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V r Br these thlegs in mind. 3-tf, t If yf. have anything to Auction send it to 3 W.C.CHASE&CO. Corox is bought by 3 W. C. CHASE & CO. F*au.sA SuPpLrD with Groceries, by ( - W. C. CHASE. v - to?ArOE SUPPLIEs-at 3 W. C. CHASE'S. Is WUnnisy.-Fine Kentucky Corn Whiskey g . fo ab-eitha hy retail or wholesale. at e 2- W. C. CHASE & CO.'S. Gabcawn.-All kinds of ;Groceries for sale.at W. C. CHASE'S- I #fa Sa,Z.-We have several Stoves and other household implements, to sell on next Sele-day. W. C. CHASE & CO. t Messrs. Mayes & Martin are the agents for the sale of Bradley's Am moniated Dissolved Bne and Sea Fowl Guano. A. M. E. Co-NFERENcE.-The A. M. . Conference after a session of near N two weeks, adjourned yesterday. We A truAst they have accomplished good. f DaoLuox.-The firm of Webb, h Joies & Parker has been dissolved and V creditors are requested to attend to their n elim before Jesse C. Smith, Clerk of I the Court. ATrL c CoAsT FjREGHT LIxNL The attention of business men and the t travelling public as well, is called to h the advetisement of the Great Atlantic tl Coast Freight Line, the important ad- SI 9vantages of which will at once be ap. . parent. _ According to a recent decision of the 0; patmaster-general, newspapers, when tj endorsed with the name of the sender, 1 or when the number of papers contain- si ed in the package is written upon the i outside of the wrapper, are not to be oj * subject to letter rates of postage. INCENIramrSl.-We learn that on 's last Wednesday night, at Little Moun- g tain, six miles below Prosperity, the ti . store of Mr. R. Y. Neil-was set on fire 'w by incendiaries. The building and en- 0: tire stock of goods were consumed, en- ti tailing a loss of four thousand dollars. k: fc THE GOAT RECOVERED.-The 0. F. fr goat advertised as escaped in our last is- I sue has since been recovered and is now a restively awaiting the appearance of some candidate for the high honor of a e ride over the "Grand Circuitous Route o of Delightful Intricacies." The boys ir needn't hunt for him atny longer. RExns:a Urro CasAn &c.-We have 0: been accused of injustice to our enter- g prising Town Council in failing to give tl them the credit of the side-walk im- a provements on Pratt Street, noticed in h our last~ issue. We were ignorant of tc the fact that they did the work and n stand Oorrected. *MORuEIMTGAFrS.-A dispatch from the Rev. Mr. Neumann on Saturday last, tb the Rev. H. W. Kuhns, imparts intelligence that sixty-two immigrants & sailed on the 14th from New York for t Charleston. The effort has been made to.get the entire number for Newberry, and the probability is that they will ar A rive during this week. S Go,or Orron-ruxrry.-The Debating I Society and Reading Club of Newberry fe are now in good working order, and we have no doubt that propositions fory membership would be received by bothp with pleasure. They offer a good oP-G portunity for social and intellectual imi- d provement to our young men, who, by fc all means, should take advantage of.it, t< and join them. - bl - - St Messs. E, E. Davies & Co. have justs received a select stock of seed potatoes. it S cnsaisting of Early Rose, Goodrich,Seed i?it, Peerless, Pink Eyes and Chili t t* ,4yof which they will deliver at t . eive ,a m depot for any place re lastReagr''tgip of$5.00 per bar- t ughnh z following p: a visit wee above g ting tbese;nurdaiy, 0o .ieturersia. a nd, a , es; ti de-spr' s ond *,'; ni ~tfr,on h: teelr T vith ti: city al le. f I .4f :] ti asti 0f1f of p . edge G tst. died u gjhjuries sI .e:ta his a: ~ur ha living it thouse, a e~ 'hieh she / I' FLYING TRAPzE.-Mr. M. M. Bufoi ( f this County, has imported one of i bose interesting institutions, in which I outh delight, and promises to erect it i ,i this town in about ten days time.-! t is a new venture, says Mr. B., and I berefore he will make his debut in 'harlotte. N. C., and work his way 4 own here, as by that time he will have I [e hang of it. Look out then. ye lit- i le people. and save your dimes, that e may ride to your hearts content. A TRIAL JuSTICE WANTED AT PROS-: ERITY.-Wehaveheard complaint from >tne of the citizens of Prosperity that ic want of an intelligent Trial Justice i that place is a source of nmch incon enience. They ar? certainly entitled ) one. We have four in the town of ewberry, and could very well dispense ith two of them. It is an unjust dis ibution of these officials to give to ewberry four when the entire County allowed only seven, patieularly when place the size of Prosperity is left ithout any. Messrs. Swaffleld & Co., Clothiers of olumbia, make the announcement this reek that they have secured the ser ices of a first rate cutter, and have, be des, engaged a number of tailors, con equently they are prepared to make up arnients to suit all tastes with warrant-: r J fits. They also keep a large and el gaht assortment of clothes, underwear, C ats, caps and all other things necessary r a gentleman's or youth's complete tfit. All that is necessary is to send measure. All orders are promptly at mded to. 1. 0. G. T.-The following officers for ie ensuing term were elected at a re ,nL meeting of Kosciusko Lodge No. . I. 0. G. Templars: J. C. Wilson, V. G, T.; Miss Sallie huford, W. V. T.; Jas. Packer, W. S.; 7. 0. Goree, W. F. S.; Z. L. White, 7. T.; Rev. J. L. Shuford, W. C.; T. Thompson,W.M.; Miss Fannie Shu ord, W. I. G.; J. N. Bass, W. 0. G.; f [ss Lizzie Rives. W. R. S.; Miss Lizzie rhite, W. L. S.; Miss Hedwig Wiske ian, W. A. S.; Miss Alma White, W. 0 I.M. ; Rev. M. Brown, P. W. C. T. 0 A DFsIDEtATUM.-Our efficient town >uncil would gratify many citizens of t e town by passing an ordinance pro- c biting the firing of pistols and guns in b te incorporate limits. The reckless 6 ooting by boys and other inconsider- t es is not only a nuisance but a dan. t] r. As the innocent robin is putting an appearance there will be no end f< gun discharges and flying shot, which t] rough carelessness frequently hit arks not intended. We respectfully p iggest then that the Council consider e matter, and, if the request be not out t4 reason, that they grant it. 1 THANKS.-To those of our friends ho have been zealously engaged in a ttmng up clubs for the HERALD we re irn our sincere thanks. We hope they ;; ill not relax in their efforts, but keep 1, i adding to their lists till they swell ~ em into ponderous proportions. We ~ iow of some who are making the ef rt and we will be glad to get a report l' om them. Come in, friends-the o rger the list of subscribers the better f, e will be able to make the HERALD. e S in gl e Subscriptions, $2.50; ten e pies, $2.25 each; twenty copies, and a e to gettr-up of club, $2.00 each, variably in advance-. OUT OF JOINT.--The Commissioners Roads, in keeping with these de-0 nerate times, are sadly negligent of ir duties in this particular, if no ore, viz: the public roads. The mud a les even in a stones throw of the wn are fearful, and something even > ought to be done to stop-.the ~ eeches. The negligence exhibited in is is highly culpable. A little outlay . money, together with a little work the right time, and these frightful h aps could have been avoided. The res are indeed out of joint, when the ople are taxed to death without the iadow of a benefit. WAR TO THE KNIFE.-The Charlotte uthrn Home says "that the women of bio and Indiana are waging war up i the liquor shops. They gather be- s re the doors of these dens and lay I >d of every thirsty man, who is slip- t ng in to get a drink, sing to him, P each to him and pray over him.- i enerall?, the bar-keepers close their ~ ors when they .see the irrepressible 0 males, but if the doors are still open V entice the thirsty men, the irrepressi- ~ es pitch a tent on the pavement and i y till the bar-keeper gives up."t The force of example is powerful, and h may just be possible that the ladies t~ donging to the orders of the Sons and r e Good Templars, may take it into ~ eir heads to pitch tents in this place. ti e trust they will wait for fine wea- 0 er.d XHO STRUCK BrI.z.x PATTERSON ? number of young bloods wvent to' a irty a few nights since and each one lanted a fair miss. They tripped i the light fantastic for an hour or so, id all went well, till some fellow in e exuberance of youth andl spirit ruc Billy Patterson. In a trice a nber of gentlemen went for the of- y der, and each thinking his neighbor ~ d struck Billy, hit out right and left. a Le scene is described as animated in tI e extreme. Those of the young men ho had no taste for the fray took the T frigted damsels under the shadow of S eir wings and hastened away, and hen the belligerents hwasted their F rength and had cooke down, they und to their nmortification that,the ii iarm of the evening wa broken, for e girls had fled. We don't know a hiether Billy Patterson was in fault or :t, but the young men certainly were. 0 INFOMATO.-We desire to inform e people of Newberry County that wea ways keep on hand a large and comn lee stock of China, Crockery and a lassware of all qualities and varieties,E seful or ornamental. We are con- 1: antly receiving new accessions to our P sortments and can supply almost any b ant of articles in our line. Our store under the Columbia Hotel. Prompt tention is g'iven to orders of merchants ad of others who are not dealers.~b KINGSLA:~ & HET, Columbia, PERSONAL-Judge Montgomery Mo ;es left Newberry on Monday morning ast for Laurens, for the purpose of hold ng Court. The Rev. Sidi H. Browne, editor of he Christia?z Neighbor, and travelling n the interest of the Columbia Female ,ollege, was in town on Monday morn ng. le left on the down train with a tmiber of young ladies bound for Col Mr. John L. Smith for twenty years a engineer on the Greenville and Co nmbia Rail Road, retired from that re ponsible position recently. Mr. ,. S. Land, for some years an Attache in various positions on the G. & C. R. R., has recently been appointed essenger conductor. He is a polite .nd efficient 'officer, and is entitled to romotion. Sheriir Carrington is enjoying the leastires of a visit to the City by the ka, while Mr. Claremont Moses, his flicient elerk, is in Sumter. llonest' 'John Brittain sojourned in ewherrv a few days of last week. Senator Corwin was in town on Satur av and Monday last. Dr. S. F. Pant has secured the ser ices of Dr. R. K. King. an accomplish-1 d druggist and chemist, who arrived ere on Friday last. Dr. King is an lishmian by birth, and has been a Leident of the United States for about ine months. He has received a thor ugh and practical education in his rofession. LROUT THE TOWN AND COUNTY. Spring is trying hard to get the up er-hand of winter. The struggle is desperate. and it is question of time. The Town Council are on the right 1 -ack again in the way of street im rovements. A son of the Emerald Isle and a ne ro engaged last Saturday afternoon in warm pugilistic combat, but the po ce interfered before either could claim e victory. Patrick, though "in spir s," stood square and knocked hard. Another John received a Valentine n the morning of the 14th, in the shape f a girl baby. a real girl baby. The ohns are in luck. Last Saturday an agent exhibited on e public square a naplitha burning ntrivance which gave a beautiful and rilliant light. It is for streets, hotels, :c., and the cost is about five cents for v-elve honrs, which is much cheaper ian kerosine. Our friend Zed is making preparation )r lofty sign. He is always "up" in je ways of business. Newberry wants more men with luck enough to build houses. In one of the many bar-rooms of the >wn a knock down argument took lace on Saturday night; it was a parti olored affair.. Mr. J. 0. Meredith of Helena, caught colored gent in his chicken house on aturday night. He had taken several >Is to his bosom in the fond hope of >ging them in his stomach. Instead f which lie was lodged in jail by Mr. leredith. It is run.ored that a challenge has en passed between some of the youthi f Helena and of the town of Newberry, r a pitched battle. We trust, how ter, that no such disgraceful affair will ver be allowed. Nip it in the bud, ye uthorities. The roads in this neighborhood arc ecoming fearfully bad. A few pine oles here and there would help the ise wonderfully.. Sixty -two immigrants will arrive cr during this week. R. E. Williams, colored, has been ppointed County Auditor, vice J. WT. [ay ward, removed. The young p)eople of both sexes were ept in lively spirits and happy on Satur ay lhst, by the receiving and seniding of alentines. Visit Wiseman's gallery-look over s new pictures and then sit for one.-I o better investment offered. Unless it be in a subscription to the ~ewberry' HERALD. MILITARY GOVERNMENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. Such an idea has been suggested by me Tfax-payers in Columbia as the )l est resort to free the State from high xation, but how to free yourself from aying high rates for cigars that arc ally very mean, is the subject that t ivolves the special interest of every nie who buys either as a dealer or pri ate smoker. This problem has been lved by the "Indian Girl," who know ig that the goods sold by her will stand te test, (more cigars being retailed at er wigwam than in any other store in e State.) proposes to fill orders at ites that cannot be beat. Many have -ed and are pleased, and we feel au iorized to say that all who send an rder to Messrs. Perry & Slawson, "In- I ian Girl Cigar Store," Columbia, S. C., 'ill be equally well pleased. At any tte we would advise every one who( dulges in this luxury to send to them > a Price List or Samples. 3-tf. WISEMLAN REMOVES HIS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, THE 1ST OF JANUARY, o the large Hall over Messrs. J1. E. ebb & Co.'s Store, where he will have t lenty of good room, and more light, ad hopes to do satisfacetory work at e right prices. Come all ye that love nice things, to iseman's Gallery, over Webb & Co.'s to.f0-tf. I Bar?dARDs' MUsIcAL Wt 0 X L D.-Ther ebruary number of this favorite Musical I onthf is received. and contains a choicee etion of beautiful new music and interest-. ig musical reading. One Dollar sent to S. raiard's Sons, Cleveland, 0.. will secure e Musical Wtorld a year, while the music c one in each number is worth that amount. re advise all our musical readers to send for1 .Specimen copies are sent free to any a writing for them.t Fats worth knowing! One of the best in catiois of the South, and prosperity of Ic harleston, is to be found at the Establish-. Lent of Messrs. I. H. H ALL & Co., located. Nos. 2, 4, 6. 8 Market St., 223 & 2-2 East ay. The rapidly increasing busine-s las'. ar of this finm, has induced them to en-d rge their Establishment. which now sup-t lies every conceivable article that can be re, aired in the building of a house, from aa luster to any size timber. Our friends in I te City, and throughout the State who con mplae building a house can be supplied I ith all the materials necessary for its con ruction, at prices and quality of work which a ll save ainarge. percentage in the cost of a uilding. They are Agents for asbestos' ooing Felt, endorsed by some of the best en ttecuty ed o rc it n relrms Jecunr. n. prcelit and FoR TRE Hh"L,. MoUNT PLEASANT, S. C.. February 11, 1874. Eioi: HERALD.-One of the mu complete transformations I have recen ly observed, is that presented on ti arm of Dr. J. Toonier, now under tl superintendence of Mr. Edwari S. Ba ratto. The lands lie on the North side < 3chem Creek, opposite "Greeuwic Mills," in sight of this village, and con prise 400 acres, of which 300 are ope and. Mr. B., who is a native of the Vin< vard Isle of Madeira, has displave =uch s1kill and judgment in his a cangements. Eight acres are now ve: lant in long lines of Marrowfat Pea en acres will be occupied in Cucun aers, one of the most remunerati -rops cultivated by the Truck Farmen Wye acres will soon receive the seed fc he Snap Bean crop; fifteen acres wi ake up the contents of the Hot an old Beds, as soon as they' are suff :ientiv advanced, and us e som( 1ing like 30,000 plants. The beaut '0l Guinea Squash, with its purple an vhite, fig-shaped fruit, will be appoi .ioned two acres-reaching altogethe he aggregate of forty acres, which wi c assigned to early vegetables for shij nent to Northern markets. Two hm: Ired sashes, 6x4 feet. cover the Hot an ,old Beds, from which the more del atc plants are transferred when th eason is advanced enough to risk thei n the open air. le has reclaime wenty-five acres of good land, of laIt L bog, by a system of draining; th litches amounting to 320 rods, six fe leep and five feet wide, and the wor ,ill have the additional benefit of pr( Weing salutary effects not only upo he health of the location, but ver robably, on a more extended seale, i he neighborhood. TIE CITY. Passing down King St., a few day Lgo, I observed the sign of the "Bi 3ible" of our old friend, Samuel Fogai ie, at No. 281 in that street, to whie ie has recently removed from his ul ocation in "the Bend." He has r< iewed his stock in every departmen td now ofrcs alarge line in Theolog :al, Miscellaneous, Sunday Schoo Xchool books, Stationery and Fancy a :ieles. In the department of Scno< >ooks and Stationery it may be said a nost to be a specialty, and I have ofte een amused at the crowd of juvenilei >oth white and colored, whom I hax een enquiring for slate and lead pej ils and copy books, in my occasioni alls at the store, together with the moi unbitious darkey who desires to del nto the mysteriesof a"National Spellin Book" or "New York PrimeT," or wl, nay wish to ornament a copy book wit nost remarkable looking "pot hooks at langers," as difficult to be deciphere is the hieroglyphies of the Egyptia ?ramids. Tihe whole length of ti: tore is 110 feet, by a width of 21 fee tnd on the second floor with three wir lows on the street, is a large room, tlI ise of which he has kindly given to tl rostestant Episcopal Society for thei ibrary, and which he is now havin ut in order and painted before th >ooks ame set up. In the rear of thi -oom is the extensive Photograph Ga ery of Mr. G. S. Cook, the well--know rtist, whose life-like pictures are to I ond on the centre tables of so man amilies. On the third floor that excellent it titution, "The Young Men's Christia issociation," has rooms where th neetings are held. These upper floo: Le reached by broad staircases leadin rom the street. Mr. F. is well know hroughout the State for his courtes md attention to all visitors, and d erves every success. KAPPA. The following is an experience of r narkable endurance. We can st:nd little, but it makes us grin: I S-rAND rr LIKE A LAM.-When vas a little baby, gals would never "1< ne be," for every one would snatch m p and place me on her knee; thens ~is and( squeeze, and hng me, I'm sur dad" and "maum" must have wondere survived it-but I stood it like amh! And again, while in boyhool hey'd tempt me from my home, throng >leasure g'rounds, o'er fairy spots t oam; then with hucious friuts an weetmeats my small tummy the old cram, and half-stifle me wit ~isss-but I stood it like a lamb)! Whie lder, still, they'd lure me thro' dingl< lale, or dell, to gather nuts, or flower ern-andl they seemed to love it well (et startedl off at trifles, with a shrie hat seemed no sham, they'd fling thei irms around me-but I stood .it like amab! At last one charming creatur< who could my soul entrance) by wondt ous archness, and tender, meltin ~lance, seemed to say. "You know yo ove me. why not take me as I am? md I felt obliged to do it-but I stoo t like a lamb! Thus thro' childhoot outh, and manhood, ay ! each momerz >f my life, my heart has felt the witclh ng power of girl, or maid, or wife ; an he spell will leave me never, for ike a potent dram, woman's charm ubdue me ever-but "I stood it like ab!" HAVE TOU A COUGR, Cold, Pain in th 3hest, or Bronchitis ? In fact, have you t remonitory symptoms of the "insatiate am her." consumption? If so, know that rc ief is within your reach in the shape of Di 15TAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRYr, whic a many cases where hope had fled, ha natched the victim from the yawning graY( It is Not Generally Known That the shortest possible route betwee he South and Great West is through SI ouis, over the St. Louis, Kansas City an orthern Short Line. This road has gaine urprising importance by reason of immens xpenditures in the last two years, of ove wo million dollars, besides earnings, in in rovements of road-way, in relaying thei ine with best quality of new steel and iro ails, on broad new ties, and substitutin or ordinary cars, new reclining chair coacli s, clec,ntly carpeted and fitted, with dress og rooms with toilet conveniences for la .es, gentlemen and families traveling wit: hildren, without any extra charge. Thi ine runs six fastiExpress trains between thi lississippi and Missouri Rivers, two mor han any other road, and connects with al he great Land Grant Roads in tile Wesl d has adopted all modern appliances fo omfort, speed and safeguards against acce ents,incuding night and day watchmen,wha aspect the road before and after the passag f each train to see that everything is in or er. We recommend those contemplating rip West to take ihe St. Louis, Kansas Cit: d Northern Short Line, it being the. onl: ne running through cars 'between St Loni d Omaha, and for tickets offhis excel at line we refer our readers -s " any ticke gent selhing through tickets ,a) West. Fo lap, circulars and Tim .~ Ss addres ither J. F. McCrb e~ sc to.; or I. Groat, St. LoW"' onl f01 whon ~iil (tarnish any a' .mou ,'ed. 4-I at th Uilrried, At the residence of the bride's father, on - Thursday evening, 12th inst., by the Rev. T. I C C. Ligou, Mr. ALBERT C. SLIGH and Miss pri it M. ANELVA BoOzER, all of Newberry. t- "May joy's bright rays rec Gild all the days," Sam of the young and happy couple. e Progressive Age copy. )f Commercial. h NEwBErnY. February 17.-Ma-rket active, with good demand, and closing for strict, at Jin - 14 cents... n Number of bales shipped during week, 92. Dr NEw YoRx, February 16.-Cotton quiet; sales 2,662 bales-uplands 16.1; Orleans 16J 1 - LivrI.POOL, February 16.-Cotton tirmer, but not quotably higher. C11ARLESTON, Febi uary 16.-Cotton firm r- middling 15ja15i; low middlin:- 15i15i. AUGUsTA, February l.-Cotton demand fair-middling 15. Preeautions AgainstSickuess. The ability of the human body to resist the causes of dise:se depends upon its vigor gnd upon the regularity with which the several organs perform their functions. In the win ter the most prolitic sources of sickness are damp and cold, and it is therefore wise and prudent to fortily the system against them sil, by wholesome stimulations. Hence it is that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters prove such an admirable safeguard against the com plaints most common at this season. The ingredients of this powerful- vegetable invig oraut comprise three essential muedicinal ele ments which act siultaneously upon the di- uo gestion, the circulation, the secretions, and the nerve, infusing strength and regularity into all. In this way the Bitters put the hody in the best possible condition to escape d an attack of rheumatism, or intermittent fe ver, or indigestion, or bilio-sness, or pul monary disease. Cold and damp are very e depressing, almost as much so as excessive heat, and a protective medicine is quite ag needful in winter as in summier. The com- La d mnercial stimulants so unwisely taken in the . forms of drans to "keep out the cold," have a precisely opposite effect to that produced e by Ifostetter's Bitters. Their first result is t succeeded by a reaction which devitalizes and prostrates the system while ou the other k hand, the tonic and vitalizing operation of .. the great vegetable invigorant is not only - immediate, but permanent. There is no ing a revulsion, no reverse nervous action. Tie y physique is strengthened, the appetite in creased. the bowels regulated, the stomach - n reinforced, and these conditions continue. If dyspepsia or rheumatism, or billiousness, or Se: intermittent fever, or general debility, or eri nervous weakness, is pre<ent in the system, - expel i, with this pure and harmless autidote, s wbich is not on ly iuvaluable as a preventive p of sickness, but also a remedy for a large class of disorders. Feb. 4, 5-1m. It Colleges. - GREENWOODQ MALE ACADEMY. V I'b e undersigned wishes to inform his r- former p:trons und the pub!He generally, A 'tl.,t lie expects to open a MALE SCHOOL Al at Greenwood, Abbeville County, on the 1st the - MONDAY IN JANUARY NEXT. . 4 n Students prepared for any College they J in.tv wish to enster. jto Rtates of tuition moderate. Board can be had for $121 per month, exclusive of wash For further particulars address, L ti ~ THOMAS DLCKETT. ' e Dec. 10, 49-6m. C Before Deeiding Where To 1Educate our Daughters " n Inquire Into the Merits _ IC OF 'TlfE WILLIAMSTON '' FEMALE COLLEGE.a r For a Catalogne. addlress e.REV. SA MUE L L ANDE R, A. M., Dec. 3, 45-tf. Williamiston, S. C. e .- -- --- - -_ _ .-_ we_ ACADEMY. &. P. PIPER, A. X., :P rincipal- Cot LMiss FANNIE LEAVELL, :: Assistant. - n Prof. F. WERBER, : : Musical Dep't. |i , The NEXT SESSION of this SCHOOL - will be"it: on 18th SEPTEMBER, 1b73. As far as theC practical duties of life are ant Yconicerned as thorough an education cant be - obtainied at this School as at any Female Seniinary in thme State.. Tuitiont from $1l2.50) to $22.50 per Session. Paid in advance or satisfactorily secured. t Boarding can be obtainied at a nuoderate tprice. des F or particulars, inquire of S. P. BOOZE R, Sec. R'd., or of Aug A. P. PIFER, Principal. se Ag6,31-tf. -__ G AD!RES& e d EVERY VARIETY, - SWARRANTED FRESH. ALSO, Seg ~Red and White Onion Sets and - Onion Buttons. gar For sale at . a Dr. W. F. PRAT T'S DRUC STORE. spe Jan. 7, 1-tf. .. uNOTICE. The undersignted hereby gives nioticeW d that he will apply to the Hot. J. C. Leahy, r4 Jud"e of Probate for Newberry County, on t the 0Oth day of March next, for his final - discharge as Adiniastrator of the Estate of d Samuel S. Seig, deceased. , RIGHARD G. CARLTSLFE S Admn'r. of the Estate of Samuel S. Seig,dec'd.U a Feb. 41, 5-5t. E NOTICE. - e Notice is hereby given that on the 10th e e day of March, 1874, I will make a fmald set- Wit tlemetton the Esta;e of Adam Epting, de- - ceased, at the office of the Probate Court,__ Newhaerry C. H., S. C., anid apply to the SJudge of Probate for a fintal discharge asw A dtministrattor. JACOB EPTING. and Feb. 11, 6-4 t."" e _ 4iscellaneous. D_ _ - .&c. TO $20 PER DAY easily made by any _ r .irls all overi the country to sell ourFzusel~mrvns hoisCao Draw.~ings, Iliuinationis, P'hotographs. etc., r etc. We now publish the finest assortmfent aever placed before the public,.and our prices are marked down so low as to de fy all coin. gpetition. No one subscribes for a premmmnn. -giving paper after seeing our pictures andi learning our prices. We have tmany old agents at work for us who have made can vassing tor books, papers. etc., their busi ness fotr years, and they all report that they cani mamke nmuch more mnoney at woirk for its W s than ati anythinig else. Our prices are so U low that tall can afford to purchase. andI e therefore the pictures sell at sight at almost e every house. New beginners do0 as well as agents who have bad large experience, for our beautiful subjects and low prices are appreciated by all, To make large sates * everyvwhere alL an aentlhas to do is to show r the piceture from house to house. Don't look for work elsewhere until you have seen - what great induicemfents we offer you to Smake motney. We have notspace to explain e alluhere. bbt send us your a rs and we ,will send 'full particulars free, by wail-- Co: ~Don't dielay, if von want profitable work for s, our leisure hours, or fot your whole time. \ow Is the favorable time to enrgage in this business. Our pictures are tbe finest and r most pleasing in this country, and are en dorsed by all the leading papers. including t he New Yor]; Herald. Those who .cannot Sgive the business ther entire attentionl can work up their own localities and make a handsome sum without ever being away r from houme over night. Let all who want pleastant. :profittable emaploynment. without , , risking capital, sendl us their addresses at .once and learn all about the businests for thetuselves. Addlress GEORtGE .'TilN.SON &k Ja. Ar Publshr. PotadMie OC.. Art Pubti..luers. Portland Maine. wberry Business Directory. Ards of Reference in'serted under appro ate headings in this column. Profession .Nen, Merchants, Mechanics and Trades ierally. should have a place in this Di tory. Terms moderate. Dry Goods, Shoes, &c. to CF LLL & POOL.-Wholes:le and retail pi deali-r. in foreign and doiestic Dry ods. Embroileries, N.\tions, &c. 43 HICK. P. W. & R. S.-Dealers in Drv Goods. enracing everything in that e. Phmtation supplies. 43 r Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Cotton Buyers, &c. OVELACE& WNlEELER.-DealersinDry Goods. Groceries, Clothing, Boots,Shoes. ts. General stock of all ihnds of wer indize. 43 OOT, 3r.-Dealer in Gcneral.Merchan- 1 S dize. Dry Goods. Fancy Goots, Uro -ics, Boots and Shoes. 43 ASH. .1. D.-Dry Goods, Notions, Cloth ing. Boots, Shoes. 11ats. and mnerchan .e generally. 43-6m. OOK, T11OS.-Dry Goods, Notions, Cloth ing. Shoes, Hats, and general assort nit of Groceries. .- 4 7 ILSON. j. M. a <O.--valers i Dry Goods. Groceer.s. Clothina. lonts, ieM, Hats. Crockery. and general mer Lndize. 43 AI,ION. T. F.-Wholesale and Retail g dealer in General Merehaudize-Dry ods, Groceries, Crockery, Plantation Sup es. 43 IATH AN. A. A.-Dry Good,. Cloliug, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, and Fancy ods. Goods of all kinds. 43 Books and Stationery. HAPMAN, JOHN 4.-Books and station ery. A specialty made in :chool oks.. - 43 Stoves and Tin Ware. 1IiGHT, W. T.-Deater in Cooking and lleating Stoves. all styles and prices. rge assortment of Tin Ware. 43 Furniture-Carpenutry. EAV.ELL. ii. Y.-Keeps on hand a splen did assortment of all kinds of Furniture. tures Framned. Mattrasses made. 43 ARRIS, W. H.-Cabinet Wareroom. Fur niture miade and repaired. Carpenter done with despatch. 43 Restaurants-Hotels. IARHAWLL. L. R.-Meals served at all C hours. Fresh Fish and Oysters in son. Dealer in Groceries, Confection ms, &c. A Photography. ISE3MAN, W. .-Resident Artist. All ,styles of Pictures.taken. Old Pictures ded and renewed. . 43 Frofeaional. AlIt. POPE t- POPE.-Attorneys-Prac tice in all the Courts of this atate and he United States Court. 43 OOHMAN & SCHUMPERT.-Attorneys at Law. Practice in all the Courts of State, and in the United States Court. 43 as IEGER, C. G.-Attorney atLaw and Reg ister in Bankruptcy for 3d Congression. )istrict. Practices in all the Courts of State. 43 o )NES. IRA B.-Attorney at Law. Office on Main Street, over Mrs. D. Mower's re. 471 Monuments-Marble. EAVELL, J. R.-Monuments niaule to or der, and all kinds of marble and granite rk neatly exectted. 43 PEERS, L. 31.-Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Marble. Monuments made >rer in bett styles. 43 Public Hall. EMPERANCE HALL.-Will be rented to public entertainments on Monday. Wed day. Friday and Saturday nights of each sk. 43 Manufactories. TEIB, JONES & PARKER.-Maniufactu 'rers of llarness and Saddlery of all ds. Steam Tannery and Grist Mill. 43 HAPMAN, -JOHN A.-Manufacture.r of Cotton Gins, of approved style, and rranted. .43 . T. Cbamimiin Merchants. HASE, WM!. C. & CO.-Auction and -Com-. mission Merchant. Siles twice a ~"H CCAUGHRIN, A. J. A CO.--Commnission IMerchants and dealers in Fertilizers. :nats for Gowser, Cox and Markley's Bug t, Wagons, &c. 43 Cotton Buyers-Grocers. iLINAs, F. E.-Dealer in Groceries anti Plantation Supplies. Cash advanced on ton. 43 AYE3 & MARTIN.-Dealers in Groce.. Iries, Plantation Supplies, Hardware, Cotton Buyers. 4 EAVELL & SPEARMAN.-Groers and Provision Dealers, Plantation Supplies ,buyers of Cotton. 43 FIASE, W M. C.-Grocery and Provision Merchants, Mlollohon-Edw. 43C Groceries, Canned Goods, &e. IICKER, A. M.-Dealer in Groceries, Can ned Goods, Perfumery, and Toys of all 3riptions. 4 )ELACE, A. D.-Groceries, Canned T Goods. Confectioneries, Tobacco and W. irs. 43 )WERS, A. M. & CO.--Grocery and Pro. vision Dealers, Plantation Supplies, acco, &c. -4 ILSON, J. C.-Dealer in Groceries of all kiiids, Cannedl Goods, Bagging, Ties, acco andl( Segars. 43 ETIB, J. E. & Co.-Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Plantation Goods,. nlos, &c. '43 Confectioneries, Segars, Fruits. 'ECK. J. F.-French and American Con. fectionery, Fruits, Nuts, Tobacco and irs of best kinds. 4.3 ICKER. A. M.-Candy and Conteetions of all kinds. Fruits in season, Nuts, Se- wg 5 and Tobacco. 43 .Tewelry and Watch Makers. 'ECK, JOIIN F.-Dealer in sine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, etacles, Eye Glasses, Fancy Goods.&Ac. 43 Clothing. RIGH T & COPPOCK-Dealers in Cloth ing, and gentlemen's outfitting gene. 7, Shoes. Hats, Trunks, Valises,&c. 43 - Millinery-Dress Making. OWER. MRS. D.-Millinery Goods of all kinds. Bonnets made in latest style. >dealer in general merchandize. 43 Bc ENTER. MRS. M.--Dress Making after la test patterns. Orders solicited. 43 SDruggists. LNT, DR. S. F.-Drngglst. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, micals, ?Pnrt Medicinal Liquors and eS. 43 de Gun and Lock Smith. *I PHITE, Z. L.-Re(pairec andI Maker of Guns, Pistols, Locks, &c. Shelf Goods Groceries. 43 -. w. SWines, Liquors, Segars, &e. .ONARD. J. B.& C O.-Whiolesale and Re- N tail Dealers in Tobacco, Segar , Pipes. Win es and Liquors of pure qualities. 43 yj Goods Ae1.IUliner& MILLINERY Ai AND An i:i t .11inery Goods, K RIBEONS, "X lk and Straw Goods, 0O 'or WIIITE GOODS, rset.g Kid Gloves,Co Hosiery, the Parasols, and dis* Handkerchiefs. Now open at rs. D. MOWER'S, Or OrE HRLDOFIE UNDER6 HEAL-OFIE- ap n,. 1A 15.....-e4' .I larriages, Wagon, Are. uilding aod Ropif factofi. I'he subi-eriber lake., th-is inethlo4 O in S aSIh ilo ~ p fit 1'rt)!.perity' and ib eparvii to make and repair UGGIES AND WAGONS9 I kinds of 0 Blacksmith Work )lEP.tIRS ON COTTON CINS, HOT CUs'S AND RIFLES, e Door Locks and Pad Locks, URNIURE Of all kinds neatly repaired. 9 NEW SEATS IN ALL KIND OF CHAIRS, P/TL/RE FRAMES Made to Oruder, Dotton Screws Made Complete. d Copper, Lead and Brass Houzht. ERMS STRICTLY CASH. I respect:nlly -olicit a i re of patromnage. J. B. LasSALLE, 1%w -peritY, -. C.- on lic of G. & C. 1.. It. EBB, JXNES &PARKER TA NNERS,I AND MAN'FTt'L.Rs OF farness and Saddlery. -0 DEALERS IN Buggies and Carriages, .RRIAGE BOLTS of all .izes, CARRIAGE BANDS. XLE CLIPS, FELLOE PLATES, 'ASHERS, SHAFT COUPLINGS, &c. DOTTON BUYERS. The subscribers offer to the public a full iOrtinent of A1RNE AND SADDILERI their own manufacture. -0 LEATHER, iddlery Hardware and Find ings, ,eather Belting and Rivets of all Kinds. UB1,S. AXLES, RIMS, SPOKES, BUGGE. TONGUES, SH AFTS, CURRY COMBS. And BRUSHES. RU NKS, VALISES, UMBR EL L AS. &c., ORSE NETS,e HORSE COVERS, PORTABLE FORGES. HORSE SHOES. And NAILS, DRESSING BLA CK ING. UGGIES and CARRfAGES n hand and made to order by pattern. Children's Express WAGONS, ft'LDRENS LARRAOE?, Rooking Horses. 'ull prices paid for HIDES at Store or i anery. H. WEBB. I L. J. JON.Es. I W. C. FAREE. uor. 5, 44---f. s Furniture. . DEALER IN 'URNITURE( OF ALL STYLES AND GRADES, Consisting of ilnut, Chestnut and Painted Chamn- s ber Setts, ARL0R SUITS, BUREAUS, .Washstands, F TABLES, ~ 3ED ST EADS, Of all sty les and grades, CHAIRS, to snit all, ok-Cases and Writing Desks, Spring Beds and Mattrasses, indow Shades and Fixtures, Wall Paper and Border, PICTURE FRA MES made to or n'trance bet ween Leavell & SpearmanA I A. M. Bowers & Co.'s Stores. )ct. 15, 41--tf. SCABNT HO K8BO80 tespectfully iniforms their friends and the lic generally,that they have on hand and sale BEDSTEADS, CHAiRS, I id all Kinds of Furniture, I will repair as well as make the same - hie be.st mnner with expedition, and at kerate p:-ieuA. CUNS STOCKED tIy, ad any kind of work in their line euted in a highly satisfactory manner. WORK ROOM door North of L. R. Marshall's Rcs. mt. Oct. 1, 39-tf. NOTICE. will make a settiement on the Estate of tha P. Reid, my former. Ward, in the F rt of Probate for Newberry County, on tenth day of March, and ask for final barge as G,uardi.n thereof. J. B. FELLERS, Guardian. ebruary 2. 1874-5-5t.~ ho Wants an Organ? ny one in need of one of Needham& Sons T( aus, will find it to their advantage to wi ly to the H ER ALD OFFICE an. 21, 3-tf. Mry foods, Groceries, Vr. CUBA i not annwx,di. nuither 1. it prolabicle there ,ill be a war. an ihe subscriber thinks Ih: nder the eirctun-tances, the neit leSt ;tp TO BE TAKEN to visft the Four Mile lTouse, where ean e tolill( nl- SpIlL.-I(l~ id stoek ofta'. f all ],Intds azt I walitivs, in DI):y GO ROCERIES. WINES. LIQUOR. and N( IONS. AND THE romA i i ll,ad, tlhat nlot iinl will the n,os sol give eIt isaie o , a):t the lrioes i.. as they were Ibought while large -h-al r'- were agit1 ,te d tbolit the VIRGINI US inddle. I assure my friend t hat theV can et anything they wi.,h frow lle, and that ven the amCLlan can e made READY FOR SEA! n he has the caih. Co nand see JOHN P. KINARD, AT THE FOUR MILE HOUSE. Dec.:1.52-tf. 1EAV1 G ROC ER IE S' AN D )L1NTATION S[PPLIES, IARDWARE, &c., AD MA\Y OTHER C1OICE GOODS AT RIAV[S & M1ARTIN'"S. Heads of families and the public general v. are informed that our stock of FAMILY ROCEl:ES is full and complete, and mong which will be found 'RESERVED PINE APPLE, CURRANTS, CITRON, PICKLED TONGUE, in bottles, LOBSTERS. in bottles, DESSICATED COCOA NUT, XASINS, X, X and whole boxes, PRESERVES, CANNED FRUITS, CANNED VEGETABLES, CAN NED FISH and OYSTERS, )EVILLED HAM, DEVILLED TURKEY. Now is the Omne to lay in supplie. VTAYES & MARTIN. De -. 3, 4-tf. ew & Superior Stock FOR FALL AND WINTER. OIEL1(E & NVIEELER Have now in Store and are still receiving, a rge and elegant Stoc-k of Goods in all ol [)RY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, :>mprising every article which can be call d for. Together wtih a fine assortnment of entlemen's and iouths' CL OT HIN G-, either for dress or business purposes, IATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, wmarrainted rmak.e, both fine and heavy. ymne beautiful SHOE-S and GAITERS for dies. Besides the above our Stock of iroceries and Family Supplies, of the comnpletest kind, fresh, choice and eap. We simply solicit an examination, feeling tisfied of oure ability to please either in riety, quality or in price. OVELACE & WH EELER. Sep. 24, 38-tf. J. C. WILSON, D)EALER IN 3rRO CERIES, Of all kinds, such as agars, Coffee. Ric-e. Bacon, Choice IIams. Flour. Lard. 3fo!asses, - Mackerel, Corn. RESH MEAL AND GRIST. ickles. Canned Fruit. Oysters, Sardines, Crackers. Segars, Tobaceo, Soap. &c. Together with heetings and Yarns, BA8Q/N? AND TIES, NON-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE, id all other articles to be found in a G RO-. CERY STORE, and all of which will BE SOLD CHEAP. Oct. 15, 41-1y )O YOU WANT .*TO BUY Groceries Cheap AND ~xcellent in Quality? IF SO, GO TO [RS. D. MOWER, here e.a be fond Flour, Bacon, Mo!as ,Sugar, Coffee, Corn, And Many Other Articles ~t the Lowest Market Prices. On the corner, and under the HERALD Sec is the place or Cheap Goods, Cheap Prices, And the Best Attention. A pr. 23, 16-tf. Tobacco, Tobacco. We arc just in receipt of 35 BOXES of. BACCO of various grades and prices, at olesale or retail. LOVELACE & WHEELER. ~ay 2$, 21-tf* Dry Goods, C"roceries, Xr. THOS. M. LAKE Respecfully announces to the bu-ineis public.that HE -HAS -PURCHASED TlIr: ENTIRE STOCK OF GOOD&;OF MESS,. JOUN E. WEBB & CO. 0--of wh;ch h., will SELL ON ROST TERMS. The Stock consists oa 'a7geieral assort ment of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CROCIERY and SHELF GO00D8. A rportion of the stock will be sold At Cost for Cash! To make room for other -oods. I am happy to state that I h.tve been able to seeure the services of 3 r. A. 4. Maybill, of LIe .te firm of R. Yoorman & Co., who will have entire control and man agement of myv business, and I feel aszured that the expejeriec oi this gentleman, add ed to hiS rare bn;lness qu-alities, warrant me iII saying that satisfaction will be givenl in ever% respect. Ile will be as-sted by Mr. J. I. Gail,ird, who was engaged in the same firm, toge:her nith Mr. Gco. W. Glenn an-d J. W.V M. Simmons. A share of public patronage is solicited. THOS. M. LAKE. Feb. 4, 5-U. REMO VA L THOS, F, HARMON Respectfully informs his customers antd the public generally of Newberry, and sur rounding country, that lie has removed to the Elegant and Commodious Store lately occupied by R. 0. Shiver & Co., and that he has added Largely 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 ask for them to be at once tupplicd, by any of the large corps of Salesmen who will be attentive to every demand. My stock is indip4ably Large, Varied and Cheap. Parties wanting Fertilizers ilil be sup plied with the CELEBRATED NAVASSA GU~1ANO on miost liberal terms. All that I ask is that buyers visit my store, to guarantee moe a corrtinuance of the very generous patronage accor ded use in tepat, anid for w hich I here take ocea sion to return my thanks. THOS. F. HARMON, Next Door to Bank. Jai. 7, t-tf. ESTABLISHED 1857, MVL FOOT IS RECEIVING HIS FALL and WINTER And his stock is large and varied, in the DI688 arid Fall~y D8padml ut As well as in GROCERIES, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, BLANKETS, HEAVY WOOLENS, &c. SHORT PROFITS FOR QUICK SA LES AND SA TISFACTION GUARANTEED. GR ANITEVILLE Shirtings, Sheetings And Drills, ro Merchants at Man ufacturer's Prices. The Highest Market Price Paid for Cotton or other lountry Produce. M. FOOT. LEII:ELL & SPERM1N, DEALEIRS iN G-roceries, Provisions, Dry Goods, Crockery, Hats, Boots, Shoes, .&c., &c., &c. Also, Agents for thre miost popunlar Fer ilizers, viz: The STONO, and WILCOX, HP.l3$ & CO.'S GI7ANOS. Oet. 15, 41-tf. rhe State of South Carolina. Notice is hereby given that I will apply o the Probate Court for Newberry County, mn the twenty-first day of February now ext ensuing, for discharge as Executor of he Will cf Jamres Sloan, Seior, deceased. H. T. SLOAN, Jan. 14, 2-t" Surviving Exeec'tor. NOTICE THIS. No more keepiag of Eook.: duri:;g the ear 1874. Santa Claus s:aid it will not do. til order! must be accon panied with the is;h, or no go. A. M. WIORER. Dnc <n, 5-m.