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T-VeiT Ia Local. Al-sines.11otues in Ai AYe Inserted at the rate tgnet kpe-1bekal mircts _h"x orlix al s: tf V ~~r~a*& dine Co.'s jon e-J I netbetter, and tha e-cost of imported mCE.-us ,haviug Ad 's- or ~ rs Notices for .,will sa'vtetusetes trouble dPqF for-the same -tieu-aseour rii.are cah. gI such ices will le r the uent. Qor the t* 4ankrd- cases. be paid o& 4dyg if ke parties. adver _iOing1do j esie in town. Job work and subscriptions strictly cash. All papers shall be stopped hereafter as g ' WIi&1lib.'tena 6f subscription expires, un-.~ ast satletory. arrangements are made to -*h 3U#Nieesdme. I'If > af mirh denotese-piration-after that tr pkeriseotined. ltear these thinrgs in mind. 3-tf, --a INEx to-NaEt-DVERSEENTs. C. sackson-Dry Goods. Kiard & Wiley-Cothing-,-Hats. &c. VL. arshal-Ice Cream. JaMes C. lAaby-Citatious. 4 q,u.Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. Cariington- crifrs Sale. J@ . arwilc-Report ofKational Bank. 00, mPEtRs.-Old papdrs for sai at ca.innpckages of 50 or 100, at 44-and-25 CeMts_ tf. SFine Clottag,'English Worsteds, French -JCassimeres&c., at Phifer's. Call and exam-i 'to. 13-tf. e 'The-S-R&wBERFEs.-Mr. 0. E.I. i Wii5f -i kml'cept our thanks for a mess Ai a.1orgestrawberries, of the Seth jBoyi)en, ommonly known as. the Boy en4en Io). vuietv. They were the r and most delicious-that we have 4MQ BE E SPED is the announ e bothensnade by Mi. C. F. Jackson, the leader p prices in Columbia. [tl 6l4sof new and sea kod the low prices asked .qr -th.pn.sakesit no wonder that his -trade is 4e large. EL ftitSfm x.--We stop the press to an %idnneegtfe ~arri:m* of Julian A. Selby, repressible preprietor of the - xe @ r:. 7,He -is accompanied by Mr. Tntt. As these gentlemen will remain i3ewr b a dpye cordially exte"nd to teii tie pivileges of the town and Lgerequestdh authorities to (do the same. -a (Mnie,-yanned Goods of all kinds, Qee~ ?ickes, Sardines, Soaps. For salde W. C.-hasc. 14A .~ A LasGH A.w Eu.mNT Sroc~ oj c1ot&iiig.anid gents furnishing goods is Mdrie by the popular house ofh iidr$$r4r'd Wiley, of Colubia. t 'glv,yu;fit n .y style or instriahieii , and at such prices a.s a6g fill to stilt t,he present condition i*'sNeets. Something nice in I eniHas-ltst tye. S an passpnger,ceonductor. on the AQeenyile'&Coluinbia R. R., ran offt ~w~ryd. M:.aking noatep ($tulb>was appcciated; - 'The latest style Hats to.be found are r.. ~~ItVpMraabaifW'a l)ay.are real crown-! 44m gienids. Don't fail to-buy two. lD-tf. da D emecI..-A Tomng and valuable Willie Spence, as iRdo last Saturday seel#, hcrsortie erson unknown. Surs i4ee:, r-ests upon Newt Ren gqggeluttlored,nina engaged oni Col. altisDtIj inlace; and on which youngapones aneting in.the capaci sef ggftil&r,as this boy had been disee1As aflrealt air Spence. - Vecigo ~Thz,~ r alc at W. C. REUGs,0E-W Qre requested to state that the Rev-.R. A. Mickle will ese(fwi-ion. at Monnt Bethel, on the 3d $abbathb, May 17th, morning. - W7'e- gratified to announce that Be. R. A. Fair, of Abbeville, has ac eptle the c,all to the Presbyterian Church, of this place, until the meeting (f ?resbytery, next .September. Ac eerdingly regular services will be held by him in that.church, beginning next1 Sabbth( eAhInHin of ladies ready-miade Suitsr agndUnderwear of all kinds, at -e )4-tf -McFALL & POOL. _MAsomsc Thom.E.-Efforts arc on foot to'organize a joint stock company to build aMasonic templejn this place. We presume the spot in view is the old - pap1f I ous pposite this ofiee, a most exopM aniltghhispue. T1he aount fo'be raised is tenl th)ousandl &>I(r liitisof twenty~-flie dolla2rs each. We needjust such a building as is,cax mplatd.vey much. We wish* -the endsbrise~ the most gratifying suc -'- EGGS-100'Dovz..[or sale at W. C. eka se's. 14 .CHExw~Goons.-The benefit of prin tirs ink is highly appreciated by Mr. Thos. F. Harmon, it has paid him in the past ap he remains prue to'his first rnentions this wek u;nmed up - iyesas fol1Ip!r s' is l4rge *nd! - fne~ he 'las dry goods of every km d,1 gr%ieifes aind farmers supplies ad in [finitum, and last, but not least-selling ifor cash he is able to offer bargains. IMandarin Teas, the best, purest and cheapest, at Mrs. D. Mower's. Price, S75c., $1.00 and. $1.50 per lb. 13-tf - IETCrr A v- And 'what of it? Smnly An extra largo stock of MeMulen's Hand Sewed Gaiters, at Yhifer's. 13-tf. A FuB. BEEFIT. -NewherrV had a full benefit last week in the wav of en tertsinment. First came the May Par tv or Rdall at the Ilotel, whit-h was an elegant atfair and was largely enjoy.ei down to daylight. Next camne the Great Southern Circus and the Menag erie and the usii:d almirir. erowd. Then a public Installation of officers of the Good Templars, with a<ldresses and music. And last but not least, charades by the young ladies. If our town is not kx-king up-then we are no judge, and that she is entitled to a city charter is admissable in the premises. Tokteo, both cheiny and ,osoking, Cigas, Tatches, Ppes. For $dc at If. C. Cha.se's. 1 GDiSArorrNTMr.-The failure-of the Rev. J. Hawkins to arrive and fill his appointment at Beth Eden on last Sab bath, was t serious disappointment to ,he many friends who went from far and acar to see and hear him once more. rhe distance travelled by not a few was :onsiderable. What caused the failure 6ve have not ascertained, but it must have been a difficulty which the Rev -rend gentleman could not surmount, :therwise he would have gladly met his :ld charge. We hope still that before Le returns to Virginia, he will be able .o visit Beth Eden section. A full assortment of Millinery and Ufillinerv Goods, constantly on hand at Mrs. D. Mower's. 15 Gbob.--Notwithstanding the general omuplaint of no business, nothing do ng, no money and all that, we are pleased to sa that oni house in this own sold one thomsand dollars worth )f goods.on Wednesday last, for which. %a*s1 wa received. No dodbt others lid equally as well, no report of which Experience teaches that if a merchant aeeps.a -lI siiply of goods and is not ft aid to let the fact be known through he advertising columns of his County zte jvil hae customers. Printers k isA ijMost persuasive argumeit. English- Worsted Coats and Vests of supe -ior make and style can be found Low at . 16-tf.~ . PHFR. ,IFnA AR ES.-The-Tabl~ea!ux and lhara&efof the young people hist Fri lay night. were witnessed by a crowded iouse, and pronounced by all to be ex -ellent. Considering the short time hey had to praceice, only one week, it s remarkable that the whole agair hold have passed off so well The nanagers and all connected with it deC erve praise, Special mention might e made of the singingr by gliss Anna 'o6f'hteli was greeted with ~applause, s indeed it deserved. We understand hat it is contemplated to have another utcddjim.ent of the kid soon, and sope the Idlea will he .e.jrie out. Why iot, when the talent and an appmeciated nblic is at our doors? . CORN.-1.000 Bushels Corn for sale y W. C. Chsase. -14A flQ1ynu.v DEPRAInTY.-We have of en haeard of coppers being stolen from hcesyes of dead negroes, but only pow ho weitnow 9f a fact that sach af thi imel;p'nally beeo done,..and :right bene n this County. A boy named Ander on,~. died recently in the neighborhood >f Beth Edem (3hurch, and upon his eyes vere placed two silver disue piegce.. ['hese, we are told, were stolen by on.e >f the sitters up-and this, too, notwith tanding the admonitions of the dying han, wLo a few. momewnt before his de wase. exhorted his friends to live hon ~st, sober and religious Jiyes. It is said :o, that one of the party who were naking the coflin, attracted by the cries >f ae guinea fowl, left his work and earching for found her nest, from whieb lestot~ the eggs. We eenm lardly calize' thati neg'oes so depraved can ~xist. - O ATS.-250 Busls& Oats for s<dc by THE' CIHeu.-The Great Southern Dircus and Menagerie did not arrive iere until about 11 o'clock, last Thurs lay morning. haying' been delayed on he Railroad. In consequence,thme grand processiorn <id not take place, to the lisappointm3ent of many~ ladies and Thilren Whoi brightened the windows ilong Main Street, 'with. smiling and expctant faies. .Only the band wagon aircledarand the ?oiurt House and :hen retiu-ned to the tents The after - aoon performance was in some respectd ood, there being some excellent riding md gyuma.ics, but the night perform mnee was very poor. T hey were in a aurry to get off, and cut things short. rhe clown looked humorous, but said nothing new, except one thing. When sked to sing a song he said lie wasn't a Singer but a Wheeler & Wilson. There were somec eight or ten cnges of animals. The usual quanturg gif olor ed peQple Were got present, owing to the busy season in the opuntry an~d the carity of change, A hopeful sign. Ph iier sells Shoes less than any one, as hie sells for cash only. 13-if. Tm: MAY PALnTr.-In our last issue we had occasion to notice the May Ball at Tremp~erance IIall, on the 1st inst., expressing the opinion that it was the best thing that had occurred here for many years; but the succeeding pamrty at the Hotel on the 5th, was in all re spects equal to it. Th6ugh t1heweather was bad; thirqugh the ponstapt use of earriages, abput flity ladies and the samue numbev of gentlenmen were pres nt. The band of musioiins from qol umbia, whicsh played for the Ball on the 1st, remained over andl furnished excellent music for-this occasion. The (ancing began between 9 and 1Oo'clock, and continued until about 12 o'clock, when supper was announced to be ready. And what a supper it was-a table loaded with the choicest substan If Vou want a g;;od Segar naic yo price. from a Iv,e center up to 25 ceni and send an order for 25, 50, 100 1000 with the money, and without del: you will receive the desired numb( and without donbt be made glad by PERRY & SLAWSON. 15-if -- Columbia. S. C. DEDICATION, AD)Rss AND INsTA .ATioN.-Last Thimrsday nhlt KosOiW ko Lodge of Good Teiplars, public dedicated their :dl to the cause Temperance. After the dedication address w:is made by the Rev. J. Shuford. which was forcible, interestir and humorous, appropriately intersper ed with anecdote and serious declan tion. The address was followed by tl installation of the officers for the ens ing quirter. The officers installed ai as follows: J. C. Wr.sox, W. C. T. 3lrss LIzzE RaVES, W. R. S. IZ1ss LIZZIE WHITE, W. L. S. MIIss SAL.IE S,';FOr, W. V. T. W. 0. GOREE, W. S. Mss HETIE WISKEMAN, W. A. S. Ii B. JoNEs, W. F. S. Z. L. WHITE, W. T. SI.A&s NEACE, W. M. W. 1). 3r. Miss FANNIE SHUFORD, W. I. G. J. R. DAVIDSON, W. 0. G. T. S. Aomx,W. C. G. P. MEREDITH, L. D. The ceremonies were beautiful an instactive, and with the address, rez dered the entire entertainment a plea! ant one. Success to the Temperan cause. Side-lace Shoes are elegant in style and I to a nicety. PHIFER. 16-if. WHAT IS THE IATiE.?-All wor and no play makes Jack a dull boy every one admits this, and everywhei else but in Newberry something is (on to give Jak a chance to frolic. Maroor and pie-nics are the order.of the day. Military organizations, fire companie societies, schools, all have their regul annual festivals elsewhere. Here - have no military or fire companie more is the pity,' but we have school temperance societies, Odd Fellows, M: sons, gangers, a reading club, and - had almost forgotten a peg factory an an incipient agricultural and mechan cal society, and had the Chinese can turned out better we might have had successful sugar mill company. I spite of all this, we have no annUal pil nies. Suppose we make* a happ change and have a little fun for or time. If particulatr societies feel lik~ they cannt undertake anything of th kind,let all hands mest ajrnied ar,4 equi; ped in the most approved style and g somewhere and have a big time. N other town in the State can boast many p)retty' giins and charming ladie: while the number of gay youths and me :sneholy bachelors is fearful to conten nlate, and it would be a blessing to brin j hem ali togethe;. If every body woul lay aside business for one day, ani eachi and all mix together it would b)e season of such enjoyment as woul never be forgotten. Anyhow let i haive a pic-nic of some sort. ' Mqnptation Suppl ics can be bougkd W. C. Chase's Gocemj Sjopp, at (psp 1o est p rices. 1 *SoRRY FOR I.-To our surprise an consternation we found the other morr ing, the market building non est. 1' tigiergaiMed qf t but thls rocks upp which formerly rested tlc silis. Et morse took possession of us. Had th frequent comments made in the H ERAIL anytlhing to djo with its demolition.] was far from QuW thQughts or wish( that such a thing should be done. Ti it had not met our expectation, for bet has been very scarce ever sin'ce its ere< tin YM wp 4id no w4i anything s rash as its destruption. pepp rcipr3 fill our breast, and impelled by a desir to stand upon the spot and indulge in few reflections we drew nearer. Th sight revealed by a closer observatio was altogether unexpected, for besid the basemient rpcks th,ere stpod on~e the old tables, and on it part of a carcas of beef on which Nr. Baird was indu! triously at work. No sooner did lhe se us than tears as large as small hors apples commenced rolling down hi: pheks. 11ow bitterly 4ig ip then y~ gent ofal that ha~d been said. Surel our time had come, Mr. B. wvouldl noa make mince meat of the chief of th HEIIAI sinniers. It was anr agonizin inomet-with age eye oni the bee which was very good, and the other ca Baird, we waited for the climax, and came, but not as looked for. With christan spirit highly commendable b pleasantly said, after drying up his tear: "IIere's your lbeef." Sure enouh, 11 handed over some choice pieces--th best had in sonme time. It was well I: -was not mad, for there is no tellin what we mnigllt hav'p dne A so answer tu mgethi away myath, and so wi beef whlep it is gqo4. Not tp be pu (lone we forgave him~ all past offences and walkedj awaiy miuch relieved. toru dwwn for the prpose of remnove to the lot in rear of J. P. .Jacobi's, r< cently purchased by the Town Counci A few more stalls will be added to it. It is hoped that this building will soo give plae to a handsome market hions of b)riek. .On'e of the hiandsomest and best fml nihed Segar, mmd Tob~aco Emporiumn South is that of Becr.ry.& Slawson, Qo] umb i S. C., under the Columibiia J tl. In thej egtal}i;hrme.t carn be foun a m~ost complete stock ini endless vari( ty, ft om the costliest to the cheapest, i Segars, beside3 all the variOuS brand of ehe wing and smoking tobacco, han( some pipes, walking canes, pouches &c. Their five cent Segars are capita All orders promptly attended to an satisfacetion guaranteed. i~-tf PERRY & SLAWSON. ir. A NEW DE LY Our Spring and Summer 8 Goods is now complete in al of the newest sizes and nove tend to sell at the lowest livir We have also opened a Mil tion with our Dry Goods busi services of one of the best Trii vices of Mrs. Sophia Mower I to the ladies of this and adjoil the Millinery rear of our store in first, class S- itself, in which we hare, and i hand a beautiful and well ass< all goods usually kept in that We would ask our friends z those of Mrs. Redus; to give i elsewhere. We guarantee to as to style and price. TERM)I McIF./II May 6, I874-1--tf. Ftmilie., can be supplied widh all kinds. of fresh and choice Groceric, at W. . Chase's. 14 White Kid Slippers at PHIFEt'S. 16-f Sioo-rrxo.--On Tuesday last a diffi culty occurred at Floyd's place, between d two colored men, Wash. Holmes and - John Red, in which the latter was shot - in the head, but not dead, as the ball e glanced and passing around the skull, came out without serious damage. Wash. was arrested by Deputy Sligh, it and gave bail for appeaeane at court. Jim Williams, colored, was arrested and brought before Justice Jacobi, on k Monday, for shooting Lucinda Gary through the chin, about a week ago, on e the plantation of Mr. Walter Barre. e Jealousy is assigned as the cause. Wiz s lams is said to be a trifling, lazy vaga - bond, and in bad repute wherever , kiown. Lucinda is doing well. r e statk.s of fine Shoe. just arrived at Phifer's. Sidi-lae, button and front-lace, Kid, Clo:h, Gont and Calf-skin. 13-tf. SAUSA GE.-Fresh "Greenville"i &t e s'egefor sale Ijy W11. C(Qi.sr., 14 AN ATTEMPT TO Bi-EAK dA.o. Last Tuesday night an- attempt was made by a party of four prisoners to a break jail, but which fortunately failed. a They were confined in a cell in the third story from which escape had be fore b)en made by burning a hole in e the floor. The hole had been stopped e up insecurely, and with the assistance eof an old hinge which they got. posses sion cf in gge way, they managed to oreopen it. As hut ~one could move at a o time, the first to make the attempt was Geo. Bolandl, a white man. He crawled through the hole and along the bottom foor of the ceiling u;ntil over the pas saeof the second story, when he broke throughi the lattice and plastering inter end addropped to the se1gd story. 'The way was 'thsp plear to the tiist lo,where the Prisoner expected to make egress through the window. The window had preiously not even a shut ter, and several prisoners had made their escape through it, but the County Commissioners had at last been pre vailedj upon to secure it, and thus tl@ prisoner found himself defeated on the eve of victory, the window being strongly fastened. The noise made by $the prisoner in dropping through the ceiligg tp the seegnd floop was hezgre. by Mr Fre Sebumit, whq halppened to e be in the jail that night (not a prisoner) D and information was at once communi-! tcated by him to the jailer. On exami gation. 1}olag1d wqs fougd hliding under ~the staircas.e. apd was copveyed tp safer cquarters. The three other:s wvere fgund waiting the fruition of Bqland's attempt, 0 w!hich~ thley unexpeetcly found to be e for him and them'selves it more secure e cell and closer vigilance on the part of a their keeper. e The jail is sadly in need of attention. a We have too many escapes from it by e peason of the insufficey pf ie bar r iers. 'Ue flooring in many places Sshould be reset and the ceiling over the - passage on the second story should be e of inch plank, instead of lattice and e plaster. Let the County Commissioners s look after this matter and mrake our 4all a jqil, :apd net a baiig house Sfor tenants at will. The Indian Girl is thie presiding genus at Ferry & Slawysoga opla Segar Stoi:e, and wh en an article is sent I out wi4h her sign nual .'ttigelled. all t confidence may be placed in It. a 15-tf PERRY & SLAWSON. 3, "All's well that ends well." So buy a side e lace shoe at Phifer's. 13--tf. CMeal, Biacon, Flour, Syrup, Teas, Su gar, C'ofc~e, Cheese. Miaccfa p& & Po taiocs , S';l, Ome':~kers, Grist. For AB~OUT TUlE TowN AND Cm Several 4ay5 p.4 gunshi.e and balmy aii:-streets |r.ying up, amid amatemur garden'iers again in spirits. Not the kind whiinebriates, however. Sniffles looked blue on Wednesday last, because he had danced all theI night before in spite of a big day's a work before him. e What hams become of thp jbprzy Agriuturi gocigty, pr.op.osed some Imonths sipe? C. IAnd the Home Insurance Conapany? SAnd have the advocatesof fire eagi jall gone wapg. the voAnadin$ twineth Verily. Verily, this will never do. Don't let the accumulation of money be your every thought, citizens of New berry. A coop full of chickens p)assed down Main Street on Thursday last-and the ~'public pulse ran high. Chase has a supply of eggs at 14. besides many other thingoo numerous to me.;-tion,' A Newberry genius of tender Years: PARTURE. -ock of Staple and Fancy Dry departments, comprising all ties of the day, which we in rates for cash. linery Department in connec iess. and having obtained the nmers South, also the ser Ledus, who is so well known inig Counties, to superintend Ne have fitted up the room in style. which is a geim within ntend to keep, constantly on )rted stock of Millinery, and line. Md acquaintalces, as well as is a call before purchasing grive entire satisfaction both S CASH. ,L 4 POOL. mothers. that husbands, sons and daughters will have no desiie to roam. Have you said anything to Mr. Salinas Ibont Bob White, yet? Do not delay. The Newberry' Peg eactory expects to be in full blast in a week or two stockholders are required to pay the first instalment in soft pine. We are pleased to notice that there is a tendency to corn, More corn and less cotton is getting through the heads of our farmers, and if they hold fast to the idea and carry it out, we can safely predict they will have more money in their pockets next fall than they had the last. In the meantime we advise prompt subscription to the Newberry HERALD. We are obliged to have a hundred or two more subscribers. Twice that many read ths paper who do not subscribe, but all we ask is that one half the jun ber send in their names with the money, either for three, six or twelve months, Who comes first. If any of our merebants imve Sping goods or anything choice in the grocery line, they are earnestly asked for the sake of suffering humanity to advertise the same. As a proof that adveiiseiintents al:e read-a man once advertised that he wanted a dog. and before night mortj than a hundred persons had taken dogs to him. If you want. any kind of Job Print ing (lone, now is the time to have it done-neat, cheap,' rapid. Smith can't see why his wife should object to his staying at tihe club so late, simply because he. said, wheni 19 camg home the other night. "My dear it's the coldest year for many nights; at 1f> degrees past ten, the cl>ck stood 16 minutes belowvtfreezo." Our young ladies are the sweetest and most truthful in the world; atleast there are none other who are so1 cand(i)ed. Cure for a felon-take it to the peni In going to parties, just mind what you're at. Beware of your head, and take care of your hat. Lest you find that a favorite son of your mother has an ache in the one and a brick in the other. Wifligq fL T.hopas has been ap pointed a Notary Public for Newberry County. Hundreds of men, women and chil dren were disappointed on Thursda last b)y the fadlure of the Great Soutlera Cireus and Mepagerie to make the look ed for street parade. When it was dhis covered that gnly the bancq wagon, with~ six bay l1gg.et, eide, thp girut of.th?. howr Hue, it gyas sm:prisigg to see wquickly the hungry crowd dispeit edl. Afany of then; had waitgd from eleven till pear three oceloek, and in copseque1gg log tag4 : ines Blessed are they who expect nothing. It was( a shame though that the management did not exhibit a few calico horses. A party of fishers were out seining on Saturday last, and succeeded in dmag. ia' abot a hI4shei of.small fishes from some of the mudldy holes contiguous to Bush River. .Are we not going to have any pic nics this season ? There was an interegigg go,in~g of Beth E~den Gr.agge on~ Saturday last, at Maj. J. B. Kinard's. The fourth de gre was conferred on a nu'mber of members. At the next re.guilgt meet: ing there.be eatoggdtis sp,rgad, qa4d a gice time nmay be e.xpect What plonsure can exceed the smok ing of thc weedl, especid.1y if your segar unx be obtained cheaply. Send an or dher to the Indian Girl of Columbia, through PERRY & SLAWSON. Ma:d;ame .pmo.es0's Reliable Pat term of all sorts can be obtained at Mrs. D. Mower's. 13--tf. To IRoUsEK E1'Ems.-Every article of domestic economy ever conceived of by the housekeeper, as well as qite a number of things never dreamed of by them are to be found at the establish ment of Messrs. lKingsland & Heath, Columbia, S. C. It is a puzzle to know Evhiere they pick up so many things, and all of such an indispensable character. For proo,f, tws to C)olumbia are in v.ited to call at this popular store under the Columbia Hotel and examine goods. 18-2t. Commer*Cial. NEwBERRIY, May 12.-Market still active --receipts good, closing at 16 cts. Number of hales shipped dun week 414. Nnw YORK, May 11.-Cotton quiet; sales 3,205, at 1Sl8i. Gold steady, at 12ia121. BALTIMORE, M'.iy 11.-Cotton firmer cniddling 18. AUGUsTA, May 11.-Cotton firm-middling [7. CHARLEsTON, May W-=0Gtton quiet, fim sud nominal4 asting higher-middling 17. L3vsiiioon, May 11.-Cotton strong-up- a ials 81; Orleans 88. BUILDERs' AND CONTRACTORs' SPECIAL VOTrItE.-Vne wnts in thre nuilding M.C Newberry Business Direcor"y. Cn rds of Reference inserted under apro-I priate lieadingsin this column. Profession al nen, Merchants. Mechanics and Trades generally. shonid have a place in this Di rectory. Terms moderate. Dry Goods, Shoes, &c. I CFALL & POOL.-Wholesale and retail . dealers in Iorergn and donestic Dry Goods, Embroideries, Notions, &c. 43 W HICK, P. W. & I. S.-Dealers in Dry Goo&, embracing everything in tlht line. Plantation supplies. 43 Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Cotton Buyers, &c. OVELACE& WHEELER.-Dealersin Dry h. Goods. Groceries, Clothing,.I:nots Shoes, Hats. General stock of all kinds of mer chandize. 43 FOOT, M.-DCder in General Merchanit S, dize. Dry Goods. Fancy Goods: Gro eeries. Boots and Shoes. 43 ASH, J. D.-Dry Goods, Notions, Cloth ing. Boots, Shoes. Hats. and merchan dize generally. 43-Um. ' OOK, TIOF.-Dry Goods, Notions, Cloth ing. Shoes. Hats, and general assort inent of Groceries. 4: ILSON. .J. M. & U.-Dealers in Dry Goods.. Groceries. Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Hats. Crockery. and general mer ehandize. 43 H ARMON, T. F.-Wholesale anld Retail H dealer in General Merch.andize-Dry Goods, G roceries, Crockery, Plantation Sup lilies. 43 .BTHAN, A. A-Dry Goods. Clohin. t - Crockery, Boots and Shoes, aid Fancy Goods. Goods of ll kinds. 43 Baoks and Stationery. 1PM AN JOlt 4.-Iks .ulsd S;ation. - e.ry. Aspecialty Ua(de in School Books. 43 Stoves and Tin Ware. .-RIGHT, W. T.-Dealer in Cooking and Heating Stoves, all styles and prices. Large assortment of Tin Ware. 43 urniture-Oarpentry. , EAVELL. 1,. Y.-Keeps on hand a splen did a.ssortment of.all kinds of Furniture. Pictures Framed. Mattrasses made. 43 ARRIS, W. N.-Cabinet Wareroom. Fur H, niture nadc and repaired. Carpenter pig doue With desputc4. - - staurants--oteis. lARH ALL. L. R.-Meals served at all M hours. Fresh Fish and Oysters in season. Dealer in Groceries, Confection eries, &c. - 43 . Photography. ISELLMAN, W. H.-Itesideit Artist. All styles of Picture. taken. Old Pictures copied and renewcd. 43 Professional. - AIR. POPE & lOPE.-Attorneys-Prr: - tice in all the Courts of this state and in the United States Court. 43 ' UORMAN & SCHUMPERT.-Attorneys M at Law. Practice in 4l the j'urTs rf t4e sgtte, und in tpe Unli6d t'stdr$. C AEGER, C. G.-Attorney at Law and Reg ister Iin Bankrupitcy for 3d Conjgression District. Pra&tices in all the Niurts of the St4te, .. ONES, IM.A,-Attorney at Law. OMCO' on Main Street, over Mrs. D. Mower's -tore. 47 Monuments-Marble. L E.W ELL, J. R.-Monuments made to or. der, and all kinds of marble and granite work neatly executed. .43 PEERS. L. M.-Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Marble. Monumecnte- mnar to order in bpsg styleg. --* '"' *Public .Hall. E MPERANCE IIALL.-Will le rented to public entertainments oni Monday, Wed' niesday. Friday and Saturday nights of each week. 43 Ianufactories. C HAPMAN, JOLIN A.-Manufatnrg Cotton Gins, of a ,vd t,m warranted.....- -I 0HASE, WM. C. E CO. uction and Com-. Omission Merchant. Sales twice a week. 43 MdcCAUGHRIN, A. J. & CO.--Comnmission j Merchants and dealers in Fertilizers. ] ics, Wagons, &c. EBB, W. H. & Co.--Cotton Brokers and Dealers in Bacon, Flour, Grain, Hay, 2orn,,&c.43 S ALINAS, F. E.-Dealer in Groceries and . Plantation Supplies. Cash' 24vpnca a1' lotton.- ' '-- '4 AAYE.S & MA RTIN.-Deailers in Groce Iries, P'lantation Supplies, Hardware, m Cotton Buyrs..43 C LEAVEL.L & SPEARMAN. G ce~ ad ] nd bu oni 43 H ASE, W3I. C.-Grocery and P.govision~ Marchats;3ollotion Row. - SGroceries, Canned Good~fo.__ IUCKl R,A. ig.-~ealey.1 Gynees Can 'Goe lioy ami Toys of all le 4ins. 43 L OVE LACE, A. D.-Groceries, Canned Goods, Confectioneries, Tobacco and ~egars.44 OWERS, A. Mi. & CO-Grocery and Pro vision Dealers, Plantation pp obacco, &e.- "" 4 L LSON, f. C-Dealer in Groceries of all ~ Jkinds, Canned Goods, Bagging, Ties., 'obacco and Segrs..43 Confec'ioneries, Segars, Fruits. SPECK. J. F.-French and Ame-c .- n eg fb~fectionery, Frn!j - t ICKER, A. M.-Candy and Confections of all kinds, Fruits i season, Nuts, Se- I ar-s and Tobacco. 43 .ewelry and Watcl1gk C s- 1Plate Ware pectable, Eye"Glasses~ anGod c. 44 R Ij. l1'T & CQQQ--UCabra in CI"M G y, shes, l.it*. '..- - --ang gene Millinery-Dress Making. AOWERI, MRS. D.-Millinery Goods of all ikinds. Bonnets made in latest style. lso dealer in general merchandize. 43 A - UNTEli, MRlS. M.-Dress Making after Ia 1test patterns. Orders solicited. 43 Druggists. ____ ~-ANT, Dil. S. F.-Druggist. yholesale and RealDelri Drgs edcs. - Vines. 43 Gun and Lcck Smith. -W?rHITE, Z. L.-Repairer and Maker of VV Guns, Pistols, Locks, &c. Shelf Goods nd( Groceries. 43 - Wines, Liquors, Segars,.&c. EONARD. J. B. & CO.-Wholesale and Re-4 ,tail Dealer-s in Tobacco, Segar , Pipes. oc. Wines and Liquors of pure qualities. 43 Dry Goods # J!Iilliner 1 MILLINERY AND LKillinery Goods, RIBBONS, 3ilk and Straw Goods,! W-T ~O1S WHTTE GOOM Dry Goods, Grocerie O,r. 'FRd\[ TIlE MAHQOUA TENN. MiS, S TlE BEST FAMILY FLOUR! AND TUE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST! A Large Supply on: Hand. BESIDES "hoice Family Groceries, i P every de-:eriptoni.:1 1nDIg wlich1-alc or, of* tlmst!~ E ML CO A;t4T H AM S, &C., 8 -0- j PLANTATION Sb/PPLIE. Tik hi:es will tid in addition to the LboVe, that miy stock of. DRY GOODS Is varied alnd well s6lected. Tlankful for the very liber.tl share of pat rui-ge bu.->towld Onl me inl the past, I res wectf-illy ask for a continuanice of theusamie, mii ire t:tke occasion to add tht may :omd areo sohl in accord:taee with the i imes. nd STItICTIA FOR CASIl. THOS. COOK. Mar. II, 10 -m. - 'ELLING GOOD HEAP iou.se and lot" for S.ale! Having concluded tp p4c y,p ay busi .-ss and' leave Newberry, I intend to dii ose of may ENTIRE STOCK OP GOODS, -onsitinlg of . DRY GOODS, a .GM god Crockery-Ware, RATS, SHOES, NOT1ONS, Ind many ot;q! articles, IT LOW RATES FOR CASH, WITHIN THE NEXT 6Q PATS, kl persons wisling to Luy goodscheap will ind it tn their advntage to call and exam n- ny stock. Donit tail to come or you vill miss a barg%. I also offer for sale on reasonable terms ny* - HOUSE AND LOT, desirable place, situate4 gp $hp .$plisga cad. Call a d p ~ Liartiegrr A. A. NATHAN. A pr. 1, i8-2m. . DOJYOU] WANT TO BUT jRRY G00O ilA E~xcellent in Quality?I IF SO, GO TO 81 ;MOWER'S, Vihere can be found Dress Goods, FaneyI io:ds, Ladies Suits, Noionas, of all kinds, And Many Other Artfig tbj Lowest Marketg Prices. On the corner, g~d ~ ie HERALDg 'ice is thje 1 f'or Cheap Goods, Cke asp P r i ces s Apd ~4th ea t a, 4 (. WILsoN, *DEALEE IN Of all kinds, such s Is ngars, Coffee, Rice, Bacon, Choice~Hmpu .pn ~4, Nolasses,* Mahckerel, Corn, 'RESH MEAL AND GRIST, ickles, Canned Fr9.~ ( g. Sardines * Oraeher, See Tobacco, S Soap, &c. - Together with sheetings and Yarns, BA IN AND TIES, NON-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE,! .d all other articles to be found in a GRO CERY STORE, and all of which will BE SOLD CHEAP H1 Oct. 15,41--17. yarriages, Jfagons, Pc. 11o3A5 M. LAKE. JOHN~ A. CHAPMAN. e WORKSHOPS. DOTTON- GINS, WAGONS, IIJGIEN A1D IC4RIIGE' Made and Repaired At their Shops at Newberry, S. C., by ae subscribers. If WORK WARRANTED AND SAT SFACTION GUARANTEED. . - I Mr. Jackson Taylor, well known in this ~amnunity, superiutends the Wagon and arriage Dep:artm:ients. BLACKSMITHING of all kinds done. .AE & CIP :N ;8 Mar. 11, 10-3m. fa OmIECUT CMI3OES OFIEWCOUNTY COMHMISSINE , NEWaEtiEY of th., Bodo Coun Cor..,84 Ataiseeiongof the folowigr oountya Co seeinnm.a the fnlinin renntion WSs in JIIseUakeous. F. N. PARKER, Bet weei 1.,1's 1otel :.nd the Pot Oice.) :DEALER IN EARNESS, SADDLES and LEATHER - Havin honAit the T,&ol.-t -tnrd Machinery r tht. 1! arA l .d addle 1.11anur.4elory III J--o.r-. hh, -!o- es & l'a I., v. I :,rm p. :trel :,o -do nil kinds of work in this line. LISO will keep on hand for s:de, HARNFSS, ADDLE4, A-e., TIARNEM' LEATIlER, OLE LEATHER, UPPER LiEATIHERM, ke., r the hs: a6d eipel*st. REPAIRING: td-all wor!: doie to order it Cash Prices and at Shortest Notice Apr. 15, 15-tr. N THE D.I TRICT .COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA: ri Re--Ilarvey Subor, Bankrupt. :x Parte-Petttis W. Chick and Y. J. P'dpe . Ex'or.., of Siml0n FAir. In pi-.s:mie ot ;ni Order inade ill the bove c:ated-ease, on 20th Apri, 1874, I rilI ell, ut public auction, to Aiel highest idder, at Netiberrv Court Hou~se, )n the 1st Day of .June(Sale .lay), 1874, at 12 . 11 that tract '6f lin-d belonging to the Es ite of the said BAnukrupt, situate in the ountv of Newberry, on, the Henderson 'etry Road, about 14 miles from the Gourt [ouse, containing )ne Hundred and Ninety Six (196) Acres, iore or less. and benuded by 2,orni Wm. tuff,;Henry Epting..3js: W. $..Ruft and thers. UFj#S ' .Ak,'H- One-halt cish; -ba uge i Pie year frotm day of sale, with-in. prest t- the rate of seven ;er cent.'per naIa to be secured by bond of tlie pur ha.er Iand mortgage of the premises sold. 'urchaser to pay for 0apers and stamps. R.M. WALLACR, U. 9. Marshal., Per k P. a, DEp. MeS Ap;il 27, 1874-17-5t. ITATE Of SOUTH CAROLIN4, COUNTY OF NEWRMERY. IN :THE COMMON PLEA? ohn G. iester and Jamws I. Azllas Ex. icutors of the last Will and Testamont of DAVid B. Piester, dee'd., Plaintirls. giai Piester u shn R:onel, Addi a. ;4tlk the wife of Jamnes 13. AuULoiu Enm ra.Piester, Mattid D). Fiester, C:rrrie E. Piester arnd Allie G. Piestet~ Defeiidants, ~ompliit to Asct/taTDe t~ and to ?ro A bedience to an Order passed by -his onoi-, Montgombryllosea, ludge of the th Cirmnit, in tais casel. ill .ad;:singular hie Ored{tdra of David B. Piester, d&ed,, ad alUpd sons. wlidmsoever elaiining iiVany ise any part. of his Estate, are -requisred:;to endtv bn' o:ith,'ind e'ilish their der:inds espectively, before mie:as Special Referee, b, Ncwhferry, on or before- the f.rst day of - - Special Referee. y5th Ari 1874 -16-6t.E The unders .ge.. having established. a nda.o Labor Office in the town of New erry, S. C., will brenrd sell lands, or_ re, otiate sales for lands. AIsg ypsidae Ia orers to work for wiger gr to work for art of tb g , y to re-nc lands. - 4 will. also procnre .homnes fot imm.. rants, and will co-operate withi the reguliar stablished imimigration agendg for the id purpose. - *M~ ~. R. Mohdrad impoyc' to assist I ie rmaggem;ent of the offie, and Rev. W. Kahns arnd C. G. Jaeger, Esq., have. ipsentd to attend to the interpretation id correspondence.. HI.; H. 4LEASE. A pr. 15, 15-tf. Notice of Final Discharges I will make anatsettlement oln the Es te o f George IL. Boozer, deceased, in the lice of the Probate Judge for Newberry iunty, on Siaturday, the 20th irf May, at o'clock, A. 11., and ask for a full and ial discharge from All labflity as Admin trator of th.O gId deceased. W. W. HOUSEAL, -Adn'r. l'ATE OF SOUTH! CAROIJNA, COUNTY OF' NEWBERRY. 00UW~ 00MM~ON PLEAS. Joel R. Abney, 'Plaintiff. * Against John H. Beaver,:Defendant. rnmmons.-Foe Money Demand.-Com -plaint not Served. To John H. Beaver, Defendant in this ac yD.. You are hereby stunmoned and required answer the comnplaint in this action,~ hich- has been filed in the office ot the erk of the Cou?L of Connnon Pleas for the id County, and to serve a copy of your iswer on the subscribers at their offiee, ewberry, South Carolina, with!in twenty tvs after the service of this summons on >'n, exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to answer this complaint with the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take dgmen.t against you for the sum of Four housand and Twelve Dollars and Twentv ght Cents, with inte~rest at the rate of venl per cent. per annum, from the t ga seventh daiy of December, ontej.ousand ght hundred and seventy-t.wo, and costs. Dated 16th-day .of April, 1874. FAIR, POPE & POPE, Ph:intiff's Attorneys. .. s.] JESSE C. S.3IT H,C.C. P. o cte Defendanit, John H. Beaver: Take notice that the Summons and Corn aint in this action was filed in the Office the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas id General Sessions for Newberry County, ate of South Carolina, on the 1tith day of pril, A. D. 1874. FAIR, POPE & POPE, Plaiintifs Attoineys. Newberry C. H., S. C., A pril 21, 1874. 5 16-6t. rhe Newberry Hotel C. 0. CHASE, Proprietor.* I would respectfully inform my friends - he traLvlinig publie gene rjy, that I n re-nov iting the Hotel prepa tory to the ijprolachinig seasons. The house is supsplied with competent, ithful, polite ar.d attentive servants. Liberal reduction mad to weekly and onthly b,oarders. Apr. 22, 1 6-tf. DISSOLUTION. The.im of m.EAS &. m onm.ti,ng Dryjj Goods, G)oceries, Xf. FAELindWR And his stock i. large Aid vaied i the -Ue aa 1" GROCERIES.. CLOTHING, ETS, BooTs,Ts% HEAVY W005L4&. SHORT PROFITS-& O "4IiK S1L[ ANDSITISpifffO Shiftifgsi Shieet .r a TMerhants THd& 1!The Highest MViet"p?ke Paid for Cotteo#*e tlier Country Pcoduce. m. T.O. Qot.. 1, 39--if. Has a depressing efeet on al chssbn4r tunately iZls only temgoIarisb Willaot contiln .Jiti. eutsie, the large stock of CLOSLMGon -an INDCES To pfferaspeialindueent. Iime ap -plication-wHIf con vinte anyo~ne thtt him.sc4Ifts-the easiestMWng imanbleJ o house ii - 2 NEWBERRtY Can do as well for you. Come and ea,n our-stiock, which.can-be done I - T Having made arrangements .wt~ leading Watchi Manufactories of thae ~n Setes,, to.fwr.ish ano witih 10Y fET and. CASES in large quantitiesi .I n p pared to offer to nmfmstmers ..ess Money~ than they. have ever been bough&4before. Call and excamine my stoek. an prices, and be oenvineel that wa1y isoe If I.have-nop. got 'te kind of Wtchiefou mir~ want I will order. it for..yoa, and charge you the same you would have to'sy at she* Factory. . All Watches Sold are~ Warragted .by Special Certzfeate. - JOHN, F. SPECK Apr. 2. 1-tr E SOMETHING WHICH EVERY FARMER SHOULD HAVE 's The Cheapest, Simplest an Gat. est Labor-Saving Invention of the .Day. It has distanced all others,'and stands~ unrivalled for simplicity,, adjustibility,: du. rability, variety and efficiency of woik . It opens, drils any amount of cotton-' or fertilizers withI mathea tica and covers at same time. Ca -corn from one to four grains 2. ':6or 54 - * par,.ga.dessed Belng adjns:ed &o a cmmo p'owstok, hefarmer c:n plow corn an i drop peas at same' time ; or can "rnz 'round" corn or cotton ard drill fer tilizers at same time. The Planter can be attached to or detached f?om plow-stock by the use of three. bolts. Every farmer in Newberry shaould have one of these imnple mintus, which will more thj.n pay its cost the first season. Can be had by applying to the subscri ber, or to A. G. Maybini. J. tC. S. Brown is the only, mnuafaturer for Newberry --and wili turn them Out as speedily as possible.. TERMS LIBERAL. L, B. BATES, Care Mayes & Martin, Newberry, S. C. Owner of Patent for Newberry Coonty. Apr. 22, 16-2ma. STATE OF SOUl H CAROLINA, NEW.BERRY COUNTY. By James C. Leahy, Probate Judge. Whereas, Jesse C. Smith, as Clerk of the Court of Common Fleas, hzath made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Mdmin istratio'n of the Eaatgand effects of Arebi- - bald C. Glasgow, d'eeased.. . These are therefore to cite anud admonish all and siniguar, the kindred and 'ereditors of the said deceased, that they be .ond appear, before me, in the Corirt of Pro bate, to be held at New berry Court Ihouse, S. C. on the 10th day of. .nne nezn