The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, August 21, 1867, Image 3
'r that s,6sised sason
morna t asked one personi
they came out ofthechurch.
J" itewas trepi ;"yes, it was
; ithOMgh began to think
.wae Bcaests. YQn may
1h9 way hre nariy
smhar -not<1 but pun lag ;
tres on the tail aud
n#yaer timesis obl'terted
.: paties are
,tb!ae t -teirliait eb.
'b bflg 1Tge ebnks
;'they iay prove it.
d er t 8 e IRe f .4 e
AbranMs Griffin
SALE AND U1L
lv enaw t erMhiNtu fdt assr'
" . & Boos-ad Shbe to the pubUie. -
- prithe ioea
setag# Doma eie se ublc
sa Boot and Shoe Dealer, we
hao r be . gft as good stock as
aryn=foB the ,3tane.- our wak is made
ord4erandby the best workmen. 1ee as
- amu aud-see fyonrself . -
Ag.S 3 3t
DIsoutien er Partners pe
,~~~~bewAfreaT UuM
sps.be atned at.e o&d
S- apoite M. Bkre- Son, where
'haatbe-foun d ready to attead to the
-tBS. .A
a 4scE3tisoth odtru be settled as
-_~,~IpeIUlble aeg 21- SA tf
enrmie to pay aL
%*~ a~ or.week s the cse may b~
~ ~Wmt)e unts tepDot '#.kbu up -or
o, tgoodr bud or idieren,-4
ta;depart without the (ASH
- ea s a.uay frier.ds who have. se
~wti-ne, allan settle the same?
^ -~wthe'gest ofSeptemb*.
- T. E3o?I.
8 1PORTATIONI
- -,ug 21 $faj
* *J a1it Tow oVNwery,S. .,is
by 'sdrawa of, th
I6W. St. LW3. SUER.
-Jatslsrinpin Setled teoe.'udl
- Friaecsixccents
-siannd tarp a Pteon
- R . J. UEREL
ofBt~Vi hrenok."e &c.w a
* - &f.,dalehrs in thts andl
~iy.rovedsb f!ota hrwn. ofxperec
* JintbI..ot ,neae Eoninout a
rI oe n aen fetal.
agber n mtNattre,ratet hiacnd:
tial , Seimlheae, prvtl
t~hesa nd.and tonby.efAue noutr
Seunder, smely, eavplainenvelop, t and
* b~~ .ULy ELL' ".MiLVrrieid,"
- i.auO 25feets. re oo. c
*-A1wd. teublised hor nti dia
. CHJ AreS. fro .bsK Cow.,eprec
ig!Berf neYnrk, Poft Sf-Ae Ba86
)ta. live mn la very witouty, wdihes
to Wak3 mne, ndca ii give05 goodgreer
o capita retisied poiin oelt a
. bsinessno , pyno ma,50r wpet oh aond
reyontecpot ofosi- cent ortway.
Address . C. TLILT O,
A,-c -r cai.l eurd itre l 'a.
* business no" paying ~1,5OO pet month, and
rely on the pro~t8 for mv pay.
Address 'J. C. TILTOX,
Aug 7 Tit'sbnrg, Pa.
AT
GOODGION'S M LS,
Laurees District, S. C,
'WOOL left with Mr. N. B-. KSOL, at the
Depot, Newberry. C. H., will be received
aa promptly returned carded, wlten pay.
met may be mhade for carding-free from
transportation.
Having completed our NEW BUILDING,
purchased additional First- lass Machinery,
and employed the most skilled and scientific
Opeors'tabt ould be obtained-from the
North,
OI& . ACILITIES ARE UNEQUAL D.
OW machinery 3s specially adapted to
nike Mixes of Wool in Wool and Gotton.
- Pdtes same as heretofote.
Pa pagesolicited, and satisraction guar
anteed; -Refer to -Mesirs. Carwile. & Mc
Oanghriu. R. S. & J. M. GOODGION.
ag 14 Im -
Dray Notice.
-fb this day, the-'7th 'nst,, 'I will con
'uienee the iunning of a Dray, for th e .ac
eutuodation of tie Public. Jacob Hare t.o
-be drfver of the- same, who is a trusty,
honest and aocommodatibg man. -An ex
pedeace of seven or eight-yaars in this lin
of business in Newberry, and in which I
gave universal satisfaction, qualifies me in
asking.the merchants and -citizens to give
e-ashare of their patronage. All -goods
placed in care of Jacob Hare will be per
fectly sate, and if I am patronizedI promise
that all work sball be faithfully performed.
"-- i. H..KINARD.
'Aug.'ith-82-.
Ouse to ent
The building formerly occupied by A.
Harris,.11xb dot .to 'Messis. Wiskeman &
#ilber. 'Te fikst stor4 is a large. fiue store
iroo, and~underneatl,.it a eontmodio s eel
lar; aeboad story fine rooms, suitable for
dweiag 'Po sessied given 1st August.
A ppy to .. H. LQVELACE.
jatl24 S0 tf
NE~W ILLINERY.
XRS. JE INKS,
Respectfully informs her numerous friends
and-tbe public, that she-isjust in receipt of
a stock of
Fresh Miljinery,
GUCH AS.
hATS, BDNNETS,
RBBONS flOWRS
RAIDS, Y ILS,
*- . = "coREr S, &4,
In faei all articles usually ?ind in a first
elass liiinery establishment.. The radies
re #isrticularly invited to call aind give my
poeds an.elaalination; as I am convinced it
will be to their- satisfctioin.- -
4 'ter'enCafweHj atreet South of Post
OAce "'-,83-8m.
Gree ville- A Columbia li B,.
?seerTra]ns u'il rn day.(daysescept
ea ntl furthfaotice-a9):follows: - -
Leav.Uoanabia .a.......A ..12 am.
. .Aistoa at.............-. .5 '
". Nfewerry-.-:-- -1.3
ArWe at'A.bbeville af -88j 1.
-.6 - aLaerson at-~~ - E "
-"* ason uv]at -6.#r- a
ae?'e----=----,---4.'ap. It.
ArrIve at Ajston- a--- - .
VOM P YSM1OES, MM~ 1365% -
UNJIL Eurther noriee,Parmenger Trains will
run on this Road as 'follows:.
vmae' .0oTdsbera 1-0. i. in.; EsleI VUJo;.
ortenargas'~ .Ait Charlottes z ..
cobbTO~T-WitY,neaZ.Y,(Sc3AprS3R
Les@rotte 5.6-s. n.;3taJefi16 40. -A
rise atGoldsboro.(A a -i. -
't4eat'e Goldsboro 2.20 a.rm.; 4eigh6O3. Ar
irrein a~gloite-1~ p. m;.
Pasengv* ~ )uffri4s make olose through
.onnectios- e rwa-ant .Charlotte, with
Chrlo;te and S.. C. -ltIlroad; at 4 fela&boro,
viaja&ile and Ric'htaand; at l1e~ Via
W ~' andi Bey i4ne and nA h ine.
As.eenefd GEoldse6W#Ui l train on
apd Wegfoa foad, to and frem
- I.~.Chrotte to New -drk fdtybhours,
by eitbal-ro.to. JAS. ANDEBlON, Sup't.
Xay26th, I86'A
RIdnsgr l?DarflIcR:R.
- CHANE OF NCHULE,
- grnnd.air Thuraa Jamitary 81,.1867,. Ihe
tralsisoitblls add-wilU,ran s $blows
ineChbUargti Deaivile and .Way .Accoligos
diation and Paisenger .Train.'
Leaves Richinnddaily-{,sept Sundayj
Leave DaavOle dgjty'-anxpt Sunday
Pasngr or -Farmnville, Lyndbarg; Knox
,,IeH te , eiphb, New OsJessa. 6o., via
Eyackburg, an for ail way-stations. on the
Soubsdellroad, w1l1 take tisa train.
-. Troughk-Eipress -Tr-ain Going West
Leves Richmond daily at..,....... 2.0 P. M.
Iayes-Davilie, -a....................935-P.'M.
- Going est.
Im sGreensboro at...,........ .23~ P. Mt.
Leaves Banvtjie at. ..................4.4 P. M.
Passengerd W'os Biehmond for all stations
west of Danville, Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta,
Macon, Columbus, Atlanta, Mong~omery, Mo
ble, and New Orleans, via Columbia, will take
this train. TBOLMAS DODA MEAD.
Feb. 6.
GENERAL SUPERINTUDUNT'S OFFICE,
CHARLOTTE & S. C. RAILROAD,
COrnBAu, S. C., May 2, 1867.
Onan fe dyX,a5the schedule of
the assngerTrans oer hisRoad will be as
follows:
leave Columbia at.............-- .0 a. m.
Arrive at Charlotte at................12.16 a. mn.
Leave Charlotte at....................12.20 a. mn.
Arrive at Columbia at.............6.0 a. mn.
Close connections are made at Columbia and
Charlotte with the mail trains on the North Car.'
olia and Sooth Carolina Railroads.
By this arrangement, passengers by the Green
vile Road may go immediately through East
ward and have no detention in Columbia.
THIROUGJH TICKEP8 are sold at Columbia to
Richmond, Va., Washington D. C., Baltimore,
Md.. Philadelphia, Pa.. and New York city
giving choice of routes via Portsmouth or Rich.
mnd-and baggage checked. Tickets are also
sold at Charlotte for Charleston and Augusta.
An Accommodation Train,for freight and local
asage, leaves Columbia at 7 a. m. on Tuesdays,
' ardays and Saturdays of each week, and
Charlotte on the same days and hour; arriving at
Columbia and Charlotte at 7p.
May 3 C. BOUKNIG H , Sup't .
Laurens Railroad.
NEW SCHEDULE.
Office Laurens R. R.,
Laurens C. H., S. C., May 23, 1867.
O N AFD AFTER Monday next.27th inst.,
the Trains will run as follows, until
further notice. The Road havingt been corn
pleted through to Newberry, freight and
passage will be considerably reduced:
Leave Laurens at 6 o'clock, A. Mt., on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI.
DAYS, and arrive at Newberry at12 o'clock.
Leave Newberry on TUESDAYS and
T HURSDAYS at 12 o'clock,and o SA TUR,
1DAYS, at 1 o'clock, connecting with the
down train on the G. & C. R . R.
JOSEPH CREWS;
I May... i a Suprintendent.
Miscellaneous.
Notice.
We would call the attention of those hav
itg memorandums or aceounts with us, to
the fact, that they must be PAID WITH
OUT FAIL, on or before the
First day of September next.
We hope that all defaulters will take warn
ing, for this is the
FIRST, :LAST AND ONLY NOTICE..
Hereafter~no memorandums or accounts
will be kept for any one, and we most posi
tively declare that no goods will be deliv
ered unless they be first paid for. All or
ders sent as must be accompanied by the
cash to receive any attention.
MATHIAS BARRE- & SON.
August i4, St. *
Wool Carding Notice.
THE SUBSCRIBER is still carding' wool
at the old stand of Pitts & Duvall. Wool.
sent to Clinton per railroad, will be taken
and carded, and returned free of charge.
Oarding done at old. prices.
JAS. W. DUVALL.
July 24th 1867. 31-4t.
TURNIP SEED.
New Crop!!
JUST RECEIVED
AT DR. T. GOUIN'S,
. Consisting- of
PURPLETOr (Strap Leaved,)
Pomeranin Globe, -
Puiple Top, Yellow Ruta Baga,
White Rata Baga, Prussian, Hanover or
Long French,
- And Large Norfolk.
All of the above choice varietiea; and
warranted to be .~frQm New Crop. Cail
early aid sedure a supply.
D. r. T.COUiL.
Julv- 173t -
At Low Prices.
WE are.jnst in- receipt of a very nice
Invoice of GOQDS, direct from New York,
Several pieces nice.PRINTS.
" ' " BLEACHED GOODS.
t " BROWN' "
" -" b o -
LADIES EOSE and. GLOVES,
GENTS } HOSE and GLOVES,
-- - .YANCY TIE3
-ni-vaions -ther artRles too numerous
to itemise, which we Will sell cheap, for casb
only. LOVELACE & WHEELER.
July 17-29-tf.
Cottoin yarns.
A full and complete wassortment of No's.
Just r.eeeived by - R.L. STEWART.
July SJ-31-4t.
Sleys, Sleys.
Just receWed a lot otldhe very best Sleys
made in the United St.es, by
S. STEWART'.
-Powder, Powder
*Just received,' -another lot, entbracing all
ardes; and warranted the very best mans
fae:- ed BbySTEWART. -
Shot, Lead, Per. Caps.
A foil asagrimen. ofShot, PBer. Caps and
Lead, just receh.ed and for sale bv. .
-- R. STE'WRW.
Kerosine~ Oil.
Just*ttee1ed a fresh supply, direct from
the manufaturers, warranted No. I. For
sale by - R. STEWART.
July 31-31--4t.
.Jatyeeeived, Cathtsrk and other brands,
super and-common. If"you want something
nice aid, delieldus9call soon at ~
Jufr -R. STEW ART.
~PERUVIAN
TDm -ALL OTHE
FERTILIZERS.
The zdudxe will have fpr sale at sa
day,iUp'-Gi Tieruvian
- o an [ U. ote ppved Manures,
tresonbeipdess. -
Orders may be left at krfs offiee, rear of
Grieren's Drug Store, Newberry, S. C.
july 31 Wf - WM. F. NANCE.
PROSPECTUS
-OF THE
CIRISTIAN NEIGHBOR.
GOD willing, I shall cause to be published,
at a place, time and price hereafter deter
mined upon, a Weekly Paper, with the
above style and title.
The general object of the publication will
be the maintenance of the Christian Scrip
tures as the standard of right, in all ques
tions which involve morality, whether these.
questions appertain to man individually ~or
collectively, and whether arising from his
relation to God or his neighbor.
Enjoining conscientious obedience to all
the ordinances of civil government not in
conflict with the law of God, the CHRIS
TIAN NEIGHBOR will be an unequivocal
advocate of Christianity as opposed to war.
While neither polities nor other uncon
gnial matter shall in any wise alloy ; yet
he principles of Christianity will be applied
to all matters, so far as they involve moral
principle. Politics shall be excluded from
religion, yet the former shall not be exempt
fon the application of the latter.
Identified with the Methodist Eprscopal
Church, South. whose authority under God
is paramount with me,. and holding the
principles announced, the NEIGHBOR is
offered as a medium of advocacy of all the
intressof Christianity in that branch of
the Church, and also as an agency for en
larging and establishing in other churches,
and in thle regions beyond, that, Kingdom
of Christ "which is not of this world."
I desire to ascertain, through the agency
of all who .will so far interest themselves,
what number of subscribers (name, post
offie, County and State,) may be reckoned
in the beginning; tbe price governed by
size of sheet for six oi- twelve months to be
fort'-coming on the reception of the first
ntumber. Let all communications he ad
dressed SIDI H. BROWNE,
July 11. Marion C. H., S. C.
School Notice.
Mr-s. Anderson will resume the exercises
of her School on Monday next, 19ith inst.
August 14, 1867.
Charleston Advertisements.
New Goods! New Goods!
AT THE
"CHARLEST11ON MHUE."
$~COILIO, W8B2.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
At BANCROFT'S OLD STAND, 287. King-St.
We would call Special Attention of Merchants and
Planters to our large and well selected Stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, which we
are offering at the Lowest Market Firices.
Our Stocks are constantly replenished by every Steamer, with aln the Newest Styles
and Patterns of the Season.
We keep always on hand Pull Lines of Dot>estic Goods, which we will sell at a Small
Advance on Agents' prices, for CASH or CITY ACCEPTANC 1
We also offer at Retail,-the Largest Stock to Select-from in the City.
N. B.-Samples, with Price Lists, sent (free of charge) to any part of the State
Refers to City Advertisements for prices.
All Orders will be promptly attended to.
Stoll, Webb &- CO.
April 17 287 KING ST.
*Yo, ~153 MEETING ST.
- - Opposite the Charleston Hotel.
(EorJalix ASHHURST & CO;)'
G$0RGE 0. GOO) RICH, -
PHILIP WINEMAY N, Sotkah are a?.
JOIIY ASHHURST. -
Drect Importers of Pure Drugs & Chemical
C HARLESTON, S. C.
April24 8mo.
bacon, Lard,,&c. ~~J pj
3udt received iasplendid.lot
fBacon Sides- O
New Flour. -JJ k
Fresh. KCrosene Oil C
Lamp.dCiiies. -All the Iates1t 8tyL68 o0
AT .LOVELACE &WHEELER'S,- PINTS, MUSLINS, &c.
July 10 - Cheap Store.
- And alt.tite various articles- to be found. in
- T9iV P~ a Dry Goods establishmen~t, the whsle- o
IJ1.L 74.t~- which areored ar
REDUCED PRICES!
-Cotton Yarxis,
aling, Oftt n. nnb. o. ha~d for sae
. iyt a& iope, wasier to. put on ; Call and - Zxamine Before.
aves expense of mending an:d toss PUTRCHA SING.
M,!Ae-7 M. B3ARRE 8 . -
Frsi;wholesale.and rti.. a
.WM. F. NACE gen ..
nla fw ekb NWTVS
hadv.vt;e havi3 sin isfored to - -
edy, and4 bagiig suf'ered fdr several yearr.~
with a severe lung.affection, and that uiread &
disease Consumnption-is anxious to 1na~ke I L N&W C E
known to his fellow-sufferera the men WofKE -
o all who desire it, he will send a coFyr of are in receipt of i ehoice. and deslibb
the prescription used (fe of charpe,) with stock of Miscellaneous .Goods and tatio..
the directions for preparng.and using the -
same, wrhich they wit find a SURE CURE sC E
for CoNSUMPJON, AsTuxA, BRoNCHITIS, -S- C -
COUGS, CoLDs, and all Throat and Luog
Affections. The only object of the.advertier GROC11EIES
isending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he
evry sufferer willi try his rmd as it wi
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, PREE, by -
return mall will pese a dressN
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.C O KE Y
May 891 C on f ec tionRery7
ERRhIIS OF YOUTH. MselnosGos
A Gentleman who su#ered for years frdtm -
Nervbs Debility, Premature Decay, and all_
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will for A i
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for N TO S
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad- Jue1
vertisers experience, can do so by addressing ______________
in perfect confidenceH, B GDN
4~2 Cedar Street New York.
May 81i91y. JH .ODNa g i s
GROCRIESBargains
. PRODUCE! B ALN N
Wiskeman & WilberI EXMNG
Take pleasure in announcing to their friends, ~~ ~~W i
patrons and the public generally, that they -' '"
will always keep on had a select stock ofYOWIL[N
Groceries and Produce, PrcsGetyRdc!!
at the Lowest Market Prices. o 'tfre
CORN & BACON,
Will be sold Low for Cash, N .~
or Bartered for Cotton,
as Cheap as it can be done in M L OH N R W
the ounry.B. JALINGETN.
AprlicJues Gral edcd!
S Misellaneous.
. R]IMEMBBR
D. MOWER'S
New' Store!
ON THE CORNER,
Where you will find a good
Assortment of
ELDEiRY,
oRY 000D8,
. AND-. -
.3R QC . RI E .
lCall and See the Prices b.fore
Purchasing.% .
Ju1y1729
LADIES' FAIR!
For the Benefit
-. 70TK ~
M ET HODI'S CiiiUkceH,
. AT NEWBERRT 0. H.
.The Ladies, members of thi Chureb re
spectfully annonce.to the community gen
erally, that they propose giving a.
For jhe peepose.of raising a small' fund 1
be devotee to Zhe.necepites of thre aove
named Churph.
-he -F,ir will be held si October,,. com
meneing on the-1st Matnday, (Ssle-da y,)ant
is poestponed.,nnttl that dme, to avo-i een
Nictit wih othepehariEbe o,irycji
- Further parteniars will be p)yHea at
another tliilp.
Newberry
FEMALE - COLLEGE,
NEWBERRY C. ..
- FACFL.TL *
Rev. J. Tavlor Zeat,jrinc4pre.
Prof. W. Gray ees ty. Associite Prig.
eipal . . - <-- .- -
Mis A. Et Wotto, Instnettcrss"Sel
-Dep't -
Mes. L. ,Crr P-incipal MaH.kea. Dep't.
Mr. -- , As4stant "
Mrs. S. 4. McCely, Ptiueipal- rimary
Dap't. - -
Miss C. S. P'a1e, Assistant Primaryb1ep't.
t' THE ensuing Sssion of ,tbiB
$ehool iU eomnmeniee en Wed
Snesdayr, the 21st dayt of Angest
nest. -11he 'Seson t'nbraess
SixT~h?A'w'.RKS,' and- pu pils are
charged fm-m the trats or THEIR ENYTRANCER
T THE-C.OSE 01 THE~ SEssmoN..
The daughters oflMiisteMsofthe Gospel,
bordn wif.h the Einie1T ar 'educated
'gratuitously, the only charge ainh4 them
isfor board. . '
Each -boarder la req e4 -te .taik
Towegk,.,a pair of Sheets, Now0ases,tand
such heavy covering asjsbeedy.
TerDMg-ina'4 isntte , per Bsien
Dwoad,icoding wash.iag, fuel, tightil
e ;,.:...........c..:..............8 ' O
Tuition in Eag?gskBranchee, Col. Depit. 2-0..
' e. & . " . Ae.denid,15O0.
Do. ' " --r"ay .'40
-Incidental Epens,.......'...e.:........ 8 0.
abaabveis eqird0feagpTppl1 thlf6How
'~a otioal- . -.
*ment,.........--- - e -;:---- n -0 .
taition on GaItar...,.-..---.'- ----- .
eeS1lLemons,tpit,.....--.----*'*--------00
Vcea1Liso, in eTase,.. .----.Meo.'
Tuitionin'-Moderni Lan -~Se*feh..'....- 20 0(7
Taition .a Drawlng or atan:sn..a. SI 0.
No other charges-except.for Boo4Gs aind
private Stationer; f,nished.
For further hdfoimation addressW.
-Kewberry C~ S. C~
The Oou29-tf.e
PUNIARITD
~vng faen nd~itag6 of
The abgeri!er has a~1t ,re
eed an issdrtmerit bouIrt
atLOW EIGURES, wiech
he..ean~and will:sell at a
The Oheapest . o3ods
sjnce the war;
- Embracing
D r Goods, .
Drshosn
Groceries, &c.
P91R PR~O1 Th1RAM
Give me a Call.
* W. H. WEBB.'
June12 24 -.
WILLIAMSTON SPRINGS, S. C.
THIS POPULAR WATERING
PLACE, having been lenred by the
subscriber, is now opened for visitors.
Williamston has strong attractions for the
invalid, the climate being salubrious, and
the water, the purest chalybeateja America.
No pains will be spared on thie part of the
proprietor to render every comfort to in
valids and pleasure seekers. Board will
cly be $25 per month, $9 per week, and
$1,50 per day.
Tratelers by the GreenvIlle and Colutnbia
Rail Road reach the Springs, daily' at ha!f
past 4 P. M. IH. I. EPTING, M; D.,
July 3-27-tf. Proprietor.
STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLIA.
In Equity-Newberry District.Dai
Werts vs. Pamela Noble, An-,tida. Noble
.and others. Bill to sell lands to -pay
debts.
The creditors of ' illiam F. Noble, de
ceased, are required to render on oath and
establish thdr respective demands Against
the estate of said deceased, before the Com-.
missioner, on or before the twenty-fifth day
of August inistafit.
.SILAS JOHNSTONE, c. x. s 6
Comn's office, Aug. 12--32. 3. *5.
GENERAL SUP'US OFFICE.
CBAERLEsTo, S. C., NoV 8, 1866.
On sna after the 15th irast., the Through Mail
Train will run as follows, viz:
Leave Charleston.....---.....------ 8.00 a. m.
Arrive at Columbi.............20 p. m.
L aave Columbia.......................6.50 a. m.
Arie at Charlcston.. . ..........4.0 p. m.
Minellaneous ,
WEBB'S
E AP
By late additions, my ct of
CLOTBHING.
SENT% fUlRNSHNG G8
Is now Complete
And my priced
As CllEAP and CHIAPER
Th'an they welr .one week ago,
CEAP CLOTHING FOR CAS,
At the new Clothing Store of
. IL WEBB.
I take pleaSare in sitd f66attl + Ye1 .
Marshall. Brothers, bavcg t1
of fhis establishment, will a1ftaas te od
there ready-and bppy to suppn y the
of an who may ca llon them.. jule .
r B. E.SWE,
Cotton Factor, and Gc era1
Qmwissiori MefchaT ..
CHARIzSTON, S ?.
Solicits o jn entstf Cut on
a>nd other.prd vie,will give par Fi
tar a'teitton to the sale of ,kat
and Pour.
- Recc t< Messr.g. Mays & SarLiD, " +a
Carwile & McCughrin.
July 1u 29 tf. .
Bease&Wig~it,
N -1
uare-now it stott at areoiotints -
weving 'a*large tsortmerfcf t1
- . wer, esta 1riitles of -
Whie-they wanmt to give eutfra safc
- ioi. W,ho. .-m
BI.40, FFHCE & 810PXTlS.
They inmifsctuzre and sell aS whoesde-.aug
rtsitthe bst rticle of -
Plain .44' fr
They keep on hand -e, good mso,teatbf
Pressed anM Japanned
ifIendT,-isi e-uiee
dd e ery n,sa a i M
A IIW,ASEO- SARb
hdis fryfd' rfss ofeey s
TEddie CAS t-ai e in p-li
priesir.-*
en 1 - t Y4. A, - t
rEM g Z$ ai n f r~I nJd i
Ofinoeneny.
- -ec nt stock. t
And Famnish iugGoeds;
AtGheatlyfeducd Prtee!
Yea, at CO ST and -LESS
THIAN COST if NECES
SARY to effect sales.
Our Stock etnouot be eseelled.in Sty)e awl
Finish. We 'would call espeetat attention
to the following ine r'
Black AlpaoSk,1eir........8to 610
Brown Lnea S4ka~.........1.. to 6
Col'd Cass. Sacks,'(all wool)...8 to 16
Biack " " . . ..-..6to 21)
Printed and Striped Shearaeca Sacks.2 to 4
Cass. Marseilles and Linen Vests,... to 5
Boys Jackets and Suits for less than the mate.
ria! costs.
We nre persuaded that none will fail to fiud
inducemehrs to buy, who desire anything in our
line. leepectfemy~
WRIGHT & COPPOCK.
June 19 Mewberry S. C.
Daily Trains on B. IR. I. Rt.
SSUPT'S OFFICE G. & C. R. R., i
COLUMBAr, May 8>, 1867. J
On and after the 1st day of Jun, the Trains of
the Greenville and Columbia l(siJroud Company
will be rua daily (Sundays excepted) over the
Blue Ridge Railroad, between Anderson and
Walhalla, to connect with the up and downs
traIns of the Greenville Railroad.
Jc2.B. SLOA N, Sap. (. &. C. R. R ,
T..no ** 19r