The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, January 21, 1874, Image 3
lI ingle or tridsleit business notices in
the local departutant are inserted at the rate
nz.
W .E,w ADvERTIi= .
p-deof -Yznnb1a,Land&.
Ge&.-&-Hacker-Door, Sash and Blind
foiimae-olege.
Jtis "s. -CM
T .W.-Mo ph-S'oleniHorse.
L. R. Marsbau-Facts.
&. Go.:-Specia1 Notices.
Cbzae t&etan organ.
k;. : ' ina Miltary Institute,
13k o2mcB.:-E;ecutoe' or .Adminis
trait rs wishing notices inserted ii the H=
I R!.-tj geRar tQ& pay..for the same
betvifdriktio. Attornys sending in sceb
sotices-oa b"ha-ofaeir cUents will be -held
pasible, am?wbeexpected to-pay when
.cawle on.
siIetadveriiseinetsof any kind musty
be r frixdanuce, if the paities aderz
-. Jojhmnd sascdlptiQns strictly cash.
-AR psns:zhsi be -stopped hereafter as
-WattM efn of -suboriptoi expires, un
wles satisfactory arrangements are made to
e:~ntiiuEhe sain.
deiioteiexpiratiou--afterthat
Bqa t*ne ghliggS -in mind..
CAgpIgUJrAIJZTITUTE. -4
Is aLed to.card of Col. ;. P.e
i Thomas. "h dvantaFes akoidea by
Olrm's dedly good.
WMwz.-EineKentucky Corn Whiskey.
Lvn*i*A*bw by-retail or wholesale, at
3 A.A . CI.%SE & CO.'S.
Soo FXiZ -Co.EG.-At
S 1 0t of
BRbtution, sated at
Sates!!e,N. C., and one of the most
(Mj'orth Carolina.
Wol CA VoT 1ow.-The New
berry Debs'g-Soiety, last Monday
*e quAWio, c%qould women exercise
tive,
AC"OCs 'for
sale at W. C. CHASE'S
ay,,ebrury r.J.D pps
Will e seven hundred-acres of valna
- en1yEnoese River and
sef -he,most. pro
Cti.ve seetons in the country. This is
Char1et m.;-and well -known to thd
and businemnof thiCoun
Afdins%germ.de oftaaringeo-ton be
fase M ntW-esupposethat hehas
'orw~iarsge acquam
taafsrionbect iir smaking thit
no6eiis simpiy tasaylaldertidma
tmie cnief e yewgs ayhof atten
Tagan ry#Sqoeoes, pGen.
*of4he South Carolina
e a&~pt oun thanks for
-. - Clumbia Rail Road.
d he enior sure
earn.-'tedropiti)fas all's
fuatiisis was
not - ybestowed-- Thp,Senior's
.elgnthe suject of
1W ~ to'est "though the "Uniona
suiaknhiheiis agaive."
- ~ inthe attention of
u 4edelss&be dvertisement Mr. G.
1MEhr erfmeir of Doors, Sashes
atlihent isan
emdad-his. experience is
ed u h pance -en be placed in his
- a rasd toeim at
so. :C,.wili reeeive prompt
~ .4VTHoRIr.-"That the 1e
mentary acheiolsiimEngland should be
-e wo
*men,. is Ms 1 gaining favor.
Juasid: and said truly thativomen
men do-that the moral impressions
~better, pjfsical
the ehid flptdbe -better
W. C. CHASE & CO.
-At .Abe .annual election, held on the
1& ti.uanry, for Directors of the Na
tiomal Bank of Newberry, S. C., to serve
for the .eiunj year, the follown gen
I s MCaughin, C. H.:Suber,
R. S.'ChAiek, and John'B. Renwick.
A? a menoof the Directors, held
4waids,R. LM'Caugh
rii wa ionanimously-re-elected Presi
A MILITABY- GOVERNMENT FOR.
.SOUTH CAROLINA.
Such an iden-bas been suggested by
soe Tia-sas in Columbia as t
best resort to free the State from high
taxation, but how to free yourself from
paying high rates for cigars that are
really very mean, is the subject that
involves the special interest of every
one whobiiys either as a dealer or pri
-vate smoker. This- problem has been
solved:by-the "Indian Girl," who know
- ing that t1aegoods sold by her will stand
the test, (more cigars being retailed at
her wie~wam than in any other store in
Cor.T.-The Court of Genenu Ses
sions convened last Monday. Imme
dioely after the cniling over the names
of-the Grand Jurors, L. J. Jones, Esq.,
haVing-delivered a few well chosen in
trotfuctory remarkA, read to the - Court
the resolutions passe some .time since
by the Bar and citizens- of Newberry,
relative to the late Col. Simeon Fair,
and moved that they be placed in the
Minutes of the Court. His Honor,
Judge Moses, granted the motion after
a short, eloquent eulogy on the charac
ter. of the deceased, and as a further
tribute of respect adjourned Court until
Tuesday morning.
FOR SALE.-We bave several Stoves and
other household impleinents,; to sell on next
Sale-day. W. C. CHASE & CO.
It'is a poor local colunin, which is de
voted entirely ~ to the ornamental or
newsy departments. The following
ponveys a lesson beyond price, and is
good and wholesome:
"That house is no home which holds
a grumbling father, a scolding mother,
a dissipated son, a lazy daughter, and a
bad tempered child.. It may be built of
marble, surrounded by garden, park
and fountains; carpets of extravagant
costilines may spread its floors; tic'
tures-of rarest merit may adorm its
walls; its tables may abound -with-.dain
ties the most luxurious; its every or
dering may be complete, but it will not
6e a home."
A POPruLAR S'roRE.-The elegant and1
well ftdnished store of Messrs. -Kings,li
land & Heath, in Columbia, has a de-lg
servedly popular reputation. TherA.]
you can find everything in the line of i
Housefurnis g goodsisudh as crpck- I
ery; glass, wood, and tin ware, that'can <
possibly be teeded. Besides the useful, 4
the ornamental occupies a large place. .
The prices too are cheap. Citizens of A
Newberry and surrounding Counties, i
(theiuies especially,) are -invited to
pay tfiestore avisit when they go to
CoIumbia. The store is situated near
the Columbia Hotel. 2-2t
-young people, who. coutemplate
syeed miniageeshuld Ymew that-t
keep within the requirements of fashion
they must, in a long life of wedlock cel- <
ebratetheirwedding anniversary a great
many times. We; sincerely trust that,
the publicatidn 6f the following list will
not deter any approaching nuptials;
Three dia-Sugar. Sixty. days-Vin- t
egar. First anniverary-Paper.- 5th.
anniversary--Wooden. 10th anniver- I
sary-Tin. 15th anniversary-Crystal. I
20th anniversary-China. 25th anni- I
versary-Silver. 30th anniversary
Cotton. 35th anniversary-Linen. 40th 1
Imniversary-:woole.- .45th anniversa- I
ry-Silk. 50th abniversary-Golden. I
75th anniversary-Diamond.t
Fianx.rzs Sum'uzn with Groceries, by
3 W. C. CHASE.
FIRE AT WORK AGAIN,-On Tues
day evening of last week, our corn
iunkyias again alarmed by the terri-1
ble cry of "Fire." The occupant of thet
roomisbove Messrs. McFall & PooP's
strehaving-eft Se -in theLfre-place, 4
in some way the wooden framing and I
then the floor ignited. Mr. Jas, Irwin,.f
book-keelier, while at his desk, noticed il
Lpcuiar re flickering 'against the t
front window panes, and on coming c
orward dresobvoted that it was caused -A
sy.the, insidious flame making its way I
krh jhe flooring. The alarm was f
quedelygivensw)en buckets of wa- e
sps put out before doing other damage S
fiasn burnirig%e mantel board and a I
xinsiderable hole in the floor.- This-is I
lie seeend narrowescape from a gen- t
sicoeagriinni-shoit&hile. For- I1
figselftalp.basboth..times been c
iscoverne iiii lu; Asthis will not t
Th~eudelis~efor New- s
irry to e a ere effielnt fire or- a~
To ~h-h pleasusa of a visite
rom (JU!~Aiiidler, the surviving,
nenbof the firm:of A. S. Willington~
% Co., propriefe,rs .of thfeold and re
pected Chs~rleston Bourier, wias afford
ad.us on Monday last. We are glad to a
see Col. Laidler logking so well, and s
wish him success in his travels while ,
afdeaoring to settle up the Courier's (
ausiness. -
Mr. John Chalmers, of Liberty Hall, c
a this County, it issaid, has purchased f
aluable property in Greenville,' and t
will remove to that place. t;
Mr. Thos. Buckett, also of Liberty -,
hall, has removed to Greenwood, where t
e has opened4 Male Academy. Both
f these gentlemen were good citizens, -a
md4we are.loth to give them up.
Maj. J. K. G. Nance, having sold his c
plantation, has taken up his residence c
rr towny and we- congratulate our citi- r
sens in so.-valuable an addition to so- i
:iety.
-We learn that Mr. Thos. Price, for a
ome time Master Machinist at the
Eelena Work Shops, has been succeed- ii
ed by Mr. R. H. Anderson. We wish c
the retired as well as present Master all t
future success.
- - t
If yourhave anything to Auction send it to
W. C. CH ASE & 00.
.A SUGGESTION.-We copy the foll&w
ng and suggest it as a good example ~
o those who complain that they cannot
afford to subscribe for their county pa-- a
per. It may also afford an idea to
those who have subscribed but forgot to
pay. It is thrown as bread upon the '
waters.
- An old subscriber -to the "Americazn
Nirnzer," in.Caldwell County, N. C., in ~
renewing fe&F1874 and sending a club C
f new names, says:
"ywfhaablehntep s
"Myso tihaad ahtylue hegthe pant 1
rsedsthtaid eihit-twokes, and n
tyfv hces he eealsl
inised leittes m eht follos:dte
32eg,a 0cDsadzn..
8 uky,a 18 ar...7 4
ty-iv chickes. 1 Teny piee.al4sod
in our little market,~as follows:
32 eggs, at 20 cents a dozen........ 52
2
8 turkeys, at $1.80 a pair.........$1 20 <
FIRE AT POMARIA.-We regret ex
ceedingly to learn that Mr. J. B. Suber.
living within three-fourths of a mile of
Pomaria depot, had his barn and stables,
together with all of his corn, fodder and
a new wagon, destroyed by fire on last
Thursday afternoon. between four and
five o'clock. Cause of the fire not
known. This is a severe loss to Mr. Su
ber, and we sympathize with him. Mr.
Suber informs us that had it not been
for the noble exertions of the colored
people on his place and in the neighbor
hood, everything that lie possessed
would have been destroyed.
TEMPERANCE ADDRESS nY REV. II.
M. MooD.-Agreeably to the notice
given in our last issue, an address on
the subje6t of Temperance was deliver
ed in Temperance Hall, last Thursday
night, by the Rev. H. M. Mood, Gmnd
Worthy Chief of the I. 0. G. T. Con
5idering the coldness of the evening the
xudience was a fair one. The address
was full of instruction, tracing the rise
%nd fall of the Temperance Orders in
his State, showng wherein they were
leficient, but also wherein they each ac
36mplished good, until he arrived at
;he Order he represented, which seem
Ad to him nearest to meet the- demands
)f the time. The main object of Tem
)er'ahce Societies, he thought, was not
)nly to reform inebriates, but to change
>ublic opinion on the subject of intoxi
aing drinks, to prevent the young
iom ever acquiring the habit, and to
nite, if possible, all in favor of the
novement in a vigorous effort to- do
Lway with the~License Law, which so
>ermeates our entire social-and govern
nental system. He charged the pro
'ssionIL gentlemen, as well as all other
lasses, with too much indifference and
lisregard of this important work. No
Lttempts were made at wit and anec
lotes, but the address was sound, se
-ious, earnest and convincing.
INCIDENTS OF THE FIRE.-One of the
nest pleasing incidents connected with
he fire of Tuesday afternoon was the
41acrity manifested by the people; white
id colored, men, wom eAand children.
Che number of buckets brought to the
cene, had they all been -filled, and the
ontents of each emptied on any one
ire,ao matter how large. it would have
6ffeed~ for its extinguishinent. 'As it
iappened, large numbers were empty,
ny number of men ' had froni dne to
bree in each hand, 'and a stack on his
houlders,and many of thosewhich were
lUrd, were by force of pressure from
lie excited crowd, emptied of their con
ents over unfortunate individuals al
nest as hot as the fire; one man had
us eye endangered. We believe- not a
ew had anyiaea that they had buckets;
>t we give them all credit for good in
entions-,and that there was no desire
o make a show of work, although we
lid notice some fellows who are well
:nown as having so little fear of labor
hat. they can lie down by a hard job
and sleep like ,infants. Our friend,
)an. Wheeler, with a.Gardner Fire Ex
inguisher,-wa th3e observed of all ob
erve-,as he came rushing to the scene,
aid thr6ugh the swaying,.excited mass.
[e .loked-1;ulr isi back seemed
tted. for the burden,f and all praise
a ije .Im4 TWifl be remembered
batjistin the spoi'now alluded to the
o farton.of 18f6 was terribly felt,
ndmanywho then suffered, feaired a
epetitiert'-Of that disster. Had the
re not been sulbife'd, McFall & Pool's
legant stock, the -commodious hotel,
'hos. Cook and 'M.' Foot's extensive
tores under and on one side, Maj. Chas.
luist's J. M. Wilson & Co.'s, Mrs.
lowers, fine stores, on the other, with
Le HERALD office,would soonhave been
rrelled to the ground, and the valuable
ontents a mass of ashes. Then, too,
Le f:anilies living over some - of these
toies would also have suffered. ' It was
narrow escape-and truly a providen
[al one. In view of this, should not
ame effort be made to procure an en
ine, There is- not a man in town who
'ill not contribute liberally for such a
espose. Let some one try it.
:4 MA.f MAD.-On Friday night last
s announced by bills, the Native min
brels gave THEIR pleasing entertain
ent to a small and surprised audience.
hie gentleman, however, overcome by
strange and unaccounitable halla
ination looked upon the whole af
dr as an unmitigated humbug, and
Le most ridiculous attempt at an inter
dnment he had ever seen. The in
estment of fdfty cents he cared but lit
Le about, but to be sold, and then to
say ten cents more for a reserved seat,
ras the unkindest -cut. There were
ne hundred reserve seats, said he, all
f which are still in reserve, ninety-five
f them, at least. Hie says if we don't
ake the hide off the 'Natives' he will.
Vel, we don't like to be made a cat's
aw of, and advise him to pitch in and
o the skinning himself. We prefer to
raise the Natives than censure them.
t did not cost us so much either by ten
ents, for we positively refused the ex
c~a chiarge, thinking the price of admis
ion quite su.fficient. That is, we
bought so on' entering-later in the
vening our opinion was changed, and
fer witnessing at the candleact, one of
he best features, and one which ex
eeded any thing ever before seen. The
fative who accomplished that feat is a
:enius. The modus operandi was nov
I, and consisted in blowing out the
rst candle as any ordinary person
rould have done, and in sneezing,
oughing, whistling anid spitting out
>ur others. We did not like the in
trumental performance 'tis true, as we
onsider the bones very indifferent mu
ic unless accompanied by other in
trumnents, but the Natives alone were
esponsible for that-the Hall was open
ad the doorkedper ready to receive the
money, and if any one paid the price
ud went in whose fault was it-not the
~ative Minstrels, surely. Take the
ase of the lady who went out after the
irst act-there was wisdom there
TrE RURAL CAROLTIAN-C-ANvAS
sERs WAxrED.-No better opportunity
will probably ever offer to the' planters
and farmers of our section for obtain- a
ing a vast amount of invaluable and y
practical information in the daily dis
charge of their farm duties,together with .
a finely executed picture for the adorn
ment of their households, than is iow
offered by the publishers of the "Rural -
Carolinian." They have, at a large
outlay, procured two beautiful chromos, a
which they are offering to both old and
new subscribers, on unusually liberal
terms. b
The chromos have been selected for '
their appropriateness, as well as for
their fine execution. One is entitled, -
"The Jewels of Spring," the - other,
"The Unconscious Sleeper. i
- The publishers are desirous of en- e
gaging Canvassers in every County of
each of the Southern States, and offer
exceedingly liberal terms.
We would again remind those de
sirous of engagng in that capacity, that 1
immediate application should be made
to the publishers at Charleston, S. C.
WISEMAN REMOVES n
HIS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
THE 1ST OF JANUARY, S
To the large Hall over Messrs. J. 'E. o
.Webb & Co.'s Store, wherehe will have
plenty of good room, and more light, e
and hopes to do satisfaietory work at P
the right prices. -
Come all ye that love nice things, to
Wiseman's Gallery, over Webb &C6.'s .
Store. 50-tf.
ABOUT THE TOwN AND Cot;r.
On Thursday last the weather became -B
intensely cold.
Some few men talk about bringingin -
wood to renew their subscriptions. WeI
advise them to be quick about it.
Capt. J. F. Speck has employ-d. an
expert and skillful jeweller, an(' e is
therefore prepared to qxecute any and
all kinds of work in that line from re- P
pairing to making. Capt. Speck is en
titled to great credit in building up a
business which adds so much to the
prosperity and standing of our town.
Success attend him.
A colored infant died of meningitis, j
so-called, on Wednesday night last. se
The mortality among the colored peo- -
ple is above the general average.
Romeo Demp, a colored man, who -
died on Thursday, the 8th, also had
meningetis.
There was a small skrimmage in
town on Thursday morning last, but as
the affair was not creditable to the bel
ligerents, and both are sorry for taking -
the bark off each other's faces.this cold
weather, we will say no more about it.
We do not have near as many fights
now as in the olden time. Why is it?
It is refreshing to know that the cash
system is being adopted. Some mad- t
ness has developed itself in consequence,
but.the excitement passing off has left
the individuals in a healthier and bet- S
ter condition.
Why do men show the ugliest fea
tures when called upon to bestow ai
eharity? God loves a cheerful 'iver,,
and unto him who gives much wlbe -
given.in return. Oh!' that stinginess i
could be worked out of mankind,.t
"There !"-said Jones, as he wrathfully
pushed away the pie which his landlady -
had just served him, "the stuff isn't fit
for apigto eat, andlIai't going to eat ii
it.",l
Every person who has. ever met a
commercial tourist, with his little satch -
el, will appreciate the following: "The
drummers came down like wolves onk
the fold, their toes were all frosted,
their--noses all- cold. Their weather
peeled bugles soon shone through the
town, they gobbled the money and salt
ed it dowvn, then took a few orders and -
lit out of here, with their heads fall of
business and skins fall of beer."..
an iieof very prettydiamnondglass, I
white porcelain and plain table setts, to A
which the attention of buyers is called. 2
He will accept our thanks for a hand
sett. j
Newberry needs a fire engine, and i
the only barrier in the way is, that no -
one will start round with a subscription J
list. A sufficient amount could be rais- ar
ed without difficulty,
If all of our time was not consumed [I
in looking after and heading off delin- a
quents who give a wide berth to the ~
HERALD office, we would start out with (
a subscription list ourself.
Fried chicken at our house for a few -
days-were brought in for back dues.
Come in friends, we will be glad to see dt
you; and-follo.w the example.of a no- -
ble Newberrian who havinig no money
in his purse .brought the next best S4
thing-chickens.
During the better part of last week t
cotton ruled at.14 1-2 cents., Seldom is ?
it the case that the price remains at the
same figure longer than one day.,'
Mr. L.'R. Marshall advances a fact -
this week. Facts are stubborn things
and it is a well known fact that Mar- G
shall is a stubborn fellow when he has ""
cause to be..
~The cash system is gradually creep
ing through the heads of our basmess S4
men, and it is well.
Do not ask for credit at this office any
more, either~ for subscriptions, adver- ~
tising, or job work. Our terms are
cash.
Commercial.s
NEwB3ERET, January 20.-The receipts of_
cotton have been goq~d during the week, as .
also prices, while the demand has been quite '
active, market closing however, on a slight ri
decline, at 14*.
Number of bales shipped 580; on hand 450.
LIvEEPOOL, January 19-Noon.-Cotton
easier, but not quotably lower.
NEw YORK, .' anuary 19.--Cotton dull andA
weak; sales 2,564 bales, at 16ia16l. Gold -
dull, at 111a11t. .
AUGUSTA, January 19.-Cotton nominal I
-middling 14ia14l.
CHARLEsTONi, Janna:; 19.-Cotton quiet
-middling 15k; low middling 15k; good or
dinary 14?1.or
T wo Foes of Health.
Cold and damp are inimical to health, and_
we generally have an unwholesome combina
tion of the two at this season. They pene
trate the skin and integuments and affect
the muscular, glandular and nervous organi
zations, producing rheumatism, neuralgia,
chills and fever, and where there is a tenden- L
cy to dyspepsia or liver complaint, provok
ing an attack of indigestion or biliousness.
The best advice that can,be given under
such ~circumstances is to keep the external -
surface of the body warmly clothed, and to
keep the internal organs in vigorous work
ing order with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Gradually but constantly this famous invigo
rant is superseding the adulterated liquors of
commerce, as a medicinal stimulant and
corrective, in all parts of the country. It
will be a happy day for humanity, and it 1
will surely come, when this pure restorativeJ
shall have taken the place of raw spirits as a
stimulant in all our public and private hos
pitals. It is not, however, merely a harm
less substitute for the fiery stimulants referred
to. Its stimulating properties are not its ~
che eis lhuhi hsrgr tsr
pcsiefeis, althugl theisefae regrodut ofthser
pssell, do mestcipoted. prowe fulh
sifluec ercie impor t.-he oral
lewberry Busines Dimkctory.
Cards of Reference inserted tnder appro
rate headings in this column. Profession
,1cine, Merchants, Mechanics and Trades
enemlly, shonid have a place -in thsDi
ectory. Terms moderate.
Dry Goods, Shoes, &c.
IIIVER, R. C. & CO.-Wholesale and Re.
tail Dry Goods dealers. Large assort.
lent of Shoes.ot.best make.4
CFALL & POOL.-Wholesale and retail
dealers in foreign and domestic Dry
oods., Embroideries, Notions, &e. 43
L 11ICK, P. W. & IL S.-Dealers in Dry
6 Goods, enibracing everything in that
ne. Plantation supplies. 43
ry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
Cotton Buyers, &c.
OVELACE& WHEELER.-Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Clothinc, Boots,Shoes,
Lats. General stock of all -inds of mer
landize. 43
"OOT, M.-Dealer in General Merchan
d dize. Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Gro
aries, Boots and Shoes. 43
!NASII. J. D.-Dry Goods, Notions, Cloth
N ing,. Boots, Shoes, Hats, and merchan
ze'generally. - 43-Gm.
%-OOK, THS.-Dry Goods,.Notions, Cloth
k ing. Shoes, Hats, and geneial assort
tent of Groceries. 43
XrILSON, j. M. & CO.-Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots,
hoes, Hats, Crockery, and general mer
jiandize. - -43
iARMON, T. F.-Wholesale and Retail
dealer in General Merchandize-Dry
oods, Groceries, Crockery, Plantation Sup
lies. 43
LiATITAN, A. A.-Dry Goods, Clothing,
Crockery, Boots and Shoes, and FAncy
oods. Goods of anl kinds. 43
Books and Stationery.
%HAPMAN, JOHN A.-Books and Station
& ery. A hpecialty made in School
ooks. 43
Stoves and Tin Ware.
RIGHT, W. T.-DealeT in Cooking and
Heating Stoves, all styles and prices.
rge assortmentof Tin Ware.
- Furniture-Carpentry.
EAVELL, R. Y.-Keeps on"hand a spen
* did assortment of all kinds of Fu tur7;
ictures Framed. Mattrasses made. 43
a ARRIS, W. H.-Cabinet Wareroom. Fur
niture made and repaired. Carpenter.
g done with despatch. .43
Restaurants-Hotels.
ARSHALL. L. R.-Meals served at all
, hours. Fresh Fish and Oysters in
ason. Dealer in Groceries, Confection
ies, 4c. , -3
Photgraphy.
11ISEMAN, W.- H.-Resident Artist. All
I styles of Pictures taken. Old Pictures
>pied and renewed. 43
rAIR, POPE & POPE.-Attorneys-Prac
tice in all the Courts of this State- and
L the United States Court. 43
OORKAN & SCHUMPERT.-Attorneys
at Law. Practice in all the Courts of
e State, and in the United States-Court. 43
IAEGER, C. G.-Attorney atLa* and Ueg
ister in Bankruptcy for 3d Congresslon
District. Practices in all the Courts of
e State. .43
ONES. IRA B.-Attorney at Law. Office
. on Main Street, over Mrs. D. Mower's
ore. 47
Xonuments-Xarble.
EAVELL, J. E.-Monuments madMto or
*der, and all kinds of marble and granite
ork neatly executed.
IPEERS, L. M.-Dealer in Foreign and
} Domestic Marble. Monuments made
,order in best styles. 43
- Public- Hall.
P EMPRRANCE H AL-Wm be rented to .
Ipublic entertainiiiients on M6nday, Wed
:sday, Friday and Saturday nights of each
eek. . 43
Xanufates.
SEBB, JONES & P A RER.-Manufactu
rers of Harness and Saddler of all
nds. Steam Tannery and GristMil. 43
4HAPMAN JOHN A.-Manufacturer .of
p Cottoni bins, tof -approved style, and
,rranted. -. . -4.
Commiujon Merchants,
lHASE, WM. C. & CO.-Anction and Comn
p mission Merchant. Sales twice a
I'CCAUGHRIN, A. J. & CO.-Commiission
Merchants and dealers inl!'ertilizers. .
gents for Gower, Cox and Markley's Bu -
es, Wagons, &c.
Cotton Buyers-Grocers
bALINAS, F. E.-Dealer in Groceries and
} Plantation Supplies. Cash advanced on
>ttonl. - - 43
AAYES & MARTIN.-Dealers in Groce
ries, Plantation Supplies, Hardware,
Cotton Buyers. 4
EAVELL & SPEARMfAN.-Grocers and
*Provision Dealers, Plantation Supplies
id buyers of Cotton. 4
4HASE, WM. C.-Grocery and Provision
p Merchants, Mollohon Row. 43
Groceries, Canned Goods, &c.
VICKER, A. M.-Dealer in Groceries, Cqn
ned Goods, Perfumery, and Toys of all
scriptions. f
OVELACE, A. D.-Groceries, i.Canned
s Goods, Confectioneries, Tobarco and
gars. 4
1OWERS, A. ML. & CO.-Grooery and Pro
p inDealers,. Plantation Supplies
>bacco, &c.-4
SIL SON, J. C-Dealer in Groceries of all
kinds, Canned,Goods, Bagging, Ties,
>bacco and Segars. 4
BB, J. E. &.Co.-hesae and Retail
.zanos, &c. . 45i
Confectioneries, Segars, Fruits,
bPEC,J. F.-French anid American Coni
} feclnery, Fruits, Nuts, Tobacco and
gars o best kinds. . 4
a
ICKER, A. M.-Candy and Confections
7of all kinds, Fruits in season, Nuts, Se.
rs and Tobacco. 43 C
C
Tewalry and Watch Makers.
bPECK, JOHN F.-Dealer in fine Watches, .
I Clocks,Jewelry, Silverand Plated Ware
>ectacles, Eye Glasses, FancyGoods, &c. 4At
Clothing.
SRIGHT'& COPPOCK.-Dealers in Cloth
ing, and gentlemen's outfitting gene- .
y, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Valises, &c. 43
S Millinery-Dres Making. - 8
OWER, MRS. D.-Millinery Goods of all I
WIkinds. Bonnets made in latest style.
Lso dealer in general merchandize. 43
I UNTER, MRS. M.-Dress Making afterla
test patterns. Orders solicited.. 43
Druggists, r
eANT, DR. .S. F.-Druggist. Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, E
icmicals, Pure Medicinal Liquors and a
ines. 43
Gun and Lockr Smith.t
SHITE, Z. L.--Repaire and Maker of I
Gus, Pistols,Locks,&c. Shelf Goods
td GrQceries. .4 .M
Wines, Liquors, Segars, &c.
EON ARD. J. B. & CO.-Wholesale and Re
* tail Dealers in Tobacco, Segar . Pipes,
. Wines and Liquors or pure quaities. 43
fry Goods N 71iinuery~
'All AND WTR
MILLINERY .
NDt
ANDler Go ,
IBBONS,Gods
RIBBONS,ra God,
WRT {)1S
ilk and Straw Goods, i
WHTTE GOAM i
Fert
wo, L. -11ADLEY'S AM
SEA ROJ
V. V
THE above STANDARD FERTILIZE]
he South with unequalled success, are #ai
lat49660in, while the Stan&ar ii g'uiraste
POJ----RD &C
100- TONS INI STOR
. E. WBB 7& C(
Dec. 1 49-3m.
DAROIINA Fi~THB
WILL BE SOLD AS FOLLOWSI:
CASH PR ICEA
00 per Ton-of 2,000 lbs
TIME PRICE.
05 per Ton of 2,000 lbs
PAYABLE. NOVEMBER 1 H184,
PSREE OF INTEREST.
FREIGHT ANDODRAYAGE TO BEADDEDI
ITS SUCCESS IS.
UNIARA LE.LEI
ADITS STANDARS IS
A No. 1
WELL RE SOLD AS FOLLOWS:
CASH PRICE.
~33 per Ton of 2 00O lbs.
TIME PRICE.
38 PER TON OF 2,000 lbss
Payable November 1, I874
PR1EE OFYINTEREST.
FREIGHT!IAI1UAYASE TO BE ADDED.
FOR SALE BY.
: I. MtcUAUfHRiaN &
00., Newberry, S. C.
~. S. BOOZER & 00.,
rg~Speiite& 9.
GENERAL AGENTS,
At Charleston, $. C~
Jan.14 -1m
Pacifi Guano com iany's
(CAPITAL $100,000,)
IOLUBLB FACIFIC $AO.
THIS.GUANO .is now so.ye) known in
li the Southern States, for its remarkable
ffects as an agency for increasing the I pro
ncts of labor, as not to require special re
ommendation from us. Its -use fora eight
ears 'past has established 'its character for
eliable excellence. The large fixed capi~
vested by the Company in this trade affor
le surest guarantee of the continued excel
wce of this Guano. The supplies put; ido
market .this seasoui are as heretofore ;pe
ared under the sinoerintendence of Dr. St.
lian Ravenel, Chcmist of the Company, at
~harleston, S. C.dHence planters. -may rest
ssured that its quality and composition is
recisely the same as that heretofore sold.
* J. N. ROSSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C.
JOHN S. REESE & CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
Terms-48, cash ; .$53 timne. wihoutinte
est.
To accommodate planters,- they can order
ow and have -until 1st of April to decide
s to whether they will take at time or cash
rice. .When deliveredl frein4he factory by
lie c-ar Tad, rid'driyage will lie~eiaged.
ACID :PHOSPHATE, GUANO, BON~E;
'LASTER, $c , always -on 'band, qnality
aranteed. -J. N. ROBSON.
Dec. 24, 51-3m.
ClotMing.
TilE SCARCITY
[as a depressing effect on all classes, but for
aately it,is only temporary, and the want
OF MONEY
VilI not continue long.- In the -meantime,
lie large stock of CLOTHING on hand
IINDUCOES US
'o offer speelalinducements. Immediate ap
lication will convince any one that
['0 CLOTIIE,8HlOE & HA
imself, is the easiest thing imaginable. NTo
ouse in
f'izers.
L GUAN
I
C=
- - g
tS having been usedfor the last six years n
_ offered at prices that cannot fail to gi#e
ed equal, if not sdlieriri to iny everbold.
General Agents.
E AND FOR SALE BY
). gentshfr Newb6iiv-:,
Carrzages -ae-s, -44*
luildir nd Fpa
The mscrlber takes this of in
formig bis friendsAnd-the _ that he
has es&Ishe a sho at Prosperity, and is
All kinds of
Blacksmith Work
EXecated.
NEP
COTTON CiNS,
SHOT CONS ANtanFLES
Door -otk and Id Locks
FURNJ ,URE
oF. f allkndnty rpaired,
NEW SEATSI mALLKl@WCIAIRS
P/CTIR FRAMES
Made to Order,
Cotton Screws .loade- o t.
Old Vopperi Lead and:Brass Bought
TERMS STfCTLY :CASH.'
I respectfufsolicit soshare otfpastonagps
-J B IasSAILE,
AND MANUFACTUE S -63
Buggies and arage
CARRIAGE BOLTS f all sizes
CARBIAGE NANDS
A XT CLIPS,F
WASA ERS,
SHAflE COUtIlNGS, &.
COTTON WUY RS.
Thesbenbes ofer.to be public a (d1f~
assortment of- . -.
L EAT HERE,
SaddJiry hardware and Flnd
Letite i8big and
K~BUSHES,
TRU$KS,
H:OSE NETS ~ -
PORTABLETO E8 .
-HORSI SB:DES
AndNAITS
'DRESSINGBL{CING.
BUGO ES pd CA~AGES
oa. hand and made to orddr by) pattern.
Children's Ezpress WAGONIS,
CM/LDRE/IS CARIAES]
Rool4n H 9rses.
Full pricesi paid for HIDES at Store~ or
Tannery. "
W. H. WEBB. I. I,. J.. JONEs.i .W.:C. PABEL
NOTICE.
The subscriber hereby gives notice to all
concerned that he will make-a final settle
ment on the Estate of' William eneet;de
ceased, in the office of the, Judge, of Pro
'bate for.Newberty County, on the.'9,5th day
- of February next. All claims against said
Estate 'must be rendered in to the .under
signed before that time. - And he. further
gives notice that he will at tha.:same time
apply to said Court for a final.discharge as
-Administrator, debonis non, cum testamento
-annexo, of the Estate of; William Dlu'ckett,
deceased. JOSEPH DUCKETT,
dministrator debionis non, C. T. A, of the
Estate of William Duckett, deceased.
Newberry 0.11., S, 0,, Jan,A, 1874-1..
WARRN.I. FEAGI2..
1 MeV,,.004 Grocers, St.
isnotinnieedrehert pobable t ire
willbe a.war,and the sul= rthinks that
aiier-the b1rcinsitane&sth6 next be-A step
TO BE TA1EN
fvii t ui 46 eire can
be found'alvrgeAdsplendiaick'fgoods
of all kindIs and qualities, in DEY. GOODS,
GROCERIES, W.NES, LIQUQRS,. and 110
TIONS.
prirf9ie is mabe11 ti n6t onil 11l The
sold give satisfon b14 tbe. prmces
ao,athe,y'*ei6botbglft;mUee &h
a were agitated aboutvthe .-._
.m I.assre iny friendsAat they.n
ge '#yMingthey wfsh-frim mie; and that
ene seamaicanbe.ma
READY FOR SEX,
If he.as the cash. Come and see
JON P. KDTARD,
AT.-THE
FOJAR MILE -NOUWS
R CUISTtAS I
SAi?
Heads of dthe public general.
1ane itformedtowrstoek. of FAMT;Y
*MMA S*iW M I4M1*14%. and
among which ii ynd
PRESERVED PnEAPPLE,
ECUB T, CITON,
16 f- VG i btAmT
RATR ~ oRAN
. ERSEE K-.
- CAl4BDFmSHn SEN
*DEIDJAK,r .:D
DEV17-EDn TURKEY,
nda variety of other NOICE GOOD.
Now i&m iyanope
- 29 -
Iee s nkr e *1 g,'
the folowiXns:
gaomens en n!er3stce his a ecU
a b a~ril~a s6hnno
inpflrciress psimaesanuroes
Kan , rm ne
LOV~mnEAC &ae WIsqthnE.ad R.
is f~e o~$te idefqh chie n
*W~eimplaci Ma~ealaetorn,
Paiete,Cannedffyruit
u .I8-~ - So
BA1&Y ~iES
ERaiX~ffe ATOcE,alofwihil
De ,5 M-:-1 . LL 5 - Z.~
GroeresCheap, Jo
FItISK - ,EA AGO TO ES
Where~s Can eud Flu, .ao,Mls
sesSug tCfe, Cordn.
A T AJogther Ar(Uh e
AtSheLoest Mnarket
An.*'h aties t a und iie aO
neRiTOB, and l o hchw
Prices.
On.tbp corner, -slid under the Hzaas.D
OMce is the ~pXace
Dry, G ds, Grwie8 A
the
riou
the
ately oup by -&U
and that he haf Tde? Y
m allAhe vaio7us
Dry 0 8
Yalntive er
aiy- - pi
-.AL.
loode -am, -
OrdQ
on mat tems
the ps(ic
slotto et
s-.
Air
o-}
,= jstoetv(I
~c4j --*
feoprcag
g/p
&*
- - *
1ANN87
Paid for otton o
--*
Tolizerz:Te STN,Ed a10
EPatdrn'ytn&,'ot~
adclitemef n-Sbe fn
. Du7me
Pretition to-d
Ex Parte-~enry i~hii~ ~be~ Gn~
ad liten2, c~Jno;KSaI~Fe; &i~infan,b.
Petition to -
Pai~?
AU Lien
rupt~