se b 2eugesse by the Tresaurer
r 'Moemaiost Uemster(Asociation, Dr. T.
"i'n, to caI the attentioo of holders of
Wt (ths *bo hie not yet paid for the
1e t._that the mo is needed
-4imsde all errange ents
the goind. The material Is
aRrdased, e. aheady dWlir ed, and the
ready for delivery ; but unless the
pink. d (and they should be the
ho0 edd) afake eadyt paymebt,
Sc*annot cary on this Important and inter"
jtost. We Join with .Dr. Goin in
emedy asking that this matier be attend
el to. Hasing been pushed forward so far,
ft wIl be a melincholy resection if it is
ameg .fIi SU h, *hen so nearly con
As r n ^Ba b Lces.-As ad
todesied, the Newberry Imilgratiod Society
" } etidg ;e' dnsday 1tst at Bal
eyen Grove. The meeting we regret to
aydi siita iv gy'-ttlnded .n was hoped
Sof Ih attendance from abroad being
sly small. A sumcient number of
persods, were there, however, to give the
f,tmtg a respectable appearance. The
?residset;-1e. '. 8 .ipest,-in a practi'
et uipta5e magnEr, espfained the, objects
af tW meeting, the nature of the Society,
a g work so fir accomplished,
stb great bene$ts.which will arise from
- b prosecution of the- work. From
- hs dd e we -arned- that some thirty
terma~n laboters have aIready been
deek int. this .District, and that so
fi bey have girer the utmost satisfaction.
We s oon'-to tell of a mueh larger
nmhber su eeEcieit s;eneraly are
"aention fo ship important aid to
prosperity- and strength of the
r ?r Boinest ras followed by
.dge epie and'Msj. 1a r,-the latter in
_ neing several resolutions, which will be
- iied by she Secretary of the 4ssoc*
The-tiarbetaadinner came o9, about two
I" a was aendanty vroidpd.
Ta Somt -CAnbOtur Barsr STATE
i Tis body -asembied -in
this pise.u0 Pidfiset. e. -J. Cul
per'.foerIagtbn delivered the Intro
detory Sermon. ?he- Convention was
- by-thefectiotof Rev: J. L
-D. D.,President ;Rev. J. 0. B.
.-D. ie-President - Rev. J.
Sepletalyr " yand Prof .0. B.
" -s~ppewari from- nearTT every
be State. -esoiuons were
wit refereace to. systematic -be.
* *av.hsce, the South Caroiina Bsptisr,
tbian Uiversity. Furman Uni.
SpeeQaed to ho te$b chief sub.jet of
~wedurig the Oonvention. i'his
ion s'ocated at Greenville, S. U..
- ~ riqg4eAh. lees of Lb endow men't
be 4e.. disastrons war, was
*m~u'es no a critical condition. On
.4e.aintineresting &nd' stir
- dSres.were sde~ and at once
- ~~. s* d 'pIiages were .made,1
ViUayathe Uiwrsity from its p$esent
p resst. I%e apirit oftinter
tyihhtik members
Ithtie Convention1 rallied to the aspport
- a S M-espist Mnsters
plbti i.4hr~ town of
Iwihd e are satis6ied the com
u6~ eieed>tbe ezeefleit discourses
~UI4ByEra permitted to hiear.
~,.~P*l@ adjourned sine die Tuesday
soawCmm.-The -impression 'is
-s trenger here every day that
* eisentry lsaboet -to -pass -throogh a
a mnsc oe trying ordeal thao was the
.uEt the elbenion. As an aiec
4ee-felig bse,itcan be stated
90 a~wemi#erarof the Federal arm,
aliFiherWs h, gave it i* his
sbIpeipios, .that: belbre the closi
a:(etr1de thedate, de.th by hang
IgwiU be witnessed within the wusRh of
-- If tty''schemes concected
* *hich to jeise- upon
tOmsuent beattempted to be put
lata execs@je Uenral-:---sas he
ptyexcug .to see snembe's of
beng ta their respective chani
I-etile ssat mnesas. of arresting
abavenheen--and awing the country.
- eQr. Baltimore Gazette.
At enest the botela in ~Sea, Ala.,
sadlordpid-to - .baarder : "Sec
. bae, r. Baei,-teWhamnbermaid found
. ahkir * 'this.. morning."
"W 2~ a;. "I fona along
''i he butter this morninge but it
preth-ere wis a female in It."
Our.devil baying'picked the last type
.W,f.h bohes, ye.terday, cried out:
'wJss--the anagoeof Biram Ulysses
- Maapen Grnt, 9et ns have P's."'"
:@ete her reuidence in Newberry Dis
-a t &,ad.ygthe 12e.h -July, 1868, Mrs.
biih.a Hawkins, aged. eighty-nine yearS,
* brtnisand11 agg. She was born in
* hubery Detrict, Jifee t, 1779. She
bad'eltht ehildien, of whom six are living ;
Aey4ve gated cbildren of whom thirty
foar are living ; fty-sli -great grand child
.wen, of whom forty-three are living, and.
one great-great-graad-.child.
'Nuwaaar, July 28-Cotton quiet at 25j
eee for middlings.
. Jul,~y 27-7 p.ju-Cotton dull
ad. lower; s 900 bales, a:
3S~m4tsand1WEstern'1 a 2c. better
ter fresh ground; superfine 6.50 a 7 30;
Sosthura a shade firmer. Corn 1 a2c.1lower.
. ay27.-Cotton deeltning;
sales'St ba.les-middiug 29 .
SUUSen. July 27 -COtton market dufl
sbagdaslmaitbales; receipts 51
biddHiug 2| .
Livmeeior,, July 27-Evening.-,Cotton
sale ,1BO 000 bales-uplands 91 a10;
The- Deinocrate of Newberry are re
qmested to attend a mass meeting on
Monday, the 8rd of~Auigust next, to rati
6.the :nbminations of the tDeinocratic
Convention which was 6eld in New tork
ei Ys 4th inst., and to adopreach other
measures as maj be deemed necessary
to tire sncess of the party in this Dis
tridt. R. MOORMAN, President.
Removal.
.Ia a6msbacriber hasiing moed from his
. ~rScorg, will be happ' to see .his
dsand customers in the Stdre Thrmnerly
secapied by Mr. X. Foot.
Iew. Advertisemeuts.
SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY.
By an order from Hon. Geo. S. Bryan,
District Judge of South Carolina, r will sell
at Newberry Court House, on
Thursday, 20th August next,
at II o'clock, A. M., the following lots of
land in the Town Qf Niewberry, belonging
to the estate of J. P. Pool, Bankrupt,to-wit:
The Hotel Lot, d ontaining one and a half
acree, more or less, upon which is situated
the fine and commodious
Brick Hotel.
Also, the Livery Stables Lot, containing
one half acre, more or less, upon which is
located the well known
Livery and Sales' Stables.
Terms of Sale Cash, and purchasers to
pay .or all necessary stamps and papers.
. .J. N. MARTIN,
July 29 8 Assignee.
BUCKWHEAT.
Ten Bushels Buckwheat Seed on hand and
for sale. (all at once on
July 29 2 MATES & MARTIN.
NOTICE.
Having been appointed by the anufte
turers Agent for-the exclusive sale of the
Cotton Plant Cooking Stove.
for the Districts of Pickens, Greenville,
Spartanburg, Itaurens; Abberville, York,
Union, 1 ewberry, Edgefield, Cheater, Fair.
field, Lexington, Richland, Orangeburg and
Kershaw, I would respectfuly- inform the
citizens of the above named Districts that I
will keep on band a large supply of these
Stoves, which I will sell at low prices for
cash only.
Wholesale dealers supplied at a liberal
disceoun. A. PALMER,
July 29 2
NOTICE.
I have been informed that some of my
left-handed friends of Newberry have re
ported thsa I was going to:move from New
berry ; -but such is not the case. I think -
too much of Newberry to leave it at this
particular time. .,My Tanneywill ge on as
usuaL The highest price will be paid for
iil good hides, &c. I shall be absentya
short time at Greenville, and Mr. Thomas
Paysinger will act for me as agent.
One dundred Dollars Reward will be.
paid by the subscriber for evidence that
will convict any person or persons of hav
iug-set fire to my' house' at Helena on the
uiht of the 9th instant.
July 25 3 1. BIERFIELD.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
. NEwaKUar DISTRCr.
By John T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry
. Ditrict.
Whereas, Frnes S. Glasgow has applied
o me.for Leuters of Administation, on all
ad lulrthe goods'and .dattels, rights
ird crdts of John L.'GIasgow, late of the
lisrict aforesaid.: deceased:-.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
il sad singular-the ktndred and cu'editors of
besaid decesed, to be and appear before
e, at our next Ordinary's Court for the
aid District, so be holden at Newherry Court
fouse, on the 6th day of August. to show
ause, if any, way the said Adzmn'atration
Given under my hnd and se'a, Th1r1rd
ay of July; In the -year of our LIrd one
housan eg hthundred and 'it-eight.
JOHN T. PETERSON, o.n .d.
NOTICE.
The undersigned will CARD and RE
'URN all WOOL shipped from Niwbewry
. H., or amy depot on the Laurens-R. R.
o G. P.- Copeland, Clinton, S. C.
JAB. W. DUVALL, Agent.
July 22830$..
Law Partnership.
-We, the undersigned. ha're this d4y asso
ated ourselves together in-the practice of
aw and Equity in the State and Federal
~outs, under the vame and style of Fair,
ope.and Pope, Office Newrberry 0. H.,
L. C. SIMEONFAIR,
Y . J. POPE,
- SAMPSON POPE.
-0
I take this occasion to notify my clients
hat in my necessary -absence from New
erry, during July, by applying to either of
yprtners, Messrs. Y. J. or Sampson Pope,
y information or attention necessary to
ny old liusiness will be promptly given.
. -- IMEON~ FAIR.
July 15 29 tf.
New Crockery.
V have jost.received a splendid stock of
White Gi-anite Ware.
Also a small lot of
3. C. Ware, -
Glass Ware,
Lalps, &c., &c.,
rhich wepropose to selt at very reasonable
dees. .LOVELACE & WHEElER.
July 2280 2t.I
EQUIT
INCOME,
$4,500,000.
IFE ASSURAI
NO. 92 BROADW)
--0
~IM ASSURED DURINQ& TIHE
JANUARY 31, 184
---
PURELY MUTUAL. ALL PRI
Y HOLDERS. Dividends decla
he start.
The Rank of "Tn: EQUrisTB".among.
bess done since its organization, stands as
n 1860 it was the NINTH. In 1862 and 186~
. 1861 the EIGHTH. In 1864 and 1865
---0
The ratio of the EQUITABLE'S total <
Premium received for the last five years,
o the same period.
---C
WIIAM C. ALEIANDER, President.
G3ORGE V. PHILLIPS, Actugry.
SILAS JOINSTONE & WI
Jnt7 15 9 inna
NEWBERRY
'Female College,
NEWBERRY C. H., S. C.
ADVISORY BOARD.
Judge Y. J. Pope, Chairman.
Col. Robt. Moorman, Mr. Wm. Langford,
Maj. C. Suber, " Silas Johnstone,
Maj. L. J. Jones, " T. F. Greneker,
-- I Dr. Jas. McIntosh,
Mr. W. H. Webb, Treasurer.
The ensuing session of this School will
commence on the frst Wednesday in Au.
gust next, and close the second Friday in
December. Persons desiring to enter their
children or wards, are requested to address
the Chairman of the Advisory Board, or the
Principal of the Institution. The various
departments of the College are thoroughly
organized, and every facility is afforded for
obtaining a comaplete education.
Payment for Board and Tuition must be
made at the time the pupil enters the School,
and pupils will be charged from the time of
entrance to the close of the Session. A re,
ceipt from the Treasurer of the Advisory
Board must be placed by each pupil in the
hands of the Principal at the time she enters
the School. Provisions will be as acceptable
as money in payme. of expenses.
Terms Per Session in Advance :
Board, including Washing and Light........8100
Tuition, Col. Department, embracing English
Branches and Latin.............................. 25
Tuition, Academic Department.................. 16
" Primary ................... 1%
" Music 20
" French 4 ................... 10
" Greek " 10
Incidental Expenses ............ .. 2
Boarders are required to turn iehtheir Towels,
Sheets. Pillow Cases, and Heavy Covering.
For fbrther particulars address the Chairman
of tae Board or Principal of College.
Rev. J. TAYLOR ZEALY, Princpal
Nenberry Vepnale college.
T J. Pors, Chairman Advisory Board.
Board can be had in families near.the College,
July S
In Re. Thos. W. Holloway,
Bankrupt.
" Assignee's -Sale.
By order of Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge
of the U. S. Court of South Carolina Dia
trict, I will sell at public auction, for cash,
at the residence of laid Bankrupt, at Po
marie, on.
Thursday, 13th day of August next,
Three Males, one Horse, Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Cotton Seed,
Blacksmith Tools, Bar Iron, two
Wagons, one Carriage and Hai
ness, Cast-iron Mill and Boilers,
Bacon, Carpenter's Tools, Seven
Shares of stock of the G. & C. R.
R. Co., Twelve Years' Scholarship
in Newberry College, and one Gold
Watch.
Also, at the same time and place, the
TRACT OF LAND, on which said Bankrupt
now resides, containing
Five Hundred & Forty-five Acres,
more or less, butting and bounded by rands
of J. 'W. Folk, Jao. A. Canuon, estate of
Wm. R. Chapman, Geo. ~H. Dickert, C.
Sber, and Dr. Berley. And at the same
time and place, one and one-half of an acre
of rand belonging jointly to estates of Thos.
W. Rolloway and of H. H. Folk, Bankrupts,
sitateat the Pomaria Depot, aod bounded
by the tract above -described, the Bun
combe and of the Greenville & Columbia
Railroad.
Purchasers to pay for~stamps and papers.
H AYNE D. REID, Assigaee..
July 22 30 3
25 Boxes, 25 Boxes,.
25 Bozes et Cheag Isdiam. aat Good
Yobacco. Just received, and will be sold at
a bargziin by the box, or in any quantity
that may be wanted4
LOVELJACE & WHEELER,
July 22 80 St. ._____
Qiarterly Tax litice.
Iwlllbe atNewberr C, H. on Wodnesday
the 20th Inst., and at Lgpvol the day fol
kowing, for the purpose of receiving the
Taxes on the,suales of goods, wares and mer%
chandise, and on spirituous lignors manu
factured during the quartet ending .3Oth
June, 1868. J. B. ImELES T.C..D
July 22 2
STA TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry Distrit-In Equity.
Isabella Birge, Adm'x,'v. Win. S. Birge;
- et. al.
The creditors of John S. Dirge, dee'd,
are required to render and establish their
deadsbefore the Commissioner on or
before the first day of Octob'er next.
Comn's Office, SILAS JORN8TONE,
July 22 30) 'lit -*12. c. i. r. D.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry District-In Equity..
John G. Lipford and a ife, v. Lala Rook
and ethers.
The creditors of Samuel L.. Rook, dec'd,
are required to render and establish their
demands before the Commissioner, on or
befo-e the first day of October nezt.
Conm's Offiee, SILAS JOHNSTONE,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry Distriet-In Equity.
Mary li. Ridelhuber, Adm'x, v. John J.
Eide}huber, et al. Bill for Dower.
The creditors of William L. Rideihubel-,
deceased, are reqbired to render and estab
lish their respective demnands before the Gomt
missioner, on or before the first day of Octo,
ber next. SILAS JOHlNs,TONE.
Coi's Office, c. u. is. D.
Juy 2230 11t. 012.
ABLASH ASSETS,
$7,000,000.
CfE SOCIETY,
LY, NEW YORK.
i'SAL YEAR TERMINATING
;S, $47,020,134.
)FITS DIVIDED AMONG POLI
'ed annually, payable in cash from
1l American Coinpanies, as to New Busi
follows :
th SEVmNrH.. In 1886 the FouRTN.
the SJIfr. In 1867r (fiscal yeat) the SzcoN;.
iutgo for Deaths and Erpenses, to Cash
is less than tha;t of any other Company
ENEY B. HYDE, Yie-President.
JAMES W. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
MAU L 1 NA&NCit Agents;
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facis
to me directed, I will sell on Monday tb
3Fd day of August neit.the following prol
erty, viz:
One Blind Horse and one Mule. .Levie
on as the property of Harry Suber at ti
suit of G. P. Sligh, et al. f83
Also, one Mule. Levied on as the prc
perty of Andrew Kinard, deceased, at th
suit of C. G. DeWalt. f3
Also, six head of hors.es at the suit <
Eleanor Price, et al, vs..T. J. Price. $3
I will also sell, on Tuesday, the 4th <
August, at the residence of Thos. J. Pric(
a fine lot of Hogs, 8 or 10 head of Cattle,
Wagon and Harness, Cotton and Gotto
Seed, and other things.
1 House and Lot in the town of Newberr;
containing one-fourth of an acre, more <
less, bounded by lots of H. H. Kinard, Gec
Boland and Adams street on the Soutr
Levied on as the property of John W
Brown, and sold at the suit of S. A
Pope.
Also, two hundred acres of land, more o
less, bounded by lands of John P. Buzzar<
0. H. Buzzard, et. al. Sold at the suit<
G. G. DeWalt, vs. Thompson Wilson an
Daniel Buzzard The above levied on a
the property of Daniel Buzzard.
T. M. PAYSINGER, s. N. D.
July 15 29 fi
Assignee's Sale.
By order of the Honorable George B
Bryan; District Judge of South Carolina,
will sell ar Newberry, Court House, On
Thursday, 30th instant,
At eleven o'clock, A. M.,
A HOUSE AND LOT,
situated in the Town of Newberry, beloni
ing to the estate of Warren H. Jones,Banl
-rpt.
Terms of sale cash, and purchaser to pa
for papers. HENRY HALFACRE,
July 8 3 Assignee.
District Court of the lnited States
For the District of South Carolina. I
Bankruptcy. In the matter of A. W. '
SIMMONS, Bankrupt.
To whqm it may concern: The under
signed hereby- gives notice of his appoint
mant as Assignee of the estate of A. W. T
Simmons, of the town of Newberry, in th
District of Newberry and State of South Carc
lina within said district, who has been ad
judged a Bankrupt upon'his own petition b;
the District Court of Said District. Datec
3rd day of July, A. D , 1868.
W. T. TABRANT, Assignee.
July 8 28 3t.
In Re. C. B. Countq, Bankrupt.
Assignee's Sale.
By order of Hon. George S. Bryan, Judgj
U. S. District Court for South Carolina Dis
trict, I will sell at public auction for eash
at New-berry Court House on
First Monday in August next, 3rd
the tract or plantation of land on whict
said Bankrupt now resides, containing
One Hundred Acre',
more or less, situated in. Newberry District
on the waters of Crims Creek, and boundet
by lands of L. E. Folk, J. W. Folk, Estati
of Peter Duckett, dec'd, G. 1. Setzler am
Estate of John Riser, dec'd.
Purchasers to pa .for stamps and papers
THOS. W. HOLLOWAY,
July 8 28 St. Assignee.
WOOL. CARDIN
- AT .
LAURENS DISTRICT.
Our CARDING MACHINES are in irs
rate order and. operated by SKULLFUL.ani
EXPERIENCED .hands. Wool leftr witi
N-. B' Enox, at D)epor, Newberry, C. Hi.
will be received and promptly returne<
cardedt. When wool is oiled we charge 12
cents per lb.. Patronage solicited and satis
faction GUARA1 TIEDI.
R. S. & J. W. GOODGION.
June 30 3m
Notice.
The Subscriber 'wonid inform -his Triend
and the public that be-haa-a small stock- of
SADUDLES, BRIDLES, BUGGY HAR
- NESS, &c.,
which he offers for sale at prices to suit thn
times. W. A. ELItORE.
A pril 1 2m
BURKE'S
Weekly for Boys and Girls'
is paper has already eatablisbed itsel
as "the Southern favorite." It is .just thn
periodical for boys.and girls.. " It brings sun
shine into the household. - Marbles an<
dolls are laid aside to welcome it. It in
structs and entertains at the same time, an<
the old folks find interest in its pages. 1
new volume begivns In July,. wIth .increaset
atractions Now is the time to subscribe
and renew subscriptIons. A beautiful titli
pageand Index will be furnished at the clo's
of the volume.- Terms. 82 a year, or thre<
copies for 85. J- W. BURKE &~ Co., Pub
libhers, Niacon, Georgia,
July 8 28 tf.
STA TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Newberry District-In Equity.
Margaret Martin, Adrux. v Jonathan Mar'
sin and others.
Bill to Marshall Assets, &c.
The creditors of Patrick Martin, deceased
are required to render in and establIb-htheI
demands before the Commissioner by thi
first day of October next.
SILAS JOHNSTO NE, C. E. N. D.
Comn's Office, 21 July, 1868. .12
STAT E OF SOUTH. CA ROLINA
New berry District In Equity.
George Larsen, Aflmr., vs. Walter HI. Hun
and others.
The creditors of Jacob H. Hunt are re
quired to render on oath and establish thef
demands before the Com missioner on or be,
fore the fir't day of October next.
SILAS JOHINSTO NE, C.E.N.D.
Comn's Office, 21 July. 1868. 12
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Newberry District-In EQuity.
Mary A. Rikard, Adrn'x, vs. Geo. A. Ri
kard, & others.
The creditors of estate of John Rikard
deceased, are required to present and es
tablishi their demands on oath before thr
Commissioner, on or before the first day o
October next.
Comn's office, SILAS .JOHNSTONE,
Jnly 21 25 1868 *12 c. E. N. Dl.
The State of South Carolina,
Newberry District-In Equity.
Mary Reeder, v. John L. Syeake, Ex'or, et al
The creditors of George Speaske, dec'd, ar
required ti, render and establish - their de
mands before the Commissioner, on ~or be
fore the first day of August next.
Com's Office, SILAS JOHiLSITONE,
July 22 303t. . ~ C.L. .D.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Newberry District-In Equity.
Jams R. Sheppard, Executor, v. Mary 1
Schumpert and others.
The ceditors of Honorius Sheppard, dec'd
are required to render and estaLlish their de
mands before the Commissioner on or beflar
the first day of August next.
Comn's Offie, SILAS JOHNSTONE,
Juy33(KW 'Pd s .W
SHOES,
AND
BROG.AS.
Abrams, Griffin
AND
Ar Hargrove,
r Are now receiv'ing their Stock of
s Spring ad Summer
G-OOD s,
Comprising
Ladies', Misses & Children's
Goat, Kid & Moroeco
Bootees, Gaiters, &c.
Men's BOOTS & SHOES of
Every Variety.
The above GOODS have been carefully
selected, and made by the best workmen.
We .feel thankful for past favors and
earnestly solicit an exanination of our
- Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Give us a call and judge for yourselves.
ARRAYS, GRIFFN & E IAGROVE.
April 22
Stoves and Tin-ware,
Still Cheap.
Having bought the entire interest of 'Mr.
H. H. Blease in the Tin and Stove buni
ness. I will'continue to carry on the same
in all its branches at the old stand and will
be most happy to wait on all who may want
anything in.my line. I shall keep constant
ly on hand a large and well made stock of
TIN-WARE,
with an extensive assortment of
Cooking and other Stoves,
of the most improved patterns.
ALSO
A well selected stock -of Pressed Ware and
house furnishing goods generally. Job work
of all descriptions will be done in the best
manner, at reasonable prices and short
notice. - W. T. WRIGHT.
April 1516 tf.
Grocery Store.
' The undersigned has opened in the
store formnerly occupied by A. Harris,
next to Messrs. Wiskeman & Wilber,
where he will be happy to se-is friends
.and old customers. He will keep con
stantly on hand's
Complete Stock of Groceries,
.. c ensistlug in part of.
Bacon,
Flour,
Sugar,
Coffee,
Segars,
,Salt
Lard,
Molasses,.
&c., &c.
JORN W. MILLER,
April 29 18 3lmo. ~Agent.
CA1RIAfE AND IIT?O
SHOPs
The subscriber respectfully calls the at
tention of the public to the fact that he is
- till on band and prapared to exeeute all
work Irl his line of business, either .in
Carriage, Buggy or Wagon
WVork.
In a workmanlike and expeditions mannes',
and at prices in accordance With the times.
Having an experienceoftwenty%five years
and having worke4in all the,principal cities
of the Suth, in the best carriage houses, I
am confident of mny ability to give entire
-satisfaction..
Give me a trial and be convinced.
Shop in rear of Nathan hunter's, and at
tached to my residence.
May 6 6mo GEO. BOLAND.
Immigration!
IMMIGRATIONW!!
IMMIGRATION!!!
1 am nw p~eae tofnfrn EUROPENL
BOo*riri H. PENHETHr,
Immidaton Agent, 4as King cere Hudson eta.
Dr. McBride's
KING OF PAIN,
A CERTAIN CURE FORt
Chills and Fever,
AND
All Summer Complaintse
TR rT ALL YE THAT ARE AFLCTE.
For Sate by D. MOWER.
June 24 26 2m.
ICE CREAM.
This summer delicacy can
from this day, and until fur
ther notice, be had at L.
Schodair's Confectionery and
Restaurant.
June 3 23 tf.
REMEMBER
When you want PICTURES to
call at my Gallery over Mower's
store. I amI here all the while,- and
-putting up the right kind of Photo
graphs, Ambrotypes, &c.. at low
-prices. We charge nothing for look
ing, and not much for a picture.
Also a nice lot of Albums and Pins
for putting pictures in.
W. I. WISEEAN.
Jnly 15
Notice This.
In order to make room for
our FALL STOCK we will,
from this date, till the first
of September, sell
BOOTS and SHOES
AT REDUCED PRICES.
ABRAM, GRIlN & IMWOVE.
July 22 3') 3
. FOOT.
Has just received a
large Stock of
Bacon Sides,
Hams and Shoulders,
Salt,
Molasses,
Sugar,
Rio and Java Cofee,
Flour,
Rice,
Irish Potatoes,
Cheese,
Soda and Sugar Crackers,
Candies,
Sodax
Yeast Powder, -
Concentrated Lye;
Soap,
Starch,
Candles,
Matches,
Pickles,
L wood,
Madder,
Coperas,
Indigo,
Spices,
Lamp Chimneys,
Tobacco and Segars,
Bagging,
Roping,
Plow Lines,
Shovels,
Nails,
Sieves,
Cotton Cards,
Shoe Blacking, -
Pipes,
Tacks,
Knifes and Forks,
Powder and Shot,
Crockery Ware,
Dry Goods,
Fancy. Goods,
Ladies and Gents Furnish
ing Goods of all kinds,
Boots; Shoes and Gaiters,
of all sizes,
Clothing,.
Hats, &c..
Other Goods, .too numier
ous to mention, which are
generally kept in a well sup
plied Variety Store.
I offer my GOODS at
prices as low as they can be
bought. or sold-at the corner
of the Hotel.
March 25 13 tf.
Change 1. Change !!
All things are subject to
Change!!
W. H. WEBB
has again changed base, and
is now permnently located
(nntil the next change,) on the
Corner Store of Mol
hon Row, (No. 1.)
This CHANGE has been made
with a view to gather in the loose
CHANGE now aftoat,. and to do
this effectually he invites an ex
amination of' his Stock, the
PRICES OF WHICH ARE SO
VERY LOW.
MirCall and be convinced, at No. 1,
Mollohon .Row.
June 3 23 3
He tonu d Your children's
PICTURES TAKEN.
If not, now is the ti-ne to secure a good
picture-a life-like, bright, clean, clear and
stereoscopic picture. We have made ar
rangements to go to Laurenis, S. C., about
the middle of August, an-iPhose who want
pictures should call on us before that time.
Our pictures have given general satisfaction
ad are admired by all. We warrant them
equal to any now~made. Those intending
to have their pictures taken should call at
an early day.
Please do not put it off till
the last week.
Special Attention raid to Copying
Old Pictures of Any .Description.
Those hiaving old p;ctures they wish
copied, can have them done in a very Su
perior manner, as we pay special atte it'on
to tis~ branch. Pictures that are delaced
wth finger mark,- .scratches, dust, &c., we
can copy without these defects showing, by
a process known onrly to us. Send us your
old pictures, tl at are defaced by time and
use, and we will transform them into new
pictures without a blemish.
WwEN & Wumr.rr
TO THE PUBLIC.
I have just returned _from Charleston,
where I bought a Large Stock of
- SPRING GOODS,
Consisting in part of Betutiful Prlnta,
Muslins, Osuaburgs, Shirtings, (Bleached
& unbleached,) also, Groceries, Shoes, Hats,
both for Gents and Ladies, in f a I have
every thing kept in a good country storg.
I return my kind tharnk4 to my friends and
customners, for the Liberal patronage I have
received since I opened where I am. I.
told them I was going te sell Cheap Goods,
to come and look and judge. My custeo
mers did so, and I sold them goods cheap;
and will continue to sell cheap, cheap faorl
cash.
I am adding weekly to my stock of Gro"
ceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockeryware.
Shoes and -Pickles, - Preserves, &c. Also, a
Large Lot Cornfor sale cheap.
I will exchange Goods for all kind ,op
Country Produce.
M. P. ALBRITO11.
Newberry, March 25.
Wilson &
Wieker
HAVE GREATLY INCREASED
T]BEIR
New Stock of Spring
GOODS.
consisting of -
DRY GOODS &GROERIE.
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE
TIXES.
Prints,
Sugar,
Coffee,
Bacon,
Flour,
Lard -
Cau. Frits, ?ckles, Sardines
Tobacco, &c. -
March 25
Carriage and Buggy
FACTORY.
Je Taylor & Co.
Will keep constantly-on hand a good si.
oroved styles' and patterns, combiriing
lightness and durability. Built- .to orde.
lFght Rocka ways, and Plantation Qarriages,;
Pheatons, Top and no Top Buggies, &c.
Old Carriages and Buggies renovated -sat
made to look as good as .new.' Repairig
done in the best manner and at reasouab
.prices, and all work estimated od before it
is repaired and a copy giveM to our custot,
mers. Special attention given to repiring'
fine Carriages and Buggies, which is impor
tant to consumers. Freight wiHl be paid one
way, when sent by Rail Road, when the.res.
pairs amount to over $100. We use nothing
but the best materials that can-be bought, ad
are wilting to rely on the merit. of our work for
a liberal patronage. We invite the exami
nation of-oar work~ and assure the pubU
that we can, build the same class work s
cheap if not cheaper than we can import'it'
All of our work is-warrante d. . -
Our Factqry is near the Depot.
Newberry, 8.-C., March 25 13 ly.
-Z.-L. WHITE,:.
GUNSMITH
And Repairer
Of all kinds of FIRE AR MS, LOCKS, &c.
Ras on hand Pistols and Gtuns of all ajiy
proved makes. Ammunition, such as''Carw
tridges, Caps, Powder and Shot.
Shot Pouches; Flasks, Bags, an8 every'
other kind of-Sporting Apparatus.. BesideW
muany oth ar articles of vArious .charadters'
and kinds.
.All'kinds of REPAIRING neatly ahd ei.
p. dito ously exec uted, and at low ratds' -
A pril 15 lb tf.
~Wanted--Agentsa.
$175 pe ot to sel.l the NATIONA~
flhi Mach ine is equal to th.e stan.dard maobinesi
in every respect and is 4oI51 at the how-re o7
52! Address \AlIONAL SEWDT WA
iHINE CO., P'ittsburgh, Pa.
June 24 266m.
COTTON YARNS!
COTTON YARNS?
The subscriber, agent for the sale of the' -
celebrated Buena Vista Cotton Yarns, has
at -all times, a fhil sunpply on hand. Mar
-hau,ts will be supplied by the bale, at man
afacturer-'s prices. R. STEWART.
Maty 2'l 22 tf
11OSA DALIN
Purifies the Blood.
E'r Sale by Druggists Eyerywhele
Bolting Cloths.
Anchor Bolting Cloths,
THE VERY BEST XADE,
Will be sold at
New York Prices,
These cloths are warraiited
extra.
ap (2 3m R. STEWART.
District Court of the United States
For the District of South Carolina. JIn Bank
rujjtcy. In the matter of Thomas Ellisor,
Bankrupt.
To) whom It may concern :The undersignid
ereby giyes no'ice of his appointmuent as Ai
ignzee of the estate of iboa. Ellisor, of th4 dIat.
of Newberry, and Stiute of South Carolina, with"
ia said district, *ho-hss been adjude.ed a bank
ptupfon his own petition by the district oi
dfid strict. Dated 2nd day of .Juiy, AU
268. It L. LWuUEIt, Assignee.
Julyl154
District Court of the United -States.
For the Districtof South Carolina. In Bank,.
rnkptc. In the matter of D. ii. Bushardit,
To whom it may concern: The undersigned
ereby gives notice of' his appointment as As
ignee of the estate of D). H.- Bazhardt,..of
the District of Niewberry, and State of South
arolina within said District, who has been ad'
Juge Banrut" upon*hic* own petiin Tb
ofJulyr, A ..D., 20BE
7. N.- MABTLI, AsU!5"ei