The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, November 05, 1873, Image 3

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Special and Local. L.LO'.L NOTICES. Uy order uf J. C. .eahy. Esq., the heirs of S. S. Sieg and Ge P A. Epting. are rquired V to appear at Prob te Court, on tle 5!th of De ceraber. 43-5t. J. C. Smith, as Cer.I of Court, applies for Administcarion on estate (if Lara C. L:4rk. O-urt to,beld on ;tvh 9th of Dec. 43-5t. S4a1el Schumpert applies f-,r Adminitra- 1 V0 ie 4'esAte oFS5. P-. Seimtp--rt. Couart -tor bebheld- the.6th of Novmber. 43-2r. J. C.,Smitb, as Clerk of Court,' applies for Administration on e:ate'of WZ. ioland. Court to-be held on the 9th of Dm. .43-5. J. C. Smith, as Clerk of Court. :es for Administra nnestate.ut..E. 'happell. 1 Coert to-e eld ou the 9th of Dec. 43-5t. t Creditors of estate of Michael Wicker, and Anderson Wicker, 'are required to present claims. to the Probate Court, on or before the 15th of Noember. 43-2c. By order of the Probate Jtrdge, John A. Boozer, defendant in the case of W. W. Honseit, Adm'r., of George'U. Boozer, dee'd. Vi. John A. Boozer, Thoma N. boozer, Jas. . Boozer, Sarah A. A. Dowzer, Daniel T. Boozer. in a petirion to sel! land to puydebts, is required to appear at probate court, oo the 26th day of Noviember. 4$-4t. b Creditors of the estAteof John Glymph, UC- 4 ceased, are required to present accounts to Mooran &'&humpert, on or before theGth of November, and debtors to make payment on or before. the 15th. 42-4t. 4 Creditors of the esate of R. Moorman, de ceased, are req-ired to presen t uccuun-s to Thos:.. Moorman, on or berore the f: of 0 November, and debtors to make payment not later than the 15th of -Noember. 42-4t. R. O: Henson offer t mtelarnoa mill tract of 190 aems, forsale on the Lat Dee. .42-3L Susdanak C. Schumpert. on Friday, the 14th of November, wi!l make a settlement in the Probge Court for _X&berry County, and d demand a anal discharge es surviving Ad miistatrix2of the Estate of Micajah Harris, dceeased. 41-5t. IsDxX To_Nzw ADvFjTa9EETS.-- s( Webb Jnes AParkr-Mscellaneon t Lavelace & -Weelar-interestiug variety. L. R. MarshaU-lmportant bi J. J. A k-'-Noice. C( - '%C.Chase f Co.-Speia All sirgle or~transient butine.,s notice in the local departwent are inserted at the rate of fifteen cents per line-liberal coutructs mn.ide for thre,si or twelve months. tr. NEW SrOl.E. Aactioanud C-m) is-ion 110-e, W31. C. CHASE & CO.. A.e ofR.o'imat & CO) 41 T1hp ca A of Mesrs. Webb. Jones & i Par*eT is suffit;iently striking and at- b tractive to speak foir itself, yet w-d take pleasre in enlig the attention of the business public to it. Se Just rceived at John F. Speek's Con- m fectionery a,=d Erai Store, 400 lbs. French G Camdies, Cocoanut, Banaas, Oysters, Sar dines, Crackers, &c. &e. 44-1L J. S.'ALEXASDER, AGr. w-F.-We are pleased to no- a tice that Messrs. W. II. Harris and bi JobAn: Hoseal have entered into co- It p:rt.pership in the Furniture business. ri Nis-frirefm, bothlgentlemen -being A sededn*lligent business m'en. Sne cess.attend them. May every piece of h: wagO ey pnt'togerher be as firm hnd i lastinias 'ad mantine rock. - - tr W.Ci CHASE '& CO.' W5ib'inJ sell'unytiiing on Commission, g=animeeing satisfaction both in purcha.ing, ce telling and in charges. 44 e BESSIE .&D I.-We feel sure that our xeaders will thank us for the pcem s in this' week's paper. It is long, but b not too long. And we venture to say that if-any one can read it without feel- Ith inogtha eyes grozw moist and dim with tears, he or she certainly has no senti ment, whatever may be said of the mu- re siei the soul. ens Tnz Lrrma. Sroa -One of the mo.st I:1 zealisiag dry goods. stores in Columibi, is to that of Mr. C. F. Jackson, near the Columbia as HoteL.. Alkhough named the "Ltitl," it ha.s a large and elegant stock of goods, and so *well arranged that the castomer can findt 'what is wanted in a twinkling, and e.in get r it also cheaply. Jackson.i3 a growing man-I buttakes a pride in the eagnomn of 'little ' Large aksfom aons grow. I t1 DEArus.--The youngest child of Mr. A and 3Mrs. W. II. Wiseman died of croup i i on thie night of Wednesday of last week. di October 29tbe -'We siierely symtpa- :n -inie with the afflicte parents in their ai sad bereavement. 1tI On Saturday monn,Nov. 1st, el Weley, the barbet, was 'found 'deadl in b isbd .He had been unwelR for sev- 1:a eral day s: The coroner's jury rendered y the verdi-t,-"Died of congestion."' --- TWG AUC F!ONS E:y~ Saltday,froe 9 A . A. to 12 M., and C fromn 7 to 10 P. Mi. Also, a SPEoL. Ae tioN every Sale-day, at WM. C.~CH ASE & CO.'S 4-i ~ t Pswa X&arrURE on Main Street. Coumbia, i the elegant Dry Goods and Mil linery' Store of J. H. Kinard & Co. Ina it c.an' ,found every article from the. mno.telb te and high prieed to the plainest and n . eapest that eitn be desired. The host ofa ks-occupied in the sales-room are polhtely ) o te-wants of-all who enter its po ta,a(o th es of whom edEtgeilgentlemsun, -."J .Ma di, lio's a'hos't in' himself. t. t ishardiy neessaytosay mre than that d visit toEinai willipay. 1:it Tuis Gaas.n CENTRAL of Messrs. W. 1).2 oos of hesest and most attractive Dry of goods is.-rvel!ous tobehold, and we in sultisse ofdaylight or better still th at of -P2 gas light, with a crowd ofsopr,andit many active and attetntive clerks flying hith. 1: er and thikher, the beholer Is apt to rub his or her eyes in the belief that they are dreamn- d lug.. Don't forgetf v0isit-Love's during Fair week. 1t. HARNESS! * Eighatscts of second hand wagon gear, for b sale low, at b____ et 44 WM[. C. CHASE & Co.'s. Messrs. Kingsland & Hahof Co- 0 ]umbia, (under the Columbia Ho teL,) offer' unusual attractions during Fair week, and visitors to the-city ar e invited to visit fblsMi establishment ti and ins e D d -and handsome ti - 1ro dealer in genecra1ry,, Willow and 1 - They have a Faney Articles, - -~ts,and now> aY -to zo al-v - - JtOsst ([-U(hspirits. Let at ~ '1tt1- 3o ,.x'U[NE OLD p t e Vice-Press 1i og -- SeerjE & CO.'S e 75tooi sor i *A Agr the nest I work ofim - "tndeclares of attractive a irto Jaid to make his - ith.ianidsometst of. ~m~ ed:1 tende SIGN OF rT1; (;OLD'.: PAIA)CIC.-The 'isitor to the c:tv of Olh-:ia, whe:her in aest of business or puasure, bhould no: muit waikiug into the sto:e, in front of rhich hangs the sign which heads this IAra raph. Tiis estab!isbuent i, presided over ,y Mr. John Dial, wh-e ple:aure it is to bow his frien.is ar.un 1, and exhibit hi :ock, one of :he lirgest and most varied :o i&found in ihe State, ai-I which is all ar aged In app!e ple orJer. The ln.tin store is maive! in i:i comnpl6tvLe..q, and from hence into the balck roo:ms, and down in u the cullar. whic are stored an infinitude f Ilar<ware. agricultural aud.n'mchanical, fall de-eription, the 'si%tor is forced :o lie e,nelusion that there is nothing want ig. Space forb.ds a more ex:ended notice f this store, and. it is only added that the isitor will be repaid by an examination of 1t. "O011, YES! OH, YESI Oil, YEZ-1! IG ACTION N.XT SATERD.Y, 8rn INST. 1 25 MAGNIFICENT IIOltSES, nd a large lot of all kinds of Merchandise to a sold at Auct ion by W51. C. CIIASE & CO. Wur is rr Tus?-Business men md to the North to have their printing one because thev can save a few cents n a dollar-in plain words, because ie work we charge ten dollars for can e done there for nine. They forget that iey have to pay expressage back, 1pietimes amounting to more than the ifferenee. and besides, have to write ne or two letters, and then wait. hey forget, too, that goods are bought eaper in New York than they are e >1d here, and if buyers should go on C same principle, the storekeepers at ome would sufnbr. We don't offer to inpete with large printing houses r orth. but do offer to work at a reason e price. Live and let live. We are vare that this is a free country-but 1 e beg pardon for asking the question -why is this thus? TimE Cuccil-CiIArr.-The union j etings, commenced last week, have -oved deeply interestin". Services ere held on Friday night in the Pres- 1 terian Church, and conducted by the Lv. J. Stout; on Monday night in the ethodist Chureb, by the lev. I-I. W. uhns, and on the coming Friday night rvices will be conducted by the Rev. anning Brown, in the Lutheran, f urch. S The Lutheran Parsonage, we are 2 eased to notice, is fInished, the pastor s Lving already ttken possession. It is t t neat, convenient and substantial ddiug-the plan being laid by the [ ev. W. H. Kuhns, and the details car ed out by that master workman, Mr. I allace Cline. The colored Methodists will soon Lve a large stove for their church, and good bell. Capt. N. B. Mazyck will receive con ibutions for the Memphis sufferers. .r MESSBs.,JonN~ AGNEw & SON.-On tDe' sner of Main and Assembly Streets is ho-. ted the double store of thec above named nleen in the ficst of w hieh are groceries, endless variety--with a snug corner re C nred for.segars, and tobacco. presided over -Master Tommy-in the next is to be found ry kind of Hardware, -for the- mechanic. a farmner,or the housekeeper. These stores s.cious and seem capable of holding all ings ecessary for th~e~divrsilieWd wants or es lcnth~e lines speicidd,yet in the e ' re soeoobelow and above stairs, Ct candnl Iof'ich are filled w'ithz such eds as.cannot be conveniently displayed inu e frontsnles.-room. We advise our readers a visit the MIessr. Agnew when in the city, they will not only be profited but pleased. TuE LINNAN Gru..-Some of our aders may not be acquaiintd with the story of the beautiful Indian Girl of tlumbia, and it is our pleasure to give em a little information on tihe subject. t an interesting period of her life fncv-Mr. Perry, the famous segar aler of that city. picked her up,~ and lopting her, placed her at the head Id front of his establishment, which trough her influence, anid - his amiable iracter and business qualities, soon camle so popalar, and his sales so) a-go, that lhe was forced to enter into arnership with Mr. Slawson, of this 6unty, it requiring the attention and ire of two gentlemen to manage the Earming girl, who had grown into the seiatiggnmatmlity of a woman. In eepingz with this, they hiav'e beautified teir store, and have laid in one of the irgest and( choicest stocks of segaxrs, >a:co, pipes, &c., to be found in the euthern market. We are pleased to id that Messrs. Perry & Slawson are ot at all jealous in their protege, and re never happier than when the'r gen ean friends visit their store, although iey are atware that they are dlrawn aither by the magnetical influence of Indian Girl. Visitors to the city m-ing the Fair will bear in mindl the lace-under the Columbia Hotel. 1t LOUT THLE TOWN AN1> COUNiTY. The weather is unsettled. An indication of cold was observed me days since in a flock of wild igeons passing over the town. Dr. Barre will accept our thanks for ite Charlotte paper. The election for intendant and war-. ens is not closed ais we go to press. A runaway pair of horses, wagon at ichedl, attracted much attention on 'uesdty. We are pleased to notice that the foot1 ridge so long talked about, is now anistered. Thanks. "A stamp you can't buy-the stamp r a genitleman. "The lie-abilities of some men are -onderful." "Two reasons why some people nev mind their own business. One is tat they have no business, the other tat they have no mind." There will be a sale of twenty-two s Kentucky horses, in fi-ont of the onrt House on Saturday. If yor 'want to do the right thing meup into the HEnar.n office andI qnihatkat&bndowZis done. Senator Corwin of this County, has ied the law class in the State Uni ~rsit. If the patronage to this patper keeps increasing it will pe necessary to blish a double sheet. Our ienict Post Maister is remodel ng his ollice, and the chatnge is a de ,d'e improvement; the aspect on atering makes one feel city-ish. The Hr.nm>i is the cheapest paper ublished in the State-tell your next oor neighbor so. Some fie'ds of cotton are suffering r pickerls. They should be pic-ked up t all haza'rds, and the cotton picked Hindreds of faiiesic are now suffe: ig Oil thii~ Vi. i~ ace'. mint-the faster it is picked-the fiLa.er it is sold-the fi ter will the financial trouble blow over. Complaints are m:.de by Post Ma.+ ters in the County-that suosribers newspatprs are t:trdy about paying their postage, and that they have to foot the bili. This iw no0: rightr. Cotryl. Post M:msters receive very little compeni sation for thieir services. A colored gentleman, and a pretty good judge of his unifortunate vliite LArothers, while in a lever delirium a few nights, said there were only four men in this town sure of heaven. One of them is the 1n:1n whO W.Is so lhori bly) befouled lately. He feels much better. One of the best papers to advertise in is the Newberry HERAI.D-every ody reads it-although unfortunately i few who read it neither subscribe for t, nor help to aid in defraying the ex >enses of publishing. Why is this hus? Echo answers why! And the levil says, oh, fy! 'Twere vain to tell thee all we feel, ender. Put yourself in our place, with paper as big as a meeting house, and et, conscience decide about the little lebt you owe us. Mr. F. E. Salinas, just above the Bal iniore corner, has in store a fine lot of amily groceries-and which he is not fraid to have known, as proved by a areel which found its way to the anctum on Saturday last. A sample of very larg and fine po toes of the yam and Spanish varieties, ere laid upon our table hast week by Ir. J. 11 Graham. If you desire to tickle the palate with hoice fruits, candies and many other ice things, call on Mr. J. S. Alexan-. er, at speek's Confectionery. if he annot make you feel that this world is pleasant place after all, then we have o more to say. The hungry man has been in town oain-our advice is that he stay at (wme till the panic is ovet, unless he ants to C-C-thase, and buy pro iSlons. Blessed are they that expect nothinr. everal people were diS:Lppoiilted 1:ust reek. Don't forget to have your job print ig done as this office-neat, klceap, pid! IsiTOiS to Columbia durin4g Fair eek, if they need Dry Goods, Cloth ig, Hats, Boots, and Shoes, Iardware, rockery, China, Fancy Articles, Se ars, Tobacco, Groceries. Oysters, re reshments, or what not, and most is iredly they will, if they are hunmn, wl have eYes for the beautiful, the sub tanti:], the useful, the necessary, or nything else, will do well to call on 1e followhig geintlemen named below, Id wIose cards appear in this weekis ,aper. Messrs. J. 11. Kinard & Co.-in the )rv Goods anid faney lie, nre unsur assed, and then stock is unusually trge. Mr. C. F. Jackson-whose establish lent is strangely called the little store -is prepared to supply as well as ratify, in the Dry Goods line. Messrs. Perry & Slawson have the inost extensive assortment of Cigars, 'obaco, Pipes, Walking Canes, etc., > be found in the city. MIr. John Dial in the~ Harthvare line, as the largest and best arranged stock er opened in the city. Mr. G. Dierek, in the Grocery line,f ith Wines, Liquors, Segars, Lag,er, Isters, &c., presents unusual attrae ons. ~3Ir.~7C~eEgeT3.rS~aTooDnan 'iffr-i1 antly fitted, andI his wholesale stock is t th~e best and largest kind. Messrs. Kingsland & Heath present nusual- attractions for housekeepers nder the Columbia Hotel. MIessrs. Kinard & Wyley have a su erb stock of Gentlemen's and Youth's lothing, Hats, &c. MIessrs. John Agnew & Son have in ecir immense dlouble establi.shmnent, ot only Groceries of every kind, but n extensive stock of Hardware and lantation implements Besides a con picnous corner is reserved for, and fill d with, choice Segars, Tobacco, &c. The M1essrs. SwafilekPs display of Ilohing is of great variety and exel Lenee. .Everting~ is of the best. MIessrs. W. D. Lowe & Co., of the arand Central Dry Goods H-ouse, pre ents unusual attractions for Fair wveek. .heir stock is immense. The Wheeler IIonse, kept by Polh>ek, an aii>ril the largest satisfaction, the retest comfort, and make folks feel .peace with all mankind. Mr. Rtobt. Iamilton courtcousls attends. Mr. E. M. Nathan makes a chaorming lisplayv of Crockery, China. Glassar~ae iid fancy goods. 3Major John Mleighan shows the larg st and best variety of Boots, Shoes, lats, &c., to be found in Columbia. MIr. John Bateman, opposite Law bage wil iv justice at salcost iot in law, however, but in something xtter, in shape of the finest oysters. is arrangements are such that he can ~upply the up-country. The ladies wvill be rejoiced to learn :hat D)r. E. E. Jackson hais in store a ~tek of perfumery and toilet articles, 2t to be excelledl for excellence. Pay imn a visit by all means, ladies, and entlemen also. For stationery of the best and cheap ~st, or a book to while away an hour, o to W. J. Duflie, who can supply the emand. E. E. Davies & Co., next to Dr. Jack on, keep the nly and best stock of tomach -tinmber in the city-consisting1 >f game, poultry, fish, oysters, fruit, &c. If you esteem a private house rather han a hotel, turn into Calcutt's over I. H. Kinard's store. Living AdvertisementN. A medicine that has done more than all the yreriptiour, of the pharmacopmia to protect be human system against the bodily ills s u-I >riiduced by unhealthby surround ings, is cer-J :ainly worthy of universal confidence. It is nainly on accoun t of its extraordinary pre rentive properties that Hostetter's Stomach itters is so exceediugly popular in localities ;ubject to the visitations of tmiasma tic fevers md oilher diseases produced by empoisoned tir. A family that has escaped sickness du ing a sickly season in consequence of using! he Bitters as a safegumard, is a living adver isement of the preparation. The whole ieigborhood realize the fact. "I couldn't rave believed it," says one. "I scarcely -redited the advertisemnot; but one .must lieve whvlat one sees," says another '*Jc is he result is that the instinct of self-defense, he first law of nature, induces three-fourths t that community to obtain a supply of the reat vegetable antidote before the next sick v seasons sets in. In winter, wheni the sys em rcquires extra vigor andj elasticity to en .ble it to baffle the ceets of 4amip and4 col. he Bitters will be found particularly seryice. rle. lt,hcumatism wil! not be apt to fasten pon muscles and nerves that have becn brac t up by this excellent invigorant and uerv .e: nor wvill the severities of the seasons, a h:ch have such a disastrous effect on the pu!monary organs of the feeble and delicate, ie likely to exercise tihe saerne untoward influ uces in cases where the s:omach and tihe ex ernal surface of the body (which always ~ympthizes wvith the digestive organs) have been toned end stimulated by a course of the restoat.r'e. The fita .f indigision and ir regl.ir'.ties of the bowels which pioceed u ron. suddeni chi.lrge of weather miay always be averted by a tiuely use of the liitters. v. . n....1m Newbsarpy Buhw3s UiPectoP Card, of le'crenCe inerted um0.r appr pr'ate headings in this c0limll. Pr11w : 110en, .\l-reban"S. Michanie- an.I Traill gen:erul:y. --hould hmve .a ptl: in tIs I rcutorv. Terms~ moderate. Dry Go:ds, Sho, &c. SUlEl. 1. C. I-o-Wloies: :C:.! IO I : il Dr)1v G)o,ls d.-:dere. Larig~ :as.)>r :nit of .ShOes ,,: beat make. (.o0tls. EmideIes, No! i01,. Xe. 31lCK. P. W. & R. .-!) L-r. in D: U.t l(<I.S. elInbr:Lein 11 everything n h Dry Goals, Grccime:, Clothing, Has, Sho. Cotton Buyers, &c. OVELk A.,E& WVI IEE LE.Dalr inl Dr Goods -.G6rtoi r ievs.CIt)thI,inIIg..Ho o Is, Shoue:. llats. Goenrl Stock of all kinds of Ivv ehlandiz.. F T, .Dealer inG er MVrilll dize. Dry Coods. Fancy Uoods, Gr, eeries. Boots ami Shoes. 4 I ASf. J. D.-Dry Goods, Notions, Cloth L illn", Uoots, Shoes. Hats. and merch.an h' genlerally. - T110 .-!-rv Goods. Not ions, Cloti A in.1 .SI es. Hat,, and gueral assort Iluent of G rC-11CS. 4 -"l.LSON. .I. M. A CO.-Dealers ini Dri Good.s. G-roeerles. Clothing". Hoots1 Shoes, Hats, Crockery. and general uer hiiandize.4 4 HARMON. 1. F.--WlIles-alC and Retal H dealer in (ieral Merchandlize-Dr3 .ds, Groceries, Crockery, Plantation Sup Aies. 4: AIAN. A. A.-Dry Goods. Clothing C:-oekery. Boots tnd4 Shoes, aid Fane. joots. Goods of all kinds. 4 Bo,oks and Stationery. 1H A PMAN, JOHN A.-Books and Station CrY. A specialty made in Slcloo Jooks. 4 Stoves and Tin Ware. RICIIT, %. T.---Dcale in1 Cooking :i' I e.iting Sl oves, all styles and pricevs .arge assort met of Tin aiwire. - Fur.i,ure--Carpentry. EA VELL. T. Y.-Keeps on h:id it SIIl in d id atssort menlt of all kinid.'of tfrnitr 'ietures Fraie. Mattr:assCs miade. 4: .IRRIS, W. U.-Cabinet Wnireroom. Flu H- liure m1adle nd111 ret-pa1ired. Car-penlter ig done With IeSpatell. Restarant.s-{otels. g hourIs. Fre.,h Fish :lI(1 Oysti's i: .l. Dealer iii U rocerics, Confection 4' -riie*.. &c.* 4 Photogtaphy. - I-SE.MAN. W. U.-ie-i;lent Ar:ist. Al W t 'Its of, V it. ures taken. (Od Picture. 7picl a lI ri-ed. I: Professiot:.al. AtI. POPE & POPE.-Allorneys -Prae Stliec iln all 11le Courts of this .State aII i the United States Court. , OORMAN & SCiUMPERT.-Attoriey It Law. PIaCtiCC ill I the Courts o he State, antd in the United States Court. 4 SA GE'i, C G.-Attorney at Law and Reg i lter ill Bnlkrptcy for :ud Congression I Di7t-11rict. Pratll-ca in all the Courts o bie Stae. 4 Monuments-Marble. lmEAV EtLi . R.-Monellnts made to or Lder', and11 all kinds of uIlarb:le and1( gr:u:itt v%rk neatly executed.4 PEERS. L. M.-Dealer in Foreign ant] Do:etit Marblv. MonuIents Iat. o order in best styles. 4 Public Hall. I k-'NERANCE 1'ALL.-Will be rentedt 'LI,blie: en:tertaU1inmanis on .\onday. Wed wst ly. Friday and1( Saturday n1ights of cael Vtek. 4 .tManufactories. f, EIiU. JONES & PARKER.-Manufa1ctu rers of liarnss alli' Sadldlery of ali cimis. Stearni Tanntery and1( Grist Mill. 4: It AKE,T. M. &LAsSALLE,J..-Manufac Ip, tu22rers and1( l:epairers of IEug.ies anUt igonls. Wheelwright work of aill kin<h HAPM.'AN. JOU1N 1,.-Manufa'icturer 0: 'arranted21. 4 Commission Merchants. j*HlASE, 'WM.C. & CO.-Auction and Coml m 1ission1 Merchants. Sales twice veek. 4 e CAUGI1It!N, A. J. & CO.-Comml1issiol Merchants and1( dealers in Fertilizers. 4: Cotton Buyers-Grocers. 'COTT.' . T .-Cotton Iroker, buys Cottoi to order. Satisfactory advanIces mat >n Cot.ton1 consigned to best houses inl I 1ar eton. ;ilt imiore. New York andi Boston. 4: -4 A\ LAS F. E.-Dealer in Groceries an12 P$illat1i 112 5t pplies. Cash ad.tvanlced 01 01tton. 4 AYE Al M.iKTI.--Dealers in' Groce 3 ie. lantationi Supplies. lia.rdwaret Od Ceotton lEnyers. 4 LFLEVELLI & Si'EAR.\AN.-Grocers a11 Provils1'1tionDtalrs, PIlntaltionl Supplith nd buhyers' of Cotton. 4. s,1I SE, W. M. C. & CO.-G rocry an d Pro '.o M~411~erch1ants, MOlllOon Row. 4: tKE IC .l A. M.-UAcle in Groceries, tCln ned G1coods. Perfl:iacry, atad Toys 01' 1a1 leerptions. 1 I ( VECAI E. A. I).-G roL'erie's, CannlOt Good1. Confelctionleries, Tobacco 2an1< BOW ERt.~ A. M. & CO.-Grocery and Pre obacco,&c. J LSON:, J1. C.-D)ealer In Groceries or al2 'kinds, Canned Goods, Bagginlg, Tie.i roba):cco and10 Segalrs. 4 W EBB, J. E. & Co.-Whlolesale and0 Reta Deale rs in t4roeries. Plantat ion Goodu U 1anos', & e.4 Confectione-ries, Segars, Fruits. SEC.TJ. F.-French and' AmeWrican2 Can 4 feetionlery. Fruits, Nats, Tobacco an Segars of best kin ds. 41 W CKER A. M.II-CandIly andi Conteectionl of all kindIs.I Fruits inl seaison, Nuts, St ,Tewelry and Watch Makers. PECK. JOHN F.-DJealer in line Watcee SClocks. Jecwelry, Silver and Plated Wart Spectacles, Eye GI:asses, Fanlcy Goods. &c. - ___ Clothing._ ___ R5IIGH T & COP'POCK.-Deialer's in Cloti -ing, anId gentlemlen's ot ftting geml rJly bhoes. Ilats, runk, Yalises, &c. Millinery-Dress Making. OW E R. M RS. I).--Millinlery Goods of at Skinda. BonneIts ma1:de in 1a:test styi A iso dealer inl g(enera ltmercha1udize. - . UNTr.i ~ M \-Dress Making after1: ~test patterns. Ordei. sancited, ___ Draggists. ANT1, DRi. S. F.-Druggist. Whlolesal - atnd Retuil Dealecr inl Drugs, Medicine hem1icalg, Pure Medlicinal Liq1uors an. Wines Gunn and Leek Sinith. -t lTE. Z. L.-Repairer and4 Makcer< Guns. Pistols, Locks, & c. Shel f Goo: and Groceries. Wines. Linors, Segars, &c. EON ARD. J. B. & CO.-Wholesaleanld R taiil peulers in Tobacco. Nega1r . Pipe Plow i-on and Plow Steel. A i.mall supply of above now in store. A so, Refined Tire, Barrel, Hoop, Squaire ati Rond Iron, all sizes, at REDUCED PRICE Oct. 22, 42-3t.-. NOTICE. All persons htaving demandts agahinst ti Estae of David Adkinls, deceased, are cal ed upon to present them,l duly attested, or before the 1st day~ of December, and indebted will make paymlent to the( unIde signed. J. A. CROTWELL, Oct. 15>, 41-6t. Executor. TO RENT, A desirable STORE ROOM 0n Main Stree between MarshaillI's & Phliler's. TERMS RiEASONAB3,F. Apply at onceO to MRS. D. MOW ER. Conrectionery. CONFECTIONERY' AAD. FRUIT STORE. I n%old reSpectiully Call LIb attention of the citizens of Newberry and vicinity, to thle f4E.tA: I hIve opened hext doOr to 3 my JeVelry S::,a first cla rt FRUIT AND CONFECTION ERY STORE, :L Wiwre can be found at uil timeI(s aL fine Stock of FRUITS AND CONFECTIONS. V edd:ngs and othe-r Parties &uppied on 1ntio-t re. onl:1he terlas. CICARS AND TOBACCO T of the FINEST B ANDS. JOHN F. SPECK. oc!. S. 4II-If DEALER IN lu th Confectioneries, I GROCERIES, AT THE Baltilnore Cornero, New-berry, S. C. I F-Jb. 12, .,4a iIing. of JAMES PACKER, HOUSE, SIGN, AND DECOR.ATIVE PAINTER, i PAPER H.iNGING and KALSOMINIG. e llaving provided himself with all the II test im.roved olders and other tools and Sa jimp!em::ts of his trade, is now pripared to perform :l work; in his line of business with L neatness, durability and disp:ateh. COUNTRY .7-BS WILL BE ATTENDED. By the arr:tmgements whieh he has com pleted he will be abtle to do th,e :everal branchles of his trade at the LOWEST POS SHL E PRICES. Ter,s Cash on the completion of work. If you want me and don't see me, inquire at I. H. BMease's Tia and Stove Store. Apr. 16, 15-tf. FUriTuTre. S DEA-1LERt IN F FURNITURE P OF ALL STYLES ANT) GRADES, Con:aisting of Walnut, Chestnut and Painted Chamn I)er Setts. PARLOR SUITS, E BUREAUS, Washstands, TALES, ~BED ST EADS,A Ot all styles and grades, CIIAIRS, to suit all. Book-Cases and W\riting Desks, - Spritng Beds and MIattra.ses,I Window Shades and Fixtures, Wall Paper atnd Border,( PWCTUlm FRAMES usade to or der. Entr.tnce be! weeni Leavell & Spearman andi A. M. 1Xowers & Co.'s Stores. IiRRIS & 110h1L6 -Resp.'ctfully ini forms their friends and the - -public generally.that they hare on llan.ti and Ifor sale - sBEDSTEADS, CHIAIRS, And all Kinds of Furniture, I And will repair as well as make the same itt the best ttanner w ith ex;pedition, atndatr -moder ate prices. CUNS STOCKED SNeatly, and ainy kind of work in their line S excuted ini a highly satisftctory manner. WORK ROOM~ S flOne doot Northof LitR Marshal's Ras -aurant. 0 t. 1, :-. aTOURNAMENT. AGRAND TOURNAMENT wiil come off atCIlNQUEPtINS, about 4.i miles front Newberry, neatr Mr. Hope Buzhtardt's, on -the 6th of NiiEM BER. The follonting are~the Prizes: First Prize. finte Saddlie, Bridle, U3lam- I - ket, and Martin-Gatles, price...:2 C0 SSecor.d Prize......... ......... 50 *Fourth Prize.................... 5 00 . rTe Knights are reqtuested to conme thme e jday before, as thecre will be accommnodations s- provided for thenm in the neighmborhood. . c SLamdies are requested to bring refresh ,metnts for a Pic-Nie. ~m R. B. G AMERON. J. GOREE. iA. 13. A NNON. J. P. SLIGII. 3 Oct S, 40-5t. 80~METlN DlE8IRABLEl -In addition to my large stock of DRUGS tmnd CIEMICALS', PERFUMERIES, etc., "which has been hutely replenished, I have added A Fine and Elegant Assortment of SPOCKET KNIVES of warranted material and superior finish, which I can safely offer to"my friends and e custonmers as worthy their attention. Dr. S. F. FANT. Sep. 24, 38-tf. NOTICE. The Crcditors of the Estate of David B. - Piester, deceased,.will present their de nmands, properly attested, to Messrs. Baiter & .Johnstone, Attorneys, Neu berry, S. C, t, on or before the 1st day of Janmuarv, 1874. Antd all who are indebted to the'said Es-. tate, are requtired to make payment at once to JOHN G. IESBTEn, JAMES II. A'ULL, z Becutors. t 11i, .n_Ot Dry Goods, 6 WIIOLEsALE 6'rROCERS, COT' AND DEAL. liantation Supplies, Dry Good Keep censtantly on h M-al, Biaggin acon, 'dolasses, Ti:e :ird, ugar,Salt, (!r)rn, Tobact Pink Eye I Also a choce article of N. 0. Molasses, in bi mice A No. I 1r*ec Goshen Butter, and Buc Give us ,e.al. M0. E. WEBB. THOS. M. L.1 Janl. :i9, 4-. ew&Superior Stock; "OR FALL AND WINTER. O0 ELIfE & HiiEELEI1 iLvenhow i1 n.lor and aresil recivinig, a Igve andle, zm StOC! of G .! l all of RY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, 1prising every article ut ich can be call ifr. Tlg th- with a fine .Sor:menk.1t of 'Itlelmien's and V0u:ha' O LO TH IN G, either for dress or busin.ss purposes, IATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES," ' warranted mae, ohi finc aid heVy. mie beau6fil SHOES :id (;AIlTERS for dies. Besides the above our Stock of rroceries and Family Supplies, of the competest kind, frebh, choice and cap. We simply solicit an examination, feeling tisfied of our abiliiy to please either in .rietv, quality or in pice. OVELACE & WHEELER. Sep. 24, SS-tf. . J. C. 'WILSON, IJEALER IN ] 3-RO CERIES, Of all kinds, such as igars; Coffee, Rice, Bacon, Choice Hams. Flour. Lard, M-asses M\ackerel, Crnt, RESiI MEAL AND GRIST. r ickles. Canned Fruit.t Oysterr. Sardine&,. Crtackers. Segzars. Tobaceo, Soap, &c. heetings and Yars, NON-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE, Id a!! utor; art:ces to he found in a GRO CERIY SiTOR E, and all of n hiich will BE SOLD CHEAP.] Oer. 15, 4l-Iy. EIITELL & SPEARMAN, D.EALERS IN froceries, Provisions, Dry Goods, Crockery, Hats, Boots, Shoes, ( &c., &c., &c. Al-o, Agents. for the mosit popular Fer-) !izers. viz: The STONO, and WILCOX, 1DHS & CO.'S GUANOS. ATE ARRIVALS ~ALL1 AND WHNEP G990D8. Would resp<.etfuilly inform his friends and g ~astomers ihat his StUok fur the Fall Trade unusually lurge, and besicles the u4i:a as rtmlent of ~AGGING. TfIES, ACON, LAlD, r CGAR.COFFEE, I IOLASSES, OATS, ORN, BARLEY, And MEAL. Hie has a suiperior lot of BOOTS ANDSHOES, I Together with )RY GOODS, NOTiONS,&c. Thiese goods hav~e bee selected w i are, bonghit loti down, ;ani will be soldi CORRESPONDNGLY LOW FOB CASH! I have on baud a large supply of that eebratedGTA O FaIrmiefs, Ss- plenty of Oats, Barley and lye, and save buyir.g Corn n ext Sumxmer THOS. F. HARMON. Oct. 1, .39-tf.-_ __ DO YOU WANT~ Groceries Cheap latellent in Quality IF SO, GO0 TO E1RS. D. MOWER, Vihere can be found Flour, Bacon, Molas es, Sugar, Coffee, Corn, And Many Other Articles A.t the Lowest Market Prices. On the corner, and under the H:R.A.D iffice is the place for Cheap Goods, Cqhoea p P ri ce s, Amr. 23) 16--40 roceriex, y. rON BUYERS kRs IN 15 Boots, Shoes, Hats, A IId 1 .;oo-i ilixe of Tr.,ce cah , 0, Woden aid Willow-1 Ib!., 5 and 10 gallon ke.', al. v in abun'wance. 3E. H. O'N. HARRINGT NEW GOODS .VAIFOUS LINI AND AT My Atock of' FALL GOODS, con.,i-6i RY COODS-All varieties, 10oTS AND SHOES-allpri lOTIONS-all sot. '.R ocE R IS-all grade ,l And nv other artic!es scitAW!e for II People and All Pocke ;HnW in - :ore, and to which will be antly added, everything in season. I respecifU'1Ly invite ny old enston:vi ell as; new ones, to vi nit TIV stOre, exan ocR an.d prie, s, at.d if agreeable to th vem a. of p ronage. THOS. C00K, Uitdcr Poos iote ep. i7, 17--im. GROCERIES, 3AGGING, TIES, & WHULESALE AND REAIL, BY 1. H. O'Neill, Ag Uorner Caldwell and Friend St Oppositc Mr. P. Scott, Merchant Tailo; as jst received and opening a gncrai rtment of' Choice Famil Wad0rie LIQUORS. &c. '111CH WILL BE SOLD jOW for Cash, or cou: try Produce. le public generally are invil > all ania examine my stock ireC puLrbasing elsewhere. he Highest Price Paid f Cotton. Sept 25 39tf ES8ILI&I8 18 .58 *L FOOS .IS RECEIVING IlS 'ALL and WINTE And his stock is large .nd varied, in t1 As Well as in IROCERIES, CLOTHING, HAT[ 300TS, SHOES, IBLANKET! HEAVY WOOLENS, &i (HORT PROFITS FOR QUI SA LES AND SATISFACTIO: G U ARIA NTEED1. GRANITE VILLI fhirtings, Shaeetings And Dril ['o Merchants at Ma ufacturer's Prices. The Highest Market Pr aaid for Cottoni or ot] lo'untry Produce. M. FOOT. Sayes & Martii Are receiving their' F'A.L SUPPLY HARD WAR] C U T LERY, G3ROCERIEE PROVISIONS. BAGGiNG, TIES WOODEN-~WARE wagOn aod Augy Matl8 SADDLERY and WHIP: IJIIJBER WIOOD PPM ETC., ETC., ETC. Oct. 2, 40-tf. Tobacco, Tobaoc We y just in receipt of 85 BOXEJ LGBACCO of various grades and price! xholesale or retail. LOVELACE & WHEELE May 28, o1-..i Cloth tieg. THE SCARCITY . a de jinr efret on :. clanes, but for tulatllyi i's oa!v tmpor.tiy, and the wnt OF MONEY Will not continue ion,. In the meantime, the large sock of CLO "HING on hand INDUCES tS To offer special indneements. Immediate ap p!IeaAtio will convince any one that TO CLOTHE, SHOE & IT himself. is the easiest thing imaginable. No 0 a ! oi house ;1n NEWBERRY Cau do as well for you. Come and examine our stock, which can be done FOR NOTHING. S3aT & COP0OCI Oct. 22, 42-ff. .iarble Vards. JORIAN R. LEVELL, MARBLE WORKS, Corner McKibben and Boyce Streets, NEWBERRY. S. C. MJ 0 NU -MIE N T&S sas HEAD STONES, MARBLE and GRANITE Oveau and Table IpS, MAIDE TO ORDER, Of the best Foreign and Domestic Marble. All work finished in the best manner, and at a LOW PRIC'E. * All kinds of Grat,ite work made to order. I have on hand and ?br sale cheap, an iron railing complete, .uitable for enclosing a cemetery lot. Wil be sold at a bargain. Oct. 15, 41-tf. Uts L. IL. SPEERS, CALDWELL ST., - NEWBERRY, S. C. DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN b TOMBS, HEADSTONES, &c., mED to $U. A'NT in'the S~rliE. CAST AND WROUCHT IRON RAILINGS, FOR ENCLOSING CEMETERY LOTS, Furnished at Manufacturer's Prices. 400 to 500 approved Patterns to select from. Agricultural Fairs. Abbeville-Anderson-Greenville-Columlaa. GENEYRAL SUPE~RINTENDl.ENr's OrPics., GauENvu.1. & CoLMO:A R. R. Co., CoLuu, S. C., October 1, 1S73.) he 1, The regulationa in regar d to the trans portation of articles for exhibition at the Sseveral Fairs, on the line of this Road, will be as follows, viz: The regular rates of Freight, as specified in the Company'e Freight Tariff, will be charged and collected an all articles going to the severa. Faire. 2. All articles not sold or disposed of at die Faire, and returnad the property of the Sa"""*wner. With a certificate of their hay. s ng be,i.- exhibited at the Fair, ln accord anice with the rules of the same, will be transported to the St.ition from which S5 originally seDt VREE OF CHARGE, and the S amount paid for their transportation to the Fair refundled on presentation to the Agent '- of the bill for tihe sanme, properly receipted by the Agent to whomt such amnount was Kpaid. '. These rules will be rigidly adhered to. Articles sent to either one of the Fairs named will not be transported to another Fair free of charge, in lieu of being re turned to the Station from which originally sent, but the payment of freight required in each case, as aboved named. 4. Parties desiring to send articles to either of the several Fairs must give timely notice to the Agent at the Station from which to be sent, to etnable himt to furnish the necessary ca.rs; this to be particularly the case where stock cars are desired. is, 5. The usual facilities will be arranged to secure the attendance of the largest fl- number of pert-ons; of which due notice will be given in each case. Oct. 2,424tTUOS. DODAMEAD, ice Gencral Superintndect. ier________ _ PhotograpAy COME ON 'FOR ALLTHINGS ARE NOW READY .AT TIIE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERy. Having just returned ?rom the Northern Cities, and the National Photographie As. of sociation at Buff'alo, I feel better prepared Sto do good work than ever before, by the adv'ant.ages of the intest improvements, and 3 the prettiest stylcs. My stock is larger than ever, and among which are, a fine lot of , Albums, Fancy ~, Picture Paper Weights, &cs I r.mi preirared to take PHOTOGRAPHS, FERROTYPES, Uopying and Enlarging Old Pictures, Taking Residences, &c. Call whiile the pretty iiather lasts; re member that delays are dangerous, and do not put it off. 10Ij A proof is always furnished for inspection before the picture is printed. The surest way is to come at onice and S get pictures at the Newberry Gallery of the 7ever ready Photogropher, t.8,W. H. WISEMAN. Ot8,40-tf. PHODTOGR11I GALLER1Y; - COLUMBIA, S. C. Visitors to the city are respectfully in .vited to visit my rooms, where can be seen S 0' specimens of Dictuires in all sty les of the Art. , at Satisfaction guaranteed tad prices cheap, R. A. M. RISER, Oct 1, 9->ofr Pla.. o.- - Dry Goods &afthery. FALL A N, Silk adgos WMITE60 s Corsets, Kid Gloves Hosiery, ftMS09, and Handker4iefs. .Now.oXen at Mrs. D). W, UNDER BEiZ OPFIE. Apr. 16, 15-tf. W.'T. TARRANf, MOLLOO ROW. Dry Goods. Groceries, Boots, &..% Hats, Daps, Crockery, Saddlery, Harnes, Trunks, Leather, etc. Apr. 9, 14-t. Sewing- *adkifes. AMERICA 8T4GE OVER-SEA[Me SEWING XACMNL BUY "E BEST! the AMERIcl Wi last aLife Time. It is superior to all others for simplicity md durabiliy. It has been prononced by the best me :hanics the best finished, and made on the best plan, of ay--iahie 1inufactured. Will sew the finest and-coarsest fabrics, no matter how much starch. Never dropa titches, runs light and almost noisles. Call and examine for yourself. Sold on the most reasonable terms iad iatisfaction gearanteed. Inducemepts t0eabs. LOVELACE & WMMLR OcL 23 43-t. THE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE DEFIES ALL COMPEIO! AS A PROOF No lady who has one wol inl Pat nd every lady w'n snteniul desires to bave onescaiy ndwtbu Andx p vsaas ecommend them for I. dies in preferene,to allothers. This Machine >ok. tie premium at the Vienna Ex posio)n. Buy one andjou wil not regret it. Sold by L. . RE DUS, Agent for iewbe*, who ca~n be found at Mrs. D. Mower's Sre. He can farnish tehose who prefer thiem, Howe!s, Singer's,Domfestic and many other :machines, agduced rates. Local Agency jthe Store of Mrs. D). Hower. L. H. Eanus asW- C. SLIGH, travoRiUg agents. "The FeiIy Favorite." C'HERHE Is noqondahibition, and ready for sale, by MBSs D. MOWER, SGENERAL AGENT, pfewberry and Laurens Counties. Iyone of the New Weed Sewing Es inuse in my family, and in addiuteon to tg satisfaction it gives my wife a.nd a ,I will add my own opinion 'a a pra$ mechanic, that -for Pwxrcnro of wegsarin build, ease of manipuala tion-shpicty of construction and readi nesss(adjustment, it is xor IXCKr.rZD by anygher sewing machine in the market. JESSE H. LOED, Megnical Editor of "Scientific American." g. 27, 34-tf. 14tice of Final Settle __ment. I$rcas Finley, Harrison Fin-) 1ev, Executor of J. Henry | Petition for anid Leonora J. Shaw, vs. Final~ Dr. Nathan Henry. Ez'or S .ettlement. Mrs. B. E. Henry, Ear':. Notice is hereby given that Dorcas Fin ley and others, have applied to his Honor C. Lark, Judge of Probate, for Laurens County, for a final Settlement of the Estate of Dr. Jaoi. HI. Henry, late of Laurens Coun tv, deceased, October 22d, 1873. '. McGOWAN & BALL, PVt's Att'ys, IN~ PROBATE COURT, { LwzEss CoU,jr. 1 Oa hearing the petition in the above ease, it is.ordered that the 20th day of December next, be fixed for hearing Petition and final settlement of said Estate. Parties and Creditors interested will file their claims in this court on that day. C. LARK, .i. a. r.. c. Probate's Office, Oct. 22d, 1873-43--at. The State of South Carolina-County of Newberry. p. W,. & R. S. Chick, vs. Hamilton Blair, cord.-Executionl against Property: By virtue of an execution to me direeted in the above stated case, I will seli on Thursday, November 6th, 1873, in front of the Court House, Two (2) Ba of Cosn, leviedupon as property of Hamilton Blair, Terms Cash. J. J. CA RRINGTON,' Oct. 29, 43-2t. 8. N. C. State of South Caroina-Co:mty of New berry.-In the Court of Probate. Ex. parte, Margaret E. Cromier, as the Ad tninuistratrix of Estate of John F. Crome., de'd.-Petition to sell personal property of deceased. .In pursuance of an order to me directed in the above stated case, by the Hon. J. C. Leahy, Judge of Probate for the County of Newberry, I will sell on Wednesday, th 12th of November, at the residenc, of the late John F. Cromer, the following person. a!lrpet of the deccased, to-wit: One (1) are and Colt, Three (8) Cows and4 Calves, One (1) Wagon, One (1) Cariage, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Fam Implements, Corn, Fodller,~ &c. Term (~aab. J. J. OARBlXGTo~, S~. C~ Oct. 2~, 4&--3s.