The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, April 16, 1873, Image 3
Oua AGESTS iX. ChIRLESTON.-The ad
vertising agency of~Messrs. Walker, Evans &
Cogiwet xprq*Ateaby Rosv7l 0. Tgan,
E:q., is the only authorized agency for this
paper in Charlestn.
"31E a. UZgX= -& HQM A,, Newspaper
Advertsi Agests, 'No. A4 Soth St., Bal
tinore,, 21,',are duly authorized to contract
for advertisements at oar lowevt rates. Adver
tisers in that City are requested to leave their fa
vors with thlsbouse.
We will send a copy of our paper and a
copy of "Peters'.Isical Monthly" for one
year to any one sending as S4.50. Our pa
per speaks for itself. and you may know the
vaine of "Peters' Musical Monthly," from
the fact that every yearly subscriber gets
about s'ty ongs,Duets, and Choruses, and
from -fifty.U y~n~ orth at
least S40. 5-tf.
Pianox.-Where to Buy.---Feb
ruary 1st, 1873.
Prices reduced from 15 to 25 per cent. Lar
gest Stock itbe South to select from. Ele
ant 7 oct. pianos, Rosewood Cases, Carved
fegs, Overstrung Bass, and all Modern une
provements S265, 275,300, warranted dura
ble. Money refunded in case of failure. The
popularSouthern Gem only $290, 300, 320 &
340. Hallet Davis & Co., Square Grand 71
oct. S375,410,437 & 490. Wm. Knabe & Co's
Superb Instrument lower than ever before
SO&Qf "Adres asTO'r TERMs.
ang Y;'-a t-V e onth.
a d 1zt,agmes, etc. sele
th st?le irdgV~~te&~ ad
guarantee to furnish a ffistClats msfrumenf;
oS% oU Woeae -Dept for
tw Mas1-&ugfir C&bfiit1or
g ifty Styles fron S,S to $1000, each.
Del * te=r 'PmT to cash buyers:in
aiy part of the South. Any Sheet Music or
Music book published in the U. S. sent post
paid on receipt of retail price.-Address all
orders to LUDDEN & BATES,
.Southern Music. House,
Mar.26.41-10. SAvaxxA, GA.
Town Directory.
MrIrNGs.-Newberry Division. Xo. S. S. of
T ELal oISday nigut at s o7c,(ck, in
Pulaski Lodge, No. 2), 1. 0. 0. F.. meets in
the same Hall, every Friday eveninr at 8 o*clock.
odie, 2o.-87, A. F. K., meets first
31 on~tX 8,19,clock.
1se *A er,N *-A8;r.A -X., meets every
second M odlock.
Tows Commert.. P..-fool, Intendant. '.
Rodelsperger, J. Gaunt, A. X. Bowers and 0.
Wells, Wardens.
saunT.-J. J. tarrington.
CZ.umr-J. C. Smith.
JUDGE PABATL-J. C. Leahy.
SCHOOL COXXtsIsO.Ea.-M. S.-Lonz.
'U3Tr Coxxssxo.zna.-Deunis Moates, T.
et, A. Rice.
Xamu .--.CChms, G. F. J.pcoby.
Young.
We are indebted to Mr. Luther Homes,
Sec'yand,TXeas. Mechanic's and Agricultaral
Fair Association of Louisiana, for a compl"
mentary ticket to attend the Seventh Grand
State-1 i, 'commencing Ap'ril 23, in the city
of New Orleans.
P0 Q IC A sto.-We have been
re f t ofthe pub
lie, that a regh.luWtashed post office
exists attostoi n"ths Couitv, to' which
mail matter gQiestuf 7Tnesday1'6zsday and
Surday, and,comes down Monday, Wed
neft & Ohje weeki
RTE editor of the Witans
boro News', : "obertson, Esq., has re
tired from.the editorial management of that
journal, after filling the position with honor,
for a length of time. Other pursuits claim
his attention, and in which, we wish him a
career of ropit.:
AXOrnsa WuINKxs.-At the store of
Messrs..Webb, Jones & Parker, is exhibited
a neat and servieable .littleartie which
may~be used fur a double purpose, viz: as a
fire extinguisher and a garden sprinkler.
Call and examime them. The entire appa
ratus costs but a trifle.
SA UsEru INTTo.-The ladies are in
vited to call at the Store of Mr. A. D. Love
lace and examine a very serviceable little
mnachine known as the QUILTER. It is a
perfect agigh iiabof'an& time-saving
as well aiback-refieving nmachiine. Co and
look at it and see how it works. Mr. Crowel
Chapman is the agent, and he will take in
fiit&piierin sbowing how it works.
DszAxas.-We regret to announce gzej
death of Mr. Frank Spearman of this Coun.
ty. Hie die& at his residence on last Sunday
week. -
A colored man named Cannon, it is said'
died of meningitis, near Silver Street, on
Saturday the 5th.
Ott Fr:iday morning last, a colored man
namdMartin Griffin,died from a congestive
chill it is supposed-on the premises of Mfr
Chapman.
On Sunday a nephew of. Mr. Andrew
Kilgore 'died of' measles, we did not leprn the
name or age of the little fellow.
THE HEAILr.-We regret to say that
measles have put in an appearance in this
town, lyt only a few. cases so far heard of.,.
Meningitis is quiescentist now, no new
cases have been heard of for a week or two.
Conjestive chills to a slight extent prevail.
The Doctors in the County say there is but
little sickness at present, and that the cases
are widely scattered.
We are rejoied tonnonc ti D.Gar
manfi'sIowl but,surely recovering from
the severe injuries susifns~- by his late un
fortunate fall. In a short time we hope to
see him out again;-and engaged in the active
pursuits of isI profession.
GONE TO C.umNa.-The Messrs. Culver
Bros., havanavassed: this and adjoining
Counties successfn4ly, both pecuniarily to
themselVes and with satisfaction to the
people, have drawn up their numerous stakes
and departed with their large wagon train
for the Town of Camden, where an invoice
of their popular cooking stoves await .their
coming;. We commend this enterprisig
go-ahead firm to the people of that section,
and bespeak; for theme the consideration
which tli thoroulgh business qultisand
gentlemanly manners entitle them to, and
*not only as regards the: proprietors them
~selves-but the many gendlemien who are em
ployed by them in running the wagons and
disposing of their stoves.
LIGT.-We are pleased to inform such
of our citizens as are not informed on the
subject, that the principal sections of the
town are to be lighted by Street Lamps.
The lamps arc now being made by Mr. W.
T right, by order of Council, and we on
ly foud this fact out by accidentally seeing
Sthe f rme-work of one of the lamps in the
w iorkhop of the contractor. We suppose
*the CounciL_hough& ia- sufficient only to
hro light on the town when the arrange
mients were all completed, and therefore
determined to keep the people in the dark
n r4erence to-so good a work until then.
We think the fact might have been made
pbc, as it is notbing to be ashamed of.
ANotAr.oU.-The "'frogreessive" in its
oses about town2'iscoires on a section
nominated as "hand round," because
e ~Er that neighbMrhOOd Kommunl-r
d manne ytanding~ in their porticocs
piist " ier phic month news, which
gfg rapidity through the sec.
This lok
to do so in a proper n-aaner,ihcladies would
of course neglect their duties, and be nothing
le?s trmi UdWt gossips.. Progreisitely, how
ever I# ded,there prevails perfect harmo
ny, pee,niet :nd order. Again ii is a
"Spartan neighborhDod, everything is in
common"-"if one sees anything lie wants
in another yard, he tikes It;aud nothing is
said about it-happy neighborhood.'' Hap
py indeed. We believe in every man shin
neying in his ownyaid. La:t week ne noticed
that this i -progrssive.ngc, but little did
we thik at sneh progress was being made
in thisGL beldved town.''This 1iin of pro.
gression is dangerous-for says the poet "pro
gres-Ion adds new vigo, to our criiies,if you
would be wise,'R-nt betime'.
A' INsvITUTIOs-Estalished in 1S19, on
a small but safe basis, Steele's Hat Hall, at
first slowly, but steadily and surely com
menced advancing on the poPular tide, and
but a short period eiapsed ere the smail
King Street Hat lall began to assume large
proportions. To-day it is one of the institu
tions, not only of old King Street, the most
fashionable tesort in Charleston, but of the
city, and its energetic proprietor, Mr. Walter
Steele, may justly be proud of its wide
spread reputation. 1. is the lI,t Hall, par
excellence, where gentlemen, youths and
etn the smallest-pecimens of the 'lords of
c.atiQn,amsbe ccommodated in any and
everystyle, and at all prices. Friends Yrom
this s~ction especially invited to call, and
orders solicited. It.
COMPLIuERTARy.-We acknowledge with
pleasure a card of invitation from Captaini
A. Melchers, the accomplished Preb'deut of
the Charleston Deutsche Shutzen Gesell
schaft, to at:end the annual Sclutzenfest in
that,cii, commencin- L. Monday the 21st.
Thisannual festival is one which draws
out, not:only the entire gallant German
citizenship of the old city, but a large pro
portion of those who are not of the same
race, besides bringing in hundreds from all
parts of this as well as many other States. It
is an occasion replete with mirth aud jo!lity,
and abotnding in whole-souled hospitality,
and well worth a visit. 'fTle program:ne is
fall and varied, and covers five days. We
advise" any of our readers, who can spare the
time, to go down by all means.
SPECIAL.
The Temperance Advocate, edited and
published by Frank P. Beard, is the only
organ of Temperance in the State. It is
beside, devoted in part to the family circle.
It is eminently entitled to support, and we
commend it earnestly to our readers.
The Nebraska Stat.e Orphan A-sylum Gift
Concert, advertise that the drawing has been
posponed to the 20th of May.
Attention is called to the card of the Greer
vilie Manufacturing Company, to be found
in this issue, the necessary capital stock for
which, we are pleased to learn, wiil be cer
tainly subscribed. A meeting of the Stock
holders is called for the 30th of this month
at Greenville.
Attention is called to the card of Mr. Jas.
Packer, house, sign and decorative painter.
The best season for painting and be.utifying
generally is that of Spring-every one with
any taste desires to see his premises look
attractive, and as Mr. P. is an artist in his
iae, we cannot do better or say more than to
advise that he be called in.
All persons interested will do well to no
tic the advertisement of T. P. Abrams.
D)o you want a good Sewing Machine? Itf
so, and the celebrated and newly ..improved
m3AnsAIA-.Wilson. is -the kind wanted. call
u 31rs D. Mower, who is the agent.
THE SABBATH.-In consequence 0' the
absence of the Rev. R. A. Mickle-who was
in attendance at Presbytery-there was no
service in the Presbyterian Church on Sun
day.
In the Methodist Church, the usuali seryices
werdWsell.iev.Manoing Brown, morn-1
ing and night. The night service was closed by
the llev. T. G. IIerbert, presiding elder of
Spartanburg District.
In the Baptist Church-the Rev. John
Stout, pastor-the regular services were held.
Iii the Lutheran Church, Easter Sunday
was observed in ain appropriate and becoming
mnanner. 'The chur'h being tastily decorated
by the ladies, added a peculiar fitness to the
solemn and inipressive services, wvhich ware
conducted by the pastor, Rev. H. W. Kuhins.
The chance.l and pillars were festooned with
beautiful evergreens, and the walls graceful
ly hung, while back of the pulpit, the recess
wasdecorated in a fourth of a circle form with
evergreens intersperseu with white stars, in
the centre of which were the words "The
Lord has risen indeed," and under the whole
the sacred emblem of the cross. The whole
adornment was liappy in effect. At the close
of the sermon, the Sacramen t of the Lord's
Supper as administered to the united con.
gregations of the Lutheran and Episcopal
Churches. Two persons were taken into the
Church on this interesting occasion.
At night, in the same church, a marriage
ceremony was performed by the pastor-the
parties Mr. F. M. Lindsay and Mrs. Eliza
indsay.
A VISIT TO THE GARamsos.-On Tuesday
afternoon last, - while passing the parade
ground of-the garrison, Major Stewart very
politely invited us in, and, nothing loth, we
entered. It was the hour of dress parade,
and in consequence, a very opportune and
pleasant time. The Major has a company he
may well take a pride in-soldierly, fine
looking and wvell drilled-as was evidenced in
their appearance and the exercise of the man
ual of arms-and we looked on with pleased at
tentiojp tilt the men filed off to their com
fortable quarters, to the tune-we believe
of "Peggy put the kettle on, and let's have
tea.' We are not certain as to the tune,
however, but as it was near tea time, it makes
no difference. The officers, 'Maj. Stewart
and Lieutenants Miller an d Anderson, thus
left in their glory, came to our stand point,
to doitie honors and help to take care,of as
many of the little ones-as conveniently could
be done-it was a family party. And then
we went through the quarters, sleeping, read
ing, cook, and mess rooms, -around the large
and admirable oven, where one hundred de.
lightful, crisp loaves of bread are daily baked
-could not go through that, you know, that
is the oven, not the bread-then through the
guard house and through the commissary,
where a host of good things are kept, and we
confess that the round trip was very much
enjoyed, and not the least of the satisfaction
xperienced was derived from the polite at
tention of our very gentlemanly guid'es. In
the sleeping rooms we noticed some veryv
adsatme specimens of penmanship, in
olors, by a member of the Company, Cor
poral Daff, executed on cards, each bed
stead having one attached, with the name of
the sleeper drawa thereon ; and also in the
reading rooim,-wher-e were quite a large
variety of the most popular papers of the
day, neatly arranged on a spacious table-was
also an elaborately drawn fire screen, on
canvass, done by the same master hand.
The reading room is highly creditable, to
boh An.dynmefl.:.e are pleased. to
add ttWtlii'tmnost ojeder and cleanliness
were secn on -every hand.
A visit to the garrison will repay anyone.
In this connection we are ,able to say,
that in all probability the garrson wtil not
be emoedk~ ~ebery,as was-thought
OUR ScIOGLs.-Sewberry is proud of her
commercial status, and of her ramified and
extensive business interests. .Perhaps no
other inland town of its size has increased
so rapidly, and enjoys such an enviable.repu
tation. We are glad-to say too, that she has
reason to be proitd of her e-lucational stand
ing-and that the youth of the town and
country are amply provided for -from the in
fant seeking after knowledge, upp those
who are prep-aring for a tlorough Collegi ate
course-and which latterby the way, so many
imagine can be only obtained abroad. But
this is a matter of taste, and one of fashion,
and it is not our purpose to discuss it. We
would simpi here allude to tile condition
and character of our town institutions.
And first in importance, there is the Fe
male Academy, under the care of an expert
enced teacher, and finished scholar, Capt. A.
P. Pifer, most ably astisted by our accom
plished and aimiab!e townswonan, Miss Fan
nie Leavell, with Prof. Werber, a thorough
Musician, as instructor of music. This Acad
emny is a first class one, and deserves well of
this section, by which we are glad it is large.
y sustained. Next in importance is the Male
cademy, under the accomplished direction
>f Mr. Win. Brooks, than whom there is no
6etter instructor, uor riper scholar to be
rOUnd anywhere. Both of these Academies
are, it is a pleasure to say, tilled with sin
euts, who show remarhable proficiency in I
their studies, from the little first idea chaps,
to the advanced pupils in the higher branch
s. It is a treat to visit these institutions,
crom whence are to issue, at no distant day,
ducated mien and women, who will lionora
bly and profitably 1ili the positions for wh ich1
they are now being so well fitted, and which
will redound to the credit of those who spend
heir best efforts to cu!tivate their winds and
6alents. Not the least in ipinortmnce is the pi.
nary school of Miss Elmore, in the rear of the
[;pti-t Church. To this, scores of little boys
ind girls, daily trudge their way with satchels
n back, and shining faces, in search, also,
>,' their necessary portion of knowledge. This
lady seems to have a happy tact and ability
in leadiig the little ones along, and up, the t
rudimientry steps-and that she succeeds so
vell, is a sourceof pleauure. Weil may New
kerry be proud of her schools, and her foster
ing care and heilpng hand should ever be
>ver them.
Then we have the colored school under the
;idance of Mr. 1I.Rt. 3urrill,a teacher of abil
ty, experience and varied accomplish:nents,
who is doing a good work in his efforts to
tdvan:e his numerous pupils through the
n'azy labyrinth of letters. This school is
rery large, :nd the progress of the scholars I
i most remarkabe.
But enough of the schools for the present. I
J. N. GoNx-Oncc more, and then will we
let the philosopher rest till next October, at
which time he has promised again to visit t
the devoted town of Newberry, and storm I
tbe stronghold of predjudice and unbelief,
or thought he came and saw, alas, he did not
onquer. It was not his f:.ult-the preszure i
as too strong for even the great J. N. to
ontend against. Perhaps in all his wander
ngs to and fro, he has never before met
vith a pcople so opposed to philo
~ophical truths. With tear's in his eyes, and
oie of the fiue phrcay poete -.1l ot' alsos
'lashing out, and dishevelled locks,.he bade
is, his only friend in these parts, utter
is solemn protest against the perversity ot'
he people-anfd then came the parting. I
ud this was not all-a characteristic note
"olloed, and one which only a Philadelphia I
awyer might decipheri. We have it still-t
u vain a r ta ?ooad it-ana not so inuiImjI I
iith the great man as ourself woul say that t
he writer was either drunk or a maniac- t
las, how little is he known. It is im- 1
aossible to conjecture all the thonghts which I
turged through his mind while pennitng that
tote. Some few we can, however, at least
r think so, for here anud there the scribbling01
resembles the words-e chains-veil, October
-cut deep-Charlie, alas- and then an
dignant heavy siroke. We infer from
iese words,that he wished to say that he has
ais enemies in chains and will lift the veil in
)ctobr, will have to cat deep; or perhaps
cut deep" means that we must lacerate
tewbrry for him, or may he the pain
aflicted by the shameful abandonment of I
ais sworn friend, Charlie, who left the 11all1
uring the most touching portion of his
lecture, was the cut which entered deeply
into his heart. Alas, we can only con
jecture, but must incline to the opinion, that
,t was this very desertion. Thlere wercothiers
who left before the climax, and though each
n received a cutting reproof from th..
~peakr, yet it could be seen that their
leserion did not cause him more than a
nomentaty spasm-he did not swerve an
iota from the mark at which lie aimed, it
was constantly in his mind's eye-and how ]
we envied his power, for look as we might,
nd listen as intently as possible, we could
not see it-the depar ture of these man affected
as too, deeply-in short, although we
saw J. N. and heard his voice-no sense
ould we makte of his ra pid u tterances. We
say, ahhuough they left, and the origiual
miserably small audience was reduced to half
the number, J. N. scarcely wiuced-but
hen Charlie got tip and steaked out, the
huiloophr's philosophy could not sustain
him-the iron entered his soul-never can
-c forg&t his plaintive cry as lie pointed his
long finger at the retreating form and said,
'o too! I did not think it, Charlie." The
tears actually streamed from our eyes-it was
oo much. But we must stop-more, munch
ore might be written, only we fear' the
prejudice which so nearly took the chunk
ut of.J. N., might turn against us-and we
old tip in time. U.nti! he returns again,
lum's the word.
BOU-r Tm ToWN~ .AD COUNTY.
Items we fear will he scant this week unless
things thaw out a little. The cold gust of'
Wednesday last, and the shower which foL.
owed, produced a chill, and the frost Of
rhursday morning had a demoralizing effect.
On Frid ay night the frost was little severer
thn on the previous night, and some of our
'ardeners looked as chop.fal!cu as tenderveg
etatiot. In some places potato tops were
sipped. Fruit we think escaped-the weather,
being dry.
Outside business seems to be at a stand-stili
-perhaps in consequence of the change in
the weather, or perhaps a want of' chatige in
pocket-hard to tell which.
Indoors-that is in this office, no chiange
has come over' the spirit of the dream. We
ire all busy-still printing heads-if any~ one
wants a head, we reiterate, this is the place
to have it put on, or any kind of "Brinting
lone goot, unt nice, unt sheep," as our cards
indicate.
The philosopher's stone, we are rejoiced to
nnounce to the people of Newberry, has
been found-it is printer's ink. A large sup
ply on hand. Fortunes can be made by using
it in advertising, or printing business cards,
rcuirls, etc.
In our dois last week, we lamented that
there was no Soda Fountain from which the
~parkling could be obtauined. Young 'sparks'
r informed that Dr. Fant proposes to ciect
ne. Gocd for the Doctor.
Our handsome Sheriff is fixing up things
ncrally-h.s rffice, among other th;iigs, is
undergoing thor&uj'h ieno4dti6n..
oll:er pu1iie uflicers-for itCy hmVe ,Ilrealy
put their hotses in applc pie order. The
very esswce of neatness reigns in Probate
JqdgeLeahy's, as well as Clerk Smith's ofl
ces-every thing is in perfect ordtr: The
gentlemanly e.tieia!s tlietmaselves put in the
muost pleasing appearauces. We like to see
improvements-and good style.
The fast sailing clipper "Time of Day,"
Singleton Ring, Master, arrived on Thurs
day iast, after a prosperous voyagc of about
ten days. She took out a cario-oftime pieces,
and brought back a load of greenb-eks AW,d
again lid she draw anchor on Friday, with
another flleargo. Nen berry will soon tick'
from centre to eircumference. if a rapid sup
p;y of clocks will do it.
The wet we:ither sign of a pro:ninent up
town nierchant, is a dilapidated shuck horse
culhir. Whenever it looks like rain, down
comes the uiial at door lsang .g, and up
-oCs the collar.
Our hailsone friend with fhe blue cravat
hIa returned lionie. lie says everywhere he
went the girls m:le a deid set at him, but
e remaitied true to the fair ones at homie.
Ie is true blue.
Do not fail to loolt :,t Yrs. Mower's beau
ti'ul mnilinery anid faney goods-unless you
wait to continue to be out of fa.hion, and
we can guess the ladies have no such idea
is th:it in their sweet heads. Never, no,
Another wrinkle Is being prepared for
Newberry, and one which will bring down
I shower of pleasant ejaculations on the
icads of the wide-awake projectors. Listen
ldics and gay vounz meu-3&ss. J. S.
iith (our lively Johr) & Chaq. Axt are fix
ing up the store :ext to L. 1.. .ar1Lall's, as
tip top, firzt class, delightfully cbarming
ce-ean saloon, for the "long, long sum
nr days." And ye niothers-over-worked
it tired- with h1:o1.:es full of little children,
vho are eryiig for sonething to fill their
i tIle months-these same gentlemen are to
tart a Bakery, of the No. 1 kind. Ohm, how
Wet, says the young Ilsizs, and] oh, how
IcOd, s:ys the tired mother. We always
ought Johii would (In somnething for his
otunty.:ld he h:s gone ani done it tow.
A .tub criber complains that lie calied
wice for Lis p.),-r at a certahi cffice. The
irst titue, was told there was none there for
tinm, and the seconil tine, that the paper
and been used for wrapping purposes. If
ye bear of :niy post mas:er doing the like
ain, we will give him fits.
We noticed Mr. Calver-the great stove
nan,exaiiing :I lot of stock'bulls the olier
norung. 1)ocs l intend to bell his team-?
t would be a good idea, but we advise him
o --t some with musical tois. oticnwise,
is wagons might be taken for traveling
:owbeogians.
Tm: Sci::NcE OF IINALT1I-Al%'ays in
im: and sometimes a little ahead, like a
irogre:!s:vc, useful jonroal, is already rceciv
d for May. The present nunber is fille:
iith interesting inatter on the important
uhjects of scieice of Iealthl, dizeases of.
arious kindls aul their tre:annent, and rz:iny
thers. S. E. Wells, Publisher, ;Si Broad
vay, N. Y., 52 per year.
tJn Tinrsday, the 23rd J:an, 1873, ini John
on Co., Texas,by Rev. Smith ,Mr. L. DUcAN
IOrD, formerly of Newberry S. C., to M iss
L M. Rltn.ts, former!y of East Tenn.
We extend our honest, hearty felicitations
o th happy couple, and wish them a long
nd delightful voyage on the sca of matri
rony, with no storms to fright thema from
eir dream of bliss. It is not our pleasure to
now thb.ric..but ie learn .ha dan. .fair
a look upon. and as amiable as fair, and a
and happy conmpaniou and guide for the
rave and g.ill:int ex-memober of Co. D. 13th
teg t., S..C. V.
n Sunday evening, at the Lutheran
bureh, by the Rev. II. WV. Kuhas, 31r. F. M1.
1IND.AY to Mrs. EtrzA LINDsAY, all of thlis
WtOSE 11lADSO3E llOUsE IS THAT?
ueh was the inquiry of thbe traveller, as he
assed an unusually well-finished residente
ot many muiles from here. The style ol' the
ashes, the clearness of the glass, the beauty
.f the blinds and doors, tIhe neatness of th e
'olunus andi balusters around the piazza, the
efect proportion of the brackets and
nouldings, all struck the traveller ith pleas
tre ad admiration. All the above were fur
ished by Mr. P. P. Toale, of Chamrleston, S.
h Prices sent free on application.
A pril, 2. 13-1m.
NEwBRETY, S. C., April 15-Cotton 17f.
NEW YoRKa, April 14.--Cotton dull and
mitnal-uplandls 191; Orleans 20.1. Gold
.da18b.
BALTiMOnE, April 14.-Cotton quiet
nidding 101.
AUUSTA, April 14.-Cotton firm for good
mades; others dull and noininal-muiddhing
CARLEsTON, April 14.-Cotton quiet
Newberry Prices Cuirrent.
Conn.EeTn WsE~r.vY,.
By ImAYES & MARTIN
g.PLES-Green, per bu-Ihel..........a 2 CO
D)ry. per bushel. ......1 5) '1 7
BA;G N G-Gunny-per yard..... -a 1;
[t rE-an illa. per lb. ...,"..... 0 a 25
BACON-thams. per lb.........."0 a 21
Shoulders. pier lb.. ..
Sides. per lb.......... .lj 11
BLUT(NE. aerlb........... a 15
[IEEF-per 1! ..~... ........ ........ 8 123
ttTEl-(Country, per lb....... 25a3
11E SE-E. i.......... .......... a 5
HI CKNS-per head..........1 a 3.)
ALTCO-per yar:!................. 10 a 12
1 ITA$-per lb............... 8 1'
lN. per bu.shel..... .......... 1 10 al 15
ut Mt.-1A L. bolted. per Lushl.. al 25
AN)L-Adamaintinie. per set. 18 a 20
~oFF EE-Iio, per lb ... ......... - a 2S
Laguyra, ier lb.-........-.a 32
Java. per lb...........-30 a i3
7TriotN Y A N. per bunch.......... al 75
l)ME$'mC-4-4 per yerd.........14 a 18
7-8 - ...... 12 a 1,
3.4 On..... 10
F:G(,. per dozen............... - a 20
FLisilt, per bia ................. 9 "a13 00
:StNP'OWDER.t per10............. 40 a 5')
[t0N TIES. per lb................-- a 10
tlt(ON-Englishi retined. per pound.. 71 a 9
Swedes................... 9a 10
Baud...................... a 9
H-oop...................... a 12
Plow Steel.................. a 121
P'otware................... 10 a 12
LAJD. per1 ....................... a 15
LUM.Et-Wide lioards, per Mt ft. . .1200 a2000
Seantling, per M! ft.1.l000 a2000
Flooring, per Mt ft. .. 1500 a2000
ML ASSES-Cuba. per gal.........-- a 40
West 1adims. per gal. ... 50 a 75
New Orler.us, per gal... 90 al 00
ACK ElE L-per half barrel... 6 0 a8 00
per Kit..........3 00a4 00
MfAtl>lt-per lb............... - a 40
\AtIL.. peCr keg................... aS i0
IATh. per bushel............... al 25
.Nli,NS. per bushel.............. - a3 00
31L -Kerosene. per gal.......... a 65,
L.iuseed,boiled................ al 30
Linseed. raw............ ...... al 40
Tanner's, Straits............... a] 25
PEA Vt. per bushel ............... 1 00 i1 25
iT YATUS-Irishi. per bushel. .-.. a2 00
Sweet. per bushe!..... - -sa 25
['A IN s-White Lead. per lb.....12 a 143
Chemical, per gal... - 2 75
RICE, per 11 ... .... .................. 11
sA LT. per sac.......................... - a2 25
Al. ihiLES. per 30.:0............. 500 a6 00
S tGAR-ldlverized. per lb... ........ 16S
Crushed, per lb.............. a 16
A. er Tb..................... a 15
C. ',xtra. per ib............. 14
Brown, per lb................ a 14
SPECIE.-GoId...................... a 12
Silver.....................aa 3
SPltlTS-Corn Whiskey. per gal... .2 00 a3 00
French Brandy..........- -a1400
Rtye Whiskey........... 50 a6 00
Hlollanid Gin........... aS 00
Of Turpentine.............al 00
rEA-Iyson, per lb........... ...... 1 50 a2 50
Imperial. per lb............... 1 75 a2 5)
11 ck. per lb................... 1 00 al 75
rAA L LOW. per lb. ................10 a 12
VINNEG AR-Cider, per gal............. aa 50
VRtN1SHES-Coach body. per gal 4 00 a4 50
warora., per g:ul.. .......80
aGro
'JH.LELAL1
GROCERS, CO'
AND D
Piantatiou Supplies, Dry Goi
Keep con*qtant1y
CMol, Bag
Bavon, olasses, Tie:
Lard Sugar, St
Flour,nCor, Tot
Pink Ey
Alko a choico article of N. 0. folasses, in
choice A No. 1 article Gohen Butter, and I
G:ve - a :dtl.
JN. E'. WFEl. TIJOS. 3. 1
Ja n.J9 41-tf.
GROCERIES
FOR CASH.
Cotemplating i change in our business
a. an carly day, we have determined to sell
ooLd ill the future
AT SHORT PROFITS
FOR CASH.
With our experience We ae Satisfied. that it
will be to otu. intcres t as well as the
Interest of Those With
Whom We Deal,
to onfine oxrsve striedti to the C(H;ll
SY TEM,:.nd SELL FOR S1OR11T PROFITS.
We hope wor ,:ien!id::, aidi th? publie gnte
r:tll wi;, % ive 1s a trial u de this new
sVnm lipon which we now enter, and we
will ende:,vor to make it to their interest to
gie7C us t i p:at1:g.
WE WILL KEEP
A good stock o4
Heavy and Fanifly Groceries,
and a CONSTANT SUPPLY of the
WANDO FERTILIZER,
to Ilte examination of wlich we inivite all
persons wishing to purchase goods in our
in- btforc they malke their purchases.
R. MI & O.
All persons indebted to us by note or
accout, are nost earnetlv retiesed to
make payment at once. All ovr claims are
past due nd ve must have them settled.
We mean wat wie sty.
R. MuORMAN & Co.
Arecevnthi FALSUPPLY of
HARD WARE,
C UT LE RY,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
BAGGING, TIES,
WOODEN-WARE,
ag0 ard Dtgg Maliil,
SAD DLERY anld WHIPS,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
-GRQCERIES,
BAGGING, TIES, &c.,
WiHUILESALUE AND RtEfAIL,
BY
J. H. O'Neill, Agt.
Corner Caldwell and Friend Sts.
Opposite Mr. P. Scott, Merchant Tailor,
lias just received and opening a general as,
sortmient of
LIQUORS, &c.
WHICH WILL BE SOLD
Low for Cash, or coun
try Produce.
The public generally are invited
to call anid exatnine my stock bc
iko purebainig elsewhere.
The Highest Price Paid for
Cotton.
Sept2530tfU
W. T. TAIRRANT,
MOLLOHON ROW..
Dry Goods. Groceries$oots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Crockery, Saddlery, Harness, Trunks,
Leather, etc. -Apr. 9, 14-tf.
IOHNSTONE & HARR@NGTON,
Attorneys at Law,
(Office on La Range,)
NEWBERRY, S. C.
a.eos3oh ,,n . Y. 3. m.rristOin
:1BB & cwOr
AND RETAIL
['TON BUYERS,
-ALE:ns
ds, Boots, Shoes, flats, &c.
hand a good line of
gin g, Phin tation Hlocs,
Trace Chains,
Iiames,
acco, Wooden and Willow Ware
c Potatoes, &e
bhis., .bl..;., ., and 10 .-allon kefrs, also a
uckwheat Flour in abundance.
,AKE. 11. O'N. 11ARRINGTON.
Professional Cardis.
THOMPSON & JONES,
Dental Surgeons,
NEWBERRY C. H., S. C.
(6raduates of the Pennsvlvania College ol
Dental $urgery.)
Mat. 19, '73--1-f.
I T Women'. Ioth 3arried and
Single.
Apply for relief before you bc:.,in a e6n
firmned invalid.
he een for years past attending strict
ly to the treatment of diseases of women,
both married and single, and as the number
o. ca.:es continues to increase almost daily I
will pa yspeci;l attention to those who may
ppll to me for help, and may, if I hould
get a sufficient number of cases, make it a
specialty.
There are many women who are taking
nedicines recommended for stich diseases,
i which are worse than u.eie.F, they palliate
and sonetines seem to give relief, but in
fact tley postpone the evil until the disease
assunmcs the chronic form, and then they op
p!y to the Phyzician for relief, which can be
given, but no: so soon as when ta%en in the
first or early zt.ge.
I te no quack medicines, I treat diseaces
on rational anl scientifie princip!es.
P. 1. RUFF.
N. B. I practice for cash only and prompt
payments. Mar. 12, 10-tf.
IRA B. JONES,
Attorne~y At Law,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Offdee in rear of Messes. Moormtat &
Schumnpert's, (up stairs.)
Ma r. 5, 9-lm.*
Dr. G. WV. Oarmany
Respec fully inorms thte public that he
can be found during the day, at Mr. John
A. Chtapmtat's B3ook Store.
Mar. 19, 11-tf.
Brg L ancy .Lrticles.
DR. S. F. FANT,
NEWBERRtY 0. HI., S. C.
All the mtost atpproved PATENT MEI
CINES cont:tnt! v on hand.
P1'E"MEIES, S0APS and TOILETI
A RTIC'LES, of the chtoicest character.
3EDWIINAL LIQL'ORS, of purest qttali.
tr.
Prescriptiotns compounded carefully, at
all hours, day and night.
Mar. 12, '7-10-tf.
Dr . E. E. JACKSON,
Plains Street--C(OLUMIBIA,
IIIGGIST IMJ (IMIST,
IIatI ahvys on hatnd the purest
Drugs, Medicines and
Medicinal Liquors,
All kinds
PERFUME RIES,
Of the best,
Superior Colognies,
Combs, Brushies, Soaps,
Pomades, and Fancy
Toilet Articles, &c.
Orders promptly attended to and witli
utmost satisfaction. Mehi 5, 9-3mn.
WILSON'S
LIVER REMEDY.
A sure and permanent Cure for all diseases
cuebya deranged Liver, such as Jaun
dice. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Fevers,
Nervousness, Impurity ofthe Blood,
Melancholy, Costiveness, Sick
Headache,Pains in the Head,
and all kindred dieases
EVERY F.MIlLY SHOULD H AYE IT.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Prepared only by
WILSON & BLACK,
Mar. 12, 10-fmi. CHIARLOTTE, N. C.
DR. H. BAER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DR UG GIST,
NO. 1:31 MIEETING STREET,
.CIiARLESTON, S.* C..
Mfar ,18-tIf_
Dry OVoods,. 4iothg
I ha;irt r.- rl rt::::.i . :he North,
lite and i e ...: t o
ID R YG
evor bn to this market, eonsisting of il
GOOD D., rA:',.BlE!'L.:
HOSIERY Al
AND SELECT A:
CARPETINGS, WIN
CURTAINS, RU
'ilE GRAND OPENINt OF T1l
me thel dire:i: a I:I. sup-ntisin Off
t!a e.i.. :!e iatv for hwr !a:n'! tas!e,
uet vmar :!!lY I)v: b herselIf, t::J place
THE CLB TDH
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CLOTH1ING,l
it AT
S1IRTS, &c.
Our do.ors know that we almays
have special styles of ARMENTS.
and particularlY in HATS. that cau
not be hlatd in sinall establi-hme;ts.
Seid vour orders an(d we will fill
the.:i.
Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
is distinct from our READY MADE.
and our patrons cau depend upoa be
ing pleased.
We still take orders for SllIRTS.
tuaranteeing a PERFECT FIT. We
send Goods per Express subject to cx
amination.
R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD,
COL EMBIA, S. G.
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Feb. 5, 5-t f.
That Fine Stallion
IBEAUREGAR D
W~ill stand Ote ensuing season, at te fol
lowng ph;:cest, viz:
Cl J. s. Renwk's-Tuesday's and Wed
Msj. J. K. G. Nance's-Wednesday's and
Thursday's.
L. P. WV. Riser's-Satureav's.
And at his own stabie the intermediate
time.
TERMS-$15 for insurance, and $10 by
the season.
Beauregard is a fine, thoroughbred horse
of beautiful appearance, and has taken pre
miums at the State Fair.
M. . BUFORD,
Mar. 5, 9-2m. LbryHall, S. C.
Interesting to All.
My term of t flce having ex pire'd. I re
spectfully n :ify all per-o: s A 1.0 hL d liens,
deedi or morYt;:gs rec< rd -d dur'ng t.iy
termi of office, rO-~eaH-on Mans. & Jones
Jones?nho nwll deliver the san.
Nv. O7; p:-v TH)S M. T
TNi A. I)
EIA, S. C.
-OODS,
.C iatest amimst pop dir in DRESS
&C., nit a f;ll line of
9D GLOVES!
.SOR T.\E NTS OF
DOW SHADES AND
-S, MATTINGS,
t First Cla.: Pr Goods Establishment.
E MILLINERY DEPARTMENT,
U A. 'M( c* 1MICK, So gen ra"y ki.own
(-fF,rs anl:: attracltonz, the : . rtvimi
l at fi-.ures ;o mnc .t %vai ts.
WVE SEWIX( iMHBi~E,
o .R-WINGH .HINE, Cot .nm a
- IIN'ARD,
Sou(th o Cohnnoi Ilotel, (Col unrbia, S. C
THE DAVIS
VER?1WAL, FEEL?
Shuttle Sewing Machine.
_ --'
This Ma-tciine invo vcs Melh;anical princ*
ples which are new, and widely different
from those conmnoniy in use, thereby ren
dering it suporior to a!! others.
It combines
SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH, DURABILITY,
BEAUTY AND ECONOMY,
and is ad,pted to a large range of work,
Sewing through all grades of fabric, fro:n
the finest Cambric to Harness Leather.
Has the
VERTICAL FEED,
The best rn: that has ever been devised,
which enab!es it to sew over Ridges, Seams,
Gathers, and al! othrr obstrueri'us with the
same facility that it does plair. sewing.
With TIurs Fn: the goods cannot full as
with other feeds. It is ti:e SIMPLEST
MACHINE, having no cog ge.aring or carm
grooves, and is the easiest of a!! others to
learn to operate-ratns !i.;htly and rapidly,
and is the most noiseless of all Shuttle Ma
chines. IIas all the Attachmnents for doing~
every kind of work. It is truly a First
Class Machine, and u::iversally gives satis
faction. Try it.
Sample M.~chine at Wright & Coppock's,
where Circulars and Testimnials may be
obtained.
DRS. HILL & SE TZL ER,
Agents for Newberry, Laurens, Greenville,
Spartanburg and Union counties. ap 9 :3m
AMERICAN BL'TTON-XO.E
OVER-SEAMINC
'SEWJNrG MACHJNE,
BUY THE BEST !
The A31ERICAN wilIl Last a Life Time.
It is superior to a!!: others for simplicity
and durability.
It has bent P ponounced by the best me
chanies the best fin;ihed, and miade on the
best platn, of any :tnachinle mainufactured.
Will sew the finest and coarsesn fabries, no
matter how much starch. Never drons
stitches, runs light and almost noiseless.
Gatll and Cxa:nineC fo your1ef.
Sold on the m.ost reasonable terms and
satisfactiont guaranteed.
Intducemnents to clubs.
LOVELACE & WIIEELERI.
REOI0L OF TIN SII0P.
AS my lea se o:: my pres.ent stand expires
ont the 20ti: of this mntnh (March), I i ill,
on and after that tinme, be found in the
large store recently cccup'ed by Abrams~ &
Metts, as a Shoc Store, between D)r. Pratt
and Mr. Nathan, whecre I w!! carry on the
Tin and Stove Business,
in all its bianchecs, and nhere I shall be
pleasedl to see all my old customers and as
many new ones as desire anything in my
line. I shall try, as heretofore, to give sat
isfaction both as to price, quality of goods
and work.
W. T. WRiCHT.
TIHOMASSTEEN,
AUCTION AND GENERAL.
COLUMBIA, S, C.
DEALER IN
Corn, Hay, 0.Lt, Da<on, Latd and Flour.
ALso,. AGENT YO?.
HALL'S CETEBBATED FIRE AND BUR
GLArROOF SAFE
WANTED.
500 Cords of TAN BARK, for w.hich
$.00 per Cord will be paid on delivery at
WEBB, JNS&PARKER'S
jApr. 9, 14-tf J ES& Tannery.