The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 21, 1894, Image 2
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CONWAY, S. 0. JUN21y 1891
Candidatea Announcements aeeotn
panted In/ Sn.oo mill l? inserted
for the campaa/n.
Tindal. from whftt we can gather
to tliis time, seems lo bo the most acceptable
candidate, with this section.
Senator Ransom was up on the
Sugar investigation a few days ago
and was fully exonerated from any
crooked dealings. Ransom has a
good record.
Recently we saw in some exchange,
this remark, ' the campaign while it
will ho e spirited one, will not. he n
bitter one." We hope that inspiration
penned the sentence and that it
may bo fully realized.
The idea prevails in the county,
that candidates for the different county
offices, should announce themselves
at once, thus putting themselves
squarely before the people. Kames
are suggested in this issue of prominent
persons for somo of the ofliees.
Gen. J. S. Yernow, ex-Comptroller
General, has renounced his allegiance
to tho'-old guard" and espoused the
cause of reform. There is great joy
in the reform camp, "over this sinner
returning from the error of his ways"
'i'he meeting at Rock Hill furnish
cs somo interesting reading, being
the prelude to what is to follow. The
giants for senatorial honors have entered
the arena panoplied for the fray,
which bids fair to become amusing
soon and is even now fragrant with
spicy expectations. The lesser lights
shone but dimly, being partially obscured
by more luminous bodies, yet
they too, are coming in to view and
will be scon and heard in time. He
patient.
Is this the way that the people of Horry
county should do with their money and
then talk of hard times, arc they not in
part responsible for the scarcity of money?
I understand that the stockholders in one
of the three, Huilding and Loan Associations
doing business in tills county with
their principal office and business in other
states, have received from this county
about $10 000, which lias been kept away,
except some $2,000 that has been returned
and used in the erection of buildings.
Now, as this is only what one company
has done, we will suppose that the others
have done us well. Adding to these
amounts $1,000 cash stock that was paid
in the Hank of the Carolinas and invested
in nlhnr iiloono i? ! 1 '
... ,....vvc, iu ui-M-miniij; real csiaie
booms, which I fear the stock holders will
realize but little on and you will see what
a snug sum of money has been sent off for
developments elsewhere. 1 see nothing
to warrant the stockholders in getting
their money back, if their investments at
other places are on a line with those in
Horry. Now, gentlemen, do not say that
you had no other chance to invest your
money, for you did and still have. By
developing some of your water powers,
building cotton mills, saw mills, shingle
mills, furniture, broom and woodenwarefactories,
you will be udng your money
wisely at home. There is a plenty of red
cedar, juniper and cypress for all factory
purposes. A canning factory would do
well in vegetables and fish, such as oystere,
clams, our sturgeon etc. You can
subscribe to and organize a company to assist
In the development of all of the above
mentioned works, and when once organized
and well started, you can get all the
outside capital wanted. Nocapltali/t vill
invest his money where the home people
do not. The above mentioned works in
operation here would furnish work and
support to hundreds of idle hands and
prevent so many going from homo to find
employment and make a market for ?verything
right hero among us. This can all
ho accomplished hy our pulling together
and wot king to build up mills on tho cooperative
plan as explained in your paper
of I one 14th hy Mr. I>. A. Tompkins, of
Charlotte, N. C., and being a home invest
ment, would be safe and yield a satisfactory
profit to all.
It would bo well for our people to consider
tlds matter which Is of so much importance
to us and take hold of gome of
theso industrial enterprises which olTcr so
much. Let us hear from you. C. L. J.
Look out for Ward's excursion
TItli'TOTIlK OI.J > WOKM).
HY JOHN K P ?L A If
(UAPTKK 1X111.
\ milYKTOTIIK N?JUT II OK N VIM.KS
lu our opinion, Naples .has the most at
tractive and interesting <jirrouiulines ??l"
any city in the ohl world. We spjnt n
most interesting tiny in n drive to the north
of Naples, along the shores of the beauti
fill bay. We were warned Ueforo starting
with our guide on our carrbige, that the
drivers and guides wete in w 1th the owners
of all the places along tlm route where
admission fees were charged niul that they
were a hard set and we nnist count on
being swindled, but to avoid several places
they would try to take us to, as they
were not worth seeing. We tried to have
a distinct understanding before leaving as
to total cost of trip including nil fees, lint
even then were subjected to some petty
I swindling. We drove over the beautiful
j ridge to the north and as we deseemUd in
our zig zag way, the view of the plain -
and gardens below dotted witli \ Hinges,
tlu> bountiful buy to our left, with Islands
green and rising abruptly from tin water
several bundled feet made a most eharm
ing picture. We soon arrive at tin sul
phur baths and llnd ourselves in a place
where steam strongly imprognat ?d with
sulphur issues from the earth. A short j
distance away is the''dog grotto." We
only go to the mouth of this cave, as a hum
?u being could no* live live minutes in
the ammonia steam that tills this cave.
The keeper of tlu^ place lias a little dog
that brings in quite an income. To show
visitors how strong the fumes in the cave j
arc, lie will throw this poor little dog in a
few feet, for a fee of about twenty cents.
Our sympathy for (lie dog was too great to
allow the heartless fellow to earn hi> tweli
ty cents by such a brutal demonstration,
lie assured us it would not kill the dog.
Those who had seen the show told us that
(he dog was overcome aim >st immediately,
then the owner dragged him out and he
seemed to bo in a lit for awhile, but oven
tually recovered. A little further along
we visited what in known as an 'extinct
volcano," but we could hardly understand
why it is entirely extinct when sulphuric
smoke is constantly issueing from the
ground hero and the earth Is so warm, one
cannot bear his hand in it eight inches
from the .surface and a large stone dropped
from the height of the lie.id to the ground
makes a hollow sound, showing a very
thin surface to the earth hero. It is probably
called extinct because it has not burst
forth and destroyed surrounding property
in several nnnurcu years, though the evidence
of its destruction of property suv|
oral centuries ago are plentiful not far
away. NVe saw a solid rock mountain
near it that was evidently thrown up by
this volcano, for buried in ;ts side just as
though it grew there and upright on its end
was an immense ncqueduct of stone mason
rv work, that had at some time been used
to convey water to one of the clti s that
used to stand on this shore. It is known
that one entire town aval part of another
was destroyed by this volcan >, now called
extinct. The ancient city of Poyzuoh
where St. Paul llrst landed in Italy was
almost entirely destroyed by this eruption.
It has been partially rebuilt and is now
called Pietcoli. We drove through it and
they pointed out to us the very wharf
where they said St. Paul landed and the
road lie took to Home, the beginning of
the great Appian way We then puss the
ruins of several temples of heathen deities,
the best preserved being wne each to I)inm;>
Venus and Mercury. Some of Home's
celebrated emperors had magnificent establishments
of one kind and another in
the vicinity oi Naples, one of which, "The
baths of Nero" we soon reach and found
an old man and small boy in charge. What
was left of the once famous baths seemed
to be a great sweat-box under the side of
the hill where natural heat and steam came
right up through the ground. We could
only go in a few steps as the heat scorned
unbearable- To show us how hot it is
away back, the old man has the small boy
"strip to the skin," puts a raw egg hi a
small tin tilled with cold water and sends
him to make a circuit of the baths. In a
very short while, less than five minutes we
think, the boy makes his appearance drenched
with perspiration which runs down
his body in streams, and the egg Is cooked
and the water hot. How this boy stood
Mils and came out alive is beyond our comprehension.
1 f he has become accustomed
to it, he need not have cpiite as much dread
of the punishment hereafter as some of us
have. About dinner time we roach the
end of our drive, the village of Bala, for
merlv a city of thrift and importance on
the bay of Naples but its beauty and importance
have long since departed. Right
above us on the hill once stood a splendid
city called (hima. Nothing whatever remains
of this city. The whole hill is said
to bo honey-combed with underground j
passage-ways and hiding places which
were infested with bands of robbers up to
a few years ago when it became so notori
ous that the government forces routed the
robbers and sealed up the entrances to the
hiding places. The underground robbers
may be gone, hut wo think the'.r descendants
still inhabit this region, judging from
the way they^ skin visitors. Our guide
took us to what he said was the best oat
lug place, and though we had an under
standing that driver and guide should feed
themselves we saw when we paid our hill
that they dined and drank wine at our ex
pense, though it was put in bill in such a
way wo could not identify it, Guides and
drivers get a commission from over/ place
t hey carry a visitor to where money irt
spent and hence try to take on o to a great
many j laces not worth seeing, whore ad.
mission is charged. Tliev drove us bv ..
w ?f "J "
hole hi the ground which they said led u*
down to the river Styx. Those who go
down and cross tills und erground river
have to do it on mens bucks for which a
good price is charged and once one gets
down there among them in the dark, it is
about worth his life to try to gbt back
without employing them and we never
* aw harder looking faces than some thu*
scowled at ns on tills days drive. The
weather was delightful and the day full of
interest, but the pleasure was partially I
spoiled hy being taken advantage of and
beset by such a hard crowd and feeling
that oven mir driver and guide could no
be trusted, hut wore in for a sharo of h|m>Uk
Kowevet x\o arrived at our hotel in Nnplet
by dark and did nit regret our trip, notwithstanding
the annoyance*. We feel as
I though we have b> mi riding over a bur.i|
ing volcano a good p irt of the day, from
the sulphur smoke we have seen.
A Household Yronxtiro.
Dr, '.V . Fuller, of Cuuajoharie
N. V., says that ho always keeps Dr.
Kino's Now Discovery in his house
*
I and his family hasalwuvs found tho
very Dost results follow its use; that
he would not ho without if, if procur
aide. G. A. Dykcman Druggist,
jCatskill, N. Y , says that Dr. King's
New Discovery is undoubtedly the
best Cough remedy; that he has used
it in his family for eight years, and
it has never failed to do all that is
claimed for it. Why not try a rem
edy so long tried and tested.
Trial bottles free at Dr K. Norton's
Drtiif Store. Regular . size oOe. an
$1.00.
fjtlOO He ward #IOO.
'IM 1 - *
i lit' readers ? I lids paper will be
pleased to learn tli t theiv is at least
one dreaded d Dense that science has
been able to cure in all its stages,
ami that is Catarrh Core is the only
positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutioiifil
disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. 11 :t 11 m Catarrh
'"are is taken internal'y, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous j
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and a.*s
is'ing nature in doing its woi k. The
proprietors have m> tliucll faith hi its
curative powers, that they otter One
Hundred Dollats for any case that it
falg to cro. Seed for list of testimonials.
Address, l\ .7. CI IKN KY & CO.,
Toledo, ().
BMC Sold by Druggists, 7oo.
Ahkudkkk, (>., July 4H, 1801.
Mhssks. I.inuman linos., Savannah,
(la.
Dkak Slits?1 bought a bottle of
your I'. 1'. I', at Hot Sni'iiurH. Art/
v # ?i - y *" i
and it hasdono nie more good than I
three months treatment at tho Hot .
Sp ings.
Have you no agents in this part
of the country, or let nie know how
much it will cost to get three or six
bottles frin your city by express.
Kespoctfully yours,
.IAS. M. NKWTON,
Aberdeen, Brown County, O.
Nknv.m ankv ii.i.f, Fi.a., Juno 5, 1891.
Mkssks. 1 jiri'Man linos. Savannah,
Ga.
Dkau Sins?1 wish to give my
testimonial in regard to your valuable
medicine, P. P. P., for tile euro
of rheumatism neuralgia, dyspepsia,
biliousness, et". In 1901 I was attucted
with bilious muscular rheumatism,
and have been a martyr to it
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ever heard of, and all the doctors in
roach, but I found only temporary
relief; the pains were so bad at times
that I <1 ill not care whether 1 lived
or died. My digestion became so
impaired that everything I ate disagreed
with me. My wife also suffered
so intensely with dyspepsia
that her life was a burden to iter;
she would be confined to her bed for
weeks at the time; she also suffered
greatly from giddiness and loss of
sleep. Some time in March I was
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we (my wife and 1) hud finished the
second bottle of P. P. P., our diges,
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subsided so much that I have heen
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doing what I haven't dono before in
a number of years. We will eon
tiuno taking P. P. |\ until we are
entirely cured, ami will cheerfully
recommend it to all suffering hu
inanity. Yours very respectfully,
.). S. IHJTKlSS.
Johnson .V John-on, ' Johnsona ?fc (JuattUOmuni
Marion, s. i'. ( Conway, S C.
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remember HOOD'S CURES
wmimms
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Ucspectfully yours,
J AS. M. NKWTON, "?
Abordoon, Brown County. O.
op Capt. J.T>. .1 oliiiaton. ?
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ko (Slgnod by) J. D. JOHNSTON.
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l'j Skin Cancer Cured. *?
st Tetlimony/rom the Mayor of Sequin, Tex.
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p. rltatton from the sent of the dlsenso
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? nnd feel confident ttiat auotlier courso
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ine front indigestion and otonmcli
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OAPT. W. M. KUHT.
or Attorney at Law.
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: where.
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biliousness, dizziness! distress
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spirits, will surely and quickly
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oin/?/l a f no'tfaei A ?*i i /vnrit'f
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ait 2$ of 0cmti)c-l?j9
conway, s o.
, Culls the attention <?f tlio public to its
superior facilith s for handling business
entrusted to its cave.
We trtinsuct a general banking Uusinc.-s.
Kxchnnge bought and sob1.
Money to loan on good security,
DKPOJSlTki in small or large amounts
received. Interest of I and o per ?ent
per annum allowed on i)ep sits in taxings1
Department.
Co'lecting made ? speciality.
Teachers' pay certiticates, and ot ier
claims'against the County, discounted at
liberal terms.
The personel of our Hoard of Directors
is such as to inspire confidence and draw
to this Institution a largo amount of Deposits.
We cordially solicit your patronage.
!>. \. SIM VSY. <'asliior.
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On * OF THE lAl^tST CONTRFCTORO AND Ul/llW
IRE IN NCBRASKA.
| HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS.
Oiiand Island, Neb., April 8th, 18*.?2.
Or. Mile* Medical Co., Elkhart, 2nd.
(iF.ntlkmen : I hnd been troubled with hc Anr
ntor*3c ron thc last 30 vc?nB, a"d nlthouRh I
v*n.s treated by utile phy?ictu:is and tried uiany
remedies, I Rrow steadily worse until 1 was COMPLETE
LV RROSTHATtO AND CONFINED TO My MO
WITHOUT ANY HOPE OF RECOVERY. 1 WOllld IihVO
very bad sink <ng r|m>11s, when
my jnilse ?o| .1 J B-? |? (juUl stop beating
altogether,8 * * and it was with
itit- moatcst diflioulty that iny circulation could
^THOUSANDS *
ck to consciousness again. While in this condition
1 tried your new Heart Cunt, and begun
toiiDi>r<>ve from the tirst, and now I am ublctodo
a good day's work foru man OS ycnrsof ago. I givo
Dn. Mileo- New Heart Cure all the
credit for my recovery. It is over six months sinco
1 have taken any, although 1 keen a bottlo iti the
house in enso 1 should need it. I have also used
your Ncrve and Liver PlLLS, oud think a
great deal of them. Z. AVKUV.
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ATTORNEY AT JAW.
OFFICE NEAIt THE COURT HOUSE.
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At-liitii 3>iO Lin3.
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TUAiN.S 0<>IN(? S'I'lTH.
N<>. nr..
LeuM' Wilmington 51 20 p in
Leave Chudbomn 6 60 p 1H
Leave Marlon i? 50 put
Arrive Florence (j TO p m
No. 60.
Leav Florence 7 10 p m
Arrive Sumter. 8 28 p in
Leave Sumter 8 28 p m
Arrive Columbia 10 00 p in
No. 68.
Leave Florence 7 45 a in
\rrive Sumter 0 20 a in
F< . 62.
Leave Sumter It 6;1 a m
Arrive (Colombia II 06 a m
No. 62 runs tJirouL.li I'rosn < OmrO'stm.
\ ia Ontral Railroad.
Leaving Lane* : 1 A. M Mnnnin ! :.?)
V. M.
trains (;<hnci north.
No. r?i.
I \ t'oluinbia.... ? . . 4 .'0 a in
1 Arrive Sumter 5 57 a in
Leave Sutnter 5 57 a lit
Arrive Florence 7 15 n in
No. 5:1.
Leave Columbia 4 20 |> in
Arrive Sum' t . 5 05 p ;n
No. 50.
Leave SuiliteV 5 4") p in
Arrive Flor- nee 0 55 p hi
No OIL
Leave Florcr e 7 4j a in
Leave clarion 8 20 a in
j Leave Chadbotirn 0 20 a in
j \rrive Wilmington 1010 a in
"Daily. 7Daily except Sunday.
>0. 5:4 runs through to Charleston,S.
I via Central It. 11., arriving Manning 8:00
)'. M. Lanes 8:40 I'. M, Charleston 10:4(4
I'. M.
Train on .Manchester Augusta 11. R.
leaves Sumjiter dally except Sunday 10:5(1
A. >!., arrrive Rimini 11:50 A. M. Returning
leave Rimini 12:'40 I*. M. arrivivSump
| tor 1:40 i\ M. \
Trains on artsville R. R. leave Harts
ville daily except Sunday at 5 00 a in, arriving
Floyds 5 25 a m. Returning, leave
1 Floys 9 45 p in, arriving at llartsville
I 10 15 p 111.
.1. F. 1)1 V INK, Ccn'1 Supt.
.1. R Kl.Ni.v, Supt. Trans,
T. M. Kmkuhon. Ceu'l I'ass. Agent.
Wiimmston Cliadbourn & Ccnway U- P
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No 4:1,SOUTIIIIOCN I),
Leavo 11 ui) ^ i5 n m
Leave llion H jjo a in
Arrive Cliadbonrn J) 00 am
/.eave ChndbournJ. 10 10 a m
Leave Clare don 10 10 am
Leave Mt TaborJ 10 ?if? a m
Leave I.orisl II '20 p m
Leav Sanford j 11 157 p m
/.eave llayboro il 17 p in
Leave l'rivetts 11 57 pm
/.eave Adrian 112 03 pm
Arrive (Joiiwayt 13 150 p m
No 4-1, NO I'll HO UNI)
l?A8SKHOI-.U AND l-'lt KIOP'i DAILY, iTNCK' T
SU \>.\Y.S.
Leave Conway 2 00 p n
/.eave Adrian 2 110 p n
Leave l'rivetts 2 35 ] n
Leave llayboro 2 45 p .?
Leave Sanford 2 55 p in
Arrive at i.oris 51 20 p in
Arrive at Mt. Tabor 15 55 p m
Leave Liner son p n.
Leave Clarendon 4 20 p nv
Arrive Cliadbourn -1 50 j- m
Leave Cliadbonrn 5 15 p n.
Leave 1 lion 5 45]. i?.
Arrive Flub (1 00 p n.
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SCHEDULE
?OF?
The Waccamaw Line
Steamers.
i iiii m i;a,MKI1 will leave her wlinrf
at Conway ev. ry Monday ami Wednesday
morning lor Georgetown at 1 o'clock,
touching at all intermedate points.
lie will leave herJH|MLut (leorgetown
every Tuesday and l^B^'morning for
Conway t l o'clock, touching all intermediate
points.
I). T. MCNEIL!,,
1$ A. MUNNEREYN, Gen'l Ag't
Agent, and Trcas.
Georgetown, S. C. Conway. 8. C.
Schedule of Local Mali Routes,
ROUTE NO, 20 275).
From Oalivants Ferry to Conway, mail
arrives 1 ;45 F. M., on Monday Wednesday
and Friday; leaves at 2:5)0 F. M. on
same day. Mail closes at 2:25.
ROUTE NO. 20280.
From Conway to Fireway, N. C., mail
arrives at 4;5iO 1'. M. en Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday; leaves at 5 l\ M. on
same days. Mail closes at 4:55. I'. M.
ROUTE NO. 20281.
Fr m Conway via Forney, Jordanville,
Gideon Lahana and return, mail arrives
at 7 I\ M. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday;
leaves at 0 A. M. on Monday
Wednesday and Friday. Mail closes at 0
l\ M.
ROUTE NO. 20>82.
From Conway to I ittlo River, mail arrives
at 5 I'. M. on M ndav, Wednesday
and Friday; leaves at 7 A.M. Tuesdnj,
Thursday and Saturday. Mail closes at
51 I'. i>l.
ROLTK NO. 20288From
Conway to Port Jtamdaon, wall
nrriroH daily at 13 M.; leaves dully at 1:1")
P. M. Mail closonat 1:40 P. M.
llucklcn'H Arnica Saivo
The Pest Salve in the world for
Cuts, Praises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt,
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
ilands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cares
Piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed togivo perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25
oentsperbox. For sale at E. Norton's
Drugstore,