The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, February 10, 1869, Image 4
The Drunkard's Daughter.
nY 0. W. BUNGAY.
Aut on the stroct with naked feet,
Isaw the drunkerd's little daughter;
Mer tattered shawl was thin and small,
h6 little know, for no one taught her.
Her skin was fair, her auburn hair
Was blown about her pretty forehead;
Her sad, white face woro sorrow's trace,
And want and woe that were not borrowed.
Ileart-brokon child, she seldom smiled,
Hope promised tier no bright to,morrow;
Or, if its light flished on her night,
, Then up came darker clouds of sorrow.
She softly said, " We have no bread,
No wood to keep the fire a burning;"
The chilt was iII, tle winds so chilli,
Her thin, cold blood to ice was turning.
But men well fed and warmly clad,
- And ladies robed in richest fashion,
Passed on the side where no one cried
To them for pity or compassion.
That lone night fleil and then the light
Of rosy day in beauty shining,
Bet dome and spire and roof on fire,
And shone on one beyond repining.
Asleep-alone-as cold as stone,
Where no dea%- parent ever sought her,
,In winding sheut of snow and sleet,
Was found therrunk;ard's lifeless daughter.
Stephen Allen's Pocket Piece.
Among the victims of the Jfenry
Clay disaster, was Stephen Allen,
Esq., an aged mn1111 of' the purelit
character, formerly a Mayor of
New York, beloved and esteemed
by all who knew him. In Iiis
pocket book was found a printed
slip, apparently Cut from a news
paper, of which the following is a
copy :
Kceep good company or noteo.
Never be idle. If your hands enn
not be usefully emlployed attend
to the cultivation of your mind.
Always speak the truth.. Make
few proimises. Live up to your
etgngement. Keep your own se.
erets, if you have any. Ihen
you speak to a person look him in
the face. Good company and good
conversation are the very sinews
of virtue. Good Chaneter is above
all things else. Your character
cannot be essentially injured ex
Cept by your own acts. If any
one speaks evil of you. let your
life be so no one will believe him.
Drink no kind of intoxicating
liquors. Ever live (mlisfortines
excepted) within your income.
Whien you retire to )e(l. think over
what you have been doing during
the day. Make no haste to be
rich if you wolid prosper. Small
and steady gains give competen
cy with tralnqiilitv of1 mind.
Never play at anyi game of chance.
Avoid temptat ion, thlxrough feat'
you may not withistand it. Earn
money before you spend it. Never
run into dlebt unless you seeC a way
to get out out again. Never bor
row if you can pos.sibly avoid it.
Do not marry un til you areo able
to support a wvife. Never speak
evil of any one. He just b efor'e
you ate generous. Keep yourself
mnnocent, if you woulId be happy.
Save wheni you are vonung, to!
spend w~'hen y>u are old1. Read
over the above maxims at least
once a week."
STATE TAX ox CoTToN.-.-The0
following corespondence bet ween
county oflcer Rtunion and Comp
troller-General Neagle, w hich we
copy from th)e Greenville M!oun
taineer, will be of interest to p)lant-t
era throuihgout the State:
A UDITon's OrlICE,
January 23, 1869.)
Messrs. Editors :-In confirma
tion of the fact that I have said(
that the producer is not taxedl on
cotton, I present yotu with the
subjoined letter received from tho
Comptroller-General, which I ask
you, to publish for general infor
nmation. I cannot say asto whleth-.
er the State will refund the money
or not, but it is my imp)ression
that the State will and ought to
givb such tax payer credit on their
next return whenx such tax has
been unlawfully paid.
J. M. RUN ION,
County Auditor.
EXECUTIVE .DEPARTMENT,
OFFlo OF COMPT'R-GENERA L,
CoLMDuIA, 8. 0., Jan. 21, 1869.,
J.M. Rfunion, .Esg., Greenville, S. 6'.:
PARI SIR :--Thore is no a uch
law in force in this State as cotton
ja. Merchants, &c., are taxed on
their sales-cotton, shoes, corn,
et pRyn cloth, and evey other
article of' merchandise, sale, barter
or exobange included. The pro
'~or is not9 taxed one cent on .cot.
4Mn. If it is shipped by hjimself~,
ofi 'by~ atij one .in his name for
himseifr he Is not 'taxed; bat ae
it becomues an article of sale, bar
tw onexehange, it is then inclu.
* e a In~iono dIfrmee how of.
e Vr 'spectinly,
~2~' ~{E4GLB,
~omnfraloia.danetal 50 C.
DEOREASE OF C1IIIAEN.-Not
long ago Dr. Stover and other1s, in)
Massachusetts, in somlo comments
upon the singular faet that the
increase of: children in that State
is limited almost wholly to the
foreign populationl, assigne( the
causo of'it to the commonness of
crimo of feticide. It now appears
that Maine is following Massachiu
seets in the decrease of te rising
generation. Mr. Warren Johnson,
the State Superintandent of Com
1110) Schools, inl Maine, r6ports to
the Legislature that there is a (e.
Crease of 16,683 scholars, between
the ages of four an( twenty-one
years, from'the census of 1868. The
decreaso in the past year has been
3,182; the decreaso in 1864 was
4,141, and the total decrease from
the maximum of 1860 is nearly
20,000. Mr. Johnson very natu
rally considers this decrease alarm
ing, but, as ho annot satisfactorily
account f1.or it, he Proposes ia seirics
of inquiries, such as: "Iinv%e we
ceased to be ai producing people?"
"Are the vital for.ces expended
in brain labor and1( lost to physical
reprodtuction ?" and, "Are the mod
crnl faslliolable crimiialities of
infaiiticido and letici(lo creeping
into our Stato commullity ?' Coimi
ng from Such a source, these are
quest ions offearle imot, relatimnpg
as they do to the populations of
rural districts, where, there beinlg
greater abuidance of the means of
subsistence and less temptation to
cii.e than in large cities, there is
generally supposed to be more
lmorality.
IIOW TO RF:AD T11J 11111.:.-J.
1Rend it every day.
2. Read, solmetimes, one vcrse
ait a1 time.
3. Reai. soellctiies, one para
graph at ai tile.
4. Read, sometimes, a whole
chapter; at others, a whole book.
5. Sometimes, read by subjects
e. ., tihe parable.s, by tfhemlsclves.
one after anlother, etc.
6. Take one acharacter," and
trace it through the Old and New
Testamnts: thus: dir.ect hi istory
or geography ; illust rat ive con
m1ents on, cither, in the way of en
forcing as all example or exhibi
ting as a warning, by contrast
with others of a dielferent type
7. Find out tile Cnltrast lie.
tween3 thle O ld and1( New Testa
mentd ; bet weeni one saint and ano
ther ; bet ween sonme zealons Chiris
tain and some1 zealous persecutori:
bet ween Jew and Samiarit an.
8. Take a verse, sometime, to
pieces, word by' word ; and( tindl
w ben thle potent ial wordls are used(
as elsew here, and in what sense.
9. Use all the hielps yout ('an
get.t--if you haivin't a ('ommenltary,
putt by the dliflicuilt passages to
ask your mn ister the meaning ofci
them.
10, A bove all, end(eavot' to make
your reazding of God's word itm
Ilrove yotu in the articeo of self.
examin at ion andl gr'owthi ini grace.
An individual in Berlin undecr
toolk on a wager to sit for four
hlours in a barber's windolw, with
out moving, in place of the wax
figure customia rily dlisplaiyed there.
At three in the afternoon he ap
pearedl at his post1, dre'ssed in a
white sheet and with a huge wig
on his head sum mon ted by fez calp.
Every efifort was matde by the by
standers to make him show some
sign of life. Street boys were temp)t
ed by the promise of large rewards
to make their most ridiculous grim
aces, and address him in all sorts
of futnny speeches ; but all in vain.
IIe remained immovable until tihe
clock struck ei'en, when lie rose,
bowed gravely to the assembled
crowd, and retired into the shiop.
Married women, says a stalls.
tician, on an aver'ago, live until
forty-five, wh ile ulnmarriedI women
do not live longer than for ty-thiree.
T1huis, every man who refuses to
naarry, shortens some woman'E
life just two years, and thus pre
tically commits homieIde. We
suggest that thiegr'ahd juries otighit
to 'flnd bills against every bach
olor over thirty-fIve years old,
This matter should at once be
taken in hand by the Leglslature,
HI~i u, e.- The Scientlile A mo-e.ica
.tellsU t,readers whant overy physiciar
antit ation t of physiology ,knews abohui
tfl s11 ineas and hiarnilness of wearing
hllheeled .shoes. When the heel -i
raised, as is the present custom, th<
bones of'the thigjh, poliIs, and leg,. at
well,as the foiot, are thrown into an ab
noi mal poalon; 'and while tho bone~
mneinte.Ip their elasticlt,- the effect o1
such unnatural tension is sure to b per.
potuated In thq s4ape of crooked shim
bandy Jegs- olenhanaine to uots -an j
United States M a r
shal's Sale.
Tie United sti ics of Ainerlca-South Cairo.
ilna D.sirict-Wililamji G Davenport (trus
tee), and Malvina It Davetiport, vs Rob
ert Stewart.
By virite or a wr!t of fieri faihis to me dl.
reeed, Issuing out of the liontorahlo the
United States Circuit Court, for the District
of Sut Carolina, I will expose for sale, to
the highest bidder. at public auction at Newb.
herry C. It.. on the seventeenth (17) dlay of
February, 1869, being the third Wednesday
of tile montih, all the right, title and interest
of the Defendutit In the following property
to wit:
Ono Tract of Land, lying i the County of
Newberry, and bounded by land of Jas. B1.
linxter, estate of lion. J. 11. O'Neall M.
Miller, Jacob Paysinger and others,and con
tabting nino hiudred and thirty-one acres,
iore or less.
Also, at the Plantntlon of Defendant on
saine day, a large quantity of Personal Pro
1wrty. Itonisiting iI part ot' Mules, Horses,
Ilogs, Cattle, Corn, Fodder, Wagons, one
Cotton Giln. Faritig and Agricultural i.
kkments. Levied on as the property of Robt.
Stewart,defendtint, at the stilt of Willinam G.
Davenport (trustee) and 3ialviiiia R. Daven
port. platultift.
Sales to coiiinence at 12 Bf.
rerms-casli. Purchaser to pay the bar
sahl for necessary stamtps and papers.
09 Sale to be conducted by A. P. Plfor,
Deputy Marshal as auctioneer.
J. I. M. EPPING,
Jan. 27 4 3t U. S. blarshal.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Virc Insurance Co.,
IIARTFORD, Conn.
Incorporated 1819.
charter Perpetual.
CashAssets$5,000,000
The Stron gest Firo Insurance
'omnpany in the United
States.
IsksTaken In Newberry, S. C,
GEO. HUGGINS,
Agent,
Columbia, S. C.
Jsn 20 Im
NICKERSON HOUSE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
$3.00 Per Day.
Wmi. A. Wright, Manager,
Nov. I1 46 3mos.
In the District Court of tle
UNITED STATES, for South Carolina, Jan
Term. 1839. In the matiter of William Sun
mer of Lexington Countv-14ankrunt. PetI.
lion for full and final discharge in Bank.
ruptev.
Ordered, ihnta hearing be hn on the 25;h1
day of Fehinary, 1869. at Federal Court
Houe in Chartcs.on. S. C ; and that all cred
frors. Av , of said Barikruot appear at said
time lnd place. a d shew enn<, if at thev
ca1n. w hy the prayer of the petifoner ;hobil
not be granteX. And that tie 2nd anid 3
meetings of crectois of saill Bankrupt will
he held at thw lnice of J. C. .aeger, F.q.,
Ilezi<orar of 31 Con Dis;riet of 1. C., on 23r1
rhat of Fehirniarv, 18G9, at 12 m.)
ilv rde.r of the Cou rt, tile 27th daty ol
Januittary, 1809.
DANTErL HOIiLIEC'K,
Clerk D)istrict Court United St-tte.
Feb. 3 5 3:. Fur South Carolina.
Tn the istrict Court of the
UNITED RT'A ES. for South Carolina, Fetr
l'erm. 1849. in the matter of iR. II Scoti
of Ne'wberry County--l inkrupl t Petitioil
for foil and final diccharge in iiani,rnte
0Ordee r d, tha:t a hlenrinC hbe had on the 25:11
dlav of Feb. 1869. at Federal Court Hous!e i
Cli arleston,.S. C.; andl that all eredhiorsa, &c.,
of said liiakrupt )ppealr at snid time andt
place, and shtew enn'e. if any they can. wvhi
the prayer of the ile:itione.r s.hould no01 hi
granted. And that tile 2nd aInd 3dl meeting,
of creditors o,f said iantkrupt wvill he held al
the omlee of J1. C. Jaieger. Esq'r Re' gistrai
of 3r d Con, District. ii. C., ont 23d day a1
February. 1869, nt 12 tm.
lBy order of the Court, the 23d day of Jan
niary, 1869.
D)ANIEL HiORL1IECK,
Clerk District Court United States.
Feb. 3 5 3t. For Soujth Carolina.
In the District~ Court of th(
U N(r ED STA fES, for Soulth Carolina. Jan
Term, 1869 In the miatter of Thomas H1
Chauppell-llank rnpt Pecti tion for fuill ant
utti lltchrae in Bankrttptcy.
Ordered, that a hearing he htad on the 25t1
day of Febt inny. 1869, at Federal -Cour
house in Chtarleston. S. C.; andI that all cred
itors, &c., of sai atnkrutpt appear at salk
thne and( place, nndi 520 s eatuse if any them
can, whty the prayer of the petitioner shouni
not be granted. And that thte 2ndi anti 3:
meet ings of cred itors of said bantkrupt will b<
held at the ofilee of J. C. Jaeger,- E'q
Registrar of 3rd Con. District. S. C , on 23r<
day of Februtary, 1869, at 12 mn.
ily onier oft tho Court, the 27th day e
January, 1869.
DANTL T1ORLHIECK,
Clerk District Court United States,
,Feb. 3 5 3t. For South Carolina.
In the District Court of th<
Uu Ni 'ED S 'A TES, for South CarolIna. Feb
Term, 1869 In the matter of John P. flu:
hardit, of Newberry Coutnty-Blankrupt. Peti
tion for Full and( final discharge InafBank
ruptcy'.
Ortdered. that a hearing be htad on the 25t1
day of February, 1869, at Federal Cour
house in Charleston, S. C. ;and that all cred
htors, &c., of said Bankrupt appear at salt
time and piace, and show cause, if any the:
cnn, why the prayer of .the Petitioner shounk
not be granted. And that the 2nd and 3<
meeting of creditors of saitd Bankrupt wvii
be held at the ofie of J. C. Jaeger, Esq.
Register of third (3) Congressional District
S. C ,on the 22rd day of February, 1869, a
12 M.
By order of tfie Court, the 27th day e
Jantuary, 1869.
Clerk District Court United Stat'es.
Feb. 3 5 3t. For South Carolina.
In the District Court of th<(
UN I i'ED SIPATES, for Sonth Carolina, Feb
Term, 1869. In the matter of J. P. Pool, o
Newberry Coun ty-Blankrtupt, PetitIon toi
fli and isnni discharge in llankruptcy.
Ordered, that a hearIng be had on thes 25t1
day of Feb. 1869. at Federal Court Hlouste it
Charleston, B. C.; and that all creditors,&c.
of said Bankrupt appear as said time ant
pl ace, anti shew cause, it any they can, wh:
the prayer of the petitiotner should not be
granted. And that the 2nd and 3d meetingi
of creditors of said Bankrupt wvill be held a
the office of J. C. Jaeger, Esq'r. Registei
of 3di Con. DistrIct, 8. C., on 23rd day o
February, 1889, at 12 in,
fly order of the Coutrt, the 27th day o
February, 1889.
DANIEL HIORLTBECI<,
F erk Dtit Court 'United States,
Fe.3 5 St. For South Carolina.
(Geods 3riil consed t A enta, to be pakt
fo hnsol an4 0.lhoNe fe. Fdt ful
1Eie. rss *tamp ~ KCLaTI
Assessor's Notice.
We will attend at the fol lowing places 'for
the pilrpos of assessistic proportv, to *it:
At Sligh's store on Monday 8 Feb. At
Caldwell's store Teimsday Uth Feb. At John
Slymph's storo Wednesday 10th Feb. At
i'MVybinton, balance or the week. At Whit.
mires n londay 15th Feb. At Cromer's
storO Truesduy and Wednesday, 16th and
170h Feb. *At0Oxner's store 18 h Febi. At
lia1rmon's Store 10th Feb. At lIceder's store
20th and 21st Frb. At Jalapa 22d Feb. At
Longsboro's 23rd and 21th Feb. At Chap%
poll's Depot 23,lh Feb. And at Deadfall 20th
and 27th Feb.
Every person mu1st have a list of all is
property, Realand Personal-including dogs,
money at interest, or bonds. Every person
between the ages of eighteen and fity years,
havo a poll tax to pay-both white and
black. All those that h1ve no property tu
pay for will appear and give In their naumes.
Township No. 3-avlAbinton-J P Kinard.
"I , 4-Cromer's Store- "
" " 5-lreler's itore-Jno Cooto.
" " )-Liongshore's "- " "
" 7-Chappell's Depot
The books will ie kept open at my house every
day for the asmming orproIim-ty, lror to-mor
row. .1. P. K(INARDI,
JOHN COATE,
Feb. 86 St. Assessors.
SILAS JOHNSTONE
AND
WM. F. NANCE,
Cotton Brokers,
BANKING AGENTS,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Are prepnred to make full advances on cot
ton to Liverpoal, New York and Charleston.
Cheeks otn New York and Charleston in
sutm to suit. dec 9 bo
W. C. Courtney & Co.,
FACTORS
AND)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1 IOYCE'S WHARF,
CI1AUlE'STON, S. C.
W. C. Courtney,
Robt. Miur.ch,
Jas. 8. Murdoch. sept 0 61m
JAMES M.CALDWELL& SONS,
COTTON FACTORS,
AcconmIili'ton W harf,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
Advances made on1 cosignmet"nts. Refer
t1howe who wish inforat10on to Col. 1). L,
McKay, Presi.dent ot the l'eople's National
ink, Charleston, 4. C.
Sep il 37 6n.
T. P. Forreston,
Johber and dealer in
GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND
AM2ildAN TOYS,
IMosicry, Triimigs ati Fancy
(oods, Musical In1struments,
Fire-works. and
Yankee Notions,
Aso Fashio11tbl Emprium of I)esigns ro
Stamp~ing, Brai d ing & Emibroider,
Consta,nIb on handp a larga. and welli
ua, ed a:ek~ ot
Is"s aitl ,inen :mi Silk l''o.s
5. 6El hI ST., CIIA.4LSTON, 8. C.
THE OLD
(111 (IM1 BITTER S
THE GREAT SOUTHERN TONIC
GOODRIICHi, WlINEMAN & 0O
Charleston, S. C.
Sep.tembhier 9 80 Itv.
NOTICE~ TO PMANTERS.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
IThe highaly saisfactory atnd remnarkabl,
eflfets (ot this Guano in, prodneing ver'
ham tely maerense.d crops of Cotton, Corn ani
oither staile crops, lhus attracted the geti
eral at tentioni of~ plantters andl farmers. I
Iorder to contfirmn public confidlence in ti
con tinuied excellence of' this GuOn 'o, ami,
avail of lie best scientific abuilityv in thb
proseemtionm of tihis important business, th<
i 'leiej Guano Comtpany has consugmmat.
a .professional enaeetwt Dr. St. Ju
hanih.eel o Chrlstn,S.C., as see
titic ade ser andtc consult ing (;hemiist to thi
Cottpjany. Dr. Riavenel is conaversant wit!
a eas s ihtecharacter, policy amt
unn.nal esouces f th taifme Gua2
Comapat,y, and will comimunleae full na.
formnation on these poits to pianiters wh<
mnay call otn him, or address him by lette
at ()harleston- 8. C.
dN() H. REESE & CO., Gener.il Ag'tq.
P'acifie Guano Company, Baltinmore, Md.
J. N. RORSON,
IAg't bor Soth Carohitna, Charleston1 . C.
Dec. 23 52 Sm.
The -Great
SOUTHERN TONIC
JJOWiE & MOISE,
Prorie.r~& WoleSale Drggis8(
Charleston, S. C.
8SdOXIfQ1 v6Rft V
r. & H. T. ANTHOPTY & CO,
001 ]ROADWAY, 4(EW YpAK
lathie l1 . ltal4a oth.e Trade t . Ibelt olielves4elo.e *I t
above. ofthir son P"Ifitallov. waae fr*l, 04 jfhociulida.
lie Pubield Iter Four TAGNSAnd siawt*44 at Stoeoeshiovl View
iludn.ing t
Pamms o ra P e a
caWh ile d i ews emc a lagsn 1 6kla. Asind.e II
.oir I n i@e o. f rFias. . W. i v. Pha. on
viet. jsarad heRine,nla d . *e* .d w l. e
WeREP EH-eintfe.r r .r gel , b . 8erg
.Ihrto t photei ,e ograpt hers, dir-s.o
6",Ifecoeiad. I Ireland,. E pin tulanourn.
ib.ih . foe..hI thseer per ll.e i. , nanb
yrac, I V*mpel atS. Cited, ..in llrae,
a1e..e"', 1rn. . ee .... n ... e ra .
Telan. aie. . 118NT N &0
01Roas Boa a, N A. .,
Amprtew r and Mann ofAle. IlPtraploe and Trapos
J.aleita, to arltvariety. live care sIhe exclusive Agernts In Amcerica
h IN 0.4,1e110 VIChu.ch whih ie have a onpI.di
ViThs is ad,iand. thc Rhine, rEgland t coiands Walen a.. t
ISr.IY03COPPH.l. -We manufacture V117 Isrthf 80d have a 12144
cammot l rop b ti io ti k the aregs rre
lgiOTu1RAPer AinBhU.-Oar M sanathre e A dhumin 9 wel
hoa hcogbnul the counity as supeelt I, qaity and btauty to all
All we chrc are atde In tr nwn Factory. and par etyle ar alroal
ruis hales ny her maher. Buyer chsd so il tn sle rmoA
hock ibtefr eseking wekir par jtaaeey.
CHROMOS.
The. beautivalel t quatcuhe,dtincat or cre C
t Oil Paand . at ane nill vheir cost welmp arely twuf
eLa ndon, li*, Viaf sa Rois, ans tlT11b tade at i
E. & H. T. ANTHONIY & CO.,
601 BROADWVAY, N. Y.,
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ON iild after WEDNI'sFAY. the 12ti
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Sundays excepti-il. cmmetling with Nigh
Trains on South C!,rolina in Charlotte an
South Carolina tlilroiids, is follow.,
Leave Columlbian at...............7.00 a. m
oC Alston at-.............840 em
" Newberrv -it..............10 it me
Arrive at A liieville it... ... ..3 00 p. n
" at Andlermi at .........4 20 "
" at Greeiville at...........500
Leave Greenville at.............. 545 a. 1
Anderson ti...............625 "
Abbeville at...........8.00 "4
- Newnerry a.............12 L p.
" Alzton ntr.... .......2 15 "
Arrive at Colulmbin at.........345 "~
Trcl.lnii (on the Jilue Itidge Ra:ilroadt wi
also run daily. Suindays excepted.
Leave Amderson at.............. 30 p. a
"Pendeletoni at............. 530"
Arrive aIt WValhalla at....... ..7 30 a"
IALeve Wahlalla at............3 30 a. ir
"Pendleron at............5.30 "
Arrive at Anderson at.........620 "i
rhe train wIll return from Belton to An
de2rson on Mondtay and Friday mornings.
JA MES 0. IIEREDI I'lH
General Superintendent.
Aug 17th, 1888.
Laurens Railroad.
New Scheduale.
OmRee Laurens R. R ,
Laurenls C. Ii., 8. C., A pril 29, 1868.
On and af'terTuesday, 12th May next. iih
trains on tis road ill commence rulnnin
to return on same davy; to connect wvitha n
and diowa trins on dreenville and Columi
b)l1 Railroad, at fielena; leaving Laurensa
5 A. ML , on TuesdlayR, tlhul-iday's and Sai
urday's, and leaving Hielena at 1j P. M., o
same days. J. S. BOW EIt8
M y6 Snpt. L t R.,
Something Nice.
Ihave procured the Kingsmlore Gal
lery (over Miayes & Martin's Store) wvhicl
isq ilndergoing thorough repairs, and il
hlave plenty of room with an excellen
sky-light, and will be ready to move b'
1st Januar.y. Come one-come all, an;
see how thmigs work in this commodiou
gallery.
Also, a.good lot of albums at extreme
ly low prices.
All kinds of work done in the line c
Phbotography.
I have all of WVren & Wheeler's Nega
tireS thlat were taken at thlis place.
I We charge nothing for looking, an<
I10otIlmuCh for a picture.
Respectfully,
W. H. WISEMAN.
D)ec 23 5i2 ttf
M. P. Albriton,_Again
My8ysem of Quick Sales,
and TrhW~eekly arrivals 6f Fresh Goodi
places me in a position to give my~ cuso
era cheaper goods than ever. tn
I amndoing a rapidly increas
ing busmecss,
but desire to add to it. Evrbyr i
he bong1t cheap gon.Iwl no aem
mny large Store loluse,il satref gant pems
tat are hnte id fu in ehvery line of ootl
Wholesale and retail.' 0
Oct. 2844 tt
IN'IE POBATE~ COURlT.
NEWBRRY COUNTY.
Naney Amck, fienry Amuiek and othIers, vs,
retition for Partltioni of the Real Filni
of George D. A miek, deceased
It appearing to my satisfaction thtth
defenidtst Jolln Hi. Sulton and M a t.he
wile, reside blevond the limIit ofryi A.i
It is therefore'ordered, o this o ae.
lington & Silher, Plaintitf" AtoneofG
they do plead, answer or demtrtone Phat
tition illedl in this easemu otep
18th day of Marchu nes on or be'fore the
wi etaen pro confess'o againt theonsen
Geun er my hand this 2nd day of
JOiilN T. PETFRSON, s. e N.
isk s m tallic 8MlaF gs08 1
TIlE SUBSCIlIBER' has constantly, on
hand a full assortmienlt of the abovO approved
ea8es, of different patterns beldes dblns
of his own' make, all of whiclh ho Is pr6l4red
. to Jornish at- very reasonAb)o,- (ates, rith
promptnes and despatch.
Persons desirous of haying .Casa sent by
railroad will have them sut free qf charge,
A Hearse is always on hand atid will be
furnihed at the rate. of $10.por day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub.
scriber respectfully asks for a con tinuatioi
of the saime, and assures the public tlat
no effort oil his part will be spared to render
the utmost satisfiaction.
R. 0. OHAPMAN
Ncwberry S. C., July a1.
Sash & Blinds.
The subscriber takes pleasure in announo.
ing to this community that, having a d
all necessary arrangements,,ho will b'e ble
to furnish
Sash with and without
Glass, and Blinds,
At Vcry Moderate Ratcs!
For Cash!
ANDREW C. CHAPMANI
Oct. 7 41 tF. Newberry C H, S. .
GUANO.
No. I Peruvian Gilano, $61 per ton, in
gold, or its equivallIe': in currency.
Bruce's Concentrated Fertilizer, In bar.
i rels, per ton, $50.
Pure Ground BoMe, in barrels, per ton,
$40.
Bone and Meat, in barrels, per ton, $38.
Fish Guano, in barrels.
Alta Vela Guano, $25.*
Alta Vela Phosphate, in bags, $56.
3 Ground Plaster, per barrel, $1.75.
3 Swan Island Guano, in bags or barrels,
$36 per ton.
Sulphate ofr sodn, in hnrrels, per top, $30.
Soluble Paeifle Guano, $tiji.
. Best Superphosphate, coni(aining ton per
cent. soluble phosphorie acid, and three
s per cent. ammonial, put up in bags or lar.
rels. Price $5,5 per ton.
Cuban Guann, frioi cnves, con,inin
besides the us.1al phos,ites and organic
l matter-five to six per cet. of nitrate o1
. potash. An exe-l.ent 1pplication for pota
toes, tobacco, cotton, etc. Price in bags,
$35 per ton.
South Carolina Phosphate, ground and
put in bags or hjarrels.
a Navassa Guano, by the cargo, in lu',.p,
or ground.
For sale by
GEO. E. WHITE,
Oct. 14 2 ino.150 Frount Street, N. Y.
Pomaria Nurseries.
-h 1868-9.
The Pomariat Nurseries have been greatly im.
proved, and the undersigned has the pleasure or
offering to his patrm.ns tthe best coillection o'
Fruit treesevergiown inltsclimnte. Apldvs
nid peaches varticularly adaptert to the clitnate,
from the earlie?t to tihe lutest Apricots, 'lums,
\ectarines, Cherries, in great variety. AimmAds
quinces, Figs, 'omegranatea, Medlars, Filtert,
beatig .lu rsrries. ti ea , best milu
nmost varid colh-ction ever offTered aian he uith,
muoug them the Iliebe.ns lurrire winterpar
[ eqaa to D)ucihesse D'Angonuleme ian size. ~ta
(rd and Dwgar fs can be Ifur'nshied from 2 years
old, to l>eairing size.
(.rspes lia great variety, including all the lest
new tanble varteties, wih those for vinaeyaudy
Also Lutterlock's, True Scuppernong, anid (ie
ioners nuch prized with tl'e Seupperinong.
Of Ev'-rgreens, a large and most varied collec
tiona. embriacing every desiranble va riety'--any
particularly adapted to Cemeteries.
Itoses-A1i the fine varetits, with th,e new
Fren:ch importations, all grown On their own
roots. Dulias, the fintest colors, and most per
feet F"renchu early variety. Gindi.lus-mnany
-. superb k indas. Trube inoes, (Crysanthemaums anad
everythainig desira,ble in thec way of Oriumeaiial
Flowering .Shrubs, & c. A new Catalogue will
sooni be rendy for distribution. I'ersas aordernlg,
will please direct to W1'M. bUMIIl , Ar.enat
eI.v P84Joma,ria,S. C.
Change of Schedule,
ON TPilE S. & U. R AIL ROA.D.
tOn anti after2nd November 1868. theopas.
.aengor train will leave Spartanburg Court
a flouse, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 7 a. in., and arrive at Aiston at 1.30
p. in., conneering with the Greenville down
. train, and traIns for Charlotte and Charles
ton.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays end Saturdays,
the up passenger train connecting with the
-Greenville up traIns, will leave 'Alsion at 9
ia. mn., ant arrive at Spartanburg Court
House at 3 20 p, in., as per followIng sched..
ule: DOWN TRAIN. UP TRAIN.
partanburg, 00 00 17.00 I3 20 I00 00
. . -let 7 45 I7.48 I2 32 I2.35
s Joncsville, 8 25 8 30 I1 50 I1.55
Unionvllle, 9.15 9 .49 j12.40 1.l65
.San tuc, 101 16 10.21 ' 12 03 I12 08
Lyles Ford, 11 30 11 38 10 39 10 42
f Strother, 12 02 12 05 10 12 10.15
Alaton, 1.20 0 0.0 00
. TOAB. JE11R, President.
' Baltimore
Corner.
.iBaltimuore Uorner, on Main Streets, is
now open and under full head-way.
Just received 'and now open
ing, the following Goods.
,'All kinds of oandlea-French, English
and American.
All kinds of Nuts--'.Cocoa Nuts, Almonds
Filberts, iIezel Nuts, Drazilian Ntas Pea'
Ntt, English WValnuts, Black Walnuts,
Pecan Nuts, &c., &c.
ALSO
Fruits of Al ' Kinds, in'Season.
Oranges, Leimns A pples, Pin pls
Durrand Fg,runes, Rtiiins--..I and*i boxes,
ALSO
CSnokfe nST8nar, Rice, Segars, Chewing and
nokng Tobacco, Boa ps-assortedl, &o.
All kinds of' Canned Goods.
Oysters, Lobster, Salmon, Sardines, To.
matoes, and Preserved Fruits.
Sundry Goods,
Ch kras Vrs i,eil MacaronI, Cheese,
together with an endless 'vnd ofs Toycs, o
all kindis and pricesa Dolls, y of Ts, oflea
Carriages, WVagona, Gunts, Pistl,nlltr
Caer, &e, -e, 111 you ean't rest. -
CoMFE.-Enc, all andi c
little, old and tn very~' one, big and
and girls, white ai,d colre bnt aomn, boey,
-all earc invited to come to the DBal m r
C orn ha A. M, . V.
G U NPWIgE
wty 6 d .tt AL 9 q gra to
1 9ii Jendl, ting
and 4uatter kes' diso off af
half pound eait -; - i so ', , ud
Deer HF, i kege, halt andjquqr(0,&jgs,
also 1P n 000A11d111114pan caniste;;
Ea0816, Aportin and AUX JUAMiludc keg.
one pound a p anrs
B Duqalne a6 e r
tdan Of untd,lta
RAgo
ltasin powning
BeatigPllq,' twenty-fiVO Pound
g 9 a a d njst
te Ils 6116':- uPOnt 'Do
Pheaton"Topss
'a stood unryaiodfor'mIxta.no1eigr
1111eAPTOP aXqd wok1 e,a te)djV1
.e reprepstad a lio l
mor Vhoesalo ,0$to8 q Il o.dlwqnb
lote9 twnyA011so
ihCearriassn u la e ahrn
Will k~ * T r %j O. I fl
OO o inisulr. 1t eillav gor-de~
.v,rt wh0enfiy Ral'R Df,0tne"'0
para amounte tod over $100.deiiWiain.
blirihet-'1# arials that eag h h
aolved asejl ange . WejaFtR' 09 a
nahto *ofok %a d ass.nd ie. bio:
Ohat weCan bul h a oap O rk.4 a1
Newbery,go O., Marchft ra fndt
d t e i. ot et m4ilcrplod
prieiand all, p-ork ,l4 1 1 e I
10. rophjirml 4nd ti,opf j;Ivhk to1 1
thee Di so to.e f
saleebyal riention-g
Da't 0 att Tr th RU
fn muri-bghV'ond 11tggicis ll.lI y I pe~r.
bwa%, Whet sent -y Ranl noin'aHep0i.
Hi trs, r ufailng armed fo 'al.e Dre
pnirs anto ' itto over $o -W tsntI
bute the beigmative thatn co thobougt, an
tFre b41isg t6 ely i t - - ' orki-o
a liberal patrOnitgo. ~
nation ortor work at r the. c
that we ca build the sanme, kaps work aw
o ea If not unaeeir th e for 'Ma i-it.
All of oth work itie rr antd. . e L ' r
Our Fabory is near the Depot.
Newberry,. Al,ircli 25 13 Iy*
Dohi'tVail tOTr''' 11
Don)'t F~ail to Try the l.
brated Southern Tonic, .Panknin .Hp
ite 'an. unfaling remedy io all Dis
eases of thet
For sale by all Druggista.
Do 't Falto lri-y the -CelI.e
brn(ed Southern Tonic -aPnkntj9;Ht1o
Bitters, m unifalling remedy for all Dise.
enses or he Digeive Organsnd thO Ler.
For sale by ll Drggts. '
Don't Fail to the Ce].
brated Sothern Tonic, Panknin's ,1epatic
Bitter, an unfaling remedy for all Dis
cases t' the Digestive Organs and the Lier.
[or sale by all Druggists.
Don't Fal.toTiy te C()e
Justtd poub hed,aonin e I akin'fo DI'patle
Bit te::4, an. infialng remidy' lor.ll Pleis..
er te Digestive EOrgss and othe Tier..
Dont (witot medcie) te Cper .
Froil So'e TImonc, niiiflepatl.p
andFins, l dlteilld g re inedy uor all Ises
or thle cigetive Organs and the Lifer. For
sale li all Druggistr. a
conseuencs o elf-rabe may.b e adi ly
culre withot eseit of enapedjatne
or t e ralo ofVte . ne, p~olfn g-V
iugea mtode lo Cnetoncsumptio, .erInc.y
and( effetiu, by ensdwhchee rysuf-.
ferer, ce, mate at ho i.condition,niy be
* Thi Leerte shtould, in Te aNdi
of es ver yuh practever thant the'lamd.
cuednt ude shea 'in of plinenlm de,, o
ouy admde ostpaid, on rceipt, cets,
may two t.tmsl Aohn, Drlvel's
rad away .Y,PdYDe10$6
Purhifs Letur htle nlolzde
of evey uthgoeteevery i.te lBaere
any adkidss os Iti,orcepf iets
oroved posnkes. Aluy r Cuv#rols
tMrhige CapuiPde rie a on t. dr
Shot Prouches , F4m,- lloter588
Pnnuohriaries of varoodha.'r
Aknd Re-~
OfAll khinds of RPAIINnatynde
p.a odhand exetdolda lwrts
p Goed naksmihhu , A
Sho aditont he latk, let, rac'eprd
th ers l kind s of Sprig pa ,ti. esidek
Ban/ otE.r rtcl of variuscsirbtr
Allth ieebtds oEamhTf aty and0z,
p.er Shtls Hurntd, orniatrlof rtis.'#e
procuredhilo stock.e ll oderd proparcy
ia
eoenSti Ia~to bloty.
fted d eeto.-t ra o
Apri 15 I l 6 (na
loWPrinting'N6atiyExecu
tedl at this Offlec,