The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, January 12, 1870, Image 3
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UTNDEIC TIlM DII OT101 O MI. N. A. I
Super-Phoh hat av '
SOLUBLE P I In the
solved ,ione Phoapttv,'s ,bdl b"is of all
she ratio of Solublo PhoshotoAOId which is
The immense doposits of Phosphatic Glu
Carolina, by Dr. Prt," nflfets tginly of, ost
available as a Fe tll;er y hoio tt oupd:i
such a donditiop ps ,to mako, its nsolibe
capable of being tkon hp'by growing plants.
merelal ertillzsr is of no mote value to the -
greater ivhoidption of this Soluble Phospi
the quani{ required per ace, and conseqi
tamiingthA "highest per coitago of oluble .
Imp odls th those truths, the Sulphuric
erected t9n the tiryt exteosive Aci I
to offer to o3'?jshe lithopt fts#ithgo 6f
market. -
Their Fertliffer'rb' of$e"6 'tpidor two
1. ETIWAN, No. 1,-Pure Soluble Phosj
I)lssolvud Bohd Pho phato "f Li $60 per ti
2. ELT[l!qAN, N0" >or9yva Supor-P
of Dissolv4 Dono to 3 t
ditlon of Pruvlan ?tlatio to 'adapt I,o "all (
cash. ;
DIs olved Bone, of high gra or for planters
Into an other compost, and we. auggest that I
ufacturera to trai port the Silphuric Acid t
Ixtlr4t pr contage -
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No. 14 Adger
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NEVlIY EMALE
ACADEY.
A.' P. "IFE-Yt, BI. A., Prinepal.
D1ISS FANNIE LEAVELL, Assistant.
Hi1 WetV oslon of this 8C0IOOL will
begIn on the first Tuesday-in January,
8. D.,170. The Scholastic year will be di.
vidcd into tivo sessioits of -20 weeks each,
with a vacation of two months In the Sum.
mer. Terms per session of 20 weeks as fol
lows:
Primary Class-Spelling, Reading,
Writing and Arithmetic.............. $10.00
Junior Class-Modern Geography,
English Grammar, and including above $15.00
senior Class-Physical and Ancient
(ord'I hy, History, Miental Phtiloso
pp ,Rhetoric, Composition, Latin,
-Algebra, Geonetry,Trigonomo
try :Ratural Philosophy, Chemistry
i inclu ing Rbovo............ $20.00
ue half thetitition must invariably be paid
I440vandand the remainder at the end of
ie-Session. No reduction made except in
c e,of prolonged illness.
q rnc i 'crna, Spnnih and Music will
ugil_ by.competent masters at moderate
rdfe. I trtiottlar attention will be given to
t eindy of the English Language and Con
p Olion,
0r fui,hor information apply to
1. S. VA11t Pros. Hoard Trustees.
P. 1OOZEIR, Sec. Board Trustees, or
u #tddorsigned at Newberry, S. C.
4 A. P. PIFEiR, Principal.
- iee22, 50-tf
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it ed o w it n ctefnmrd afrord to
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mom odvantege to the memiber-s there-of thau
iutitr e of doiutra ld up in mioney,-Ailiinoee
'fhe most tiril'l and reniarkablcecoinpenlium
, k realei t lis. Agricultural (oigo.
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the ting fo te null on-i nr inEi t iot
alIse byi . . & C. MEIIRIAM,
Janrio 1-8t Springileld, Ma.[ss.
Male anid Femtale Academy.
At Martin's Depot, LaurenCis R R.
This school will be0 unmder~ the control of
R1ev. Titomas II. Pope, who wilntao asso
einted witti lini comupetenut assiants.
Special atiention wvill be given to instrute.
tion ha .the Glassies, and higher Etnglish
t-anchecs. The greatest care will be be
stownd-upion the young ladies of' the rechool.
A superior music teaeher will be emnployed.
T'ERMS OF TUITION MiOD)ERATh.
Hoard caii be hnd with the Prinicipal, atnd
the best. iinmiuliesof thie neighborhood, in
ehtelvaoo vrythinig.exoept ligliti, for $12.
80 pier nithrl ,paynl qunarterly ini ad,
vancem, -I'hi exerei ses of the Acaidemy will
begin the ilyt Moniday iii February, 1870.
For furt.her particulars add;'css
Revr. T1. HI. POPE,
Dec 22 50 41 Matini's Depio., S. C.
LANDRETH'S
NEW GROP,
Every Variety.
Warranted fresh)
and genu1inO,
SForle o' it
PRAT'T'&-FANT'S
eod Iii 40-.t
PRATT & FANIT'S,
DeeV.4.5,40--tf.
t00 pieceofo arjt u receIve. fomo
nosiw stylos at .D. A1IWER's.
* Shoes, Shoes.
'I hniva as nod an qassorIment na ever was a
,oflerced In 11kowra and ply heart work all
wpetaocc:), - ;y
'RA :Ot ilamt fotbo Mulphurlo Adid and
Phosphato of Llmno; r Dis
ood , ert add the or alabo' i
anoe w ttjh'were disco'feuid4 i6i of b
)lublo Tophate of Linite, which -Is mado
)owder, and reduced by Sulphuric Acid te
>hosphato soluble in water, and thus mado
The iosolublo Phosphate found in any con
>lait than the original Phosphate rook. Thc
ato which any Fertilizer contains, the less
tently the cheapest Portilixer is that con
Acid and Super-Phosplate Company have
)hambers Soufth of iait more, and are able
S0luble Pk spbato : of Limo known In any
forms:
hate guaranteed to contain 24 per cent. qf
)n, per cent, discount for cash.
hosphate, guaranteed to contain 20 per cent.
ier,~cent. of Aimonia; with a suillcloot ad%
ofps, 670 per ton, 10 per cent. discount for
OFFCR:
or manufacturers, who may desire to mix
his is the,bost and cheapest method for man
ontained in the mixture. -Will be - sold at a
& CO., Agents,
s Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
Quick Returns and Permanent Im
provement to the Soill.
Mapes' Nitrogenized
Super-Phosphate of Lime,
COMPOSED OF
Bones, Piosphatic Guano
AND
Ainioniacal Animal Matter,
All thoroughly decomposed and reduced to a
fine powder by means of Fermentation
and Sulphuric Acid,
ADAPTED TO TIlE ORtOWING OF
COTTON, CORN, TOBACCO, GtA1N CROPS.
VEGETABLES, &e.
This is the Oldest Super-Phosphate manu
factured in this Country, having been intro
duced to the public in the Spring of the year
1852.
The guaranteed chemical standard of this
fertilizer Is:
Ammonia, 2.60 to 8.60 per ot.
Soluble Bone i'hosphate, 14 per ot,
Total Bone Phosphate 38 per et.
This standard is uniformly exceeded in the
manufacturo,.as shown by the analyses made
by l)r. Alex. Means, Inspector of Fertilizers
for State of Georgia, Dr. William Gilian, of
Rtichmond, Dr. I[ayes, of Boston, and other
prominent chefnists during several years
past, and published in the descriptivo pam
The practical sucCess of this Super-Phos
phate, even during the most unfavorable
seasons, has been fully established by the
experience of hundreds of planters and farm
ers, recent letters from nearly two hundred
or wham are to be found in the phamplots
last lssucd.
Jan. 5 1 tr. Wm. F. NANCE, Agent.
P.W.&R.S.CHICK,
(Successors of R. STEWARr & CO.,)
AT THE SAME OLI) STAND,
Have received it
New and Full
STOCK of
Fall and Winter
GOODS,
ind are dolormnine.d to give entiro
intisfaction ini thcir sales to all
vhio iI be kind enough to pa
ronizc them.
DOME AND JUDGE FOR
YOURSELVES.
Sept 20 8 tf.
WILSON & WICJKIR,
Hiave openzed and are still receiving their
ite purchaises made at thme North, and of
ter for the fall trade
DRY GOODS,
of vairiouis stlies and patterns.
PRINTS, CALICOES, &C,
STRIPES, &C.
F ANCY ARTCOLES?, &C.
Together with a full ass)rtnment of
IATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES &C
AND)
GUOCERIE S,
Such as
UQAR[S, COFFEJE,
L'EAS1 MOLASSES,
~OTATOtRS, 3ON
hleshdes
CRIOCKERY,
GLASSW~AR E,
WOODENW~ARIE
STONEWV 'rTh, &C
iialil ant.o ohratll. o
Oe Coi tome.icton, wrill be sold L,OW
IRt MOOIRMN & 001,
are Now Receiving
A CO MIPL ETE S700C0 01'
Plantatin and
A MI.Y 8 ROE NR/I6,
Whlich have been selected and
30UGIIT WITH GREAT CARE;
uid think they can make it the interest of
arties desirhhg such Goods, to examine
rinir stock beforo they make their purchases.
They aye prepared to purchase all kinds
f prodmuce at market rates, and also to mnko
dvanes on cotton, wheot partics pr,efer to
bin to ohr mm.kets
Is Justiin repelpt.b a now and elegant
Stock of .oods, suitable for the
1?P| , T SEASON.
Among whih wi{'be- ound
HO0MDAY UlongS,
together with
TOYS, DOLLS &c.,
embracing a very large and beautiful selec
tion,
Cheap for CASH.
ALSO,
DRESS GOODS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
(loves, Hosiery, IIandker.
chiefs, Ribbons, Buttons, &c.
CLOAKS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING,
8 day and 30 hour.
Watches and Jewelry,
G-uns & Fistols,
POWDER, SHOT & CAPS,
Blankets, Coverlets, &c.
Trunks,
Tubs and Buckets.
GROCERIES,
of all kinds.
The highest market price will he paid for
COTTON. Exchange on New York.
Sep. 22 37 tf.
~, 1
I am still receiving FUINI
TUR"E of every descripltion imnme
diately from the Manufacturer's
North, and will sell as LOW as
any house in the South, (adding
the freight.) I keep constantly
on hand
BUREAUS,
WAR-RI)-IOBES,
WAU-S'TA NDS,
1I1,D-STEAD\.S,
CRIB!' und
CRA DL.ES.
CILAIRS, diferot qualities.
1ROCKING-CiffHtS in grealt va
riet.y.
Folding, Saloon, Toilet and Cont ro
TmA.L4E s.
B00K-CA SE~S&SE0RETARtIES,
FURNITURE SUITS,
(from the fnest solid walnut, down to the
commonest.)
I also keep, and manufacture,
MA6TTESS ES,
MOLDINGS for picture f uae
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES,
antd cut. to fit okl1 frames.
Ane OlDstorrent of WALL PAPERj
PAPER AND OIL SHJADES,
with FIXTURES, (something nxew,)
I feel gratefunl to a genemrous public for thec
libheral patronage already bestowedl upon0 me
in my first efforts in business, and1( shall use
sciy efort to merit as continunince of their
ROB'T Y. LEfAVELL.
Oct. 13. 40-3mnos,
LOOK BEFOR YOU LEAI
Full Lines for the Fall,
AND '
SATIUFACTION IN PIt10ES.
Hlavinig just retnrueod romn the Northern
markets with a heavy Fall anmd Witer(
Stock of Goods, bonght with care and at a
decline, I am now prepatred to sell at
LOW FIGURIt S,
In all the following grades.
Dress Goods,
Of every va riety, such as Merinoes, Poplins,
Delaines, Mosuambiqu 'es, Debnizec, Bllack anai
WVhite Alpact'as, Siilks, and1( a full assortmient
of Dress Triwumngs.
CA LIGOES, WITT' GOOcD nS, OSAfIR,
Pill NTS'
IldSIElIY of every descritioIn. A fine
T,ot of 1CR K EIX' and T 'A BLIE CUT.
LERRY. Also, 11001' SKl RTS.
JEANS, Cnssimners, hoe Skins, lBroadlothms,
for gentlemnen andiu yonthe, together with
an elegant \ot oi
H A TS, .OO 0Th ) ND) sf0 A'S,
CLO0TIHJN(, d .
A lar-ge upIply or
OIL SILK and N.URMRtY
CLOTH.
Also a good stock of choice
G-rocer.ies,
Baddlery, Bluggy &Q WVagon Hlarns&,
Sor.x, UPP aR, IIAJRNESs ANT) WVimAN4
SE AT HER,
In great variety, and a geneal stockC of all
kinids of
All of whieh In quality, variety and prIces,
wilh eniable me to -compete with any house
this side of Mason and Dixon's line.
Deeply gruteful for past liberal favor,, I
respectfuhly aalk an exantnination of my large
stock, and gnarantee satisfactIon to purcha- d
sers. . ,C
W.TP.TARRANT.e
In the District Court .of the
UNITED STATES, for Sauth . Carolina.
Nov. Term, 1869. In tho' matter of David
F. Suber, of Newberry Co.,--Daakrapt.
Potition for Full and Flial dischArgo in
Dankru- ,y. +
. Ordet..thttf a hearing be ad on the let
day of March, A. D., 1870, at Federal Court
House In Charleston, S. C.; and that all
Creditors, a x of said I3lnkgrrt appear. at
said time and placo,ttnd bhow. ise, if luy
they can( why the prayer of the Petitioner
should not be granted.
And that the 2d and 3d meeting of Oredi
tors of said Bankrupt will be held at the of%
fico of C. G. Jmoger, Esq., lRegister at Nows
berry, S. C. on the 25t i day of 'ebruary,
1870, at 12 1.
By order of the Court, the 21st day of
Dec., 1869.
DANIEL, IORLUECK,
Clork District-Court U. S.,
Jan. 5, 1-3t For South Carolina.
In the District Court of the
UNITED STATES, for South Carolina. No
vetber Tcrm, 1809. In the matter of J.
it. Blease, of EdgelIleld County--iankrupt.
Petition for lruil and Final DIschargo in Dank
ruO,tuey.
ruantD, That a hearing ho had on the
1st day of March, A. D., 1870, at Federal
Court house in Charleston 8. C.; and that
all Creditors, &c., of said 1lankrupt appear at
said time and place, and show cause, if any
they caln, why the prayer of the Petitioner
should not be granted,
And that the 2d and 3d meeting of Credi
tots of said Bankrupt will be hold at the of
fice of C. G. ,hmger, Esq,, Iegister, at Now'
berry, S. C., on the 23th day of February,
1870, at 12 M.
By Order of the Court, the 21st day of Doe.,
A. D., 1809. 1)ANIEL 11OIILBE(K,
Clerk of the District Court of the U. :.
Jan. 5, 1-3t. For South Carolina.
In the District Court of the
UNITI) STATIES, for South Carolina.
Nov. Term, 1811. In the matter of James
M. Ii. Ruf, of Newherry County-Iiank
rupt. Petition for full and final dischargo
hi Bankruptcy.
Ordered, that a hearing be had on the
15th day of Feb. A. I). 1870, at Federal
Court House, in CIharleston, S. C. ; and that
all creditors, &e , of said Bankrupt, appear
at said time and place, and. shew cause, if
any they can, why the prayer of the no
titioner should not be granted. And that
the 2d and 3d mneetings of creditors of said
Bankrupt will be held at the oflico of C. G.
Jaeger, Esq., Register of 3d Con. Distilut
S. C., on 12th day of Feb. 1870, at 12 M1.
By Order of the Court, the 80th day of
Dec. 1809.
DANIEL, Il0itLBEOCK
Clerk of the Dist. Conrt of the U. 8.,
Jan. 5 1 3t. For South Carolina.
In the District Court of the
U'NITEi) STA'l'ES, for South Carolina.
N.,v. Term, 18t69. in the matter of G.
I). Smith, of Spart'tnhurg Connty-Iank
rupt- Petition for full and linal discharge
in aitnikruicptcy.
Ordered, ''hat a hearing be had on the
31 st day of January, A. I)., 1870, at Fede
ral Court Iionse in Charleston, S. C.; atnd
hat all Crelitors, &c., of said I3ankrupt ap
pear at said time and place, and show causo,
f nny they can, why the prayer of the Pe
itioeer should not, be granted. And that
ho 2d and 3d meeting of Creditors of said
Blankrupt, will be held at the office of 0. G.
Iteger, Esq., Register of 3d Congressional
District, S. U., on the 29th day of January,
k. 1)., 187(1, at 12 M.
By order of the Court, the 30th day of
December, A. D., 1 8i9.
DlAN lIEL IIOlL138CK,
(,erh of the uist. Conrt of the U. 8-,
Jtn 5, 1-3t For South Carolina.
In the District Court of the
UNI'I'1CD) STAT'la, for South Carolina,
Nov. Term, I St;. In the matter of
.atimes Seigler, of' Luittgton County
l;anlru,t. l'ettion for lull and utial dis
charge ini lanriu pt cy.
Ordered, that aL heairing be hand on, the :31st
dlay of Jamn.i.ry, .18711, .nt. Fedieral Cout
ilouse, t int,.rleston, 8,. C.; , and that all
creudi crs, &c. of' siiid g1ankenopa, aippea r at
sa id limse and1, p,lace, anud shewa cause iif any
t hey enni, why Ine pray ier of' thes petitione'
hldi( not, be( graInt"d. Anld thfat the 2d1
itnd 3d meet ings of' creditoris of id. Bankl.
'nipt will be hel ati the ollice of' C. 0. Jwger,
Ist,legh'ter of' 3d1 Von. l)itr ici. S. C., ont
lhe 29th dayi of' Jann:ry', 1 870, at 12 in.
Byi ordern of' the Conrt, the 80th day of
)ccemiber', 1811.
D)ANIE3L JIR,hBCK,
Clerk of the i)ist. Conr't of'the U.'S.,
Jain 13, 1-3 ForP~ Souith Carolina.
HOUSEKEEPERS
Wh iint a fine ariticleof Fi 1iAVOR ING
3XT1it A T'S, prepar edl from the unatural
ruit, call at
1)lh. JAMlES IeINTOSHI.
D)ec 22, 50-il'
A C A RD.
D. V. HAMiLTON
A. 'MENJ)E8N,
[roc8[ & 0im, Merchant
AUGUSTA, GA.
EdgelGeld Adviertiser and Anderson In
elligencer pleIane copy, andc send bill to
3. V. 11. Dec 29, 52--.
AIEMY FOR BO0g
TilSN .'''i $100% will hbe openeid 10t.h lna;t
. reidence of' die l'rincipal.
Te'rm.s per gnartecr of len weekcs in ad vante.
pjliniig, lleing, Witig, Arithmetic,
La tin nnd English (Graniniars, G;eogro'N,
ian,l 1llistor'y. .... . .... .........* .g ,
rhe above witih Algebrai, Ge.omeitry,i MtIn
undl .ioral Sew.nees-.-.-.-.-...,.~ $0.001
lhe gov'er'n.wnsi Of thu School will be
iase,d npfO"n tll' pre'cepts of the ible,
Jat n 5, 1...2t,
MALE SCHOOL.
ilE' undersigned w ishes to inform his
OhlO'm r patr ons anud lie public generally
lhst, his SUiIO(06 will commnentlo again on
rioniday, thte 1oth intst. Special at tention
vIll be given to Classical, hl'ghor E~nglishi
nd Mathoatcale studies. Natural lPbiloso
hy andiu (hemeistry, langht hn co',eeioni
Iits ait able A ppara'.i i.
Instrtuction gi ven in i'renoh arnd G'ermana
'ithout additial eblarg3e. 'l'ermis of board.
g andl tuiition sameii as heretcoore.
For fiurther hiformatiion address
TfiIO.\A S D)UCKJ'ETT,
Jan 5, I-31,* Liberty llall, 8. 0.
MILL POND
AND)
8ttptlie in quantitis to snit purchiasers. Or-.
IrS Ihom all p arts of thea interior solici ad. Ad.
ea ilis,. lt3rady, Agent, 1P. 0. Box 839,
Itoferences -James A dger & Co., lIon. J. 1B,
h''/ - 'I JohTioaa'
A FRESH SU1'PLY. FO
Christmas, '
Perfumes and Extracts for tho IIandkerchIef,
LuIbins Extracts,
Condray's "s
Dupuy'
lladincourt's ' -
1lazin's
liinnan's -
Ilawtey's ~
Jean Mario Farina Cologne, &c., &c,
I'ogethor with a suporlor article of Cologne
of 1,y own manufacture, unsurpassed by
any in the market.
For sale by
Dec. 8 48 DR. JAMES MeINTOSIL
A Fine Assortment of
Puff Izoxes, Powder Puffs,
Tollot Powders, &o.
C
For sale at t
Dec 8 48 DR. JAMES McINTOSHI'S.
Toilet and Fancy Soaps.
Lubius, lazins, flawley's
Low, Son & IIanyden,
Brown Windsor,
Elder Flower
GiycerIfno,
Honey,
'Transpatent Balls,
Military Shaving Soap, &c,
For sale at
Dec. 8 48 DR. JAMES McINTOSIi'S.
WDAND10 RER
TiE tindersigned are the Agents for this
deservedly popular and valuable Fertilizer,
and w ill keep a supply constantly on hand. c
They also have a number of' Pamphlets con- a
taining ,oe htestilonials of iany gentlemen M
of the highest Agricultural, stan ding, as:to r
its eflicacy in increasing the various crops
peculiar to our ehmate, which the Planters -
can have gratuitously by calling for them.
This Fertilizer is LI o product of South Caro
lina. The Phosphates of which it is mainly
Composed, are found embedded in the earth
in the Southern part of this State, and are
Imannltetlredt by Southern gentlemen in
the City of Chllrieston, and is believed to
be one of the best 6'ertilizers known to our
Comnmerec. It will be sold at this phiace at
the Fact rv rprices, with the expenses of
tr'an.sportahtty, e. " l .
' . ti ORII.% & CO.
Dec 8, 48-t'. 1 ]
RiInORM- N & C.,
Commission M rchants,
W ill not only soll any Wroduco or Mer,
chandizo that may be r"ustetl to them
upon reasonable terms, a as far as they
may be able, to the best interest of the Con, h
signors, but they will advtlaco liberally upon
any produce shipped by them for parties who a
prefer to ehip to tho larger markets.
Sept. 29 38 tf.
R. MOORMAN & Co.,
ARE receiving large lots of CORN, OATS
and BARtiLY, for sale at the lowest CASH
I'RICES. 481)ce. 8-tf
Fashionable Clothing
. -AND
F'unishin$ Sio,
South-Enst, dnear Mr. Poolo's Iotei,
com prisin g INEAT BUSI NESS nnd .
IltESS. $Ui:s, Orr-L-O'Tn and
B EAVElI 0Ov ERICOAT1'., I AT.S, CAPrs,
IJMIIIELLJAs, "F. Y. 8'."iS i sitTil
UNDEilis1iR tTn, G3 rov is, N EcK
,T'1E8, Poc'l(ET HA NI)J(EleiCi IE'4
SUPRi;Iolt .ENtL.sH1 j .l0sE and
URISOI!NO (aoOD8 generally,
BhooT' nudl( SucEs-just arrived.
HavTing putr('-based, from the oldest 1
an td besit Estkablishled HIoues, in ih
New York, my Stock of
Fall anid WVinter Clothinig, c
FOR
BUSINESS and D)ress SUITS,
OENT'S ChOICE FIIlINISIll NO 000o,,
FiRENCHI and iRNniLISH CLOTHSg
My Customers and thie Public p
will find it to their advantago to b
give mec a Call before~ buying cise.
whetre, as 1 am >ropared to' 8011 C
ALL ARTICLE' in MY LINE
On terms ats checap and reasonable
ats can bo obtalined( inl any) market
South.
Suits of' very best manterial
promuply made to order. C'utting,
&c., dono0 at hioi'test notice.
P, SCOTT.
Y ahl 0oW I'eNlving a large addhIon to may
stoek or goods from No.v York, purchased (
shlnee the late decline, and will bo sold at
*litlI affYanco above cost.
I. WOuild eall attontionl to my stock of gro
cerios, whilh will be to thne advantage of
buy3ers to examine hafIoro purchlasing else.
where. D)o not forget theo plnce but call at
D. 1WEf'S.
Oil, Oil.
White Fire-test non-iexlosite, for snio by
D. MOW ER.
A fwinice Northen Cheese .r salo by
DMOWE~R.
'onme cheap readly made clothbing Onl hanld
and sold att a bargain. D). MOW ER.
SOL,E L E A''iIER, UJ ,per Loather and
Ilarness Lether. F?or sude by.
Dec.-8, 48-t' D). MOWER. S
am receiving a nIco lot of' Flour from 7 to ti
12 doillats. D. MOW ER.
A full stock of MillInery, laea t les a
ways on hand at D.MW 8
II, M. WIV D & CO, f
espectfulily calls thie attention of the pub~
lie to their stock of
Groceries, Wines and Lig tors.
Our WiVslkoys will bo sold low by the
loni. We have a fuill supply of fitter on o
hand, suchl as 5t
Chafe's Tonie, Plantation and others, l
Together with a One assortment of' Oya. BI
tors, - 8'rdinos, Pleklos. flnees, Plain aund ti
F'anev mdfaIo, cJlfed..-h
FOR
priliaPro OMm
of I tobh 13t bn east1. , .s O b1
II Si-o 4i or, I toLfo At ida thp in 4
Ianr; p, .H. dig author pt'ii o ung
iaraouers,' etoe
III. The Adefltures of illg-ioot Wallaoe, the
exa' Ianger and hunter. Ily the author of
'Jack IYobell, or A Boy's Adventtdrdein Texas."
exae. By tMl bothe of "lIg'.}t ot l
Will be oothmenccd as soon as D3ig'Foo 11 al
soe is ontoldded.)
V A Now Series of Games and Plays for the
tteo 1Fo . Iy a favorite writer.
VI. The AngE l 'a Sog, and other Stories. )ly
Irs. E. H. Ford.,
V1y. it le Ttt . and otlier Stories ttpd #'ooms.
V r.1E. McI(lnute.
VIII. Origuall'octry. .Dy Mre. Mary Ware.
The Ptlper will be Elegantly illustrated.
The above Is only an outline of some of the feea. yo
uiros of BUUKE's WlILKLY for 1870. Other F
ttraotive novelties will bo anntounaed om time
a time, as arrongements (r them are perfected. F
to pa ins or expense will e spared to take it
l'ho Best Boys and Girls Paper F
ublieshed int the United States.
Terms of BUI IE'/S WEEKLY.-Sintle sub.
oriptions, 82 a year; three copies, 84 601 iveL
oples, i7; and larger numbers in same propor
Ion.
Specimen copies sent free. 1
Addreae J. W. BURKE & CO., F
Jan 6,1-8t Macon, Ga. F
JR. J. It. THOMPSON, T
SUIEON DENTIST,
(Successor to Dr. W . B. M1eKullar.)
Office over Barre & Son's store until Jan.
1870, after that tue over MeFall & Pool's
Lte, on Main Street.
All the old buSineovs left tnnfnished will be
ampleted on the tormt as hotitro arranged
nd overything dono in the best nnnner and
arranted. The tronago of the puble is
Ispectfully solicited.
Dec. 8, 48-tf.
NTEW STORE.
I have Just putrohased at nico stock of
ois in New York and Uharlestonl which '
'c now open for inspection, contrising
GROCERIES,
loots, Shoes and Hats,
id numterons articles of various kids,
hil will be sold very
Nil
LOW for CASH. "ult
The public are invited to call and exoam- ing
o for themselv"es. Store South side of call
ance street, opposite Smith & Christian's, ltot
ewberry, S. U.
JOHN J. AMICK. a
Dec 22, 0--ti l
.t__ c.
WOFFORD COLLEGE, (
SPARTANBURO, U. H., S. C.
T1iE next. Session will begin
on Mondav, ,3d January, 1870.
Tnition in oilego Classea $54
per yearIl, ini spc0ie, or its equiva.
.i lent i currencey. Tsitlons in J of
P'repasratory. ehiool $44. per year1 in enrren-ai
sy. Bioard $~I*~~151 mont. Waushinsg andi -
ighits extr's. For pairtiear sis addsress
A. M. SHIPP, President.
D)ec l5, 49)--2um CRa
W.. HWEBB
Vaid( call the attntion of' his
ionds1 and patrzons to the fact
hat he hs(
REMTOV ElD
To 115 hinLarge and ( Commlfodious F
rli(:k Store f'orm'er'ly ocenlpiedI by3
[IM*s1rs. GaIry & DunIIcant, whlioo
laty bAo fo11md with an IN.. Is
IEA8lTh STOCK OP int
iDry Goods, (7
[Boots and Shoes, I]
Groceies, &c.
.All of' whsich will l.'o sold at
PICes thait ill pa Lhoso whe, Niu
ny to give imi a call bofor'o pur- us
basing elsewher'o.1
Heb is also0 agent foir thesal .of
,vo of the
lOST AP~7eOVED 'ER. i
TrILiZERS. is
r
Patapsco. sr
Call .an(d got CiIrenlarah 11n(1
riees5., an<l buy a littlo for y'otur g
boatiit anid (Oats ; t' will SUItoly eve
afy. the
WVill miako li berafl ad(vances'O on the
'ottoll shipped to CJharloston,
ailtimore andh Newi York,
Sept. 29 88 tf.Fi
C~.f cat. NorIUI.-.--Tlos paties iin's wan
) oor's, Stashes s nd llinds, we refer to
eo adverisemen.'t oi P'. P. Tio.x ., lho large a
i anfenr os thse ao hi.ngotos' s insharlstons.
ries, lit fusrnishsed)(i on apliention.
.July 22-'9ms
ni the Court of Pr'obte.
Newvberry.
lizat R. Stowar't VS.'JameslO Stowi
arlt, eL t. l.
Petiitions for 1)ower'.
It appsearinig to miy sstisfiejtion thastJamess --~
ewart and( the h, irs ati law of Joilli Stew. jj
', deceaised, patiles defendats to ti pe.
hons, aro alssmst beyonth lim jitis of this8
site. On mtotion of' Me'ssra. Firl, Pope &
>pe P'iftr Sorrs, it is ordered that they h
> psliad, ianswer' or' dennisr to the potitioniTu
ed in thIsis case, wb ihin forty uJyR front this
ute, or* thno Sssme will bo ttskss pro. 0012'
ao aigalnat them-s. T
JOlIN TV. PETERJ~SON, 'N
De . 848 6t. g. p. 4. dar(
- -- --- . syer
NOTIC.0
I wIll app,ly to Johsn TP. Paterson, JudgeW
Pr'obata for Newboerry cosnty on the -
hs day of Februnary, A. D., 1870. losr a flinal
tIle'ment on the h'a'tuite of Isaa~c Johnis,
ensed. Persos having demnd~sa agapinst A
Id Estato are hereby tified to render for
am in on or hofe!ns thast dayv or they will by I
pr d'.iA R Uc il,tUNOAN
Plain a nd e st , t
11eoR exmiean os tll t et
lviil ftid it ll6 a I9presont it' '3
))h oonoin ij F ueL
r Capacity in Baking, 13o1.
ing and Broiling Y i
)r Simplicity In 1gila e.
ment;
)r Cleanliness in Cooki sg;
)r groat power of Heat irv."
flaking and Boiling, with
a very small Consumption
of Fuel ;
)r Beauty of Design.
)r Smoothness of Casti g
and Elegance of Finish;
he "Cotton Plant"
STANDS UNE UALLED.
AS1I1R PALMER, 'ulumbia, 8. 0.,
Hole Agent for one half the State of S. 0,
In 27 ttf4
E. E. JACGKSIN,
ug[ist a n d Apothecar
Colutmbia, S. U.
s now recciving a largo and cbolco s
aent of
[edicines&Chemmo
icals,
OILET & FANCY ARTICLES.
rder attendled to prOmptly. All bi0d
' of best <pmilty.
't 27 42 6 tmos.
Decidedly Nice,
laving just reneturned from New York and
mr cities, wiltl the latest stylea, and ,
stoek of material s;eleoted by nyself, to
nmy enatotmera, I invite all who are will.
to receive m ats a permannt cItien tp
at my gallery dver Mayos & Mrtiln'i
o, andi Seo for ttemtseltea.
lotto, good work at easonablo prices.
0 char11go for" looking, atld not much fo,
eture, .
legant selections of fine Oases, Albums
Your ithrul Artist,
et. 3 40tr. . 11. WISEMAN.
At. 1T 40 tN.
Conivvalist.s to thme Bar,
tour atten tion is enlil1t4 to the iarA variety'
pini untd fancIy dtiiks to be had at.tho
E~xchange,
~onsis ing of Fuiglish and American Punch
FlIips ad 61an guarecn. Tomr anid Jry's
, !hrab, Sant na onso Cafo, ham
neC IJlock, or Chabi Cup, Brandy Chams -
nlle, iBrandy Sunlifa, Pqrter Qup, Uiuet
erms :ash- D. M. NARD & Co.
ec. i15t 109o.
. Special.
Mens', Youths' ad Jioys'e
LL AND WINTER CLOTHINQ
Furnishing Goods,'
no0w comaplete. llving lulc.eased it,
ely, we ofter a mnehci gretetr viaricty
ever beo.e
nar stock of.
ress Coah, Vests andi P'ants,
\-snever better', while our
plaQs Ianything we haveC ver ha'd.
Vi' have donble)1 the nIinber o f ints ilu
h1e s1ameu maiy be 51nid of oe
B%oots anid Shmoes,
iinaddti onl to ouIr 1usu11at sock of dess
>Lt nod shaoea, we havel ad-led thtoroto
1 l;1rogansl." " .'
11ur sto~ck of furnaaihng goode la complete,
ha11v( inl every lIte,. onvored to se.
ii styie, comnfort an:d economy .
-Respec't ully,
WVftJQUT & ()oPPOOK.
he largest lot ofIIATS AN) (NPR'
r brought to Newherry ; otabrsolpg alt
mlost desirsabio new Stylea, (6f' w.ieh
ro are mnty). Calli at
WR IGiT & COPPOC '8.'
Boots and Shoes.
I Clfihand sewed d ress Boots, Shoes & UAitors
tVlen Sk . p0
oi hud Pg' 44 14 - if (4 .I 4
vy Itcheors " '4 " 4 from 0 to'13
I )bteg Soe i'cgu irogns for Mop & poys,
all alt(f W Iltt & COPPIOCk'B.
hLomas S. .Moorman,
[as resaiined the. proiotiro,of g ii r at
pipoo0, anid canu be found for, tho.jirson4
lhe Store of It. Moorinan.& '00,
('b)24 8 if
:tt% Vegetable Livtsy IU
ures'diseases of 11the 14yer p te
.s Expectorant4 -
A pleasant curo for Cobghe, 0oi, &.,.
*e 8arearIt,
andl Quens ')oIi,
rho groat AiteratIyo ang p,po *~t1l
'a Improved Hair'Dye~ -
arran1lted (ba boat dye Jo tfao.These ta.u
prep aratIons are for sQlebyd ste
t. 8851y.
olfe's Scht6dan So n4iu
itled Wis and Liquor8.
snulv of these Jnstly celebrated goods
hoc undotrsigoed Agtents for Nowborry,
27 S35T H & CERs