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T ransient advertisements of any kind must be 9:id for in advance, if the particS adver tis':g do not reside in town. .b.b work and subscription. strictly cash. . pipers shall be stopped hereafter as *o:: ag the term of subscription ixpiies, tnn ie.. s.li4actory arrangements are made to vot!tiune the same. ihe o mark denotes expiration-after that the paper is discontinued. Hear these things in mind. 3-tf. IN DY TO NEw ADVEM'TISEMENTS. C. Gravely-Cot:on Gins. &c. N. F. Burnham-Water Wheels. W. S. Birge-Lovers of Good Beef. S. 1'. Boozer & Co.-Brown Cotton Gin. ' W. Bennett-Contractor and Builder. Thos B. Morris-Administrator's Notice. Several interesting communications are laid over till next issue, and among them one from the Duncan Creek set tlement in relation to Tax Unions. Correspondents must affix their names to their communications to insure at tention. If a writer is ashamed of his name or unwilling for other reasons to give it, he or she will save trouble by not sending letters to this orice. Of course the name is not published unless desired, all that we want is to know who the party is. Mis. C. G. C.-The papers alluded to in your note as having been sent to this office. have not reached us. CowN.-Go to Wi. C. Chase's to buy your Corn at $1.20 and $1.25 per bushel. 25-tf. Tomato, tommvtoes. tomartus, to inartusses-take your choice. [Columia Phenix. Pretty good. MESSRS. S. P. BOOZu & Co., of this plwe are the agents for Brown's Cotton Gin. Planters are invited to examine this Gin, which is a gem in-all respects. ANSWER TO JOn-N.-If the girl won't take to you after all the sacrifices which von have made and the devotion shown, our advice is to let her alone severely. If yon are bound to marry throw out -vour lines elsewhere. A full assoirtment of Millinery and Ni!llinery Goods, constantly on hand at Mrs. D. Mower's. 15 MR. C. GRAVELEY, 52 East Bay Street. Charleston, S. C., offers to the platers of this County, a variety of im proved Cotton Gins, Presses, &c. See his card. TrrANKE.-"King's Creek" will ac eept our thanks for a bountiful supply of nice apples of different varieties and sizes. Ample justice was done them he may be assured. May his trees be ever loaded with fruit of the best kind. A GOOD WORKMAN.-We take pleas ure in clling attention to the card of M1r. G. W. Bennett, in this paper. We can vouch for his ability to (10 anything in the line of carpentering or joini:mg in a neat and workmnanlike manner. He understands his business thoroughtly. OLD PAPE'tS.-Old papers for sale at .this office in packages of 50 or 100, at -40 and 75 cents. tf. . .DANGEEOUS.-W(e have been request ea to call the attention of the Commis sioners of Roads and Bridges, to the dangerous condition of Little River Bridge, near Mr. J. M. Workmain's It is described as being shockingly dilapidated. LBEEF EA-rERS will rejoice to leanrn that Mr. W. S. Birge, of Prosperity. wasi~ furnish most excellent, toothsome Leef in this market on Thursday atnd Saturday mrnings, at 6 and 10 ets. per lb, Next week, and theteafter, on Tuesday anid Thursday mnornings, Mandarin Teas, the best, purest and cheapest, at Mrs. D. Mower's. Price, :75c., $1.00 and $1.50 pier lb. 13-tf A CHANCE.-On this Wednesdyse iing there will be given in Columbia, a Gr and Choral Concert for the benefit of the Palmetto Orphan Home. Superin tendent Dodamead having agreed to -convey passengers from Newberry, down and back, for one fare, an oppor tuinity is afforded to bestow a chairity, and to save money by the operation. -If a suffilent number avail themselves o- this pleasant chance. the return trip wi be made the same night. thus giv ing the party the beneSit of a delightful moonlight exem'sion. Think of it ye lovers. Madame DTemorest's Reliable Pat terns of all sor'ts can b.e obtamned at Mrs. D. Mower's. 1-f COBRECTION.-Inl our edition, uy et. we erroneously stated in a notice1 of Capt. Patrick's High School,alt Green-i wille, .&tt Mr. K. P. Goggamns delivered an arms at its Commencement. W e correct it now by stating that this gen ~tleman's address was delivered im the Chapel of Furman University, of which institution he was then declared a grad utate. BAr. GRANrED.-Mattison, the rGv enue officer who killed Davis at Belton shout ten days ago, the circumstances of which are no doubt known to our .readers, was brought to Ne.wberry on Thursday last by She f Southern, of ~Greenville County, and after ashearing of the case, with the arguments pro and con., on Friday, before His Honor Judge MIse, was allowed bail in the sum of 30.The State was ably repre seted by J. F. J. Caldwell, Esq., Maj. Baxter, Counsel for the prisoner. The bond we understand had to be approv ed by the Clerk of the Court at Ander son, to which place Mattisoni was taken nn Saturday. NOrIcE.-1rs. J. C. 'Mathis respeel fully informs the gentlemen (,f this col munity, that she will undertake to mk all garments worn by them in :t supE rior style and at moderate prices. Coats. pants and vests a spei:dy. Children's clothing also made neai: and with despatch. Room over Messr J. M. Wilson & Co.'s Store. and oillj<; site HEI.u..> office. A share of patron age solicited. 28-3t PouCE.-It has beei suggested an( very properly too, tiiat some sign o wakefulness by our police force be giv en through the night watchF. For in1 stance, as in all well regulated conu. nities, that the ho:rs he e:!tdi out frn 9 till daybreak, with the addition-' al is well." It would be eomoftort ing il the dead hours of the iiight to knou that some guardin of the I-blic iti-r est is on the alert. A po!;ce foree i more needed at night than nt any othi timo, and tax-payers S.;y thalt thel would like it to be on the alert then COKESBURY CoNFErENCE.-Thi (on fereuce, whiel eibraes Newber Edgefield, Abbeville and a smill por tion of Laurens, will convenv in flii place in the Methodist Church, or Tbursday morning, at 9 o'clock. A large number of delegates will be in at tendance, and the deliberations of tit body will be of an interesting character On Wednesday evening, in the samiv Church, the opening serion will be delivered by the Rev. R1. N. Wells, oJ Greenwood. As the Conf,rence w if be held with open doors. the ph:ilie gen erally are cordially invited to attend. On Sunda afternoon next, there wil be a Sabbath School neetin. on whicl occasion addresses will be delivered bN members of the Conference. The va. rAous Schools are invited io attend. It is presumable that with the pres ence of so large a number of eleriea gentlemen, that the diflrent pulpit.S o: the town will be served on the coinihic Sabbath by appointnents from the Con. ference. WHAT IS OUR PoU.A-rIox?-Thi question is frequently asked, but as w( do not know certainly, and cannot fine any one in the town who does know. il roes knanswered. One day last week it being imperatively urged. all th public oflices were visited and oflicial; interviewed, and every knowin indi vidual asked, but a majority could nol give any figures at all, whi e the res! figured the number variously fron 2,000 to 3,000, consequently we gav( up the search in despair. In the goo( old council days the chief marshal use' to go around and take the census occa sionally. but now it is not done. W( respectfully suggest that Council mak' it the dluty of some one of its officeers t< make the rounds and ascertain the num ber living in the incorporate limits o. the town. Or if that is not practicable that the job be given to some one of thn many active young men in town wh< are only un prottably engaged by Street Wlker & Co. Let us have a censu: gentlemen. the first in a decade of years PERSONAL.-Since our last, M[ajor C II. Suber, Judge Leahy and IIon. IL. C Corwin, left Newberry for a sojourn a Glenn's Spring. 31aj. Stewart, commandant of th< gaiison at this place, left some day. ago on a visit to his children. 3rs. Z. L. White. accompanied b2 one of her children, has gone to States vlle, N. C., for the benefit of her health On Wednesday, the Rev. R. A Mickle, former pastor of Aveleigh Pros byterian Church, bid adieu to Newber r, and took the train for his distan home in Cuthbert, Ge., where no goe to take the responsible care of a nev charge. Mr. Mickle wvas one of ou best p)reachers, and his departure,thougi for a long time 0 xpectedl, wili be re gretted. We are glad to knowv that thi home he goes to is a pleasant one. He had served Aveleigh Church for a num ber of years. We wish spiritual an< temporal blessings in abundance. We were pleased to notice in towi during the last wek, Mgj. .J. U. Ezell of Columbia, andl Capt. J. L. Sugerpi tihe popular Sheriff of Greenville Coun tv. Both these gentlemen weore her, on business and were in remarkabli p)reservaton. Maj. J1. Clark Wiardlaw, from Wal hala, Irns been spending a few day Lt. J. Anderson is awa,- oui a sicl furlough. Two FzIEs.-Otr dev.oted [Own wa visited by no less than two fires oi Wednesday morning last. The firs occurred at 2 o'clock, a. mn., when th inhabitants were wrap)ped in profoun4 slumber, consequently the feeble alarm characteristic of the enterprising towl of Newberry, was not sufficiently grea to arouse many of our citizens, and would have been of little avail hadi been otherwise in the absence of mean to cobat an enemy so dreadful, anm p)articulaly a;, lhe fire had adIvanee' onsiderably before anly c.utidy arn was made. It occurred in the oh McMorres house, on the outskirts', town, which was occupied by Mr. .J W. Iayward, formerly Auditor of thi: County, and was first discovered by hi. wie and only when the flamnes wer h;eiig up~ through the wall and ceiling of the room. They~ had barely time t< scape safely, and( but litt.l of thi household furniture was saved. Noum of the outbuildings, although closel2 cntiguous,. were burned. The build ing was owned by Rev. J1. W. IIumi bert, and wasJ insured for $2,500, in thn iverpool, London & Globe i-e Ini srance Co., of which Maj. Wmn. ~ Nance is the agent; the furniture b' J. W. YIayward wats insured in the Nia gara Co., ET Y., for the sum of $1,000 The fire it is said was caused by th eplosion of a lamp. A4bout breakfaist time of the saie morning another alarm was sounded This proeeded from the cotton wvare house of Mr. Lngford. 'J'he damag done was inconsiderable, some two o three bales being slightly burned. I is not known how this latter fire occum Mr. M1. Iarris did good service wit: his portable Fire Extinguisher on thi ocason. - If Bro. Greneker of the Newboerr (S. C.) U;u.) don't hurryv and come up, well senld a deputation :ft(er him. (Press. Hli.-y. -N. C'. We :ire hurrying up, dear friends, but ti se,-ms that the more haste the less speed. We long f,r Hickory, and sorrow ti:tt so deliglitful a yhte issuch a long distnce off. Th difflnhie, in our way have b-en hydra-headvil. but we are working out of them. Messrs. Avery & Co., viil confer a favor upon us by telling their ainxiouslv wniiting readers that we vill be along" sometime. and in the meantime to reserve all the yellow-leg fried chickens which can Ie saved. after feeding the Newberrians already there. So do. I C.,)(Kur. &c.-In the well av ppon Id istablishment of Mess:-. ingshu:d & HeaC. Cohnlwni:. S. C.. are to le fol.ml! every ;r,-eIn rees ls stone or woodwiare hit e:im lhe c:fl", for. and the hevekeeper who does not keep u-p with the th,usand :inl one im ProVeients in this inventive age woul be stirprised by :an examination of the varied :toek of tihese entlemen. Or lers promptly attended to. 2.-2t. A-r1- Till ToWN AND COrrY. WVe:ttheri w'armi. Gr:1,s .enerally wvell lmder CoU m:ind. Crop ar'e loking tine and ive pro mise of :bundant yield. The County is all quiet-and fariers and1l L::orers sterilly bending to their wor'k. Waternelons are be'ginming to be seen-they are sm:l, lowTer, in Size and of good price. Peaches are coimning inl and line ons are o(casionall v seen. No saples of either the on(! or the other have been left at this oflice yet. We are lost in conjeeture. Do the - Ode love us less or are their supplies short. T. ciikckn and egg supply i4 milod erat(-Iv fair. he tovi folks are enquiring for but ter. Tvo fires in one day last week. .Mr. Martin Harris was out with his Extin gpishler to the last one. See notice of fires elsewhere. Subscribers leaving town for the sum mlier season can have their papers sent to them hy leaing directions at this office. Drumniers aind agenis of variouts kind, are coming to town. Therei will be terrible slaighter :mong the chiekens this wvveek-the District Conference is i session. The butchers are advised to have a larger and etter supply of beef on hand this week, if at no other time. And country foll-s will bring in all their odds and ends-there will be a large demmaul. \e would like to hear from P'on1arhi anid Frog Level, and from all the coun tr' i ond ab)out. Jalapa1 'omTes to time in good stl til, notwiithstandiing the melancholy fact thatt "C. P. R." has laiid himself on ie shelf. ''Wayidei~ wi'J1 hear' of somecthing to hs interest if he wii voit M(olehon Row. We advise him to bring a g.oo, hickory wiithi hinm. Mar tin' Depot and Kinaird's abound in corn. A subscrib)er says he will maike one hundr'ed andii seventy-five husheis to the mtule. If this is not good the next man can rep)ort. Several 3ppr'eeitive farnyers say they feel more than a thousaind timies obliged; to us for urging the planting of corn so strenuously. They proisei to remember us-in their pra':yers. IIeaIven's bless ings attendt thiemi. A nice mund hank is being arranged on Main Street near the Court IIouse. Mike has grown so poor living in the lowi gr.ouns of sorrowy that he came up towni to steal something. H~e re;' tnied empty ha:nded. IIe says busi ne('s looiWd so dull that he wvas ashamed to take anythin.g, Come all ye that labor and are heavy Iladen with mfoiny,and sublscr'ibe for the IER.U.D. John says that if meeting houses we're selling at 10 ets. a piece lie could not raise enough to buy a second hiandl prnpit. Pocr fellow. We learn from Go'. . it . C;hiek, ';h.: visited huis plantation a few days ago, thatt no rain had fallen in that neigh bor hoodl in six weeks, and everything was burni ng up. Subsequently a rain has fallen. (ieo. R. Lindsay, from the neighubor' ood of Sainda Ohl Towin, exhilited some lar'ge cotton bolls. size of gninea eggs, here en Friday last. iIe says he hs oodles of them. All of wvbich we ae repicedCl to krow. tA new :gnd substantini brndge hji. been built over Scott's Creek, Satur Jay laist was a busy dayi~ in a small wvay. Chickens. eggs. butter, ap pksandi peaches were plentiful and mo(derately 4ea~ep. There were umre colored people 'in town thaOt. tp t outh of July. AU. SEnEN1E.-Inl spite of poilitica1l aita ttin or depleted Treasur, the Iia n Gir'l is as serene to-dayv as on theti it pii ( yo,~~ :ln'r abe2 made her debutt before an adn,tnnig :d a.Li.i tie puh!1 de. B:hl Mfountain had i:tl ay Iof exeit(feent. hut that over the p)eopile gaze upon its r'uggedI oulineWs wI!hout the display~ of muchel emotion. T'he comet even of later time, with its blaz ing tail, although atppr'oaching the eart'h Iwith fear'ful r'apidity, lhas altmist ceased , si:'t attention. Not so with the chriming lnnean Itil: rhe attracts tue sae attenltioni now as at fir'st-apoi su.; because of beauty which is only skin deep.l liut for the various excellen"es of her character, and that her mission is to Soti:e n;:3i. 11er segars are A No. 1, and at all pneicts. Mc; fiv.!3 icttr1S are not to he beaten. The headqurters of this dusky maid are at M1essrs. Peri'y & Slawson's, Columbiat, S. C. 2 ('ggrnercitti. NEWBERRY, July 21.- Cotton lMarKcl cloed at 14) c:s., with but liitle offering. B:les shipped during week, 187. L'EXW You'., July 20.-Cotton dull: sales t 'BALrnMoRE, July 20--CC to dt-md - i d1iue loin18 SAUGUSrA. July 20.-Cotton i, good dec I and; offerings very light--mdlliglotal15. CHARLPsTo)y, July 20.-COtton quiet idding 151. iVsROOL, July 20.-Cotton quiet and stad-..pnands re asi: Orleamns 8I. Newberry Business Directoi pl-itv (.;:, uings in this col t4ln1. Proff.-i al ii.-n, 1irchants, Meclanic- ond Tri: geilrally. .-howil have a place in this reetorv. Tirmis mnoderate. Dry Go-ds, Shoes, &c. CFAL L & P00L.-Wholt-sole and rel in i nag alnd dcomestic I Got(is. Eniihroi.derie.4, NollonS &C. 'hCK, P. W. & 1la S.-l1.ahi rs in 2 G 4oo 1,16. nb1:ting ev.vtInimg inl t Dry Goods, Groceries. Cluthing, Hats, Shc Cotton Buya:s, &c. L.\4(444 1- :W ;: '' 4 .'.- 4-: -r in 4 H:t . G "nr:' 4.toc 1 1 all1,i:\-I of mll O N. J2. M . .4 lU ",11.1FI g.!iznA. A.Dry Goodny.-s. Cohi N r ockIt-:r :. I o,ns. osaitF l l(l)o l . 1"- 0 .l>r n, is. . Books ..d SttioL-ery '*'1: 111. .: , .:J. r I. y .- Book ::.en al : ba: i '*:. W Are. F a-.ni*ur.---CarpL:n*ry. E A E i I.!. i. i.. W ';., I.. I' an,: sJ. PH 11 ' .- V:ai ra G - : 11 e: :-iz,z-*. I)k:tjt.r :11 Urt'Vv.1iu, Conf'ecll Phton-rahy. plili,. .\Ti.\ .- I. A - rlso44 G ol;, Ct i Cr.ocker,i sUits :ourl.S os t a .t L i.. of am-tvi ill l UL. C Cll'. ts t;t* : Bootks!. and S t t i onery41 . 1tH P1. ,J lion o k ::I%. 1 a!1 nl \ I ':%,IIk-.IpzC-1'(11,311 ClaI-,.( .10NEry. JIA Bpeciy mat! in11l w)~ Mail L II14Tv, 4''1 3I.').Mov;v M-:nTtments--arble. (.V1',':M(l441 :11 kindls o!41:. ai:~' t41 Iid Public Hall. 11's-lay FrilS.l s and '.L1111ay nrighs f1 .; anufactories. C a t etills, (f Tinjl%J%vd W:n C- . \V E l.'4 .. ii~i. .1ep 41 o11m n hanti a 1s Cottonrs Frers Fih aoc.str - n. elin Gro)"ac'ie. Co'fel'.' 11144 Cott PhoBt:>graphy. 3 L\N!.. W. sPE1-i ilnt rtist.4 Pi Ole1S14 fPI)aures, Palen.l)iO Pictpi Pooefessittneal.oo~ r PoI1Kl-E &. P.-P.-.\'t1torney1(41LS-P 1114. Unite 5l Stats 'l'ourt.3, 441 Oy IUe 1IX. ant An Ihe L . nit'e'< . stae Curt. :Ni4>.4riet. Pr:o:lCtOis i s all :teot I 'NV .-:s. . \ I .A orney a Law.4 O1f '4 (ain4 stree,' 111er1111.)4. SU1owe er,:n'\ :Ill kiti of4 14 n: r)le aitu gra Cnetienclrbe. eas. linunts.u e CErse init be. stl.-ai1' 1(4 (N !u T Ei' EI. NU - 1 ((4 .-W l b en e pu4 - neta:ne. r ao ily alway Fri.y ant! Saturta ihs 141 (; MaLilnfariesLag. 'C')I.41CP.\l\N It. l A.-3i1 a u facturers o Dommigistrchants ItiIsion 144eia t DI41eS tw'4i('e eeCUG L N.A. i4ila CO.-C4nIl444 G'e.b:t and Looler Si ti.zer E- .1'F 1. Co.-'414CIto 1(1roMke U1-aler in 1.144o, lour &. G1nti, 1 Wir, c ~. eas c DY E'& M iTIN.-DelersinGro anCosts, Bye P..ovision ers, Patto up HPS. aMC-raolsry and oii 31rcats lolhondkRow. i Groceries. CanM oodWEIc. Apred Goi'.Prfmry ndTys Wesrii Waons. Q~ nWS. . 3.&C.-reyanP y Dry Goods, Groceries, #c ALE?[00)(L IEE'it.0L om New Fans, . ail New Muslins, New Ruffings, New Silk Ties, New Belts, New Prints, . New Gloves, New Ribbons, )ress Goods, 11'A1 I The Prices so Low for them that all, Greai and Small, canl Purchase. . . JACAkSN, THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES, n16 COLUMBIA, S. C. JtL 15. -2- t1. ESTALISIHED 18j7, 11 Ta k.e J.l.bure Ii lt*r4;" 11J. o" Ne .wrry, thfat he is Conlt;ntlV makin IDIII1'N T8 hiS STOR OF 1I{J DH ;issuh is hrze and varied, il ij GDIB. I 43~~~~i well an aq 'in mn - GROCERIE'S, ' CLOTHING, HATS, - BOOTS, SHOES, "ie BLANKETS, HEAVY WOOLENS, &c. SHORT PROFITS FOR QUICK SALES AND SITISFAC'i10N GUARANTEED. of! d 1 43:1 . !RANITEVEi "Shirtings, Sheetings And Drills, To Merchants at Man. S ufacturer's Prices. 'jThe Highest Market Price iPaid for Cotton or other SCountry Produce. ~M. FOOT. - JuhlV 1, 20 tf nd __-_ _________ ..L (JRIIT STOR C~~~ ca;e;; af '4;'n and M.dibber; - Streetu.) :iI H.:vh;g purchasil ed tod, in store, 0l S Mr. Thomas Lake I will co in sad u ce siness, in; ALL ITh BRANUlIES,v wih 4 A FULL i Stock of Goods, . Wieb j prtfoo< to Wel on the Most Acommwodatitg Tamis7 -h (s;fe to mnyself.) to all who t Il fa vor mti - DO YOU WANT rc. TO BUCY AND) ~Excellenlt in Quality? all1 IF -O, Go To Wh Vlere can le found Dress G;oods, F:auc' Goods, La.dies Suits, Notions, of all kinds, 1iAnd Many Other Articles aAt the Lowest Market - I Prices, Otn the cortner, and uander te Hou t 43 Oflnee is thte p,lace -For Cheap Goods, r Cheap Prices, And .he BeSt igoUn ' A pr. 1, j:;-t. J . C. WILSON, 1GROQCERIES, j %euc~u, ('l'i te ILam.nsh F"lour. Lard. 31lasses. 9 inckerel, Cortn, FRESH MEAL AND GRIST. S, Oysters. Sardines, Sega1.rs,Toac, Soap. &c Together witht Sheetings and Yarns, IBA8NS ANID TIES, s. NON-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE, And all othter articles to be found in a GRO CERY STORE, and all of n hich will ]Bg SOJ.,D CHEAP SMEDICAL NOTICE, SI stIll egnti;;uc the tr; tpent gf dispa;;p to peculiar to wgmnen, both marr:ed and sin gle. P. B. RUR. T.,.ne 8 1S7-_2-tf. -~ SCS p > -o o - C r. i ev.- r I w i--w . i:-- .r :: Cj .0 I incm -m : . < E4Mrro .F :.:-. :a . F .- n . I y -i.-i:b h. or ex :a es r t : t no.I F'..-ay, cea':rly.1 ;,-inanstrates. 1~ro:n 2 h2ir ye:2**tr, ' ce, 1 praci*e tha '. he a.arIni * 2:. -4p. -n12 - of thIt ltf-::hni'1.- i t iy be ra ia .-2 1--. t =.n: t ii. l!: 1r to.: 14..-2 1j! ittl-l rum hie or 1!. fpo.:r -, t o 11i- kri >' i.oi r::!n ae : ora 'e (l Oitn: in! weria:d :. l em n d by : e: opWl ee . nhat h. -C;Elr S may be). m en E vmer: e: iaply riv:0 and Q C31 CrCa ae o ly.l:l rhi:!imi:-y. the:- e T o. te ob fi i ha' o e -r v ra l ve. :.1 in:i 1 1h n.vti2~ !. r , a vt i ;. % it- rei t of ai <-- tso t w po l.i2 t atop . h re!] lii 112222 I Ile i.\s.. J. l. t i2V-:~i J2Co. lif. 7tol l i er , YW.k. Po. rcee o a. 1'>.t l -viy 15, ' - Thank l for ti sti lir ould sillremi tei ( t li tt~ 2 is ICE CRE.2 S I 05 is.2 open from tll 10 ~at. n tS 10 . m . of E rAhi r I0) and ic. 02A2m 8 m 'A t s aT k furnshe by the sati Gild tlr. remind Ole pal lIN 1'at Eis IOWBE AT' ('()SA ICLOWN2t1 i~ open2 fol WIi ras' i .to e J I - , a.in s A i d.h r r f [ nic]Atet. C .1.lil. Ruder2to Su thertsnllte Of e lz.sf baWri.;ht i a d . Plinite y. fu ai fluh P IInr, W Jon ley, . J: a.a, M:u-An MCKe, anld te idch dret:r-i i ren or oaer hei.r -fim Marth Franll , deeaed who1seilat; nO' 1 a. oial pl.ta tte s of E i de1 areke! t W i d kho v n,2 c ICije S ilelam.1~ a of il:ro~. J1d111 for .-e-11mpt M.r1v unirev. herbC o andnn, N.l reuin , Il wer :h r c m iMcK 022 tid ic !ti , ren , ur anjer o l ivi Jie a Newberry, s l waon withic t wety ays fte thesetisee ap re a:e siexcof i Seaso off;-1871n. i y wil apl t lieb -miiforvi thll rlu;rt manddan the Cuoasaind da JOIINO N, &L &1 ARIG. R.N, [C.. ttest 21., C. E Al J.2 P.'4 Fr.22':1 , i~m P-ue::sJ, gn,; 222a1t de da e t a., Wl e ac i: u. ! i l o Takle oi ceta h o pan nt Tf the Proat Judge02, for ilthe. County I J 32ne , 74 . JOTNTON hNTN Ii Ct c.ti lt Paintiff' A ttonys June 1, 2 4 -w t*,wt 2t oi Excusio Season 1 of.223 Ia 1874 G W2 1 iler.NGT.ar, COL. &I AUG. R. CWi OXr.nu B. C,GMyE2, 1&74 \V 3rginia S ia and '4te2:5r :22r I2at jlina. Exc2usinPt, good unIl Nove her 1, 1874, will be rry,al atth Cm Cl2.12u x2 . : I:; (1 Wilr,i io. un :ia ALLet WOR NwAYrATE TOhiLASEi aloPedCe. i3~ I ~A.WE 2 .t,otne l, 22-t. f. ithuA ECOTTION TIKES, Weltc toast nd truhdlad theG - sayohr. Lar ou r ijsbel buying 2120 other maers.. a teroi. 21 'lJOn Ati., C2gu1a A; 21reS, .lunet 2l4. luta 25 024. es..brryn~, . iC We it ar~ie lin f WOUN Tand Bui Cut finised TIhich WORT WILL prse ed toE A P. uPere Public etracng:d kewpri,a1New 2 b erry , . ForPie Li, 1 s4- 4-m . iv~ l ~eA WasRK WARANd Tice PEnE aJune 1, 2-- . C L .ll \, . . wlateets. zr > .I r -A= - d H -.. -0 -n J NJ - , .wc:le I enIlu 0 xQ jQ /y 1 ME -!l !fr h I <io not propv:, e, to IIf .lveusoiers IllHaftCIer tat.h LX word let IHD FOR - >.lteln. i- belie~vin3. If after tha:t 1 0t DOf LA fa LLE -, THOS. F. HARMON 3:ua1 id [.. (lti1 3 . the :"!n of Nei Lerrv, il. i buY ::md seI N uals, Or e go;:.1te r lo lains. Aliu providle I boie-i to ; ork for -- es; or to work ft p!I ofh' erop, or fo itt Ik v.ill alho pronr"e hu:is for imml gia C, .d %% ill eU Lp) rte with W ih e regu S tblishvid hlnim rat'i g1enci for Eli Mj R 13. Hlohnail ki, eployed to A.. ii th1 ;.Ialagolmenvilt of te OIl, , 1id Re If. W. Kiiba and C. G. J.wege.r, K-q., hiv co.:ev:1 co at:ewd to lie inter:etp ta6 - oiespundence. i. 11. BLE.E. Apr. 15, 15-tt. F. N. PARKE t ST.C!ESII To WEBB. J 3NE.S & PARKE] A 1letweenl Pool lIotel and the 1ot 01lice Il C DEALE!C IN SADDLES and LJEA THEE l!aving b3o':::ht th \ T I R TE -S Tr C of tiw Ii.3rne.s and3 Satddle Mlanufactory leurs .' Webb, Jo-:es & Parke!r, I am pr pared to do aill kinuds of work in3 this~ lin Alsn11 keep 0on h-mdi for sle, H.\RNES - SLI LE.TiiER. !iT'F. Lt EATIH ij, &l nand all wo:-k done to order . At Cash Prices and at Shortes Notice, Ap.1515-t1 JAS, LEFFELUS IMPROVED DOUBLE Turbine Water Wheel d o n POOLE & HUNT, Baltimor: Mfanufacturers for thie South and Southiwesi Nearly 700 no(w in1 uIse. 'working undl3 finsvarying 133 frI to 111 feit: 21 SizeS. fromo .t to M; jichs. The most powerful "l::S i;. 103 M;are A*1:. .:t e.r..iM it 33-0 of WUter parie 13 .Lt'STkU.'ri> iantphltet sent post tir' M.CFANU1.1L31En, MAoL. ()1 PPrtabl andt Sttionar13v Steamti En;IgineCsat BoI33 ieEbaghi- Grushe~r for ~ 31;ras. S:3 n d G.ri-st~ .ills. FI our ing 3 111 3lachinerc 3 1aciner forhite i.ad Works and3 ( re: Clothing;. THE SCARCITY -- a.. 1e,smg c;text (il au1 cines, but fc t4i te?y it i3 ontly temporary, and the want OF MONEY -Will not coninueL3 long. In the mean3timl the large slo-g '' 3 Cin. t j t n haund INDUCES US To offer special inlducemntns. Imme~diate a pleiction will convincee any one that T9 1JLTh!E, 8Ii10E & IIlf himnself, is the easiest thim: i:y ate. A hiot'se it, NEWBERRIY Can dlo as weli for you. Come and examir our stoc-k, which c-an be done FORL NOTHING. Oct. 2:2, 42-tf. 0 St88 I 5t 88 I 0to 8 -- 4 ye3j ioge lot ori Parlor, Box and Coal Steves eNow in store and to arrire, ai.d mtust b SOLD LOW on account of the tight time: ALSO, COOQING STOVES TIN-WTAIM, ini- varity anid of te b3.st qutaliy For saule low by W, T. WRIGHT, jletween1 Dr. I'rats and A. A. Nathian' Min, Seem Oct. 8. 40-tf. THE TORLD'S FAVORITE S,11 ERE A SEWING MACHINE. t -I .4,' L-. - - memo~ -LY K T~~ ~ ~ H v,VIL THE WILSON Relurindw Ig . fi0 -TA of the -Nortl, and sellS cheaper. t husly $10 to $20 Cheaper than the Singer. $30 to $45 Cheaper than the Wheeler & Wilson. $10 to $20 Cheaper than the Howe. L ND IS SUPERIOR TO THE ABOVE HIGH PRICE MACHINES. TlE WJLSON DE"IES C3PNETITION! oLn test sw i l> side of any Maciine. and do 8 are ne fwork The WILSON is thie ONLY Sewing Machine that gives a WRITTEN WARRANTEE OF 5 YEARS from day of Sale. |[Qff Simoke this in Your Pipes. ] Every SeW i~ Mahine Alnt of other Companies are afraid to Ii in conte-t trial. tiht LIGHT RUMNNENG AND F AVORITE WILSON. and will use every-,sbterfug.e to keep NoI from seeing almd trinlL it. GIVE US A DIP SNIDER? 1 a l' 8, 40 "RI . A WARNING TO SOUTH CAROLINA. by -wil h the hped te ( N i nt price (,f ,,95 ,or a Wheeler & Wilson. ~95 ir a Singer. and 8 for owi when ther can g et the best Machine ini ibe world. h ih WILSON FOIl e5O. W~e ga fautee satisfaction in everya sal. MOORE & COZBlY, Gieneral A.*gents lOr Soujth Carolina.F Jul 8, 1874t-27.-tf. COLUMBIA, S. C. 4Phiotograiphy. WHEELER & WILSON COME ON SEWING IAYCIIINE FORALLTHINGSARENDW READY AT THlE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. lav:.: just retu;rned fromt the Northern - - ---'r~ . Cities, and. the National Photograp,Iic Ae. ___socition at Bnfraio, feel better prepan d *in the Country.PIdePae iigC,&c It i :s r To M!ANAGE. IiOPC~~.;tk LIGHTESTI :nd FAS SEst in'NNING. The s.\lPEST N TiWED .1 dl n Tie W\IIEEER WILt IN hts btee:'r:t,! 2ieo~ dd e. . h oranr: for 27 ye::r,. IThe I:de of P4187 wer M',Ojt0 O: mo h A .. s:ll.fr:hdfrinei Th.any previouos yae at. ear.n :ii ,aa yM!E or MONT HLY Ae ed :~t~:r INWADENS.Od Machines of all IE~N Sales Roomz at M-r- . McFall &: Per 5tore, Newbeorry, S. C.PITIRII AIU Ispre p to ke n~l~ rt . PH GAP.S FRERYE, 11 EI S~1\G .IIINECpin and Enlargin Pctroes, Takieidences. &c. (':.110n h:l I:he pret:y:we1ther lastf;r e memMSl r M:WR.. . HoaARagrouS, add ].1r ~~e~ a:&Ud. .s otn:~A o i away i funshedi fordr np cio a:.. :: . The G . ut war is: to cosm e d o r. e *n :-get pi.tur:s ::.t the Newberry'G leryIofrthe hi ' cr,rut!rn o:1 eaW..( t . W ISi A N . Mar Ot.r t 1 :. I ai vli ng A e n t. CO U M IA S f a . .~~~' F iskt:r- Mt1the c ity arep fl ym spcie- - ituesi-al yes r athe Art. S a:i: 2 , uarantef whh pr ceap. \afEEDd SElhae ten set ree0llhagE IsAnoeaoner.xhilition,nanandeady fwillabe, MRS. F.OWRO. Taku o atptoae s Ma ENEna9:f AfT sCribierrpetfuMakrUnetnaker. For___::_.._e_y___d_L___e:.__Countie_- of the sm and masses t e i, th THOMSON teONd, , hm.,s arrbes,ara'oende:rs o te stieae :,n it :103 : r if ::d aie utmost ba t rso . Dengta wil :Srvwnono s a n .a u 'C.p CfMaiMa. e . . . .. hers suppRled. non siphny f cnsrucionan red: oc 9 4 tr. Mnay 'ATRIN~ IIARTf . JEsI. aoRD. thh.. eilE!:ro "pentae AmleriofC oletonon.ts ens c a::ental: rS wntofthgabveap:.ve (Grauates, oes and ats. e, PeRSfl , Sesd. Cm