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Secial and local. The Amierican Sardine Co.'s Bone- | less Sardines, are much better, and I less than half the cost of imported Sardines. 8-17. Aln-.ngle r ruansient bu4nez, notices in the )ocaldepartment are inerted at the rate of fftem entS per line-liberal contracts made ror three,.six or twelve months. tf. Commknleations on subjects of interest to tnipublic arm always acceptable. The names of w~riters, remember, must always accompa nyu* le-'ter to insure its publication. No re maaibility is assimed for any other views thau ourown. Darsons onz-Coxars.-Any person whd kes a paper regularly from the Post OMee--wnaer directed to his name or ano thet. or whether he subscribed or not-is re spon,ibe for the pay. If a person orders his paper discontinued be must pay all arrear - tbejpublisher may continue to send It;0i Wpayment is made, and collect the whole amount, whether it is taken from the Ti"d not. The Courts have decided ih:tt ref%sig to take newspapers and periodicals fro*n the Post.Oce, or removiQg and lear ing them noealled for, is prima facie evidence of intentional fraud. 44-tf. -I*i Ia POSTA, L w.-After the Ist of JaU6rY. 17i, editors have to prepay all the papeesspm their office. Of course no pub * asisabrd t pay postagefor a subscri ber .jvarrears. We give this timely notice to a14eliequents that we will not let their nameienmber onr'books after that period. z.aNOTacE.-Al parties having Ad = m rtors or Executor's Notices for tion,.will save themselves trouble 7 coming prepared to pay for the same as our terms are cash. *d fhanding in such notices will be nsible for the payment. They will alto be held responsible for the pi catoi of all notices in Bankrupt cases. Triasient advertisements of any kind must be paid for in advance, if the parties adver tiing_do not reside in town. Jub*ork and subscriptions strictly cash. A!kV4)e= shall be stopped hereafter as aonas the term of subscription expires, un esu MsfaisetOry arrangements are made to eindthe sam. TI mark denotes expiration-after that the*iaer-is discontinued. i.esethinegs in mind. 3-tf, ID TO NwW ADVERTISEXETS. 1.L 3.arshall-Fresh Fish. -JI C.: Dial-Hardware, &c. Boot. Shoes and Hats. Tho . Bramlette-Card to the Pubic. J. B. Kinard-Dry Goods and Millinery. Wm. Lester and others-Executors' Sale. -.4;kX Bass-New Saddle and Harness Shop. .-I. Wheeler and'D. B Wheeler-Notice. G. Diereks-Groceries, Liquors, Cigars, &c. oix-Agpewson-Hardware, Groceries, Leonard & Co.-Tobacco, Segars and 1 I.Wheeler and D). B. Wheeler-Exe -usa'aew Sampson Pope and J. Wistar Gary-Sale aluable Real Estate. ei easd of F. Werber, Jr., Deputy isurvey "AVew, of- the Broad Road," will -recdel a placein next week's HERA.i.w C 1^caue too lee for this week. n3U1CIPAL Ei.EcTION.--The votes a i the contest between the Citizens' and 9the-Dry Ticket have been nearly all oi,id th indications, as we go to -iess; re, that the former is ahead. ] 6NABDn & Co.-Attention is 1edto. the card of this flourishing house. 'Tir'sales in tobacco and se ~a~ eine t~Id, h'ae been unprece aeatedly large, while their stock is kept eupto the most approved standard. PEESONit.L-We are pleased to ac knowJedge a visit to our sanctum from I3..G. White, lately of Chappell's )ebut now of Beaufort, S. C. The Dneictnt s one of the energetic, practical knd of men so much needed now-a Dp';sneak around the corners to avoid ug aid to spend your cash, while you owe us. Debtor we mean you. gasf McFALL & POOL rBra BiDISHJEs.-Mr. Samuel Chap mar, of -this County, will accept our thanks-for a trio of whopping big -rad ishes of the black Spanish variety, and wich-are -so highly esteemed. The 1argest measured 19 inches in circum Ierene. and 9 inches in length, the &ther two a fraction less. -SAL..DAY.-As a Sale-day, Monday -was an exceedingly small affir, a few -white men were in town, but the color 'ed people were scarce. Some little real 'estate was sold by the Sheriff, 70 acres linging $1,415; 126 1-2 acres, 8430; 110 .acres, $1.210; and 80 acres, $370; hesu a few horses and old buggies by 3Major K. The latter went off cheap. .[esats. Burr J. Ramage & Son will accept or' .thanks for a bottle of the Liuid Whit. FRotash or Lye. It is said to be an egeelit article for soap making and for 'di cieansing purposes. We shall give it a :tial, 'm the~ Inean tie our readers ca-n canl on Messrs, agp& Soni and proe'ure .a bottle. EMmdarin Teas, the best, parest and cheapest, at Mrs. D. - Mower's. Price, 76c., $1.00 and $1.50 per lb. 13-tf -BEAIJTFm.-We have seldom seen anything handsomer than the mnant'll pieces iand grates .exhibited by Mr. Asher Palmer, of Columbia. They are marvels of beauty not only in style and fnh,.but in material. He has beside somreBems of parlor and office grates and coal stoves. A visit to his estab lishment will pay.* We want every dollar owing u. Come up and settle your bills like men, with . McFALL & POOL. 43-tf __ __ Goo.-We learn that Capt. Adam IKibler, of Prosperity, aged 64, and his two little sons, aged 9 nnd 14, with sixteen days and a half hired hoeing made six bales of cotton, and five hunt dred bushels of corn. Capt. Kibler never fails to make corn enough and to spare, and his plan, we are told, is shallow cultivation. We like to hear o such successful planting as the above. PLE.&SAYT MFtiTrox.-Our rouna On Wednesday last, final blasts from! the regular rep-ablican horn were blown by Judge Mackey, Honest John Patter son, Judge Cooke and Jas. Dunbar We did not hear them, but have been told that Patter3oi opened the last vial of bittern.ss and poured it out freely. WVe-trnst that such speaking; will be heard no more forever. In the evening a large number of citizens, white :md colored, were ad dressed on the other side by Messrs. Seabrook, Sullivan and others. Fresh arrivals of latest styles Milline ry and Dry Goods, at 4\- McFALI.& POOL'S. DEATH.-We learn with deep sor row that the family of Mr. David Wede I man, of Pomaria, is again in mourning over the death of a child-little Hugh -who died last Wednesday of dipthe ria. We tender our sympathies to the bereaved parents. We learn, also, that the flamily of Mr. Luther Long, of this County. has been bereft of two children-all they had '1y that scourge diptheria. One of the little ones died on Tuesday and the other on Wednesday of last week. We feel deeply for the family. ACCIDENTALSHOoTInG.-Oneofthose unfortunate accidents which occur from the careless handling of fire-arms, hap pened near Pomaria on Saturday last. A son of Mr. Ben Counts. aged 15 years, 1 together with a negro man. started on a rabbit hunt. The two had scarcely got away frm the house when the gun held by the lad exploded, the contents striking the negro in the head, the top of which was blown entirely off. Death I was immediate. An inquest held on Sunday rendered a verdict in accord- I ance with the facts-accidental shoot- ] Sina. THE INDIAN GiRL has at length de veloped into the full grown woman and is more graceful and beautiful than in the first blush of girlhood. In keep ing witli this she has enlarged her use fulness by adding to the retail business of Perry & Slawsor's a wholesale trade, and it is a pleasure to say that in this new and enlarged sphere she is quite t successful, for while the retail does not lose any attention the wholesale depart- t ment is kept to the mark in splendid I style, and the whole country can now be snpplied with any quantity of the best segars, tobacco, &c. Do not forget I this, ye dealers, patronize the Indianii Girl, Columbia.~ 44-tf. List of Letters remaining in the Post Of-C fice at Newberry, S. C.: Jaimes Abrams, G. L. Beck, Mrs. T. H. C-,-oke, J. P. Cameron, Simon Colam, J. F. Dnson, D. P. Dobbios, Jacob Fulmer, Y. J. Frire, Jno. Fertar, (care Adam Ruff,) H. T. Fellers. Mor;imer G!over, AlexandJer S. Grant, J. W. IHubbard, Sallie Hill, Joe! B3. Heller, Mrs M. E. Henson, Wmn. C. Jotm-s son, James L Kelley. Robert Lisiuibee, R. N. Lowrance, Joo. B. Lathan, Bryant Lunn, Jrrett Lyles, W.m. Mathews, J. F. McClel lan, R. McGowan, Jno. A. Owens, El.dia Penn, (care Mr. Falls,) Mrs. Mary E . Prince. R. W. Ridgely, C. G. Ransor, Wmn. M. Rich ardson, Mrs. Mary Sen, Pa:rick Smith, G. C L. Sease, J. HI. Smith, Dollie Thompson, G. 4 H. Taylor, Jno. W. l'aylor, Thos. Williams, Jacob Williams, Henry Young. THANKs.-Our thanks are due Mr. W. J. Duffie, of Columbia Book Storei ae, for the me~ans of pleasantly whil ing away occasional leisure hours. To Mr. C. F. Jackson, the great Dry 1 Goods man of the same fair city, for an 1 article ornamental as wvell as useful. To Messrs. Kingsland & Heath, Col-e umbia, for one of the cutest little con-t trivances ever seen. It may well be denominated the housewife's delight. To the charming Indian Girl for sev eral A 1 smokes. 1 To sundry others for cards, published and noticed particularly elsewhere, ands To the intelligent junior of the house of R. & WV. C. S.,. for another expres sion of his high regard for the HEALi). He persists in calling it the best paper in the country, and continues to askt how we do it. We answer it just comes Each of the above will accept his measure of thanks. DIAL's HARDWARE STORE.-One of the best arranged and most complete stocks - of Hardware and Agricultural Implements in the State, is that of John C. Dial, of Columbia. The store rooms being built and fitted expressly for the purposes used, strike the beholder at first sight on their admirable arrange mnent, as that every article has-its proper plae, where it can be seen and got at without difficulty or delay. And such a varied and excellent assortment as is there on exhibition too, gives the pur chaser the satisfaction of knowing that he can get 'anything that he may need, whether of American or Foreign make. A visit to this establishment will repay any one, and it is advised not to make an inspection simply of the main or t-ont store room, but to continue through into the back store rooms, and down into the Jarge cellars, that everything and place may be seen before stopping. It will pay. 1____ t. KL- Kwxx.-Stopping at Aiston on the Greenville and Columbia R. R., on Thursday hast for a comfortable break-1 Last, in which we were not disappointed, after a very pleasant visit to Columbia -which city was left without the above mentioned comforting meal-and with the best feeIlags not only for self, but the rest of mnkind, without thought of'I personal violence or accident, just as wet were about to step from the platform to the cars we were Ku Kluxed by Mr. John Elkins. The attack was so unex pected, and Conductor Brazeale in such haste to move on, that we only had time to pocket the matter and take car. Subsequent examination proved that instead of damage received we were possessed of some of the celebrated Ku Klux corn, some of which every farmer inz the land ought to have. It can be Mr. W. P. BELL is the only agent we have in Newberry County for the sale of our Sewing Machine, and he is alone authorized to make collections for us. We take pleasure in recommending him to the contidence of the people of N-wberry County as a gentleman .f ch:iacter and standing, and ask for hinm a liberal support. Can be found, when not travelling, at the Dry Goods Store of .J. 1). Cash, Newberry C. II. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Nov. 3, 1874-St. A WORT TO THE WISE.-NO good opportunity should ever be neglected to give good advice,and as it is in our pow er now to do so we embrace the chance promptly. The State Fair comes off in the eitv of Columbia on next week. commencing on Tuesday, and as it will be an occasion which will attract many people from this section, and a majority, if not all of them, will make purchases there of one kind and another, we take pleasure in recommending them For Dry Goods, Millinery, &c., to the tore of Mr. J. H. Kinard. And also to that of Mr. C. F. Jack son. leader of low prices, for Dry Goods, Notions, &c. Clothing of every description, and g-ents' under garments of all kinds can be found at the store of R. & W. C. Swaffield, and Messrs. Kinard & Wiley. For Boots, Shoes, IIats, Trunks, no better place can be found:than at Capt. John Meighan's. Hard ware & Agricultural Implements )f all kinds at Mr. J. C. Dial's, and at Uessrs. John Agnew & Son's. Groceries at John Agnew & Son's :ese gentlemen have two stores, Groceries again, together with Wines, [liquors, Lager and Oysters at Mr. - G. 1)iercks', and at Capt. Jno. C. Seegers'. Crockery, Glassware, &c., at the un -ivalled store of Kingsland & Heath. Segars, Tobacco, Pipes, Canes can be 'ound of the best at Perry & Slawson's. Stoves, Mantels. Tin-ware in endless rarietv of Mr. Asher Palmer. Perfumery, Toilet Articles or Medi :ines of Dr. E. E. Jackson. If you have anything broken or want mnythlug made in Iron or Brass go to he Foundry of Goldsmith & Kind. If you want a book to read or Sta ionery of any kind, or f:ncy article, no )etter place can be found than the store f W. J. Duffie. And last, but which should have been irst, for a quiet, cozy retreat,where the nner man will be bountifully and satis 'aetorily su ppliedl. andi where goodl. :om fortable beds can be obtained, :md ai those little attentions which men mdl( women so much look for wvhen -'om home, ~we recommnend the pri ate boarding house of MIrs. Brenzenle, rnerlv of IIelena. This house is on vain Street. and over the Dry Goods tore of Mr. J1. H. Kinard, and is kept n capital style. If every want of Fair goers and thers visiting Columbia cannot he sup iied by the above named persons and iouses, then we pronounce them ex :eedingly hard to please. Each store mumerated is on the main street. LOUT THE TOWN A N CoUNTY. The weather is cold and dry-a eavy, killing frost was seen this morn ng. 'There has not been so favorable a eason for cotton picking in years, and here is very little in the fields now to > picked. The lowv price keeps it back, howevs r for those farmers who are not obliged o sell are waiting for a better price. Unfortunately this makes money carce, that is our experience in the EALDl office. Very fe.W have Ip heir promises to pay. kp As Gen. McGowan said in his famous peech last Thursday, we would like to~ >ut a red hot coal on the backs of slow aying subscribers and wake them up 'romr their terrapin crawl. Wake up, mnd take up the cry of reform and let he printers experience the benefit of it. SpeakingofMcGowan'sspeech,wasn't t good, now? It had the ring in it hich hats not been heard in years. No neendiarismi in that for it came from m honest native. There wasn't a man in that assem lage Ivho did not feel better for that peech. He made it lain to the dullest md stubbornest what was the matter vith Hannah! 01(1 Capt. H. said he felt like a boy Igain. Well, it was good. Next week us election will be announced. There were men out who have not eardl a public speech since the wvar. We could go on and write a para raph or two muore about it but that we ust give way to other matters. We hear of dliptheria in the County still, it is about Pomaria. It is pleasant to learn that the wife of Sr. Thos. W. Holloway, is slowly but mrely recovering from her protracted lness. Why don't our friends send us the ews from different sections of the ounty. Every one likes to hear what *s going on. If it is only a haby which s born the communication of that fact! vil give p)leasure. Remember that marriages, deaths, births, tights, fox hunts, cotton pickings, ~ri shuelkings, etc., are alwzays in or er if the writer is shiort and spicy. The next thing in order is for some f those gentlemen who p)romhised to ome andi settle soon. to do so. We hall in a short time write obituary no :ices of them. Our male readers are advised nieve* : occupy a bed with another man if it h e avoided. We tried it lately and >ur experienee wa~s very unsatisfactory We had as soon try to sleep deh an un roke-n mule. A few turkeys are wanted b)y the peo plc of this town, and farmers are begged o bring some ini, together with chick ens, butter and eggs.hod Peas are scarce in this neighbor.1 every object under the sun. Sometimes our receipts are 50 cts. a week, and out of thalt we are'C:leA upon to contribute $1. Its hanr, but it has to be done to keep up our popularity. We are glad to notice that~"Wayside" is all right. We were afraid he had gone to the hapl>y hunting ground. W,onder where our Black Jack, Pros p.rity, Pomaria, Iardserabble, and other correspondents have gone to. After the election supl)osv. they all dnva rain. CI1menee corresponding Ere this week's piper reaches some of our distant readers, the votes will be c-st which shall decide who will be I Governor. Apples are coming in from the old North State in gracious abundance. Consequently dumplings, with butter s:tice, are in season. An up town merchant moved his, stock down town with such celeiity last week that people in the immediate neighborhoodl did not know it. "Advertising costs money." So does store rent, so do all good and useful things. Tie object of advertising is not to cause a man to expend money, but to make it. Advertise in your County paper if you want people to know what you have. Cotton rolled in last week in great qu-intities. A horse took fright near the steam I mill last week at a performance on the light fantastic toe, and but for the nerve of the diver damage would have been done. To KILL A CITY.--To Landlords Charge four prices for vacant lots. Never repair poor houses. Ask exor bitant rents. Extend no accommoda tions to pnrchiasers. To Merchants-.Never advertise Neglect to sustain your paper. Charge igh prices for your goods. To Intendant and Wardens-Heap up taxes. Come down heavily on licences to trades and professions. Never re pair your sidewalks and streets. Tothe Citizens generally-Be sure yon buy as little in your town as you possi bly can. Send abroad for everything you need. Neglect your schools and churches. Curse and abuse your town generally, and avoid all new comers as natural enemies. Cut this out and paste it up in a con spicous place. Comnmerci. NEW YORK. November 2.-Cotton held A igher; sales 951, at 114815. Gold firmer- ti 10j;10j. AUc USTA, November 2.-Cotton dull and nom in-midd ling 13,i13,. CHARLESTON, Novem!er 2.-Cotton in fair denail: buyers offering inside rates niddling 14.Il- . 1 IE t:PooL, Novemiber 2.--Cotton a shade aser-u plands 7?::72; Orleans 8ka8S. Nr.:wnsaavY, Nove:ubher 2 -Couto market l'ed wi t ee offering, at 13 ets., showing e decline since lat qiuoations. iuales shippe d dinga week. 1,70i:. _____ BUSINEss NEcEssITIEs.-In these days f progresS. most entezrprisig firms use Cvey meantts of putting their :mmes betore heir custom-:'. In no way can i s be mIore ~o:vC eniv and ut:tiy~ done thuan.b)y tiu'g P'rmtied LeuerlIeadings and Bill Heads. Ftev h::ve conte into such geaeral use by derchants, thatr one seems old fashioned ho does not use them, and the custom * ~houd be generally adopted by the Country 3Lrcants.0 VWALKER, Em-s & COGSwELL, Charles- It tcu, 8, C , tfunh Letter and Bi Heads of ll grades, and at !!he most reasonable prices. Saud to ttemn for term1s andl prices. By the way, Mkssas. WiALKER, EvaNs. & CGswELL are getting up and selling like I hot cakes s.ome excelnt books for our Mer hnts. One; the Merchants' Cotton Book, for keeping cnrrect accountsof1 the purchases 11 md shipments of Cotton; the, other, the a erchants' Bill Book, for readily knowing ow the payments on their customers' notes and accounts stand. Both books are exceed ngly complete, and answer the purpose cx- o ctly. 42--tf. - I The Season of'Intermnittenlts. All miasmatic complaints, in other words, ll disorders genera ted by unwholesome ex alations from the earth or water, are preva et at this seasan. In every section subject1 to the visitation of fever and ague or other . orms of intermittent disease, the causes a hich produce these maladies ate no)w active- p ly at wotk. This, therefore, is a period of the i year when the inihabitants of such districts ti hould prepare their systemis to meet the an- ti holesome condition of the atmosphere, by a ourse of tonic and alterative treatmaent. oremost among the invigorants, recommen ded by time and experience, as a means of ti fortiyinzg the system against all endemic and P' epidemic maladies, stands Hostetter's Stom- a achi Titters. Whoever has traveled in the est or South knows full well the esteem in which this incomparable preventive and re storative is held throughout these regions. It .. is literally a domestic staple in the swampy I nd mephitic localities which lie on the bor ders of many of our large rivers and in the neighborhood of our southern bayous and aoons. Now is the time when the inhabi tantS of all malarious di:stricts should put their systems and constitutions in good de fensive trim by a course of this powerful vegetable ant;dote. By this means the feeblest p resident of an unhealthy soil may escape the sick ness, which without the aid of this potent ally of nature, will be apt so overtake the strongest. Chills and fever, billious remit tents, constipation, rheumatism, dyspepsia' ud many otber complaints are frequently t brought on tby the caprices of temperature ti nd alternations of dry cold and excessive s noisture common in our climate at the com- a nencement of spring. Let all who desire to avoid these distressing ailments take the iers as a safeguard. 44-4r. Ji is Not Generally Known a That the shortest possible route between the South and Great WVest is throuch St. Louis, over the St. Louis, Kansas City and. Northern Short Line. This road has gainzed ~ surprising importance by reason of imnmense E expendi:ures' in the last twvo years, of over two million doliars, besides earnings, in im proveets of road-way. in relaying their n e with best quality of new steel and iron s n:ils, on broi nlew ties, and substituting for ordinary cars, new reclinir.g chair co,ach- 0 as, elegantly carpete.d and fit ted, with dress- a iu rooms~ w;h to&et c'ontveneness for 14- J dies. gen:le.neni and families trav'ing with C children, witho~ut ttmy ex:ra cha:rge. This n in ung six .nt Express tn:irs betw~ een the y Misis-ippi rnd Mis<ouri liUvers, two more than any other roadl, and edimuects with all the great Lan :d Grant Roads in the West, , d ha, ,adontaed :d! modtern a ppliaunces for ti omfort, speed and safeguar.ds against acci- o detuts,ioclud in nigla and day watchmen,who ti ispect the nad before and aftter the passage S of each trtin t; s,ee that everything is in or der. We revon,:tend thi:se f,ontemplating a trip West to taike the St. LouIs, Kansas City and Normte, a I:ort Linet, it being the only " line running thtro,ugh cars between St. Louis s and Omatia, and for tickets over this excel- a lent line we refer our readers to tiny ticket 3t rgent se&ling through tickets to the West. For n map, circuhirs and Time tables address iher J. F. 51cCarthy, Cincinnati, J.; or P. B. Groat, bit. Lot;is, Mo., either of whom will furnish any iuformationi desired. 4-tf' n J. B. LENAD & CO0,i Wholesale an~ etail Dealers in e TOBACOO, Imported and Domestic Segars, Of which we always have on hand a large ~ clothing. FALL AND WINTER rLOTfl,N--G AND HATik AND MENS' FURNISHING GOODS. EINARD & WILEY COLUMBIA, S. C., lespectfully announce that their stock o 'LOTHING and HATS is.comp!cte, al wil )e kept so through the seas.on; is the largeb n1 ti!v city, and will be sold at LOWESI 'RI (E. IIATS HATS HATS WOOL IN FE LT SILK 50c. up to $8.00. 3carlet Shirts and Drawers in Silk and Merino. Boys' and Youths' Clothing, New Styles. Fashionable Cut. k1siness Suits, $6, $8, $10, $12, $15, and up to $80. 11IRTS. SCARFS. GLOVES, BRACES. SUS. PENDERS, TRUNKS,- VALISES. SILK UMBitELLAS, and G1\(NG1AM, in great varieties, LOW IN PRICE. Oct. 21, 42-tf. hYRIGHT & COPPOCI( Have the p1ea;ure of announcing to the izen of Newbe.rry and surrounding coun y, that they have now in store k Full and Elegant Stock -OF FALL AND WINTERt 1l,ig, Hats, 8aps, BOOTS, SHOES, And a complete assortment of Gentlemens' Underwear, Jmbrellas, Trunks, Valises, Canes, &c., 1A of which will. be sold at' ifrices to suit le Limes. An iuspection. of our stock is solicited. WRIGHT & COPPOCK, MOLLOHON ROW. Oct. 7, 4fJ-tf. iTOVES, CRATES ' AND MANTELS. I have just received a IPLENDID ASSORTMENT the abovec articles. Among w hich is to - oundI the Celebrated Cotton Plant 1R0VE9) C00O!1NG STOVE, ie oveu of this Stove has been enlarged, STANDS AT THE HEAD ' all other Cooking Stoves. A arge Variety of Other Cook ing ~Steves. Fine assortmentof IEATING STOVES, mong which is AMEW ARTICLE of a ranklin Stove, never before brought to 1s market, wliitth is put un for Exhibition, e public are invited to call and examine e same. A splendid assortment of ~RATES AND MANTELS, I handsomnest that has ever come to this lace. They are of.the, ver-y latest styles ad patterns. A. PALMER, Oct 14, 41-4t. COLUMBIA, S. C. JNITED STATES OF AMERICA. -D)ISTRICT OF SOUT H CARO LINA. IN BANKRUJPTCY. In Re.-Nathian A. Hunter, Bankrupt. Ex Parte.-B. J. Ramaige, Assignee. etition to Sell Real Estate, &c., of Bank rupt. Pursuant to the order of His Honor, udge George S. Bryan, Judge of the Dis -et Court of the United States, for the Dis ct of South Garolina, passed in the above ated action, I wdll sell, at public outcry, Newberry Court House, South Garolina, n Monday, the Set-encth Day of (Decemb&er nex.t, Sale-Day,) of the Real Estate of Nathan A. Hunter, ankrupt, to-wit: The House and tot the town of Newberry, whereou said ankrpt resisles, containing Six Acres, ore or less, upon which is a good two ory I welling House, and all necessary utuildings, adjoining lands of the Baptist aid Lutheran Churches, B. F. Griffin, Jr., ohn J. Carringtonl and others, fronting on aldwell Street. Also, that other lot, lying ithini the corporate limits of the town of ewberry, containing Five Acres, ore or' less, and adjoining lands of Estate Hon. Job Johnstone, dec'd., Joseph Bos m and others, and fronting on Caldwell treet. Aiso, that other lot, known as the "Shop Lot," pon which there is a Wood and slack ith Shop, lying in the town of Newberry, joining lots ot George Boland, Duane ower and others, ad fronting on Cald el and Harrington Streets, the same con One-Fourth of an Acre, ore or less. The above Real Es:ate is aluable, and will be divided into conven mit 10:s. Plats of the same will be exhib ed on the day of sale. TERMS OF SA LE.-One-half cash, the alance on t welve n:onths tine, to be se ured by the bond of the purchaser and a uortgage of the premises, the bond to bear iterest from the day of sale. Pu chasers a pay for papers. I will also sell, at the same time and Dry Goods X .lWillitert T11E GRIND OPENIN OF MILLINERY AND AT McFALL & POOL'S EmpQrium of FASHION 1 Uommnes Ihis Day! 1 And Will Continue With Varied Programme In all the Latest No velties, DURING THE SEISON ! Everything New and Eiegant FULL TOILETS FOR LADIES, As well as Gentlemen's Piece Goods, Consisting of CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, and FURNISHING Goods of all kinds. Oar stock is large, consisting of every aricle in our two lines-Millinery and Dry Goods-and have bcen bought with care, and as we are determined to give satisfac faction to every one, both in quality of gocds and pri-es, we respectfully solicit an early visit from our friends and customers. Our TERMS are STRICTLY CASH from and after this date. sept 30 39 tf McFALL & POOL. FALL AND WIT! MILLINERY AND Millinery Goods, RIBBONS, Silk and Straw Goods, WHITE G00DS, Corsets, Kid Gloves, Hosiery, .Parasols, and -Handkerchiefs. Now open at 1Mrs. D. MOWER'S, UNDER HERALD OFFICE. Ladles, Gentiemen and Youth Of Newberry and surrounding country, C. F. JACKSON, COLUMBIA, S. C., Can show, and if once shown can senl you, THE LARGEST- VARIETY OF DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, AND AT CHEAPER PRICES Than ever before exhibited in this market. His stock embra ces Dress Goods, Cassimeres, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, . Hosary, &c. RiUFFLING and HAIBURG EDGINGS, from 10c. upwvards. RIBBONS. 25e. a yard, worth 50c. and 75c. A ud a variety or othcr things equally low down. Orders promptly attended to. C. F. JACKSON, Ot70-fLEADER OF LOW PRtICES. THE GREAT SOUTHERN lilY GOODS HOuSE, 2T5 KING STREE T, CHARILE8TON, S. C.~ - THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, MATTINGS, RUGS, Etc., T HIS SIDE OF NEW YORK. FOR P'RICES, SEE LOCAL. Sep. 2, 35-Om. .%I hi w Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac. Baltimor and Chaderston AT THE FOUR MILE HOUSE. The largest and best stock of Fall and Winter Goods ever vxhibied in that section of country ca; now be liowi by the subscriber. My gods have beetn selceted vith especial knowledre of The Great Public Wants, and h - been bought at Low aIC=S, THIAT THEY MAY BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH. Gome one, coie all to the Four Mile House, where I !iva nailed my co ors to the mast in proclamation of the fa t that my intention is to do A Great Amount of Good For a Tery Small Consideration. Don' run to town for bargains then, when you can get them abmost at your very doors, from JOHN P. KINARD, Proprietor of the Celebrated Four Mile House. Oct. 28, 43-1m. Look to the Right and Dress! RECENT DEVELOPMENTS In the trade have enablbd me to purchase one of the larzest, best and cheapest stocks of DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS and DO MESTICS ever shown in' Newberry, and I simply ask my friends and customers to at TEND ynv Invitation and examine not only the above, but a beautiful and rare lot of NO TIONS, for ladies, gentlemen and youth, and I am not only able TO SHOW a large and handsome stock in the articles enumerated, but a superior assortment of CLOTHING. fine and commoa, as well as BOOTS, SHOES and IIATS, so THAT everv want of the human fanmiy can be supplied, not only ds to the outer but the inner man. I c in assurc the public that A BETTER TIRE never presente:i ief for laying in a sup ply of choice GROCERIES, either for~ fami. lV or plantation use, all of v.hieb should be laid in now while m-iev IS COM'IlNG in. The above goods have been bought :cheap, and not only For the People of Newberry, but for the rest of mankind, and BAR GAINS are therefore- offered :o ever y one w ho comes~ er:ily w itlr the C.tSH. On the Corner under Pool's Hotel: ESTABLISHED 1857. Oct. 14, 41 tf. 1J. WILSON & CO., Would call the attention of their eusto mners, friends and the. public generally, to the fact that they ARE SELLING - their entire stock, consisting .of Dry Goods, Nprions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Grooeries, Crockery-ware, Hardware, Tin ware and Wooden-ware, besides a variety of Fancy G1OODS which have been selected with great care frotn the best houses in Baltimore at prices to suit the times. We feel satisfied that we can please you, becange we sell CHEAPER THAN we did last season. There being no panic, and money nrore plentiful, enables us to: sell att. prices within the reach of all. In addition to the above, we have added td our stock a nice assortmnent of Confection eries, consisting of Caudies, both French and American, Raisins, Canned Goods, &c., which we rarely kept, if EVER BEFORE. Jtisms E. CHAPArx . J&MEs M. WILsoN. NOTICE. The partnership heretofore existing be tween James M. Wilson and the undersign ed, under the firm name of J. M. WILSON & CO., has been dissolved by the death of James M. Wilson. .-All persons in anywise indebted to our late firm will please make im.nediate payment. If all cash cannot be paid let part payment be made and a note given for the balance. AN EaRLY SETTLE MENT IS NEcESSARY. JUNIUS E. CHAPMAN,. --Survivor of J. M. Wilson & Co. Oet. 27th, 1874. Oct. 7, 40-tf. LOOK TO YOHI INTRET, I am now receiving a large and select stock of goods, consisting of GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, o L~QTWHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &C., which WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR THE CASH. MESSRS. JNO. E. WEBB & CO., who are now managing the business, will take pleasure in waning uponi customers, and will also buy or ship cotton, on their own aceount, making liberal advances on the same. HENRY H. BLEASE. Sep. 23, 38-tf. SPECIA L. NOTITCEL .m'seueous. - Choice Groceriel Smoked Salmon, BuffaioToague Souced Pig Feet, Cod Fihi Family Mackerel, Pickled Diamond Hams, Bre Goshen Butter, En Macaroni, Impea Gun Powder Tea, Black Tea, Pearl Hominy, Fresh Meal, Rice, BuckwheatFl6 Sea Foam, Table Salt, Butter G'rackers, Soda Crackers; Cracknels, Pine Apple Oysters, Peaches, Syrups, Sugars, Flour, Lard, Tobacco, Segars F. E. 8.LI Oct. 28, 43-tf. 1874. FALL AN,10 ITE R.& W. C. SW COLUMBI S C Are now opening the largest, most elegan stock of READY-MADE CLO 11ITS IND GEINTS' FIHIN"."... That can be found in the City. IN OUR CUSTOM DEPART We have a full line of FOREIGN and DQ SIMERES and VESTINGS, which we are der in the best manner, and guarantee sa' All orders will have best attention. Goods sent C. 0."D., subject to inspection THIS STYLE MA WORTH i AS A SPECIAL PR1 AT THE STATE FATR!: TO THE LADY EXEIBITING THE ILARG BEST VARIETY OF WORK DONE ON AT THE STATE FAI. -a Send your orders as once to L. H. REDU.jZ MANAGING* AGENT AT NEWE AND TRY THE, LIGHT RUNNING WII HIll[S AWAIID AlEItAH Highest Award in the Estimation of the PoJ,8~j North, East, West, and in Europe. o THE CELEBRATED -- ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS4 For Churches, Parlors, &c., kept for sale.. 4$ On the 1st of October next, we will open AO - MANUFACTORY OF SHIRTS. THE PALMlETTO SlhT Made of the best material, will be furnishe~ chants, Granges and Clubs, at NEW YORK WE0L PR ICEs. Young men if you want an easy wearingai' fitting Shirt, send us your order for THE PAI SHIRT. MOORE & COZY General Agents for South C~Ii ~ General Office, 137 Main Street, Columbia, 8. C.G Wil. C. BEE& C., TeS R I G Teundersigned, being provided FACTORS odoall inds of sURVEYING i ui AS]) racy and dispatch. *D AllIorders left at saberk&CaldeUti CO.RSIO HRHHS,promDp:attention. consix MRH1T, rMs . oWRBa5tr Adger's Wharf, Charleston, S. C, Oct. 7, 40-1y. DepS~ Liberal advances made upon consignments L of C:oLau and other produce to them inm Charleston, or through themi to their cor- Stae fromt espondents in Liverpool, New York and the 3d of OctoberL A RR Baltimore. MULE, with-white face and 2 Particular attention given to sale of ward of fived~ollaM- ill pland Cotton. recovery ot said mule, and any -M 92 EUGENE P. JE.RVEY whiCh Iay lead to recoi,er -ilb. WM. C. BZE, ~ fnMv reeeive& HAWLIN3P~K