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.,4pecia l1cahL AU singIOr transient business notices in TaI Nnc a.-Executors or Adminis - Isairiiugiu'ice insrted Il e eMi - AXm&=t be prepared to pay for the sam r 1faM inltou. Atorneys sending in sach aies on behalf of their clients will be held 1 asponsible, and wiM be expected to pay when ie paid for in advance. if the parties adver- s titdQ vot reside in iown. - t 5dB rd sa7Ou tiosstr"ett8eas e 'All papitt shaR be stopped bereafter as sofn as the term of subscription expires, un .esamatnrarrangements are made to - Zbhf-guWk demotesexpiration-ar;hat -*hpe is dscontianed. lignin.- $-f L. ilshI h ind"Oyst rs. A. X em-1000 bushels Corn. . mh -fSor the Muwerer. g AdW'r-Flna Settle ment. * Robert Waffeft, Adm'r-Fual Settlement.. -%twA trd,awor, Notice. !O. P. Booer o-To our c .sera PESWNIE-Wr.,QqorgerWk, agnt and ollector for i ft-tTuer -I iiiil tW vftU ireek. Luck attend hhm4j 3~ - W hive a call on a Mark Jenkins, OWe Ir. 3 C. (MASES. - &~1 O erence of .thieira hel at en C ape uhreb. the., the f.l -o ge we e4e6td to sa E. P. Cromer, D. P. . sIow, J. W. Herbert1 Glympbshand Jacob Sligh. s q - REMOVES aOOGAPH GALLERY, y - 2 ~ keII. li have b room, and more ligH.4 adDbPwork 0 1ha y loven-etin- tq a and feelay please, to a '~ ek rin, hai ant e e ea panat h tokihs as n o(ise.ThCoun- t im el he desrae. m ndie fr4eel hlses to i einghSO8 Wad tole any oft ~i~orbags, he Coun- C B h id-ak ofthis ad p - Street.wTwillosnnd the Soig phaesfhi hole-aearedi s h mueSajahonsid-wak tis ed p1 *Stt we wndiversoun eie .* w.ead nLsaisOa ncheonf - ag,osoner o our*eetslf re .t o 4e aSPeof,o a1 ho-oae4red 6 i hve senrobe se-aingH from ute let.aiffon etorig'te no -. ne - inu iveo.e vech Whadocasien o notie~wly tof -wsoalwgoers ordiesinra goutot the ai-zeseinsistso w "a '* b -theiidtale them aveg fro I ~le~,Aiat hoboileft to rightlo-t th nier,M.Jh Lansis n eW - eg og cng t ethem ad wood H eser.. Ther bodies w rethro-a .1).i4iuismiaOld.Tonn bylling expaloso t Mr. Lane wa found dead having in'his ~ idaatebwidihad stopped and ~ ' s# wp.ointing to seventeen minutes after " - wves. when it is supposed the acci- ~ dent ccured. - 0 2,he nownc s the verdct ofthe Coro-S 1sers aIrngsat, helde the.bo4y of Engiar *IS EiOF SOUTE CAROJA, :a Au Igquiesiom ndenated taken at Saluda d Twn i County of Newberry, the g teenty4fth and twenty-sixth days of Janus *xA. D. 1874, before Jas. A. Henderson, as --Eg.4Coronr in and for said County sfore- o1 aapd,aviewof the body of John 1Y. Lane ti ** tRelalaCouity'In the State afor.said, them and there being dead, by the oaths of Geo. P.Mersdith,Jas. x. Sml, Sam'I C.Va A than, Win. A. Fallaw, Thos. J. Maffitt, $abn A.Werts, mno. K. Pennington, Henry GT Hoof, Henry S. Werts, Henry Rhodes, Grifg Sn Inng, Wa. Spearinan, Edward Kinvd and Burrell Harris, being a lawful Jury of Ingnest, who being charged, and sworn to tO enquire, for the State of South Carolina, pa *-when and by what means the said John. Y. rt .ass.asue to his death, upon their oaths do it say, that, the said John Y. Lane came tb his da ytebrtn ftebie fte0 dnie,t byrth Husing,o the boilert of the Gen Engie,ortmbia, the prpet C of, sadEnie haee g fo Couba log .im bee Co sad nn hao- i me.for abeong kntim be unsafe nd tnhe fr i -.-4m.;ne enamn en ha en unnfa in ihn nr. +1 A Commox QUESTION AND ANSWER. -"Where did you get those beautiful )lates and dishes, Mary? and, ah! hose exquisite cups and saucerT,,_and hose crystal goblets over there -on the ide-board?" "Why, Sallie, I thought ron knew that I invariably purchase ny ChinA, Glass and Crockery-ware of dessrs. Kingsland & Heath, in Colum da. These gentlemen keep the best stablishment for such things in the ity of Columbia, and4hey sell at rea onable prices too. You would be sure o be satisfied with any article purchas d 6i them." "Indeed! well, I need some table rare and intend to give them a caR oon, or send them an order." 4-2 COruT.-The following cases have etn tried at this teirm of the Court of eneral Sessions: State vs. Augustus Logan; Receiving tolen property, knowing it to be sto n-Verdict of guilty rendered. State vs. Isaac Boston and Adam ang; Grand Lareeny-Continued as Isaac Boston; not guilty as to Adam ang. State vs. Logan Hair, alias Lawson hilips; Robbery-not guilty. State vs. Wright Sullivan; Robbery -guilty. State-vs. Ann McKeller and -Mwtha t 1lwes- -Grand -Larceny-Nol. Eros. s to Ann McKellar; Martha Calmes umd guilty of fetit Larceny. C A large number of the cases on the a essions' docket has beeicontinued or r ollq prosequied. There remain .or dis osal some six or eight more. r CHICKEN STEmLiG.-An aggravated A xse of chicken stealing is reported 'as e ve o( the performances of last week. a _ 3tcF. had but lately Jncreased his heck of poultry by the addition of a io of Brahma fowls. On Thursday 3 orning just before day. he lay awake stening to the sonorous crow of the jfrtnny, at tipsame time, i to thief must have been in close proxi ity to the roos and listentng at the iud and hoarse tones of the aforesaid >wster, chuckled at the thought that d bre there, was ,.mRcbL crow there 1 as a correspondingquantity of meat. F most: immediately after, cock and J ns were lifted.and carried off. The a ef to mislead suspicion, pulled out s wadsflof fethe and threw them.v to yards. Some -one in : e early- morning- seeing the darkie ' Ma'bag, and suspecting -sbmething. 9 rng+ gave him chase, when the thief ropethe bag, and on itsbeing~picki .k I p.the chickens were discovered, but e afortunately killed m preparation of I nner that day. A serious appreben onriEISs--is there, a chicken-seauling 'efwiasmoney-sWdaling iing? tl hat is theoquestion. k JnelU,Sumum with Groceries, by -e W, LC. CHASE. 9 P~ENr1kTEO.-We have only re ntgot an inkling ol a very plea,s- g FitI&aaiir wthich happlin.the a yristmas holidays. The .gentlemen ~ byMr Thos. F.Harmon, as C * ip tW igh rege ior his eraspr and uniformkindness and lib- d ity of manner,prsented him with a ' mesoisniemonade ptcher. Al gether unlooked forby Mr. flarmonl, ( Iieaii"ilit 1irias'anial to ay ir ing like a suitable or lengthy speechti the happy occasion, and looking a e al of gratification, he was only able 4a!accept my thankgintlemen, 1 61 saflisse you agai. We are. b' eased to say he has seen them again. ~ And another, tao our good frien, ~ hn, who had presented to him a ti autiuNiew Yesar's gift in the shape si :aoning boy. In this case, the esaicaothbeing umexected, our nat eparedcItaniifdd give ex- q a. tleKhypineiexperienced r sieii%~y1ek.ferdafollowing 0 poed style: "Bessed itI(sing,fader's ;~ ~ Though late we~ongratulate I ase aythbg to Auction send it to A.W. C.CR ASE &CO. GrnirG.--A merchant of oura wn was called upon one day last week r an agent from a printing house in ~ >lumbia, and solicited to~ give hIm ~ atever Job Printing he might need. is reply. was, "we have printing of- h :es -in towxn which have claims upon o e business men here; and I feel it my tty and privilege to patronize home e dustry." "But," said the other, "my >r8 wlfl de your work cheaper." "It akes no :diference," said he, "cpr : inters live here, and buy their goods ~ ire, and I for one feel that they should patronized, and more, I have tried g, em and fmd their prices are not inex- ~ se o ther 'offices." We feel proud of ich mian,he~ isof the right stamp, and j e shall ever lookupon him as afriend ~ deed. As a refutation of the purpose Sability of other offices doing work ir ieaper, we cite that on several occa-k ns we have been asked the price of ~ ork, and after- the parties had written . seifit boId be done cheaper, the ~ ok' has been broughtUa us with the :knowledgment that the charge was j eater. This can be proven. We say 3, ither that Job Printing can be done b neatly here as elsewhere, and with it the delay consequent on transporta- j V MILITARY GOVFEtNMENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. d Such anidea has been suggested by V me Tax-payers in Columbia as the k at resort;to free the State from high hi xation, btit how to free yourself from ft ying high rates for cigars that are o: ally very mean, is the subject that s< volves the special interest of every ie who buys either as a dealer or pri- ti ite smoker. This problem has been A~ Ived by the "Indian Girl," who know- c g that the goods sold by her will stand -e test; (more cigars being retailed at a GRocEREs.-All kinds of Groceries for sae at W. C. CHASE'S LooK To YOUR DooR FASmNINGS. -Mrs. Grundy was very much alarm ed the other night. and might- have fallen into spasms but for the timely ar rival of Mr. Grundy. She declares now that if the latter attempts to go out at night hereafter without, taking her with him. there will be a fuss in the family. On the night in question, lie was out attending a club meeting, so ulled, which kept him away till twelve o'elock, and for two mortal hours, his bette'r half- with fourteen young chil iren and one at the breast, were shut up in a large clothes press, suffering he pangs of torment from fear of mur ier, robbery and ars'on. Some person Yr persons, a dozen perhaps, were try ing to make forcible entrance into the iouse. At the first attempt, gathering ip ten of the little ones and clu4cking 0 the other twelve, she stowed herself tud the whole twenty-five in the press, Lnd shiveringly awaited Grundy's com ng. The minutes seemed hours-and uring the whole period the burglars ind murderers kept up their efforts to ret in and rob and kill the entire fami y. It was dreadful, and we here enter solemn protest against all kinds of jight clubs. Well, as the clock struck. welve the unfortunate Grundy arrived, o find wife and children almost speech ess from their close quarters. After ealizing the ease, he at once, with ourage derived from love, indignation d -te- effects of the club meting. ushed into the room from whence the oise proceeded and found to his hor or, that the miserable offenders were ,ready inside, in fact, had been there 1 the while, and in the shape of a ouple of cats. Grundy says dern the ats, while Mrs. Grundy says the same bout clubs. Wismsy.-Fine Kentucky Corn Whiskey )r sle-either by retal or wbolesae, at W. C. CHASE & CO.'S. Bi.sED.-"Blessed is theman who ath his quiver fall of them." the salmist spoke of children-"for they re as arrows in the hand of the mighty an." From one side of the aspect no oubt he was right, but there are two ides to every question, and more es eeially in the ease of children. The ispired writer must have giren utter nee to' the sentiment [quoted, in the ammer time, for ha1be weatlieibeen rinter, with thermometer below zero, r apprebend Iis lnguagie might have eendifferent, and any giin- -with his niver full of them will agree with s. They are likened, too, to olive lants, and such tender plants it is well nown, are no blessing, in. a time of old. -But to the point. Take any ian with a quiver full, and, any hour etween bed-time and day, ask him for is experience, and if he -don't say, Drat those children! I've been up all de night, and it a freezing, trying to eep tie cover on them," then we give i. Faney Mr. Jones, in his first nap, over tucked in nicely to his back, rhen Mrs. J. sticks her elbow in his ibs and says, "dearest, .those blessed abies'are uncovered again." What a lessed predicament to be sure. Like a ood fellow, proverbially the cases with arried men, he junaps out of bed, the rind ishow'n without, some of it reeps in '''&zg cracks and erapinies, e bends over tetrundle, and whata itre presents itself, the.cover kickled own'tpth4baoot,.-te .under blanket rhilsbould be 1etot the youngsters, uledftwis an&ahinest impossible > pick o'utduid ai the children's legs, qrhe as many. bem-children i4l*;e:bed:as can be stow,ed in for comi sikae)gisted in, over and arounid mdh othe,.oigiand hard to disen age that Mi' J, is jnar ague long be ne the difficutf Is half adjusted. a-sit liketlnps of:Ice:.h. springs ck toled, snuggles up, and gets rrm 'again-he sleeps and dreams, ut not for long. Anjother nudge-the ry isrepeated. But why add more to ie:picture. The IPsalrnist never had ich an experience, no never. Blessed dhe man,ina horn, if the weather Is eezing. It's altogether difTerent In ie summertime-cover is of no conse nence then, and if Mr. Jones can get and the musquitos and has no-troubles consience,hecan sleep, and when he rakes then can say' blessed is the man, CTONoIs bought b~y 'W. C. CHASE & CO. LBOUT THE TOWN AND COUNTY. Usual weather changes, with attempts t sleet and snows. An indication of approaching Spring seen now in the advent of drummers -om abroad. And in another, the fact that a meek, ig bird was heard to whistle cheerily n Sunday morning. In spite of both signs, however, the old is intense and the ground frozen. It will soon be time to agitate the round for gardening. Make selection of seed before the as. ortment in town are exhausted. Court is in full blast, and the cheap y tables of the colored women are do ig a big business. We are pleased to notice that hitch ig posts have been erected at the end . fthe public square. Some of the side-walks in town are i miserable plight-pavements bro en, curbing down and frightful gullies > be seen by those who have eyes, and rho dread the breaking of their shins. Vhere are the street workers. "Building castles in Spain, Mr. ones?" asked his landlady, who ob rved him thoughtfully regarding his reakfast cup. "No, mum," said Jon es, only looking over my grounds in ava." The home circuit-walking about rith a baby in the night. The near-sighted hen that ate saw st, supposing it to be corn meal, then rent and laid a nest full of bureau nobs, sat on them three weeks and atched out a complete set of parlor irniture, was a pretty fair hen. If any f' our readers doubt the story, let them se Mr. Robt. Leavell about it.. One of the hard pills to swallow is e tax pill. It is entirely too large. Slarge number of people have su.i seded, but the effects have been serious.I Business of all kinds, too, has been f'ected by it, for after settling with the I .L . 1?~CW.. lA 1 comparison with any other printing es tablishment,. either in style or price. Don't forget this. Another important thing not to be forgotten is that a few more cash pay ing subscribers are wanted at this of fice. Fish and aysters, F. R. S. at L. IL Marshall's, besides other good things. For SAL.-We have several Stoves and other household implements, to sell on next Sale-day. W. C. CHASE & CO. Comnercial. NEWERuY. January 27.-Cotton market closed with a slight decline on last week's quotations, and at 132. Number of bales shipped during tbe week, 1,334. LvERPOOL, January 26-Noon-Cotton heavy-uplands 7,M8; Orleans 8ja8j. NEw YORK, January 26.-Cotton dull; sles 934 bales, at 15,zalf. - Gold 1111l. AUGSTA, January 26.-Cotton dull-inid dling 14k. CHARL1STON, -January 26.-Cotton dull and nominal-sales 800 bales. Facts worth knowing! One of the best in dications of the South, and prosperity of Charleston, is to be found at the Establish ment of Messrs. I. H. HALL & Co.. located at Nos. 2, 4, 6. 8 Market St,V23 & 225 East Bay. The rapidly increasing business last year of this firm, has indus.ed them t: en large their Establishment, which now sup plies every conceivable article that can be re quired in the building of a house, from a baluster t8any. size timber. . Our friends in the City, and throughout the State who con template building a house can be supplied with all the materials necessary for its con struction, at prices and quali.fo work which will save a large percentage In the cosi of building. They are Agents for Asbestos' Roofing Felt, endorsed* by some of the best frms in the country. Send for price lists and circulars. Jan. 21, 3-6t. Two 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 integinments and affect the muscular, glandular-and nervous organi sations, producing rheumatism, neuralgia, :hila iad fever, and where there is a tenden .y to dyspepsia or liver complaint, provok ing an attack of indigestion or biliousness. rhe best advice that can be given hnder such' circumstances is to keep The external ,urface 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 Dommerce, as a medicinal stimulant- and .orrective, in all parts of the country. It will be a Itappy day for humanity, and it will surely come, when this pure restorative hall have taken the place of raw spirits as a timulant 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 :hief merits, although in this regard It sur passes All the unmedicated products of the 5till, domestic or imported. The powerful [nfluence it exercises over .the torpid and toneless stomach, the disordered. liver, the moustipated bowels, and the relaxed nerves, render it a positive specifie in dyspepsia, liv r complaint, intestinal constriction, nervous weakness, hypochondria, rheumatiism and leeplessness. All chronic complaints are ggravated by a cold, moist atmosphere, ad it is therefore particularly necessary for those who are afflicted with ailments of this saturo, whatever their type. ma;be; to meet this predisposinz cause of siaknoss with a irholesome antidote. Hostetter's- Bitters hould be taken daily at this season by all aersons laboring under chronic ailments that end to.weaken.the system. Jan. 7, 1-im. All persons indebted bo me, must pay up be rore further Credit is given. AU - accounta .unset bled befoi'e the FIRST afJ?EBIUARY wvillbe pacedTm therhaands of mnofficer for collection. S, F. FANT, MK D., Jan. 14, 2-4t.~ r g i. IN E1RELLENT PIANO For Sale Cheap, The subscribers have In their store room i NO. 1 PIANIO; which will be sold cheap or.cash. Apply early. , i H ARRIS & H018EAL. Jan. 14, 2--tf. On Sale-day in February, 1874, it ewberry C. H., S. C., at public outcry, 498 ACIKIB OF LAND, of the Estate of M. Barre, deo'd., in~ New berry Gountv, S. C., a-ljoining lands of Mrs. E. . Barre, Estate of H..Burton, dee'd., ad others. ,Rent to be secured by note, with at lear4 two good sureties. We will,, also, sell for Gash, at public outcry, at the 'Neel Place" of Mrs. E: J. Brre, in-Newberry County, S. C., on SAT URDAY, 31st JANUARY, 1874, the follow ig PERSONAL PROPERTY of M. Barre,~ dec'd., to-wit : 1 Wheat Paui, 1 Gin-Band. 1 Horse" . And other Personal Propertf. E. J. BARRE, Ex'tx., JOEL A. BERLY, Ex'or. Jan. 21, 3-2t. NOTICE. We will apply to the Probate Court for Newberry County, for discharge as Admin istrators of the Estate of Sarah Johnson, deceased, on the 14th day of' Februgary, 1874. JOHN C. JOHNSON, his DANIEL y JOHNSON, mark. Administrators of Sarah Johnson, dee'd, Jan. 7, 1-5t. Simonton Female College, STATESVILLE, -N. C. tev. 8. Taylor Martin, - - President. This Institution is now in operation, with i full Corps of Instructors. Spring Term :ommences Feb. 5th, '74. For other infor nation send for Circulars, -Jan. 21, 3-4t, LANDIRETH'S EARDE -AXEET, WARRANTEDARESH. WARRANTED - FRESH. ALSO, Newbery Business Direery. Cards of Reference Insert6d under appro priate headingsin this column. Profession al men, Merchants, Mechanics and Trades generally. should have a ,place in this Di rectory' Terms moderate. Dry Good, Shoes, &c. cFALL & POOL.-Wholesale and retail dealers in foreign and domestic Dry Goods, Embroideries, Notions, &e. 43 HICK, P. W. & R. S.-Dealers In Dry Goods, embracing everything in that line. Plantation supplies. Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Cotton Buyeri, &. SOVELACE & WHEELER.-Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, loots,Shoes, its. General stock of all kinds of mer chandize. 43 OOT, M.-Dealer in General Merchan -a dize. Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Gro ceries. Boots and Shoes. 43 ASH, J. D.-Dry Goods, Notions, Cloth ing. Boots, Shoes, Hats, and merehan dize generally. 43-6m. 0OOK, THOS.-Dry Goods, Notions, Cloth ing; Shoes. Hats,. and general assort ment of Groceries. 43 ILSON, o. M~&tO.-Dialers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Crockery, and general mer-. chandize. 43 H ARMON, T. F.-Wholesale and Retail dealer in General Merchandize-Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Plantation Sup plies. ATHAN, A. A.-Dry Goods, Clothing, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, and Faner Goods. Goods of all kinds. 43 Books and Stationery. HAPMAN, JOHN A.-Books and Station. %.ery. A; specialty made. In School Books. 43 Stoves and Tin Ware. RIGHT, W. T.-Dealer in Cooking and W. Heating Stoves, all styles and prices. Large asso.tment of Tin Ware. .43 Purniture-Carpentry. EAVELL, E. Y.-Keeps on hand a splen d-id assortment ofallkindsof-Furnigre, rictures Framed. Mattrasses made. 43 U ARRIS, W. U.--Cabinet Wareroom. Fur rj niture made and repaired. Carpenter ing done with despatch. - - - Bestaurants-Hotels. M ARSH ALL. L. E.-Meals served as all hours. Fresh Fish and Oysters in season. Dealer in Groceries, Confection eries, &c. Photography. ISEMAN W. H.-Resident Artist. All styles of Pictures taken. Old Pictures copied and renewed. 43 Professional. 41, POPE & POPE.-Attorneys-Prac t1oe In all the Courts of tQis. State and in the United States Court. OORMAN & SCHUMPERT.-Attorneys at Law. Practice in all the Courts of tne state, and in the Unitd States Court. 43 JAEGER, C. G.-Atto rney at Law and Reg ister in Bankruptcyfor 3d Congression al Distnt. mtces in al -the Cggrts of the State. JONES, IRA B.-Attorney at Law. Office on Main Street, over Mrs. D. Mower's tore. .7 Xonuments-Xarble. a EAVELL, J. R.-Monuments made to or der, and all kinds of marble and granite wor neatly executed. 4 PEERS, L. M.-Deaiet in Koreign and SDomestic Marble. Monuments made oorder in best stylds. '- ^- 43 EMPER ANCE HALTL-Will be rented to Tpublic enter~tdinmentson Monday, Wed nesday,Friday and Saturdayu.ights of each week. - . - -.; 4 W es of earness a r kinds. Steam Tannery and GristMlL 4 H~APMAN JOHN A.-Manufacturer of Cotton Eilns, of approved style, and warranted.- . 4 mission Merchant.' Sales twice a McCAUGHRIN, A. J. & CO.-Commission mMerchants and dealers in Fertilizers. Agents for Gower, Cox and Markley'sB - .ges, Wagons, &. SALINAS, F. E.-Dealer in Groceries and -Plantation Supplies. Cash advanced on Cotton.%4 AYES & MARTIN-Dealers in Groce flries, Plantation Supplies, HardWays, asQttOn BTOys EAEiL & SEMA.-Groers and. LProvision Dealers, Plantation Supplies and buyers of Cotton..4 C HASE, WM. C.-Grocery and Provision Merchants, Mollohon Bo.r. 43 erocerie Cma 9 d .Q -~ WI~,A.M-Pei ilrel, Can *OVELACE, A. D.-Groceries, Canned Goods, Confectioneries, Tobacco and flOWERS, A. M. & CO.-Grocery and Pi o visOin -Dealers, .Piantatinei pplies, MILSON, J. C.-Dealer in Groceries of all kind, Cann94 Qoodhs, Begging,.Ties EBB J. . &Co.-Wholesale and Reil .DPEK . rainoearids,P ercatin on-s *fectionery. Frits, Nuts, Tobacco ad Segars of best kinds. - 4 WICE, .M.-Candy adConfectons gars and Tobaceg 43 egrand Watuiars., -PE,-JOhN F.-Dealer in fine Watches, *Clocks,Jewelry, Silverand Plated Ware, Spectacles, Eye Glasses.LFancyGoods,&c. 4 - - - lothig. . NW11nery-Dre. EN1rng. OWER, MRS. D.-Millinery Goods of all -kinds. Bonnets made in latest style. Ilodealer in generalimerchandize. 43 U tNTER, MES. M.-Dress Makigttepla ~ANT, DR. S. F.-Druggist. Wholesale Fand Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Pure Medicinal Liquors and Wines."1 Gun and Lock Smith. mYwHITE,-Z. L.Repairrand Maker of W Gus,Pstos, Lcks&c.Shelf GoodSt and Groceries. . .43 Wines, Liquors, Se~as , 3O-JB. 4C. Whlese dand ge $nssg1iqqors of pqwe gualte Dry Ges a- .?PIinfers MILLINE RY AND Millinery Goods RIBBONS, Silk and Straw Goods, WUTTE GOOBS~ Fert W. L. RIDLEY'S IMMI SEA FOW I:= --/ E TH9E above STANDARD FERTILIZER the.South with unequalled success,.are agan satisfaction, while the Standard is guarantec PaLLAD'&O. 100 TONS IN STORI J. E. WEBB & -C Dec. 10, 49-3m. :TRI1IIPHRAil!f UAOINA FERTIIZE WuL BE voLD AS FOLLOWS . CASH PRICE. $50 per Ton of 2,000 lbs. TIME PRICE. $55 per Ton of 2,000 lbs. PAYABLE NOVEMBEE 1, 1814, FREE OF INTEREST. FREIG1T AND DRAYAGE TO BE ADDED, ITS SUCCESS IS INPARALLEL), AND ITS STANDARD IS A No. 1. - WR& 38-8013 -182L0 CASH PRICE. $33 per Ton of 2,000 lb;, TIME PRICE. $58 PER TONl OF 2,000 lbs. Payable November 1,'187, FREE OF INTER1!3T. FREIGHTEANDRAYABE TO BE ADDED.I BOR SAEEZ BY A. J., McCAUJGHRIN& 00., Newberry, S. C. H. 6, B00MIL, & 00, GENERANAOleEifrS3 At Charlestop~S. C. Polef Cuano'elpal' THIS (SUANE Is now so well known in .11 the'Souchern States; for -ite remarkable effects as an agency for increasing the prM ducts of labor, as not to require special i'e commendation from us.'Its use for eight years past hias established its chara9Wr for reliable excellenge. The largs jzed capital invested by the Company in this trade affords the surest guarantee of the continued exeel lence of this Guano. The supplies put into market this season are as heretofore pro, pared nder the superintendence of.D)r. St. yulian Ravenel, Chemist of the Company,at Charleston, S. C. Hence planters mgy yest assured that its qulijty and composituon- is precisely the same as that heretofore sold. J. N. ROSSON, -- Selling Agent, Charleston, S. 0z. JOHN S. REESE & C0. -' General Agents1 Ra1limar. - Terms--4g egeh ;5 58time, without Inte. To accommiodate planters, they can order now and have until 1st of April to decide as to whether they will take at time or cash price. When delivered from the factor by the car loadeno -drayage:wyll.bo charge. ACID ?gQSPW4TR, GUANO, BONE, PLATR, 40, always oa hand, qnality guaranteedl, J. N. BOBSON. Dec. 24, 6I-Sm. Uothing. TUE SCARCITY Ess a depressing effct on all classes, butfor tunately It is only temporary, and the want OF MONEY Will not continue long. .In the mneaatime, the large stock of CLQTmWG on hand INDUYCES UJS ro offer special indncements. Immediate ap lication will convince any one that. FO CLOTRII] 8IIG & HAT atiselln is the easiest thing imaginable. No Fizers. MNATJ P18NSOL VE OMuN L GUANO. = S having been used for thelast six years In i..offered at prices that cannot fail to give d eqnal; if not superior, to any ever sold. General Agents. AND FOR SAL BY I, Agents for Newberry. arriages, ajns c. The subscriber takes this method of in forming his friends and the publi that he hasbUst!a-sh- $ ri and is pre'Ifired to in0ean3rel All kinds of Blan amithWork Execuied. REPAIRS ON COTTOm C S, SOT 6UNS AMb RI.U Door Loks and-Pad-'eks FUN'tYiTUR Of a O , inds reAI, EW SEATS. 11 ALL KIND OF, CStS PICTI/RE FRAMES Made to Ortf, Cotton Screws Made Coplek. Old Copper, Lead and; Brass Boacht. TERMS.STAICTLY CASH. I respectfullysolicit a share oftpatronage. J. B. LasSALLE, IERB, JONIs& unl; Rarnoe8 and S Iry Buiggies and.Carriages CA RT AGE BOLTS9 4 i AXLR LIP8 . FELLOE PLATES9 WASHERS, SHAQu10 INGMS, &e. COTTON BUYERS. The subsciberegb ta he public a full of their own manufacture. Saddler'y Irdware and rind IMer Belting. and ~Rivests 4' f i f id. AXLES) ' COMBS VALISTES, - UMBRELLA kcS HORSE COVERS, -PORTABYE FORGES8 BO)R8E SHOES8 And N X8..~ * DRESSING BLCKING. BUGGIES and CARRtAGES on band and made to order by patterne ChiMdrea's Ex press WA4GOES CHILDREN'S CARR/AES,. RBooling H~orses. Full prices paid for HIDES. at Store*or Tannery. W. H. WEBB. j L. J. JONES. j W. C. PArKR. Nov. 5, 44-tf. NOTICE. The subscriber bereby gives ntice to' all concerned that he wilt make a* fnal ee-~e ment on the Estate of William Duckett, de ceased, in the office of the udge 'of Pi' bate for Newberry County, on the 26th day of February next. .All claims -against said Estate must be rendered in ;to the under signed before' thai;- time. -AndThe further gives notice that he will at the .same time apply -to said Court for a final discharge as Administrator, debonis non, cnm testameato annexo, of the Estate of William .Duokett, deceased. JOSE~'~PV CEETT, Administrator 4ebas non, O.T..A., of the 'Estate of William Dickett; .deceased. Newberry C. H:, & 0., Jan. 5; 1874-1-4t Noti~e.'~" Dry Goodis, Groceries, to CUBA Is not annexe4, neither Isit ro ablp ther will be airarr.und the gabserlberthinks the .under the circumstances, thenext best ate TOKB T AILN Is to.I visitheFour He. nos, ,.where ex: gob olnd g tlargeAndsplendd stote g ofall kinds and ates, in . G20CERrZPEWlm* IO$ aWCX VI058.I--S promlee Is sure -nan rn that t e Up A, as they were . 7arg'" a ers were agitatec dt the muddle. I assure my friends tlmt tb ey cmu get anything they rish -front-me, andtha even the seaman can be made READY FOR SEAM If he has the cash. Come and see JOHNK P. KINIAD AT 'THE FOUR MILE HOUBE. Dec. 3, X-t. ?IIOc GOO CHRISTMS HOLIDAYS NesOtbIniWIesWAn tbe lyh -2 lthat oura GN0C tBKj --anta' copaNs.i and among whlih w= befond PE$ERVED.Tl4E APPLE, -IC I!mOWJUE, iarbeitlesa, . LOBSTE8inbtIes - . .DESSCATE "OCQA NUT RAISD1,8M, 'indAiole boxe* PRSERVES, - .CANNED YRUMT CAEDFWANSR 1 49AZD MRS ai4j-)jtWMS i ma UE .Andjvre4'ooterOHOICTEGOO0S58 No i s the tUme tol~2 qple t a y es Det8 s- 4 ~.. e je*aoef ti ik enPierar eiffL?ete.m~ lared eleaStc f od I U sipy;*ci n igi een vari ety,quliy ori pe:ir.: I LOELACEAWNGER - 4 6. - Of all kine andeay Suga S uppee, ie We .ml s0,.Colic .ainaaomfeln sat~'fledo ,.Lr d, Mly oassesfei varety quliy o inp ckee Cot Sep.. 4, n8S egarsy Tobaco ~5 . - ?SBganSOe,R,ad c of Lrd1 i Oct. 15,d, 41-17.s DlOJ YOU ANIT celetaineuliy - .~I SO, 8eGr Tobc,, 4 - 5.. AtSheiowestmYarns Onfl thecorer and un owder the Hem At the Lowest Market Prices. 1J .J.,'4 On the corner, and uad# the HzzaIz~ Office Is titeplace . ry Geeds, receresfe. the El nd that bs ial the woodeae .wk,for'hei - o"theInW, rt~ tre, dt afd n onmotfbd*id .744 $I0 . Tet?zUrn 1B - Coane? - *~ unt R - - '~ '--- -- x -C GR M --o * e ,.. - 8ok~ AIs At36~e~j4irPr *91mm, m~#f, ~ILOX A ~~TA 2 4 - *. ? - - Pa y othe