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Special and Local. l. f raasient business noticsinId e ar5 eas zrted at the rate of fifm fsats- per'liae-lib'eral dntracts 0 madef;e &A*iggegnnhs f - ti ti _,gale of Valuable Lands. R. r-The Orphans'Friend. S ..ckr--Door,.Sash -and,Blind r n veCollege.a ile-Rent of Land. J k--ferWs Sates. T W. W hS!blen 11orse. W. C. ,Chase & Co.-Special Notices. t CheWi"'et-an,orvin - FPm--CarQiina Military lustitute, ti -A=E NoTicE.-Execatoes or Adminis tra~tprs wishing notices inserted in the HE. " Mr 9bePrepared to.pay for the same o Sefore-insertion. Attorneys sending in sueb S notices on behalf of-their clients will be held responsible, and will be expected to pay wheul Transient advertisements of any kind must-I WiPjlfa idviuc If f-thb parties -adver nasigdenteeid.M town.I .Jo mlmk-ind subsetipions stricdly Cash. k<Alt:pm.persbsall, be stopped hereafter as soon as the term of subscription expires, un- a lessatisf3ctory arrargements -are made to a contiie-th -same. b mark denotesexpiration-after that jhepaper is discostiued. isar these things in mind. 3-tf, C ILIr TAR Si r SITIT- ti t-sr&jon is Mall to card of16l. Y. P~ THOA The advantages afforded by ti his institution are decidedly good. d .-Wm~smr.-Fine Keutacky Corn Whiskey for3dt-either-.rtaiorjwbolesate. at 3 - W. C. CHASE & CO.'S. - eCOLLEG.F-At tegoD egle! toP the advertisement of SE the above named institution, situated at Statesville, ll-C., and- one of the most 4eg Joions in North arolina. e WoM CASTOTE.Now.-The New- th ip3Peba*ng Society. last Monday night, a el- a* w im d 'isni,e decided thIneZston, 4Shobld women exercise (t the rigb; of suffrage," in the affirma- IP tive. C Pv-__ thI Gnocz22Es.-All kints of Groceries for sale at W. C. CHASE'S SIf~6%V ix!7Az.E LA-->s.-On s Sale-day in February, Mr. J. D. Epp k wil,vRseven.hundred acres of valua bb i ying oi Endree River and nica's creel, one of the most pro duetive sections in the country. This is A p hince for investment. Mr. A. .B. Mulligan, Cotton Factor of ec Charleston, and well known to the ai u;qrtesand business men of this Coun- sa o,yhas ised a circular .in relation to 2( the proper mode of marking coton be- v< Wesupposethat.hehas C *7 th dircuars to each me-- ai ebant sad planter of his large acquain- ry tance, and our object in- making- thit 74 * notice is-simply to say that the informa tion which he'gifis is ddrtb~yof atten-3 THANxS,-Mr. S. S. Solomons, Gen. d "Sup6ertendent' of-the South Carolina ariR)a~ccept onr. thanks for h an4 rni over his road for 1874. r Af e1~Ii fteidntendent, Col- st Thos. Dodamnead, foi i like favor over lle ColmbjaRail Road. i doNese Na?rf.Evans & (JaeUi ofrlestor fra.admira bly and conveniently artinged copy of f Miiifs"3mnae for8 ~Eerg~ far- g mer sisged ena'ef them- b *lwben thinking thgt the Senior sure l eagbrate<Ti iihis ecstatic descrip t~orisf~ Q'R MarslalPs oysters, but t happening,lately todrop into Marshalls c r&stiiiht ie~found that his praise was t -not-ingr'operly bestowed The Senior's' head.generally level on the subject of t I"something to eat." though the "Union Zeral" tMhizk he is "imaginative." 3i.~ZA' . C. CH ASE'S. g~ GEO. S. ILACKE.-We take especialI p, leasure in calling the attention o.f builders:>the advertisement Mr. G3. S. ' Hacker, manufaceturer of Doors, Sashes adlElds is establishment is an s 'extensive one, and his experience is C( such that reliance can be placed in his sE doel-. All orders addressed to him at W Cihareston, S. C., will receive prompt el GOO AXUTHOarrr.-"That the ele- in ;gadshould be v:. given over.te n#aauagement of wo- w -men, is an idea that is gaining favor. It is 'siW aud& sid-truly that women H natuilfv t~each'young children better i-m 'linen 31o-5that the moral impressions ol -.nadeLre better, and thatr-the physical al health of the child is apt to be better consulted." P Corroi is bouight by zi 3.W. C. CHASE &CO. At the annual election, held on the S13th of Jannary, for Directors of the Na.- SC Stional Bank of Newberry, S. C., to ser'e for the ensuing year, the following gen- C temd were elected t G. T. Scott, J. T. Peterson, Y-f J. Pope, J. N. Martin, J1. B. Car wile, R. L. M'Caughrinl, C. H. Suber', R. S. Chick. and John S. Renwick. At a meeting of the Directors, held immediately afterwards,R. L. M'Caugh- ir -yit.SSssnaimously re-elected Presi- t< dent. .a P A MILITARY GOVERNMENT FOR ti SOTH CAROLINA.p Such an idea has been suggested by.. some Tax-payers in Columbia as the best resort to free the State from high - taxation, but how~ to free yourself fromr paying.high rates for cigars that are Io really 'very mean, is the subject that one who buys either as a dealer or pri- r vate smoker. This problem has been t solved by the "Indian Girl," who know- i ding that the goods sold by her will stand he test. (more cigars being retailed at wiwmta in.anly other store in SState,) proposes to fill orders at -that cannot be beat. Many have ndare pleased, and we feel air sigd to say that all who sendl an h1 dei, Messrs. Perry & Slawson, "In- vi his a Cigar Store," Columbia, S. C., 1 y ually well pleased. At any a of 1~tldadvise every one who h it athis luxury to send to them C stor Sanuples. f;-tf. c 1.1 Courr.-The Court of General qe ons convened last Monda-y. Imme iately after the calling over the name Rthe Grand Jurors, L. J. Jones, Esq. aving delivered a few well chon in -o0,uctory remarks, read to the Cour ie resolutions passed some time sinc4 y the Bar and citizens of Newberry lative to the lateCol. Simeon Fair ad moved that they be placed in th< [inutes of the Court. Hfis Honor udge.Moses, granted the motion afte short, clojuent eulogy on the charac Tr. of the deceased, and as a furthei ibute of'respect adjourned Court unti nesday morning. FoR -SAL.-We have several Stoves anu her householi imiplenieu, to sell on nex e-day. W. C. CHASE& CO. It is a poor local column, which is de :ted entirely to the ornamental *i 3wsy departments. The followin( mveys a lesson beyond price, and i Dod and wholesome: "That house is no home which hold. grumbling father, a scolding mother dissipated son, a lazy daughter, and i id tempered child. It may be built o: arble, surrounded by garden, parl id fountains; carpets of extravagahl )stliness may spread its floors; pic. ires of rarest merit may adorn it, alls; its tables may abound with dain es the most luxurious; its every or. 3ring may be complete, but it will no1 a home." A Porr" Ui STOE.-The elegant and ell furnished store of Messrs. Kings nd & Heath, in Columbia, has a de avedly popular reputation. Ther( >U can find everything in the line oi ousefurnishing goods, such as crock -y, glass, wood, and tin ware, that car ssibly be needed. Besides the useful, Le ornamental occupies a large place. he prices too are cheap. Citizens ol ewberry and surrounding Counties, he Indies especially,) are invited tc ty the store a visit when they go tc ;umbia. The.store is situated nei e Columbia Hotel. 2-21 All young people,. who contemplate eedy marriage, should know tbat-tc ep within the requirements of fashior ey must, in a long life of wedlock eel. arate their wedding anniversary a greal any times. We sincerely trust tha1 e publication of the following list will >t deter any approaching nuptials: aree days-Sugar. Sixty days-Vin. ar. First anniversary-Paper. 5tl iniversarv-Wooden. 10th anniver ry-Tin. 15th anniversary-Crystal. h anniversary-China. 25th anni rsary-Silver. 30th anniversary >tton. 35th anniversary-Linen. 40th iniversary-woolen. 45th anniversa -Silk. 50th anniversary-Golden. th anniversary-Diamond. EnnIIES SUPI,IED with Groceries, by W. C. CHASE. FIRE AT WoniK AGAI,-On Tues, ty evening of last week, our com* unity was again alarmed by the terri* e cry of "Fire." The occupant of the em. above Messrs. McFall & Pool's are having left fire in tUie fire-place, some way the wooden framing and en the floor ignited. Mr. Jas, Irwin, ~ok-keeper, while at his desk, noticed eculiar red flickering against the mt window panes, and on coming rward disoovored that it was caused Sthe insidious flame making its way rough the flooring. The alarm was iediately given when buckets of wa appeared like magic, and the firE s put out before doing other damage an burning the m,intel board and a nsiderable hole in tne floor. This is e second narrow escape from a gen. a1 conflagration in a short while. For. nately, thefire has both times been scovered in the bud. As this will not ways occur it would be wise for New rrv to have a nmoi-e efficient fire or mzation. PansoKA.-The- pleasure of a visit m.Coel. Wm. Laidler, the surviving ember of the firm of A. S. Willington Co., proprietors of the old and re ected Charleston Courie,-, was afford I us on Monday last. We are glad te e Col. Latidler looking so well, and ish him success in his travels while ideavoring to settle up the Couricri ismess. Mr. John Chalmers, of Liberty Hall. this County, it is said, has purchased uable property in Greenville, and ill remove to that place. Mr. Thos. Duckett, also of Liberty all, has removed to Greenwood, wher( has opened a Male Academy. Boti: these gentlemen were good citizens, Ld we are loth to give them up. Maj. J1. K. G. Nance, having sold h is antation, has taken up his residenc< town, aLnd we congratulate our citi. s in so valuable an addition to so~ We learn that Mr. Thos. Price, foi me time Master Machinist at th< elena Work Shops, has been succeed. I by Mr. R. II. Anderson. We wist e retired as well as present Master all ture success. If you have anything to Auction send it t< W. C. CH ASE & Co. A SUGGESION.-'We copy the follow g and suggest it as a good exampl those who complain that they cannoi ford to subscribe for their county pa. r. It may also afford an idea t< Lose who have subscribed but forgot t i. It is thrown as bread upon th( steIs. An old subscriber to the "Ameriea eame," in Caldwell County, N. C., ir newing for 1874 and sending a cluti 'new names, says: "Mv wife had a blue hen the pas: ason that laid thirty-two eggs, an ised b,esides, eight turkeys and twen -five chickens. They were all sol our little market. as follows: eggs, at 20 cents a 'dozen....... turkeys, at $1.80 a pair........7 2' chickas, at is cents a piece.. 4 812 2: Jho can beat that? M. D. S." - That is a pretty good return from onl 3n! It gives us, too, a little text o1 -hich to hang a suggestion. It is tha those farmers who think the time ce too hard to take a papqx will take on an and propery care for her. she wil tsily net them enough to pay for thei ,, nty par -a( thir~ religious paper FIRE AT POMARIA.-We regret ex eedingly to learn that Mr. J. B. Suber. sE: living within three-fourths of a mile of wi Pomaria depot, had his barn and stables, an together with all of his corn, fodder and in( a new wagon, destroyed by fire on last pr: Thursday afternoon. between four and ell a f five o'clock. Cause of the fire not known. This is : severe loss to Mr. Su- ofg ber, and we svmathize with him. Mr. C Suber informs us that had it iot been 011 for the noble exertions of the colored ne people on his place and in the neighbor- te, hood, everything that he posse(ssed would have been destroyed. thl TmPER.NCE ADDREss iY REY. 11. M. .Vooi>.-Agreeably to the notice given i our hist issue, an address on ga the subject of Temperance was deliver- Ca ed in Temperance Iall, last Thursday night, by the Rex-. 11. M. Mood, Grand Worthy Chief of the I. 0. G. T. Con- im sidering tile coldness of the evening the to audience was a fair one. The aldress; was full of instruction, tracing the rise and faill of the Temperance Orders in this State, showing wherein they were To deficient, but also wherein they each ac complished good, until he arrived at pIE the Order he represented, which seem ed to him nearest to meet the demands the of the time. The main object of Tem- i perance Societies, he thought, was not I only to reform inebriates, but to change public opinion on the subject of intoxi- A1, cating drinks, to prevent the young from ever acquiring the habit, and to mn unite, if possible, all in favor of the movement in a vigorous effort to. do NN away with the License Law, which so permeates our entire social and govern mental system. He charged the pro- thc fessional gentlemen, as well as all other all classes, with too much indifference and Pj til disregard of this important work. No attempts were made at wit and ance- pr( dotes, but the address was sound, se- Su rious, earnest and convincing. so INCIDENTS OF TIE FimE.-One of the Th most pleasing incidents connected with P the fire of Tuesday afternoon was. the . alacrity manifested by the people, white 'm and colored, men, women and children. r The number of buckets brought to the tos scene, had they all been filled, and the thc contents of each emptied on any one hg thc fire, no matter how large. it would have te suffieed for its extinguishment. As it hiappencd, large numbers were empty, no, any number of men had from one to I three in each hand, and a stack on his sy, shoulders,and many of those which were ne bul filled, were by force of pressure from the the excited crowd, emptied of their con- ter tents over unfortunate individuals al most as hot as the fire; one man had tur his eye endangered. We believe not a ChV few had any idea that they had buckets, an but we give them all credit for good in- cot tentions-and that there was no desire to make a show of work, although we pu did notice some fellows who arc well hai known as having so little fear of laborfo that they can lie down by a hard job and sleep like infants. Our friend, coi D)an. Wheeler, with a Gardner Fire Ex- cl, tinguisher, was the observed of all ob- dr servers, as he came rushing to the scene, th and through the swaying, excited mnass. p He looked sublime, his back seemed tov fitted for the burden, and all praise ed is due him. It wvill be rememberedli that just on the spot now alluded to the conflagration of 1866 Was terribly felt, an and many who then suffered, feared a whi repetition of that disaster. IIad the vli fire not been subdued, 31eFall & Pool's ie elegant stock, the commodious hotel,se Thos. Cook and M. Foot's extensive stores under and on one side, Maj. Chas- on< Buist's J. M. Wilson & Co.'s, Mrs. list Mowvers, fine stores, on the other, with ed theTIIERA.-D oIlice,would soon have been in levelled to the ground, and the valuable contents a mass of ashes. Then, too, 11F the families living over some of these a s stores would also have suffered. It was ] a narrow escape-and truly a providen- l tial one. In view of this, should not C some effort be made to procure an en- ble gine, There is not a man in town who in, will not contribute liberally for such a thi purpose. Let some one try it. _________cot it t A MLA MLA.-OnI Friday night last sar as announced by bills, the Native min strels gave -rHEIR pleasing entertain- thi ment to a small and surprised audience. an' One gentleman, however, overcome by E a strainge and unaccountable hallu cination looked upon the whole af- in~ fair as an unmitigated humbug, and mc the most ridiculous attempt at an inter tainment he had ever seen. The in- n.c vestment of fifty cents he cared but li tis tie about, but to be sold, and then to pay ten cents more for a reserved seatt, was the unkindest cut. There were one hundred reserve seats, said he, allco of which are still in reserve, ninety-five als of them, at least. iIe says if we don't rake the hide off the 'Natives' he will. 2 Well, we don't like to be made a cat'ses paw of, and advise him to pitch in and do the skinning himself. We prefer to p)raise the Natives than censure them. It did not cost us so much either by ten - cents, for we positively refused the ex- -r tra charge, thinking the price of admis- di sion quite sufficeient. That is, we~ thought so on entering-later in the evening our opinion was changed, and we after witnessing at the candle act, one of tio: the best features, and one which ex- tra eeeded any thing ever before seen. The~ the Native wiho accomplished that feat is a ali ge*nius. The modus operandi was nov- c el, and consisted in blowing out the ; first candle as any ordinary person Th would have done, and in sneezing, suC coughing, whistling and spitting out su1 four others. We did not like the mn strumental performance 'tis true, as we consider thec bones very indiil'erent mu- raI m sic unless accompanied by other in- cox strunments, but the Natives alone were col responsible for that-the IIall was open i and the doorkeeper ready to receive the sh2 Sti money, and if any one paid the p)rice yia a :nd went in whose fault was it-not the les Native MIinstrels, surely. Take the tI. >case of the lady who went out after the p1; first act-there was wisdom there- I what was the use of remaining for the Itoi whole worth of the money when twen tv-five cents of it was sufficient? No, er we won't skin them. Let 'em rip. Our sI tonly regret is, there were not more Since Warren & Co.'s Great Sonthern na: CombinaLtion and Palace Pavilion 5how, . there has been nothing to equal the Native Newberrv M1instrels. Give the4 j p de.il his due. j te PuF RrRAE CAnOTXAN-CANYAS :S WANTED.-No better opportunity I probably ever offer to the planters . farmers of our section for obtain a vast amount of invaluable and etical information in the d:tilv dis trge of their ftrm da ties.together with nely executed picture for the adorn nt >f thc-ir hoiseholds, than is now ,red by the pffblishers of the "1Raral roh-nian." They have, at a large 1ay, procured two beautiftul chronios, iol they are offrin.g to both old and subscribers, on un--suallv liberal Mhe chromno- have been -etl for ir a.ppropriat(ncss, as well :t- for ir fine execution. One is entitled, lie Jewels of Spring," the other, he Unconscious Sleeper." ['he publishers are dosirois of ei Zin- Canva*sers in every County of b1 of the Southern States, and offer (-edingrlv liberal ternis. Xe would a Lain remtiind those de AL-4 Of engaging in that capacity, that mediate application shoul be made :he publishers at Charleston, S. C. WISEMAN lREMOVES US PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, TIIE 1ST OF JANUAVY, the large JLall over Messrs. J. E. :bb & Co.'s Store, where he will have uty of good room, and more light, I hopes to do satisfactory work at right prices. 10ine all ye that love nice things, to senlan's Gallery, over Webb & Co.'s re. 50-tf. OUT THE ToWN AN) COUNTY. )n Thursday last the weather became Insely cold. ;onie few men talk about bringing in od to renew their subscriptions. We rise then to be quick about it. apt. J. F. Speck has employed an )ert and skillful jeweller, and le is refore prepared to execute any and kinds of work in that line from re ring to making. Capt. Speek is en ed to great credit in building up a iness which adds so inuch to the sperity and standing of our town. !cess attend him. t colored infant died of meningitis, called, on Wednesday night last. L mortality among the colored peo is above the general average. ,omeo Demp, a colored man, who d on Thursday, the 8th, also had ningetis. [here was a small skrimmage in ,n on Thursday morning last, but as affair was not creditable to the bel ?rents, and both are sorry for takin. bark off each other's faces this cold ather, we -will say no more about it. Ye do not have near as many lights v as in the olden time. Why is it? t is refreshing to know that the cnsh tem is being adopted. Some mad s has developed itself in conseqence, the extitement passin- of has left individuals in a healthier and bet condition. Yhy do men show the ugliest fea es when called upon to bestow a oitv? God loves a cheerful giver, I unto him who gives much will be en in return. Oh! that stinginess ild be worked out of mankind. There !' said Jones, as he wrathfully lhed away the pie which his landlady I just served him, "tihe stuff' isn't fit a pig to eat, and I ain't going to eat every person who has ever met a amercial tourist, with his little satch will appreciate the following: "The immers came down like wolves on fold, their toes were all frosted, ir noses all col. TIheir weather led bugles soon shone through the n, they gobbled the money and salt it down, then took a few orders and out of here, with their heads full of iness and skins fulil of beet'." Jr. A. A. Nathan is just in receipt of iqvoice of very pretty diamond glass, ite porcelain and plain table setts, to ich the attention of buyers is called. will accept our thanks for a hand f'ewberry nceeds a fire engine, and only barrier in the way is, that no will start round witlh a subscription .A sufficient amount could be rais. without dilliculty, f all of our time was not consumed looking after and heading off' delin mnts who give a wide b)erth to the unAm offiee, we woul start out with abscription list ourself. ried chicken at our house for a few 's-were b>rought in for back dues. aie in friends, we will be glad to see t; and--follow the examp)le of a no Newberrian who having no money his p)urse brotught the next b>est ug-chickens. )uring the better part of last week ton ruled at 11 1-2 cents. Seldonm is he case that tlie price remains at the ne figure longer than one day. ~Ir. L. RI. Marshall advances a fact week. Facts are stubborn things l it is a well known fact that Mar .1lls a stubborn fellow when he has ise to be. rhe cash system is gr'adually creep through thie heads of our basiness n, and it is well. )o not ask for ci edit at this office any re, either for subscriptions, adver ng, or job work. Our terms- are h. Commercial. IEwBERRY, January 20.-The receipts of ton have been good during the week, as prices, while the demand hais bccn quite ive, market closing however, on a slight inc, at 14.i~ umnber of bales shipped 580: on hand 450. IvaERPooL, Jlanuary 19-Noon.--Cotton er, but not quotably lower. Ew YRK, auunary 19.-Cotton dull and ik; sales 2,564 bales, at 162a162. G;old I, at 11h1115. ~UGUSTA, January 19.--Cotton nominal HARLEsTON, J annaq 19.-Cotton quiet iidd ling 15% low middling 15J; good or ary 1-0. Two Foesof Healtii. old and damp are inimical to health, and generally have an unwholesome combina of the twvo at this season. They pene te the skin and integuments and affect muscular, glandular and nervous organi ions, producing rheumatism, neuralgia, Ils and fever, and where there is a tenden to dyspepsia or liver complaint, provok an attack of indigestion or biliousness. best advice that can be given under hi circumstances is to keep the external face of the body warmly clothed, and %o p the internal organs in vigorous work -'order with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. idually but constantly this famous invigo t is supersedling the adulterated lhquors of nmerce, as a medicinal stimulant and rective, in all parts of the country. It i be a happy day for humanity, and it I surely come, when this pure restorative til have taken the place of raw spirits as a nulant in all our public and private hos ats. It is not, however, merely a harm s substitute for the fiery stimulants referred Its stimulating properties are not its ef merits, although in this regard it sur ses all the unmedicated products of the I, domestic or imported. Thec powerful ltience- it exercises over the torpid and eless stomach, the dlisordered liver, the istipated bowels, and the relaxed nerves, der it a positive specific in dyspepsia, li complaint, intestinal constriction, nervous akness, hypochondria, rheumatism and eplessness. All chronic cromplaints are gravated by a cold, mpoist atmosphere, and is therefore particalarly necessary for ase who are afdicted with ailments of this ture, whatever their type may be, to meet s prcdisposinig cause ot' sickness with a olesome antidiote. 1Iostetter's Bitters )Uld be taken daily at this season by all rsons laboring under chronic ailments that id to weaken the system. .Jan. 7, 1-im. Newberry Busines Directory Cards of Reference inserted u'er appro pr,iate headings in this column. 'rofession al men, Merchants. Mechanies and TradeS generally.should have a place in this Di rectory. Terms moderate. Dry Good; Shoes, &c. S 1i1VER, R. C. & CO.-Wholesale and Ite tail Dry Goods dealers. Large assort. lieit of shoes ol be6t make. 4:' cFALL & POOL.-Wholesale and retail M dealers in foreign and domestic Dry Goods. Enibroileries, Notions, &c. 4. ~IICK, P. W. & I. S.-Dealers in Dry G (.ovds.v biracing everythling in thait Uine. PlLltaltion supplie.s. 4 Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Rats, Shoes, Cotton Buyers, &c. 1)VE L.tCE & W IIE ELEIR.-Dealers in Dry il Goods. Groceries. Clothing. loots.Slhocs l1.ls. General stock of all kinds of iner chanizeY. 4: j00T M. Dealer in General Merchan *zDry Goods. Fancy Goods, Gro ccries. Boots-and Slovs. : AS.I J. D.-D)ry Gonds, Notions, Cloth %k inJ 1;001S. Shoe .LttS. an1d 13N-hanl dize gen rally. 4:1m. tl)OK. TOS...-Dry Goods. Notions, Cloth ;k in. 1hoes. Hats, and general asort ilient oi Groceries. 43 I lLSON. .. M. & CW.-Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries. Clothing, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Crockery, and general mer chland(lizC. 4 3 SARMON, T. F.-Wholesale and Retail .i dealer in General Merchandize-Dry Guods, Groceries, Crockery, Plantation Sup plies. 43 ATHAN, A. A.-Dry Goods. Clothing Crockery, Boots nid Shoes, anl d Faney Gtoods. Goods of all kinds. 4: Books and Stationery. Pl IAPMAN, JOIN A.-Books and Station l ery. A specialty made in School Books. 4:3 Stoves and Tin Ware. WRIGHT, W. T.-Dealer in Cooking and Heating Stoves. all styles and prices. Large assortment of Tin Ware. 43 Furniture-Carpentry. SEAVELL, . Y.-Keeps on hand a splen did assortment of all kinds of Furniture. Pictures Framed. Mattrasses made. 4:3 H ARi,l W. U1.-Cabinet Wareroom. Fur nitur made and repaired. Carpenter inl,; done With despatch. I: Restaurants-Hotels. - AR'MIALL. L. R.-Meals served at all hours. Fresh Fish and Oysters in season. Dealer in Groceries, Confection eries, &c. 43 Photography. W * E N, W. If.-Resident Artist. All .tyles of Pictures taken. Old Pictures copied and renewed. 43 Professional. RAlit. POPE & POIE.-Attorieys-Prac tice in all the Courts of this State and in the United States Court. 4:3 OOR1MAN & SCHUMPERT.-Attorneys at Law. Practice in alt the Courts of the State. and in the United States Court. 43 AEGER , C. G.-Atto rney at Law and Ieg ister in BuI'lptey for:4 Congression al District. Practices in all the Courts of the State. 43 ONES. IlA I.-Attorney at Law. Oflice on Main Street, over Mrs. D. Mower's !rore. 4 Monuments-Marbie. a EAVELL, J. R.-Monunents made to or L der, and all kinds of marble and granite work neatly executed. 4: SPEERS, L. M.-Dealer in Foreign an( Domestic Marble. Monuments made to order in best styles. 4:3 Public Hall. T E MPERtANCE IHALL.-Will be rented t( p)ublie. entertainments on Mond ay. Wed nesda.Fr iday3 and Saturday nights of each wcek. 4, Manufactories.. SEZB, JON.S & PARKER.-3Manulfactu jjrerns of Harness andl Saddlery of al. kinds, steam Tannery and Grist Mill1. 4: , HIAPMAN, JOLIN A.-Manufacturer of C Cotton Gins, of approved style, and warranted. 4: -Commision Merchants. C HIASE, Wit. C. & CO.-Anction and Corn missiOn Merchant. Sales twvicea week. 4: hA CCAUGIIIRIN, A. J. & CO.-Comimission 'J 3lerchants and dealers in Fertilizers. A gents for Gower, Cox and Markley's Bug gies, Wagons, &c. 4:3 Cotton Buyers--Grocers. (4 A INAS, F. E.-Dealer in Groceries and a Planitation Supplies. Cash advanced or Cotton . 4:3 A YES & M ART IN.-Dealers in Groee rJ ies, P'lantation Supplies, Hardware, and Cotton Buyers. '4:3 SEAVELL & SPEARMAN.-Grocers and (Provision Dealers, Plantation Supplies and buyers of Cotton. 4:1 H~ TASE, WM. C.-Grocery and Provision SMerchants, IMollohon Row. 4:3 Groceries, Canned Goods, &c. ICIKER. A. M.-Dealer in Groceries, Can nedl Goods. Perfumermy, and Toys of all descriptions. 4:3 tOVE LACE. A. D .-Groceries, Canne' (Goods. Confectioneries, Tobacco aund Segars. 4:3 -' OWERS. A. M. & CO.-Groery and Pro jJvision Dealers, Plantation Supplies, obacco, &c.4: WILSON, J.. C.-Dealer in Groceries of al) kinds, Canned Goods, Biagging, Ties, Tobacco and Segrs..4: 11EBB, J7. E. & Co.-Wholesale and Rectail Dealers in G.roceries. Plantation Goods, G1ianos. &c. '4 Confectioneries, Segars, Fruits. SPECK, J. F.-French and American Con fectionerv. Fruits, Nuts, Tobacco an( Segars of best kind.41 ICKERI. A. M.-Candy and Conetions of 0 all kinds, Fruits in season, Nuts, Sc gars and Tobacco. 4:3 Jewelry and Watch Makers. SPECK, JOHN F.-Dealer in fine Watches Clocks.,Jewelry, Silverand Plated Ware Spectacles, Eye Glasses, FancyGoods. &c. 4. ___________Clothing. ______ W. RIGIIT & COPPOCK.-Dealers in Cloth \ying. andl geiutlemecn's ontlitting genc rally, Shoes. lints. Trunks, Valises,&c. 4: Millinery-Dress Making. flOWER. MRS. D.-Millinery Goods of al jjkinds. BonnetsmnadeCin latest style Also dealer i !.eneral mierchandize. 4: U NTERI. MRS. M.-Dress Making after Ia test patterns. Orders solicited. 4; _____ Druggists. A NT. DR. S. F.-Druggist. Whtolesalt and Retail Deailer in Drugs, Medicines Chemnicals, Pure Medicinal Liquors anm Gun and Lock Smith. T gIITE. Z. L.-Repairer and Maker o: VV Guns. Pistols, Locks, &c. Shelf Goods and Groceries. 4: Wines, Liquors, Segars, &c. EONA RD. J. B. & CO.--Whohesale and Re t ail Dealers in Tobacco. Segar .. Pipes &c. Wines and Liquors of pure qualities. 4: JDry Goods # .Mllinery FALL AND WINITN MILLINERY AND 1Millinery Goods RIBBONS, ISilk and Straw Goods, WHiITE GOODS, Corsets, Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols, and Handkerchiefs Now open at Mr's. D. MOWER'S, UNDER HERALD OFFICE. F'ertili W, L. BRIDLEY'S AMMO AN] SEA FOW1 1=== TE ahve STANDAnD FERTILIZERS the South with unequalled success, are again < satisfaction, while the SI-indard is guaranteed POLLARD & CO., 100 TONS IN STORE J. E. WEBB & CO. Dec. 10, 49-3m. TRIUP11ANT! IT H- Em CAROLINA FERTILIZER! WILL BE SOLD AS FOLLOWS: CASH PRICE. $50 per Ton of 2,000 lbs. TIME PRICE. $55 per Ton of 2,000 lbs. PAYABLE NOVEMBER 1, 18i4, FREE OF INTEREST. FREIGHT AND DRAYAGE TO BE ADDED. ITS SUCCESS IS UNPARALLELED, AND ITS STANDARD IS A No. 1. A CID PHOSPHATE WILL BE SOLD AS FOLLOWS: CASH PRICE. $33 per TGon of 2,000 lbs. TIME PRICE. $38 PER TON OF 2,000 lbs. Payable November 1, 1871, FREE OF INTEREST. FREI6HT!AND DRAYAGE TO BE ADDED. FOR SALE BY A. J. McCAUGHRIN & CO., Newberry, S. C. H. S. BOOZER & CO., Prosperity, S. C. GEO. W. WVILLI1A1S& CJD., GENERAL AGENTS, At Charleston, S. C. Jan.11I,-2-4m. Pacific Guano Company's (CAPITAL $100,000,) SOLEBLE PACIFIC GFIN, THIS GUANO is now so well known in all the Southern States, for its remarkable effects as an agency for increasing the pro ducts of labor, as not to require special re commendation from us. Its use for eight years past has established its character for reliable excellence. The large fixed capital invested by the Company in this trade affords the surest guarantee of the continued excel lence of this Guano. The supplies put into. .market this season are as heretofore pre -pared under the superintendence of Dr. St. Julian Ravenel, Chemist of the Company, at Charleston, S. C. Hence planters may rest assured that its quality and composition is precisely the same as that heretofore sold. J. N. ROSSON, Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C. JOHN S. REESE & CO., General Agenta, Baltimore. Terms-S48 cash ; 853 time, without inte rest. To accommodate planters, they can order now and have until 1st of April to decide as to whether they will take at time or cash iprice. When delivered from the factory by the car load, no drayage will be charged. ACID PHOSPHATE, GUANO, BONE, rPLASTER, &c., always on hand, qnality guaranteed. J. N. ROBSON. Dec. 24, .51-3m. -Clot hing. TIHE SCARCITY Has a depressing effect on all classes, but for tunately it is only temporary, and the want OF MONEY Wil not contnueCLog HIn the meantime, INDUCES US5 To offer special inducements. Immediate ap plication will convince any one that ITO ILOTHE, SII0E & IT himself, is the easiest thing imaginable. No house in NEWIBERRY Can do as well for you. Come and examine our stock, which can be done FOR NOTHLING. 11151T & COPPOGL~ Oct. 22, 42-~. wzers. 3THDI SS8LYI SONE GUANO. C= Tr_ Z::& C= :LV*'n- been used -for the last six years in )IVered at prices that cannot fail to give einal, if not superior, to any ever sold. General Agents. ANDFORSALEBY Agents for Newberry. Varriages, Wagons, ie. hilding and Repair Factorl, The 'subscriber takes this method of in Uomnghs friends and the public t1uLt he ns es blished a shop at Prosperity, and Is prepared to make and repair BUGIIS AnD WA&ONLy Mi kinds of Blacksmith Work Executed. REPAIRS ON COTTON CINS, SHOT CUNS AND RIFLES, Door Locks and Pad Locks, FURNITURE Of all kinds neatly repaired. NEW SEATS IN ALL KIND OF CHAIRS, PiunTINE FRAMES 31ade to Order, Cotton Screws Made Complete. Old Copper, Lead and Brass Bought. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. I respectfully solicit a share of patronage. J. B. LasSALLE, Proserity, S. C., on line of G. & C. R. R. WEBB, JONES & PARKER, TANNERS, harness and Saddlery. DEALERs 15 Buggies-and Carriages, CARRIAGE BOLTS of all sizes, CARRIAGE BANDS, AXLE CLIPS, FELLOE PLATES, WASHERS, SHAFT COUPLINGS, &c. COTTON BUYERS. The subscribers offer to the public a full assortment of IIARNESS AND SADDLERY, of their own manufacture. ----- LEATHER, Saddlery Hardware and Find ings, Leather Belting and Rivets of all Kinds. HUBS, AXLES, RIMS, SPOKES, - BUGGY TONGUES. SHAFTS, CURRY COMBS And BRUSHES, TRUNYKS, VALISES, UMBRELLAS, &c., HORSE NETS, HORSE COVERS, PORTABLE FORGES. HORSE SHOES, And NAILS, DRESSING BL ACKING. BUGGIES and CARRIAGES on band and made to order by pattern. Children's Express WAGONS, CHILDREN'S CARRIA9E8, Rocking I-orses. -Full prices paid for HIDES at Store or Tannery. W. H. WEBB. jL. J. JONEs. j W. C. PAKEI. Nov. 5, 44-tf. NOTICE. The subscriber hereby gives notice to all concerned that he will make a final settle ment on the Estate of William Duckett, de ceased, in the office of the Judge of Pro bate for Newberry County, on the 26th day of February next. All clains against said Estate must be rer.dered in to the under signed before that time. And he further gives notice that he will at the same time apply to said Court for a final discharge as A dministrator, debonis non, cum testamento annexo, of the Estate of WVilliam Duckett, deceased. JOSEPH DUCKETT, Administrator debonis non, C. T. A., of the Estate of William Duckett, deceased. Newberry C. H., S. C., Jan. 5, 1874-1-4t WARREN M. FEAGLE, T. M. IIRSEY & BRDO, HATS, CAPS Straw Goods, 6155 Meeting St., - - - - Charleston, 5. C Nov. 12, 4~-3m. Dry Goods, Grceres, r. CUBA Inot annexed. neither is it probale taere will be a war, and the sabscriber tinksibut under the cirounistances, thle next best ztep TO BE TAKEN Is to visir the Four3lile 11mise, where can be founda largeind splendid stock of goods, of all kim,isaiid 11.1iies. in DCZy GOODS. GROCEZIES, WINES, Li_101S. an NO TIONS. AND THE Ipromise i-; made, that not only w!11 the goots soN giv e satisfuetion, but the pries also, as they were hought while large deal ers were agitated about the VIRGINIUS i uidd.le. I a--ure inyv fcioiuh, Ilhat tlivy e.ats get : bi t111 1" frol l) me , that evenl t!ie S(J111*an Can0 bit m:ah REAIDY1FOR SEA" If he has the cash. Come and see JOHN P. KINARD, AT THE FOUR MILE HOUSE. Dee. 31. 52-1f. u01CE GOODX FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS, AT MAYESJ &. MARTIN'S. -Heads of famiIies andtbublic qeneral ly.,are, informed that our stock of 1AMILY ROCERIES is full and complete, and among which will be found PRESERVED PINE APPLE, CURRANTS, CITRON, PICKnED TONGUE, in bottles, LOBSTERS, in bottles, DESSICATED COCOA NUT, RAISINS, 1, X and whole boxes, PRESERVES, CANNED FRUITS. CANNED VEGETABLES, CANNED FISH and OYSTERS, DEVILLED HAM, DEVILLED TURKEY, Anda variety of other CHOICE GOODS. Now is the time to lay in sapplies. MAYES & MARTIN. Dec. 3. 4-tf. New & Superior Stock FOR FALL AND WINTER. LITEL E & nwvofEELER Have now in Store and are still receiving, a large and elegant Stock of Goods in all of the following lines: DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, comprising every article which can be call gd for. Together with a fine assortment of gentlemen's and youths' CL OT HING-, either for dress or business purposes, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, of warranted make, both fine and heavy. Some beautiful SHOES and GAITERS for ladies. Besides the above our Stock of Groceries and Family Supplies, is of the completest kind, fresh, choice and cheap. We siinply solicit an examination, feeling satisfied of our ability to please either in variety, quality or inprice. LOVELACE & WH EELER. Sep. 24, 38-tf. J. C. WILSON, DEALER IN GRO CERIES, Of all kinds, such as Sugars, Coffee, Rice, Bacon, Choice Hams, Flour, Lard, Molasses, Mackerel, Corn. FRESH MEAL AND GRIST. Pickles, Canned Fruit, Oysters, Sardines, Crackers, Segars, Tobacco, Soap. &c. Together with Sheetings and Yarns, BABBINS AND TiES, NON-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE,' And all other articles to be found in a GRO CE.g STORE, and all of which will BE SOLD CHEAP. Oct. 15, 41-1y. DO YOU WANT Groceries Cheap AND Excellent in Quality? IF SO, GO TO MRS. D. MOWER, Where can be found Flour, Bacon, Molas ses, Sugar, Coffee, Corn, And Many Other Astcles At the Lowest Market Prices. On the corner, and under the HERALD Office is the place .For Cheap Goods, Cheap Prices. And the Best Attention. Apr. 23, 16-tf. Tobacco, Tobacco. We'are just in receipt of 35 BOXES of TOBACCO of various grades and prices, at wholesale or retail. LOVELACE & WHEELER.i May 2S, 21-tf. Dry Goods, Groceries, Or. REMOVAL. THO . 8,EHARMON Respectfully informs his customers and the public generally of Newberry, and sur rounding country, that he has removed to the - Elegant and Commodious Store lately occupied by R. C. Shiver & Co., and that he has added Inrgely to his stock in all the various lines of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Family Groceries, Nic Nacs, Heavy Groceries, Plantation Supplies, Bagging, Ties, Grain, Hardware, Woodenware, &c., Which He Offers Low for Cash! Customers in want of goods, need only ak for them to be at once supplied, by any of the large corps of Salesmen who will be attentire to every demand. My stock is indisputably Large, Varied and Cheap. Parties wanting Fertilizers will be sup plied with the CELEBRATED NAVASSA GUANO on most liberal terms. All that I ask is that buyers visit my store, to guarantee me a continuance of the very generous patronage accorded me in the past, and for which I here take occa sionto return my thanks. THOS. F. HARMON, Next Door to Bank. Jai. '7, 1-tf. GROCERIES, BAGGING, TIES, &c., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY J. H. O'Neill, Agt. Corner Caldwell and Friend Sts. Opposite Mr. P. Scott, Merchar t Tailor, Has just received and opening a general as w=te,nt of C,boice Famil Ga.ee, LIQUORS, &c. WHICH WILL BE SOLD Low for Cash, or ciin try Produce. The public generally are invited to call and examine my stock be fore purchasing elsewhere. The Highest Price Paid for Cottc-n. Sept 25 39 tf EST1BLISIIED_1857. MVL FOOT IS RECEIVING IS FATLand WINTER 11115! And his stock is large an'd varied, in the Or688 and [ally Oepall@eBI, As well as in GROCERIES, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, BLANKETS, HEAVY WOOLENS, &c. SHORT PROFITS FOR QUICK SALES AND SATISFACTION G U A RA NT EED. GRANITEVTUE Shirtings, Sheetings And Drills, To Merchants at Man ufacturer's Prices. The Highest Market Price Paid for Cotton or other Country Produce. M. FOOT. Oct. 1, 39-tf. LEI ELL & SPEIRMUN, Groceries, Provisions, Dry Goods, Crockery, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c., &c., &c. Also, Agents for the mast popular Fer tilizers, viz: The STONO, and WILCOX, GIBBS & CO.'S GU2ANOS. Oct. 15, 41-tf. CLERK'S OFFICE-U. S. DIS TRICT COURT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. Ex Parte-Hienry Calvin Suber, Guardian ad litem. of Jno. A. Suber, ar. infant, &c. In Re-Wmn. Ha.tton, a Bankrupt. Petition to Sell Real and Persor.al Property. Fair, Pope & Pope, Pro. Pet. All Lieu Creditors of Win. Hatton, Bank rupt, are required to prove Liens before C. G. Jasger, Register in Bankruptcy, on or before the 2d day of February, 1874. By order of Court, .30th Dec., 1S73. DAN'L HORLBEGK, C. D. C. E. S. for S. C. Jan. '7, 1-st. SNotice to Trespassers. The subscriber hereby gives notice that any person or persons caught trespassing ou his premises will.be dealt 'with accord ing to law. G. LEONHIRTHI Jan.'7, 1-4t^ Relena, S. C. -jIj