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12e Ileral THos. F, GRENEKER, EDITOR. IUB- JONES, A S T Earrox NEWHERRY, S. Wi 3D\SDAy DEC. 17 1873 PAPER FOR THE I'EOPLE iv let icy inepctFm rh Of e oI f tIe the material in. S a eXten)lj"-n. the n-it og m ily- and a Lr 11 11r.t Wa l1e4 ad. uilromd ConvetUol 01n thle Ilih of eete 1thinst., a large liumber o delegates fronm many of the upper eI unties and also from North Ca ma, Georgia, Kentucky and Chicago met at. the Ciaiaber of CoIlerce Sarleto, to consider the plan of nnect ingr Charleston with Chicago -y railroad. The meeting was spirit ed, and addresses were delivered by en M. C. Butler, Col. F. StAbo Far row, Col. C. 1- Simonton, Gen. W. G. l)eSaussure, col. Rutledge, Col. Hurl. burt, i-on. G. Cannon and others deoniostrating the practicability, the econolly and the importance of the proposed railroa. This is a good movement. A direct connection with the great depot of the Northwvst would be of immense ad vantage to this State. Sucees attend it. I uu igiraition. The subject of immigration cannot I:'_ too frequenfly or too earnestly urged upon the attention of our people. Its importance demands at t- ntion, and particularly at this time, -when the opportunity is favorable. Ilave we not tried the present exclu ;va system of colored labor long en'ugh to know that it does not and will not meet our demands ? Is not every sane man satisfied that a change 1inu4 be mlade. and that too. as soon aS p ible The negro does well enouh for soile things, but he does r( t entirely till our bill. We want a more intelligent, thrifty and frugal class of laborers. Such a class may he obtained from Europe if we but t,fi*r the proper encouragement. and ,j about the matter with a will to ac e-,minplsh. The industrious Germ1an is; waiting for a kome in America -- The shrewd and generous Irishman would be delighted to make his abode in this country. Let them come; we nieed them, and there is plenty of row . Cut up those large and unre-, miunerative plantations into small tracts, and oiTer theza to immiyrnt.m liberal terms, andl when they come treat them like human beings. It would require but a small advaince mient per capita to bring as many as' m:e needed. and that advancement would not be an actuald expenditure. but an investment. What are the ple)lI of South Carolina waiting for? It is niever too soon to inaugurate a1 Zond movement. -Are they not tired ot grumnbling at the present system of uinsatisfatctory labor? Ha:s not the timeC comec when something should be done to redeem the thousands of waste places in our country. The influence on the negro would be salutary if immIigrants were brought here. The competition would do him good. H would soon see with whomi his interests lie, and would eventually bemie a usefu! and industrious citi zen. 'The Patrons of Husbandry could ::e,-mlih this desirable result. They have the power, aind they should use :.Let them make the attempt, and sre if the fallen fortunes ot South C aro.lina may not be redeemed. Tue South as a MIanuflacturinig country. Tihere is no country on the globe v:hich is ietter adapted for ma:nufae turing than the South. There is but tane thing lacking, and that is that the mind of the Southern people has never beea turned in that direction. Our attention has been abzuost exclusiv~ely directed to agriculture on account of the great fertility of the soil and. be cause of the class of labore.rs wehve who are not sufliciently intelligent to engage in anything else than the till in' of the land. But our lands are nlot so prodiuctive now, and our labor rs are fari less useful, so that there is a nvee.-sity that some should turn attenitioni to sometthing( els~e in order to develon to the fullest extent the re seurees of the ~untry. Thec Yankec ruind is not naturally more i~ngeniious t han the Southern mind. True, they have invented a greater number of things, but it is because their pursuits have been more diversified, and the inIvent is are a consequence of their occupations, and not the occupations a consequence of their inventions. In agricultural implements the South has eclipsed the North for the same reason. 8.. that it is only necessary to turnu the Sout.hern mind in th-at direction to render the South as productive in ltan,ufactures as the North. The capital, too. is not lacking.-! The millions of dollars that'go Northi fo,r insurance and for manufactured articles might be invested at home. We have no use now for those im me.nse farms, only a small portion of I which is cultivated, while tihe balance1 thro u gh ftxation is consuming all that is made. Those inay ba sol? in small 1rau:t- to luinuii.ants, who thus wom, at o'nly make the soil more produc. use. but iurni~h us with the very Ia bor we want to carry on the manutfae tures. The vstemI which has been pursued heretofore h::s done a great deal to impoverish the South. Every year the products of the soil are sold away from home, and the uio%ey re eived invested in ieeded artiles away from home. Thus rendering the amount of currency in the South olmj paratively small, and at the same time losing a large per cent., which enriches the middle men of the North, but which should go to the middle men of the South. Our natural advantage: are superior to those of the Norhi. Or water power is the best in the world. Wood and coal are super Abundawt. We have inines rich in all the nietals' The raw material is at )ur door. The imnportaice, indeed. the necessity, of seizing upon these advantages is evident. Let the peo pie make the experiment in South Carolina. It has been tried elsewhere with success. Immigration and mauu factures are the resurrection of our buried fortunes. The Legislature. Anong the items of intere-t on the tapis at the Legislature is a bill to pro vide for the removal of the Asylum of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind from Spartanburg to Columbia, and one to remove the State Orphan Asyluto from Charleston to Columbia. Both inadvisable and expensive moves. We notice, also, a bill to incorporate the town cf Laurens. This bill, it is hoped, will pass. The News & Courier correspondent says another bill to adjust the public debt aas been introduced in the Seu ate by Jervey. It is not the onnibus bill proper, but it seems to provide fur all possible claims. The rates of fund ing are sixty-six and two-thirds cents for the old bonds, and the new bonds, outside of the fraudulent conversion bonds, are rated at twenty-five cents on the dollar. Pay certificates, bills payable, Blue Ridge seip, &e., are rtod at fifty cents. The total makes the proposed funded debt amount to $10,57-3349. The amount of the levy to pay the interest and provide a sinking fund is left blauk. Otherwise the bill is the counterpart of those heretofore introduced. Lilly, of Chester, has introduced a bill to amend the law in relation to the administration of derelict estates. The bill proposes to do away with the bond now required to be given by the clerk of the court as such aduminis trator. and also that all of Section 3 of the present act on the subject be stricken out. The War Feeling in the Moun tains of North Carolina. The probability of a bru'sh with Spain has had a serious ef'eet on - of the mountain boys in Westernm North Carolina, and the lively editor of thme Piedmont iPress thus ventilates the aspect. We sincerely trust that the boys will either have had a chance to 'ft,' or will have settled down erc the next summer. otherwise our visit to that region might be unpleasant. We hope that Cols. Tate, Walton amnd McElrath, as well as the old muan Barrier, wvill keep coal. The Pre.ss satys: A reliable Bibie aeent informns us that he.is just from a tour through the muountains of Burke and Mitchell Counties. and that there is a fearful state of excitement oni the subject of w'ir with Spain. Ex-bushwhackers in the late war are already seeking their old denms and eaves. Our inform ant c:ame very near losing his life, as lie was mnistaken for an enrolling offi cer, anid it was with great difficulty that he c 'nvinced them to the cont rary. Many anxious inquiries were mtade for Kirk. as they wanted hinm to organize a raid on NMorganitoma, Lenoir and liiek ory. No wonder the Governor wanits the iliitia organized. But the panic is not confined to the ex-bash whackers alone, for the Wise boys wanted to know if Colonel Tate was going to com mand the old Sixth. if so, thmey 'were im;"' and old :sau Barrier .said he wats colmmihg down to see Colonel Walton :.bout getting :if fromi serviii.t with the Hotae Guairds. S ephen Winters has a notice stuck-up on Me I)owell's chapel, "Fifty- two years old, and too old for war ;" signed, &c. Aleek Perry was washing out his gun, andi( (abe JPearcy was fortifying the springs. Oine old woman wanted to kn;w if Todd wams going to run the coimssary at hiclkory, and another (kifCloniel McElrath would be salt agent for Burke County. Kes Bialock swears Ls'1l have Avery and Nat. Miller this time. anmd ten. Childs wanted to know if Confederate money would be taken for taxes. TuEz RURAL CAROLNIAN.-A BEA UTIFUL [oLnIr GmrFT.--We arc in receipt of the Decem ber number of tihe "Rural Carolinini," which f-uIty nmainttains its well-established re putation of being the best and most practical riculmural publication issued in the South ru Stat?e'. It is neatly printed, and never ails to present to its readers a fund of use uI and practical informatian of far more ralue to the agriculturist and general reader .han the nomileal price chmarged for subscrip :ion. The publishera announce that they 2ave changed their Chiroomo scheme, as pub ished in previous numberst, in order to nake a more liberal offer to their subscrib rs, in thec form of a GmsPv Canoxo, in con etion with thmat gem of' Chiromos, "TIHE IsConscious SLEEPER," which is stilled >fered at thme exceedingly low price of T wo )olars, mounted ready for fri mine. Thme ift Chmromo is a beautiful Vase of' Flowet s nost artistieativ acnd naturally grouped. en ied "'The .ieies of Spring."* t is highly inished, in oil, in eighteen colors-or rather weiive colors anid sixc tints-End by one ape ution pecnliar to Chromo Lithography the utface presents the exact appearance of' haY ng been painted on canvass. So far as appear tme and effect are concerned,it is said to be ful iequal to an oil painting worth many times s retail price-aix dollars. This exquisite ern is 151x21 inches, and will be furnished o all snUscribers who have paid ump their ubscriptionl, for the price or the mounting, hich is only tifty cents. Thus the publish ~rs affourd an: opportunity to all subscribers ,o the Runral to take the choice of their gems, riter one of' which will make a beaut:ful oliday present. Ihey also offer to furnish eat frames for either of the Chromnos at ries far below what they can be p-.rchased t reta'il. Thiose intending to make appheca ion for Canvassing Agencies, should do so t once, as the season is now at hand to com nence work. Ad,dress Walker, 1.vans & ~ogswell, Charie<toul, S. C.. who w ill supply tii ,uojmation desired. Those who are not dready sutbr5r to the IRural,should send ror CiScIimn nmt $ 9pe, and secure -a ut tim.mC ioli luy Gers Briefr Mentions. The Anderson Consercatoris elated that lio less than four brides attended church on last Sabb:sth,and it was not atv fine day either. And further. that twenty rarriages are spoken of for the se:son. Anderson is enter prisin g. The voung ladis of tl. 1ue West Fenale l wi!l give a conce,rt (n Tuesay evVein. Decenber 23, for the benefit of the Colleg-e. It will be a good one. The foigs in London, England, have >een fearful, torches being necessary in the d:ly time. Many distressing accidents have resulted froni collisions. the hospitals ,eing filled wi tl wound. ed persons. Thirty person: were killed and wound'd by a railroad culisiou. The surviv,,rs of the Virginius have been delivered up. Tie Supreme Court of Massachu setts has ag-ain declared that by the L statutes of the State all wagers are void. The action was one for ioney had and received against the party w4ning te wager, which had, in good fitith, buen paid to hlim by the stakelholder. i At the third annual meeting of the Grangers, at Chicago, eight hundred State granges were represented. Many large establishments in Phila delphia have resumed work. mostly on part time, and with ten to fifteen per eut. reduction of wages. The South Carolina coifereice of 11 the M. E. Church opened its annual session in Suter, Dee. 10-Bishop ( MeTyure presiding. About one hun dred and fifty clerical and lay members . are preseut. Thlie sub-conmittce of tile postdlie , comitnitee in Congress, is considering the repeal of the law against the free a circulation of county newspapers and exchanges. A sensible effort and worthy of coniniendaion. d The -inl-house and twenty-five bales d of cottio, belonging to Mr. Harrison t Se,tt. of Larells, were burned oU last P Truesday morning. A fine buck, wei-hing I'i lb.1., was killed in Laurens County by Mr. J. N. Culbertson. ou last Satarday week. The Herald says a bear and a wild cat were also killed in the same county lately. The December number of Fow.Et's BA Z.tAm Or FAsuto. is received. A. u.,al, it is well tilled, not only with f.i,hion desigi, d and useful hints to the ladies, but with read a in- mater. It reeets credit upon Messrs .. W. Fowler & Co. Published at Abbeyille, S. C.,S 1. Aoew X w"Miscettanteous. Celebration and Pic-Nic. The Good Templars of Trinity Lodge, will have a Celebration ard Pie-Nic at Trinitv Church, Newberry County, on TUESP4 V, THE 30th INST. Speeches may be expected from Rev. Henry M. Mood, the Grand Chief Tenp!iir, and others. The public generally, I and the Newberry Lod;:e and New Chapel e Lodge especially, are invited to be present. e Those attending will please brimaw baskets. J. S. RUSSELL, T. .1. MAFFETT, E. C. LONGSHOlRE, Comrmittee of Arrangements. Dec. 17, 50-2t. REVERSED. Toys, Confrections, FruIts, Nuts, &c., fore Chiristmnas, but on account of 3IAiR SH AILL'S anxiety to realize money, lie will, from now on, sell all these goods (and lie has a nice andh varied assortment) at LUOW DOW N PRItCES. FISH AND OYSTERS AS USUAL., SERtV ED UP UT ALL TIMES. Come and see MARSIIA LL before you buy elsewhere, then if he'don't sati.,fy you, go any place you please and he w.'l no' Ohjeet N. B.-COMEANDPAYHIIMWHKIYOU OW EllIM. Dec. 17,50-it. Christmas and New Yem! THE PLACE TO GET HANDSOME Serviceable Presents 1S AT A. As NATHANS'S, (sErxr TO s1-Eers JE:wELity STOiRE.) If yout want F.ANCY AItTICLES go tao N.a. f thlan's. (:t haandsomae lot just received.) It youi w:alt CILoCKId:Iy A' .\NY EIND, go) ao NatthanA'. 1f .oui w:uat eegant. G L.A.SWAllE. sinigle (ar ini -eits. go to Nathaun's," who ha:;~ just4 re c-eivedh a large hot suitabkle fo Chi--tulas H prese~;Iats. S. ii yaou w at AN Ill\G E. LEl go to NATHMAN'S AND GET THEM ClIEAP. Immigration Notice. At a meeting of Belmont Grange, Patrons I of flusbandry, it was resolved that notice be I given that a ineeting looking to the advance- S mant of hmmigration, be he!d in the Trowu of Newierpy, on Monday, the 29.d of Decem- e ber, and that all pai rtia trosted in thisd cause be invited to attend. Notiiee will ba giveu on thait day of the plaice of meeting, arnd it is earnstly requested that there be a d large attendane. Dec. 17, >0-it. SPECIFIC MEDICINES. DR. GR EEN'8 FIT CL/RE!' The Great Remedy for Epilepsy, et:RES Fits, sp)asmls, Convunl-ions and Nervoust Watkefuilne.As, acts promaptly, often arresting the Fits fromi the first day's use, even where rthey have existed for yeatrs. COMPOVMD E. C0IRYDALIS! The Great Vegetable Alterative, CtES Serofuaii, Secondary Syphailis, Eruptionis on I the Skin,. and all diseases arising fromim- ju pure Blood. MEDICATED HONEY!' A sovereign Baln for Coughs, Colds. Brona-t ehitis, Astaina, and alll diseases of t,he air patssa(ges and Lunags. By its tinmely use many supposedI eases of Consumption are pron'lptl.v relieved and the Lungs restored to health. .-. NEIffRAL6IA8PEOIFIC! A prompt, positive and permanent relief for the excruciating pains of Neuralgia, ithematism and Sciatica. For sale by Dr. S. F. FANT, Newborry, S. C-. Vrvjpared on lily bjy ORS, GREEN, LINDLEY & BENTLEY, I e). 7, 5a--iy. CHARLOTTE, N. C. - STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, e NEWBERRY COl'NTY. t Byv James C. Leahty. Probate Judge'. ( Whereas, James A. Henry hath mrade ( suit to nme, to grant utnto himn Letters of I Admnistration of the Estate and eff.:ets of a Elizabeth Wright, deceased. te Thaese are therefore to ei'.e and admnonish n all and singular, the kindred and creditors u of the said E,izabeth Wrigbt, deceased, e that they be and appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Newberry Court IIouse, S. C , on the 27th day of - Decentaber, inst , after publicationa hereof, at 11 o'clock ini the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Ad ministration should tnot be granted. Given under nmy H:and, this Ninth daiy of Decemii er, Anno Domaini, 187:3. JAM\ES C. L E AlY, J. -. N. e. e Dec. 1', 50 -t.s e ' . JliSCelfanetOuS. 'A RIEN SEED. BUIS T'S Varranted Fresh Stock GARDEN SEED OF ALL KINDS. H T,gether with C Vhite and Red Onion Sets.0 Now in s 1! and f"or h. lv at DR. N. 1". F.AN T, to Dee. 17. ga --. ngst. 1'0 SELL 0R RENT. t.i . Good Cotton Farm, i ii a LA RGE ,ind CONIMMODIOU; DWEL. IG u i it, 8 i.t1 ted at his Well Known Watering " Place, S V id near the 0,tto!n on the Air-Line R. R. If not sold Iy the First of February next, le llouie will be to Ri-NT. For further patieif.,rs, apply to ALFiED TAYLOR, Chick Sporings, Greenville Co., S. C. Dee. 17, 5-t 1I1C9TO1' SALI. By authority of the last Will and Testa e:it of the late COL. SIM1EON FAll, we ill sell, at Newberry C. If., )n Sale-day in January next, te following lands belonging to our testators state, to-wit: Th-itESIDENCE of the deceased, beine a AlRGE TWO-STOrY BICK lIOUS-, ith twelve ro-ms, besides a baseient, and ith gas fixtures for every ruoni, the land st tacheid beilg about C 20 ACRES, i the Town of Newvherry. 'This is the most L !sirable piece uf property as a family resi euce, in the upper ,:irt of the State. Abo, the OFFIC. LOT, whereon is loca d the Two-story lick House, now occu ied by F":r, lope & Pope, itud Moorman & hnunipert, as Law Offilees. Thie Lot fronts ii hyee Street twenty-flour ileet, running ack for one hundred andl six feet. This iece of property can readily be rented for irve hundred dollars per annum. Al-o, That most desirable FARM, consitt ig of about 140 AURES, ore or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Mary . Fa.r, E. S. Coppock, Alex itiler Welch, Aii 1'. Kinard, Estate of George Eptin., e'd., Estate of Dr. W. 13. McKellar, dee'd., P Id otierS. TEI13S OF SAMLE-One-third Cash. The ance on a crvdi. fur twelve montls, witht iterest from day of .ale. secured by bond of' 1 ie purchaser and a mortgage of the prem es. PLrCh.tier- to pay tor papers. C PETiUS W. unCK, tI Y. J1. POPE, Dee 17, 50-3t. Executors. Progressive Age copy till day. IALE 1Y XECRToRS, By aithoi!y of the Will of DAVID B. 11 'IE8TER, deceased, we will sell, at publie y ufery, att the latte residence of the deceas- b d, in Newberry County, e d )n WedneSday, the 31st Day of December Next, p te PERSONAL ESTATE of the deceased, nnsistinig in part of RORSES, OATTPLE, C OR N, FODDER, Plantation Tools, lousehold and Kitch-' en Furniture. TERMS CASH. JOllN G;. PlE~STEl, ), ,( J AMi.i,S I[. AULL. - Ex or5. TATJE - SOUII CAROLINA COUNTY OF NEWBERRNY. IN THEi PROI3ATE COURtT. n oihn C. Wilsm, as the Admi'r., of the Estate of TIhomnas It. Wilaon, dee'dI,, Plinttiff. A ga inst rsuha F. Wilsotn, Vernion C. Wilson, Thorn as N. Wilson and John W. Wilson, De iendants. etition for Sale of Land to Pay Debts, &c. J3y virtue of an order in the above case, um the Jutle Qf P)rpbte, I will sell, at pub e aLuction, at N'ewberry C. H., S , )n the First Monday in .Janl uary' Next, te following lteal Estate belonging to the :tate of Thomas It. Wilson, dec'd.: )ne Hundred and Eighty SevenI (187] Acres of Land, re or lyss, I 's,s the Ilomnestead to be .-et it' to thoiaid U rtila V. Wibson and others, ndl botaded by lands of 31. i[. Cary An n rew J. Longihore and others. bower t4lra be assigned to the said Ursula F, Wilson. '1at of said land will be exhibited on day of ale.0 TECRMS--One-half Cash; balance on a I redit of twelve months, with initerest from aty of sale, credit portion to be secured by, otnd of purchaser and a mortgage of the: romises. Putrebiasef ipay pay atll eash it lhe csires. Pmttchaser to pay for papers. J J. CAl~Ii'iGON, S. N. C. SheriffTs Olile, Dec. 1d, 1873. Iec. 17, 50-3tr. !10 I (TIATE OF SOUT1l CAROLINA. u a hy Jamnes C. Leahyv, Probate Judge. ~ Whereas, G. Lark htath nmade suit to me, o grant unto him Letters of Admninistr4-_ ion of the Estate amnd eWleets of John1. ,ark, deceased. These atre thterefor e to cite and admnonisha 11 and singular the kinidred antd creditors f the sid .John Lark, deceased, that they a and appear, before me, int the Court of I 'robate, t.o be. held rjt Newberry Court [.2u.e, S. C., otn the ah:t dauy of~ Decemtber', isv., after publication hecreof, at 11 o'clock tihe forotnooni, to sIhew cauw, if anly they aye, why the said Adtmiist rationi should I ot be gratnted. Given under my Iland, bis Fifteen'th day of December, Anno J. C L,EA 11Y, J. i'. .<. e. a TATrE OF SOU 1H CARO10LINA, NEWBIERRY COUNTY. Bly Janmes C. Leahy, Probate Judge. Whereas, C Lark htht made Suit to me, grant unto hint Letters of AdminPstra- T on of the E<tate and effects of Lura C. lark, deceased. These are therefore to cite and adlmonish r II and singgular, the kindred and creditors a f the said Lura C. Lark, deceased, that 1i ley be arid appear, before me, in thne b. ourt of Probate, to be held at New berry C ourt House, S. C., on the 3lst, day of 'ecember, inst., after publication hlereof, ,11 o'clock in the forenoona, to shew suse, if any they have, why the said Ad. r linistration should not be granted. Given nder my Hand, this Fifteenth clay of Dc emiber, Anno Domini, 1873. J. C. LE AH Y, J. P. N. c. - Dec. 17, 50-2t. Strayed or Stolen, From the Subscriber, some two or three 'eeks ago, a youtng, good MIL.CII COW, li )Ior pale red, and which will calve in tIle 11 pring. If strayed, I will give $5 for her re- t >very. If stolen, will give $10 for her re- v >very, anad with proof to convict the thief. Lice. 17, 5U-~Jt. A. I.. LAI~K Sheriips Sales. rATE OF SO TH CAROLINA. COUNTY ) NEWBERRY. IN PROBAT; COURT. tInes Ga ntt, Ad -., etc., of l.:mt :en V. Wicker, de'. anii pntA. G Maybin, Adin'r., .c., of Abnaiam Wick er, dee'd., et I, L-fe:.tlants. Petition foSale of Land.Q. By virtue of dh lecretal Order of the Dnorable James CLeahv, Judge of said )urt, in the aboa stated action, I ill 11, at Newberry OfH , S. C., ii Sale day. t he th of January: 1874. public otery, toh- hig'i't bidMer, the llo'Aing Real Estw, to wit One tract of !am,e< ntaii g T WENTYONE ACRES, ore or less, and ounded by lands of Es te of J. B3. Wil, Scott IfeKee, amli oth. -, the property % [.aIgston V. Wicker, 'd., and another ract ot land, containing FORTY-TVO ACRES, ore or less, and bonded by lands of J. Caldwell, N. P Rhodes, and others. id lands being Lt property of Langston Wicker, dee'd. Terms of Sale-C.Sil. I will also sell at he same time, One Bay MareMule. One Lot Cotto Seed. One L.t Plow jears. And one half uterest int a Black nith's Beilows. .1. J. (ARIUNGTON, S. N. c. Sherift's 01fice, >'e. 15, 1S73. Dec. 17, ..-:n. 12 TATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA. COUNTY )F NE - BERRY. TlhomasF. Harmon, a;ainst Ellen S. Wilsomrid Belton Stevens. Attachmett Under Lien. I# virtue of the aluve Attachment, I %%il 11, ut public auctiol, at Newberry C. II., S ji the First Moiday in January next ixteen H urlred [1800] lbS of Seal COtt.ou, ore or less, attadhe1 as the property o lien S. Wilson anlcDclton Steveus. TE11S CASH1. J. J. (Ai'11INGTON, S. N. C. -Sheriff's Office, D:c. 13, 1b73. Dee. 17, 50-3:. !5 TATE OF STTII CAROLINA COUNTY 0? NEWBERRY. IN PROBATE COURT. din A. Elrnore, astlie Ain'r., of Wil!ian Elnore, dee':., :gainst Rebecca ElImore au. others. %tition for 'artiTim oll' Lunds and Sale t Pty Debts. By virtue of nu order in the ab.ve case om the lion. .1. 11 Leahy, I will sell, at put auction, at Newberry C. 1l.. S. C., It the First Nonday it January next e following lieal Estate belonging t-> th ;.a:te of WiOli:im Elml"Ie, deceascd, viz: One Tract ofI.and. known as Tract N). per plat wiich will b exhibited on da sale, cuntatting cventy [70] Acres of Land ore or less, and bounded by lands ot Jaco awkins, Lindsay Dominick, William Di is, George Brown. x:jd David Kibler, an y rracts No. 3 and. No. 1. TEtiMS-Otne-th ird Caxsh; balance ons edit of twelve :'nths wvithx interest froi ay of sale. pui chasers giving bond ani ortgage of the premnises to secure the pa: ent of the credit portion, and to pay 1< Sold at risk of former purchaars. J. J. CAR ItlNGfO N, S. N. C. Sheriff's Office, Dec. 13, 1873. Dec. 17, 50-3t. . !10 TATE OF SOvr.eu CAROLINA (C[rvtP r NEWBERRY. Martin Wvistar Suber, ) hy next frienid, againt Iveys M. S-ube r, Guardian, and others John lleller, for the use of Ex:entio J. 13, l{eller, " .tiis agan.< l'rope'rty 'ey MI. Nober' aid 11.D). Suber. Ca.ssard Biothiers, against Ivey M1. Suber. J By virtue of the abov'e E.cecutiotns, I w, :ll, in the First Monday in January nex Newberry C. HI., S. C., fine IHundred [900] Acre of Land, tore or lesa, situate in said County ar late, atnd boutnded by lanuds of Win. W: ice, T. W. C.ildwell, E<taxte of S. 1.. Davi id the jjqncombe Iload, I,cyied upjon ; te prope'rty of Ivey M. Suber. TfEltI1S CASh1. Purchaser to pay for p ers. J. J. CAREN(GTO N', S. N. C. Sheriff's Oilleec, Dec. 15, 15'73. Dee. 17, 50-3 . !i0 TIATVE 01F SOUTri C.IIOLIN. IN Tlt li tOh1AT COIJRT iehard C. Carliele', as the Adtmr. of the< tato of 8 S. Neig, deceatted, Plaintiif, against nmanda E. Seig, Anina R. S'elg, and othci def'endants. etition for sale of lanids to) pay debts, il piartition,. &c. By virtue of an order in the above Ca omt the .ludlge otf Probate, I will sell at pu .p qutetion, at Newberry C. H., ia the jir'et iGud'ay in January nle. ll the right, titlic and intec'.Ct of' thec esta r Samt'l S. Selg, deceased, in tho tr'act tud containinag One Hundred and F"ifteen (115) cres, more or less, bottnded by the lands homnas Chandlher,.jlhnt S. Ricttk, e-tu f' Geo. A. F.pting, deed, and otherts, whi tid tt;y:t o1' hilpI has been assignted to Mu m-inda j-:. Seig fo' life, as her tweri i ids of Stamuel 8 sei.t. de-ceaxsed. 'Termns-One half' casht, balanee ont a crc t twelve months, with interest from d (. sale, credit porthon to lie seetnretd byv ond of' thte purchaser andr a motgage oft remises. P'u:chatser 10 pay foir p.ipers J. J. Cli!itINGI'ON, S. N. C. Shterifi's Ollice, Dec. 1t6, 1873. Dec. 17, 50-3t. !10 TAT E OF' SOUTlH C'AIWLIN : COUNTY OF NEWBIERRhY. IN PROBATE COERT. ichtard C. Carlisle, as Adm'r., of the Es of Samuel S. Seig, dee'd , Plaintiff. Againt n'an'4a E. Seig, Annati H. Seig, and othec efe~n:ia nts. etitlon to gell Lands to Pay Debts for P. titioni, &c. By virtue of:tn order in the above stat ase. from the .Judge of' Probate, I will se tpublic auction, at Newberry C H., S. ( )i the FIrst Monday in Jal uary iNext, Ete following Real Estate belonging tot :state of Samuel S. Seig, dee'd., consistil ~wo TTllldred and Thiirt two (232] Acres, tore or less, and bounded by lands of Thoi s Chandler, William M. Kinard, Mrs. Cat ne Glasgow, Mrs. Wilson and others. St mod will be sold by a lat, which will rhiibited on day of sale. TEJRMS-Oxje-half Casht; balance on redlit of twelve months, witlh interest frc ay of sala, oreit portion to be secured1 ond of purchaser and a mortgage oft remises. Purchaser to pay for pa1pers. J. J. CA RRINGTON, S. N. C. Shteriff"s otlece, De~c. 16, 1873. To Patrons of Husbandry. All Delegates to the Executive Council ac Patronsa of Husbr.ndry of Newberry Cot r, are retiuestedl to attend a meeting to e!d at Mayes & Martin's Hall, on Monda te 2'2d inist., at 10 o'clock, A. M. A full andanice is desired as matters of importan ill be brought before the meetIng. J. M. JUHNS [ONE, Dee 1-7, 6L-1. Se. of Cnm, SHERIFFS SALE. IN (0*BAT1 1OtRT. W. W. Ilu..al, \da,'r., vs. John A. loo Z..r, :0m!1 otherI D. Petiti-:i lor S- of Lattd to Pay Dett. Ini p:r.-nanc oi iln order to :ne dile.e-i, wil in i a <. .ta -de:se,% by -Hoior .1. Oll . ,A Lety, Ju 1:1, 1Prol.ate for Ole (011:1t y ;of Ne%entoy. *.n tEl, S1.1 It of' S u: C-uli Ia, I wiN Sell, at public a-:ctiu.n, at New;>er. at I I y Coul floc:we, Onl the Firt 31 ai .J:aul:IV ivXt. Les thle fol!" Winlg N.-al -tv %te,*z :ne" Or.e Tract of Land coitaiin: TWENTY ACRES, S more or less, atd bounded by lands of the clildren of G orge 11. Boozer, G.Lroline G. Bozer antd J.ttl!es P. Clat v. Tvras of S:'e-CASIH. Purchaer to pay for Iapers. J. J. C JllINGTON, s N. c Sherlif's Oulice, becember 8, 1S73. Dec. 17, 5 0-0t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN PROBATE COURT. rc Hugh Rod;,geis and Mary F., bis wife, vs. ' S,r.ah Ann Sloan and others. Petition for s:ale of Land. In pnrsual;ce of an order to me directed. i in the above stated ease, by the Judge of Probate rI .aid Cuilitv ad Stat., 1 wi S.&., at ptblic atction, at Newberry Court 01 fHoue, Oil the Firzt Moniday in January next, the followinlg Real Estate: One Hundred Acres, "L maire or less, bounded by lands of John P. Kinaird andl Will;inu Kiiiard,.'r T ERtMS OF SA LE-Oie-half Cash ; bal ane on at creu'it of tuelve miloniths, w% ith in. A trtest froml dity of ..ale, purchaser to give te bond and good sut-y withmorgage of the bt premi.es to secure the credit portion, and .I to pay or papers. i J. J. CARIZINGTO.N, s. N. c. Sheriff's Olice, December , S73 Dec. 17, 50-:t. t 14). ST ATE OF .SOUTi CAR(LINA. 5'. COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. fN PROBATE COURT. 1). 1I. Wheeler, Ad:.'r., ) Petition N. v '. ' for Jamcs W. 1). JTolnlson, Sale of .Id otLrs. J Land. In pursuan.c o: an order in th-t above state<t CaSe, to i.. !-eeted, by the Judge of 1'):ato, I wil .l ;, at public auction, at New brry C. If., S. C., Ont the Fir.t Motiday ill J.anuary next V the fllo Wil:cg ,e.l F-t"a Two Hundred Acres, more or less, sit, It:- in said Co,u.ty and Statm, and bounde. by 1.tnlds of John1, MCM. t m.dmes, Dlr. J. 1'. .lohlson, !. F. .Jetkins, jameis WV. Ifaywuu. andl o0wer-, the sAme beitg the Re;& E-;ate belongilg to the Es. tate Of Iaae Jonto, deceas, d. G TMmINS OF SA LE- 1il, cah, b.danee otl credit of one.! ve,ar, with botid and approved surety, lad t Ilortgage of the premi:-es to I sectre credit porti-n. Purchaset to pay for papers. ce J. J. CAUMINGTON, s. N. c. -hrifr"s Offlce, D'.-Cember 11, 187-3.f! el Dec. 17, 50-:t. t1 C d ---------- - - - SHERiFF'S SALE. COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. r IN COMMON PLEAS. Jesse C. Stmith, C!e: k,i Plaintiff, | omplaitt against For . n Wan Januts f0. . t "o reelosure. antd J. B3. Stmitht, I Defendtats J Ii In pur-oanc.e ofjan order to me direced, Judg Moes,I will sell, at public autctitn at Newberry Coutrt liouse, Otn the First Monday in Jantuatry next. Sthte followin RedEae neTract o,f Land conttaiting ELEVEN ACRES, tmore or iess, situate ini said County antd e State, and ntear tie Townt o1 Newberry, andu 1' bounded by I lans of JIulius It. Smtitht, W . A. Cine, Mathlew Gray, Hliranm McMorries, anid E4tate of Mrs. Helen O'Neall. TERMS CASII. Purchaser to pay forP paprs J. G ARRINGTON, 5. N. C. Shteriff's Oflice, Dee, 11, 1873.I - STATE OF SOI'TIl CAROLINA. SCOUNTY OF NEWBERRY. SJohnt E. Webb & Go., Attachmient B3y virttue of an Attachmrenit itn the above case, I will sell, :Lt pubilic attcti.>n, On the First Mot.lay itt Jantuary next,f - at Newberry C. ii., Six Hlundrecd (600) lbs. of Seed Cotton, mioro or less. Ffen(15) B3ushels of Corn, mprer ',rho above attached as the o roe tf J. W. Kootn. TEtlulS CASlf. r J. J1. C.RRINGTFON, s. N. C. Sher'iff's Office, Dee. 12, 1S72. STATE~ OF: S()UII CAROLINA,~ t COUN~TY OF NEWBERRY. e iN Tlim C3DIMON P[3M1. Jest' C. Smith, Clerk, )Comtpiaittu if Jtis ...,ains5t for JmsCrawt:4 i anid other.s. h'orcl osure. :e By virtue of an ordelr frotm his lionor, bl M. Moses, itn the ablove stated case, I w ill aell, at public atuctiotn, at Newbe:ry Court t On the Fli st .Ilttdaty int Jauut:try. next. int tid Countttty andi State, niear the Trown of Nberry , contatinng TWE\'INT1Y AND NINE. TENTHS ACRES, m tore or less, atnd bioundeld by lantds of Jamrtie Grawford, W. A. Clie, J. A, Bangle and J. Ib. Stmith. Sahi hiuti s0!d as fuollows: *Sixteen Aeres, mtore otr less, will be sold efirst, antd it n.ot sutfie:enut to pay~ the tmort gage debt te balat.ce will ie sold. Termts ot SLIe--tshl. Putrcha:ser to pay s,for paupers. Plats exhibited on -lay of sale. , . C.AIllNGTON, s. N. c. r. Sheritr's (1itee. liec. 1:s, 16 a. Dec. 17, u,:-.Thi 10 .a STATE OF SOFT11I1 CAROLINA. i .' CoUNTY OF NEWBERIRY. IN COMMON PLEAS. (Cathtaritne H, Poye,1 Plaintiff, againtst Johtt I L .ttatnot, and othtera, Defenidants. I S.u" ior Foreelosure of Mortgage. By~ vitu of atn or der in the abhove statedt cae, fromt htis lottor, Judge M. Moses, I t wtll sell, it publie auctiotn, at Newvberry C. I Ii , So. (it., I On the First Monday in January next, r 0all that tract of laud itn the County and d State aforesaid, otn waters of Little River, containing aTwo Hundred and Eighty M Nne an~d Si.v.One-Hu.n, dredths (289-6-100) Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of W. Dav'enport, J. S. Spearman, M. werts, J. - B 1. Smtith and E. Martin. TERMS-One-half' Cash; balance on a credit of twelve months with inteorest fromnt >f~ thte day of sate, purchaser givintg a bond, a-and a mtortgauge of the prenmires to secure e the paymtent of thte credittortion. Pur- * Y, chaser to pay for papers.h I' Sold at the risk of the fornier purchaser. Nherif's Sakles. IE OF Si'TII CAlROLINA. VSNT Y OF NEWBEl'RV. %S. Attachtent Under .ien. 4. Cromer. Y vir-te of li- ihi,ve Attach:nernt, I .ell at Public o:ry. ArMy k e 'Sth I b Uy of lown-g 'o ::r ia, C C:., to tLe higllest bidder, )NE (1 B.\LE OF COTTON. ied ijion Oe propeiy uf 1). M. Gro ER.MS CASIL .J. J. CAR ING'ON, s. x. v. herifs Otfice, De. IS 1o7 17, S1--A. I' ATE OF SOUTH CAlt" 1NA -COUNTY OF NEWRERIRY._ [N TILE PROBATE COUR T. MCi InddY, Plintill ' P,f, i tition j ai 'I"-1 fu r ou ag"ainst fo ti Louina 1lollonay an l Par ti6i1n thvrs, D. fendants. J of Land n purtu,neie t.f an oder in ti .ttio%e frotd. Ilon. J. C. Leahy, Judge of u hate for Ne,-bei ry County, I n%ill .cfl!, at yll - irry C 11., at p,ubl e outcry, a r Aunday, the 5flt day of January 1s~4. hi;I bidder, the fo!owi Redl at., viz: Tract No. 2, containing 10 Hundred and Twenty 'evn1ad One.half (1271) Acres of La.A.l, r*v or less, b l nded bl lan!s of .a.he w i, Go oege FtAlers, Tra%ct No. 1. Jacob H. L,zer, and lying on w-iters of Saluda Riv ER.1S OF SA LF--One-third .ash ; 1-1 r e1 oil a k r( Il ol tw. elve mon01th-, w%ith in I t,s. tlh.**liwi fr-iai the l.ty of .t'e, with a Ii f pttrcbi,aer and a naortgag"e of the .im-i. Lu .,,cure the payment of the vred .ortion. Purcihaser to pay for papeis. j. j.CARNG N,s .c eri-f . Office, Due. 11, 1S. D-ec. 1-., :.0-:;t. t1) ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COI 'TY OF NLWBERPPY.-_ IN THE PROBATE OO 'RT. rah A. A. Io.,zor, who tes Petition b.) her G.:arin, ad litem, for Jatmes . Glenn, P!aintift, Partition a;a.;:ist of hli A. Pzter, Thomas N. Land Iouzer, Jame.; S. .Uouzer, and .itil Dan. T. 11,uize.r, De- Per!-ou:al feudants. J P Iopr ty. In prsuane of in (.rIer i thei above se, onI the lion. J. Q. Lehy, Judge of obate fIm Newlrry Cou:ty, I will sell, public outerv, to (he highe.-t bidder, JA Monda%. 5th of J:muarv, 1874. New6erry G. I., the fullowing Real Es inety (90) Acres of Land, 1.re or l., ouide' by land., of . i.imes B. ily, Mrs. John C. -.z r. Mrs. Margaret iupp, an.i lInds forrierly belongiug to e k,-( .te v1 Thos. N. I;ooz.-r, !-longiing to C E11taO(e of Marth: JAne Yn.-r, dee'd. TElMS-Oehalf Cash tbllmatce on a edit of tielve montlh, with interest there i from the day of ale. ptrcnas.. giving Ind and iiorg.ge of the preies to pe rc :lie paymeut of the credit portion. nehaIer to p.ty for p ipers. J. J. CAR1 INGTON, s. . c. Dec. 17, 50--st. 10). T'ATE OF SOFTH{ CAROLINA. COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. anliel Ze-igh-r, Plaintiff, vs. Jno. M!. Pen nington, Defendant. Evetntion Ag.:tnt Property. Ey ;rtf, of, no h.I'ution directed to e h inte ablove ea.tt, I waili .ell, at public Un Mtonday. 5th of .Januatry. 1874, 1 .Newhlerry C. 1I., to the highe.stt bidder, 'e follo,wing libal Esitate., viz: One Lot .-itua.ted in the TownI of IIelens, T H REE (3) A C RES, ore or less and bou:nled by lots of foe lenni, G. & C. R. Ri Co., Brown and oth -s. Levied uponi as the property of J. 3M. Sold at rikc oif formeicr purchaser. TERilS (LI81I. Purczhaser to pay for apers. -J. J. CA RR INGTON, . '. C. Sheriff's Omeie, Dee. 9, 1873. Doe. 17, 50-3W {10 TAkTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN TlfE PROBATE COURT. eorge W. Glenn. Ti ustee,)~ Plaitiif, I Order aginslit in :ary S. G illiamz, et ul, j Part:tionl. iy Ihtue of all order in thle abiove case, om the lion. J. C LIahly, J1udge of Pro ate for New ber ry Co lily, I 'aill Mel, at ulblic omer y, to the biLlh *t b,idder, athe Fi fst Muitdazy in .January, 1B74, Newberry 4'. 11., the. following Real ES ICe, viz: 3(:N AC RES OF~ LAND, tore or le-s, belo:ait.g to the Ertate of [try A. Glenn, dee'd., and bounded by Il.dJ of Geo. A. Sligh, Mayes & Mfartin. D)r. . W. G!enn and oiters. Tlo be sold in Iree Separa te tracts, idaits of samel waill be irnli,.led oin dayi of satle. TE.lulS-Onl4hilrd Cash ; b.alance on a :edit of (-,e and t-. 0 yearsI in qal annItual istalmen~tts, wlh initerest fromt the day~ of ale, plebacler giving a bond anld good se turity anid at0 nortgag~e of thte preitises to 2cure tile p-aymientL of th~e credit portion. lrcht.5er to pray for pa pers. SheCriff's Office, Dec. 5, 1S73. Dec. 17, 5ll-M. jut . TIATE OF 801T "[f AR. IOLINA, COU)1NTIY (OF NEWABERRY IN TIlE PROBATE COURT. Vahler 1'. hoont, Adinistrator of .Johnu D. Kioonl, d eeased, Plainltiff, gatin.t Marv K%ooni, .1 til W. V KiOn, !i.ebecca 4.. Smithi Naircissus E. P'erkitns, ifbrriet A. Living 51tone, Geo.(rge (. Kootn n.1lerv 11. Kooni, I)efenldats. Pecthion for Sale' of Lasndl to pay D)ebts. In purmsuatnce of an order to nme directed, i the abfoveI case, his IliS ontor, J. C. Lea y, Judge of Probate for New berry Coun r, I will sell, )nu Mouday, the 5th day of January tilhe uISUal h,o'r, in fronlt of the Court [ouse, thte foih>w ing Real Estata, belong ig to tile estate of John1 D. Koon, dee'd, 0lnaisting of Two hhlundied and Twenty (221t) Acres, ioie or less, and bounded by lanIds of Johnt .Sendley, Micassar Suo>er, Mrs. Morris, e-lton Counts and Jlohnl Haltiwar ger. Terms of Sale-Oine half cash ;balance n1 a credit of' one year, withl initerest fromt Ie day of sale, at seven~ per Cent, per an.1 tim, anid to be secured by a bond. and mortgage of the premises to the Judge of tobate, and the purchlaser to p.1, for pa. e J. J. CA RRINGTON dec 10 4It Sheriff N. G.--{3 TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. Jacob Kibler ) Attachment vs. i Under Peter Mendenhall. ) Lien, Bly virtue of thIe above Attachment, I 'ill sell, in Monday, the 22d Day of Decem ber, A. D. 1873, tthe residence of John McCullouch, 'HREE (:3) BALES OF C ITON. .ttachecd as the property of Peter Menden all. Terms Cash. J. J. CARRING CON, S. N. C. SheritT's Office, D)ec. t, 1873. Dee. 10, 49-?t. ALEXANDER -aut l,r .i' s1i.\ P. P EWh IS happy i" b4' abeto in torin .1 n p. : NvwherrlY. inei111ding ch1il . 'fat Ite: L 1. .! 1*..: lr L-,,:rt s a:1t aXL tREAT -1, pI:mIIt-. tIhat his s. -k or 'lLI" IS' IS [Ile bho .4 -: vhr:acter and variy. fnl ,.: 1)e11.re dw.- assortmnent ib brokenl, tha ALIVE 3 mkle- s .leetin .o :- to elnstire -l.aaa,l:Zt o happi e., for I their littl4 e. l'o they % ill I.% r 1141 o n h (llortllit: AGA IN til i. It i. I.illVy ne 'e a to e(1n umCe ethe g hiing, in ONF.TIOUNKERY AT-I1. FANI AiTI',IS. &c.. tor the: (ex presy suiteI to the .seasonl. Ele] .1 is g4 i Ind Speaks of Christmas. J.ALEXANDER, eut .for4 '4; 1.k's Confct~(lliPter and~ *-tia :tor, litX, to Jewelry EsLtblisaICeL )(. 1u, vl-tr. 0 L 11 V 0_VfNOUNX-ME A FAMILIAR SOUND. 'RE JALAPA STORE (Svveii iniil from Newb4rry,j I\ I:FEI1lT OF EW AD CHOICE GOODS I. B. CAMPBELL Ite-pectf Iilly. 111 ili lit e coinltry 1 * Gulr u J :laala, well ai nrvelleri, that I: )w in tr.cipt o-a plenidiLl stock of ry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Clothinc anned Goods, Notions, &c, hieh lit wvill S-ILL LOW FOl 'ASAI. llis advice is that 114 onle will pa. hi wre withoult oigli. **..r he i:, conifidel f giving iie ul tmost satisfateion. either j Liality, (u1antf ity or price. Dixe. 10, 4!--4t. OOK 0T! LOOK QT! L i s ;d ICen:lemenCI, this is to infor 0 that SANTA CLAUS inO Uper.b ait unu.d lissortr.en. rtiel" it BALTIMORE CORNER, lid as&-. there will Iie a :.:eeral rush, the bt hing is to mme qukly aind get your CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES. It i- Csees to erulmerate the endless C(ONFF.CTIONERIi.S, FRU!TI, NUI'S, CAKES. TOILET ARlTICI ES, HlNE CHINA IR.NAMENI PQM ADES, SOAPS anid PERtFUMER~Y You canI alsoi be. supplied with all artie mid convenjiences for F'AMILY I-SE. timntU?, CANNED Gor DS, C;OFFEE, CII EE.'E, .FLOUR, And4. any anid every article 'Q ouail 'A: liCally k ptll ini myC lie. Sanita CL..u- has ecured the serices woU aceOlcmmod.ting )ounfg COCCi at Ba: niore Cor ne. A. M. WICKER. Dec. 1C0, 49-4t. Sale of Real Estate. By v:rtue Cud authCorty (of thCe laist 1 id testament4lI of Mathi:s B.rre, deceas we will sell at Neniberry C. H ., S. C., (IN SALES DAY, Monday4, the4 5thi day of uJanuary, 187-4 At pubIhlic GCutery, to tLe highiesAt bidder, ollow:ing RlEAL. F.STATE ,f said decaed: A tract oIf laud situiate inl Newberry ( One hundred and Ninetb Eight acres. imore or less, and' bou: d. dl hv lanuds Drayvton KiLler, estate of hi. BuCrtonC, de Mrs. M. Barre awl14 others. 'TElIMS OF SA Ll.--Onue-th,ird e.sh, 5 chiasei canil p.1y more if he desuires; the minder to be pa.id at unet year, with it; eSt from dhay of sale. aId .ecuTed by b< with arpproved sureties and mCortgage or prenmise's. Purch4aser to pay for pape - We will :dbo sell, at the Plaintaig said deceased, situit - inl said Cout knCown as tlhe John1 Neel pliace, (Ou Tuesdlay. the 6th I)ay o,f Jatm 1874. at puli ucry, for CASH, th.e follo Personial Property to-n it: 7 Head 31ules and' H{or'es. About 25 Hlead of Cattle. Lot Faringt. Im1plemenCIts. 2 Fo'ur HIorse Wahtiuiih. 2 SmlldW:wnsi. Lot HoCusehold and14 Kitchen Fu t U ollu Ned Cot('uf Sed. Other P~erSonIal Propekrtyv. E. J1. BARRtE, Ex'rx., JOEL A. BERILY, Ex'or. Dec. 1CC, 4'.-4t. Executor's Sale Bly virtue of thle power ve5ted in 01e theC Will of MARGARtET S. GOLDING ceased, I will sell at the residhen?ce of I let S. GoIling, ill Newbe rry Counlty, at hle auctionl, ON 3MONDAY, TIlE W9TH D OF DECE31BER INSTANT, all tIhe PersonaIl Prolperty of the said ceased, con:sistinCg of Household and Kitchen Fi niture, Cattle, &e. I will ail o sel a1tC publhe auction, at 3 berry ('Crt HIouse, 0On the First 3Monday ini January u the Realh Estate of thle said deceased, siistinCg of TWO TRACTS F1 LAND, sit ini Newberry County, o- te River, One cotainig 170 ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands5 of~ A Lark, John D. Pitts, UI. 0. HIenson, Little River separainig it from hands of hary Mangum anid John Bird, upon wi are situated good dwelling and outbuildi The othier Tract containling 45 ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands of J Bird, J1. 1$. Floyd ande A. D. Lark. Terfms oCf Sale-Of Personal Prope Cash. Real Estate for one-third Cash, the balance on a cledit of one and years, with interest frein day of sale, to secured b~y not~s and mfortgige of premises and goodl per oaal surety. JmuN W RoEAGN rx' Look! Look! Look! NLotIK to your interes', aid buy your dr-s od- at New York (.o,. 1rom L o-ELACGE & X IIEELER. Dec. 1,,9'2 Rea-vyr Clothing, At New York Cost, at !.OVELACE & WHEELER'S. Dec. 11 4t-2pt. We wam it <;i,tiecty m,sder tood th.at %%e are seling good-A only for e-=xl, aid at nust have what - owi" to t..:. We wi. c.-taiii1y um the l"w to eo!lcet i nt r,ad LONELACE & WIEELE.. Dec. I0, 49-3r. 2,000 Yards AL.AB.0A PLAI[S,tji.t received a:.d for sale Iy LOVELACE & W lEL-R Dec. 10, 49-:r. NOTICE. The County Commim6sioners of Newbeiry Cou!t.v will receive Bids aid applicatiolAs for a PHYSICIAN for7 th,- Jail and Poor lI iuse for the year 1874. until Tuesday, th Jamaurv 1874. DENNIS IMATE, Iee. I, 49-st. B. G. , N. C. WANTED, A first clas. L.oe:.l )ry Gond' Sdesman. None other ne. d -tpply. All appli;.-atlois nflA be addre,,ed in w06riting to R. G. Shi Ver & Co., Newberry. It. C. SHIVER & CO. Dec. D'. 49-t f. GREENWOOD MALE ACADEMY. he underigned wi-es to i&bn his I Iirner iittur.s anil the pobt!ie generally, h at lie .xpexts to open a MALE SCHOOl at Greelnwood, Abbeville County, on the 1st .MONDAY IN JANUARY NEXT. SLudetas prepitred for any College they 0imay wihto enter. -fn:0es of Inition mnoderAte. Board cat, be had fir $1 per ntotLh, exclsive of was!, For fl:-thor priuasaddlrt-:!, T1loU..i)UDCKETT. 71Dec. 10o, 4 -r.m. KING'S MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHO0L YORKVILLE, S. C. TIHiS Institution is fully supplied with arms and zll necessary scieutific apparatus; t and the recent extension of the course of stmilies places it in the front rank of South. ern Ehucatioinal Institutions The first ses - 1ion of the school year of 1 S74, will begin on the :NlD OF FEBRUARY. Apply *or Cat.o"ue Containi: full pari,:uiar?. Cot. A. COWARD, Principal. De 10, -19-8t. ml---- - - SOMTIIING HOSIMLE. In addition to my large stock of DRUGS of t.d CHEMICALS. PERFUMERIES, etc., which has becu lately replenished, I have a ddedl A Fine and Elegant Issortment of SPOCKET KNIVES t AND) of w.arrated z.steri.d ainl superior finis'h, which I c.ini ttfely ofTer to reyv friends and enstOmiers ais worthy their attention. Dr. S. F. FANT. A CARD. TIlE Cl'IZENS' SAVING~S BANK OF SOU Ill CAROLINA has to-day gotie into vobumtarv bainkroptcy, under our advice. This advice has been given as the miost ef fectual meaans of protecting thc interests of its de-positors and other creditors-whoe catn thus, and thus only, have the inaage~ment and control of its assets-insteaid of their being placed in the hands of a receiver, i of whose selection they have no voice. ti- The Officers of the Bank will, at an eary dazy, publish a statemnent, giving full infor mazion of its affairs. We would warmn depositors and creditors not to barter their claims~ to speculators and other interested parties, as we are itifurmed - there exists a most dange rous combination, whose object is to obtain a controlliu:g inte rest, to the destrnction of thte B3ank and the .detrimetit of depositors. ti e old further advisc the depositors d,adceiosto retain their claims until the pubcrlicto abv eerdto hasi been rpade, which, in our opno,will justify the wis dom and policy of the course adopted in their interest, and will saguest a plan, which. 'if heartily co-operated in by depositors and the creditors, wil! save them from loss. (Signed,) McMASTER & I.ECONTE, Attorneys for Petitioner. POPE & HRASKELL. BAC1IAN & YOUMAYe - CoLxET.4, S. C.,Dee~ Dec. 3, 48-3t. LISHENT OF MBIA, S. C. tizititg our ( t~ and FA iM1LlE~ advanr tO ~~ work at once, will be senit on re -'ylt i c ** ents. 4j .J. L ATTA M & CO.. F ai mont Plantation to Reste heeli.itiivataYcl.a:4dIknowniias the MeKel ir P'l.i::. iin, wil~ be, retne for the v'esr 1 874, i odeSsion given ont the first of Janl - ary. The wood land and dwiellings wifl bie :es'rved. MRc \l. E. K McKELLIA R. art -h A CA RD. art- Th Subs riber, owing to the many busi ness reha tionis in which he is enguged, bas found it nece,sary to withdraw fiotm the firm Yof .J E. Webhb & Co., and while returning thatnks for the iberajl and generous patron ige be,.towed1 on the business during the year de- now nearly closed, begs a con tinuance ot the saeliberality to the remailling members of the firmi, and indulges a hope that their fu. tare nity be full of prosperity. LA . 48-3t- THiOS. AE ew- VICK'S FLORAI%iMTDE on- For 18'74. tate the 200 PAGES; 500 75GR'.VflNGS,~ COLORED PLATE. Published at 25i Cents a Year. First No. for 1874 issued. A German ed ition at same p* L Address, JAMES YLCK, and 'Dec. 3, 48-tf. Rochester, S., 'ihWAIRIE M. FEAGLE, : wt,IHOLEsALE DEALERS INt HATS, CAP~ AND teStraw Goods, e. r15~5 Meeting St., - -- - Chbarlestoa,