The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, June 03, 1874, Image 2
The floing are the llenu:
I,s for the. Tax I'.:inz iee.enii,rid (
ed1 to be orgranized by the Tax Payers' i
Conventiur: p
WHEREAS, thi enormous increast ,
of taxation, andl the .nisapplication o+ id
embiz::nent o' the taxe. when ol in
lected, will r2due bo-th t he propric ril
tor: anld laborers of the Statt t i ruin
The undersigned do agree to form .an
a tax union, for the purpose of restor- the
ing : honest gOvern!neut and al Non
eonouilcal administration of St.te t t
and county affairs. fin
To this end we adopt the followin re
rules, and enrarstly invoke the aid ot
all holes. citizens, and especily th .ut
a-ive c-aoperation of the yoig llPi :l N
TOWNI1P UNIONS. su.r.
1. This union sh:dl be klUwn as 'o ac
.e tax upion.
2. All taxpayers of this township.
withont regard to party or race. ar. ."ort
invited to become members.
:'. The officers shall be a president, by t
er-retary anld treasurer. . If.
hionthly meetings.
n. Each memb.1her shall pay t:, thp u
secretar-, who will receipt for thw to
same, a per centage of- per eeut.
(n his general tax. but
G. The secretary shall pay over to to Z
ihe treasurer the assessment so receiv- dent
C4, -and take his receint for the same. ity
7. After deducting the neee:zsary wyn
fSperIses of the township uni-n, the
treasurer shall pay over the bahmee to driul
the treasurer of the county union. and vite
take his receipt for the same. Iad
8. Every township union shall ap. Th
point two delegates to represent theiM
in the county unio , to be asejbled to
ait the court house, on the first M4-ndav
in January, Apri!. July and Otober.
9. Each member of the township e ia
union shall be a committee of one, to P e?
use his influence to iuduce every hon
est taxpayer in his township to becoin the
a member of the union ; to report all I o ri.,
violations of law by public officers pu
extortion; misapplication or embezzle- tipp
ment of the public moneys; bribery
:And irregularities at elections; with a
the evidence to support his charge.
10. The President shall immediate
iy cause such report to be forwarded
to the president of the county union. wor
11. The president. or any two nem lba
bers, may call extra meetings.
wa';h
CoUNTY UNIONS.
. The coauty univils shali i: com- w
pose.d of two delegat.es frou h tl:
township lniou. and shall meet at I ;
viourt house ou the first Monday In This
.January, April, July and October.
2. Tiere shall be elt at te ie rst'.IC
meeting a president. secret:ry m-.d
treasurer. -t th
3. The treasurer shall receive frm h Lim
and receipt to, the treasurers of the of th
township unions their respective as ery
sesswents, *Imd report the same to the
secretary, who shall enter the amount alld
re-eivtd in his minutes, under the Ile t
supervisien of the president. sti r
4. The president shall cause all ourf
persons reported for any violation of '
law~, extortion. .tuisappCileation or eni- thM
),ezzie:uniit of publie uoneys in hi. rte
counlty to be presented to the graiid her'~
jury. with the nafu:es of the witnesse . ]
to surport the charge. le may also .
say~ ,~ e mnscl ti) assist the solIIicto the
in2 de prosecuItioni. whjen in his jud- j
me2n1t the si'eC may be nsecessairy. C
5. After defraying thle necesary
expenses of the conty union, the
the1 a$sessmeCnts received fromi tihe thin
:(iwn.ship un~,ions to th:e treasurer of iC:
theCC State unCionl. aud report the:uno)unt dIa ,
to the president of the s:nne. g.
- 7ATE UNiON-.igr
j J Th State unionl sim!l be coij- we pa
pi.-ed of three delegtates twLla eh el t.
coatyt unCCiOs, to meeCt int ColuiaU20 on hefir
lthe fth'I T'u sday in N ovembler and t>reait
Execuve emntteemayappont. said.
2. TIhe uti(*e!:r. shall bie a presai,alt, brui
three vice-presidlents. secret:ary, treas- to.
2.The executivCe'comin:ttee shall T
beO com.zp.sed of two from ear-~h eon-Pa
ress-ionev disi t. and tile pSCIdenit sl il
stf the State union. Th le deClegaiteSwe
fromi the counties cauprisig h t of r
i-i:fi5ress'5ionatl district to ICC nonuat the C 2 1,
lie :Lrhmr of the cou23itte fIC romi that ,
4. F'.:ch delegate to the State union wt-r
hall h:-ve his o*tulI exp&-uso. paid in 1ro1
:4ttenCding th!e mee Ctii.;s of the union. it
to be paid! by the county uionC of Utp
whih eI isc a repreettive. ni
:it the eal of thec chairautn or anyV o e
two mnenibe:rs. at such times 'r i.j
plaCCes as he c.r th1ey amy appuomtt. and
ThFr .etual e.xpense.5 shall be paid (strati
by\ the unions5 they repr'eselt prei.e
ha:ve pouwer to cause all State offieers feitec
a.ccused of1 any viol:ationi of law to) hbe de
dliligendy pvirosecuted. anid may:C ret:ain vr
counsel (ifoir that purpose. ble t<
7. The treasurer shall depua4 il th.ree
n:outeys received fromn the county as
unioR-' inC s.ome bank to be selectedthu
hy the prsdet and re'rt the~ ('har
asLJLunt sCo deposited to the excutiive h
conamtl:ttee. Lid,
s. AUliCoeys ex pended by order l.i
ofitm Se t:te unionl or rhe executive br
Cmmuittee shall be piaid by a chee~k
doiIwnI by th:e chit.rumna ICf ti: e x1(eU
1:i'e eA)>u;mi2ttece, and tlC he nea:suu-cr
s!:hi reporr. to thre State uriVon. at
each meet- a:rr. an exact :md paCrticurl: ri1
aiccolunt of such expeudiures.
I. The treasurer sh2ai reeive a
e'rapa.s:.:ion of tive per cent, onj tlin
Ftio 03 -vera'l pin entI farmers, itn i C
cl etv durin' the na:.t few' days, we.
. k]toi leara 'ay the (G'ireiIj by ui
p'mi.in-patic ularly ini theC miOuu- Li,'C
r. a r.ortin oft the counity-where the l
IT all $ early -oiCV'ig i'a (ue tall. a i t
13:n!1 virgin'soil. has b.ieen succeetfuliy It i
r,itecd for the Inst. few ye:irs. Tih~e L mit
m-a'5ow0 ie, htowever', en.tiely too and
mall, as u..tin , will con tribute moure mr
. the prosperity of our Pied aeat belt ssi
ihau incre:sed culture of this med 1-3e Ii
which~ is easily produced anId ahlWays 0IJ.,
rimunerative in prien ; bseides being tau
I.or~'e odueive to health thii the u
*s.'s: artir-les 0f commnl useC a it
ri-'iz.s whi-.h gives cnarseness both to he
A wri" rea'rei protest is~ maide na: an
by tm Fn Frncico Pw ginst the -- I'
preencan testimonials tI- rerener.s Fmpor
a; ti.r tm'p iteralso agaein.,t expen- nrr
maets. bo-o often i.:.vuA a a e,
nr .a the~ kts of poor and vro-. i a4
* '1tW
oo00D1
e '.wn AMe ta so frp
A Xi riage.
feaitrc (of the temper:iace revi
m?t c:iimedia ble. It certil
a pledge is now eirulIting.
xokl.L tl:eN hy which thes1igcr'
themselves to refrain fromi a1sk
othr ijen to drink. There is
I.g 'oThat 1:. mn,re. ab1.surd, ill ts
R-red. than the theory that a
is uideor ?blitio to py for
driliks caisu:ned by 1i;s frieid-.
ian; thiuks of asking a friend out
:ke scvi.il pair of boots or a
dly barr,i of flour, and yet lie is
rded as conimittin.- a breaceh of
iette if lie ve!ntures to (riik with.
isi a friend to drink with him.
'11 woul feel otlhcrwise than in
(I ;f an acuaintance aked hii
c:)t a1 friimlY bifteenl cI.1Et %taip,
Lt he feels himself insulted if he
!t asked to drink fifteen cetnts'
hl of ardent spirits. The exceed
OiyI. f the, eustomil is eiu:led only
le evil influence which it exerts.
S-a nii is forced to driak by one
tri. iuintan*es when hie
it in rhe t t hirstv. ai1d! he is
i: in14i vomp lled ti inlvite them
ri. a: : second tie with him to
detriment not only of his, purlse
f is health. It is not too muich
v that at least one-hialf of the ar.
spirits consumed in New York
is drunk by inen who do not
it, but who are compelled by i
d and senseless custom both to
c when invited to (t, so., and to in
others to drink with thm whuo
much rather not do ainthing of
:ind.
ie pledge tga0:dust Ltatini" ou'ht
oduce good results. It coiiends
to all sensible men, azid the fact
Ving siane'd it gives the: a sufi
excUe for ceasli. to observe a
)sterols custom. The new ped ge
t to be viicirously Cirvulated. and
Lore si-iiers that can be obtained
the nore hope there will be of
n- an end to the folly of social
dterviewing a Chimanu.
e asked hiim if lie didn't waint
advertisiug done. le stopped
loig enough to say that h;
!ed a dol'ar a dozen, withvitut
r. We explaiued th:it it wasn't
g we wanted. but ad'vertisin.
old him how liiui hi basiess
d be i-creased. h,w he'd be rihler
th kin of the Samdwici isimdS
x V,utNh if he'd oiir% advertise.
see me to be clear to li,I :i1d
face brielItened up as he :d
-lew belly. n tdot 110
y. We aily took out .1 paper-l
at. e careftuly explzined to
ll about fifteenl cents a liic-on(:
ese things clear across here ev
ime the paper was printe. Tihe
e, we told him, would read this
then come to him fir washing
ok a deep interest in thie whole
.and paid mairked attention to
?w remiarks.
'on see, Mr. H-ong Lee. we said,
:iug. he was gettingu alhongm fir't
:1 lagii5i. "this is a papier-ti
'(ut i ng :a fing.er un it.) -Whern
e read they rusil fraudmtl o .
body who. e u::usu thmey s:e in
,per. I )o you uiiden-taind '
iid he did. and wanoted to knuow~
many' pieces we had-w i~hethr
were bi' or little. We felt dis
ed. We had workecd hard1 for
With1 anm i:iprecationi ontm
- race ',e wentlt over the whole
3:smzaii. evel guilg sC. r is to)
(lut to huim how iluaty papler's
inte' d u w h in many we expect
print. lHe was all aitte.ntion as
e, but wh jen we stopped toi
a ia spirted1 water on ai batch of
athroughi ii,.- :-:edh, and then
as co!y s a miuuniiny. tt i ::e
it th lo(theI onl Moinday he
have tihemi done WVednesday.
(O T1 i'ANiD !.C.S o1' CITy
ERTY COtNFiS(ATD.-It is .
ug fact tchat during tie presenit
morei than I I V; thou~Sandc psi(ees
il estai ':n the ('ity of (limrles~
e en forifeit .1 to the St: ite
unable to pa'y thei ta-... ;h -
r;w::s ofered fir sle wi hout
,,ider who were willis ' to
it ,y & inisfortu'in-s ofm thir1
I al est-.ate for taxes ex\cept ou
*rticulir diys prescribed by law,
thit. 4:;foe any sale ofreal
y vid. 'The proper1ty. for
~to i ,Sase or sold, can be
few of the pe-rsonis who are una-.
Spy new will be any better off
imouths hence. and th~e fact,
, e repeat. '.hat mlore' tin ntw~o
rston; alone. have t,ee 1:elyed by
er::D>l pass to wvhi chI laditcal
do, nimtd. *aud etr.av.r:i;ee lave
hthe peft-pl' of tlii Nie.
e.r ~ooudent of the New XYork
'peak i:. 'i u;.: . .;ohusi River
s m'ysterious andi beautiful '-tream
ever been discovered. Its eur
ite"'ish, an?d - its wa ters *irea
s of veget*i ble 's...r i:i .u pou
.i driven hither and dth be
ery ehange of the wind, and
drifting' frith dance upon its
ara T. river is a chliui
.ly lak~es, initerL i. 'y '1 lit
of wonderf ul ni:a~rshes e.ud bgoon0s.
aid to be the onily river in tihe
d States thiat rises in the South
u,. e4 .North. Its chauuel is
tortuous t.si. - fteMs
pl Its lakes and swami, ase
,;mes of birds of royal plumage.
Mi;?Ouse aligawtors. sniakes anid
s .au thid-i 'e.s upon its reedy
mer:,4.p CoxTRAgrons' i.crAt
r.-Vo4~r v.zr::s 1:7 the Bn ildinr .\a
Fmert Lumryt, Flooringl $ourb..
il tbe furni,hed rim becoming ennIi is
-im:n verv advamnta.:eous pr-ices, and
miat riven on alwr:poe! sd
.ego:ensfor A-bestos' Rlooting
tu ch -upi-',ig 19 Iy .of the cla-s pre
r -o.bt to D.g t-..ce, ggWg y ofr
t],s wp de n_re .r e ga
-,~ ang 3eg. mepasr an a
11 1nd u. co.,Ch ~ so.-*-:i
Im . un o,Caretn .9
Brie I'I Un i i . r
Onvivs haz aied to .vii;.irn sin- ot!
the '114 6f JneC.
I; is he!! th.:: Mi.r:nl,J.:lm 1-au : ; o
.on S.wijil-j.
Fo t hetr-: :Im 'ineei. the w'.:r there a:e n
Ow ing~ :p rh' ,marmi wea1.ir 0on Sir:md.
:o ! h I, :;!%- five i.t1L WL m : Ibe do.
vorced in St. Louis.
year, (i aPie. lie w;:: aw;oii*vi:id r-m .
..riiria in 15%
Wh:.t i he di1iferencie hP,,ln a .le :md
a iawvr? Tl:e PPa- ::e, bi !.:w :';.a pro
pheI::. :and :hte o:her;tgsT I-.di:e,1n1n
the haw.
311' N!: ir i'r.it.ei'er if the' i'r.i
d !nt in 1* ,ar i t I- Mn , h .i . A
rie!d, E.l::Aand
A. L l.ubin:on, G,dfrey B. C!oy :aid C;e
-> G-Cre, C'.ul:.y Co a i.-. l.:. S of Bh-n
iel, have beent 11"unld -.1i! of
the LicOWs tax.
A mal ill 1 -tuli, ill hi, h url .
!.ir n :O.y. go. a h : ui.g sen
of camphor and b.he.l br fa"- : i. She i
go>.I '-:t! A:uc'z u. wp th it tenI .
A 80:0mn:n :*e!! dea:h-:ur--:wh
he waiz :;r, ' : -i editor S,%ora!: ear 9 t
:t ali: but if you mubt swear, e soin me s
otier place th's.. : :ew-pt a r oficeI .
Some enths ago a negro (t )ut il he ti.
gu ofn luale ielongig to 311r. Ml-nah,a
Mt. Cartnel. !Strane to say., a new tongue
is now growing; in place of i te old one.
DCspatChe1 firoM C410111ra state that the I,
distiess irom famine ill !di;t is incre.-i.' . ;
Nearly 3,000,000 1.eople are dvpe:de: 1n pon
te Government i*>r food. I
ise first flour from the new vrop of whe:ht,
made iAs app-aranoe in the Aug:,a W., t
narket last week, :d was gronid by a will
in that ciy.
The llouzoe has pas.,ed 1 bil provi !:w
ihat no person hllH serve o a jaQur iA :he
1n ited wtes Co:: t who canno: wead ur n rit
the Eaj6ih h"Igpg.
in rklyn. W'aired :Sk, there art
twenly-five lady ->y.ieians. -Three Ul Ihemll
-it le.ist have very . ; i:2 o, s o:;c I): ILOhUe
VnjU3iig :hle Sati.1*aCtory ti ei('nd of telln
diousand a Year. .1l
On and after the list of June two dly
trains will run on the Spar:.;nhurg & Unioin
road, makiag tile connection bo: watys wi oi
the Greeuville & Gulumbia and the Air Line
roads.
The Ciiago Triutine emsim:eA th:t get- e
sing horn costs the I.cptlie of the Uni:nd i
N l1- lt ir l
Staites $:20,095.l000 annu'ally.;:i miar
ried, :22,00.0h0,gei ting be, i)v iv d,.
150; total %l,9&',450.
The General Conlference .has adjouied to
Aitlanta, fou1r year, ben1ce. A re"lutiotl of
gratitude to Comolidre 'auldorbti f*o: a
donation of $500.000 for tile church universi
ties was adopt.
A son hli jous .hot his*a.ither ii Mis:luri, it:
a llphew hig uncle in rTxa<:, .nd a 'her
his : iu Ma:ne, and yet there is tre joy
tver ihe 1:;:,1i of u;e i Livy-m.V tioi ilieq- 0
UUie gil!;
The Lutheanii Visitor has ebanged hAdS.I l
It is now published in Chairlevton. 1i y T. is
V. 1Dws, of ChaIrleston Rev. J. Ii:iwki,s oF
Wet Virinia,:nid Prot. E. .1. Hi. Die!.er. of C'
W:a:.1hr, re tile Iewy vditors. a Y
A reizn of terror cxio;s in the cw:mtry be- -
T1i1 tI Nueres and the Rio Gr:indv', es- m
peci;ily allout Cr:is (iii and Penemm'.l
There is absolutely :ja seciiriti f"rIi life or
proper:y a tha: region. ite Mexicari- a:'I a
indians are at the bo::i of the PischYet.
Seuator Stewart has proplefl :1twther atil- li
v!e to the Cotistit,ution or the Vuilted State4.
It is meart to c,,mpel every State :o njP.zin- j
tain a coimion school systein, fr ec of cbarve,1y
avc sjsible to al! virSon, hetweie liv:e :I.d ! :)
the same. What neCxt ?
it ts not tax:litin nor eveti all incre:a-e of
talx:R lion,* that the people of So:ih .irohna111 li
snti.on,iiP and1 iiijust, tyranicl, arbtitrary
overwhelmng t:ixatioll. productin: revenue ei
whiilchneer: get any\ fuIrther thIIr the aliready) 0
hi;rsting. puockets of( kneaves :iid i ipes.
I Seritiner's MonI th ly, J n lf.
Many colored andt iild wh11 e lie;iilei:n:
pap-en:Rters, alre said: to deptlore the' aen: lo i
theO Seite in re:tar to 1 the Civil I !is 0,
as5 forebiod ing d es:raction to t he pah!
.,ehoolls th ar:gha:lt the' Soathi. Ing.h tind et.
id liepuieanti.tt ererywhere1 regard the mIl
.Inie :5s uni -: andIi . ful o1thtf <iinger.
.Cerm.ition maly bIe all veiry well. b.it:
Frenpbch11 heit ll:o foun rd 1 bet:eira . !Iy
oPtdP. prloce'S he h1:11 condeCel- ll thipbod of 0li
.is ''i:e itn; t;.a sl:.ee of aIP ori;: r' .sea1, p
Itrl i :i i;er higuly iois~hedI a !i~ i :
lie mladle 0 nltie income by itnin with V 1 lj I p.P
arid say, "I: i- rmy i:-i d.d ife: I w-t
her 0o1 myl fl pie to keohp al.i 'e pilln re
memrance,:;li' o0 1.er.
theen .;-tr. I 'e.le a.lt il:i o them'oi -
bus hue bout,P1S(P .- yad of iil:, pit niIpth
lwn hIP lPorlget, 20i patirt iif Choe.i : iij orir
rzoods' in pror.tion.iiLIt'1 U le man fahr'
wnho hatve only~ one' il:mlh t!-r, he. T.:0 c.sh for I
alti L-<rpi;sh:1 ~-:< Thlon"in ' o!. m:m, * n
nil lse.. bu ht na:.ses th1:m hatndi'f. i b
never~ iiwon :m piathl.:mdii i-es noit 0.ve a1! du-r
iar. .a:t wee h.n&e *,ld the4 r'emnl:ii oft
c*1'l .i$ pI:1, ill in goli.i
.-1 New Idea.o
li .- .p '4 --. t:er.s & Coi , : ;:tri. -
te:Ice oub-cIri;,:i. . fo d e;'-. e tillet
Fameil l 'treIi Weikle, P t/U :i'ns t.cril
F('t:iNI). iisA Isllee.1 noe :tui t1ak1' i:: h- it le
the- in:!icemt outi tt r ed :i V.:ew, e areI
ii r h asen a every ob.serier :oh a)l -
;:fe, tgi he year,011lI t:n- t1huRIs th--ptte
Or11 $! e.I; 1.i b.he ; :: ,fc :le :Ii r:i
sienhuifin:. Itrani-heIn tWO its1 po:et,ieb d:i
liP ard moit r,opn!,ar ag~enc in me rical '
to0:1 :o) iok li a..t '.0 , Ih 'i hls two
fi-:nnedit e;;;p.0 Care an Sanheam::!, hNe
lit he OTh2t ii 1 A ill iitrit in ofIl Prmi ims,
to subsEcriber o1 Oc F lisep .1(1'rNo, I"
and L'te paperi.1 whi the .;e(t. tis reerig .
itork, ar.di oirte-ee: c'i' erire a :.
Sor If%i':he1paper (kst gneO ye11r, the ,
senPt iet rame intlpl twoinchtt' poied wa- l
tion and1i50 th pri0!e21 ofv :hI'O Mere.:mdi
immen P:-f t ;:llheha- for ii 1a!e N1 it.
ty PlI LerdInit down~ atl i'nee atl acId you .'
abe: y Giih~~o' CO., iPulishers.
Etii.fE t-r .R l M xis Pill.-he Jun ameber "
MroRfA thh; e'erlnt -rine V, a't ofd ilnd1
coerse lad thit1r.t hali..On l' i 'd:e for
18r ivi ng ant.,1.:rI ie ftu c the rea.il i er Cowd
able~ as well~ a.e: 1tinn lie::e alr riu
g'leivoume f th Fv.elet:etR contiTh
preen numbYor; h:t'rfrns i embe!iilmen a1I
o:s. e. ig U n iwier. oa D. D., .
norau of. th -.liteir P ed2itutifslx1'. SUb
tiquit of Ma'.i:'. lbri Lii:Ptone. h0 bhin
Tlrrnsiss Itioni. of So~ ndl'. ut1ndall:p
M muer'i :ildl Custhmsrinti;eC itfee re
Green1 landon:' wile io ogy ipofSle, eihe
by Wt ui harors h:eNew Cliolks: .tian
is Lifer Che t'i'a e w,.n litr .!.;l'::;t
Mr .1 . tra:o on ~Th Wo's:e Cof i:he of
verset; :md additinal hapters of th ver
%-::rki story, :triGim the- rLidng Crowd."
. f.d;;; ' :1gDePui:n. l:i baet en mor w:
thau the1 enid,a-i;! It e-Clf'and v ai
Plubli~.e hvr E. C. -si, ,fb, ;;':
S:free,f Nw Yrk. yT'e-:3p5 tyir:4~ t4o
'rpes I . udeiugl tomber,avPnI 45gentlj.
Sorr t::s U -C. - do xK3 -fa yo
Tu'rn.. .hI.AL d,IreTA tor ecome ub.mer t
woul I mot heutCiltZ114 iniend'ihe mI:>-.
alth d that e theno bet i1poin:ed eio-r
n.c i ts uia! orltrry content'P I'n11 the
-,a11-.erw find~. ae charing ,tlittlAe bal wi
. . igh - -a'o odiusf isd;a
y :::23 'per an dun'. - ddress
TPOS, F, BRENEKER, EDITOR.
IRA 'J. JONES, PSSISrANT EDITOR.
IZ
1:) -:A Y , .1 c
E IT .AY, . UN N ., 1 74.
Nvwsp:n;wr. t-vWv.: 74 ti- r
l*1-%s 41 l :v p;oopht- ofi 1;: hill0y :mIl l ilt
The. riil R . l
T wi:e thepu-rp. rt i t
iF j!i ill r,oiently passcd il
-T . d it .M te :
"Th:it a; eiiens I !al otlhp-oii
tin ti - 'ridirtiln i thie t'nited
:tcs. Ai:ldfl beho nt l to ta - fh dl :md
IS, dv nt g;.fviilizics and privi
11wo i.us pcul: 15e conieyances Wit
anld -tvr. theatres and ithr
Z!c s of ouhli:v wii ellt. :t :tl:u
' 11Itioi . ch, es : 11 pulit institu
.IIS of l oain b. -l-n Villencl,' u p
.rteu il e AVIlkt:rW in1I p:it bIy geea
:s IIn. :a!: Of e:lt -l s o ,u p
wtiecd. a:n( i, ' I ti u;i k:l I
agrlitili l, CUlIl ee.. nAwl edC i
t i: ' StiIt.. niieonly 9:s te
:nitis :ttli-s imi:iiilt V: stlilghd
wd qk I_
iW :11d :ol citizns.
cverv r:iv -::jd k,dur. r.:-z:Ardi-ss f
I 11re-viousc f deer. inat
C(m1,!n !:d c l . dlo': aTc .1 VI%Z" i,.t
ey p:.4 we don'till ia ew ths
lit. Thyei' a elsan" 'XIA-e
ill Svtilih Cartl1:n1 .
The Siln that tcuills.
The l.ve if stroi.! dri:ik 1rvadei
rank. 4:!11 e :1ie t of lc i ty. The
e it. tvewon.n ale] :: .it;'-he
"t. Vlu i :lv .''bt. 3I11 wr'te zcitct
I t Vil is fearfui l Il lnd it (:till llli(Il
qre t ft itxe:tt d w : s tit
h-r the s Ieume. It i s v:m e frill
nurati!:at'm the'u'-h th1a t heRe We
it n t. wi th i
in (r reii nai:s as i drunen wo
-Tht- -ccnt stti--tes of-drunken
a:non::.' w'omntin. New~tu': tIrk plis
11iof w)ll. to I l liell of G eI
It is nach- V "osa hat thi:: is
il v.1ie b ib. in the. w d dc a th
lii':tl an, ini the fauirt halt wh
ind l i .t:3irualitrd it t L- liint)' le
we herself.:: it i. Wen have seen
io ev .ri!: woe ' themie tin-. Geria.
.;,tuic i t lis i stre ts. Onlyt his tuye
daw thl ie tin Tax Uifi I.ne [itf tde
ate's prn.~I2 nileleatc-' wldrig on
ei steeits tlf' ; . wit ak hIte
e iring lp lhng e lerpnt Gf h w.ine
f'. i a iltl. S loer l-flunc. (lu h n
triblylttlin w'.ne f~1v Thei:o ~i
:utten. 'll in'r l.rr. ileY: wa 1 f:l
~I i,a notn requen 1tht anr<litor
i~nd a alr:nly writen --lcu :J
'n 3; halfh dae.itires. We on'
e* 3inKutes:d diedll:s or rhe 12lhi
r-t . On thItetteoIe a
FOR TIIE I::AL>.
. a!,v Ih,1' 4.
'. : -- i w ave re
. t. you 1'sill'eril)e -S at dijfer
enit t inie aid ini diver phicpla , c -
WhKow!,ns I chi IW;V T letters, uk'
:o:d ple"Se the ir Jf thle H b:HALD.
fore a readr, f iotic( th ilat i r
hg1.tlas 1)UNI cump lek w6th inl sev
eridinilins, alugh thie 1majmrity
nare froil vour ow e
state.
Nw I conceived th idea th.at
la lll' of vour rc::ders duwl tll(ee
milht he intresttd with a letter fOui
tis !,Ant . a.Sn hI;:-ng my comi:rlitSin
l in i:it snpi4i'a I P'rncecrl ti
wr~ te. .As SAeel:l of youl cotntriii.lj
ill's il'tril w h teli voll a litt
w16 inotNuk*wi!hlU thl Vo :ink.o
it \Vliot L kuw-iv ;!I-,t t.v ',
lull gto .
il :::tti the nw ..ii. iiICI:iiiwie of
le:re:u-. ilin:el iS t.en the jeftie
hih:d.:phia. AWiaigtm and 11hi
or01*0e ui . veny l:i-es
'ri I :lt imre. : t e twv-Ci"u
r m il ia'lei he
There are s,-vvral railromds lai
at fhcit. lthe princip:iii of which itii
the Pilpia. Wihiialgtom .:1.1
Baltimore., which is he (f theO bst
Wndueted roals inl the lnitc- Statvs.
Thet vity prioper is situ:ated between.
dud t . t he 09M in1trStit1 Ui.
mo (m:stamaus, une of whU is the
Biindywinu, on which. ab eleven
niles :bove flhe citv. was fouuhdt the'.
inn.sw-bttle of* ll the CrMIi vwinle"'
luring_, the lRevolution. The other iN
:he (Chr11istianl.. styledl byv One of, Wil
11ington's eitize., wyho hIas evid,ently
)eel in Europe, -ithe Clyde of Anier
ca;'* pruibably nut a very inappropri
.te title after:l. for t ire are built and
:iunchled here u this very yde 4.1f
\meurica." so SIW d.Somue veryswtmull
roll s[ealluSil!s. ".1v -I vl'W. (:n :are
aid to be thle f.stest- oill stvaenrs
ue,, m
ii the oceanI!.
There was one tf U00 feet in u t i
aunlchod here. (1 11he I Ith inl:t.. built1
v the firm f Pu--v & J:uies ; thi
iLm:l1pany build a great miamy ve-szls,
indo alu the I lalan i Adlinsworth
J11 111lly
Wilmington is noted for its many
n"d varied manufactories, which r:nin-c
rom that of a parlor 1iatch to that of
steamxshiip. Carriagre and leather
toll :ltaeit-s. Ihil foli:irjcs alnd
iih .domitive w..rla o f the~ Phila
elphlia. W\ihningtn 'and: II:dtino>re
alro:al omuiju:5 yre located hier', in;
indl ci::chs. t'he '-:; V*spiringts for
ar :lare il. )i llii. 11 ict uii'e at thle
Mil ol :9rt'. :re Cdm:piisei if inially
\ mierie:up, linish Irish l're!el,
L:t Ii uu s- 1il elass thiemi .l:''.
eT o'. 2iall la~:ve tr:tdes anLid lia niy
[hie none, Vet previous to theI'I in'lV
n3iieC last fall all foiun:d emp i let
,l4eut to give the:i a respectalide
lvia ; bjut ltr se;ver:lii) limt is piast
'isie; f ;a!1 Rii:t-s has beein $i* sh:ek
.IuplLiymenLt, ini e.imi '1uence of wichL
iglue of tllie pooiler ehas~'sii a . '.t i:d -
L.
Tll'i ar-: th:-e.* da ily 1':iierS Lre
lini. t. b-: nonl1 p:lttis: a: therei
lIe al- s e\ irAI \wet'! de.
'I ihe. are ituci tl,. and ef
ieh are .1 ethithStS. B:niSts. Pr.s
*.edIenorii lS. I ennIian Lucharins.
eLu i:ll 'te aolad o1iil:i s
em lititali. eSpeeuilyV ci tie 6::isa ot
ra: 1... vwillc, whi ei isa rei'srt1
le -niumer seuS ini for thi.iLus:iu do
lacxs ; and( ats th:at seaison n hw at
iind. the city* wi ne tllu:: i w i
liil rl hin l firuhvu u.i~li
~ fitb1i ithruNa tIe b.'ts.
iituliaay atern o 'l n.Ia:v
inelL, for' thet reasion thiat the ma rhyj
if tlill are wuirking people :ia hare
n time thg the wyee'kt p-r.
being ilne of t hat (la-s. intend ta
rien me ''alain If desired.
T HlE Crrfl%ENs' S-mNGxis B.AK.
dividendi of t went v-five p: ccnt- u i
ec'. dst ribhu:ed ti the dIeposit.;rs ut tnle
it izenl Sain ii's BanIk oi: an af ~ter'
uine 15. This in excellent L..iu
';lL , s and 'uinn; .; ! tha:t fir
her' di vid.esid. of' nsider I! e :annt.
ril speeudily be dec'l:rtd.' In thet
ianwhiule t he piybig. outi.next month i,
f mree than~ li I. i.iI toi the deposit
rs woare 5ca-tteredlli throughur theL
tate. Wil ri elb-*;e Ut.aiy !:rS'J!1 whose
o.: si *Ue t!-e .a ,>ainta of the b':my.
rzY an'd Cor.
It seieW alim2r. impLusiACe a sai
short crop of fruit this year. The
test rep->rt is fromi West Virgiuia,
here the trees are reported to be in
0 1ira~ble enindition.
4
FOR TlH !PAI.LDui.
Al-s. inT o::i : The :r de nt
ii : :I i. t .,!U ; - i.- -sk*.i l,e: ut in T
the rtsin -:e;!rti o o. The its or
dUt I:loen (i.tI . h il-nh r,: iudnt
nii ilIiCc. thatneii:r e:nt :I(-'.T tiandvi
I iip: , ur : : as :nl ii'f ilebr o one
great ii:! n il ii to b i w :" oit.
-rvn t t*1 il e 0u1 ithi I I)i I -;I,
--Train I chl*'1!e i:tle wy he hold
-ro: :mpt wht.ln hI l d he,1 14 wvi!l Ilipt lt
1t,. fr;:I it." .e, we in thl l sv by
w1nr ex:11wih-s :nd p:-ec4epA;? Lvt uis oh
SrI'Vc the yo:hil of to-dlay\ :i d tilir
rann.I know hiv oiev innd ex
llcc. .0 thirty tear1 a;o, tIe will
III the par1lt wvuas t11 will of the youth.
If thle ywith wish(e-d to make a reqItuest
oif their parts iisit wold l inl lte iu
tintial iood. i:av. or m-ilht I do, have
or -o, as Lil, l7te il0 t I)'. re.f o ij ,to
!he will of :m'othivr, with the IlinIlIt. word
plieac:in th<- end. TIhI irly ea r alg
he youltll wer tatug-hlt hoW low work
nli. 1:t inan "C. a lied t lov it.
Thi vi' t:lke.n to chilrebh ever Sun
y, 110 'no tetain <li Divie
se trvice. disturlbing th- ni:i:i r: ind
thjo-w that wisheid to le Irl. Th<-y vwere
1i t iht S :tilv ".1ool :.nItA n-v(-r Lr0t too
lr;i nor too w ll illoriid to (Iu it it.
w h r-2 ix it few z',f)d lit
Il, boy; :nf iirl:. frln d" o",od boys
and.- :-irls div.I very youn)- I nlotic-ed,
in NV !ch ool b 41a\-. hI.t whenet-vo-r
the t r t a tia i or that
l: WaS :t eA O I l f he w ul
bv I ur, to) dI . ;Ith: ui i:1 in t- the ;I;le
that -hwr e w:-z none .4)oll ; no, i t one."
Thes thigs n:alIno afraid oft being
: o : liltit ho . I wa; fortu
nlate eniough_1 in that respecvt to nlever bo
CatlIl a goodi little boy ; butl onICe my
father ( came 1' ver U.1ea it, he 4':Ll.11me
,,v
:tg.lfor-nol'Ith' i litieo. Iusi
thoiit it ,.as o, as he was a 1 i of.
111(lonh: veracitv: but So0n i found
,1h:lh hI:L 1r.-CV i -e1d aI lilth .. for
tw' dlay-ZA*:r Vierwars i-xi>rience taglit
Inl tiat I wa. good for m i :,
1 -Ut it.:11i it wv. s 1ometh i t t<o
- h et ti -ist: l:yV. i1:M nv of i llose
Soo<d, AI, Strict }irt'llt h:ve p,:issed
a alld~t I,c tShe"' .at li utrs
1wa. : t lleft illii hitlis I:ltJ t U:ltT1
%.li" tinntli"i ll i wv-r* too 'trictIv
iI, ta till I their pi:e.Z: an4 4s:n
are*: 1If-rC yVt berighw lil-ir plav'-s
ifl I -. 1*ll4i wdt'il dit-' : "r ill.
will .zve ill " !r Icx-.\t.
Ma: 2:3d 1 1 s .
I i r !c. l'. - ' i.i .- \ , o ey a t l ldVe:
-lI-IlI i) II I V1 %
ck,:IS s ! *kl:.' c I ill er j i e lId t I e
l110ufa-Cturer4 lf, th.- r i th rl zhe
Eariners of tlic et. fir Sil ,1les
wlherelwi t irylT Il tile f:l!. W t
have coun ld alol :Alvised (that faur
bye- aneft t I ur.An :t hbe.~ h-11 v.
If fence rInci. to- ian:t.le ' r })aiSa
t:n1iLn- wieIje' heir-- ths fulii crps sh ul
lie dirt,I oi. f r i tteri f il 10 Sli
donIe.' :to le~ tio i ri ce.op to rens cent
t. ..lieet (trin ae S. (.. ::ith of carlwind
tle itll llu e e '' l:: to
p ie. tpr, u igani t a ie
advise auch of our leaders as are not sub
scriber.: to becone so at once. Address W.
P. .iacobe Dinon. s. C., w it!s --l enel-hed.
UIVIN11Y l i
Fi r': lesson :.i iii.--h geni itm in
hi lt!1 .e a i e 1 h 1 :. ies. IIe 'iould haLvC
:: : . i t.:%% a k;T I ve , ::mt, . m th0,10 fulP of
ex~pre--m its:e'.i of tabcc.'
Two I oung la-ies meet on tht- str<l c: af:er :a
.!-in-e I,th: vo ?'' i lich way on,- f.t;r
"Cy, I:1 t' he au ' 'i C bu,:!e ' :n ! i;. he.''I C.
meY, :.n d 11 -g:ialy ei- d d:'Y u1 :
i'm your k erydivery 1:in11c!"
A! : vvirt :in dvet, ?he oler evening. zu
en:ter-7o1:in m-iJum!w1 C.oj:i :he tr-.iin
a:l e.la::p a w-i,i:.: wom1.in in hi arm.
"Ileave:-! my v.i;e!'' saiii he. "MI.rev! my
ru *s' .aid she. WiCC b :ihowedi' Ci,b i.:t Cbothi
were thinking of.
A V'Imail fell Oerb-onI-d ii: Buston :rlhr
the i,ther day. a -l th - vt: y la ; bio: si e
dior befure she( w-ent undrc. !]h. fr :;6:ne, wa!11
to r.iise her han-I williy ab,ove the tlood. and
-a.jat' her b.I ck hair.
of the yo;g illoe'rs at fle !av.. bllds
received a tetter frum 1!,e :Irl !e !efr behind
ihim whiclh cont:;ned this tender para:iraph:
"AiCl IC' .:n it Iho :d h P voipen yono
M:3ke J11me arrun;een to have your hair
iec'verei andl serit on. It i' the exact color
of inin and I e:an't get a pair of eur1s o1' the
right h:.avn where here.'
Wlitni Irigham Youn-t's chaildren sin
''Fathir, dear fither. comre home," ihe
i: to I) wond7erlfl. The ol m:;:! v,.mes
w:o:dehiv.
Whi:, t n:!ui prod;es the In. marriag's?
Fuscinaa";o.
Trt kT I N 1- .Al LVIE AS A E O rCINE
Ir:.: lon;:z be..n ;. o II)-%', 1n: o it is4 oilly -ineve i;.S
P:e;,:!:ajra :I lniv! pa r:ivinlarl 1*,rn o* Pcrln
va . V:np :b : Ii t ,!;! pi-vvr over di , sease
ha r to) I:h. ir effce in ca:-es
.Married,
thev .: - of fhe :' uit. tl , Iy ICy.
I i.! D,-. riek. :1C the i:eene CCChe lrid1e'
no:hier( , i!: it (-::y I.: Colm bi.a, Mr. .)tN
J Jit i:1 alI's t:E:NE IE ICCAUD. NOCS.
C -ie,' fa vo recei ve:. The h:qipy youCg
ICouph- I w i C' 'are CCp: C ur cgr a:'.ICa, i ith
b-s u C .he li orC fiturCe' I :ipptiness.
At lle :e r i '-' 31-rs' L .g oni Tuep4o:y,
::.v 20h, 187'i. b)y R'v. W. ID. R1:ei, .\Mr. W.
IC. F.,Ll:i>)W , fC La.. tens, S. C., :tnd -\lr.. a.
E. 31CLt.:..s. o' Newb -rrv. S. C.
The 1.rnvleie::!pes oy
eengis Btelieviii--.
It' I th i br :da;e thew Cie persons to
be COC n ho :iai e 'o lindced by prejudice a"
hno: to liHeve th:litX CildiCated Stimliulatiz is
Iem n* i:e-use :te in :he e:t:
'CCof bU:ri reme.:ies, ne Should like
tie.C to w':eS' th wonderful eCrve! wiJiC
iloteCter's :oCnae! Bitters are now produe
iC;g a !I ovr :bIe coUuCtrCy inC e:Ise of intermit
ten: leve,' ril!-umC:lCiCm, bi!(inS disO.Cers,
dy. iCC, ervouis comCCpl:int-. constitution
S'bility, men'tal depreS:-ion and prenature
Cliecav.To be sC:e :ise el'Cee:s are nCo:ilin
Uew ThC gra: 'e.ale inigout and itS
eme' ::vC bn !wN:oic !h-- pvC-p'e or more
th:icn Y1 i iv year-i, jIud in et.-% year of
.he Cc Iv-:it its popularOi.C iL.is tincre:.C ed
n.L : e bec-eiv inrer. Yet t::re
areV 111 d.Wb: :nie :o s:d fi:lte!li ,ent
(Ci:iz:i who '!.ve x.ever had j:C. pportuisiiy
Cf ob*.n Ce:- :!C::n-enI:ut!ie :-urpri,iCng
h-ewi4'i th1 i IV( Jtilel!d t0i,i ;iCnd l1
Cterl:e pro-uce:; Ill SYSym ic.hl to
be P- h p !vzS1Y IrkeC'n. :1 ul ill CL:,CS of di.ease
hi *ei Cre . :llinCeC.:l- to) ordiniary. ruCmCe
die;. P0b::blv many of Chese regard the
.s t :CmCent- m,Caie tCu relatkion toC the matnitary
..ro....:ito thle Biter,C wi:h someC' degree 'of
incre'C:i:y . Wou~i~ld :at alli c-CCh sk12ei
ICCiCld *ei i: :he iir own.C eyes wht:tt theO
every~ where', wha aL Ctf " of ilite i it is.~ ~ poinig
Co th: 'ga ::I 'C .iCm, w!aIit C help1 CC CCCCCC.
ofI triCb:C :oC feebii' w'tCnen'C -CCflimI' CCrCm
'the 'ex, IXli't ::f ''C I pr Cee i t C'heClthC .CCI life
..an:.C r r l t:*.''inn .' wh ' t spec'ifli tt for ll
v'raliz' :mdCC .ntane O : tl :imahtt s it
C.:h pIrt .0-. -.. 's , of al :oiC theIC
aCter:t:iC ' the h-C:l ' e t .d Cihe na-st eer
CtCii inC li benf i.cil resuits.
Juntie 3, 2.2-1' C
It is Not Getterally' Knownit
iThat :ie . ';irest 'x:-:I! rut;te Ietweenf
:hie Sut;:C ii :I, .reat W est i' Cthrouaht $i.
Listris. over thle Srtt oi-. Ka:is City and
t'urp:'iICCin iti:nc by. e.: n of Cimmense OX
ex e diu i in it a | .t :w ' Cte'ar. tiC Cver
''rCov''Cm'ns' CoCf road-ar in relavin'C their
ine w.. it. b.t qutI ait Cf new. tiCe! and ronC
C. ele.. CCXntly ttpm I n.i '''I:d '' t rs
tC,)ChiIren, tnt C::ny ('Ur ebarCgeCCC.. T0his
ii lp~irC :tntt CL-it'Cr live.t Cw m , ore
,:m: Ii oiIter roaCd, andCC cometsCCC wCIiCthll
the' yeat.C L.1d (b't thi: inthe West,CC~'.
com:oII rt, peeC .CIICIl sa!C'-tuardsi :Cgainst acci
det,iclCin; nliht :aid.!:ty XXatcChmenC,whoi
tiC (el: CCiC r'.:ai befor'.e 'a:t ! Cter te paissige
of e.ch rai: o ee r. vy tint i i or
dor. Wev r'''tC.Om--: Ct!:hose C'cnteCphain I'.
:rpWs \t'C '.e the I i . LoCuCiC, .:t::: C"ity -
ii::'Cn":-:i':.:*:broughtc.u (beteen. I Louis |
C:n! i C hb i C:: Cr Ce e ove :''' 'ex'eI-i
Ig t ii n; ~r tc 1ike it th' W estCC . C o
maC.p, C e:h :.i f d TimeI* C.artes 'tChhess'C
er. i . : i. ICeC:irthy, Ce i ti 4.: Cr P. ]
flED RAL NOTICE.
-II. I
Siiil::gs. Id.ei ofa:nn sof teh e
;me:lar o o:n- ti'i mariedC an coidt'-d
o'l. PNf--l'';iIL. BX. ~I2 T.
Junl:. hCs:C---.:htr :CitI' b' Xi
CljO, ill ~It Iipt10 "IC i.llaid
'It l'ICorrU :;u,It '.CC. C. Mt CO iC' :Ch, 8 1
Exidro-m. beaon ohe 1874TviaTC
-~
J FIt'HtElt, Tr:.; tee.
C I . 4 " hi wi lt C stil t' CC[
] 'C I .m:j iY. '. C . Iy :-;; , o3
PI ' .CC T . R .1 1, ':!1 .:T t di m ' t
''IC' C.eurin PouI t Is, ood tu.l:Cil.\~ e m-t
pd 5f1rJunI"jV74
'ie! :' tO' . ' -- . Yor21' Ph lipi.'tL! , C P.- l.
.1Y ':-E.:. -: I"-i'
Atat d H nid .rLn
.u a rem ile....... ..................::. . ..13 :2 p m
leave seneca C1(y......................... ... . SAS p m
try i ce at Atla uta....... ........................ 9.18 p m
R. Y. N A G F.. F.ng. & suy't a
LET
-hC: i' Irv i I t S Ih s. iats. 1ht#h
ME
ks I seil r ( I':i.s. ( <o not prop,. e
KISS
v aimers. ilt will give thern
gain41. 1 :1 I 1 : t O doubt IfV
vorld ICE
HI
-011)v :In11 liVet tll il:tE r i "'
FOR
44.1n4 144 beitig If a:fter that hie
S not sati:ittd. I'll r..pctfuliy turn
IRS MOTHER!
IHOS. F. HARMON.
J 1.3. 1!2-tf.
Yfisrellteouis.
HlT! 'IlOT: IND ORl !
300L AND DELIGHTFUL.
ICE CREAM
AND
[CE LE31ONADE!
-ALL1 TIMAt:ni TII;: .'t-AX'.R MONTHS.
A. M. WICKER'S.
EDT WEATHER NO &O
Whit MARSHALL has
mnch a constant supply of
[CE CREAM on hand.
,,one to his Saloon and get
t, or leave your order at his
4tore, and frczer and all will
zo to y-cur d,o)r, and you can
)e supplied right out of the
,oldest part of the Machine.
TRY HIM.
May , THE
THE CEM
MICROSCO PE
the:44 ni:it44 w(n c 44rf:.l , It ifi prod uo
>0owe r of :t high-price< inst ronent f<.r a
uere4 trile. ai exceed,s in usefulnei.s anyi
n1i4rosco'4pe. ever: inlvented,. It reveul the
4ji1h1'n wVonders of1 God.1% mlinute creation
i:1-:el- lb Vine:.ar .\iimal. 1 i at . lInt
:4'riuie.'' FeatJ her4'. 11he. Golde 314 arrow 4,f :.
[I:air. ete.. etCC. It al1so sho~ws TICill N.
illi pork. iT' 1s J.TI TIlE THIl(*G FOIl.
.:111 LIdiiN :uid1 YOUNG FrOi.KS, and grown
onl,. too. I'ricc. tA150. sent by mail. px>.t
4ai.4. (in recCeiyt atpric'. A GEEAT CHANCE
'41en and4. Women4Q:, Boys' am!44 ''irl1s; whOo or
11:Ce 41im y- Iime or evenin4a., Complete
<TATfE UF :S0CTI CAROLINA.
By JTamec. C . dy Pro' t hs Judg~.e
Wherea1 e.2f4- M.1 I.uer hath4 made
t to..ii ~ me 4,4~4 1 t gr 1 him c L. e r i Ad in
rati, d'1 :: i n4. n,14. 1 f the4 oStra:e,n
442:4c . ts o 'lh ma H. ::2her. IIn , c .e
Th., arl e then refon-4 : cie : '*:d ad:nonis
IU'ithe11 4.1 decease, 11th.i t i.ey b e fndra
coo:, Cushe e.a::.e ifat 442 y haz v , why
bie 4.2id4 A-imii<r-ion .4 hould not be
ay.1 of May, annI' DO:44i1i, 1 874.
J. C. LEA HY, .r. P. N. c.
Ma.7, 21-t
WANT ED
LMIEDIATELY.
200 Cords Tan Bark.
.00,000 lbs. EWES.
G~oat Skins, Sheep Skins,
Wool, &c.
Appl41y to :h&e u1derSip:ed at Newberry
H., S. C.
BENSON.M. JONES.
May 4. 18-tf.
['he Highaest Price for
Qotton.
I respectfully call a2ttentlion1 of fiarmlers2 to
44 ieCt that I w441 pa'y them the H[iIHEST
RI4GE~ 0F4t THllFI R CI T'TON. eithe.r i
-hor 2: :eb1.4fndise. If t hey w:ishi good,
e x'hange the w4V~ ill findI myI a.criment~fl
c:omplete as~ can1 be found anw;: and
'iioS. F. HARMON.
'. C. ALDRIDGE~
hin:g been : appinted TRItA L J U.TICE
oiIection of Notes, Rteuts, &c.
Oaice. PROSPERITY, S. C.
WATCHES!!!
LINLFifTLRERlS PRICES.
114ving~ 4on.de( ar ...em.en4ts with the
ul2i \\.:: .3 Man:ufa.ctorIies4 of thle Unitedl
:e 1.~ ..1,3: CV with1 MOVEMENTS
J1 C.A S> : ..i;;2 qu::1uties, I am pre
red to. 2)11-r t.. my cu-1tome(rs
W atches for Much
Less Money
~i they havLe ever been' bought' befor.
C.dii and. X411 examin my (toek and1 prices,
dl be eenlvinced4 thati what I sa is so. It
:dve not go the kl. g,f \'a:tchJ you may
9;t iVh c1.1 ordr 't for you, and charge
C4a th1::ae. yol. would have to pay at the
' I Watchkes Sold areC Warranted
by Special CetiricMA.
OlIN P. SPECK,
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