The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, October 01, 1873, Image 4
speelal umd. Leeal.
NEW A.DERIF8sExENTs.
M/.-Foot-arg Stock % tal and winter
goods.
T. F. Harmon-Plantation supplies, family
groceries, anil fancy goods.
P. W. & R. S. Cjucx-New stock of Dry
Goods.
Southern & Bramlette-Exchange House,
Columbia.
C. F. Jackson-Cash at a premium-Co
lumbia Dry Goods House.
County Comn%issioners-Report of Expen
ditures.
L. R., Xarshall-Frest. Fish and other
A. M. Riser-Photograph Gallery, Colum
bia. .
W. ff. Harris-Repairer and Maker of Fur
niture, &c.
Prof. Schmitt-Concert.
Lovelace & Wheeler--Bringin your Cotton.
Just received at R. C. Shiver & Co.'s the
first new goods of- the season, for fall and
winter, cbeaper than ever before. 38-tf.
Mr W. R. Harris, it will be seen by refer
e to card, has oponed a Cabinet work
shop, for the making and repairing of fur
niturm'stocking of guns, &c. He is a skillful
workman and full of inventive genius. Give
him work.
ArrTzriox is called to the card of Mr. A.
E Jaser.who Is prepared to execute in hand
some style any work in his line, which may
baeutrusted to him. His gallery is on Plain
Street, between Shiver's and Dr. E. E. Jack
son's.
A NursaxCE.-Can't the Town Council
pass an Ordinance to put a stop to rolling
wheelbarrows and trucks over the pave
menu?' Jr woald be a very laudable act,
and 'io*il' ieceie thehearty approbation of
allfor this unisance is,very annoying to pe
destrians. Do take some action on this mat
ser, gentlemen o f the Town Council!
One id--alkarre'speetfully invited to call
and examine our Stock and Prtees before
buying. Polite and attentive Salesmen in
attendance. -R. C;SHIVER & CO.,
38-tf. ~ Newberry, S: C:
- Radi8iiED.-Our polite Clerk of Court,
Capt. Smith, through Mr. J. F. Kilgore, fur
nishes us the information that up to Monday
night, the 29th, the total of claims registered
amount&;to v.M .'4, ofpast due County in
debiniss.' T'e limit for registration ex
pived on the 30th. and it.is thought the final
amount will be $20,000.
RzTUENiD.-L t. Anderson, after an ab
sence of some months spent in doing a con
siderable portdon of the 'old country,' has re
turned to his post.
The Judge of Probate, J. C. Leahy, Esq., is
again to be found.in his office prepared for
business. Judging from his improved ap
pearance he has had a splendid time abroad.
TaE 3o or OcyoEam.-Don't forget the
frolic 'at Pozaria, on Friday, the 3d. The
entertainment will be of the best kind. Good
speaking, fine music, grand toarnament, eat
ables of the beft kId. Indi display of beaun
ty anfaho such as has not been seen in
Newberry for a loug time. Trains will leave
Newberrf I einorniag'and return in the
a 1~dIeaHouds.-The liouse-furnish
ing establishme6t --oftssrs. Kinsad &
Heath. Columt and under the Columbia
Hotel, is onootee atrations of the city.
There noaiieodisideof cabineifurniture
and cooking stoes,at wideh-ean be found
in it. Ladi svisiting'it:sf6 k?mags "carried
away" w delight, fiIeldun fail to carry
away a hestof higgst the infinit satisfac
tion of t edidwetors. - . 2t.
KNIHTUNoJWcuiOJ Mtniday eve
ning,'the22d ult.,O'ea-ll lodge; Knights of
Jericho, was orginlsed.io 'Empejrance Hafl,
nberiug-sizteen members. -The foBowing
ofileers-iwereelected: J: E. Chapman, Chief;
W. H. Harris, Vice Chief; Miss Mary -ie
Coy, Preceptress; J. I. Houiseal, Sec.; 0. B.
Butler, Treas; L. C. Moore, Marshall; T. A.
Thompson, Herald; G. E. Summer, Guard;
3. N. Bass, Sentinel; J. M. Crawford, Past
Chief.
1'Lin AssOTaw.-An inspection of
Dr. Fant's Pocket Cutlery and Razors proves
*e trath,of.theadvertisemenat,that the assort
ment is very superior, and no'twithstinding
this, that the prices are exceedingly low. If
any one is in want of a handsome pocket
knife, large or small, for a gentleman or lady,
and of goo'd uatal, 'accoinmodation can be
had at the Doetor's. His resrs, too, are as
keen as a Damascus blade. He will accept
onr thanka for one of the best of pocket
2 CmarErZ.--Mr. Patrick Scott, the veterau
Merchant Tailor and experienced clothier,
, we are gleesed to see,-:s baet from his
Northern tif and tlist he has brough t with
him a fine lot of-gentlemen's wearing appa
ret. Mr. Scott's ability to make good.selec
tious-is undounbted, ad his prices, .beside,
are known'to be reasonable. is present Io
cation is diagonally opposite his old place
of business, on the south-west corner of
Caldwell Street. Our thanks are hereby ten
dered him for, he knows what.
Each and every Department of our im
,mease establishment has been thoroughly
orerhasled and replenished with new and de
sirale goods.' Et. C. SH iVER & CO.,
diS-tf. M ewberry, S. C.
CLEARIG AWAY.--We are pleased to no
tie that the financial cloud is clearing away,
and that the night-mare which almost for a
time paralyzed trade is broken. Onr mer
chants have heavy stocks of goods, (look in
the HERAn,D for their advertisements), and
they had reason to fear, likewise the farmers
with theeir cotton, but the crisis is passing
away, and all,we trust,wlH soon be well again,
and trade open with redoubled activity. We
saw (aced smile yesterday that a few..das
ago looked as if the night oftdespair had
settled over them. Cotton is selling again.
Tus CoNcEar.-Agreeably to promise
given in the last HanLLD, Prof. Schmitt wilt
repeat his Concert on this Wednesday night.
at the Town Hall, on which occasioni he will
be assisted by tho same talented amateur
performers. We would bespeak for him a
large turn-out, a ball full of the beauty, fash
ion and intelligence.of Newberry, that his
heart may be made light and his pockets
heavy. To use his own language, ladies and
gentlemen, if you give him a large house,
he will assuredly "make him all right."
Don't forget the time, and turn out promptly.
THE MACRINE.
'. The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
' -bears off thie palm of distinguished merit
i over- all competing rivals. At -the Vienna
eft. posiion,after five months trial, the jury
&ave awarded It the Gold Medal of Honor, as
e kng the best Sewing Machine made.
eroad HI. Redeas, agent for Ne vberry, t
of Mrs. D. Mower. Wf
INTExR-STING TO THE LADiLs.-Mr. G. F.
Jackson, D!y Gods Merchant of Colutibia,
would call the attention of the ladies of New
berry, and all others who indulge in the
pleasure of reading the IIEEALD, to the high
ly interesting fact, that he has now in store
a complete stock of all of the celebrated But
terick patterns, and can promptly supp!y all
demands made on bim. His stock is surpris
ingly large, and embraces every pattern
made, from the tiniest infant's outfit up.
Catalogues, with price list, furnished oa ap
plication, also Butterick's Fashion Magazine,
an acknowledged authority on dress. Send
for price list. it.
Special attention is called to our Dress
Goods Department, where you will find in
great variety all the new shadei and styles,
from 20c. to $1.00 per yard.
R. C. SHIVER & CO ,
38--t. Newberry, S. C.
A LAnGE SToCK.-A visit to the store of
our fellow-townsman, Mr. Thos. F. Harmon,
just now in the full tide of receiving and un
packing late purchases, is sufficient to impress
beholders not only with surprise but delight
Surprise, at the vastness and variety of goods
which fill the store from centre to circumfer.
ence, and delight that so many of the multi
tudinous wants of the great public can be
supplied. No matter whaL tle want, whether
it be some delicate adornment for the form
divine of lovely woman, sweet, innocent
girlhood, something that will make even lord
ly man more fascinating, or an article for the
comfort of the laboring toiler, either for the
outer or inner man, there indeed it may- be
found. Mr. Harmon deserves the success he
has achieved in business, and his effort is
stiU to go ahead-his mo:to being Excelsior.
NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING
Our Fall Stock of Ladies Dress Goods, Trim
mings, etc., together with gentlemen's piece
goods, and a general stock to suit the trade.
These goods have been selected with our,
usual care, and consist of every article tq be
found -in a dry goods store, and will be sold
at lowe.st prices. Our friends and customers
are in-vited to make an inspection from this
day, and we are satisfied that we can give
them satisfaction, not only in quality, style
and variety, but in that very important de
sideratum to all buyers-PRICES.
tf McFAL & POOL.
NEW FURNITUKE.-One day last week we
visited the Furniture rooms of Mr. R. Y. Leav
all, but further than the openini passage we
could not penetrate, by reason of the arrival
of an immense stock of new furuiture, at
which, between the coming and unload
ing of the drays, he was busily engaged, in
opening and setting his house In order. His
assortment of furniture embraces various
styles, from plain and single pieces, to the
most exquisite bed-room and parlor setts,
and in such numbers that the tastes and
pockets of all can be snited. The confused
condition of the piles of boxes, loose pieces,
and the noise and dust, drew largely on our
sympathy for our enterprising young friend,
for it really looked as if he had too much
'elephant' on hand, but we know that all
will be straightened ere this paragraph sees
the light, and he lie ready to show his goods.
all and examine his stock. it
LEGAL NoTICS.-Persons having claims
against the estate of George Morris, are re
uired to presdt-them before the twentieth
f October, and all persons indebted will
ake payment to Thos. R. Morris, adm'r.
The kindred and creditors of Sam'l H.
Spence, dec'd., are required to appear before
he Probate Judge, on the 7th of Oct., to
show eanse if any there be, why Isabella
Birge and E. E. Young, should not be the ad
inistrators.
The pablic schools in districts Nos. 1, 2, 3,
, 5, 7, 8 and 9, will open on ti,e first Monday
in October. ~In Nos. 6, 10 and 11, the Schools
will not be opened at present.
The Board of County Examiners will moet
t the office of the School Commissioner, on
Saturday, 4th October, at 11 o'clock, a. in.,
t which time all persons desiring certificates
s Teachers in the Public Schools will pre
sent themselves forexamination.
REtIGOUS.-The eommuanity will regret
o learn that the lRev. John Stout, who has
for nearly two yeare, efficiently and accepta
bly discharged the duties of pastor of the
Baptist Church of this place, has been forced
by the delicate health of his amiable com
panion to resign his pastorate. The resigna
tion will take effect in December.
On the last Sabbath In that Church, it was
determined tro hold a ten o'clock-morning
prayer meeting hereafter. The order of ex
rcises will therefore be, publIc prayer meet
ig at 10, regular morning service at 11,
ad Sabbath School in the afternoon at 4
o'clock. Wednesday afternoon prayer meet
ing at 4.
Services were held in the Episcopal Church
n last Sabbath, the Rev. E. Ri. Miles pre'ach
ing at the morning hour, and Bishop Howe
in the evening. There was a confirmation in
the evening.
An interesting and profitable prayer meet
ing was held by members of the Methodist
Church on Sunday afternoon, at the residence
of Mrs. Harp. This lady has been for some
length of time confined to her house. These
meetings it is thought will be repeated.
The young men's Monday night prayer
meeting is continuing to grow in interest.
Large numbers attend-regularly.
A Goon PAFER.-We have been pla@Sed
to hear from our friend, MecD. Metts, and
more so for the testimony which he bears as
to the merits of the Newberry HERaALD. We
sometimes despond, and think that it is not
appreciated as it should be, and just then,
as in this instance, a cheering word is receiv
ed, which lhfts the cloud. Hear what he
says: "The HasALD has just come, and h as
saved you no end of scolding and myself'
from oodles of mosquito bites. I would not
be without the HaRaALD In this sea-girt city
fr any consideration." We have always
thoght the paper invaluable in many re
spets-but somehow the knowledge of this
new virtue-touchis us tenderly, and we can't
hielp feelIng a greater degree of pride as we
look upon its wide pages and long columns.
As an antidote for raosquito bites, we dared
not hope that it would prove effective, but
MD. says it saved him from oodles of bites,
and he is a truthful man, and our good friend.
We know of nostrums which are efficacious
for alt the ills which man is heir to. but 'tis
seldom a newspaper can be made to sub
serve other than the legitimate purpose of
disseminating news. The LIERALD goes be
yond that, it has saved a reader from pain
and annoyance, and in the gratitude of his
heart he tells us of it. Thank you, good
friend, and on the strength of it, we shall
redouble our exertions in making the HER
ALD more acceptable to friends, and a great
er terror to enemies-mosquitocs especially;
and to carry out that purpose, as soon as we
can raise the means sufficient, which will be
directly-for every body promises to pay in a
Ishort time-we shall add to its length and its
breadth, and increase the power of its tone.
We hope our friend will write again and
state how it was accomplished, whetherj.ts
soothing editorials put him ',o :,leep, its lively
locals set him to laughing. at which the
pestierous insects were driven away, or
whether the paper was used as a fan. It is
important that It be known. In the mean
time we advise our friends and readers to
reco amend the HEiaaLD to all such as are
not subscribers. There is no telling how
much good it may do them.
AnOUT THE TowN AND COUNTY.
For tt: informatioi of the curiouo, and to
relieve a fit-nd the annoyance of answeriig
tive hundred questions in a day, we state that
the gentlemen whose left arm has been car
ried in a sling for some days past,is snffering
from an accidental sprain, it was not caused
by the pleasant pastime of "pistols and
coffee.
We may have mentioned before, that all
kinds of job work can be done at the
HERALD office, but it niatters not if we have,
a good thing will bear repetition.
Don't send your work out of town when it
can be done in it, as well, as cheaply, and so
much quicker. Don't do it.
A man's death was recently caused in Illi
nois by a spider. It was one of the iron
species-in the hands of his wife.
Now is a good time to kill bashes by cut
ting them close to the ground.
We chronic!e with pleasure, that one pro
mise made us to pay up out of the proceeds
of the first cotton sold has been religiously
kept. -
This was before the panic, consequently
we don't entertain hard feelings towards
others who fai.ed to come up. As soon as the
effects of the financial crash are over, it is
hoped that all indebted will call and settle.
We enter solemn protest against our
butchers selling ineat before daylight appears.
I he getter up at six o'clock, has to fall back
on bacon. The supply evidently is not suf
ficient for the demand.
The man who is blessed with the biggest
appetite in the Couoty, was in town on Mon
day. He looked uncommon hungry. A
famine is feared.
The dying words of a good wife were:
"Heury, if you marry again, remember that
it only takes a cupful of sugar to sweeten a
quart of gooseberries."
Why is a stick of candy like a horse? Be
cause the more you lick it the faster it goes.
The Baltimore Corner is in supply of some
of the best kinds.
We are pleared to notice that a new build
ing is being finished for the accommodation
of Messrs. I. N. Gary and Andrew J. Mc
Caughrin. We wish them much prosperity.
This is not the only improvement going on
by any meads. Messrs. Lovelace & Wheeler
have put skylights in their store-a decided
improvement.
Capt. Speck has enlarged his already hand
some jewelry room;
Mr. William Langford has erected another
commodious warehouse at the depot;
Mr. Jos. Brown has just completed a -two
story building in the rear of his store;
The work on Mr. White's building Is pro
greising finely;
Beside; many new projects are in happy
contemplation; and
We are gratified to say, Packer's elephant
being finished, is a handsome piece of work.
The biggest potatoes, the finest potatoes,
the most potatoes, and in short, potatoes
which are potatoes, were deposited on our
table Monday last by our esteemed friend,
Mr. Mordecai Boyd, No wonder he is such
a happy man, and thli'manifestation of his
fove for us not only fills our heart with ad
miration, butwill fill several stomachs with
potatoes.
Our enterprising fellow-citizen, Mr. Ed.
Christian, has finished burning another kiln
of brick. The burning kiln was a grand and
pretty sight at night, while at a red heat.
We understand the hay crop this season is
of4he finest kind, so that farmers would do
well to cut and cure as much as possible. It
is superior to Niorther-n or Western hay; fur
the reason that our stock is used to it.
Mr. Joseph Caldwell has been made happy
by the arrival of German family.
The bae ballists played another game on
Wednesday. the White Stockings beating by
smaln odds.
Mr. Thos- F. Harmon has on hand, besides
a large and elegant stock of groceries, dry
goods, shoes, &c., some choice tobacco. Hie
has kindly permitted us to try some of the
latter.
The young men of the town have wisely
determined to hiave a reading room, which
will be sup plied with the best literature of
the day. This is right.
A proof of'the pudding is chewing the bag.
We have smoled some of Mr. T. Cook's
segars, and acknowledge them worth pnfgng.
A colored woman, wife of Jack Whitner,
an employee of Messrs. Webb, Jones &
Parker, died of fever last week. Also a child
of John Duncan, colored.
Commercial.
NEWBERRY, S. C., September 39.--Cotton
LIVERPOOL, Sep]rspber 29.-Cotton fli'm
uplande 8ia9; Orleans ois9t.
NEw YonE, September 29.-Cotton firm;
s ales 940 hales, at 18ka19.
CHARLEBTON, September 29.-Cotton qui
et and firmer-middling 16.
WILD CHERRY Batsax.-The memory of
Dr. Wistar is embalmed in the hearts of
thousands whom his Balsam of Wild Cherry
has cured of coughs, colds, consumption, or
sonme other form of pulmonary disease. It
is now over forty years since this preparation
was brought before tha public, Rnd yet the
demand for it is constantly increasing.
Sooner or later all will be forced to adm it,
that maanual labor cannot compete In quality
of work with machinery, and none are so
blind as not to notice the greater reduction in
the price of an article, as soon as machinery
Is adapted to Its manufacture. Njo line of
goods have been more favorably affected by
skillfully made machinery, than Doors,
Sashes, Blinds, &c. All of the Improve
ments in this line are used to get up stock
for Messrs. I. HI. HaLL & Co., Charleston.
S. C., Agents for the best roofing and lining,
Asbestos' Felt, ever used. Send for price
list and eirculars. Oct. 1, 39-Im.
WINOW Gr.ass.-Great attention is now
deservedly paid to the kinds of Window
Glass used in d wellings, stores and churches.
All qualities of American and French Win
dow, Picture. photogra ph, Cut, Ground,
Enameled and Colored Galass, wi4olesale and
retail, from Mr. P. P. Toale, No Hsayne
street, Charleston, S. C. Send for price
card. Sep 3, 35-Im.
Natural Decay-Protect the Sys
The human body is a machine, and there
fore cannot endure forever; but, like a watch
or a sewing machine, it will last much longer
if properly regulated and dqly repaired, than
if no pains were taken to keep it in order.
The great object of ayary one who desires a
long and healthy life should be to put his body
in a condition to resist the life threatening in.
fuences by which we are all more or less
surrounded; and no invigorant and correct
ive at present known so effectively answers
this purpose as the vitalizing elixir which,
uder the unpretending name of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, has been for more than
twenty years the standard tonic pf America.
In crowded cIties, where the atmiosphera is
contaminated with the effBavia inseparable
from large populations; in marshy regions,
where the soggy soil reeks with miasma; on
the prairies and in the forests, where every
falLthe air is tainted with exhalations from
rotting weeds and grasses, o r decomposing
leaves-in short, in eyery.locality where ma
laria exists, th is powerrul vegetablp ga jMote
is urgently needed. Fever and ague, bilicr.s
fevers, :dysentr, congestion of' the liver,
jaundice, rheumatism, and all diseases which
are generated by infected air, impure water,
or sudden changes of temperature may be
averted by strengthening and regulating the
system in advance with Hostetter's Bitters.
Atnign is always a season of peril, especial
ly to weak, susebr.tilsle organizations. Even
the more vigorous arc apt to be is sags
measure depressed by the humid atmosphere,
loaed with deleterious gases produced by
vegetable decay. The fall is a period of the
year when the renovation and regulation of
the living machine is peculiarly important,
and the Blitters should therefQre be talgen
daily at this critical season.
Oct 1 0.-1m.
SheriUPs Sales.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an execution to me directed,
I will sell on the first Monday in October
next, the following personal property, to
wit: two Mules, one Horse, one Cow. And
also the following Real Estate: One Hun
dred Acre. of Land, more or less, bounded
by lands of David Livingstone, Andrew Be.
denbaugh, Henry Werts. All of the above
levied on as the property of William A.
Werts, at the suit of Witi. Berly. Terms
cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
Sheriff's Office, Sept. 15th, 1873.
J. J. CARRINGTON, S. N. C.
Sept. 24, 38-2t.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an execution to me directed
I will expose for sale, before the Court
House door, in Newberry, on the First Mon
day in October next, the following Real Es.
tate, to-wit:
One tract of laid containing one hun
dred and seventy acres, more or less, and
bounded by lands of E S. Keitt, J. M. Mar
tin, Adam Croner, Lewis Hogr. Levied
upon as the property of John T. Gillia:n, at
the suit of DAvid Kibler.
Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers. J. J. CAlRRINGTON, S. N. C.
Sept. 17, 37-3t.
Sheriff's Sale.
In Comnion Pleas-Newherry.-Mary A.
Black vs. D. D. Holly.
By virtue of an execution to ne directed,
I will sell on the First Monday in October
next, at Newberrv C. I., S. C., the follow
ing Real Estate, belonging to D. D. Holly:
One lot in the town of Frog Level, situated
near the G. & C. I. R. Dimens'ons sixty
feet s4uare, One other Lot adjoining first
lot and runninr sixty feet along the lot be
longing to G. & C. It. It. Company. Terms
Cash. J. J. CARRINGTON, S. N. C.
Se p. 10, :-4t.
Aiswellap eous.
VALUABLE L A ND S
FOR SALE.
Will be sold on Sale-day in November
next, at Anderson C. IT., if not disposed of
at private sale, 1hat VALUABLE FARM,
known as H[ARRISBURG, lying on Seneca
River and both sides of Conneross Greek
at its mouth, containing 517 A nCES, more
or less-one half low grounds.
Also, a small Farm, nenr Pendleton Vil
lage, well improved, contiining 118 ACRES,
more or less-about 20 acres botton land.
For further particulars, apply to DR.
MAXWELL. at Pendleton, S. C., or to
CRAYTON & SONS, Anderson, S. C.
Sep. 3-10, & Oct 1-8-35-4t.
State of South Carolina-County of
Newberry.-Court of C o m m o ii
Pleas.
Joseph Caldwell as Administrator, &c., of
T. W. Caldwell, doe'd., Plaintiff; against
James N. Martin, Adm'r, et. al., Defen
danits.-Complair.t for Relief.
In pqrstance of an order by His Hopor,
M. Moses., Judge of the 9eventh Circuit, in
the above stated case, All perroni having
demands against the Estate of Thomas W.
Caldwell, dee'd, are required to render iii
and establish such demands before the un
dersigned.by the lst day of December next.
JESSE C. SMITH,
Sep. 24, i;8- :st. c. C. P N. c.
IN PROBATE COURT,
LAURENS COUNTY.
Sallie E. Finney and husband,'l
J. W. Fin.ney, Elizabeth A
dairand bus'dnd,Jas. Adair,|
John r. Ltttle, nomas Littte, Pe fo
Margaret Little.tnd husband Partition.
and husband, David Glenu,
Jas. Little and David Little
minor-,.J
To John P. Little, Thomas Little and
Margaret Little, wife of M. M. Little, leg
al heirs and representatives of Thomas
Little, dce'd who died intestate and dev
isees of Thomas Craig, dec'd.-Greeting:
YOU arne hereby require~d tU appear at
the Court of Frobate to Ije );gidpp at Lau
rens Court Hloute, for l,aurens County on
the 8slt day of October next, A. D. 1873,
to show cause, if any you can, why the
Real E4tate of Thomas Little, and also the
tract of land bequeathed by Th,tmns Craig,
dec'd, to the parties to this petition on file
in my office should not be divided or sold
for partition atnd division.
Qiven igpder~ my lta!hd and egl, thi9 the
3d of day September, 1873.
C. L ARK, Judge of Probate.
Sept, 10, 36-6t.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LAURENS .COUNTY.--IN PRO
BATE COURT. '
Ex Parte-Mary Downey and her husband,
Samuel.
In lle-The Real Estate of Martha Dorroh,
deo'd.-Potition for Partition.
To Alexander ILamiton, and the heirs of
John Hamilt<n, representative legatees
of the Estate of Martha Dorroh, dec'd:
You are hereby required to appear at the
Court of Probate, to be holden at Laurens
Cort l1otise, lot Laurens County, on the
10th day of Novemnber, A, D, 18i8, to shew
cause, if any you cant, why the Real Estate
of Martha Dorroh, dee'd., described in the
petition of Mary Downy and her husband
Samuel Downy, filed in my office, should
not be divided or sold, allotting to the said
Mary Downey one-third, Alexander Hasmil
ton oud-thir, and the phpI4pen of <John
Hamiltor, dec'd., one-third. '
Given under my huad arnd seal, this the
16th day of September, A. D. 1873.
C. LARK, P. J. L. C.
To Alexantder hamilton and the children of
John Hamilton, dec'd., defendants in this
case, whose residence is unknown:
Take notice that action is commenced for
the partition of land, in the Probate Court,
for the County of Laurens, State of South
Carolina, and that a summons in this action
of which tha fnvgQing is a~ copy, was filed
in the office of the Judge of Probate of said
County, at Laurens Court House, State of
South Carolina, on the 16th day of Septem
ber, A. D. 1873, and that you are required
to sapear in the cause by the 10th day of
Noepher next, or the Plaintiffs will apply
to the Court for the relief denan4le4 in the
complaint. TODD & TODD,
Sep. 24, 38-Ct, .Att'ys for Pl't'ffsm.
An Ordinance Imposing a Tax
On Real Estate and Mer
ehandise.
SFc. 40. Be ft ordained by the Town
Council, and by the authority of the sanme,
That a Tax of one-fifth of one per centum
shall he, and is hereby levied, on all Real
Estate within the incorporate limits of the
Town of Newberry, and paid into the Town
Treasury on or before the 10th Oct., 1873.
Sm. 4a. Be it further ordali,ed by the
authority aforesaid, That a tax ot thrde and
a half mills on the dollar shall be, and is
hereby, levied on the ad valorem value of
all merchandise on hand 1st Sept., 1873, to
be paid within said time.
Done and ratified under the corporate seal
[L. s.] of the Town of Newberry, this the
1st day of Sept., A. D. 1873.
- JORDAN P. POJ,
Attest: Intenaant.
0. L. ScHUlMPERT, Clerk.
For the purpose of receivintg the above
tax, I will be in my office every day from 8
il 10 A. M. 0. L. SC HUlMPERT,
3,000 CASES BOO
FOR FALI
:0:
We are now receiving from the Manufact1
of BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS of every de
any other Mirket.
Merchants visiting Charleston are invited
D. F. FLE
2 HAYNE STREE
RAMUFr. A. NELSON.
Aug. 27, 34-2m.
Dry Goods, G
JME. WE
WHOLESALE A
GROCEIRS, COT
AXD DEAL]
Plantation Supplies, Dry Goods
Keep constantly un h
Coftee, Meal, Baggin
LBacon, MolAsses, Tie-,
Lard, Sugar, Salt,
Flour, . Corn, Tobac<
kc., Pink Eye 1
Also a choice article of N. 0. Molasses, in bl
:hoice A No. I article Goshen Butter, and But
Give us a call.
INO. E, WEBB. THOS. M. LAI
Jan. 29, 4-tf.
GROCERIESI
FOR CASH.
Contemplating a change in our business
it an early day, we have determined to sell
;oods in the future
&T SHORT PROFITS
FOR CASH. -
With our experience we are satisfied that it
will be to our interest as well as the
[nterest of Those With
Whom We Deal,
to confine ourselves strictly to the CASH
SYSTEM, and SELL FOR SHORT PROFITS.
We hope our friends, and the public gene
ally, will give us a trial under this new
ysten upon which we iow enter, and we
xill endeavor to make i. to their interest to
give us their patronage.
WE WILL KEEP
L good stopk- of
feavy and Family Groceries,
ind a CO'NSTANT SUPPLY of the
WANDO FERTILIZER,
to the examination of which we invite all
persons wishing to purchase goods in our
ine before they make their purchases.
a, MOOINIA & 00,
All persons indebted to us by note or
account, are most earnestly regnested to
!nake payment at once. A~ll our claims are
mast One anta we must have them settled.
WVe mean*what w say.
R. MUORMAN & CO.
Mar. 10, 1873-10-tf.e
Uouse-Furatishing Goodsi.
ze uto and Co mi s
House.
THE undersigned have again associated
themselves under the old firm name of H.4
& S. BEARD, for the purpose of trensaeting
the AUTI~'ON and GBNERAL 'OMMIS
SION BUSINESS in the city of Columbia,
and have purchased from Mr. Thomas Steen
his interest in that business. The busin~ess
will be continued in the store formerly occu
pied by Mr. Steen, on Main Street.
Any interest entrysted to their 94[ will
be faithfully and promptly attended to.
Consignments of all kinds solicited.
HENRY BEARD,
SAMUEL BEARD.
CoL.UnDa, September 11, 1873.
Having disposed of my Auction and Com
mission lBusiness to Messrs. H. as S. BBA RD,
[ do cheerfully recommend them to the pa
tronage of my friends.
THOMAS STEEN.
Cor.MBZA, S. C., September 10, 1873.
Sept. 24, 38-1 m.
FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale a VA LUA
BLE COTTON PLANTATION, situated i
mediately on the Qreenville & Columbia R. -
Rnear Saluda OTd Town, consisting of
935 A C RES,
300 of which is No. 1 Cotton land i 100
acres of the bott.om land, and 360 acres of
the upland in condition for cultivation, re
mainder in timber. On the premises is a
convenient new dwelling, splendid well of
water, a good gin-house, barn, stables, and
over a dozen cabins for laborers. N'his
place, if properly tilled, is espable of pro
dgoing anually 150 bales cotton, 2,500
bushels Corn, with abundance of small grain.
Terms-One-third Cash, balance of pur
chase money in three annual instalments,
with interest from date, and with mortgage
to secure unpaid purchase money.
If not sold privately, will be offered to
the highest bidder on Sale-day in Novem
ber next, at Newberry Court Hlouse.
Apy prsqu can be shown the premises
by Dr. J. N Lindsey, who resides thereon,
or can address rue at Saluda Old Town, in
care of Dr. John N. Lindsey.
TIIOS. A. FLOYD.*
A Trunks.
JAMES %1. WILSON.
rTS AND SHOES
, TRADE.
irers a very large and well selected Stock
scription, which will be sold as low as in
to examine our Stock.
MINC & CO.,
T, CORNER OF CHURCH STREET.
JAMES GILVILLIN.
roceries, Xc..
BD& CO.,
.ND RETAIL
FON BUYERS,
1, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.,
and a good line of
Plantation Hoes,
Trace Chains,
IHames,
o, Woolen and Willow Ware,
tatoes, &c.
Is., h ., .5 and 10 gallon kegs, also a
kwheat Flour in abuneance.
CJ. H. O'N. HARRINGTON.
NEW GOODS
IN
VARIOUS LINES
AND AT
10MNTMEIT PRiCS!
My Stock of FALL GOODS, consisting of
)RY COODS-All varieties,
300TS AND SHOES-allprices,
4OTIONS-all sorts,
'R0CERI. S-all grades,
And many other articles suitable for
ill People and All Pockets,
3 now in sttre, and to which wiil be con
tantly added, everything in season.
I respectfully invite my old customers as
,ell as new ones, to visit my store, examine
tock and prices, and if 'agreeable to them,
ive mc a ahare of patronage.
THOS. COOK,
Under Pool's Hotel.
Sep. 17, 37-3m.
GROCERIES,
BAGGING, TIES, &c.,
WVIOLESALE AND TAiL,
BY
I. H. O'Neill, Agt.
Corner Caid well and Friend Sts.
Oppo.lte Mr. P. Scott, Merchant Tailor,
[as just rceived and opening a general as,
Cholte Family Groceries,
LIQUORS, &c.
mHicH WILL BE SOLD
50 for Cash, or coun
try Produce.
'he public generally are invited
o call and examine my stock be
we pur.chasing elsewhere.
rhe Highest Price Paid for
Cotton.
Sept 25 39 tf
aJe8 & Marti f
Are receiving their FA LL SUPPLY of
[lARD WARE,
CUTLERY,
3-ROOERIES,
PROVISIONS,.
BAGGING, -TIES,
WOODEN-WARE,
fa(on and Bugy Matil
SADDLERY and WHIPS,
JItIIMBER WVOOD PUMPS
ETC., ETC., ETC.
Oct. 2, 40-tf.
DO YOU WANT
e TO BUY
Gr'oceries Cheap
AND
Excellent in Quality?
IF SO, GO TO
VIRS. D. MOWER,
Vhere can be found Flour, Bacon, Molas
es, Sugar, Coffee, Corn,
And Many Other Articles
at the Lowest Market
Prices.
On the corner, and under the HERALD
Mflice, is the placo
or Cheap Goods,
Cheap Prices,
And the Best Attention.1
Ap, 2o 16...t.
Clot hing.
JUST RECEIVED!
OTR
ENTIRE STOCK
OF
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING,
H A T S,
AND
Genls' rum ishig Goods,
Our S:Ovk this Fal I ha bwen iC elecii d
%th great care, ai.d we uhesitatingly say,
the best ever brought to :bis City. Our
Goods are too well known for their style
and wokm.ahip to need praise at this
tite.
In the CI'STOM DEPA RTMENT our
GOODS Am ;E.w'TFUL and under the
charge of t gentleman recenily from ore of
the best l-1u14es Nort.
Do not f1i4, to give us a V.I:l when in the
City.
Re & We s SIV NEID,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Sep. 24, 38-tf.
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May. 21, 20-tf.
rtores, Tin Ware, &c.
( At his Old Stand,)
Is now prepared to supply thre wholesale
trade arid thre citizens of this arid surround
inig Counties, with the most approved kinds
of
COOKING STOVES,
Together with a1! varieties of
Tin Ware,
Toilet Ware,.
Fancy Coffee Biggins,
Teapots, Cake and
Money Boxes, and
liOIJSE[RISHING GOQODS,
REPAIRING
Neatly and expeditiously done,
ROOFING and GUTTERING
MADE A SPECIALTY.
Apr. 9, 14-tf.
REMOITIOF TIN SHlOP,
AS my lease on mry present stand expires
on the 20th of thik mionthi (March), I will,
on and after that time, be found in tire
large store recently occupied by Abramns &
Metts, as a Shoe Store, between Dr. Pratt
and Mr. Nathan, where I will carry on the
Tin and Stove Business,
in all its branches, and. where I shall be
pleased to see all mry old customrers and as
many new ones as desire anything in my
line. I shall try, as hieretofore, to give sat
isfaction both as to price, quality of goods
and work.
W. T. WR ICH T.
Mar. 12, 10-tf.
Photography.
OUR GALLERY.
LET rt be distinctly understood that the~
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
OF
N E WBE R RY,
is in full blast and doing things up all righ t,
and well prepared for a gbod run this Fall.
All kinds of work dones ini good style, in.
eluding copying of old P'ictures, Filling Pins,
Rings, &c.
A fine lot of
ALBUMS
Just received.
Come along during this~ pretty weather.
Respectfully,
W. H. WISEMAN.
Dry GoodV .Xifimery.
FAL A) 11INTER
MILLINERY
AND
Millinery Goods,
RIBBN, 0 S
Silk and Straw GoOds,
WHITE GOODS,
Corsets,
Kid Gloves,
Hosiery,
Parasols, and
Handkerchiefs.
Now open at
Mrs. D. MOWER'S,
US1R1 HERALD OFFICF.
Apr. 1G, 15-tf.
W. T. TARRANT,
MOLLOHON ROW. .
Dry Goods. Grocerivs, l3oots, Shoes, Hats,
Capq, Crockery, a.ddleiy, Ifarue-s, Tinks,
Leather, etc. Apr. , - ff.
Colleg..
DUE WEST
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Fifteeth Year Opens Oct. Gth.
Tuition S26o a Session.
Board -15 per month, including fuel and
washiu-.
Send for a Catalogue.
J. 1. DONNER
An.g. 27, 34-2m. Due West, S. C.
TWHERR FELMALE
ACADEMY.
-.P. PIFER, A. ., Principal.
Miss FANNIE LEAVELL,: Assistant.
Prof. F. WERER, : : usical Dep't.
The' NEXT SESSION of this SCHOOL
will begin on 18th SEPTEMBER, 1873.
As far as the prae:ic.al duties of life are
concerned as thorough an education can he
obtahned at this School as at any Female
Seminary in the State.
Tuition from $12.54 to $22.50 per Session.
Paid in advance or satisfactorily seenred.
Boarding can be obtained at a nioderate
price.
For particulars, inquire of S. P. BOOZER,
Sec. B'd., or of
A. P. PIFER, Principal.
Aug. 6, "1--tf.
WILLIAMSTON, S. C.
TIHE THIRD COLLEGlATE YEAR VE ILL
BIEGIN OCT. i;, 187::, AND CLOSE JULY
2, 1474.
Thme.Institution claims a faiir share of pa
tronage on the following grounds :-Expe
rienced anid Com:petent, Yaculty ; Course
extensive, in independ'-ut dlepartmuuens;
Ifigh Standard of Scholarship ;Ui:usuail in
dlucemuents to study: Due attemkion to muan
ners, morals, ankd phi sical comfort : Donies
tic arrangemzents like a well governed
home; Pure, whuoie air and water.;
The (;elebrated Mineral Spring ; Con
venience of access: Freedom from the in
terruptions inseparable f:onm large towns;
Building con venient and commodious;
(;hapel ample for any Occasion ; FurnitLure
new ; Musical Instru:meut< excellen t and in
order; No debt ; No sectarian inuuce;
No State control.
-n.m?:s Eon 20 wr):S-Is ayaNCe :
Board, exclueive of washing ankd lights,
$70.00; Regular Tuition, $10.00) to $25.00;
To Ministers' daughters, tree : Instrumental
Music, 82u.06; Latin, Greek, French, and
Vocal Music, Gratis.
REV. SAMUEL LANDER A. M.,
Aug. t, 31 -2m. President.
Gie WET!
And O WET!!
Adstudy- in the great Metropolis of the
Mississippi Valley and Sind emkploy menClt.
MOUND CITY
ST. LOUIS, MO.,
MODEL BISINESS SCHIOOL.
Established 14 Years!
And has furnkished miore business men to
graduate than ten other simiilar inlstitutionks.
To Young Men Seeking Em.
ployment
We guarantee to procure situations on comi
pletion of course, or refund i entire fees.
Reference to Students fromk Texas, Louis
iana, Arkansas, I!ississippi and Alabama
furnished.
Send for Circulars of this GREAT BUSI
NESS SG HOOL, to
THOS. A. RIGE, Pres.,
210 and 212 N. 4th St.
July 30, '73-30-17.
ESPECIAL NOTICE.
I respectfully announce that from and
after this date, has ing made a reduction
in prices, I will conduct A STRICTLY
CASH BUSINESS. No goods will there
fore be delivered unless p.aid for.
T. P. ABRAMS.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Having been employed by Mr. T. P.*
Abrams to conduct the above business, I
take this means of informing mny friends
anid the public generally, of the fact, and to
respectfully solicit a stare of their patron
ege. J. E. BROWN.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
The Copartnership heretofore exist ing
between Win. H. Walker and Francis H.
Forde, ink the namei and style of W. H.
Walker & Co., is hkerebv dissolved by mutual
consent. All those inIdebted to said firm
wil. pay to F. IIL Forde, and all claims
ag..inst the firm w ill be paid lby himn.
W. HI. W ALKER
F. IL. Fo1:DE.