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THURSDAY. JULY 27, 1911
Congress is tinkering with the
tariff. Does this mean another mil"
lion or so issue of gold bearing
bonds in time of peace?
On a question of saloons or no saloons
the people of Alabama in an
election reversed themselves and
overwhelmingly went from "dry"
to "wet."
Somehow or another we believe
that if the $100,000 good roads prop
osition was submitted to the yoter:<
agaiu it would carry by a safe majority
because our people understated
the scheme better now than they
did before.
The hookworm hospital which
was recently set up in Whiteville, is
well patronized by a delusive and
gullible public. As Fuck would remark
"What fools ye mortals be."
Start a fad aud there will be plenty
to follow just to be in the fashion.
We have a poor opinion of the
farmer who grows all cotton and
has his smokehouse and corn crib in
the West. It is no wonder thatsuch a
non progressive system of farming
causes hard times to continually
knock at the door of such a farmer
and bankruptcy follow in its wake.
It would be very interesting reading
to compare the returns of both
real and personal property in Horry
with their selling value. The rusult
would cause the Comptroller
General and the State Board of Equalization
to put on their thinking cap
The d fTerence is all of out of proportion,
4'PLAYING TO THE GALLERIES "
The political situation in this
State just at this time is unique in
many respects and the principle
actors in the game, pleasantly unpleasantly,
just as you are impressed
with the van-colored and shifting
scenes, is like jumping jacks in a
clime musuem. Blease is playing to
the galleries with a view of making
votes and his political enemies know
it, but are falling over each other
in their made effort to be the first
to get into Blease's drag net and
thus help him to win votes that he
would not otherwise have won.
With those who are opposed to GovT*
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ernor mease aua an mat lileasisn:
stands for, is "anybody to beat
Blease," regardless of men and
measures. This is their only aim
and purpose in the approaching political
campaign and no one understands
the situation better than
does Governor Bit use and as a consequence
of this knowledge he is
playing his cards with consumate
skill and remarkable ingenuity
Even his bitterest enemies admit
this and by the despairing and hopeless
cry, "anybody to beat Blease,"
admit tho truth of this proposition
and are so rattled that thoy really
don't know where they are at, arid
worse?than that are so confused
and oonfounded that they know not
which way to turn. There is a deplorable
lack of organization in the
crusade against the Governor and
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uu wcu uciHitu piun to encompass
his defeat which offers a reasonable
ground of hope for succor from the
grievous and humiliating evils
which adlict us as a grand and proud
old commonwealth and as loyal ard
devoted sons of this commonwealth
whose honor and integrity is as
dear a nd as sacred to us as those of
our wifo and our daughters, our
mother and our sisters. On the
other hand the creature who now
occupies the gubsrnatorial chair
has his forces in hand well disciplined
and fully organized, but like Napoleon
at Waterloo, his plans has a
a weak place and the exergoncies of
the times demands a Wellington to
discover that fatally weak point and
concentrate his attack upon it.
Will it be McCloud, of Bishopville
or Manning, of Sumter, or Smith,
of Kershaw, or some dark horse
whose friends has in grooming to
deliver South Carolina from the
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hands of the politloa1! gamester and
from the rule of incompetency and
of disruption and. of decay?
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ON TO SOUTHPORT.
After a long delay and many disappointments,
our Southport friends
have seeu their fondest hopes realized
and their dream of years come
to pass. After years of struggle
against fearful odds and overcoming
seemingly unsurmountable obstacle*
which would have discouraged less
stouter hearts and tried the patience
of less determined wills the people
of that heretofore bottled up
seaport town, but having a splendii
harbor, have teen the last spik?
driven in a railroad which promises
a great aeai lor tne toe growtn ano
development of tbat place as a port
of entry. We sincerely and heartily
congratulate Southport and its people
on this glorious victory foi
commercial supremacy over ihos?
who for self aggrandizement have
so loDg kept the seaport of Wilmington
in the background am
crippled its energies and smolherec
its ambitions.
We are informed by the pres.1
dispatches that last week the Wilmington,
Brunswick & Southpori
Railroad had been completed t'
Southport and that freight and pat
senger service will be established a
an early date and already every
thing in Southport is on a boom
This is tbp road for Conway anc
Horry people to tie to. We don'
want to go to Georgetown for a set
outlet because in the past it ha*
been the bitter experience of Conway
people that Georgetown ha.1
been the great octopus which hafc
been sucking the life's blood of Horry
and giving nothing in return.
They have scooped in the government
appropriations for rivers anc
harbors to the material injury of
the inland towns contigious to th?
San tee, the Pee Dee and the Wacn.amjiw
rivprs n.nd aft.fir hAinir filled
with plenty of a blinded government
she still cries for more pap
Therefore, our hope and salvatior
is to form new alignments with nev
conditions. The Gardner & Lacy
Lumber Co., has already commenced
a road reaching toward Southpor
and we are informed that it has already
been completed as far in that
direction as Wampee, about five oi
six miles this side of Little River.
JVom there 011 it will De an eas>
matter to rsise funds sufficient ir
the way of rights of way and other
material assistance to carry the
good work to its objective terminu*
as the people in that section are
just dead set on having a railroad
through this territory. On thi.side
we have the Conway, Coast &
Western railroad with connection
at Conway via Chadbourn and Elrod,
direct with the coal fields of
the. Alleganies and other mountainous
sections of the south and
west. This beincr the nearest and
most direct route to a seaport outlet,
it is hut reasonable to presume
that the volume of business will
pass til's way. The terminus of
this r- id is at present at Aynor,
about fifteen miles from Conway toward
Marion, and it is again a reasonable
presunption that this road
will then be extended either to Marion
court house or to Cades because
the increase of business will peradventure
demand its extension.
In the meantime, however, on to
Southport should be the watch
word.
Notice of Discharge.
I will apply to the Judge of Probate,
at his office Conwav, S C., on
the 7th day of August, 1911, for a
final discharge as guardian of Kizzie
O Todd, Mary B Todd and Essie
B Todd. Nancy J Todd.
5wl0.
FOR SALE.
I will sell on reasonable terms,
for part cash and part time. the
unpaid portion of the purchase
money to be secured by mortgage,
two tracts of land in Simpson Creek
township adjoining each other aggregating
151 acres, more or les9,
and known as the J J Hughes land
which was conveyed to him by S P
Hughes, Write or call on the undersigned.
H H Woodward.
Attorney at Law, Conway, S. C.
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Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
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The Corn Knife.
A good corn knife makes the work 01
cutting corn easier. One with a struj
for the wrist relieves the ache wonderfully.
The Hum of the Hive.
Economy In the .use of foundation Is
wasteful, and it is a poor practice to
put first strips or slatters of foundation
in the section boxes, for it is an
Indisputable fact that a full sheet of
foundation In each section box means
not only their ready acceptance by the
bees, but also the building of straight
er combs.
By selection and restriction in the
matter of queens we can improve our
bees just as we can other stock, and
there is always present in every apiary
some choice queen far ahead of the
others which will give us most excellent
queens for requeening.
Don't keep bees unless you mean
to give them the proper care and attention.
If you can't do that you had
better leave some one else keep tb?
bees and buy your honey from him.
A man who knows "all about bees"
and does not believe that anything
more can be gained by reading bee
Journals, books on bees, etc., will soon
be far behind the age.
The present Improved system of management
requires that hives should not
stand too near egch other. There
should be at least six feet between
them, and ten feet would be a prefer
able distance.
Be sure that your bees have a good,
prolific Italian queen and the ants will
bot bother them.
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