The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 11, 1897, Image 2
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E. W. NOLLEY. Editor.
THURSDAY, MARCH 11 1897
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Mr. Cleveland retired from official
cares last Thursday, going at once to ,
the waters of Currituck sound, N. 1
C, in quest of ducks. Mrs. Clove- *
land wentou to i li . i r new home at \1
Princeton. Nothing out of ??... <
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regular order marked the inaugural
ceremonies. The u-ual display was '
made, great crowds were in attendance
and quite a red tape dis?
play.
The Legislature has adjourned,
ihe members all gone home, and affaire
will settle down to their normal
elate. Ware abroad will be tinchief
eonrce of interest and Cuba,
our nearest neighbor battling fori
freedom, will find sympathetic consideration
in her effort to throw off
the 8panish yoke. The spirit of
the Greek is the spirit of the Cuban
and while powerless to. help either,
the people will hope and pray for
their deliverance out of their trou^
bles.
Greece has determined that rather
i? * * - -
vn?ii Honnuon the Island of Crete
?nd have her fellow countrymen to
the merciless pillage and massacre
of the hated Turk, that she will
not hesitate in preferring unnihiln,
tion, or, whatever may come. The
spirit of King George and his people
if possible eclipses in valor the
story of old, which has furnished
themes for song and story through
the long years of the past, when
Spartan men and Spartan women
were ready to die in defence of their
alters and firesides. She will make
no compromise with honor and the
liberty losing of every land will
eympathise with them in their resistance
to Turkish oppression.
A private le' <r from Gen. 0.1.
Walker, speak ?s te d rly .>f the
laU Mr. K. G. rroughs. IIo aim -.
"It is with d- 1 . i' that T l.jpv u-.<
? of the death of my old comrade und
good friend ! '. G. Hurioi iihs and I
beg that you will present to his faini
ly my devpvst sy input i . s f
can illy afford to lose such good,
strong, honest men as our departed
frieud,and 1 am sure that his re
iiioviil from Conway will produe< a
gap which can hardly be li led. I
sincerely trust that the sonsuiav have
the worth of the father and be able in
a measure to fill his place. It is a
Bad thing that the old veterans of thi
10th 8. C. are gradually pursing
away, but it must be so "
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X True Itemcriy.
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W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa,
111., "chief," enys: "We won't keen
j house without Dr. King's New Discovery
for Don sumption, Coughs
/ and Colds. Experimented with oih>
ers, but never got the true r m dv
until we used Dr. Kings New Dis
coverj. No other remedy can tak<
its place in our home, as in it v
have a certain and sure cure f
Coughs. Colds, and Whopping Con. !
etc." It is idle to experiment with
other remedies, even if they are ur
gea on jon as just, bp good up I>i
King's NeW Discovery. Th-y ' >
not hp g(K>d, because tins remedy h
a record of cnres and besides is
guaranteed. It never failB to satisfy
Trial bottles free at Dr. E. Norton's
I>rug Store.
Ladlea of Conway comt today And to.
morrow, Friday to the New Yorh Kh > ? t
Store to look at the pictures ou exhibition
for thea* two days only.
it
IJ? v . ol'the Ci.ml Jiirj ?? ?
i he M *r. Ii Tot : < Com (
!M)7.
To His Honor. 11\ J'rc>
sidin</ Judge,
The Grand Jury beg leave to
submit the followiu: as their lltiu) J
n port for this term:
We have examined all tin public j
offices a thoroughly as our limited i
time would permit, and have found i
j them all in satisfactory condition.
We have examined the bonds of the
County'offices, and find them entire j
ly satisfactory. Committees from'
oilr body have been appointed, who!
will make a thorough examination
of the County offices, and the grand j
i II1" V will lvnnrt (111 I In- -t <!?.. I
. I ? . ? v.. Wil V WttMIV. 1IU till
next t?iin of Court.
\\\ find that the Court House
leak* badly, ami unless remedied the
building will be injured. We rec*
ommcud that a now roof be put
upon it.
We find the jail building to be in 1
fait condition. We find the condi* 1
fionof the jail not to be as cleanly
as it should be. In spite of the fact
that the walks had just been white j4
washed, unpleasant odors existed.
We recommend that the Sheriff give '
more attention to lliis matter.
We find that their is great need 1
for more blankets for those confined *
in jail. Very few were found and t
they were badly worn and in filthy '
condition. We recommend that the 1
County Supervisor furnish the (
jail with a sufficient number of the (
same. We found confined in jail
one J. E. Jordan who was convicted I
if (he last term of Court and son ten* ]
ted to two years in the chain gang. I
Wt are informed by lie jail physi-j;
2i i that the said Jordan is suffer 1
ii with llright's disease of tho ;
Kidneys, Unit this disease is in all <
l?rVoubilily incurable, and that further
confinement in Jail >vould has- ;
ten hi- death. In view of the fact
that his confinement in jail is an exji
on so -o (he County, and from mo
lives of common humanity wt i\e
ommei I that h< he pardoned
Several of the bridges of the
t ounty are report <1 a n dii g r<
pairs As the Supervi; oi tiros tit
they are to receive iminediat? alien
tion we make no recommendation.
Thanking your llonoi for the 1
clear and explicit infractions as lo
our duties, and to the Solicitor and
officere of Court for courtesies ex
tended.
Heaped fully submitted,
dos. K. Alj.suhook,
Foreman.
C< -ncral Orders of Court,
(i. That so much of the present
uient of the (hand Jury as recommends
that a new roof ho put on the
Court House, and that states that
the jail is not in a cleanly condition,
and that there is a scarcity of blankets,
and that those on hand are
badly worn and filthy and be served
on the County Supervisor for said
County.
7. That so much of said pre
BtMiiuieiiv?8 roicrs io ?J. u. Jordan
bo served on the Governor of the
State.
W. C. Bknet,
March, 3d. 1807, Presiding Judge.
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dciici-iil WjkIo Hampton Pro-*!
l>urcn a Lrtter to Mr. IVloKinley..
A agister reporter hetird, yesbr
day, ' ' (loner' Wade JI n? , >? cii
would tender bin resignation at t ' > iltd
States Railroad (Commissioner
within the next four days. In fact,
the full text of his letter lo Mr. Me*
Kink'V ou this subject was learned.
It runs us follows:
"1 have the honor to place at
your disposal my resignation as
United Stales Railroad Oomtmssioi *
or. I have the honor to be. s:i
your ob client servant,
"WA !)E II ampton."
General Hampton bus yet two
i months to serve, hut it is said that
! he taV ee this step in order to exclude
, the si ghtest suspicion that lie will
seek olftce under tbo new administration.
Senator Sherman, it is reported,
i. strong in his advocacy of
Oeiior il Hampton for Hailroad Commissioner,
and hope, he will he retained
in ofTlcc.
General Hampton is greatly improved
in health, lie i; now able to
leuvi lii bed, and hopes to make the
journey to Washington very shortly
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An Inextinguishable Subtance.?
An American named Floyd claims
to have accidentally d'Hoovered a
substance which, when once igniced,
cannot bo extinguished by water or
other means, but will burn itRrlf out.
It is easily and cheaply made, but
the discoverer, afraid of the misuse
to which it might be put, refuses to
disclose the secret of itb ingro
dicnts.
odd r?u > (ii Information.
Jnli lit* there are 10U,000 boys
aiui Gvl.vOO girls under tho ;ige of
fourteen who a:e legally married,
while 8,000 bov8 and 24,000 girls
who have not attained the ago of
four are under marriage bond* t i
arranged by their parents.
In the dominion of Canada women
have municipal suffrage in
every province and also in the
northw< t territories. In Ontario
they vol for all elective officers,
e\' < pt iti the election of numbers
of tlie legislature and parliament.
The Legal Aid Society gives
leg .1 as istanc e' to thi poor of New
York who lanoot .(lord lawyers'
fees. It has existed twenty years,
has cared for SO,000 cases, and so
cured over *500,000 to its needy
clients. It is supported by voluntary
contributions.
Of the ten graves in the cemetery
it Forest City, S. 1)., nine are said
to be occupied by the remains of
ncn that died with their hoots on. :
Kive were drowned, one was mur- j
lend, two killed themselves, and
me got in the way of a bullet inended
for Botnc ouo else.
One of the London theaters is
low heated by electricity. The i
iret cost of the plant is not lees than
hat of any other heating system, I
>ut, the running expenses are very 1
ow, amounting to only about $4. a
lay. The danger of tire is also
considerably lessened.
A City Missionary Society of lioson
has been in existence eighty
years, and in that time has collected
For the poor $1,218,620. For many'
years lie v. Daniel W. Waldron has
l>ecn its efficient secretary, and last
year twenty threo missionaries were
til nlnvnrl
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The b il k True Love, built in Phil* j
luielphia in 170*1, bus been found I
upon search to be yet alloat in tin*
capacity of a coal hulk on tbo river
'I bamea .it Ijondon, engaged in ac
live trade, at the ago of 133 years,
ii <li i\i;v> was in ide through n I
e.isnui i corded in The Maritime
! \'cban.:-?.
f. i.*.js and Ph 1stIcs.
The man who is envious of ovil
doers will soon beau evil doer himself.
The man who will not live up to :
hi onvijtion> is untrue to himself.
Where the tempi raturo is jus'
right for a saint it is too warm for a
sinner.
You know the nmn when you
knew the company lie keeps.
Kveryone who has to teach children
ought to he taught of God.
When people, find out that it is
blessed to give they never want to
stop.
Whenever faith moves a mountain,
love should direct where it is to
It is impossible to discourage the
man who has learned in whatsoever
condition he finds himself, therewith
to he content.
The man who sits on n limn uml
saws it off is u Soloman compared
to tbe one who tliir.ks he enn sin
without having lo suffer.
Make the devil let go of the children
and he will soon have to give
up the w rid.
Thode. 1 is always cert?iu of
c ' hieg ome mother's hoy, w' . !- >
.nits shook '.vith a modern'"
V mi the Ham's 1 ban.
Inhaling air ny long breaths in a
cold room is the best mode of keep
ing the body warm.
It is calculated that on large ocean
steamers more than 3,000 articles of
gh aud'china are broken on every
voyage.
Of 1,000 men who marry, 332
marry younger women, 579 marry
Winn i of the same age, and 89 mari
y older women*
Tin- Chinese condemn criminals
to doa h by preventing sleep- ?Sufferers
last from twelve to twenty
days, when death comes to their
relief.
The only two civilized countries
in the w rid in which n white man
is r. )t 'emitted to aemiirn r-ivll
rights or own property are Liberia
anil 11 ij ti
A machine used by match-making
firm cuts 10,000,000 sticks a day,
and then arranges them over a vat,
where the heads arc put on at a sur
priBiny ate of speed.
On atistics furnished by the
pharmacists it i.< estimated that
i here t in I'aris alone at least 50,000
victims of the morphine habit,
among them 30,000 women.
At ? i beginning of the present
century the liiblo could be studied
by only one-fifth of tho earth's population.
Now it is translated into
languages which makes it accessible
to nincxtenths of the world's inhabitants.
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Sincerity.
The uri ^on of the word "sincerity'*
is profoundly inter sting and Bug-gcrti\
. \v ' n Home ilourih icd,
{when her f.?me ww spread the
! world over, when the iib;r was
lined with noble palaces built of
< h< ic? marble, men vied with ; ;,cb
jether in the construction ?>f th it
habitations. Skillful sc> ptor? wen
i i retp't -t, and immem uus uf
Li an i w> u- j tid for wh rt workin
tiHhip. The workmen, tou v.v
?o t} ,( i) guilty of piaeti- ng lec
! fot " xample. they icei-a nt
v h (>|>>"I the edgr io; ti\ )n ...? b'o
oi :r i! u ^covered >>>;' coir ) u
otia flu v., ?. ev would Hit : ;? tin
< '.ink u i supply til ' <l"(fcior c v !?)
| means of prepared wax Fo"' ?nm
'timothy deception would not. be
j discovered, but when the weather
tested the buildings the heat 01
dump would disclose the wax. Ai
length those who had determined on
the erection of mansions introduced
a binding clause into their contract
to the effect that, the whole work
from the first to the last was to be
sine cera?that is, "without wax
Thus wo obtain our word "sincerity."
To bo sincere is to bo without any
attempt on our part to mislead or
misrepresent.
We live in a country of which the
principal scourge is stomach trou|
hie.
It is more wide-spread than any
other disease, and, very nearly, more
dangerous
0 v h :ig that makes it so dangerou
j is that it is so little under
stood.
If it were better understood, it
wou'd be more feared, no re easily
PIllW h -t nnivoriil (lim il U. mnv
to, those who wish to be cured,
take Shaker Digestive Cordial, because
it goes to the root of t ho
trouble as no other medicine docs
The pure, harmless, curative hen i
and pants, oi wuicli it in composed
u o what render it, so certain and, at
the same time, so gentle a euro.
JI helps >nd strengthens the
SLonirtoh, purities ami tones up the
system. i
Sold by druggists, prit^e 10 cents,
to 1^1.00 p >r bottle.
A f ivorito remedy for many of the
ills of this life is Simmons Liver
Regulator, the most popular rnedi
c ue jii discovered. It is a searching
cleanser, ami by its action frees1
th- system of all impurities, pr< due-1
ing a sound, healthy liver. Tt is the
st idatd household remedy oi liver
a. .. stomach tioubles, and mm t he
u jual fled endorsement of thou*
Bands o our best citizens throughout
the country. Having been before
the people for many years, its
long and honorable career is a sulllcient
guarantee of purity and relia
hility. Simmons Liver ltcgulator
is manufactured by J. it. Zeilin &
Co., Philadelphia, and is readily
distinguished by the red Z on each
package.
Oncol MaturcHClients,
The superstition that the glass
snake breaks in pieces at a sudden
alarm and reunites its vario is parts
..ft,... ll.n ........ r
(i.iwi i III Viti I I^I'I IO WYl'i, ill 1&U3 H UH I
the fact that when threatened with
attack by a bird or animal this
I snake throws off its tail, which wig
1 s about on the ground and distracts
the attention of thy enen
vhi'o ' snake makes its escaj
pecul ar means of eluding ;.ttaol
is pi otic'd also by two OP turtle
kinds of z.ird i. lb.th si ak* s aid
lis h (row a n tail ii> a f
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President Isaac Lewis of Babina, Ohio,
U highly respected all through that
section, lie has lived in Clinton Co.
7i> years, and has been president of
the Bubina Bank 20 yenrs. He gladly
testifies to the merit of Hood's Sarsoparilla,
and what be says is worthy
at tout Ion. All brain workers llnd
llood'g Savsaparilla peculiarly adapted
to their needs. It makes pure, rich,
red blood, and from this comes nerve,
mental, bodily and digestive strength.
" I nm glad to liny that Hood's Karsapsrlllft
it a very good medicine, especially
as a Mood purifier. It has done me good
many timee. For sevorsl years 1 suffered
greiuly witfc pains of
Neuralgia
in oris eye and about my temples, especially
st night when I had boen having
a hard Uat of r>hv?lr?l ami mn?UI lal.n*
I took many remedies, but found help only
iu Hood's Barsaparllla which cured moo!
rhanmullsm, neuralgia and huadacba.
Hood'a Baraai*rl)la has proved itsalf a true
friend. I also lake flood's PilLx to keep
my bowels regular, and like the ptlla
very muoh." Isaac Lxvris, Babina, Ohi?.
! jClfs
Sarsaparilla
Is the One Trnr Plood Purifier. All druggists. $1.
Prepared only l?y C. I. Hood S Co., Lowell, Mws.
. . ,, are prompt, cfBelent and
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TI1K I.ADIKS bAZAAH,
Conway, S. C.
You Gtt
the Profits
Of Dealers, Agents, Jobbers
and Middlemen by buying direct
from the manufacturer.
No k'L wit el made than the
Acme Bicycle
built In our own factory by
skilled vorkmen,using tlie best
materir. t and I he most improved
machinery. havo no agontt
Sold direct from factory to the
rider, fully warranted. Shipped
any where i >r examination.
WHITE POR
Ourlnte osting Offer
^me Cycle Co., Elkhart, Ind,
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dcr.t t?> exact ia, tetter, s<*i'h< i v HtVlother
dison U'3 of t .e Bkin is ibJtlaiiUy allauil by I
ay.pl) in;' t nn be) hdiiY. ! ?,i.u .Skill
Ointment. Many very bail ( s J . been
permanently cured by it. is c >. illy
efficient.for telling pile., and a ."iwuii.- remedy
for sore nipples; clinj j bands, chilblains,
frost bin rind chronic .'-ore ' yea.
For f?il? by druggista at 26 cent.: j r h i.
Try Wr. cndy'* Condition Toy, (lorn, they
t re just whatft hoi needs whim in bad condition.
Tome, bltH ' purifier and verinifuga.
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nsoiowe,
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Axirivn* rending r fikatcb mid description mtf I
enickly a?*. Ttaln, frm. *l)?i '*r an InTenttoa (a
probably jatani able. ('ociinnnlntloni ?trt?*Jy
conOdanti*). Oldest if-ency f'<r aecurtDg pataata
In America. W# bare a Wellington oflllee.
t'ntonu ?ken through Muun A Co. raaalra
apodal notice In tbe
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bcantlfnllv lustrated, lartcst clrenlatloa of
J nnraclontlii ;"umal, ?r?ckiT.tornisf.l.'? a rear;
11.to si* mo'ilha. 8p?dni n <<iplr? ami NUkJiO
UooK O* l'ATEHTB acnt froa. AdcJnra
MUNN A CO.,
Ml firaadanr. >e\r York.
Hooo'y au > > o ,.
Hood's Sarsaparill.. i: u*
cine for you. liecausc/'lt i "
j blood purifier. <
Jno. R. Tolar. J. H.
Tolar, fit
140 and 151 I
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m
Jobbers of
Liberal Advances on i
STORES a
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FINE LOT OF HOUSES
TIM s.
' >AI) OAHTS, BUGG IES A>
VHP" ' < o lis can I o sent to any po
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Burrouirl
Conwf
'I'lus schooljoffers cheap rates 111
class high schools. It is a chartered
the degree of B. S. The graduate a
class of any college in the State, or t<
! ties of life.
UATJ18 PE
GRADE No. 1
GRADE No. 2
GRADE No. 3
GRADE No. 4
GRADE No. 5
GRADE No, 0
GRADE No. 7
GRADE No. 8
Kach scholar is charged u continj
nine months.
Board in good families can be lia<
For other information apply to
t it U bolter for nt, *n
to : i nnbdo change* bauds, aomehnd;
cl> id . -nnvasnct - and rent nnd llghi
m . and their cost allgi>e* into the price i
lb ppllcntion of good bard common sons
an ' ur thousands of pleased pnltons provi
lit. v. n .k nny bank or commercial nr.
roi ember tht?, yon need not pay us one sii
ow i uno. If It Isn't Justexactly what you
wo ay freight both ways. That shows tha
ha alMime <??nloR,?ic?It's free. Uien hxi
the wo nro thoroughly reliable and hones!
money and we can prove tt. Send at once
CORNISH & CO.,
1 RIP A.-N-S
v (K^a
-iiodern stand
?- Avamily Medi^
cine: Cures the
^ common every-day
2 ills of humanity.
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When BAby was ?1cV, wo kato hor CAetorln.
When she wm a Child, she criod for CAStorlA. '
When she bocAino Mlfl, alio clung to CartorlA.
When ?he bad Children, abo gavo thorn CabIoi Ia.
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Hart. T. h.
t
irt & Co.,
FRONT Street,
YORK.
>IOIl
erchants,
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Naval Stores.
Consignments of NAVAL
nd COTTON.
NS & SON.
FKKD
3LES.
A N I) M UI - KS ON IIA N1 > AT A 1.1,
*4 "<&. ^ V*. SJfc.
i I) IIA:l X ESS EOIi SA EE.
irit at a in&BitMits Office
lie
is School,
ty, ?. C.
all (he branches usuallyjtanghl. in first
institution, being empowered to grant
re prepared to enter the Sophomore
i) successfully engage in the active duIK
MONTH.
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$r.eo
$1.25.
#1.50,
$1,75.
^2.00.
$2.f>0s
.->2.75.
|3.00.
0
*cnt fee of fifty cents per session
[1 for, from $0.00 to $8.00 per montL
Wm. A. DAGNALL, Principal
BT
' irawwrrr
Our Most
pular Piano *
r hard te mt whloh la our moat popalar piano.
t?0 R la the ?na wo aall moat of. Tlio price of It
1 it la Juat aeeh an laatrumont aa yon would
nt or d?aler HoO for. Everybody known that
normous proflta In the retail piano business.
^se proflta and give them to the actual user of
We ell ml Mat* the aaUdlonaa. We believe
d we k iow thet It le better for you. Every
v makes a prott. Somebody has to pny for
in the dealer's store. All these things cost
rou pny for your piano. Onr system is merely
e to the business. Our .10 yrnra of snccf sar
d I' t the svatem Is a good one. If you don't
(ci '. ' nliont wa-aak yesr own liank. And
igit *. i.t till you hare tried the piano In your
w ?' ? you may send It hnck at onr es prime?
tr re In warneat, doesn't it? Send for our
k tin. Don't de 1 with us unless you find
t i nil oui transactions. We eon s :o mi
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