The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, April 09, 1873, Image 3
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We will send a copy of oar paper and a
copy of "Peters' Masica! Monthly' for one
year to any one sending us S4.50. Our pa.
per speaks for itself, and you may know the
value of "Peters' Musical Monthly," from
the fact that every yearly subscriber gets
about sixty Songs, Doets, and Choruses, and
from fifty to six:y Piano pieces, worth at
least -40. 5-tf.
SOLEMN WARNING.
-% All persons indebted to us prior to 1873,
will find their Notes and Accounts in the
handg of an officer for collection ten days
r this date, as longer time cannot be
ABRAMS & METTS.
Mar. 19, 1-f
P iiaos.--W here to Buy.--Feb
ruary Int, 1873.
Prices reduced from 15 to 25 percent. L-tr
gest Stok in the Soath to select from. Ele
g:Int 7 oct. pianos, Rosewood Cases, Carved
L--s, Overs:rung Ba.;, and all Modern in
povements S-265, 275, 300, warranted dura
b!e. Money refunded in case of faiDnre. The
popular Southern Gem only S290, 300, 320 &
340. Railet Davis & Co., Squ.,re Grand 71
o,rt. 375, 410,433 & 490. W a. Kuabe & Co's
Saperb In-irament lower than ever before
sold. Addre;s us for SPeCIAL TEPMS. Pi
aios se*t on tria! tk any part of thi South.
S.:d far nrice lis:s, catalognes, etc. Select
the style desired. give us the order and ne
guarantee to furnish a first Class instrument,
or refund the money. Wholesale Depot for
the celebrated Mason & Rainlin Cabinet or
gans-Fifty Styles fron .555 to ,1000, each.
Delivered FEIGit PAID to cash buyers in
any part of the South. Any Sheet Masic or
Masic book published in the U. S. sent post
paid on receipt of retail price.-Address all
,orders to
LUDDEN & BATES,
Southern MAusic House,
r. 26, 12-10. SAVANNAu, GA.
'. 11. Bartlett, formerly of this town, tut
living at the North, will accept our
s for several interesting papers.
..e Fairfield Herald gives as the cre;lit of
ing that "M. L. C. Walker, of Newberty,
nd the last of his famaily is dead."
We do not recollect men:ioning the death
of Mr. L. C. Walker, and it the deceased ever
lived in Newherry it never came to our knowl
edge.
UNION PRATZE MEETING.-These mect
ings, the serious portion of the community
will be glad to know, are still continued.
In the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday,
Methodist on Wednesdag, Baptist on Thur.
day, and Lutheran on Friday afternoons. It
is gratifiying to acknowledge that they a:e
growing in interest.
A BENEpACTo.-L. R. Marshall in his en
deavor to please has studied out a new wrin
Lie, he promises to grease you, then he will
brush you, next he will card you, then if ne
cessary put you in a seive. Not satisfied with
all this he sets a trap to catch you, and sets
you to grinding coffee; but to make amnentis
for the above roughness, he promises to be
devil the public with various devilled fish,
flesh and fowl. Long live Marshall.
-To CoEEEsPoNDENTs.-PIease bear in
mind that we requir, correspondents to give
us their names invariably, and that com
munications which we do not publish cannot
EUhe returned. Short, crisp, communications
Sof local or general interest will always be
appreciated not only by the editor, but by
the reader, and anything of that character is
v'solicited. Remember to write to the point,
stick to the text, and be conscise. No one
S now-a-days cares to read a long, rambling,
disconnected article.
THE WEATEEE.-We are indebted to Dr. d.
K. Gary for the following interesting item :
The weather for the past week has been like
summer, the thermometer having reached in the
shade as high as. 85 deg. The Spring of 1855
was exceedingly hot, the thermometer on the
19th of .April reach ina il the shade 131, and there
were two sun strokes in this county on that
day. The summer of that year was an exceed
ingiy cool one. The crop 'if corn was a famcus
one, but the cotton crop was poor.
No prognostications a.re made, ad the reader
can figure prcbabilities for himself.
THE S.ABATH -Services were held in the
Baiptist, Presbyterian, Lutheran and Metho
dist churches last Sabbath-and by the pas
tors of each, there being no visiting clergy
raen on hand. In the Baptist, Presbyterian
and Methodist, the solemn and impressive
ordinance of the Lord's Supper was partaken
of by large and serious congregations. Be
fore the sermon in the latter church, the rite
of baptism was administered to an infant.
We understand that the Sacrament was also
administered at Beth Eden Lutheran church,
by the Rtev. Mr. Shirey.
A WONDER OF THE 19TH CENTURY.--Xew
things under the sun are of common oc
currence now-a-days, but Moses' Electro
Galvanic is an invention not of the common
order, and if the half of the flattering testi
mnonials published-of which Capt. J. F.
Speck is now in possession-be true, and we
have no reason to doubt their truth, then
indeed will the E!ctro Galvanic Spectacles
now offered for sale, prove a blessing to a
large portion of mankind. The advertise
ment published in this paper wi!! be read
with interest and will give a full description
of power, and the perfect ease, of' this
wonderful invention.
AN U7N1A2R~ALELLED OFFRax.--Messrs.
STurnbull Bros., the publishers of the South
ern Magazine-the only Southern Literary
Magazine published-make a splendid offer
through our columns this week. They will
furnish a superb steel engraving 29x35
inches "The Burial of Latane"-alone said
to he worth $20,- together with their Maga
z ine, for the small sum of S4.50. Now who
wants a four-dollar magazine and a twenty
dollar engraving for four dollars and a half?
A large number ',we doubt not. As will be
seen, we have been requested to act as agent
for the publishers, and will be ! - py to re
ceive subscriptions and forward t an for any
wiho signify their desire, Come up at once
and secure a splendid picture and a large
amount of good reading.
DEras.-We rccord with pain the sud
den and untimely death of Miss Annie, the
amable and accomplished daughter of Rey.
J. B. flillhouse, which occurred on Wednes
div last. She was taken sick on Monday
w.ith congestion, and in forty-eight hours
thereafter yielded up her gentle spirit. Miss
-Annie was the light er tae household, and
'rher sudden death fails like a blight on the
tt matily. Our tenderest sympathies are wiah
y0em in '.yis their sore bereavement.
S Oc the 30th alt. Mr. Thos. Martishaw' of
[~avbintouI suddenly departed this life. Hec
ad beenout towalk,anfd butashorttimeafter
nrnn" was.foun)4 PQsitte on the floor
SALE-DAy.-Contrary to expectation there
was a large gathering in town on Mond ay,
for the weather being favorable for farm
work, it was supposed most of the workers
would remain at home. But not so. The
streets we.-e pretty well tilled, and around the
Court House were gathered the usual ciowd
hungry for more broad acres of land. The
sales were as follows: one acre lot in town,
$810; the Stewart lot, oie acre with dwelling,
.4500, remaining acre of same, S00-Mlr.
Foster Blodget, we learu, the purchaser; one
lot in town of Frog Level, 20x80 feet, 592;
one tract-Nance's-672 6-10 acres $23000,
subject to mortgage: two other tracts re
spectively 366 and 171 acres-Fair's-$100,
also subject to mortgage; and one of 220
acres, $550.
"J. N."-The pressure was removed on
Monday night, and the philosopher was hap.
piiy enabled to deliver himself, to the great
satisfaction of a small but highly intelligent
audience. That no more of our citizens were
present, is an evidence of their want of ap
preciation either of the wondrful manor his
ph ilosophical truths, and that a few of the
smail audience slunk away while his clarion
notes were making the very rafters tremble.
shovs too that they had not the nerve to
witness the uplifting of the veil or bear tle
truth as he alone can proclairn it. Our limited
knowledge of the English !-.n.tVge prevents
us giving him such a notice as he deserves
and perhaps it is well, for this reason, if no
otier, that those who failed to turn out and
see and hear him for themselves, deserve the
punishinet that their absence naturally in
flicts.
L-VE;Lv -On Sunday morning last the
Rev. Manning Drown was variously called on.
First, the chief of the Pro;.ressive .ge, tired
of propelling life's canoe by a single oar
known by seamen as scalling-deterinined
to man his boat more efficiently, and to that
eud wisely chose a helper from nature's best
-a woman. In short was married. The knot
was tied etfectually, Mr. Brown calling to
his assistance the valuable aid of the Rev. R
A. M ickle,to make it fast and tight. The Pro
gressive's canoe will no more drift about un
equally propeiled,but now propetly balanced,
wili ride life's waves securely.
ecoud, the HICnALD chief, :i,rt for items
of local interes:, de:ermined not to be be
hind, and knowing that his canoe was fully
wo-man-ed. cogitated for a time as to how
he should catch up with, if not go ahead of,
the Progressive man. A happy thought,
lie had an unchristened younAster-:he latest
edition-at home-there is :dway's one of
them in welli-regulated households-brought
him out, and had him sprinkled and tiamed
Eugene Farguzn, before a large audience,
the Progressive man and his bride looking
on-perhaps in tears, we don't know. 1
was a beautifnl sight. Straws will be drawn
as to which of the two is ahead.
A MAN MCUDELED BY A CORONER WITH
AN EMPANNELLED JuRY.-The followinz
account of a verdict of a Coroner's Jury was
clipped f:om a recent number of the Pro
gressive Age of Newberry:
At the inquest held over the body of Thom
as Bedenbaugh, who was drowned in Salu
da river, by James Henderson, Coroner, with
an em pannielled jury, on the 2t2d of March, .4
1873, the jury rendered in a verdict, that liei
ame to his death by his own carelessness
and risk in trusting to his own powers forj
his delivery. j
It would appear from this that any inan i i
Newberry county-, who makes any personal j ,
exertions to save his own life when in dan - I
ger is to be murdered by a Coroner and ai1
jury on account of his presumption.
The above is from the Columbia Carolir. <
ia, and we regret very much that the Pro
gressive item alluded to has been brought soi
prominently before the public. Nothing in |
the world could have indueed us to add to1
its publicity. We are looking ahead-andI
hope that a tide of emigration will ere long1
set in Newberry'-ward, and we do know that<
it will be a struggle for life with many an]
unfortunate, in the natural course of things,
but where is the use of telling them before
hand of the dangers which will beset them.
I is feared now that some will be deterred
from coming.
SPECIAL.
Sec notice of the Chairman of the Board of
State Orphan Asylum.
An advertisement of the Southera Maga
zine, preseuts an unp.tralleled offer.
Messrs. Webb, Jones & Patrker are offering
8 per cord for Tan Bark; there is money in
See card of Mr. W. T. Tarrant, Mollohon
Row, he keeps a first rate assortment of
goods, all well selected.
Read the notice elaewhere of J. L. Peters,
offering gems of music, at prices remarkably
low.
The advertisement of Messrs. Shiver & Co.,
i attractive enough to speak for itself, and
al that we feel called on to do is to invite
atention to it.
Mr. IIenry IIl. Blease's card this week
speaks for itself. It means business, he is at
his old stand, a favorite cue, he has a store
fll of goods, which he will sell, and he is
preprred to execute any kind of work in his
line.
Clothing for everybody, for all tastes, all
sizes of people, and better than all, to suit all
pockets, can be had of Messrs. Kinard &
Wyey, Columbia, Mr. Kinard having lately
returned from the North with a full and
varied stock of all that a gentleman or youth
can possibly need.
A cheap and pleasant route from here to
New York and points West, is by the Great
Southern Freight and Passenger Line, via
Charleston. Attention is called to the card of
this popular line, and for any information we
refer with pleasure to Mr. S. B. Pickens,
Gen. Ticket Agent, S. C. R. ft., Charleston.
S. C.
The attention of the ladies of this commu
nity as well as the surrounding country is
called to the advertisement of Drs. Hill &
Setzler, who are the agents for Newberry,
Laureus, Greenville, Spartanburg and Union
Counties, for the improved Vertical Feed and
Shuttle Sewing Machine. This machine is a
deservedly popular one,
METNG.W were pleased to be pres
entat a meeting of the Newberry District
Monumental Association, held on Monday
last, and that the information there gained
was of a gratifying character. At the two
last meetiiigs, absence from home prevented
attendance, and we confess not bemn; fully
posted. We now learn by the remarks of
Chairman, Y. J. Pope, Esq , that the Associa
tion is quite alive to the important work in
and, that nearly two-thirds of the sum
necessary to erect an appropriate monnment
to the fallen brave of Newberry, has been
subscribed, and a large proportion paid in,
and that but for the extreme cold of the
winter, and the niiserable condition of the
roads, which prevented the ladies from en
gaging actively in the work, no doubt is
entertained that the whole sum would now
be in hand. It appeared from the President's
remarks on that occasion that there were
persons who bad expressed some feeling df
discouragelient, because during the periodj
alluded to, no more was done. This i
wrong.-there is no reason for desponding,
the monument will be built and the amount
necessary will be raised. This is no personal
or private enterprise to gratify any particular
person -or section,- baZ-no in which the"
w.n2c pManI# af Newbrr g@ CQCld,
and are proud of, and we believe whe
proper means are taken, and all the varion
committees get to work, and that, it is pr<
posed shall be done at once, the next repo:
will show that the Society-which now b
resolution of Col. Keitt stands pledged to it
erection of the monument-is ready to cot
tract for the work.
Immediately after the adjournment of th
above named Society, the Survivors Assc
ciation was called to order, and after remark
from Mr. Pope and others promotive of t1
regular business-it was moved by Col. Keit
that the committee on correspondence be it
structed to procure a speaker to make an at
dress on Memorial day.
We are pleased to see that baoth of thez
Societies claim the attention and interest C
the people of Newberry, and it is well.
For further particulars we refer to th
regular report of the Secretary.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-On Frida,
nlight last, or rather Saturday morning
abont 2 o'clock, Dr. Geo. Garmany of thi
town, accidentilly fell from the secou
story back window of the sleeping apart
ment of Dr. J. It. Thompson, and sustain(<
it is feared very serious injuries of an interns
character. Dr. Garmany it appears, as w
learned from himsch', had been in close a
tendance for a nntmber of ni;hts on o;,c hi
patients, and had lost much sleep, and o,
this particular night, being relieved fror
1;is watch, about the hour named, had gon
to the room of his fri.nd to snatch a bric
rest, rather than go to his home to disturl
bis sleeping fauil. After ratiring he soo
ell as!eep. No[ long after lie arose in hi
blcep, went to the window, the blinds of whicl
were draw%n together, nid pa.hing ag.,ins
themi--the wi.dow sill being very low-h
'elI out head forenuost, a distance of abou
15 fect, striking a board fence about three
e't from the house, a board of was displace'
)y the fall. How long lie lay is not known
ut his cries aroused Dr. T., who went dowr
ind discovered the prone form of his frieni
tretched upon the ground. A mercifu
rovidence alone saved Dr. Garnany from
iorribie, instantaneous death. A:l of Sat
irday and the Sabbath his frieads feared hi
must succumb to severe iijuries which hi
;ufferiigs sceined to indica.te, but we are ie
oieed to tay that now lie appeats to b
)etter.
PERsOnLs.-Our town has lately sustain
.d several losses in the removal of usefcl aud
steemed members of the community, and
imong the number, Mr. H. E. Bruce, fbrmer.
the polite and eflicietit chief of It. C
shiver & Co's ,:ore, together with his
tiniable lady. Frwi: the sanie establishment
t1so, has been removed the accomplizhet
Lid fasciii.iting Superintendent of the Mil
incry Department. Miss Kate Moran, a
roung lady who h-id attached to her a large
:ircle of warm friends. We regret the loss ot
,h. Both are now nt the Co 3mn7ii strc.
In the general management of Shiver ,
o's business has been placed another one of
lte experienced gentietnen from :he Columbit
iouse-.Mr. W. L. G iry, to whom we tender
lie congratulations of the press on his advent
mong a pleasant community, and his
levation to the headship of a populam
unsiness.
Then again, the departture of our oik
ellow-citizen, Mr. Partrick Scott, iifter s
esidence here of near a quarter of a century
FIr. Scott has gone to Sumter, and in comn
>sny with his only daughter. As he is.
towever, not wholly determined as to hi:
ourse, there is a hope that he may return.
We trust the hope may be realized.
We arc pleased to notice back again in th<
insy avenues of trade, our accomplishe<.
ownswoman-Mrs. Mower--after a successfu
>usiness trip North. She h as largely added
o her stock all the novelties and necessitict
if the season. Immediately under thc
lEAnLD office is the place where these
eautifal goods are to be seen and had,
iBoUT THE~ TOWN AND COUNTY.
The weather at preseat writing is delight
'ul. Spring has conme in with a hop, ster
mnd a jumip. Amateur gardener's exchiin
tow is the winter of our discontent, made
almost) glorious Summer by the sun o;
spt iag, for it is very warm.
On Tuesday afternoon last, the heaviest
tloud of the season hung in the heavens, I:
vas as black as an Ethiiop's face and looked
mngrier than four score of angry amendments
lhickens went to roost and people hunted
afe places. Happily it blew over, and:
noderiate rain fall only was time result.
The allusion to chickens going to roos
vas only a metaphor. There are none hert
:o take such an elevated position. A baske
>f chickens tied behind a wagon would excitn
nore attention than a circus band wagon
Eggs of course are consequentiy scarce. I
here are any of either in the county, pleasi
ring them in.
Farmers of Newberry arc advised to ust
:orn torpedoes as at protection against thievinig
:rows. They are so arranged th at as soot
is one is swallowed it explodes, to the ever
lasting damage of the crow. Its sure, try i
-much better than silent, perambulatig
strychinine.
This reminds us of a common mistak
many persons make in saying they "gi
through a course of medicine." Of course
it is not so. Vice versa.
And by the way, we mind that Dr. Fant
the accomplished and handsome druggis
diown town, has iust returned from abroad
and has brought with him many thing
whicht the public will liketo have.
Like to have-that is r. key-note-there's;
whole sermon in it. Isn't there somnethinj
cvery a: -'vould like to have. We woulb
like to h.. e every subscriber and advertise
who is in arrears pay up immediately.
Speaking of paying up, we becanie ver;
near making a final settlement on Thursda;
last. In tbis wise, and at the hands of th
immortal "J. N." We inadvertently forgo
to remind our myriad of readers that th
great philospher and philanthropist woult
irate on that evening. He came up pos
baste to know the reason. An explanatio:
was attempted-It was an accidental ovem
sight. J. N. could not see it in that light
lie raved, stormed, famed, his eyes flashe
Fire, his hair stood out, as did his coat tails
we tried to g et out. The situation grei
ilarmiag-he called us ugly names, till a
ast patience ceased to be a virtue, and thern
were a pair of excited men dancing up ani
lown the retiding room. Fortunately he bolte
ibout this time-and no one was hurt. Tb
iext time he proposes to lecture here, we wil
live him a blamed good-notice.
In consequence of this fright, we tenew th
>ffer for a double-fisted fightiag man to tak
:are of all persons of a violent charactet
who come up into our sanctum. One wha
las served in that capacity before is pre
etrred.
All kinds of job work neatly, expeditionsl
tad theaply executed at th~is office. HTea4
put on envelopes, letter heads, bill heads a
my other kind of heads pniriael in the bes
tyle. We defy any one to head this offce ii
aeads or any other kind of printing.
The Postmaster General, it is stated, is tF
nake a tour of the Sour h, looking up derelic
~ote agents. It is net. positively kcndwi
whether he wilhvt-vt New berry or not.
To reegt$g gakhg g alagp og
n the wick in strong vinegar anu dry it we
s before you usc it: it will then burn brig
and clear, and simply repay you ftr th
,t trifling labor.
F A tenant of Mr. Isane Herbert. by u.ti
e Ljndon llerbert, is reported to have bce
- found dead on the 30th uit., about thre
miles from his house. He died of apoplexy
The amount of Guano laid down a: Ner'
berry for this ati.i Laurens Co:mty. is ferfu
s to think of iu connecion with a m
e drouth. We trut r.o such disaster will oec
t however.
. Cotton is still considered King, many fat
. mers :00, thiuk it the King of Kings, aund
consequence there will be more planted thi
i season than common. Is it right to plant si
f largely and to the exclusion of corn. Nay
The lhst word brings to mind sufferin;
horse flesh, inany of whom Leigh all day
and cry for hay even in the still liours c
night. The fact is fodifer is too high fo
them, entirely out of reach.
Now, by the way, why is not more ha:
3 raised up this way, surely, it wil pay
I Seriously, geneni farner-, just think o
- what is paid out every y'1r in this sec:iol
for rough food, when occeans of gr.ss i igh
I here at home goes to waste. It is sLicid:l ii
3 the extreme.
Why cao't we h;ivo a Soda Fountain ii
f Newberry, A cool. sparkling beverage, spiket
with delielou; syrup. Let some enterprisini
man tart one forthwith.
Next Friday will be Good Friday. Le
r every one who bus tears to sheC, or rathe
who has seed to sow, prepare to sow then
then.
The trickiest man in town Is Mr. Crowel
Chapmau. but ui.i*.e -ome men who to spei
their mt.ny ;v% e gt in a weaving way.Le is tryl:
to add to 11 i1plu by qUiltin;- awhile, wiiih th
cntest trick ever invented. lie has many othe
tricks-and they are all for sale.
The sale of that portion of the Blt
Rid.re Railroad which lies in the Stat<
of 'Nnnessee, consisting of about thir
teen imiles, or half of the road buill
has ben sold for taxes. The Statt
Was Olt. purchaser, Dt 5100.0-00.
It is stated that Congressman R. R
rEIliot hzs notified the governient o
his refusal to draw the extra Z500(
which the last Congress voted them.
selves. This hotiorable aet, will grou:it
ly redound to his credit.
An Enemy f4.Health and Hap.
1)III esS.
Dyspepsia not only destroys health, hui
banishes happiness from the fitmily. A Dys,
peptic is not only unhappy him<elf, but bc
maikes all around him unhappy. Dl. '.UTlT'T
VEGETABLIE LIVEtR PILLS is a certain.
remr:y for it. They are a sure cureTlor cos
tiveness.
"The Life or the Flesh is the
Blood."
Thlis is an admitted fact. it is obvious tmO
wien the blood becomes corrupt the whok
sys:em is corrupt also, and those organs
which are weaker from functional derange
ment willsuffer most. The large majority of
femalo diseases proceed from this cause. The
trne policy is to direct the remedy to the
source o" the disease. It is in this way that
DR. T U T T' S SARSAPARILLA AN D
Q CEEN'S D)ELIGHT acts. Its specitic ef~
feet is on the blood. It purifies, vitalizes it,
expelling all distemper from the system.
Beware of Calomuel.
And all Mercurial Compounds. Better, f:m
better, entdure disease than tamper with this
mineral poison, no tmatter how careful!y pre.
pared. Its extensive use has ah-'endy proven
the cause of irreat and distressingiunry. DR.
TUT'"s LI'ER PtLL.S.an be taken cLat,n
times with perfect safety and without diet.
WH,lOsE HANDSO3tE HOUSE IS THAT?
Such waxs the inquiry of the traveller, as he
I assed an unusually well-tinished residence
"not many miles fromn here. The style of the
sashes, the clearness of the glass, the beauty
of the blinds and doors, the neatness of the
columns and balusters around tne piazza, thc
perfect proportion of 'the brackets and
mnouldings, all struck the traveller witb picas.
ure and admiration. All the above were fur
nished by Mr. I'. P. ToalIe, of (Chamrleston, S.
IC. Prices ser t free on application.
A pril, 2. 13-1m.
Commercial.
NEwBERRtY, S. C., April 8.-Cotton 17t.
Livamot, April 7.-Cotton opened ant
but steady-uplands 0jit91; Orleans 92.
SEW YORiK, April 7.-Cotton quiet-up
lands 19; Orleans 20t.
CHAICLESTON, April 7.-Cotton quiet
middling 182a183.
AUGUSTA, April 7.-Cotton steady-mid
dting 18.
.Newberry Prices Current.
CoRRECTE.D WEEKLY~1,
By MAYES & MAB.TIN.
APPL ES-Green, per bushel......... a 2 0'
Dry, per bushel....1 53i al 75
BAGGING-Guniny-per y ard....- a 16
ROPF,-31anilla, per lb... ......... 20 a 25
BA CON-Hams, per lb ............. 20 a 21
Shoulders. perb.......7 a 8
Sides, per ib............. lua It
BLUE STON E. per lb .............. .. a 15
BEEF-per l b~. .............. S.8a 12
BUTTElt-Country, per lb.......... 25 a 3>
C'HEESE-E. D.................. a 25
CHICK ENS-per head............ 15 a 30
CALICO-per yard...............10 a 12
COPPERA-perlb............... 4 a 1'
CORN, per bushel................1 30 al 15
COR N 31EAL, bolted, per bushel. al 25
CANDLES-Adamnutine, per set. 18 a 20
COFFEE--Rio, per lb............ - a 25
Laguyra, per lb.......... a 32
Java. per lb. .......... 30 a 35
COTTO1N YAIIN. per bunet.......... al 75
DOMESTICS-4-4 per yard.......... 14 a IS
7-8 ...... 2a 15~
3-4 "...... 9a 10
EGG;S, per dozen............... - a 20
F LOIlR. per bbt.................9 0:'a13 00
G;'NP?OWD[ER, per lb............ 40 a 50o
IRON TIES. per lb............... - a 10
IRON-Enagli.h refined, per pound.. 73 a 9
Swedes................... 9 a 10
Band...................... a 9
Hoop...................... a 12
Plow Steel................. a 12
P'otware..................l1i a 12
ILAItRD. per lb..................... a 15
LL21BEt-Wide Boards, per 31 ft. . .1200 a2Ci00
Scantling. per .! fit..li) s2000
Flooring, per 31 ft...15)0 a2000
3MOLASSES-tuba. per gal........- a 41
W~est India. p'r gal.... 50 a 75
cw Orleans, per gal... 90 al 00
MACKEtEiL-per half barrel...6 0 a8 00
per Kit..........3 00a4 00
MfADDERU-per lb............... - a 40
NAILS. per ke;.t...................ia8 0
OATS. per bushel...............5 al 25
ONIONS, per bush:el.............. - a3 00
01L-Kerosene, pt-r gal...........- a 65
SLinseed,boiled...............al 30
Linseed,. raw............ ...... al 40)
Tanner's. Straits............. .al 25
-PEAS. per bushel................1 00 a1 25
POTATOS-Irish, per bushel......- a2 00
Sweet, per bushel...- al 25
IPAIN Is-White Lead, per lb. ...12 a 14
Chemical, per gal... - a2 75
R ICE, per lb. ........................ a 11
SA LT. persac......................... -a225
t ill.l'GLhES per 10'0. . ............ 00 a600
ISLGA R-Pulverized. per lb... ...... a 16i
Crushed, per lb............ a 16
rown, perl1................ a 14
SPEC.IE-G(old.................... a 12
ilver................... a 3
SPIRIT--Corn Whiskey, per gal... .2 00.a3 00
French Brandy........- al400
Rve Whiskey...........3 50 itO 00
Hlolland Gin............ - a8 00
TEA-Hyson, pe 6............15 a2 0
Imperial, per lb.............. .1 75 a2 5:
Black, per lb.... ..............1 00 al 75
TAL LOW, per lb..... ............. 10 a 12
VINEG AR-Cider. per gal............ a 50
VARNISHES-Coach body, per gal 4 00 a4 50
Copal, per gal....... a3 01
WH EAT, per bushel.............. - a -
Muslc Given Away.
LWe will order "IPITas' MUsic.u. Mo'm
L.Y" to be seat for one year to any one wo
will send oc tive sub.,cribers to our papet
iThink of it iYou can get at least Sixr
Bea'eiifu Sony.~ Duets, and Ghcr':s.', .a
ifromn fty to si.ny Pian:o piees, wor.x .r.
1.lr- &0.1hi, bydh nio~ fines ubsrhe--h. i0
Grof
JE L
r GROCERS, CO1
AND DF1
Plantation Supplies, Dry Goo
1ee col:stantly on
Coffee, Meal, ag
Bacn,Molasses, Ties,
Lard, g ,Sa11,
Flour, Corr, Tob:!
ke. Pink Eve
Alsu a choice artiic of N. 0. oLSse, in
ChOice A No. I article Goshen Butter, anid El
rive us a c:!;!.
WEBB. THo-. 1. L
GIRC)CEJITES
FOR CASH.
Conremplat;ig a change in our loisI:CSS
at, an early day, we have determined to sell
go;d& ::) ill. luture
AT SHORT PROFITS
FCR CASH.
With our experience weare sn-tisiedi tha, it
wiill be to ou* miterest as xel as tie
Interest of Those With
Whom We Deal,
to conh:LO oi 0?.rselves :iti to th:e CA H
SYSTEM, r. EL FR SUORT PROITPs.
We hj(pe wu ij* e anduh- pMe'!ee
rally, wii! -:- s tial undvr :'qsn w
system upon whic: 1 .ow :m ad 'e
will endexor to m akv it to to
-ive us zheir pa:ronage.
WE WILL KEEP
A good :rcek (Of
Heavy and Family Groceries,
and a CONST.\NT SUPPLY of the
WANDO FERTILIZER,
to the exantinaaLon Of which wo invite all
persons wishing to purchase gords in our
line before they nke their purcbses.
Ra 1-O11AN &(.
All persoos indeb0ted to us by note or
account, are iwo-zt earnestlv recluested to
make ptyment at once. -ll our lains are
past due .nd we must have them settled.
We mean w at .-e sa yI.
Mar. 1(1, l873-10th O
Are receivinig their FALLL SU PPLY of
HARD WARE,
CUTLERY,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
BAGGING, TIES,
WOODEN-WARE,
SADDLERY and WHIPS,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
Oct. 2, 40-tf.
GROCERfTES,
BAGGING, TIES, &c.,
WHLOLESALE A ND RIETAIL,
BY
J. H. O'Neill, Agt
Corner Caid weil and Friend Sts.
Opposite Mr. P. Scott, Merchan t Tailor,
Has just received and opening a general as
sortment of
laie Family Gloceries,
LIQUORS, &c.
WHICHi WILL B3E SOLD
Low for Cash, or coun
try Produce.
The public generally are invited
to call and examine my stock be
foro purebasing elsewherc.
The Highest Price Paid for
Cotton.
Sept 25 39 tf
Free Transportation.
WE are prepared to grind from onec to
One hundred and fifty beshels Corn per day,
and will furnish free transportation of their
Igrain to and from our mill for our patrons
free of chlarge.
WEBB, JONES & PARKER.
A pr. 17, 6--tf.
STORE TO RENT.
TUAT clegint and commnodious S:cre on
ti,e cor., (t*ppoite A, Mi. W:cker'I.), and
lately CceU ;ied by Me.Kail &~ P'oi. For
termrs app!) to -'
MAL I'006.
AND RETAIL
'TON BUYERS,
J.ERS IN
is, Boots, Shoes, Hals, &Ce.,
hand a good line of
Tr.inhis
coo, W moi- and Wiliow- Ware,
Potatoes, &c.
b, b. a~ 10 :!'..f key-, also a
0 nheat Flio:r in atb:L.'n:ce.
i ~ ~ ~ ~ H .0aa .Ia| &IbMI 1S HAl1, A!-VGr0r
ProfssioalCard..
THCMPSON & JONES,
D ental S-urgeons.,
NEWBERRY C. H., S. C.
(Gradulaes of thct iv nia !! of
D:alSurgery.
Mar. 19, 73-11-:f.
Te Women Beib -are n
Appiy for rei-f ;Cor yoiu cu a conl
firmned iv..id.
I have be-- for years past at.:ndg st -
y to the t1ra'm!It of disT ofw ,
both married :d si.gile, and as the nuAer
oftAsf! CW ominzw' to in!C*r*eaSC almost daily I
wil )ay ar"cri t:ntion to those v.ho may
.1pply to me for heIr, and inay, if I Should
get a sutiicient number of cases, make ;t a
lpecia: .
There are many women who ae takiag
medicines recommended for SuCh iSCISeS,
which are worse than uzele-s, they pallia:e
and somezimes seem t give relief, but in
fact they po.;tpone thc evil umti tie disease
assumes the chronic form, and then they up
ply to the Physician for relief, which can be
given, but not so soon as when taten in the
first or Carly Su"ge.
I use no quack medicines, I treat discases
on rational and scietific princip!s.
P. B. RUFF.
N. B. I practice for cash ouly and prompt
paY ments. 31ar. 12, 10-tf.
IRA B. JONES,
Attorniey At Law,
NEWBERRY,. S. C.
Office inm rear of lisss Moorman &
Schumnpert's, (up stairs.)
Mar. 5, 9)-5m.
Dr'. G. WV. (armany
Rtspetfuly informs the public that he
cet be foutnd during the day, at Mr. John
A. Chapmtan's Book Store.
IDrugs # Fancy .Irticles.
DR. S. F. FANT,
DRUGGIST .HD fIIMIST.
NEWBERRY C. 1H., S. C.
All the m o-t approved PATENT MEDI
CIN ES c'osrt!h ont hand.
P'ERFUMERIE,5()APS and TOILET
ARTICLES, of the choiCcSt character.
MED CINAL IQU.ORS, of purest q1uali
t1.
Prescriptionts comopotunded carefully, at
all hours, dl:y and ntight.
Dr. E. E. JACKSON,
?!ain Street -COIXMBIA.
DRIGGIST P11 (IIMIST.
lias always on hand the purest
Drugs, Medicines and
Medicinal Liquors,
All kinds
PERFUME RIES.
Of the best,
Superior Col ogn~es,
Combs,Brushes,-Soaps,
Pomades, and Fancy
Toilet Articles, &c.
Orders promptly attended to and with
tmosti sfac P ton. Mehn 5, J-3m.
WILSON'S
LIVER RIEMEDY.
A sure and permanent Cure for all diseases
caused by a deranged Liver, such as .Taun
dice, Dyspepsia, Eeartburn- Fevers,
Nervousness, Impurity of the Blood,
Melancholy, Costiveness, Sick
Eeadacbe,Pains in the Head.
and all kindred diseases.
EVERY FAMILY SHoULD HAVE IT.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Prepared only by
WILSON & BLACK,
Mar. 12, lO-tm. CHAR LOTTE, N. C.
DRa Ha BAER,
WHOLEBALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST,
NG. ~131 3EETING STREET,
Uny a 1%-.
I havec recendy t :e .I : a th Notil:
ple:e and ele.:n.: .-:e f
ever b:u:.nt to thiS marke.t, consistin 0::
GO00.4, CA. Si D!E
H O SIER'Y A l
.ND SELECT AM
CARPETINGS, WIN:
CURTAINS, RU(
TE Gl!AND OPENN 0OF THl
CULU.MBIA, S. C.,
Have nowV in store heir Si'ji .(
CLOTHIN G
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SHIRTS, &c.
Our etaine., kia. ii we aims
have spveial styles (if G ARMEN TS.
and particularly in II ATS. th:at canf
nOt be had in sm:i! t-Sabliehme::ts.
.dvc,ur orders and we will till
thein.
Our CUSTOM DEPART31ENT
is disti:tet from our READY MIADE.
and our patrons can~ depend upon be
ing pleased..
We still take orders for SHIRTS.
guarnantecing a PERFECT FIT. We
send Goods per Express subject to ex
am nati0n.
R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD,
COLUMBIA, S. G.
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Feb. 5, 5-tf.
That Fine Stallion
BEAUREGAR D
Will 1tand te ensuing season, at the fol
lowing places, viz:
Cal. J1. S. Ren wick's-Tuesday's and Wed
nesday's.
M .j. J. K. G. Nance's--Wedraesday's and
L. P. W. Risers-Sa:ardax's.
Anti at his own stable the intermediate
ti ne1.
TERMS-$l5 for insurance, and $I0 by
the season.
Beauregard is a flue, thoroughbred horse
of beauiful appearance, and has taken pre
mli~ums at the State Fair.
M. 3!. BEJFORD,
Mar. 5, 9-2m. Libert.y H1all, S. C.
Interesting to All.
'My term Of c.ffice havir:g expir.-d. I re.
sp- ettully n >:nitfi1 ;cent,s '& l -!.a d lions.
d-edt or nuvages ree-nIiTring- e
m' ('f cfiu. to en!! 01' M.ers. & Jor.es
21 A~~ ~ . -. .
L[NARD,Z
3IA, S. C.
,ao r an,. -'.p.p ..
'r-O..OJD S,
,&e..-.-. ;afullline of
D GLOVES!
SoRTM'NTS OF
DOW SHADES AND
S, MATTINGS,
.KNAR D
.4- -3 A.- !~iC
AND.
BUY THE BEST!
The AMERICAN wili Last a Lie Ti-.
It iss p rirto .:ll o:h. rz "t:: z*impl!:y,
and dr l .
It has bev* pro* onneed by t::.e b"sm.
chnew te ,a b a f inihd :0a.r I i *l e the
be( ir. nI ..: a ac i h m.vo.rd
W ili scv. the il(-t :mnd 1*:r*: ris, no
m: dt r c o Isb s.c. N w rn
te , : :d ;Aost -lE .
Calla:d exasinefor vi:-i
"old on o s trms ad
satisfuc:ion. gu:;rant ,d..
Inducemn:n-: ti.
Bugglegs. Nd Vry, 1:e.
iiARNESS, AND FiXTURES,
BABY CARRIAGES,
Refrigerators, &c., &c.,
gee-ly ' * !w .i b fo rauty,
eie;.r:., e:r .1i, y : i ;i:y ciInflt
be srpserd in i: cou:::ry.
WE SEL.L .? .T :ETuiitYI'PRES.
ANDl DE5Y COPTIIN
Or S PDLEI;. :.a H.RA\ESS MANi.
AT THE LOWER STORE
canf be foun:d a co ::t:1 Large a--cr:
Family Groceries
AND~
PLANTATION SUJPPLIES,
of every charr.e.r:.ndind, wh:e wevl
sel.
Low for Cash !
We L':y lrgely of i'OTTON anid give the
top of tie market a.w.ays.
Al we ak is tht:.e i.J:.bl d. 'ao
be madec. RI b'rce r lIthr are :2ree Sep
rate estabilh:e:4.
WEBB3, .IONE*S .x PallKER.
Oct. 2.s . :f.
REMOVI (F TBN SIH0P.
AS iy lease on my prCeet stand e'xpires
on thre 2'o:b of ti.ia mernth Diarch:), I .iP1,
on and after tha- tie be f'ound in t' e
large store recently occuph-d by A;ran.a &
Met,a" a .loe >:o:", be i'. een D)r. Pre t
and Mr. Nath an, whe:e I w~ !I earry enC
Tin and Stove Business,
in ali i-a b. ces a:,d v.ere I shall be
pleavtd to 5ee :!! myold etKonors ut:d :.
mrany nr.-w o:es .:s dr:ire :. h i in m
line. I shall try, as :;eret4ore, :o ;.:ve sar.
IsfaCtimn 'o:t. as to p: ce, ::Sry of goo S
W. T. WRiGHT.
Mlar. 1i, b -f.
THOMASSTEN
AUCTION AND GENERAL
COLUMBIA.,S, C.
-Cern, Hay, O.,:s, nc3r,-lA1d a.i Frc::..
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