The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, May 06, 1874, Image 3
Special and Local
All single or transiert business noices in
the local deq=Ofent are inserted at the rate
of ~'ats..-per i beral ct,utraci,
tfireir six oT trelvemnoths.. II.
h~i~ e American Sardine (Co.'s Blone
3 . :rdines, are niuchbetter, and,
sthant balf the cost of ha.ported
Srdines..' S - y.
TAKE.PCF..--A parties havi!ng -o.
isrit-5:'is or Excetor's Notice., for
blifp,.a. wV IIIavo thenwelves trouble
niepreparettto pay for the Saie
4e1tirtion. us our- tck:ms r
digichi. will be
ehif sitle for the paymnt.
al-o be be!l responsible fur the
2p. of ifTnotic,s in Itankrupt casei.
Eit 4 of any kild ni.,E
A ~ ifv. the partes adver
tid1ng do %ot rUede in town.
.J)! wo:k a il stib-cription. strictly ca.,b.
All p.ipers shall be stopped hereafter :s
son as th, terin of subcnription expies, uni
le-s sjtikfactory arrangernents are inde to
Cou tlincu thc same.
'he ; mark denotes expiratiun-after that
the paper is diseontinued.
Be:r t4esc things in inizid. 3- f',
INDEx To NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
F'. ". AMdridgie-Trial .Jitustie-. .
31el. & Poo!-New Departure.
.1. C Leahy--CtaUti.
l!. E. W illianis-Din'iuen t List.
Bens,on 31. Jones-Tatu Bark and 1lidks
Want ed..
White KiH Sippers at I'lllFF.
SuLE-DAy Sale-' ty last _Nionday
was very dull. Few persons from the
country were in town. But one tract
of land and a few Clt'ses in action were
sold.
)PN.-1.W0 1"Itsl' Co".) ju"'(r ;
by Wf. C. Chasr. 11
I'llEIrTY I)F1 TIl: Pmss.-Tlhe New
berry Debating Society la.t Monday
night discussed the 4i(tio, "Shuld
the Press be totally free?* Decision in
favor of the affirmative.
An extra large s!ock of McMullen' land
8ewed Gaiters, at Phifer's. 13-ti.
PEuSON.A.-Wve weTC ratill1t with
a visit from Rev. Z. W. Bedenibati-h
on Monday last, and pleased to say that
be is looking well. le has received a
call to filt the pulpit of the Rev. %Ir.
Rude, of Columbia. for the summer,
and will accept.
If Vou want sometlin nice fOr clean
ing your Silver Ware, call at John F.
Speek's and invest 25 cents for a bottle,
and if you don't say it is the best clean
ing preparation vou have ever used the
25 cents will be refunded. 18-it.
,1A1.AE,.-We have been re<uested
to give notice that the Vouig ladies of
this town will entertain the pub)l]i( oil
Friday evening, ..\ay :, at TeMIperanee
H:dl, withl a series of charades of a
* pleasing character. Wec entertaitn the
hope that their efforts will be apptlrecia
ted in a large turn out,
Mandarin Teas, the best, purest and
* cheapest. at Mrs. 1). )iower's. Price.
* 75c., 51.00! and 815 per lb. l:;-tf
A Conu, rtTO.-In outr hat issue we
saidi that Mr. F. C. Aldridge had b>een
appointed a Notary Public for New.ber
ry County by the Governor, but it was
a mistake, lhe has beeni appoin ted a
P Trial .Justice, and is now at Proeperi ty.
I' ready to give his attention to the diuties
of that oice.
-Tobacco. both5 chtwingj and smno!inti.
Ctiars, Jfache.. FigxS. 1. '4x sa aI .
* C. Chase's. 14A
I Laies have yo made acquaintance
with the celebrated "Bob Whiite'T If
not, go to Mr. Salinas' store and simply
say, I would see Bob White. if you
have no time to pay a~ visit lie will beL
happy to serid Bob to youri hiouse. Thie
stand(ard weighlt of Bob White is 19(
pounds. Bob White will do to tie to
3Irs. UEnAJ.w andi thae youngi Ih:nt>. .is
say so.
A full assortment of 3Millinuery and
Millinery Goods, constantly on hand at
Mrs. D). Mower's. 15
~THE LAST ErouT of Mr. .JL T. Pe~
terson's lieni iow in one o,f the pigeon]
holes of our desk. On the -;rd of
March the noble fowl laid an egg which
we noticed as three inches in length~
and six in circumference, aund :a .ipar'
ter of a pound in weight. Since thent
tIhe has been tatpering. down. until her
last effort is only abou' the; size of a
pigeon-s egg.
STrAM.MF.N; Ci:mi>.-Mr. I Nihrt -
Leavell, whlo ha:s b,en under ht trea
muent-of Dr. W. T. Lane. now in Col
umibia, aflirms thtat hie is now moaster o;
his habit of st:unmneritng. lHe is muche
pleased with the resnits of Dr. L:ann
* treatment, which enables him to -ay,
'-Peter Piper picked at peck of pic ete
peppers," without any difieulty. In
conversation with himt of ten or lifteen:
* minutes we did not hear himt stammlet
T'he latebr tvMe H:ns to be tntwi are re
posing now at l'Mfer'., l'hey are real1 e: OWn
;ng glories. IDon't fail to buy two. li-:!
T io HIOUSFEulS.-Fx>ery articleo:
dloahestie~ Nonomy1l e.'r contetind of bi
the huousekeeper, as well :e.quite:
ntumber of things never dre:ued of b'
thenm atre to bie found :t the etalish
metnt of Mtes,srs. Kingslandi & IIeath
4 ohunmbia, S. C. It is a puzzle to knov
wvhere they pick up so many~ thing.s, arti
aull of such atn indispensable c.haracter
For proof. visitors to Coht:mbIia are -in
vited to call at this populabr store undle
the Columbia Hotei and examine goods
18-2t.
WF. C. Ch.xc.
Tnw M.xx 'Rat..-The best tint
thitt has taken yh:tee here for. many year:
in the way of amnusenment was the Ma1:
Ikall at Temperance Hlil, bu.t Frid:
night. We pronlounice it a comuplet.
success. Order and harmuony p)revajled
and each one did rall he could to pro:
mote the enjoyment of the whole.
band fronm Columbia furnished music
the best kind. The supper Vpepared b:
3[ess. Mim & Boozer w:as e.ceellen
in variety, quality, pr,-paratiotn ont
* delicacy. The party broke up about:
* oe., aRcer spending a nmo-t sattisites:
.mtta.dnjoyable evening.
iJkaz. J]taeon. Foar, Syrnp. 'l es .%/
yar, (#efli. Chew. ~..1Jaccaroni.1aiee, l',
nt<s. Salt, Lard, Cr',a'nku-. #;rfut. ,
*4e z4 n.: C. Chafrs/s. 1.
syf,r .ele' ?-y WV. C. r1.s. .
On Tuesday Iast, too late for a local,
a heavy vind storm arose, whieh proved
too mch for the old brick tcilelemt
building ot.Cupied respectively by Mrs.
S(chodI:*le and 3Mesrs. 1). 3M. Ward &
(o., the front end! of that o(.ccIpie!d by
the former, from th summit :o li- first
-torV being lown out with terrible
force. Lu,,kily there WaS :' 01w un
derneati at the time. The bumidiug is
anl old one. and thi' wonlder is t!it it
<tid not ntc heIi'nOri, as the wall w::
bIt rne brick in tiikness am seened
to rot non itp own merit., atnd without
any connection with the wood work.
Stacks oti fi n iioe -ju: arrix! :I, tI iiir'.
Side-ace, iuLton amti Irou.-iace , K id Clotb.
Gout aml Calb-skin. 13-tr.
Tii: Fv:).,r.-Tle severe fi-(st that
oeired list week has vaied muhi
dallag.e to the fLrIeIr. In 111:1 places
the cotton has been so badlY itme that
replanting hs azry, and to add to
thi mis.-fortunie ilan-; haVce nt the Sed
with which to replatnt, and vill have to
bOrrIw )V.r o)It grain. After :il.j
though. this iisfortune may be a bless
ing in disgoise. a< it may force to tile
planting of less cotton and x m:,e grain,
at which proper conclusion the un:ddd
will of the farmer is slow in arriving.
s even feared ,L soellw that thwir
wheat erops ive been badly dm:v:te!.
WWit the exception of slight damage to
gropes andu rsb:rries. the fruit erp
is still promising.
A Gti)s Ex.tmuiiF.-A coist:mt drop
will wear a hole into a rock, atd wve
arte pleased to '-c that our unfortuiate
p)etitiOIIS to friends inl different sections .
of the (ounty to writce for tile I: Io
and give the generait reader the henefit
of their experience and all '- news
that they see and hear. have SoftnIIed
the flinty hearts of som1. Jalapa has
it correslknident now. so has King's
Cre,the Chinquepin secvtion az wt-ll
as BlacKjack giv's us a 1inv etn,i n:d!y,
Ilardserabble is heward fromi throu;i
our esteemel'd contributor, IHezekial,
while Properity is in ailmo.t weekly
conununienlion. We are rejoiced at
this-:n do are tile Ii-:n.u.6 re:nd-rs.
aId w hope that all the sectionls of the
country will be hie:' from. What say
ifIl (-. j;ud1a fo; .Ik i/ 1. I.
ho.. 14
is worthy of remark
that n 11St Sunday three of thf pul
pits of this place were filed by visitin;r
ministers. nam ely, the PrebytCrian by
Rev. R. A. Fair. the Associate Refonn
ed by Iev. W. M. Grier and the L
theraln by Icv. Z. W. Bedenlbauh.
The acrlment of the Lord's Sumper
was~ admnitered in thle two tirst of the
abive nal'medl chlurebes
Rev.J Jaob II:uwkin-. the 11( bl pator~
in P>1 1iet in Church. will preachi at
tha t place next Sanday mornlinil. Comn
non111ion -en-ices wvill he~ hleld. 1Rev.
IIa wkints is (on list w:Ly to \irginiat. haw
ing ath-ndied tile Lutheran General Sy
proveO pleasani2t, theO congrega~tion1 at
Beth Eden will he large'.
A full line oif ladies r'eady-mAade Suits,.
and I rinder wVear of all kinds, at
11--if MIFALL. & POOL.
Wnarutms SI.ExcE?-Th'le c'ry of
hlousekeepers is, wha:t shall we eatt, or
where e:m we get someting t) cat?
It is wniiv ersal aind wide-spread antd Le
c'omling paul1)hl. There is nto beef, no
chi ekens, no0 vegeti>!L5, and1onl a ltit
itedsuply f egs.Something (el5e
nt be tiCuibstit.uti'd. T[herearsuti
tt'tes. LuIt whe~ire to look for themli? We
(':m reconinnIIindi Fultont 3arket beef,
pi' eet, picked mnullets, white beans.
tieas, kroitt anid other :artices, wih
for vaity :ani eh:miige wAill relieve the
:inxijety o f the houitsekeC per. Now near
ir all. if not all of these articles are ke pt
by ourn ioeriy meni-Momel hainilgon
limi 'olue anlother, btc. unfortitumt'ly
for thmemselves andli thel comniumity, theiy
are eithIer stowed atway in the cllarts of
their buIildinLgs <wi in ,:(Omet out of the
wayv (iorner if thteir stores, andh by n.
Sonl of ntever adtvertisinmg whatt theOy hIave.'
peop!oe never see' t hem and don 't know
wihat to asI:k forii. Th iconIsequenitce Is.
tuicae hungr and ent.ertaia
mereh:mitilt has a hnrrel of somiething to
*spoI il ich wou~ld se'll if adlvertised.
Whyt hide your lights under bushele, ye
mierehtams? If you have anythingt groodl
E ng'lth Worsted Coats &.,nd Os'ts of -upc
rior mtake and style can be found Low 'it
l"' t. PillFER'S.
.1 4'i'1 I h.-O ne of the results of
las t ueiday afternoon'its squtall of wvind
was I thet tupsetting~ t'a hiea.vy, solid pine
-ihutter,V wichi fell wth tremfetidous im
eieim anid piolite head (e!erk ait Drt.
Fant's muotk-il dru store. Thiis wafs not
al, either, for utnder' and inside tile hat
saifelv tucked aiway was~ the owneri'e
had.oi Lut, ich, imarvelous. to relate.
was withdrawn by the D)octor with no
othrl:iluage tha:narupig fit
-capnilV n-y Vroth,. iaused hiv ihe. violdent
breing of the beater down biovendi tihe
wern line'. anid t be iSubeiqueIt vli
lenci' necess~u'y to w:ihdrawv it friom tihe
. aioiiihe head. It wa:s a siighirh y
narrocw andI fortunte escae, and 1hn1d
it nott been for the superior qual&ity and
merit of the stov-ipe,(' Ser'it us ijury
*would have resuinltedl. The hiat is uvir
las5ting~xl washed1 ifno mo nrt:d!y wo)tmid
r ol eyeapei, we feel cionstraimied to :ad
vi.e tar ma!' fries to ado pt ,tore~
pipes at once-:hie ladies. Go0d bles
tha. are in nio dang er whattever, while
WVhtere to reconnniend them to 2o to buy
-,-eIe lmaU. however, we c:ilmot s:iv-ourY
m nereh:slts. bingI! sing~t h:!t' and pa:Ii
'fully retit int regaritd to hiats. If
thire are anym utore-ipei bats in townit
- lit them lie adivertised at once't.
- , lou want a good N'gar na:me youtr
- pre. fri a :1 ermerLfl uI lp to ?.5 ennt.
an -end an oilrder for 2. 5. 1 ii or
1m.~ witth the mloney. :und n ithout hslay
youl wilh receive thte desired tn::nuher,.
andimt withomt doubt be made glamd by
ltiITRY & SLAWSON,
i:,-tI' Columbia. S. C.
Side ':b Shoe; are ekg.o. in ;:yle ant fit
to a 'eety. l'lil .
The Indian Girl is the presidin
genius at Perry & ShlwsoI's populir
Segar Store, and when an article is s it
out with her sigin manual attached. -ill
confidence may be placed in it.
1.5-tf IEURY & SLAWSON.
bread V'ast Upikin thet walt-rSnr!turnling
in rhe shatpe of bekf:
('t>.t',iiti , APril 2 . P,74.
I)EA!: Sit:: Seeig ouir coplilaint in
the i.IF.\:.x :1.1 ot 11 avin n(o -ool ilvat
in your market. I tiought I would send
you1a pi1 e wichel I ho(pe youl will finld
nice, and :my tJine you or vour friend.
'xant a ilic piece(,drop mn$- a note :id I
will send it to you. If you think it
would pay, I will try and get a good
butcelrv anid senI hin up to your place.
Yours truly,
W. S. P10OPE.
TheI above now!( niek.d nlo expla'nationl.
it Zpeaks for itSelf. and showS ta1:11 the
vrit-r has a heart whIh call be pene
trated. No sooner did he learn olr con
dition than he flew to the rescue, aid it
is with the liveliest pleasure that wi
Say-the piece sent was nice. and of
geuneroi size. As proof of its nieety.
ine of the Vlong I:1.u. reiarked
at the eatini-. --ma. vhat kind of imat
is this, wiyl its tender." Poor little in
nocent. aes had el1 p:el Shice his teeth
had cmeii ill contact with anvtling
g(rood-io w()](Inder Ie was; surprised.
O i that every blitcher in the land h:d
beeln there then. andt hi:l h1ward him.
great good might have resulted fromii it.
We 'ball imlake anl editor of that boy
t'r this early appireciation of goo.d, ttn
der beef. We are ver" noch obliged
to AIr. P aop, and hope if our friends
desire to indulae in the tender, fat and
juicy, they will send to him. In re grd
to the last piragriaph-we add, it is not
So llich oo butehers we need as good
beevf. Of thle formner we have a mioAt
liberal supply. go)od. amiiable, nice f.l
loNS Is evel got behind a stall, anid if
tile non1mber be added to,we slould pos
tively St:aive, our e perience showing
that the greater the Ilinuer of bmtclhers
the 1-ss our Supply of beef. Str:mge it
is but no less strange than true. Well
do we remember before the market
house was built. how liber:1llv we were
sipplikdl with meat; at eveiy corner
tood a Cart: and besides there were
severL street stalls: but :as S(o1on1 a" that.
elegalt, col1vellilit ad commodious
structure was l-aise., beef 2rew scarce.
Xo, we (.on('t wanit :inl lnore g0od
butchers. Send us one who makes no
preensionls to goodnss and -we will
not object. what is Imo.-t needed, how
ever, is beef, goud beet.
(Gni'..( orun d G,oods of Il!! i:iwls.
.ellio.. le-i ... .%trdim s. .u,tps.. I br
Anot-Tl THE owN -xtD CJo: .xTY.
After a brief mal < elicious relpite,
the rauiy, coIl *: -:n gin set in an
Sundav afernIon.
Thie late frost wa d:imag,ingr in its
effeets -po' taut( Il, he:mii, (eicum ilrS and
suasIL5le5 inl alrdln 2jellerally were
killed. Grapes somewhat injured.
Tlhe Little River tishing~ frolie e:mne
off onl Fiuday night last. The disciples
of Watltoni in attenldance were very few.
ini consegjuence oif the weaLther. TIhe
eatc~h was a.bout .30 lbs. of e;tt, besides
two or three sevrie colds. Thue mer
d:id nolt go.
Newv Irish ptatoes of goodly -ize
hive beeni alre-ay dugli: at the FouIr-imile
house. anid a nice party were r,'galed
on1 SlundayV la st by Miaj. K., thle hospi
table prop)jrietor of thatt poplarl1 resort.
An initattion0 to rnepeait on1 no1.\t Suinda:y
was extended and1( necCepted. Frie'd
chicken wvill be oin tile lull of fare. Be
on Al r. Th'i' >. L.:ke's plae.~ dliled o Sat -
urday:i last. T'oney figurted here duriingi
the( ]Kul Klux troubhles.
Thiere wa:s a smallh fighIt Onl Fidaly
last, :uml a store-plipe fire. Neither wvas
very 0l:unging. A little 1blood1 flowed
fronm the one. :und conlsiderable wvater
C'itizenos living on (.:aid ell Mr eul la
inforlme!d thIat that dup~ cooied, g:im
latelh lift i cow. was seen on las~t Fridax
afternoon passing through Columb1 i:
iln compJany with other cattle ont tie
way to lowern imarkets. Th(Ve anl no0w
take off' their fastenings, and let thebi
Eve:y one. with a: little phat in front
of iiis house now cultivate< lowers.
We record the fact with pleasurei. The
tman whod hias no ta::te for flowers, i' ni.
better than heI who hais no muile ini hii
soul. Flowers enlarge thle heart of
and beautities the good in children.
if ourt mlerchlants ha:ve :myvthing~ good
on11111 hl l whilh the~v w~ould have the
people bug. all tlh,y have to do is to ad.
vertise the ICsame iin their C'otuily papjerS
1lIor. and' mule cohs~ are .retting~
commuLon,. andi weC are rejoicedl to see it.
It is a sign of plrospierity. The1 muone\
spent for hentucky horses and mulehs i~
needed at1 hlome.
That 'spent fori corn alsoi shiould la
kept at hiomte, andic when onlce our far
tom Stop all the ruinous le:IkS wich keel
al1110lilt lro)speroums day wiii d in.
As muach of the cotton has1 been kille(
by the frost. would it. not be well to. po
in1 a little nore~ corn instearl of all cot
tonl ain?I'
ILmber iSinow~ bing~4 br..uledl for tIh
purtpose of etnlarging and otherwise i
rovIig 'lie .'dethodist Churcho.
I loptI~iar ian the adudress of iteg. abui
ford will take placee ThIursdlay nigh
wihoult fail.
ThIe 3A paVj:rty to talke place at th<
hotel last night was (will be) a splendit
alair. It alwaGys bothers tis to maki
note of tiings occurring of Tuesda
nighits.
Thte little children areC preparig ft
the chmarades to take place at Temnper
anice Ha:lt Fridamy niiht, The entertain
menctt will i>e hi:ghsly interesting.
We1 gutess the cir'cus-gOers wvill no
forge! that the Grea~.'t Sotherni (ireu
will exhitit hzre :l Itext 'iTurSday :d
ternioomn and night.
Piier al1ls Shoes. kas tanl alny e, as hi
sells for cash oniy.
A NEW DR.
our Spring and Sumaner St(
G( ods is inw complete in all
Of tfle newest iv!s amd novelt
telill to sell at thw IweSt livin1
We, hmv(.is oponed a llill .
ti'n with uL Drv Groods busin
Services oF ()ne o thie best Trii
Vices of Mrs. Sopliia Mo.\ e R(
to the lalios of this and adjoini
the Millirv Depalrtnenlt. N\
rear of ur ste ill fil'st clilss sI
itself, InI whicb wo h1ave, wnid InI
han111d a bea.Utifu1l atnd well asSOI
all ,,ooI usually kept in that I
\We w(old 1a1.Zk u.r1, f'iends ai
those of Mrs. Redus. to give un
elsewhere. W". gu1araitee to g
as to style and price. TEI11 d
.Mc F.4L
"AW.'; W11l that ends well.' So buy a Side
a ce " hoe at 'hiier's. 13-t.
WVISE.'4AN I.EMOVI('E1
I118 PIIIOTOGl11AIl GaLLlty,
THE IST OF 1AlJ.N'RY. 1
To the lr:.ge I :tl ' over Sl. .j. E.
Wehb, &- C.S S!orv. wher-- bie will have
Plenty1 of ''op"d room, antIl more lighit.
:11141 hopes to do s:tisf:t(try work at
the rI.rIt iarict.s.
C nte :1ll yt' 1that I()v(' Ii('( hi' s 10 3
Wisein:mi's (allery. over W ke, Co(.S p
Sit're. Aui.
Onw of ti- h:allnetuil beZt furl--S
nizh(A Segar. :111l Tobacco EInoriiIs
South i- th:t of erry & Shwnon. ( (I
junbi:t, S. C.. mILer tht! C't1ltlnhi:t 11 -
tel. in this e.t:tblikhment can b> filml
a11 oSt c(Miplete stm-k ii enilss vaIrie
ty. Flomi t1w stis tite ch1:tpest, InI
SP1rI:. SRC, bUlle :tl! \-::.rious b>r:;Id
(If chivwinll nL, 111 11okinl- t:,b!cco. hiand
s<!(W I is \V:l in e:n p.}olldice.
& I. Their live ceit Seg:irs :ire capital.
All orlers proinply atteideli to :alil
a:tipfitclion -tuar:ul.eedl.c
!5-t f P11E"lE & SI..\WSON.
prilleiY le ti:i c:IIn : itlale 111:111 is t11k.
st'llzv of duty. It is leitterl i1:tn 11VItId:t
ti ollII , tIL fe:r, thIII I i ie, t1 1 o1v1 )Vte, it
is hiighi(r th:in thvn- :all:and wnorv pr:ai-v
vortlv& It is the r(v:tl virtt. of inoi.11
ity an,11 eli-isti:uiitv.
To h:tve justice is the Collon riOht
of :tll. the rielh. the por, the hISMig, th'.
low. tie Iearild, tl( inioiralt. tIhe .o(od, (
the bad. :Ini he who wilfully tails to
me it out to Niy one a-t any time is aL
Inlt('mpter:ne lis a5:' sinl whlethler it >et'- o
tains to i vin hli, r e:,t:nte ol>uItMlhow
wlickl e m iust ym drunkenne sl e. it
ri. them :W)ll1. :11 hesu too. ke ah
same ais soon as5 ability l>ermnits is aJ
Th'e habit of telin all :t neighbhor's
fautlts as soon as his n:oine is mentioned -
is n('ommIIon as it is iil'spicable. It is
a diseasec worse than the small pox ini :a
Coitillaitv, antd collit>s of :t lulel:
du'wn before thle force of wiillamil inilus
try. julst as5 tii- Iargest mount11 ains aret 1
a
M1:ol:oine D)emorest's Reli:able i'
tirns o' allI sorts can bec ohtin led at
Fine C lo:lhin, Enellih worsted<, F'renchi
(lo. in:rs . tlhfr 'l : id e : In
Wh:11t pleasure cani exceed tile sm k
ing~ of (lie wteed, especially if your se:
cain lie obtatined che:aply. Send anor
ier to the JIndia Girl of (Cultunbia,
Fthrough PERINY & SLAWSON.
ist 0of ettera ?enydingfl in t-pe i-.,et oflnet
at Newt4erry: i
Afred Adamzs, J. L. Atchison, Gtalen ML.
Casey3, Diek Coleman, I),avid Dobbiins, M ar
thia lais,t JameS N. bulbbin3, .h: ,l;aleti, d
F.1 )nson Mellie Gogtgins, Mrs. Lizzie Gil-'
lem,i Mrs b-ski G!(;nn. MIrs. M.1 :i'. .Joihn-~
son, W. R. .ioiiison, Beij. Lawn,~t Mrs. M.
*.1. La: Ir 'pe4, T:.t4F. Me'tiimbec, coi'd, set it
MIcKe. WmiXii. Matibhews. W. 11. McGrar.
li ss l'aty Matthew,v Mrs-. Adaline Mor::m
.ImsG No:ris, .imotn Neilsoni, J1. 3. I>x,
::,uhin P'arre:, NewtonlicLad. Mr's. .
L. beatse, Mrs. L. A. Senn, W. L. Waters,i
Jose'phine Wtiims, Miss Harriet WValker,
H. C. W ilsoc.
Phmltion Supplies canl be bony//d af
WV. (. Chausc's &roearty 4'o(pi atI t/1w btui
TI il Sttiooto.iY Mac AZINE.-Thiis chairm.
year, -ems to grow benecr wi;h ech Sue
c.Ceding i".1ue. The niumberC for May is re
ceived, atnd present s an unusu::lly g.odl table
of Cont'"lts. :raider (lark'. ne-, storv,
"Strting~ UnI."'increases~ inl Iitnt, :144d
abiound' wiithi so mf:i:y goodi things, iha.t we
wi-lh that all o:ir reatde'rs eu! enjoy it pe
rusal with us. J. WX. Daugha:day & Co.,
P ublishr, l'hiladelphia.
NE. 'i BEarRY,May ..-Mage:I{t g.lii d a
at lb (cnts.
lbales shiipped dui ing week, 1"i0..
LiVERlPOOL, Mar 4.--Cotoji quiet and
:c.idy-up1landls SiaSi O rlcans SlaSg.
Ew~i YoRK. Mayv 4.-Cotton duli; SaleS
t.tI0, or 1,albh Gtold weak, at 121.
13AT.Tio(RE, .XIay *.-Cotton do!i-UId
CuI tRLsTijN, May 4.-Cottou qjue-flid
A ft 'r TA, .May 4.-Cotton nominai!-ri.!I
.\fAT (W1 SOl'TH C'.\ROLN..
NEWRERRIY CO(bNTY.
liy Jam es C. Leahy., Probaite Judge
XXereas, Leande1Lr Long ihath iinade suit
to me, to granlt- hhni Letters of A4hni::
1t. nistato, dtebonis iicn, r,itlh the w ill all
\:.: ofn the F.state and eflvcts ot Johi:
Michael Long. deceased.
Thlese are therefo:e to cite and admnon-hai
all and -ii"uiar the k.indred amnd cedeito:s
of tihe said deceased. tha.t tbey he and ap
pear, before me', in: t'ue Court of Probate I
Y ebh . ewbery e:iit Ho S3.,
1on the u4th day .of May :e:t. .fter
pub igaice hereof, at i)o'clock in the fore
noi,1 to show ecn".e, if any~ ti. y havYe, why
the .aid Admnlistrationi Shioubl not be .
.ted. Given unider my1 Hand, t his z.8t.h
Ia o:i'sf April, Ar.na Aminiii, I 6j.
J. C. L E A H, .. . . 1
A pr. 29, l'--2.
fx
PARTURE.
I>k of Staple an Faicy Dry
depart mients. conilprising all
iCs of the a. wllhil we inl
rates for cash.
ner' I) :lilllerI!l (\1llee
?ss. and having obtained the
mers South. also the 'sei
dus. who is so well known
t" Coulties, to superintend
e have fitted up the rnum in
.le., which is a oeiml within
tend to keop. (on.titnmtlv ofn
-ted stoch of Milliery. nud
Ml uaintanco. as vell a
,a all befor- pureliMSIng'
I\' ve it31e satistI:'t.1wiill 6t1
i CASI.
Lg 4POOl1.
Fl. N. PARKER,
ti-. l l.i IN
IARNESS,
SADDLES and
LEATHER
Ite lI-,k :.!:! Sad"'1' .\MaI e a ! ry v oi
Ws , \\' hh, . 4- & 1l': 1*-t L 1er, I l 1n pre0
1; i,,, :n: :' li %v.i :, o:k i n i lin&
o w:! keep o!t hluil 'or sIi, H.ARN ESS,
lD.>.., 1. . H.ARNE- N LEATiElR,
IL.E L.AT!HW!?. UIEPEIZLAil,k.
Id ail work done to ordet
t Cash Prices audat Shortest
Notic e
Apr. 15. 15-11 .
N TilE ilTIIRT COVRT OF
TI l: N.I'TED -STATES. FOR
THE 1iTICT M.F SOUTl1
in Re.-Hlavey $ober, Bankrpt
x .lr:--- ll W W. 'bc o. 1 Y. J. Pope,
E or0., of near Fair.
In ill ..nee of : Order l;:knit il tie
iil l-au- ea.e, On 2:3 A prlil, 1s7-", 1
;ll Sell, aIt pub!lic auiction), to the highezit
bi, at NvO iiry (.'ourc H1ou-e,
)a !!A I.t Jhig nf .I'Ui .'Sak- J)iey
187, ,:t 12 .11.
.hit Tr.4c o01* 1.nd l o . to te l%
inii o l h. eaid ,:. rp, inlte i n thecIOi
oillty U,f Ne be , Q!n the Ifllnder-:0n
Rit at.], Ib,a I :.iles fromn thie Gourt
I)uI., coin :im :g
)ne Hundred and N inetv
Six (196) Aeres,
ir, Hhury Epting. \fes. W. E:. linil and
TE'l:nM:-ii'st LE-(b.e-h'ail caOh; bal
ace in one year fromn day of sale, with in-.
-re.t at theL r::ue of seven per cen:t. per
liltn to be secuired byv hondJ of the pur.
:i: and ortpig of the premi.,es sold.
llrcaser to pay for paper- and -:..imips.
In. M. wVALLArE,
A pri 7. 184-17-4.
The und2r,igied, hiaiing estai,bighed a
and' :n.d ibo 1111Oliee in the1 ton ofi c New
erv .C ., will u andi h'll un! i, or lie
ited .:lIls fori lands. Aho, pridetl Ia
,ier, to work. lor wageS; or to wori for
art of th' crop, or to reiit Ilndls.
ie il n!, p1. rorure homecs f or imi-i
riit-, awl n~ i'! coI operaite n:WI. theC regularn
.tab'i:ed inni:..;ration agencies for the
ill purpo-e
E h B.I Hohn:n i, e'mployed to a"ist
1(d porte,ponden2IceC. I. 11. ULEASE.
Excursion Tickets.
EX~c vSION Tl[CKE.'TS to Cthar!e-ton
11* he !rt'. rodite' for C NE f-liM-T
LASS FAj{E to ie:ehtnts anid Tr,aiers,
itd will be g;ood to returin uintil Ma i1I0,
Notice of Finial Discharge.
I will miake a final set tlemecnt onl tie Es
il of George. 11. IIoozer, deceased, in the
ihee of tihe Vl b.te Judige for New' berry
o'ee!;, A. .W. an aik for a Iki l ad
w.A w. H~O1 E.L, Adm'.
An p. 29, 17-3o.
The Newberry Hotel,
C. C. (lIASE; Proprietor.
I wo:uld ;-peclifully inform my frien
mt renov.a inig thle Hotel ipirartory to the
pproabi:.g Seas~ois.
Tfhe h:o:e ~i supplied whh emnietenit.
Lbe r:dI reduction1 inad to weeciJyi and
onthtly hoorder. Apr. 2', I *--f.
JAS. LEFFEL'S
DWRO~VED DQUBIS
OLE &. HUNT'BaItimgre,
Manactur s fta i,he aem.h and Southtwet
Iia,i- *:an nor in uae. worttking ulnder
]iead1 varinig fromf 2 to 2F fret'
24 ,ize1.froma 5> to y,0 inebie-.
i. 'he mo tipoweriniihee in thle Market.
.arge t1LlrlTu un?W Paiplltetet post free.
v- * r.wrmn:n-, .usoI. ori
Lahinl'1'rv " tWiute Leadt WVork- andt Oil
.31ll-. -bain g PullIeys and IIange-rs.
SEND FOR CIRCULap,S.
DISSOLUJTION.
Thefr of BLEASE & C., ositn
,f Hery H. B,lease and Robert B. Hlolman,
!'farmers, ii ers, &c., has been dissolved
o si oni.,iness are in the hands of Ikemv
I. Bleane.
IiLNRYt I. BLEASE,
ii.' B. HOLW'.
Having turned over to Mr. Henry H.
ease afi myv interest in the tirm of Blease
rCo , I solicit for him11 theC S. liberal
iatronge that was ti.e firm's good jortune
o enjoy. R.B. HOLMAN.
Fe. 18, 1 Q"74-S-if.
NeWbgPPi Busi ims DIPecto0P)
*Caral. ot liferencet jiserteel nader aLp:r<
print e he:idi inThis co41lun1in. Poim
al nn, Mh-reCh:tltS, YtiMltit" :kli Trade
!reneray. shoull have a place in this D
vrectory. Tvrms nodcrate.
Dry Goods, Shoas, &c.
McFALL & 00L.-Wholesa:e and rta:
ntIers in foreigi and doinestic Dr
Goos.Emredeics Nt ona.&e. -1
LICK, P. W. & R. S.-Dealers in Dr
(oods.eibracing everything in tli.
ifc. Plantation supplies.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Hats, Shoes
C otton Buyers, &c.
1 OVELACE & WIEEI.ER.-DealersinDr
G Goods. Groceries. Clothing. Doots.Shoe:
Hats. General stock of all kinds of mier
chandize. 4
- OOT, M.-Dealer ii General 3ferchan
dize. Dry Goods. Fancy G.ods, Iro
ecries, Boots and Shoes. 4
iUK. TIO-S.--Dry Guo,. Notions, Clot h
in . Mo-. I:T-. :uIjl "enleral :tSmirt
nient itt nwrittit .
l ILSON. d . M. . to.-Italer in )r:
Slhoes, hits. . r y. an Cd I ;0. :
Wit\l)N. T. a.--Who:' : nie arni litaii
j-.i- in (;eii-ral Mviroh:i:ilizc-Dry
\.I TI 1 1 N. .\. y.\ - ;>r (iotd C!'hinI g
60,1s. t.0odt o' ::lI kinds.
Boo'cs and Sationary.
iA: \e. .1 eaitf y A a.h inc4
S*,v.s and Tin. Ware.
i.iT '.:. T.-ha:er int Codtlin ait
Ift-0i Ing ;:ve.Ili style:- :mid pricves.
ofTin W:tre. 4:
Furu---Carpentry.
E. A VE L1. 1.. Y.- -Je e PI liand :1 !Spl11
-itrireS au :ned. Nlatn rus.s 1iat. 1:
.:il-. W.~ I f.--CabinWt tr:iooi. Fir
anitrl in:ib- :tut1 repatired. C:tiitJer
ill-- duo- With d s ae .1
Restaurants--Hotels.
Alsi .L. Ut. -Lal .ered a 1a!
h ur . 41 0rs ih :n y.ters il;
.14'001n. Dvalo!r inl Graceril.e, Cimn'vecton
Photography.
-E.NIAN. WV. LArti1. All
i e 4f Pt r take.
'ie ll tIIwed. allk 111
II ti e inl :!(.1 _Szhe l rtl.ot hi. N t sn
I in t Uited taiti e 1 G e a ourt. 1
A 0 iMAN S ,, 11UC-Vi IF41 T.-ttr
M :-,I Law. P :- i ll;tn ll The I:"tl <
inie tate. and jin the Unliled :Stat es t 'ourt. 1:
) A EI;LI. C. -..-Atto rwy at I.W a l Idleg
J4 se in. 1:alkrnyltcy for ::.j Congrve-iuln
i: District. 'ractites in al, the Courts of
ON a. 4 R ;. Art it Lav:- 0111(-e
on Main .utreet, over Mrs. D. Mower'
Monuments-Xarble.
SE.\ \'% L L. .. R.-Mnouiits mlade to or
I rir,:ai :ill kind ot mar.) and graoitt
work neafly e.qcutvd. 4'1
PEERS. L. 31.-Dealer in Foreign and
llDomestic MabN M!e:nt ;d
to otder i.i best s .e .
Public HalL.
iT E.\IElkANCE 11ALL.-W ill be rentetl to
SJ' ptuie enttrtainmi I1 o 31d3ir We
niimiay. Fridaty and Satuardaiy )nightt of eIe
Manufactories.
II\MN. JlN A.-Mafaic tin oii
Cotto Gin, ofapprotvedi style,a
Com'mission. Merchants.
Ill.1E. W31.%I .& C.-Anittion t..fl4n
jj inis..it Met.einit. ~S,tie twi:e ii
wveek. 4:,
tCAUG Uld .N. A. J3. & CO.--Coinmiissit
31l er.-h:at a nd. t:ealeri in FertilIizers.
Alets foGwer, (ox aiti Sta;rkley's Bug
Cotton Buyers---Grocers.
W Ei;, W. if. & Co.-(otton Brokers atnd
In-ater- ini lacon,t Fl oar. Grihi, Hay.
Cyrin, &c. -4
lamiatittn .suplies.. Cash itladvnced or
(titton.4
MAYES & .M.IRTIN.-Dealers in Groce
rles, Pinnitati on Suipptlies. IHardlwarez
:un t Co.tton Buyer..
EAVEtI & APE.\IDI AN.-G rocters andt
Pr oxi ion Dealer-. Pltanta?ton Suppliet:
milizuyrs of Cotton.
IIAE. W~ M. C:.-tGrcery anti Proviitn
Groceries, Canned Goods, &c.
W CK EiR. A. M.-Dealtr in G rocerie-. Ca
netd Goods. Perft miery, un<il Toys oi ail
det.,cripItio ns.
L t"toids. ('otferttieneri-, 'ITol>ceo and]
'1iTobco, &O. 4
IA LSON. J. (.-):er in Griceries oft al
'Tobaccoi antd e;a. 4
Confectioneries, Segars, Fruits.
.:n ECK. . 1' .-renichi antd Ameie:mi C on
of t laltin ds I l- tit - It se aso ,.ts 0 t
:a: niiITobjacco..
Jewelry an<i Watch Makers.
SPECE J N F.-Diealer in e;t;tc
C- i othri-Drsng ai.
Wlto tlHaTtr in>PPnt K.-lical:rha inICloth
Mi linry ~f-res, MakingatrI
Ali der in t geea mechndieZ. V:
* Druggists.
.ANT. UlI. S. F.-!Dru;.ai-t. Whol e=gab
an C:eti tr in Dr:~.:...ig
W ie-. 4.
Gun and Lock Smith.
-IHTE.~ 7 .. L.-Pepa::irer andI M::kcr (1
\ V tGun . Pi',tt]-, Lotks, .Sz. Shlf Gotod:
Wines, ~iTorgsygr'.
F.N TI.J . & Ctt.-WholIe-ale and Reu
taleaer i obacco. se:iar . 'ip
& c. Winu' anr.I Lh plar,i or pure inailit]t-. I:
Dry Goods A .?Iiineri'p
MILLINERY
AN!)
'Milligery Good,
RIBBO NS,
Silk and Straw Goods
WIIITE (i00DS,
Corsets,
Kid Gloves,
Hosiery,
Parasoils and
handkerchiefs
Now openi at
Mrs. Di. MOWER'SI
UNDER IIERALD OFFIGE.
1An. L, 16-tf.
Dry Goodx. Groceries.
rit \ A;I t; i
MAGNOLIA 1TENN MiLU
IS TIl!E UE,T FANIHLY FLOlUR! I
AN) TIlE BEST IS THE CHEAPJ
t
A Large Supply on Hais
Choice Family Groceri
U: e very dezcription.unmong whieh are i
of those
ELECANT HAMS, &C,
PLA,NT.4T1/N SIPPL/2
The - Will :nw in :411,Tion t
DRY GOOD
is varic,i and well
Th:llkfiul :,(rI I ilk. very 1! r4 hteo
pI 44 ; tl 4 4l :'. a e 4 t t!.-: .:
tns i .r ?:tke( HT to a'!.! that
and! sTiOCTLY I Fiall i.
THOS. COOK.
.\ar. !. I-- :m.
SELI\ BG HUDS CHEA
0lts and lot [of Sal
,ess and wl ave N-.1 t ry,J, 1. ne n1 10
pose of it. ENTIRE 'TI'K i IF jf0
of
DRY GOODS,
Glass and Crockery-Wari
HATS,
SHOES,
NOTION
Ani! in ay w:1wr a-tit;!Cs,
AIT LOW RATES f)lR CA
WITHIN THE NEXT 010 DAYS.
All per,on:s wishing to 1u gonl-ivhlp
find it to their adv : u C a to cl . ex
il, 11V stocK. Don't fail 'o come or
will nid.s a bargrain.
1 al,o oIfer :.r tialh n reSo l: e te
:11V
HOUSE AND LOT
1 dez4ale pi::ee, stumed on the Col
roI'Ad. CaLS! and), gec par4 ie i.C 1.
A. A. NATHAN.
A pr. 1, i3-2mn.
DO YOU WAN
TO BUY
AND
Excellent la Qualit
4 IF SO, 00 To
MRS. D. MOWER'l
Where can be found Dress Goodb, Fa
Goods Ldis. Suitsn, No.:ions. o all kinl
And Many Other Article
At the Lowest Mark
Prices.
On the corner, and undIer the. HI A:
Omee is tile place
For Cheap Gcde
G1?eap Prices,
And the Best Attenti<
A pr. 1, 13-if.
J.J0 WILSON,
I)EALER IN
GRO CERIEM
Of all kinds, such as
Sneair. Coffee. Rice.
Flour. Lard.)1Mola1ses
FRESH M AND GR1H
Pickles. Canned Fruit.
Sheetings and Yari
BAGG4VM AND TIES,
4NON-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENI
BE SOLD CHEAF
Carriages, iragonas, 4
TrIo'is 31. L. uu:{. .JoFI A. En i
WORKSHOPS
COTTON GIN:
WAGONS,
Made and Repairec
At th:eir Shops aIt Nc eberr, S.C.
_' WORK WARRANTED AND
ISFAGTION GUARANTEED. p
3ir. JLackson Tay!or, v;i k.or.i
* L iA Ck.MlllNG; of a1! kh.- done
Mfar. 1, 10-m.
p.rr iCE CUC N TY CO3131IS SINER~
EWBERRY C. II., S. C.. M1ar. 2, 1
A t a meetng of the Board of County C
*missoners the following resolution was
trod uced by Dennis 3Ioates:
Re,ohved, That wec the County Cumndj
er ,hall g1rnt the newroad, iconrlmencir
cer near ing.i Ruf. by way of JoUy StZ:
SntseetTng the'newl cut road two miles2 1.,
grog Level, recently laId out by the sp
('ommissioners, wth a few '4gh;i s.ha'.
SO 'IS .0 put the road a.n .ette ground.
The ';palu.in vgas~ agre 0o by D
thinks thie forme::L\e \I't MO Xnee
Ch air'n.B.C. C., N
ALLEN RICE.
THO3MAS KEITT.
Mr,. 4,1S7.-9--.
WHEELER & WILSON
, E IG M.\ICIIIN
BS% -
Is Wi hout Doubt the Bes
inl the Country.
tile
~3,l P1N-cIjS to btf Lit
Pron oune by v'yicin to', bie Itia
Lit AVORrT. 1o:- 27 1 I:-.
The% sawS0- s - f i , were : t. w :jiore ihat
-wen.
T For aU y E.SY TF v or 14)NiTHI.
I .NT k L, L.Nl ENT. d )I ! '.. i .i
t.'
j.!e1)s !;j ..-7 i -o e cF d , l
Sto,e, e w err. S C.
L. D . REDUS,
Mar. I , 10-t . ,veling Agent.
"The Family Favorite."
d ' Is no wl% o i itn a red 'ut Sale
MRS. D. MOWER,
GENERAL orEN,T
Fori Newberrv andiann C:uis
I have le one iw of Wt Wed Swing 111a
chins ml 'tj.itc i: t i. faay a : bito
to the 1 _ctlVCti i S mY i f anc
daugh16ter, I Will add m1Y a OPin1on:a,!
pr"acted metoanios LafoPE.CTO
a Wow.tassig in uil-. ,:se of"., .p l
t;in, si piiyof cosrc n anld read;
ness of,adj;Iiment fit is .oT F:<e 1:1.:ip UN
any; 1 v ta .-e in m:". 11n Lh .k t
.JESE- lIt. LORD,
Mechanie1. Editor of "1ltific American.
will. ..
GREENWOOD
MALE ACADEMY.
c Fhe 1nder Ijt,-: W;:-I.": 1o infLri: hi
that he expectS tton a MALE SC110,
Latee A h : on u. is
MONDAY N JANA N EARNY T .
S:udiu.; prep.red f*or ;,ny Cu1!ge thei
m1:1V wisi to enter.
Rate- of - tit oderate. Board can b
hadl for di ' ;''mot, ea~x:ive o! wa.$:
oi.
For' furthe- parntiars ades
Tio31t)AS DUCKETT.
Dei7,B49r.m. FMA
ACADEMY.
S . P. PIFER, A. M., :::Principal
Miss FANNIE LEAVELL, : ::Assisant
ney 'Prof. F. WERBU.1 i Musical Dep't
The N EXT SES55i N of ts SCHOOI1
will begini on !It SW .P;TEM IfER, is.
As -tar, as the prac('t('e duties of life arn
concernted as ;hutogh an edr.e-alon e.an b<
obtained at :this School ;-s at n,v l"em'a
Semlilnary in thte tarc'
A! Taition f!":8a it .aut o .2$2L.:,u4per Sei.on
Pn..jidiee or atiO"factor:!v ee'nr.'d.
Borigcan beC obtinhed ata moiden :t
prie.
For par:ieulars, inqutire of S. P'. B3)OZER
AP. MFER-u, Principal.
it. M i!
Mil\pp adey and fiind emiploynientt.
THE
SMOUND CITY
ST. LOUIS, MO.,
MO0DEL BSi\ESS80U0L
Erstablishxed 14 Yearis !
And has turniebecd more i,uKne s men a
a graduiate than ten aw'her simtilar intstitutio::n
. To Young Men Seeking~ Eu
eguri.:e to procu:e -tin:.t iots ot. 'oim
phetion of couirse, or r.-:"wi A entire fecs.
IReferencee to Stud.mt'. from T'xas, J.uni
- 11na, Arkansas, .'x-nsitp: :a. Ataabanl
-' Tii] .'A. kItE,uPre,.,
Unertakiang.
C. M, HARRIS,
C4bJIle Mak.Or & UII10Cltak(?1
II:i"s pband ::ttu W'jl mnale to) order,' II,
e I;, xuret::,. WXar 'jee, Safe., 'N>faa
Caineult W rk of all kinada made ..ad n
b . o an inii; mily' MetaLce,
hataL 1 An I .'... wood ir ! Caes
AT- Com ra :a. o rder at short notice, an
c: ) '40 ii. M.li:TIN HlARR~IS.
,., ,a- us u maeC, all of whieb he is prepare
to far ish at very reasonable rattes, wit
promptness and despatcht.
Persons' desirous of having cases aA
railroadu wi!! have them set f. of charg<
omn A Hecarse is M..g on hand and will b
in-* furn' d at the rate of $1x pen day.
.T-hankful for past patronage, the sa
scriber respectfully asks for a condinuatho;
et, of the sanme, and. rares the pulic tha
'low no effort c.a his part will be sparif to rende
cia! shte utgnost satisfaction.
NewberryS. C., Juli3.
enWho Wants an Organ
Anyv one in need of one of Needhami & S"g
'Ory.ns, w'ill find it to their advat~age t<
.a. ,o th n E.A.n) neFF
Dry Goods. Groceries. .
THOS.1 . LAKE
: e e t the b:- --
111- H l PURCHASED T'IE
ENTIRE STOCKZ OF GOODS OF 51ES<.
J HN E. WEBB & CO., a! of i
w::! SELLM ON MOST R1EASONAirl.11
Tl.e Sock consist!; or a generi . o:t
ment of
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
CR1OCKERY and
SHLF 001S.
A h:rze p.ortion oftesto.km %vill be ..ld
At Cost for Cash !
T., tmiako roomt for other oodz.
a to ee t of Mir. A .
. i, o , a :m of R. Mourill- &
C * wi. wl havec en ii c on: l a i --
a 4e.en of ' n.y1bu Ines n I feel .n d
t:10.eneC of hci len n :Lm;.M
edto israre busine%ss onalities, warr.,: .
Me In .:S ng thIat .hud e o ib. i :
in n repct. fe will Le asq:st..d t jY
Mr. J. H . ? ibr<,vwho ws;: eagaged in
.r. 1eo: W.
GWern :1"d .. ?. i: n.
A saeofp biep r:..; is olit .
THOS. M. LAKE.
iREMOYA Ls
KTIIS. F. ilA lO
R-poe filIy in:iform'z Lis z1:atomners d
the pai genrally- of Newb,er:.. : i ::
rouncaz:g coun.try, tha~t he has ren..oved! to
the
Elegant and Commodious Store
e Ocupic d by R. C. -iiver i. (
and :h: he has adriod i!rgely to his sti.-k
i al tle va:ious lics of
Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shoes,
Family Groceries,
Nic Nacs,
Heavy Groceries,
Plantation Supplies,
Bagging, Ties, Grain,
Hardware,
Woodenware, &c.,
Which He Offers Low for Cash!
Cuzton:r in want of goo.i, need o;:ly
ask for t,, to be at o: 1:.v o. Y v
of ti!- lare co: p o fa! men n i.o will e
atteWtivo lo everv demia%d
My stoak i idispu' ably
Large, Varied and Cheap.
A rti-. wa:;ing Focrtil r wil he sup
CELEBRATED
Ali 6h-. ! as.k i' th:u LIe v.,- :v'. V
-Ltor- to c;arar.t,e meO .a conun:Ite (d :.
very geneorou!s p).trOnage aceo: dmei
pio t o my Ia
THOS. F. HARMON,
IS RECEIVING HIS
FALL andi WINTfER
ud a tokislarge and va i,ini.
IBr8-s ard Fari0 D parit1il
A.- well as i
IGROCERIES,
CLOTHING, HATS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
BLANKETS,
HEAVY WOOLENS, &c.
SHORT PROFITS FORL QUCK
SALES AND SATISFACTION
G UAR ANTEED.
GRANITEYTELLE
Shirtings,
Sheetings
And Drills,
To Merchants at Mian
ufactu.rer's Prices.
Thle Highest Market Price
Paid for Cotton or' other
Country Produce.
M. FOOT.
c(o?hing.
'THE SCARO(lUTY
I a TI : Pr ng '.-t : ( ~ot a:t ek:s.. thur for
0F MONEY
Wit not comitnue Ion::?. In the nemotime,
:Let-ge s:'ce op 'LI) fIlNG oh hand
a INDULCES US
To ?1f - * .1 I ad idcm Inae laeap
piieaAOn wilu convince anyv onec that
T OTBE, SHOE & li-T
ime,isthe esetthing imnaguia. No
rI NEWBERRY
Can do as weit for yon. Co'.o and examine
oursoc',whichcanLde.:
FORl NOTHINtO.
WMT & CUFPCL(