The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, October 29, 1873, Image 2
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NEWBERRY, S. C.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 1873.
A PAPER rOR THE PEOP, E.
The Herald Is iin the highest respect a Fam
ily Newspa r, devotod to the material a
terests of _ people of this County and the
State. It circulates extensively, an<l as an
Advertising medium offers unrivalled ad.
vantaes. Fr Terms, see Arst page.
Our Enlarged Paper.
We have the pleasure this week of
presenting the readers of the HERALD
with a much larger and better paper.
The idea of enlargement was conceived
with hope-the material ordered with'
confidence-and when the projqct had
advanced so far that it must be car
ried out, the panic came. We have
had some misgivings, but the deed is
done, and with undiminished trust,
and a due amount of patience and per
severance, we will stick to the ship
till the reward is reaped-believing
that like bread east upon the waters
it will return after many days.
The HERALD is before you, reader,
and it would be egoti'tica' to say more.
We merely add that, to old and new sub
scribers-many of the latter having
put in an appearance this week-our
heartiest thanks are due. May our
intercourse be as pleasant in the fu.
ture as in the past-and our books
show a larger number of subscribers
than ever.
In the next issue of the HERALD
will appear a beautiful poem in two
pars, entitled "Bessie and I." Per
sons intending tosubseribe will du well
to send in their names early so as to.
secure this charming piece.
THE NEWBERRY HERALD.-This
paper is one among the best published
in the State. Every farmer in 1,u
r;.s County ought to take it. The
HF.RALD is a valuable paper-from
the fact that it. gives all the news
from the'-city," and a weekly price
current, and its miscellany is very
choiue, and then it is edited by the
right man in the right place. We see
in its last issue, that it is to be en
larged, shortly. We congratulate
t he p:rc-prietor on this sign of improve.
ment.
We clip the above delicately ex
pressed 'complimentary' from our in
telligent and lively Clinton neighbor.
-Our Alonthly," and hope constantly
to merit similar opinions from suih
sourcs.
Our Exchanges.
T he Carolina ~Spartan, , we are
- brs ini a new
TMId makes an appropriate and
pleasing appearance. - This is one of
the oldest and most esteemed papers,
in the State.
The editors of the Abbeville X1e
dim with commendable enterprise,
issued a lively and readable daily du
ring Fair week. The weekly.Mediumn
is a large, live, and handsome sheet.
and one among the best papers in the
Htste.
We are pleased to find among our
cehanges this week, a copy of the
'-X'orcross Adcance." edited and
published by Messrs. J. P. Simmons,
J. W. Vincent and John U11ts.
'i he Adcance is a religious paper, and
is in its seventeenth number, and b
sides shewing evidence of popuhrity
in its business columuxns. shows abilitj
in~ its editorial handling as well as in
its general make-np. We congrat L
the junior partner and local editor,
Mr. John Blats, (one of Newvberr-s
best typos in the ancient time,) on his
responsible elevation, and tender him
ouir earnest wishes for prosperity and
The Legislature.
Pursuanzt to proclamation the Whgi
l:tutre met in extra session, at 12
o'-c;ek. on Tuesday last, with a qe
rumu ini both houses. Anld now comles
t"e tua of war. We shall endeaar to
i:y b'efore c.ur readers a conjdensc.i re
iht (.A su~ch matters of general inter
: t as miay ccme up during the se: ien,
:.dwe trust there may be e.nough of
isdomi in the bodyv.bought of past ex
peiene, as will work out somiething
for the pubiie good. And first i< nlo
ti(ed the ratification of an Act entitled
-A n A ct to relieve t.he State of Suth!
(':,.ioina of all liability for its guaran
tee~ of th-e bonds of the Blue R{idge
R::ilroad Company, by providing for
the sceuring and destruction of the
.:mn," but which had been lost or
zai.-id.
A bill to regulate the pay of the-I
mem~bers ha-s been introduced. This
looks like No. 1 business
Net iee of the following bills have
be-en given:
To limit compenisation for the u1se
of mno:Iv to t.Tn per centum ; to tSZ all
S .jceet to taxation iu ro~per1
tion to its value; to aid in rebuildi?g1
the city of Charleston; to aidI anid
promoicte emiigration ; to aid th' ciear
ing end cultivation of lands ; '-> ex
ca.pt m::nufactories from taxaution ; to
place the legal contracts of land~ own
c:s on au eq1uality with other citisens
of the State.
Mr~ Cvrwi-liill to regulate the
fees of Probate Judges. C1~4 of
.Xurts. Tuial Justices. and od~er off
ters he-rein nmentionaed.
C:r, -ts boQught by the y:edi are
-4?- es': I,e the2 foot.
WUlamston Female College, .
We acknowledgC the receipt of th
.atalogue of this Institution for 187n
ind notice the following as the pr
rammnie for the Conmencement ocea e
non.
Wediisdav, November 1fih, 11 A
-, Dedication of the new Colleg.
2hapel.
Wednesday, November 19t-h, 7 P
'., Annual Ser ..In before the wiiq t
Lodies' Christian Association. by Rev
William Williams, D. D., of the ,
Southern Baptist Theological Semi ,f
nary, 0.revileS. C. ca
Thursday, November 20th, 11 A. e
M., Annual Address before the EM
sophie Society. by Professor .James H.
Carlisle, A. M., LL. D., of Wofford n
College, Spartanburg, S. C.
Thursday, November 20th, 7 P. a
M., Closing Concert and-Graduating
Exerci.:es. 01
For a better understanding of the (
t
Act in reference to the sale of proper- th
ty upon which liens are held, we pub- so
lish the law itself. It will be seen that a
the party who sells must give notice b
to the purchaser of the existence of a
lien, if such there be: Wi
Be it enacted by the Senate and M
Euse of Representatives of the State on
of South Carolina, now met and sit- in
ing in Gceral Assembly, and by the de
authority of the same, That from and h
after.the passage of this Act any per- gr
son or persons who shall wilfuNy and th
knowinoly sell and convey any real or nu
person-S property on which any lien (g
or liens exist, without first giving no- InI
tice of such lien or liens to the pur- cl
chaser or purchasers of such real or pe
personal property. shall be deemed to
guilty of a nisiemueanor. aud. on all
convicti m thereofshall be imprisoned stA
for a term not less than ten days nor no
more than three years. and be fined P2
nt less thai ten dollars vor more se!
thaa five thousand dollars, or either or pli
both, i.a the diszre,on of the Court : th
Procided, That the penalties enunie- ou
rated in this At shall not apply to re
publie officers in the discharge of pr
their official duties.
Approved February 12, 1873. a
Hiekory. th
The Piedmont Press, one of the t',
liveliest and best papers in -Western en
North Carolina, (and it could hardly 'it
be otherwise in the hands of Messrs. sil
Hussey & Avery, and published, as it is, at
at the fountain head of all that is ac- ki
tivb and enterprising-the prosperous fa
town of Hickory,) each week records bi
so8e new d0velopmuent in proof of the on
go-ahead-ativeiess of that rapidly w.
growing, town. It will have an agri
cultural fair shortly, and one which i
promises unusual interest and success. al
The fast fair was inaugurated last fall, su
and realized :all that the most san- an:
guine expected of it. It is a pleasure g~
to think of Hiekory. and we long for p*
the Spring time, with its opening, w
fowers, springing grass, and balnys
breezes again to return, when ano- er
ther visit can be paid there, and the an.
happy associations of the past summer la
revived and cultivated. It affords us TI
unmixed satisfaction to kuow that i
Messrs. Ilussey & Avery are able th
through the liberal patronage of that of
people, to increase the size of their p1
paper, which already will compare
favorably with any in the old North
State. Sue.cess to Hiekory and the
Pre'ss, if the Bobtowa Bank has
failed.
Sealing the Publie Debt. yi
Recpresentative .J. D. Boston of
Newbery, has sensibly defined his Pt
positon ina regard to the conversion
bonds. and in his speech of Wednes
day, which we copy from the Phenruix, e
he sayns: thi
~-The present proposition is not be
satisfactory, becaus3 it is gene.: in
some of thae Sta:te debt i.s not hovaxl;
thegourts and people think at.d be
lieve this, and they:do not mean to (
pay one dollar towards liquidating the
S-,Q00,t00 or $6,000,000 conversion
bonds; no one doubts that South 9I
Carolina has been iniposed upon by a
certain amount of this debt, which is
illegal, and which wihe ought not to Ief
py; those bonds are out without be-.
ig duily changed l-y law. All ae
quieeed in the ery to throw out this er
portion of the publie debt. He had
*ee mi a circular, recently issued me- w
gardi,e the State fmanaces. where the
~.;:r Treas4ure had said the money u
rala d by these bonds w:iwmind fo'i
the benefit of the State; he would
like to sk wvhat year it was $900.000 r
were sporopriated and spent in the tl
benetit of SI-,te affairs; it was in 1871; i
this was tixg year whenu shools were wv
eosd and judge-: th,re:atened to re be
sign because they could nor get their u
var', and members of the Legislature
were comipelled to go home without ~
their pay; this w'as the year when i
these gigantic seec were goimg on.
ad deficiencies now exist for' that
very same year ; the plea that bcause
the F.~in:acial Agzent of the State con
trcted these debts. the State must
pay them, will not do ; the m:naeint
that the Financial Agent went outside
the speeil Act authorizing these
bonds, the whole became a nullity.
ie would like to know of a member
who could conscientiously stand uip I
and say that the State ought to pay
eti0,000 of bonds not properly is
sed ; it would not do to take bonds
up at random and soale them, whether
leal or ille'.al." . w,rcet st
'He called' upon his o aet o
sider well before taking any steps in
this important movement. They have '
allowed theumselves to be too easily in- fr
fueed. The project is against the H
people and the whole interests of Southw
'arolina. h:
He is eminently eOrFeeb fljs debt si
is a base sawindle, and it is tinie, as t#
another voice say, that it be under- ~
g
"Thaqt this hideous fraud has been
saddied upon them and their ehiidren
by the dirty eupidity of a few of their
faithless leaders-men whom they I
yaistd from <-bscurity to hih effilcial
haono. bji' who were not e ,ntent ex
cet to revect ta lgry and hoard for- itI
tins; at thae expene of go honest'r
.sweat of the antortuat an do
r.ddn manpl w.ho ejent them.'
oemr:::er movernent with clos
rutiny says:
let th,- polifici:a.s M.,y Wh:at thet
u:se :1b..ut it' the farn:ers' ii:ovt
,t is . ah,id like a prairie .i
e ('ut West. w,.-ther the organiz:!
):Is in the East L! sinas or not
-verd rtpr-sentative Mi.souri pntper.
Laud speak the s.tiiment of tha:
Awn O.e S:,vys: .-Them-est :
at reformu in political ad:inist atioi.
dieh the united effort of' the fir:uvrs
the country, especially of the West.
ii alone obtain is so urgent. that it
nr.ot fail to be recognized by even
e iuost superfieial." A n ut I e r:
'his novement of the agricultural
Lerests of the country has not com
nnced a bit too soon, and, however
Idest and timid way be theic first
tion, they will so.u find theii.selves
ught up in the whirling tide of
ate and national polities, and will be
nipelled, whether they wish it or
t. to consider all the grave problems
w before the country." Still anf)
er: "The fatrmers' war, as it i.
metimes called, is desti!d to hav
great political influence." A Ne
aiska paper assertsithat the grangers
making rapid progress in that
ate. Common cause is there taken
th the farmers of Iowa, Illinois.
issouri, Minnesota and other States
all questions affeeting the farmers'
erests. Another Western paper
elares that "the whole race of dis
nest politicians stand in awe of this
eat movement," which is no doubt
e truth. A St. Paul paper says it
w looks as if the "potato bugs"
rangers) will prove a lively crowd
Minnesota. An Illinois paper de
res "the movement to be an inde
nd.nt one, committed to no one and
no party, but comending itself to
The Catholie farmers of 1:n
ad County, Minnesota, although
t members of the Order of the
trons of Husbandry, express them
ves warmly in favor of its princi.
s, excepting its secrecy. In short,
ere seems to be a general stampede
t West in favor of the movement,
ardless of religious predilections or
evious political affiliations.
In this State it is also fast assuwing
similar importauce, its growth in
e last year being iwonderful. In
is County the number of active,
ergetic members, we suppose, will
arly reach one ti,,usatnd. Opo
ion onilv makes the nunber prester,
d it is itue that the rest of man
ud should recognize the right which
rmers have ot co operation and cow
Uation, and while they combine
ly f,r what is right, and make no
r against other interests there should
an end to all opposition. Their
terests are extensive and closely
ied to all other interests, and as
ch should be felt and appreciated,
d the most liberal views should
veru them, lest unhaply soneim
sibility be attempted, and a means
iich promises great good, prove a
rious failure. Caution should gov
a all their combinations, and just
d liberal views to all classes and all
krest be the chief cnd aimed at.
lere is no reason whiatever why far
ers should not combine to protect
eir own interests, while those
the true and the just are not
Lced in jeopardy.
FoR THE !litLD.
CHARtLEsTON, Oct. 16. 1873.
Mn, EDrron:-The HERA> of the
t October came duly to hand, and as
u appear to be quite anxious to as
rLain the cause of your valuable pni
r protecting me from the bites of
alles of miosquitos," I have sub
ite'd the question to an anialytical
emist, and he reports the following:
n-v printing ink ninst absorb sonie of
e prpet or the ivgorating New
try atmosp)herie air. which, on COnP
gin c'onat widi the "tmnosphere
re, is decomposed, and producesa
compound --"mnuskio v-ertio,"
noxlous to maagtL;itoJS. Any onie re
ngai in aLn atmosphere whre imns
itos predominate, should :Lt oc)fe sub
tbe to the Newhserry HERALD and
a if it does not have this wondergdl
eect of driving away these trouble
mec insects.
"Nm"in his letter gives me the
dit of discovering a~ new plani for
tting rid of these pestilential insects,
deh is asq follows: "When ready to
t into bed lie fills up his pipe, e:rawls
der the net and smokes aLway until
rmists at dense5 cloud of smoke, which
us the p'4y things out." Now, I
ink our friend 'Gouda." thoughts
Lst haLve been otherwIse distrauted
ile writing the above, for it would
Si>ossible to drive miosquitos from
gd a pavilion with tobacco smoke,
hkich would suffocate thiem to death
ben it is down. Nevei.heleas, I wilk~
gly ma:ke my friend, "Nemno," a pres
it of the patent right foir the inven
>n. Nothing short of the Newberry
m.ium will dhrive atway3 mosquitos.
McID. M.
lFox TIuE UlaALD.
SMYInNA AcADEM~Y,
SHOE hEEL, N. C.,
October 1ith, 1873.
.WPAP'ERS A SOURCE OE HAPP'INES
- EDUCXATION--AG R[CULTU'RE--FOURi
MUDWEiIS 1r -rj'i; GEAT EASTERN
CIRCUS, AT LUMILERTON~. N. e.
The world is certainly indebted to
wspapers for much of its happiness.
one uppreciate this source of happi
ss moIre that, thoso who are away
cim home, and .aimong stranges.
ow delightful it is, then, to have the
ekly visits of a county paper! Never
ave I felt happier than a few nights
ace, when the Newberry HERaAI. was
wij'ed. Every item was perused
jt ipte.sp ista4t amd though it
we me s.o muell pleqprg, y,t ig wy
dafJul to hear th:Lt one of Newbenyv's
are(st and inoblest citizens had beep
died hence, Who of the yranng men,
>w comlng uponi thec sta of agtjon,
ill fill the pineCe of ge good and usefrdl
an as Col. Robert Moormann? Let
em look iih pror.d delight at the
cords of such men as Fair, Moorman
p others who have fallen amiong usl
a t f..w monhs amd emulate
their virtues. But I need not wiite of
these.anen,A)r their memory is fresh
in tii min&of all Newberrians.
Insnome respexts it is pleas.ant to be
)!it of South Carolina. No people aire
itiffering more from niisrule and cor
mption. Her institntiois are demolish
ing, her brilli:tnt lights are ftst f:ding.
aer honoirs buried, and pale freedom
rrightened fron its wi nte<l ab'ode, has
:one from its fatherland, and now the
ruangll-d form of the prostrate old
tate is preyer 1pon by ravenous vul
ures, th:at would even devour her very
ritals. IHer hanNrs n!st be i:tised
tg:in, and her yo::ng sons utinst do it.
The government in this St:te, (North
.arolina.) is bal enough. yet it is much
>etter than farther South. The people
ire taking great interest in education.
kcad!Mies anl school-houses are al
nost as numerous as churches. T'he
,mblie school fund is perfectly relialie-.
En Richniond County there are six or
;even academies of high grade, besides
itmerous coninon schools. and a flour
shing Fenmiale College.
The country is healthy and moral.
griculture is in a high state of pt o
ress. Fertilizers are used to a great
xteut. The Navassa, for which your
mterprising merehant, T. F. Harmon,
s agent, is preferred to all others. I
aw a field of cotton on poor land
where this Guano had been used that
vill yield sixteen hundlred pounds to
he aere.
There is no fear of the Lowrey hand
iow, as all of them have been killed,
-xcept Stephen Lowrey, who keeps
dinself close; but a worse party seems
o be among us. The Great Eastern
'ircus exhibited yesterday, 16th, at
,umb-:rton in Robeson County. and
diled four men last night, one white
nan, named Smith, a respettable mer
:hAnt, and three negroes. The report
:o-d:ty is as follows: Smith had never
>een known to drink excessively; but
x-as induced to do so by sonic of the
.roupe. By some neans they had
earned that lie had a good deal of
noney about his person. The last that
Kins seen of him lie was with some of
he party, and becoming very much in
:oxiCIted. This morning he ws found
lead on the grounds, supposed to have
>een killed with a sling shot, and rob
>ed of all his money. Three negroes,
t seems, had ben somewhat boisterous
hiiing the day, and were induced after
:he performance to take the train with
he show. Their bodies, or rather part
:f them, as they had been so eruel as
bo give some parts of them to the ani
mails for food, were found near the rail
road to-day. This is shocking, but it is
,rue. A telegram preceded the train
to RAwkinghml , and now the whole
:>utfit, is under arrest. It is not known
vet what will be dono with them. A
iumber of persons lost their pocket
books yesterday by swindlers, pick
pockets, &c. It is hoped South Ca-ro
liina with shut her gates, and not allow
this heinous troupe to cross her borders.
Yours, &c.,
J. Dl.
Tmus Fn.sr Izi'L.s.--Tlhis is the ti:ie of
in entirely new and original $2.00 steel
ang'aving, which the Pu'liahers of the
ScuooL.DAY MAGtzI: are givinag tfree to1
every sub<criber for 1874 ' The Magazine is
the h.tudsomneat and best Dullair Monthly
published anywhere, and would be cheap,
rYen atl $1.!>0, but when this attnzctive pic
tore is given in the bargain-a!l for St.00
sve shouldI think every body must sub,cribe.
A three cent stamp senat to the Publi?hers,
1. W4 D).utghaday & Co.,-P'hibid!elphia, will
bring all the particulars. Be sure anad send
it.
TnE SCmENCE oF IIE.ALTHI for November
contains a rich v'ariety of interesting and
instructive matter; espaeclily itnteresting are
thec ar ticles on "Sickly Country Girls;" "Dis
rase ad its Treiatmenat;" "The Heah?h of
Children at Sch:,ol :" '1 ha. Woa~nti Doctor,"
illn-tr;ated: "Thle Two Jnacks;" "ieased
Liver and Suiie;" "Calico;" "Enmergen
i-"'Seasonzable Dishes'," beinag nm rich
roli'c haon oft seasontake recepts; "Mlahini
Fever;'' --atients untd P'hysician>;" :and thae
u.:al .i:-eellaany anid Answ~ers to Corre'sp"n
den ts. OQuly S2 00 a year, 20 centsa a Num
be'r. I" new Subascribaer,, Three Months ''on
Trikl." fo: 25 ets. Agenits waned. Address
S. Ri. W'ells, Pubailisher, 38) Broadway, Newr
York.
}.CLLUrC IAA.ZIN.-The Ec!ectic for
November i, e-ptreially strong in literary
biogra;ahr. Whtittier's said and n..b!cecounte
nance loo,ks out upon the rea:der faom the
lrontispiece, anal in th.. le:ter-press is an 'up
preciative .ketcha of hais life'; whai'e a bri:li.nt
pntpe.r ont Johtanni F:%edericha Schiher f'ormsa
the ieading article uof the nauaanber. Be-ides
tae-e thetre l- ai fine Erity. hJiograph)ler:a lad
r iical. on M.lon, by Peter ai:13y .' tati, in
,ranother tie't, tihe imapre'sive sketch, or
Mal .i.azme 'I M;aintenaon, amd the Lasr Years
of! Loaui., XI. will 'attraCt attention.
l?a scence th"-re are papers ona Fim:ding the
Wayi at 'ea; Physical Educaiona; anad the
the itnged Planet. At.l in mniceilan'eou
tarticle's, heides alha new story bay Turgeniff',
commaenced itn last nutlabr, there aro Ex.
tracts from Victor Hungo's "'L'Annee Torti
hie;" Patranlel S:o:ie-; Greek Beauty and
Modern Art; How tihe ''Stabmat Mater" was
Wri:tetn; Chaarmas; tand Premieres Atmuurs.
['ae Editorial De'partn,ents are very full and
interer.tilg.
PubHlted hv E. R. Pe'laon, 108 Falton St.,
New York. Terms, $5 a yezar; two copies,
h9 Single number, 4'> cents.
Om the: 23r I of Oe'.ahber, by the lk-:. E. P.
Mc'C'intockc. Mr. T. W. lurcausoN and Miss
NI, E. D.Ay:oSOS, all of' th is County.
On the 23r.l it:<t., by the Rev. Rt. A
Micke, D'. tf. C. IB:ows .in I M isa SALL1E
al of' this Csa2:ry.
BridaA; f.avr r;y-eiye, :.>r which we retarn
tttnintied th.n'k-, with harryI' c-.)i'tala-.
tiaons to the g.tllantt gr.>;:n an.I hi airmuig
bride.
On the 2t<t of S?pt!n% :r hast, :at the r.i -
Jenace oftha bride', l':uhter, by thei lt.v. M.
ti. Woodrufafl, Mra. L aas 11 lU.aT,(r'or
nmely of L -uranis, S. C. ,) to .Mi.s C.anuIE
FAeK LE'a, Of L u'aS'a:to 1. ainty,.i isri-ti
Octobher 14:hm,1873, by Rev. J BI 'Travwic'k,
Mr. ''Tuos IIILLoT, aof P'endleiton, S. C., and
.Missi M1 u.: Mt LAX, of Lsurens (Co., S. C.
Tribute of' Repect.
Wasi;s.i4 oni the 8 ha of September, 1873.
it p'leL,ed thel anvereign Dhspenser of all
events to remove frum oaur amidst, lioanR
Scoruos; aid wherea.s, it becone us in all
die vicinaitudea of His providence, and in
heaurt, to carry' nut the injuntction of' Scrip
ture, "Weep with those that weep," thete
fore, be it Rtesolved by the Helena B'aptist
Church, of New berry Co., S. C.
ist. Th,:it in the death of' our b..loved
Brothcr, hobos:t $rfaggr, the churcht has lost
a useful anid faithful fmsier, rad th;e poaxIP
mnnity at I.irre one who was idetified witii
them in all their best int, rests.
2,1. That we tenader to the sorrowinag fm'endsid
and afflicted relatives of our deceased bro
ther, ssur sn -rst symipatthies-.in their sad
bereavemnent, and eommernd them to the ali
mereifaleon.dderationl of Himn, "who tom.r
pers the wind to the short iamb," and with
out whose provident, watchful care, not a
sparrow's fall can pass
3rd. That a copy of these Resolutions be
spread apen the pages of the chu.rch book,
that one be sent for publication to the New
t.erry HERAL.D, and another to the aflhicted
familly.
. Jv3so. STOUT
NETBDERRtE S. C.,2~4tht Oct., 1873.
INp, F.proa.-[ rsee y ngine aneationel
in tihe Pro;:Fes-ige Ag in a pquyia:atipn fe~r
Town Council for enshiig y;gr. I pakp this
method of notify ing my friends, that wi
I appreciate their kindness, I am forced
positi'vely to decline the nomination.
Yours re.spectfully,
TIIOS M. LAKE
e7Vew A .?Iisceflanesus.
CON
AT PRICES
70'SUIT TH TIMES!
Prime Sides,
Prime Shoulders,
AiSI PAID FOR OTTN!
F. E. SALINAS,
One door above A. 34. Wickur's.
Oct. 29, 43-if.
COUNCIL CH1AM3ER.
NxwHxity, S. G., Oct. 27. 1S73.
The civzetns of the town of Newberry are
-equested to attend a public meeting in the
'ottrt llou-, on Friday at 12 o'clock. M.,
)jwber Zls!, to take iunto con,ideration
he noninaioan of cand.d.ites :or ati nant
id Wardens for ensuing year.
By order J. P. POOL,
laitenidant.
0. L. ScnrmhUET, C & T. T. C. N.
Age Copy. Oct. -9, 4.3-t.
CALCUTT HOUSE,
COLU 1BIA, S. C.,
ituatel on Main St.. over J. 1. Kinard &
Co.'s am. Messrs. Hopson & Sutphen's
Stores, and next to the Colubia
Hotel,
Is now finihed, and has been fitt.-d up
ith :ew ad h 4d:-)omne furniture, and rich.
y carpeted, and will be ready for transie:at
;o.r'e s o:j MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3d.
[he table wi' be kept eqtal to any in the
:itv. Terms w*I1 be moderate. A conz-.
jrtable ca riage will be at the Depot at
he arrival of ddferent trains, to take pas
elngers to the Calcutt Mouse.
S. B. CALCUTT, Proprietor,
Formerly of the Newberry lotel.
Oct. 29, 43-4t.
L. R. MARSHALL
Will fur-i.h tle best of good things at
is RESTAURANT. Fish, Oystew, Mn,
B;gga, and anyThing else in season thatt a
hungry person can desire. Al6o, to drink
-the best o.-Cotfee, at reasonable rates.
.'ONFECTIONERIES.
FRUITS,
N UTS,
CIGARA,
GROCERIE!,
GROCKERY at.d GLASSWARE.
Also, a small lot S110ES at a bargain.
Oct. 29, 43-It.
P. 1. LAKE. J. B. L.-;SALLE.
LAKE & LasSALLE
H1aviin purchased the Wheelwright and
Bl.acksmnithing establishiawiint of Messrs.
ebb, Jones & Parker, we respectfually an
iounce to the citizens of Newberry and sur
runding country, thtal we are prepared to
MAKE BUGGIES AND WAGONS,
and do all kinds of REPAIRING in
WllEELWRIGHT and
BL.CKSMITiIING,
in thne miost approved style, and at very
maodrate rates.
We haave secured the services of cohmpe
ent anad rel able woa kauen. in all the various
departaments 0f oar b.usinesa, and all work
:xecuted at our Maanfactory NHl bec dJoa
in a suabstantial mannaaer.
In: additiona to thec above we haave engaged
anumber onec
HORSE SHOER,
a:d will cuaaraante'e satisfaction.
Old ltuggi.-s bouaght and t.aken in trade.
Oct. 29, 43 -tf.
\EM ERRY REPOMIORYE
Gower, Cox & Markley,
GREENVILLE, S. C.,
Announace to alae citizens8 of Newlierry anad
srrounda:. e.>untry, that theny have rent
ed the bualding formecrly occupied by Cope
Iand4 & West, and have oj.enaed a lIepository
for the s..e of
BUGGI ES,
PH ETONS,
Rockawa ys,
WAGONS,&c.,&c.
They ofr'er a splendid line of vehaicles,
whieba ate guaranateed to give satisfaction.
Call on our Agentse, A. J. McCAUGH RIN
A:~ CO., wtho will take pIe asuare itn showing
o ir stock, at d who will receivet orders for
our elebrabed Wagons, a fuall stock of
whicha will be kept ota hand anad sold at m
"y prices with freighat added Vehieles
inanhe to order on short niotice, and all
ww.k warran~tid.
Factory Established 18.16.
Notice of Final Settle
ment.
D.r.s Fin:ley. JJ.irtr19t Fan-~
ley, Execuaor of J1. lienrya~ Fetitiona for
,and Leoanora J. Sh:aw, vi. t. Finaal
Dr. N. itt hn iearry, Es'or |Set.tlemaent.
No:ie.. is haeeby gien thaat D)oreas Vin
.y azin o.hr-, hate applied to his H.n.or
C. lark, ,Juad.e-j Jaf u%h.ute. lar f6.atrenas
dutztity, C,r a aifnu N-ttleaaanent ;f the Ngig~
of* D . Jnw. H IIenary, late of L .uren:= Coli:e
ty, d.-eezsed, October 22d, 18'l3
McGOW A.\ & BA LL,
PI''s Att'ys.
IS PROBATE CO)URT,
Ona hadnag the ptition in ti aihi(ive ca.ae,
it ha ord,-rd that the ',nOia day oaf Dr.nmber
rext, be fixe.d for haeariang Petit iot and final
Settlem:enat of said Est.ate. Parties and
Creditors inatereste.4 will file thaeir claimts in
this Court ona that d.ty.
C. LA RK, j. r. L.. c.
Probate's Office, Oct. 22d, 1873-434-t.
4Ianta and itkhmond Air Line
italwjq.
(O anad after SUNDAY. Septemnber 28. 18'1
the l-u.senger, Accoammxodation aand F~rei ht
'Ean n4 g)e ' .-t- And - Mr--"'T
3tailway Will rgp ge t'pfl.ws:
t1ong( wonl?U-Expgss TItA N.
Leave Atlanta.................... 5.0 p m
Leave Seneca City.............-...11.06 p m
Leave GreenvaIl.e...... .... 1.66 a m
Leave Spar-tanaburg.......... 8.18 a m
Arrive at Charlotte................ 7.33 a m
G,flo soU?-JZPaSS TiA:x.
Leave Charlot te. ....................8.36 p m
Leave Spar taL.burg..................12 36 a m
Leave G reenaville....................2 4a m
Leave Seueca City............. .. .15 a m
Arrive at Atlanta...................12.43 p m
-~ -'5 mL g e ,o)rXODrtoN TL&nr.
Leave G reenville:.........3.....:--00 P ta
LeVe Sptatibutg......-....... ...... II i P 1d
Arjy at.C2?10O.....................'j:.9 a
ggag soprH-3.ccoxxNTonI-rtt.Aly.
,h e Caaz.r ....................... 5.3 a
1eave apassanbiarg.............. -.-.12 44
Leave Greenville. ..........3 opia
Leave Seneca City.............. -..-7.6 p m
Arrire at Atlanta......... .......... 6.48 a m
B. Y. $A a 2. En & Su :.
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W CANI [I WOR SHOfP1 E
W. Ha HARRIS
espectfully informs his frierids ond Ih L
li4 generally, that he ha-t on hand and C
BEDSTE.S, CI1AIRS, 1
T
id all Kinds of Furniture,
I will repair as well as make the sane o
te best m-timer with expelition, Ind at S
lerate prices.
CUNS STOCKED
Ly, and any ki:d of work in his line T
;uted in a highly satiAet.ory aanner.
WORK ROOM
> doots North of L. R. Mer9hall's Res
lit. Oct. !, 3.1-tr. .
til
MINSTON, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA R. R. T
G ENXRAL PASaaNaa DXPARTMEXT.
COLUBxA, S. C.. October 24. 1873. j l
oe following Passenger Schedule will be ope- T
I on and after Sunday. October26th instant:
GOING NORI'H.
No. 2 Train. No. 4 frain. S
re Columbia ....".. .11.4) a. m. 9 05 p. im.
e Florence .........., 40 p M. 2.10 a. m.
rekmiu-t4n......150 p. m. 5.27*. m.
xe at W i;LUi1;:o. .10 46 P M. *7.15 a. W.
>. 2 Train makes close connecion, via Rich
d. to all points North, arriving in New York
4) U. it:.
. 4 Tridu makes close connection, via Old
LiLe. and also, via Richmond, to all points i
:b, ai riving in Ne w York at 4.25 p. in. L
G1NG sOUTH. N
No.-1 Train. No. 8 Train 1:
ru WiIu1ingI:to.. 4 50 a. M. 16.1j p. m' ja
'e Flemingt.on ...6.5o a. m. 7.45 p. m'
re Florence........10.40a. . 1187 D i
ire at Co!unaba .Z3 10 p. in. 4.00 2. 0' (I
sking close cot.nections at Columbia fcr all .
,ts South and West. I]
.reakfa.t. tDiuner. tSupper.
nough ticket,; so!d, and baggage cLecked to
rincapxl points. C
illmau 'alace Sleepers on all night trains.
JAMES- ANDERSON.
Geeral Superintendent. 1
R. Dolsay, General I'astenger and Ticket
Ut.
E
ull Carolina Railroad Company,
CHAULLa.Sox, S. C , October 18, 1873.
i aid after SUNDAY, October 19, the Pa
er Trains on the South Carol n Rail Road L
Iun as follows:
FOR CoLUMBIA.
re Charlebtot: at ...... ... ...... 9.0) a m
ive at Columbla rt.................. ........ 5.00 P M
YOU AUOsTA.
re Charlesto:n........................ 9.00 a m
ive at Augusta..................... 6.00 p In
OR (RanLhsrax.
re Columbia St...................S.40 a In
Ive at Char:estou at .. . ............. . 4 20 p m S
re Aurusta........................ S.7o) a m
he at charleston.... . .......... 4.23 p m 3
USBIJA iouT UPU&-.S. (Sundays excepted.)
re Chaarlest..n at........................7 10 p m
Ire at Columbia at .. ...............0 a m
re Columbia at........................7.15 p In
ive at Charlestou at.............. 6 a m
IUSTA mIouT bxrass, (Sundays excepted.)
ve C:ar!e,ton.................8.3: p m
ive at Augusta................ ...7.5, a m o
re Augusta.. ......... .............6. 0 p m
ive at Charlos.ou ............5.4> a In
NUUMSarILLS TRAIN.
ve Sunimerville at...................7 25 a m
ive at Charleston....................8 4. a m b
va Chur!eston................. 8.1t) p m h
ive at Sutmerville.................4 3. y i
CAX):.N TAaI:-;b
ve Camden ..........................6e.59 a m i
ive at Colu:l,bia .................... 11 50 a m
ve Coum)a ...............5 P m P
ive at Camden.....................S365 p I
ty and Night Trains make close connection tl
Lugusta, with Georgia llailroad. e
ay Trui,, vul1, make tee conection with
on aid Augu-tn Hailroad. This is also the
dVest and most direct route, anjd as com
able and cheap as any other route, to Mont
iery, Seltna, Nobile, New Orleans. and all
er ponints Sourhwest. and to Louisville, Cin
:ati, Chicago. St. Louis, and all .ther points
st anid dorthwest.
olumbia Night Train connects closely with I
(Greenivih and Columnbia Itailroad ; an:d with l.
Char lotte, Columba and Augu'la Railroad
poir.t North
tarcugh ticketi on sale to a.ll poitst North and a
amidena lrain connects at Kingville daily (ex
t Sur.dar.-0 with Day Pass-nge.r Train, aid 0
a tharough to Columbia onh-Mondays, Wednies
s und Saturdays.
N. 1$, NCIE.S General Tisket Agent, I
iR INTENDANT AND WARDENS. it
[nt. EDiTOn: You will oblige "Many CitE.
s" by giving the following ticket apac
rour valuuble paper, as-one which it is
*?dcutiy hoped will amueet the popular. i
b
w:
or Intendant-Y. J. P'OPE.
Vrdens-J. D. CASH-Ward 1.
GEO. W. PEA RSON-Ward 2.
TEN&HI C. POOL-Ward 3.
J. C. W1LSOiN-Ward 4.
eCt. 22,. 42-2t. M ANY CITIZENS.
OTICE! NOTICE!! h
TI'IE late firm of R. MOORMAN S
CO., hta beeni dissolved by th
ith of R Mosormau. All persons"
lebted to said 1rmr a ust make set
ment byor before the 8th DAY OF r
)VEMSER1, PR,OX., or we will
A. G. MAYB[N,
Rt. S. C2ILICK,
Surrivors of Rt. Moorun Co
DWt. 15. 1s7;3-41--3t- & o
- as
us1 Have Must Have *
In
o Pay 0 ~
N N
E Up! E
1i pe'rstns Il4ineted to S. lV. PA NT, eithera
Kate or Monu, twill onfejr r, spediatl e
r by cnshing the samne on or before tIhe A
day of Non-m.aber next. No further in- U
~enee or credits will be given unil the il
in' regneact is coriplied with. I trust - I
nay Patrons w1i not fore me to run a
n to cost. I W. M o-U-Y UD MCsT
H A nI F'
R C E L
S 0
E W !!
lii iNS li RAN and SiIIOIRTS I
tore anmzd for sale by I
J. E. W'EBB & CO.~
)et. 22 42a-t f.L
'P
E~ STATE OF SOUTrII CARIO p
'jNA. LAUL4JNS COUJNTY.
PRmiOBATE COURT.
hontis M. Franks, Alice M. Frniks, Su
Lii Bramalett, Mary Maorgan, devisees of
chieiah Franiks, who died leaving a
oil are heeby required to -ppe.ar atL
Cp94rt of Prob ;Lp, to be Iahlen at Lau.
U. l., four IAqrsns G.hgnrty, to thel7th
of Noventhesr negt, to shoQW eqa ii
you can,~ why~ the real Fstate and per- t
il prop, rty or NeemiTh Fr4anks. dee'd,
ribed inm the petitioan of Williama HI
k,fized in my office., should not be di- f
dor soid, allotting t 2the said William'
r,a.k.-, one half hereof, and the aema.in-.
on':.half' in ,-qual portionas to the said
Is M. an;d Alice M. Franks.
uven under miy 14ud and wel r,his 8th t
of Ostpber A. D. 1S7.
mer Schedumlo Spartaburg and Union L
Railroad.
To Commence 29th May, 1871f
DOWN TRAiN. UP .RAIN.
Arrive. Leave. Arrive. Leave. fr
taunbur.... 5.3.) 5.2 pc
sv ile.. .... 0.0) 6.00 4653 4.3 8
le ...... .. .8 6.13 '4 40 4.5
st'ilIe..... 5-48 j.0 4.i 4.1o I
dfre'e..... 7.25 ?.50 8 8.25 iir
uc.........8.'.10 S.25 .20 2.35 ! 9
Dam.... .-4) 8 45 .10 2. i0
o'n.........9.15 920 35 1
a' lord. 9.43r 9.45 .12 1.17 ex
ber.......... 10.10 2.50 12. the
78.1 d1 US. B. JETER, Preide$t. F
JIiscIaneous.
JOHN It. LEIVELL,
WARBLE WORKS,
Corner McKibben and Boyce Streets,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
RONLET&
READ STONES,
MARBLE and GRANITE
rom:BS7
8ueaU and TAie I ps,
MADE TO ORDER,
f the best Foreign and Domestie. Marble.
All work finirhed in the b*ut manner, and
a LOW PRICE.
All kinds of Granite work made to order.
I have on hand and for sale cheap, an
on railing complete, suitable for enclosing
cemetery lot. Will be sold at a bargain.
Oct. 15, 41-tf
DEALER IN
PURNITURE
OF ALL STYLES AND GRADES,
Consisting of
alnt, Chestnut and Painted Cham
ber Setts,
)ARLOR SUITS,
BUREAUS,
Washstands,
TABLES,
BED STEADS,
O all st,les and grades,
CHAIRS, to suit all,
kook-Cases and Writing Desks,
Spring Beds and Mattrasses,
Vindow Shades and Fixtures,
Wall Paper and Border,
PICTUR E FRAMES made to or
Ler.
Entr.jnce be:ween Leavpll & Spearman
nd A. X. B,wers & Co.'s Stores.
oct1. 1.1, 4 1 - If.
?OR FAL ND WINTER.
.ARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
Jast Received By
WHICH WILL BE SOLD
JHEAP FOR CASH !
Our stock in DRY GOODS consists of
re's Patterns, Calicoes,
belsaines, Merinos,
Emnbroideries, Laces,,.
Iouekepin Gods,Frillings, Trimmings,
Sheetings, Pillow Casings,
assieres Tweds, White G.ods,
Kecrseys, Jeans,
Blanke, &c.
Sugars, Coffee,
Grain, Hardware,
Saddle,, Brident,
Ltdi many o:her goods, too numerous to
aention, and all oaf which we beg;,he pub.
e to examine.
le have Bought these Goods to
Sell Again, and we will sell at
SHORT PROFITSa i1
ALL AND BE CONVINCEDe L~
P. W., & 1R,8 C_illlK
MG OF TREELEnPHANE
JUST OPENEDI I
NEW SHOE STORE.
BOOTS AND SHOES e
of all Kinds and at all Prices!
Comnprising a large assortment of Dun
'ar's Children,'s Shoes. Ziiger & Mites'
.adies' and Misses City imade Shoes, is
o.at, Grain, Glore-kid aa.d French. Calf. g
McMuI:en's Hfand Seaed Wurk, for men
nd boys. Gaiter4. Enagliah Ties, Patent taIr
tiekles, Boots and Circuilar Feams. ter
The most comnplete stock of Lixter's E.
egged work ever brought to Newberry- ne
hild's, Youtha', Boy's. Men's ani Womes/s tuar
hoes of this celebrated manufacture, eyeay
uir of which are guaranteed to give entire
at isfact ion.
Call andi examine a good Goat Sewed
shoe, for $1.(5 . sep. :24, 3i8-2t --
EBXECUTOR'S SALE s
OF LAND.
I aill OFFEla FOR SA LE, on' the FIRST.
INDAY in, NOVIRMlER NEXT, at NEW.
5ERRY COURT IIOUSE, all the hEA L ES
'ATE belongir.x to the Etatte ot' WASh. resido
NGTON FLOYD. dee'd., cor'sisti:-g of over 7residA
Sixteen Hundred Aeres, Seerett
sing in Neaberry County, on Sandy P.unest pos
rek. Said lands will be so!i in ;5 to S1
SIX SEPARATE TRACTS,
'ts of which will be exzhillited on da.n de:clired
al., and can be seen at ar, time by e.rieor to Jaunu
n the uindersignedf.
.~ apal~ M.W. ABNEYn
iie cci t General A
'e eii
I will also j~it- t
hieb was willed by ,,,.AnIo
r the year 1874, as the
ace.
Terms made known at ti
JOHN T.
Oct. 8, 40-4t.
NOTIC
The Creditors of the Es
ester, deceased, uill p
unds,-properly atleated,
~or be re th'eV~d l'
And ElI who are inai
~, ar.Vrequired to~rpae
JAMES G. AUL
Sheriff's Sales.
ate of South Onroliaa-County of New
b. r i.--i the Probate Court.
C. partt, -i1h' B. Morri, Adi'r, of Geo.
Mortis, d,-'d.-Petiion to sell Personal
Poperty of dec'd. ]
In~pursuanee of an order directed to me j
the at.ove stated case -by the Honi. J. C.
al,v. Judge of Vtobate for NeALerry
yun-, I will sell at the residence o! the
te Geo. Morris, on Friday, November the
Ith, 1873, the following persoaAl property
t.e deceu-vd, to- it: T,o (2) Mules,
tree (:s) iead of Cittle. Sevenl (7) Hogs,
ot:se old end Ki:chen Furniture, Far-aingf
uplemien -. FIV.o (.o) Bales of Gotton, .-ore
less, Cosn. Fodder, a Lot of Cottou
ed, Wh--at, &c. Term-, Cash.
J. J. C.IRRINGTON, S. N. C.
Oct. 29. 43--".
ie Stare of South Garosiua-County of
Neuberry.
IV. & R. S. C.ick, vs. Haiilton Blair,
col'd.-Execution ag:in.t Property.
By virtue of an execution to te directed
the above stated cae, I will sell on
iur:d.Av, November 6th, 1 S73, in front of
e Cou;t Ilonse, Two (!) Bs!es of Cotton,
vied u, on .s p: oerty of mHaniiton Blair,
!tis Cush. J. J. CARRING1ON,
Oct. 29, 43 -st S. N. C.
ate of South Carolina-Co.aity of New.
berry.-Iti the Court of Probate.
E. parte, Margaret E. Cromer, as the Ad.
winistratrix of E,tate of John F. Cromuer, 0
dee'd.-Petition to sell personal property
of deea .ed.
In pursuance of an order to me directed a
the above stated case, ly the Hon. J. C.
nhy, Judge of Probate for the County of
ebrry, I will .sell onl Wedtesday, the
!th of November, at the resideiLce of the a
te John F. Cromer, the following person
property of the deceased, to-wit: One
) M.te and Colt, Three (3) Cows and
aiv-S, Wne (I) Wagon, One (I) Carriage,
ousehold and Kitchen Furnliture, Farming
uplemtenit,, Corn, Fodder, &c. Termis
&,,I. J. J. CARRINGTON, S N.C.
Oct. 29, 43-3t.
je State of South Carolina- County of
Newberry.-In P&obate Court.
i parte Su-tannaah C. Schumpert, Adui'x
Estate of Micaj-ah Harris, deceased.
Ord,-r.
BY virtue of an orde: front J.mes C
?sy, Jud-e of Probate, I Aill sell on the
-St 2o: day in November nex, fout ahares
>uth Carolina Railroad Coipany & South
-estern R.iljoHd BAnk Stock. Also fou.
di shares South Carolina Railroad Coupa.
;stock for cti.h.
J. J. C.IRR*NGTON, S. N. C.
Oct. 22, 42-2t.
ate of South Carolitta, Counstv of Newb,:r
rv.-In the Court of Probate. '
arruch Furman Duckett, who ,u,-s lby his
Guardian. ad litent:, J.ANes F. Glenn,
PlaintifY, ag-aist Ja:nes W. Du,:kett, John
r. Duckett and Thaddeue 0. Duckett, De
1-nmunts.--Petition for Par;ition.
Pursuant to the decree of te IHonorable
imes C. Leahy, Probate Judge, I w1ll sell,
j the first Monday in Nov..-mber nex-, at
e%%h.-tr Court. lloute, all that tract of
td sifuate in this 1,t'tiy, col.taili- g on.
ndred and .ixy acres;, mure or less,
)IIJIded by l.tnd., o: Josph Duckett, lo'
wav Ili atsti others.
T)Ms Or S.L-O1e--third CaLh, and the
slaree ont a credit of twelve m11onths, with
terest thereon from the d.,4 of sale, the
treh,vier giving bond and a muortgage of
e prriises, to the Judge of Probate, !or
ie payment of the purchabse monu-y. Pur
iaser to p.y for papers.
1 . J. 'A RRINGTON, s. N. c.
Oct 15, 41-8t.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By v-ir:ue of an execution to sue directed,
will sell, on the first Monday in Noveni
er next, the fo-lowinag Re.tl E-tate, vix:
na- tract o- hand, courathti:g one hunzdr ed
ud :hi. ty-eight acres, moare or less, -.itu.sted
New berr y County, and bun, d by lands
SE-tate of Henry 0xnear, lHt-ary Epting,
rntins Suai:h, Joel B. Hellh-r and othm-..
i.,o, 2 mules, I mare, a mn!eht cows, 10
es goas, 1 buaggy and I wagotn. Lee
a uipotn as the property of Thos. H. Ate
inas, at t!he stuit of Martha S A. Harn,.on
s. Tihos. 1.. Alt-aine. Tetnms cash. Pu
faser to pay for stamips anad papers.
Also, One tract of land -ituat. d in New.
-r:y Conty, corntaininag one haundred a::d
(ty acres, nmore or less, and bounded by
:ids of Warrena S. Reid, Wil'iamsa Welch,
oIly Lonag, a1ndl others, kniowni as the
Greek Plhe" Le-vied upon as the pao.
crty of WV. S. Chalmewrs at tIhe suit of J J.
eeder v,. W. S. t'haalmera. Terms cash.
tarchaaser to pay for stamps and papers.
Also, Onec t ict of lanadi contialning two
audredl and t wenty acres, more or les.,
:uated itn Ne-wberry County, anud bounded
y- !ands of Felix G;rahram, Wma. Bishop,1
iamn Dickert, tad othears, known ats the
ubher tract. A:so, onae other tract of lantd,
mt taiing two hunadred anid twentty acres,
ore or lesas, ar.d boutnded by lanads of J.
ab:iwaitgger. Sartah Conta, Wan. Bishop {
ad othears. Also, the following Personmal
raperty-, to-awit : three maukes, oneo horse,
celve head of catnlh, anad two hogs. Ler
d upon as the property of. B. Counts, at
ac suait of Cyril laatu:herford, A dta'z, vs.
.Counts. Terms cash, Purchaser to4
ty for stamps and papers.
Also, One tract of land, situated in Ntw
?rry Couanty, conatainainag seven hundre-d
:res, more or less, anad bounded by lands
F Luclida Brooks, George Feltmana, Reu
ena Dsvidson and others. Ala s, the fol
witng Personal Property, to wit : six
tales, anid two horses. IAM~ed upon as the
roperty of llica,[.th D) 'Sube-, at the suit of
y-rilla Butherford, Adaa'x. is. John S. Rluff,
.P. Sligh and M. D. Suber. Terms cash.
urchaser to piy for stamps and papers.
Also, Onae tract of lanad,-situated in New
erry Coutr, contaiintg three hunidred
.4dateienty acres. miore or less, anad bounad
I by lanads of E, S. Keitf, J. N. Mar:int,
dam Cromnar and Lewis Ho:tr. Levied
pon as thec property of John T. Gillitam, at -
ec suit of D.avid Kibler vs. John T. Gilliatm.
ermts cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps
ad papers.
Also, Onae tract of landt, situated in New
err' (Gousai-, conitaining two hunadred anid
rty six acres, more or len anad bounded
v lantds of David Haliacre and others. Al
>, the followinag Per*sonaal Property : two
arses, onec cow, ones buggy. one hog, &c
evied up,on as the property of D. P. Buz
radt, a'. the .Mait of D. F. Flemning & Goa ,
.D. P. Buzhaardt. Terma' cash. urchia
a to pay for stamtps and papers.
Also, One lot, situated ini the town of
elera, conataim'itg three aere.e, msore or
ss, anad boundedi by lots of' Joe Gleann. G
C. R. R. Co., Brownt anid others. Levied
:>on as the property of Johni M. Penning
mn, at the suit of Datniel Zeigker vs. J. M.
enninigton. Terms cash. Purec.aser a,
ty for stamps and papers,
J J CARUMNGTON, s, .r. c.
fale of Richardsonville
Plantation.
NITED STATE:5 OF A'dERICA. SOUTH
CAROLINA DISTRIC.-IN THE CIR
Cpir GOURT.
UNDWB4 and by vletue of the orders mad
a certain; equtse penadinag ina s.a!d Court,
it4tled thte Unaited States vs. Jno. Frazer
(Co., the unader,igned will se-il at Edga
tld C. H.. oan Monday, the 3rd day of No
-ma)her, 1873, att 1:2 o'e'ock. t., all thiat
L.NTATION ORt TiRACT OF LAMD,
Luirte. O intg and being irn Ed;:efield County,
both sideis of Red Batik Creek, waters 0:r
e r'aluda River, known as RIGLLRDSON- u
leE, conpiiing IMOI Acres, more br
s.e, atnd ligagded by jgr4s f Jamnes M. s
ichiardson, Mrs, Mary B.*'Johnsoni, James
.fHill, Ira Cromn!ay, and others, reservingj
efamily grave yard and oue acre arounad
e same. (
TERMS-one third Cash, payable on thep
st day of January, 1874, with interest
>ma the day of sale, at the rate of seven
r cenat. per anntum. Balance on a credit
one and two years, to be secured by --
*nd of the purehaser, carrying interest
>mt the day of sale at the rate of seven
r cent., and payable in one and two
ars, and a mortgage of the premises. P1
he pL9haser will be leriuto- possession in
4ddaat aftez 4e saT, 'bIt fitle3 'fill &
be mna e unttil the paymentf of the cash or:
rtion of the purchase modney; and thse
reutiqg of the bond and mrtgage fos tal
bal#nes. Putp'aaser to pay IReferept for to
pers. SAMU~EL LORD,