The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, April 08, 1874, Image 3
Lp W. an LocaL
AUigle or tr;p-sieqt 'buy-ines not,icet in
of fifteen .4wuzs per ;iae-libera, cnutreet
12ade forthee; vx or twelve monfhs. It.
The American Sardine Co.'s Bone
Kes Sardines;-are nch better, a&V
ess than h:lf the cost of impord
Sad ie 8-1ad.
'TAKE NOTC-A part.ies havin;Ad
tatnistrAtor's or Executor's Notices for
Ub1W1tionl. will save themuselve- trouble
cmu.iug parepared to pay for-the sane
Aefore inserti. as or: terns :tre ca
- L.aUe.r.aIiiltg aiur nottees will be
beld responsible for :ht- paynient. -.
They will alo be held.responsible f6*the
piblikatton oiill*'notic., in lp.irkrtipt ces.
- 2 i-SO ntA:-die i6ebihlan?th-ind rust
the partie. adv&
~ k d-ab. rid1ot s:rictly cah.
Al p:pers .xha. be ,topped hereaft."_
- n as-iI-Sern of sub cripion txpites, un
4s stcory Wrngemntts. are rnmde to
*.otitnaamssbame. - .a
The'A 4 ldderotesexpia--io:" after ftat
- " tppaper it dsco M snied.
Nwxb M ethWop in mind. 3-tf,
*..W.
E & W.. : $ ii-d- Sprin:: Clo:Ihin,.
BReiii:im'i D. L*ke-Notice.
]onuglss-U. f3. Inuerual levinni
I r1all-Casi.Wawted.
g ? f. MMWhBa-Nt ice-Rnktraptcy.
4 . 0-CU4se Co -Pine -Hbr-es for Sale.
jagnF e for salie4 .b
ASkftUA?1eno.-Easter was.
elsehaef -the'Lutheran nMd Episco
i cFALL & PXOL.
RgsIexxED..Rev. R. A. Mickle hah:
he pastorship of the Presby
6,\ w*A WChrch of this"pTace.
d...e Demon si Reliabke Pa t
ns of. all Udrts ,Can he obtained at
D.3 ower's.
1A T*Di- LAST SA'n;p4S.-The way
n0Wnn rolled -i -And dii d. bacon
&ysa r eminded us of
4kbus d 6r fs1.f
Ti. ed. af..a-agrSatmmer dream
U*,Tj e -ifig4tk forewr more
If you don't biry your ,hoes at, Pi 'sd
Shoe Store. 71-..
NZW SAD U . Frank FarI?e!
qW_h. vster O.cupied
-l i.Wishrff1fi alive
at tiD . Ital
n ra gmes,ne man and ok4
Woanadedulioh Neyberrt 4
apennysof eaeh they met."
* . ou'wish. to see@e DoIly, Ida, Ed
dy and frgW~iin ,the pr,ettiestimdt
40 iMn"lP&ofs7 12tf.
a ' N W are please&ih beinga~ble to state
f*MEll:.H.".(let, President el
the bedion Fitetr..located:inTre'en
sederbyiitf tsiE t of thi above
h y ier sells Shoesles.sbtan ayu i,a
b~sleen-tkni, ikogan
- iueranimmsgntiebureau and at:W-T
yed na~UhionT? ljkjYiorfor
* - tea.about,these thiInd are thiey 'wait
ggierqg'send Now .i6
-*' J. _ 0&erb 13-tf-I
tof AprIl. Al
gasS) '~ lD't IL1-On E
analy~dhi -town
~ ? ~t~e%f a sigg%lkr,zraise9m
- 'reue-aisd' with ai
Rrif arsd pistols. ars .t the
L~.a.,4tbefrehe-had.ma~de any
~~a wi 'vti a - sipper,tE
tackdrsrf&ers so vigorously $h.t
~~~guec f iikly. 'The guikty ones
...~ &>hasetNet brot| bt-try fromi Charles-4
' se" MiSb s-iied -,3-tf.
~jsn&31TA.-Who istis?t
.C, ghase. Evervbdy1
P' bnows he has corn, bacon, flour, meai,
Sgoods.. eandies, eracks
to other thing~s
te because
- er smaa l
S sOR is b"e issuceig
~ f~r:dr4 av yoy End bD? some-j
a., ,tLg He realig and trulywneansi4-t
cAIai, T4.Four, Syup Teeu, S$w
gj.Cof~ h1eese, Maccdr', Rice, Po
'x IpNsTITUTngs.-There is no place1
in the cty nainlin where a man
the.hllef hiirenethi*sg t'o do with tss
rpperuiet the worth ohI&s
et 'amoney with as mueh preasant: satisfac
tinas at the Tonsorial establishmnent of1
~,~eysrs. Reese & Carroll. Shatving,
- $rimming, shampooing, dyeing or other
-.wise beautifying, -in the most-approved
style of thie atrt, are there done to:
..pe fe ion. If yoa woulW, enljoy ei,
S-ther or all of thes~e manipulations go
i - to Rleesi& Carroll's
&- delltht eds el."Sbua i-'
sac '~~'Soel t ie's we3--tof.y
lace Shoe at Pbifer's. 13-tc.
* ~*. ~
Jellie<. Fi. !c.'. ,rli.<:. Nm.i. For
My W4. 1. (herse. 14A
.was iot a verv
large att-nhdnee from the comntry inl
tow lstStdaa, wing. wapie
to tf.lusv seasc with the fair'mrs,
re*ng. the 'eil for painting. But7
StO fratCs chage4Jiaunds under the
____s hAnmer, orie coitaluing 2.>6
res sold for i,00,imd the other.
o tjning 127 acres. sold foi.-0.
Sotfine. Shoj u~ t atrrive~d atl-Phit'i's.
S :e, button-diont-i, Kid, Cloth. F
s.a 1Olf-skie7 ~ -t'
MNc G-Attcition is -alled to
ideretifement of the -Nessrs.
Sw:ulield of Columbi, by which it will
be secil that this popular clothing and
outttin,g establishment is thoroughly
equipped for the Spring tride. B>esides
a complete an(d hirge stoek of ready
tiauelothng, these g geiee have
on iuind mnclegant assortment.of piece
goods from which by the aid of an ex
peiine&'l and skillful cutter they prom
Hise to give - good fits. Orders promp
attended 4o.
IIave you seen 9.e beautiful Eglish,
Beatrice and Gemn V:ts at. McFall &
Pool s? - 12-tf
Ti E TiCK R.X1 sET.-ast S:atur
ard mi-in harangued from a buggy the
n net peopje of Newberiv on th- sub
ject of tricks. He said he was em
plojed by the anti-gambling societv to
goth ough the countv and expose the
variods tiic4s by Wliki low characters
swainpte re(jousgrn hons. IIe
"sCid neve bet with a man on his own
trid; if he- -tdll-yon-h can swallow
s:aw mills and pine logs and spit out
hemlock lumber, don't bet With him.
.5qnder.-what he is- mn- t He is .a.
shrewd one:
-ittac;rewingrtm ndo snoag,
Cigy 4atd W" pes. For salc at W.
EiNITNb.T$n C. Dial. Cof
oc of farming -tools ad -iiaoehines,
such as the Diamond Cotton Chopper
-n4l Cultkvator )'arr. Ioes,Watts'
teAefd flo w,id Aed 4lr iM
-plements as are usually needed on farm
or in garden. le also Ias-Blaksinith'
tools 'bf every variety, aiid naterial for
building wagons -and carriages_ of a.l*1
kinds. Also a fine 16t of Hardware al
ways on hand. .Ie guirante6s as 4ow
pisas can be foul in Coluubia for
the same quali.t of good~ JOrdei s so
jigj Ters.ca'h& -t t.
An extra large stock of McMullen's Hand
Rib,t.Paers. 13-tr'.
!lioHvs -Atention
is called to the card of this popu1t
fruse, to be foundt in- this issue. The
"Wheeler" under the elnieient'manage
ment ofLIr. FoTlock1lhas gained agey
sj~tation1 secod t.none QtheV, and in
conequee is generally:ierowded. -The
rdomzs of tis. house are ha~ndsoml~
furnished, while its cuisine, tind 'all
g .v ppptmepts which go to
make up a first-class-hotel;are unexcep
tionable. It is a. pleasure to know that
he fog SpiySI t be found
in the-ofice- - otk'4
intttibn &p47plie.s ear bebogt
af~1(se|s.Grq~ccrj &&re, at thdoe
- - .. 14
-Wmrr:WT&rmtMm have I
yon evr.a haaxI h arden in which vou 1
have tugged and toiled, and sweatedt
(dLier d,%n ne in the fond
licious vegetables, and then when every-I
thing ig.grwing beatitiftily, corn, peas.
p'ttotes, beans, radishes, &c.,liave you ~
ever had two:old malieioxs sows with a I
dizen or more of devilish'pigs, th'rough
sme ungecountable mishap, .to breakI
in and toot it upside down -with thei#
abominable snouts, have von? Well, I
if.u har~ no then you know nothfrg 3
of the agoiiy of our soul*at this mohient.
Weno ho it t c_ y -aw
iDe. 13 tf
Messus. ,KL a & 'H.-T
IThre is no'luestiott:hat these.gentle
men are doinig a thriving business~
their neat and well appointed store in
Coltu&b fuiier the C'olumbia' HIotel.
Tley deal exlsivej.y. in household [3
wares, tin, glass, china and crackery,a
and now have on hand -a complete and r
m entionedarticles,whc they are sell-s
ing at low prices. This Establishment
is well known in the. city of Columbia, j
:wing- made itself pop)ular by the~rea- j(
sonable prie :;rtd good quaHity of the
goods offered for sale. Da gt hgil ti
give th6mi) cell f o woijd iike any a
purchase i& thieir'ie - tf
rt gn be ie~did with all kinds
~fek cho Ocrics, at W. C.
..P, R "-We are under oblige i
tions to our Jd!apa coFFwspondent, -,
~. R., for: his recent interesting letter
fro tha~t enerprisingssection of this
growing County, and hope that he will
:ercise his pen frequently. We are
pdased to: say . that? the Chalybeate
Syriiiig allu<Ted to is fav~orablyv known to
us, and even now a- jug of' its beaiuh
giving dater stands within convenient
reach, thanks to W. C. S., one of the
corn planters -mentioned in his letter.
--We indulge the further hope; that the
example set by C. P. L., -will be fol
!owed by others from all tihe sections of
ti County, tat wa y Je able to
give our readers.as interestinmg ayri.ety
abyossible. Slioit communications of
locl character ate'at all times accept
ai,e.
The latest ,tyle- Hats to he found are ie
posing now at Pitifer's. They are real crown
n glories. Don't fail to buy two. 13-tf.
.GEwrrrz A LOCAL.-Happen illg to
ep outon the street the other-day Ne
drr ft conflusoi of o.es and saw
men eednvergzn#to i centre; 'e eOn
Vluded at once.it was;fight of som1e
kind a tiid lla.ene thitherward to get a
local. When we arrived we found a
mule strugling to get his leg from be
tween the spokes of a wagon wheel. A
careless driver had driven his wagon
against the mule and in some way the
leg beame ent:angled. We thought
the leg would have to br eak, but fortu
nately it was extricated safely. There
were a few "cuss" words used.. One
man batted his eyes three times, pushed
his hat on the back of his-head, aid-n
:,ccents loud. said, "i'm mad ndw."
le looked so and we left.
EGGS-100 Doz. for sale at W. (7.
Chawe's. 14
GrNERAL L.E.--The following is a
st ei'iJ2tea v raat Jee to a well
1. ~ ~ ~ ~ t isAftf- e val
oUi*'~i~.~uiote it,
r6: kW&tiiV11ha#-pervdes
LExI.NGTON, VA., 13 Dec., 1866.
Mt DEAR' CAPTAN.-I am111 very glad
t0 learn from your letter of the 8th inst.,
n your.well doing. , You must- perse
vere in whatever promises to accom
plish good and not be particular as to
Its sphere.of action.
I am glad to. hear that the people -f
,_arolina are cheerftil ml hopn the?
mvill labor vigoreusly to resuscitate their
'tate. All can find pleasing workJ_i
ier restoration.
In answer to your kind inquiries after
av health. I am glad to be able to say
hat it is as good as I have any reason
:0 expect, and enables me to perforni
ny duties.
Wishing you all happiness and pros
)rity,
I am very truly yours.
R. E. LEE.
IYc,s.rn HaMv, for sal. at W. C.
14
A NEW DEPARTURE.
'Onr Spring ant Summer Stock of
Raple zaod Faticy. ry Goods is nDw
omplete in allepartuents. Compris
n olf tfinewmstf k* novel
is of the day,which'we Intinil to sell
Lt the lowest living rates for cash.
We have also opened a Millinery De
artnent in connection with our Di-v
loods business, and having obtained
he services of one of the best Trimmers
southi, also the services of Mrs. 'Sophia
dower Redus, who is so wvell known to.
he ladies of this and adjoining Counties,
o superintend the Millinery -Depart
renit We have fitted dithe Yoom in
ar of our store in first class style,
riicli is 'a gemi ivithin 'itsrelf, in which
ee h'ave andl intend to1teep, constantly
>n hand a beautiful and well assorted
toek of-Millinery, an~dAIJl goods- uinl
y kept in that line
We would ask our friendls and ac
LtuaitanIces, as well as those of Mr-s.
tedus, to give us a call before purchas
ng elsewhere. We guarantee to give
ntire satisfaLction both as to style Jri
rice. TE10MS CASIr.
12-tf. - McFAPA & POOT
SAGE-.P'reshz"Greencille" San-[
rge for sele by W. C. Chase. 1
LBoTTHE TOWN AY9L COUNTY
The weather. remians us pf April
omewhat. .
-There were other reminders of tbisj
Lt on the 1st, through the Postoffice,
nt we prefer to say nothingabu
hem,.bu
.The plows are active this month, anil
he seed are going in and coming out.
:The soda. fountain has.not begun to
)av vet.
The rTwn Counci are goir,g to work
m the neighborhood of the east end, of
oundary :Street. Thanks, thaniks, it's
ieeded. Some, foks ,call it Poverty
ill, bet-ana thef are right.
hN6eof4aftpa want to be.en
ightened.-on,the subjecto the Conver
ion Bond, can; anybody do it? . :
Look out for the hogs, confound yepi,
hey got into our garden the other day
nd ropted up everything.
Go to the 'housa just atbpyp j. R.
darshall, the irrepressible, and see the
eather, Hair and Moss Renovator of
(essrs. Morgan and Wietmoreland. -
ake a mattress, feather bed, bolster
nd pillows on your shoulder and they.
niy clean them picelyfor $7.50.
Somebody last week said lie gi
~visited with lightning and terrific clis.
f-dnunder. last Sunday smaning' befThr
lawp." Ap uayelepmle 'visitor,.and
ater too early, we fancy.
There is as much difference between
ome folks as anybody else.
School claims prior to November,
872, should be rendered in to School
Jommissioner by the 15th inst.
The Newberry Debating Society post
poed its meeting until to-night, on ac
ouni of thc popal Rehearsal by Miss
~urtis.
Last Monday, sale-day, wvas a beauti
ul Spring day, mild and lovely.
A goodl way to raise corn-step on a
landy's toes:
We learni that Messrs. Thompson &
dnes, D)eitists, contemplate establish
ng a Igen oflice of dlentistry in Canm
len. If they meet with half thle suc
ess there that they have with here, it
till pay.
Thanks to Mr. Thom as Cook for that
ample of Extra Family Flour. Our
ook sa-vs "it is extra, for sure."
Mr, Bufgr4 h;is ggige tq Cliintoni yit4~
s flying horses. I
The party that went fishing oni Bush
iver, below Lindsay's Bridge, last
~aturay, had a good time, but only
aught a minnow.
The Treasurer is preparing to issue
xecutiops for taxes by the hundred.
x>ok. Qut.
Observe the rei flag at Nathans, sig
2ifying that lhe is selling off at cost.I
Win. C. Chase has blue eggs for sale.
dniaoe to vezetables so far as ean
from.
We foticed. the town lniuds, t(get!w
with tle gray uitale and eart. billy en
g(rared iln filling'. up soie ugly holes tll
other day. If those holk-s ne:r th
cemeterv could be filled it would be
blessing.
It is to be hoped that the farners o
this County will )l:at la:rgely of corn
that they mlay not be fbrced.anain t<
buy in the fall. Plant corn fist an<
cotton afterwards.
Tt were better too to plow ulti.
vate properly ten or fifteen ac thar
to. scratch over double the wiumler o
-acres. Indirffinent cultivation - mu
profitable and vexations.
INDIAN GfRf, CIGAR STORE,
(Uiiurpassed-by any retiail Q1*r Sto;(
of the South.) Special Agcency fol
"Genuine Diurhani" snmoking obiaer
(Bull ~Brand) 65 ets. per lb. "Silver
Lake" Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco,1.25
per lb. The "Ring" Chewing Tobacco,
put tip in 5 lb. tin cans, S6 per can.
(Wholesale Trale supplied at Fptetory
Prices.) Sole'Agece for the celebra
ted Five Cent Cijiar. Tliis CigauP is no
patent arrangement, calculated ti huni
bug lpeople out of their money, but las
becomc justly celebrated only on ac
count of merit. Meeting the wants of
the poor man, because it enables him to
get as goI a smoe for ~veEiTj as
can be bought eisewhere f6r Th nts.
leeting th wats of tle xich nian, be
'cause in thse times of unicertain specu*
Ntiobs he does not feel tha he ca,, 'n
dulre in his accustomed HAVANA, and
this i- the -be..s ubstittrc Mizting the
wants -of travellers, eeise hey can
protect themselves from the enormous
pric*s usu:iOly charged by dealirs, and
at the same' time get a better article.
Ueeting-thewants ofall, because luxu
ry-iin4 ie6norhy are-hereib-combined.
Sold only by Perry & Slawson, Indian
Girl Cigar Store, Columnbia HotelBlock,
Columbia, S. C. 12-tf.
List of Letters remain ing in the Post Office
t Newberry, April 7, 1874: :1
Mi' Lucinda Adams, William ArmatWge
Mrs Jnlit Agnew, Thos. W. Blease, Edvard
lird, . S. Brown,Joo. Barker, col'd; Miss
. J. Boyd, Mrs. Amelia Brooks,. Simpson
Cannon, Robt. Chappell, Sr..-Nancy Cleland,
Mrs. Ro.e Copelin, J. F. Denson.. Wesley
Grayem, Sallie Grimes.. A. Y. W. ~Glyrm;
A. C. Hollinsworth, W. P. Hill, Sam'l K.
Hays, J. M. Hampton, J. H. Hollingshead,
A. C. Hollingsworth, Mrs. Addie Hubbard,
Jas. M.. Huit'er,. Mrs. Annie Jones, N. F.
Johnson, E. V. Johnson. Mrs. Sophia Liv
ingstob, Mad Lindsay, col'd, C. M. McClerge
Genn 3Metts; Ben Mathews, -Mrs. L..C.:M-0
Cracken, Rev. A. Middlet9n, Duff Odell,
Geo. Patts, W. P. Pattils, Stafford, Parker,
3rs..E. P. Patton, Mrs..Corrie Pitts, L. H.
Rocbinron, Jo5. Smallivood, D)an'l Sheely.
Weslef Sanders, Robt. Sanders, Miss Maggie
Senn, Fannie A. .Simms, kililiard Singley,
ars~ Mamnie .Spriggins, George Thompson,
as: Tedmairch, Mrs. R. -T Thompson, G.
B. Tucker, Jack Thompson, eol'd, HnIt.I
Weiburn, Mrs. Francis -Wearner, Mrs. Frrai
is White, Sarah Wadsworth4Ophelia W-it
iams, W. HI. Watson.
"ThE COUNCIL RooM."-This is the rather.
peculiar title of a new. department 'that bas
eeniopenled in.-the~Cineinnati Monthly.' In
this depar'.ment the editor takes:a."back seat"
mud invites his* lady ,frienda., .syl. readers
: take possession and give their views on
housekeepmgg howe-m1aking Jind others mat
ers of interest'f the; home and household.
hough on'ly jumst opened' this: departuent.
oromises to be a great sti'ceess endwill doght
ess add largely to thoeanation of this i4
iine among the'ladics. 'The ofer'of'the pub
Tshrs- tosd.hi aen uaa ne and
Wood'"s Hoasd1iold Magazinie, both 'oue year
or $1;50,.andiucludinga copy: of The mag
d8fiet chronmo "Yosemite,.'- mailed, post
said, should seearie it abi immebse citrulation
Osample copy ,of-both maatinsy. mailed.
os-pnid for. 10 cents. Address' R:' S.
~H OMPSON & CO0. Cincinnatt; O:
STnts is MoiIET>-The old fash~ionedd
ter-of batilding bouses, and wit~Iing for
montnhs for' sashes, doors al''blin]st to sea
;on,is obsolete. A-live.euterr1iregmian who
reds:tlip posspdeas, 'and keeps poated'
ibont teatterwnrid'thimigs, wI!! tastile an esli
not fwhtier rl i tha.hane be is
ibout to erect, sendA Charleston, S. C., to
hle BuiJdeif!i rip0 , and have all his
Loors, Sashes and Blinde, ready to go in: its
lace .wl en the weather-boardings are pqt.on.
RdsM. I.Ha & Co., -tbe P~roprietors,
niemstetensive 'st6ek of Building
Haterials and Ornamental House Work; ~in
Suding 'White Pine and Fancy Lumber,:Mar
ale and Marbleized Slate Mantzels,-Asbastos'
oofng Felt, &c. Send for price lists 'and
.TUilutsm of 1tegect.
WHEREAs, It having pleased Almfghty
S.in his wisdom tro poe from us by
Nat), b,rother )R.i t W BEn, we bow
ith meekness to his divine will. Be it th e
Fore
Resolved, That in the death of ont brother
his Grange has sostained a gre.tt loss.
Resolve4% 3'hat\ve teiidersto tie afflicted
'amily of eordeceasedbrother, an~d his many
riends, our heartfelt sympathies in ;thisi
reat bereavement.
Resolved, Thatd a page in the Secretary's
:ook be inscribed and dedicated to the mem
g ofo deoesedbrother.
3Rsolved,'1a4i3rg ciue preaty,btle and
resolutions be sent to the afflicted family.
Resolved, That the Newberry' HERALD be
requested '.o publish these resolutions,. and
he Secretary.be directed to send a copy of
~he'to"th familygof thleceased.
- -' zespect*ially-sWumitted,
F. D.GRAHAM,)
- J. UB IELLE'd., . Qompittee.
Trib~ute of Respiect.
~t aAneeting of Pomaria Lodge ,.. No.. 151,
ei el.n the 7th of March., the following pre
nble and' Yesolutlos 'were uai.imon*ly
adopted:*
WHEREAs, ichas pleased ?IWj Supreme Ru
er of the Universe to so.mmon from his labor
pon earth, our beloved brother, THos.
MURPHY, and, whereas, the Masonic ties
that have so long bound us in muitual friend
hip to our deparied friend aie severed, no
nore to lie united until the grave shall give
yp its deadI. Therefore,
RepolvGd, Thtat ir,tig'4erniseof I3ro. Wir
hy, the order of Masonry has l6st in aotive
ind charitable member, .and this L'odge a
benevo!ent and devoted brother.
Resolved, Trimt in memory of our deceased
brother, this Lodge be' clothed in mournuing
For the next thirty days.
Resolved, That-blan1c-a piage of onr minute
book be dedicated to his memory, and that
these proceedings be bublished in' the New
bery HEEALD. J. II. ALEWINE,
GI;girman CQrpmittsp.
Tribute of' Respect.
DIED, on the 14th of February, Mrs. ANrNA
LAKE, aged 74 years,11 mnonthsand 30 days
Sister Anna Lake wvas born and lived
throughout her life in the same place in New
brry pistript.
She was a djyoted member of the Metho
ist G,hnrch; her accustomed seat in the
Sanctuary seldom being knowg to be vacant
uring Divine service.
A.< a mother, she was affectionate anid kind,
an.was loved most by. those of-her friends
who knew.hear best. Sister Lake-waus a char
tememberfEiSneerQrsmg0,faithifl and
true, and 'we firmly believe that she was prep
pakd fojt tIle IUeagpr gn4 is now safely gar
nered 'in the abode of the ples).
Since it has pleased our Heavenly Father
to remove her from om. mdt, terefore be
Srvivors' Asociatiou.
This Association met according to previous
notice in the office of Fair, Pnpe & Pope, on
Mondy, the '6th of April. Teli Pre-ident
- stated that the-Associatio: :ad been called
toge:her in order to select a day to be ob
served as Memorial Day. A motion was
hen inade that the 13t1 of MaY next be set
apart for that pirp6.' Ad-ptedi.
SItwas also moved and e.nried .lat the
Pr& ident appoint a c.)mnitiec of three lIades
and threo .::ereen in each ;own-hip, whlo
shall be entrusted -with the duty of niakirg
the necces:ry nrrangeuients, and that the
persons appoitted on such committees be t.o
tified of rheir- appoiitments : 'throngh.: the
newspapersif the County. ThK 'hein-! the
regulzr time Ibr the election of officers, on
motion, the same officers were un:nimously
re-elecred. Y. .1. POPE,
J. M JoHxSTOE. President.
Secretarv.
Newberry -Dimtit Monumental
Tc Association.
The Association met pursuant to the call
of the P'resid.ent on Mouday, the G;i of April.
The President'statetthat owing to the scar!
City of ificy during~thW last faf.o ca.ivaLd
bhe recent financia I panic. .io efforis had
b 1mad t m make aby,further;collection
On tioion, lhe followin'r resolutions wered
Mianimouly adopted:
Itolved, 1. That this A;oiation pledge <
it.elf to carry out the object for which i: was
2. T.1 :he twCommittees appointedl to make
coflectioius be requbsted to suspend operat ions,
Untili turthirnotice be gvvin by the PreAdent.
3. Tit 'he Treasurer he directed to pub
iah a sta tement of the moneys collected-aid
paid ou t.for the Associ:r:ion.
The same officers were re-elected for the
ensuing year. Y. J. POI'E,
J. 51 .OIESTONU, President.
Secretary,pro tem.
.-.greeibly to resolaion three, above, the
folloWing statemnetirfor -ufoney l elee i by
me. s Treasurer oftle' Newberry District
\fonumental Associi'fiou, is respecti ally sub
mitted -
R. N JIrIT, Tkiod . cOlnt with
NeiWrberrY Distrlct Mobpntedt alissovia
1872.
Nov. 1. Tro cash from Towns'p No. 1. $183 00
Dec. " " " "IL 117 00
Eeb. 1. " ' " " 5. 18 001
AUr.-2L"? ' '> 3800:1
5.-i " - '1 61 00
11y .6 '2. 21 00
Ity7 15 "e .C1%_
1873. -
Mlay -5. "' - " "2.22 5 0
June 2. " ' "4. 1 25.
S47275 e
The sane being on deposit in t4e Natioadd
B.ank of New berry; C. f
R .H W~ITreasurer.
A pil 6. 1874.
The.A*il nuinberof Wooi's.HoUSBo.
MAGaZiE, now upon out Ubte,:ell nstain
its repidu'aon as a first efds, live iblication.
While its contents are not deep or scientifie;
its pages are free from trashy sen4ation sto
ries, and are full of bright sunny reading
that goes home .to the heart. Te in gazine
pontainsAtV'psial ntfief Mlfl: M ions, t
and its general apparaice compares favoiably
with-tirehgt prcdtetTk Subiscrip
tIon price oae dolliar . year; with chromo
YOSEXIrE;o e dollpTud a, half. Subsyrip- it
tion may begin with any number Address,
WOOD'- OUSsHOsp- M.tAZgg New
.bnh ..HO.tH. P_ --.qLZ F- ?'C %Vro
-ponmerci#D
NEWBERRY, April.7.-Cottoji market closed
active, at 15 cents; ~a)pply offerinir.
Number of biles shfpppe uring eek,29. y'
NEW. XQE,'.Appil p-Cotton firm; sales
4,615 bae,"t 17!a7f Gold dull, at 13?t131.. I
Ie A UGymf, -April 0.-Cotton demand g.id1 O
L-nidlhis15. - *
BALTTYMORE, April 6.-Cotton. firnn-mid
Idiig 16)nlag.
1CHA RLESTOt, 'April &A-'Co ton firm--mid- e
Sustain the Sinking~ System.
The &ashes of excitement produced bsh
stimnTantsin iordifndry usevare'rftnowedb
reaciion that-is.always tmore or Iess dk
ous. Just as the darkness,-iRdiuin~ated fwr a
moment by,tge lighht,nin..;'s gJare,. beacomtd.
Apltiy61 d thihefer, sftedhis f.lash is
over, so the mental gloom and physical de
'bility that ia~nih~temporarily under the in
fhepccof a dram ui~ ithia ten-fold r
tr hnthe fan effect ceases.
hyicians1 litrfaly rbcrihe the liqa,ol
of comumercp )'or patients suffering from.
bodily weainess- and mental despondency.
Jhe tras remedy iu,such casesJpre stim
aant 2INiditkA the'i ~ics and
alternates which the vegetable kingdom af
fords, and Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the
ouly preparation at present known :which g
thoraougJhly,meets the .emergency. The effect (2
of this popular restgratiye is.. contindogs.- -
Enoh dosk-taken invigorates the vit'ul' cee
gi.es anwl- the brain, and its prolonged ite wid '
niiquestionably cure any ease of debility, hi~
pochondria, or men'al torridity'that does nof
arise from organic canse beyond the reach of,
medicine. It is, fi-thbe sfrietest sen-e of th'e a
word,.ju invigorating and reernlatjng cordiaL.
If the nerves are tremulous and 'rdlaxed, fE
braces them; if thd~ boirels are : eolitipated,a
it relieves them; if the liver is .tor,pid, it pro
motes actitity in that organ; i? the mind is -
gloomy, itcleatrs away the.clouds; if the up
petite is poor and digestion a slow and pain
ful operation, -it cre-ites a relish for food a:nd i
enabl!es the stomach to con:vert it into health
ful ailmnent; 'Ioreover,'it is a spiecific for a
large number of ailments, some of iclh are y
particularly prevalent in the dainp ind chilly -
wcathevhich we sosoftn experienee in mid
winierj I Amogg tij$ y bd ntioned ,
tfrenmatism, EMfills an tfber and'uf 'the mor
bid conditions of the. digestive and secretive
orgkns.superinducedby 4tidden changes of
temperature and the inclemiencies. of the seat,
son. Apr. 8, 14-4kQ~
That the:shortest possible route betreip
the Soutth and Great WVest is throuaha8 St
Louls, over the St-. Louie, Kansas City~d
surprising importance by reason of titnm
expellliturecs in the last two years, of over -
two .aillion dollars, besides earnings, in -
prove sents of .road-way, in, relaying tl#r
line with best quality of new steel and irdn
rails, on broad new ties~ and substitut en s
for ordinary cars, new reclining chair congh- .
es, elegantly carpeted and fitted, with dress
ing rooms with toilet conveniences for fla.
dies, gentlemen and families traveling with
children, without any extra charge. This
line runs six fast Express trains between tde
Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, two mp.re
than any other road, and connects with ;al,
the great Land Grant Roads in the Ws~t I
and lng add1pted alil oi'eri'appttaflces' fos
comfort, speed and -safoguards-aigains9t a8881
dents,includinig night and day.watchunen,who
inspect the road before and after the pasge5
of each train to meliat ey t%ingis in ore .
der. We recommend those contmpatn a
trip West to take the St. Louis, Kansas
and Nbrthern Short Line, it beitig'the ouJly
line running through cars between St. Lo'is ~
and Omaha', and for tickets over .this ex44l- -
hent line we refer our .readers to any tiebet
agent selling .through tickets to the West. (or
map, circtulars and Time tables addres -
Li. Gi-oat,;St. L,ouis, to,, hither. .of wha
will furnish any information desh-eit a
The undersigned gives nottce that 'he
will, on the 30th day of April. next, apply .~
to the Ilon. Jas. C. Leahy, Probate Judge -
of Newbierry, for a Final Diseharge and .
L4aiters pisp~iissry ;I th AdnistaAter.Of
tall and slingular the -goods and chattels,
rights and ciedits which were of- David
Cook, deceased. - JNO. J. COOK,k
Mar. 25, 12-5t. :Adnm'r.
NOTICE.
I will make a linal settlement on the Es
tate of l'frtin Riser, Senior, dec'd., in the
Probate Court for Newberry County, S. C.,
on the-27th day Cf'April, 1874, and will at
the ..slmye timeC apply to said CQurt igr a,
final discharge as Aministrator, with the
will annexed, of said Estate.
:JACOB LUJTHER A&ULL.
Mar. 20, 1874--i2-5t*.
IMORTANT TO
IJ pa ers who wiht as h
iU a mAD ST wAi rRaEie TiE WRL
LARGEST AND BEST CABBAGES IN THE WORLD,
Newberry Business Directoly
Cards of Reference inserted under appro
priate headinws iii this column.: Ptfet-sionp
al men, Merchants. 3iculsanfiCs anl TraLde!
generally. sliould have a place in this Di
rectory. Terms moderate.
Dry Good, Shoes, &c.
cF.ALL & POOL.-Wholesale and retall
- udealers in foreign ansl domestic Dry
(.>ods, Enibroderies, Not ions, &c*.
iiiCK, l'. W: & IL S.-Dealers in Dry
0 u.ods. embr-acing everything.,in 1h't
lihe. Plantation :upplies., 4
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Hati, Shoes,
Cotton Buyers, &c.
OVELACE & WIEELER.-Dealers in Dry
Goods.Groceries, Clotiing, Boots,Sliocs,
ats. General stock.of all kinds of muer
thandize. 43
r-OT,' M.-Dealer iii Ge'ieral.4ehin
F dizm. Dry Good-s. Faiey Gods, .Gra
:Cries, Boots and Shoes. 1:
ASMr;.TD.-Dry Golods, Notions, Cloth
. iig. Ioots, Slious. lats. and ierean
lIe generially. . :;.
OOK. THO1S.-Dry Goods. Notionls, Cloth
ing Shoes. Jiats, und general assort
vnet of kroci-es. 4;
W KLSON . . &f &'iA.Pf-4-ri's?in Dry
hoes, Hats. Crockery. and general Iner
Ihasidize. ~4
.\RN I 0I, T. F.-Wholesale and RetfAil
H"dealer in General Mlerchandize-Dry
gos, Groceries, Croelkery, Plattitation Sup
lies. 43
ST IIA$. A. A.-Dry G;ods. 20othing.
iood*. Goois of :ll kinds. 3
- Books and Statioilery.
H1APMAN, JOH. A.-Books and S:ation
W ery. A speciltg made in School
'ooks. . . 43
Stoves and Tin Ware. .
NIGIIT, %W.. T.-Deater in Cooking ai"l
J4cating Stoves. all styles and prices,
Arge assortment of Tin Ware. 43:
Furnitve-Carpentry.
FSVEL N N.N Keeps 6nW handPh splen
-*L ili asotmn o f alIl k ind's of Fdirni t ure.
Pictures Framed. Mattrasses made.
ARRIS, W'. If.-Cabinet Wi.reroom. Fur
.iture made and repaired. Carpenter
idone -With-rlespath. . 43
. Restaurauts-Hotelx
AWXVHALL. L R1.-3e':ls serve~d at all
hours. Fresh Fish and Oysters in
ison.' Dealei in :Gr-erics, Confecti6n
ries, &c. 43
: m Poograpy:t --
iSEMAN, W. H.-Resident-Artist. AU
.ytyles of Pietures taken.! Old Pictures
pied and renewed. -
Professional.
"JAIR, POPE & POPE.-Attorneys-Pra'e
, ticeln ~altthe Comis bf'i-. State and
I t1 United States Court. 43.
OORMAN & SCHUMPEIT.-Attorneys
at Law. Practice in all the Courts of
ic State, and in the United States Court-43
AEGER, C. G.-Attorney at Law and Reg
ister in Bankruptcy for 3d Congresstoi
i-District. Practices in all .the C,ourts..of
ie Stae. 4 4
ONES, HUA B.-Attorney at 'Law. Office
on Main Street, over Mrs. D. Mower's
tore. I
Monuments-Marble.
E AV LL, J. R.--7onunients made to dr
der-, and all kinds of marble and granite
'rk neatly eeuted,..
SP.EERS, L, M.-Dealer, in .Poreign and'I.
. Digmeii MatiAe. Monuments maile'
>~jorder in i.dstistyles.~ , .* - AS
Pnblic Hall.
rPE MPER ANCE H ALL.---Will be rentedt-ok
public entertainmentsonMonday. Wed
esday. F~ isafgiBMur,gayhts oeac.
~HABM~AN, JQHUN.-A.-}Maai.rcr'our
-Cottoh' Gini, of approied stle, dt
arranted. -43
nm Nai 2chantie
ILtSE WM. C: CO.I-Auctioni and C6di
m niss'lon- Mkerchaut. Sales twice a
eek.- - . . . . 43
~AcCrAUGHIflIN, A. J. &t 'CO.-hoCnmmission.
Merchants and dealers in Fert' zers.
entagrgnergodadi e -'s ug
CottnBuys-GOCe'rs . -
AgBB, W. Ht. & Co.C6tt6n 'Brekers anid
FDyalers in Moon, Flour, Grain, Hay'
orn, &e..- 43
'4ALIN4.$4 n Groceries' and
C aash advanced on
.salv in Groce
P a Hardare,
- ~fI ~Da!e _ t n Supplies
C- and Proviston:
ibats, Mofl0)honEow. 43
Groceries, Canned Goods, &c.
ICK Elk A. M.-Dealer in Groceries, Can
.ned Goods, Perfumnery,andfoys of all
escriptioris. 43
Q4VELAGE, A. D).-Gnoeeries,. Called
* Goods, ConfectIoneries, Tobacco and
agars. .: -. ,
.OWERIS, A. M. & CO-Grocery and Pro-.
vision Dalers, Plantation Supp ies,
,bacco,&ec ,-* 43
C. Nrcre 'o -all
rkinds~ami-4' B9 %ing, Ties,
SPE~CK,J. F.-French andl ? n Con
feggonery FritUsy. atn1beco.gd
garstof9stkitd.:- ~ -
n coo ~a ~qt, e
J6weIzrfan&W'atch Makert.
?Cl, Jc P-Idcildi b ne Watches,
5 Coks ySiveaid~Plaed Ware,.
etacles, EjGods&.4
GH COdPPOCK -Seaiers in Cloth
)~hoe Hats Trns hes, gen
- .1i1%nery-yDre5s Making
Wso doalor4n general-e'h i*. 43
UNTER, MRS. M.-Dreasiakiag afteisk
~tst patterms. Orderasolicited. . 43
~ANT DR. S. F.-Drugglst. WhdTesale
and~ Eetail Dealer'.in Drugs, Mecdicines,
hemicals, Piire Medieinal Lignors and
.. - . Gin al LochSmith.
id-Groceais 43
Wins, Liquors, Segars,'&c.
EONARD. 3. B..& CO--Wholdsale and Re
* tail Dealers in Tobacco, Segar ;, Pipes,
c. Wines and Liquors of pure qualitics, 43
, LINFERY
~llinory GoodB,
RIBBONSS,
ilk and Straw Goods,
WILIT GOODS.
THE OLD- DRUG HOUSE REVIVED,
With an eniire New Stock of Fresh and Choice Goods,
ARRAL& UELZER
WHOLESALE; DR UGGISTSj:.
167 JVeeting Street, - Charlesot. V. C'.
Suceossors t, the Of1 EstabIikhed Houses of
A'JIA X*t,Ji ARRAL & C0., Cha*rle.to.
HAVIL AND)1,;ILEY & 0,Agir,Ga.'
-ia 1% - 4 R l RA,L RIEY &,KI Il1EN New York.
D.iF FLEMING& 00.
WHOLESALE: DEALERS AND 1HANUFACTURIERS OF
BOOTS and 5li0b
We are iaw recevina a large 3nd well-selected stock of ROOTS AND -?tOER, co*;I
prising every variety, which aire ofo'red. for s.ale & the LOWEST MARKET. PRICES.
.ll Guoli with our Btaud are Warri-it 11
.D F. FL.aEI NG.Iz>Co.,.
41o. I141M -E STREE1, Corner of Clurch Striit
HAILESTON, S. C.
- 3 RE-IEG-RE AT
AkIA1 AST FREIGHT. LINE,
- dn rsIng lColumbia and:. Augustei Wilmington
lounfa gusta,..Wilmington & ,Weldon,
SaRoanoke, and Connecting
ay and Steamship Lines.
Trans rtng Freights to.aud. from Stemnship whir&es' at Waininin and Ports
tina,, witbopt ug tradsfers, or exposure to. weather, and ta through ejrs
to an d fr6m-alpoints;Sontr nUehIg pos?essed of ampl'eqnipnent for All the necessities
of traffic. the Ianagement in vies :. tention to the Transportation facilities of thisLjie,
which equal all others.in prompt .movemept, carefal banlinT,-iinbroken transit and low
ins'urance. -
Informa ion of theforwarung'offarticles is regWlrly transinittid toShppers and Con-.
si,nees. and a. blaiMs fo? ops, d4mge and overcharge promptly investigated by Ageat
0 the L no, named horeIn.
SHEDULE9-OF CONNEOTIOlNS:
.A&t rortsmouth, Va.
-- - FOR' BALTIMORE -
BAY LINE STEAMERS, - -ai ' -y) - - - p
FOR PHIlatDEL PHIA. -
ANNA ME8SIOLINE STEAME;t' - - M9ndays,,Wednesdays Fidaya,4 p.in.
f.CLYDE STEAMES, .. - - Tuesdays a:d Iat ays,d,t 4 p M.
-FOR NEW -YORK.
OLD DOMINION STE&MERS. Monday Tes-ys, Wedneslays,Thurzsdays andSaturdays,
Td nXr slsweevei-necessary.
MERCHANTS & 3UNEP7i LINE. - TetdAys Wud iOrdfat 4.m
* .PR ID~VHENCE.,
RE3CHANTS & MINERS LNU -- Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 4-p.m.
At vWfl1M. -on.A~NC
BALTIMORE& SOUTHERN tL NSPOBTATION-COMPANYIS-STEAMEW,-we4ieie
--anti SaturdayR
- , FE1Q HILDELPREA, -
PHII.11)ELPHIA & SOUTHEN STEAMSHIP.ICQ? 4N.f S.TEAME 118. Ever i!eadaf.
Conneetfig'at each pTate with iid'to 'to wheh lowest eur
rent rates-are (gven . -
- 'he'oboingn i wil at4 in 'ahIcspeits, to'thrcpatrons'of this
- *. ALTIMORE.I A - J' - '- IflLADEfIA.' -
W, . .TZGE .sLD,, N.o.,. P'otg1ee Ave-1A. W. KILGOlRE, 4Soil Fiftir Street. ,
F,. BURGESS TSinitWs Whtii. -
.0.,-- GE.Ygg. -7+:. a:-:-alOSTON
0. E..BEALNEED,fl 39 yed y , G.. KFJTH, 7b Washington1Street
- 'GREAT% AANTIO COAST I1NE"
~A~l~LII.N -CIEOU LE. ~
Especiallyarrangedfor.fue.ovpmrent of,Cotton and MIerchandise on. unequalled timne
GOING NORTE. W.. GdING SJUT.
Leave -tCOLiUMBIA-.k :' 1.00 t'mi. }ev * T 0PtTSMOUTK%= - *K~
Arrive at WIL3gNGT-ON.. A, ~4 :a. mn. Arrive at WILMINGTON- -- ~
teh?QWILMINGTON - ., p. EeaIeel WI?fINTO - ''i-30Opi..
.trrive at-!Poi-tsmoth" - ' ' 2.00 p. Arv a CLM a . 50
e'ivsono Carote .and Aug alroad.
-. Q ~O8trlose]y -wittioutward-ani,d B~nmore, I PhiaelAIb ~ew York a~
B'o n0T Stioa ips,.e.. . -
*Connectin~ cosey wi$i inwaird-bouridt'Batimore,- Phil.delplif New ork an
BostonWSteam sips. -ga iio~a*vie'n on i1arot1 uc ir
lotteDivision ofCharl4oIm and"Aunut Railroaq .*' -
-ATVER'AGE T 'G~TIME;
Augusta to !Baltim re, -4 Iays; Augpgtato PhI1adelphia, 6Day~; gstaw
M- For-all inforniationi Biankc Bills of ' blifeti ie, ec .; e., Iply to the
following Southern Agents of the -Line:
F. W. CLARK,e 4. PPE,
- . ssistatGenal t Agen Gieer Frelia .;
ANiNUAL MEETING GF THE SOUTH CAS10
THE SOUTHWESTERN RAITTROAD BANK.
CHIAELEtsTO, S.:o., -Mri 16,--1874. '1 .
St,ockholders having Proxies intended to
belused at the mneeting to be held- on the WHEELER & WILSON
14th and 15th of April proximio, are re-/
quested to lodge thenm with either of- thi ~V~-T~T
following Comittee, who will be in atten.d
ance at.the Hall of the- Banik of Ci, eMton
during-the miorning of the 14th April,~ for .. -.
the purpose of verifying Proxies. On the :
following day, during- the election,6otherj ' ' -
duties n:ay prevent the Committee from 1 - -
exarmnn' batches of Proxies before the -
hoar- for closing the polls.:m -
- L. C. HENDRICKS,. -
C. P. AIMAR,. -
- T.M.-WARING, '1 ~ <
Commit:tee on Proxies.
Mar25, 12-3L .
ANNUAL MEETING T dKNLD-, - .
bAD rANY OF~ or E SOTE-1 Is Without .Douibt the Best'
ERARADnAT BANW. in te Qontity.
CHARaaSSTon, S. C., March 18, 187t4 I isEAIS-OMNG
The Annual Meeting of the Stockildrs IG5T AEST nd FMANSTGENNNG
of the South Carohina Railroad Compa.ny betIGLEST a COSTRUCID'nd
and of the South-western Railroad Bark . ~~ $M'ET,CNT~tD~n
wilhbe'held in this.city, in the Hall' of. the MOT DURABLE MACHINE in the mar
Bank ofOCharlestdn, North-east corner- of
Broad and State streets, on TUESDAY,' i- rongunced by Physicians tp:h e -the.
April 14, proximo, at 11 o'clock A. Mf.. On LEAs INJl7RioCS,
the day following 'an election will be hIld ihe. WH I.ER & WILSON has beeD
between the hours of 9 A. M. and .3 P, M. e y fo~ 27yara. .
for fifteen Director.3 in the Raihlrcai: -4 "7e SA es oi1872 were .30,(Os more than
pany and thirteen t o j '~I. -ai1 any-prviou'year
c ompjtte'to'Tierify proxios will att.end. The sae of our Augta Office, for l'872,
Stockhiolders will be* passed ove ti were 1,500-Machines.
Road to and from the ieeing free: of . ,For sae On EASY TIME. or:.MONTHLY
charge. J. R. EMERY- INSTALL3IENTS. Old Machines of all
Mar. .25,-12-3t.. Seeretyry. kinds-repaired *and'warr.nted.' titceing
- ,.of' all kinds.neatly donie.- -
-ShfesRoomi at Messrs. McFall & Pool's
In the 0ommon Nleasmieww Sto*e, Newberry, S. C.
- ' berry. L. H. REDUS,
Lambert J. Jones and Willia~ eQ. s ae 11 10-if.: *: - Tiaveling Agent.
* - * t , . "h Family_Favorite"
William H. Webb, Defendant.
Complaint for Itjunction and Relief. *- . --.
By order of the Court passed in. this' ac
tion on the 16th day of' February,- A. D. I1fl l1'iTIM 1U TL
-1874, the Copartnership'heretofore existh~ BIJI2BIIgJIMIl
between Lamnbert J. Joe Wiiam ;L-~ mnoon Ei hibition, and ready for-sale,
Webi and ~i',',ins v. r'arker, under theb
firnamre o WEBB, 03ES PA RKER, j1y -
is dissolved, and the Creditors of said Part- M S .M W R
nership are ordered to establish their re
spective demiands againist said Partnership I. - ENERAY AGENT,
before me, on or before the first da.y of~ V or N'ewberry and Laurens Counties.
Cler nfext. 1Fgg 9, SMiYf H,
Clr~og gto Omo Pleas for I have one of the New Weed Sewing Ma-,
Newerry ntZ - clines mn use- in my family, and in ad4idienj
Feb. 16, 1874-7-11t- to tihe saAsfaction it giym my wife andi
daughter, I will adid w:y own opinion as a
- pr.~inechanie- that for PEFEcTIoN of
Reg arrani wREAN'L~SHP in build, ease of manip%ula
- tion, simnplicity of Construction and readi
BOARDIN ~ ness of adjutinenit, it is !'or E.xcELLED by
any. o:her sewing machine in the market.
BY S R~AA J.E.SSE~ H. I53li1
BMM S RALA.. I ku.-:i zi Edlitor of "SQiattfre American."
43 P ILAL STREET, A~.~,.s
COLUM BRA, S. C. nil olmi aio4
T e koaiin onvenient, being. near Genie&Clmi ara
the' busimess portion. of' the city-adjacent
to thie Central Hotel. Transient Board $2 IThrag Tick$(g(q Charlestone
per day. -Mar-. D, 10.-tf. rog
nAn QIIP ~AA pj~5j~jajgt ~ y
THOS. X. LAKE
Respef ly announces to the busines
pub -YSURCHASED THE
MESSRS.
of which-he
ASO.ABLE
eral asort
CHOCKl11a,
A Wag oto fth #s nh od
At _Cost e- ash I
To make room for other goods.
am e ve been
tea 241 foq re 44r. A. G.
Maybin, of the lte firm of KMoorman &
Co., who will;hae entrdoi41hd man
a,,emeut'of 4Y SWdn.Li *Ws+W assured
Payz,eqeri*ce df4 t - - add.
-ed -to his rae b ramnt
Wfe in sayinghet 6J# given
in every respect. He tb sated by
Mr. 3 H.-GaiIdok '5& i4in the
same ifira, Mogesbe.adlUte.gr. .
Gtion and J. I..3.'SijnV
Ps
t7 -
-ately oeeaied C~~i~4o.,
and that-ht hasadde 1oj stock
urt all the vaos =d
Custome-~rsT I Io'r t ne y
ask fontheai:to.1, p f n qay
Qf thie largeeor of Salesmen vbwl -be
rfeUt&9eo to _e' a M qwe
. arges wa n Ertbzrs up
plief l th
-z.: tha -:t haside bbai(istm
w.or gurate the ofAth
-UrL
1" T.N
i nd'zn -
Andr~ hitok arae eaqd ans op the
sotounm mernnkrs
MHOR FR.SFOQC
A hs tok s and D$vrills,-th
.CTheHIest HATce
OFIC C LWY Q 5ES,
NEWBEEE C.OI,TS CI ar.J, O74
At aheetings or fOufyCm
Pisoerd fonowi es.ou tieasrn
Cntrdcey'ens 'rod s':
ornear n .,s; May:fJo Ste, l 9
Antersectin the n outoad twomilsbeo
Comissioners ith lo .i few plu h asges,
sod e s toepu t the r Ioanbter grun.
Tresole, wageed tuobyDnis
bys Thosl Keint,i the od thniat
tinkset the n e menutod o ie t o
byThs Ktt af REAR th CO onsisthtine