here and feel we inadc no
mistake in not leaving off this part of Italy
from our "program," as wo thought onco
of dolug, and we recommend all visitors
to Italy to take in Southern Italy, especially
Naples if possible.
Cure for fliiMluclio.
As a remedy for all forms of Headache,
Electric" Bitters has proved the
very bent It effects a permanent
cure aud the most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to its influence.
\Ve urge ull who are aftliot.ed to pro
oure a bottle, and give this remedy a
fair trial. In casos of habitual con*
stipation Electric Bitters cures by giving
the needed tone to tbe bowels, and
few oases long resist the use of this
mediciue. Try it once. Large bottles
only Fifty cents at Norton's
Drug Store.
J ii Meiitorlnm.
Miss Amvniia M. Ammuo, daughter of
Levi and Kllulctb Alford, entered into
the higher rest of the people of Uod. May,
17th, In the sixtieth year of her age. having
l>eeti boru March 0, '834. She connected
herself with the Methodist Church in early
life and to the day of her death was a consistent
follower of the Lord Jesus. Her
parents preceded her to tho b.'tter land
several years ago. Aunt Amanda lived
jn a little, humble cottage alone, and /I t
not alone. In 181)0 she professed a higher
experience in divine life, which she ever
exemplified. The church and community
has lost one of its Iwst friends and most
active workers. In the Sunday School,
in mo pniyer meeting ami In nil church |
work, sh? wus faithful, prompt ami vlgilaut.
Sho gave herself nnd then one tenth
of her earniugs to the Lord's work and was
always Inter sted In the support of her
pastor. Sh? suffered great b >dily pain
the last tweuty-flve days of her life, yet
murmured not and was ready to depart
and I>o with Christ, who had suffered so
much for her, her only desire to stay, if
any, being for the Bakes of others. In her
death the Holiness movement has lost one
of its most faithful adherents. Hers was
a beautiful life, "Hid wl'h Christ in Clod."
She was buried tho day following at Poplar
Church, loving hands performing the
last service in their power.
Tho Spring Medicine.
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tie ailments, if neglected, will soon
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Hood's Pills are the hest family j
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The readers of this paper will jc
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science Hub
been able to cure in all its stages,
and that is Catarrh Cure is the only
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Adkkdekn, O., July 21, 1891.
Mkbsks. IjIitmax Hitos., Savannah,
Oa.
1)kau Slits?I bought a bottle of
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Respectfully yours,
JAS. M. NKWTON,
Aberdeen, ISrown County, (>.
Nkwmax8Vii.it,Ti.a., Juno 5, 1891.
Messrs. Lipoma\ Duos. Savannah,
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so intensely with dyspepsia
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ip Capt. 1. D. iohaston. ^0
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CONWAY, S C.
Culls the attention of the public to its
superior facilities for handling business
entrusted to its cure.
We trunsnct u general bunking business.
Exchange bought and .sold,
j Money to loan on good security.
DEPOSITS in small or large amounts
received. Interest of 4 and 5 per cent
per annum allowed on Deposits in Savings
Department.
Collecting made a speciality.
Teachers' pay certiicutes, and other
claims against the County, discounted at
liberal terms.
The personel of our Board of Directors
is such as to inspire confidence and draw
to this Institution a large amount of Deposits.
We cordially solicit your natrouiire.
IV A. SPIVICY. Cashier.
IV O. COLLINS. President.
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j Dp Miles- New Heart Cups all tlw
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Pimini 12:0o I'. M. arrive Sump
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The Waccamaw Linn
Steamers.
T111* STKAMKU will leave 1m r wharf
I at (,'onway every Monday ami Wednesday
j morning lor (Jeorgetown at 1 o'clock,
i touching at all intcrmcdatc points.
he will leave her wharf at (icorgotown
every Tuesday and Friday morning for
Conway 1 1 o'clock, touching all Interine|
diale points.
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II A. M1*NNKUI.VN, Uon'i Ag't
Agent, ' and Treas.
Georgetown, S. ('. Conway, S. 0.
Schedule of Local Mail Routes.
KOUTIi NO. 202751.
From Oalivants Ferry to Conway, mall
arrives 1:lo F. M., on Monday W ednesday
and Friday; leaves at 2:d(l ['. M. on
same day. Mail closes at 2;2<">.
UOl'TK NO. 20280.
From Conway to Fireway, N. C., infill
arrives nt 4:10 I'. M. on Tuesday, Thursday
ami Saturday; loaves at 5 I'. M.on
same days. Mail clo.-e* nt W??i. I'. M.
10) I "IK NO. 20281.
Fr< m (.'onway via Forney, Jordanville,
Oideon I.abulia and return, mail arrives
at 7 I'. M. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday;
leaves at (I A, M. on Monday
Wednesday and Friday. Mail closes at 0
I'. M.
IIOUTH NO. 20282.
From (.'onway to J ittle Hiver, mail arrives
at 5 I'. M. on Me inlay, Wednesday
and Friday; leaves at 7 A. M. Tuesdaj,
Thursday and Saturday. Mail closes at
0 l\ M. '
KOI TK NO. 20280
From Conway to I'ort Ihirrelson, mail
arrives daily at 12 M.; leuvoff daily at 1 :4"?
I'. M. Mail closes at 1:40 t\ M.
Itiicklen's Arnica Saivo
The Most Salve in the world for
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Piles, or no pay required. It is
, guiiriinteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale at E. Nor- ?
ton's Drugstore.