The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, December 03, 1873, Image 4
DE IY FO]r TIE ET
('A OW'S UDDER.
ows frequently have so siiht
touch of the garget that their proprie
tors do not always observe the fact.-.
A !ei.hIbor's cow, during the past sea
S'n, was affected with the garaet. so
that her u.ilk was full of small and
hard lumps of milk. But they did
tot observe it until the difficulty w,s
poimted out to them. L. B. Arn(Ad
-Cretary of the American Dairvmeny
Associaton, says :-Garet maye
cured if takeu in season. To rednee
the swelling and lumps in the udder
if any exist, rub the swollen pari6
twice a day, till they disappear, with
a liniment made by mixinrg one-hal
ounce of oil of turpentine and one-half
Ounce of liquor of ammonia with a
half pint of linseed oil. This will rc
move them if anything will. The ap
pearance of blood in the strippings is
an Cvidunce of weakness in the lacteal
glands. They are too much debilita
ted to hold the lood they take up
long enough to elaborate it into milk.
when the milk alrea,ly formed is re
moved, and ceases to afford any resis
iance to the passage of the blood into
the tubes of the udder. The blood
which appears in the strippings has,
doubtless, a bright and fresh appear
ance. The lacteal ulands should be
streugtheued by increasing the gener
al vigor of the animal and by lessening
the labor of the glands by abating the
Alw of milk. To increase the strength
f the animal some kind of grain that
will not be heating should be given.
A gruel made of scalded oatmeal would
l. as effieacious as anything. To
di:inish the fow of milk leave a little
in the ba at each n:ilking till the
l S.:1d dis:Crears, but do not leave so
mueh ss to create any fever in the bag.
,:top miiking just before you suspect
the blood will begin to appear in the
L;ilk. When the milk ceases to be
c:lred by blood the milk mlav all e
drawn out as usual.
Anot.her remedy for the garget is a
pitee of poke root, so:aetinmes c:ld
-koke root.' as large a.s a man's fore
inyer, cut into sall pieces and mzin:
edi with a cow's feed twice a day.
A Woim T FAten':ns' Boxs.
\\e hope every farmter' s son will set
cut. at least, one cornamecnt::l tree on
ibe homestead. It will be one of the
iir-t thingrs he will look at wheu lhe
retura:s home at somte future tie.
We :hways search1 out the apple trees
tha:t we raised from the seed hat g
venerabe. ~looking~ trees, and derive a
pecdulizr pleasure as they help the memt
try to run Lack to the scenes and
1.lkasures of Layhood. To-rday we sa~
a beautihul maple timt we set out
iwnym er ::o. (o a::d get a
healthy 1:.O.king~ supr maple. with
as miany r. ots as possible. Cut the
p~ of Ku le. the sm:ll under.
1.an NL.E it out Lefure the bud~
bei to) swell in a rich s.il, and it
wih m.r1w and be an ora:elit to your
ei. A lmzost everyV boy is axo
thie ti a.e to con:e wheni he shal iy
* ' .ho:e a;.d see the worl! for
1, ;elf, b,ut after he L:as b,een bruised
..at t' .c '' fe years he~ tm mrlS n eves
wi-. d th la.q o his bL:yhood whevr
-;verv o. - t has. pce'a ar inuterestaan
i.ei ca e beautifuol tree thait uma
a hands lante d. it. will add n.uen
, hli' ph.aire. Parents are often
.v dge. '4 n' ke immel1( aluraetive tc
theih.-'s, bu ity c aant bue
- r .,- Weihpe that whet
de r Lv vou h~ .Ao, we shad se(
~...me trees pated by your ownhad
p>I, .' Fow Ls-Feed fowls
litle .nd often It is a very careles:
n.,.rod, o' feedi..g ibwls whiei~w c
detd. whtere the gr:u a
us.n dwnin ga reat heaps ont.
*r .un (1or i t is not only waste
tor-J,anid it i- 1m an n
r,''iLrespect contirary to their nab
-. r their naiture is to u'serateni.
* he old hen with a broad whet
I ust l':t out of thre coop.
Jird v.l. tirsfomU the spet, but as/0
v she has realized her freedom, dowi
.o her claws into the soil, and after
Sard, whenever you see her. she is a
it. Always feed, then, no more that
canl be e:,tenl at once, audtk 0
thiat this is seatuered amhonig someC lighi
iubbish, that they maly have the lux
nr o ertlmIf.r- i-. If feed n
1.uriedI in fresh earth, then they get
with their mo1uthfuls of grain, soruC
thir'u of use to their p;euliar diigest
VK OriUlns. G;rain, h:owev.r, im
. e ..!!'wed to :eC ini a(et.wmi
lit by, tainted svil tOO enecn tsu
ithe poultry yard .-'on!lry L.rld
T.o. rt.iN..-- .:ak three
taliiespoonifuls of tapico:t in water over
igt:pour ofl the water. put t:apioc
in one ciuant of boiling milk and boil
ten minutes: beat the yelks of four
eggs, a cup of sugar and three table.
spoonfuls of cocoanut ;stir in. boil five
nminutes longer, pour in pudding dish.
ihe:t the whites to a stiff froth, with
three tablespoonfuls of white sugar-;
put this over the top. and brown five
minutes.
PLANT YOUNG TREES.
Most persons want fruit trees
two or three years old under the1
impression that they will obtain
"ruit sooner than from young ones.
This is an erroneous idea. The
best age at which to plant an apple
or peach tree is one year from the
bud or graft. At this age the root
is two years old and the top one.
They are generally termed year
'ings. We decidedly prefer this
agc, even if they are not two
fe -t i.ih, to older trees six feet
in he.ght, or even higher. Wby ?
as s an inquirer. Because you
you take up the yearlings almost I
enwirely. Very tew of the roots
ar*e bri.k: or otherwise injured,
aul i*t p:mY,ted in the fall they grow
nearly as well as if they had riot
been removed at all. As the trees
get older the roots extend farther,
and the second year they are too
long to be taken up without mutila
ti,on. Fully half and almost all of
the small working roots are cut off,
and it .vill take two or three years
f.r the tree to recover. By this
time the yearling has caught up
and generally outgrown the older
tree.
In the Spring of 1SGS we trans
planted a lot of trees, mostly two
years old. We had eight small
yearlings, that did not average
over a foot and a half high. All
were planted with the same eare
and in the same manner. i'Y
grew off the first season and did
very well, the 'i:all ones gaining
p)erceptibly ou tle larger ones.
L ist fall they were all about the
samenc size. Now, the younger
ones are decidedly tie laer, and
in every respect are superior trees. S
We have noticed the same thing
repeatedly before. There is 1.o
advantage in planting even two
year Old trees. You have better
trees, and fruit fully as soon, by
pianting yearlings.-Partation.
DIPTHERIA.-The fol!owing ree
ipe for the cure ofdiptheria is from
a physician who says that of one
thousaUd cases in w hieh it has been
used not a single patient has been
lost. The treatnient consists in
thoroughly swabing the back of
mouth and throat with awash made
thus: Take salt, two drains; black
pp , golden seal, iitrate of pot
aTh, atlumr,one dram each. Mix and
pulverize, put into a teacup, which
half fill with boiling water, stir
wvell, anid thecn fill up with good
vinegar. Use every half hour,
one, two, or four hours as recovery
pro gresses. Theptienmay
swailowv a lit tle each time. A pply
one ounce ece of sweet oil, spirita
of turpenrtine. and aqua ammonia.
mixed, to thre whole surface of the
thrc*at and over~ the breast bone,
every four hors keeping flannnel
to the parts.
PRESERVING SGGS.-J' C. Hig- 4~
gins, Deliii Mils, Michigan, writes:
"In auswer to corresj o:dent in June
numiber about preserving eggs, I
would say that I think thre following
plan will keep them, and without gir
ing them any unnatur:d flavor :Dip
them in boiling hiet water, taking out
immuediatey,thou lay them: in fresh salt.
searate from each other,small end down
To my certain kinowledge, eggs that
were paicd after this plan last sumi
mer, were as fresh apparently when
used in April h.si, as when laid. I
know o:ne womrran whou sold four h.unr
dred d.oz.ei at one~t ha:e duriing the
wnter, when they were highi, that
were put down during the sununer
*in this way ;they were all gIod.
(PouHrndy Wiorld.
To P'RENREAt LETTnUCE.-Prepare a
iixture-a eup ef rieb niilk or thin
eremP one egg beaten light, a table
sp'.ufnul of mustarJ, a lump of butter
hlf size of an egg, salt to your taste.
Set on the fire uutil the ingredients y'
are thoroughly heated. Whein cold
add by degrees a cupful of strong vine
gar. This mixture poured over the
lettuce will mt1O-.. very appetiz ing~
additioui to a dinrrrc,
HE'S NEsTs.-HIen's nests should
be made by placing in the bottomr of
the nest-basket or box a cut turf arid a
shovelful of dry carth or ashes; on
tis~ place shod straw, first hollowingr
*out the earth in the 3hapa of at nest.
A more even temperature is obtained
for the eggs than in straw nests alone.
Such nesis are particularly adapted for
aly setting, when the weather is
cold.
Cooi A UTIoRITrY.-Class the dif
erent breeds of fewls thus : For hardd
iness- -Br ahiums, Hloud:rns,H amburn
Spaish, arid Leghrorns. For size
Brahma and Cochins. For size of
eggs-La Flechro, Hioudanrs, and Black
Spanish. N umber of eggs-lf amuburgs,
SnihLeghrorins, arid Polands. For
setting qualiies-Coahins, Bahm~s
NERtvois H s.4rAct;E.-Bat.he the
spine every night with vinegar aind
cayenne, having somre person rub it
briskly with the hand :also bathe tire
back of the neck. behind the ears. anrd
the temples with the same daring the (
atack, and take a few swollows of it
once in Uive or toen miinrutes. Hut pm..
lows around thre head are beneficial.
Perfect rest must be had.
Let nothing but what is good bo
spoken of tire dead.
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Lways ready for tie. Soh by taiJj gIa.on3t
One Gallo Covers Twenty Square Yards Two C'oats.
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MI.. C. P. 1-- ;t: Ti P. c:11w, to f e ''1'
lons v.u-h, 1 an thrh btckels, o. -LloI e::h. As pc:ce w As lack, b. Ti.
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I harmonti ofc:or color t inut a alindon!U . b I l; t wv. I Savcu .. 1. ' . t. U.
Sby tIe L-IA:atiO,llhii : is :n l j .t %%x I whh % I u e :Ill e. It sho i1 ne ,LII
lly ndopted in this titv. Ani c t lad van appiv it I ha%v ul vi d0 in
h~sto k as es:i:ci. ,but I~ cl so 1m,r.ibly ti., :reI :i.i a " .
fact of its I ' ,ay mix i:i", lil: gi-- .a,i i'e . er. i l .- i.n dc.'rabc to
,) toaey I&OWhait tu: %4:11thinlk (rIe f tiJ.- hnr
Very re-pALitfully an.I truly, - , - -
;an:d.:n:: I4 ro IhY2
)a. C. P. 1*o;,:*. - i: 1u:x: i :oois me iehlt
! li .-v la:.t lwa:ovi Puin fir x .: n' .l.a ai l
11 IIA have~e Vry n-11 to boll,-vo, inl dutram y Mor in. I.I av LO ti -:
inte the i rooi of (iot - ',,l2 n ii.t- "i i.i
d I Was so well plie - L ith i:, 1 deivi-rijitwild tI p::it t!w, 21I:S!nt oi, i ,1 mt
t happy to Fav it ;vs me pr t uilsfacilo1. I 1!n a
n be of anyv dVant I t:I V011. . o\r i:iw*t: 1;'It.
Iansioit !ii,e Hotel, N. W . C r. o;t am. -;. I Str - is, N.t1dna'e.
TO -ril.: Pr[ .-.I al'ord.- mlv 1: y) Sr t 1t 0 tha A L Fr! JUat1"'
ichl 1. . Kn ht lk . I : W e, N (% L , mb;1ard . "t -b 1.''i :IA I( -ttd1, ro
oVer :. :1 and all a.e forshon,itr , t,. 4 t :.i in(?iv IIIa n4 ca1 I
d 1tAh as wL n i h i t n. M t' o. I t .over other
(- I l Io y .tliUn its, bVinl iiXOd 10,] r *0: ls i . 1 foliult:,13a io suit pur
is n' its quic' ing p pi.e,, wUN- Ii ii,i:ch tim in the exCeution ot worl:
r : l a:lm I; :ic,)diluiij its very p : ':ile ten:eitv, '.iieh i*-.-.Ii-van ^ dura
iv% to thk, ue ie i.Mn it is eltd. A.:, S.neh ! o io. n ':'.i.y recolimniWid it to tie
:chan:ts andm. trade uI ' of o eity, believ*h,., it INill give them gre.: t 0er :t i'f o than
. can possibly aitilpate. W . }:. SINN,
Baltiiore, April .5, 1872. V-out -tieet Thetre.
'.m.,r:i:,Di.ecem!r 6l1.th I872.
Ma. C. P. swar-Di:An Siz: The pains we recivced fr"o' o'i'.Ve been applied
s e ra l o f o u r o v.mbiild i n g s ta d l tI o s e f *( I r : I 2 0 .g i v el c 11e,re sa t i
iou: iti coveri:.g i.1es, in uLo-:, amd in .b::1bdiy :i al . u! of ourface at e
I, and we checer'ill, recomnieA i, .sp.cia ly ', th.tt cit s o! cwm r i wno lavc to
pend upon ink..owl parties, or painters, to mix and furni-. m11ateri.d"Z, wherein we have
nd the most decepion.
Yours, trily, J- 'O' QTU1-TER & SON.
M. urt..Nsi L : .: Cot:UNv, Mt., ep ember 24th, 1872.
C. P. Ksim.r, E.> - A gent fru Iradley's Pate' Enami Pai:i,wA iania'. Sn
e paint u fbi I p:lased from you has givli 0ire610. salisfactiol, so m11n1ch so that all
i. ile l - fol l ily e.anle, ad ave tiri houe' paiiited. It is not on
J- U, and cheaplI.bt it !u:ks better aficr i! is pur. otn th.n any paint I ever saw. The
ir I have eroplo-ed is de;ighted with it. Ile says thzt e'can paiit twice fast,
I it hw saille timiv o a heiter pb, with the E: a hinl p ti h t1111 ::; otner paiit he A I
r used. I can therefore without hesitatio-n recomimend it to tih publie as ot.e of the flee
y best articles of pint ever introduced.
Yours, very truly, JA3YE.S HALL.
B:. Ali:, )I:n.Asn, March 4th 1;7:1.
Ma. C. P. KNIMr-DA:. Sin: I have been usinz, si::L- !st spr::, ii aley'. I'atent
al Paint, an:ar nhappy to syI that it gives etire s:ii.etion whierever I have seI
and to parieis to vhomi lhave fuirnished it for otheicr pain:ters to use. .Mr. .Johni J.
eet, who ives nea- Clirmonit uhlills, to whorm I fiurniishied ti hnBradley P.ant last fall, is
ichi ple..std with it, arid gives permiission :o use his na me in recommniendin gso good a
int S. II. Mlriae, p.rinter, agrnees wVith rme as to the dlurability of your miost exceh
t pa i. I htope plrties who have painting to do w ili!lok to their ativantnage an'.d appl.vi3
al.vi., P tenit Emniw,l P'ai:t. whi is the mnost diurible paitt no m1W i use. It hiolds 1its
ssao h'> hla n an,- other painit that I have ever uise..
Youlr, truly, E. C. GAl1lRETTSON, Ilouse and Sign Painter.
C. P. Kn-rlc, .se..-Ib:.t Sru:: I have Itself Bradley's Patent Enmamiel Paint on myv
elig i:a-t Sp, in::, and~i am miuchi pleased with it, antd it looks as well now as when fi:
i:.td ' ? - Idri i'. a goi'd. Paint. Yolurs, truly.,
C. P. KNTGHT, Sole Agent,
No. 93 WV. Lombard Street, Baltimnore.
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NEWBERRY, S. C.
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ricices in the Courts of the~ "te ha ndMisFNILAEL,ssta.
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obtine a thsYSbol a atanSFeal
Sem iartv in he .: . i'riili o tI'
Tuitio from !1. I0 c2250 -r ionn.
prici.
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Mar. 19. '73-11-tf. ___s .L U ,
0 Women. Both Marriedl andi
Singlie. I
APPly for relief before you becoine a een- yp ' : ( (l
ied invalid. t JU
[ ave been for years past attending strict- - --
th arred nd inge, nd te nmb d Ant y hlsfinhle run-r hsne;sl to he
ill pay speciiheyttentionnt ehose whoema
cST. LOUIS, MO
to icinc trecomend forc diseases oe, Esttit i .alised 1' Yearsl .
ih arc rie an single , da they numbiaer And t: ' nas Sfur i .' s mora in ess''. men t
e setines seto ireief,ost i igratme Ahan tenis M: issiila: matuuuoni.
f1py p cia athentilntl hoseI who'Ilil mfay~(1-.b'11)
p! ne ;thne choni help, and ay,if thul ToI Youngfii( Me Sekn1
to a h suf sicin fobr refpae, whic cat be''4. f,~Pe
en, bre noy soen wh tae ting eura-e21, prour ::o - o com
diene or ely ened. o uhiess pein of ouse or refugd ;entire ees
ic are ors han eles, theya palliate . Refe:e-e to St n fro i ens .us
N. . Iliactceforcas nlyan i anap Pr:nsa ..m.ini.aths and labg ad p
d metis se m ar.iv reie, bu-t. in urs i g d. tiii aln o e t Iti
t!!gy ostpo g the vil p til th disese e- iM- - i oii lAL-" T BlS -
mme MThcrifrm adIhe theyj~ ap cac h .ni.u fteBt
r t th Pysiianfo reief wichcanbeTBui 1011 'AIcE. Pres.
iena but atelyoo ras whenitaen In he so or1eoui Wa tn'd,2N hc it.
t orn eal stage JuOtlC1 r Siih 3t,Cah......
useAnooursek ondicinng,ol 2r1aBathse,st':-e-i- -
raio l :d ciniteprncpeslectroi pChbei dcl Bth s aiu.
C. D. practce fo eash nly anIprom t tersn nggingo ofhs and co vinr h-.
ANDxcrp iases o the, faiito t hi
yments. Mar. 12, 10-t.f.
'iii,taIt mi 1a's i t1ei beio- chI e the sam $2 if y tet BV!ir'tad
{. U .t .f~i t' to Il ridse tEkn Itnrequire a ou tw h o 'rs
in o aditi'aot~t my laetntiD. t pae the ah, n rod nIhei oncempre
d ClE1ICAi, ERF.\!RIE, ec., paet cank bor o uiieiptt theirJSLhiti. r r
Dr. S.F FANT tintai;fae, than at ga;.lig e. 1't'
A Pine and, ElgatAsemn otf. Si.e Jahsn l.........
D>
OOjq v - t
00
E EDP FL C' iiN, C111\G, wE.ATII
:er.- of MIu-din- miAe, over 100,000 fe(
I-Pieces, Door awl windlow Frames, made
-Ia tr '-4 of Wahmt w- ar %Mho31nn. cn hand
m . : :p ,t thi e- bisihmn t a s C1
1: T t toc of th! abovSot,South of
: r t.hcio to all who wat
e th.- onY p.actical Mechbal
in r be e-:y of Ciarleto
-asNorh Cwlin unFl-ondla, as. t
W4. P. RU!
th.- ri -s with ordi
1AI 1F I "ATF:S, h. icl.
I I-n- y.
4.
12
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,,QA4ViA EST i q
7ai!&&hrire,21wpdV aasq
?rdd,delvewk ifika e ek
S&ateand r!va FlrnDri
etjerr nd 4&T7je-p e
All Worhfarrnvd.
LOWEST PRICESI.
Send for.PriceLi.'
L M. HALL& CO,
},dnefad:wre: & D]eeera'
24., 6, 8, 7.2?Vzrzet Street.
23, 22...?'g
CHY AR LES TOP., 8. 0.
dce 1u e" ... : eel: t, t1 .\ : t of) ('on;.1:S:s.
& yavur 7. bv I. .. 1i.. C.'.. in the of
>dteir: in of (-in. n. :it Wj!hing-ton.
lie 25, 1 - -2 .
TWHE
AMERICAN BU fN 1L
O VER-SE AM!NC
BUY THE BEST !
2 DMIRIC' ill L:ast a life Time.
t is 2 Cuprior to all others for simplicity
!durabilitv.
t. ha:s beeQt prononneed by the best me
aies the best tinished, and mjade on ths
t plan, of any machine mtanufactnred.
! sew the linest and coarsest fabries, no
ter how much starch. Never drops
ces, runs light and almost noiseless.
all and examnine fo.r yourself.
old on the mIost reasotnable terms and
sfaction g,uaranteed.
ndtucemenCfts to clubs.
Lo WELACE & WHJEELERO.
WHEELER & WI LSO3N
EWJNG MACHfIXE
WiES ALL COMPETITION!
AS A PROOF
'.o lad w~ho ha one w~onld willingly part
hi it,
in-s to haive one.
he WV. & WV. ruins easily and woh hut
ndm phic'ia1n5 r'eeOmnfend them for Ia.
his Mietine :oh the. premium at the
ym one and you will not regret it.
kld by
L. H. MEDUS,
ment for Ne wherry, who cant be found
a a furn.-h to those who8 prefer thema,
we's,sige:s,jDnwstie and many
,"e- Agenc a' :t the Store of Mr-s. D.
1~ -ntjys.v nt.
I:nOw on Exhiii on, an:d re:.dv .for sale',
MRS D. MOWER,
GENEIt\L AGENT,
-'or Newbenrry anrd Laurens Coulnties.
have que i.. th 'NwWe SCewing! Ma
tsm use: int my f.unIily, and int addition
th: tisfa,ction i gives may wsife anid
"lter, I wi' ad myown oinina
CCee-d.mm.ie, thIJt for Pimc-rTIO of
*-t.KMnSt I in)bi'd, e. ISe of manimpula
,simlpheity of contruVtcticu anid read:
s of ad,itIIme n itS is ~ my . ?!-:.i b y
other'sewinag madchiI1 in ItIe m.tI :et.
JESEl. L('Ei).
lh. :ie . Eijt or of "Se.ientitie Amlericanl."
ag. ?,: --tf.
18 78.
odev's Lad v's Bo, and a beautiful
oml1, for Trhree ~'1.rs a 'ear.
het Ahie at i:-' -t. .Jo:;:; and.O two,
Ghel-nafl; for "'.).'lhars a Jecar.
300QK STORE.
TO RENT,
.feiable >fc i E lioM on Main Street,
-ply at on1ce to
- -~ N
-- so!
\ C F o
a ll
di
an
lox - sI:
S tic
MSHAYN -
01
E'R BOARDS, &C. Over 10 diterent pat-,
ton hand, fvr sale at New Yo:k prices. ,
to order at sh,rr noti'e. SIair lhail, New- li
and made to order. (ool an.! :4ubiStantial u
i be madei the I 'i:-. Sa:ws. We have Br
P11
the citV of l.tiinore. nN of W ich w,2 gaar
it good a1 su1bs.tantl wok.
;C S:h, 11!ind ai D-or 3ikers. by Tride,
1, 1u I (an refer to uenien all1 over this
D the charaeter of their work for the past v
%_S E LL & CO., Charleston, S.c.
we box% up cur work. and cur own nsump- fo
n:L!%' : :. Cur I .dI are - d, i ped over va
-at aiL' ) t the purebAr of or work.
W. P. aLss:u. & Co.
all
;rug-.v LVfiley .11-ficles.G
1. S. F. lANT,
di
E,_ I . I yC.ll ,C
MM.ER C. II., S. C. p
All th.- mo': approved PAT EST I MEDI -
1i:F::diu ES, SIAPS and TUILET
A ETIC.1., ot h d e :i C t*.
3 ! E D i I N . 1L I I l ' ZRS , o f p u r e s t q u a i -
. p ;.ond e Carefully, at
a!! t,o.rs, d.:y :d :n:Jt.
.\ r. 12, - -
DR. H BAER,
WHlOLES.\LE AND .T AIL
D RUG G IS T,
NO. 131 M;ETING~ STIEET,
CTARL ESTON. S. C.
ORGANS!
Thebest.ORGA NS of the Reed
class IN THE WORLD.
Thoe Best for ChurYches and Loiges.
The~ Best for Sunday Schools.
The Best for Parlors and Vestries.
Th-. Best for Academies and Colleges.
The Best for ?ubha !iaiiE,
Thie Be.t for Orchestra'and Stage.
These in.strumients, which for sweetness of
tone and elegance of appointment stand unri-:
valled, have met with unprcedented saocess
ini this country and abroad.
MINUFACTURED BY
E, Pt NEEll11Mi & SON,
ESTABLISIlED) IN 1846.
Nos. 143, 115, & 147 East 23d St.,
NEW YORK.
i!Cejpontible paties' :ipp:yinlg for agencies
int Aecttin sti!l uuppied, will receiveC
primpt ai:!0etioni and liberal indlucemients.
P:u-:les res'iius cat a distance from our a u
thtarized :ageni:i, may order fro:n our fa1ctory.
Send for illustrated yk- isOJt.
BROTHER J0NAYH A
A LARGE FAMILY PAPBI
Is Publish~ed Weekly at $1.25 a Yea...
it i:as been eIari;ed to 32 longco
and t now th:e checapest pae ofth
ini the woth!d. Ti:. lDou.. us int grenb -
gven to one out of each lifty new u.
bers. Spehn ide sent Mli free.
Ouir Book tCatalogue sentt frece.
Send cash erders to
Brother Jonathani Publishing Co.,
Ot . 48~~ii IBehman St., New Yor.
THE WARREN
Improved Hoe.
The LA\TE ST an d BEST
iEver mianufactured.
Capital for garde-ns also.
To forma :mdei of itsi great adaiptabst':y and
wondekrf.l meris, come' andI examtine. An
jan S 1 MAYLS & MA RTIN.
PRICES NOT REDUCED .1
The Proprietor of the Wheeler H1ous~
9" U.W iy inrJtrm the travein ub
hea Ul, in Orde'r to mtainttain the retaot
of hI.s HlOuse as a first class IIote.l, heatwi]
coumue Is pr:'es as hecretofo)re, antd gcr
ateeos to give that SatisfactUin hich
secured to the Ifouse the restajo.1 tf
ha. 4. 11. VOI0cK,
~. i, *--ti, P'roprietor. n
.tnteresting to All.
My' ternm of oflice harvintg expired, I re.
Sp.et:tiiy ntoify all pet sons who had liens,
deeds or mnortgagesa recojrded during miy
orat of oihee to ct4tO iossrs. & Jones
Jones, no will deliver the same.
Nor 2e 4S_,r T S., M. .__E al
atiomery and Binidn-h.
EW STITIONERY HOUSB
E. R. STOKES
1AS just opened in the new and hand
ne buildin , tiiiately- opposite the
ce:ix office, on Main street. a complet
ck of
STATIONERY,
mprising Letter, Cap and Note Paper, of
sizes, qtalities and of every descriptiou;
it Pup>el of Cap, Deiy, Double-Cap, Me
im, Royal, Super-Roya, and Imperial
;es, which wilbe so!d in any quantity, or
Inufactured iU:o Blank Dook, of any bie,
d ru!ed to any pat-ern, and bound in any
Ic, at Abort notice.
ENVIELOPES
endless variety-all sizes, color. and quali
BLANK BOOKS
every variery, Memorandum and Pass
oks, Pocket Books, Invoice and Letter
>ks, lReceipl Bo0oks, Note Books.
aCHIrECTS and DAUGHTSMEN will
d a complete stock o.' materials for their
Diswing Paper, in sbeets and rolls,
istol Boards, Postal Paper and Boards, Oil
per, Pencils, Water Colors, in cakes and
,cs, Brushes, Czayons, Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
every description; a great variety of con
11ent and useful articles iur both Teachers
I PUpils.
ALSO,
?hoogruh AlLums, Writing Dek:, Port
;(IS, Ca.1S, with b1xes, and a countlesS
cie:y of
FANCY ARTICLES.
\l, :1 most elegant ztock of Gold Pens
i llteil Ca-es, superbly-mnoutnte-1 Lubber
modl.
INKS.
B lack, BIne, Violet and Carmine. Indelible
d Copying; Mucilage: Chess and Unck
11)on Mcn: .d Board: Viitinguand Wed
ig Cards, and everythingv uually kept in A
irst WIass Stationery House,
hieh the subcriber intends this ,shall be.
ie will still conduct his BINDERY and
L[ANK BPOK MANUFACrOuY and PA.
R-RCLING ESTABLISHMEN'r, which
L been in successful operation for over
iry yyears in this State, and to which he
ill continue to devote his own personal at
ntion. His stock will be kept up full and
nip!ete, and his prices will be found always
asonable, and he topes to bare a share of
ttonage-.
E. R. STOKES, Main Street,
Nov. 15, 4-tf Opposite Phcenix Office.
Insurance.
JOTTO STATES
LIFE
ENSURANCE
COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
U.ACON, GA.
Luthorized Capital.... ........2,000,000
;uaranteed Gtpital............ 500,000
)epotited with State Comptrollers
for Security of Policy Holders. .$laA,
V. P. JoxsTos...............President
V. S. HIo:r.................Vice-Presidens
Th. S. OI:w.... ... .. . ... ...Secretary
I. W. ,t:rx...... .......Generr.l Agent
t. Mzc :n G uc:a, M1. D.....Medical Ez'r
V. .1. Macu............Supt of Agencies
.F. McCX.v...................Actuary
NEWBnnIY C. H., S. C.,
December 19. 1872.
At a meeting of Policy Holders, at
Newberry C. H.. a Board of Advisory
Vru.tees~of the COTTON STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
was organized. and the following offi
eers el.eted :
l'uomlas S. Moon,tM.x. - President
WIM. L.x tain. - Vice-President
U. L. Seul3xiERtT, -- Secretary
The Company is in the finest possi
ble condition-hatving $175 to $100
,f liabilities.
A Dividend has been declarea on
dll Policies issued prior to January
1.t, 1S70.
M. W. ABNEY,
General Agent
Feb. 21, S-tf.
S~pect
Moi
t, S. C.
our (;ity
utag
em
e nerd
Cont..
gree, to 'OUtin~ IIa most astonishing de-.
LIFE,
By "OR AND IIEALTE,
ofEd of' the soft and ilowing etresin
quic -Gmy, givjin brightneiss to teEe
-s o the Ear, and energy to the
Le"re se.t wth lenses of theiael
i.rta.r, o sui.t all sights, and ib
sest.- for to . not n edi: Spectacles to
I.. i wnh, but deirg th e benefits toha
-m. fn rom weairing the Batteries; sadi
are. to use haid in dti vicini:5 only Og
.JOHN F'. SPECK,
liatchmnaker and JeweI0,r
Dealer in Wachs Clocks, Jewelry
Silver and Plated Ware,
NEWBERRY, S. C,
None are Genne uness each pair at~i
T. Mus~E ErOaLV2I
Apr.atented June 2d, 1SGS.
JAMES PACKE
AND
DECOR ATIVE P AINTER,
Aj PR HANGING and KALSOMININg
Hain 'g provided himself with all the s
est improved ladders and other tools d
uplemnentsa of his trade,ino pe and t
erformi all work in h -is ino bprieare ith
eatness, durability asnd di sp nestch t
COUITRY 3OBS WILL RE AEm p
Bthe arragements which he has com-.
rnches of his trd atethe LOWETP .
Terms Cash on the completion of work.
H.f yo ant me and don't s.ee me, inquire
Apr, 16, 15-sf.~ Ti and Stove Store.
Apr. 18, I~-~f~
-p