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NOVEMBER.
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A NORTH CAROLINA DAIRY.
We cut down from the Hillsboro
Recorder the folivwing account of a
dairy established near lillsboro
Orangesuanty, N. C., mention of
which was made in the Morning
Star yescrday:
Mr. WGonnell came from lili
nois about four years ago and pur
chased the plantation of Dr. C. J.
ireeland, who was about moving
to Illinois-the two almost ex
changing locations. At the time of
Mr. McG.'s purchase the land was
a lN cn dtio The new pur
Chaser in the coursenof e next
year seeded down to grass liberally,
putting in about thirty acres in
clover, orchard grass, timothy and
herds grass. This now forms per
mianent pasturage.
He has inilked an average (ifi
eight cows the past -year. Their,
whole subsistence during, the sum
mer months is on the pasture, they
receiving no slops or other food of
any kind. The stock of cattle is
of the common breed of the coun
try, purchased in the neighborhood.
There is no secret in their manage-!
ment other than good pasturage,
regular attention aLd good milking.
His -cows have been brought up
from half a gallon a day, the yield
at the time of purchase, to an
average of five gallons a day.
The principal aim is cheese ma
king which may be said to have
been hitherto on an experimental
scale. That business begins on
the 1st of April and continues un
til the 1st of December. Mr.
McUonnell has s.:ld since the 1st
of May, $97 worth and has now
$125 worth on hand, Hie sold
a part of which time his cows were
dry, thirty dollars woi th of butter.
There is no mistake in the quality
of tire cheese. It is far better than
V nine-tenths of the Northern cheesc
brought here, and this is universal
]y admitted. Mr. McC. says that
this climate has peculiar fitness for
the ripening of cheese to perfection
far suero to Western New York
[ or Idinois. in both of which he has
had his previous experience, and
* he says mioreover that the lands
are equally as well adapted to the
grasses as any he has ever known.
a gives the preference to~ orchard
grass for permanent pasturage and
uniform nutritive qualities.
One of the mest encouraging
features of his operations is the
small expense that has attended it.
Hie has never bought a pound of
artificial iranures.' He has been
careful in saving and using what he
makes on the farm. His whole force
outside of his family, which con
ists of himself and wife, and small
children, is one hired man. With
these all the work of the dairy is
over by 9 A. M. The cheese is
pressed and stowed away, and un
til evening milking time comes
again, the ordinary farm labor is
pursued without interruption. He
therefore regards his dairy opera
tions as so much net gain.
It is unnecessary to add any re
fiections. To those who will profit,
enough is exhibited. To those
who are blinded by prejudices, set
in old ways, deaf to all encourage
ment, it is not worth while to
speak.
GooD \XORDs FITLY SPoKEN.-As
a rule, there is no more pleasant read
izin agricultural papers than the let
ters which conme fresh from the farm
and are written not by those who make
it their business to write for the press,
not by those who have some interest
which they can advance by writing.
but by the farmers and those simply
interested in their own rural avo
cations and surrourdings. The rough
-et farmer needn't be afraid of unkind
criticisms. His letter will be read
by some good friend, who will prepare
it for the good printer. and it will ap
pear with the initials only, or the full
name, or an assumed one, as may be
*- desired. Is there any one who reads
this who really thinks that there is not
* some usefal thing which he or she un
derstands or does better than almost
anybody else ? Let us hear it. Tell us
and other folks how to do it, and you
will learn twice as much from others.
- (__ Moore's Rural.
The fumes of a brimstone maeteh
'will remove berry stains from a book,
paper, or engravinig.
WHAT IS THE TRUE GUINEA
GIIASS'-i feel satisfied that t e
so-called "Alabama Guinea Grass"
is not the true Guinea Grass
of Jamaica, but, most probably,
what is :nown in this section of the
State a. the *Means" G asS, of
which there is another variety
known ::s the Duncan's Guinea
Grass, or* aecording to the lite Dr.
Bichinzil, the Seedless Paniekd
Millet, differingM from the Mea-is
Grass o.,ly by the fact that its
seeds wi I n::t grow. The true
Guinea Gt a;s. of Janmie.:. is a to
C,lly dirent 01raSs, being an an
nual, and propagated only by seed,
w.ieh does not ripen well in
hcarstun. Whell I wa a oy,
thS, th- true Jalinaica species, was
well kIowli in t1hr) city, and I cu!
tivated it for years. It was proved
that the *UrCSt w iy to save the seed
was to set one piant by itself, never
eut it, Xeep under aid around it
cleial and mellon, and allow the
seeds to drop, and the next spring
it was pretty Certamn that quite a
number of young plants would
spring up from them; another plan
was to put a newspaper around
under the plant, and gently shake
down the seed that were ripe and
perfect. It was always necessary
to tran:splant the plants to where
they were to remain. For a small
city, or viul:ge garden, I know no
thing thatt will produce so much
green food for a c,w or horse, on
the same quantity of land, for the
summer, as the true Jamaica Guinea
Grass.-ROBERT CHISOLM, in
the Rural Carolinian for October.
HINTS FOR HORSEKEEERS.-A
saddle put on ioosely, with a slack
girth, is very irritating to a horse, and
soou produces a sore back. A harness
kept soft and pliable with good neatb
foot oil, will last aluost a lifVtime. It
is stronger, because slightly elastic
and wiil seldom wears off the hair. A
horse left uncovered when not in exer
cisC, will soon grow a heavy coat of
coarse hair. Tuis becou:es a hiudrau.e
to rapid wotivn, and should be pre
vented by judicious blauketing. Y our
horse's shoes will hold on longer if the
clinches are not weakened by the file
in finishing. Insist that the file does
not touch the eud of the nail where
turned over. Sonic horses have a hab
it of stepping on one side of their feet,
perhaips to- avoid pressure of a hidden
corn. That part of the shoe exposed to
severe wear should be protected with
steel. All carriage shafts of right con
struction, should allow the body of the
at thme well-padded saddle and full collar.
An over-reaching horse-one whose
hind feet are frequently hitting the
forward shoes- should wear heavy
shoes forward and light ones behind.
The theory is. that the heavier hoof
will be thrown a little farther ahead
at each step than the lighter one.
M.tKING RoADs.-Two rules are
to be observed ini repairing roads.
One is to make them oval in form,
wihno drel.as beside them, and
the other is to use sand where pr-ac
ticable mn mending cla y roads, an;d
clay for sandy roads. If these
two rules had been carefully ob
served in the mending of our roads,
they would have been in much bet
ter condition. Whcr4 they are once
construe:ed in this manner, spades
and sho.-els are of little service as
tools to repair with. A good two
horse scraper and one man will re
pair more roads in a day than
tenty taei. can with spades, and
do it b)etter. It appears as thoug'h
ouri roadl managers are of the kind
that never learn anythig.
WinIT1swasluxo. -We hardly
know a more pleasing sight thanTi
while whistling along on the various
lines of railro'ids, to see a farmi
house, with all its out-houses and
fene: exhibiting a s no.'y white
ness im striking~ contrast to the
green fields.. It at once impresses
us that the occupant has at least
an idea of cleanliness and beauty.
A part from all this, it is a preserva
tive of wood, and it adds at least
fifty per cent. to the looks of the
place, and in a sanitary point of
viewv its use cannot be overesti
mated. Its cheapness places it in
the reach of all. Why not use it
freely ?
RULEs FoR MIEAsUREMENT.-.The
following rules for measuring corn
and Iiqjuids will be of use to mnany of
our readers:
1. Shucked corn -MIeusure the
length. width and depth of the crib i
feet; multiply these three dimzensio is
and their~ product by eight.; then eut
orT two figures to thme right ; those on
the left will be as many barrels, and
those ou the right so many hundredths
of a b)arrel.
2. Umshucked eor.-MIultiply as
in rule 1st., in the above example, and
the produet obtained by 5?; then
cut off two figures on the right, those
on the left will be so manny barrels,
and those on the right so many hun
dredths of a barrel.
To renmove iron-rust from linen, ap
ply lemon-juice and salt and expose to
to the sun. Make two applications if
necessary. I
Dry Goods, Groceries, Xc.
J. H.L GAILLARD,
WITH
T1HOr. COOK94
DEALER IN a
Dry Goods, Clothing,
V
GROCERIES, &c.
n
(Uider NewherrY lotel.)
fltspPe!tin:I inform :-. friendq and the
pube g-riv of thi.; a: d surroum!iiz
Co-nie-, that his stock of FALL AND
WINTEl' GOODS is
Large, Varied and Choice,
And en.brace the b-est q-aiti. s and styles
of good. for laiits, 1:e :11 o th,
in
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
Pl
BOOTS, SHOES and HATS.
Tog(ther with the eheit ad host of ut
All Kinds of GROCERIES,
either for fan"ily or p1ahmution tse, all of
which are ofL.red .t
Moderate Prices for Cash. -
Thankfal for psst favors, he begs a co!.
tinu,11anCA, With fh : rae that no pui:s
%il be sp.zred to give the umno.,t satisfac
1:0.qep. 1 :, :;S-tf.
A FULL LINE
OF
FALL and WIT[R GOODSI
(At Stewart's Old Corner.)
li,sp1ctfll1y (-lLI at'ent ion t o thewir elegant,
1.11-C all- varied btoek of good!s. am"'ng
wh can be found 1l kinds of frst chkss
DRY GOODS,
Dress Goods, Calicoes, Hosiery, Gloves,
Laces. Collars, ltibbons. loinespuns.
Cussimteres. Cloths, Kerseys. Shirts, Draw
ers, :ocks.
Splendid All-Wool Shawls,
For gentlemen and ladies.
Domestic and Staple Goods in endless va
riety.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, OLOTHING,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
A fine assortment of
SADDLES and BRIDLES,
A superior lot of
UMBltELLAS, for hand and buggy.
FINE AND C03ION TRUNKS,
Among which are those convenietnt and ele
selected, and which wec ~ wrant to be first
cl.ass., and whmi w~.ill be
SOLD LOW FOR CASH.
We are always glad to show our goodsand
ask examination.
P. WV. & RI. 8. CHICIi.
Oc-t.. 7, +O--.r
STOCK OF
THOS. F. HARM~ON
WVould re,.pectfultly inform '.is frien'is arnd
custome 4.- tat Ihe Oi ow reciving, is
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK OF GOODS,
WHIil I
HE C.AN SELL VERY LOW,
As heo h:o bought thjemi wit ht great (care a!nd
wilt be glad to show thei to alt. iiis stock
LARGE AND COMPLETE, i
Emubracing a vey de&irab le line of
DRY GOODS,.
CLOTHING,
UITSt B00TS PHD SIIf0E8.
GROCERIES, &c.,'
All ot wi'ich
W!LL BE SOLD LOW.
Thank'.ul for 11 tlbrtl pat! o.ron here to
fore recive<!. heC hopes. 1y St tiet. at t'at i(on
to butsineCS, to intrit, a1 coniltnuance (of tihe -
J. 0. WI[ON & CO0,
I)EALERS IN
GRO CERIES,
Of all kinds, such as
Sugzars, Coffee. Rice,
IBacon, Choice Hi:tus,
Flour, Lard. MIolasses,
3Mackerel, Corni,
FRESH MEAL AMD GRIST.
Pickles, Canned Fruit,
Oysters. Sardines,
Crackers.
Segars, To'baceco,
Soap. &c
Together with
Sheetings and Yarns,
BAGGING AND TIES,
NON-EXPLQSHVE KEROSENE,
And aill other articles to he found in ai GR0
CERiY STORE, and all of wicth will
BE SOLD CHEAP
Notice to Trespassers.
Notice is hereby giv-en that all persons
hereafter hunting or tre.passing on our
lands, will be prosecuted to tihe full extent
of the law.
S. C. SIERCHANT,
D. W. T. KIBLER,
W. D. BARRE,
A. C. WELCH,
R. A. WELCH,
S. G. WELCH.
Onh , 40-li m
Stores, Tin Ware, Sc.
The undersi;:ned rc.:pce.:-n"y iil'urm.s his
friends aw!i O pt blie generalyh. he
prepured to stpo.
STOVES,
which in <1i.ity and price cannot be sur
passed.
Ai.d with ecmpetm work'n.v :Mid a !
supiply of Mattrial, to do all kids 0f
TIN-W ORK,
such as ROOHNG. (;UTTYRfNG. &c.
II th -t ore .r ll .i::ds io TINWARE
fi Om a gileup up.
H. 12. BLEASE.
Se p. 2, :2a-tf.
COOKING STOVES
AND
COOKING RANGES,
OF T!E ltET AND L.ATE-T STYLES.
Wood ani Coal i.ating Stovci,
Fire Place Grates,
Stone alid Chat0rcoal.
PL.\IN. .\ P.\ NNl. 5TAMIE P and PLAN
ISHI E D TI N-W.. lm., in :ato. t ttn<lless
varieti..
ROWING. ;'1T Y1tERNt;.:nd all kinls of
Ju) \'W(11K. at t in- ifw.st prices, orit of the
best mat rl. in the best minneir and war.
rat cted to give ull sai i-,t.etin, by
W. T. WRICHT,
Next door to Dr. V. F. Pratt. on Matin St..
atI in front of J. IT. Martinl's CarriaCge aInI
Wn"agonl D0jp)sjitory, on I'ovee Sreet.
Se p.21. 3s-If.
Doors, Sash and Blinds.
A SOTHlERN 110[SED
GEO. S. HACKER'S
Door, Sash and Blind Factory,
KIN(. OPPOSITE CANNON STREET.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Thle only house of thie kind in this City
owneid ani macaged by a Carolinian.
A Large Stock always on hand, and sold at 20
per cent. less than Northern prices.
Address, GEO. S. HACKER.
1'. 0. Box 170. Charleston, S. C.
Jan. 2.1, IS~4-.3-1 y.
1iscellaneo us.
A PEepresentative and Champion of American
Art Taste!
~'PROSPECTUS FOR 1875---EGH T H YEAR,
THIIE AL DIN E,
5THLE AlRT JOUlRNAL OF AMElItCA,
- ISSUED MONTHLY.
"A Magiiclent Conception, wOntlerfully
carried o,ut.
Thec necessity of a popubhir tmefcium for the
repres.entationt0 of ccne procductionis of (ut
~ren,t art ists, hazs alwayse been recogncized
and mcany aittemnpts have beeni rnacde to ineet
the w:ant. The sucen,sive failure~s which s'
invaribly followedl each at tempt in ti:c
country to estah!cisic atn art jouirnahd did not
- pirove thie inditTeree o? the peopleI o!
.A tuerica: to~ the clatimts of high nit. So soon
aiS a procper aIpprcciniocn of the w:mit andtir
' ability to metet it wvere shrow nt, the putblic at
Sonce I-allied! writ h en thusi:tm to its support.
se andl the resuilt. w::s a great art istic tanci com
. nuercial triumphcl-TIl EC A LDINE
* TI! E A LI)I NEI, whiile issue<d with all1 the
cre*giclarity, lcuis nonue of thle teicmorr ori
timnely intecrest chacracteist ic of or<linary
perio'iie:.is. It is an elegant mc.iseellrany o:
pure. Iight, and graceful literatureo; antI
0) Iccee icn *of piet ares, the rarest spdeicimen
ci ofacrtistic skill. in black ain white. Alt hougli
eachsucedin nuberatlfords alireSh
elatri fte itis oum upat the close of thei
.i yer.Th psst-.cor of a cmph-te vo; ume
can not duli~tcate the (ptmntity of uice paei
and c eni tgravincgs in any other shape or rnum
nber or volumeirs for tcen titmes its cost; and
thetn. there is the ecromo. besides!
Thei nat ionail fetureiic* of TIlE A rL DINE mucst
bce taken in no na:rrow sencse. Trure art ic
eosmiopolitan. While ilEW ALD)INE is
strictlby Amieriecn institution, it does n1ot
contrine itself entirely to the reproction of
tnative art. Its mcission is to cultivate
bromd and appreciative art tste, one that
. will ciserimmnate only on grouncls of i..trin
sic merit. ThuIis, white placing before lit
patrons of TILE Al .D)i \ E, as a le:aling ecat
s5 aeteristic, the producctioncs of t he most noted
Amtrericani artists, attention w ill always bc
given to spteitucens tromt foreign ucasters,
giving sutbsecbers all the lea:>ur and cin i
7 trction obtainable fromt hutun or reign
, ources.
The arti[ctic ilhltr at icon of Amietican setn
-cry, origintal with TiI I A LINE;, is an inm
-t piortaint lea.ture. ancIl its -niagniticcnt phcitecc
re oft a size 11ore aippropcriat e to the sat iv
tactory treatment or details tha:n cani Ice at
for,de<Iicby anyt infericor page. ThIe Iit ertucre
or il EC At.LDINE is a light arnd graceftil ae
ctcpaimenccit. worthy of the artistic fea
tures, with oncly such techntiical dliscicsiticone
-as do not interrere willh the popuhar inter
est of the work.
PItECMIUM FOR l1'75.
- Every subecriber ror 1.5 will rececivec
beatutiful port rait. ini oil colors. of thec sameIl
attra~ctedl so much attenition.
"*MAN'S UNSE LFLSH FitlEND.''
],esidcs thce chiromo. every adcvatnce sub
ser:ber to TIlE ALtINEI c for175c is cocnstitu
tecd a maembte r.:cc,i entitled to all tile pr.ivi
leges or
'TilE ALDINE ARtT UNION.
The Untio:1 owns the origina:ls of all THE~
A L.DlN E pictures. wiieb, witht other paint
icngs and etngrav igs, are to be diat ribcuted
amiong thce rmemabers. To every series o1
5.cMu subscribers. lu <litTerenct pieces, valuced
at (over .$2,50o are distribuctecd as sootn as the.
p series is null. andcc the awardis of eachi serie.s
ats madecI, arec tio lbe pitbisited in tihe ntext
y suceceding issute ccl TH E AI.LDINE. Thlis rea*
ture onccily allie- to sutbscribers whlo payc itor
cone year in ti vance. Fcul1 palrticurlars itn
circulair sent Oin atpplicationl enclosing u.
stamlp.
TERMIS.
5 One Sulbscriptiionc. crntitling to TIl E A LIDINE
uric year. the Charomro arid the Art Un tion,.
$.00 PERt ANNt-3. IN ADvANCE.
(No charge for plostage.)
3 c, Speeci Copies of TIl E A LDINE, 50s
Cents.
nTuIE A LI)NE will, hiereafte:r, be obtainla
ble onaly by subscript iont. There wil e ad
rui edee or critb rates; cash fori su bscripi
tiorns mcust be sent to the pubc ilihers dIirect,
or handtced to thte local cantvasses, without
" )respon:,iil ityv to the publliscers, eX'elc. in
cases where the certiricate is given, bering
tice fa(cimiilc signature or JA3iCS SyrToN,
-Presidetnt.
CANVASSERS WANTED).
Any p)erson wishitng to act permanenlCtt!y
as a lo ca! can vasser will receive full aLtic
prcompit icnforumation by a;,p]yincg to
THEi ALD[NE Cc)MPANY,
as~ MAtDEN LANs, NEW YjuIK.
Oct. ii. it-i.
iNO. IE \IIi B& 0,,S
SCOTTON BUY ERS,
W.ill sbcays PA~Y TIlE IIIGHEST MAR.
- KET PRICES FOIR COTTON, andc alsc
makte LIB~ERAL ADVANCE.S to partiec
wiThinig to shtip to either New York, Bus
tori or Chrarletonl.
STOIIGE ! STOIIGE !!
-ST9RiGE !
Parties ishing to STORE COTTON will
do well to caill on MESSRS. .JNO. E. WEBIE
N.& CO., who will store ont the most rea.son
able terms, also insure when desired.
t- Sep.2,,
eiscellaneous.
NOTICE.
All -ersons indebted
us in anywise what
ver. must come up
nd settle at once, a ,
1ney we want and
ioney we must and
7ill have. Our red
,a,ed, freckled faced
aan1 ils on the war path
.ake warning and set
le.
XFALL & POOL
A. B. MORRISON,
I I,. P IAILOl
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Ha vingi prinent:ly loca1ted in Nev.ber
I re.-ectfui: iiform the citizeis of thi
v.. and ut:m-ing country, that I an
%parod to xeceu:e all orlers which ia:
ent ru:md to ni in yli.e. Myi lo'
rprene.:a Mcrel.ant Tailor, m4 *es in,
1A1.idtent 0 I wxill give e. ire sa:8sf;cti
: ,!! I a i ; .a ir tr A!. C tting in thi
i it.s , sI a ; . -uik o !.e iii the neat
;t nlatler.
Ph. of h -..,is ov. Capt. J. F. Speck'
:ery Stor1e.
t'!e.aning and Rt:epairing iunc promptly
Sep. 31,il m
IRA B. JONES,
1TTORNEY AT LAW
PROSPERITY, S. C.
Oct. 7, 40- 4i:.
THE FALL SESSION
OF T1IlE
NEWBERRY
E-1,ALE ACADEM
WILL COMMENCE ON THE 16TH SEPT.
. P. PiFER1, A. M., Principal
WITH COMPETENT ASSISTANTS.
The advarita:ues alforded bjy this intit*tI
011 fo ao 111o::gh and com1plee ed OlUc
on, are econd to o other in the Stat<
hile1(.the
Tuition is low, viz: 1o: $1 2.50 to A: 2.5
i advnne, or on1 ,a tislactory socurities.
Buarding in private familis ut motierat
For fiarier partienlars uiiquire of th
vuretary of the Doard, Mr. S. P. Booze
r of A. P. PIFER,
July 29, 0-tf. Principal.
TATE OF SOUTH1 CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWB.ERRY.
COURT COMION 1LEAS.
oseph Caidwell, as Adniistrator of a
and singular the goods and chattel
rights and cred:ts, which were of Thom:
Wilson Guldwell, deceased, Plain....
ames N. Martin,. as Auministrator, &c*.,
George Blair, dece.ised, Mtart ha C. Gal,
well, Margaret Olivi.a Calwell, Jami
.Joseph Ctald well, John C. S. Brow:n, No
nie Grier, (wife of William M. Grier
Erin E. ('olield, (wife of Josephl E. C
field,) Medur.a Ligun, (wife of Tomras I
Ligon.) Henriet ta Blrooks,(w ile of Pre.stc
$. Brouk:.,) J.,. L,ane, (w ire ot' ticori
Lane.) Ameclia Boozer and Jatr.es Booze
Summaons for Relief.-[Comnplaiit Not
Served.]~
mo the DeCfendan!ts--Jamels N. Marltn, Ma
th. C. C1l i well, .\argiaiet Olivia Cal,
welai.nes Joseph C.aldwell, .Johin C.
Biriown, N annie G ri.er, Eri E. Cfil
Mdo r a Ligon, Henrie:ti Biroo,ks. .Jar
Lane, A:nem lla Boozer antd Janmes Booze
Yo aj re herebyV s.uninoLed aund re'q:tr<
o answer the1 comiin:t inl thlis actio.
1hib is filed in the li,:e of the Clerk
i'in:mon Ple.-, for the s,id Con:ty, antd
erve ai copy of your ans-.:.er to: thle Sl
oi:plain:. Onl theO subsrelwrs at their oflie
.t ewt be rry Court lluse, South] C,arolini
eiin twetvt' di.as alta.r the 'ervice bmerec
'seluive of thIe day ' oIf suich 5lrvie ; am!
-o fail to) au-wer the coimphinit within ti
ime .foread, the~ phl:inilf inl tiS acti:
ill a*pply to thte Go~urt foar the relief d
hmanded in m the co:mpll.ain.
D)ated 19th Olctobe,r . 4.
SL'1Eli & CA4LIWEL,
P'i.utitf's Attorneys.
'o thn Defendants- Margareet Olivia Cal
.wel an, Jameis Joseph C -lell:
Tak notice, tha t ithe amenl:ded SumoI:1
a this lct ion, (of wichl thle for.:~oing is
1py,) wrus fil in the (11lice of the Clerk
ne Court ob Cintmnon P'leiis for Newbherl
ouinty, at! Niwherry Court bouse, in tl
oumitm of Newberry, inthe i.a:e of tou:
Ihe 19th day of O ctobe, 1874.
SU-BER & G Ar,LDWELL.
Phd.itiff Ai1ornev's.
DO YOU WANM
To BUY
DRY GO00S fIlEI
Excellent in Quality
IF S0, GO TO
IIRS. 1) M1OW ER'S
Vlere cain be foundi Dress Goods, Fan
I odlS, Lad ies Suits, Notioins, of aill kinds
And Many Other Articles
it the Lowest Marke
Prices.
Oni thle cornelr, and under the Hi:iA
illice is the phiuce
~or Cheap Goods,
Cheap Prices,
And the Best Attentioi
A pr. 1, I;;--tf.
tilanta and Richmnond Air Lii
Railway.
Thle fihlcowing Paseng-r Schedulen will
prated On itliu a:ter .f10.day. Oct. 14th. 1574
tuu by ACtanta Timne.
.eave Atlantal........................ 55 p
.ave SencalC City......................11 51 p
zave G rmenlville ....... . .. .12 ti
.eave Spa rtalnh.. . ......... ......... 4:6 a
Si.-e tat Ch larlot te............. ........11l a
Atave Charlotte...................... .. .612 a
eare tpar tanmburg......................1:, .51 a
eave G reen ville......................12 38 p
.eave Seneca City..................2.48 p
(rive at Atlanata...................... 9.18 p
B. Y. SAGE, En;. & Sup't.
THOMPsON & JONES,
Dental Surgeons
NEWBEREY C. H., S. C.
Graduates of the Pennsylvania College
Dental Surgery.)
Mar. 19, '7...11.
Iiscellaneous.
-
- *
k er's California
- a:-C a purely Veg
- - ..e.. Icietlv frou
::u on the lower
NeVada imoin- I
S 2 :1. t medicinal
i are extracted
S th uise of Alcohol.
u talv asked
f the unpar
-C INE \GAR BIT
: i.. Ithat they
-c and
t Reno
- - ae ofthr, Wurid
::- ':ndd pos
ii of VIs
.:g !u sick of
- .- - - .eirto. They are
ai runw,
. In !mionam III of
.-- ue :dOrpo,,In Bilioug
T - ies of DI.. WALK
- .r.:s A- erient. Dia
-.:. uiious. Laxa
- ..3 -. +: .1i A n,ti-B i u .
Gratefuil Tholvialndsprca:
VINEGAnI BrITTERs the :nost wan'ier
fil Invi-orant that ever sustained
the sinking system.
No Persofi can take these Bit
ters accordiug to directions. a:'.d re
main long unwell. proviled their
bones are not destroyed b>V :n::er:lI
poison or other ne:s. and viLal or
gaus wasted be':ond repir.
Bilious, ekittelt amd In
tel'I vltttilj reve's Iliel". .1re So
prevalent in the valleys of ou,1r (treat
rivers, hi:out the u:it.d States.
especialy ths heot iC\isi.;Sippi.
CmnkInn. .rkmsus 1vd. Colo
0.11
Ai, ::ba:a .I i4.-: m :: . Io
Wit i ti r %;stt : b .
treat m:1t: : .:i: . y og :
. her'e is 1lo 1::"::r -'.. '.. l t rnose
equal to D.'. . ii.^ i.: \ I :
Itihe h i l ii a 'i-ia: th :-a:n i n:e)
eas bym punyo al its.di. finist
Thibt:n*-.s of tim. Ch'e.t. Dizzine'. 'Sour
E.rneaions. f t he ,tcium:oeh. Bado Taste
:md i:red oither pl::futl symlptomsil,
aethe off,1-:r::m..o f I >yspeia . On)ie hot
th-V will proive a beitter guaantee ofit
mer.its tima ai lengthy adiIvertisneent.
Scr ofuhi, or linug's Evil white
swelin. GeVtirs. Erysi w;.'S.welled
in:dofeiit In:fhumni:atiunsi. Merenrial aifee
tions. O!d i'res. Erupt!ions of tie Skin
Surie EW es,i e. In these. as ina all iother
coniti:t iona D;i iseases. WA ..I: 's Vis
lait of-r'i:!s haveQ ihown~ th.-ir gr'at eur
ative powersi.u i:1 the moi.-t obihtinate andl
Forw iii flamiliatory alnd Chrollic
R hieu1llatisIll, G out. >iious. Remit
te::t and fInteniattiem Fe.~ iee
of the Blood. Lier. Kid::e-sadEadr
Mlechanical D)isease .-PIersons
enugage?d in Pa:inits and .l :'at ie ais
MI ies as taey advace .: if. are iub
ject to parais ofIS( the Bowl.VI Toi ard
against this. take a dose of Wam:a's.1
pies. Pustales. Bioils. Carhun"cles. R:
worms Sea~ld-head. SiiIe Eye. Er ipe
h iv. Itch. Seurfs. D)iscoorai tins of tie
skin.I Humoirs ail) Disases of th kinf
whaitt'ee namne or nature, are lIieally
dag up and1 carried out if"te syste cina
short time by the use of thee iters.to
lurking in1 tihe sytemi of so) many thou
I ands, are e:et::a!.y destuo e :: re-ii
or old. marriedoi h. at i, : * dawnl ot
womanho. or the 'iur: e.teeTa
ie ittr da:a Io d i. a:. :b:'e
itlehanelV it isfa;iat ed Bloodt
Ivon when. Keepii the bloid9-:. a:. :.e
health ofi the systemwi io.4.1.
Rt. II. .McDONA i.D .' (CO..
Drugis*s & Gen. A.:s. : Fcc. ruli:I. i o.u .
Solti ly all Druggists and De'ae
A pr. i I, 1s74-17-iy.
MLELLA\ S IDDLES
Harness, Collars,
We are now offering
New McC lellan Sadd!es, from $7.50i to $4
each.
HIarness, from $15 to $50i.
Collars, Hlog Skin, at ..c. to $1.25 each.
Plow Bridles at $!ii per' doez.
F'ine Sononeirset:Is ad Shaftoe Sadles
miade to o:der.
Giv us a ca:f. We iuanuifacture, hence
our low pr ices.
CHiAPEAU & HIEFFRON,
68 MEETING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
B. M. LEIE, li6T,
Livery & Sale Stables.
The traveling public as well as pleasure
seekers, are respectiiolly informed.i that my
Stable, in rear of Messirs. M.syes & M rtin,
is well supplied with S.idle and Harness
Horses aid Vehicles, and that my
Charges are Moderate.
A share of public patronage is solicited
and satisfaction guaranteed. I will always
be found in the otliee.
StOck kept on reasonable terms.
B. M. BLEASE, Agent.
Set .-t
itationery and Binding
iff STTIO-NTRY HOUSE
E. R. STOKES
I.is jata opened, in the new and haw
uIme bui:ding- imm1lediaEtely Opposite'w
1aunWix 'fice, un lMain street, a cowple
twek of
AT T iONERY.
o:npri :'i Ltter, Cup and1 Note Paper,
H q .tie, aia of vvcry descriptio
h. ':perit of C.ip, I)emv, Double-Cap, M
t y .jper-lioyal , arn imperi
i wh :I ;e ad ' in alv qua:tity, I
i: .: liak Boo1s of any ziv:
I :.i.! tI a i at;r, ald boju:d, in1 at
:.,at .,ba-rt notaic.
EN V E 1L.0PES
Sen! .variectv-all size&, culor. "nd qua
iet.
BLANK UOKS
)1 every variety, Memrrr nium and Pa
ok. Iadet Be .. Inte . and Lett
;ta .'i!s, Rceipt~t Isa i ,aote Baooke.
Altli[f Eis nd )1,'AUGHTrSSIEN w
~' auin*a lee maerials for th(
e I)rwawig Pa aer, ij a hit e and roF
'!. I -s ti Paper an,! Bo:rds, (
'ape.r. Veei:,!tr C.oors, in; c:Aes :o
; r i I i L- a v r j- (. 1 C:i ] i P i' i.i.
,oxes 1aruha.. C.r aons Drawing Paefl.
4CHOOL IST.ATIONEIRY
)C every 6ia-cl. .oi.: i great variety of co
- :1:n! ui-efu a-tcles for both Teachc
'ii Puilt.
ALSO,
Photograh Album-, Writing Desks, Po
(li<.S, C:aa, with boxes, and a cuutit
--riety of
FANCY ARTICLESZ.
Also, :1 most elegant stock of G!I P(
aLid aiCeil Cakes, superbly-Moun1tel R"Ubb
;oods.
INKS.
Black, Blue, Violet and Carmine, 1mdelil
mnd Copying; Mncilage; Chess and Bac
amrnmon Men and Boards: Visiting and W
ling Cards, and everything usually kept ir
First Uiass Siationery Hous
Yhich the subacriber intends this shall be.
lie wl -till etnfuet his BINDERlY :i
,LANK i)()K MANUFACTORY and P
E:r-Ri'I.NG; E..\BLi-IIM ENT, whi
:;bi in (. Cltr:;t:n for ov
iir;-.- vi:r,....thi,.a... rnI to which
i P1)'si:11 N, ver .. i* iw ronta!
entlin. ih' staet v.ill be kept tip *:Ill x
-ompe'e. :.ni ii. pric.-, wvii! be oul dti alwa
la .1 it: land lajhopes to have a share
F. I STOUES, Main Street,
Novi 15, 4-t Opao te Phr..entix Office.
Lia lo3 .
I Nos. 3 Bro-- dret an.d 00 East Say Streci,
CH A R LESTON, S. C.
AON C
IR S
FlRST-CL Ass WORK
IOUR a CILY
i..OWEST L!VIiG PRICES.
FI'~ E~S1i~rLE S iT'ilE
Piries Pacer antd Enive!c;as,
Ott T3E :ZEST Si. A]. tt .i..'i a ta-.
LA.TEST STiYLE,
---'..-- ...e.. rwm.m:.....
C. M. HARRIS,
Cabinet Maker&~ Un dertakt
I I:tA an hiaml .and will maa!e ta order, 1I
s:mis, Baxreaa:, W\ardrobeA, Saifes, So:
C.;at;ie: Wo'rk oif aill hinds unttde tam
parei -an ilber.! tenn3
!ait on an i a ie:i .a::pply of Me taic. 3
hoa::my' 3)n.i i.t?e.'a io I tuial Ca:tes.
Coffinsi-e: to order at short notice,
Oct 1) 4) tr. MAitTfiN llARRIc
sk'8 MBla1ll Siia CaSt
THE SUB3SCRI:BERl b eunlstantiv
hai at L 'ta aAsorunttl of the IWova- app .o'
e .:ss of :,iite:e:. p 3at ts beides lit
to at tu ish at: vr riea.,ouble rattes,'.
pramt n.-.at'. lt! deipaitchl.
rlr : ti .*i!! ....- at m 0e t: eeof:.tlta
of the .samte, ai a~ c.: -t'e pubilic
lo eilort tan hin: .a... .i be i:t to aral
Rt. (. GI .\lAN
N.ewberry S. ., J1. y :1.
Photor;gaphy."
COMEi ON
FOR ALL THINGS ARENOW REAl
ATf TIlE
PHOTOGRAPH GALLER'
ILivin j.:at re C:e fitaom tIhe Nortt.
Citia.., .a i thea N .t;::m P otga h
to d o ..oo: uoak aaan ev.tt be": fore, by
ad anitag a-of tae :atest imipr.ovveents,
the nret' tie ] a 'e.
i'y'stok it. tfargetr than ever, anti at
whaIieba art, a an o0 tat
Albums, Faney
Picture P'aper Weights, S
I amt prearea:cd to take)
PHOTOGRAPHS, FERROTYPES
Copying and Enlarging Old Pictur
Taking Residences, &c.
Call wa'hile. thae pretty wea:ther lists;
memaiber that de.d-vs are daangerotts, anid
not puit it (itt.
A parof is alwtays furnished for inspect
befoire tilt pticture' i pritetttd.
The suarest wayV is to cotie at once C
et pites ara' t dte Newbe o~rry Gallery of
-Vera ready Pt oatrgruapher,
W. H. WISEMAN,
Oct. 8, 4'a-tf.
COLUMBIA, S. 0
V5tin>rO to : eit tare raespetfully
vitead to visit mll 'aroomsi, whe eauI . he
secimenCiS of taict tres i ll les of te -
Sait:.ftactiot a' it:ara te a ntd prices ehe
A. M. RISER,
Ocat. 1, :-t1f Pltaa ctr..
TO RENT.
Th oreapren ocupid byJ
Casha. Onec of tile best business standUs
Torvn.
1-or particulars, apiply to
G;Eo. S. MoWER,
U:.der labtALt Office
PAVILLON HOTEL,
Charleston, S C
G.fi T DAL D ., Prop-..i..tor..
fIigeUlan eous.
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINE
col
te
the
)r
is Without Doubt the Best i
in the Country. t
It is EA'SIFST TO I. N. GE
LIGHTE:ST andl FAST1EST RT~NNING.
Tie SIMPLEST GNSTR CTED Uid
\0IzT DERABLE MM;IIINF I the mar
dket."
Pronoillced by Pihy.iclans to be the
LEAST INJURIOUS.
TI:e WI!EIELEi. & WILSON has been :
rshe AVoI-Mn for !7 years.
The sales of I-72 were :',10 more than th
ai,y prevou-: year.
t The sales of our Agiusta Office, for 1S7,
ss wer 1,'i Machines.
For silo on EASY 'TME or MONTHLY
ST MAENTS. ld M -.hines of all
Is id repairedi and1 Warranlted. 6titching
ar iofall ki!ds reaLV d1one.
. W. L. ARTHUR,
Agent for Newberry.
le IOfiee in W. T. Tarrants Store.
k-i Mar. 11,10 .
d.
ae The Famly Favorite." d
Va
ILid iL I 11 IN'
t I. now on Exhibi;i.oa, and ready for sale, n'
idby te
tfb
MRS. D. MOWER,
GENERAL AGENT,
For Newberry and Laurens Counties.
I nve ore of the New Weed Sewing M..
chilwsI in u:e in m :Uliv, and in ad.;ition
o the 'a'-ti.:tir:i: li,es my wife and
daugtecr, I will add n: own opil-Oin as a
tiractie I mociret, t.t for PzRFeTrlos of
Woni:.e.uirin b:ild eae Mo11:aipula- w
t ion, 'impicity o c' :grect:on and re adi- 1
nei of adjstmnt, t iss- xei.z.?n by
a :.be 0,r -ewing m-inri:e in: thte iun: rket.
iE? li. LORi, t'
0. ;W 1S 11 !t IL !- o
Iehaicai:l Ediitor Of "Scieutific Arnerica'.
STOTRE y1pRmpaRS.
Wheat, Oats. Barley,
Clover, Grass.
TIlE ETIW2AN FERTILIZERS are confi
deriy recoimtnde to you for Wheat,
Oats,I iriy andu t. G.:es. If used on
;one : %ani ai' '. t o : V h : e : .in1 aOf
F.tuiy 1ut.1 rv quAnT-7 y% ln lity. F
Let Every Far-mer Try It.
Trasm:'.-Time E:iwanl Dis-olved Bone is
th b ),ipepatra:iln fr turnips andlt o:hrer
root crops-ozr!irg i l per cent, of So
luble I haphi.!orie Acidl. For sale by a gen:ts
throiuPo.in the cou::-.ry. Formi1er :- .r:dard
oftese Fertiizu'ers rh:cidly preserved.
G Addre:: W. C. BEE & CO.,
For saleb by'ilstn .0
A.J MCUGRN& CO. e
A ug. 12, 3i2-:3n . p
JF. N. PARKER,
SUCCESSOR TO WEBE- JONES & PARKEB,
Bletween Pool's Jiotel aind thre IPost Oflice.;I
DEALElR IN
SADDLES and
LEATHER
Hlaving bought the E NT I RE ST OCK
ndJ of the Ifarness aind Saddie Mlanufactory of
Messrs. Webb', Jones a Pa:rker, I am 'pre
panred to do all kinds of work in tis line.
Also will k:-rp <.: hand~u for sale, UARNESS,
SADDJLE2, .. HARNESS LEATHER,
SOLE1 LEATHER, 1~PPER LEATHER, &c.,
of the best andl cheapest. REPAIRING
aud all work done to order
nd- A Cash Pries aiid at Sho3rtest
'JAS. LEFFEL ' S
IPROVED) DOUBLE
Turb~inie Water Wheel.
.J POOLE & HUNT, Baltimore,j
r a annfacturers for the- Souta and.uoutLwerst,
Neal 7.100 no0w ini use, working under
he:ois varyving from1 2 tot ZIafeet!
L ies, from) 52 to tr inulcs.
The rio-t powerful Wheer~l in thre Mrket.
A n' mott tt( econoical inl use oi Water.
C Lairge ILLC.1TRIATEI> Pamrplet sent post :ree.
MANt'FACTt'RERts. ALSO. OF
Po(r'Laetan Stat ioirary Stt:amn Enginesand
I,oilters. trhctock &S Wicox Patent Tuibulousn
Botlltr.I Fbtrghlr Ciushier fotr Mineir'als, Saw
an Gi. st tMill.. lourinrg Mill Macier.
Mach('liner:y :or Whiute Le.adl Wo"rl:-. ando Oil
M1ill5. Shraftiun' l'ultleys anId Ilanger-.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR$.
d4 per cent, guaranteed with
ren 2
do -
T1
0n
ml C
WATER WHEEL 3
soldat lss p icethn any oth'er
Send for a P'niph!et and be con
'incedl. N. F. Be amux,York, Pa. -
IA\D .INI IB9R OFFRCE
.T:.er undern;gnedI, having established a
in at. Libor Office in the town of New
i>errv, S. C., will buy and sell lands, or ne
D ttotiate sale for land s. Also provide la
borers~ to wor fo aes; or to work for
tart of the erop, Or to rent h;aids.
HeP wil alsot' procure homes for ini
grant,C anid wlil CO-opecrate with the regular{
establisbed immigevration agencies for tiher
M.j. R. B. Holmn is employed to assist
in the manag'ement of thte oficee, and R.v. .
If. W. Kuhns and C. G. Jaeger, Esq., have
consented to attend to the interpret.ation
and correspondee. H. H. BLEASE.
Ar. 15, 1 -
*Medicines.
mild ap:riert and gentle purgative, re
amende.! for the eurc ot all derangements
be stomach. jiver and bowe.s. By their
ely use much sickness is prevented. The
of many vears have proven them to be
safest. surest and best of all the pills
r uferedi to the pulc hy purify the
od. remnove all corruptions and restore
disease<i system to perfect hetdth. As
AntiVotr to Chils and Fever they haIve no
al. For Sick Headache and Bilio-s Cj:ic
y are a -,ure cure. ForCostipation, Ehon
tism, Pi'.es, Palpitation of the Heart, Fain
the Side, Back ani Loins, Nervtusness, a
*itive re.nedy. For Femaie Irregulat:'.ts
1cut a rival. When one does not feel
y well." a single dose stiniulates ihe sto
el and bowels. restores the appetite. and
parts vigor to the system. Sold every.
(,re. Omee. IS Murrav Street. New York.
Dr. Tutt's Hair Dye
ca-i;V a:plied, imparts a beautiful bluck
brown. and acts like magic. The best in
worM. Sold by all druggists. Price,
G) a box.
Che gha.tly recsrd of deaths t hat re.sult from
41monar-y affections is frightful. There is
(isease that is so insi*n1ous in its attack
contwmption. By the negieet of "slight
ids" tlhy -toon becoic deep seated -ad
Ny r li Ls lhch, if applied at the out
t, would have averted all danger. Dr.
itt'E peteorant has proven itself themot
lusble l.ung alsam ever discovered. A
ttinguish:d clergyraa of New York, pro
Uinees i: the -greatLst blessiig othe u:le
enth century." and says -no fam lyshould
witIout it." It is pleasant to the taote,
id a single dose will often remove the most
istinate c4-1,ugh. Office, l8 Miurray Street,
zw York. Apr. 1, S-ly.
IMMONS' HEPATIC COMPOUND
OR
LIVER CURE
Fs pronounced by Dr. C A. Simmons. who
as the lorier proprietor of Simmons
ver iaegulator. as being jar superior to
iv Liver -Medicine now uffered the public.
has a larg- circulation and is still gaining
(401d. A.though thi1s is a new prepara
m we me.%itatingly say we e., produce
go' e rti!1iates from as good men as
ir land e:i furniTh.
Th*is Medicin is now for sale at 3anufac
rers rate's w
DR. W. F. PRATT,
Sole Agent for this place.
E. L. KING & SONS3
ANUF.ACTUIiiERS AND PROPRIETORS,
CoLUMBIA, S. C.
Feb. 25. -ly.
SPECIFiC MEDICINES.
DR. GREEN!S FIT CURE!
'he Great Remedy for Epilepsy,
CaURES
it:. Sp-ss, Convulsions and Nervous -
aikeiiulne.-..a:i- prm uptly, often ar-eminlg
ir- Fex :r: o1he dret. dy's use, even where
icy have e'xisted for years.
UlMPOGDI E. CORYDAIS
The {reat Vegetable Alterative,
erofula, Secondary Sy phalis, Eruptions on
semikin. anda all diseases arismg from im
ure Blood.
MEDICATED HONEY!
S-overeixa Bal'. for Coughs, Colds. Bron- *
lit is. Asthmas. an d all diseases of' the air
assages :and Lungs. By its timely use
sanly supposed cases of Consumption are
romiptly relieved and the Lungs restored
> health.
NEUR ALGI A SP ECIFIC!/
I. prompt. positive and permanent relief
>r he~x exercisating pains of Neuralgia,
hemati-s anmd sitiea.
or sale by Dr. S. F. FANT, Newberry, S. C.
Prepared only by
DRS. BREEN, UINDLEY & BENTLEY,
Dee. 17- a-y. CHARLOTTE, N.C.
DR. H. BAER,
WHOLESALE AND) RETAIL
DRUG GIST,
NO. 131 3EETING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
May :3, 18-tf.
T EVERY LADY SHOULD TAKE IT. ..2
'ETERSON'S MAGAZINE.
-0
The Cheapest and Beat in the World.
')-Taos P- P.a> ON at.L StzmsCRxrros.
Tis popular Nlonthly Magzne gives
iire for ie mloniy than any in the world.
I' IK5 i' will be greatly improved. It
-cniuOne Taouisand Pages. Fourteen
pindil Steel P'lates. Twelve Colored te.
t'Pater*ns. Twelve Mammnoth Colored
asn Nine 11mred W~ood Cuts, Twen
Lour Paes' or Music. All this will be
iveni or only TWO DOLLA RS a year, post
g;e prepaid by the Publisher, or a doliar
sthanL~ 3agazinmes of the class of "'Peter
ron." Its
THRILLING TALES AND NOVELETTES .
.r the best pul>lished anywhere. All the
lost popular writers are employed to write
rijginamiyivore"Peterson "' In 1.r5, in muddi
iltm to the uisual (liiantlity. of* short stories,
l'E I' RIGIN.\L. COP'YtmGI;IT NOVEL.
:TTE.- w:!l be given, by Mrs. Ann S. imte
henss. Fank Lee ]ienediet. -Jane G. Austin,
inrie.tta I lolicy ansd Daisy Ventnor.
!AM~MOTH COLORED FASHION PLATES
hea 1 of all olthers. These pllates are en
raved1 on -teo. TwICE THLE Ust:ALSJZ7E. usnd
re uinequsaller for heauty. They will be
eperbly colored. Also. Hounsehold and
ther receipts; in short. everything inter
stin;; to ladies.
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SU PF.Rlt PREMIUM ENGRAVING'
To every person getting up either of the
rl!owitrr clumbs for 1575 will be sent gratis. a.
''py 'f our new ands splendi.l mezzotint for
ramsing. :Size el inches by 26), -WVashilngf
on's F-irst Interview With His Wife." Thi
s a ivE I>xl.LARt ENE;RAvING, and the most
esirable premium e rer ofered. For large
h:bs. as will be seen belowv.ni extra copy
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