The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, March 01, 1871, Image 3
t.tz
M. BARSE SOI
Respectfully announce that in addi
tion to their already large and varicd
stock, they have just received a choice
lot of A 1
GROCERIES
SUCH AS
sugars, Coffee, Flour.
Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
Molasses, 400 bushels of Corn, &c.
They feel confident in being able
not only to satisfy all the w:11:t of the
-public. but to pleasU ; their larg' as
1sortment consisting or
DRY GOODS,
Foreign and Domestic,
Various styles,
EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS,
HATS, fine lot,
SHOES and BOOTS in variety.
And last but not least
CHOICE GROCRIE
As abore mentioned. All of these goods
having been bought for G1S11 will be sold
.LOW for the sane.
Thankful for past liberal Favors they hope
'by strict attention to business to merit a
'eontinuance of the same.
. BARRE & SON.
Feb. 15, 7-t6.
Agency for Dupont's
Gunpowder.
Whol, half and qtart-r Kegs fffg and1
A. F. & Co., brands of the above Powder
will b- sold to Merchants at faetory prices,
expenses added.
75 Bags Tathams Siot at low figures to
dealers.
By R. L. McCAUGHRIN.
SALOON.
B. 3. BLEASE is with Ie-srz. Ward &
Pierson, and will be glad to see all of his
old frierds.
BeAt brands of Al.t, Wine, Brandies,
Whiskiws, Giu, &e , on hand. Fancy Drinks,
ke., at all time.
Feb. 22, r-tf.
MOOfMIX SIJIMrIT,
ATTORNEYS AT L AW,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
The undersigned have formed a
Co-partnership i:n the practice of the
Law, and can b.e fou::d at their office
in thc buildingz of th. "Newberry~
l3ent," fro,nt rom. up stairs.
osBo:tNE 6. SG H UMPERT.
Feb. 22. S-tC.
* LANDRETH'S
GARDEI NEFIS
ONION SET.
Fresh suppli,s ja:t received and
for sale at
PRATT'S Drug Store.
Feb. 22, b-St.
WANTED.
Wanted, 2000 HIDESC
For which the muarket price will be paid in
CASII.
300 Cords Tan Bark
WANTED. Persons willing to get BARK
this Spring will do well to call on the un
dersigned.
L. J. JONES.
Feb. 22, S-4t.
Look to your Interests.
Money can be saved by calling on
D. DANSBY,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
Next to H. IH. B!ease's Tin Shop. Come
at once anad see or you:rselves.
Feb. 22, S-4U.
A. A. KILLIAN,
Contractor and Builder,
Having located in the town of Newberry,
is prepaired to madke CONTRACTS and do
all kinds of
HOUSE CARPENTERING~
And other Jt''IS in this litne at REASON
ABLE PRI(CES, and int an EXPEDITIOUS
and SATISFACTOJRY manner. Work tak en
in sowa or country and
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Feb. 22, S-3m.
A IdRtGE ARRiLm
Of the Most Approved
FERTILIZWRS
Which we will sell on the most
SATISFACTORY TE RMS.
We invite an examination of then,
both as to characeter and price.
R. MOORMAN & CO.
WM. J LAKE,
Insurance Agent,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
AGENT FOR THE
Piedmont & Arlington Life
Insurance Company.
Assets over :2,000.000
Annual iewic I1( : : L .000
lnsures agaiust death from al! eauses.
W1. J. LAKE,
Newberry, S. C.
Feb. 22, S-tf.
MACQUEEN & RIECKE,
WIOLESALE
PROVISIOM& PRODUCE
DEALERS.
Have cot-t.tnt!v on hand and receivin
Bicon. )ry mited Nalc:t, Pork,
Lard, Beef, Flour, Sugar,
Molasses, &e.
Purchasers are requested to examine their
.tock at
21 and 23 VENDUE RANGE,
CHARLESTON, S. U.
Feb. 22, S-Gm.
ISAAC SULZBACHER;
SIGJ. OF MA>DMOTH CLOCK.
(Under Columbia Hotel,)
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
AGENT FO.1~TI
THlE .. TO QE
(LTRlpff ill 'TEFT5
aLUu ut;axr 1a
W A T C H ES
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE,
FANCY ARTICLES,
CUTLERY, PIPES,
And everything usually kept in a first
class Jewelry Store.
All orders promptly and -atisfacto
rily attended to.
Feb 157 f
THE
ATLANTIC
A MOr"L A N\\r.C'1
The underigned in ffering the
above
Fertilizer
to the Planters of Ne.wberry, feel con.
fident that its quality is fully equal to
the~ best Fert ilizers now man ufactured].
This being the first year of its sale.
they cannot furniish any testim;o:d:als
of its m:erits; but fAe assured that
when once fully tried, it will become
the favorite fertilizer in the South.
P'laniters are reuatu'd to send in
Mayes & Martin,
Agents nt N.ewberry. S. C.
Feb 15 i tf
AT COST.
Ladies Balmnoral Skirts,
LadiesDrhess Goods,;
Reinmnts of DRY GOODS
fre this d-aite wjll be offered
at LOW PRICES
By
R. L McCAUGHRIN.
Feb. 15-7c
Molasses, Sugar, Gof
fee, &c.
2 hds. W. I. Mohisses.
10 bbl4. chIoice N. 0 NQXasses.
20 bble. choice Demnerara Sugar.
20 bbis. Powdere*d, Grushe.d, Cut Loaf and
G;ranlated Suas
15 Saicks choice' Rio CofivT.
15 Pocke:t't choice Java Giui.:e.
For sale by1
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
i1(u lbs. Swede Iron, to 10 inhs
5. *I4 ibs,. P;ow Steel, to I12 incihes.
51 U:,r' llors.e Shoe Iron.
S1 Birs Tire Irona.
l0. K'as Cut and 1-'in:d.ig Nils, 4 to
.5 doz. Swede Plow MouldP.
For saic by Rt. L. McCA UGUREIN.
Experlinents with Fertilizers.
In the Ruiral Carolinian fur Februarv i.
an interesIting :ad valuaibl artiec entitled
"Exper-menits with Con,ercial Fertilizers"
tromn the pen of Ed. B. Smith, M. D., of
Ma,rion,, the following extracts from whieb
attention is called ',
YIELD OF sEED CoTTON
FErTILIZER UsED. PER ACR~E.
E'iwan N'o.1...-....-............11 lb.
Carolhna Fertilizer...............2
Nava -sa Amtmonijated Superphos
phat.....................5tjgS
Wilcox and GiUbb' Emipulated P'h.e
nix Gutno.. ..............55
Pacitic Acid Phosphate & Comxpound.429 "
Peruvian Guanmo..... ...........598
N.atural soil, same pre;aration...2SG
Natural soil, SUbnworted... ..........3"
-l'ue Charlestoa Fo.s-l Phosphates. proper.
ly prepared, are more th:an-equal to the Raw~
Bone Superphosph;aies.:-s inst IeedC in the~
yield from the Carolina Fertilizer and Baugh's
Raw Bone, which is everywhere councedJea to
be the beat and mcat huonestly m;ade of its t
elass." l I. 1. McCA UGH RIS.
1E1T ARRIVAL'
OF
GROCERIES,
FERTILIZERS, &c.
WE are now receivin- a largc stock of
(CERIEsa.d FERlTII,IZERS, purchased
'or ca'h ill theet markts ot. the euuintr,
w hi.h we nii l se il
LDW FOR CASH.
We are also prepar, d to execute ail or
es entracd to us inl tle
COMMISSION DEPARTMENT.
Wemt can suiplv the IPlanters and all ot.ers
wih!) the celilbrated
WADO FERTILIZER,
And also with other Fertilizers.
We have determined to sell goods in our
line as low as they ca be sold in ids mar
ket
FOR CASH ALONE.
We find that we ranot swl at short profits
inless we sell FOR GAslL
D. 100M111B & co.
Feb. S. 6;-tf.
NEW STORE.
TIlE l'NDE.SIGNED has opened the
store on Min street. 1ately occlpied by Dr
Fant, between Foot's and Singleton's. and
under the hotel.
le has a fine, selected stock of
Paints,
Oils,
C olors,
Varnishes,
Paper Hangings,
and every article incident to
hoUE, GN,
-and-'
PAPER HANGING,
&C., &C., &c.
Competition is the soul of trade and se
cures fair prices to the consumer.
He clatms that being a PRACTICAL
PAINTEt, he has been enabled to select
this branch of his stock with advantage to
himself and his customers.
!"C announces him<nel as ready to mnake
contracts and furnish material for all kinds
ot work in his 1;nes at rea-onablc rates.
Paints ready mixed for use, on sale.
Groceries of Every'
Description.
Sugr.~
Coffec,
Flour,
Baconf.
Matckerei.
Craickers,
Cakes, Jumubles,
Oysters,
Lobsters,
Satrdnines,
ke., &C.. &c.
Candies of all Kinds.
Prize Box- s-ime.-'oo-1y, &c:.
S'tationerv-P'laint and Fancy.
Tobaceo. P ipes and Segatrs.
(Ctockery. Ceass-WareC :uti Lamops.
Tin-ware,
Axle-grease. &c.
JAMES PACKER.
J.m 18S3
Important to Cotton
Te Planters.
TeMaryland Fertilizing and Manutfactur,
ig Company l. ave prepatred a Special Fertil,
izer adapted to the Cotton P'lant under the
name of
Cotton Food!
which they claim to be of' the highest grade
a Fe rtiliz -r sold in the Sotuth,
Equal in its Results!
to PeruvianiGuiano,
And of more permanent benefit to the soil.
200 Fons in store and to arrive. Call on
Johmn T. Peterson, or
Feb 12.n. 4te o.w. W. F. NANCE.
The Best Cotton Seed.
THlE unidersigned offers for sale Two
[ludre-d Bunshels of his improved 5(C1 CM
'ERT COTTON SEED, delivere*d at New
'erry D-tpot or Frog Level D)epot, at $1 per
sushl. P'ersonis wanting: my seed w:Il fizr.
t'.sh saks to ID. .J. Ra :mag., my agen t at
epot, to send to me for Seed. The Seed
ill be returned to my ;':mtent anmd to be
,aid for on delivery :t Newbmerry D)epjot.
JESSE st'i! .',1PE RT,
Frtog Level, S. C.
WYe, the undlersigne.d, certify th at wer have
r;od the iumroved -CH UAIPEiJT C' f T N
CEE), andl ind themti to beC supmrior to any
eed we ever used, in prodmutivmuess and
uperio)r q1u:mity of tha m: t.
1ohn PmI. Ki arl, New ton Crossan.
2. imtier, iD. Wm. TI. Kilemmlr. :
m.a M.m iad, Itienry Whitmire. C
Cotton for Guano.
$l.000 PR IDHUM:'
We propose selling a limited quamntity of
ur Guanos for Midd ling (;otton at 15 cen ts,
Ilivered at planter's neatest depot, by 1st
Covmbet)t4r ne:mit.
We, ,m off-.. the mag~nificnt premium of'
~1,000 s'orl rhte best yieid f:om our Guanos.
Fo.r particulars app le to our nearest Agent,
r address us for Circular.
Wfr.Cox. GIltS & CO.,
Impomrters amnd l aalers in G;mi~nos,
harleston,. S. C , $avannah and Augusta,Ga.
Fell 15 7 1mco.
Boarding House to
Rent.(
The IIouse fjrmnrly occupied by Mrs
)r. Thompson will be rented on reasonable
ermns. Apply to
D. MOWER. r
Fe. 15, 7-ut.
ast and Final Notice.
A LL pes.ron'a jnd.bred to the old firm of
BRAMS, G;RIFFIN & HIIAGRm)VE, will
ake due notice of this and save any further :
rouble and expense. WXe miust have our
)E.ABlRAMS & METrS. t
CREDIT I'Se.,1Sll,
Ye w,at every one to read this!
That ON and AFTER
ie fir,t day (f January next, no
gO1dsi will be sold in our house
Except for Cash.
YI ov tied be crdit busincz. for six
e.ra Mnd tilld that ic
WILL NOT PAY,
:o pae doi't ask :s to credit you for a
ow dav4. or until next week or lntif yon
ei! colt'll, as we- wIlM
Positvely Refuse You.
['he CASlU we must have.
L.VE LAGE & WIIFELER.
dee :28 51 tf
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No one need ask ine for any
noro CREDIT DURING
TIS YEAR.
I am determined to do a
CASI1 BUSINESS.
[ have tricd the CREDIT
SY6TEM for more than
25 YEARS
ind flud it DON'T PAY.
$ All orders sent to
ne in um;t he ;ccompanied with
:he CASH. ,
Lt;ikc no pronizes for TO
1I0ROW.
A. M. WICKER.
Jan. 18, 33m.
TIH E SIN GrE R!
NEW FA'etIL.Y SEWING MACHINE, is
iw ofrere,i for snle (m casv tcrmz, at the
state Agently, No. 107 King St. Charleston,
. C.
Silk, Thread, Neeilles and Machine Find
ng-, of the bst qtality. Stitching (lone to
rder GeneralI repuiring ex'cnited.
ilE NEW MANUFACTURING MACnINE.
-FOR
railors and Boot Fitters,- is Liie' best in the
n rket.
Local and Traveling Agents Wanted.
Crculatrs anid Siaples on aplication.
THE SINGER
Bewing Machine Agency!
197 KtTNi STRET .
CII ALESTON, S. C.
P. W. & R. S. CHIWTK, Agents,
NFWDERitY, S. C.
Dec 7, 40 -'70 -1v.
NEW STORUK
MEW MEN AND A NEW PLAN!
WE are now readyi to sell Grocerica, at
!e Owllow e-a rae ,' y i the 1 .WK, and1 to fur
islefamilie with aniy qu.i:: ties de'sired.
We inlt(eld to ke'ep conta4t!y ont hand,
''e 'leadig ar:Celes of tradie, such as
BACON
~SI D)ES,
SHl OU LDERS,
LARID, (in bbls. and CtnsC,)
LOUR,
3MEAL,
SH[()ES, and(
CROC(KERhY-WARE,
n-I ail lrni,l-le :s:aily h:and in a Grc y
wo r('. We int end- to a I as GI. P 1 .as tiw
'IEA&t;T.
LEAELL & SPE.fMAL
Co!. Le'avelhl will be at the store, and1 will
'It, mo1 v 4'..u:A 10 s.ut:'i 2:s, an d' bhy COT
*oN. Jan. 4, 1 -tf.
F URNJTURE.
I IIAVE a -i.r.e stock of FURNITURE
nhand, and1am con1 Ci~tlly recei.ingl sulp
dies from Cthe be'st MnI 1 uacto' CeS inl Boston,
bileort, New .Je'rseyr, anmd New York7,
outh,?aiddinIg f reight.
MARBLE YARD.
I w i'l also f4rni:h -orbl for Tombs,
Ic a.stone4s an 111 om uents1111, ;a:d I can~ fin -
bl, i-.mn,. Nor-b orI Son:h, :md as4hea
any, ading4' freighLt I LIel crateful] to
lie pieo-de 1or the4 kindnlI's sh7ownl to my
aher and mylself, and h:ope to merCit its
R 'TY. LEA4VEi.
Jan. 4, 1-if.
WXE have now an elegant
tock of
Which we wl
SELL LOW.
)ur terms fromn this date arc
'herefore uu.r prices will
orrespond with the times.
iBRAMS & METTS.
Jani. 4, 1-tf.
I WILL h ire for sale during the "Co't.
MOTTE ?1
DRUGGISTS & Al
No. 1, Mo1
NEWBERRY
Respectfully invite the attent
LARGE and WELL SELECT
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
C EMICALS,
PAIJ
Also, a choice.4
PERFUMERY AND
HAIR, TOTH AND
CO1BS, SOAPS. COS-METIC
Pure Wines E
SEGARS AND
r We are in a position t(
to Physicians and othurs purch:
ty of Goods guaranteed and P13
Lcc. 14, 50 -tf.
WN U.?F.N3
I N*- S TJ R A N*- C:
NEWBER:
AGENCY F0
Liverpool & London and Globe
ALSO, AGENCY
Equitable Life Associal
Representing a Capital for LIfe and F!
These Companies have features p-eul
W M . F. IN
OFFICE LAW
Dec. 7, 49-3m.
Carolina National Bank
or
00LUMBLI, s. C.
Capital Stock Paid in, $203,000.
OARD OF DIREC OR1S:
L. D. C:HILDS, l'RESIDie.T. I(
Dr. J. W. Parker, Rt M. Wallae,
John $. Wiley, Dr. John T. D)arby.
E. Ilope, Richard O'Zeale, Jr. -
C. D. MELrox, Attoruey.
Ca-hier. Assistant Cashier.
The capital stock of tis' 15ank ii now S200.00), Pi
all ot whidh hus been paid in. and confirmed by b,
the Comptroller of ibe Currency. Authority has
also been received for a further increase to the
amount of$5.0.-, of which ov-er 82 0a has al- t
ready been taken. Personis wishing to. make an th
inve:.tment should apply without de:ay. Thew e
Surplus Funid is now $6,W.0, or tnree per cent. Ii
upou its stock.
The Caroli .a Nation.al Bank issues certifi- fr
cates of depo-it, bearig iuterest at the rate of ri
seven per cent. per an..um. This feature of its
business make:' it practically
A ?5AVINGS'BANK(. ha
and attention is called to the fact that the sa fety C
of these deposits. as well all others. arc guar-o
:,ntaed by the whole crpital ofn the Bank.
No sanfer n,ode of temp.orary in vest me.t Iircfeed
to the publbc than this-the deposit. bieing
payvab!e oni demand or on short notice D--pians
of any amount received either in errency or
cuini. atmi p'ynble in the sam,e. Interest will b.e
paid at the ein! of each six months, should de
p)or-ta remainL beyond t.hat lengtth of time.
Columbia. S. . January 2$, 1871.
Feb. l'5-3mn.
Special and Particular. l
A LL persons indebted to me .are requeCt
ed to ma.ke immedtett paymtent. By doinig
so at once they wilvl rave costs.
M1. FOOT.
Blacksmith Shop. i
..WG, SMITiIlhas opened~ :i SUOP nealr !bt
te depot, on the ronl to llleni, tad wialt
do all kinids of Bh!ek.smith work, w hichise
respctis !I sciited, J.mt. 2, --if
A Pocket Book
Co t titing m one hs been: feandi wich
the It.er e i v bypovin; the? 5:10ne,
and pyht th.e cot of :iV dvr2il-ing. .\Ipply
Feb. 1.5, 7-S,t. 5 I
300 lbs. Bluestone, t
For sale by 4"
D. MOWERl. of
Nov. 23. 47--if. ze
16
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Robert TMffett vs. Wi!liam Werts and wife, C
.Jacob Wheeler adm'r., et al.-In Epjiitvl
-New berry. e
Int puirsuance of an order to me directe
in the above stated case, I nsill sell at pub
the fi rst Monda-'; "a tirch next. teflw
ing real est:tte, belonging to the estate of
Le'vt S. \\'heeler, d eeased, ntame:l , t
Tracts No. C,. andl 4, at p.r platis tumde
by Jtamtes F. G lentn, ID. S., tttiert the diji,- M
iont of saidi landl by the Commi:ts-;iner, inta
accord.at:ce ws ith he writ of partiton insued :h
int thiis eaIse.
rlrerms of Saule --One-third ca'h anrd bal. ui
anee on a credir ot' otne andt, two year,
with bond and mortgage of the prses 3
to senre the e. .dit portion.
Feb. 15, 7-3t. ba
Notice of Sale, 1
Bi vir:tue a nd rauthority of the lat will
testamtOt of Jamtte- M. Brook', dee'd., 1 nii
el to the h.igh.,t bidder, at psblie outtry, | tih
at Newberry Court louse. S. C., on the 6;th wi
day of March, A. 1'. 1871, the rollowig pa
lan;ds belonging~ to the cattate or tie said aut
Jmes 31. Brooks, d.c'd., to wit:
The tract kntown as the "B1rownt Phuee,
situated in Newbetiry Coan ty. S. C.. cou-i
tainting 2:15 S-I') acres, mtore or les.s, :
hounded by Iandis of~ N. 'r. Rh!o.ies, .\h:a
ham Wicker, and othters.
And the tract known as the '"Iog Place'," so
tituate in samec County, con talniung53) acres
more or less, and bounderi by lands o' .lo-ephw
Caldwell, .Joln D)arby, Dr. J1. W. McCan
and others.
The same to be resold at the risk of forme
purchasers.',
Terms of Sale-One third cash, and b'al - o
anee in one andt two ye :rs with interest fromc
day of sale. rand to be secured with bond and
mortgazge of the pretnises. Purchasers to p
pay for paper and stamps. Piats to be ex
hibited'on day of' sale. - 8
R. MOORMAN, SO
Ex'or of .Jamnes M. llruoks, dec'd.
'ARRAIT9
1OTHECARIES,
>hon Row,
C. H., S. C.
Uim of the public to their
ED STOCK of
iTS,
OILS and
DYE STUFFS.
selection of
FANCY 000DS,
NAIL BRUSHIES,
S, COLOGNES, &C., &C.
ad Liquors,
T 0 x1l AC C 0. ndt~r~t
> offer special inducements
ISIng in] quanititi-- Quali
ICES LOW. 4
E A Gr EN T ,
R Y, S. C.
R TlE
Fire Insurance Company,
1OR THE
ion, of New York,
re Insurance of over $30,0oo,om9.
lar to themiselves. and are safe.
I A N C E,
IAN GE.
30 Tons Fertilize's.
ON HAND ANO TO ARRIVE
to Tons Geniiinie Peruvian Guano, direct
from the Peruvian Governmeat Ageut.
0 Tons Soluble P.eifle.
it Tons B3anghs' Riw B3one.
ii Tous C.trolinia Fertilizer.
0 Tons Comipountd Acid Phosphate for
Composting with Cotton Seed.
All of whichi I sell at the mnuufaceturer$
eces, aith .-xpenses added. For approved
iper or City Acceptance, time sales wi.!
made on reasonable terms.
Carwile & ileCangbhrin sold 500 TO\'S of
e a ove las.t spring, and I can safely refer
ose w ho hiave not used any of the above
mv friends anid customers who haveo. 1
Sto call attenti to a few eertineates
nm prae:i.dl farmiers as to thmeir expe
meie. If. 1 thought it tnecessary I could
iblish any umher of certificates from the
rgest and most succe.wful planters in the.
>ninty, w ho have purchasecd latrgely of' the
d Srmu for the y'~ founr years.
i S:a : I n.,ed onte ton of the Carulina3
-.jiiz-r la.st ye.ar, and can etrtify that it
rer thani; doubled the crops wherever ap
ied. I pre fer it to the P.ieife Guano, and
a use tuore of the Carolinia this year
R1.,pcifully,
WM. Y. FAIR.
NA-:wuIY. S. C., Jan. 16. 15*1.
RI. Rt L McG;AUGHRItN.
DEAn~ Sin: I purchased from Carwile &
eC:ughrin. but Spring, two Toni Carolina
r. ilzer, which I us.ed upon Iight sandy
ii! at aibout onie hunidred and twenty-five
(125 !bs.) to, the sere, and I am contvincd
t a bled the crop even wiih the dry
,ion that 1 exp.;i.-eal at my place. and I
, af: say thui the free use of goo-1 Fer
z'r- wijl p,ae as an iuye-tmnent wnth co:
I at 10) to 1de. JONRLA .
Nr.wiinuv n S. I'., Jan. 18, 1871.
aAn: StIn: 3!y opinion of the une of F:r
izr<r. and the re-ult of 42 Tons f purchased
C irwiie & 1ec.: thria; las: spring, is h.it
Sfre no- on goo:! F-:rtiizers year after year
(I ad~d gretl y to the valuie of the lanid and
11 pay a h:mnd<ome dividend as an invest,
~nt. I cannot go into details, but as an
~tance: I have land at my home place that
rears ago it took 20 acres to mnake 3 balesr
co:ton, now, after the free use of Fertili- 1.
rs for thr e- years, will produce a L.ae of
tonm of 400 lbs, to each acre, and some of
more, and !:tst year 5 acres of it yield .
3 bushels Wheat. The last two seasons
ye purchased from your firm, some 70
ns Fertilizers, and can recommend the
rulina Fertilizer, Pacif ecGuano and Jaughis
.w lotic, all oft which I believe to be excel
it manures and faully up to wha-. they aie
>reSenited to be.
Yours respe~ctfully,
J. S. UAIR.
Nenr .s C., .tanl. 16. 1871.
P. R L. 31\UG~I1:[N.
EA Rt Sin: lIn ainswer to yot1r enqu Iry ie
thie tmerits of lihe Cirina Fertilizer and
er vu-mous. puchased from Carwile &
-Ca::in h;ult spiing, amoniming in till to
)ut teni Ton', I take pleasure h inmakiag
ii ( G aea uti imd, light, saindy soil, I
ad 250 Its. Caolina; Fertiiizer per aere, and
tered firm each, 2,:ha0 lbs. seed co-tton or
830 lbst in all.
)n 25ne:res upland, of the same kind of
, I used Guano's ia about the same pro
rit:n, and tiradc from this field about li
les lint cotton per maere, or 37 bales in all,
ehm wci:rhing over 430 lbs.
~or the preparing and cultivation of these '
ids I fol[lowed the same plan as recom,n
-ned in my report on Cottery tothe Agri
[tal ,aeiety, in Columbia, o 9th Nov.,
:also believe, from my pact exp.erience in
:use of F.:rttizers, that they are profitab!e
;h Cotton am 10 to 1JIc. per lh., and wi;l
y an thoe.e prices at least 100 per centt. on
zunt investedl.
Ye:y Rtespectfttlly,
JOHN P. K[N ARD.
laii. 25, 4-3un.
Sewing Machines.
IEREAFTERt these valuable maclines,
necesa.rv to the comifort oh every faily,
1 be ka?pt for sale at the Bookstore.
arrated to give satisfactiont. Call andI
un,iine. I
'bsei iptionis received to all the Lad':c.,'
Gie u izGdey, Frank L.eim-, I'em,-v
0, and' o:hmors. Subsetibeh at once.
Any b.ak that may be wanted by airy
ronm, if not on h,and,, will be procured atnd i
d at Publisher's prices. A; the Book- I
ire, Newberry.
JOIUN A CHAPMIAN.
s We & Rs So IHICK,
At StewarVs Corner.)
Are receiving daily a large stoek of FALL
m1d WINTER GOODS. bought for CASH,
ich ther olffr to SELL LOW FOR CASH.
Consistinlg of a large and vatied apsort
nent of
Ladiez' Dress and Fancy Goods of latest
tile.
Noionc of many anl choice description11.
Lirge lot of Men and oye Fall and Win
er C'as''imeres.
L-irge lot 01 Men and Boys Hat3, at very
nall protit.
Ileiv. s:ock of Bro-n and Blvaclied
lomc:p!ns and Striped Plaid O.inaburg<.
Gqod stoc l Boots and Shoes for Men
Lni Boo. Nice lot or Ladies', Misses and
1i1drell's Shoes, of Moore, Larrab.- & Co.,
Varranteti.
Whang and Sole Leaher.
Ten, atund.int and -ood.
Sove-al fine s,-ts of l.dies FurQ.
Fact'ry Yarn, by the wholvsale aut. re
all.
Fine !ct (f Cu:!ry, and Ih Lrd ware getti.
-alle.
S addles, IInrnes;, Bridles, Wh1ipsz, &c.
Gunls arid Pi6tols.
Suzar, Coffee, Molas.es.
Plain and Yaney So.tps, repper, Spke,
'inger, Soda and Starch.
Large lot of Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Scythe
3lades and Nails.
Tua.ieco and Wooden Ware.
Stationery, Ink, Peinc, Penile, &c.
Kerosine and Turpentine.
LIME.
They propose to sell goods to the satis
'acticn of all who will patronize them,
It Low Rates and short Profits
For Cash.
Call .nd exinine their Stock and judge
ar -,onrselves.
They are al-m Agents for Jacob 1. Rit
:er' i celbrated i-nproved old Achor B and
3ulting Cloth1, ail Sin2erS celebrated Fa , i
y Sewing Machine, for .iewberry Couuty.
P. W. if llf . R. 8. CHUC .
Oet. 5, 40-tf.
BUGGIES! BUGGIES!!
1t Reduced Prices,
And at *Ireat Brgans,
If cA.led for soon, ns we determined
to 'rell.
Fine Top Boggies for $250.
Double Seat Open Buggies, (a very pretty
ind desirable arzicle for faimily use, can be
:nined in a minute to a Single Seat,) at
ihe low price of $175.
open Singlt &at Buggies at from $150
to $215.
The same quality and styles of work
:annnt be bought in any market South for
,he same muoney.
ALSO
We keep a lot of ready made wheels on
arand of well seasonred and good material
af the fo:lowinig qilities, Double XX,; Sin
;le X, No. I, and No. 2, at Low Prices.
Our factory is near the depot, Newberry,
i. C.
J. TAYLOR, & C0.
Jan. 25, 4-2m.
15 Barrels genuine
ORLEANS SYRUP,
0On hand and for sale by
MAYES & MARTIN.
ETI WANS.
H.YING rehi-.tuished! tihe Ager.cy of the
sul phurie Acid and Suiper-Phosphatre Corn
tany of Chiarlestoni, S C , awtI Capt. W. Hf.
Webb having been appointed in my place.
Farmiers andi PI.inters who use uhose justly
tOpit!ar Etiwan Ft-rtilizers. nill find rtfr atrn
'!e surpply by cal:intg on C,pt. Webb.
G. T. SCOTT.
Neeaberry, Dec. 1:1, 1870.
I have now or. hant iityTornsofEtiwan
Co. 2, and twein:y Totis of the No. I, and
vill ki-ep conistatmly supplied with these
iopurlar fertillizers. Farmters will do nell
o lav in what the'v want iat 'nc'.
W. Ii. WEBB.
Cheap as the Ch!eapest,
300D AS TIIE BEST.
THE subst riber wouild isform' his frienid,
rd the publtlie generally, that he will fur
ish thenm with tallI articles in hie linre of the
est q'tality at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Ro0fillg ill( Guttlrillg,
ts well as all other
JDB WDR1R,
Viii be dotne ini the best anid miost approved
ty!es it thei lowest rites.
Call and] extinei geods atnd prices and
W. T, WRIGHT.
HEING; permnnty!! !"%~ted in Green
i!!e, at.d having facilities for the .
TIRCIIASE AND) SIlLPP~IING OF
PRODT'CE.
'e subiscribe-r reCpet'tfully calis the atteri
ion of .Werehan:ts. Farmiers and others who
lmyi at any time desire sunpplies to this f.aet.
(L)AL ORERS P'ROMPTLY
AND S.'iMFA"'TORILY.
ddress order- to J. 13. ELKINS,
Jan. 4, 1 -:W GrtevPlle G3. 11. S. C.
A Stock of Clothlng, Hats
~ETS' FURNI-:H!X10 G69IS
AT
SL ESS THEAN COST.-C
A RlARE tiPP'tiRTUNITY TO EM1BARK
N THlE BUSINESS. A fresh arnd weil se
~ced stoek of CLPTIlNG. ITS and
ens FUlRNlSHING~ GOODS, together
~ith the SfT PRE FINTUIRES and Lease of
::e f the n.ost dsir.ble busitness stands in
lie city of Columtbi.i-property of the late
V. J. Huke-is now offered for sale at a
ariflee, in order to close th;e business.
'ar:ies desiring to trevr for the purchase of
are, will call on or ad.lress the soni of the
ate proprietor. MIK E W)EE.
leb. T, ,5-ts
REMOVAL.
MYS& 1111tTIW
Having reno:ed from their old stand, ;
their
C mmedios New Brick Stere,
lI attention to their incre.sed fac'tiv
f .r the tranaction of busine. and iv a
call from their fPi..nd- a vo e rt *r4.
Their stock consists of al grad, a if
IdROCERIES
PROVISIOX ,
BAGGING,.
ROPE, TIES, &e., &c.
MAYES & MARTIN.
Nov. 2., 47-tf.
'0. FAlt 1879.
CLOTHING.
WIGHT & COPPOCK
Have now in store their FALL and Wi.
TER STOCK of
Mens', Youths' and Boys Clothing
and Furnishing Goods,
Complete in every line as usual. eareful y
!elected under the most favorable cireonn
stanevs. Our stock is larger, and incltd-a
:a gre oer v.irietY, thin ever before, amocg
hich ire ,everd entirely new and very
pretLy st. les of goods. We cat,not enuue
rate, but a few minttes examination will
cot.vitice anyone that we keep the large:-t
ind most liandsome stock in Newberry, and
tl:at ue are not to be UNDERSOLD by any
ret-il Clothing House, North or South.
NOTICE.
We keep a tal,le of assorted Clothing,
which will be sold at cost or less, anong
which are many rare h.argains.
Re-pectfully,
WRIGHT & COPPOCK.
Boots and Shoes.
Fi:e Caiba. .eed d.e.-sBots, Shoes &Gaiters
. Yble soll- W. "
Seal Skin.'-...*-.-.-.*- " "
E ip hard Pgd " " " "
Heavy Ditchers - " " from 9 tol.
BeAt D'ole Sole Pegged Brogaus for Men & Buys.
K itp Plegged for Women.
Call at WIGI r & CO1rOCK'S.
Oct. 19,42-t.
ATTENTI0N PLAXTE1s
I WOULD call attention to the
fact of my having a large and commu
dious WAREHOUSE, and will be
pleased to store
Cotton, Guanos and
other Merchandiz#
On as reasonzable terms as any one.
W. .&. WEBB.
Dec. 14, 50-tf.
MJANILLA ROPFS
For sale by
D. MOWER.
Syrups and Sugrs.
Just received a beatutiful
lAt of
N. 0. Syrups And
* Sugars.
fof sale low at
W. H. WEBB'S.
Dec. 14. 50-tf.
50 BUSHELS
Greeiile iI1iE A L
FOR-SALE BY
Fe. D. MOWER.
SHo RiF'S SA.LE.
BY su;.drv nrtofFeiFacias to me di
reeted, I aiIl sll ..t Newlberry Coumrt Houe',
oni the First Mondlay in March n:ext, the
lllowing property, viz:
About 2,8t,o lbs. coed cotton. L.'vied on
as the property of D. 11. Werts, at thce suit
of [Henry ifael~re.f
60 acres of land, more or lese, bonded
by lands of Jeff. Gallman and others, at the
'ndt of the State vs. M.yram Glinchz, for
Tax, f4
21). acres of' lan-' *ore er less, beJaaded'
.y lands of Mrs. E, l. aysinger, Samnai.
Ch~ pn.au, a cl. L.,ed oni at lie suit of
thev State vs. Margaret Kmnard, for T-ex. f4
4(t acres of land, more or le.,s, boundetA
hy It,. of Ja.rrt t Smaithi, Williami Bishop1
et ail, e:.t the .::it of the S.ate vs. Charl.;tt
Peas. t 1
tor. ai'et f' .1d, more or 10a-, bounded
byv l.mnd of S ale Kin.ird, GI G. DeWalt, e &
al. A'so. h Ior.-es, 2 cows, 5l0 b,nhel, corn,
mocre (r- b-ss, Suu lb,. fod.l.'r, more or le.,,
IIouse~hoAld and :1 itchten }'urn: '.re, at the
sui- of L. :ngdan: C. D:'-le vs. Jot ' P. K.
iiard, JTr.
Termi5 -f ale - C -sh:.
F- h. S. --t
Oro.mance6
To R?aiee Suppl1es &.,for the' Tozt,
of .Nczceberry :
Be it Ordained" by the Intendant and
Warden:s of the Tov.n cf Newherry in Cor.: --
cii as:..mled, That the following Ord]:
nat.ce he r.spected andl collected accord
ig)y by the Clerk andi Treasurer, viz:
Fiftv cents on .''very 'uxindred- dollars cot
leetedl by lAsI!antCe Arents,-.
One dollar per head on alH mules ' r
horses sohl withlin the incorporate limits.
One doliar e:i every cairri.Itre, buggy . r
wagon, or oter veh,icle drawn by on 0
horse or nole for 1871.
'wo dollars 0., every carriage, byig-,
wagon or other vehicle drawil dy ta o hbrsc
or mt:les foi- 1871.
Ie idllars on e~very dray, ealt or' wag
otn drawn by o::e hior-e or n.utefor 1871,
for hire
Ten Doll:ars on crcry ceart,dr'av Or wig ni
drann by two orscs di two tiiile, for 187,,
f,>r hire.
All itinleraint tra!cets shtall he r.tade to
pay to the lionorable Council withina ine*n'
porate limits, fi.e dollars per day for s let
on public or Town Connteil prema-es.
TIfoMAs M. P'AYSINGER,