The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, March 11, 1874, Image 3
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of fifteen cents per liae-liberal gontr.it
d. ftr_three, six or twelve months. .
Tie Amefai Sardine Co. s Bone
less-SWdines, are much better, an,. 4
less tan'half the cost of imported |
Sardines. 8-1y.
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INDEX TO NEW ADVERTIsEXIT.
.'s e&iQbepnen-Cotter ?iinC,
,,*Waon.factory.'
. Jik6enington-Sherifs S31e.
MMs Jreezeate-Boarding
tb*d Gok-Giocerics aa< dry Gods;
L. H. Redus-WhEeler & Wheeler Seing
Machine.-' -
M. M. Barrow-Deai-Bed of Gen. Lee.
- Thoa. V. W4eker-Valuable House and -Lot
Torsae.
is-:3. Clary-Notice For Final Dscharge.
We hi# to Auetin on next Monday many
4i"and.useful.aricles. Com and ex
mie ~ WM. C. CHASE.
1%*k?UnewrAR.-Col. B.~Y. Sage,
edent of the Air Line
ulrdE wll accept ourtanks for an
a vihis road.
.5'nF'7Yec is now reeeving a
ELage stoek of Watches, Clocks, Jewel
5y9 %ney Goods, &c. 9-tf.
Crtkcn NoTidE.-As Rev. H. W. 4
RnU-is wg e. aksent rom Newberry 1
S.ob pahd his-pulpit will-be -lled i
* themgr g,by Rev. J. D. Shirey of i
ewi, -ad-in the evening by Rev. ;
,Oata , teal and Grist, always on
O&fdisak s WM...CHASE'S.
The7~ Abbeville Press and Banner
<a es th,e fobHowing .interesting men
.Dir.Wallace of Newberry, and -
~Isr~nMoore, a beautiful and ne
$dq~5ied Iady of .Cekesbury, have
a matiimonial alance.
Call at John F. Speck's and examine 1
e ad ofiatdies and Gents' Swiss c
nbl ericiunlGoW and Silver Watches.t
J~tlin'.-eer.sold before. 9-tf. f
-MIrkDollAn STORE.-ThisinStitution I
-amnaA4mish. -Now you see it,
gglispsygaontsee it"'-that is your
~~ and.$iwgi Tobacco.
gandy, Canned Goods, Cheese and Maccaro
HAii.a.-We are indebted to the1
SBew:likninBrowa. pstor if this sta
tion, for ascopy of the muinutes of the
fptCajinaonference ofthe Metho
MM Churcb. The minutes are very
mappehensive 'and valquable,for .refer
iniS*ar, Co5ee, Crackers. Sealed and Botled t
t#lanaIish Potatoes. For sale by
se WN.C. CHAS&E.
- rrrvT.-Who in.Newberry has in
himself in taldngup a subscrip- '
atioa-for the family of the late Win. H.
9ten?Tfiought to be attended to,
Dmsain dred while battling .for the pee- t
',bi,fand tiesides his family are in needy I
eireamstanar -
U'*~ F. Speck is now receiving a
diisg stock -of MusialEnsuments,
rgSt for dWniId Y>f~ Stringed Instru.
n ea&.,&c. Call and see.- . 9-tf
JRES AGE DEGENERATING ?
-At its lastmeeting the Newberry De ~
t~. ~ia~g et4 sussed before an n
y.sgaeseelia qnestion, Is '
redesntage degenerating in morals ~
winillIeetP h*was'decided that the A
ggms.not degenerating in either.
D~'~yufai to' come.-to us with your l
.,g. WM. C. CHALSE &CO.
"'ie-tleeasure in calling attention
fo-1ie ced of Messrs. Thos. M. Lake
&John A. Chapman, who are prepared 1
4E leiwo'rhsEy ty niake arid i-epair
Coetb~ ins, and:to do all kinds of
ggggiad Wagon work, .backsmith
ing, horse-shoeing, &e. All work exe- '
-seqd b* them warranted to give satis- 3
~..EA T FRO .DURNNG.-Wve are
2%dined tbanotIee the death of Mr. J.
aMB.;;Taylor's crippled daughter, Stacia
aus, Mich occurred on Wednesday
last, after two weeks intense suffering, ~
adresnlt of burning. Thus is ano- -
-athes vietimne added to& the long and
smotsful list of-casualties from acci
'1erital bmrning, and another warningo
to guard against results of such de
rp16able character.
- eoia F. Speck is now prepared to
aiike ind>repair all kinds of Jewelry.
-9-tf.
TXOWX CbrXeIL TO THE FRoNT.-'We -
never get tired .of asking people to
kwIen we know , they will
~~WfrtteqT~tE. Well,~sonie of
- e roads within the incorporation are
na bad state, huge holes having been
c eently cut in them by th~e travel- of
~ agons rendering themi dangerous to
athe vehicles of even skillful drivers..
bese holes ought to be filled up with
iocks... We cite, for instance, the roads
~leading by the old College and by Mr.
"7re" aor1 Uur level-headed
jailMlm danbt16ss g tnri Idenllino.
AIrTIoxs.-Capt. Speck ha been
making extensive additions tohis latrg
and splendid stock of Jewelry and
Fany articles, and has been obligedto
run avother long connter with show
c:Lse to receive thi. A visit t& his.
attritetive store will repay any one.-k
And ihen after looking at the beautifu
sigriiff yotir desire tsee the lauphAbl
and-lud'erous. anditl if the iightdoes not
rnake you snicker, we give yo up as
hard'to ple:ise. His confectionery next
dooi-,over which -Alexander rules, is
filled with the nieesti:freshest and best,
WUi C. CH_ASE*,as :Just ieceived a fresh
lot of Eggs~ Butte, Siasge and Veal, to.
which-he i6iites the attention of the publie
we are informed that there are
alxm $150,000 locked up in the Coimty i
offices, and the rise of three hundred
civil cases awaiting adjudication, would
it not be well if His Honor Judge Moses,
could make it convenient to open a spe
eal court for the dispatch of civil busi
ness?"--Progr-ssive Age.
We say amen to the above with all
our heart. Not upon the ground of
convenience to His Honor, but of jus
tice to the people. However, if Iis
Honor would roll tip iisClee-d"i.id io
into this Alpine docket with the will of
a Hannibal he would receive the thanks
>f thb 'ntire camninnity.
(4HINX, CRtOCRERY AMD CriASSW~AR.
-The China, Crockery and Glassware
hd a oMessis; Kiiigs.ii &
Reath. situated under the Columbia
il- is one ohle it rda;st u PoP
*rin the city of Columbia. Ds ygtr
nantel board or your what-not need an
)rnament, or is your dinner table lack
ng cups and saucers, dishes, plates,
flasses, cutlery, &c? These gentlemen
ai sppgite-wani, itb die vdebest
t
Iuity. of articls at low and reasonable
rices. 10-2t.
WiAT IS THE REASON?-Why have
iot the people of Newberry had a pub
ic 'n'etIg sincethe adjourniient of
be Tax-payers' Convention ? The effort
o improve the condition of things must
iot stop with the Convention. The pur
oses of the Convention can only be
arr~'ecT. ut by the cordialco-o.peration
of the people. Let the people not fall
ack into their old rut; let them go to
ork in earnest... We ought to have a
neeting to hear the report of the dele
te to-orgri'ze-an immigration bu
eu. and to startthe Tax-Unions in mo
ion...lS;ike while the iron is hot.
GLAD OF IT.--We are pleased to see
atour young*iend, Mr. Thos.- Cook,
iw Langs hisA>anner to the- breeze
ith the. announcement of a stock of
~oods of the ,bestadescription. We call
ttentionespilnytoethie'fiour mention- t
'd. It is A No. 1,and if once used,will (
fivafT*offo~"lthoughi an ex-t
lent CookVbewill'not make it up in- t
> biscuits for you, but wiil sell thei
our aryitjeieitals and guarantee
Le result, accidents in mixing and bak- 1
INTERESTING ITEMS.-The Southern
Spress Company hats considerately re
need:itsnates of:eharges from 2.5 to 50O
er cent. NA very commendable course.
et the railroads follow suit. t
Mr. N. H. Bouknight, who some time t
nee .received. severe iqjary ;while 3
~~is,*aie pressd~tday', so far a
covered as to be out agam-n. r
Our grocery houses are filling up s
ith the things which sustain life. Ba
mR, (orn, -four, -&e., are'- rolling in to
e satisfactio'n oftthe people.
,Business is looking up and money is
t quite so tight as it wvas awhile betek.
e hear of antiquated debts being paid
p. This is pleasant.
Au. iFon TEN CENTS.-The fastest -
me on recdrd is made by Mr. M. .M.
iifeid's imported horses. No such I
orses ever were -seen before, so perfect I
ublic ben'efact&'rBuford stanids first on t
ie list, as he purchased his stock ex- r
ressly fo.piease the little folks, 16id
&e'y tem aiut oT riiischief. Evriy little a
oy and.gir iitote -has an oppor
minetteale how tca ide-fast and I
t4rinent:; jstiink of
aheryimppd1ike a I
ng~oer -atialkdgooset
iron <
re -rhig taJ.-.&.ford and
s or i43 oih the open t
t near~ Fool's stables. Go for them, a
WUr.T DoEs IT MEAN?-We under
tand from agen(14matn just from Chap
el's- Depot, in this County, that three
oes of arS and two boxes of-tart
idges arrived at.that point on Thurs
lay last, directed to -'Capt. A. Butler,"
ro commands a company of militia
s1 across the Salu4a. river inEdgefield
otnty. -
We are at aloss to kniow why this
[istribution of arms and ammunition.
s it for the purpose of bringinlgon a 1
,onflict of races?
Te simple distribution of arms
night mean nothing, but when they are
iccoipanied with ball cartridge 'we
unst corifess it looks as if something
ore' than mere drill was intenided.
AREST.-Hem'y Cannon and. Jake
~annon, white, were arrested and lodg
d in jail by Sheriff Carrington on Tues
lay afternoon last. They are accused
y Louis Sheely, colored, with instiga
ing him to fire the store of Mr. R. Y.
STeel, near Little Mountain in this
outy, which it will be renLembered
Ly our readers, was binned down and
:he contents entirely destroyed on the
rght of the 11th of February. Louis
heely, who applied the torch, has been
n jail about two weeks. The Cannen's
tre large, powerfdl men, but offered no
resistance to the Sheriff, and were led
iuietly from then-- homes, about eight
miles distant, to this town. We forbear
u~rther comment than that if they are
uilty of this heinous- crime that they
,,ffer the tn pmenlt of the law We
THE SOUTHERN MENAGERE will eX
hibit at Newberrvon next Tuesday, th<
17th inst., and it is confidently expect
ed,judging by the large crowds whiel:
have attended its exhibitions elsewhere,
_and the appreciation generally showr:
ty the'eitizens oLewberry for animals.
that there will be ft crowd on hand at
that time. The col1ection of rare,caged
specimensis said to be larje and line,
besides which there are -a nnmber of
-trained aninial. There will be a ring
for the exhibition of the tiAncd pets,
and for the posturing, vaulting, trapeze.
p for the exbibition of the clown, but
there will be no riding or 6ircus. Un
ke- the gigaitic- exhibitions which
make a bigger display in bills, posters
and street parades, than they do inside
their canvass, Messrs. Wootten & An
drews hang very modest banners cn the
outer walls. Inside, their promise is to
spread themselves. 10-it.
WISEMAN REMOVES
HIS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
THE 1ST OF JANUARY,
to the large Hall over Messrs. J. E.
Webb & Co.'s Store, where he will have
plenty of'goo1 room, and more light,
nd hopes to do satisfactory work at
&ie right prices.
Come all ye that love nice things, to
Wiseman's Gallery, over Webb & Co.'s
tore. 50-tf.
To DEvELoP TALENT.-Pl a ce a
rouvg inan in a position .that will fear
'uly tax him and try him; a position
b wWill -often, bring a blsh to his
:heek and the sweat to his brow, a
>osition that will overmaster him at
;imes,'and cause him to rackiis brain
or resources. Plac-im in a position
ike this. Bt ek'Wmeg he trips go
o his rescue; but*go:witb:-mjnful words
)f encouragement, loiD hn boldly in
he jeye,.and spseak toihmrwh.soul and
impiasis. This is tfe wy-to .iake a
nanof a by AndfgianAof anan.
:f a ihg;plud id;?iteldi~ mat
er w i*er he -ever fiedatin' posi
ion d'put him in it, if worthy, and
te will soon not only fill it, but out
row it. Put one-in a position with a
rint heart. This is the way to kill him.
ut in him grandly, with the most un
aistakhle confidence. Drop no caveats,
>ut boldly point the way, and then
tand hy him with a will and counte
enance of a. trae friend. Thus try
wenty men, .such as iave beerwnamed,
ad Jiete'en will Succeed.-. Igc.
Call at. John F. Specks, Jeeyb7
ore, and see the best _stock in his line
er brought toethis part~ of thie $tate.
RtTxAwa.- ast sMonday morning
e ocempants of Mgfa Stfgeet s^ud the
~ourho'die squ-tr .ere-put fucommno
~on by'the running-aw1fay of'-to horse
am. . A thi 'on went by the
selypgpulated and of4be cake
id pie*uders.-the fiappiriger the ta
l clothiirghtened the 'aninals and
bey"dsiea off at a rapid .rate. The
~rsgs took up Main Street, wheeled
cross the Court House squ.are, and . in
escribing the aestuck'.another wag
i, knocking t-bottoriupward, xnfachm
'its injy, ianttTel j'nt off in a
sgenttokads EoPs.Atables, hagas.
~ey neare4 Thrman's, eorner, Mose
peO,-l oireadd~irof -gr.and
xterity, 4hadea%ing grab for the
aiis amd h@tinJr,jnn sbeeglcd in
apping the quivering steeds exdictly
front- of Mayes- & Martinis cellar
or.- Nobpdyr wassinjgt'and no in~Jury
bne-except to -the-unfortunate-iegon
at stood 6mn thes quare: if Mose sticks
Sbusiness like he stuck to those horses
Wur Wir:: id :itaEVm IN EVIL?
-W do like to see determination of
haracter, and strong, persiste.nt wvill
rovided it run in the right chrmgl,
>t not when they are perverted,afd
alculated to result in ruin.. Tooklate
en do men wake up to their folly and
epent in sackcloth and ashes. Evi
tences of this are seen every .day
mong business men-those who start
d business on the cash basis and' ad
tere.to it are in smooth water to-day,
while those who stuck to the old credit
lan are in trouble,.and find it difficult
o keep going. In spite of thejlessons
f the past, however, there are those
rho hang -on with bull dog tenacity -to
e old and ruinous system. Why will
-e persevere in it? The cash man has
erything well in hand; true he does
Lot sell as many goods as the other, but
te has more money at command .and1
'ewer debts, and mrore goods on his
helves, and no books full of doubtful
Lcounts to keep him awake of nights
mmd sit like a night-a.e on him when
ie falls into a fitful nap; while the oth
r has neither money nor goods, -with
he blue devils destroying his h)appi
ess, and cramping his energies. Stop
t ye merchants, large and small, drop
t, tn from it as you would from a
estilence, for it will assuredly work
rour ruin. As before said, a small,
ash business is a safe one. brit a large
me on a credit basis is unwise and un
>rofitabe.
Bacon, Flour, Kerosene Oil, Molasses and
syrups, always for sale at
WM. C. CHASE'S.
LoCAuxL PERTINENT.-The following
nedote strikingly illustrates the ad
rantage of paying debts however small,
md also, the fact that a large amount
f indebtedness may be discharged by
very small quantity of money if it it
ept in circulation. We forbear to
:omment upon how inuoW good in that
way a single $2.50, which by the way
iappens to be the subscription fee for
he HER:ALD, might accomplish:
An account reaches ns of' ai financial
ransaction which took place in an of-'
ice, no matter where. By some means
:r other it happened that the oflice boy
woed one of the clerks three cents, the
cerk owed the ca.ship tWQ reits, and.
the cashier owed the office boy two
cents. - The ofifed boy having a cent in
his pocket, .concluded to diminish his
Sh,~
A!'ouT Tr T)WX AND COrTY.
Tl:e weather-a prolific source for
items.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
were deliciously s.prig-like.
-But verily, we can count on nothing
as certtin,
For Thursday there came a biting
change with icy rain, which continued
till Sunday. It-is pleasant again.
Amateur gardeners were*temporarily
tinder a cloud-and small seed- in the I
mirUe.
-The man who grumbled because it
was too wari for the season should be
indicted. Some people are never satis
fied.
We wouldstate to gardencrs, that if'
they have losL their firsit - -lanting. that
the supply ofseed at the different stors
has not ron out.
The biggest cook stove ever brought
to Newberry can be seen at Mr. Blease's
store. It is designed for Messrs. Milam
& Poozer's Restaurant. It is as large
.ts a small meeting house. and will n
cook meat and bread enough to meet
tie wants of any ununber of people'
lav the owners deet with success. iS
Ohe of the best-cooks in Newberrv
Mr. Thos. Cook. He has-a number of I
things which when cooked can't he u
beat. -
IBadly beaten-Messrs. Chase & Co. A
in a lot of eggs. They were not mark
ed "with care-Eggs." Consequently
eggs-actly one-half were a la omelette.
They have chased the' shadow from
their brows, we are pleased to say, and j
are now Eggstatically exhibiting a fine I
lot of Family Groceries.
Newberrv has already . sent several -
representatIves to the gr&t business
markets for new goods. L
Wagon coming from the direction
of Lauren, Clinton and other parts,
via the Newberry Steam Mill, have to
unload at the big bole beyond the Cemi- Li
etery. An experienced. pilot from
the seaboard-is wanted to bring in-com
ing waos thrOugh. Wages no consid- i
eration,:as there is plenty of money in
the treasury.
Every one having claims ainst the
County of. Newberry now the
privflege of-going for'their money. It
will be perfectly good when it comes.
90G for it.
There was a man in town the other
day hunting for another who had $500
to lend. The hunt was unsuccessful.
We doubt if there are -iny' men in
the country with so much money, . un
lcss*ifbethe editors of weekly news- m
papers.
It is dangerous, however, to apply to ,
6iie-of-them for such a purpose,
For an editor, who speaks with the -j
ftir of a man who has discovered a new
Pict by experience, says th:tt the ne* th
way to prevent bleedilng in the nose is -
to ieep your nose out of other people's
business.
The true test of a man's temper is to
keep him waiting ten minutes for his
(nner. L
The hand that can make r 'pie'i -
x>ntinual feast to. the husband that:mar- -
les it. -.
- to
DOx'T Bh& x A Hviur.-We synm
>aiize with ~the well-known iyoung
an whose impatience is aptly express
idin' the following lines. We do- not
ike to call names: -- w
Pass quickly. O Time! over blustering March
-When "Boreas the Rnde" holds his court; _
A.nd if youi've the least hit of feeling for moe,
Let sun-showery April be shori.
long the delights of summer to taste, w
And-I've a particular reason for haste.
would it were possible I could arrange
S.awe might have .June before May;
3t as Iecan't do it, 0, Genius of Rest'
Plea tei mue sleeproue mnontynwawy.
Tlie'reeau~' I' wish to have summer so soon.
~this-I'm engaged to be married in June!"I
AMELITARY GOVERNiMENT FOR
-SGUTH CAROLTNA. ~
Such any idea has -been suggcested by
besTir-pafers ihColombia as the cc
>es reortto reethe. State from l"'-h
axation, but-how to free yourselfix :LLI
aying high rates for cigars that are -
eallvaere eaii;.is- .fe subject that
nvolves the special interest of every -a~
ate smoker: This- froblem has been
olved byy the "Indian Girl," who know -_
ngtl thagoodAsseldy zheradill stand
he stestr(pore eigars being retailed at .de
er wigwam than in any othet stoie .in
he State.) prpoe to fill orders at
ates that cannot be beat. Manyi have
red and ;fre pleased, and we feel. au
horized to say that all who .send !an To
rdeitto Mfessrs. Perry & Slawson, 'In
ian Girl Cigar Store," Columbia, S. C., 're
will be equally .well pleased.- At n
ate we would .advise everyon wh
ndulges in this. luzury to send to them --
for a Price List or Samples. 8-tf.
.?arrNed
ug lie 5th inst. a't the resi.dence of'the
rie' parents, by Rev. Geo. W. Holland,
. F. fdrWss EoU.- w.- WICKER, g
all of weQoniv, "..
At the residence of the bride's father, on_
Wed.sday evening, the 4th inst., by the
evtH: S. Wingard,.Mr..J. B. LauAN and
iss LIZZIE WIsE; both of Prosperity,New- Sp,
erry Cointy.
"Comforts lasting, 'loves increasing,
Like soft hours, never ceasing-;
Plenry's pleasure, peace complying
Without jars, or tongues envying, r
Hearts by holy union wedded.
More than theirs by custom bedded; -_
Fruitful issues, life so graced, -
Not by time to be defaced;
Budding as the year ensu'tbh<
Every spring, another youth,- .
All what thought can add beside,
Crown this bridegroom and his bride.'
Commercial..
* NwBERRY, March 10.-The demand for;
ot ton is good, but offerings haveabeen limit
d for a few datys past. Market closed at 14k. _
Number of bales shipped during- weeks:
ending March 3rd and'March 10th-508 iind
4A3. "
Eaw YoRiE, Msrc1b9.-Cbtton eaSler; sales
2,380 bales, at 161al1% -Gold-11all.
BALTIMORE, March 9.--Cotton quiet--mid'
ing 15;.
AUGUsTA', March 9..--C5tton firm and
ui-middlinlg f54.
CrABLEsTOx, March 9.-Cotton steady
middiing 156.
LIvERPoOL, March 9.-Cotton firmer and di
p ics'sdvanced a fraction-uplands '7i; Or- tlh
leans 8i. - e
One of the rhst business principlcs to act
upon,'is to make all purchasss direct fromA
the manufacturers, thus saving large sumsA
of money,. for this reason we advise -o'.r
redersto purchase their Windows, Doors, -
Blinds, &c.,from Messrs. L. H. BaLL. & C.., I
Charleston, S. C., who have at the factories, I
combined benefits derived from materials in
$gsp bjnds, skille4 yorknen, litest ihpprg yes
nychm xery,and tItorongh systiematic manage
nent. All1 windows glazed with good clear.
glass. They are- also Agents for Asbestos'
Roofing Felt. Try it and you will be pleased
wth its durability. Send for price list, cir
culars, ta. a ~r.4;,0-4m.
VALUBLEMHOUS ND LOT
KFOR SALE.
By virtue of a~ihgry vested in me by
William F. Mance,-iLwill vell, at public nut
cry, at Newberry Gogrt flgse, Saudh Qaro7
lina, ON AlONDAg, Tfl_.SIXTa DA.Y OF
'~*.~VV ~VTI .t. I .~jT'I4f 7 ~~I! nAr!ot' J-~...
y, amsceulaneous.
THE OLD DRUG HOUSE REVIVED*
)i
With an entire New Stock of Fresh and Choice Goods.
HARRAL & PELZER,
43 W WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS9
167 .veeting Street - Charleston, S. C.
Successors to theO.ELtablished Houes of
IAVILAND, HARRAL & CO, Charleston. -
3 IIAVIL AND, RISLEY &- Co., Augusta, Ga. -
Mar. 4, 9-3m. IARRAL, RISLEY & KITCHEN, New Tr&
P D. F. FLEW1-NG & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS ANb MINWATURERS OP
BOOTS adSHONB.
We are now receiving 'large and weil-selectei stob'k olROT - AND Sifk Com
- prising every v.triety, which are ofered for sale at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
All Goods with our Brand are Warranted.
y
D. F% FI2MIN-Gr & COO;
.Vo. 2 M IWE STREE T, Corner. of Cht* -Mreet,
CHARLESTON. S. C
%far. 4, 9-211.
JOHN u. DaL
. MPORT=..AND DEALER IN
ENGLISH IN AMIIIN IB0RDWIA N AUI
IRON, STEEL. NAILS. CASTINGS, MILL STONES, BOLTING CLOTHS, SMUT
MACHINES, CIHCULAR SAWS. MILL IRONS. SUGAR'PANS, CARRFAGE,
BUILDING and TRIMMING MATERIALS,. F s .d PHE,R' .
BELTING, ALL KINDS OF TOOLS,
HOUSEKEEPING* AND FUJRNISING HARDWARE
.AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS LIME. CEMENT, PLASTER.-. PAINTS.--OILS,
F?.ENCH and AMERICAN iAIDOW GUASS, GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS
SHbT -BELTS, FLASKS, POWDER, SHOT, &c., &c.
Wholesale and Retail,
At the Sign of the GOLDEN PADLOCK,
COL.UMBIA, S. C.
Feb. 23, S-tf. :" :
R. & W s0. SWAFFIELD
Would inform tlbeir friends that they have secured the
services of a first: a6si CUTTER and first-class T AI AR
3 and are-making to order
CUSTOM GARMENTS
superior to any in the City. We guarautee not only "to
fit", but to please.
A large stock of
READYi MADE AOllI&At fX
Feb.18, 7-tf.2 -
ATLANIC COAST FREIGHT 4LINE,
-Comprising Charlotte, Columb W li AIngil3;ta, ~i?ligol,
Columbia & Augusta, Wilmington & Weldon,
- Sea board & Roanoke, .and. Conxnec.tinga T.m
Railway. aid Steamship Lines.
1TransportIng Freights to and from steamship Wharves at Wilmington and Ports
mouth. Virginia, without draying, transfers, or exposure to weather, and in through ears
-to and from all points South. Being possessedaof ampl qim~ for /al thee ssie
3 of traffic, the Management invites attention to the iTranspo4t* tia f- tis Lie,
.wichl equal all others in prompt movement,'carefnibhaniling,n okz g nd lw,
.. Information of the forwarding of articles is regulrly transmitted to Shi pers and Con
ui sges n all claims for loss, damage and overcharge promptly Invt tedI by Agents
i ftLn,named herein.
SCHEDULE OF CONNEC'M6NB:
.At Portsmouth, Va.
* FOR -BALTIMORE ..
BAY LINE STEAMERS, - - - - --P - -A Daily,7 p.m
ANNAMESSIC LINE STEAMERS, - -:Mody 4des .and Fridy., p -.
4..LYDE ST A ME RS, . -' R ..it . .. Stna akl
OL OMNIO SE AER, M dysE*a, YO .ilsVire anfstSd4&s,
OLI~DOMIION TEAERS,Mondys,at 4 p. mn., and extra ships whenever necessary.
I ~FOR- BOSTON.
MERCHANTS & MINERS' ILNE, - - .-" - - - - Tuesdays and Fridays,at 4 p. m.
- FOR'PROVID)ENGlW.2
MERCHANTS & MLNERS' LINE, --- Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 4 p.m.
-~ :~At Wfilmin tOn. N'. C.
FOijbALTIMORE.,
BALTLIMoRE &SOUTHERN TI:ANSPORTATION COMP-MP S Ek I~S,'Wednesdays
S1(aturdIays.
FOR PHILADEIMHIA.
PIIILADELPHIA & SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S STEAMERS, Every Tuesday.
Connecting at,each place with rail lines for all New.England1 .towns, to.which lowest cur
i.ntirites are siven-:and guarantee'd. ' . ' . -..I
line foIvri.anred-Agents-Nott'Will attend, in all respects, to the patrons of this.
W.-H-.F1TZGER. LD, o. 4, ost,.ofce Ave- I rGORE 4fbfiftfSfth
E. .BURGESS, 7:; Smith's Wharf. .. - I
NEW YORK. -BOSTON.
C. E. BR AINERD, 397 Broadway. - G. H. KEIT H, 76 Washington Street.
"GREAT ATLANTIC COAST'LINE,"
FAST FREICHT SCHEDUL.E.
Especially arranged for the movemant.Of CotnadMrhnieo nqualed time.
GOmNSINORTE. GING Sa*UTE~. -- .
Leave tCOLUM~BIA 11.00 a. m.I Leave * SOT H -.7.5.m
Arrive at WIL MINGTON - 6-00s a. -mn.. Arrve at WirIT JTON' - -~ -7'-'50p.mi.
Leave WILMINGTON - - 2.00-p. mn. ILeave WILM'NGTON - - 1,30 p.m.
Arriva at tPortsmp~uth ---:2.od' p. mn. jArrive at fCOLUMR T a . . : -.5.00 p{m.
tConnecti'ng with inward Freight Trains'fron Gretiville and' Columbia Railroad, dnd
Charlotte Division of Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta. Railroad.-.
-.tConnectint closely with outward-bound Baltimo're, Phifadelphia; New York and
C nnCctil closely with inward-bound Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and:
Bosnnecting wth ont Freight Trains of Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and Char
lotte Division of Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad.
AVERAGE THROUGH TIME:
Augusta to Baltimiore, 4 Days; Augusta to PhiladelphIa, 6 Days; -Augusta to
New York, 6 Days; Augusta to Boston, 8 Days.
am For all information, Blank Bills of Ladingi ThrgnghBagt 'p i to the
following Southern Agents of the Line:
F. W. CLARK, A POPE,
-Assistant General Freight Agent, . General Freih Aget,
Teb.27, 7-tf.adLbT,S
Partnership DiSS1ved, Ia the Commion Pleas-lNew
REEIVRS AP?OIifEI LambertJ. Joes a ilam C. Parker,
The partnership of WEBP, JONES & Plaintiffs.
PARKER having been dissolved, the under- Against
signed have been appointed by the Court ' Williani H. Webb, Defendant.
of Common Pleas, for Newberry County, { Complaint for Itjunction and'Relief.
Receivers of the assets al the frir, anid
have taken charge uf the books, goods, By order of the Court passed in this ac
-wgaree and m~erchandise of the concern with tioni on 'the 16th day of February, .A. D.
a vi~ew of- speedily winding up its affairs. 1874, the Copartnership heretefore existing
*All persor.s indebted to the said parthuer. between Lam bert J. Jones, Williaim H.
ship will inake payment to, Webb and William 0. Parker, under thes
I SA M'L P. BOOZER, firm name of WF;BS, JoNES & PARKER,
JOHN o. PEOPLES,' is dissalved, and the Creditors of said Part
- Rieceivers. nership are oseered to establish their re
Newbirry, S. C. Feb. 1S74-7-tf. spective demands against said. Partnership
____________________________before me, on or before the first day of
Mynext. JESSE C. SMITH,
NOTICE. Cierk of tihe Centrs of Common Pleis for
ero-werry County.
pe;r.as intesex'ted will take notIee that Feb,. 16, 1874-7-lit.
the following order has been passed by tLe-e______
p Probate Judge for. Newberry County, the DISSQ.LUTION.
Hon. James C Leahy, to-wit:
"Ordered, that~ Monda,y, tihe 30th day of The firm of BLEASFS & 00., consisting
March next, at ten o'clbek, A. M., be fixed .of Henry 1M. pleage and RoIbert P. Holman,
oafinal settlement on the perso.nal egete as fApurs, udHIers, &e., has been dissolved
bi Wqsjpton R.gegel, wjth liliza K. by mtualit consent. All matters pertramnig
geg as ' x~~4iwsvtI thereof', when to said business are in the hanlds of''Henry
she:.- laye 1env h-ttaer am~qts W. Blease,
giadnoyfor a 4b Gfo~iogil fur. - HENRY H. BLXASRE, -
-ls:n.:as s.,dntati. -R. B.'HOLMAN.
Dry 4od*, Groceries XE
. -i . . AND .-.
HARDWARE ,
AID EA-NY OTHER'
CUOICI 600ps,
AT
IHeads of families and the public 4eenera1.
ly, are inforuned that our stock o FAMILY
-1'CI1ESis fun -au - jompletw ind
alnong which wil be found
PRESE.P.VED PINE ArLE,
Ct RRA NT, OITRON.
PICKLED.TONGUE, An bottV,
LOBSTERES, in bottles,
DESSICATED COCO N
SAISNS-1,, ). and oeb s
PRESERVES,,
CANNED XRUITS,...
CANNEDVGETAdi;E~ '
CANED MH wAO YSTJiWe
DEVILL1ED IIAM,
D.EViLi D TENER
Now Is the time to liy itnsupplieg.
MAYES &:mARTIwo
Now &SUP frrtok
FOR.
FALL AND_ WNTEBO..
laveno.w dSore;(ane eidin
large and elegant-Stock of-Goods in all I
the, followi2ng Titi
RtGOODS,-~ "
DRES$ G00DS
coMprising.every article which ag be.,aU1
ed for. Together with a fine assrtment of
gentlemen's and'youthfit
either for.dress or business pur"'..
HATS,OAbPS,u
BOOTS OKBAfOIS1
of. warranted make, both fine an1d .heavy.
Some 6attiful SHME an i FSa oi
ladies ,. . . .. .. o
Besides thbe abuoe onr Stock or
resaaF
~of~.eopletest.indfrsh, chioios:and
cheap.
We'd1yffedlicit en examhinationl, feeling
satisnied of- our ability to please either ia
~variety, quajity.,or in pree .
LOV ELACE -& HEEFLEli.
Sep. 24, 38-tf.
SOf:aids; suchad e
*Sugars, eoee, Rice; -
con Coice ]adnnOsUS
- Mackprel, n~
PicklIes, anned Fruit,
--e .s T6ba&do;
* Tigether with'
Sheetmnand
B4AtINb AND T/E5t
And all other articles.to:bejod in a GRO
CERY STOE, and all of wliceh will'
I IYOWANT
TO BUY
Groceries Cheap
a ~ AN
Excellent ingQuality?
ISQ,O, TO
IRS. D) MOWER,
Where can. be found Flour, Bacon,. Molas
ses, Sugar, Coffee, Corn,
And Many Other Articles
At the Lowest Market
* 0Q the corner, . anid.under the Hn.
Offi'ee is the place
For Cheap Go,
-And 'the -Best Attentlbn.
*Apr. 28 1,-tf. - a: - J
Car*r*ages; -:Waot C
The subieriber takes-'this metlied ofiln
foniaing his friends and the puei that, he
has estabhshed a shop ai ro afnd is
prepared .o make and repair
AlktDdS of -'-i
Blacksmith Wo~
Ereuted.
-.REPAIRS ON
coTTON CIWS,
SHOT CUNlS AiND WLFES,
Doo Loks and Pad itks,
EURMTUTRE3
-& 1lkinds neatlyrreie, 1
-' U~ ~*Y6 4W *11 NIMFi'*r
ewberry Busineso Director
Cards of Reference inserted under app
)riLte headine s in this column. Professi<
1 men, Mercliatits. Mechanics and TraC
"eneraIly, should have a place inl this I
ectory. Terms m6derate.
Dry Goods, -Shoes, &e.
CFALL & POOL.-Wholesa'.e and reti
do.ders in foreign and domestic 1)
oois. Embrbideries, Notions, &c.
-Ii(CK. P. W. & R. S.-Deat-rs in D
Goods. clbracing everythinz in til
nie. Plantation suipplies.
iry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Hate, Shot
Cotton Buyers, &c.
OVELACE & WIEELER.-Dealers inD
a Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots,Sho(
sits. General stock of all Tinis of mle
,indize.
_OT, M.-Dealer in General Mercha
dize. Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, Gr
tries. Boots and Shoes.
WASH, J. D.-Dry Goods. Notions, Clot
Wg. Boots, Shoes, HIats, and mercha
ze generally. --.r
%OOK, THO.-Dry Goods, Notions, Clot
ilg. Shoes. Hats, and general assot
ent or Groceries.
%ILSON, j. M. & CO.-Dealers in Di
Goods, u rcepries. Clothing. Boot
toes, Ilats, Cickery, and general me
j AI01ON, T. F.-Wholesale and. Reta
]dealer in General Merchaneize-Dr
>ods, Grocerics, Crockery, Plantation Su)
'es.
ITATiAN, A. A.-Dry Goods. Clotbihn,
Crockery, Boots and Shoes, and Fanc
>odIs. Goods of all kinds.
Books and Stationery.
jlH.APMAN, JOH- A.-Books and Siatioi
a ery. - A specialty made in Schoc
)oks. 4
Stoves and Tin Ware.
RIGHT, W. T.-Dealer in Cooking an
Heating Sto.ves, all styles and price,
trge assortment of Tin Ware. 4
Furniture-Carpentry.
EAVELL, P. Y.-K-eeps oir hand a splex
did assortment of all kinds of Furrmturi
eturcs Framed. .Mattrasses made. 4
I ARRIS,. W. H.-Cabinet Wareroomw. Fui
niture isade and repaired. Carpentei
done with despatch.
Restaurants-Hotels.
JJAR'31HALL. L. R.-Meals served at a
hours. Fresh Fish and Oysters i
son. Dealer in Groceries, Confectior
is,.&c. . . 4
Photography.
JISEMAN, W. U.-Resident Artist. A
ystyles of Pictures taken. Old Picture
pied and renewed. 4
ProfessionaL
'AIR, POPE & POPE.-Attorneys-Pra<
lice in all the Courts of ibis State an,
the United States Court. . . 4
OORMAN & SCHUMPERET.-Attorney
Ffat Law. Practice in all the Courts c
u State, and in the United States Court.. 4
AEGER, C. G.-Atto ruey at Law and Rec
ister in Bankruptcy for 3d Congressior
District. Practices in all the Coarts c
a State. 4
ONES, IRA B.-Attorney at Law. Ofiic
on Main Street, over Mrs. D. Mower'
)re. 4
Moniments-Marble.
EAVELL, J. ir.-Monumentsmade to
der; and all kinds of marbeand granit
>rk neatly executed. -4
P'EERS, L. M.-Dealer in Foreign an1
I Domestic Marble. Monuments mad
order in best styles. 4
EM PERANCE, :IALL-Will be rented t
public entertainmentis on Monday, Wec
s(iay., Friday and Saturday nights of eace
,ek.4
Manufactories.
$H{APMAN, JO11N A.-Manmfactu~rer c
I Cotton Gins, of approved style, an
trranted. 4
Comminiin Merchants.
IHA SE, WM. C.'& CO.-Auction and Con
p mission Merchant. Sales. twice
:ek. 4
ScCA UG HRIN. A. J. & CO.--Commiissioi
Merchants anid dlealers in Fertilizers.
;ents for Gower, Cox and Markley's B3ut
is, Wagons, &c. 4
-Cotton Buyers-Grocers. -
1ANAS.; F. E.-Dealer in Groceriesa<
iPlantation Supplies.~ Casliadvanced o:
4ton. 4
i TE3 &.MARTIN.-Dealers in Groce
l-cis Pfantation Suppliesj Hardware
<Cotton Buyers. 4
EtIfj2!L~? SilMAN.-Grocers an<
,'iWrenio-Deaersr-Plntation-Supplie
d1 buyers of Cotton. . .: , 4
bHASE,- WM. C.-Grocery and Provision
p .Merchants, Mollohon Row. 4
Groceries, Caned;Goods, &c.
, ICKER, A. M.-Dealer in Groceries, Can
ned Goods. Perfumery, and Toysof al
scriptions. . : .4
OVELACE; A. D .-Groceries, Canne
Goods. Confectidneries, Tobacco anc
~ars... . .
OWERS. A. M. & CO.-Groeery and Pro
} vision~ . Dealers, Plantation Supplies
bacco, &c..4
,ILSON,. J. C.-Dealer in Groceries of- al
kinds, Canned Goods, -Bagging, Ties
bacco and Segars. '- -4%
-'EBB, J7. E. & Co.-Wholesale 'and Betai
FDealersin Groceries,Plantatiop Googls
anos,&Abc. , 4|
Confectioneries, Segars, Fruits.
PECK. J. F.-Freuch and American Con
feetionery. Fruits, Nuts, Tobacco anc
~ars of best kinds. . ... 4:
,ICRER, A. M.-Candy and Conteetiont
of all. kinds, Fruita in, sason,, Nuts, Se
rs and Tobacco. a. . 4
Jewelry and Watch Makers.
PECK, JOHN F.--Dealer infine Watches
Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware
ectacles, Eye Glasses, Fancy Goods, &c. 42
______Clothing.
jRIGIHIT & COPPEOCK.-D.ealers in Cloth
Sing, ana gentlemen's outfitting gene
ly, Shes Haits, TruLnks, Valises, &c. 4:
Druggists.
'ANT, DR. S. F.-Druggist.. Wholesal<
and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines
emnicals, Pure Medicinal' Lignors anc
Gun and Lock Smith..
WH ITE. Z. L.-Repairer and Maker o
yGuns, Pistols, Locks;?&c. Shelf Goodt
d Groceries. .4
Wines. Lignors, Segars, &c.
EONA RD. J. B. & CO.-Whmolesale and Re
tail Dealers in Tobacco, Segar , Pipes
.Wines and Liquors of-pure qualities. 4:
Pry (oQ4$ 6' .7IIiuer69
NOTICE.
Noticeis hereby given that on .the 10ti
.y of.1arch,:1874, I will make a final set
ment on the Estate of Adam Epting, de
ased, at, the olmee of the Probate Court
idge of Probate for a fina! discharge a
:lministrator.. - JACOB.E~PTING.
Feb. 11, G-5t.
MILLINERY
AND
lillinery Goods
RIBBONS,
ilk and Straw Goods
WRITFA10OODS.
DrYGoods,.Groceries, .A
THOS. .LA
Respect bune
public th TiE
ENT SRS.
JOL ich be
will BLE
TER
Tit rt
mpei
.-~. TXak -odW-oOthe9
CROC 4_11N
ti 04C 60J~S
abf
Maybin, of the late4m.of . Moorman &
Co, ho.R a enI controtand4pan
a x tpereen
ed to his rare, business warm
miGeve n .ng
Eeb. 4, 5.-tt
d i ea b 'j -:m ss
2. Rq.,!i)
. eS y informs hiw- end
rho-az~C -hbMg #YI
,atht 'a94Mlr m1W
[in 44 A1M Muro
Fanily Grenow..
of i pof,
h 7tte 1 e
On ost-ii e
sion to ieturnm t
K: vi II - vpv 6a
ini okie f 5 $
su rt -ft! re &
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a 2 $se F 1
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Is pronounced by 1*.Wh
LieRegulator asi rior to
anyLi e * -iedt ulc
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