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~ SpeciT and Loca. 3 N 08IUT CA 0LINAA * NCor EB , 'N Uo .25.h, 1873. The Newberry "HRaaL' i, herl>v d"ri. Dated nad>tha Art approved FAbru'ary.22.1. i 1870. endMl' tn et jo regulate the publi e.4ion of all Legal Not ce atnd Official Ad. vertisements," as the ne % spaper f*w the pub- V liemtlon of-A Legal Notices and Offi,ial Ad- i vertiemts for tie County of Newberry, and Utie former order or the Unr.l, desigrna- e ting the *'Progre4sive Age" as the offici.JI newspaper, is hereby revoked. By order of the Board. H. E. HAYNE, Secretary of State and Secretary of the Board. STATEOF SOU rH CAROLINA, OFnibESECRETART OF STATE V I, 11. E. ITAYNE, Secretary of State, do hereby certify that the foregoing i. a true and correct copy of the original, now on file n in this offee. H. E. HAYNE. Secretary of State. - - hi It will be seen by the above notice that the tj Newberry HRIALD ha; been des'ignated as the offeial Newepper for the publication of I all L-gal Noice- and Adve-tisemente, taking date from the 25th of November ultimo, and all pariles will be governed accordingly. & Dec. 3,183--t. Cash in Advance. From and after this da:e our terms for Ad- S vertisiug. Job Work and Subscriptions will d be strictlycash in advance. C Sub-eriptions as they expire will not be o continued naleis renewed with the cash. Past de subscribers are called on to settle before 1it of Janna.:-after that .:me they may have costs-to pay. Tus X MR.-Every subscriber to the it HERA.D who is indebt.i to us. will fnd the ic inevitable red X mark on the margin of his paper h& week-perhaps the next also-aad by- that time we tra< that every one will T bare paid p Remember the subscriptiont d prie wredaced .o a2 * in advance, and that S3It the pa:ce .when notso paid. As fil many will Bud it costs more to delay h: than to pay at the beginning, it will be a well to comply at once with our request. All thos indebted who do not pay up be tween this and January, will be stricken from onr mail books, and their accounts placed in P suit for collection. We are in earnest, read- ts ers, we cannot live on air, and p:efer to save ki the white paper thaa to print it and send it fr to those.iho will not pay. Look for the X mark. 48-3t. All bingle or transient busiuc,s n6tices in sc the loal department are inserted at the rate d1i ofifeoi; cents- per lino-liiteral eoutracts 1 wideorithee, ifx or twelve months. tf. P. L INDLX TO NEW ADTZETISEX T. Thomas D&fet.- e 6#ademy. Co. ConuLitice. - A : R. C. Shiver & Co.-Saltsman Wantd. Benj. G. He_'ot-Widows' and Orphans' S~es~'.01 0D.;X*wp-king's Mountain Acads J. E Webb & Co.-Fertilizers. i J. F. Speek--Christmas Confectioneries. J. R. Campbell-Jalapa Store J. W. Reagin-Executor's4 Sale. el J. J. Carringtou-Sheriff's Sale. L. R. Marshall-Christmas Fixings. A. N. Wicker-Ch::stmas Supplies. J. T. .Peterson-Floyd land to rent. R: *eFall & Pool-Gal*ry to rent. j6bn F."Speck-Speciasl notices. Lovelace & Wheeler-Dress Goods, C!oth ing, &C. l Xzw FiRx.-Auction and Commission House, Wm. C. Chase & Co. 48 fo The Odd Fellows'Ball, by Palmetto1 Lodge, No. 5, Coltubia, expected to haetaken placse on the 8th, has been indefinitely postponed, on account of failure to sell a sufficient quantity of ti tickets. On and after this date, all Dress F Goods will be sold at and below cost, at .McFA LL & POOiUS. Dec. 3, 48-tf. l A NICE CHEISTMAs PRESENT.-Any one who desires to make a friend a good, and at the same time, a cheap N present for Christmas could select no a] better, as it sxems to us, than a year's e subscription for tile HTEnAL.D.l a RUN oFF.-The down passenger train C did not reach Newberry tillS8 o'clock on Monday night-the engine running off b near Chappell's depot. The up-freight st train wa also delayed by a run off. No one hurt. t We will :-eceive ANYTHINo to be sold at Anction or Private Sale at ANY TIME. 48 -WM. C. CIASE & CO.T WANTED.-The country people will enotice_that_since Christma:s GOOdSsupfy of butter, wr ~ -rkess is wanted denn_ cheap. ai 45. CGUANs., ti Town Counit invited t<. fia orderly condnet;' N. Robs. S. --agent forl The Wheeler 'ehuano. It Agency, of which M3rove its gr< the efficient chief fEnts, and been removed to the son offer ission Room of Mes * -~~ Sever:d machir ee sod to suit th?-, . otton lI achimes mathe strei pu~osiness Fes -r of the t aise & (dd, wsy p AEREST OF HOTutir- ~-AtCu- n tus Logan was cowa.j,.' to jail in this d: place. on the 3rd ins&,Tidrse stealing. "I it is said that Logan, a e 23rd of mn last month, stole a horse from. irs. S. tit C. Hughey. in this County, and2 was pursued to Augusta,-Ga., where he was overtaken and arrested, and the horse th recovered. Hie was then brought here t! for trial. Remeebpr-hse's Auctions. 4~3 ml TMPRdVEMExr.-The Dental rooms te of Messrs. Thompson & Jones, have just been overhauled under the super- thi vision of Mr. James Packer, and pre- sui sent a tasty, handsome, and attractive tha appearane. We are not informed that tN the recent imiprovements . render the . .nnllE-GE 9fa ebellious jaw-tolh any chi less painful, but.there is some consola- hat tion inkhaingan nmpleasant job done in a niceAplade.w PotATOEs.--50 Bushels fresh Irish Pota Nm. -$48 FLYNG TRAPEZE.-Notwithsanding~ the inclemency of the weather, the 'go --:'Ftying Trapeze" was on exhibition in1 e reari f'the Court House last Saturday, Bi a ttracting considerable attention, and pai abstracting a considerable quantity of (if 3 nickels and ten cent pieces from the lit- a1 tlelboys. We understood that Mr. W. to was to walk the rope surrounding. the to "Fe!hg-Horses," and that Mr. B. was T to cut a double somerset backwards in b the ring, aud went down to see it, but thi that part of the performance did not come off. m bu o r, SPECK's is the iggetoS CIIIILSTMAS PRESEX-rs. 49tf of The Wheeler & Wilson Machi! Lgenev, of which 'Mr. L. 11. Redus e efficient chief for Newberrv, h een removed to the Auction and Con lission Room of Mes-sr:. Wil. C. ChaI :Co. Sever:d m:whIines oni hand. whic ill be sold to suit the panicky time: 'ie best Tuacines made are the Whee r & Wilson. 48-5t. .WCATIoNA.-WVe take pleasure i :ating that Lt. -Jno. S. Reynolds. of t1 ig's Mountain Military School, wi isit Newlerry on the 22d inst. L eynolds is frvelling in the interest iv above named institution, and wi :ke his l:ulquarters at this offie% rid where he will be happy to me( is friends. and all parties intei ested i wV etcation of their sons. Ile will i aini but a few days. Coax. -500 Bashels Corn, for sale at Cha. Co.'s. 41 NEIN ATTENTI(N.;tMany of th de-walks in town are in a bad con tion and need the attention of tih ounci!l; particularly, the left side-wal Main Street going towards the Depol tween Mrs. Mower's Store and th otel. Now, the Town Council, having Cas hand, and having Fair acting in a] dealings will, we h:ve no doubt ok after this matter. -Attention is called to the card of Mr hos. Dueket, who proposes to opei ie Greenwood Male Academy, on th -st Monday in January, ~ Mr. Ducke is had long experience in teaching id enjoys a deserved reputation. In another place will be found ai inouncement by Col. A. Coward incipal of the King's Mountain Mili ry SEhooL The school is too wel iovu to need any recommencdatiui Om us. CAs SYSTEM.-We are pleased t e that imany of our business men hav termined to adopt a cash system. ad this been done long ago, th nic would have been powerless. et it be universally carried out id all classes will be ga%iners. W ill follow the lead of those who hayi ready taken the initiative. If an; le wants this paper hereafter. the; ust pay for it-and we say the saml regard to advertising and job work tv as Vou go is the best rule in th WHISNET.-Fine old Kentucky Corn ani re Whiskey, for sale at Chase & Co '. 4 SURGICAT. OPERATION.-On Satnrda; st, Dr. Darby, of Columbia, assistel the physicians of this place, pei rmed a most difficult, yet successful eration in the removal of a cancerou omb from a colored wvonman. Tb iner had been the growth of severs ~ars, and consequently wvas of larg e,and the time consumed in the opern n -oceapied over two hours. Ther ere present on the oeecasion, beside r. arby, Drs. McIntosh, Garmany ntPope; Walbree and Abney, of th ani and Drs. Carlisle and Renwiel :m thre country. Tihe patit, w arn, is doing wvell. MmEsR. KINGSTAND & HEATH. ow thait the Christmas holidays ar proaching and many beautifal pres its will be given, as well as supplie id in for the following year, we can t but call attention to the exceller ina and Crockery Establishment c essrs. Kingrsland & Ueath, in Column a, under the Columbia IIotel. Pei as desiring anything in that line, fa ;e or ornament, will find it advat geous to purchase from them. 48-21 A Owa Hons.-Messrs. Chase & Co etioneers, sold an old horse last Mon iy for one dollar and twenty-five cents be commissions amounted to one do] r, so the horse paid his owner twenty re cents- Poor old horse, let him dic (Progressive Age. This reminds us of an incident thr icurred in this place some years agc man gave alot of Daguerrean trinket id twenty dollars for a horse, an. en bought a bridle for one dollar an iy cents; kept the animal until nes de-day, and sold the horse, bridle an I for one dollar and seventy-five cents rhaps it was the same old horse, onl rrifle older. 4OE AB'OUT THE PAxrc.-Mone so scarce in Greenville that th eat Eastern" couldn't manage t more than $11,000, a mere pittane one day's work these hard times id at Spartaniburg it was with th eatest difliculty in the world that the ok m more than $9,000; and at ti ace they only received a sum abou. ual to the latter; and so it is all ove e country, the circus can't get mue: re than from $5,000 to $8,000 pe' .v. It's a wonder the machine don >ust up." We surmise it cant las elh longer if these hard paniek; nes continue. BAK A'TION SP.ANKEn.-What ha come of the "KBack Action Spanker, it ingenious contrivance of a Conniec ut Yankee? We-haven't heard of Ice 1855. It is said that this instra cnt watches over a child lk >ther, when attached to it. Whl aby cries or becomes naughty, 5 inks. When it is about to swallow: mble, or nie'kel, or pin, or som" un table food, the "Back Acter" is oh alert, and acts on the hack. Whei child "goes for" the sugar dish 0 a pot, the "Spanker" "goes for" th< ild, &.- All this is accomplished b; rk action. What a blessing such an instrumen >uld be in this community, MONEY IN GREAT QUANTITY-Or ra x as greenbacks, inasmuch as yoi i pa your taxes wvith it. Thes Ils, however, have not reached thi et of the country, but the reputatioi the Indian Girl" has, and now iti mnown fact among smokers here, tha: get fine Cigars at low rates vou hay send orders to this Maid in Columbi: i Cigars sold byv her at $5.00 pe >x, are an enigma to Ciga:r dealers, r e cannot understand howv such a C tr can be sold act that price ; the 5:am ay be said of those at $2.50, 3.( d $4.00) per box. Messrs. Perry -- wil guarantee all go ods boug] eMASONIC LNTElRTAINMFNT,--Un Mol s day eveling. the 22d inst , at . o'cloc Ls a fasonic Eitertaimne1Int will be giv - at the Newberry Hotel, iimmiediate] e after the install:tio)In of oilers. Tiel h ets c.n be proriediir of M. Foot, V. Tarrant. 0. L. Sc-humpert. J. 1). Irvin I- and 11. Claremont Moses. A quarrel took p!aLe near this ollic Ist saturday, which, happily, was pn e vented from ending in anything mnol: serious by the presence of the Intel dant, who blew three oiminous notes o his whistle. The parties rode off mue to the relief of the Senior, who pruden ly and brarely occupied the highest pc sition around. The Junior's being ver near to the quarretlists, was a source iiuc:h uneasiness to the .enior, wh Cried out to himl, -Coie away fror e there," in tones beseeching and plait tive. The Junior is eminently correct i the above, we did say come away fro - there. We felt that h. was too fall promise to lose him accidentally. Th sonl says when Von get a good thin; save it. We would save him from d:ii (fer, even should lie fall Iv the wrat to Come. Wn. C. Cha-e & Co., buy Cutton. 4 RFV. MANNING BiowN.-The aboV ined gentleman, pastor of the Metli odist Church, delivered his closing sei mon for the Conference year, on Sur day, the 29th ult., to an attentive an t afl'eeted congregation. Ifis text w:i taken from these words, "Finall% brethren, farewell. Be perfect, be good comfort, be of one mind, live i lace; and the God of love and peac sl:hl be with you." The discourse wa delivered in even more than his usu strong, earnest and impressive mannei and was listened to with marked atter tion. > Mr. Brown lef. last Thursday to al 3 tend Conference. During his labors i - this place he has gained many friend and accomplished much good. Ii - services have been of ai most satisfact< rv character, and he leaves Newberr with the sympathy and well wishes I all. We hope that the Conference wi send him back to us. but wherever b may go we wish him success. ABoUT THE TOWN AND COUNTY. The weather programme for the pw week is the worst job the clerk of ths department could have been guilty o He ought to be ashamed of himself. Cut np-the couttry roads. Cut down-people who have bee r expecting money. One boarder at the jail-a horse thie Christmas is coming-and the pol ping and fizzing of fire. crackers mia I be expected. 5 Prepare to make.your children h:al 3 py at Christmas-by saving money t bu)iy presents. Sevdral of our merchants have show great consideration in ]aying in good - for the above mentioned purpose. SSubscribe for the Newberry HER AL: S Those indebted are requested to pa , up. C.s:s will be added to old account Safter the first of January. Trade has been rather flat for sonm days, but better times asrceemig,bo Christmas. -The Rev. Robert Neum:mn, onla Sunday, preached in the Luther:i Church in the German languarge. - Attention is called to the advertise S menit of J. E. Webb & Co.. whie - notifies farmers that they have 100 tot t oif approved fertilizers. Noir is th time to lay it in. Dont wait until th: ' tock i5exhausted, and then bewail th wvho puts off is alwvays in difficulty. r P:a-ties who have promised to b)rin in wood to renew their subscription: nr dvised to come in forthwith.W can't "wait for the wagon" till summem time. D lickens' old Curiosity Shop fades in .to thin ait when comphared with that< - L. RI. Marshall. In this latter are to b - foundi Christmas doings and fixing .without number., andl at panic price: The panic has proved a blessing. t Young men who arc sweet on love. maidens. miaidens who smile on beaum ':are invitedl to exanmine D)r. Fant's em s gnqisite assortment of articles suitabl for Christmas and New Year's present: I usbands and wives will also find thei t just the very articles which each woul like to present to the other. Mr. Robt. Pugh, of Edgefield, son-ir law of Rev. Mark Boyd, takes the phl for the largest sweet potato brought1 the HERIA LD office this season. It huge, and would serve, fried, for a hr tel, SDo you want candy, toys and fane > articles? Of course you do; what mal e omm or child, does not and will n< .between now and New Yers Wel no to Mr. A. M. Wicker's-lhe has G ilderness of nice and pretty things. A sweet voung lady says sIhe is n< exctly engaged, but she s'oon a clou t above the horizon about the size of r man's hand. At Speck's Confectionery can 1 found a dlelighitful and elegamnt assor ment of Iholiday nie-nacs, selected e t peialy for the~coming season. It dol t oeC go~od just to 1(ook at the good thin; he has so liberally provided. IIAvei your job priinting done at ti IE .Doflice, where everything is el Seented neatly, quickly and cheaply. Mr. J1. B. Campbell makes an inte . estinig notie to the good people aromt and about Jalapa. IIe ha:s a vario' tstock of goods in store, embracingn - most everything needed in these time iGive him a call. 1Smith'~s wife walked almost up to tI t railroad train the other day, and .Smit says if she had gone one step farther h children would have had a step-mothe We cannot forbear compli mentir Messrs. J. E. Webb & Co., on the beautiful wagon and elegant spany e ponies. We believe the wagon is n. tended to express goods fr'om their e: tensive establishment to all parts of' 1: ' ity of Newberry, The popular business with young]1 dies-Husbandry. A first class Dry Goods' Salesmai can proonre a situation at the store< -R. C. Shiver & Co. An active, r'eliah man is wanted, and nonel4 other net The Grand Reception at th'is officec last Monday week proved a fizzle. TI devil himself was disgustedl. Two met and one boy attended. The man wlh promisedl to conme or die. .must ha' died-for lie did not make his appe ane. t _a -- SCommereual.. , EwBERR.Y, S. C., December 9.-CotN market closed with an easy feeling, ati pric 'raninlg fromt 8 to 13k. Number of b: shipped during the week, 1,0o . NEw~ YonE, Decemnhcr 8 -Cotton QUit sales 4'2 bales-uphands 151; Orleans 1i e Gold closed at 93. UiAi LE~sToN, Djecemuber 8.--Cot ton ealsii wih fair diemand-middling 1 I!a14j. BALTIMORE, December 8.-Cotton di tand lower-middling 15 tAEGUSTA, December 8.-Cotton quiet middlin<r 140. Newberry Business 1irectoily. S Card- of Reference iserie.l uier appro priato headings in this Columnit. Profession v al men, Merchants. Mechaniet a:ln Tradis generally, %hotld have a place in thi- Di rectory. Terms mo44erate. Dry Goods, Shoes, &c. IJ\'ER. Ilk.. & Ci.-WholeSalt. aI 1 Re tail 1.-%- G;-ook d:t'er:.. L:Lrge aS$rt limt or.h , si 1 w lws1.-t 111ke6. 13 S CFA L & PO1ML.-W.i%l-.;:te and retail m nters i4 w.-ign alI.1 <hnnevtic Dry 11ICK, P. WV. & It. s.Daesin Dry - oods vinbrcini cl Vr v% in; in that line. Fhlintatio: sipldies. 4 Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Hats, Shoes. Cottoa Buyers, &c. IovEL.\CE& WilEEl.E:l:.--DeaLlers in DryT lts. Genvrai btock of anl kin-Is of iier eindize-. 4:; ' .OT M.-.-l1:Iler in Grn-r.d 3lcereban Sdiz. Dry Goilds. Falley G)o,!.. 'r eries, Doot-, and Shots. . ASl IJ. D.-Dry Goods, Not ionm, cloth. in. 11ots. Shoes. Mats. :wit terhin.m dizv generaLly. 43 >OK. TllU.--Dr Goods. Nt iiss, Clot h ing. .hipe-s. 1Lt , :-l g niivr.Il :ts.I ort *1ent of Grocrie.44 I., IL.SON. .1. M1. & 4 O.-Illealer, inl Dry V/ Goo.'k. Gori..clothinl.. Vioo:s, Shoes, H:ts. Crocker. and giieral 1me: - 11:u1dize. v; L ileON. T. F'.--Wh'al I and rtail b ~dvale-r i:i Genur:i 31erchIndize-Dry Goods, Groceries, Crovck-ry, Phl'ntat ion -Supl ATHAN. A. A.-Dry Goo4s. ('tii'n". 8 Crockery. .o4ts :4' Shoes, and Fancy Uods. G;oott,, Of :11 kiwis. 43 Books and Stationery. 11.1PMAN, JOHN A.-Looks and Station - -erY. A specialty iiadu ill I4chool ooks. 4: Stovas and Tin Ware. slGlTW.T.--l;4Ja:Vr hn Cookking; a-L4 ll.tn siore.u ll stlsand prvices. ,i.-g arsortitmenttilf'Tini Ware. 43 Furnitare-Carpentry. E.A\EL L. R:. Y.-Keeps Onl hanld a Splen e L (I id.assort ilelit of tl I kill Is t I Furnkitu tre. v-iettires Franmed. Matttasei madc. 413 .UARIMS, WV. If.-Cabinet Warcroomn Fr nittir ma:d: ail re-paircl. Carpeiter 1- in ioe With despathl. 43 Restaurants-Hotols. MA A M.l.I LL . .-Meals served at all Sliours. Frh Fishli and Oysters in .wcasmn. Dealer in Groceries, Confection n 411e.&c 4: Photography. SSE.AN IV. W. lI.--tesident Arti:t. All 'ye Itl- l'ictures taken. O1d Pictures copied anld relewed. 4, ifI ~ Pr_ ofessional. Al.POP'E & PO'E.-.itttrneyvs-Prac' tive ill all the Courts of Elhis .Ltate a11 e ml1 the Uniled SLatt-s :otirt. 4. 0RLOUI1AN & SCIUMPELT.-Altorne-ys M at Law. Practice in all tile Courts of tile State. and i1 the United 4tates Court. 43 t AEGErt, C. G.-Atto rney at Law andlil Rteg ister il Mankr1Uj4tcy for: I Cong'ression L - District. Practices in all the Courts of . the State. 4:1 J NE',I ItA B.-Attorney at Law, Offlee on Main Street, over Mrs. 1). Mower's .,tore. 47 Xonument.-Marble. . EAVELL, J. R.-MonultiCts Inade to or. der, and all kinIs of tuarlc and granite work neatly exectited. 43 PEElS. L. M.-Dealer in Foreign and S Domlestie Marbie. Mononienits mlade to order inl best btyl% . 4 Public Hall. nEMP4EItANCE IIA L.L.-Will be rented to ncsuday. Friday and Satulrday' nighlts Of each week. 43 Manufactories. %IEul;. .JONES & P'ARIli.-Mnutfattu rers of larnIess andt Satddlery of all 5 knadal. Steatn T:wmery and Grist .\t111. 4:; 1AEE, T. M. & L.AS.\TLE...B.-Mainufac C ~turers1 and1 1:epirers of .Iiuggies nud11 \ arons.~ Wheelwriaht work of all kinds l*prom1ptly3 exectetd. - - - HAP\IAN.JOUN A.-ManufIacturer of - Cotton Ginis, of ap)prov4ed1 style, and nl warran'tedCl. 43 Commission Merchants. It AE.WM C. & CO.-Auction and Cotn msinMerchants. Sales twice at S week. 4 eCCAUGHRIN. A. . J. & CO.--Commrission 57131cr chanlts and41 dealers in Fe'rtilize.rs. e agenlis ;'or Gower, Cos and( 3larkley's li gites. Wa':gtons, &..- 4:1 Cotton Buyer..- 3rocers. ~ COTT, G. T.-Co1tton lBroker. buys Cotton to rder. Sat isf'actory adlvancesL made114 on Co(t1on consignedl to be.st houses0 in4 (1-har ele".ton. lialtitniore. Newi York and1( Boston.-3 .\ L. Y'. E--l-;,der inl G'roperies :a114 L PlanlLL tat4 ion11 a plies, Catsh advanL4ced1 on - Cotton.4: M AY'Es & M \RPT1N.--Dealeris it Groce S're,Plan:IIloll supjplies. Hard'Lware,C '1114d Cotton P.1yersl'. 4:1 . EAVWELL & SPEAR.\AN.-Grocers and14 P rov.ision) Deale4rS, Planltation lple and 1b1uyers of Cot ton. .4:; :, UASE, WM. C.-G;ro'ery' and Provision ere*t4hants. .\lollohon Row'. . e Groceries, Canned Goods, &c. ICKEIt. A. M.-l)ealer' inl Groceries, Can-. ned GlIoods. Per1fmery, andit Toys of all OVE~I LCE. A. D).-Gr'ocerles. Cannled Goods~11. Conlfectiolnei.cs, TobaIcco anid 0OW. ElS. A. NI. & CO. -G ro(ery and( Prio Tobacco, &c. . 43 SI LSON. J1. C.-D)ealer ill Groceries of all kid,CandGoods, Bagging, Ties. EBli, JT. E. &. Co.-Wholesale and itetail '!Dealers in Groceries, Planltation Goods. 1Guanfos, &c. 43 aConfectioneries, Segars, Fruits. ePECK. J. lF.--French and A merican Coni f~~l.etione'rv. Frulits. Nuts, TobaccO and11 (1segatrs of best k;inds. 4.1 ICK Ei. A. M.-CandIy 1an1d Contettionls oI(f all kimds. Fruits inl seaLson, Nuts, Se gars and Tobacco. 4:; tJewelry and Watch Maket-s. SPEC;K. JOllN F.-Dealer in line Watches, SClocks.JTeweIry, Silver and lated1 Ware, ;S Spctacles, Eye Glasses, F'ancyGoods.&c. 4:1 Clothing. RI'. COP'PO( K.-Detalr in Cloth-. rlyShe.Ilalts. Tirunks, VaLli"1s s& 4 * 1Minilnery-Dress Mg.king, lI'lOW dEt. 31) .-Mil11inery, Goods ofal - '8 elr inl generli inerchalndize. 4z3 HS.~ ---NT R. IRS M.-Dress MaLkinlg after la test patte.rns. Orders solicited. 43 Ii Druggists. __ rsANT, U)l1. S. F.-D)ruggist. Wholesale , - andjt Ret ail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines. mmoitcals, Puire MedilcinlaIlLicuors atnd o- Wines. 43 -Gun and Lock Smith. - I?HITE. Z. L.-Repairer and Maker of :WGulns. Pistols, Locks, &c. Shelf Goods and1 Groceries. 4:1 - . Wines, Liquor., Sogars, ac. IEONA RD. J. B. & CO.-Wholesatle and Re tail D)ealers in Tobacco. Segarl . Pipes5. e . W,ines' andit Lignors of pure' qualllities. 43 T INAL NOTICE. TO THE nOLD FIRM OF 'ABR{AMS & M\ETTS, by NOTE or ACCOUNT, are requestcd to pay the slame on1 or before thle fir t of Jan e As After That Time essaid Notes and Accounts will be placed in t: te hndsof an Attorney for co.llection 9The timeC fort settl:ing these AccounIts has thus been exten4ded 0on aCcounft of the tight. r ness in the mno'ey market, but as Cotton is Ibeing sold anId m:oney ma:tters easier, I feel that there is no further excuse for delayv. I T H OS. 1'. ABR AMS. Dec :, .iS-5t. Columbia drertiseme2is. JOHN C. DIAL, . Iniporter and Dealer in ENGLIS11 INID 1IEICW1N 11111DWARIs AND CUTiERI, Iron. t NailN C ing "lill St"1neS. B.dtig Cluths. s: ut M: hines, 1 Circular Saws. 1ill Irons. Su,.tr Pails. Carriage Buildin- and Trim nin: Materials, ltubbcr and Leather Belting, all kinds of Tools. HOUSEKEEPING & FURNISHING HARDWARE. c, .\ii(T L'T'URAL IMPLE.NENTS, Lime, Cement, Phastvr, Paints, Oils. French and Kit Aimerilean Winlow Glass, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Shot ielts. Flasks. Powder, Shot. &c- Lai Flo Wholesale and Retail, At the Sign of the GOLDEN PADLOCK, ov.;ni COLUMBIA, S. C. JOHN AGNEW & SON, COLUMBIA, S, C. 1Llvie ti i.le't hir blisin iinto two de lat :itare tjerebv eailei to:'.nrnish to Theirtn e inlet - tck, well ansorte l, an11k containing a .seciality in each lie SI:n-iness. HARDWARE DEPA TM ENT Elntr:tiS :ll :"006. s:it:ble fr au l ladaptet ti 0i4' wanlts tf the Planter, ehie, NON, NAILS. '1-:1i!.. S1'I.INGS. .\XLE . II- :-. I..\s. .s'lI N +:4. st.\ 'Ts. II Y \%*6:i- , AT- NT . E . EN.'!EL-.El> C .0>Th. ATT.-:tY A\N, I) i1 F 1ii\AIlWAR- ing ret va :iy ItI.ACEISlrrt,-3'i nd (:.\ Rl'4'!-: - ' TOOLS, - (AlIMNS. FII,E.,. RA-.\:'. WINDWX,\ 0 1.. .IiNT:. i,. VA.\ ia NSl IIL. .1PlCITS TLRtPENTINE, AXi. ,\;... A..\ f. LM ':. C'EM.\ENT :lnd PLA IsTERi con-:Litly I M;11. :ihl. :11 Colllpl-isin' :1n a--oltlllLlt .NOT EX*C'l..!.-'1 ii .ou.,. .sE iN T s'rsrc. selettlu with great care and (11'ere'l AT LOW l> UIN I'ICEs TO CAsL C1'iT0dEliS. Thi GROGERY DEPARTMENT ompri:e a erIpletet stock of elhice Faniily Groceries in :ll their vatriet ies, includiii C Ot WINES, WI8EYS, IRANISI ES. CIIA.lP.\;N-:S and LIQt'O - in great variety ed AN i OF rut: . A St' :oVEIi m:.IN n. CL A.i :11ani T)LC(O are :11s: a s i)-- -e ClI;rr, 1nt14 each lDept iIment i o our husi;V:iss is SepraLl :e an< l istinct I fr.aii the other. conprising a s(.paratc corps Of Clerks. .\I) :EAT i.AIss Au:E TAx::N To F1IuI. Ill ,w44 .;(V1's AT TiE LoWE.-T C.1sh 1'u:11 PCEs Tu OUI T : We respect fully ask an examination of our Stock, being as.ured that we can muake it lie inltere:tofC.\SIl ISUIE-:S til deal with u-. We are al.o Aigents for GAIDNE'S FitE EXT'IN ill-:. CCU.IIWPR PU.\PSl,:aSEl ' ;(7'ON .'S GUNPOWDElt. JOHIN AGNEW & O.N. Columbia, S. C. Lautrensville lerald copy. Nov. -i, 44-:m. CHEAP GOODS 1, He, AfIi& ,01 FOR I-d 10LUMIBIA. S. C. FALL and WINTER O I AT TlE Our New Cash System G GRAND CENTRAL WorksLikeaCharm. DRY GOODS Th- b -id- ca - be sen an)ou- of the day by ealling at our Establish- sali iment. The busy scue is onstan var ESTABLISHENTfr-ommningtiiiuti igh-,t, All ' hand :are activel employ. L ed in dispa. ing the choice an d1 season able Goods. W.M. 1o W0, COLUMBIA, S. C. The STIANGERS iisitine- our City during MOST FASHIONABLE FAIR WEK, and1 FAILIES makin. IS WELL AS THE C11EA1L-T vlass of heir WINTER PURCHASES, will find it (;os can be found in our LARGE and lecidedly to their advatage to examine LL ASSRTED STOCK. >mr choice aszortntent beforC purchasing. The people xppreciate our action in Su We seid Samples gratuitously to tall parts adopting the CASL SYSfEl. >I the country on appliention of all goods re can c'it, and pky expressage on all par- ND MOST COSTLY STOCK OF DRESS :els of TEN DOLLARS AND OVER to the GOODS id this City. Tle other Depart icarest Express depot, when amount ae- mentS are exactly a nitcl, and, in fact, we :O-inies the order. WM. D. LOVE & CO, ofhcTde Columbia, S. C., Alw s sa~l Under Wheeler House. No6,4-f 3. It. N'lat. Nov. 5, 44-am.J FlanWitr FANCYARTICLES,IINABTE ( All te NE~' STLES f STALEoadsW cane fown rciin one LARG and ANCY B~WES L t L LSS RTEST STK.o _ DR'Y G~ ODS radpin thde Clohing thY twaseve \oamci.i.dandredy orthec.sir hnded n thit weMakethe HIESwaT veythng o b GodOODth VER' Bhis City.ThIhe Deart EXRALOmeICSnhTS a SIRtlyamaS, a,iat, OE Wil nt e NDRSL" r tt Ioue thn R we canEs thalle r ad the, hadF ofhthetTrade Renmetuter to cFall and We o oreJug o orefiner totke wh8n yo T Vii Cou PR.H h 3ETatteLOET!RC C. F. JACKSONS, fayHue nteSie J.MI TREE, AIARD&WLY ucsortG..TIMSO CO.COLUMBIA S. C. 6 FVtOIEr A BESTTI 1Et.I I an L - RGET SOCK o BOOTS SODS, reUSy RaECEotIVEDhatwa eve Hats rCap andd forthe, OU4I anldi ti 1rtIfyuwn TRNKXTRAELNOWSN URELS, EIATad IR Ta ODE- F i OLnobeUMDERSOL S. any Fluei ALL ANDES Wl NTE se,n whNORFvaOLmKia OYheB CLT hJWET ,PI inth F.pJACKSON'S,t f any Hous in the State GAT TARIE CoE esl h RAWYSL ot Re, onbl Rte, om. FrIshpAT.ds N. MEIBAV N, KINR D &tc hsI I le Y,enSlct CcsorLtUGMi TA .So I A HOS-> h s CeLUer I .rul t hs Ct.Or wNo Es,ALE t. urm >.u u - N .5,4 t. BOOTS, S S,it h CJUST R EPEIVED! ou Hats Cap andD Leater, E1IR in ne h TRUNKS,0 TA ElN BA?S AN UBEl lAS, es ENTIE So T OCK CORT AO ndTAE SRE T,II~k~iIII2IJ1 COLU MBI A, S. C COLUMADBINTER. NoSep.5,4,438-if in tei~ up-coutry th beth'eI'E T QOR* U,V W I YST NRF8L OYSTESsredS vr stSe _ost Reasonable __ 7ou Rates, minDele I JNO. D. BAEMA, CHIA r, GLAw uhS S1 OBACCO, ISEGAS HUES E .s ros'tt Lae Be ou trn od arTEknWr Estl COLUMBIA, 5. C. an Sormathi tolpriea tS e Nov. 5, 44-1m. 1Nv ,4-w Dry Goods, Girrlea;- JVc. J.3.WE & CO-P wU'1J().ESA1.E AND PETAIL D!-AERS - 10C(ElIES,PL ITITIOA SIPPLIES, .110TS, SHOES9 K.ep centantly z in ha:d a good linc 0. Bagn, lai IIoos, on, Molasses, TOl Tae ainls, 2r OUt'Iia2tI' Vooden Alld %J'illow JVarct Pink Eye Potato. , a choice article of N. o. .\olasses, in blk., and 10 galon kegs. ;;eus n mi?l. -. H pf. O'lNU. HLRRINGTON LARGE AND ELEGANT STOC FALL AND WINTER. .s me d y 11.REtE & IlLI P uJ,&I.S tHC WHICH WILL BE SOLD il-- lileCHEAP FOR CASH RY 000DS8, DRESS GOODS prising ever v article whicl: it le cali. r bt or. Tog her uith a ie ::Sortmetll' of Go,ihel: th-mei ' d w.d , h ' Chei ,i :, Wh;tc ;,oQds Kr p I Jeans, ATS, CAPS, e GIrair, U:41d5are, BOOTS and SHO.ES, SAd,, Bid And many w,her gn .too immerous t( witrai:ed ni :1, btt fin-.% and h? l vy. mettion, and ali vf iticl we beg the pub Ie beatifill SIIO S and GAITERS for lie l, exaunine. We have Bought these Goods t( esides the above our Stock of Sell Again, and we will sell at roceries and Family SHORT PROFITS. Supplies, CALL AND BE CONVINCED 'the complletest kind, freah, choice and p Ve SoIdl icit!v exallmnalon, feclinl" -lied of our ability to pleae either in iety, qality r in~prie. - )VELACE & WHEELER. NEW GOODS ep. 24, :;S-if. IN J. C. WILSON, -S DEAIER IN VU L IRO CERIES, A AT Of all kidt, Such as UI0IN ars, Coffee. Rice, P EiS I Bacull, (Choice 11aws, a ou r 'wied ,lMe Mv Stock of FALL GOOD:, consisting c . Mzekerel, Corn, DRY COODS-Al varietics, LESib MEAL AND GRIST. BOOTS AND SHOES-alprice" :kles, Cannted Fruit. NTOSalsrs Oysters. Sardines, Crackers, Admn te rilSSaal o Segnrs, Tobacco, Soup. &c. All People and All Pockets T,>gether with Is now in itor.,, and to wIhieL, will be cot eetings and Yarns, esp.a,t~: i in old et:to,aeast well :s nw ones t vi- t . c exaiti HAYlG AK/I TIES, Mtune p?e<: tk agr:z' tin iGN-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE, ieo 0 t d all other articles to be found int a GRO. TeOS COOK, CERY STORE, antd all-of nhicht will Under Pool's Hlotel. BE SOLDl CHEAP. I ""* Xi l 41li _ __ GR OCE RIES, ShELL & SPlulRMuFk BAGGING, TIES, &c. roceries, Wil0LESALE AND [RE~:fAIL, Provisions, J,O'eil. A Dry Goods, J.H. On611 gL, Crockery, corn6r cald well and reiend sts. Hats, IOpposite Mr.P. scott, Merchant Tailor, Boots, Shoes, Has just received and opening a general s &c., &c., &c. n, E LIQUORS. &c. - ----- WHIICII WILL BE SOLD ATE ARRIVALS Low for Cash, or coun -Te try Produce. ILL I - .ITE GOODAn. Tepublie generally are invite - - iorc purchasing cisewhere, Wouldl respi ctfully inform it ftriends. and sept 25 30 tf 4numers hat htis Stuck for t!.L' Fall Trade - --___ nu:stt:dl large, and besides thc usual as- -hII~IjI Q XGGING. TfIES, ____ XCON. LAl). OLASSES, OATS, 3RN, BARLEY, And MEAXL. I EFV'GIl Ie has a sipetior lot of BOOTS AND SHOES, FALL anid WINTE] Tog.ether with RY GOODS, NOTIONS,&c. UDDDS These goods have. been selected wiah ~ re, boughtt low down, and will be sold Antd his stock is l.u-ge aitd vatieud, in ti< 3REESPONDIN~GLY LOW FOR CASH! I haved on hand a latrge supply of that OS R aC ~a{i~ NAVASSA GUANO. "- ("a"'I Farmiers, sow plemtyof' omt, Barley and GROCERIES, THS Fe HARMON. CLOTHING, HATE Oct. 1 3-tf_______BOOTS, SHOES, 0UWATBLANKET! )OYOIJWANT~ HEAVY WOOLENS, &c TO BUY SIIORT PROFITS FOR QII Groceries Cheap m1ES AND SATISFACTI01N AN GUARANTEED. hee1kent in Quality? IF sO, GO TO GR1ANITEVILLE IRS. D. IIOWER, shirtings, here can be foutnd Floutr, Bacon, Molats-Sheng , Sugar, Corfee, Corn,Sh tig And Many Other Articles And Drill t the Lowest Market To Merchants at Mar Prices. ufacturer's Prices. The Highest Market Pri< Ott thte cornter, anid under thte IIER.ALf ad f flee is the place Padfr Cotton or oth< or Cheap Goods, 1Country Produce. Cheap Prices, ij O T And the Best Attention.ee Apr. 23, 1~-tf. j ~ F'urnjdlIre. KURT. Y. 11ATIIML DEAER IN 'FURNITURE O'FJ SL s'rr AN D GRADES, Consitin, of Walnut,.0C staut and Painted cham. ber Betts, 'PARLOR SUITS, BUREAUS, Washstands, TABLES1 BED STEADs, 01 all stIes and grades, IAIRS. to Suit all. Book-Cascs and Writing Desks, Sprint, BedsB and )attr-ses. Window Shad,s and Fixtures. Vall Pper and umder. PICTURE FoRMEs made tu ur dar. and A. M. Bt s & Co.'S Stores. t. NE MAINIT V,OR SHlOP, W~, 11, I1RRIS~ & O AGl. IN Respeedu ly hiforms tiir friends and the pubhc gnEradlv,that ey hiave on t.aud znd for sale BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, And all Kinds of Furniture, And wil repair as weli as make the same in the best inanner it1 expedition, and at noderate prices. CUNSSTOCKED Neatly, and any kind of work in their lire exeuted in a highly satisfactory manner. WORK ROOM One Joot North of L. R. Mara.2ls Rec 1 aurant. Oct. 1, Dry Goods f eAG lner"y. FAUH AN) UIXTE~R MILLINERY AND Millinery Goods, RIBBONS, Silk and Straw Goods, WHITE (OODS, Corsets. Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols, arnd Handkerchiefs. Now open at Mlrs. D. MOWER'S, N"DER FERALD OFFICE Apr. 16, 15-tf. eWT. TARRANT, MOLLOHON ROW. Dry Goods. Groceries, B3oots, S'hoes, IIats, Caps, Crockery, Saddlerf, IIarness, Trunks, ather, etc. A pr. 9, 14-tf. Con fectionery. DEALEI~ IN Confectioneries, GROCERIES, &c., AT TIIE Baltimore Corner, Newberry, S. C. Feb.12, - N THlE DISTRICT COURT OF THLE UNITED STATES, FUR THlE DISTRICT OF SOI:TH CAROLINA. In the Matter of Nathan A, IIuntier, Bank * rupt. By whoma a petition for adjudication of *bankruptcy was filed on the 24h d.v of Novemi>cr, A. D. 1872, in said Court. IN U'ANKRL~PTCY. This is to give notice that on the 2mbh ay of November, A. D. 187:5, awarra:nt h:. Nathan A. Iiu.nter, of Newberry, i nthe County o: News.orre, in the 3:ate ofSot Carolina, wh:o ha:s been adjda a * o supt on3 his own petiton that the paymuent of any deh:s antd dell':ery of ainy property Lby h::n :. . frb's: by !aw : hat a we'.t lng of the rreditors f thet said bankrup?, to prove thei des e.. . to choose one2 or more a-.:;.. o4f i es.Ve, n i:!. Ue held at a coat: of , 1 .:iuty t~ o be holden at Ne w Regi r, ,o J7t d iy. of December), A. lR. M. WALLACE, Pc . S*'. Marshal, as Messenzer. Pe'A:P P:a, J)oputy .ce~Senger. Dec. :;, - . Administratrix's Notice. All Notes and! ACCOUnts due the E~st ate '(D. Mo'ver, deceased, mlust be set tled on ~r before 1st of .hanuary, 167 L. Al thiose * ho wish a comnpromizse on OuE Non:S must apply immed~uiatelyV. C. MoWER, Adm'x. Nov 2G, 47- f. SDr. E. E. JACKSON, KDKMGGIST 1HD tfIMIST, * 3ain St., Colwabia. S. C. Ofers be&des his stock of DRUGAS, MEDI DN~ES at d ChEMICA LS, (which urc of ihnures,)au atifal ass.ortment of TOILET ARtTItES, Such as COLOGNE~s, E-.XTRACTS. TOILET W'ATERt, FINE -0A1'.', P'OMADEI>. JREUtIES, COMItS, FAN(:Y ItOTTLES, &c. Terms Cash--Prices Low. Ladies and g'ienemn vii:iting the (ityV are respect fully invtd to et u ii nd e.tam im-' myV .to'k. Nuv. 1 4-sm. -NOTICE ! It ill IE2NT the Pla:. tation, c.:I :mdun: 6about I-M Ij Ams~F, be'onZine to t .acsate . fthe late J ,b:: N. F!lr'd.~at Newberry Court IIouse, on~ TC.>5Y, theC ':th ins5t., at 11 ' o 'e! , A. I Termns made known otn that da.t JOEL W. ANDERISON, A dm'r., de bonis non. D [A. 1,7:3-48-2t. Per Y. J. P. I