The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, November 06, 1867, Image 4
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And mid theire
Ars-sadW PrOODM
OtUaMrs that con as1got
-Aat other's follHes a ,
Osrsto manage t s.,
We've faal enough at hfe $ome!n
87a00 aitn tf,vr ri sta
tk weekt
for every man and --.
bh ol the~~
Aaiwe oury down life's road,
it pen ne' hbor
en vs
to in: t
0w o r t n i a im e . y l l a -
tend th a , 'or
~ahtPbJ ?ty equalad-l
take tke, newspap ers
as .rjof ta-e th'mn
r-oW-*aT fMen borrow
-" Vri .~~ sr, vhat
S -with the
At%fiof bildreri?
VT &P
Z-- you.-i
- tem away from school as to with
hold from them the newspaper,
SItis little sc of its. B
nt: , d thy _ S TE
46 parsue it.%k 31
wre storing their :
ing, &c. Aa ofn
"urprised thai. a . V- 1
neig- r QJ9
th ^"epense?
* 1:ha .st me ask, is the v .Of
teno and ahalf or t 1
* k at w h a t
t. Oh n't eation -the ex
yuwill t in omore
when tra li ra4 w etew'Inthe
the-whole generation of women,
ora the re
er,to use their feet
.base dev ss extent an
sinee the shortwalking dress has
gW e,r#sO infeIieities
meta o's are re
.MME%dr%6a ltif'Mader
tome ~it,- he~u s of t
fosigisbt niferwa h~ srehet
~ueg gn3a wggd, iher
-wasges aly stauap LBy
-.sasindgig-in'ma a candi
3sabradi 0 abWkward -senad."
d@( heb tiV italemsdtb be
* ~t-live ~s Ia
?he prCeenk .akig
I*4I&9Vy either "ofthose
.,. &* t-8
-al EmgNO.- H,elart
~'~I &4ttet& e~aciriosBideCident
nerthat eity.. Mrs. Eli~a Barne
.Teday dee paarriage was
tbe -arangemenCfts
~ t~te appointed hour
*the bfid- eo6a me not. He
d.etoWN,irran ear
3Utgi. orse
tha.. ier was--.getting
0' ~ waiting. Seeing this
of 're one%of the invited
gests, a middle aged.famzer, who
a secret a 'r of-s.
couraged before the lawyer's ad
u~rd to take
space ; nd was accep
'JrC*i nmarribd, ate their
dinner, and prpmnise to make a
A esilig canlie disigned for
thIin has been made
'jT. 'i~tk1eelsare ten feet
as'two uprigh jib sails,
anda sail on each. spoke of the
shel o one-side of the wa
gnj ~ear act5 on
is shaped~Iike a bb4t, .nd hung
rkM~n%ed?r*i1be used as aboat in
ceosingI*reais.
- ws M=en- Telegraph is enthu
'sti ove&new idea of putting
a quininle 'in jujube paste cap
siale~.
Aev as AND TUNNELS.--AS a
p&4enger -tiain- was approaching
a-P4nnylvania tunet, a fer days
ago, a-e ,Ie in: one of the care
were iot:cea to have a great fond
ness for one another. This sug
t ed' fau.. Some mischievous
, as the train was abovt the
mid4le of the tunuel,-:illumi tbd
the cai- by lighting a natch, when
the loving eenp1e were discovered
bginad kissing, each pther in
thte-mostioving mat-ine. Ofcourse
-tim 'as an immediate cessation
of the delicioas- amusement. The
passengers rpied with laughter,
epd the loverst were immensely
Wibafr ssed:Y. ees 8hould not
allow themselves to forget h*ben
going through. a. tunnel, tha : a
sucdAlaumintaen of thee%ar: -is
Pey ikely to h'afpen.
-: Ix~~eob.NsstLkE.-I I14c
Porsin t tists :ssociatidn,I
awig th ings, re C!n Iee
1hat a fine'r pastor of'Ricni-n'a,
Rev. T,]. Pritehard, -chairman pf
the %durmitte " on the "religious
cotditiorot the'coutitry, submit
ted a rathei unique report,
whleh ~ead as follows: &The coin
inittee appointed'to report on the
religious condition of- the eoiihtry,
bbg loave to eubmit that the coun
try, is very 'itrreligious.". -The
report was not- spread 'pen the
eftAite)1TOKIdg cl4J l Si f b et'd i edg
T e Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Morning Past writes : "I have en
deavored to find out what colored hrir{
. - Ks Yill be d6rn. t1T =yar.
lirti i ar -idc greed
t E darlr eyj rokS are to accenpany
m-fi Sscr f d golden e,ebro s
or chestnut locks
and curls ire not to be t>lerated;.- It U
dt .qufte seii'ed if thee6non is -' o
-mnailiferrted ; i't s dvieve ttot, i'!tore
.ivo d complicated decoration
-,14eift/d. The cociplexion is -to
nkd sI moth4Mi t&o ghtly
-Mr. Geo Y.Edes,p rietor
case, setting the fnest type with
Cxnt- the use of spectaes. His-edi1
torials fret assume form ini .his
- rpi tus& composed'
up1b1 t senses.
A man w io .i4made an- en
te.i : eply. part of the
non dru whisey. He
eh atieking
pomnt.
thors of tM. Miffta ry Hecanstruction bills
a e,bere.gtOnwr
teoxsetin:sia'-begi with'S;. Stan
t'an, Sheridan and 8emiss. .A mihanar.
coieIdea4 shabtedhis: -girns'etter.
i9ih, Kinsas and married fir. Tlis
est~ day she got drunk aind turne-d
somersaults in the street The"young
the gru b tastes.
Thp oicial returns frpsyio aho a
Democratic gin ofthirty-nine thousand
seven hundre an-d e' hty-ses.en. The
agrgl2 t*enty-three
thousand four hundted and twenty4ime
larget than-the voefa4the-previos-lec-~
The .prepard giue. so much adyertis
ed in the newsp'apetssa .is inse M disc
sovfig conqnga~.jg 5 warnn water,
and then addigsebo acu (strong vin
egar) to Iceep-it. -Diaolee 1 pend of
best glue in 1-I pint-e# water; inUadd 1
pint of best winegar. it is ready.fruse.
We once heard -of a man .who
only subscribed to u paper toi help
it along, but failed.:W piy.Iis sub
scription.,AWe hope noi&ne of. our
slbscribers haveft rat vijew,- yet
some tMr gf.heni tit - never
paid. --
Ma ye at
Satoga. and -othekmfathowtab1%
watering' places~ in bei lerth
drink fine liquors at (he bar-rooms
and enter into,allf the other aron
sals o h ser ee.
Someof he'faiersof Alaba
ma, wye see it, ststed, have arpady
seut an at for four; heridred
Germans, and will have them
comfortably provided for in ample
tme. J1,%o~lk isiness.
Axt'E $e ng&safy4hat J}ia
D%an; formeirly? XrmL'ayne,. is
now Mrs. Cooper.-We.adyise the
last husband to coop hei' well, or
she will 'do him as she did-Hayne
Mrs.. Annie E. Kirby, for the murder
of her husband has been convicted and
sentnced'for seven years' ina the peni
tentiary.'
Distilleries around Richmond, last
month, turned out 23,000 gallons of
whiskey, while in July last they only
distilled 5,000.
The oldest inhabitant. in Alleghany
county, Maryland, was married the oth
er day, at the ripe age of 102, toa.second
wife':
The gold production of the earth in
1865 was about 560,000 pounds avoirdu
pois ; the silver production, 4,000,000
pounds.
Ristori twenty years ago was called
the handsotnest woman in Italy.
It is said that corn sells for eight cents
a bushel in some parts of Iowa.
IA Weinen's Christian Association is
to be established Chicago.
General Lee has 600 students at his
coleg againt .40n lnat e.
Are prepared at all times
.tolby nd. l
EXC G o1: >HIRESTON,
And the
Northern Cities.
And to inake LIERRAL CASH
AD TA.YEStn TTON
and other PRODUCE
Consigned to their Friends in Charles
Ston auid NewoYork.
September 4 2mo.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Xsewberr.- Distri;G'Yutt qit
Mary E. Senn vs. Mary F. Senn and others.
Bill -fog Relief.
The creditors of tlhe Etate of James it. Senn
deceased, are required to render on oath and es
tablsh betore the Commissioner thei reepective
demands o. a prs of ecer
ber 187 ,i -JO' sE,, ..N. D.
Com's Office,'Oc29th:& Ot. e6.
SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR,
JIS OnIfED.! T;' -
A TA TKEY,' GE2O 1A,
BY D. REDMOND & JAMES CAXAB,
T Ean.-To Lul t ' or !r
six qnths; tIfty Uetta fori tiree s,
Sa(roce. anglegjes, rentV
Oc:.~"3Oth, I8t. .
STAT F LELINA.
S- Nu-- 1eVmrgR -J8RICT.
By John T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry
District.
W hereas, WilliaO'C Johnson has'applied
to- me for Letters of Administration, on
all and siWular the eods and chattels, rights
a skkria o ils djI eof: 's.
These are therefore to cite and' admonisli
all and singular, the kindred and credjtors of
the said deceased, to be and afear efbe
we, at. our.next Ordinary, Court.tor the
ti1d-91saiet. o' be holeeN ewbrfy?odre
House on the 12th of Nov. next, to show
cause, if .any wwy the sgid Admit istratioa
should)nbidertetti. ?( . ld
Given under my hand ald seal, this 29th
dq - of O tj-earD o 1nnlO mnef
HN T. PETERSON, 0. N. D.
. - ,Office Laarens R. R.,
Latrens OIt., S. C., May 23, 1867.
-0,$ . ZD -DFtER1onday et 274h Inst..
the Trains will run as follows; until
further otioe. The Road having been com
pleted te g t and
Leav s a , ,M.,on
MONDAISD W YS and -PRI
'a'ritra~t1 o'c16ek
berryeoe Sean
an* *fe *hi -nt t* *ollwing TARIF4(
Philadeplpha.... ......- 400
" Barhore................. 8 50
" " .Chatleston............. 200
Fleureperet York ......,~.. 110
toi ........ i.. -
Gri e bushPAel oeihe;pin.......... 2
Change of Seheda e%
exetd s follows:
Arrve at Abbevillefat........2. p. m.
"sat ate ...IL..4-90
" Anderson .............4.20 "
~g~eat Aiston at..........1235 p.m.
Iage A,ederson.)1ont s, W nesds;aud
Tri -s-rettgrning.esdys3 :Tfitrsdkys
and trday, asfollows:
I4vi i dersoat ...... . .--410.m.
Arrive aMa St .. .4 .. .30
,!)edeon d..!..-... ...10'1 ''
Arrive at Anderson at.........410 "
Connection's made ithI the8 IP: U. t0k,
Or4aRailroad. -
0Oe23 43 tt.
SO0iFH CAROLINA R4 L0M.
eEtAL SUPERINTE\EPS019% (
.CHaa.zsroi, 8. C., Octber8,184 .
if 1If ATERI OCT'dBRTIE'6td 1 7,
0 'T ASE\G ER TR AINS on-the Samtk$
Carolina airoad will run as follows, viz:
Lea(areton for Columbia .....-. 4.3 A~
Arrive ei......... ,.... 1115 A x
Leave. ..sfI .x........ ..,1
Arive. a li,y................1.10 P If
Leave -OwIumbIa :...-.........-1.OiN A K
Aries ------.4a 5A M
Lave Kingie............. ....-,--.---, -P M
Arrive at Carleston................... 7-05 P E
Iave letnfrAugusta.......10 4 A
LarC4UA U-..............a...-. 5A M
Arrive at threston...~..............12.20 P K
The Passenger Train on -the Camden Branch
N'GHT EXPRESS. TREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER A CCOMM1ODATIOS TRA[.s will run
a kialows, viz: a
Leave Charleston for Columbia....54) P U
Arrive at Columbia...d. ............0'A M
Leave Columbia........................ 3.00 P If
Arrive at Charleston ....... ..... 1...2J A K
Leave Charleston for Augusta ...... 7.0 P K
Arrive at Augusta.................. 8.0 A If
Leave AuEst...................---- .10 P 1
Arrive at Chaleston.................. 4.0b A K
-H. T. PEAKE.
Oct 23-48-tf.
TO CONSUMPTI1ES.
d'b Ev. DWRDA. WLSO wlU send
Meesfehagert allwho desire It, the preserip
tion with the directionsa for maaking and using
the sitrple remedy+by whish -be-was cured of a
lang affection and that dreaad disasee Consump
tion -His.only object is to benefit-the affBicted
and he hoe every sufferer will try this preserip
to,a twill cost them nothlng,anid may prove
a blesin. Please address
Ray. EDWARD A.WILSON,
- No.185 Smuth Seond Stret
Sept. 18-38. Wlhamangh, New York
APPLINTION FOR CHARTER.
Notice Is hereby given that application'
will be-made-at the- ensuing session of Lg
islature for - a charter for a Ferry at Sals
Old To*n. ...Aug 28.
Dr. J. I. Bruce
- Iaving resumed tile practice of Medicine,
tenders his preossional services totbe public
Office in Mr. Paysinger's building,opposite
the Methodist Parsonage.
Snpt 153 IQf.
Commissioner's Notices.
Tb Stae of South, Carolina.
Newberrv District-In Equity.
fohn Saterwhite, v. John M. Glymph and
otlrera:
"Tlie'creditors of terEstateof Lvael
Ilymph, deceased, are required to render
Lnd establish on oath, before -the Commis
ioner of this Court, their respective de
nands, on or before the first?da. of Jan
tary, 1868.' 'SILAS JOHNSTONE,
Corn's Office, C. E. N. D.
Oct. 14 42 12. *12
The State of South Carolina.
Newberry District-In Equity.
!lizabeth A. Higgins, Admr'x, v. Calvin. C.
,iggies :and otiers.
By order of the Court, the time hereto
'ore allowed purclasers of property at the
ales made in this case, to show the true
maiue and real consideration of the pur
:hases, is hereby extended to first. iy . of
Tiannary 1868. SILAS JOH:fSTONE..
Com's Office, c. E. N. D.
Oct. 14 42 3t. *.4
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Newberry District-In Equity.
David-. Werts .v. Pamela- Noble, -Amanda
Nobleid others.
Bill to sell land to pay debts.
The creditors itt tl.e. estate of William
F. Noble, deceased, are hereby required to
render and establish on oath, before the
(omiissioner,tleir respective deDnands, on
r= beoe iheifrst day of December'iext.'
SILAS JOH NSTONE. c. E. N. D.
Con's office, (t. 14th, 1867.
16-42-7r. '9
STA1'E OF SOITELCAROLINA.
Newberry bistrict-In Equity.
Emeline Bradley vs. Peter Rodelsperger
and othets.
The creditos of the-estate of Richard L.
Bradley, deceased, are required to render
and establish. on oath, before the Comtais
if#aoir4E th) =,rt .tfae p 'e
an on beor d ary.
Corn's oVve.)ODt.t4b .1867.
16-42-12t. *12
The-State of South'Carolina. -
Newberry District-In Equity.
t lizabeth A. Boozer, r. eiy Booze*, I-. d.
The creditors of John A. Boozer, deceased,
are hereoy required to render and establish
o peth, before the- Commissioner of this -
rourt, their respective demands on or be
fore the fifteenth day of January-1848.
Corn's Office, SILAS JOHNSTONE,
-Oct. 15 42 am.-- *12.: .c i. :D
eIid tste of Soutli C roliir.
Fraices IL A. SaiMnec(% : W %..edetr
rip -nd J. GSBroreAah
I for Panitin, .&Account andyGerteral B(#
B. II..Lovelace, Adm'r, v. W. W. McM6res
ang LC. d. Brown, et. a!.
lFhe. reditors Afhrgae Gog
Sumrgs, deceased aferequitp d p render
And eetill1sifofi oadh; bef/d Th4t oMniis
jig eghii Cqurt i their free&itisep det
pma499 9r-before the first day January
STAT TRF SOUTH CAROL4XA.
crwer rDtrictM-n Eqtfity.
JhiS.'Wi~nkrek tifd ~othe~r5, creditors, v.
Ja. H. Williams, Ex'or. and~othn-d.
The creditors of Benjasiin lue-16ett,.Jpc'd,
de iefjinid ?o ronder And''estadisli their
oetiv-dmadanenbefpee the Comil
missio6er of this Cour:t,.og. o' .bege the.
Srsrday of January 1888.
'. S L4S JOaNSTONE, c.. Af
o olf'-,Oct. 14th, 1g67. ~. ~ -
OFASQUT C A ROLINA.
* h~Jer hstrief q4uit9.
Miaael Werts andSusan M-Long v. Latimer
LongZ 'agd others.,
The creditors of the, estate of4George
onig debessed, ar,e required to rqmie. ajd
stablghld oath-, bafog tAe' CommissiQueT
oftiis(C'ourt, their respective demand, son
or before the first da, of January 1868.
C'oiiB office,' Oct. f4t'h i&e7..
ST~A TPUF SOUTH CA1BOLI2jA.
119w6efi Disiet-1n'Eliuit'r. A
John S. Biree u)d: L. B.. Sisiett, Adtn'rs. v.
William B-ridges,'Char. Bridjres and other.
,.Billtp seil.lantd to.pay debts.
Te ,.editors of tI p estate .of Wiley
Briges, deceased, .a.re .herey.. requied. o
ender and establish on oath their, respetive
claims, before the -Comiswsionler of this
aurt, on or before-theTs ieday of Janma-tiy
1888. RILlAS JOHN~STONE, ci E. s.').
GoinV' offie, -Ot.14h.19672
STAT- TliQ$5ef IAOL INA.
:1 - ewberry Distriet-Ar Equik, -
Eathsia Kinard v; H. H. Rinard,-l!Ex'or.
Bill for Do wir.
.The vreditors of' the estate of John M.
Kinard, dleceased, are required to render
and establish, before the Commnissioner of
thi$opr.t .tbeir.respeetive. demaiads, on or
bebre thetfirst day-of J'ahnar'y 188.
-SILAS JOHNSTONE, c. E. N. D.
Comn's office, Oct. 14th, 1867..
16-42-12t. *12
STA1%QrF SOFJTR CAROLINA.
- ewberry District-In Equity..
ery Summuer and William Summer, mur
viving Addmrs; v. Mary M. Summer, C. P.
Summer et al.
Bill for sale of land to mirshall assets and
General Relief.
The creditors of the estate of John Sum
mer, deceased, are required to render and
establish on oath, before the Commissioner
of this Court, their respective demands, on
or before the first day of January 1868.
SIL AS JOHNSTONE, C. E. N. D.
Corn's office, Oct. 14th, 1867.
16-42-12t. . 15
-The State of South Carolina.
New berry District-In Equity..
Nancy H. Ropp, v. W. H. Ropp.
The creditors of the Estate of Geo. Ivey
Ropp, deceased, are required to render and
establish on oath, before-the Commissioner
of this Court, their respective demands, on
or before the first day of'January next.
Comn's Office, SILAS JOHNSTONE,
Oct. 14 42 12t. *12 c. .N. D.
The. State of~ South Carolina.
Newberry Distrit-In Equity.'
Martha A. Wise v Pattick E. Wise,'Aimr.,
.il et.a!.
Bile for Partition.
Tecreditors (f the estate of John A.
Wise, dee'd,. are teq'aired to render and. es
tabHish on oath, befor'e'the Commissioner,
their respective demands, on or before the
FIRlST DAY OF J.ANUARYW,1868. -
SIL AS JOHNSTONE,'c.:.s.D.
NEW MILLINRY.
MRS. JENKINS,L
Res' ctfully'informs her numerous friends
ind the public, that she is just In recept of
t stock of
Fresh Millinery,
SUCH AS
HATS, BONNETS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS)
BRAIDS, VEILS,
_ CORSETS, &C.,
In fact alt articles usually found in a first
class Millinery establishnient. 'The ladies
are particularly invited to ea1l and give my
goods air examination, as I am couvinced it
will be to their satisfaction.
Store on Caldwell street South of Post
Office. Aug. 14,-33--tn.
-Buy the Best.
J. W. Bradley's Duplex
ELTJJ IC SKU f.
Of the following popular Styes, viz:
TIP-TOP DEMI QUAKER
Patis Trail "
Excelsior, Single Steel
R ceptl n, jzakr, 3oible Steel
and'all otier late styles.can, be.fdt 4le.
A,ladf having.eajoyed . peastMces
fort:aad greac-oonvenience;of -weaing.4be
Duplea Elliptic Steel Spring.Skirts
A* singe da,,:.will never:afterwards wil
:irigly :dspendi -itir theieuse. For abil
dren, misses and ''otn Lidies they are su
perior.to ai1 others.
MATHIA.S. Rb E & SON
BIease:t ' rgt
Have now 40 store ani are constaaty
-receivilig a lArge assortmentof th -
"vr best- sicdes o -
I~i~a~We.
They keep. on da gof asortmnt of
~-Th o aR kinds of40(WRL.
-doln di aiUrB0U9 U
Jan 3 1f
THE SUBSCRIBER has donstitWY*n
han faltassortment of the abova approved
eaes, of different patteiT 'besides ~dris
o his OWN osake,- 4il of wh1ck hQ.s prpred
tQ.faiMta satre il idbe ates with
ptpmphaes* and despatel.
. esn desirous-41.fatring cases.sent by
rdraljlllv be gen t p 'ehaige.
A..Heatseis always. ,n hauo4ua,d .wlUR-be
f$ritished at the ran.e pf $lo lp:r days . -.
,Thajkfdil for. past pronaigg, ilhe. .sub
sriber respectfu1ly asks for a continuation
oftbe same, and assures the. pulic &hat
no el'ort on.h~is -parL will be spare&,arender
beUtmpet WstifactioR.
Newberry S. C., July 31.
fMtR0R8j~ 0FVOUTLe
Ai.t ean w ho suffered for years frotm
Nervous DebRitt,?renamsue Dmas, andI all
the effects of youth ful indiscretion, wil fr
the sake of uerlpg#bmaafg,.u firee to
alwoi ' 1$, ahd Meionsfor
makngte-iti*p rn*y y afeb'be was
cred. Sufferers wishing to proA t by the ad
vertisers experience, can do so by'addrissing
in perfect confidence.
JOH-N'B. OGDEN,
42 CedarsStreet New York.
May 8 19 ly.
REMOVAL.
LEWIS BUTLER,
FASHIONABLE BARBER and
HAIR DRESSER,
RESPECTFULLY~annonnees to the gen-.
temen of New berry, that he has remio--ed ,o
the room in the rear of the Newberry Hot l,
where he will be happy to wait upon all in
the exercise of his profession. His oWjact
is to please the most fastidious taste, and
the keeping of his shop shall be after the
most unexceptionable style.
Shaving, Trimming, Shampooing,-and
Hairdying exec,uted in the most approved
mannier. ,Jan. 23-4-tI.
For Palataka,
Fernandina,
' Jacksonville,
AND LANDINGS ON THE
St. John's River,
Via Sai;annah, Georgia.
THE SPLENDID -STEAM-SHIP
DICTATOR,
1000 TONS BURTUEN.
., Captain L. M. 00XETTEE,
*Will sail~from middle Atlantie Wharf;
Charlestdin, .C:., every Tuesday night at
nine (9) o'clock for above places, connecting
,ift the: Georgia Central. Radl 'Rod at
ida,eofor Mobile and New Orleans.
Special contracts made for t.ranisporting
Laborers, Stock, Wagons, Implements, &c.
Fore Freight or Passage apply lon board
rat the office of.
J. D. AIKEN & CO.
ISept. 2-93o
Louis *hodair,'
Havin removed to the CORNER STORE
ON MAIN STREET, formerly occupied by
A. Harris, and directly opposite Messrs.
Wiskeman & Wilber, wou!d respectfully in
form the ladies and citizebs generally, that '
he is prepared to furnish,
Dinner, Supper,
Pir-nie and Wedding Pardles,
with every kind:of CAKES -and PASTRY,
at short notice, such as
TEPLS
Of Nogat, Almond, Cocoanut, Maccaron
Orange, &c.,
Iced and Qrnamented
CAKES.
_ Charlotte Russe, Jelly and Blanc-mange,
Cream and Swiss Merainquos, Fruit Meratn
quo, Vaeherin, Polonnaise and Jelly- Cakes. S
Also on hand Fresh Fruit, Pound and
Sponge Cakes, Jelly Rolls, Sugar Buiscuits,
Jumbles, .Gingcr. Snaps and Nuts, Rock
Cake, Love Kisees, &c., -
Fresh Bread and hseeed Pie s
VErery ftfifitg.'
Sweet rolls, andiea bread baked to order.
He-will a[so have"a fine as ortment of
FRENCH and other CANDIES :of. his.:oWn .
waufacture.
Having fine ovens, bake pans, and bis
material. being of the best, and terms, very a
moderate, he respectfully solicits a h,ire of
patronage. May 1I 1t f.
The subscffber*ouWTlf (pec fully inform .
his friends, and tihe public generally that he e
o eDtn conlete -
add iy5id,ar ess
ESTABLISHMENT,. f
At BLEA E'S OL'D STAND,
OVE-R THE -TIN'SMf3P,
Wbeye'Ie will keep '.consts1y and,
Siddyes:and Hanes of esy d i r.
REPAIRING done with Neatness
~f~ASiU, at no eC t n(popula
prices.
jan16" 1~ - BOYLEP,.Ageast
silirGNE PILCE PI AN,Mi4
GIVING EVERY PATRON A
Wit1fouft) ar ue,
And not to ysts
100 SolidGeld Hlt'ng Watches, $250 to $1.000
100 e Jl .00 to 30
2000Gold H t'ng Chron'ter Watches,250 to 300 i
l , 2 0Withs 5 20
500 Go,ld Rt'ng Ameriean Watches 100to250
500Go u Uie dY ,.0 to 1
1000 GoldHunting Le pines .. . . 50 to 75
s't t ~Wlkn,
(G Every patron obtains a Watch by tIs
rtahly sho-4
ope., and well mixed. Holers are entitled
4..tbe-artlcle uarsed on their eertiedte upbfl
the payment;of Tea )ola,'wbehe dtdm a
Watch worth 61,000 or one worth less. The1
return of Qrcp qait, entitles yos
to the ar g payment,
irrespective ofis worrh, and as no article
valued lesi.an $10 is named on any cifi
* o,tteis e tonemaheen thau this;ias
No Lottery;' rt&a straightfoncard.
4eyChj ei2 es#ep f$epr t
fastsdious .
post ps ,1 ppt eey of 25 ets., ye for
$1. eleven for 82, thirty-three and eiegaut
premintrn- ~ alu aI
perb Watcir for $15. To Agents, or those
wihng.e!uployme,n, .this Is a- rare oppors
tunity: It is* serfatety condu'eted basis
ness, duly authorized by the Government,
ouad o 940, the most careful, scrutiny. Try
~!3R!d Hr B1t0.; & CO.,'Imp6orters,
181 Broadway, 1ey York.
Oct.94 d i th
* ust Published. in a Sealed Envelope.
-Friee six cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
1Radia1 Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Sprma
torrhiea, fiduced by Self-Abse; Inotai
Emissions, Impoec,Nervous Debility, an
Impdmetto Maraegenerally; Consum
tiOn. ples, and Fits- Mental and hyia
In ciy c.-8y EON J. CULVEJ~EL
M D, Author of th' Green Book." &C.a
The world=renowned muthor. in this admirable
Lecture,.clearly proyes frombisAgpgpirten
tt bie a cwe en@fBeif45ma
without dangerous surgical operations, bougies,
instruments, rings, or cordials, pointing out a
mode of cure st once nertada .and effectual, b
which every,suferer, so matter what his con
tion mayb may cre himselfchpy.pprivately
and radicaly. rhiselecture will e- a :boon
to thousar.da and thousands.
Sent under seal. in a 'piain.envelope, to any
address. on receipt of sig cents; of :two piostage
stamps, by add t 11ariae ui. ,
price 25 cents a
Address the Publishers, .
127 Bowery, New York; -Post OffBce Box 4t86.
New Books! --
New -Books!
Coming wondets. A. Remarkable Work.
By the Rev. M. Baxter, Author of the Comn
ing Battle;
Memoirs of The Confederate-War;
Bryan -Maurice, or The Seeker;
Cameron' Hall;
New Ameries. by . H1 Dixon;
Far Abote'lRdbfe;
Heant Breathings,-a Book of Devotions;
Home Pastimes, showing 'how to get upi
Tableaux; .
Elsie Magoon, a capital Temperance Story;
Oscil Castlema.ines's Ga)e, and .other
tories, by "Oulda."
As well as a. constant supyof Sebool.
Books of all kinds, and huNe and Letter
Papers. - AjasoIndelible Pencils for marking
Linen, Wrkspping Paper, &c., ac.:
For sale at the Book Store of
DUFFIE & CH APMAN,
ALL AND WIN N
IMPORTATION
1867.
~IIUNfRY &STRA W.
RM THt1N~ CATQR &4
MPOMing 4ND JOBB1S OF'
BANNET- RIMMING.
VELVET RIBBONS,
onnet Silks, Satins A
Blonds, 1etts, Orapes, Ruci
Flowers, Feathers, Ornasi
TRI MTD AND lNTRfMl[En -K
SHAKER HOODS,.
3 aid 23 Baltimer '
BALTIMORE, MD.
Offer the largest Stock to b fons in
2is.country, and ueualled.in ' ee,4
ety adeearnt'ss, conprisins a '
'risiah "novelties. '
Orders -sooitised'and-proNptas bdma
iven. :aagd1 ti
STEVEl 1USE
1,23.25 .& 27. Braty,.
- Opposite -Bowlig'Gigi'
s v ~.;HOUSR i
~skx t-gbtnu4ea .~
af3road and Steamboat -
oescaea .very- ; qdrU.-imprqv4t$
o ~ort'and eteraiumdnt ot It1bj."3in
soms are spacionaxad wel ventilted
bh gesLnd watet is
nd respectful-acd the table
ided with every delicaey of taece-4
or the comfort and pleasure of our Gaeeb.
GEO. K. CHASE & CU.
?O
WE~ HAVE U ED) (ALLI- .
.clafmed for them,'and cheerfully teimn
hem to public Isavor.
T. I. w ~T&@wr, aTJbama.
J.W W. * .XtZl of Alabns..
ROBEWI 6UET ~g Suapcm.
oart Alabama.
~ILLS on my plantation, for Fever andAge
LOWZDW.B CotTNTY Alabama.
LG UEPfLLS *ill do. They are decidedty the
est medcinke for Chills aned Fever I eves gaee..
would-not be withittl.es foiflue thome thee
rice. J. A. GRAUHAN.
(3t3tX A ANS'
~ILLS cured rpe perfectl-y of Chills and 7.Fer
ENTS: I have used your GaLLIGHAWS'
ILLS-on two occasions for Chills and Jever,.
td findthB f*(3t* ieyae Ii'
sae that I have ever tried. 1 conuzder th
ALB.aNY, G A , March11,1887,
IHKV D HAN'
erfect s a Dey 'a'the Fever sa
~gue rPills put up.. A. B. FANIT. -
Jes/i4 rleg(.by Gods, WI.
(A & Co., 'o. I5@ Neeting street
Wholesale in New Yrtty-McManUOUos
INS, HARRAL, ElsLEY & Co. And ya .
)ruaggsts in Newb~Erry.
aga
It is an UNFAILING REMEDY .
>f Neuratlgia Facialis, often e
et cure in less than.twenyty~ 0us
'roma tie use (of Inpore thuaTwoRB3t
m,i.s
No other form of->Neurakta -pwMii'ous'
)Isease has failed to yieldto:hip.J 5p -
UL REMEDIAL AGENT. .'
Even in the severet eses-~of' CoSi
Reuralgia anid generab .nervousn.4uas
nents,-of many years standln, c3
;be entire system. its use for a ew ,~s Os'
i few weeks at the utmost, alwy ~d
:e most astonishing relief, and .vm e l
'ails to produnea complete and
re.
It:contains no drugs or other-1sateiIs in
he slightest -degree -InjurIous, ' even 4o the
most delicate systein -and can dtaTr be
ied with PEBFEC~T BAPETY..
It has long been in constanu* se kg ; nany
3 our MOST EMINENXT pHYSICIAN! who
ive it their unanimous and unqil116e4
pproal.. -ful
Sen.by spafl on receipt of rie p8ost
ige.
One package,.-......1.0,..- O 4mt5
Six ackages,....... .00,...... .
TweLve packages,.... 9-. ---
It is iyall who!ette audretufl1desiert
states, and b
'URNER 00eSotle Preprieters,
120. Temotk&tr4 t, BostQn, Mass.
SOct.9 416mo. ,
Notice..
Appligstionr' sill be madS--at the next
neetin i'heingisature of'tilis State for
I Act Ijicorporating~ a:Elrean's Ichool
a the Town of Newberry.
-ROBERT TOJJVER, -
CHWRLEYDANNON,
J A'nES LbNGSKORE, ~,Frit.
. ARTEY GLAR~K andF