The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, July 07, 1869, Image 4
Id fiE .-It is very of.
~l~a~b htIt dople find thault
with nowspapers, because their
contopts do not in every instance
an (undor ill circumstancos come
upt t0"their expectations. If there
-Je an error or a lack of variety in
i,h article; if reflect.ions tire mado
3 I cireer8 of public men too
l dwelt upon ; if there hapiens
to be more politics than literature;
-uletter turned or a word s)elt
wrong, croakers at once set up a
howl, and swear that those who
have the paper in charge know
nothing of their business. Tihe
Chicago Post touches the matter
portinently in a recent article. It
says:
, If we reflect upon the variety
of matter i) a newspASpOr, that the
woric has to h) done rapidly, and
cannot in many particulars have
the duliberation of' the closet, from
the very naturo of the case; that
no matter what takos place, the
comment thereon must be mado,
the demands of the situation being
as reoorselosi as tide or time,
m,qving on regardless of affection,
ligiion, misfortune, death-whien
we consider tlhese things, and more
that we might mention, all will
understand that the general accura
cy' of the press and its general
charactor for literary excellence
are something remarkable. That,
under these circumstances, the
press of the country makes a
fe* blunders; mixes up dates or
facts badly; kills a dlead man now
and then, or buries a live on(.; mis
represents an oppollent, o1 cits
other fantastic tricks, is not sur
Prising. If it did not., the gods
and not men would be the conduc
tors of the press. That it performis,
its general dutiag of chronieling
the goings on of the wholo world,
in evento and in ideas, and makes
valuable additions besides to the
best ofgeneral literature, is matter,
about which those growler-s at the
press and those pretenders in it
who could not write an advertise
ment for a lost puppy -Ro that it
could be parsed, had better etop to
think about.
"DIRTY."-The following mjar
riage notice recently appearC(l inl
a Richmond paper :
Kasey-Buriks.-In Liberly, at
the Elpiso.u9 Church. onl tho 14th
inst., by thoRev. J. A. Wharton, Mr.
Soap, 1,395 pounds.
S. Kesey and Miss Fannie Clai.
borne, daughter of E. C. Brks,
1.,. all of Bedford county, Va.
The people of that villaigo must
be very "dirty," if' it takes 1395
pounds of oap to wash a newly
married couple.- Wil. Star.
.A woman will not "hold her
jaw"-not eveni when she goes to
the dentists.
BOl1GIIT AT A DECLIE !!
W. H. WEBB,
1-tVing just rctturncd from
the North with: a completo and general aS
sortment, of Goods, such as
Diy d-oods,
Boots and Shoes,
Fancy Articles, and
Groceries,
Takes plensurc In cnlling attention to his
Stock, wlehct was pu1rchansed at i dlecline In:
prico.nnd which he off'era at correspondingly
lo w figures.
,These goods need only be seen and priced
td convinco aniy n as to .their Superior
qualify and cheapness.
Special attention is called to ulhe large va
ri ot',adiad other Shoes, m,aniufac
hi name, and which are warrated in ei cry
respct. .nlI, examine and be convinced.
eh 24 3m
JAI SCPAKER,
lBOUSB, SIl@ PD DEORATiVE PAINTR,
Glazier and Paper IIanger,
* Neobery0. i., . .,
SIoi the citIsons of this com,
a)Ie s.now fairly storted In bui
n redto execute all orders with
neatnss a pucult,and at moderate
ratt he oun( at ouisShodair's Re.
tain-wer .H March 3
WWig0W SHADES.
Fq.rreston,i
lla-s bbdrand dealer in
i &~fRENCH; ENGLISH AND
h0't~EIlCAN Toys,
t ind 1"ancy
sidjii i)FIre-works, and
~VM~ke NotiOne,
a bd:por:m, of Designs for
~dia Embroidery
Constandlon'hn'nd a la,'ge and weol
asagied stck o
an'-.
INSURE IN THE
AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANI
OF
PHILADELPHIA.
ALEX. WHILLDIN President.
UE0. NRUGENT, Vice-Presddent.
JOUN 8. WILSON, ecretary.
JOHN C. 4131MS, Actuara
Assets, - - $2,500,000.
Annual Income, 1,000,000.
The American--Is now one of the OldeF
Compaules in the United States, Chartere,
18110.
The Americani-Ita $200 of Assets fo
every $10 of' L.iabilitics.
The Aiierlean-Never lost a dollar of in
velst ineits.
The A mericane-14sues policies on ALL de
1-rmble plais.
The American --alake ALL policies non-for
feitaible.
Tho American-Pays Life Policies to th
insured at the age of eighty years.
Tho A merican-1ias nio tinecessary restric
tions on travel and redeciice.
The American-Declares divilends annual
ly at die cnd of the lirst year.
The American-Pays all losses promptly.
i1s all the tables or rates for Lil, En
dowment, Income Produicing, Returm Pre
mitim, Premium IRedncing, Childreni's En
dowiment Policies, aid grants Anutitles oi
most Iavorai.le terms. Its rates are low
It has both the miuttial and stock plans.
0ALDWELL.&11RENIZER, Gen'l Ageinti
North and Snith Carolina. Oflice Firsi
Natii!.tl B,mk building, Charlotte, N. C.
IM:rEa TO
Ex. Gov. Vaice, Charlotte, N. C.
Gen. J1o. A. Youig, " "
Gen. Alexander, Cohmbia, S. C.
Col. .las. Gibh. "I
"$a 1,1. Childs,.
J NEWTON FOWLES, Agent,
Ne bersy, S. 0.
LJ' Agents Wanted. Liberal arrange
mielnt,4 will IJe m4IUdo with Tilen Who MRAN
1CSIN:S8. June 9 22 ly.
CITIZEN'S SAVINGS' BANK
OF
SOUTH CAROLINA,
INTewberry 3Branoh
Office on Pratt Street.
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OFFIOERS:
Genf. WADE HAMPTON, President.
J. D. PALMER, Vice,President.
Thomas E. GREGG, Cashier.
O 1'. SCOT 1', Alsistant Cashier.
FAIR, POPE & POPE, Solicitors.
Local Finance Board.
JO IN T. PETERSON,
EMANUEL S. COPPOCK,
RUEBEN S. 01110K.
Interests on Deposits at the
Rate of 6 Per Cent., Per
Annum.
Office Hours.
Frem 9 a. mn., to .5 p. mn.
( Extract from By-Laws.]
"Deposits may ho made by any minor
over the asto of twelve years, eithcr with or
withlout a guardlinn, andI by mnarried women
in their own narnieN. L.ums or 31 nnd up
ward will be0 received, but no interest shall
he paid( Oin thet fractional parts ot' SI, nor on
anly sum) whtere thei whlel deposit Ia teas ihan
6.5, nor for the frae.ional part1t of a mionth."
W ill be ready for 1?usiness AMay 1st.
May.5 18 om.
Thiomas S. Moorman,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1i.:m tremetid the prbctice of the Law at
th l'ure,' nod1 can he' fon1:1l for the present
ii- lhe Store of It. .\oormnin & Co.
h'b 2i8 af
STILES HURD,
\v'ithi the
WhIeeler & Wilson Manuzfac-,
(Hing 0inlpanly.
B1Ull)GFEPORT', CONN.,
Isennb1tgd lIa selectI the miost p)erfect
finished . hineus, andi forwardu themti to
those who nmay wtant, at the manufae
turer*'s price, free of OI'1) com isions to the
i.urchaser. A ny orderis sent throngh
b.ilas Jo)hnfstone & Wmi. F. Nance, will
receiv pr Iomplt atientlion.
COLUMBIA HOTEL
COLUMBIA, S. C.
------
niodaion of guosts. The table willl always
be supplIed with every delicacy of the sja,.
son-both, from New York andl Charleston
Markets. anid no efforts will ho spared to
gilve perfect satIsfaction, In every respect, to
our patrona.
WVM.GOR01N1
II. H lIADE~Ni'OP,) rPoSRNUTsons.
31ay 5 18 if
LOUIS SCIIODAIR,
B3aker & Confectioner,
MAIN STREET,
Newberry, 8. 0.
Respectfully iiforma his many customerd
and( theO pebile general:y that lisa
Newv Bake Oven
now completed, and by its convenlent at.
ran gemeit lie can bake any~ aind everything
in lisa lIne at the shortest possible notIce,
sneh as
Cakes, Pastry, &c.,
in satisfactory and handsome style. Parties
and Dlintners furnished at ahortest notIce.
Fresh bread, plea anid cake on hand.
)!eals served at any, hour.
Fish, oysters and game can be had at all
times.
Thuankful for past favors ho solIIts a con.
tlnuanice of the liberal pat ronege hereto fore
bestowedl.
Dec. II 40 tf.
W9lfe's Behied1am Schnapps,
AND
]Sottle<d Wines iand Liquor8.
A 5(dp)1 of these'jnst1y celebrated 1gooisi
(or m,di (oh% privato use just recekeod
by the er Age a ns flbe berry,
LIFE IN A PILLOX.
allikEiRDINAUT I-ROT3 PROM
KAQ01ZEiA:kTI-41tL,0V4PPLLA,
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
ONE I'ILL N A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
- I -
W TAT one hundred letters a day say
from patients all over the inhabitable
glohin.
"Dr. Baggiea, your Pill has rid me of all
*billiottsne'ss."
"No more noxious doses for me in five or
ten 1'ills taken at one time. One of your
Pilla cured me."
"Thanks, Doctor. Bly headache has left
mie. Send another box to keep In the
t house"
"After suffering torture from the bitlious
colile, two of your Pills cured me, and I
have no rtfurn of the mnliady" '
r "Our doctors treated me for Chronic Con%
stipation. as they called it, and at last said
I was incurable. Your bla8giel's cured
meo
"i had no appetite; DIaggiel's Pills gave.
me a hem tv ono."
'Your Pills are marvelous"
"I send for another box, and keep them In
the house."
4 "Dr. blaggiel has cured my headache
that. was chronic,"
- "Igavo half one of your Pills to my babo
for cholera morbus. Tito dear young thing
got well in a (lay.
"By nnusea of a morning is now cured."
"Your Box of Alaggiel's Pills cured me of
noises in the head. I rubhed some salvo
hehind my enrs and the noiso left me."
"Send me two boxes-[ want one for a
poor famly."
"I encloso a dollar-your price is twenty.
nve cents, but the medicine to me is worth a
dollar."
"Send me five boxes of your Pills."
"Let me have thwe boxes of your Salvo
and Pills, by return mail."
For all diseases of the Kidneys, Re.
tention of Urine, &c.,
maggiel's Plills
Are a perfect cure. One will satisfy any one.
For fonalo disease4, Nervous Prostration,
weakne-s, General Lassitude and Want of
Appete. blagglel's I'llts will be found an
effectuil remedy.
IAGGIEL'S PILLS and SALVE
Are most universai in their effects, and a
curo can be almost guaranteed.
Each Box contains twelve Pills
one Pill in a Dose.
Andress all orders to
JOHN F. IIENIRYS
Successor to DEIAs, BAnNIES & Co..
8 College 'Iace, Now York.
C. F. HERBERT & CO.,
Proprietors or the
MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALVE.
P- . Box, 5272.
June 16 23 If.
J. N. ROBSON,
Commission Merchant
Nhs. I & 2, Atlantic Wharf,
C If A It L E ST ON, S. C.
Having naplo mneass for advances, a bus
i.es.s ex perieice of twenty years, ad cot
iilig ilanself - sictly to a Commljs.issiona
ilusiness, withotit operating oil isi-t own no.
count, respect f'll solici(s consignmlitenit s 01
G(oCotn. Flour, Wheat, Corts, &c.
Shipliers (it' Produce to him ny, at their
optiont, have their eonsigntienits sld citIser
in Charleston or New York ; titis havinsg
the advanitage of two sarkets, Without ex
trat conission.
REFERENCES:
Bishop W. al. Wightanasug, S. C ; Col.
Wma. Johngsona, Charlotse N. C ; Rlev. TI. U.
"oaamners, Tlenn . ; hion. Joln Pa1. in g, Ana.
gustta. Gaa. ; Mesars . Geo. W. Williass &
Co., Chanriestoan, 8. C. ;Me'sars. WVilams ix
Tayior' & Co., New York.
A pril 28 1 l.y
NIlF. Advertiser, hsavisng bseen restored to
hecatlh ins a fw we'eks, by a very im
pac remedy, after hsavinag antrered seiversal
yours wish a revere lung affection, andsse tha I
direadu diseaas, C.,nsuamption-is anoxiouas to
msaske kntowna to his fellow suffersers, theo
mseasns oft csure.
T'o atli who dietiro it, hea will send a copy
of' thte prseription sed (free otf charteU),
wvith the udiretionsu for' pepasring and usinag
ste satmae. which (lacy will find a stare cure
for Consumsnptlon, Asthm ua, ilsronehitias, ec
l'he objeec' ofth Adverttiser in sending the
Prescritsion its 10 benenlt the afillcted, and
spread insforma,tions whsich he conceives to beo
insvasluatbh'; tand Ite hopes every sntferer wvill
try lhis resnedy,. as it wvill cost thaem niothinsg.
antd ays prsove a blessinsg.
Psartie's wvisihing tht Pr'escripuion, will
Hasv. F.DWARD A. WILJSON,
Wilinmzssbutrg, Kings Co., N. Y".
June 2 21 1)'.
gentlean whos snafiered for years froms
. - erou)ehllliy, l'r'ematu ro Decaty,
amia atll thte etffets of yoauthsful indiscretion,
will, for theo stake of sufTler'ing hauaity,
sensd free to ttalto need it. the r'eceips and
directions for muakinag thei simple r'etmedy by
whuich heo wtas cured. Susfferers wvisihing to
profit by sho Advertiser's experience, can do
ab by addressing, in perfect cosafidence,
JOilN 1. OGDEN,
Jtane2 21 ly. . No. 42 Cedaar.s., N. Y .
LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN
OF
RICIIIOND VIRGIN,
H AS DEI ER\fINED TO ESTADLISH A
Diranch Officeo ina Seuis Cau'lina,whleh
will .give us tihe beneflits ohtat entlirely hlome
Comnpasy, lby itnvesitig in tihe State, all the
fstnds received in it. Ina faot it is better
thana a stew compntny, because the Pk'edmonst
is a stccess aliready established, wit,h ample
capitiaatd nasets.
This Company lhas insured some Fouar
Ilasndred persona la Edgefleld, near Two
liludred ina Abubevilie, ai gaod mnasny in
other coaunties, and abotut Thirty ina New.
herry. it is thse duty of every persona of
famsily to isuro in behniasf of thsat family at
ONCE. It takes maucit lessilhan you think
to isusre. Dosn't wait till Fall, butt take out
as large a Policy ate yout can now and ina.
crease it wh'ent you got able. You may (lie
this coming sickly season, asnd ins thast event
a sallai Poiliy wvould do yousr ftamuily mntuch
good, atnd it Is. your dutty to ntako thec best
provision you cast for themn, no matter htow
small.
.Come., take ua Polocy in ti Sotuthern
Hlomso Company withsoat a daty's delay,
THIOMASS8, MOORII AN,
June 2 21 tf -AgAet.
The Stato of' South Carolina
John A. Darksdo aIn thers, rs. William
F'Ise. 1 c,'Adlm'4 and othiera.
'Tho' (roditors of the EsItte of Col. Jte
.D, Nance, deceased, arO boreby requilredlto
render on oath, and establish their respec',
tive demaands befbro the' tudersigesed, on or
befoto the 9th of Jus next,
'V . 8 oAS JONTONE,
Aprtil4 253Smo- - pecial Rfr,
TUE LEA
WITH AN
The most beautiful CookingS
do all kinds of Cooking with us lit
RtOVe ha1F.. It is Very3 hiea,Vy an1d dI
LEADER, 1 kCeep Constantly Onl lu
operate well. OUL Of the man-11y
saitisf'action.
The Tin Business is still civri
FebLi 17
Law Notice.
Tho umndersigned have formed at pariner
4hlp fnr Ilhe practicev of Lawt% in, the stinto
1,om1-IQ and the Udiild st.lei (oirls, for'
1the Diztu-let of srmith carouti. omlee mr.
Newberry, S. C.JAEIfBXTH
A pril 7 18 t t. S;:L.A. J()HN.STONEN.
JAMES ALLAN,
1! _
Fne Watches,tf Cocks, ~
Jewelry, I Si very v and te
LEAERn1cye Gos &c. n
o?oAI ED. . u ' e 21ny
:rinhon thii iiesis rodtill ce' rnnh
Th retu lrn me day; o onnc t withi upt
md d"w f trIla ais ' o f ree n li e Colum
TC '0111nitoad tli oVlen; .1nv i L;aurea atr
irday'is.aio nndleav ing Illea t . M11c , on
Snpt.' L. R..R.
AprilR 'Ai Lf SUPERI *ENDENTOFIE,
ONAN J A ER SUNDA, t n
FineT WatchesClocks.
Wu, plcau,x T yRA luN. a
WirN on 307ays Weneay and atu
eATCing C LOC S a d..............' 2 RE.-m
dyLurens Railroon adt.heTrog
ilfa ,wile tke oir on sdy A. pr
J~nra'i C II, S . T.PEA 29 E,i
On and aflc'lterSla.12h SAUDY neta lih
nra , Pasnenger Traai ns wvl ill(C rundaily,g
)rundaa excepteda ;t 'onne'ct with Niht
011ii rrains on iCovl aind Chalo nd
sout haOniron at Railroa;s lasl flowrs:i
". AM. o 00 1iOat,............85 "n St
iirriveat Ai beavingoIat..... ..... 3 p. m.0
'"n dayt Gre il a .......0 "tS
" Newbrry a........... 1.2 . .
rit Colmia t..'... ...m.00y"
so rn ,SanAys e cted 6.
"tn, h d let o n............ ' A
arrivo t WlaIS,lla ab,.... ..8 00 "
Leavin WalallaI t..............7 45 a. mn.
'- PCndleton at.....-..........40
SrrivIN at -A'udurson at...........4 .0 40
The Train w runn ewDeetn toi An.,l
k1iaratn w:Mana btaned oe on mna,rla
DER CO1
D WIT[OUT EXTENS
Elii
love now in1.11 1ncrket. Will bako is q
tic futel as any tovo in u-so. It has
urable, and is not so liablo to crack
"'d a largo assortinent of other patte
Stoves I have Sold, not one to Iny k
,d on in its various brauches, and all
DR. K. BAER,
(Succe.or to E. 11. KELLEHS & CO.)
Wholesale and Retail
Druggist,
131 MEI.NG STR1EET,
oPPOS.TE MARKETL STRE ET,
('hnrlcSton, So. Ca.
(01o 0 I t lili00C0kSto0Ve,
1'larineimi and tensiSo and
yo wlliiidit nn w icpo li vo and
I'ri Econoiny in Fueiil;
For (Ca pa city in Bakinig, Boil
Ing n ne l Broiling; ;
F'or >implicity in MiIanage
Inent;
For Cleanliness in Cooking ;
For great power of IHeat in I
Ba~king and Boiling, with
a vecry small Cionsuinphion
of Fuel;
For Beanty of Design.
For Smooth ness. of Castings
and Elegance of Finish;
The "Cotton Plant"
STANDS, UNEQUALLED.
ASIIER PAIdiMfR, Columbla, 8. 0,,
Sole Agent for one half the State of 8. C.
Jan 27 tV4
Schedule ou Blue Ridge R. R.
ON and after sninrday, the fifth lnstant,
the Tenine on th.is Rond will run overy day,
Sun.day'si excepte'd, connecting with the
Gr.enville andi Columl>ia Railroad at An
derson :
' rTRAI.--Lenre A ndorson 5.20 o'clock
p mn. 1 leav~e Pe'nd leton. 6.20 p. nm.
D)ow~N TRA.IN.--L.nvo WalhallaIa, 4 o'coOck
a. mi. ; leave Pe.ndleton, 5.40 a.n..
Ur' 'al4.-Arrive at Pen,dleton, 0.201
p. m. ; nrrive at Wnahalhn, 8 o'clock p. m.
DowvN TnAIx.-Arrivo at Andersoni, 0.40
a. nm.
ariti on. .our aflr usual time for
An necommodinth.rion tran Iv ill leave An
dlers~on on Mfondays antd Frldays:
Tir TRAar.-Leavo Antderson at '1.80 n.
m. ; leaivo Pendleton, 8.2n. ; leave Perry.
vIlle, 9.10. ; arrive at WValhalla, 10.
DowN TaAI.-AHrve at Andehrson, 1.50
p. m. ; loavo- Walhaill, 11 a. m.,; leavo
P endlieton I p. ..
WV. HI. D. GAIL4LA RD, I
Juno 28 -' Superintendon t.
At W. T. 'Wriht's.
[K STIBV:E,
[ON TOP.
nick, boil as fast, broil as nico, and
many advantages wvhich no other
ats many stovecs are. Besides the
rns, all of which are warranteLd t.o
'owledge has failed to give entit
work wvill be done at short notico.
P. P. TOALEI,
Charleston, S C., Manufneuturer of
Doors, Sash, Blinds.
\OTrr..--e wiould call the part]intar at.
'nlt ion of Onlr ie nd to ( the above cardui
.' P.TonlIe has a large Fauctory, ud sneh.l
neI.iliies as8 etbile lhim to suipply thle bet
rork of huis oiwn miake at low prices. A
ery large andu complete assortm nuuiIiiworsv
ni hanad at hais Facrory. 110OR LfEG 1(y
V lA 1W, NEA R NORTII EASTEIIN RAI.
~t)A 1) D)POTi, C il A R LE8TfON, 8. 0.
N If-Order. fruom lin. couuny solicitedi,
nd( str2Iiict l nthnio pid to Il hipp)iu inl
oodl ordler. rpili 7 't9 l y
REV. J. B. HlILLHJOUSE-Panxo pAL.
MI:SS FA NNIE LE AVELL,
"ANNIiE IIILLHIOUSE,
Mn. F. Wrinntun--Professor or M~usic.
CoL,. S. FAIn--Chairman Board Trustees.
Trerms per quarter,.of 2j months, payable
advance.
rimairy Department, Spelling. Read.
ing. Wrbing 01nd Firr,t Lessons in
ArithmetIc. English Grammar and
in Geography,.. -........ .$5.00
nglishi Grammar, Geography, Arh
mnetic and Hlistory,...... .....7.50
ntin, Greek. French, Logic. Rhetorie,
Physical, Mental and Moral Sci,
enee,..-..-.-..-.. ....$10 00
No Pupli will he charged at the same time
wih more thuan one of thae preceding rates.
Mnaic, exlra--$25 per sossion of' five
ionshali.
Hoarding, with the Principal and others,
n ren.$onnbrI)e terms.
Thorough instruction afforded In all the
raniches of a liberal education.
March 10 10 tf.
fullnw y1:1 prepared to attend to all
or fthis kind, entru4ted to me. Surs
eying inall of its branchos attended to with
curacy andl disptch-at usual prices.- Or,
ob'h'cavt be left it Mr. J. 'E. Peterson's oillo,
r hait to me thr6ugh the Postoilleo a' 'his
luce 0. MI. GIRAMtDEAU.
April 14 15
IN THlE CIRCUIT COURT.
N0wberry--In Equity.
rames B. Clary, vs. Kay Bnrton, Thomas
11. Wilson, and Peramelia Burton.
Bill for Relief, &o.,
It appearing that Kay Burton and Per
iellat Buurtonu, two of the parties defendant
o thia Bill are absent beyond the i-*its ot'
his State. Or, motion of Mesars. Fnir &
'opo, PlIntIff's SolicItors, it is ordered
hat said defenudants do plead, answer or
lemnur to said bil11 ini forty dlays from the
nblientlon of this order, or the same will
e taken pro conufesso against them.
At Chuamnberi, L; BOOZER.
May 18, 1869.
May 10 20 tf.
R. Moorma,n & Co.,
Have just .received a now supply of
Bacon, 'Sugar, Coffee, Salt,
syrup, T1obacco, Country
Jured Shoulders & Sides, &c.,
.Vhioh they propose to sell at satisfactoky
aices. They receive now sup plies etery
reek, anid insite ani examinatlen of their
lock. M.ah211 fto
U.T UAL
L1F INSURANOM 9-0J1N,,
.OF NEW YORK.
INCORPORATED, - - - - -S85
ASH ASSETS OVER THIRTY.IL
LIONS OF DOLLARS.
Cash Income, 1887. over TEN MILLION&,
Dividends to Policy Holders, 1867, 9 ,
874.37.
Now PIolices issued in 1867,.19,40*.
The Company is PURELY MIgg ,
divideuds to stockholders. .The> ontit
(Its are returned to the assured, thus
Policies to become SELF.8USTAINING, tw
thirteen years, or to doubTe in twenty.
Interest received fom investments, 1"T,
over $1,300,000.
Excess of INTEREST RECEIPTS ALQVX:
over losses, about $400,000.
Real Estate, Bonds and Mortgages on Rear
Estate, in the City of New York, ore gre
ENTEEFN MILLIONS of dollars.
It is the richest Compiny in ,he 10t ..
Its policios are non-forfitable, Its JdteI
dends aretho largest.
Applications for Columbia, pud. thMfrth
ern portion of South-Carolina, reoeived:b
GREGGI PALMER &fo0.
General Agosta
BENsoN I. JoNEs, Agent at NWbeky.
JAMES MOINTos1, M. D., Medical Exett
iner.
Feb. 10 6 ly.
RO0SADA LIO
Purifies the Blood.
Por Sale by Drugglats Everywlk@M
JOS. W. HARRISSON,
Artist Supply,
Paint, Oil,Glass, Sash, Brush,
Varnish, Lamp, and Pe.
troleum Oil Store.
Patent Thief Detecting Mon
ey Drawers.
Parker's "Furniture Gloss.'
02 QUEEN STREET., C.HARLEff
TON, S. C.
April 28 17 in
THE RI IN R NI
Fis' Metalic Burial Cases,
TIlE SUBSCiUlBEr.r has constantly or:
haindl a fu.ll assaorinment of ute abtove appi oved
aises, of dlilTerent puatternas, besidles coflina
ul lisa own maike, tall of' whichl lhe is prepared
to ifarmshal , vi.'ery reasaonable naites, with
prmpne ad despatch.
P'erson. desirous of having enaes sent by
milrondi will havet themi sent free of charge.
A IIcairso is alwayis on hand anud will be
Mrishkled at the rateo ol $l0 per day.
Thanuilil foir piast patronage, the sub.
uerib,er respmectfually naks for a continuatlon
>1 the samne, anud assiurcs the publio that
1o effort, on lisa part, will be spared to render
hie utmost, satisfaction.
A. C. CH APMAN
Ncwberry S. C., July 31.
Sash & Blinds.
The subusriber takes pleasure in announe
ng co thi< eommnunuity that, havIng made
ti necessairy arrangemnts, he wIll be ablo
o furnaishi
Bash with and without
Glass, and Blinds,
At Very Moderate Rates !
For Cash !
ANDREW C. CH!APMAN,
Oct.'l 41 ti. Newberry C. 11., 8.0C.
- The Great.
-( Tthe JUDIAt0 0U
Hee%M roson, byhr et.in~,
JaeCrston, a. Bil.t
soIhoe u LR nd, &he o. roa,
It appearing that James M4. Crosson,.onie
of' that partisde fendant to thli bH1l is. %-i
tent, beyond the''lhits of thbl Stito O'n
rnotiont of losars Fuilt Pope & Pope, Plain.
LIft's Soliestors. It s ordered that sali do.
redd6d plead, answer' or demur tdgah&
bill withIn forty,days from the paub)Iestion
of thl* ordob+,a' hh same will ba-takW ipo
enafesso sgainst him.
May eg'~6~ [ L, B00ZER.