The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, January 14, 1874, Image 2
The Hierald.
TPOS. F. BRENEKER, EDITOR.
IRA B. JOES, ASSI-STANT EDITOR.
NEWBERRY, S. C.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 14, 1874
A PAPEr FOR THE PEOPLE.
Tlhe Ieral.- is in the hig.est respect a Fam.
Newpape'r, devoted to the material in
:2ts of tho peopic of this County :uid lhe
.:atv. It iticlte xesvey n s an
.ilvertiing ineTium ofrers un11rivalled ad
v:itages. For Terms, sco Arit page.
The Tax.
For the week past there has been
litle else~talked about or thought of
witside the enormous amount each tax
p..yer of this County is ,xpectcd to
p:!v into the Treasurer's office. The
tiures are stUriling, and ilen are sick
the exor'):tant demand made upon
them. The tax has been swelling
gradually for years, each gathering
ijeiug heavier than the one preceding;
with that experience the tax payer,
growing accustomed to it, and expe-'L
ing nothing else, paid up his tax with
ai good grace as possible, but -iow at
o;*_ fell swcp the amount is DOUBLED,
and men who had prepared themselves
to pay according to the levy made by
the Legislature, find to their bitter
disappolutment, to their consternation,
that their assessments rendered in on
oath. have in nearly every c3se been
wuade twice as high. The amounts
which they expected to pay and had
ltid by for this purpose out of their
scanty earaings, they find is but
half enough. With many this will
invol !e ruin. and more especially com
ing in a timle of stringency like the
presnt. If the oaths of the people
are not c-nsidered, why we ask were
livy e:dled for, why should they niake
a return ? It would have been as
well, or better, for the Assessors to
h(ve joue to work with their books
61.:d the ligh1ts before them, and fixed
up this gross fraud without troubliug
the people at all. The res.ult thein
i1ight have been anticipated, and the
fax payers woul-I either have prepared
fwr the worst by siviug all of their
imocy, or have consulted together f,r
the purpose of testing it. The thing
is mnntrous'. We have even heard
iL said, but knwv not if it be true.
that the Comnptrollkr Giener:d ackncowl
edgzes that the demiand upon Newberry
is excessively large. W~e give himc
credit fihr saying so. and hope that he
did. It looks very nmh ncow as if
the fable of the goose which laid the
golden egg is to be rehearsed-th:at
thle insatiable greed can not wait the
slower if not surer process of the past
few years, and that now the exaetin
is for alhl. We gave the Republicani
pr.rty credit for imore foresight, and
that they would have instructed the
army ot assessors, arbitrators. gathuer
ers, &c., to have been muore careful,
and net to scare the pirey by maki~ig
tooc r::sh and exorbitant a demand.
BuXt we are ruistaken, and we doubt
not ihev will finid themnselves mistaken
also. for there is a point beyond which
endc.ural]ce ceases to be a virtue, anid
it seems as si that point is reached
Treatment of Imumigranats.
Everyit:ikig man is satisne:i
i:o 'mt'ubects that c-an engage :he
::t.:t of 'South C:;raliui:cius. The!
*e ,:jr bem ing. alive~ toic i.u
I.rt e. iietst to Iinduce an influnx ccf
fo.:ihn ld,or. We u.::cd it in the towau
Sin the counitry,, in our w)rkcshp.
ndat the plow. The eiKris to induce
ngratIionf are now.' being' erown.iedl
w:t succes, :ad no oue who has ihe
.,i of~ L5, .,uurry :.t hceart will facil
a. .ssist or king aly do anyctigc t.c
impcde the wrk. But there is saue
ibig diriere s from cthe cu,rse her~e
afr pur:sucd thait is necessary to re
1:ai: foreigc::ers after they huave. co:ce,
.nd. th:rocu.h thneir represenctatins. to
aLe .thercS eager tco comae, acnd that
-h:.ui gc, a r:uicalz chi:tnge, in the
(Itr of treating thiemi. Theyc mu.a
uc: he expected to be satiistied with
:-.e ar :IId pc(r acezccnodtionsc.
Tihey cc.*ut hcave c:eat ancd coimfortahL
e,.tLt.es, andU Such lare astiey hcave
tcii,te se to. They s4hculd be paid
p..u.ptly and lib..raly. Th'ley should
i, itret.d ki:idiy and' courteously. :m
m.t in a l.arsh aid uncreasonah!yv dicta
t:*a uanr Those who were oce
ac cuomed to (cournaubd must Ia:rn
togv hir orders as to eqjuals. P'a
requi .iln They are not to be ex
pc eted to taapt thiemselVes immauediate
I; to cour maners and Customas. They
a,ust he- i:scracted in ocur modes oft
enitijvating~ the soil when their own is
di;nerest and incferior. Tfhey are not
to bei made the objects of inasultinig re
maarks, nor thle laughing stock of sens~e
lVs idlers. They :must not be inter
rupte:d in the obi.servah!ce of their pce
e-:iamr eastc:i:s when ncot illegud. if
:cny a rder iro us e i purchasinug la .d. it
:hc'uid be sold soi thue:iuinreaouable
:cud easy t..rcas. It is the. hiabit of
'ie,e fariiers to lOUk uponVi thcese fr
cA':n-rs as mteani hcireliup,c who deserve
' in t: treatmenct than one of th.r
f*: ice d~.. 'They should hot be
e ;ee 3 t .i:d such. Beingi far
f .: . h u i rieads;wile theyiare
ta:::tis ihy irriatint(g'. No
o w.,i Hw"r t . jv from n .e p'-ee to
otelikr. h, ping by ch:4e t,) bottm
thi urr 1u::di::o:. If h:me,tst. ad
shey sh..uid 1.! su;pposed so until found
) it to be otherwise, they are equal
t) their hionest employer, and superior
to their dishonett omplover. and there
f.re should be tre:ted with (onsidera
tion.
If wu peole will thus deport thelml
0evits to-ti:e str:mger innu!grant whei.
.e mls, he will feel that he h.:
ound a home, and he would not bt
human. if he did ;t deiire and ei -
Co ra.: the frinds he left over t! e
vater to c >me and libor anong a I eo
ple so just and liber:d to hizi:elf. In
addition to the dictate of humanity
and ho:,ty. policy requires us to act
tow.trd thu immolligrant In a equitAbk
ni:mner. -Honestv" in this instance
"is the best polley."
It is very true the immigration
novemnit is no work of beoevolence
to foreiumers. Self is the most promi
neut figire in this, as in everything
else. But the very best way to serve
self is to e.xtend the hand of friendship
to the strangers, and not to withdraw
it as soon as they have accepted it
and come here on the faith of it.
We give the land owners of South
Carolina the eredit of having suffi
cient shrewdness to seize upon the ad
vanltage now in their power. We
hopo soon to see an immigration so
ciety in every county of the State, and
a determinati-n to muke a friend of
every foreigner who sees fit to east his
lot in South Carolina. Let not this
niovement be a bubble of caprice, a
mushrooi notion, a thin whim, to be
-bursted, smas- ed and dispersed at the
first blow of difficulty, but a resolute
determination. the offspriig of neces
sitv. unalteruble and indefatigable.
Brief Mentions.
A nunnber of the tax.payers of
Marion County had a meeting on the
6th inst., to consider the assessment
of the Board of Equalization, which
thwy unani:nously resolved was enor
ul.us. Tho resolved not to pay the
taxes nor to bid on each others pro
perty if sold for the sane.
The ::riv of G rangers is growing
rapidly ia forces. A report dated
Deceuber 16th gives the number of
lodges as 9.297, aggregate member
ship, 697.275, of whom 350,000 are
voters. At that time 194 lodges were
in Svuth Carolina. Wh.,t good may
not this mighty organization of sturdy
yeomanry be able to accomplish !
Judge Cook, at the complaint of
John lBauskett, on the 7th ind.,
grued. intjunction restraining' the
SLte Treasurer from issuing and the
County Treasurers from receiving the
Certifieates of indebtedness for taxes.
ut after giving the subject a more
careful consideration, upon his own
motion, la.d Saturday, he reseinded
the order upon the ground that the
c oplaint did not-state facts suffieient
to constitute a cause of action. Hiad
the injuuetiod not been queshed it
would have gJue very hard against
thse who exchanged greenbacks for
Ithe certibeaites on the fauithi of the
State. Fven as it is sonme have suf
%ered.
We u->tiee that three more of the~
menkCi senteniced to confihaement in the
Albany penitentiary. under charges of
Ku-Kluxing, have been recently par.
do:ed, viz:\ Wo. Ramsaiy. of York
Coun~t y. an:d Marion Fowler and John
Wit!ek, of Union County. About
fifteen still renmaiu confined in the
pen itenti ary.
T he .Xuderso:i Intdi;lyter gives an
accont of the killing~ of Mr. Rt.bert
lolid:;y by his iluphew, .Jehu Henry
Ve'rilian, a youth of s.eenteen year.s
Iat C'alhoun Anersoni County, on the
27th if Dee:-mnber. Tt s tss 'itap
wa. that Verillion was drivingi a
whisey w'gon, engagzed i : thec illicit
trie o ardentt spirits, when at difti
cut occured at th. time and place
imenti.uned betw2:m hi:a and a third
pa rty. du ri ng the i'ang*ress of wihich
IMr. Ho9llid:ay interfered as a peace
mat ki-r .ndeavoring to wrest a pistol
o.'n the handso of Vermilion. In
tiii he and others. were uns;uccessful,
ad the pistol wVas explodI d byv Ver:nil
ii the b:lhl takingr effect upon Mr.
tdlliday,) cateringr ::bout an inch and
a bulf below the heart, and ranging
downwar~~idt and backward.,. passinig out
though~! the left kidney. The unfor
tunate mtau survived u:ttil Mondany
mtoritnz, at niine o'clock. when lie
bratied his last. We are infvrmied
that Vermnillion ma:d2 hi.s escape, and
has ot stine~ bee:i arrested.''
The followintg Biures show well for
Anderson: :.75) balcas -.f cottont ship
pd fronm that depot dur ig the mouth
of DXeember, 1 ,00 bales awaiting
shipent. ToXtal receip)ts front the 1st
f Sv;ote:mbe r t.a the :31st of December.
1lS:. were 9.69; bailes.
Tlhree. children of Mr. Thos. Taff,
have died in (Greenville. of Diptheria.
TIhe Laureusville 1/erald saya:
--W ae authorized to say that there
will certainly b.e a uart for Laureuis
Conttyt ::t the next regular term n
February. A slip just received from
the Auditor says: "The jury box is
this ( Weduesday ) evening being fill
ed" So look out ! lients, Witnesses
and all others interested.
Publie MIeeting in C'olumbiat.
A puliei meeting was~ held in Colum
bl the day; before yesterday, to cona'ld
er the sumbjet of taxation. 'The meet
ing was a spirited one, showing a de
lerintionl to have their grievances re
esgd A comumittee wats appointed
to wit on~ tus G~overnor to request him
to extend the time of payment, ;mnd to
)ronre a more equitable as.sessnment of
the property. The meeting adjourned
nutil to-day. when the report of the
,. ,,,nd.tem bile heard.
Suicide or Uchard W earn.
-The nia!:y frI-nds of tiis g(ntleien
f.r: riy of New a.rry) a ln whos(
lame::t..ble death by his own hand oc
curred on Thursday moinin list. in
It u:n!bia, will read with p,in'ul in
-erist the fw particulbrx which we
Lrive b-br..v Cr-ini th., Pheeni.c. and
Union-Herald :
The cominiunity was startled. yester
day morning, to learn of the death, b3
his own hand, of 1liciard Wearn, 01
the irnrf-Vearn & fHix. photogrqi
* rs, and doing business for the lasi
-jear in the building. on Main street
Lcnown aw the "Art Gallerv." Mr
Wcarn. as we learn, was a unative o
the Isle of Man. fro: which pace h
was brought to this country, and set
tied at Charlotte, N. C, with hi.
father and fawzily. ubs.uently, hi
re.ided sonie time in Newlerry, biu
has boen a resident of Columbia for
perhaps. fifteen years. Ile was forty
ive years of age. At 10, yetterday
morninlg, Coroner Coleman sumni IIIOIed
: jury (f inquest, which, after the
usul investiuation. rendered a vtrdiet
that -he came to his death fro:n a pis
tol wound in the headi, inflicted by
himself, while laboring under a fit of
insanity." The suicide occurred be
tween 3 and 4 o'clock in the wuorning.
The instrument. used was a Derringer
pistol. Mr. Wearn was enthusiastic
in the pursuit of his calling. Ile was
a member of the Masonic fraternity, in
which lie attained a high degree. Ile
was hiahly regarded by his friends.
and died without foes. He leaves an
interesting family, who have the sin
cere synipathy of the community in
the sad and sudden bereavenient which
has befallen them.-Pwnix.
Mrs Margaret Wearn, wife of the
deceased testified before the coroner's
jury "that lie had threatened to kill
himself for some time past. le got
up out of his bed in the dark, and
said that lie was crazy. Iinueliatelv
heard the report of a pistol; think it
waS .:bout three o'clock in he irora
ing. His mind has been affected for
sonic tine previous to this. Ie has
always been kind and affectionate to
his fainily."- Union-flerald.
ANswERS TO COmmHESPONDEN.-We
have no doubt that many of our read
ers are at times in more or less diflicul
ty. and long for a word of advice. It
is quite conmon too to bring these troi
bles to the editor. It is not the fiAhion
here, however, and we now make the
offer to untie all the dificilt knots a4
satisfactorily as possible. We select
the following questions and answers,
from another paper, as a sample tc
show how the thing can be done:
A disconsolate maiden writes: "A
bout three years ago I became acquaint
ed with a young gentleman; and al
tiough lie never paid me any particu
lar attentions, he would often accomipa
ny me to andl from eliuirch, etc. Butl
ately I have noti':ed a great chiange. ir
him, iIe avoids mae as much as possi
ble, and starts if I address him. Car'
he have ceased to love me ?-for I know
he did, though lie never said so. If]
thought lie had, it would break nn
heart."
ANSWER.-Perhaps wve ought not t(
interfere in this little matter; but aLs we
know exactly what should be done with
the young man, we feel as if we oughi
to speak out. Do not attempt to reasor
with him or enjole or pacify him. TI<
next time he calls take a mf:>nikey.
wrench, fasten it securely upon his nose,
lead him off to thle dining-room,:un'
ask him in a firm voice what lhe meanus.
If lhe won't amnswer, twist the~ wrench
three or fo.:r timles, ani Ibutt Iris heoad
up against the stove or the manLftlepicc
until his glo-m is dlispelle0d. If lie s:ay
le has ceased to love you, let yo:ur ting
ers d.dly withI his ringlets lovingly for
a few mn1elnts, and then sud.lenly lit
out a ca.uple of handsfull, an4 hamve :i
Irishuu.mn at haud to come in and sit or
him atwhiile and knock out his teeth an~
uimp up iad downi on lii, andl hd so
ciable. You cannot aLffordl to wast4e
your yo-.mg life ulpon such a wroteh :i,
this: an t where heart will not throb t.
heart, or so,d resp).n,ll to soal, thre ba~
thing to do is to contuse the nose a
S,o:nl.body' writ.s to Ili S:r1r Franmei.
eo1( Chrjonside. to ask w,houi Cainm:i d
The'I Chronvid.e sternly repli's : "
arec sorry to b.e obliged' to refus.. to ati
swe?r this <iucstion. Upon any sbe
of a piublic nature we never refrise t<
throw the desiredi light. But this is al
togethier aL dIi ei't thing. It is ar fami
ly matter. with which we (1o not dte
to meddle. Cain died somec time bo
fore ni:ury of us were born, and sue!
idle curiosity regardin~g the fanmily af
fairs of a deeased per'son we r'egard a
reprehensible and calculated to violhit
the sanctities of dormestie life. Fo
these reasons, and because we do no
wish to injure the feelings of the rel:i
tives of the deceased, we decline to an
swer the question."
TwvENTY-NINE: PERsO'NS DRo. wNEl
-ONLY ONE SAVED-N EAR PoRw
lROYAL -Thle Co in i e r e I says
-Another sad eiSe of drowning ye
curred last Monday wek resaltinsg ii
the death of twenty-n in persons.
The boart Elizabeth Miller, blomginl
to a colored society at Hilton Head
left Sa4vannieh for the idanird. It wa:
filled with men,. womien arid chiildret
who had. been to the city for the pur
pmof atsliug their produce and buy
ig things for' t he Chir imu holidays
The boat was Joarded down with p:i
sengers an d freight. After p:asin.
the light ship on Tybec knoll the wini
eaine up strong fromz. southeast auii
tore the jib inito ribbons, maing th
boat u~inmanagearble. arnd soon driftet
her on the shoals off Dawfuskie ish:od
She struck a bank and was thrown om
her beam ends. The passengers clu:n
to .'pnwak. for two hours, whi
they corn nenoed drepp'ig off one af
ter another un:til all were lost burr a
nan named Moses Palite, who bracin~
himself in the mast hole, managed t
kee frm being washied off. Tfh
boat had i t be ra~i1n1e rolled off til
bank arid down towards Savanwal, :ami
about 1 or 2 o'eboek Tuesd::y borinI
this man we piced up) by a boat fron
Savannah gioing to Dawftuskie island
It is barely po.-sible that the mat4o.Scip
io Draytoiiniay have been piekedi up
he havingz drifted off on the cabin hatch
Iso'; IN 'rnsr BrLo>D.-Wh.:n the bl*o, i
well suppied with its iron eleent, we fee
viurou., and full of aniaaion. It is an in
agaiga isy, gf ith yital elemnent than miake.
u feel weaic arnd hoa.spiried; m: snph caLses
cn supply this dehticieucy, and its nsr will ir
-loaeu odlly
We pubish the resob:tion:t-!alapt& t:
th,- eitMizn Of Ntw,r: m . :t
!itte meelin;g helo-, at lTown H:llI. :-t
Mi'alTy. The MeeLting was :ivt ant
irai. Pr,,vis:"In isn - :a,ldi
tional reprkeet:tion of this (Omzy ::
the appro:hin;- Ta.-pyayrs' Convvn
tiol. 01 cclqrs the 1.euntive C(onmlit
lee will not f:til to c:tll it. as the welfatre
of the St:tte :tntl united voice of the pen
ple detnanad it. -uccess to the Cllvena
tion. Tlhre is :a gren! work for its ae
complishment.
At a pul);e miiaetinig theh at Newberry
Courthause. S. C., on tle 12tlh day ofa .:alnln
ary, 174, e.dled at. the ittance (i a ium
b,r of eti-ze:ns, by tLe E.xvcutive Commi:tve
of the Patrona of ln-hnaitry, Mr. W. G.
Moves was called to the e::ir:nd Mr. George
Johnt11tonle jtqukyte! to art ;s Secretary.
The foulon ing resolutions we :re adup:ed:
1. That a commi:t<.e of three be appointed
by the chair to acertaia tv %v!.at vxeut the
assment of p.p4rty inl thi< Cout.y ha
bcei rai-wif bv the St:t Ho.,rd of Equalt
tion; and that in doing so, their estimate
shbu'd be based upom the assessmiett of' the
property of one hundred persons selected
froi diftrea: parts of the Couny.
2. That thi committee 1be isItructe'd to
memoriWize ie prtitier ::uthorities fur au ex
tension of the timue f'or the p.iyment 4)f t:.Xtes,
atnd for a reduction of the assesstient upoiI
proper evidence that it wa, excessive.
3. That the Ch.tirm: appoint fIi v pe_-rsonw,
who, ill the event that the Excctitive Com
mittee of the '.ix Pavrs Coutvenion 5ould
reassebl)e that Convention, and all addi
tiotal ieprerctatition from each County bie
de!'ire., l.oud. togetier with the delegates
and alternat:; oiigiat:.;y appointed. conti
tute tn etlarged delegatiotn from Newerry
Couuty.
The Chair uppointed as ic Co:nmittee,
Messrs. C. 11. Suber, Geo-ge Johlistonle and
W. T. Tarrant, and as du!eg.ates, Messrs. J.
K. G. Nance, George Johnstne, 1i. I . Folk,
E. S. Coppock and Dr. William Dorrob.
Thte mneeting, after rmqeltitg the pulictCa
tion of these resolutions ita the Xewbcrry
l1KIALD and Charleston News atad C ,mier,
adjourned until Satuaday, the 17aLI inst., at
12 o'cloCk, M.
V. G. M AY ES, Chairman.
GEouce JOHNSTON8, Secretary.
Washingtou News.
Blount. of Georgi:t, m:ale an el-'etu:al
lpeecllh ag:inst the Civil Rights bill.
Ie :1.rguel thAt tlte SIpreme Cotrt hai
decided :ailst its consttutiitoinlitv int
the sl:m,ghter house case. Ile stitl there
W:as no niecepssity for its p:ssage. The
colered race lid not want it. The State
of Georgia h:t mule :iile p:-ovision
for the enforcement of all rights to which
the colored race were entitled. IIe pre
ileteil mischie "Is results t tie colored
peol;V:itA the bill woud 'ngendar
lostilities etven lte two races, and
result inl denving to the ntegro the e<lca
c:tiolal facilities nlow provided by 1:av.
IIe :tppa:tas to the Rteptblie:is not to
imlip.se this monstrous iu:sure upol
the SouIti. IIs Spelt was Imaly an
dig-nified :m(:shglemlmnel
It is rimiored th:t, Grant will veto the
Civl R-lhsbill, which causes a flutter
The New York Cinber of Con.
llOrCC h:ve:adopted a urorkil to Con
(!raT :inlSt thte rI:pL: Ul f te blnkrupt
law, re,prosent'ing th:t the repeal of ex
isting laws wolh I.e higl.3;Idetriienta
to :til cltsses of the mtrcantile coililill
nlit.N, :and thle haw h:ad betterI be :lliend
ed ill some important pnirtic-il:urs. A
series of resoluttions was adopted :rg:tinst
the present revenue !:tiw, :aud :a cotumuit
tee appoirted tat present thteml to Con
greSs.
Mr. F&ssil, wvho left Newhaerry foar
Newhearry's ood,) wrote baack l:ately to
:a in:atn reminding him of :t ten cent
debt. Strainge th:at an itail:iv al so
ptculli:trIY p:articul:tr dial not remember
ai b:da:nee adue the IIF.lam.l ef sixty
cents. If he~ sends us fifty cenats, we
will allow'a the rem:tining dlime to go in
p:Ltment of his friend's indebhtedatess.
Unt'AtlAuDs' Musac.L WaatuL.-'The Jatn
uaary naumbea.r oaf tais nitvori:e M.deal Motmb-a
lv bagins thec eleveth :.ala.1 vo'0iatme. T1he
Mlu.dcalh Worl is one taf the~ obaest, as well
as oneC ot lte best muteie..lj- urazals 1,uhii.-hed
itn tis countre. It is tto-t attly edited bay
P'rof. Karl Metz, assi.,atd tay manytt of thte
best nmutsical writer. int A mterica, attad praelnts
a much htrg-r :aImtoutn t o rigial tnu.-aical
li teraturet tiant any athaer jun: tai of the kindt
ntow ptbaihedtat Be-iades twen:yv pages of
choice re.adintg mattter,. eight p.:ge, aof gao l
plat;u':: mu sic' atre givaent itn every numbnier.
The maaic alonfe is wot'taitata in: at(Uesh thte
suibsatiptiona price wich is otnly 51.00t a yeair.
Mutsic te'acheLre, Schlahr.:, Atm teurs :atnd alt
ina:ere.,:ed in thte "DIivitni Art'" 4ahul certit
ly take' the Muasicat Waorld. As the preset
tutmaber beagins a new voinmIre, niow is a de
asit able ti t to subscriba. lThe Publtishters
w.ill sent ! ~spcrimena en'p ies ft:ee toa tay onte
wriatin fair ithemt Ad.ires S. 13a.iuardt/
Sonas, Clevelan:1l. 0.
FAaunstxs ntfvISn Tftt( Mi.L OF
Paoness AT Tau VaExtsA ExPosaTtoN
'THE itionEasr PRIiZt GtvEN ANY MANUFAC
rTURElat oF wE10kat"1No MiAelIINt*.. lhis is a
cotmplimeat-aad onef wa Il tteritaed-butt he'
inctreased (:lt i - for m:nu ' af.e ituin:: (ftac:o
ries covet ii-' over tenl acre-). the Mesasrs.
IFai-b(anaks .t dtat 1.30 Sades weekly
f0.00d yearly- do not mleet thei preentt det:
Using the best mtat:eri a s-amloy ing skit:
e.i an-d ex:aeriaaen. Ithelp-givinag persontal
at t,tstiont ta the mnanfacte taoaf thea Sea.es
Sther itnvaeanteat-it is not surplrisingt tha:t thteya
lea:ad thte worlhd in the sc'ienc~e of weiging.
Woui'.'t Ktso wt .- CIe pubalisher<i of
the Cin'cina ati Mon:btt ly ar' ie taOwi offet ing tot
seaad thira nig:a;r,ine anad Wood's lou-icha,ld
Maazinte a'ar aatta v'ara tand tIt~he beautiful
cIt moa - -osemite" tnll for il ZI0 or the two
mnat.tzitaes wtttitot c'htraomo faar ti1.
ever ntlde hiv the pubtli,berts oaf anay m::gai
zinta. 'lThe Ch.eianati Manth.y it as baeta
muchet improve'd andt watt wor:h it a yaeaar in
itself [aTechaanno "Yosemaite"' is 1O:120,
:and. wouhld n,a-ity seil for tabout six dolltars.
Eve'ty ote .shotul hattke aadvatage of this of
fer:' amheri~~ wiil nevr meet a~ titter one.
-Add;aed,. It. S Tlhtomp-,o & Co., 133 Maina
St , Cincinnaiti, tioi.
'Thet CiscLNN.cra Mo, rnt:.y fr i):c:nr.i
h:as baeen recailved, a little hatte buat so ttntcIth
improved thtat We canl excutso tihe taardinaess.
Ve se.arcely ree.antisead it as the samela paubhi
c:taion. This numb--tar contain<a thte Itllustrated
t'remtiumn List wich' is be.t ifully gottent tup
:ndl gives te moat libecrat rofer to sub cribe.rs
andt agetnts ot'.iny laaine in fattie coatintry.
Sen 10 e. to thIe pubtl ishercs. 1t. S. Thotlp.
sn&Ca Cincinnati, Otto, for sainphle caopy.
a Conmercial.
N LwanIY, Januttary 13 -Matrh't ehnedca
hi an, wimh upward taindeney, price rtuig for
s:ie* ta midllitng 1.
Numberk't of balhes shtippedl luring thte wiek.
ye'a0uray , 4 bt.tle's- aiddling 1.1dt14 .
Iand' tirmer-upl tad< 8;p8:, Orlehaans87.
N'a.:w YoAKK. J.mutary 12.--Cat:,m qie t;
salea' 2.77S balhe-, atr 1a3 .17. Gol ')jaa. acv
attal highe-r.at 11 a 2
AcucTan, J.ia:att 12--('ottotn qtult
maid-l!in.: laj: saleks 200 l,ati.
Cttna.sTox. Jantuiaiya 12.-CottoU flrna
nm:d-.litn 1d; low nmiading 15 at151; strictj
goot ordinary 15>.
M1arried,
4ct thet Wheeler House, Columia, S. C,
ont'the 7th instat, by JRev. J. K Mentdenhlall,
Cal ErnaAt l'WaEED,, a4f Aaigasw, gj., It;
Mi<S .lESSIE' E., daiugter of ilon. roster
Bllodgett, of Newberrv, S C. No cards.
Dec 1S, 1873, at thae h,>use of Mr. Isaae
ITerbtert, Njewberry County.,S. C.. by~ 1.ev.
NI';as Q. tierblet, Ifr. Jo)Ux Ei psoy, QIf
l'dgentdd C.4f'nty, to ?4iss .'N. l!i: Bany.
c.n thte 30:h of O)ctolletr, 15%. by the li'v
. F. Shiantafelr, Mr. Y J1. hhcTantrNs>.,
formerly of Ne-wberry, S. C.. to Miss Ta'. a
The State or South Carolina.
Notice is h'ereby givaen thtat I n i1 apply
to thec Probate Court for Newbaerm y Couty,t
on the twenty-first day of Februa.ary t:ow
nex't atnst-ng. faor ai-chatrge as Executor of'
the Will ef Jimes Sloant. S.'m.iur, da ceasedh.
H.t.i ~.,a ~ ayY" .SLA
Jr i 1, tits arriving E.eentor.
herjiks Sales.
COIUNTY (I,., UER
Dlaniel Zeigler, Plain:iiff,
v.s.
J.ot* l r..il:on
F!v~F!, v2tt. oI ib
D-- .. :v 2 . ::. . E ..2 ent''. :
N L. Si:rtmk, Pl.aii . r, rt, I, I
vs.
I.fM.Pe in nall-! . .
6ei;;ler, E':,:., De fe:idlmts.J
By virtuet of thel 11 - ::ioni, in-h- ah-owv
;es, I WI sel11, ait Public Ow:ery,
-:1,k:z-v. 2d1 kl::;,,- ruiy.1 1
Ne hsry ".LIP . , ;C , : Lthe hi;.Lht
Ider,
ON E [1] LOT,
ULte i ii itlrina, Cutinty and St.t. a"ore
d,c ..
TI*:MIL14' F3]~ 'l: to 0 : 1 2x I
ire or : . :td by . of Fue
!nn, G. , C t. R. Co , -. B !; I , ,
fr Levi t! -l J; S us the o p oIjjtI[Vt
IIpe:rs. Soi. i t M:I ofir ner pu 22 rl ier.
J. J. CARRINGTON, s. . c.
"heit- 's O lic , 2, J.i , 7 .
Ja . i,2 -: X.f 0
'ATE GOF .OUT- CAHui.N.\
( NT (F N.:e V,' i' .- -
IN PRI1i.iTE11.1 CQUIoT.
gh er l.1E . ,Ili. wile,. vs.
S.ri-ah Ann S1Uli:n d otrhe;r.
Pe:;ii., F-r (.te of LInd.
ui p.rsuane of ani ordetr to me lirectid ,
lie a'buve >taed ., b the Judg of
)bute for ):liid Countl,y :4114 S:ato, Iw
,: t pjUblic :uti ion, :t NtO rry C4I i u rt
t her. Fte... i:: 1J 3I!.y Fehn!ry,
INollin l.icalMOs PLIe:
One Iulidred Acres.
re or in, h doi by lanid, of John 1'.
jard and; 'WiNi.AMKird Sold at risk of1
mer purchaer.
er2 of r ale-one-h'l I' c.h ; balhu:ce on
redit ;C welve min :ht;, wv;:h in:eres: frwi:n
tit" sale, purcham-er to -:ve bon :.-id -good
e"y *.i:b 11u1r1 :.:e (Af thev plemli.ses to) ye
-e the crediE purtionj, und to pay for pa
J. .i. CAItIN(;TON, S.N.C.
iti 's i flice. J1 in 1j,. IS7 3 .t !1
'ATE O F I'TI ('Al.OLINA.
C(OWINTY OF NEWBERRY.
IN THE COAITYN PLEAS.
Leah Dilli.un 12. :dl ote ,
F irI14*1---!;,- o 1 r g . e
21 ptrlL:22 ee of Lit or ier i i.e thove Lil'
.. fro:n I r, ill:m , .1 -1 e .\ loIe , I will
,at pt1 ie AU-t h>i , at Nelwi rry C 11.,
it the First lIiday i. Februar
:h1:1L Tr1* t of 1. n'), i:n1 lit: i:1 fihe Ccdll
atl::i Sm :fi, -.i!,I i:2 o t1p.: wV.4 St r
Gid rsCre, k. co:t.ainin-:
One (1)inlred and Thirty
ire or les,:, 1 4 ho nl hti v lands of John
Kilm i, W in. "I Kill;Ird, .',1 2. ! i:: 'tL
,andl bus. o E-t:ate oft T 1. A. W. Chl.
rermi, Ca,b.
urchaser to p .y for pp:ipr.
J1. . ..I: NGTON, '..C
'de riff' 's ote,J: 12, .i 17 1 3t !10
CO)INTY OF)1 NEW\BElRuY.
IN PiROBATE ('VUlT.
H. 11I .li W e' r, Ador, vs.)2L2211 Saa Grecae,
Itru-e 222 an torduero i heabvee.
mfllisL1e.. lioor th.ing of'y Probate, I ll
\eatp:r'rre aucio, a Ne iery..,.,5
a t)l22122re:t 3|i; .ay in 2.y es
OVn (1) Hous an Lot. :s
I:ulte in the ton Iof SCllelena.V. Count and1
riti IfotiA s:iC .\t. lotubangoer h2a.
s1ere, more or hlk, 2 :i, bondd y:ot.o
c:1b 1S.2-i .es 1 1 helrad or.
l'AT'E OF SOUTII. C.IROLJN..
COU)N'' 0)1 NEI'.V.li
IN PRiOBATE'I (!'RlT.
Prtion,l io Se of L'-ind1.i!
Byt vittn:li of1 tiI liertal iidrf h
(rt, in the1 ab1e,oe eio ,Iwl el
o 5l d:.'. t~ he 21ofFbrar,1.4
publi, c re o hIi.h .t il.r h
How'ingi lit'.' E-: .te, :r- itt : T
>re~i or ...X tni..u l. iy hnd. b fE,
~t oe J. 2ttib-o SObtMcKee, :i: ir.th-e
.22' ihe ,V pr iety fLns. . ikr
. .t\ . >F % -'(' .\.U11 ; 'urha r t
yfor eSl hep
J. IPTX'. wClih ra iN,sjl S .i. C.
11an 11..\-3II. ! .
CAEOFSUilCROJ A
.Xew JV e"iefce eousa.
TvA RK !ASO;1YV
All persons indebted
to me. must pay up be-I
fore further Credit is
given.
All accounts un-et
tied before the FIRST
of FEBRUARY, Will be e
placed in the hands of o
an officer for collection.a
S. F. FANT. M. D.1
Druggist.
Jan. ii.2-11.
S t
All persons indebted
to us must come for- W
or!
ward and settle at once j'
either by paying the
Cash, or giving us bank
able paper. Our terms
for 1874 will be cash,
bankable p a p e r , or
monthly settlements,
those who cannot con
ply with either of the
a b o v e requirements
need not expect to get Ii
our godds, as they will
be strictly adhered to.;
I
McFALL & POOL.
.I.in. 1 4.2 - t f. Lil
IREVERSEi.
roys, confertions, Fruits, Nuts, & e i
fol
Xre -ineralkv sold :at hi.h le1 t ti-Ire just be
Gre C:iktluas, but on accutint 02 MAlZ- a e
l1A l i nxietY :o reltlze mo e, lie will. da
lj'r now wi, se;l all tlee god (.iid ie la Lu
L nice :111 voried asstrntiw ) at LOW 11
)OW NS PRICES.
FISH1 AN) OYSE.S AS USUAL, SElRV
ED UP ILI' ALL T\NES.
Cone and eu MAUSl IALL before you buy
:1.ewhere. then if he do:i't sti-f you, go
iny plac: you please and hie w,i:l t obj.:ct
N. I.-COU1EANDPAYIIIMW i Al YOU
VWElIII. Dec. 17, .5J--1.
of
STOcM :CALYS. COAT. .-CA:. 1S AY SCALEMS.
1).unt Sc.tLcas, Corma.2 SeA.1.?:, &C . c
Sc 1ls Repairod Promptly and~ Reaso2nably.
For Sale, also52. Letter Pret'ses, and. '
Miles Alarmi Till Co.'s.
MERCHANT -22 04RAWER
USE THEM. St trat~
so1l.1) AT 1r
F aia n ke Sc ale W ar el1011es
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
3411 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
53 Camp Street, New Orl.eans
FAIRl3AN. g, E.WiN(1,
FAIRBANKS, EROWN & 00.. .:
2 Milk Street, Bo'.oz.
POLLARD & 00., Alcnts,
.AUGUlST.A, (.IA.
For sale by
JNo. E. WEBB & CO.,j
Jan.2 2-31 1 1
f TO $20 PER DAY casily made.l by' any
one2. We ' want ineni. wo2InICI, boys a t ,
*ir: al 121 1. r thle o2untry~ to) ~.ll 1:r2 *
-~ in 22 teel' E2tIgravling5. (Cr:i(s Cra) .n -
21a 1i1k.l Minoii:n st , l.>t o;.;rtItiahs ete.. e
tc ~2. We i : .ny pub lis heline t assrt iio.-t d
lv..r i. lc1e b-ltir ei i ie. tt tsai : I
a geii'natked dow to. 1.w.11:iv to e ule eal i.t
Ie t ion 4.o ( t-n lusi. l rt ret i ll: n- a
giving p-ope tiptir sing oslt t-s a:al
eleanig our rie-t* i et havei taa '.e M
agnt.t workav l..rul l ae i:ieae enn
ne )2lfr ea rs.il an t.i -y ai leo r e h at hy.
low1 thea tl ai n alord iio i:.nh.o-. ud
thrfotie picturesdl el :t it at . alio t
every 1;onisie 2.2 . N beinntS d. as weil asI
liur be:tuif Ld het 0' . tan i yow lidee l "C .1
apprtec2iatlb a011. el ~ un ik ~inr: m is
teelly wh..ee. al nat lin to 1122 ti e"ltii:2w
t he 1 pietarl n: heii .. to.oue. Iy i't loo
)or g wa cil. I .wher t:it lill yot e wo ek n
w g tt tin(linfli l iC n ts w 1 l'' hon lii
'al eu her . but 1 le s vtl' lP t addi ' 12ln w'~ er
l)on' delay Y i-vo w:tpri.h - work :if.I;ii( )~h
N.> iste thsal ell2 ii to en:.r teti th!
bu ia::,ls.otire522 p Iiet it are th i est and .
t ot pleu sn. in t)lns ennui t r.\ I I a are11 en-. L '
d 0r.-:C 2by etrll all il the tet n Pr'. ichtilns dt
Iti ein - w'Y: ke llr:dd 4 22(T;. - ' I \-U" &an i P
0*ive l rit h buin es t i lntire att,et. a
hand,1 n I a:n w 222 itiit ever .on:n :i a'.a
fo ' t h . - over uhrb .t a who.w.2nt
plea.san th. ro lit. ni C loy.et wLithori
once tol;c 'tenra a,l~l ab 2 t i bu ie- tor
1 hen(l. A h ddah re iV 2, :i'G 2 --TI .-4N
I.. A ll 11rt 1 Pub lsr. . 22 hid : Ma ie.
iv. : . 1s . .I.e ,EAProb . . .1:.
'io f.L teE-t.. :QTd ('f-e: ofl1oNiA
D. i:s d (5. Id.,.a:.Paj. 1:g. 2
These 2 arel th.rf. r nr e:fteI 2 . l tersn a !
' l ~ - : I si.;:i-tr.d te. k idLe a:.d erlit r
It siiiL d<iti. ii:6 th-ey-.""
.. ppr, he:ore 221.-,: i ( th cud I'of, I0
b e,to lie e hi t 1Ne2b1 ry 4 Ci:rt I lo' e .
t. , 0on te d hI day J an-.r i:5y n:1ft,
atrpUl;ietion bercctf, :! itoe I 'l-l inu
lo CiiO0nt , o .: ,e CII e:-V ,1 , 21 :,I he r %'
have uby. t heu '.dlidl'- 2021ann i ri o t hobi
gr::, t d ra -e i i ena ur ri my:d tlib 1Ad
hi -bday 01Jail11 JA.la. i, 1s7:.aDmn,
Ja . J1 , - . L A I 2 ' :
erITx Ste es..
VV\T () SAW TiH C.iLIbN
iN T il l-. M o\IN PL EAS.
t a- i-I .e \a:d a)and Oti:ers,
a-- b -n ! .: t : . .- . -COM ry t
[ ... I xi!! -e'!. .:, P . . c ::, tu the r
)n tle First Mooday in February
- Next,
t Nen)erry C. II t:.e folh.wh:, Real Es
ate, viz:
Oiie 1l iluiise aand Lot,
i:uate i the To-.% n1 of Hein I, Go:ity and
'Late afore.a, ia Lot cai
FoUR (4) ACiES iF LAND,
Dore vor -, wi buGaw- b. ltofjohn
' - :ie-tlirl Cab ; b .41n.- on a
S-it ui .h '.y i t a IM 1 U inC ret
vn, day ors:e, credit por::vi to be me
r r : bond oQ ''reacr with ro.d bure
, Ian r of th - premni8t' . Pur
ias,ar to p for; pape:s.
J. J. C.'.I\,;;TOX, S. . c
.J:,.. 1 1. 2 - .
iT.AT. ()F SOUTf I '.\ I ZIL'
IN Tl 11: .I\ . N' ILEASA.
A. It. Co..rz!z. )Propertly.
!v it: oan Exvcutioa In the Above
.,,I i'l . , : tPubaie .'aa.dien, to the
e b i at N-:wberry C. 11 ,
)1 lie 'Mnda in e b.' -
1t1:11-v nleNi,
[hie11 U I11A'( :In u Flhtyv
- " v .--. .antd bundeA L and- of L
.t.J.,hn1 it Soldlev, Phiilip SF01:
l ther . Levied ipon a:: the I)per:y
,f .A. 11. Cm:.O-.
T- i:Ni S G.\- . A I 'eihaser to pay fzr
,. J. C. 1 ,N4T()N, . N. c.
Sh r !Y, ::ie,A:n. 8 84
Jan. 14, 2-01. {0
.Tn o!- sur'Ti ('. RO i. n.
COUNTY O' NEWBERRY.
IN C(D)-'Ii N PLIE.,I.
J,.3. C. i8:ntht. lh-rk. Pai.i:iff, vs O
Weal", J a tt0n. in-l .. Ce . mhil. ie
Co:-ni!Lint 'or Fw:elostro.
In pir.-itaiae. of an old4-r o nl- i
in thw abov,., rt'd e ise v li in
Jfl d.:e aM a.4, I w:dI . -'. I l'u ' : A- : t ,
At Neavb.:rrv C. I,
01) the 1'i.A Monld;iv in 'tC .
I'Ll z1I'V N- .'C ,
te i i t , %iz: One TrAct
E- LE\'EN l1i ACR IES,
L
mnore or len .d i . iUr l 11.aid,!no:
La l tat,::in .rteTo.no e h r
:!b.:.- Qrrv, : f Jul \' 1 .(abh
ril, :m. ar-I!:a ia .\l .-:ji a'ati'. a l !
Ile.
pap...
ST.\TE OF 5 UlTH C.UON
('OlNTY OF NE WUERRY.
IN TH'I I>PROB.\TL ( 4lRT
Ixp: rri - .I:In:e.C A Ilt :::'. . Ada2:-ta.ar raf
the Peran.d t.eorizbthWigt
Petition for s tat of pt'.-r 0:: prl'operty andI
forh an . mrde to rn : mat -ar ;..it. 1
J.1'. 'bti then ov et~.*a .Se, I uia --!
On Wednesm.luv.: t!in -tlitdu of .Jau
un r 'v. la ?.
dlae'd , h
PERSONAL PROPERITY1
of ih-ce':ise,d, exceept the noe :g ajing Jarnes
C.d.!well,
I wi! also renlt :at thm sa:nt' Iito, tao the
levetn :Izal )ne-E it (11 )
beinttg hie :'.1 -.e.. n. d.-ie.
Sher lir (li.-.: .I an a I s
J1 nr. 7, 1-:. 7:0.
EVERY VARETY,
K so,
Re&d and( WAhite Onionu Sets and
Fatr -tile :t
Dr. W. F. PRAT T'S
DRUC STORE.
Notice to Trespassers.1
ITa a.,eriber 'rb gait es n'V$ omtice tha
atyt pr t r ;.-r-n- e.iLt t:re s iig
ona hi-- prem:tis -ri m itbe da.ilt wijth a cor.
in: o I,w. G. Li-uaNHiiT,
J-r. . I -41' lla'!e. , ta. <'.
NOTICE.
We n.aiil .apply to) th.- Probalte Cour-a for
Nrna' ra a y~ Gua t ora d.harge ;as Ad iin
tSa n ofLtt 4) e Ot t . of .air.alh JIoi::a-on,
dec'er.:'sed, ari :1a' 1:'nah m:ty of' Feb'rary,'
I871. JOHN a. Ja.llNSON,
Aafhni:ni-tr'.mors of S.ar:ah .Johlnson, rdee'd,
\ra'r. 7, A-5. D 7! a*~IC
IN IN! D;IS i-rT C\ RTO
By nhom a' p itjin frm oj 1ieain
Noven laa .i r,' A. D. 1 'I i .ai Court.
aTI.i aN" to "-ve nofen da. ont :a.
it . mI a-e:b r,n .\. D. 1 ;.aia . ti
ataf Cl H. iey it u .r, oa 1 : ;:tint di p t he.'
Co nof Rh-bhuea. aa , in mh. ai ...e taf' rap th
rape 11n1 hi . awn p'tio ;aa) ehO.ae paymnt or
mafyde : : a . - r in : a:.y r e ty
prve the!ir mideb lland to t'ebao'aem oneaor
eiry, Soutth Caoi.b b'l'm'o C. G. Jaeger,
Re i ar Oa :ha..: -t a.y oa f J.atnarv, A.
D). .7i, at 12 oer'clr,A.M
1'. ". \!rat ,, a m a-.-sen. r.
Per A. P. Pimi., Deaputy M *se..ger.
l ~.
.isefta1 eonus.
Resp.e o rua is e.,:o ers and
he pnldie .-i-?n*r:t!1v of Newherrv, -and stir
oi ,i:W.: o ' , Uh.L he haS -removed to
bie
lega nt aid Commodiolls Store
latelyVOtt ocuid by 1. G. Si.i vr C (o.,
J Ill uhe v . i:: ot f
S
)ry Goods,
Clothing, Shoes,
?amily Groceries,
Nic Nacs,
leavv Groceries,
PlanItation Suplies,
Bagging, Ties, Grain,
iaardware, 0
Woodenware, &c,
Nhich he 011ers Low for Cash!
L., he at "." any
:1:., .: cor- .oV "e ibe
.:entin.. IIo vere dem.utt
.arge, Varied and Cheap.'
CELFBRATED
All thiat I akk i., tha! buu -rsv *t :y
Dir.-, : 1 ai..e n o ::um eo h
:yg -to u p..uhi ..fle ao. 0 d.t nt* i n tlt
he l.-.L-, :I: tOr vhi: I oc. ti e oc a
on to r. :uru i th ak
rHos. F. HARMON,
NL At Door to II.,nk.
A House and Lot
FOR SALE.~
Lovelace & Wheeler.
thristmas and New Year!
THIE ACE TO GET
HANDSOME
Se 1W i ('e A 1)I0 ircet
I.\N
A. A. NATHA N'S,
.xr : i': i SI(C- .W ELLY -ruont.)
I: ':con w:a 1/.N)Y .\lTICL1-3 ;o to Na:
l:on . . h:L :so - lot j0,t recetie.)
It )you:t ('lt-)CKEltY O.F .ANY K! Nh.
pto Nath::n a :0' .ntl.. JLL1
ori ., 1-:ot .:0 t .N a :L t':- ,l: h juttire
.\n.1if you waont ANYTIIUNG. EL:-.go to
WAIHA N'S
\j I.-: ilE.M C11EAP.
Pacific Guano Company'sI
T il 1 .150* i-' o w to - u- cl w .in
a!!Ithel S1.u:he0:n t ..t :, f *r i: 1 re: ..k h
U : er: I : t .i:a ne :or h. :e::,ir: .i he i I.o
iOIC ~ e tia e xe :l n-. Th.- r::e i:.-d eo . ,i)
inl:ae.t d L. :eCopyin :ii :1 r.t.l.for,1
pred under~ thei ,sia:itendence of Drt. St.
(Charlc'.ton.t S. ( . II.e !,:fr. m: i v re..t
prei-oIly the* ,:ani: as :ta he re:Ot.re 0old.
J1. N. l1O..tON,
.M I t1N izot:1: iE I Co.,V I
Genr:d Ar ehi e
T..r .- t ca-h;E5A YieLL,thu iw
now am b. Ce n:lisi:t of .p: o d cd
..1l.-. Wh e.n ut -:ier d fromihed Cf.:e -b
-uPARed. SUITS, ORON
FURNITURE
Wanu, hestutadsPanedsCam
TABLES,
BED STEAJDS
Of all sti les tad grades,
C:lIAils. to suit all.
S pring ]Beds anid 3I1attrasses.
WVindow Sh::dets and Fi xturest. (
Wall Paper and Border.
P'I(TURE FRA31\ES iade to or
Etran:ce he:t een-: Leavell & Spearnman i
ndl A. \!. H m:ts & Co.'s Stores
Uet. 15, 41 -i f.
R- --efuly n frm thirfriends and the
--t>::e geneor:dtiht they have on hand :and
or sale
BEDSTEADS, C UAIRS,
And all Kinds of Furniture,
\nd will repair as we!! as makeC the .uame.
n thec best imu:ner with: expedition, an I at
nodlerate prices.
CUNS STOCKED
'estly, an~d any kind of work in their line o
xecutcd in a high ly satisfactory mannier. o
WORK ROOM 4
n (100. N...t,hr of L....ari.aln' Rm.a
-ar-iaes, Wag&.s, 4Vc.
ildingr and' Repallr 'h&j,r
The subscriber t i:kes hiS method of in
,rmin;g Ilk frienl4S and tle puib!ic th:at he
vs .tabi.-hed a :,hop at Vr-iperry, and id
1pttrd-to ake tuAl repar- -.. . -
IU&ES AND WAGON99
11 k;iids of
Blacksmith Work
Executed.
IEPAIRS ON
COTTON CINS,
HOT CUNS ANiD RIFLES,
Dour Locks and Pad Loc,s,
TURNIITURIE
oi a!' kinl ieany rpAired.
NEW SEATS IN ALL KIND OF CHAIRS,
PIL/RE FRAMES
Ma,le to Order,
1otton Screws Made oaplete.
[d CoPper, Lead and Brass Bought.
ERMS STRICTLY CASH.
I resect fuy oli a h ~l1.LI of patronago.
J. B. LasSALLE,
1>,.pity. -. ( .. on tine of 6. & C. IL IL
Dwec.:3.5:2-3m1.
'BB, 0NES & PIRKER,
Tr A Z SI1N N E R=?,S.
AM!) ~.AL'CI.A,OV
JiileSs iid Saili r.
-IALER.S I
Buggies and Carriages,
ALURIAGE BOLTS of all sizes,
C.ARRIAGE PIANDS,
NLi: cIdPS.
FELL)E PLATES,
VASlIEIlS,
SIIAFT COU-PLINGS, &C.
COTTON BUYERS.
---
LEATHER,
addferv Hardware and Find
Ings,
.eather Belting and
Rivets of all Kinds.
ILULS.
AXNL ES.
SPOi- ES.
BTVGY TONGT ES.
S11A FTh.
(WiffY CO.\BS
.Ad BRCUIlE,
!'RIUNKS. -
VALISES.
UMBRELLAS.&e.,
[TORSE NETS.
IIORSE COVERIS. 4
PORTAULE FORGES,
HORSE SHOES.
And NATL.
Ib u-SSING BL.iCKBTs.3
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BUGGIES and CARRIAGES
on h:and' a:id inade to order by pauern
Children's Egpress WAQ,0NSi
7?HILDREW'S CARRIAGES,
Rocking Horses.
Full price. p.aid for IllLDES at Store or
f'ianerv.
Nov. 5, 44--t .
THOS. M. LAKE.
H. h: purc ase 'h Whelwrigh,lt and
tc s ithn lint lshmnt of Me.'sra.
b one 'a: P arkr ne rpetfully~ an
ouc o th\tiz-so Nvberry and suir
ndin courytat we .are prepared- to
~AA 8sIS AND W AGOMS
.and do allt kinds of REP1AIRING in
WH'IEELWRIIGHT and
BLACKSM(THING,
ni the m:ost approved stylec, and at very
nzoderate r:ates.
We have secured the ser' ices of comape
eit and rel.able workmueu in all the variou&
iep.artmeints of our bu inaes, and all work
exe cuted at our Maniufactorye will be done
ni a subnt iatl mnanne:r.
In :addition to the above we have engaged_
I number one
HORSE SHOER;
mid n illi larantee satisfaction. =
Old Buggies bought and :akeai in trade.
The Couzmnbia P'honix, and U.iion-Hlerald
iii plea-e copy three mcnths and sead_bil
o this otlice. Oct 29J, 43-4f
NOTICE.
Gz::sv ti. A.i Comt3i:1 R AIRaD,.
(o(MUu~Il, S. C., January 1, ISZ4
HLDEuIlmt of the STATE GUA
TEED BONDS a:nd the admitted SECO
ed) MORTGAGE BONDS of this Co
hlo have funde-! the past due Coupons
.aidi Bo:nd5, :natured bcieteen Ja
iahten hunadred and seventy-two, (I '
tad July, eighteen hundred and -ser
br ee, (18 - ) bo:h inclusive, are
hLat Lhe .Ja inuary, < igheteen hundred
'venty-four, Coupons of said Bonds
l-o, tho.eo the funded Interest
nd Certi:eits nii! be paid on p
lona at this. o'ie on the FIFTEENTH(
N T. A Eo. W. W ATERM'AN.
.Jaa.. 7, 1-2r.
STOLEN.
Stolen from my house on the night
wenty-sixthi December, onee man's
ieClllan make, hog skin cover, w
tirrrnpa, S.addle somewhat worn. AlsO
ide S:addile, nearly new, hog skin seaL.
her-at reward w:ll be given any per:
uding them. and! to anyv one furnish ~
roof to conviet the thief I will give $'
art. WM. R. HFS
.J.an. 7. 1-t
Administratrix's Notik
All Notes and Accounts dut ti'
D. Mower, . eeeased, must ' e
r before 1st of Ja.nu.ary, 1874
ho wish a com:prcmise one oLr
pp'. iimediate!y.
e. OW*