The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, May 28, 1873, Image 2

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Wednesday, May 28, 183. The Atlanta Convention. This body has closed its delibera tions. Three hundred delegates were present, representing principally the South and West, the purpose being to advance the interests of cheap and rapid transit between the Northwest and South Atlantic ports, by the con struction of a Western and Atlantic Canal, making available all navigable streams and uniting toward the <:oast by canals. It is believed that an un broken water communication will thus be afforded, and which will secure the end desired. Messrs. T. W. Carwile & Co., of Augusta, Ga., will accept our thanks for a copy of the catalogue of the Fouith Grand Annual Fair of the Cotton States Mechanies and Agricul tural Fair Association, containing the Premium List. The fair will be held in the city of Augusta, commencing Tuesday, Oct. 21st, to continue five days. The catalogue is very compre hensive, and the premiums offered very liberal. These fairs have become very popular, and the interest shown by the State of Georgia and her citi zens in its success is worthy of imita tion. Greenville Items. The angel reaper has been rife in the city of Greenville, as we notice in the last issue of the Mountaineer, the death, after only a few hours illness, of little Jas. Waddel Hillhouse, two and a half years old, son of Mr. C. Hillhouse. He was well in the morn ing, and ere the shades of night came on, was a corpse. His father had but recently moved to Greenville, and, we believe, is a brother of the Rev. J. B. Hillhouse, of Newberry. Mr. Alexander Payne, an indus trious and upright citizen, died there very suddenly on the 15th, of heart disease. And again in the death of Miss Fannie Goldsmith, a most estimable young lady, and a daughter of Capt. W . Goldsmith, which sad event occurred on Monday the 19th, after a week's illness. We regret to notice that MIr. Geo. E. Elford .entertains the idea of re tiring from the field of Journalism, and proposes to sell his entire complete and elegantly appointed office. A bargain is presented in this for some lucky fellow. The sale will take place on the 5th Monday in June. One half cash, balance in six and twelve months. The Great Earthwave. The New York World correspon dent in describing the late earthquake which destroyed the city of San Salvador, on the morning of the 19th of March, and of which our readers have already been informed, says : The acconnts of the ruin heretofore given f:ll short of the dismal trui.h. The destruction was thorough. Houses, churches, gardens, barracks, all that made up a lively, flourishing city of 20,000 souls, you may now look for in vain amid heaps of ashes, and stones. This earthquake was essentially an undulatory, as distinguished from a vibratory earthquaike. That is to say, the shocks came in the form of a con tinuous wave-like motion along the surface of the earth. instead of in the form of a sudden shaking of the earth to and fro. The effect of the undula tion was to throw forward wall upon w:dll, and thus to overlap, as it were, house with house from end to end of the city; and this made the oblitera tioni of" streets and squares more com plete than it otherwise would have been. The tower of the Cathedral. which still stands leaning out of .the perpendicular. bears witness very curiously to the undulatory action of the shoeks. The tower was first shifted and thrown forward from its base necarly twenty feet, the whole solid mass of masonry retaining its coherence, and tilting where the earth wave left it, precisely as a vessel uight which had been thrown up by a sea-wave on an inclined beach. 'lhe general impression in Central America seems to be that as a rule the undulatory earthquakes are less destructive in their effects, as well as much wider in their range, than the vibratory' earthquakes. This im puressio.n will not beC fortified by the experience of San Salrador in 1873. It would be difficult to imnagine a vibratory earthquake doing its work mlore terribly well than this undulatory earthquake._ BRAINARD's MUsleAL WORI,D for May is on our table, and is an unusually attractive ntumber. Besides the usual large amount of interesting and instructive reading matter, the present number contains three choice pieces of music, which, if purchased sep arately, would cost more than the subscrip tinprice of the World a year. Terms $1.00 per annum. Specimen copies 10 cts. The publishers offer to send their large "Descrip tive Catalogue of new and popular music," free~ to any one on application. Address S. Brainard's Sons, Cleveland, 0. ZEtL.'s Nr.W ILLUSTRATEn MONTHLY for .lune, contains, Italian Art and Artists. Benvenuto Cellini; Spain in the Seventeenth Century. The Memoirs of Don Ramos; The igin of Man according to Darwin; 'The Sent's Fanr; Natural History,-The Fla : A Sketch by Carle Vernet.-An Aedt ndeomely illnatrated: besides, The lats pments of Freneb Dandyism; ).other-in Li ur Friend's Friends; IHis torical Saum - -ienifc Summary. The entire selection ticles is madie with indgment, a d.iinty ot for the Sensa '.ionali, a t -archof instrue ThL Charleston IK-s opol C,;t!) states that the city of' Charleston has a population of nearly 50,000 souls, the maturer portioa of which is divi ded, professionally, something after this maimer; There are 282 grocers, 154 commission merchants, 73 dry goods merchants, 92 lawyers, 12 doc tors, 64 keepers of bar rooms, 62 shoe makers, 61 factors, 61 fruit dealers, 45 confectioners, 37 bakers, 31 apothe caries, 29 auctioneers. ,25 barbers, 23 blacksmiths, 24 builders, 22 clkthiers, 27 grain merchants and 1 grist mills, 25 jewelers, 24 junk shops, 20 milli nery stores, -32 tobacco and cigar deal ers, 20 wood factors and 9 coal dealers, 13 music teachers and about 300 mis cellaneou:s trades. The case of Captain Geo. Tupper, convicted of manslaughter, in killing Capt. J. D. Caldwell,was brought before the Court of General Sessions on io tion for a new trial, on Tuesday last. The Judge refused the motion, and the prisoner was then sentenced to five years' imprisonment at hard labor in the penitentiary. General Butler immediately gave notice of an appeal to the Supreme Court. Pending the appeal the prisoner is allowed to re main in the County Jail. - In the Circuit Court at Greenville, it was shown upon the trial that the County Treasurer, Allen, had collected on behalf of the State over fifty thous and dollars, and had paid over to the State Treasurer a little over eighteen thousand dollars. For the deficit, he produced on the trial nearly forty thousand dollars' worth of pay certifi cates and other claims against the State, which he had purchased at a discount. Of these claims about four thousand dollars' worth were allowed, and the remainder were disallowed, on the ground, first, that they were ille gal, inasmuch as there had been no appropriation made for their payment -and secondly, that nimany of them bore strong evidences of fraud upon their faces. The case was ably argued, and great liberality displayed, but the proofs were convincing, and the ver diet was -guilty." The sentence, as stated in last issue, is two years in the penitentiary, and $1,000. Since writing the above, Judge Cooke has granted an application for bail, pending an appeal to the Supreme Court in June. The latest from the lava beds is that MIason and IHasbrouck's co,m mands had been unable to form a junme tion, and that Captain Jack and his small band had slipped through the meshes, and are now encamped on Snow Mfountain, twenty miles South of Sorass Lake. The troops are in pursuit. It is thought that Boston Charley has been killed, and that 3Ma son will this time finish the MIodocs. Later by the Cournier-Jo u-nal1, Cap taini Jack, who was to be kept moving until he and the last of his braves were exterminated, has now cut off Davis and Gillem's supply of water If he should take it into his tascally head to cut off their supply of whis key, too, the consequences will be dreadful. Still Later.-The 3Modoc war is over. They have been pursued, met, broken up and captured, that is the most of them. Shack Nasty Frank, Shack Nasty .Jake, Shack Nasty Bill, Steam boat Frank, Ellen's MIan. Ifooken Jim's father, Boston Nick, and seve ral other 3Modoes killed and many wounded. Curly-headed Jack is se riously wounded. Capt. Jack is still out but Gen. Davis is after him. The war is over, however. There are only nine cities ini the world with a population of more than . million. London leads the list, with its three and a quarter millions. IFoR THE ilERALD. Rosemnont Cemetery--New berry. A SUND&T ArrERNooN 's WALK. lteyond the College, northward from the Town, ieth four-square the city of the Dead. They mourn not, they who dwell here, mar ket days Affect them not; the rise and fall of stocks; The price of cotton, or the fall of States; The rise and fatll of breadstuffs, or of gold, Has no effect upon these citizens, They're very still and quiet folk. The bond, The free, the beggar and the king may dwell Together side by side and make no noise. ome let us walk amongst them for a while; Be still, they are so still we must be too. he dead? Where are the dead? Do they lie here ? Walk softly friend, for these are quiet folk; They love no noise and must not be dis turbed. Asleep ? Are they asleep and dreaming now ? What do thiey dream and will they ever wake? Wake when and where? Friend can you answer me ? ook up! how bright and beautiful the sky! Look round! the earth is very full of life! 0, what is death' These are not dead, they sleep; Surely they sleep, speak low, disturb them not. Walk softly, friend. Here in this nameless grave, ies one I knew and loved. O , she was ::ood ! So pure, if ever human form contained The spirit of an angel, it was hers. Long years hive passed since ever I saw her; Long years have passel since she was laid to sleep. BR dreams are sweet,-0, if I knew then , I could tranlate into co Hth dreams ofa ami. <, or of thik jUr. cild! Say, oI) %ou htlp m11C to? BLI, peace, be sti'l. SHE is at peace, 0. it ii well w-ith her! Come on, see yonder pure white marble shaft; Whose name is that ? Ah, yes, be was my friend, But was't a friendly act to leave me here And go to rest so soon ? What date ii that? Please read it for me, I can scarcely see, My eyes somehow are strangely dim. "le (lied e "July the 13tb, 1861." Yes I remember now, fierce savage war Was raging then in inany bloody fields. Ile died true soldier with his harness on, Not slain in battle, but a victim still. Does he sleep well? Methinks he surely does. Help me to train this rose, 'tiA growing wild, How sweet it is, iow very whi;e and pure, Iow like the inem'ry that a !ood man leaves! 0, friend, what is the pride and gloty of earth? Our pomps and grand display, how little worth! Walk through the populous City of the Dead; The heavens are black above themi, furious storms May rage around and beat upon their heads, And still they sleep, they never stir or inoan; Spring's balmy breath ruiy breathe at it does now Above their heads in muiical soft tones, And they are quiet still. May be like babes, And 0, I thank Gjt for the thought, my friend, May be like babes upon their mothers' breasts, Or in soft cradles, as they sleep they dream, Dreaming sweet dreams, and smiling sweetly, sleep; Surely 'tis so, and angels talk to then. But come, pass we to yonder marble cross ; 'Tis well with her whose form is resting here, She knew on earth, as now she knows in heaven, [low full of truth the legend on the Cross, That "God is Love." Wipe off your tears, my friend; Look up, around, 0, earth is full of love, For God is Love, and God is everywhere, And heaven is full of life, for 1e is there. Is she in heaven? Why then where are the Dead ? Wipe off your tears, my friend, the body sleeps, Out of its dust sweet violets may grow. OCTIE and A,.a are not lying here; Their spirits shining now ia heaven afar, Like bright stars in the azure firmament, Beckon us on to their serene abode. Look up, my friend, and follow where they lead. They beckon to us, and their voices call, Softly they call, out of the evening clouds. Be very still, do you not hear them now? rhey beckou still, their gentle voices call; Answer, my friend, that you will go to them Across the btecps of death when morning comes. C. FoR THE IhERALD. Letter from Uncled Timothy. Dan r.awLi:-Perhaps I should offer some apology for my long cotiniued silence. Bit I dislike apologies. Whenever I at tempt otie, the tmatter is made worse than ever. Suflice it to say then, thatt I have beeti absent from the city for several weeks past. When I returned, 1 found that the little Timothies had mtade a raid into my study, and had demtolished things general l. A finiegold pen hadl been driven into Johnny's wagon. "to hold hiim todedder ;" a half ream writing papier had been crum ped and soiled, and thten burned in imita tioa of the Bostoii conflagration ;-mny ink ad been used to paint dolly's face so as to make ia "nidger" of her ; my ink-statid had been used, first as a a elI, and aftera ards had been smashed by Charlie's hammer "to gi some glass to se'ape his stick hioss wid." Under these circumstances I feared my writing days were over. Biut by way of punismtenit, and to supply myself with a substitute for my gold pent, I ordered the whole brood of Timnothies to chiase atnd capture old Dick. Now be it remembered that old Dick is our old gander. IIe is an heirloom, and has escaped thie pot by virtue of hits extreme old age and toughness. Ie was once one of the gentlest of birds. Of late years how-ever, lie has been suffer ng of aggravated dlyspepsia and virulent acidity of the stomach. Were lie to die, (may the fates forefetid!) a post mortenm ex amination would no doubt reveal the fa:'t that his spleen is greatly enilarged, and that the sponigy viscus near the fudus of the stomach had entirely vitiauted the left hypoeendrium. I have r.o doubt, also, but that his gall has been turnied wro.ig side out. This being Old Dick's physical conditioni you tiay readily supp)ose that lie would not surrender his quill without showing fight. As art iniceintive to valor, I first procured several supple young sprouts. Armed with said sprouts, I seated miyself ott the back step, and summnon~ed my forces around mie. Old Dick, unconscious of dan; er, was feed. ing on the grass inear by. I theu addressed my little companytt~ , showinig them the eon sequences of failure and exhorting tem tol heroic action. Willie said bie waus ::ot at all "afaid." Johnny wanted to carry a stick, but one of the conditions of the battle na s, ttat the assailanits should go unarmedc. Charlie proposed that they should go abreast, anid make a sudden charge uipoti the enemy before lie became aware of their desig. Onec was to seit" his nteck, ainoter his legs, while the third extracted the desired quill. So the command to "chairge'' was given bty Gapt. Charlhie, andl away they samlered. Fearinig they were ntot benit ot peace, Old Dick raised his h,ead,stretched his neck and flapped his wings. Then, hissing most defianitly, he made towards the netmety, each one of whonm turned upon his heels and rushed towards the house. Un fortunately, Willie stumbled and fell, whten d )ick, rejoicing at his good fortune, took a good bite at his nether extremity. 'his was tio much for the prostrate h ero' Fearing that he was about to lose his capacity for sitting down lie cried loudly for help. The otihers then rushed to the rscue, Charlie slipped up behintd, atid was about to seize Old Dick, when lie whirled around, and taking hold of his extended hand, led him submissively about. A getn cral melee now etisued. After a lively tunbling and rolling, with Old Dick dlutter ig d hissintg among th,emi, they at last mnaged to extract the muchl niee ledl mill. Hving secured thte spoil the'y miade good their escape to thu house, where Mrs. 'Timo' hy tinistered to the waitts of the unuded heroes. Widlie now sits upon a cushioned ch. Ss..li on't like htard Se itS. hr :ve-in l .tu rn i l-lat o io y I f1. T Cy Prudt. 41 th ir v t tot.:h they ass-rc me i :- il ntvvr mlet ty writting aIpparatus agat i. So dear I1RALD, as I noW hav- another pen, I hope no unforeseen accident will d,. bar me the pleasure of writing you an oc casion:,l letter as heretofore. UNCLE TIMOTHY. Coix.um:., S. C. BirE-N.-A little son of Mr. Bird (rant :--ged about three vears. was bit tell a few days ago three times on the finucr, by a Uattle Smake. The little felltw was playin... in the 1ield close to where his tather waS at w,rk and. find inu the snake. collnienced playing ith it, when it was bittenl as above ilenti. 'n ed. Its father hearing its eries. ran to it and Was told that a wormii had bit ten it; but was at once. Ir'o the :.p lar-%nce of the fingcr, convilneed that it was a snake, Mta fuponl search. foulnd it and killed it. ft hzd wnilv one rat tle and a button. The little boy is re covering.-Awdki-so/t COlsvorTatoT. THE ALDINE for -June shows what the :idscape pailn ters of America can do, when they have .t Tmind to work, in M!ck and white. They paint pictures which are seen for a short lime in their studios, and then are seen nu morie,except by their purchasers; being, in faer, a- mfiuch removed from the ictuail world of art as if thuyl did not exist. It is otherwitC wlth them when they are drawn on wood, and seen bv tle thousands of readers ofT he Aldine, in every section of the country, who constitute a powerful art contitne:cy. :n-1 in a certain sense represent Posteritv. Tie literatlure of this number is reniarkas!e for its excellence. The poetry is as good as ever. Subsciption price S5. in cluding Chlomos "ilage Belle" and "Cros - ing the Moor." James Sutton & Co., pub libhers, 58 Maiden C:e, New York. THE SCHOOLDAY M.GAZINE.--We ac know -gke receipt of the June nuinberof this excellM Monthly. Its content; are verv readable. The exceeding low price places it within the reach of all. Publiihed by J. W. Daughaday & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. , at only $1. dVlktaried, On Wednesday evening, May 21st, at the reidence of the lBride's father, by the le,7. Mr. Rice, Mr. Jas. S. SrEAnt.IN, Jr., and Miss MATTIE C. WuITMIRE, all Of this County. The Editor acknowledges the receipt of the bride's favor, and takes pleasure in wish ing the young and hIppy couple all the joy imaginable under such auspicious circum stances. So Poisoliolls WI.iig. DR. T-T'S LIVER PILLS arc prepared with great care and study, in exact accord ance with the principles of Chemic1a con patibility. They are not a "cure all" foe all diseases. They are safe. They coiir--!n no dangerous drug. lI.quire no change of diet or occupation. Dr. Tutt's Sursaparilit anal Qtxen-'s Delight. Under the influence of this compound the eve grows clear and sparkling, tile com plexiol like pearl; unsightly blotches, pock Iarks, worti in the flesh, pimples, and roughness oi' the sk in dlisaphpear, and11 the cnt ire humran orgaizatiou grows redolent with health. To use Dit. Tl'TT'"S LIVEit PILLS is when you have N:tnsent, Loss of Appetite, Yellowed Cast of the Skin, Rush of~ Bloodi to tie llead, Cold Extremitie:s, itingintg inl tile Ears, Pain ii the Back, Side and Shoulders, High Colored Urine, Verti:go, and Bilious nss. Tlhey atff'ord prompt relief. Panos.--Where to iBuy.---F-eb P'rices reduced from 15 to 25 per cent. Lar est Stock in the South to select frott. 1Lie gant 7 oct. pianOs, Rosewood Cases, Carved lAgs, Overstrung Bass, and all Modern im provements $205, 275, 30)0, warranted dura ble. Money refunded in ease of failure. Thle polniar Southern Gent only $290, 300, 320 & 3W0. Htallet Davis & Co., Square Griand 71 oct. $37.5, 410,430 & 490t. Win. K{nabe & Co's Snerb instrument lower than ever before soldl. Address us for SPECIAL TEnxMS. 1'i anos sent on trial to any part of the South. SeId for price lists, catalogues, etc. Select the style desired, give us the ordet' anid we guarantee to furnish a first Class instrument, or refund the mouey. W holesale Depot for the celebrated Masotn & H:unlin Cabinet or gas-Fifty Styles fron 655 to $1000, eaceh. Delivered FRhEIGHtT P.ID to cash huvers in ny part of the South. Any Sheet Music or 'Msic book published in thte U. S. sent post paid on receipt 0of retail price.-Address all orders to LUDDIEN & BATES, Southern Uusic hlouse, Mar. 20, 12-10. SA1vANNAJi, G.t W'e will send a copy of ouIr paper and a copy Of "Peters' Muicae:l Monthly" for one year to atty one sendittg us $1.50. Our pa per speaks for itself, andi you may know the value of "Peters' Musical Monthily," front the fact thatt every yearly subiscriber gets about sixty Songs, Duets, anld Choruses, atid from fifty to sixty P'iano pieces, wor'th at least $.I0. 5-tf. CARIPEN'rEns, PATTERiN MAKERIS, AND C.IntNE'r M.iKERIS will take notie that P. 1P. T1oah-, of Chatrleston, has1 on hland and for sale W~hite P'ine of the finest grade, wholesale and rttail. Also Wu'lnut, Oak and other hard wvoods. May 7, 18-1m. Commercial. NEWBERRT, 8. C., May 27.-Cotton 1G0. LlvLItroot, May 26i.-Cotton quiet atnd 5tedy-upands SI; Orleans 0J:9f, NEW YoR.K, Max' 26 -Corttn dull-up lands 109 Ot'l,atns 19~.6 Gld 18$. ILALTriMOIn, May 2.--Cotton dull-lmid dltigs10d. ChARLESTON, May 20--Cotton qutiet middlinig 17i1S A CGUSTA, May 26.-Mi'-lintg cotton 17k. .Vew 6V .?lis%ellaneon. We are now replen ishing our various lines of Goods in all Depart ments, and will be glad to have purchasers to give our Stock an ex amination as to Quali ty, Quantity, Prices, &c. LOt EL iE & \fIlEELEll May 28, 21--.st. Electro Chemical Baths. T.c undersigned has fitted tip an Offiee with all the ntecessary appliances for giving The Electro Chemical Baths, the virtues of whlich have been long recog nized by our prof'essiont as being the only1 ef~etual tmeans of Removing Mercury from the System, Also as be'ing the speediest means of CURINt CliRONIC RllIEUMATISM, ad kindred d'seases. Rtemovitng entirely frotm the systeml thlose constittiiottal dis eses so d~i'ilt of' ,ire, 'and which, in fact, are only pa'ld by the or.inary remtedi's. The coiurtes:es of' the office atre extended to .11 Praictic in g Phlysici;anl tneeding treat mtent. J. D. BR UCE, MI. D., .VciiIf 4Veix'JiC RIs Rather than box up my l;rge stock of goods while m1y new store is buildir;g, I have deteriined to wier MY ENTIRE STOCK At Reduced Prices, FOR CASH, AND CASH ONLY. Thtc Stock is lm:t1, :. :t conts of 11:li. :d! jinds :atal finalities, N illry:ol Faney cictrv s, Class :1114 Crockery Ware, Sadldlery. (I roeeries. &c. The astort'-nn is variol:s, fresh an1 well selected, ailt wi ie li a- nlbove rat-d, for I Mean Exactly What I Say! Come and' be coni ieud. J. D. CASH, Oppo.;e Colirt H11o'se May 28, 21-1f. Ciccher a ldlassMi, IN.(1 E'T .\ITY, And at Unprecedented Prices! I you really need a bargain in the above li, or in anything else, ei at once on 31. NATHAN &SON, For as money is dclrke t '' are deler niied to run off sotlnth in. ealp. Tl.o-ir general stock coll: .i Of DiY W)ODS, 1;001S II.TS. C LOTI IN, N)T I NS. kc. Do Not Forget the Bargains ! May 28, 21-m. -1 Ilaving sold one entire stock of Merch. disc to M r. T I OS. Cio )K, we take great pleasuire inr re ommriending himra to our for mer enstomers and tIhe publie generahly. Those indebtedl to us are earrnestly re qested to comr: fo rward1fr a n tle the ameC. Fur the pasn we can he fournd at the store of Mr. Thos. ('ook. A. SiNGLl'fuN & Co. rn. .r. srycnjcros. ) Xew berry, S. t., May 8, IS7:. It will 'o seer. by the abrove C'ard, that I have prurcha.-ed the entir,' Wek andl good will of the ME.SSRS. siN; L,ETON, and it i myl purpose to keep sch aI stock ain i t sell at suchl prices as wt ill give the greates satifaction. My' mo tto sha ll he qu1ick sarle and shrort profits, anid frequenrt renrewa!s oft good. My stock c.ons'i-ts at presenlt of Groceries--Sugars, Cof fee, Flour, Syrups, &c. Dry Gos ltig BOOTS, S HOES, &C. I will sell Shoes at a lhrrgain-sneh .as Ladies' Sewe] Shoe'S at from 8L123 to 82; Pegged at $1.25 to S A share of patronag~e is repectfll so THOS. COOK. Moay 2S, 21- m. EGETABLES AM) FRUITS, FRESH EVERY DAY, I lol, btoardin.e hou-ce kepe2rs, and hons~e keepr.s generaI1y, who: hrave becen at their wits enrl in furnishring iheir tubies, neevd no longer fly into tidgets, go) off at the jnma harm dIe, or any other unptrofi table folly, becaruse of thir inabili:ytoi fid soen. to at Il that they need do now is to caI un J. M. SILL, (Store between A. I). Ljvelatc and Rodle sperger & IIrnrsby,) Where FI:IKSH CIIAIl:STON VEG;TA BLES, togetber with FiCUI I' ean alw::ys be be had. SEGAl:S, T ,BAC(lu of best brandis, and CONFECTIO NltY ah-u in store. May 2 8, 21-t f. The Good Templars r uuny ot her n~oble bo3dy of mnen whro desire to purhaseO, Are Invited to Take A look at the niee anmd uemptirmg i.hings, Free Lunch An one can get each atnd every day, pro vided they coine With Funds enrough, and buy fifty dollars worth of gods. Arty Son of Temperance May ehd rth iiamt e 1,rvileae on: s.ne tertm fromi L. R. MARSHALL. May is :l-1 t. KI\S WU.\A 3111,IATM 30110 YGRXVH.LE. S. C. ThiE second ne -ion of the school Year, 18S? ui! ei n Jt'Y I st.and end NOPEM hER :;uth. Toms : For Sebiool E1x- p penseis, ni. '., Board, Tuition, i. per 5essiont, paY.Le i:n ad'' le. IX.r Cireda.r,, :ddre5s if..e .JC 21--1 m. vEUItA I-A N'[Gimt We are just in roceip' of 5,000 lbs. ff e "bove pnoplar SUtA, wh1eb We Will Sell on Gooc Terms. v :y , A, 2 1-: . ROASTED COFFEE A ::Ci .rr i-oic: ; tIht Nd ldid PA RC I] 1) Cu E:, lst ait riveI and for elo LOVELACE & WllEELER. May 2S, 2-0 Tobacco, Tobacco. We are just in rece"pt of ::5> BOXES C '01"'AC0) of various grades md prisc, a vhl!eale or retai!. LVELA('E & WHEELER. May 28, 21-tf. C. F. JACKSON, MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C., HAVING REM(WED FWl: DOOR ;OVIF. HIS 0L1 STAND, ON Main Street, 'o the m:gnitient sture in "yr. Jacob's Nel uildin olFers For Sale a SPLENDID STOCK -OF NEW GOODS, u UNV'SUALLY LOW PRICES. Call an ce his )I ESS tG(Oi DS. STA PLE GOODS, (EN IS' F'RNlS1IlNG GOODS, FANCY Ai.TICLES, Etc., Etc HiA 10. -t5 :tnd 50 crt Ci:mitr; otrer bat ill i x.\ N IN" Im NUTP INS. May 2S, 21--tb. TH E Sill Ahe-d of all Oliers. illiE COT! ON (;[N hauve b%ee TRIEJ n Newherry anid surroundin;.; county, anh ave riov1cN to be the EST, SIMPLEST AND HEAPE81 '0 1TON GIN ever ofrered in tin cuunti I hase: bee:1n .mut ' i Cot"'. Gil or .38 veas in South nrrolina, nd the Gin Iv ni:ike is the UES 1 I h:ive ever im:le. Ai! wourk wAr.mt.D to give full satisfat ion or NO l' . Price $3.50 per Saw. Addre ss, E. MORRIS, Cotton Gin Factory, COLU3MBIA, S. C. May 2S, 21--'m ~aIe of Uncilaimed Property WILL P,E SOLD ON MOND.\Y, -IIN. , 183 at the 1olice IIleadquar! tS, ColUu: in, S. ( . unless befior'e c:illed for, pr'operts ribedi ATTl eized&c. on the belief thu her w'ere stolen, andl heiretofore zdvertise, wo white spots on the back, two wrhiit oto the tail, round hole in the rih ar, smuoth crop and utnderhit in the lel One SMALL. YEARLING STEER, lblae adl, rightI car thr ee finagers, no mnark : he left. One SMALL YEAIRLING STEER, with hite spot in the forehead, left car smioof op, tight ear h-tif crop. One~ SM.\ll RED BI'LL, hutt head, n tark, and white spot in the face. One LARGE SPOTTED OX, crop tai .trge horns and no in: k. Mlay 2S, 21-it. SCHEDULE To take ofluct Monday. April 21st. 1973. ilata and Richmond Air Lin Railway, )ay ausen;'er nudi Fri.otht Train (ttTWAl: Mondays, WJ etie ays and Fridays. T:.-ss. l)i-t::ice. Arrive. l.cave. 'harlotte. 8 2 a t ;aribabli. 1:1 9 22 am 9 27 eey' Stand. 37 J 43 9 4$ instoin, 10 05 1" 25 Yootns s 10 51 10 5 ing's .lonntin, 5 11 2 ii1 :Dt iaker's. 4', 12 02pm 12 12p t tack' P 1 32 12 42 ieketty, t1 1 54 1 Z9 us:lIens. '1 ' 23 2 28 p:-rs uurg 75 3 0 3 15 L or's M :)59 4$6 i u,r-'9 4 3 4 43 ;envdiei. 1.5 5 40 )ay as-en:tcr aid Frei;ght TIratu E.lsTWAR1 Tuesday . ThuiNdays aid Saturdta)s. TATioss. 1>i-:ance. Arrive. Leave. s tenvlle, S a r rier:. 15 22 aim 9 37 ore'.. 19) 10) 01 1*u 11 partaburg. :t l1r. 11 1 wons. :H 11l42 it 47 huicety, 44 12 il p in 12 16i p n aiue).. 5I 12 4': 1 U luk'.57 1 :2s 1 :> in;' ontik in. *t 2 1 5 a tni:: .' 4 4 ii" wy'l sand. $8 4 22 4 .7 auri:ddi. 92 4 43 4 43 haote 1A> 5 49 f.u- Titrain ha.: the abLsolute ri ht of Tr'ack cet b' ."pecial inder' 'rom ihis Utice. :C Fa' by this train:. F ivECs a U. r.E 3x y all othiers. Ts N (E.3 rs P MilE Enigineer andi Superiate.ndent. JAMES PACKER, EO USE, SIGN DECOR ATIVE P AINTER.~ 'APER~ H.NING nnd iiALSOMINING Hving providedl hiiisel with.all the la. :timprouved laiddetrs and oilher tools- aune npeenuts of his tradc, is now prepared t( ruirm all work: in his line of buisines: t neatness, durablityr and dispatch. COUTRY JOBS WILL BE ATTENDED. P.v the arrangemns~ wh1ihe h.s corn letd he n iU be ah!e to do th" .,evera raiches of his trabe at the LGWEsTl Pt's Temn Ca-h en the oe'ution of n ork If you wn t n u ! don' :en'me iingnirt 11H. HI. lea-> T1n :1ud .''eve Stoie. ProfAssionatl Cords. Dr. J. D. BRUCE, In resuinitxg the PRACTICE of hji, PR1O FESSION, tenders s services to the cit zens of the Town, and can be fouud at a', times within its limits. A pr. 23, '73-16-tf. JOHNSTONE & HARRINGTON, Attornleys at Law, (offiec on Law range,) NEWBERRY, S. C. George Johnstone. Y. 1. Harrington. Apr. 2, '73-18-ly. THOMPSON & JONES, Dental Surgeons, NEWBERRY C. H., S. C. (Graduates of the Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery.) Mar. 19, '73-11-tf. To Women. Both Married and Single. Apply for relief before you become a con firnied invalid. I have been for years past attending strict ly to the treatment of di5eases of women, both married and single, and as the number of eases continues to increase almost daily I will pay special attention to those who may apply to mc for help, and may, if I should get a sufficient number of cases, make it a specialty. There are many women who are taking medicine; recommended for such diseases, which ure worse than uselesr, they palliate and sometimes seem to give relief, but in fact they postpone the evil until the disease assumes the chronic form, and then they ap ply to the P1hy.ician for relief, which can be given, but not so soon as when taken in the first or early stege. I use no quack medicines, I treat diseaies on ration al and scientific principles. P. B. RUFF. N. B. I practice for cash only and prompt payments. Mar. 12, 10-tf. IRA B. JONES, Attorniey At Law, NEWBERRY, S. C. Office in rear of Messrs. Moornian & S:humpert's, (up stairs.) Mar. 5, 9-m." ArBB, JOS & niuu WE MEAN BMINESU And can show a stock of Carriages, Buggies, Saddlery, HI.RNESS, AND FIXTURES, BABY CARRIAGES, TRUNKS, YALISES, Refrigerators, &c., &c., generally, in this line, which for beauty, elegance, durability and suiper iority cannuot be surpnssed in the country. WE SELL AT FACTORY PRICES, AND DEFY COMPETITION! Our SADDLE and HARNESS MANU FACTOR~Y is well supplied and turns out warranted work. AT THE LOWER STORE can be found a choice and large assort mnent of Family Groceries AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES, of every character and kind, which we wil sell Low for Cash ! We buy largely of COTTON and give the top of th:e tmarket always. All we ask is that the public wiill favor its with a call so that an examination may be made. liemnembe r there are three sepa rate establishinmnts. WEBB, JONES & PARKER. Oct. 23 4-tf FIRE, FIRE, FIRE Was started ini the NEW BAKERY of MR. JIHN S. SMITHI, on Monday last, EVERYBODY Who heard that te D.\U'.GREN OXEN w:ts in blast, andl that BIREAD, CAKiE, PIF S and other things werec being turned IN EXCITEMENT Over the event, so ardently look.d for.-. rhe proprietor is happy to state that he is now prepared to furnish the citizens of Nwberry, and especially little children's mothers, uith*th,e most too:hsonme and healthy articles, AND NO EfT>rt will be spared to provide daily for the wat of the pubhlic, either for their breakfasts, dim,.ers or suppers. Pie nic parties, and all other parties furnished on appicationm. Hie is happy to say that his bread will be so good that no other drink than WATER With the exception of coffee and tea tC ever be oeceesary. Send in sour order~ ontc, to J. S. SMITH Next door to L. R. Marsha OryI Gfofjs V* IIilPJ SMER 81ES[LDRE N.l. I ON and after this date, A Reduced Schedule WILL. BE RUN .Ar -rm [GRAND CENTRAL, The OIt or OUR NTIRE STOCK nay 1g Iee PT1 IlOWN To Suit the Times. McFALL & POOL. * May 21, :--if. To Be Found at TIlE LAHEEST. CIEAEST AN 1) BEST SELECTE STOCK OF BIIRS S G*O OIIX NEWBERRY. _0 Tho stock of WhITE GOODS in Nnbery,arenow.-being, ofleredat'* Co hubaprices, hy Si Co R. (C. SliIVEl: & CO. n - Fall lineL Sheetings, Shirtings, and Pillow Case Cottons, in all i, iolachedil and birown, a t .rea:y rtduetd prie-, on i-. ition this nvet at tlt' C;lshl Ions. of R. C. sillVER & Go., New berry. The best s,tk Cassim^res, Tweeds, Cottonades and Linens, fort getleme,( and boysVz' weCar, at R. G;. S11ll\ ER & CJ.'s, New~ berry. Special attten tion is called to our Boot and Shoe Depart ment, VWre youi will fin,d an assert men t eria:l'ed - hev no other hIno in Now he r t - R. G. ShIVER & CO. 0 t For bargaints a.nd god alie~ntion go to the IAMBOTil DRY t6OOD8 ESTAB3LISIIMENT OF RA f, SIllIER & 00.., henre you w ill receive the bes attent ion, :ut1 at better tock of goods to n.ake youri select ion fromn than any other houise in New berrv. R. C. SHIVER & Co. SA ir. 3,17-t f. MIL LIN ERY I AND 1Vilinery Goods, RIBBONS, Silk and Straw Goods, WHITE GOODS, 1Corsets, Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols, and HIandkerchiefs. Mr1is. 1). MOAWER'S, .NDEhR llE.L P OFFICE0. .\pr. 1t, 1 - f W. T. TARRANT, MOLLOHON ROW. Dry Goods, Groceries., Boots., 8lhoes, Ha.ts, Caps, Cr ockery, Ntadlry , H ar ne.s, Trun:ks, Leather, etc. Apr. 9, 14-tf'. The Evacuation of Richmond, Va., By Gen. Lee and his Army, April 2, 1865. A new ad bieautiful Engraving 14x18 inches in size. Gen. Lee's Army crossing the .lames river, the city of Richmond on fire and many' other tiings which make this pic tute a gem of' Art, one which should hatg in: the partor of every Southern home. Sent I y mail moutnlt on a ro!!er and post-paid, on rceipt of 20 cnts, or 3for 50 cents. IAddress, .J. C. & WV. M. IW R ROW, Pu-li-hers. Bri-tol, T1enn. Ataents wanted to .sell Pictures,. 1:0,k.:, Char:-. &c . l:e. 1 e. J to 55p. rday can easily be tnade. Setid for pt iva'e terma~ and Catalogrne. May 21, 20-4t.