The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, April 08, 1874, Image 3
Local.
All single or transient busines ntie., in
Q&AnWI*ai*'t ftilertadw lie d9e
- o reen cnts..pmr liau-liberu! ca
3ade for 4W'4inx-or twelve oon"ths. t.
en -. time os B n
1D6.arIneLS, are mchbtter.:uidW
km than half the ciAt of importe
Sa :frdines. 8-1v.'
.sC TAKx.Nrim.Mit parlie hi;
.ynntraaje or Exvcnto's Nottei-,>r
publie-ition. will savo the-wave. troule
by Coming prep:. to pay for-the sMtre
r6'Inserthii., as our turi" a:*. c:ash
w ~3ers mniTg in .uli xzotiCe6 Wil be
r despoble for t.h. jmLAAt,
-% , 9-t.
* ~ Th~ wr.1l alo be his i resporsitale fora.the
ptidacana oahril naodee.-in Rtnkr:pt e,ses.
&vwgiMtXdxCtebe:ts of var kimd regist
-- Ndb for ia u-,ime t ;fhe pa:-te uslyer
p unt;eside in on
~1p pers s.hall be sto;ppte iiereafter as
n a th4 term of !ubwcritioa xpi:vs, nu
ieu sali'factory arrangements are midC to
ii' oJtiln-e t Wae.
-~ rhe .4 aart dIenotesexpirtatio:i--after tirar
Reat Lhse thinz in mind.
R. & W. O S%.IffMdd-A Spr:n;: Ciothinz.
B!-:kaust D. LkW-N.. iLeo.
7 J.'Wa.Deglas-U. S. Internal i.evnuc
- opcial Eux.
. )ply'aterbb:rffice-Cow Wanted.
. R.aRsa-Ca.sh W.u;ed.
M.3j1ace-Notice inmarIkruptcy.
.) C lIae Co -Fiu Hores for Sale.
TEMBfi.rpr vale &y WV. C.
Chasq. -14
E nLEBATo.-Easter' was
ceLfatjnz. the Lutheran and Episco
pal QJmrches study
A fuli lin.e ,f ladies ready-made Suits,
'nii.ka1derwear-of all kinds, at
MuFATL & POOL.
REslGNF1.-lter. Ii. . MlicIde has
,a signed the pastorshi' of the Preshy
.4erin Chureb of this ptaee.
a ..".Madame )eiuorest's Rclitble i)at
tZrhs of all' sorts can be obtained at
rs. D..Mower's. .1:tf.t
TRADE LAST SATFIDAY.-The way
tton rolled n.. and coin and bacon
* - Talled out last Saturday, renluded us of.;
- the busy day's-of :fill.
-- i a -Ieath- is thetnd of all or SO.mer dre:1
- a ife-with woe is 4!lgd fov,ernmore.
T'YoudOu ttuy our hues at l'hia',s LI
1 4 V_e; Shoe Store. 13
- NEw SADDLy.n.-Xr. Frank Parker
. :I; fixing >p the store formerly occniied
in,order to start a- saddle
skp. W wish lii alive
Q..IX3-2.30 Bu."hc h; fir .s"I by
f tiir(irId6rs, :io maan;und old
woman,pssetnough Newberry last
=6 weekeaki-g lively music and "askir
pennygf each theyimet." .
.I fouwishi to see the )olly, Ida, Ed-'
, 3 . . . e-* *-"
dy and Xirginiuis IHat', the pretttiesit and
N- aes.go toZ lr T& ools. 1 :1-tf.
~ We are pleased.ia being able to staite
-.hadiielf H:P. Humnett, Pres.ident oj
Sthe Piedmnoiit Fa4jry, located in Green
il-yle County, wnil visit 'New be-ry in a
;fgdy in tha m.inteat of the, abo.ve
i . .amed Factory.
- Phifer seHls iShoes lg/h t,i any oneas
HY -1w3 IT - ,IISit tbll no se
~as been takJen in Newberrv tot organu
z ieYni i -t'obureau and a tax
payers union? Has everybody forgot
tenabutthee hiig, or are they w:iit
n fra convenient season? Now is
a~&e&rin Ters,tRg est;prest and
'4tMsi Le fnwer's. Price,
- - ( 96Au.t.per lb. 1:"-1f
b IMounrX.-B' jpt resolution of
~: ~5Meein ,A w i ade IiL
~a*c igiuist~n eCons'tiavin at due
ianteNon. 1st:.-187, present themi to
(g Ciaffr'xegistration on
, r b4ethe lAthgcag'rApril. 21
o laims it will be understood are to
000s~~4.O BuMs Corne jor sedc&
-~ ~.14
CAPCI N~D K1ILED.-On1 Frida~
ngtasafiiyin this4town were
4pture bg singular noiso,. ind i&
S ctlidiriF th houm arxmed -with a
c~waigdmifeaud pistols. arose to thec
emierggey, bust before he had miade any
*- Mieg J tf,St a slipper, at
*ttedxlteitrdetssoviouly-ta
4edh.enued enickly. The guilt1oe
~rve&to be three mosquitoe's ppposedi
*j19li ha enbroulght p from Chairles
.eii eI hoes at PMfer's. 13-t f.
-'~ !EvmeRSNoM..N:-Who ishe?L
~1~~ s -Wm. C. (has-. Fxeryb)ody
- nhtxVsil os ciorn, baron, ilour, me:t .
* , 't'acco, cegars, and other thmyi"
-niw sucee$said he issuedi
.roul4AverybodLy and buy somne
tIg.~ Igea(v anid truly means b).i
-.a/ Jg4 or Srp o
* bv~f &dfiztu'eTa JCarers. / Gr.t u
-s-r TIo.---Tere is no place
in the efty'of CelmNa whe(re ai man
thl .tr ohn to do with ths
paragraphem get the worth, of i
S iihe.fwith'as much pleasant satisfac
lion as at the Tonsorial establishiment of
2ers. -Reese & Carroll. Shaving,
ning, shampooing. dyeing or other
p-W byiyig, in the most approved
I' ~ ~styvle of the art, are there done to
-peifectiont If you would enjo4y ei
, .ther o&.-a1 of these mianipuilations ~o
'to Re&e & Carroll's*
- alWir'ehi thaitentds well." So bugi a Side
- acShoe.at?Phifer's. 13- -:f.
-QESI3 FQn THE J)F..\TNG .O
'-ETf.-As long as we retain our cx
tranordinary mental powers, the New
erryDtebting Society shall never suf
Ter for want of subhjects for discussion.
Wet give the rdllowing to start with:
~1es:d-luse. bairn ay~ or haru down ?
aN riiinb?e T>6e a Toivl, or a: inseet ?
Whidi is the butt endl or a goat?
dt~ tTa thai ha&ve already
ante.dsw ea n cere.
a..nd. werem:'an
su(l( by W.f ''. a, 14
tat'ndace from tt couniry
topn-ii Ist Sale-dn owin p
to,the busy ZeazOln with the f:Lrm.
pleparing the .4oil for pl:intmg. lu -
1t('Pztets thanged...and LI nderii'C the.
d f the7other,
t1i7g oti T nre: :o m 1M.
,t;t:L oetne Shovv ju-rtarrived n: PIA,ie.
-lace bton : f --c,Kid, Cw:h.
G3(atp Cat-skn:...f13-.
is called to
MinM-.advertisemuent of the me,4srs.
Swatik-l of Coluilnbia, bv NwIdlit will
be set-n1 that thiz pupular clothing :!
outfitting cstablislhut;. is thoronghly
equipped for the Spring trade. 1eside
a Voliplete and large stock f roady
ihde clothing; these gentlemen have
on hani in elegant assortment of piece
otds fr-om Wichl by the iddof an eX
perienced and skillfal eutterthev prom
iso to-give good iit. Order prompt1y
atteidecd to.
IIave You seen the beautifid Engli
Beatrice and.Gem Hats at M :l &
PGOYS? - 12-t
THE Ti. c EXPo sEr.-La:t1 aur
-ay a man harangued from a bnagy the
qniet people of Newberry .,n tha sub
et of tiieks. IIe said~le .vns em
ploied bvtbe auti-gamubling society to
g> through the country- and (xpos--e the
a-ions'tricks by whI4 low ebaracters
samp the credulous green horns. lie
S:.i lLver het with a men on his own
t-k, if-lie tells vou he C:Ln swalloW
:iw nmlis anid pinets and spit out
wiilock lunmoc, don't bet wih him.
Wonder w1h:a he is up1 to. Ht is a
SliUwd one.
yaL It dkwhs; andt .swking,
lUAr A4 &J14d , d1peiJ. ir W$W "I!b
. Ch we's.1A
Igu>ms.MrsJohn C. I1)al:v
unbia, S. C., has on hi:nd a coiplete
,toIk of f:-ming tools ald macuhines,
;nh as the DAi:n1oud Cotton Chopper
1114 Cultiyator, Warrenl Iloes. W17atts'
c*bated Plows; and snch other iu
d)eluents as,are uslually needed on farml
It
>r ing arden. also has Blacksmith's*.
:ools of every variety, and materil for
>ilding wagons anld carriages of all
;nids. Also a tine lot of Hardware al
xv:ys on hand. le guarantces as Iow
rices as e:mll L.., founl n Columbi3 for
he s:une quality of goods Orde' s so
ieited: Terns cash. it.
t
Ani extra large slock of McMullen's Hand
Swed- Gaizer. at Pifrs. 13- f
e:d!edl to the card of thii popmular
ause. to be found in this isue.u The
-Wheeler" under thme efficient i mae-F
nent of Mr. Polh>ek, has gainfedl a re
)utation second io none other, andt in
~osequenee is generally crowded. T he
~oos of this house are handsomielyj
rnied, while its cuisine. and al
ie vaLrious appitments whlichi goa to
ake up a f irst-class hotel, are unexcep
onale. .it is a pleatsuure to know that
ir. Rtbbt. IIamniltoni, one of the.plas
test and most eflicienlt hotel mt-n in
ie Southern contr is still tio be found
n the ofieP.
Plautunont Supp~lia cal n be bow;ld at
14
*ou ever had a gotrdeni in which von 1
au~e tagged and toiled, and sweated
rd worried; a.nd.planted, inm the fond
x.tetitonl that your trouble woul all
e rewrded in time wvith oodles of de
.eloi vegihies, and then when eveiy- i
itn is growi~ngbea.utifully, corn, peas
otatoet. beans, radishes, &e., have you i
-ver haid two old dcioi.ug ows with a 1
,lozn or more of devilish pigs, thoiuugh;
omeC una:ccountale mishap, to breaik]
.n and uoot it upside down with theni
hloiable snouts, have you? WXell.I
f o have not then you know nothing
f tie agony of our soul at this moment.
Ve know how it is, "it's perfectly aw
Fin. Clo:an ~ ~ sh~j. Wor-kted ,Frenchm
mwiseris, tPh..ers. (m1k.d exam- 1
hreis uo question that these gentle
ien acre doing a thriving business in a
:ieir nie:t and well appointed store in
:'olubia, nder the Columbia Hotel.
rimey deal exclurovely in household <
~Vares, tia, glass, china antd eweekery,
ud now have ont hand a complete and(i
~arefully selected stock of tihe above
nentioed articles, which they arc selIl
ng:t low prices. This E-stabishment
s well known in the city of Columbia.
::vig made itself popuular by the rea- (
oihl.prce and good quality of the
oods offered for' si Do nuot fail to
-Iive thenr a call if youlWoulysshe any
> v'rchase hiu.theirbline. - 14--tf.
-f h aii can ! .w ppilit I uti a ll Ii H ds
r,P. R."-W e are unde-r obliga
'o~s to out' Ji-.;;p v: orrespo(ndenut, C
. . for his recent intereotinag lttst
rom tha ~nterprising~ section of thisi
ingQfounty, and iogsthat lie will
erei his pen freqjuently. We arc
eased to say that; the Chlybeate
prin alluded to is favorably known to
a. ergn now a jug of its health -
ivinwater stnid; ;'.Piin convenient
-each. thanks to W. C. S., oneC oft.
orn planters mientionedl ini his letter.
We indulge :i:2 further hope, that the
eammpe set lby C. P. Ri., will he fol
webyothers from aull thme sectionus off
his Contv, that we may lbe abde to
ive our readlers as inter-eoting t i.rpiety
:us possible. Short commulnicaLtions~ of~
local charactcr are at all times accept
WISE3f A N REMIOYES
11113 pjIQTOGB APtH GA L LERY.
TlE 1&P1 O~ -JAUARY:
To te large Hfall over Mes. s, .
e & Co.'s Store, whereche will have~
plenty of goo room, acnd mtore light
ard o >es to do satisfaictorv work at
- Coe a l -at love niuce things, to
W bisan's uanery, MaJ.e W.1bb & Co.'s
-, au-u
St-)re. - 5'.'-~. 4
The latest style Hats to be foun(i are
posing now- hi bfer'. They are real crm-n
in; glories. Don't fail to buy two. 1-:f
-f':nNG A Lt:AL.--Happenlln,' It
sfep gitoa the street the other d:ty wv
66'.f"*eonfion of voices and sawv
mbof omrergaw- to a.eontre. We een
A e it,ma&igR* of some
k.ne er to get :t
local. Wlie nI we arrived we foundl :
mule str!zoling to get his leg from he
twveell the :pokes of a wagon wheel. A
careleQs driver had driven his w:.>n
agailst the mule and in somI':'; way the
le I-Caie ent:nged. We thought
the leg would have to break. but fortr
nately it w:; extricated safely. There
were a few "cus words used. One
nll ,tted hi eyes three times, pushed
iis hat on the b:tck of his head, anl in
alcents 11,1d. za:dd. 'm mlad nlow..,
Te loo0kd so an:ud we left.
A';S-1l />oz. fir si/ al W. '.
Chais. 14
GENERAL LEE.-The following is a
etter. written by Generadl Let to a well
biown citizen of this place, who served
mhis staff .during the war. - It is val
able-oiaccoupt of him w-ho wrote it.
tid t.1e'pnre sentiment that pervades
LF.NiGT.N. A... I13 Dec., 186G.
My Di.A: C.P'rA_N.-i am very gl:d
o learn firon your letter of the 8th in-t..
)f your well doing. Youi must perse
ere in whatever promises to aecoi
>lish good aud not be particular as to
ts sphere of action.
I am glad to hear that the people of
arolin are cheerful and hopc they
vili labor vigoromusly to resuscitate their
;tate. All can find pleasing work inl
jer restoration.
In answer to your kind inquiries after
nv health. I :mi glad to he able to' say
ha.It it is as good :s I have any reason
) expect, :d enables inc to perform
ny tieS.
Wishing you all happiness and pros
>rt,y,
I am very truly yours.
~1i. E. LEE.
Venison 1/ms for "adC (1/ I1. C.
A NEW D)EPARITLRE.
Our Spring and Sunner Stock of
katple and. Fancy Dry Goods is now
omplete in all lepartients. Compris
1g..i of the newest styles and novel
ies of the day, which we intend to sell
.t the lowest livng rates for ca"hi.
We have also opened :t Millinery De
>artmreit in connection with our Dry
Toods busineszs, :and( having ob)tainedi
he services of one of iie be.t Trimmers
'utlh, al-o the services of Mrs. Sophia
Jower itedus. who is so well known to
be ladies of this and adjoining Counties,
o superintend the Millinery Depart
aiiet. We have fitted up the romn in
,:Ir of our store in first class style,
dich is a gem within itself, in which
e have, and! intend to keep. constatntly
n ha:nd a beautiful alnd welhl aissortedl
tok of 31illinery, and all goods usual
y kept in that line.
W\e would aisk our friends and :tc
tuaintan'es. as well as those of Mrs.
eduis, to give us at call before purchas
ig elsewhere. We guaurantee to give
ntire satisfac'tion both as to styl- andl(
rice. I-:lt (%Asu
hi'-tf. MelFALL & POOL.
,'LAUSAGE.-Fres~h "Grecnifl'"u
ti4 --r -rm: TowN .AT COrrrY.
The wveather reminds us of April
There wee other renduiders of this.
act onu the 1st, through tile Postomee,
>ut we prefer to say nothing about
hemi.
The plowvs arc active this month, and
he seed are going in and coming out.
The soda fountatin has not begun to
lav yet.
Th'le Town Cowneil are going to work
n the neighborhood of the east end of
soundary Street. Thanks. thanks. it's
:etd.d. Some folks ea11 it Poverty
Thle people of Jala1ja want? to bei e
igtened on the subject of the Conver
ion Bonds. can anybody do it?
Look out for the hogs, confound 'em,
hey got into our garden the other day
Ld rooted up everything.
(To to the house just above L. R.
Jarshall, tihe irrepressible, and see the
eather, Hair and Moss Renovator of
dIeses. Moogn and Westmoreland.
[ake a mattress, featner- led, boista,
mtd p)illows on your shoulder and they
vil clean them nicely for 57.50.
Somebody laust wveek said lhe wals
visited wvith lightning atnd terrific elap
4f thunder last Sunday morning b)efore
iawn." An unwelcome visitor, and
There is as much diff2erence bet~ ( ee
ome folks as anybodyV else.
School cIlims prior toi N%ovembilCr,
e7, should be rendered in to. School
iomissioner by the 15th inst.
The Newvberry D)ebat ing Society pot
oned its meeting until to-night, on :ae
ount of the Poetical ltcebeasal hby Miss
Last MIonday, sale-day, wa a :& sui
'ul Spring day, mild and lovely.
A goodl wa:y to raise corn-step oni :
ia'l-ys toes.
We learn that Messrs. Thomison &
ones, 1Uentists, contemplate establish
ng a branch oflice of dentistry. in Camn
hen. T f they nmeet wvith halif the sute
es there that thc~ is :s itlh 1;eye, it
i paiy.
Thanks to Mr. Thomas Cook for that
ample of Extra Family Flour. Our
,ook savs ''it is extra, for sure.
Mr'. Tinford has gone to Clinton with
us flying horses.
Tl:. p:arty that went tihing on liushi
~iver. below undsi's Fyn.t",. laid
'atuday, had a good time, but only
-aught a minnow.
Thue Treasturer' is preparing to issue
xectionis for taxes hy the hundred.
Oser'v tL i:mi tg at Nathan's. sig
nifying that he is selling ofr at coa.
Wmn. C. Chase has blue eggs for sale.
The editor of our contemporary could
not understanud why they we're blue,
until we explained that they were haidi
by one of' the blue hen's chickens.
The little folks searched closely for
rabbit's nuest ikt di . Our little
chap said, "I wish Easter' 'would lay uil
sre more putty eggs.
A drove of mules came into town last
Sunday' -
"'1 ' t'OlIl hiti'LL'1 Shut) has ilOilO UC
from.
We notc'<d thet townh t
with the gray intnle and :tr. husily ci- s
e:1ri.el in tiling ::p "Hi;e Ily liol th
other dlar. Iy thoI-e hol1s near th
cenletery could i,e tilled it would bIe a
I i; It, h< hi')A-4 that thW f:it '.rs of
thi- County will plamt largely of corn,
that thy mIaY i not be- oree<d g.a,Lin to
bty in the fall. Pl:nt corn first and n
Cotton aft-ri-WS r
It were hetter too to plow : .ilti- rTI
V:Ite prly ten (r lifteen aer<-, han
to erthOver doutbli t1he numbr 17
acres. Indifferent enltivat!*on i : ill
pro it'h1:nivx:to
INSM.kN GH1T III('I IG.\k I TO!W. I I
(Unsupalsed by any retail ( 'igar Nore
of tile South.) .Speci:l A-.ey fr
--0;e1uiine Irb:n" Sinokin, ToIcci In
(Bill Brand) 65 vts. per Db. "'Silver
iLake" Fine Cut,CeigTbco8.f
per lb. Ihle .RimC (n vhewiniC Tobaeco.
liut u) in) .7, b. linl e:us. ) p(r ca;1.
(Wholfesalt. Tr:ade s4uplieri att Fnctoryv
ie .) Sole A.fii(v fPo the vekbr:a
ted Five Cent Tli2:ar. ' ( hia 4 'r iz no
patli-t arr:mlltnt, Calculated to huni-11 :
ug people out of their ilmnoy. 1 hI lmns
becoimle justly celebrated oily on :Ie
coilnt f inerit. oertin th w:iits of
the poor11 luan, helnP:Lt it enahies him to
get as good a smoke for FIVE CENTS :Lq
etal be bought elsewhere for Ten Cents. M,
Meeting the w:uits of the rich mIn, he
caise in these times of uncert-tin specu
lations lie does not flevl that lie can in
dtlge inl his acun:ioined I .lv. am/l
this is/i lws/ st!Pstilu-e. Meeting the Il
wants of travelers. because they enn
protect theim:elves fri, the enorniou. M
prices usually charged by dealers. :tnd
at the same time get a better article.- 1&
Meetig the wauts of all, hevause lo
ry and economy are herein coubine .
Sold oly by Perry & Slawsonl, lIdimi
Girl Cigar Store, Columbia I Itel Block, B
Colmhia, S. C. 1-tf.
I.,t of Letter iv miin;g inl the Po:t Offie
at Newh.-rry, Apr.I 7, IS71
Mia- Luinda Admil! iPium Armata-e.
Mrs juli Aiw, Thos. W. Bie.c, Edwar-d t"
llin. P. s. Brown, Jo. IarIer, col'd: It !
L. .. D-Yff, Mrz. Amelia Irook4, Simpson
Cainnon, Roht. Cha11"Pe1, Sr... Nancey Clel:-id,
Mrs. Ro-e Copelin, .. F. Dlenson. WeseyIc
G3raveii, S tllie Griies. A. Y. W. Glyiph,
.\. C. Holin.-wor:11, W. P. Hll. SUa'l .
Ikays, J. M. 11;umplon, J. It. IHing;She:;d,
A. C. Hollngswor:h, Mr:. Addie llubalIrd.
.as. M. Huntrer, Mrs. Annie .Jones, N. F.
.lohn-ot. E. Y. Johnson. Mrs. Sophia Liv
ingston, Mad Lindny, cold, C. M. McClung,
(Penn fen is, Ben Mathews, Mrs. L. C. Me
cracken, Rev. A. Middleton, Duff Odel ,
(eo. 'atts, W. P. Patti!, Stafford Prker.
Mrs. E. P. Patton, Mrs. Corrie Pitts. L. HL
Robinson, Jos Snaillwno, Dan't Slice lY,
Wesihv S-nders, Robt. Sanders. Miss Maggie
Senn, iniet A. Simms, Hilliard Singley,
Mrs. M:;mic Sprigzins, George Thompson,
ct. T.redmnrch, hrs. R. J. Thompson, G.
B,. Tucker, Ja k TDompsou, Col'Yi, I. 1
Welburu, Mrs. F.rnci. Weurner, Mr. Fra.
ci Whitre, Snia Wadsworth, Ophelia, Wil- dl
Wim W. II. Watson.
"Ti. Co)I:CL Room."-This is the rather
peculiar title of ia m- departnment that,hais
beenl cueiied itn the Cinciennati Monthly. lin
this deparnment the edi:or takes a "baick seat'"
and invites his 1lady friends and readers
to take posses-ion antd give their tiews on
housekeeping, hoiye-makiing and others mat
ters of in:eret itt the homec and household. Ou
*Thoughi only just opeiied this departmentm
promises to be a erreat succss and will doubt
less add largely io thte circulation of this omr
izinei among lihe ladie<. The offer of the pub. ol
liwria :n send this excellent miagazinie and hi
Wood's Household Magazine, both one yeair
for 61,C>0, and iueluding.a copy of the mag
uiicent chrotmo "Yosemite, mailed, pot tt
paid, should secure it atn immense circlbsi ion
A sample copy of bo:h magazines, miniled. of
potrpaid tor 10 cents. Address, L. h.
THOMPSON & CO., Cincinnati, 0.
T;xE is Mossy.--The old faishioned man- ul
nr or building houses, atnd waiting for il
months for sashes, doors anid blinds to sea- 1o
son,ik obsolete. A tive entlerprising man who oi
reads the newspapers, and keeps pottedh ih
about tiatters and things, will niake an es- of
mate oi' what is required in the house hie is Ei
about to erect. send to Charleston, S. ('., to a
te lItilders' Emporium,i andi havye all his t
loors, Z:ah;s ;8pl Tlinde, reatdy to go in itsl
piic when the wearhbor-inoarding~s are puit on. ar
Messrs. I. i. HIALL e: Co., the Proprietors, mn
hve the most extensive stock of linildintg w,
Ma:irisa ! Ornu Qaamein:al Ilouse Work, in- ifI
e! udin:: White Pine atid Fitey l.utmber, Mar hi
le aint Mar%cized Slate Mantels, Asbastos' it
looting Felt,. &c. Send for Iprice lists and im
circulars. A pi. 1, 1:-1m. PC
Tribute of Respect. e
Wnsr.EAs, It having pleased Almighily t
God iu his wisdom to remove fromusO byi
de.th, brothier Dir. W.P. SunmER, we bow
with meekness to his di.ine will. lie it there
Resolved, Thiar im the dea:n of our brother or
this Grange hias sinstuiined a gre it loss-.t
Re-oived, Th'iat we tender to the afilicted s
f.imily of our deceased brother, and his many
friends, oui heartfelt symipatides ini this
reat bereavemeint. See.r
*Resolvetl, Thaet ri p.m. in the Scer'
book he iniserihed in! Ided icaited to tli eimem- th
ory of1 our dleceased bsrother. I
Resolved, That a copy of the pre:amble aiid N
resoluItionis be sent t:o ihie riftiited fa rm ily. Isu
Rte.olved. Tha:t the Newberry H! EJIAL hee.
requested -.o publish these resolutions, antd tu
the Secretary be diree:ed to send a copy of pr
heiu, to the iau,ily of t.e dege;yed~ lit
. Itspee:fuilly subraitud, r
F. D. (ORAHAM, f o
- Tribute of R'espect. i
Ata mieeting of 'omnaria Lodge, No. 151, M
held on the 7th of Maireb, the follow ing tpre-t
anbc and re-olutions were unauinimously aI
:Ciopti.(: et
WflEntE.t, it hais plieasert th8e Supr.ne lla
Ir of dhe rriverser to siummoti troum his labor o
upon earth, our beloved brother, Tuos. d.
Mria'm, and, whereas, the Masoiic ties tr
that have so long bound us in mutual friend-a
ship to our depar:ed friend ate severe.1, no e
more to be uni:ed until th.e grave aball give ec
up its deal. Thierefore,
Resolved. Thait in the denike of liro. ur
plhy, the order of Misoniry h.is lost an active
:id cha iriindie n0in,br, anti this I>dge a
beevolent rand dlevoted Ibrother, I
1e.,olved, T:,. in memiory ot our dteieased
birother, ti-; Lo-h;e be clothed in muoirning~
or lie next tiir ty days.
liesolved, Thiat blanik a page of our minute
book be dediented to hi i< nmemory, and that w
hese proceedinigs be pgbli:;he! in the New- a
bei y 1lEn.t-D. J. M. A LE WINE,
Chairman Committee.
DED, on the 14:h of Februdry, Mrs. .g
L.KE, aged 74 yeats, 11 months and 20 days5
Sister Anna Lake was born and lived
throughout tier life in the snime' place ini New
berry District.
Shie was a devoted miember of the Methto
dist Chiureb: her accustomed seat in the~
Sancury sel domn beinig known to be vacant a
d;;b P ivine 5errice. fil
..9 amarher. ue was uniJm:eC.,Id &).int w
nd was loved niost byv thr.e or hen frie,.ds
who knew ier best. Sister Lake was a char
er member of Ebenezer Grange, faiithful atnd
Itrte, atid we firmly i>cleve that she was pe
pared for the lieaper, and is niow sately g r- F
nered in the abode of the blest.
iute 't has otesed our Heavenly Father
to remove herrf4om our miidst, thierefore be
it resolved, i
1st. That in the death of sister Lake, T.be. a,
nezer Grange has lost a worthy and beloved
meber, and one who=e memory will live
long in the hearts of the members of our
rage. -i
dnd. rhait we strive to emulate her virtues ~
by faithfiully performing the duties devoving
uon)f uI itn life.
-rd. 4iatr a paa i. ar tpiinute bpok bcle b
dedicated to heirtiimory, auth a copy <,t thce-s t
resolutions he sent to her fatmihy and publiau l'
ed in the Newberry2&LD
E. J. KhhLGORE, Chl rma.t,
MIS. BBRTTIE H AHBA - Committee.
Maas FANTNI ETRYBWR.
This Association met ac.aing t.wpavinus
otice in the office of Fair. P'.t Pow oin
londay. the 6rh of Apri!. I' - ic.li-t
ta:(d that the A5boci.,::i ha.! i,-en e-ib
gerbcr in order to m-lect a ,;iv I lie oh
:rvcd a<. Memorial ).ay. A imo!onw was
le-1 m:ae thatr t-I 1th o* l::v it X: iet
part tor that purposc. Adplted
I. wa. also moved anl c.:rried rh:t the
resident appomnf:a c ozmmittee i of thrp- !aEv:
nd thireL .rnl1tmn!i ill enci r. suihip. %! ; o
1.al1 be en1tru1.44ed willh thle duwy .11::!i'
Re neces.oa :irratigement-, in i Ohat the
er-01:-; appointed on s:aclh coTit-e i. - 10
ied " Iheir :appointments through th,
ewspipe:s of the County. This bena the
-gilla11 tm o the election of ot!!'s. "o
tion, the.,a:te officrs werc- iimol u-ly
.elee:ed.Y .1. PE'..
J. 11os o . 'eiet
Sieret:.ry.
iewberry District .onu1 menittal
.Assftciauionw.
T.e Aociation itet pursuant to the at!!
' th.. l''esidet ''n 31on-l:iv. he Oih f' .\pr!.
he P'-siilent s:ated that aw iig to tie ear
ty o :mney darig the l:ast fa-, occ am d
: br. uanei.t I cff. 1o l et a:.
-tad , ti :nkc:ie - further collection
in too:,onl, tite followin-- res.ltiioiis weie
iat:lianl,!V aJIopted
I:ov-1 . Th.tt thi, A - :o n i-e
,elf to ctrry * ont tihe o-ject for whiit it wao
L.anize.l.
2. Thlt ;i- '-,: ':ohwe, ..p a .! t a :.
iectiona hie:-equie.-tedi i susi:e i ;r.i i:
til further non hec. - n b- the I ',V h!1C t.
. Tht ti Tr eiarr d' :d t c.1l.h
h Iteeunnen o the one al;a and l
Ad ont -ai hoe %-vi;tioni.
Thne,:t Awetflimern re-lect i.,r thie
nin:: e:ir.Y. I. P0PlF.
NI.m.-cs-ro.. P're-4i,!en11.
H. WcrGr. ''l-NISM-r, in tcmount ith
awbera siuertofit Mornetr A.uia
ron:
i.1. To CAh frm tilowtis'yi No. 1. -sl 00
:2. " " " " ." Il. 117 00
ii. l ' "' " 5. 38 00l
Uy5 " 2. 6101
LY 5 " " Q2. 21i10
y 15 " " 7. 11 00
2. 22 51
ne 2. "1 4 ~
7172 75
Il'ie samie bein- ot il-pus-t in tie N: onal
tk o: Ne. herry,, S. C.
11.1. 1 WIIG11T, Tre.surer.
Ilie April number of 'Woo>'s IloeUSEtaLD
LGAZtNE, now upOl (AU table, well sus:ains
reputationi a.;-a fir, t cla5.<, live pub;lication.
bile its conenit are not deep wr .-n::lie,
fie from ti.i.IV scna-.m sto
S. a are fttll f brighrt tnnv readinlg
it ;.:iws ime !oh- hiart. Th mai::nine
ain is; 116u:dA 11 number of il-strations,
rl its general C.nOal a mpAre- fiavorably
th the higher priced magazine. Sthscrip
n price onel dolir a year: with chrn.o
i.tr:; inc -ollaraii a linf. S-ub*crip
it mty beghi with ally tiltmh1ber Addriss,
JOD's HOUSt[OLD MAAZIF, NeV
rgh. 3. Y.
Commerciald.
'Ewn rnCY. Apta pr..-.Ca.:en iarket ('eI'sd
rive, at 15 ci ttis, with fair -upply olfferims-.
Nuiher ut' )les shipp(A dinig week,219.
Ew a oi.x, Aptii 6.-Coton : sale.
15 bales, at 1ja171.- (o!d dull, at 1:;1i .
ArGVSTA. April b. demanzilid gt -od
niddlir 1
B.o tn April 6.-Cotion firm-mid
n- 161.06;.
M.I.ESTrON, Apri!6 -Cotton firm-mil
ng Ii.
Gaii the Simnking Syst em.
ITe flaishes of' excitemlentt prodnteed by the
tulants ini ordintairy use, atre folilowed by :a
.etion thtat is always more otr less inijari
s. Just ias tlhe darlkness, ilinmiatedl for a
>tu.:nt by t li ghtin:'s glare, bCcomiIes
piarettly blacker thanif ever aitter the flasha is
er, so thle mnttal gloom andl phaysical ade
itv that vanish temn,o.rarily under' tile in
etiee ot a drain, return with a itn-bil in
asity whten the lirst transient effect ceases.
,t physicianus habitua!ly prescribe the l iqutors
commtIerce for' patiets suftferitng tromt
diiv w'.eakniess aind mieantal despuan:lert'y.
true remiedy int such cases is a pure stim- 1
airats wich e thea vegetab!ae liiigdlom alt
-ds, :a:d ilostetter's $rtmachi Bitters i, te
'.' r,rep :in alt pireset kn1wn1 wichli
rodIthly t2s the eergencyv. Thc ettfect
t his poipular reitratrive is conltinutou.
ei do-e taktent in igorates the vital etner
i an I tel br::t, andti its plongi:ed us-e wt!]
qUaes ttillabl e'tre tatny caseC iot dehilitry, bty
eboni,tan a, or men-tal toidiity that d-e n5 ot
eroim organIpr c:i hey ia''! iC h leah of
diine,ai It ia. iln the Strit'aeSt eniC of tiae
t nerves ar' :remulus :ami relixedl, it
'Ce- them;t ii the htowels ar cotnsti patedl,
relieves thl:'if the liver is :orpial, it pro
>es' act ivity. tat thaat orgmltit ifte mind is
101my, it cle-'rs awlay the clouds:l if te 11p
tie I- poor anal digestioni a slow andi >atint
I peaion :t e.re:I!t a relish for fod andt
ih'es the sttmachto l convter: it ito t heathl
ailment. Mot eover, it is ia sp'citi' fot' a
re nmber of :tilmnets, somea of wich ab re
l~tien!nraiy, prevalenat in the diam p anal chtilly
.ather whttih we so often experience i i
tr.; Among taese mnay be menCttionled
eum]fattsm, chills and fever and all the nmor
1 r'anditari.s r ;ate ge,ti-;e atd, sea.retive
as suptrinduCed Ly leaegge f
n iperatm ctami th:e inaelemencaties ol the -ea
It is4 Not Genaerally Known
fliat the Thortest posile ron:e hetwieen
Sotth :ad (reat W~est is thri:aTh St.
uls, ovear the St. Lo.ai-, Kansas C;ty and
rtbernt Short Line. Th is roadl has ginefd
rpa ih ing imatporitace by aasonl of imt mensel~C
pendir ures ini the la,t two years, of' over
o millioni dall:ars, besides earniin:ts, ini ifl
avements of road-wa:y, in re'layintg theirt
r witht best gnality of neCw steel anad iron
0:; lt-cal itew ties, :ntq stibla tirng
elegatly earple:e.1 antd fitted, with dress
rooms with toilet l'Ii,cveieces for Iia
s. gentlemten anld families traveling with
idien, withiout any exira chiarge. Thais
e runs six fast Expiresstratins betw ecn tie
iSiaip i ntd Missonri Rivers, twit more
n any othtetr road, attd conntitS with all
grett L:mda G;ratnt lioa:lds int the West,
d has adopted all umodern atipllianices for
set the r'o;.i beOrea atnd .after the passage
eacht train tat See that every:tin is ill or
'. We re:'ommetnd those contemplatinar a
p WaXest to talke the St. Louis, Ka'nsaas Cify
d Northierin Shoirt Line, it being the onily
C rnnlinig tharouIgh cars betweeni St. Lotus
d I malla, mull for tickets over this excel
it line we. refer ottr icaders to atny ticket
eit seiling tharout tickets to the West. For
ip, cirenlairs attd Time tablies laddress
her J. 1F. MIcCarthy, (;incinnati, 0.: or P.
Groat, St. L,ouis, Mo., eitheOr ot whtom
Il'rnisn anj i:niforlai 1ltesired: :-t
NOTICE.
Tue utnder'sigrned giv.es notice that hie
1 .on t Ih:tht dayi of April ne'xt, apply
th litn. .Tas. C. Laby,' Prob ite Judge
Nen'.herry', for a Faial Dischaarge antd
rh L ( e .' s -it'lltch '.';are o'd D)a'vid
I will mtake a fintal settlemient on the E.
t of Martint Riter. Senior, dec'd., itt thle
obate Court for New'berry Counlty, t". I',
i the 7rth d.ay of April, 1874, atnd will at
e Samett timeI apply to said Coutrt for a
athalishaarge aIS Adinist rator, with the
l anne..::d ofV .O I.' hate.
IMPORTANT TO
armers and Gardeners.
it persons who wish to raise the
REST A M EST DAR Th ORp
onla send Twe~tytI.ve cets rt one pacCa,
ALSATIAN CABBAGE SEED.
Caibbagesof te finest~quattlity and tilweigihl
g tpwads of Sixty pountds, may'. be rmtsedl
any' part of the United States trotm these
Eaci>a~:ek-age c'ontiattuntg anO oWIe. will
Ssent., fee' of posatage, to any ad1dress. on
eeint r.I'the priae, y cents c. g hi.
'.(kjtges for One Dutllile -. -
F hah directiuons haostand 'whent to pitantt ae-'
mtpany each package.
A ddress, 31. M. REkYNAL & C0..
8:r Amiit,y Street,
-a ntt 117.nw York City.
Newberry Buoines Director-y.
Cad fRe.fern inserted ni.ler appro-t.
priato henadinc- io th.-, ml.nn. P rofe.-m:l
Ai mo n, .\lvrchauts. Nvh-cs.s wid Tnah-s
:ew-rallv. shl d04! have a pl:te- in I hi- Di
rect ory. Ter-n:s:niodecratu.
Dry GD:ds. Shces. &c.
~cF.l.L. P: PUL.-hoil-s:e anal r'tail
, OT AIls-, N t r.i,n : ! n: tie >y
lmlC' v'. Wv. & I. S.-I'-alt-S i:1 D:y
1; ;s.-:brn i: . ry l m i th t
Dry Goods, Groceries. Clothing, Hats, So.s.
C)tt5n Baye-s. &c.
- OVELACE& k [iEE L.-i)-:der,ii>r
i G(oodls.Groc eie.< lthing. II!..ot -.She -.
llt General stock of :111 k:: l I :tr.
chalndize.
FL)OT, M.-Dvaler in GJei--nral Merbn
- llize. D)rv . v-. C-wv :wl ;:rn
r i iS 11 1 - ' d. N.. .:
p . )\H J. D. -!r ftno s NI t ie i: . i i:
UJ i ;.1.~ , s o s 11::--. :a :l :1*"I:'-e ::i
d Nz : (n - v qa1ii r. y i,: :1.
. Oli. Tl' --- >y ./1 o n:s -th
. w s. lla li tati vner.l r
- -71LSO N. J. M. : i:i :y
SGoods. -at.w r. C kl-ict. :iii
h:unize.4:;
T . a.lt . T.1:.---W al :l :t1d lictai l
tiler in t.en a .re .
1-o s G -- :.ie.- . ltkery. lim:a sn p
"AT IA . A. 4a1 :st1 IlL
. \ . N ..\. .\.--Mry and! l t al h
r lilns C"okl .i a;d :
. . tr a t f ki:a l. c -. 4ic .
aadtrapinry.
';AryL. A% ).pecialo- ina ;inh sph.l!
V;tu e Fr:t.c. 4::1*::!V
A ' .T.l Wl . W T.-ali:ie i artn-ooi. n Al
. I l ia i 1n . .4-ps al te. Ial ri e s.
L : de li I t f tel.i n r:
Rartures---ao trl.
L.A LELJ.1 . y .- e al , er vet d a t apll
SI didassort ien hlai rnsoFurtl-rl
' turI e all F ilr an ur:te r e; :al*e. :l
H MtIA. W. II--:bnt areoin, Inr
Ni:yleb ofupiv:unreake. C: Vtresr
t0.::de wll!t tes:t.
AM Ai H Ai.L. LO. ! E a.- .a r d m t al
a iel. i ule ie O iell , Cncutio
'r1 h .! it 4t oer i. . :e
iwiu \. W . u-ie,Sdent A rt. 4
styles ofPi tlsres .ae. O!P ue
.\EGE R.'. G tto l-y aittrinrs- 1ra
10od Iin l"ankrut\ :*(w:;i ' 4;Jl
:% I Di in a the Courts ofhi .a.
te lit e S a i. t
I diai, i inth n ilt . ttl&Cou. 4:ed
A E li. C. G.-A tr'ly a tgLa - nl lIeg-i
te n aikrupatyfori CnFes.in
:1D.re. .C tinssin MecalltheCur. o
- ) NES. t l I.--Attorni-e at Lnw. !l-li
ol M1ai .mreet, over".\rs. ). .\ow'trMs
10or,- 47
Xoruments--Xarble.
WII IIC\'L.LI\-unet,natct r
a ti-r, an m aini ftubeaalga Ir
PEER.AS. L. ..-Dealer in Foreign :Ind
D omeZtAic AMarbsle. Moaumnats ned d
I o r d e r i n b e s t s t y l e . 1 3:
Public Hall.
puh :enr taini.sonl ionda Wed-.
iejda. riahtatind Surdayligs. ofr e
wei-T . u:o u' r " Lt
71 1 .\l N. JoHon. A:4.l--n u ; f
CottSn Wi. faproed style ar4nd
Garanteris andGo..&. -
W Co .misin Merin rchts. an
tuillCilo Merchanit.1 aleITs t a
L <.CAUG NClI . A. J1.-I &'tC.--,Co nnio
Merchan('tt lnititde::ter., i t ertilize d
ent forQ~ Gowe C x:uidri .\lrklceys ll
teI Wagn. &e.nL los lgit a is
CocttonByere--SGnroceFrus..
piCE .U. W.i& Co.-~l -Ctto Armer:an n
in-:dlfery. inruats, Flu, Toracco Ian
cAr o,1AS bes kiE.Dae nGrcre n
.C P.ationupplies Cahdvaonc-don
ot- 4lk3%rutsnsaon us o
un Cttnweadahaers
EAV'EC.L &OH SPEDAkrUAN-Gee a;tch'
provsion Dealers OIOC.Dnttein Cuplote
.n 1byers oft Cottn Vae~,.4i
Mechans,yMDleho Raw.n4
G rocer Ies -Canne y oods, 0 l
4C ERtl. .onnM.-Deae in Groeres, Can-.
Unedl Goods. Perfuery Man Toyso al
leserirtions.s4
rAET..\C. S. F.-rocies, Clane
Goodtacas, Confeicinael Libacco and
Witars. .3
I OWElm. A. . & CO.-t;roervaetni Pe.
ti I-tr inTobacco. M.g-r.- -i'- - 1
T cco ainstd Ljirs. hp~ j~iii~ 43
D C oiod Iiineris eas r i
M i ll ine.Frnytsi Gao,dus,
asil an TobawcGoods4'
KidwlanvWtcs, kes
Hosb,wiry,vnd1 pge
specadm Pye asols,nc ands.e.4
'lohndkies
OWERoMC D.-illner at d ol
'Akn. Unnets ndi ae- tk
- UNDER RERALD OFFICE.
THE O rD DRU% GXH USE R'!ri-jV.t:VED.,
With an entire New Stock of Fresi hnd Cthoice took
c
HARRAL & PELZER,3
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
11,67 .?1ee1 -- M)Ill. . - - 'htSIrxlo:. S. C.
SUCe:z.-:. t! 01 3 s hi H s:-- 0'
U1AVIL.AND, H.\lAI, X 0.. 4:!brbim::.
ID. F. FLEMIUNG 00.,
W a r.-..'h !: . .- :o:.I w e!!-,i lee .t. cm k o,f !' ''t A \N! D S!!O .E, comn
ID. F. FLEIIN 3 & 00.,
CziARLESTON, S. C.
A i;
THF31 G-REATr
ATLANTIC COAST FREIGHT UNiE,
Comprising Charlotte; Columbia and Augusta. Wilmington,
Columbia & Augusta. Wilmington & Weldon,
Seaboard & Roanoke, and Connectin:g
Railway and Steamship Lines.
Transporing Frd:.:hts to :;:ni liro:n Stctanship Whar-es at Winiln1(ton :aiil 1'ort,
mouth. \'irginiat, withon)lt ar:ying. transfer-, oar exnaoslr l.a weaa -r. :a i in I lren.li tar,
to tl.Ir.in al Al po.its SOt:t ba. Being po~a.w al oft :ttlale eaqui pinental :aor ::1 lt ah neces...it es
a'' tr:ijli. the .3!:.naagemenata inar ;l.. :dl i to to) the. ':ans.ai.a io 1:ailit:. 4, of b:s ilne,
iliji h i.- el !:aP! (;tlher inl prompIjt l:i -veent. eaielUi haa;intiin:'. unbroaken traIn-il anal lowa
anforiat inof (i hle faorwari.!in !i n Itiies i:, re ar ly tra:lnmitt t oalI, l) .4 'ers. alna!< l
signe(es. :111 l al clai imn- :'or l.as dama;ite :uia overcharge promliptlin a; e.a t i..:1i, by .\gents
SCHEDULE OF CONNECTIONS:.
At Portsmouth, Va.
N-Vl &*aTIM -
1:.iY LINE STEA31Ehs..- .-. . . . .ily. 7 p1. 0 ..:
l"OR~~~ HOF-iAZ,LJI1IA
FI-Lic PI-( o:l'-LrviA
ANN.\ !M SIC IN -:. l'EA11El:S. - - ;!ini:ay. Wedne.',i:ai' , n :m lrIn::y', p. m.t
(Ll) Di PM! NIUN ,T E.M3ElI.. 3oilalays. ,it--.!ays. Wetna ys-1~ . 'Thur'-inys:u;;t n Iaurda-,
at1 I p. mi.. :1ni ext ra Sip wheneiiver niece.v*ary.
FCR B.STON.
31lE!i'l.\ANT- &.\lNEItS'LIINI'..-- *----*TTuellaysaamlFi<ays.at Ipm
FOl jj P \iD)IENri:E.Tin
CEmi.n ChN .LNE. -l-- Ctia s a Kainlay-. at I p.m .
At Wilmginagton, N. 0.
flALITlMOhi4 (SuUTVHR N' Tlt-\NSPORT'I.V(\TN COMLANY 's T !:A MERS, Wea nesdlays
Ft l'ILL\ l)ELPlHiA. I~Ill :y.
Pliltl..\)ELbIIIA & SoRo'lEoeN STE..ll nd CO.\A'\'a ll-:ltS. Co-..-r Tcaytir.
Conectcinag at each place w itha rail l ies for all New Eu;ghitid town. to' whiib !aawet en~r
rent~aiwa rate an.mhi Livnnf-i-n:nuts.l
Th lla ow ing nai .\A nt Noitha i:l lattend, in) .ill fea-pctte, to a i' p:ll til ot thi.,
linie;
W. H. F iTZ El,. wil), N r. L l'y Olli SA -ve- .A. W. EI -LsRE, i :- 'n 1;t 1treet.
nout . Vi 4.
E.OK.1-O'U%kn; ES'. P7i s oliti' h r. 11e s.t i ilce ! i*(l
NE W YUlthT. PTN
v. E. ]l a.\ INElD. :7 Iroadway. G. 11. KEIT. n. ki tr n. it ai et .
"GREAT ATLANTIC COAST LINE."
PAST PREICHT SCHEDULE.
E1lpecially Iar.:Uag'' lar the mfovemet'h of Co t tonl :u 1ia rh:l 'o iat'ic.Ii ; ha'1niedi time.
Gevet OlMING NORTH. '*i. G3ING SRUTH.
I.cave~ ~~~~~O IC01E1111 -.1 Illn l , MI.E PRSOT -- .-,.m
.\rrive :at WlI INGTO~''aN - &;aa :a. mi. Arri-:ca t WI l.M ll ..T N - - :.::;p.u.
I.eAYe WIlN'; [N - - -a.n p. i. Leave WIL.\rNG.TkN -ns- 11a. p.m.
Arrie t Iii tl'orh illh - 2.l I,. ni. Arriv at +CI!.(:iBI A . :,-ne p.m .
tCollnenting. withl itan:tad Fre'ight Trinls from GreenvCilletc antd a;ohuia Railraal, anal
Chl ttl l l)i~ivi,in of Clur te. C uiwhTia d van .tguista I 4 ra.ll.
|C'u o itig cloisa'y wit h tan i wara<t-boutti lattimnore, Philadaelplhia. \ew Yoark anad
LDstoNIO 6aiiT. ES.Mndy4
'Coldti tng cloasely with inwar:tl-tbounda Jktlt imore. Phiilaadeliiin. N'ew Yaork and
'Con t i wi th~ ont Fret Train of Greenville. andI I 0 1limbi:i Rail:i, ani' %har-1
lotte Division of Charott. 0Columbia) :: A nnFt a1t 11:1
AVERAGE THROUGHT TIME:'
Augusta to iUaltimore, I lays: .iuust to Phila.delphIiai, ip 3: Autgusta to
New Yol-k, 6 Ia; A wbgesaa 1 isson,! Daya.1
.si- For all ifo.at,ion, la 1)111 . aof Lain(Ilg, Through R:ates. aMae.. ('IC'.. apiv to the
n,lli's t.igiaLrnil .\gants ofi the l.ine:'
F. W. CLARK, A. POPE,
Assistant Gieeral Freight .\genit. . Genera:il Freight Agont.
Wi.limin.gtO F. N. C. W'i il l-nin . N. ( .:t: !!a.a y. N. Y.
ANNUAL METING OF TEE SOUTHI QARG- -
LINA RAILE~QAQ 00MylaiY AND OF Setring' dfIachines.
TIE SFUTHWESTERN RAILROAD 1LANK
C,unaa w:sroy, S. G., March; 1 ;, 1874.
Stockholders haivin" Przoxi.:s intended to
be used at LHIe m-eing to be held onhe WHEELER & W iSON
14th Uand 1-th or .pr1C p: ox lino, are r
quse tO lodga them with either of the 'nrrv 'UIT TWf
fol lowing Cotmm:atte e, who will hbe in attend-'
ree at the 1: ,! of the Bak af harleston,
auiwg le me..inkg of thlt 1th A pri!, for
:he purpose of vet ify ing Praoxies. (n the
folowing day, du0rig the el cion, o.h.
dutias la;ay preventt the Ce:;i..uttee rom
examningit bas..ias of P'roxies before the
our foar clozing the polls
L C. IIEND)RIGS,
E. P. AI.WAR,
C. 14"T. IIAN U .:; Ilr aa.IIN1G,TT 7; w S ei
Comm;ittee oni Proxies,.
31ar. 25, 12-ut.
ANNUAL MSEETING OF THE STGCXHOLD
ERS OF THE SOUTH CALINA RAIL
fe -0-COASTLiIN.;'
ROAD 0OMPANY AND OF THE SOUTH Is Without Doubt the Best
WESTERN RAILROADEA NX. in thec Country
Crta.nersTo, S. C.. March 16, 1874. 1 sESET'''
Thae Ami:u:dl 3eetinag of' the Stockholders 9
f the South Carola R.:ilroadl Comni'ary "..2l t;ll. lS RUNNIN.
nd of the South:-western aih-oa atl; ine SIMPLET;ttNS'lRM'CTED. an
will be held in thti. eity, in the HIall of the MUST DI R A B~Ll- MA.\G NE IN the mar
[i:nk of Chareston, North.east corner of kt
Broad aind State streets, on TU'ESDAY,, I'ro;n:meed by 1 by.-icians >b the1
April 14, pa oximno, at 11 o'clock A. M. Ont L:~ .rm'ious.
he day fohllwing aln elecliont will hbe haeld I i !ELEI~ & WIL.'i N ha eee
etitecn tihe hours car 9 A. M. an;a .> p. .' Te }ales of' 187u lait 2 -a.1.oe ha
for fifteen lDirectort in :he~ Rairoid (Conm- aa fI i a l Jmr h
p:tny and thartee:: Directors inl thte Ratnk.*an prei . .a
.commnittee to i'erifv proxies wil tta. . .tlc ' ae o air Aiu usta Othiee, Ior ISas
StockhaolderI w:ll Le pa.sedi over the were 3,50 3achmtes.
Rod t nd'ri'te meeting free ofi 4"1eo S' ' VI 1 )',i
uharge, J.ou th . E RY N' ALMENT.s. Ol Maen-s of all
- ot .all kui is neat! oe
- ~~Stle Roomu at Ma:-rs-. McFall & P Ool's
In the Common Pleas--New- Stoae, Naaaberry., S. C.
berry. L. H. REDUS,~
Lambhert J. Jones and William (N. Parker, Mat'. I1, li.-tf. h~iaaen Agent.
- The Fa d7aot.
Comla'iat far It junc;tioni and Relietf.r' .E
By~ order of 'he Couirt passead in tis' ac- ~pt ~ '
tioni on th;e 16th' aday of Fa'br'ary t A. D. jj [
1S11, the Copartnte'r-hip heretolore exitintg ~At 11 M
between Lamber .! Jone, W'illiami H. ai' ttI:lhta).:tIred frsl,
We~bb ;anda Williata (. VIa er, 1unia11h:
irmt inae of WEBI, .7 N> a k' RRER,h
is :di2l,i, amai thla Ctaea itor- or =.sid Paart- .~4~ E
lefsilj Ilre ord'ered to establith ther re
pective dealctilnds :u:aiait .sa i Prtn ership\It 4L (
before meC, ou or0 bef.or-. thea ir': t. at' a N.t elvfta iin ot;>
ta .,f tile Uo'irt ofi oma."ot'n Pla t- or I i 'o:a o't -Nw Wa IS:n.'M'
Newberry County.II~ Il.~I;tI ani",aa nh(at.f
Feb. 16, 1874-7-11t. jieaa-a"I;igisllywta'.
Regular and Transient ~ ze ~t ~i
BY~ MRS, BRiE.ZERlE. I i-Y-:I.Lall
43PLINSTEEw on. ,:xhitio,a ed ors.e
COMRS,BD. MOWER,
tIa~hilSichi orresaol:tn n-y-tainlCamy f.uiy an-nadto
to heCenra htel Tanien loa'd 2 J:o eei.-cion itk~~ ivhamrwiet:nd
daegrerdIyw!! ld m.ow1opiil .
''SOU HERN QUEE '' prte chane, tht de; isaycrr s ofiit tirc~
W' rtastn'- i:e pu li e-ose of msr;~o a l
e g o adj men , t !. irs Clo-r f:e ur: oby
- ~ ~ 4j'an :aeaii rcs'eai machn i the maket.
po~a iiiriihmtinths ?.IIIde oi. o h:,.- Ed: . of "Sinii PD A :neA e,
July Pri.iI2 A T RE T Aar ::;e. 27, 34-- r. alSI~ilClCt
The loal i n~~eint bei ne Ca Gre.il & CoumiaRalrad
per.ay. . a11,1 -f
Diry Goodv, 6-oure. .
'THOS. W LAKE
puh!ie that HIE HAS PI'li ASEI Ti!
ENTIR E -T1)K 01' GOOD. OF M ESS!
JOBY E WEBB & i(., all ,,f a, a'c
wilf SELL ON 3U1ST IE_i:N.I!L,E
TEhMt.
e S:ock consist- o, a gentral asz.rt
ment ot
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY and
SHELF GOOS.
AL: .re iTotiOn o the SWAo: n ili hP Sold
At Cost for Cash!
To make0 room for other d
: t ot lhat i h. lben
able to seenr, the ,.-ve of '1. A. G.
Marbn, f t:,-iar tir o l !f". .\ hilrm:.n X
Co., who will 'ave eutire co:roi and man
:gc:.ent o my bu,*iness, ;::d I fel assured
th:at t ah c y .ne ece of th i il en:!em::. add
ed to i r.e i ::e.s 1:; ritev,, wrarna.
me in saying that s,iis : o: wil b, ;.ve:1
in evcrv re:por. lie w%;i bea-s sted by
Mr. J.. Ii. z7ird, N as i: a ge lie h
samc firm, to..i,e-r wit h Mr. Gpo. W.
Gln a: J. W. r iaony. .
A s-hare of pulepatronage i; solic-Ited.
THOS. M. LAKE.
Feb.-4,->-tf.
REMOVA L
ReZspectful7y inoro:n;,- Lis customi.:rs and
h,e pub!le generaly of Newbcrry, and sur
Oundingf c try, that he Las removed to
tne
EIg'IA, and Commodious Store
lately occupied by . C. Sihver & Co.,
ind th.at h s :iaddd Lartelv to his stock
Sal the vaiious lines o'
Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shoes,
Family Groceries,
Nic Nacs,
Heavy Groceries,
Plantation Supplies,
Bagging, Ties, Grain,
Hardware,
Woodenware, &c.,
Which He Offers Low for Cash!
Customcrs in want of goods, need only
as for . :n to be at o:Ieeq spp! d, by :iny
of tLe Va o or,ps of Sal!Ime who will Ie
at':ntive To Ievv demiand
Large, Varied and.Cheap.
CELEBRATED
NAVASSA GUANO
on most liberal terms.
Al the,t I a:a is that buyer3 visit myv
'tore*, to gut.4?atae ine a conlth:lrance 'f the
very generIouts patronlage ac~co:ded t1e inl
theO put, and for wichel I bere take oceaL
THOS. F. HARMON,
Nex: Door to B3ank.
Ja,. 7, 1-ti.
IS RECEIVING IS
FALL anid WINTER
Anid hi s:oek is h:g a'd v.aried, in th
D[888 ald fally 0palimalt,
A~ we'll :i in
GROCERIES,
CLOTHING, HATS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
BLANKETS,
HEAVY WOOLENS. &c.
SilORT PROFITS FOR QUICK
SA LES AND SATISFA0CTION
GRAN ITE VIL1LE
Shirtings,
Sheetings
And Drills,
To Merchants at Man
ufacturer's Prices.
Thc Highest Market Price
Paid for Cotton or other
Country Produce.
M. FOOT.
Oct. 1, :!.'-tf.
FFI' NIT CMMIi-?!t)NERS,
NFW I:Y I. .. S. C.. Mar. '2. 1S74.
It ., e- i,*'. a e 4h Cou l'y ('Irami ion
r ne:d La::.e. Itut i. by way ofJuly St ee.t.
interietn;i thenc c: ri ad two4)r ml hem
F:ro,. 3:Ve', rend h. ad I out by' thae '-eelal
-oi bit to:.h road onl btter g'r.nd.
The ree'.:1;:4n ws: ree.1 .o by De nni<
Mroates and.! tn Lice, but1 wa- objected to
by Tho~s. Ke:it:, upon ;be ;:rt.und :tha t e
thiuks thet. f'ozu. rm t 11lemen r 4.::d is -rr:tcient.
1)EN N!S MO ArTES.
Ch air'ri. B. C. C., N C.
AL LX I-'1:CE.
T H-OM AS KEITlT.
Mar. 4. IS~193*
DISSOLUTION.
Thei irm of BLE ASE & CO., con.st:ing
of He.ne v I. Blas ar.' Robert B. Hl) n..i??
as farmer.s muiliers, &:e., has been di::o4v.d
10> said bsi:.es 1 a::: the h.ands of Hecnry
HENRY HI. BLEASE,
R. E. HOLMAN.
Hla--izI turnel over to~ Mr.i..r;' ff.
Biease4 ;41 myl '4tere'St 1n thl. 'am1 of 't
& Co., i soilei: for him1 . same. :. r.
p~atronzage th4at wa1s t,.e fem'~ good .rten
ao en.,y R. 13 ilrM A