The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, December 25, 1884, Image 3
VOL. XX.
4OSIrIVE NOTICE.;
.ll person1s iii'kb ed to the
unlldersigned. mast settle th
same by or before the 2OtI
of .Vocember ne.rt. othlerwisc
/O'lr acOits arif/l be plareq
i the hiands Of a/I oirer fo
eolleetioi. andl(1 loil t-ill Qe
no further credit in the FUI
'URE. S. F. FANT.
et33St
NOTICE.
r cz Moss M. Cortocs. DxCEASED.
i se bcrebv given to all cred1itors 6
Coppock, dec,ased. to nreiant thoI
P>roperly proven, to the unrderigned in:
-;y all aho are in anvwi.e indebted to th;
.re requested to Fettle at once, as an earl,
fA, fent of his estate i P d POKred .
U' o 4JOH\ W. COPFOK.~
dmo 4st. Fxecutor. z
-. TltV it Y MiI 1I l 1w t
PIANOS,
Grand, Upright and Square
The superiority of the 'sTIEF,
ilianoc is reconuized and acknowledge,
by the highest musical authoritiee. ani
the dem:ati for them is as steadil iin
creain;; as their merits are becomiu;
more extensively known.
light~st Ionors
Over all American and miauy Europea
rivals at the
Exposition,
Paris. 187
flave the Etuoremntnt of over
100 d!ifereut t'olleres. Sewinaries ani
- Schools as to their Durability.
They are Perfect in Tone and WorA
manslip and Elegant in
Appearance.
A large assorttuent of secontl-11
Pianos always on hand.
Geteral Wholtsale Agent' for
Burdett, Palace, Sterling, New Eng
gland, and Wilcox and White
OR GANS.
4NOS and ORGANS sold on EASY 13
STALLMENTS.1
~'ar.OS taken in Exchanige, also tho'
o .ghily repaired.
-7'end for illustrated Piano or 0;
Chas. Mv. Stieff,
No. 9. NORTH IABERTY-Sr1tiET.
BALTI MORE. MD1.
F. Werber. jr.. A;gent. Ne.wberry.
Ajpril 27
C2iNTRACTOR1S
--AND
BUJILD)ERS
.-A NID
Lumber Mill Ter
T he und(eraignzed resojnethrough
di hecitizenslI ofYbeam- brea'ks
surrol:1.iinlg Coiinl of the sky. y
tel at iltit'na. il are milngled-the
t ract for. :a ran to;rether, alke
tngs and tiand sher.
r I pr ss Nuts, Crack.
a' . t S. B. JONES'. a
,mapted Robbery
,nSturdy night whe Summe
storeable tohey t,te scrl nailed
;the door, and on Monday morning when
thywent to nljock the front door th'
f tud the misdag key in the ke .l
Undubedly the partles after fhdn
the back donr jniled up, tried to get '
Lt the frout,
yhe Veteran Walker
Qtu the Sth of )lay last Catin R
~mden ye;tvrday on h1a return.,lel
now ninety-threeCof age, and Is hale au
he-ty. His only oompanlonl on i
~onr.8r is his little dog ido, who is
snI with his master.-.Od Junl
Hoia oa of anl kinds for chil
di4i a~dtdnls, S. B. JONES'.
Candies, ConfetioneX~ pialn ES fn
At E1ggins* erry
On New Year's night, there will be a
dramatic, literary and musicali entertain
mient. to which the public are cordially
invited. We thauk a fair lady for an in
vitation to attend.
Hobby Horses, and shoo Fly Horses,
Blow Horses, and Fast Horses, a
Your Carrier.
D o not overlooh~ your carrier this morn'
ing It is not for your dimes tist he
presnts his A~nnuial, but a kind word oi
appreciation, that will encourage him tc
renewed efforts to please you. Tim4
honored custom miales it necessary tc
present his ChristmasM address,
Frits of an Maids,a stcs
WeaverV1le Nursery.
Col. J. W- yandiver propreO oft
Weavervnle N?ursery and edFrn
a sent us a small sampleoft
McLeIIan oats. There oats rate in rCe
oe ounce 25 cets,5one
kid, Send tobhim
WeavnRe1la .,
4 d of Toys, and Fancy Artiet
.Obe fodnd at ' S..JOE.
-Cotton Mil.
-b. Newberry Cotton Mil isc
. ..nebed with the outside world byT
pone. The benl has arrived and iw
goo b put in plaice.
CbrL~flS Is ongand its- Het
11darte!sM w11% be an
_ l
Ao,
Merry Christmas S*
31HAND IN HAND WE GO.:
P appy New Year. ;w
er.y
an<
is Christmas Morning it is our plea- for
to extend the cunplimn:s of the oth
on to the energetic :ud s:.ccessful COU
n.ess men of Newberry, w%ho have Ic
d the :Lsporities of the year, and, at tilu
lose, show a fair front and a deter- miy
ation to fight it out on the s.ime line. Pai
mother year. While in other see- C0
s of this vast and extensive country its
,y business men have gone under sne
have fallen in the light, no such ca- the
itv has befallen any of our mer- the
its. We congratulate them sincere- vxl
Energy, per-everaice and economy P1i
imarked their business :ourse, and lef
ay they -tand fairly and squarely, '
are prepared for the bat tl, of 1SS5. m:e
thei we wish a Merry Christ was T o
a Happy New Year, and for their On(
fit as well as the beefit of Christ- ply
.goods-looking-pcople,we name them des
.r their respective lines of trade as do
,R . wa:
JAVY AND LIGHT GROCERIF, &C.
& G. S. Mower, J. N. Marti:i & Co., i;
on & Brown, G.eo. Mc" hirter, 0. H. . v
'ant, J. F. Todd. D. M. Ward & Co., ee
3. Lovelace, Summer Bros., D. M.
d and It. E. Wiliiams. Mr. H. M. the
is and Mr. Luther Riser have also the
ed in groceries, fruits and confec- I
s. We hope they may go successful- &
to tte new year. the
2Y GOODS AND GENERAL ,MD'ZE. co:
& G. S. Mower, D. B. Wheeler, M. by
and J. S. Russell. Ile
D::Y GOODS, SHOES, &C. "I
H. Cine. W. T. Tarrant, D. C. j Col
in, J. 0. Havird, C. L. Hayird, Jos. 0;1
v, S. S. Langford, J. Mann and J. , C
ell.
OTHING AND FT'RNESHING GOODS.
right & Coppock, E. A. Scott, Cloud ,9
Smirh. i
HARDWARE, &C.
P. Boozer, Peoples & Johnson.
STOVES AND TIN-WARE. c
ott Brothers. ll
FURNITURE.
Y. Leaveil, Geo. McWhirter, Mi:- Of
Janieson. . Un
E0OES AND STATIONERY. Thi
A. Chapman, Cofield, Petty & Co.,'
Mrs. T. F. Gret:Cker. Sw:
WATCHES, JSWELRY, &C. wit
L. Scholtz, John Montgomery. no
FRUIT, CONFEC'.rIONARIES, &C. the
B. Jones, Wheele r Bros., Proc. TvdJ. ing
BREAD AND CAFES. . e
F. Todd, Mrs. H. Lane. ii
DRUGS AND NEDICINES. am
F. Fant, W. E. Pelham and P. a fE
rtson. i
WET GROCE RIES. Ka
Q. Boozer. T. C. Pool, B. O'Don- re6
D. M. Ward & Co., G. L. Sease are
A. 3i. Bowers & Co., 0. Klettner, hor
D. M. Ward. h
u1h
the doctors, lau yers, preachers,
er, business agents, hotel proprie
clerk of Court, sheriff, judge of Ab
te, auditor, treas arer. county corn- But
oners, school comnmissliners, trial Ift
ies, constables, carpenters, brick
*s, blacksmiths, tailors, butchers,
we have mentioned the bakers and I
-candy makers) undertakers, to- was
r with the host of private citizens,
white and black, we extend the
and and wish them joy. May the
we are just now stepping into prove
em a year of peace and penty; may
never know want, nor allow the
rs published here to feel the band
lect or indifference, but each and
addle the canoe together, and come
~, feeling strong, vigorous, hap
jeessful]. Merry Christmas to
4reader.
All
a~ant to get a bargain in Shoes
o to C.L.EHavird. (
aar U An About.(l;
006 before hard-freezing. ho
.rw- du-t in nest boxes is sa:d o m
If pre spare timie, put you';r gates
nd in order. Cr<
UdT. Kershlaw has been re-elctred aml
ud a~eFifth Circuit. ol
Lipscomb has be en re-elect- u
d n~redenit of the Penitentiary. b
Tsl&ature is working hard to
ini aIness by the 25th.
END - a.ud girl Il. the hand knew M
ef that' Chri.,mas was her1e.
DN & ow10 that pig' arte susitIve
:o -0 1.. Weli, ttu ae thiems warm
of thi4e.t brauds of mbcc riul
Chil arrihe-1 this mfornin- It
was~ arsle C' y the iriug of lpoP
It bh oer iat the Morm,ns on
thnf sho' their religion. It Is so no
Pr'-. Welch left on the 23dl for rE:
the e ans exhibition. He will ex- tic
ted ~els into Mexico.
Th4eman is snugly fixed up in
hi U1C brick barber shop in the Sci
rear Se 5ase & Co. Give Thorne a Li
call. Ti
viu
~ arlington Is added to the St,
edito of the Laurens5 Yerchan7t 8;y
Para71I' e. welconme him into the be,
4.B. Hammond, of Rhode WC
Jgiven alcohol a nlew name. s
le it ''aqua miortis," the water of th
rything moves in a circle. Ciga- gr
Groduce near-sightedness, and ciga- be
aper is the best thitng for wiping p0
Asses,
appropriation bill passed by the
ature fixes the tax levy for New- Or
County at I2 muills, just about what
:this year, va
county isn't half big en.ough for pr
an whiose wife is chasing himt tio
I the block with a chair leg. So to
n unfortunate editor. TI
ful
d maid in Nashville, keeps a par- the
ich swears, and a mo:tkey that gr<
e tobacco. She says between the bu
r e doesn't miss a husband much. re.
. y. Allie, dear, is that the way to p
cour dinner ?" asked a mothuer of gI
.e daughter as she began with the Ipa
ead of the bread and butter.-Well, 'sh<
re, mamma, I was going to eat ar
a.H. Aall is our authorisad agent
allectiou of accouurs for subscrip
dI advert;sing, and his receipts
acknowledged by us. He is also
thorized to receive suibscriptions
u. BE LID and NEWvS, 4
Boar of Directors of thie Mew
Agricultural Association met. on C
y-in the otliee of Geo. . Mowver.I
but several of the members being
i he eiaet son Qf ofaeers was post
to ,n ade.urned meet4ire to h~O
ThEF LEAP YE AR iAWLY.
he lamps shone o'er fair women and
brave men;
thousand hearts beat happily: and
when
sic arose with its voluptuous swell, i
Ft eyes looked love to eyes which i
spake again,
d all went merry as a marriage-bell."
?or some ten days or two weeks the
iths of our embryonic City have been
the qni rire, caused by conflicting
isperings, for which Dame Rumor i
d solely responib,e. Woe and mis
seemed depictei upon the counteu
es of some, while plea.ure. beam.
hi from every rn:ok and corner of
+rs. In order to cheer the faint, en
rage the for:u::ate anl soo:hi the u:
ky, the uudtersigned seir.d the oppor
i? v. hero-lik-. and fathomnL"d the
te:y, viz: The second Le:p Year
rty given by the "Kapa Z..ta Phi
ib of Prettiness." This club gave
first entertainment last January. and
ceeded in entrapning nearly all of
dudes, but to make victory complete
y deemed it advisable to repeat the
:erimlent, and they have nobly acom
;hel their pu:pose, for not a one is
of the "brave six huindred."
'lie event. o";eur"red at the el.g:nt
:s ion of Mr.I:.td Mrs. E:luard Sch.i tz,
csd:v evening last, and to :ay every
eh!j"yed t:eiselv:-s is but to multi
words; to attempt anything like a
eripti.)tn seems folly, for no pen can
the occa=ion full ju:t ice. Each room
- beautfiliy ornamented and hung
h appropriat. mottoes: "Th''e womnu
0 tesitt es5i a giose.'' "She woul
lie could and she :an," "To-lay the
uut::iu co.ue, to M.thomnet." "if you
what you want. ask for it," and
er like expre-sions afforded food for
ught,: and fairly m:tde soie quake in
ir beots.
v nine o'clock the scene wasenliven
by the appearance of a dozen or wore
roughibred dtud:s in claw-h:unmer
its and white kid gloves, led c.at ive
as umatty dudi:te=, whose charms baf
dleiin'at-onl.
br'ghtest shadows at my will
<ld p:tintt hem as I see them still,
t from the canvas on thy sight
>uld burst forth forms of living light.
t I, alas, have l!ot the art
paint the itna:es of ty heart.
SCanvas att my s:pplia::t will
uains dark b:on:d in shadows stili"
neist aft er guest tiamei Uutil the h:lls
I corridors resound:d with "a most
)riental roar of laughter." Soon
led to ease by one of Strauss' waltzes,
1 notes with many a winding bout
linked sweetness long drawn out,
twisting all the chains that tie
e hidden souls of harmony."
ow, 'rerpsielhore rules with imperial
1y, cotubining grace with dignity
l pl;:-ing effect, w%hen supper is an
x:eed.
lrtiemns Ward. I believe, says "Of all
blessings, ladiies are the most sooth
est," a:id in my humble opinion Arte
orrect, and N%henk it comies to the cui
they do up things in the "most aw
ynsoothinigest" style imaginable. I
vet too full for utterance, for it was
1st worthy of the Ancients !
etrspectively we may say that the
pa Zeta Phi has fully sustained its
Drd. They have taken the fort and
entitled to wear the laurels. All
ior to the victors!
'o the vanquished we only offer the
Losophic reflection of Phcebe Cary,
- 'We fuss and we fret.
>ut the one we didn't get,
;we needn't make such an awful fuss
he one we didn't want didn't get us.
UNCLE BEN.TA3IN.:
.S.-Find enclosed photo of one who
left.
( )
~elham's Imperishable Cologne, par
dience, the toilet requisite of the day.
sizes of bottles. Dec 11
)r paper accounts are neatly made
and lie beautifully arranged on our
k. We look for a large run on themi
-l the month of January. We hope,
vever, that ouri sntheribera will ui't
comel in: at the sa:mw t inm. Too mu.t:li
ney at one :hmne night 1:4: ke us pod
-ast Sunday more ing M r. H-. II.Biea.-w,
descending th: outer steps of the
.t.well ilotel, slipped uponi the sleet
I fell to the bottom witihout injxry
or than slight bruises. A very for
ate escape for a ma'n of his age. He
reiates the fact that he has no limbs
ken. _______
ks th~e Carolina Spartanm, while it
titters~
. eyister why partari of so mucue
bItter.<?
If it Is thxat ya.' :re 10I,
Sis yon take a:il W
xi he o us Och be: :.r th!ani Brown.
Bitter-.
L'here is iikely ;-- a w ita for ihe
S. Seniio:'ship fr..nx N. Y. Th--re is
by one chio-en1 tromi thar Sti;e dunring
W winor :, ad th:e Legi-latuire !tn'l;
pbllcan of course he will~be ait5
biean. Levi P. MIoLto. ia u
uned as a canidae. ~'The filends of
soe Conklinmg and President Arthur
pectively use them to enter the race.
her no doubt could secure the elgecr
n if induced to enter the race.
A. catalogue of Anderson Military
:ool, is on our table. Messrs. W. J.
on and U. G. Reed are the principals.
o of its studente are from our county,
:G. W. Adami and C. H. Cannon.
ange to say it bears .he imprint of
srs. Walker, Ryans~ d: 00., we had
en under the impression that Ander
ihad a printing ofiice in which such
irk conld be donie. The colleges and
ools of Newberry don't do s1ings iri
it ay. _________
ur young friend Miss AnnIe Hurd is
>wing in favor as will be seen by the
low paragraph copied from the Bridge
rt (Conn.) Standard:
Eiss Annie Hurd, of Stratford, has
eed in Brewster's a-t store two flower
ces in oil. ear-h <. which is a gem.
Le of thiese is a bouquet of chrysanthe-I
ims p.laced carelessly in a decorated
se. On a close iuspection one is i.
ssed with the idea that the original
wers have, instead of being allowed
wilt, been transferred to the canvas.
le varying tints and hues are success
.y and harmoniously reproduced by
a artist. The other is a bunch of
ywio- thiistles, not dead and fiuffy,
t briliant and full of life. There is a
ility in the thistles that is very f ascina
g, aind a des ire to pluck them is sup
essed by fear of pricking one's fingers.
s Hurd did not begin the study of
ining until recently, but asaXpupil
e has made rapid progress under a
>st competent teacher, Mr. Calvin
iris, arnd judging from the work she
a already accomplished, her applica
n has not been in vain. That she
spowers yet ndeveloped is apparent.
ec charges which are often brought
ainst young artists, namely: lack of
ginality, incorrectness of drawin, hur
d execotionl and crudeness qf color,
yv not be alleg.ed in the two examples
w on exhibition.
G a rindrop foretells a Sto:m. so does a
npl upon the huma. body indite health
Arovi:.g vira. i the blood, which cruj be .
utrized~ andii exipeicd onlIy by l)r. iiarter's
Personals.
Lambert 3Jones, Esq., is home.
E. H. Aulrq will spend his Xmas
under the .er al roof in Edgetield.
Mr. & Y.i'. F. Harmon are uow do
mlicilc'd ar t1%w sberry Hotel.
Prof. Harttber,t w"Ill spendhisChrist
mas in Charleti
Mr. Abe Fo:s on a visit to the pa
rental home. l re glad to see that he
is improving in r th.
Mr. Lynch, wlv has been farming
near Helena, left 0Mot:dav for Ark:tn
.\is B-ll:t MeCat ha- r:t::r::e(l to P
Nt\W1 i':'\'. aiit'rt'' .",""o
W ~e :-e re1a-Sied toaonnet" tiat
he stniay S("hool Ck-.ationa at the f
Lutheran Church i- po-):;td to the
tirst Sunday evening in J:try.
Messrs. Clint. Bishop antd A. Welch
-xchanged residences last Aday. Mr.
Wm. Barre has removed to ~planta
ion.
Do sandnic- con: fr m the\lnd:eh
[s'and".? Of Course ::, but ca.:ntu iaO al
wvays comes f1om ln : t';ttce:ed c - -tl
le of Dr. Ball's C tngh Syrup .tken ritme
will save muc:, saffering. It
the January
Number of The Eclectic is a very favotil
specimen of thi, long established and el.
lent magazine, which seems to grow bei.
i:t irs age This nunher being the cot.
Mnncement of a volume, is tubehlished with
beautiful steel eugravin; c'thld - the L-"
son." The fir"t -:rticle is alt iaer..' i pap..r
n "Mountain Observa:otis." andi mt xt we
hav:1 I contna:tion of P;of. J. it. S.:ley's
striling stuav of Gcethe. A racy and gossip
in article is foun in "Bygone Celebriie, and
Li:errv RIecolleC:ion," by Dr. Charles Mac
kay. Stcpnia!:, the g,c-r authority on Ter
rorism in Run+ia, is represented by a powerful
story calld "A Female N:hilis:," wiich h:n4
grc:tt pathos, and wt ich we unde.s:tad to be
true ita its facts anti! nor fiction. "Amantg the
Trap;ists" and '-Tbc L:tcat Color of Iomeo
und Juliet" are sngaestive anld in;erestin,e
papers. Articles of great intelest to reader-, of
varyin.g taste will be fou .d in "General Gor
don and the Slave Trade." 'iWutz'trg md
Vienta" hv Enile de" L-tvelye, "ancient Or
gans of Puhlic Opinon" by Prof. R. C. Jebb,
"Three Glimpses of a New Engknd Village,"
and filerbert Spencer's "La.st Words about
A .no:tici..w and the R eligion ot Ilmantanlav."
A ebtarnina li!z;t paper will It' e::joyed in
"Beyond the IMaz," a Winter.trnlIe R.eve
ric, and those ittere,cd ipM. a:r -e etce
wiil find their t:ase< suited in :he art:ecs on
fhunderbolts and Elt'e:ricity mad Conmmon
Gas." The Editorial Deptrtment of the tum
ber will be found unusually full and interest
lg.
As thi< number begins a new vo'ume it of
fers a favorable time for ne-. sub-eriptions for
the sear.
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Dec. 25 4t
For the Herald and New-s.
THE CHRONICLI.
We gladly welcome a valuable addi
ton to our mail tis week, in the Edge
eld Chronicle. Phconix-like, it has aris
m from the debris:and ashes oIf the late
re, and spreading its strong wings
:ne w in the golden sunlight of a new
born prosperity. plumes thetm for- a long
and successful flight. Most heartily do
we bid'It God-speed and boni royage.
Williamsuton, S. C. MAGGIE.
MARRIED,
Derc. 20th, 1884, by J. S. Reid, E sq.,
Mr. J. HIenryv Todd and Ml.es .Alice Mecr
eant. All of Newberry.
Dee. 17. -18C.4, by R':v. S. J1. H lnan.
Mr. S. J. Kiatard antd Misa ,.aEia
beth We -.tman. Both of Newb.rr-y Co.
31arr.ki, Dec. 23, 1SS4, a: r!-e 'e.aidence
of the bride's fatther, by Rl-s. Luther
Broaduas. Mtr. Johua W. Booz. -ri and Miss
Azolee Rhodes, all of Newb-a-er County.
Otn the 18 I Dee. 1SS4. by ]R v. -W. D.
Pagtt, ae tile reh!b'nee- 0 i he brie'sa
father, 3ir. Lossena Domxiniek, of New
bery Co., :t:ai 31i-a Lizzie lE hvar.zds. of
Edgein-l, ______
-.,,.-M .y., . lv- ar-. I ta::ve
.: -::n b s - t-- .d a in :a-. .- a d o taor
: .-- . , .n - - -- .Sm '. *tt-:r:e o- te b:-.
-s. . nm -'-ea Ct-Ee ion ta
kne h a f, :aItar x aaadbsence wa.t, '1 a w-eks,
He e- l imed to he renowed I -in ic, .ta .,in
A number of oaher catses less typ.ligua~r'atave
coae under my observatiqrn, :a: aii with : he
het.results Swift's Spsidot i- an excellent
touic for debility, and yea will fitad it the mo%t
satisfagtory one ever used!. I hav-e been deal
ing in Swif's Speelice for five '-euars or tmore,
and am satisfied that t do not ph:mge too high
an esalmate upon its meaxit5,
0. W. Dzxost.
Parescribed by Physicians.
I have prescribed Swift's Specine in mnany
cases of Blood Poison and as a general ?onic,
and it has made cares after all other remedies
had failed,
ii. Mf. S'raXeC,AIrD, M. D.,
Cave Spring, Ga,
'reatise on B!ood and Skin Discases mailed
free.
THE Swi? Sr-zceme Co., Atlanta, Ga
t
He Thanks His Paper.
Mfr. Editor:-I was induced by reading yonr
good paper to try Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic for
debility, liver disorder and sc-roftala. and three
bottles have cured me. Accept my thanks.
Jos. C. Bogas.-Ex. Dec. 4-lm.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY,
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
S. J. Dlouthit, Master, es. Mrs. Marie W.
Moorman, et al,
Relie f.
By order of the Coart herein, dated 1
Dec., 1884, 1 will sell at pumblic outc-ry
before the Court House on Saleday on
the first Monday in January 1885, all
tht lot of land, known as the Maybin
Residence, in the town of Newberry,
and State and Conty, aforesaid, con
taining thirty-one acres anal four-te-n ts,
more or less, and bounded by landas of
Jno. S Fair, Estate of James a.M. B.tter,
T. S. 3Moorma.n, D. M1. Ward, W. H,
ickrt, James Ganntt, F. Werer,3 Sr,,
and Harrington str-eet.
TERMs. The purchasar will bef re
ruir'd tr- pay one.third of the purchase
igney' in ciash, anad toaccoure the balance
paybe in one and two years with in
terest from thne day of sale, by bond and
mortgage of the premises, dud a policy
of insurance of the buildings on the said
lot. SILAS JOHINSTONE, Manster.
AMERICAN FARMER
FREE
To all our Subscribers.
All our sibseribers w ho will pay their subscription :eecounts to this m
per in full to date, a:ld one year in advance, will be presented
wit I one year's subscription to
THE "AMERICAN FARMER!"
sixteen-page Agricuitural Magazine, pibishetl by E. A. K. Hackett, at Fort
a1vne. Indiana,:1n1 whicih is rn pidly t:tking ra!k a one';%f th: leading Agricultural
abliCltions of the co:: It . t i( devotC( i ex i v--: ly to tie :itere.,ts of thw Far
.'r. Stock Br.'e-r, D r 'ian. G irde;:er' and th -ir h h.1;,o1 i Wit . :11j1 e'-rY Ce s
F i.dustrv toi::ee ":e, wi7h th:tt .re:1' t ionO)l of I 1 :> l.- ,f I0e i:r " h r
1.s. Te subs:ription pj.rie, :s o D.,llar p r Year. F.trlers :an i lnt well get
olig without it. It p4t new i"leaLs i1ll ) ther mimIS. It t!ach:-s thn how to
rn with protit. to tieti ilv.-s. It. m11akes the homle happy, the voung folks "hteer
i1, the growler contented, the down st ilappv. :11i the <ilmogogue hoiest.
This otier is Inade by T. F. GRENEKER, Editor and Proprietor, Herald and
ew~s.
THE PRINTER
BLOWETH HIS OWN HORN!
(There being nont r,a l to how it f or him.)
BY SAYfN
Th:tt he is Prepa red ti Exc. te
ALL KINDS 0''
JOB PRIN T IN G- !
At Prices Lower than ever before .nouwn in Newbe:ry.
We enumerate as follows:
Ball, Party and Wedding lnvitatr!.; Ball. D.ino.V, Wed
ding and Pa.rty Carts; Beautiful Papur and Fine Cards;
Business Cards, Circnlars, Bii! and Letter lH.ads,
Posters, Dodgers, Receipts,
AND ALL OTHER KINi)S O1F WORK.
Come and examine our Specimens ! And then ask our
Prices ! And then give ns your Work ! And then we
guarantee Satisfaction! We wfil not disappoint you!
We will do all work at timie pronised I And if not
satisfactory, no charge will be 1nd-, ! Forty yirs'
experience enables us to say and do this.
All that we ask is a call. THOS. F. GRENEKER.
FULLLAJD LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Dry Goods,
BOOFS AND SHOES,
TRUNKS, VALISS AND SATCHELS,
HA'T AND CAPS,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
FURNITURE AND CARPETS,
And a General Stoc in Variety tootedious to mention, all vhich is of.
fered at
PRICES 'HAT DEFY CO 'IPETITION.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
AT TI.E OLD E~STABLISH3fI T OF
M. FOOT.
P. S.-Country Mchants will find it to their advantage to examine my
Stock. It will save em mon:y. October 16.
THE I0LIDAYS COMVING.
Nowv is the timeo prepare for them. Finest Variety of
TRO]-ZOAL FRUTIT$
P MARKET.
FRESH CRGOES EVERY WEEK.
Bananas, Cocotuts, Oranges, .M alaga Grapes.
-NOIrHERN FRUITS
Apples, Figs, Peaits, Raisins, Zhuts, Gitron, Currants.
Wij Orders filledvith dispatch. C, 3A RT & Co.
Oct 50 6mn C]arleston, S- C -
Our Iuus II
--and- " EVErHjNG FRTHE GAREt-" Heneron
an- fnR of vaIe- cult,ural directions, containing &C*
PL ANTS ee o-~a-a ,an = 35 &317CortlandtSt
New Christmadoods.
AlrFor C:m.. 6cpCfe~Tctly Pfeaou EYrRk S
f-e:, ni.d at low flg:sr.. 'q:i line to
Chrirmas. Catll on 13. !$.',vela"e.
Minn.e Meat and Apple Bibr. A fresh
Jui. TI::e best brand of Miin Meat and 0
Apple Butrter', at the Llttlktore of5
II. I,loVelace. TO ALL:
Ne v Mi.ddag Pow.ier. !crder. io g--t Wfl be mailed
IO etieb' att.d Win Mr, IKing Pow,~ Ol1, to linta eri
brsi be,fc:-e ii.e l,.!h1.-. '1 a give'i ou Cre it. Itcontains ceusrciz s,pre
Majoii:t Ie. e t jJ..l- w' -verv half i~ na ad drectiorns ni al
pond' Call iof the P~owde$o'hl -eeabeand Flower mune UB
B3. II.oveiace. DM.FERRY&Ch.D 2
Cli.ie C1gars Just Reived. The I De 11.30.3m
Clevelatnd and Hlendrix Cigi. 'The cel -_____
ebr4ted Jumbo Cigar, the it 5 cent ei
gatr in this market. A largka.riety of To any body who has disease of
these good cigars for sale etp, for cas throat or lungs, we will send proof
bype B. H1ovelae l that Piso's Cure for Consumption has
Pueground Bakand Cs.nue Pep- c ured the same comnplaints in other
per, for sale in any quantit;aud guar- cases. Address, E .HZLIE
anedpr.Pepper and All lice whtole. D9yWarren, Pa.
Nutmegs, Citron, Currante~., eheap' ~.
by B. Hovelace. ________________
Cabbage, Turnips Irish 1atoes, re
eived! in fresh lots three 1%s~ a week, B 'N .M
fromt Tennessee and Newrk Also ~POE
Whiite Beans, Peas, &c. Sadr ubn
Dee 1l 2t B. H. LOrLACE. dtebscotucdan
List t~.mr oe.adi
Of Subscribers to the Herald l o1ewso whoont,pe
have paid during the month of stmber: zht stfreb
NtAME. PAID Ti AMOUNT.
Hug,h Rodger. Nov. 7, .$ 2 0 un n0 a
J.W bdsJan'y 8,1 1 50Set2,3.
W.lR.Johnson, May : i 0
J. B. Glary, Ju1l1.S s' O0
L. Slawson, Jan .1. t? 8 50
L. J. Feagle. Nov. 9.8s ? 00)
J.lH. Llingso Nov. 23,6 2 25
Rev. J1. C.Boyd, Jan. 1, 53 5
s. C. Thomassen. Dec. 1, 84. t5
J. H. Domirjok, Dc ,k 1O
J. N. Martin.,O.,s. 20 ue Fml eiieta
J. A.U. Klhler, De.S 20
G. S. Merchant, ~ ~ 1 ~ NvrItxcts
8. J. McCracken, e.8 akrsHi asmI leyprue n
H. J. Hionts, e.$ O~wra:dt rvn aln fhhi n
J. S. Bickly,e.s' ormvednrf adicig
A.1P.i'ifer, a 5. 0
T. R.lHolmes, .c 5'50
0. nlalloway, Dc29$. 2CHSOX& O,
W U. Lane,Ja. 2. 10
G.L. lDobb,De.$. j 13 iim tei wYr.
J. A. Caldiwell, Nv 1 O.adS !c.a l elr nmdcns
W. W. Waldrop. Jl ~ 0
J. F. Wilson, Ja. $,2oi (rn aigibungolrsi.
Martha Nance, Jn 5 ~0
J. C.Whitmiire, Mr n 0
T.F. Ray, e. 8. 0 ,~
Dr. T bompson, Nv 4 o~~O G N .S00
S.C,Merenant, Fb 5
P. Ei. Wile, Fb
D.P, llyd, a. 5.~~HgCLhnr a i ra ol' xl
J~ . W,oay. -
lSlatock Jn. " 2 00 r I HT PA O
J.' .Sebt,Dea. s5. 2 00)
J. W. Ury.DJa. 84, 2 e tt1la lI uh Isrm ns ..lgt l
Tru. Ater c Jam n wme. 'y 2c~ 00Ilsrtdea i~a i
feWlTJ, Dec. .4. d~ 1 0 1 I!
Nov. ~S&-10
- 0 r
- (1 Eb-Ib
flO uuB REAK!
0
has bought Goods at
and is determined to sell them accordingly.
if there still lingers the faintest dioubt that the far-seemtg
judgment, the many years' experience and the unfailing pow
erCASH have secured for FLYNN a position in advance
of al competitors, a brief inspection of goods and comparison
of prices are the only tests necessary to convince the most in
credulous.
Our constant aim is to supply our friends aind patrons with
good honest goods at prices that leave
COMPETITION IN THE SHADE!
Our efforts heretofore have been appreciated by a discrimi
nating and intelligent public, an1d our past success enables us
to continue the good work anL do even better than before.
We are now prepared to show Goods (which is notrouble),
and to sell them at prices that cannot fail to please the great
est disciples of economy.
BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY, COME WEAL
OR WOEK
OUR POH10f 18 INLXIBLY DETIUINi.
Defies the fates themselves,
Organizes his vast resources, and
eMeets the coming tide of unnatural
competition with a barrier of yet
Unheard of Prices 1
JUST A FEW NOW:
3-4 Shirting, - - - 31 and 4c.
7-8 " iendale and Piedmont, i.
4-4 Sheetings, - - - 5 and 6 c.
Bleachings, . .. - 5,6 , 7,8, 9 and1e.
Good Calicos, . - - - 30 yards for $1.00.
- - 25 " " "
Standard " - - - - 20 " '' "
Best Brands, - - - 16 " " "
Jeans from - - - - O c. per yard up.
H{eavy home-made Jeans, .. Soc. per yard.
Good Feather Ticking, '- - 15c. per yard.
12-4 heavy C ounterpanes, - $1.25.
Beautiful Marseilles Quilts, Cheaper than ever before.
000
SOLWDDURABLE 3OOTSudSHOZS
At Frices to 8i Timaes:
Children Shoes, 35c. up.
Misses " 50c. up.
Women " 70c. up.
Men's " 90c. up.
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Time and Space do not admit of de
tailed quotations of everything. Allthat
is necessary is to give FLY N N a call
and satisfaction is guaranteed.
C. J. PURCELL, Managere