The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, October 27, 1869, Image 3

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iir ''LTCJH I~ N t ' T SAVE8 NINE- Iryou have a cough,:Ao not elet It; thousando go to an utimely gmv X k6gocting wha thjcal - 'a Iligt gmv~u~ liht1 MdWs. DR. TUrPS EX EOT NT will cure it. It can be had of any Drug glut. Ot- 13 40 29. $ RIFF'S SALE 4..or November. an order om John T.''Peterion, 'Pto"t W6audge; I will sell on"t're-first -Konday In November next, within the- legal hprq, at Newberry 0. U., the following property, vis : 1 rract of Land- belonging to the Estate of N. 0. Gallmai, bounded by lands of:Mcpj ab Epps. D'avid Halfaere, other lands of.the Es, tate and'6thers. containing -- Avres, more or less (a plat of the same will be exhibited on tho'a of salo., nTeniX sale,, o. a credit of o'he year, oxa -Cept cost, which must pe paid in cash. The purchaser .to givd bond and mortgage, or pay the whole In cash * * 3 Also, 400 Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Bal tick, buncan, J. S. Renwick, S. C. Wilson, 8. S. Soig and Mary A. Gias% gow, being the real Estate of John L, Glasgow. Terms of sale, 'one%half Cash. th 'balance q91 ,o.yoarscoured by a bond and mort VO611In c4sh'.- ' '03 1Aoo 11a6t 'T.--1, containing 503 acres, Wnore or.less, bounded by lands of George Wiso,Jdel Wise,And on waters of Saluda river, being-thio real Estate of Jesse Wise, deceasco. *3 Tract No. 2, con(aining 228 acres, more or les. b6unded by hands of Catharine Moore Patrick'-. Wise and others, being the real Estate of Jesse Wise, deceased. .'eraisof-salo, cash' -03 Sarah Oureton vs. G. A. Brown and wifb, and others George brown surviving Ex'or of. Daniel T. Cureton. deceased. vs.- Sarah Oureton' Adm'x, and Jas. Cureton and others. Sarah Creton, Adm'x. vs. Geo. Brown, Ex'or. Pursdant to the decretal order in the above tatod cas, I wil soll, before the Court Hlouoo. In Nowborry, on the first Monday In November next, within the legal hours: All that Tract of ' Land in Nowberry County, on Bush Hitor containing 1,300 acres, imore or less bounded by lainds of E. K. Schumapert, J A. Hair, Yates Myers and ,tlers. This tract ls.now being divided into sthaj tracta and will be sold accordingly. 03 Also Tract No. 1, 1391 kieres, more or less, 'bounded by lands of Frederick Werher, J. S. lair, and waters of islhAt,iver. . - - #3 Also, Tract No. 2, 170 acreq, more or less. bounded by lands of Trabt la. I and the 1,300 acros, lying in the ork 6f Timothy Creek and lush River. 43 Also, Tract No. 3, 1501 ars, more or lees, bounded by tract No.1 and -2, and by lands of J. 8 HAur, and the 1,300 acre tract. . r,ns of aul, One Thlro Cash, and the ba ince on a credit of one and two years .wl 'e'qal install"'Ients with Interest from day of's1e, the purchaser to give bond for tho redit payments, with a mortgage of the prcnilSds. *3 D3v V Ijtue of sundry writs of Flerl Faeias to. V4 dl)cctcd, I will sell, on the first Mon-. day mber next.at Newberry C. H,, tho.o .Inu property, VIz: i All t)io rght,, title and Interest of Ilonry .jVimir,n the three store houses on Mollo. Uon Row.l'oudted.by stores of P M. laysin ge'r,Ji1cob6ih41ey and Siiteon Pratt,find now occupied by W. T. Tarrant, VrIght '&Cop -iobk; add 1ooer , Co.,) at the time of his sale to G D. SitIli., ILevid on at the ,ult of the Bank of Newberr.V; vs. Henry Whit. mire. .. ,03 AIs, that .orge Urldk stdro, tid oden led by W.Wb. :bi6indddTly sti'ebt leading frq , 1 C ounso Wto h Iepot G. A C. 'R.* o rs .teeleo and IIenry 0. Hen tol, Uvied on as'th6 propolly of N. F Johnson, at the suit of iad banic of Nte.w. berry. *3 * Alsog410 acres . f Land, enore or less. hsoundedl hy landcs of Ge.o. oitner, J T Uutehinson. Niancy MIller. L librton, and others. 'Levied on ast the suit of the Bankc of Newherry, vs.* N. F. Johtison. 8 Also, 530 acres, more or boss, hoiindted by' lantds(of Ed ward Qaidwell, J1 M Brooks, Jonti Qidun, and others. rSold as -the piropa erty of aJ. 11. Glynmph, at the suit of ii. W . itkard, fdr Estate of iir' George Glenn. '3 * By v'irtue of sundry 'wrhts of Fler i Faclas, to me directed, I will sell, att the residence *of N. F. Jdhnson, wunlruesdsay the second of' November necxt, the following p)roperty', 3 Mules, a C<Ws and Clalves, 2 Bulls, 12 head Hogs, 1 four hqrse Wagon, 1 old Buggy, 4. Beds and Beddhig, and other household flu-niture. Tho-thirds interest in 6 bales of Cotton, 75 bushels Corn, 30 btiglyels Wheat, 6000 lbs. ]Fploer, 200 bushels Gotton Beed; and 25 bushels Oats. L9"fled on as the nrdperty of N F. Johnson 'II itt the suit of the Bahk of Noewberry. 6o I-wIll seol i t liewlierry 0. it., ei - ie in. tiret- of P.- iH Hargrove, In the firm of ~Abrasu GifiT & Hatrgrove-. Levied .on the dtitf'G '1). SmIth, Ag't for another, Oc.13 4,0 St. My h6avty Boots haear rived. Call and see thiemn. D. MOWER. Oct. 18 40 tf. 7 Flour, FElour. 4Q 1s.-Fxtra.,iMdlum and Cheap f\'esh Rrott 11 Flour for sale by. LOVF4LA0E & WHIEELER. TTEOF SOU Ti C'AROLINA. uit to me to grant him Letters of *Administration', oft tho Etate and effects of Johq Glennr, deceased. ..iTke are.thecretote to et(e and admtonish al] and singular, theo kindred and creditors *of'th'e said' d.,dased, to be and' Appear be foro me, in the. Court of Probate to be held at Newborry Court House, on the 2nd day of Novemnber next, after publicat ion hereof, at 11 .fylpek in the forenoon, to' sheow oa a,If any they have, wvhy the said ad in shaould not he grante.d. Given n . py hand tha18th day Ocotober, AnDomini, 1869. lqhti T. Potorson', 1'.. J, N.. 0. -Oct 2 12. Cothing, Clothing. A -very nice selection .of me'ium and cheap Clothing, inwhich we offer .bargains, LOVELAOE & WHU2|LER - enerDIrledl Peaches and-Apples. Fine Blankets. . Fine Bed Blankets and hea'.colored Blankets, all fre'bh and -now. .i LOVELM!E~ & WFNkJtER. wit Uh Ir 0oone . -e 9r el DRY GOODS, 9f.-rou..s j lee ppps trp, SHIRTINGm inMI I *STRI $, & FAAWY A ri .S, t. Together with a I assortment of HATS, CAPS, B TS, SHOES &C, A D GROC RIE S, Such as SUGARS, 'COFFEE, TEAS, MOLASSES, FLOUR, . BACON, POTATOES, Deslde/ CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, WOODENWARE, STONE WARE, &C. Al of which and ninny other artlples.ioo nunmerou to mention, will be sold IQW FOR CASH. W*8Po0AL NoT0x.-To parties In want of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, we refer to the advertisement of P; P. TOAL, the largo mnufiaoturer of thoso goods In Charleston. Price list furnished on application. July 22.9m II. C. WINKEMAI Agent for the old and , RELIABLE HOUSE 01, T. J. KERR & CO., Offers for Sale 50 TONS A 1 PERUVIAN iUAND, (Warranted pure.) 100 SACKS Liverpool Salt. A LOT OF ag gin-g, 44 to 46 inchios in width anid weighinog 2Albs. ALL LOW FOR Ii. O~ WISKEMAN wvill be found at his old stand next to WV. H. Webb. Oct. 6, 39--3mos. Notice, Pursuant to an order nnido by the Hion. John T. Pet, rson, Judge of the Court of P'robate for Newberry Co.mty, I will sell on the First Monday ln November, at the Ceourt. Honse all the eflfects of Jas FE Guy tlece'dl.,'consisting of 8($100,)shares of South wealern -Railroad and Bani: Stock, 8 ($50,) I shaees S. 0. R. R. Stock, 8 Trunks con tgedgaprle, Books, Pistl, &c; -IA ~ 11Oct 20d4nft. 00ot0niPluitC0akSt0ve, rlain and Extension iop, you wil find I all noe ersen Itt be. nd For Economy in Fuel ; For Durability ; For Ciapacity in 1Baking, Boil ing and Broiling; For Simnplicity in Manage.. ment ; For Cleanliness in Cooking ; For great p)ower of Heat in Baking and Boiling, with a very small Consumption of Fuel ; For Beauty of Design. For Smoothness of Castings .and Elegance of Finish ; Te "Cotton Plant" STANO8 UNIEQUALLED, A8HR NiALMf,1Co1rnnbi, 8. 0., Bole Agendo on ha bif the' State 8f B. 0. Jani 27 tte are jast.rece ling:'-i,ou'sseoytment of 8e nd.Hata, and iIl l be .rjddeer. fea. son~.lb JF4A CE 8 WHlll;DjR. Ar'e Now Receiving A Co PIy'O .TO9K 91. ^ ichkJioen selected Wa4 B9Q19IeflQ AT6 CARE; Id think tbjj* unMg 1t the interest of oerttps, i4o#94 44qch. Goods, to. eXamine lheir.stock before they make their purchases. They aro.also prepared to purchase all slds of produce at market rates. Sep. 29 38 tf. W. H. WEBB Would call tho' attention of his Prionds and patrons to the fact that he has REMOVED To his Largo and Commodious Brick Store formerly occupied by Hessrs. Gary & Duncan, wholo he may be found with an IN DREASED STOCK OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shois, Grocorics, &c. All of which will be sold at prices that will pay those who buy to give him a call beforo pur ahasing elsewhere. He is also agent for the sale of two df the - MOST APPROVED FER TILIZERS. The Yegetator & Patapsco. Call and got circulars , and prices, and buy a little for- your Wheat and Oats: it will surely pa ill mako liberal advances on Cotton shipped to Charleston, Bltimore and New York, Sept. 29 38 tf. R. MOORMAN & CO., Commission Merchants, Will not only sell any Produce or bler. Dhandize that may be entrusted to them LIpon reasonable terms, and as far as they may be able, to the beat interest of the Con% 3ignors, but they will advance liberally upon any produce shipped by them for parties who profer to 9 1 to the larger markets. Wando Fertilizer. The undersigned are Agents for the tbove Foertilizer, and will keep a supply sonstantly on hand. R. MOORMAN & CO. Aug. ii 31 If. FIID COTTON Pluitationi FOR SALE. I will on'er for sale, at Union 0. II., on aies-day In Neomber next, to the highest idder, the Began Plantation, belon,ging to he Estates of J. D. &'N. Gist. There are one -ousand acres in the tract, about lIve hun Ired in woods and large pines, eighty aeres of Creek Bottom, (sure crop, a wet or iry year,) the balance in high state of ciii ivation It Is one of the best improved )haces in the up-country. The Plantation les ten miles North of Uniotn C. HI., on the eoad leading from Union C. HI. to Glenn iprings Possession given the 1st, day of January. Torms-Om half cash ; the balance on welve months' timie, with interest. Putr. hiases to give a mortgage of the place, and ay for papers and stamps. Oct. 89 4t.. V. C. GIST, Adm'r. [869, PALL STOtJ 1869. OF ELESANT 00008 Purchased in the best markets IFOR CASH, Atid which can be sold at prices which DEFY OLUMPET/T/ON/. The Stock nowv open, and to which bli'r su erior thcedities enable tus constantly to add a, embrace all the finer grades of iAD/i8' DRESS 5068, Suich as beautiful Silks, Dobaize, al1paccas, Merinoos, Poplins, to gether' with all varieties of Trim. nings, Embroideries, Laces, Rib. >OnlS, Tattins, Edgeings, and all mdless fabrics essential to a ladies' ~oilot. Our stock of Prints, ~IOMESPUNS and HIEAVY GoODS Is very complete. B~LANKET1S, fine and common, Deasides which we have In store a superlor ssortment of BOOTS,. SILO]S and IA'fS. OtOTILiNG, and 'All of whieh bought fbr QASH twill be sold ~OW for the same. Tu offering our FALL STOCK we cannot rithhold our thankss for the very liberal pas ronage extended'to us heretofore, and .we to hot hesitate to say - that our numerous mstoiners aidtIlends will find us ever ready n the future to please and'accodmodate. - BARREB, GIINt h BARRE. aIfsseidttid of so*pftnuerelyp. The Co-partnershIpof J Joe A. If. Reid, br~ ih sh$ mercantil buiness at - 8to, was ~solted this da ii matdial consU.A t accofnis' aein .the kards 6 '. RQ otr ldddow TheCg1pst s the ]B V, Ndvidg sold many o itosi in th last th-e ykate, ' every o' wihutbx6 fa 4Nea'en. tire satisfaction, , Is W -rt r6newed plealdre aid confidenbe-that I agai bring it to-publio notice. The weight, the compactness, the fine material of which it la made, the beautiful appearance whoh it pro. sents, the quickness of its baking, the rapidity with which-it bolli, itho cleanliness of its boiling arrange. i,ents, the easy manner lit which the holes on the top are chobged from the smallest to the largest, so that you can use the vt ry largest vessels on the smallest stoves, even an old fnshioned dinner pot if you choose. The fine sifter grate on whiul. the wood lies, the economy . with which it saves fuel, the enluess with which it is kept clean, makes it the best. completest and most desirable stove in the market. Bealdes the "Leader," I keep on hand a variety of other patterns, all of which are warranted to give Batis faction. Should any particular pat tern be wanted, whik I do noi keep on hatd, I will take pleasure li or dGrIng it at the very lowest prive. I would also eall attention to my large nd well mado stook of tin. ware, which I will sell at low figures. Being a praotived workman my. self of over twenty years experience, every article inde as well -as every stove sold by ic, may be relied upoi as the very beat. I only ask that you call before buying elsewhere. Merchants ca. peelally will do well to examine my wholesalo prices, as I am satisfiid that I can make it to their advantage to buy frot me. Feb 17 The Newberry Shoe House, OPENS FOR THE FALL TRADE, With the largest and best assortment of Ladies', Gentleman's.Youth's and Children's Boots and Shoes Ever brought to this market, all of which were manufactured to order, and of the beat materials, therefore %o WARRANT THEM, And offer then at One Price and Low. Among our stock can be found Ladies' Polish Boots, " Lasting Balmorals, " " Gaitors, " Fine Calf Boots, Goat, Kid Boots & shoes, With all of the same for Misses. Our heavy atock irn Farmer's Plantation BOOTS & BROGANS, Cannot be surpassed either in tuake, quali ty or prices. Gentlemen's Fine Goods in great variety, tsgether with something extra in, lIlSSES' AND OLlEN'S80OlOOL8S10ES. We reapectlly ask an examination, guarantee satisfastion, anid at the same time return our' w.trmlest thanks to an ap preciative public for their past very liberal patron age. Proprietors Nwrry Sloe Hlie,e Oct. 0 30 t f. Special. Our stock of Mens', Youths' and Boys' FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING Furnishing Goods, Is now complete. Having int,eaaed It, largely, we off'er a much greater variety th.an over before. Our stock of' Dress Coats, Vests and Pants, Was never better, while our. BUS3NESS SUITS Surpass any thing we have ever had WVe have double the tnmber of' ists than usuial. The same mnay be said of our Boots and Shoes, For in addition to our usual stock of dressq B3oots and Sh,oes, we have ad led thereto coarser goods, including the boat double sole Biroganis. Our stock of furnishing goods is complete. We have In every line, endeavor*d to se cure style, comnfort and economy. Please -xamine o'tir- sto'ck, Respectfully, RIIG lIT & COPPOOK. The largest lot of IlATS A.ND CAPS ever brought to Newherry ; etmbraefng all the most deir'abhlo new Styles, (or which there are many). (Call ait WRIIG IIT & COPPOCK'S. 'Boots and Shoes. ine Calf hand soc edress Booets, boea .5 Gaiters " Seal Skin " . " " "' "' "~ 41 Hleavyv Diters " " " " from 9 to 18 esD'ble Sol eg'dBrgas for &Mea & Boys. Caf at W Ruu toCOPPOCK'S. Oat 889 t. Tutt's Vegetable Liirer Pill, Cures diseases of the Liver adb Stbmaeh. Tatt's Expeetorant, ' ' A pleasant odre for Codgliuj Colds, &o; Tutt's Bardlparlla, -and Queen'. )olIght, The great Alteratiye and Bloed'arnere. Tutt's Improved hair Dye, Warranted the beat dye in uise. Thee stat dar ra(n are for soo by ,Druggists se- A M DO 1 UE I3f T ~vrsped ho sendsa b 8.- eOAives. bpauperb ne1s o. u sl,ld.-SpeE Ul .I42*uma WITL Ad *ITHO Y .1 I R. MOORMAN & CO., Have been constittied Agents for Brook's Portable Revolving COTTON 8CREW PRESS, And take pleasure in calling the atten. tion of the Planters of tias section of the State, to whbat, they believe to be the BEST C otton I->ress now offered to the Public. Drawings of this Press may be seen, iiad all informac tion relating to It, may be had at their store in the town of New berry at any thne. Plan ters desiring to procure these Presses are invited to call early, as it will require Rome time to order them fron the Factory in 0041111bla, S. C. August 4 30 tf. CARWILE & McCAUGN Will receive in a few days 100 Tons GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO. They are Agenta for the sale of Soluble Pacific Guano, Carolin a Fertilizer and Phos phates of the Maryland Fertilizing Company of Baltimore. Sep. 22 37 If. P.W.&R. S.CHICK, (successors of R. STEWA R & CO.,) AT THlE SAME OLD STAND, Have received a New and Full STOCK of' Fall and Winter GOODS, and are determined to give entiro satLisfactionl in t,heir' sales to all who will be kind enough to pa tronize thcem. COME ANP JUTjGE FOR YOURSE LVES. Sopt 29 38 tf1 We are nowe open ing out the larg'est and most cOmplete Stock of Goods that we have ever of fered to the public. We will endeoavor to keep uap our former reputation of stulling goods, as represented, anid as low as they peasibuly can be sold. LOVELACE & WIlEELER. Sep. 29 88 if Rook Island Jeans, &c. IVi have now on hand a good supply of those celebrated Rock Island, N. C., Jeans. Also, a large lot of ether Casisimteres, Tweeds, Satlnets, Jeans,-&o. .LOVEL1'CE & WHEELER. Sep 29, 88--ti For Planters. V9e have new in store t.aggIng, Rope, iron Tis, Racern, Lard, Sugar4 Cofroe, Mo. lasses, Candles, Seap, Stasrch,. Pow der, Shot, C.sps, and nitmefous ether goodeasuited to pl,uattlin ahrl other utp.' All 6f wvhlbh we wi sell at the lotwest possible prie4; We wlth:to.: poi-chaso Beewaz ih large 6r small quantit e. NEW F L WINTER GO0 Ds,: m. FOO I. Just received, n Jar-go andt.1 all qtockc*of the following goods, wil.i I o ir for mile ait pricei; na low as gcoodi cani be sold for it living proflt. OsnabUrg, Shiziing, Sheeting ano' BLEA0CHED1 IUSUN from the chempett to the beRt -,brmndi, umongst whieh I keep-. 4he ' El EBRATEM N-ew "York 1%ls A veryg co lie WINES GOODS, ofq all iesahg and q allicis. f of aflln grados, anI.di1oa s i. l C rockery Gle,IlsjIEry liailylker crm h eefs, ib osBt t rn s , W iuatesc an Jeelry, aTubs adorBucits ofalnds. THE SUILHUR10vACI BOSANIDSIO~ SoR-PlSM s00. of~ uities blCWtlizr.Thi opnyGun,r h dietof enl y gi'd- Souther mien f ig charce,olr,idu mntswih wl rcmeditps, utenPhnes Crwa o ck.'erya,uprPosht ovoe Phoshare, totofa r er ce o 'Amm on, tU 'rn ith~ drayag y and 30oa r ade. Wache a.d JEwt rysdn. Theabovet F ortlierieti onhad n forfal byl. -id Sep. 22 87 trpo r aory ra e 110 ... ar . . ~ f r,~$l * :.-E*4 n n .d - t4 elmi feep c)f re THATT'I H. E.L E W. Co-operAti IlS16rei .-S -NOW ,PIWPAli-W .-T6 U "t F A ti M itl AD$ t - ' FAMlIL.MS, .ANQ OThEr,Rq k! 1) GRmr ft IciA i NTITY A7. T VERY 1,ow*s TWwr O- 4 - - TRE TC&TTH CANDLER S * I AlE, g - . PIKLES, usein il8ASS andwil giER SXetie I.et si as tome(rA, whb the viow of'-p10I%ft 6OU' 07"..rocerles gtvog -in - bschatige fo' 4II kinds of' Country prod.dne -- E,EDWARD8pa s'Eecrettifrk f 'reds&r4&. July 2 20 o. :. - TloN Notice. th.uln A&NlI.iutothobey sa coih in Ij I.p 41AId.V A NRS eon lg t,wherei k -!'% .o ,-' . / 11L i By trit a imilointo . to . n:-dU t t a iiavwi e, r g o:. parea *' MOfle t-t, toe & fu,1a Fir. P,Bo t, wuh in (y hseneoiWPE VA 8li yitend.. SOpt. Appy t 1tr.Y~e (uOrflh'did I 5I .Yii ffiu d rw tes. ~~No.U.D West:FortNdcond -........ei', Y$Y9.or PAmlymbNth.ft 'ro. 11 ni sniew1Ins vas;on advom {i 'Mp CarNoive-mb nevarb ahikgsof 4).Qt Two*~ th4e.osand shr ighQ~u AITl attRis6fu