The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, November 04, 1874, Image 2
Kiss Me, Darling.
'he Art of kissing idaintly exprt sEed in
the following. 11le poem:
Kiss me, darling! whenm kIs you
Kiss me back and bick a,ai-,!
V Pq are only,rosy pelshi
Kisses dropOf 1rgant rMiL!
Where's'the harm, then? I could g'e you.
Rea-:ons, dear, f-r ;vcry ronie
Only th,at I ay not tell tbei
In the broad a Ahd a - 3.
Take, a leasr, I think, a sweer one!
And Ikno wou'll tinok with me.
Tis fhe Scripture: "Do to oibers
Wbat tbod-,c have them do to thee."
Extrn4 fromn the State Eetion
Law.
ATALN% R& x WHICH VOTES SHALL
BE COUNTED.
- 14. Counting of Totes.-At the
ilose of the election the managers and
eterk shall immediately proceed pub-:
vely to open the ballot box and
eount the ballots therein, and con
tiaue sch ctuat without adjourn
zueat or iuterruvt'en uutil the same iS
kmpkted, and isiake such statemucat
the'rsult there-f::nd sin the same
os.the natare of the electi >n shall rc
qm're.
o. Flded Ballots.-If in cou:nt
u:jZ tw3 or more bounlts shall bc found
- lded together conpaetly. oly Gae
slalbe coiunted and the other roy
ed; but if .they bear different names
the same shall be dust roved and not
counted.
1 . rore Baliots Than james.
If more balkts shall be fouud on opea
it the box than there ar m:illes til
- the polt list, ni- the baflots sh-11 be
rturned to the LOx and thorougIh:V
n:-Xed together, azd one of the i:nAa
trs or. tlie eerk sh:dl. with-ut scc:n
thC- b1ls. draw thterefroi. and imu
muediately dtrey :as many b2llots rs
they- are in excets of the iua:ber of
n;an,es on the poli list.
17. ReItrn (f 3fanagers.-With
n three davs after such -cunt the:
chair:=ua of~the board of r6anagers. or
one of them to be desigated In writ
An, by the bo ard, sh i deliver to the
co~uilssicners Of teIetion the pull list,
fhe boxes cuntninirg th-e bailots, and
-Writtn statement tf the result of
the election in his precinct.
1S. County Board ;f Canvassers.
-The commissioners of election shall
at the c^nntv seat. and shz!!
proczed to ir;n-mize and shall for:n tie
bo..ard of cant:zrs.
19. Oath.-The county board of
caiivasers shall ne'; in mI CL
venient plac( ::t the county sEat en
tthe Tucsday next following the ece
t on bfor--oue o'ekot in the:iftrnooki
Elf thai d:. ' The- may apoint son:e
competen person as seeretary. The
-hairmamn shall then proceed to zd
intylister the coastitutionai oath to
-ch member of the board of canvas
ser;, and shall admiinister the consti
tutional cath to the secretryr, and
th'e secretarv sh;all madmnister to
the chiaira:au the samie oath that he
she41l:ave ::dw~initered to the othe(r
nummbers oif the board.
~haul thea prAe to eeunt the votes
Cthe county. and shall ma~ke such
'ttaicnts thereot ::s tu namture of
.vs of the time. (!i their first metin
a :oanrd of cenur canvassers, anid
he,!!l transux,it to the be;ard of Staite
esvsser: r prtst aind all Dppers
relatin; to the deetiona.
J. Bratemecnts.-They shall make
s-pare.te s.tatemcatms of the whole
u:brof v<tes gie inm sch cu ntyr
r representatives in Con.eres, and
sparL.te statemwent3 of till other votes
en for t.ther officers. Such. stte
uts sl:dni c :na the Iu2:nes 0' the"
per22is fo.r wvhom sucVh vot- s weore
- ive, nd th number of votesgie
lxr e::ch. whirch shall be writteu out Ia
word' r,t fuill j:-r:gthi.
phjeate ste,:ements sfl::!l e um:de aica
[:i d ia the~ <?iee of the clerk ofthe
et.uny; 'nd if.i.hcre be no suJcherk
( AIutly :'d :. cordh:g' to W:s Lhe
atheu ofie orf the tecre::.ry f Stt.
.L-'1 here 4ital be preymti' by th:e
in i:the elice of the <.ountyV elen,
Ibe emtifid t' -. torret( by' theL
- 2.~ O (. t? - d
-Afte. the firm:d ad.juinra&et of t;.a
ho:,rd of ect.u:v can.vasers. :1 with
m t.he .aiu ten day,c the charr::n of
:d borard sh::!l foxward, adrse to
the Goveruer and I nertary fSae
- r:.d :ii p::per p t:a :s puth elee
* ti-in.
Ect.rC-ic MA.4:~Lcrts--The c'.ntents of
the Ee!ce:ie fo.r 'invember- p:esent the u.u::!
ctbiaion of entrer:iDni n(t nd sold Ir
aon&,as . :rNce' ailte table of contens
will r.o : F :tr-RI:ngs; Profss or Iyu
O:rl!' Ad.dres. before the British Asso'cmiatio
.$ eh&st (mi iull); Womuea Sunlrage; A Re
n, ~ Mr. c;.:dw-in sm:th: ou:sme
by I ine d'Au .o.a e: A Rtom ta F::: a
S'irisS::nrr-ln Me:.wam. by W W. V
S-urv; Th.e G:v.4 Fo,c'; M. Gozut; T:-c
ezm-Is Two. Metshod. . I ichaird A . Pr~o.tor,
) . R. S. V Wi: 12 T:] in 1:" Founre'n:
Cewu.y; To Germa.d Cen:oes; and Deani
*nil ,A of u -or. :Icr I.s 0s uren exceikn:
The re irre aij-o severn! mc:r echaS per of ::e
*'Ii-] ,e e r-i (:;4r.ra:n:-.. se v a 'u.
IrVbi- a.ed F it. i:.Tos, 108 Fur!:oui S.' :,I
r Yor.-ers. 5.year; two copie.
2I'5:;:e3 m(mer 5 cer2'h~ t: i u .a 'a
;.v is enour4 :::hie . on. co:3 ::en4:
* ,V..un: btcgice. or mue mdite aot
r.d improvedC ad ::mar- y l- *-c ,~~ 3~, 2Le a ne'
er ni i b ivtra cn e:.h :.umbe- , and :i.
t ee 't ni.::tn:i be~ ..cre2xd 10 *52 0
11-- :cr>:e.:1 jenta::- i n th.e cann:r2 Th' -a
nct-:e :.bi e rti:r en l' ,i a oele wo: 0d
Tsto, i -ti. :,onrs!:e;' Uizn ove .u.00.
1 t- er~.b-ee iprruns wi:: be * t Li-ved at :4o!
ari:v~, a100 p-:- ariuu:. Send to S. Br:-na-rda
S.:ns, Cnrreiend, (Yruc, and. reeiva- "30-0C0
u:ie. u:us;ea lI:ra:nire fo-r t1.00. auchz a
C~ol. R. L. Elkin h-.: hv -iec.-: :,t
Uuay. a lar'e amid sh~:stial.r buit
':-:.ae, with coee stcab!ing. cu
ne il?~a:, diued re:mnoe fres ' -y
but re iugyv and three enkes, wh'fo wereC
ta dunder the gi-htuse. Tfhe fire
eeurr::d :ar 1 o'clock 3:: the dray, andi
'n.< ine wnr:: (o1 aui mencny, it is
* sa > :ru:n UQIructeuce t 1t utl
nL'y ey e e ee coMr Eki'
huse -.m ee:aly deroyed by N
The HIerald.
TPOS, F. SRENEKER, EDITOR.
NEWBERRY, S. C.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 4, 1874
A PAPER. FOR THE PEOPLE.
The Hf-ral-i is in the highest resjpe* .Fan
ily Ntwsppr. cl-voted to the n:uterti in
terets- of t*e people of this Cotnty an-1 thv
State-. it :reittes ex:en.-:e!.v.:,d as a
.tvertisi.: meW;ima tfers unriv:iled ad.
vantag-e. For Teris, see tirit pav.
Charle%ton for Green.
The following despatch is received
from Charleston jlizt :,s we go to pres:
Newberrv Herald--Green is sweep
ing Charleston, itis hard to find a Cham
berlsin' voter. We will win.
J. LAMB BUIST.
The Election.
We g. to pras, as the suvereigi
pIpMle gov) tl lhe polls, azid the decisiou
is be:iogtu:d, whic, sLiall reu't for
we.i or wo'e to this much iiijured
: IVte. W ho,)e that it may be for
go->d. The- apthy vhich hts haraet.-r.
ized the pp.' cn by whieb has l.-n1
eatailed insult and injury and vt:ry
ad deermination to endure no loeey
is alike exprve;s'd by the good iald
true i:cii of both parrties. It is not
a questiun niow of :epublicanis:ni ox
DenwerCy, bt a fight againist oppres
swan anu wrong, and for su uhonest
goVerUme!t under which all classs of
citizens can live and enjoy not only
e:u:d rights, but their Lard earrini,s.
The revcs under which the peo.
ple labor have grown toogreat to bear,
and the crv goes cut fur reorm. ar-d
whether the hun 3 which row nimates
the bre:ast. of the cot-rvative peoprk
is realized in this election or mt, tit
stre:b will bon-'- which will prove
vitrr:i.,U- in the end. We Shall giv(
our readers t!.e result as soon as tt
returns come il.
Up t) 2 o'evek abut 1.600 vote.
have bcee po!!:d at the Court IQusc
-the tsjority of which, of course
are for the Chumberlaiu ticket, as wa
expected, this being the precinct ai
which the strougest rally is made.
The GIrega ticket was largeliy voted
here*, h'owever. Tha o;her boxes
when hea&rd from, will no doubt ebanrgt
the conqplexiou. The white citizeus
have votetd solidly th6 Conservativ,
ticet.
Gena. S. MtcGowan.
-trTrrscty1:tst: agreeatZy to a
poincent. this genitlemian addressed
the ciizns of Newberry in the Court
and we :?:e gratIaed to sayth:th
house w:a: tilled. andi :hx:.t a la,rge~ uu'
ber of thi pctres at were colored menc~
whon g.ave the generanl earnest attenu
tion:. Tihe speech was of t wo hours
duration an;d w:.s urne :,f the hostan
moet truth~ful t hat we: inve listen'.ed tc
snce r..oiltes jars becoxu:e snehr a sec
ini thie land'. It is nreedies., no:w at
t::i. ite perio'd. the camp'aitrn bei:n
ocer. to s:a u:re thann tha:t fo,r earnest.
ness, e!-3uene, p.wer and a mntg
nti'Ping~ x'fluence x.ataral to the
spe:kcr. bi: speech entdd not be sair
t.ssd That he will be retu:rned
whe'n th'e vo,tes are coun:ted :asth
hnoredt repre:tative of t he 3rd Con
gresantI! Di..:riet. of whi:-h he~ is
n:.:i.e, t., the C'om:re~ss of the United
at ,we feel conivi cedi.
In theC eveuinig a i::r.:e crowd with
he silver cornets at its heaid a:i$hied)!
t N.hj. iA;xier's w!.ere the Gene'r.:a
wa st.ipin. It was .: eut.husiastic
gatheri. an:d the Genieral L,eig
l.mu:y (r.2e ..ar, !:aue a aw h:rppy
aad miiocat ren.arks: he was ftl
feetive i:. r I 1::xter bei:v.:
next cl-d Se a. fw big gun.; Nx.t
cae *i ,nnton. Es*. iavein
rfiu:or which C:.r:ried the~ serenad.-rs
bat) r ..' :.rap .J . :ge ut the ri;ng.
.andi:itheeeuse whi':h hre riddinii
ha 1t Juh P:.t iei; r.a:.mletely.
On:0 a ver:v late hour did the.
party: b.sk up. eac.h i:::press--d with
th fein thazt a better day was com-*
31ae:Stre.t .Met*hI.dist Church.
Cohi:nr bi.o. of which the Rlev. WV. iD.
Kikin i;:: thX p:ir hSai been th
eraicnu; revival!. For SI six wZk a
n19'.in-. hC h.:;!!encontinuied withott
:my si-::. cf a hk i:: I .?eret, every
(. ix th-- eh r beint erowd d. in
.enie. t * W:.. I-art that less tha
'ne iu:e andi ui'en pers~o:s hauve
beencvrte d. andi Itit v-t w; ha rve
b.' work.
Death of' S. RasIa Camipbeli.
WVe learn by the Charlesto:a papjers
hat :his distinshd 3~s,on died in
C.arestou an the :7thi inSt . anid in
the 5Sth: y-:ar of his age. He was~
bru in Laurens County, where he
ived until 1$69, when he removed to
C reso,where he0 won manyi warmx
fried1's. .*r Campbdell was one of
the brigl.st Masons of his day and
Brief Mentions. also
We learn that the dweling of Mr.pur
JULIUS ANDEBSON, residing near .
Smith's bridge Abbeville County, was!
destroyed oy fire a few nights ago.
burning -ight bales of ettan and every m
thin- in the house. As to the orin i
of the fir. we are not informed. e. ti
L a P.
A Pernsylvania wuan ate forty quarts e
o6 peanuts at one shelling. and then.
in the beautiful language of Tyndail.
-fuded like a streak o mornii!a ciou.
int. the infinite zzure of the pst.'i fru
His friends. possessed of that touchi
lelicacv and thougittulnless whicth !
,vav- e chracterizesL the bestenw! '.f n:
tU * i-:.'-:rS iii Pe-nr.sv-vad. i d
the ihl with i'o.
Atrocious minsgovernimcnt and fta
grant violations of p!ain l su-h lwa
C,Grant and his attorney General u)r$ist
in are not in themselves reasmx:s >r d'iS. tl.
pairing of popular government ; but if and
the party that put these inein in po,wer you
could still receive the support of the
people at the polls, despite such -uisdo
ings,thecase nightthen bebad f,rgov- ov '
ernmanient by the people. the
N . i. Berald. - in1 tr
The Union-lerald says that the th:t
Laurensville Herald i. opposed to na;mu
Judge Green for Governor. We d- ilj
i1y the charge. We stated two weeks
since, as the record will sl;ow. that w
iatended to support Judge Ga w, a F
an iudividual, but. stated further th-t out
(these :re our precise words) -wbile as and
a journaiist we feel no great enthusianm I I0t
for the GREP.N ti-ket, we wish it. su
ceess, alid hope that every wau who
:lsan interest iu the welf,are of his t
t:ate. and is in ffavor of h(mest goveru- a-i:
mi:eut will support it." sue
WXe do:it intend (if we can help it,) day
to go erLzy on the subject, but we ex
M ~a f
p,,wt to vote as indicated above.
[L:turenscille Herold tie,
try
An interesting experni:Cnt was per
for-e,d on the 16th inetant, in Fall P (
Rive-r, Mass., by Mrs. Juia Iloffman m
and Louis3 Weyland, of -New York, Jf
which the Tribune says: "Ilermna" Edi
D)ub-.As hatd suffered from consumption toS
for iive years, and had become very
weak ad debi1ita.::d. Physician ad
vised hi: to seek a warmer climate, so:
but h- had not sufficient strength to wha
avail himiself of this chance of relief.
Dr. lfIinan has transfused blood -rou:
anitalA dugs and lambs. to the human the
subject with success iu six uis:is, andwh
it vas determined to rnake the experi- and
U.-nt upo. Mr. Dubis-and a connece- eve
tir was formed with the carotid artery Criv
of a lii lamh by :, glass tube with a the
vein in the patiet's arw. The bright tho
blo).d a'.ped through the tube and en- wel
tered thei, systen of the patient. The itw
stream was kept up for one wiuute thi:
an! iort soeouds. Thimi the oipres- uot
sion was removed and the tube re- is t
moved. Friday Mr. Dtbois had suf- for
fAcientl- recovured his strength to en- tr:i
able im to visit a war0r eliM-ate tr
this coming cold weather with good b~e
prospects ot regaining his he:dth. tha
The lam:b is ab!o alive and doing well. ing
A lab used in; the sa:se expairitient en
in this city, is still alive, anad is now wm
tied iu ai st:ible in an adjoining street- me
The human subject was so runeh ben-tr
etited that he spent the summer in the ti!
Car d IlN ar.d ha now isi. l lija.-" ..a
t --r
rioa TH LIEALD. el
't I
MoUNT PLEA MT S. G.,
L1t e 'br 01d. the
Ib>?(,) NewBiaRl iIF,A i: B3ut tao
little is now doing- on2 the truca farms,
beyond cut ting hay ::iud looking over
thie f ne ug. Somne have coui;ieuced
bre::ki;:g up the grounad ad att.endirt:
ne0wa err.: whik. mlh.. cottou pheate-rs ;
reb'iy j. iing the9 fb*-y staple as.
fas r i-t ope-n-. The ceatterpilLarshaive
cne some. mischief isa certain sections,ti
Lut the piant roay now be consideredI I1
as beyo.nd their* ravages. The phan ter- rreti
areb loKkng .at for a frost to enable r
thmun to regira to their winter ho:nes, d-ee
the enforcea ;,s:we rex:dgring the:m e
thle a.are aauius av' this pid. al
edl eu -hort the yi-lad of t he stap':
OuChr iet coin aunit v was aa.uch dis
qu la'ited (in acount of a tuost atroeious
;u:dcr -o:ammitted a-bo;ut two o-'
"a'turd'ay afternoowa. "n M r. Gamrdi?uer'
piautation. ab.ut thri.. mil'A': arua the4
v ilh.e to th.' nor'th f Seh3ta Creek.
It .(e:th- -a young negrroum
iinonthaa pLnmtati,mn naauad .July \
havb.ga so':i:e di-agrceieant with hise
ilr tt:oked1 th- old marn furiously
with 'a stou:. heavy hoe haudh-, and s
wit tw,. o.r tIre.' blows of the i.,rmi
d-beweapon erunLed i.: i auli. a!
kilib.' ni-U iaast-gdly-thme ai:: .t;wr n..
e Lia:;i;g to, th;e :;sist:taee of bur !: .- s
b-ol. ns be-'at byt.- wr:.tew-.-.- e to
riele, in the Ma:mie h.rribi.- m;a:nora'.
bra'i ing. her c-omprai vl. At t th. h;ast w 1i
at:' u'ts this :-econ:d via'ta:a of the N.
d m: u-:eact wa still alive. h..-vrinug lad
h'.1 e lif!et a;:d de.:th. :m::dl lbOOta
*a.. to-> nai:t undoubtm)azdia d:.2. After nu
a adwe th Tri.i -JustiLe fr0:n this~ re
.i:c ared. he see:i'ed ::s indi!ie.r.-at we
as p-ao, and a,:!'y appmuu.d to 'i
LIane. to th 'IIcon~sequ::u.-es oft the. ho'rr;- ea
m* fli t .oa; rae was se;aed nd:' bLud s.iiia
*a-d tr. porte-d:ao:i.e j<dl in the city. 'p.
Ti::a bh :-h.my 1)eeurrence furnishea ar
W poney pur-sum ry the prese:t;Lu
ocupan o f the GuentraI -h .a
4Irn.-: so ma.yV iidiserblain~at. t ik
ptrd(.r to ci:als juad;iciallyCt 'en-du
a- *d:s p:-p,t a s ('a he1ious k e
' imes,a tin :s cilrit:ga al:m;ost a-n i-st
turnity andi protection to the evil-1 and
Idispo't.d th-.
The. fishing operations in the innerpo
harbor --re very mauch curtailed, al-- han
thou.;h the. mocre adv-enturous and well met
appointead amanteurs extend their range thel
beyond the swelling~ bilkws outside ent.
the b~ar to the distance of ten or t welve wee
mniles.
Mr. Samuel L-augler-, at No. 161 of t
King Street, in th;e city, has inaugd. o
ramted so-nething' new ini the shape of foli.
hirp raufautory, 'whbee this indis- htte
~ga~ ~4 ~cu1ine wear~ the;
:rtils of a some-lh::t similar
>ose for feminine use, may be
'ured in :ny fuantity, oU sale or to
,r. The whirr of the sewiuz
hines tended by fair and inimble
grs 4Wiv uite a business air to the
bishmeni, while his enturprise in
w il. an' the e::ml-o-nent ne is
!.d to afford to ladies to whom so
y :nenues to work ar. --e::erally
d. cnLizie him to a fair patro-:tge
KAPPA.
FOR THll HX1141-.
J.AL..PA. S. il.. 0;1. 30. 1:-4.
the w<p:1p:rs of the dlay.'epo
diity And ho[Or of I:ld 1bh.
eair.a,t mi're:als ar.e m:ade to) theo
ag inen of the country to go at
and tike hold , the plow ha:-n
-.:nd be ii haste to reap soie of
dig"ity nd honor whi it ls g -
We !-ust ecufess, Mr. Editor.
we Sr,t::is feel coinsider:dbly
seated 3t so auch of this kind of
wrish. .- ze deni that delv
i the si is respectable.:os all -
tns are that benefit tihe world.
does anybody thif k tiat blowing.
puing, and sweating through the
1111 and dust is ;iigniiled ? It
-k very nico f pr'ph: of leisure
end tb --I1arv.st lomwne" and imi
ie the delights of f:rn lii, but let
I eharacters folL:w the plow one
, or handle the lho-! :r sruin cradle
w h)U.'S. al w. 1li.! that a lit
at l6ust, of theic a-riultural pac
abut th:: h(inor and dignity of
ving. and hoeing. and reapiing, and
vin,, wii be taken out of them.
Ve ar- inelined to the opiniou, Mr.
tor, that those who see, or pretend
e, s) much of the elenvitiuz infu
Uf farm work. and write and talk
h about it, are the very persons
work least, and hate it most. To
a large farm, 3nd be able to hire
poor and hualble to cultivate it,
le the proprietor dresses in purple
fiue 1inin, :nd fares sumptuouly
ry by. -ay appear dignifld and
iabite; but that is not going into
fi-ld and cniing down to it. arid
ie who have tried the htter know
i how to discrimlinate between the
situati-:.s. So. Mr. Editor, all
talk about sticking to the farm is
bing more nor less than bos/h. It
rue that farmjing is a good business
those that like it, and so is any
ie r calling good for the nman who
Eers it; but to compel our bays to
:r..or to engage in a ny pursuit
t i distasteful to themn, is like try
to X:nke water t un up hill. You
't do it:' And the eroakers who
ild m~ake every sh::rp, active f-ir
-'s bov "'stiek to the !farm and coun
"when all their thoughts and ac
is tend in other directions, need
all such matters regulate them
'es. There will be farmers enough
hose~ who like it. If our country
s don't, then we should enzourog~e
-n to) engage in some en;liing~ that is
-e congenrial to thleir tastes aid feel
W AYSIDE.
Fo:: -rus !miAL.
CotsmIu, S. C., Oct., 1874.
'n. EDIToa: We suppose that you
think that we are either non est,
;one oIn a lo.ng jo)urnety, from: our
sily:ee. Bat aoot so. Oulr duties
e been such that we could not find
e to hu2t up itemis for y:ur worthy
waUfs. The [h:IAxo has not been
cen.t like ourselves, but has comec
.ilarly to our hands, and has, in
d, in moany' a w.-arv momen t, proven
ppAL of joy to our tired nind.
ond..r if there is at famnily in New
rv County that does not take it ?
lut to proceed-we have just kilhd
g eat big - skeeters" on the wail,
oh we hope are the last of the
.oni. Wh::t meu-t we write. Not
e-ening electino, for that will be
bAfore? thi.s ap,ears in print, and,
hope. with .:lorious reeults to the
mnes~. Party" of South Carolins.
Il thou let u'i speak a word absu
:ra:ad Faoir t hat is .so near nt hand.
l:i0,l is all exp.etaney. The pics
.s for success are at present moist
,urainlg. Every department. it is
ed. will b: well rapres..-ted from
prsof the State. Newberry is
r h-;hinmd in enterprise :nd can
ea display ilshe will. lastee it is
a oe that m n'ny of the Sne. pre
tis that are now awaitingV owners
inke the G. & C. train for old
eherry after the fair. Thi. youn~g
*.s h-:re are engaged day and nicht
maing arties for exhibiti-m. Then
ne I dies of Newberry, if you have
slen.~dy somenthuing for the Fair,
t-> wori and prepare .<onething.
ir fiagers are not leSs skillful than
thos(e of the ladii' of ('-l1umbia
ho(pA. too. t.> seeO a goodi di-play of
st:,ek fromt N ber . h County
rodniee fine stock, has done it an;d
r.ain*1ue tot d:> so: then send
-iens t., the fair. The g.rounds
all h.:iun wilftedu and pre
>i:i, too', is putting on a lively face,
rga lively ftr:la ft--r the djry.
ty siumm:er seas .. .M:rehauts are
Sto dispos.e of their handsome
ka of goods. Livery stable men
hack-drivers have beeni oiling up
rvehicles for transporting pur
~s. Old Tfhrivet. says he can
1 as many as anybody. The hotel
too, are busy getting supplies for
r tables. Upon the whole at pres.
every thing promises a pleasaut
k during the fair.
Eel1, Mr. Editor, this has been one
he longest green and growing sea
u pon record. Trees were in full
oge in ea~rly Spring, ad now it is
Autumn and still they are green,
c trt baying i-e~ f e
kill the le1aves ai:d turn them brown.
A ventlemau told us yesterday that
his seconl of iriFh potatoes
would be ine by Christmas if the
we:ither ni'nuel hi, wav. Flowers
are still blo omni i a mburidance-soie
most beautiful and rich October pinks.
Where there. 4re so many fower. thea
must be some fruit. This eau be
foun1 in the great-st abutlnwe. and
that to> along the streets.
T s*.pirit of impr.>ve:un!t iN still
in. The lartri :.:. beautiful
stine Cdifee -uint up oi Main Street
known: s the Uiited States P,eroffice,
w:ll soon i:! ewonpleted. i stone
work i. nuw ciipleted ::d prep:ir:ugns
are bei-n- made to put on the roof.
City 11::il. toa. is progressing. aud
the 1! ra;d rtite Southeru Insurance
huildn right in fr-out., is fast ap
pIrMtchin;r couiplt.tit?n. The nw n r, d
*a:.ine*Ct (_unty Cou.t 117ouse has
just been finshed. It is a perfect
Iod,l of h2aut' and conve enan. and
w"Il stand for ycars as a n:nut of
the kmashir, of its nr.Litect. It
cost about $35,000. There are many
other items a : t we would like to
m i.b spIce forbid2.
Aours very inuch
"ZUL A."
FoR THIE ERAI.D.
VALLEY OF T1E FRENCii BioAD,
October 19th, 1874.
DEAR IIERALD: Autunin has nade
lr appearance, but the rtreating robes
Of suniier can yet be seen, as if relue
tant to renounce her sceptre and bid
frewell to her beautiful subjects, as
they don the gay apparel of this sombre
season: and what an impressive illus
tration of life! of the tenacity with
which we (ling to it; the ties that hind
us here. for we too like the beautiful
seasons, pass away; and although ve
"fade as the leaf," it is to inherit a
bright hereafter, and guided by the
hands of a loving Father to the portals
of Heaven, we pass the threshold to
enjoy everlasting life, and the society
of "good ones gone before." And as
autuni retains its beauties ntil the
withering hand of decay is laid upon
then, So should our fleeting lives be
beautiful until theih. close.
The fever, (typhus.) I told you of in
my last, has been raging considerably
since, but as Jack Frost has made his
aplarance, it has somewhat abated;
but 'not until it claimed anion- its vic
tims the bright-eyed, intelligent little
son of Mr. Alston, formerly of Fairfield,
who was buried at the Episcopal church
on the fourth. We Lowlanders-as
termed by the mountaineers-were con
siderably frightened for a while, hut as
the physicians don't pronunce it an
epidemic our minds enjoy a great deal
more ease, yet should it prove to be, I
wouk(i think more seriously abourt the
'f(etida and tare water, and if required
Iwould partake of it. although having
to grin aind bear it the best I could.
bffafwevenings pamst, I witnessed
a beautiful sunset view of the valley.
The golden arrows of the setting sun,
as they were gradually reclaimned from
Valley and bluff, threw their flood of
brilliance over the lofty mnountains
and secmed to ascend until lost over
the brow, which, crowned with the
bright and variegated foliage ol
autumn, madec it a scene worthy of the
pencil of any artist. Flora still holds
court, and although her summer subjects
have deserted the banks of the French
Broad, the close of her reign promises
to e a brllintas the beginning, for
autumnal flowers are scattered around
in the richest profosion" and of the
brightest and most beautiful colors. I
wish my lady friends down Southi, fond
of the ornamental, hadl some of the
pretty burrs that gr-ow on these moun
tain pines, and the beautiful mosses that
flourish here; they would muake such
such pretty rustic baskets. I know a
dear little friend whose deft fingers arc
practiced in the art, and I expect to re
serve a place in my trunk for the deC
posit of a quantity for her.
A pretty sight I witnessed last week,
that of the canvass of a travelling ar
tist p)itchied under the beautiful oaks of
Brevardi, with the additional charmn of
a crowd of stylish dressed ladies and(
gentlemen gr-ouped airound it, amting
gaily, who had gone hither to have their
pictures taken, aind joining the merry
group, amoung which we found many
friends and acquaintances, our time
passed olY very pleasantly. No cadav
erous k>oking~ creatures there but bright
eves, rosy chee;. and happy hearts;
anid (minus the fever) it seems as if
health rides on every invigorating
bree(ze that blows over the old North
State. A certain mountaineer having
occasioni to go far down South as New
herry, said if this world was as wide ais
from here to Newherry in every direc
tion it was a whale.
Near Looking Glas Falls it is said
the men of the surirounding courtry
ci os. the Prench Broad on tmu-wvalkers
or stilts. I heard of an instance in
which onte crossedl in this manner, with
his little son oh his back, a nd my opinion
is, that the little fellow's squalling pro
pensities mn:;s have been very weak,
not to h:Lve bieen excited at the sight
before him. arnd as it is reasonable to
5upp)o5e that he had all the holding on
to d.I won'der lhe didn't "et we:ak in
the~joints and fall off in the river; but
perhaps lie was one of "daddy's boys,"
and thought all that daddy did was
right, if lie was niot on an equal footing
with his neighbors.
A crowd of us went chesnut hunting
among the mountains a few days ago,
which we enjoyed very much, yet my
enjoyment wais not perfect, as I was on
a continual lookout for rattlesnakes;
and lthough too late in the season for
them to he on~ the wmr-path, I thought it
not improbable that on hearing the
noise made by our party among the
leaves they might be on sentinel duty
at the portals of their winter quarters
to pitch at the unwary. With these tIn
pleasant thoughts ruminating my brain.
and falling down at nearly every step
-most of the chesnuts was on the side
of the mountain-I did not gather
many, but hastily- descended, sought
some sfe retreat, and devoured those I
~ad ~bere'L depe~de~t ott the ~eu~e.
rosity of the more fortunat- gatherers
for my next Supply.
I l:av ben t4Ol that then is a care
a:noni-f thiosa io:ndnn th:t sucks in
evi-ry Itvin- k*;'_:I*ture1o. mn the surroundIngI
vxie:ity I: lir-t. ' i ar, but duri.g
the retr::inlor lws he.. out-not in
very compact y eidter-for 1 1mve
heard of ,Niexi: thr.froi of thf hides,
b) lits a:id 1o:ss of e..ttle, i: t noti:.ng
in coniection with reason:thle :animls,
as all tourists wisely forhsear to expIet
in that direction. It ib called tl.e
"Blowing Cavo."
Altitouhrl ernjoying this dtlightf:l
scenery, anid p:-rtaking of the kind hospi
tality of re.la:ions and ,rer.d,thoughts of
"honie, sweet home".and our dear broken
household hand will often intervene and
cause the tear-drop to fall, and I long to
be with theru; but as we will soon strike
tents for otnie I will be contented until
then. I have been told that Mill Hill,
the first mountain we pass over cn roure
for Greenville, is haunted with the i>
pariton of :a lady whose idea seens to
be mercenary, as she appeared to some
gentlemen arring their produce to
market as peering over into one of the
w:gons. I think I will ride horseback
iien we p::-ss over. for aIhougi ti:ere
willibe a buggyV ailong and toetw:se
she of the c ,pan:-..w;. I hrather
She wO-.d closely inspe.t o;r worldly
goods than ourselves; hut if I should
ride horsebavek she wight jump up be
hind me-as all things are possible with
hosts--and I assuV l youm exit from
the sAddle would be in headlong ztye,
azul het Iltdyship would reigl. qucn of
nll she aurveyed alnd I fear lind in mie
an in nimate subject; but "igiorance is
bliss where 'tis folly to be wis." and
we (10 not know tle exact spot where
she makes her appearance, and I hope
for the childr,n's sake that will aiccom
pany our party as we p:ass over on our
way home that she will remain in se
clusion. A NEWBERRIAN.
aIarried,
OnlWeduesday, the28flh ult., inl Lexing
ton, by the Rev. Mr. Bailey, Mr. Wm. B.
AULL, of Newiberry, aud M1iss 'M3. E. B.i:mx,
of Lexington.
Bride's favor receved, for which we retuin
thanks, with best wi,hes for the future of the
happy young coup!(-.
.)n the 14t1 of Octobor, ty the Rev. J. G.
Hc: b,rt, ! . D. DNTDAzI..:, of the S-)uth
Cut oUinK onfer ence, to Min FANNIE GoG-t
GANS, daugh:ei of Dlniel G-.gs:S, F.q-, of
-Newberry.
Tribute off Re;pect.
Pl.ti-t Lonr,%, NO. 20. . U. 0. F.
IN MEMORIAM,
"IT is not death to die
To leave th is weary road,
And mindt the brotherhood ou high
to be at hotne with God."
JAMES MILTON WIL5o, a IIIeUbC of
this Lodge, died 21st October, 1Ei4. in the
fortieth year of hi age. Born in Lexington,
S. C., 17th November, 1834, he remtoved t
Newbe.rry shortlyv after arriving at his major
ity, anid spent n!i the days of his manrhood
in ti:is community. lii Caipacity for b-i
ness and urprightrness of ch::raucter gained for
him the cartemt of all our people, and his
loss will be~ felt hv them. The Chrureb to
which he~ belonged, by its Council, has testi
nled its high a.ppreciation of his worth as a
Chriatian gentemanu. And now this Lodge
wou!d give some expression of our great
regard for his ttuenory, and our esteem for
his purity of he ert. geni:!e:ess of nature and
riffectionate dh.position. His death ha4 cast
a giroom over the heatrts of' his sorrowing
arssociates. Yet we v.ourld notimurmur at the
wise dispensationi of a kind Providence who
has permiitted our brother, after years of
a:fiiction, to findi everhisatinig quiet and re
pose; nor wou!d we call back one who so
longad to depart and be a: rest.
"Re't from '.hy lab'ors, rest,
Soul of tihe ju:st, set free!
Bleet be thv nm'.an:ry, and blest
Thy bright exampl b: b!'
Be it, therefore, reaolved.
1st. Thlat the many exeellencies of our
Brother greatiy erndeared him to us, and his
Ideath is a calamity to) Our Order.
2nd TIhat we te;der our.-inreere condolence
to his berca"ved family-upon w~hom this
heavy a,ffl.ction ha 'lle-to whom,though,
the :horn is tnt witout the rose, for in the
contemp.atiu:; or' ti, mnty virtdes they will
tiuda seetfragranc'e shedi aroti<d his
nmemory.
3rd. That thre nittmb!ers of this Lodge wear
the usuaol badge of mionruing for thirty days,
and that the hail be~ dr.aped :iecordingly.
4th. That a page in our iiecord Book he
inscribied w ith his name, time and ilace of
his birth, as wel! as~ of his death, and also
thne raink het had at .dniei~d ini this Or:der.
5:h. That a copy, of the foregoing pream
ble and re.solutio :s he tr.inmitted to the
famnily of our'Ieeeased brother, and that
these proceeitiings be~ piubished in the paipers
Iof the town.
IUnranimou'dy al' ,tc.l 30.lo Oe!., 1874.
- N. 1$. MAZYC:E. N. G.
W. o. GOREE, Seretaury.
Obdnary.
ID. of minronia. on the 31st October,
1874, in New'w'rry Coumy, S C., Dexxis
Lu;,ru.e fort,- dbth vear of' his age, .fter
ao short i iinen of ihw d ii 5. S 'm- :wo y'ears
since his e>:.iale n ife preceded him to the
grave, leaving to his t'" e re :heir little
chmi!i.ren, to whiti om he o ever aff'ectitonate
aind kind. iride these childien, the de.
eensedilturI:avi. hi:' tige tih:-r. a n'! hrothetrs
und sixt-:rs I-> mio:r i lo i) 11e wats strong
in his attachmri. is, a:rd hi.. aurvivi:rg frietids
will chrerish ii :tmemnory. A few dsys ago
in the fad strength of manhood and hieal:h,
todayt lie lieas sti! and dead irn the si'ent
tombh. Howu, it:-xoiahde is dita:hI! the g!rve,
how inisatiaidie! A FIllF.NDI.
Near Bethel, Ne'a b.rnv Co., on the 21st
Oct., Mr. D. 11 iixo, int the 57:b, year of his
aige.
On the 2Is: .lJrt:-, 1r7. in Newberry Cot.,
Mrs. PsKMCt! L.xo, :.ge?.l 79 y.ears, 2
mo-iths and el-ven davi1'.
FIFIH AND L&ST GIFr CQNQEB.T
Js .A, o? TusE
PUBLIC LIER ARY 07 KENTUCKk".
A CARD) TO THlE PUBLkC.
T~he mi:n.,gmnnt hive dterrainedl to havse
the- dirawing of the Fifth .ind L ust Gift C*,t
cert of the Publie Libirary of K:ntuc'iy or,
the 30th day of N.r emti)r next. We b.:lieve
now that aih th ltier'Xew ali e so11, ind itat
the drawiing wji :t: a hit!! O::e: but whe-trr
all are sold or to-, ie drawv.ing wilti everthe
hess cirtainl': er,me otr on the lay rrppoin:ed.
rhe seial utbj *et ofC this caird is to call a
meeting oh the~ :ickre-.hiders at Piutlie Libra
rv II:ml, on 'he 2d it of November, to tie
.rrangements in c.>nntee:tipn with the cnm
n4i.t:e appuintedi hy the l'ruitees to suiperini
tenid the counting ofi,be th ags represening
te number of ticket- soid. While ther.: i
no actual necessity for the preseince of ticket
holder<, as under our a. rangem-:ts the in
terest of aml are egnalhy cared for, yet amthe
same time i would greatly prefetr that as
many of those interested as cau, would at
tend this meeting anid each see for himself
bow perfectly fair and imp.irtlal the ditritu,
tion must be.
Every arrangetr.eurt hits beten made for the
trawing-but little mnor.: than a moantb re
mains for the side of the remainder of the
rickets, and whbatever is done mnat be done
promptly. TiuOS. E. BAMLETrTE,
Agent antd Manager.
Louisville, Ky , Oct. 22, 1874 44-2t.
FcttceorT, BENEID!CT & Co., Charles.
ton.S.C. ate offering one of the largest
stocks of D)uY Gooas andl CAnPkT'a in
the United States. Pairties in want of the
same will save from 25 to 30 per cent. by
ordering f:om them. They are prepared
to send samples on a pplition. Ail retail
orders over $10 will he sent free of charge to
auvY part of the Southern Str:es. emma by
P, 0. Order, Express, or Draft drawn to onr
order, or Goods will be seat C. 0. D.|
2'-er.
OI.D PAPElIS.--Old papers for sale at
this olffie in packages of 50 or 100. at
40 and 7.5 cent,. tf.
Mad:aue i0morat's Reliable Pat
terni of all scorts van! Lx obtained at
Mrs. D). Iers 13-tf
.Tew X Hselnos
A
F R, . E .u S1, i . I
L. R. MARSHALL
-Nov. 4, 4
JOHN C. DIAL,
COLUMBIA, S C.,
Ha1 a C11 stock of B:l:fi Material.
C:irpe:i:er,', cksmith. M&sons' and Ta
ners' Tools.
A; p.)i s ww r: d as rcjj-.:irwe'.
Prices a biw .:thei l ow !o god iocds,
OK.ers -..:: he:.:,-, or nti..fu:ory re
ferece. prop:1 wie:!ed to.
Nov. 4, 44--3m.
J. H. KINARD,
WHOLF.SLE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
D1Y GOOoS,
1llLINERY, &c.,
.Ii i . i ::t- c, - i' 1 ',bia. S. C.
b -rrv ;.i !-r-... .: country. thst bi.
li:-, ~ ~ ~ ::01 i:n --a!peto i id
MILLINkRY AND DEESS MAKING
D'pnmn n the reahr Of the, Store, Undie!
. 4 : : 1*r: d:. of !'-fr. -. A. Smit;
ilady a. "4..hli'.'! 'tte anId experince
4re t.ot On;y bird-umv!v arr.i.ed, but ar
supplied .i h every ':; ' whic'h jMadi!S C..
call 'Or. ()e f !he ;'o r teienes -
that a lady can %01 o.- obtai: the --odl
desired, but have 'ti'n cut an:i run,de up it
this establishmert VWitut having to g
elsewhere. Remenm.tr ite ,tor,' next dooi
to 'oumibia Note Nov. 4, 44-6t.
Ell[ECLITO0R S' S ALIU1
Pu:sust :o re err cf tht Hlonorabi
Jtmes C. Lnhy. J:!ge of Pr.h:e .or 'New
we nii zl!, t he re.-idenceof th<
Litt JAo! Whee!er,
On Tiue.uay, ti.e 24th Pay of No
i!.nber Isat
:11 the Perso-Im! Proper-y of -;i,d d!"e:nSel
conistsinrg of
Horses,
Cattle,
H ogs
Six 8iales of Cotton,
Corn,i
Fodder,
Shucks, &c
Blacksmith TOols5
HIouseho(fd andl
KiteheLn Furn'fiture'
Also, Fifteen Shares o
Stock in~ the National Bani
Of 1Newb.ern~, S. C.
TERMS CASH.
Qal r:i'd Ex1ecutoirs.
Nove'ilber 2, 1674-4 - :t
By virtl:e ot an orier af IHon. .J. C
Le'ahyi, Ju:ge of Prob.ite for .\e'w!.trr:
(r,ointy, t'.- i ll 4ii ari. t Newb erry ('our
On 3Ioa.y, the: 7Tk uday of Decem
her .'td (i ahe-Day,)
All hat
ofv. ich r ile'len uNea:! did *ei.,,
Kown as Springfield,
And c'ontaini:,g
FOUR HUTNDRED ANT
SIXTY-ONE ACRES,
more or le'ss. jTh., pit.Lt.in !!e's tw<
moile" We- of No ber ry Co,urt l1or.'e, L.t
is admiuar,:ly .adap- ed to the. c..i'iv ..ion of
Cotton, ('ra and Small Grain,
There is a
TWO-8TORY DWELLlG-HiOUSE,
a:ni :(lt t'eesst t: -uiOldlrgs upon th<
p!':.cI'. I) ipin ofdi Se w:ter in2 convenC
lent d ian ~Ce of the de-*'Il:. A poIrtio:
of tii:act le in ir.e n: l' of the C'ouri
Ho:ose.
au: :t ' uc a"ers, -n.i !a:.- o1 thie i.une wil
be exhiiterd on th.- d..v of .41e.
TERiis OF 8t .-.-on"-third cash, th<
balanice in oOe and to) y.,rs, in e'qu:.l in
staimetlir,' with i zrret fromn d..y ot sale, tc
be se'curcd by' the boiid of purchaser and
mrorigage' of the pireis.
SAMPSON POPE,
J1. WIsTAR G;ARY,
o'Ne'all.
Ne wherry C. HI., S. C , Nov. 4, 18'i4-44-4
NOTICE.
We'. will .'ell at the re-ideen of Henry S.
Bze,in thle town of r.p iy
On Thursday. the- 19thI day of 30.
at 1 o'ck in the -n)orinig, all the P:'r
son.ii Prop:;erry or our teit'atrix, thi' late
Mrs. Martha Yoiung, consi=ting of
Buggy,
Bug lHrness,
&c., &c.
Termns of Sale--CASH.
WM. LE-STER,
HENRY S. BOOZER,
DAVID CROSSON,
As Ex'ors of last Will of' Mrs Martha
Young, dee'd. Nov. 4, 44-3t.
NOTICE.
All personi ina arywis, indebted to the
Estate of the late Jacob'Wheeler, are re.
quested to settle the sme and save costs.
Anid all persons holdmng demands against
the Estate of said Jac'ob Wheeler, deceased,
wil render thet samte attested, as required
)y Liw, to our Attorneys, Pope, Pope e4
Fair, Newberry, 8. C.
J. M. WHEELE R,
D. B. WEELER,
Qualified EzecQ'ors.
vet X oiscelteus.
NEW SADDLE
AND
HARNESS SHOP.
(in store ed 1y Webb, Jones
A Parker.)
rep ir ed.
II ~r goods.
A ,,h:, i respec'.
fully solici: i
J. N. BASS.
JOHN C. DIAL,
Ireetni)orteraunt Ie:tier in
I-IARD WARE,
C OuITMBIA, S. C.
HS the la.r-. va: of HARDW.R
o i:' - t:I i e tate. a(;A or rend or.
rAndtbe c1w ':ed. rices %tnd qua:y
of _-oods -r.ned
d.c . wih eSQh or satis
f4ctory i-ee.e3 wiahv rm t;en-_
tion. N uv- 4, A44 -3 m .
J. MEiCHAN,
Succeer to G. M. THOMPSN & CO.
Who'e.a.ecand Ro-pil Deu'er i1
BOOTS, SHOES,,
HATS, CAPS AND LEATHER,
TRTJNKS,
Traveiugr Bags & Umbrellas. S
( L UMBA, S. C.
Nov. 4, 44-2;.
JOHN C. DIAL,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
D:FA.Ka IN s
LU:ne, Cvtnevt. Plaster, Hair, Lath-,,
'Lee'.,. llingeg. Nail-4, BrAdIA, White L.-ads
Iand Colored hiNVarnishe-i, Brushes,so
. F iuL )!:, Gl!A .s, PuttyV, &ke.
All goodi warrmnted as represented, and
prices guAranteed as ..v as anv honAe in
thi.4 city for .n.me qna'itv of goods.
Nov.4, 44-'.m.
G.DIERCKS,
Wholes ale and EW!auil Doaler in
,Gicceiies, Win~s, LiU r,
CICARS,
I Smoking andChewing Tobacco.: r
CORINER MAIN AND TAYLOR STREETS,
COuLUMIBIA, . . an
*AI
FRESH OYSTERS
SERVED IN EVERY STYLE my S4
J1Oll A\W & 80\
S be
COLUMBIA, S. C.,,
eha:.ei to thei:- *iock of
cu ~SiIn Of all te Stapit Gods, suc.h as
I ron, Nafi, Pctware, Carpenters' and Black
smiths' Tools, Carriage Hardware and Ma
teil, Lockz, Hinges, Screws and
Ecue Builders' materials,
POCKLT and TABLE CUTLERY
in great variety, and a well assorted stock
of
Shelf Hardware and House-Fur
C.
nishing Goods. a
Duponit's Celebrated Gun and lBlast
Ing Powder, Cucumlber Pumps, a
GARDNER'S FIRE EXTINGUiSHERS. n
GRIOCERYIDEPARTMENT4
will be fouind .n e x:ensive assort meno
Liquors,No seUsioP-a Yo:: 'rARlTY, Qcat.
ITY .t ND L0WNt.ss oY PR1eE HY .ANT Ho';i IN
Tur. cmt. CoIfee ait retil at 2oe. per lb.,
an ip.rs. ''ru.lhe-l. Pw deed and
Ganed Su t w. er1. nie
States Standard Fire TIes't Kerosine Oil,
25e. per gallon.
THEIR CIGAR~ DEPAR~TMENT!
Iemb:acesLC ani extens. ivassonrtIoCIt of Im-i
porie'i ad Domer.1e Ci :-. Ghewis:.. ned
t.ic it varity, *whichi wil be, lounid
atth3sg of th "h.a i. .tw N ~ ' co.rnert
at lo.ie.t price. T.ir oc. ('i,.-tr is supe'rior
in qumality to any i:ller CIg:lr at same prie'.
JOHN ACNEW & SON.
Columia i, S. C., Nt. 4, 1874. 44.-F
NOTICE ! g
Wil be h sim to *he~ higi. t Idder,5
On sSale-Day in December Nrzt,
TRACT OF LAND,~
knownm as the
Scott B01A0BmS or Anderson
Tract,
si:.t..d in Newh.erry Coun.ty, 1 ing, on thec
wate.rs ot I ndiani Creek, boundedu on the
Fitb Dr. Carlish-'.land, oni the So:mb by
R ...'a ek' an lHrgrove'. laedi. ::::d on
:h.e . et nd Nr:hz by J. A. Ma rt' adi.
Ti udr.figne wil ley buei
ing to pu:cha.5
Tr::: Zmde k nown on day of sale.
JAMES A. 9ARS, Ex'or. IL
TOWN PROPERTY.'
I )FFE l ){FOR S il.E H HI.'8 A ND) t
LOT inC theTo: '.t New berry where I o
r'aide. Th o:t nt.: FiF~T:EN AC!RES,
-ihout five atcres of whilch is bot:o:n liud,
extne!!ent for pastur:.ge or pl....:.:g, the
'A.tfu r ee iE t he int i ' io d ! . . . d.
OiJ the lo:. in a Tw.- :y Dte !1' Hlouse 5
witht sevenl t ere ro.1,i)i :md iive tfire
Crib' and Coar. ::hd a t..cled. Every-j
thin' g ::-a h:p, :- - i ..i 00oo rep ir
For term~ and posse'sion, apply to
(Jet. 21, 42- tf. G. T. SOTT.
Seegers' vs, Cincinnati
Beer.
IThe Cincinnati Gazette makes the aston- cou
ishing announcement that Cincinnati beer tiot
~is no longer pure, but adulterated with mo
!asses, sugar of starchu, fusel oil and the
pois.nous colehicum. The Commissioner
of Agriculture, in his report for 1865, says -
that Prof. Mapes. of New York, analyzed
the beer from a dozen different breweries,
atndl found all of it adL.lteratred. Cocculos
Tndiens an.1 ntrx vomzica entered largely iin.
to :ts comaporation.
J. C. SEEGERS guarantees hisi beer to be
pure and reliable. He does not adulterate
it, but brews froln tle best barley, malt and E
~o~as. ~4~p
.mub~euandeous.
VATOHEs
GS.
LOCKS,
JEWELRY,
LVER AND PLATED WARE,
PECTACLES,
EYE-GLASSES,
'ANCY GOODS,
&c. &c.&c.
[Iaving just remoJelled and nesly fitted
my sor., I wo! :., .h e public to give
a call. Ki ny
tock is Now the Largest
:r offer d in thi nart of the State, and
PRICES AS LOW
can be found in the South.
y gm.vd are botill direct from the
nufaerurers, and. consequetaly, can be
d as cheap a any other House in the
All American (rld and Silver Waches
d at Muwnfactiurr-' C.,talogue prices.
I keen a lar-:e stocf of
3pectacles and Eye
Glasses,
in Gold, Steel, Rubber and Shell Frames,
:uall gees, from the best Manufactu
-s inl the (nited States.
A 'arge stock of
Wrh-dav and Bridal Premnts,,
Engagement Rings, &c.
In my Establlishment Gold is sold
r Gold, and Brass is sold for Brass.
All goods so'-d wa-ran:ed as represented,.
d my cusomers miay re:y upon getting
at they t raic Aor.
1 KINDS OF WATCH, CLOCK AD
JEWELUY REPAIEING DONE AT
SHORT NOTICE AND IN WORK
MANLIKE STYLE.
Orders by Muil or E.apress, for work or
ods, wi! recei-:e proar.prt tattention.
Goods sent (G. '. D. :o a.l parts of the
untry, with the priv:iege of ex.nining
fore pay:g for them.
air Jewelry of all Descrip
tions Made to Order.
OHN F. SPECK,
PRATT STREET,
NEW.BERRY, S. C.
NOTICE.
Pursuant to the order of the Hon. James
Leahiy, JTudge of the Court of Probste,
a ill seli,
'z Friday. the 6th .Day of Novem
beCr Next,
the re.,idence o' the late Michael sheely,.
sr HIey's Ferry, all the Personal Pro
rt) of said deceased, consisting of
Horses.
Mules.
Cows and Calves.
~Sheep.
Hogs.
Cotton.
Corn,
Wheat.
Oats.
Cotton Seed.
Shucks.
Fodder.
Farming Implements.
Blacksmith Tools.
Household and Kitchen
urniture, etc., etc.
Also, that fine Steam En
~ne, "Saluda."
Terms of Sale-CASH,
YOPL:NG JOHN POPE,
ASA F. LANGFORD,
A s E'. cuodrs I ,t wi;l and testament of
:ase! .'heAly, d.e'd. 39-6t.
i p. 28, 1874.
GOLDSMI1TH. P. KIND,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
60JLllMIT & KIN,
onder aRd Machinisth,
Ha,ve always on band
itionary Steam EngInes
and Boilers for Saw
Mills, Etc.,
LW AND GRIST MILLS,
>tton Presses,
Gearing,
Shaafting,
Pullies, Etc.
LSTINGS of every kind in Iron or Brass.
e guarantee to furnish Engines and
ers of as good quality and power, and
Slow rates as can be htad in the North.
e manufacture, also, the GaAD"'. 3M
IED WATER WREEL, which we re
.mend for power, simnpliciyofeconstrne.
,durability and cheapness.
e warrant our work. and assure prompt
rand dispatch n lh, orders.
n. 14, 2-tf. Columbia, S. C.
LOOK OUT
FOR YOUR MEALS
AT THE
AlstQn Hotel,
Sm as Going Up and Dinner
Go-mg Down
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