The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, December 27, 1871, Image 1
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At Newberry C. H1.,
, Itiie,clts
By Thos, F. & R. H. Groneker,
Editors and Propritors.t
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T h eN s m a r k d e n o tm n e x p i r a t i o n o f t,)hitn ei e a n d t s
scription.v n e s
GEORGE JOHNST4NE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
- - OFFICE ON LAW RANGE.
*July 19, 29-G>m.
WM. J LAKE,
Insurance Agent,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
ACENT FOR THE
Piedmont & Arlington Life
Insurance Company.
Assets over : : : : $2.000.000
Annual Income : : : 1.30.000
Insures against death from all causes.
WM. J. LAKE.
Newberry, S. C.
Feb. 22, S-tf.
MORMIN & HCIRI[Epaq
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
I EWBERRY, S. C.
The undersigned have formed a
Co-partnership in the -practice of the
Law, and can be found at their office
in the building of the --Newberry
Bank," front room, up stairs.
THOMAS S. MOORMAN,
OSBORNE L. SGIUMPERT.
Feb. 22, S-tf.
DR. H. BAER,
IWHOLFSALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST,
NO. 131 MEETING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
May 3, 18-tf.
Kinsman & Howell,
Ractors and Commissio,
Merchants.
Liberal-Advances made o
gotton and Naval Stores
Charleston, S. C.
Sept. 6, 36-4mos.
A. D. LOVELACE.
CHANGE OF LOCATION.
THE subscriber takes pleasture in inform
ing his friends and the publie generalilv,
that, he has removed from his old stand t4
the itore formerly occup-cd as a Millili-r%
Store, immediately opposite tie Couri
House, and that he has on hand a choice
asortment of
Confectionery,
Canned Goods.
Fancy Articles,
Family Groceries,
Tobacco, Segar.;, &c,
To all of which he invites attention, and as
the now store is lar:.er, shows ;o'ds to bet.
ter adv'antage, and the stock is fu!!er, he
will be happy if every one of his old friend:
and many new ones, together with amny
others of the great human family who ha p.
pen to be strolling around, will pay him
viSit. A. D. LOYELAGE.
Sep. 13, Ti-tf.
NOLE, IIAAE,
Russet, Uppei
and Whang'
L E.4 TJHIER .
On hand and for sale by
D. MOWER~
A pr. 6. 14--tf.
P. P. TO ALE,
Manufacturer and Dealer,
No. 20 Kayne Street and Horloeck's Wharf
<CiARL~ESTON, S. C.
W This is the largest and most complex
Factory of the kind in the Sotbehrn Sta'tes,
and all artic'es in this line can be furnished
by Mr. P. P. TOALE at prices Which defv
competition.
E7" A pamphlet with full and detailed lisi
of all sizes of D)oors, Sashes and Blinds, andi
the prices ofteach, will be sent free and post.
paid, on application to
P. P. TOALE,
CHIARLESTON, S. C.
July 12, 28-1y.
PAT. H. DUCKETT,
CAN be found! at Carolina Man:ufaicturing~
Company's Tin and' sove Shoe, 'wh a com
plete stoek of
GUNS, PISTOLS & MATERIL
in his line, ad w2! RITAIR G;.,r
to!.s, all kinds of Locks,U:Emrek.s,1-r
sols, Castors, ke.
'y doti:1a good w.ork at m2cera:te pr;e.
and being pun?ctu:l to myv bin ess, I hop,~
LIBERTY HILL AI1DE-11Y
THOMAS DUCKETT, - - . Principal.
Capt. D. P. GOGGANS, - Asistant.
TIE Sixth Annu1.d s4ion of 'i- ;-eb1o
will commen1Mee on Mon day, Jatntry sh.
1872. Hates of tuition as follows
Classical, Algebrat, Geometry, &C ... 50 Of)
English Grammar ai.d Geography.. . 40 )00
Ptimary ........................ 0 0U
Iupiis will be charged from tie tiue of
admis.ion to the end of Sssionu.
BOKni C:t: be Obftaielt'd cither with the
Principal, or in the nei--hb i orhood, -it f1 2.00
per month. N iv. :9. 4-'7 I-lv.
Bread and Cake
BAKERY.
Boarding and Lodging.
1AVIN'; secured the services of a first
class BAKER I am now prepared to supply
my enstomers with good fresh bread and
cakes at all fies.
I ain al.0o prep:ared to take permanert
and dav boirdere, and hirnish menls at mv
U.estairaIt day and ni.:ht.
Fish, Oyster, GaIle, &C., will be supplied
during the seasoi.
KATE SHODAIR.
Nov. 29, 48--.
GEO. S. HACKER,
Door, Sash, and Blind Factory,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
This is as large and complete a Factory
there is in the South.
We keep no Northern work to fill coun
try orders.
SEN) FOR PRICE LBT.
Aldres. GEO. S. HACKER, P. 0. Box
17o, Ctiarl--ston, S. C.
Factory and Wareroomp, King Street, op.
posite C.4nno11 St., on line of Ci(y R.ilwaV.
Sep. e, -.
J. R. THOMPSON, D. D. S.
(Graduite of the P"nn ylvania llege of
Dental Surgery )
Office oyer McFall & Pool's Store.
My pazicnt4 reeeive 'he benefit of all the
lamst improvements in the prof-ssion.
Special atwention giveni :o correction of Tr
reru!ari:ies in Chi!dren's Teetli.
The patroiage of the public is re?pectfully
solicited1. Tvrms very mvdcrate.
Sep. 27, 39 -tf.
Ak R FMY.
A- P. PIFEE, U. A., : : : Principal.
Miss FANNIE LEAVELL, :: Assistant.
Prof. F. WERBEE, : : Musical Dep't.
This School will resume its exercises on
the 21st Septemnber next.
S. P. B(007.R, Esq., Sec. B'd.
Free Delivery.
All 2oods SOLD) BY US will be delivered
free of Drayvage to any one in Town, or any
one in 2 miles of the Court House, and at
the Depot. Also to any one at Helena ;
and we guarantee to sell goo Is as cheap as
any other house.
LOVELACE & WH~EELER.
May 31, 22-tf.
THlE SUBSCRIBER hats constantly ot
hand a frull assortment of the above approved
cases, of dilThrent patterns, besides coffins
of his own make, all of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
rromptriess andi desnatch.
Person- dlesirous of having cases sen thb
railroad will have them senut free of charg.
A Uearse is always on laid and will be
frrnishied at tho rate of $133 per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the suh
scribter respectr~uily asks for a continuation
of the same, and assures the public that
no efTort onu his part wiill he spared to render
the utmost satihfaction.
A. G. CUIAP1LAN
Newberry S. C., July 31.
CUNS. CUJNS. CUJNS.
Dohuble and Single Barrel Gruns,
Bireech lading and Muzzleloadilng Guns,
of F.ngishr, French & G;erma~n mnanufactate,
AT ALL P'R!CES.
Single Gunns at $2.50. 44 00, $6.00. $8.00,
$12.00 to S20 each. Double Gttns fromt
57, to C200 eah
Pistols. Pistols. Pistols.
Smith & Wesson, Colt's, Allen's, Sharp's,
arnd all tihe popular and approved kinds.
AMMUNITION~ FOR CUNS,
PISTOLS & RIFLES.
SPORTSMAN'S COODSOF
vited to cal nd ''mnn ire :ur h:rge and well
eectd stoc: of the abiove ( .OO, whit we
impornit die an :.1 bu fromt the rumn :factu
rers. We ::n.irantee euality equral to, amd
I .ii- by mafil fi!!ed promp1y~:, and sn
byexres,t' - .
-ML ii . T B. '.
WAI
FERTI
Cotton, Corn
PIR
CASH, $50 per 2,0(
TIME, $55 per 2,0(
ble Nov. 1st, 1872
Factory East end Hase
Acid Phosl
Composting
CASH, $30 per 2,0(
TIME, $36 per 2,0(
ble Nov. Ist, 1872
GENE]
No. 1 South Atlantic
Dec. 20, 51-3m.
IlEMTOXOPiIt
OF CHAR
Properly appreciating~
ing interest of the South,
FERTILIZERS at a pri
the reach of every plan te
They oflfer their "SOL
moniated Fertilizer, att &.
1st of November next, wi
OUT INTEREST.
The "DISSOLVED
with Cotton Seed or Stab.
very low price of $25 cas
'is highly recomm~iended 1b
their entire satisfaction.
J. D.
WM. RAiENEL,
LEAVELLiJ41 & SPEARMAtkN
Three very Superinr Artices are ofTe
pany of Cbarleatoo, S. C., v z:
ETIM
A co-uplcete manure, adspted to Coti
heretofore otrered at the very hig'h grit
with the addition, ats heretofore, of Por
ton, if paili on or before the 1st of Apr
WITHOUT INTEREST.
E TIWA]
A new article of thc same high grad
ments of Cotton Seed in such, a manne
andt Gra in, ar a lower priee than t'he El
the 1st of' Ap>ril next, $45 per ton, pay:
ETIWAN I
A Toraging from 18 or 20 per cent of
planter by compostine, to obtain twot
freight Price $.35per tou, if paid ona
1st Novembher. 1872, WIHoUT tSTEREI
TAKE NoTiCE, thi.! all these fer:ili
LILtRrs m air,
FOR
Wheat, Tobacco.
)0 lbs., at Factory.
)0 lbs., at Factory, pay a
, Without Interest.
I st.; Mines on Ashley River.
L 77 D5k
A
1~ 01
-. - OFFIC
ID ti
phate of Lime!
FOR
with Cotton Seed.
GICE:
)0 lbs., at Factory.
) lbs., at Factory, paya
Without Interest.
iUES & 00.,
IAL AGENTS,
Wharf, CHARLESTON,' 8. C.
IPIAElCOIIPilY.
LESTOIN, S. C.,
the necssty of fostering the plat
resolved in.the outs3et to offer their
ce which would place them within
r.
LBLE G UA NO," a complete Am
15 cash, or $50 on a credit to the
th approved city acceptan ce, wiTH
PHOSPHATE," for composting
Ie Manure, is now offered at the
hor :39 onl credit. as aboive. This
yv planters who used it last year to
AIKEN, General Agent.
President.
Agents at Newberry. S. 0.
red byv the Malphur"ic A e d and '.o~rphophaTe coim
~AN G3TTANO.
n0, Crauin and~ -iUcco. heing~ thu well kniown' article
e~ of 15 per cent. 'Om.okved Itonem Ph1osphate. of Lime,
uvian Gumano. A'ontwsuh and Pot.l,sk Price 35.3 pPr
ilx ne t and Sff rwto paya let' No err, 1S12,
CROOP FOOD.
n of Soluble Phosphat.', comnpound.:d with the ele
r, I.to ensre one of the best fer:ilizers for Co-ton
tiwan Gnamno. Vrice -I0 per ton, if pail on or before
.'le 1st Nov erub--r, 1872, WITuoUT miNTRE8.
)ISSOLVED~ BONE,
Diw.ivel lBon', PhsphaoTe, andr thus onebiing theo
i f ht f that gradel at a sving of (one hah' cos.t andl
r bior!e the at of April niext, 510 pcr bt, payable
zers are of the highest gradec of Solublo Phosphzate,
IM. C. BEE & CO..
3rROCERIEE
AN)
FERTILIZER&.
Haivug recently pures.ed in the be
karkute iu the Str w, with
jash and with Grea
Care,
lage -soe of 11RATY and FAMLT OIR
E1IES, embracing every article usaa:
)uud is oar line, we respeAtfully iaviw e
laNds and tho pbue gewally, is
EXAMINE THEM
efore they make their pats!iaes; as we a
etermined to
;ell as Low for Cas]
.s such articles can be so!d in this or au
ther interior market.
We are offering our
BIGIING and IRON TIES,
f superior quality at
VERY REDUCED RATES,
nd will keep constantly on hand a supp]
the aMe. We al-o keep on hand
ALL THE TIME,
-veral of the best and
dost Popular FER
TILIZERS
nown to the peblic, which we propose I
I1 as low as any or equ-il value. We wi
so purchase all kinds of
'RODUCE at the HIGH
EST MARKET PRICES,
nd sell any kind of produce or goods coi
gned to us on the most reasonable ierm
A to the hest advantage.
Our goods are now arriving, and we hai
ade sucb arranements aq will enable u i
plenish our stock from tiMe to time as i
ay find iecessary, on tc most advani4
soua terms.
We Pjhl eudeavor to merit tteeondene
rd hope t'rceive the patronage which hi
eretofore characterized oar business rel
ons with the trading public.
to MOOMAN & U
Sep. 27, 39-tf.
GERMAN
100THIG COlDH
avIsLUOble in Teething. and Summer Goa
plaina of Cidres. Cures
)IARItl 1 ,
DYSILNTERY,
COLIE
Jid other Dieaed, incident to the peri<
r Deiitition.
Unlike the "Sooting Nyriipi," new i
idely ued, shio JRDI A L contains
NO ANODYNE
r other injurioup Drug. It is composed
e verv beat waerials, and ahould i
)und iu every Nurtwy. he beat pby
iana rec.orninend it.
MANUFACTURED BY
Dr. H. BAER,
CH ARL ESTON, S. C
W For sale by MOTT E & T ARR A N
e wberry, S.CG. May s, B -sf.
COM~E NOW,
ND GET Y9I4 PICTURE
NEWBERRY
YOUJ will I3rd the work U. K--not K.]
-and ker ping pace with the tiues and ii
rovements.
.Just received a fine lot of ALBULIS, bo
nok anid revolving, and a splendid lot
e w and beautiful Stereo's.
Call at once on the friesd who is ualwa
eady and arnvious to picane his petro,
W: H. WSE MA N.
Oct. 85, 43-st.
W. L. G-OURDINE,
E'ASHIONABLE TAILO:
SCOURER, &c.,
FROM C4ARILESTON.
Rtespectfully an.nounrces that he
irepare~d to cut and fit gentleuica
units to their entire' satisfaction. Ha
ng had a large eixperienee in the ta
>rinig bueiness. arid being eonsltanlt
upplied with the latest New Ya
Fashions, he feela no hesitancy in a
rig for pastronzage. 'Work prompt
lelivered. Terru s mIoderae?.
ro making ack coat.............. 3
ro cur and make pants.............2
rco cut and make vest..............2
ro cut and maktle walking cont........
Io cnt and make tine bleck frock erat.. 8
ro cut snit of c'othes............... 1
April 5.
Bricks, Bricks,B ricks
GOOD BRICKS!
400,000 BRICK
FOR SALE
At the Brick Yard
OF
Ei. H. CHRISTIAN.
OcLt. .u, %--f.
P.iTIL [ON [1 OTELJ.
).MAYES~ MAR1TIN'
Have on h:nd andl are
Coliaully Rev ii?g,
SUPl'LiIES OF
G,GROCERIES,
URDWVARE, CUTERY,
Bagging, Ties,
y WOREN.WIME E4., Etc.
GROVE RIES, esting in y-xt of
Bacon. Lard.
. Wheut and Curn I-lour,
Rice, Sugar, Coffee.
Starch. Soap. Tea,
1Mal,laned G"ods.
Corn. Oats. MIT.
IIAHRDVAREs, cosistiug i part of
1 re aud Mulu Shoes.
II.Sl1.l andls. g
Ilingos. Locks,
Kettlu'. SaucePans.
Knives and Forks.
Pocket Knives.'
Fihs. 0-free Mill.
Egtzto Beaters.
Carriavc Bolts. }rse,lkns
SAd Irons.
Ei re Dogs.
Shovels and Tongs,
lSpAdes. Shvvels, Furka.
Potato Diggers.
Plough Steel and Iron.
Wagon Tiros.
WOODiEN-WARE. con.i5ting in part
of
Rim:;,
e Spokeg,
0 ilubs.
'Weil BuckcUt,
Tubs,
Jugs and
Jars.
Sep. 27, 39-tif.
J[ST_ RECEiVED.
100 Pieces New Style
Prints.
50 Pieces Poplins.
Mohair Plaids.
Oorded Alpacca.
New and Desirable
Styles at
Low Prices.
Br
SD. MOWER.
Nov. n,a-tZ
MILLINERY!
MLLINERY!!
MY tock of the above goods is
NOW C0MPLET .
S oai fm ll of he
NOVELTIES
OF THE SEASON,
And at~ eomewhat
'LOWER PRICES
Than last year.
Lb Give mie a cdi and sac Sir yeuz
of selrc,, a
7 D. MOWE'S.
A pr. 5, 14-If.
"Our Monthly"
For the Fire Side. Farm & Garden--2
page--Ostr FIFTY CENT4 A TEAR. Try 1t
for one veair. You wi be su.re to get a
monaeys' worth of sound infojrmatia.n. nd
fifty cents to
"TH E FARM & GARD)EN "
. Mov. 8, 45-if. C!iuton.~ S. 0.
's JUST WHIAT YOU WANT.
.TIHE R{EFEREE,
Ay h weekly pap@,, puiblished as
-k ex{AnLtzer, 8. 0.
iDistributed G ratia in the oity
One Year b~y ehnclosing $1 to defirey mall
ing expense~s, &rc. Addess
FtEEREE OFFI('1,
EeyT Bnx, No. v4, Charlestona, S. 0.
COLUMBIA gOTEL,
co~IUMR m, S. c.
II P0!irETO'd takes pleasure iu n
SOnin haC'this olegaintly furnished
Estabiehmenat is noe open fo'r the accom.
modation of guest. The table will always
be stwpliedl with evuery deliency of the sea,
son-both fromo New York and Charlestor
.\arkets. and no0 etorts will be r,pared tr
1 ;.ive perfect IaCtacuo, in e very respe, te
our patns
IJan 1 WM. GORlMAN.
LL)OK OUT
FORt YOURJ M~EALS
* AT THE
Jan t
TO RENT.
nr aJ* I i T.
WE AINE NOW OVExING A GREAT
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FoLis, &e.. &c.
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and ass passe'ssed of~ a::oatied facilities for
secrinrg the In.smi.co of 541vertisnta in all
N*ewspapern and Periodis.is tt io Weet ra;..
Nov. 22, 47-3m.
NATION3. A1 bul ? ,
Cclarabia, 8. !.
Rr'hort ,Joynef, IforitAr.
flf Boar.!, par D)ay............ ..~ 'at
Sep.8th,! 80',. CO .
WEre tnow re'adl at :0l 1 shoeo grilld
MEL.l std t;Rlsr ltr the pubble, 4t th
Mill at. Lf,he T. n-ya: i, in :2e ,,.!,. ctin
TFown of.N-aberryv.
Tobacco and Cigarz.
DON'T LET THE
GOLDEN OPPORTUNIT SLIP!
POSITIVE DRAWING
JANUARY S, 187.
TIlE SOMT CAROLINA L.01 91
Immigration Gift Concerts
will tako place
WITHOUT FAIL
onl tle day appointed.
SECURE YOUI TICKETS AT ONCE!
CP All OrdersStrictly Conidental- o
2105 Gifts, -ino-mting1 to........ $5o0,000
The clances are unusu,tv good-o: e
ticket in every sixty-two is sure to draw a
prize.
Orders for Ticketi received np to the 5th
of Janiiarv. after which tine no more Tik
ets uill be sold.
SMGLE TICKETS 35EACE.
No Postponement!
CxsS0o1xns An Sevanvisons or DaAw
ING:
General A. It. WIRIG H T. or Georgia.
General iRADLEY T. .INSON. of Virgiia.
Colenel B. If HUTLEDGE. of Somt Carolio.
lion. ROG Et A. PH YOR. of New York
Great inducement and reduction In prie
of Tickets to Clubs.
Remittances can be made to tt. and $he
ticket.s will be .eni by return mail 'by
BUTLER, CHADWICK, (;ARY & co..
Charleston, S. C., or our Agents.
Gen. M. C. BUTLER. JoN CRADWICK.
Gen. M W. GAt.
Dec. 13, 50-5t.
Attention! Attention!
SADDLE AND HARNIEM
MANUFACTORY,
ovEn w. i. wiuR's stORE,
NEWIERRY, 8. C.
IIATING engp.ged the serries of
MR. JOUN BOYLE.
An exipetienlcld vnd first cla' IIarue Ia
Ler, I have e-abli-hed a XManufaeIry at
11h6 aIbOV, place and will
MKE AND REPAIR
it the best and most expmiit:ow sty)e all
work in this line.
Compe-::t workmen are e - pio3 I *ad
all work giaranieea-d.
Work donc As; rhenp -as the cheapest.
We have oil hanld a ar stock of
Saddles and Harness. 7pper and Sle
Leather. French C.-f an-d Lining
Skiiw. at the lowest prices.
Come antd try
W. H. WEBB.
7.-P.N2n,f.1S9S.Ein.1.
The puiytesse,ad4 lcr
NiMPEl f#6 N OE1T
I oAny ind toiroerfien ency.~
Ar Tan. atdote tone ofiael andaab~ .he
. o h Tk astedJyhram, an w000c4 a
3,. R ESmt an neRmitat. va
Thograndaneat f~eran evne.
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AIII n Yt oun o a e n j.
orige th es ae. Bts ae un-a
ognaed an hvofteea @e
h e p - o nige life. t
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