The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, October 21, 1868, Image 4
A Reconstructed Wedding.
.vedding lately. took
, county, at which the
_ xthus spoke
re is a. couple who have
to-night, wishing to
be jine$ a ,and thro' love, and
wishid all dem dat have any ting
tw dem come forvward a:d
ow;'if not, let dem hold
darpea+e-now and forever more.
Vvabts Overy ear to hear, and
yeart to enjoy.
. ~ z i. Jim Thompson, whomsoev
g aid by your left side, do you
rr t er for your beloved wife, to
""sit On her through sickness and
5 4ibogh health, safe and be safe,
6.o n be-.holy, loving and be
-o lving do you love her mother;
ou love her father ; do you
t a eve&er -brothers ; do you love her
3 @;,O you love her masters ;
do. da love her mistress ; but do
vGod the best ?"
ki~wer-'I do.'
'selary Thompson, whom
$oevee stands fastly by your right
om take to be yom'. dear
hasband, to wait on him
*b health and through con
safe and be safe, holy and
d do you love his mother;
Py. iod-?ove his father; do you
love his brothers ; do you love his
&#ii do you love Gcd de be:t1"
. s rcsre-'I will.'
S hh'ii pronounce Mr. Jim to
hod 'Miss 'Mary fastly by the
*- . b n, and I shall prononnee
Oto.be man and wife by
. ' commandmnts. of God. We
shall hope, and trusting throu;h
o may live right, that
W ie right, now and for
Aft 5re. Now, Mr. Jim, s?c
4s DEcUvINo.-iUere is
a row of ordinary capital let ters
X ZZZZ33338SSS
sueh as are made up of
1 t f equal shape. Look
# thesei and you will
Stht the proper halves of
*aters are a v.ery little
. m heaf the lower halves so
Ilit ordidinary eye will
mt.be of'.equal size.
5e page upside down,
totany careful looking,
.igo-wiWsee that this difference in
sfE4s vny much exaggerated
diythreai top balf of the Ietter
as very mucha smaller than t he boit
~az~lf. It will be seem from
this that there is a tendency im
yto enlarge the upper part
of any ticnz!wlich i4ioka
We m g t dra two circles of
n5ogs place them
al ppear equal.
To be perfect, a woman must
v ythings: Three white
~the jeeth and the
*hands. Tir black ones-the eye,
tho eye-lashes and the eye-brows.
)ones, the teeth, the-ears
Mnue Three narro
e*L-1iwaist, the mouth an
- the ankles. Th'ec delicate ones
the lips, the fingers and the cbin.
Three small ones-- the nose, theI
head and the feet. Three round
ones -the arms, th~e legs and the
hips. Three large oncs-thc forc
head, *4e intelligence and the dow
ryeThese thirty things have never
dnoupd in one woman, because
paketioni does not exist in the
world
r fative little girt used
oy her mother by ma
~rmrks about visitors who
?ebe house. One occasion.
- ~gtl~an-was expected whose
M been 'accidently flattened
his face. The mother cau
hechild to say notbitg
.the feature. Thnagine her
d6 t iYatiorn when the little one
elaimed-'Ma, you told
vnothing about Mr.
ose.Thy,he hasn't got
jut, wo years ago a schooner
~frm Mobile with 150 colored
grn on board, ostensibly bound
for Texas, where the freedmen
were promised employ ment as rail
way laborers at high wages. It
igpow alleged that the negroes
were taken to Cuba and sold into
sfaverf, and the Mobile journals
proseeuting an inquiry into the sub
ject. Several prominent radicals
are.eported a,s having been con
cerned in the matter.
s'Anfrish country schoolmaster
beinNaked what was meant by
teword 'fortification,' i n
e aUynswered, with the utmost
c4kIa. 'tw +-twientiatonls
M aginly &Carroll's
GREAT LEGITIMATE
1 -
A
T hOro.ghl)y Rce-Organized
And Equipped
For the Season of 1868.
And rIepeting new fe..ri rn. no,
!'.ees ; m ;:;li"f)U , dIiVers' ii. and ,ili'
of noveltic, by a c Aefly se
icctcd :oup-e from the
par.on "iz E. crian Art.
The Great Aim of the1 orgers
And w;ith th i. v!'', they have co.,r:,a.;
$9h in EnGy c 29?0
tr:ansit" we u:en:cl, d
N0 JADED IIORS
AND
WeV'ary', Tr'avel-Wern
E rv' Orinj Ko'd and Bri!!iart !
TlIn plu utra exiito '-ji be at
Newberry, Tuesday,
October 27th, 1868.
Wer"e thr il eivec
TWO GiUND EXIIIgITIONS.
A t 2 and h.lf-past 6 o'cL:-k, P. '-.
Admision - - - 75 cis.
Children - - - - 50 "
B. CROSBY, Agt.
October 14
In the District Court of the
UNI ED STA rES-FOR~ T!IE DIS TRrc P
of South Carolina-I' lt'kro;rey-In the
mater of Atn !rew M nk-V itrar Bzankruzpt
Noee.-.Arerw M. Wickt r.who hats been
havinz ti'n-d his p?isin elme hi' fi"?:!
dicharge,' all credit:rs n'ho have proved
their debts and other p.'rsons in intere4t, aIre
ntotifi.d to anpear betor' the U. S Court at
Chareston. in said PD-trict, on the 27th da.'A
of October inst, at 12 ->0'ok M., to show
cu-e. if any they have, why said prayer be
not gratnted.
Anid will fuirther take notice that a m'et
in of creditors in thi; case, will be? held
before 1l-mry Summer., Register in Bank
rupey, at Newherr,' C.. H.. on the' 23d day
of Ocnober, ait 12 o'clock, M., wi.th leave to
tranact anly busiess of' thte 241 and 3d) meet
ings of creditors raquirid by the 27th and
28h scerions of santd act
Uy order of Court
Clierk Dis:rict Ukmtrt Uinted :tves.
Oct 14 42 3t. For Sr.:th Caroiin'a.
In the District Court of the'
UIlBED STATEs-F'OR UI1E DISTRICT
ofto'' Not nelmyt-In ins ntir-fn t:e
mur or l're,sdey Bi Hu-, .a Banrupe
Notc'.-.-Prely B Rnil', -h') 7:o b!
jded a .0 krupt. on his own ::.,
hvig tied his pet;i& . ;a le ia
dichtr-, a'i cr'a,ors who h:.ve proved
.eir debhts '.d. o:ber pQrsoOs in inter t. are~
herey notified to appuear bef.o the United.
Sate.l Court at Charteston, in said Disrr:et.
on the 28th day ot QO,b. r inl-, at 11
o'ock A. M., to show ca.e-, ir anfy thy
have, why saiid prayer be not grnntad.
And w;i fur'ier ta.ke t:o-lc" that a met?
ing OT credlitors in this ew, '. ll be l. Id
befoe Hlenry Summer, Re.n'te.r in B';k
; g .at ~Nwberrs C. II , Oti s'ne 24th
day of October, at, 11 o'c1'cti. A.. M., with
leave -.o ttanisact any bu-iness of the 2d andl
3d meetings of creditors, re'quired by the
27th and 28th sect ions of said act.
BoreofCourt.
Byore IAIEL UO1(LUErK.
oct 14 42 3t Fojr S. uthi Carolina,
In thO District Co.Aurt Of the
UNITED S fayi:S-FOR TH1S DISTRICT
of South C::rolmta-!n ilankruptcy-[n the
matter of Wmn. W. .UneaI, a Banukrut~
Notic.-Wm. WV. Hlouseal, who has been
aljudg:d a Bankrupt:, on his own petition,
htvig fited hi petitiofl praying bj firal
dischage, all creditors_wb.s have Yrove-l
ad-otb rter persons in interest, aire
hereby notified to appear before the United
Staes Court at Charleston, in said District,
on the 28'.h day of October ins?, at 12
o'clock M., to show caiu,o, if any they
have. why saidl prayer he not granted.
And will furtl'er take no'ice that at nueing
of Creditors in this case, wil be held b,efore
Itenry Summer, Regiser ini B-mikruptcy at
Newberry C. II., nni the 2Ith da.yorOctob.er,
at 10 o'clock, A. M., with leave to transact
any business of the 2'4 and 33 meetingts of
credi:ors rcquired by the 27th and 2th scx
tions of said act.
By order of Cour-t.
D)ANIEL U1ORLBEC1K,
Clerk District Conrt Un,ited Stattes,
oct 14 42 3t. For south Carolina.
In the DiStrict Court of the
UNITED STATES-FOR Ti'E DISrRICf
of South CaroHina---Int Bakruptc-In the
mater of Davidl Kibt -r, ai Ba:nkrupt -
Notice. David Kibh:r, n ho has been
adjudged a Banrkrupit, o.n his own petition,
havint filed his pe:ilion prayin.g his final
dicharge, all crei:tors who have proved
their debts anid other persoun mntere-t, are
hereby notified to appe:ar before the United
Mates Court at Ch:arleston, in said District,
on the 26th day of' October inst, at 12
o'clock, M., to show cause, if any they
have, why said prayer be not granted.
And will further take notice that a meet,.
in of creditors in this ca'e will be held be
Ifor'e Hen.ry Summer, Register in Bankrn ptcy
at Newberry Court House. on the 23rd day
of October, at 12 o'clock M., with leave to
transact any business of the 2d and 31 mneet
ing of eceditors required by the 27th and
28h sections~ of said act.
By order of Court.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk District Court United States,
ct 14 42 3:. For South Carolina.
Mc Clellan Saddles!
McClellan Saddles!!
Mc(;LELL AN!!!
Second-hand W:agon Harness
500 'rC, ?n 5a-i'les, s-hebtly used, :nd
in good o d r. F,r -a!0 low.
50 et :t4. +lon-'!',t Wagon%harneel
And
Everything to I"e *nd in n well-kcpt
Saddlery.
. F. CI'PE1U.
'Meeting S!reet, nex: Ma~s IHouse.
October 14 42 tf
Carriage and Buggy
Ne: .a::.:-1 :il-l ^n:
-or') ' :t' fi Urm:: rs of the i::- ap
erotv-d 'tyl'es a! er eotnl:a!!j
ilghtnes .andi 1amh i:. B)ilt to ordc r
1 ght Ro;k:nvys, ":nd; IPi:a:tion Garriage;,
'P!tO!t-, Top and no T o Buggies, &C.
Old Carriages and Itngits renov-atud and
m.:viC to look i- go : new. Renair;nz
rn.et" in the bes: mt::mer and .t. rtas:on Lie
prie:-.. ai l n k"i. e-:itnt'ed on 1efore it
is re:iredl and a cpy' .ic. :O our en,o
mer-,5. Special atte;miOn give!) to re imirin.e
fine Carri:;c,, :ua Bu;::ies, ttlhieb is ;Im:o:
t::,:t to co s m r. tr h l ' aid'l .
w"ayi", nhen sent ' Rtil l4o:a"I, wtl n th" re
;i:s a:rount to over W1m. We usev nothin:e
,ti' the best materia1s thlat.lt!: h b I mi
:! r+ ving O 1 to relv on the tnerit oi onr work
i ''r'nl patt n:'l, . W e invit" the ex! ii
thai we C'a b+uia the ..: .e clan wo :i
h" -:.il if n":':1,, t " e i:: imp rit it.
o :r -. ur:c is a r:-.: t .
(i::" "' F:;ry i:+n::r the D:-;'ot..
Newerr s , IVr.b .2 13 1y.
_r MANHOOD:
I_OV LOS;",
HO ESTOR
Jost, t)bl: .edl, a tio'v fii!otin of 1Dr. Ci.
irWCiI's Celebrated Essay on the r:udi
eal cure (w,ithoot t:edieine) of Sp"rnator
rhola, or Se:mlina! Weaikes, Itivotlilt: r.
-emninal Lo.e,Impolteley, Mlental itnd
Phvsie.aI Incact!, nletlihen!ts to Mir
Ia-e, etc.; i-o. Con,+111+)tntion, Epij1'py,
::,! F:i: b:eed by self-idnigence or ze\
ggr Pice, in a seal d en cipe, only 6
tlt5'.{
Thel celbrated author, in the adnir::Ht
essay', cle:riy demons;rates from a h
Y ear- 'ec essfl' praetice, h tt the "i rm:it
contseq'fees of sef-:tL :s.' tv -hb C:ii
e+:red !iih{lt tht ue of itnl m&I:l
':r the aplieition of 'he knif- ; puilti:
uit l mO-i.' 01 of e re t: on i mp! e-1i
h rer, no mevr im:t f, his ' codtion -I ,
reia v.
- gg'This Leetere sthould be inl thetE'
of evr vt' omb an d every wl tOi the land.
Sentt,'u~n:'er-sea!, inl a .I n ) nvelopeVt, TO
:any. adIVe- .os-paid,!4 I. ier'ie- 'f'-ix rents-,
ort avOt por?4 --n:op. .u> Dr Cuvr.l'
-he P%ms
'-77:-: J.Y HEiTE.3: ,
GUNSMITHI
AndC Repairer
* ' ii of FIRE~Ai, LOC T)'K : .
tr::es". Cap;t., Powder anid Shot.
Tmn ,-hl a t it;es of variotus charaLcter
All 'n.l of REPAIR iNG t1!y. at-1 ex
'Vi:i1 Ay ex"ecuted, :md atlot rat's.
Apr'! 1) It; if.
Laurens Railroad.
New Schco!e.
Ofile Launrens R. R .
Laur.-ns C. U.. S. C , A~' prl9. 1808
On au-ti art..r :u.-'. 12th M :v netO 'he
rr:Lity On th:.- , 'd ' iij com-. c m
to rt.orn on simlTh dj; M o': "3 ( wi-UP
.nd dI wIn trajins on G .' ivi ,e v'd C. >.a.
hi'. ituilnt-. tt tidena; l-aving 1.mtrt .2 II
5 A 31., on Pt'MI:2ay, 'h y'. -m-i; I .
ardgIi,y's, :.nd( k'aving Idet 1 . 31 ~Ion
MI y 6 Suot. L. R R
SHIOP.
The subse,iber respeciully calls the at
tention of the publec to the faict that he is
ei!t ont hand and prepared to exeCute all1
wok in his line of buiness, eti er inl
Carriage. Buof'rv oP '\agon
Work.
In a wcrkmanike at -'xpeditiomonr
andt :tt prices in :econc'ttre with tho times.
Ha~ving .mr experience or twetraVtivevaars
n dl having wort ked in all te .rittcipal Cities
of the Soutth, in the best car'ge hkouse-, E
am confitdentt of mty abiity to give entire
Give me a trial andi be conivi nced.
Bhiop in rear of' Nathan Ilunit-.r's, an-! at
tached to may residence.
May 6 6mo . GEO. BOL AND,
ILaw Partnership.
e cated~ nOr)-Ves togeth,er in the rae ie of
(ourts, un2der the 2:VO nn 1 nd t of 1'air,
Pope and Pope. Omie.' Ne.' berry C. 11.,
S. C. SIM EoN F.\IR,
SAMPSON POPE.
-o
I ak ibsoce2'ion to notify my ellents
ithat inW :aacessary absence from New
berry, duing .July, hv ;tpplying to either o
myt ptartnecrs, Me""rs. Y. J. or S.?mtpsont Pope.,
ay information or attention n"Lcssary to
my old busi:.e'ss will be prom;ptly gie'n.
SI.lEON FAIR.
IJulv 15 29~ f'.
ICE!ITCE! ICE!
Citizens aeinformed that we are prepa
red to furtnish ice in cases of slekness, or
for other purposes, at -any and all times.
S\MITII & CIIRISTIAN.
sept 2 tf
IMale School.
SThe undersigned w'il re'.open, on
the First Monday in September. his
*School for Boys.
Terms :Three Dollars per month, invariably
in advance.
cep+oom . F. J C'ALDWEL.L.
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ta;, retigiou+ end noral, as of the hst impor"
tunce
. ccDPR of General hItelligeece from the
hosn-.wh:d, a)rkcultural scientific, artilolal,
Cn"+cm eimer c i- ut .+liticatl u urlt.
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Cure wt;! he exercised to exclude improper
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ti:e (hite:retn nid the chool, and edify the
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I i. qw .i.o.. ot thie Cnnv+cnoy of war with
' h-i.. i'v wil. u!.e: uie: e -iteration, be
trra:-'! a . ts we Canl in a C. i":i.n spirit.
A ., ' 0i .. tl:. den omt-nitati i . e'nre of the
':s' e wrll b.e te!?hodi-ti.. wo -:...:..devor "to
w ti I b ir;.vs o: the u.. tha.t hold Chr1st
- rihe e!rt will be to make t1-e w-ekly visite of
Tt W- NIG!:IBOR agreeable and profititble t,o every
Tms n Advanc~e or within 3 Months:
One Y catr.......................... . 2l00
Six .itnths ........ ......... . --- . 10')
Ev~.ery fm'edcribe iq x,uthaorized to slet as an
a:rnt,an wa, fter ,y i.; St. f for his own
pper, be credited with 1fiper c'ent ont all
amnoui:tS recei~veri fram him for Tue: NY.IGHBaox.
[D-- I'ersoi' rem!rittinh. me-.OV 'ri mail nill de
pA.it tiw- I-tter l. t:e i -~ -* 'e in the ::e:c
cve:r. the. cet:iicate L:f .kj i't ~,ui bre forward
C-7 t.'-Tci;.t of ui 'cur.,s of mroney sent will
tr?(nhc* ou Maiu ,.trect, uext to Robert
i ce & .-on.
(Cirrmbia. S C.
P. S. A'tt el 'r!h-r fri. nd to thre enter..
pr; will 5V.lo *x'rt th-ev aind send in
su..c :::(:t mu ney by th--- let of MIarch.
3isrch 4 ')tf..
ON .ind :dAer WEDNESDAXY. the 12th
fn'Tet Pn wn.!IT r ttuns0 wi:1 run daily.
SeIa<htyCOexcepwd, e..enuting with Night
ri 'in. n,i :o- uih C 'own.- and Chariotte and
L-ve. --:U:l):a... ... . ...... .. . '7.00 n..mn
'' . A ii-t ...:................. 840 "'
"~ Ne herrv ait... ......... 10 10 "
Arrive at ' bbevi!!e a1..... .....3 00 p. m.
" *' AX der,im :-t... ......420 "
" ..G':.eo 1.t.... ....... "
L"av.- Gue(.viine at ............. 545 a. m.
" L.1r.a at..............625"
" sv: s ..... .8 00 "~
" S:.erry .t...........123~5 pm
Arrizve ..t )onumih.: j2.. ........345 "
Tr io :-l-'n Wil.e R: ilroa.d will1
-m t -uy .m:ulas ee*-* J
ta:n. tu r....... .....530 *
.rri '. W:mthaila1 at........ ..7.30"
Le,v e W' al-aia at ............3 30 a. m.
" : ,! o -'r . ............. 530 "
Arive \t;::d rso at......6 20"
I'he train will re:n:T fram Itolton to An
der.on on Mondaly anid Fr.avrimornings.
J..ME.S U MlEl:E D[I f,
General Suzperintendent.
Au;. 17th, 1868.
South CaUrohna R?aihroad.
GE'.E' A SUPt:1N T~ i)- DN P'S OFFICE,
Onr aad an~er .,undiay, Ja,r.- ry 19. the P'asse-n
Iger Tranoi on th.- : outh Car..:ii,a hailroad will
run as talowr, viz:
Leave Che ie'- te- for Columbia..... 6.0 A M
Arriv- at hin:vile .................. a 0PM
L eKi g le.... ..........---.-....2 00. i'M
Arive. :( aonnabia..................8 50 P M1
e.e %ve I oa nitu ................ 6. -A 3t
attrive:n., i l .rh .. ................... .0 A M1
L -ir..l f r..'e ili ................ 8 00 A M
'Ir& ( -- P* ... .......... . 3.0 P M
l j: .'r rin on tI:e (amrden lIrnch
wi1 con.ect ith U.p mad- Doawni (.inmbi. Trains,.
:n:d~ WEnno fnd kaaichester Ra.ilro.ad
Tri"e cLI 5. --aV Wed'w.ei:yand Saturdays.
N (110 EXP"nl-as. 1JREtni AND) PAS
F\GERl 1 COMMODAIIO-' titAl -will run
afolows, viz:
Lear*- Uhamr!citnn for Columbia....... 40 P M
Arrve it oh;nmbia...................6. 5 A Mj
L eve Columt9ila....................... 5.0 P M!
Arrve at (h arileston .... ....540 A M
Marcha 01 II. T. PE AK E, Ger'i Supt.
I OU~TH CABThNA RA!L RPAD
GENER1'AL SUPERINTENDENT'8 OFFICE,
SOUTu CARoLiNA R.IlLROAD,
I A ptil 28 1808.
THE FOLLOWING FRtEIGH-T TARIFF
from Nashville anrd Chiartmooga to Colum,.
bia will take effect from and after this dateo:
From From
To Coluimbia. Nashbille. Chattanooga.
Bacon per 100 lb3.........83 62
'as per bu-hel.........28 21
Corn per bushe-l..........36~ 27
Wheit, rye an dl barley per
hunhel ........ 431 32j
Pork aad beef per harrel. .. .$2 57 81 92
Flour. apples, onions and
potatoes per barre-l... 1 59 1.19
Wiky, high wines and
alcho............. 395 295
(i ne.)I. T. PEAKE. I
May 7 General Superinitendent. I
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JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor,
Sep. 2 :6 Columbia, S. C.
Don't Fail to Try the Celebra
ted Southern Tooic, Panknin's HIL,;ttie I;it
ters, an unfailing remedy for all liseases of
the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
Don't Fail to Try the Cele
hrated Southern Tonic, Yanknin's Hepatit
Bitters, an unftiling remedy for all Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver.
For sale by all Druggists.
Don't Fail to Try the Cele
brated Southern Tonic, Panknin's Hepatic
Bitters, an unfailing remedy for all Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver.
For sale by all Druggists.
Don't Fail to Try the Cele
brated :'outhern Tonie, I'ank::ias Hep-itic
Bitters, an unfailing reme+v for ail Di>
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver.
For sale by all Druggists.
Don't Fail to Try th,e Cele
braa,"d So,ithern Tonic, i
B:ters, an ntttuiIittg remnei" Ie " :a .
(1! !t f)I,i :'c tS j,tl aIlt .'" )r". " .
Don't Fail to Try the Cele- s
brated South,:,ern Tonic, Paii in's lepatic
Bitters, an unfaiiin remedy for all Diseases
of t e Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists,
Attend to Your ChildrCn's Teel .
We are so often called on to extract the il
first Molars or J -w T'eeth for chidren, andl d
to regulate or strengthen the front teeth.
which become crooked from neglect, that tl
we think it advisable to call the attention of
parents to the subject; so that the back teeth
may be filled, and the fr ont teeth noticedl
whilst children are cutting their seconds set,
so as to prevent their coming irre;;ulair.
Children shed, or lose bt ten tet'tt fromr the
upper jaw, and ten from the lowa r ja-::. :and
the Molars, or jtiv teeth, which they car
BACK of these, beilng to their adult or grown
set Mainy p.ersons~ my they ware not atware ;a
of this fact. Now notice :nd ;act atc-rding
ly. Charges v'ery mtoderate!. Terms~ cash.
R 8. WlIA LEY. Surgeon Dentist.
Billiard Saloon and
BAR ROOM.
We are elezaintlv supida wi:h all thae
Cooling Summrer B3everages, anid will die
pen.:O iced n:mbrosi:al swect.s, acidul .ted,
sparkling soni.riies, seraInes, 5k' -scrapers,
&c,., to those' who. desire -to s!ake their
thirst with plemeant and h.,ahfl li:i.
SMlH & CIIRISTIAN.
July 15
BURKE'S
Weekly for Bioys an Gis
this paper has already estabhhd itself
a~ '"the Southern falvorite." It is jtte
periodical fr h:ys :nd girls. 'It bring flitn,
shine in to the honsehold. M.pzbies ar
doalls are laid a-id~e to,welcome it It ina
I truicts antd enatertaiins at the same time, and
the old folks find inltere..t in its pagets. A
new volume b'egins in July, with ineaned
attracrions Now i, the time ta) sub-crib",
and renew subscriration< . A be'autiful title
page and index will be fu.rr.ished atr the close
of the votumne. lerms. $2 a yar. or three
copies foF $5. J W BUREG & CO., Pub-.
lishers, neoCtn, Georgia,.
July 828 tf.
JOYNER'S
National Hotel,
Columbia, S. C.
Within f:fly v.ards of the Greenville and f
Charleston R~ailroad Depots, cotner Gervais d
and Gadsden streets.
Rarms.-Board, per week, 3t12.50) ; per C
day, $3 ; Supper, break fast and lodging, $2;
Single Mecals, S1.
A No. 1, Livery Stable in con: ection with
the lHotel, Carriatzes, &ct., for hire at all
hours of the Day tad Nigt.
ROBERT' JOYNER,
Aug. 19 Proprietor.
Dress Making.
___ ____ C
MR~S. M. RI. HUNTER,
Fashionable DreSs Maker,
Over Messrs. Lovelace & Wheeler's,
mi Entrance same as to Photo
grap)h Gallery.
CHAIILESTON HOTEL.
Charleston, S. C.
The undersigned havinag taken char. e of
th.- abo0ve Well kniowni hotel, respectfully
informs his friends and the travelling public
that it has been refurnished in all of its de
partments. The table will at all times he
supplied with the best the Market affords, ]l
including every delicacy in season, while
the cuisitie will he unexceptionable. The
Bath Roomis attached to the Hlotel are stup
plied with the celebrated Artesian Water,
and Hot, Cold or Shower Baths can be ob
taned at any time. The sanme attention
will be paid to the comfort of the guests as_
heretofore, and travellers can rely upon
fnding the Charleston Hotel equal to any
in the United States. The patronage of
the t ravelling public is respectfully solicited. t
J. P. HORBACHT. A cent,
Jan. 15 3 tf. Proptrietor.
Dr. U. S. Whaley's K
The huscriber offers in
dlucements-in the w:ay of
Good Work and Low Prices- .T
to one and all requiring his professional
services. Perfect sat isfact ion gui rantied-.
P. SCOTT'S
Fashionable Clothing and
FURNISHING STORE.
Vear Post O9ice, Newberry, S. C.
YOUTH's and MEN'S COATS,
ESTS. PANTS, OVERCOATS,
HIIRTS UNDERSHIRTS,
ECK-TIES, POCKET HDKP'8
nd FURNISHING GOODS gen
rally, just arrived.
SUITS of the best FRENCH and EXG.
,IS1I MATERIAL, and of the LATEST
CY LES PROMPTLY and PrASnIoxA1W
iade to order.
Having purchased FOR CASH, from the
LDEST and BEST ESTABLISRED ga S
i New York, my
Fall and Winter Stock-of
teady-MacleClothing,Cloths,
Cassimeres & Vestings,
)r BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS &C., &e.,
1y CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS and THE PUBLEC
ill find it to their INTEREST to give me a
all before buying elsewhere, as I am py m
ared to SELL ARTICLES in my line on es
HEAP and REASONABLE TERMS aS Cn be
brained in any market South.
Makin, Cutting Altering and Rep.kbg
r).V at shortest notice.
P. Scott
Newberry C. H., . C.
Oct. 9 41 ly
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To Medical Student&
We-oifer for sale, on reasonaole and ae
,mmod..ting terrns, a PerpetualSCHOb&R"
HIP in the -Eclectic Medical Coilege of
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A ug. 19 34 1t.
CABINET MAKING
The uinder-i.:ned resp.ee:fuilly gives notice
iut, he is prepared to M AKE. or REPA1R
r.-V Iisii of CA!.T NET W.\i:E, in the cet
Oct. .'O, i m;-44-! f. Ilcienta, h* C.
REMOVAL.
LEWIS BUTLER,
'ASIIIONA BLE E ARBER and
HAIR DRESSER,
R E7PECTFUL LY anno::nce.s to the ga
emten of New berry, that he~ hasrmow to
eo room in the re:r of the Newberry bael
here he nill he !iappy to w;it uponea fa i
wexerche of his profession. ils objt
to j.!:tse the mion fastidious. taste, ,a4
L ke.ping of his~ shop-shall l>e afkr the
Sharng, rimmng, hampooing, and
irin:eeudinthe most apesa
Saer. Jan. 23-4-4f.
PAVILION HOTER
Charleston, S. C.
BOA RD PER DAY, $3.00.
.B[EIITW [D, Mrs.HI. L.R B1TWN
Superintendent. Proprietress,
Views for Sale.
~hoto jraphs ofC the Baptist,Luthra
MeILthodi5t, Presbyterian and
Episcopal Churches,
FOR SALE.
These Views are perfect Pictures-b.aII
111y b)right, clean and clear. :These 'Who
esire pictures of any of the above,
ave now :rn op:tortnity to obt
heap. They are 6k by 8i inches, and
tount-:d on cardr hoard, ready for faag.
~e have ont hand. a fine assortment-ffgE
-ames, suitable for these view.x
,[rh 1 WREN & W
,RESTAURANT.
hew 'nb-er;ber having opened a Rantmt t
[EX r DOOR to his Bakery and Cofe
oniery storeO, ini the bai!ding formerly oe,
upied by Mr. B. Mi. Blease, for-the aecoina
todation of the public, informs thea tha
e is prepared to furnish.
tIl the Delicacies oTthe sea
In FISH,
Oysters and Game,
In the most acceptable style, .
[e will keep constantly on draft
Fresh Lager Beer,
Wines, Alee, &.
He is also prepared to furnish
RANSIENT OR REGUL~AR
BOARD AND LODGING.
He respectfully asks for a share of patron
ge, and promises to make his establish
tent a favorite resort.
Jan 15 3 LoUIS SCHODAIR.
Dr. J. D. Bruce
aving resumed the practice ofMdcn
mders his professionaiservices to thepu.
offee in the building formerly occupied by
[r. John A. Chapman, and opposite r.
[arp's residence.
sept. 18 38 tf.
Wanted--Agents.
N / Drmonth to sell the NAlIONAL
S1 FAIYSEWIGI aru
eer Arerpect and is 4od tbe oew
IIIi.co., ittsburgh, Pa.