The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, April 01, 1874, Image 3
Special and. Local.
.i-jigle,or tunsien1 b.-ine.- moticeI in.
the local department are ine-rred tat the rate st
of fifteen cents per Hac-liberal contr-.te
mad for three, six or t-..elve mon:hs. if. s
The American Sardine Co.'s Bone- b
less Sardines. are much better, and t
less than half the cost of imported f(
Sardines. _
TAKE NXrmeE.--A1l partie. havitig Ad
ministratorld or Executor's Notices for
blication. will save thenseves trouble
0cominlI- )repa):Lred1 to pay for the -a:Le p
reinsertion. us our terms are cash.
Lawyers hainMM inll stCh notices will be
beld responsible ror the paymaeut.
9-P.
They will alo be hemd responsible for the in
publicatlon of all notices in IAnkrupt casc .
Trasicnt advertisemen:i of any kind must
be paid for in ady.uce. if the parties adrver- i
tising do not reside in towr.
Job work and bubscrip:iou, ;tricrly cash. w
AU papers shall be stopped hereafter as
soon as the term of subicripti-n expires, un
less satisfactory arrangements are madle to
continue the same. S
Th-e x mark denotes expiration-af i:that0
the paper is discontinued. III
Bear these things in mind. 3-tt. S
w
IXDLX TO NEw ADv:IStX1S.
Mrs. 1). Mwer-Milinery. Dry God. &c.
Dr. W. H. Tut:-Med11 :ne 's.
Joseph M., Und Levi:. Bowers, Adm'r- th
Nodce.
S. S. S3otmons-Excursion Tickets.
Leave.. & Spearmaun-17c. for Cotton.
M. S. LoUg-Pubfic School, closed.
M. S. Long-Examination of pnpils for B
4Stae Normal Sehool.
P1
Madame Demorest's Reliable Pat
terns of all sorts can be obtained at
Mrs. D. Mower's. 1:3-tf.
A1cEM.-The Governor has ae- ,f
cepted the resignation of Mr. James
W. Hayward as Auditor. di
Death is the end of all our Summer drean: SI
ing, ot
Life with woe is filled forever wore. a
If you don't buy your shoes at Phifcr's New
Shoe Store.
BASE BA.L.-The season for Base 3
Ball sporting having arrived, whyIlv do w
not our Newberry Clubs re-organize?
We have a heap of undeveloped muscle th
and dexteritv here.
If you wish to see the Dolly, Ida, Ed
dy and Virginius Hats, the prettiest and
latest, go to McFall & Pool's. 12-tf. fo
BARGAINS.-Notice Mr. A. A. Na
than's advertisement. Ie is selling
out his entire stock of goods on adv:11
tageous terms to purchamsers. IIe also
offers for sale his house and lot.
Phifer selis Shoes less thanl any one, ns he
sefs for cash only. 13-. lb
ENLA1GEFT.-Tr1al Justice, J. P.
Jacoby, has enlarged his office in ordler
to better accommodate litigants and
apeetators, and to prepare fbr the airless
days of sultry Summer. Customners
'vill now be received With p)leasure. '
Side-lace Shoes ar Phifer's. 13-t.
INSTALLATION .%N DlEL:tcATI.- th
Remember to attend the instaLllation of p:
the officers of the Soids of Temperance, s
and the dedication of the Hall to Tem- nt
perance, next Tuesday eveing, A pril l
7th. All are invited.A
Mandarin Teas, the best, purest anud
cheapest, at Mrs. D). 3Mower's. [Price,
75e., $1.00 and $1.5i0 per lb. 1:;-tf.
Notice should be taken of the adver
tisement of 31. S. Long, SchioolConmdhs
sioner, relattive to a competitive exami- hi:
p nation of applicants for the State Nor- :u1
mal School, to be held in his offiee, is
*April 11th. .
CorroN.-Bring your Co:t.u to ue, we
give "thet top of the market" for it.
11 WM. C. CHAsE & CO.I ei
SEVENTEEN CENTS FORt Corr0N.xa
Messrs. Leavell & Spearmain are seilingi
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.'s Guanos for cot- hC
ton to be delivered next fall aIt 17 et.1
per lb. This plan is much better for ti
the farmers, it seems to uts, than ilin
with heavy interest. Here is thir
chance.
Stacks of fine SIioes just arrived at Phifer'
Side-lace, button and front-lace, Kid. Cloth, P
Goat and Calf-skin. 13-tr
KITE Fd.Y(NG.-The Young Amierica as
of this place are now enjoying the sporttl
of kite flying. Ever since Benjatmin
Franklin used a kite as a o-onductor to; N
bring down atmospherie, ,etricit from
the clouds, this has bee-n a favorite ii
amuusement with the~ boys at this season
of the year.
Cons.-,000 bushets of Cora for sa'e at
it W M. C. CH ASE'S.
LICENSES TO THSE FnooNT.-Sincee the
advent of the U. S. Revenue Oillecer,
Mr. C. A. Darling, the licenses for the;
sale of tobacco and whiskey atre occupy
ingflmore cospicutouiS placs. One mniu
has his so high tup on the wall that you
cnsear-ceiv reach it with a ten-fot
pole. ______
An extra large stoc-k of McMullen's Hand
Sewed Gaiter-, at Phifer'--. 13-ti. it
- e'
S'>A FOcJNuAN.-l)r. S. F. Fant is-.
fixing up his Soa Fountain for the
Spring and Summer months. He w~illP
soon be reandy and then the lovers of this
delightful drink will be matde to wjoice.
Be careful that you do not wink at the
fountain keeper wheni you call for a
glass, for he is up to his business atnd
will forthwith "spike" youl.
THlE NATietNA C. BANK.--From~ the re- 1.
po)rt of the National Bank of Newberry,~ J
we learn thatt at the cloi.e of buisinies ii
Feb. 27th, the baink circulation out- C
st;nding wvas $134,067.00, and1( tha:t in- -,
dividual deposits sub.jet to chck V
amounted to $153.171.71; ioansi and (
discounts amounted to $1ic,'22.71; . C
S. Bonds to secure circulaitioni, $150)
F'ine Cloinlg, Engflish Worsteds, French b'
Cassimeres, &c., at Phifer's. Call and examn- Jp
ine. 13-if. 5
PEIisoNu..-Rey. E. A. Bo.lles, D)is
trict Sutperintendent of the Aimericatn T
P.ible Society, called at our sanictumi r
last Monday. looking hearty and good
humored. Rev. Bolles has for matny1
years been zealously engaged in the
high mission of disseminating the pr-it
ed Word. IIe preacehed in the interest
of the Bible SocietyV inl the Luthea n
Church last Sunday morning.
Onl>INANCE OF TowN C01-'NCII.-- 5]
The Town Council has pase an ordi- U
nance matking it aL mii mela?nor "for
:iVperson or per(;ys tg tl;ro uipon:.
oh' wilifuilly break and leaIve uipon ihe
streets, sidewalks or pa:Vemet-is, within P
the corporate limits of said towvn. or thet
public square of the samne, anyI bairrel or
other hoops. bottles or glaiss of any kind.
- oever." The Chief of Police ani a1
Fhe boirdinates are on the look ouIt. jd
Ttr. .Ed.-.-E-A fw nighzs ag,
1 imprt,: htd whh br:lssz and S
ringed inztruments, 0-litly L,roke the al
illness of evening :ml the snibvrs of Ca
-reral familes with the weet sounds i
nmusi. Thvy did1 ntot urede us T
it we caught a few of tie -traints A
ey issued from places near. ThO.Se C<
r whose ears; this harimlonv Va in
nded were appreciative listenors. and is
ould return thanks if thev knew to
hom thev are indeted for such a u
easing awakening.
rhe la:est .trie llus o be foun-i :re :e
sing now a: Pifcer's. They are real etowrn- (
-glories. Don't fail to Itn :wo. 13-tl.
Houjai.-L.-Ai ncqu,aintane'i of ours r
rror-struk us poor typOs a few days ti
o by passingone of ir re:ar side ta
indows with his vice-like grip on the 11"
cks of two headless womeu. carrying 21
eI down the back stev). It was a
ent, ghost-like procession, and m:te. E:
ir air stand ou end. One of these w
furtunate fem:des tmn1bled down the (1
ps in the de.eent, but tittered not a er
Ln
>rd. Ther were finally stationed in w
qtore, and now are iilmovablereceiv- wl
s of bonnets, dresses, &c. If anyi fur- at
er iiforal.tion is wanted it may be at'
tained by apply'ing to I'arvey. h
w)
Have vou seen the beautiful English. hr
-atrice and Gem Hats at McF":dl & pI
1 2-1 f. .1
AmTLm(ATION Fi)R, "FltEE SCHOLAI.
.o-I ccrdanCe with the notice
the School Commissioner, the Bord
Examiners met on Saturday. the 21st
st., for the purpose of examining can- St
dates for Free Scholarship,; in the co
ate University. From some cause or ill
her, but one candidate, E. J. stewart, tit
colred yoll"bl about iteen years at
d.,1ade applicationl.
The law requiring a competitive ex- p:
aination, he was not t:amlined. but G
is sent before the State Board with a tit
rtificate stating the fact that he was A
e onlyV aplicaWnt.
Newberrv is entitled to send three tht
idents to the University on tile Free to
holarships. Each Sclolarship is goo i
four Yea's. and each student receives i
Wo per year to pay expeICS. v]
Iwl
FGGS.-100 doz. fresh E;gs ju't received,
d for sa!e at W.M. C. CHASE'S. i
st(
MNI).uus TEA.-We cal! the atten
mn of the tea lovinqg portion of this I
intinity to the above n:nied article
r s:le :tt Mrs. 1). Mower-s. There
three grades of it, one selling at
ts. per lb., :totler at S_1.00 per lb.,
A the be-t at .91.50 per lb. We hav"'
edd this tea and like its flavor. :d
xe concluded that we will cease to
v $2.50 for an article the equal of
eh0 may '>e obtined for Q1 .50. It
iiip)rteu direet frow China, tuder
e auspices of the "Woman's Tea Com
.ya compIany formed by~ 31iss Sit
i A. King, a hldy of capital antd husi
s talent, who wvent to China :md1( Se- n 1
:ted this qiulity as the be'st for thel
uerican market. ]This comipanyi ha:s
headquaters in New York City.
th Mladam D)emorest as its Presidient. h
All's wvell that ends well."' So 'otty a Side-.
e Shoe at Phtirer's. pt. i
NExi is iL'oi-rANcE.-Afte~r one,
s the money and feels the want for I
y article, the next thig of implortanceC:
to know where the desired article can w
obtined of good guality and low k
ice. Now the peopule of Clmduibia th
xe considerable advantage over othi
s in this respect, for when they need
thing in the line of China, Glass, Se
n or Ctrockerywaire for table, mantel.
.Srd or' bed-r'oomf, they: knowv at on1ce;
at oe of tihe best places for such
ings is the store of Meas. Kingslanid fut
Heath indter the Cohubia IHotel.- (
as a popular establishment, full stock- J
and low ptried. 1:-2t. I
TmA. .J-'i'-rE Couirr.-Before C. mn
TIhe State vs. Isaac For'tune-Assault
d Bri akitg the Peace ; Bound to keep s
e Peace for osn year and: one day.
re Staters. Nervy Fostei-if.ceniy i
ihe Statte vs. Ikiyley Workmanu- th
pe: Committedi to curt of General
re ij)spas; IDiecharged by payintg cosite
'Court.
The State vs. IILtup Mitchecll-Tre~s
iass; Dicharged by paving costs of
)urt.
B'foe S. Youtng, E-q.:I
T .1he State vs. Samu Abyapst a;t.} paval
Lozer-Petit Larceny; J udgmnent ntot
ndered.
THEix Nyvcwini';:ur Dis-riu'.-r hn:i.E
> IET..-The above oi' S lebrateui
tw~ent-sixth anniv'ersary Inst Sunda'
'ening at the Ba.ptist Church. A large
tdience was in attendlance'. A v'ery b)
'iately mai:de by urw Jjer'. C. C. Toy,'
. D., of Grt'enville. After~ t'i; teli
ots services. the Society was openedhm
r tile transaction of business, Rev. I. t'.
. ieke presiding. The following
leers were electedo for the ensuingI
:ar ': Re. I. A. 3hiekle. P.re--dhent
t'y. Hf.W,X' Kuthns, Vic-Presidenit ; Mr.
sha A.. hapmuan. Secretary, Treas
-er' and h)epositary. he Executive
itnnttee are', aS fohlws: Silas John11-t
one, Esq., Mr'. Wt. G. Mayes. D)r. .
.Motte. Thomas S. Mloormatn. Esq.,
ol. Jno. . Leavell and Mr. John A.
hapman. by virtue of his oflice.
T EMirELANEI A 1)1DRESsES.-Last t
bursday night adrse were miade
fore the temperance orders of this
ae by Revs. Henry M1. Mood, Sidi a
. rowne and .J, L. Shuford. A~ con- -'4
de erable audie'nce, ai.embIJled int the
Lmperane U:dl to het.ar thiem. Th;e
miarks of the abo-:e gentlemn; ott this
t.l sject were listened to with atp
1. serioUs and impressive. and( portrayV
I the baneful influence of the whiskey
-moon t the body,. the mnind, the -ol
: on sitya'. in strong latnguag~e. T1hie
>eakers, :s onte of' thiem aptly rcemark
I did not -fly off on some t:mgecnt of
>eenhtaton that we know nothing of.
t fo wed the trac'k that lies by e'ach
ans dor"
We cul d not but admpire the zeal of
idillerent in this mattetr. A\si
u ml with the last nmuedl speaker', therie'
sa good dealh of humtior' mixed up ti
th ith ser~liou.:ness of his remarks Ilis
sedte(tt of the y'ankce's horse brought I
,w h hos'
.1 the pupide chools of th (s Co:nny. ex
1tt thi who' Ii0 te:aehers :tre othr o IVe -5
strlctedl, were closed on the :Ist uit.
ba' se who are teaching pubhie .'-hols J
no.te this, -s tey \ill rec no
)mpensati.n foi work done after the
Ave :.. Even this, as Ib:'l as it is,
better than all work and no pay.
T lhe schols of Town'hip- No. :, 5
l 11, Will conthlle until the 1~th inst..
:d of N. until the last of May.
E m:::. -Easter -is on ii-an Sun
Lv. It is : ancient Mhristian fe-tival
> er l n collemlioration of ('brist's
surrection. In the year :25 A. D. 9
e Counil of Nice xed this festival to i
ke p the m dw iirst Sunda a fier ti,e
st full mloon ocurring on or after tile
st of March. Whence Comnes the
Ali knowi practice of de gig w<l
Is"er. and what is it exict m!eX:mIin
a do not know. It is Yaid that it was "
stomary in olden tim"s to give pre- p
ts on th:t 1csio. and . cince eg1s 1
-re pb--ntiful, it being Sprng, they
re selected as a coinveient precnt.
d dred to ulake tliou je:lIIl l ndi r:
raLctiVe. To ur m'lind the eg," syll-,
lizes re-urrection, new life andI vigor
ell tile I::rroW shell of mortality i4C
Oken. Whatever it imeans it is a
a:sanlt ecust(m1,16or t1w y"ung 11oIkS enl
rit.
MLATATIO ScPPLIES CONtallily On h:it4
a fur -4ae by WM. C. CILASE. L
A NEW IDEPARTUlUE.
Or Spring :Il Suintilor St(wk of ti
"pli' and Fancy Dr V Goods is now m
m pete inill 111 depaIr llents. (ompris- 1j
a! of tIle newcest st itlS and nve
5:of the dav. which w intend to Sell
tIhe lowe't livingr iates for ca:4.
We h:ve also opelned] a 2fi De
.rtfnlt in colllection wth1 ou.r Dry
y)oIs Isiness. :and having obtined a
1 sorvies t& one of the btst TrWinnue a
wuth, also the service:4 of Mrs. SOohia 11,
OWe Redus, who is so well kInown to I
c i:aiies of this:nl :tljoinin( Countics, t
superiit'1nd. the iillintr-y Depr:
tnt. We have litted up tile room inl
r of our store inl fir-t et.-- style,
ti
lich is a1 ".(Im withinl it felf, inl whivlh
have, :-xnl interid to keop. const:itlv
Ihand a beautiful and well asstorted
>k of Milinery, and all -oods usual
kept in that line.
We would ask our friend! and ae-w
aintalices. as well as those of M[r-.
4tius, toi givc us a call b-tso purchas-1
'lr hee We gur:n -o) gi\mV;
th - :ti5!:lt a 1 lertli as to sIyle :u1
ice. T : .,C.\-,1.
12--tf. N(FA LL & POOL.
NOCKES.-EAeryhing ill the Grocer
e or ale at WM. C. CHASE'S.
A N Ow 1.41001.D El,.\ im EZ -s*t'W.--l1.
ltSl Firz-.J:mes tCaldwel, E of.. i.
awberry, aL son of Chma-elltor C:ha i! .b
(tone of the ripest echla:rs, most i.N ti
itd wvrite-rs.:and most elot ient orators
the South, will deliver the annivetr
rv address hefore the literary Socti*ide*
krskine College at its aipproatchingt
mmIfenlcemenCt. M!r. C:ldd,vell w::s a
1lant and chliv'ahious soiir in the
e w:u-, andi :ietpiri tttite a repulta- -
m for h is-t intid daring. :illl fearle-s
m'Stlf the ta-k of writ ing the' hi::ry
1 Adjtat. .at the time of thle surretn- St
ri h hiile performiet gralcefully a
1 in :tecordance withi fact. Mr. Calbl-w
l li-as ai hrilliaint mid.andl iue l iter- t
y taste. and1 the young mnen of Ers- .
nie (ollege hare made a e:apital se-let.
The niodec.,i4 of the abo~ve tenItioin'd
ntlemanlf wotldU nott per-mit US to) iln
t this complimient otf the Mt ljon.
-re he aware of our inItentiont. Uiut it 01
ttoo late to ree:ll it no0w.
We will add that Newrherry will be
rther renresented ait the Duie WVest.
ima:ieLy;iept i;p the perSons1 of1 3aj. I
K. G. N:mnee, whjo will deliver thte
bio will preach the batccalaureate ser
n1 to the graidua:ting cl:ses of both
iTi-d S::usage, constanitly on1 hait:u:al for
Ie by W M. C. ('C . '.
The weathier-is generallyi the first
ing talked about.
The recent goo w(~eat her ha:ts i
-oved the condition (If the~ roads st mie
hat, and has set the farme-rs all agog.
The pro0spect fort Xoodl smai:ll gr:dln
ups p:p ::aid~ tg l.e t]rne h the .;:a:t
ighbrod. .lal:ay:t wanit.S a r:uiro:ati
itl a lawyrer.
The season ftor pie-nie:, and tishing
lirt'ie s i ear. II
1n2 alt the Hlotel wats a gem.
'ige fart ;ers will pushl tings akt,ii
t'imembher to c:all at Mi-r . D. tlower's d
ttl ack for Mfadarin Tea. It is at goodl
,ing anud chleapl.
Thl rush a&t 2k-Fall & Pool's 3I\ill inery y
.is truly interl'-ting. 'timel hu'
o to givet the Ptoiiingu2 niod, hut its
id get one. 1og ( bA is ne'.t th:ting
Gohen Buitter sol for Got e. pe lb'.,
wo aind the ptriee wrent up,. F:armers.
k. pity onl t.
it aboutI hiere.
e -ema;le Aemtie:oy hr the IDebating1
,eiety neixt 23! nda:y niigt.
o. to slit- r fttie tmtt for. 1
'ITe S-nior will rtun iihome the hitst
this5 week. We arethd of it. but
ng faces in tdi.agreeable e' pectationi.
ftny an editor letl when'i ther~ c:ll fotr
ink of anyting to write about. -
tvat vou :ae in oliest tf goodlt th1ings.
ihe aiht at, oa- t 21ha ju0tiSi i
lT followingi lines are~ dedlicated to
fhe birds :41ni heet, an1 1 wintd-swept tree-:,
To. prai-n thee, -hil ennspire,
'ithi i'OCes hirn' f:rom fzrzen ejs- r
.ri-r! O I ar'
WISEMIAN RE2BmVES
ILS PHOcYJ)GRAPHf GA LLERtY,
THE 1ST OF .JANUAlI'Y,
Stle largeS liZ;i over- ied3s . - .
ei, & Coi' i-':tiw, wheli e wil have
emyt of giood r-oomt, aut ndtmt' lighit,
di. hopes~ to do4 sat s;he1'-y wi ork ait
[e rigt prieS. -i
Coie all ye that love nict- thing1s. to
riseman'is Gallery. ovri Webb & Co.'s
er bij. The' 'i;)n ( 'hewn (1ri Sb.o-(
hr Sic od. ll. .\n fr Sp i get-hr
(;
A Fivv Celit Cigr. This i is xt
at(-nt rrn n n. :l ltelto hum-il
ll. people otu of their mIn-o-y. bU:t lrl
nt o ni. l tin4g ti- w:kuIs ls
ip px r iunn. lweai e i N 15m:iI h in -
in e ill bLo-ght ls wr for T1 n. ( 'n .
I.-tl-tingl Iie- wonts '1of thd ricb ):I: hi -
lse i'li tlme !W : Iof m' -r:t 'i s re
tionls he <lt-z niot, fee(l ti':at ho- v;tl ill
il--o inl 'hi. cc l-:- I ion l'.- . I v.,..k. w'd
A i,: //. I t .:! . J: in wl i
,ilts Of travellers. 1lh v (%111
rob-eti'I; t -ieIi; ., fn(1 1 til! nr nll
rims uuly chary,4d b dvalir, :aI
Ithe L:aule l time ,g t a b.-tiear :'icle.
S;tinl rcoll. t w t o - ll.n ee:S
>l mnly ho% rr- S:vun indi:al
ir r Ii torLe C lm,1'1 i: 11 I te Bil.
Sum i: .( p' * 12-' tfl
d-I S. C., 31are i\ '/. Ci .
3isa.El!,Toits: i 4uppu7ise th...
Cil::ur has aN re ::tr e
On Of fiVO 1n0ntlS, ;I iS Ii -
Lit!i lore, -xcupt t:, i::y a lhe:vy ta
I th o o l . ' ('::1
:in. : iol - rhiCt t i u- I; a u
1.::ves . V6 .3 i - e s2 u
ligi"a Zinst tOieL l Ci ty f ille.,
>Ats.
\'li ve 1. u !ia.l aI. C. f l:iu .
Id i; con ci;w iJenc i :, - r1:1ds ar% .n
I al7f tt io 'in I w'oi '.Sill
yt coipl- apl inhIu tii re: l :::S
\Vu:0 he:is LIa iCC aw toefu er :diuv
hvai-tcro
eni In towl I' ZitIli ' w .NIC rs. ju C i :'gIl
ill teI . Il ljV Oiii ;i -1, i -. PLan -! I l
-J ItIl.l caus C it is .re::l. n itil . ;ulitr
Ilu AubiC w*e Will LV-d' in ti I
Inl !)it . -Il will 6:
C 'Cf the .i ni.,~tLr ii. r'ouCs tini Cliie
I Ctate.'\ 1iCi At NV iaI :- tx .
t i n platite r ar heis i:Ai s1h lil,
Col. ~ W C'. keMflesisofvhr
i C:U : . Ioung n:e . \\ o. ( .;. d . 1 ! ..
":n C itI i f CCCI I cs t::I
ie: chi :L; 'IV .. i. of h i. Ci to Ih !niC li
in11 V."tps arev r; ru ii.In e I
t tis tini w.
-.lma.~I Ci wal tr i:i iu-hCl. Wte
e re til l . :: C.-t :i
in.. i a iwat l. t i: s C l ete<l.1
lwIT : idF : it rate (-- tiher. watt-1e
I ianlwn i rt r
w(al-1 .LI: py.IN.M nLli a preu:tl ieat
Vult ik to,{ have: a lawyer. I Ip
Sites n far <l:pt Flr S .aIdp
iliagei)t' : ' Yours.t a & u.. i
Tem l e:ice, held Tiurday I ith: it I 4t
CUt., a t h ':in peamble and r olta ionUS
Wr1.ao.s, a .ad pleryGoWtoreov
lu.i t we i ri be hi-kidanCe
Ve membe oCIf hi DviT.m th peculi
Ir Th:c w.le tende our 1 1arnest and heartLI~l
i' a k, a:al th foreoiu: re ! tin ~in
C .ibe d tiC t i epet IC ibl memzor
eive Agei:Iz he rerinete CIjC-.tor pub li ths
o fet dc of.: Cjf ':d. t C
N Mwa r. C ,1 S. .. MacU 1.Cto
)1 Bulmo-1, Dil
pritehea ina i ti--en:aan.Profeso
:r e : . s:oil1l h:-vo a he :1 tn h1i., Di
n-1r.'iTens no44iera2:4.
Dry Go;ds, Shocs, &c.
1,. LL 1 PO L - alo:ie :o r.-laii
* d'sn;. ::,ri' b-r: N' i- n, -1:2 .' 2
I ; P. W. & "R. ..- lc rs I Dry
Dry L.:ods, GrocerL-s, Clothing, Hats. Sho-:.
Cot.ton BCyc:-s, &C.
,WVE L.\CUE& WI i ;I Ek .-l.!l:eai Drvv
.% .1 od!. Gro !lcer I. (;.I!s!::, .I ~ s.n e1
I-Ws M..-Lra utc falv nw frk-n
d;anize 4:
O in;.-. Hoos. S C:Q.ljja. i.ja- . 1n,rchan
1. r \' 11 o14.
- -I. 'MAN. . aJol .v b:I-E s n Dry
vv r: . r .-A-L i . iClot in l lino11.
Sb: ove aI. 4;
-' . :.\ .\. A .-l:ry d3,,' 2. .2 4ih2I..
Irlcxer.Hn and .'ICS anld pacy
B cks ard Statiury.
.\Pil1N J1"5 I.- P2.oks a1;I '.:1 at on
Sovs and Tin Ware.
i Uca ig S!ves. all1 Styles itud price.
J.ar'ge :4$s4r':ne-.1! 'frin: Wa.4:
Far:i-ue-Carpentry.
S At \'4-"L'!..:: 2 122. Y. l *2, mihad a' irplen-'
H: VE L 'm . 1% 1 3'r (1-s m: b-, a :
X lti I., W. i!.-L:1b:;i0t WarOol41n. Fuur
, 4.4 1 L4 10 :,i e ai<ed. Carpent--r
4n" d(1L elle W il2'e.patLe li.i:
e. lt i.\Ll. L 1:->tni,v rvvd a t* all
Photoraphy.
E . .W. I.-l: nt Arli-t .i
-; vyl, S f P! 'i.-11rus taken1. o l'i t iln-S
'rofessiol:.
-".\lII. P1'rl-: &~ l'4)'.-.\::orners-'.-i'rw
lk i n : .1 e: ;r11 I,' !1f h s .1 tate :ild
m4 1,- U'3itid S1 ates 1:411it.
UUl M.\N SCill'M1I'EItT 4.A tr' r
M t L::W. 1'':I-t;Cl- ill .4 thC CO U r'Of
hu beS!a1 -. L!.,. in illw i-Li'ed .t t 'u t
tkAil . C. : I.-.\;tIl::ev a2 La w i! :eg
:)1 34.l rI J1::. 22n:'e :2 2.r:: a. n;.: re4i. n
Rl B 4.-Attrney al Law. f:mi'-1
S I : - g Iai..tv3t, over 1)les. . mvLower's
-t1or n t' 12. 17'':24
Yo n umeinct S--Xiar--b le.
A E 1 \ 1. L. .-1 d ' un I'lt :' 4 03.
1 1r nkti .r e i. . t .
- 0'E 4'..tL.'M.--in- r .oin 12. ' :and
S D : .,iC IMarbhh. ML:1.11-111., ad
Pablic Hall.
- . \ Pi-:l.\. I'l .: 11.\A LL..- \W ill b rwt- t
Ma.iufactories.
i".lI.\P.\!. . .1341lN A -M114anni 3134rer 4.f
La 4 4ott0r4 Gin32s, 4of a1~ppr.'ed 33tyh. :311
C'mmiSion2 Mlerchar.ts.
Cnrchataddlyer.,hGrFrtiizr.
ga x\1.1.\A . .. I.- ialt:rin 13 roc'4eres: :
1141144ation.2p1>lies. Ca1'ha d;'ancedon44
Cottori.4:2
12 rie. ,4;22:i2 Supplies. 112ardware,'
21:1% Cotton2 124rerX. (:2
EA\EL &1 -2PE.ill.\N-.-Gr)(r. (ndl
:uai.1 hzv r of Co2i(:)n3). 4.2
p 11 ' I x. W M1. ('-I;r'ocery''fl In IProvision4
31l31re:1n!$.Th'312loho Row -1:2
Grecarie's. Canned Goos, &c.
W I(E EI.' A. M.-30:GI'. 3n Gra;e'is.1 Can-34
i :'2 ('21:2 23$ . 'eiie-,an1T p o l
L ('EL 'I. A. i .G'.ceri"'.. ('aned
.. G:1 2-.onfee3ioneries, Tobacc4.'ho ai214
Iars 4: 1'
vi 44n41eh- . Planttiol 11 upplies.
To aco 1.I 4. <i'221 : 1
- 1 SON. J. ".-lh-aler in Groceriesof all'
Confeci.iceries, Segars. Fruits.
$1ECK. .J. F.-French0 :u34( Ann-r2i'an2 Con-~
2221i4ner'. Fi' ts2. NI: S.'' Tobacc4' '4d
ofalk:I 3'ruit' in4 sen4'on, N3:ts.:se-'
:rar :un Tobceo.1:2
Jewelry and WAatch Mlakers.
peetaeb-s,Eye GhLI, 12 ey'.,s c
Xl- 3y, 1 (i m 44 '3: 4.''. '4ru nk s, V all4 . / . 1:2
ilieyDrevcS aig
.\a a!e n ,in-rd :LochSaniz. :
tes12 ; 1.2'. rn.2 . ' r e ss letd 2:2
\4NTAi. .1. 2. F .-' 4-uI". Wle2.24Ie'
2 ' a 14:0 ;;.2l eN!--r" in Dr:2:.Mli ines,
h -ias P'r '. dicL :u L"n .r -.a
Wins,LiK:s g rs,&c
EMNaRd. J.nd. CR-Weal4an
Cari;rs CWagonsz.i ~ , te.
3 .T(..D
* -' RV lK WVARRANTED AND SAT
Mr. .J3el..on3 T..ylor', weli kno~wn in this
co:nm3'unity , .:2per1iitends theC Wagon and
Ga.rriageC Iepartm3en:t .
BL A. CK:.3I1T I1NG of all 'inds deo..~l
NOTICE.
I wI.1 nu3.ke a sett!lmen' on the Estate of
AlWen A . G o:2, Ieceased, in the Court of
ProbIat -,:n d a1pply for a di:charge 21 .4d;
m2i;.t...I: ,4I-OA er.2o 4. . ei of Apnril,
THE OLD DRUG HOUSE REVIVED,
Uith an entire New Stock of Freh and Choice Goods.
--------0----0
HARRAL & PELZER,
WHOLESALE DPUGGISTS,
5 71 Mee i. n i- reet. - - - char.ron. S- C. a
Successors to the 1- E :.h.ed 1ot*s of
HAVLAN N, H .!0RL x 'Of., I:.r' :.
Ii. V\LAN D. 1:!LEY 1 .
.M 4., 9-::.. 11A iAL,. RI..- & K! Ti'llEN. N.v. Y'or..
W1.LES.ALE 14E1.1.1E1S AD ).I.ATM IS OF
BOOTSand HOS
31 E W22 L 6,Z4
.\liGood u::b m. ila:;-l are \ c. td
ID Fl. FLEM 1INT &O CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
THE &REAT
ATLANTIC COAST FREIGHT LINE,
Comprising Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta. Wilmington,
Colum11ia & Augusta, Wilmington & Weldon,
Seaboard & Roanoke, and Connecting
RZ'Lway and Stearmship Lines.
FT!n1ting fel 1n d wtr Stal'!Sip W*%hrvet-,, at Winington nidt f r
:nontht-. \ :i.1 il ou i t rlav .1 tln g ir:er-, Or exposvre to:weath and ni i b b Agatrras
SCHEDULE OF CONNECTIONS:4
A t Ports moutla:1 '\a
itAY L:.i fe:i a:1 ; i It.'- -i-- po---- ,------ a-------- :-- m.--- f-r-u--- I - - - -t- i
ol'tr:fli. Ibr-.llnagmen nvte. attln io \o the Trnf p ratin :-itw,o 1 li
:xN i.--ua a i o in pr.M p i n: mn. r i N k 3 h- nb ke triit 1n lo N -E N
.CLufrtalE of;.ME~ t efradn of arIe s eual transm fit : t ,>s aypes and 4 ou
VMh . N-,1Ne Yher
tt 1 . lt 1"" V. P ortsmo'ut ,'V
- ) i 15L 1 .\I )!
Ii t.\Y NI'i ST i-.\. Euc. . - - i- '- - -Utd FL ,at 1 p . Ul .
1. C YAENTE & INEA.\ R ' :. N -et- --T::slays an1 -s-itardau. it 4 p. i.
-At Wimington, IN- 0.
L ) ! .. T 10i W .E.
BtALTIMOR)iE A: .,U'r*TIlEtN Tl:ANSV."ritATI1.iN CVNIPANY- T* lE cii~:
S'Il LAI::LlrliA & StUl'lElS~~* at i. MS1 P. m..::N-.-i ,!.:p i-v. e I.ever r tcs.ary.
i-'Oi "TF it .
1-:. EliC 1.\T . fi:l St"il- :t ' tnitl.i t:o - -'rid i p.A n.u a
1.:13>ji PJ.'"WE
R I . A. -A N COAST INE.."4.
DATFEIB.HTl.'CHEUE
W. IN FI'r GFH.-TA . ANN SU
I ~ ~ Ea. ' )I iIN , Y 0l~~ 1. 1C B(ev 1)WtO '! - 7ii
PlH i..ld:iilg'l.\ & Out VvElgiT E 13i1tili P rcaiiril-: .. Ti-:A.il :1?1,u. Ev. r Tuesday.
Aoin;eta ino ;;; :.;eh he,:i h i-:.i. lines or allNe Eng.ilan t n. to which lowg.,t tur
The]'1 fllon og t :i . I . \ge nt.--a ti- Not i ll ate .,i d ep c ,t h arn ft I
. .LARl-:P6A. H.EK.P.
W.it iT t:tElf a t >, No. ! P t tticet Ae- . Gt. KlrLG lr.-:ght Agl't
C.E ll\N l.:::ilirt~O . N y. . . EIil '.i. N C - H BionStreet.N. :
BGREAT ATLANT"C COASr LINE."
FA2)T FREIIT SCHEDULE
toING.NRTH.I I NGllrI lIST, l!..:
Leve *C l. .111. - Ip.er.m tLav *jOfTI\O T! - -i 1)-I. m
'i. veWl .aNG!'(t - lt.C i 2 . . iIiV rt1 . e r I \l (.. - - - II.::01_.m
i-t' onf . wit inwar Fregh :ti n fr! i re evile :an Columnbia Railroad. n
haltte D.ivIion oft'harlo tt-- f:ehnbi and T.\ogh iTic:ts toCale.n
* Cnn ti ng1 . 4 losely wi:th bin d -b oundi Baltimor e, i hldlha Ne oi; g
lot te l>iviion ofh(:htrotte. dol tubia :I'-ltbrsy tterhed
J .igustI, a 1 altm , 4 a ys Augus t U to Philadelphi,e 6t Di'as AugustnoI~ai0
Ne ok iy lgoSa:. r10 S0 1011, 1 "ci ' .
'ir orills ifra in , lieran ils. a-iing, Through a t t. I ., apl y tot
followingSouthern \tent..ofthof .in
T i't ener F:emAem, Genera Fright .\et
H A : H TIii Agto . . Wilington Ni.-C.: Hradwa. . .
Feb. WhA IS A-D.f.I(andClonV hia.E .
VEGETABL AROTATI
Tis UteS utheo eteu moversa.
renll" of'. t ittl ITil- -a: .AttI 4II di o
11:11e-new liecl iton o h.b o en d w
te. "t i.lt21 titie and m lrious i i h ous-l Pea-N i
u it they ar t r'.hi401 a thip io.id aof t.linine~Ild lHitl C. Ia ir
adaptetJto peson suWe iCfrtt. O 'FAar
Coopttienefor ' jad':uii:e.
Neura urgia,lil Strmatsm,
B"h0l-ls and Fevv.erpand Piles. i
I.:idies, oldbor younr:,erillp iedethloee it
te i e:.ey adped ' to e btteas or psen i tr iiIL nbr J. oie,'X1.
TH PRR AOMTI BTTR OMAN, Y' MRS BREMER
42 COCICOLUMB'LA,SS.EC.
pe-ay 6-. d 1 -f
Trought icets to hae-rletston.
~OVTliE~N QU3!erbansnde de.ir viSiting Chrarles
~WE~T POTATOE ! fort aet the pups fprhash:nds L.'r ae
infomedthat IEON T IP TICKETi-, 3
htrotand return for Ii.:g!e first1clais :1re0p.0"
tavoraie lat']. Lau t way, an be tprtere o t a t r eire pal
ea1ii' 'O ilt~ -.;A v ti.g ail Bletatio n i in el'. t ii the ird, of app!s
-ii'.-gl. ii ths it: ttii- O.,4t of & to. e Aien St', t:ott 'r h : tn l irl
- 11'iiRI uNE I~, IL t wli:y. yt h lion. Jim . I Leahy, a
Ma. S,II 3. 'o11Ii:a . c :.re. :md L57erS-t i:-sova h d
D-y isoods. ,t ce ttk. .V-.
THOS. H. L
Respectfully annoumees to the h -I::.
uUblic that :iE As PUlRCHASEiT T I
ENTIRE ITOCK OF GOODS OF 31Ez:S.
JORN E. WEBB & CO., -01 of ni h! he
i . SELL ON M1ST REASO'. i .
TEft3[3.
TIe Stcek consists of a ge,Pra l ort
meut of
G110CER ES,
PROV ISION !,
! a.
rIte: of usi A .d 11 e as:ud
me rin s'il:e tha0 .-:kn wil he giv,
,)m '!! , oe;:. r -xdsM . o. W
0
F1b.i i, Ila' Iii!v
THpS e of r Ai .
Plw'1121 o" :onl " at(.,!111 (1015S
iA~er Ii' i~Olir: i t ri ai
rec t. 1-cV s.s i t- d 0;
eyocupied by R. J..s:n-r & )Di;e
ad 1 .:a ! . i. a .'i y to hi:s a::hk
Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shces,
Family Groceries,
Nic Nacs,
Heavy Groceries,
Plantation Supplies,
Bagging, Ties, Grai.n,
Hardware,
Wopdnware, &c.,
Which He~ Offers Low for Ca.sh!
A go is, n:Kl o.ly
a. a fr 1:xt be at once >ipp!!ad, ly av
ft elar ps of alesmi en ws ho il
:xnive :o vey em r
Lari;e, Varied and Cheap.
CELEBlRATED
NAV ASSA GU7ANO0
on muot ie1az t. em,.
A.I i.:a I ask is t:a 1,un-r, viit my:
Iton ) 7:aranL! e a C m:-:4we of th
very G-r's paronad a n
:h put, a:~ n f IC h I h ce tal:c oca
Faily 3rocis
aint :nn:tan.Sm he,
THOS. F. HARMON,
Ne: ttv ia .k.
J n. 7, 1 -tf.
La.B i2iiLD i --
I:s RLEGIV ING IS
FALL and WiNTfER
And hi stocks lareard vared, in te
Dre88 ard Fall P 90i llBil,
GROCERIES,
CLOTHING, HATS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
BL2ANKETS
HEAVY WO LENS, &c.
01 hlRT, PROFiTS FRi QUilK
SALES ANDSATISFACTiON
(i U Ai~ A N Ti EL EI).
OR ANI TEVILLE
Shirtings,
Sheetings
And Drills,
To Merchants at Man
ufacturer's Prices.
The Highest Marke-t Price
Paidi for Cotton or other
Countrv Produ;ce.
IM. FOOT.
NOTICE.
Prt e.4inds :or .\i-w erry C'-.::y the
" * 'irtht Mo:.:y t. e .1h da of
March ::x: at ten- o 'c\ A.X M., hefie
:'ra 1:I Uet-cn ': -01eso a e-Lwi
of W . .;: :: . -:.'no li,a K.
.. s 11hae leaye to -tate- h: amloui
and rove fr a tin::.i d:schar.e f: im' all fur
herrliabilit v as su:chA .Oninist:a rix.
at Feb- uarv,I .71."
n ii vil ~ tuy-elf of tha.t order.
E:LI%A K McKELLAR,
F brary, 1874I. Admr'x.
. uz mtn of the lIoard of County Comn
ma-.oners the folowing reela:on wats in-.
undne: bv D)enris M1oate:
R.e-' ved. Tibat we tI:e Cournty Commission
ers.Chalk g-rnt the~ new road. (conmmencing at
o r ner L-I:v lIutf 1,y v:ay of Jo!ly Street,
n a:::r the new. ci:: road two miles below
Fr; Li'-ve:, s en.? laid ot:t : the Special
:caeh-ers w tha few bilight chanrges,
a .a:o mi-: od n L-!tr gro,und.
Th 0e:Io w's 'gee :1 byl Drvni
SI k. Ki:, upon thet 'roiund :ba: le
t:In the f iorme iienen t ma., i umcient
IEN N! 1( IATES,
Sair'. i. . C., N C.
AXllI.N :ICE:.
T'IUMAS KEITrT.
Mar. 1. ISM4-9-3m*.
-rn--rn"
N T -.N
M4AGNOJA TENN. M I~llS3
S 'IE 11F-T F\ I1. 1- . ' 1
AN > TI!F 1. -T I 4.iE lI iP I
. - 1! A
A nge Sipp u nA
Jjoice Family Groceries,
ELECA.T i-AMS- &C.,
D1ANT4TION S&'PPZ1ES.
T 0 i' ! a. in a . i 1) Y* :
11011
TV Unemc{
Ait
at;1 wT:tiel.V0iiI l': t, :
-'U I:n 1 h" I'U
PI EI 10 i
R 'i " \'T . ' ' 111( N. rl'
P I E1)D)
"-EN.-41CATED'
CANNED)Vt:T 1I:
*1 O :I'. L' TUl]LE E-fY.
Nu it le tims. to U. :k i l
4ARW,S &.ARTIN,
MROONRTE
('1S00
AT ( I
'fEH W1 ~ IT.
Rh4e:eis 'ai n Yopm.arn
PI4oCIAD 't ;A T ;.;: .IrES,
M~-ALOTN.In boths
d a51:i other antc! d w h ole :nd jas.
CAE SOD HEP
WHYELE & MARTIN.
Wbei.1-t.otDutt? et
I :m;Hi 1 M.N .
V ROCEi ~RIES,
T ::con. ("~ 'hoe '1:,n:'.
Flour. 01 V- Lord 31., 1:L
1ekes C:Imed Fi t.~- *o 0
OLer. H diDU,
M.tr.Ii, l-ti Iarv . TI >:g eco.
T'h arlni:aort.
NMR-XPLDIV MOERN,
ad all4 ote aree t.. Yv smd inw. Ma
c"er I~ i 15, -1-- . o i ~no~ 152
Str .iA~.vngc dtidfo Prwes.o ~
rK the Conty
AS Dg R . i .E -;A .Wi!Ei h .
~Th W a !. an;, Org.+ han?e:
Ti, ..-a a,f h~:: -.er: 2 N.' :: G.a
rg p:e iu ye: ::: :V.ir.get