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Special ana. Local. The American Sardine Co.'s Bone less Sardines, are much better, and les than half the cost of imported Sardines. -.1 All single or transient business notices in the local department are inserted at the rate of :fifteen cents per line-liberal contracts made for three, six or twelve months. tf .Communications on subjects of interest to the public are always acceptable. The names of writers, remember, musi-alwas aceompa ny a letter to insure its publieliions No re sponsibility is assumed for anY other views than our own. .;.DEcIsioNs OF THE CoutTs.-Any person 'who takes a paper regularly from the Post QMce-whetber directed to bis name or ano ther, or whether he subscribed or not-is re-. spdusible. for the pay. If a person orders his spaper discontinued he must pay all arrear % ges, or the publisher may continue to send it untif payment is made, and collect the whole amount, whether it is taken from the o%ce or not. The Courts have decided that refusing to take newspapers and periodicals from the Post Office, or removing and leav ing them uncalled for, is primafacie evidence of iptentional fraud. 44-tf. TEE NEw POSTAL LAw.-After the 1st of .January. 18Y5, editors have to prepay all the papers from their office. Of course no pub Wsher can afford to pay postagefor a subsri ber in arrears. We give this timely notice to all delinquents that we will not let their names encumber our books after that period. 42-t. TE XoTiL-AU parties having Ad minitrator's or Executor's Notices for ublication, wil save themselves trouble by coming prepared to payfor the same before insertion, as our terms are cash. :Lawyers handing in such notices will be ]held responsible for the payment. They will also be held responsible for the Imnlication of all notices in Bankrupt 'ases. Transient advertisements of any kind must ie paid for in advance, if the parties adver sihg do not reside in town. .Job work and subscriptions strictly cash. All papers shall be stopped hereafter as soiAS the term of subscription expires, un VW' satisfactory arrangements are made to continue the same. TheM mark denotes expi-ation-after that 10"'tinued. jthbisn mind. 3-tf; * 4eiw "ISE*L .6 ~ b5-~ otice5. Su CaZfdelU-Petition. Dr. J. A. Clopton-Piles Cured. J--J.Aarringtotk-Sherifs-Sale. M. M. Buford andothers-Notice. F. E. Salinas-cruMbs'of 'Combrt. C. Lark-Sal- of Personal Property. Leander Lon-Sale of Real Estate. J. P. Johnson-Administrators Sale. L. R. Marshall-Fresh Fish arnd Oysters., see caidof&. Werber, Jr, Deputy Survey .IGHT OVEs.-Gov. Chamberlain de ~de,s by appointing Phifer Treasurer, SSome d'ne Clothing can be bought at Phifer's N.ew Shoe Store, less than any 'where else in town:- 49-ti *":We-akowledge receiving a copy of -Ii4 catilogue foi 1874. .of the ofEcers and cadets of King's Mountaidn Military 5phbol,-ofXorkvi1le, S. C. This school -.we are pleased to state is in fine condi to.For particular's, address Col. A. ewad,;orkvl~ie, S. -*r M: LnonsAY is now withOCapt. Maes Gauntt, where he wil be happy to see all Qf his friends and customers. Th est of Wines, Liquos, Segari and 1Tobacco, always kept on hand. 1t* Ma. FueLrds LECTURE.-Ahen1ce from town prevented us from hearing Mr. Furman's Lectuire on thu "Uses of Poetry." delivered on last Wednesday evening. We are assured, however, that it was a most excellent one, re ge1* in beautiful-,imagery -and fervid e uloquence. His .audiene- was not so flarge as it should haveJeen. A. 2ot of fine, haind4eeWed Boots and Shoe s ecie a %e' Shoe - *Store. 49-tf. SNIcE .&D 00D.-[fyou want some rhing nice and palatable go to F. E. SSalinas'. He has alot fcoice Ham Sausagewhicht epiues esteemi highly, Sbesides an assortmient of other good "-things equally esteemed. He is pre Sring for Christmas, and we advise -he:reader to.go there and procure some of his nice things. THE WEATEE. - The charming f 'eather, over which people have been going -into ecstacies lately, suddenly collapsed on. Stnaa inorning last 'The bottom fell out and the rain pour -ed. It.turned cold, looked likce snow, - deam6 a lita1e warmer,' then rained again, and the c<msequence was that Monday was as faif'a sample of a dark, ~dank, dismal, dirij winter day .as one could wish. It is better now. CHANGE iZTh$nESs.--Mr. L. H. Redus, longbkign;hdre as a Sewing -Machine Agen.;hbvin dbtermined to make a change," has bought out the in t~etof Mr. W. T. Wright in the Stove aTin Busine3ss, and will fromt this ca'arry on that concern. We are apddto say that this is his legitimate business, having served a regular ap prnticeship to it, 'and that he, there fore, has the requisite experience for success. Look out for his advertise 2nent next week. A SUGGESToN.-At the request of parties interested, we have been in duced to suggest to. Col. D)odamead, the efficient Superintendent of the Greenville & Columbia R. R., a reduc tion of Fare from Columbia to Green vile, on the occasion of the South Caro lina Conference of the M. E. Church, South, which convenes in Greenville, -n Wednesday, the 16th inst. By ac .ceding to this request he will oblige a large class of citizens along the line 'who will appreciate the accommodation. IN LUcrC.-Those men who wait fox something to turn up should occasion .ally rest on their oars at the HER~AI. ~ f,'~i" ~pstr~elv a day but i~'e have a UNAITiECIATIVE.-Te party who sold Mr. Harmon the water-packed cot ton Last week, and who were overhaul ed by him at Jalapa, and who gladly and readily made restitution rather th:n stand prosecution, are now circu lating the report that they were made the victims of highway robbery by a eouple of men from Newberry, mean ing, of; eourse, Mr. Harmon and his clerk, Mr. B. F. Griffin. It is a great pity that they. were not arrested and brought to tow,n, on the night in ques tion, and -iade to suffer for their guilt, and we hope that some effort will be yet made to bring them to justice. In. future, let such men have the benefit of the law, it is a mistaken kindness to turn them loose on the community where they can repeat their unlawful games. Mandarin Teas, the best, purest, and cheapest, at Mrs. D. Mower's. Price; 75c., $1.00 and $1.50 per lb. 13-tf DOES IT BY WHOLES.-Our friend, L. R. Marshall, if he is minus an Iin portant member-the right arm-never does things by halves, as we have ex perienced the past week. He has been feasting us largely on the best of oysters, and though we are waxing fat and saucy on the strength of his favors, yet we are not ungrateful, and take this occasion to say that he is a most clever fellow, and that his oysters are deli cious. By the way, speaking of that lost member, minds us of an interest ing circumstance. A few days ago he had occasion to take the cover from a firkin of choice butter. In vainthe es sayed with a hatchet and his left hand, for a mallet was lacking and a hand to hold it. To our surprise and pleasure, in a jiffy he hitched himself round and made a mallet of one of his knees and soon forced the cover off We never saw the like before. He can solve other difficult problems. Seed Oats, Barley, and Wheat Bran, for sale by 8-3 THOS. F. HAMGd$ ALMOST A FALu=.--Sevend gente men and boys, together witM one or two colored individuals - *ho ealed themselves men, were endeavoring a few evenings since to lift with one'hand an, anvil by the horn. Vainly did they strain and rub their hands in the sand, the anvil would not budge, until Major Stewart, who stood for some time an amused spectator, took hold of the horn of the .dilemnma with a grip of steel and lifted it an inch and a half. The feat was unexpected and dlicited a shout of approval. He took the palm as hav ing the strongest grip on the ground. It was -pitiable to see the further.efforts of the other str'ong men, some of wiiom almost wept at their failure. Several gentlemen said they could do it, but did not care to do so just then. They were right not to nightit. ROBBERY.-On Friday ngthestore of our townsman, Mr.P. Scott,was forci bly entered froili the yard side, by par ties unknown, and robbed of a consid erable amount of clothing, such as over oats, pants, vests, shirts, and suspend ers. besides a large quantity of summer goods kopt in trpaks. Mr. Scotj; esti mates the loss at from 6500 to8X);-and which falls very-heavily upon him at this time. On Saturday afternoon an overcoat and pants were fou' jtider a culvert bridge, two blocks below the store, land it is hoped that a clue bas been discovered by which the thieves may be detected. No developments have yet been made, however. We sympathize deeply with Mr. Scott in his loss. We have been requested to state that Mr. Scott will dispose of the remainder of stock atcost._Bargains may be had. A French Kid Button, or Side-lace shoe, Is a thing that could be lectured on too; But neither DarswellorFurman, in their hap piest way, Could half of their beauty and neatness por tray. And then lecturing is too cheap. Who imagines that a subject teeming with such vast amounts of questions of vital importance to the good of the race, (these shoes destroy the chance to make a living of the chiropodist) could be lec tured on for a quarter? No one, of course! And that's the price now. So we will only say, they are beautiful and neat, elegant and sweet, and arc ever lasting to a remarkableness, and can be purchased at Phifer's New Shoe Store, for-well--small amounts of "pronuses to pay,"-signed by Spinner-and en dorsed by Uncle Satmuel de la grand Republique. ____ 49-tf LAURBENS RAIL R0AD.-We had the pleasure of an interview with Col. H. T. Peake on Monday, and by whom we were assured that the Laurens Rail Road will now be built without perad venture. Col. Peake has the contract for the line, and has already gone on a trip of inspection, so as to b)e thorough ly posted as to the condition of the bed before he commences the work. He is an old railroader, having served in all capacities, and is therefore competent to undertake and complete an under taking of this kind. The people of Laurens will be rejoiced at this news, as will also the country generally round about, and we may look forward to the time when the Laurens whistle will again be heard reverberating among the hills of Newberry. Col. Peake is accompanied by his son, who will take part in the work, and we hope that they wvill make this place their headquarters as long as possible. A HANDSOME~ SAFE.-Capt. John F. Speck has sjust received one of the handsomest and completest fire proof safes of its character ever seen in N~ew berry. It is of Herring's celebrated make, and was manufactured expressly to Capt. Speck's order. It is a model in beauty of finish, is six feet three iches haigh and otherwise in proportion, .hile the inform ral ewoment. nae ABoUT THE TowN A.N COUTY. The number of people in town on Monday was awfully large considering the weather. Farmers who work themselves, and don't depend on hired labor are the people who make money. C. G. Jaeger, Esq., was made glad on Monday by having a brace of part ridges laid on his table. Holiday presents. and good things to eat in large quantities, at L. R. Mar shall's. The universal exrression is, "I have never seen such a charming fall. We have been highly blessed. McD. Metts arrived here from Char leston on Friday. He will remove his family to the city by the sea. The robbers have come to town. Keep a watch on your premises. One robbery already-see notice elsewhere. In the. Columbia Post Office there is an unclaimed letter for Dr. Andrew Wallace, of Newberry. When you see a young couple late at night -on the portico chewing and biting each other, just let 'em alone. They are only fooling. That was a clever party who went hunting last week. It is said they run up with a 1lock of turkeys near town, and bagged two. A view from the third-story window's of Uncle Julius' new building is very fine. A beautiful panorama. spreads out on every side. All transient advertisements and job work must be paid for cash. Credit has ceased. Subscriptions to the HER ALD in advance only. As a white garment appears worse when a little soiled than does a colored one, so does a small fault in- a good man attract more attention than a great offence in a bad man. It is gratifying to say that the ne* quarters of the HERALD are decidedly more convenient than the old, and that the public highly appreciate the,; situa tion. Everybody likes it. And they will like itstill more when our new stock of books, stationery and fancy articles for little and big folks are ready for inspection. This important development will occur in afew days. adies;gentlemen and youth-walk up. The past week has been the busiest we have known in some time. That is, we speak from our stand-point over Harmon's store, from. early morn till night it's like the Saturday niaiket in a arge city.., We are glad to sy that the HENALD patrons are finding the -new location easily. Some lost sight of for months have come in. Come in, gentlemen, there's room for all, and a place on the subscription book for each one. Mr..,Edwai-d Carswell left . here oza Wednedftmorng-for Prosperity- iii prosperous condition. lHe says he never enjoyed himself anywhere so well as in Newberry. He was made at home and appreciated it.. If any one wants to see life, activitj, business, they need only visit Newteerry and glance into the stores, and take 'a bird's eye view up and down the streets of the town. The oldest inhlahitanzt said it used not to be so once. . If you want Job Printing done call up and leave your orders--.the motto of the HERALD Office is, "neat, cheap, rapd" Sa'bscriptions at $2'50, '$1.2'5 and 75 cents, received at all hours of the day.. There -is some talk of moving the Court House a hundred or two- yards down the hill. The plan proposed is to roll it. Dne naties will .be given er the work is commenced, so thal all pef sons may'stand from under. The'- Berger Bell Ringers will per form, he're 'on:Monday night next. .One of the performers plays on a tin kettle and a potato'grater,and produces musie from,.both. Miss Anna on. the Cornet s irresistable. Turkey,.back bones,ribs, sausage and all the et ceteras, formed' the birthday dinner at the residence .of Mr. T. F. Ha'rn, on Friday last. It was a pleas ant occasion and was ini commemora tion of his fortieth. Good thinga were g'nerously provided, and heartily parr taken of. Deputy Sheriff Sligh esptured a whis key wagon a few nights ago, with the owner and driver. He succeeded in getting 20 gallons whiskey to town, to. gether with the horses, but:.the men made their escape in the neighborhood of Mr. Henry Whitmire's. Whiskey and horses will be sold. Truth strabger. t.Ian ifcti~n. With deep sorrron we anuna that Mr, A. 1.. Wicer intends retiring :framnz bir ness and has already made arrange met.o sell out on the 1st of January. Tere'will be & vail of Iamentation from the children of Newberry when this is known. In <all our experience nothing he bunrt us more than this news. What will thc Jittle people do after January. Whatever mistakes occur in the fil1 ing up of the HER?ALD or errorsipiprint must be excused for the reason that the bustle below stairs is worse than the noise made at the tower' of J3abel. We were not there, but know. Harmon eaair not help his trade being so heavy. Nor are we angry with the people, for a great many comec up stai-s after trading below. The opportunities afforded farmers by the long continued fine weather we trust have not been neglected. They should by this time have everything about their farms in apple pie order. Every boll cf cotton should by now be picked, fences in order, stable and~ shelters ditto, forage stored, wood piles heaping, and everything else conducive to prosperity, comfort and convenience, done. To use, an old and homely ex -r~~,mk a hl h n hns paydu ae a hl the sun shines. oul Pay utothere af you wol Dou'll comphendnes as yusM foo To'l cmpenngothen goldess ralfoo PROSPERITYISMS. A lively Debating Club has been or ganized and is in successful operation. Carswell's Lecture, on Wednesda: night, was capital, and was listened t< by. ia respectably large audience. A No. 1 Livery Stable has been open ed by Dr. J. B. Simpson. It was long needed. Ira B. Jonos paid Newberry a flyini visit on <Friday last and flew back oi Satirday. Prosperity agrees with him The Maile Academy, we are pleasei toTe4rn, is flourishing.. It has a larg< numbef of students, each and all o :whofi. .,e dekg.heir level best a stldi' The bills which annouice. that th( mereintg of the towit 'pay all toll o the-Edgefield people who come over t< trade, were printed.at the HERALD of fice, and sent down on Thursday. Tol tickets also. The merchants down there are wid( awake. A number. of the old citizens still cal' the place Frog Level. HOUSEKP.mEEEs, ATTENTION.-Mn11 articles which housekeepers have de nied themselves during the dull seasor when money was scarce, are now fonnd necessary as the holidays approach. and especially must losses, by breakage and otherwise,'of crockery and glassw:ire be made. good. As there is no better place to get a supply than at the magnificent store of Messrs. Kingsland & Heath, ol Columbia, the attention.of housekeepers is directed there. And not only in crockery and glassware is this establish ment well provided, hiit in every other article that is'. possibTy nebded in the properly furnished house,, from the kitchen to the bed-chambe-r' Their store is on Main Street, under the 'Col umbia Hotel.: tf. Ix FuLL FEATmER.-Sincc the inau guration of the wholesale department to the business of -messrs. Perry & Slawson, their trade has very largely increased, and their shipments all over the country are surprisingly large. Yet they have not relxied'any. bf their attention to their retail trade,'-bt rather watch it the closer, and they have :the satisfaction of finding'that their close assiduity to business and prompt habits are resulting in success. The -stock'.on hand for this season is unusually jarge and a.vrie iri all6 Ltfe neNest? :cloicest and cheapest brands,.of segars and to bacco, both for chewing and smoking, togthei'.with suc9thlA.ticQs its iule leptih 'f'rst clasY rga soe''h Indian Girl is jiot only serene but in full feather, and cordially solicits.orders large o smnafl. Main Street, Coum. bia, under Columbia Hotel,is'the pisce. 48-tf. PEOPLE WILL GET MARRED,-SudsmOtlo us doi~ pave but one chance, so do it up in styl..o.e6ever,-it Is a.poor compliment to your friends to invite them'to yonr wedding with a shablty invitation. The invitation is yor how ; it introdnces:. the.Hfe.fthe-.1aw couple) and sbould2be. is the best style. Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Charleston, S. C..ba'ep m;l)ieaest1tg f pr3frds, &c., and execute --te -work in the highest s~4e4arSeid to~ ten~Tidad9l The novelty of 'Chliestom, S. C. for the next few, weeks is~this great r ti.on. in prices of all kinds.of Dry. Gosarpets, Oil Cloths, Etc., at the popular House of FnlGiIGoTT, aENEDICT & 004'. "WO i knowa, -keeps the largest:-and best: selected stock oftaboWe namned Goods At'trfes1d possible prtce&, Contry 6rd1ers '-entruni'd to them are filled with the,greates# icare and dispatch, If- .goods are.. not .. satisfactory, .noney -will -returned, Samples setbt on---ap: pliaion. Remit per Epes or Post 0Ooe Order, or gopds will be sent (O .D. All re. tail' orders over' $10 will' be sent free fi charge. A VMalOl Ie4 i~l .TreaBtI. H ostetter's United States Almanicfor1876 for distribution;gratis, throngb,oot the United States, and all civilized con'ttrieoftheWest er Hemirsphete, will be publihed about th first of' Jauary, .in thel English,:Germian, FrenehNorwegianl,Wel5s,8Swedish;Uolaind, Bohemian and SpanisL langige,',and. all who wish to understand- the-true-philosophy of health should read andp'oui4ctt.iqaluable suggestions it contains. In addition to-as admirable medical treatise on the ca.usegApre vention and cure of a~great variety of diseases, it embraces a large amoiut of informatiofi interesting to the merchant., the 'mechanic, the mpiner, the farmer, the plantei', land ,pro fessional spanj and the calculations have been made for su&ch igeridings and' latitudes as are most suitable for a corrept an.d .ats: preensive N'ationalalegder. The natnre, gees, and extraordinury sani: tary egceets of' Rostetter's St oueach iBitters, the staple tonic an4'4Jtraive of more thai half the Christian worid; are fully set forth is its pages, which also are interse'rs with pic toal illustrations; valuable recibes for-'the househod. and ,fism, humorous anecdotes, and other instinctive: and amusing 'readin matter, originat and selected. Among thei An;n4s to appear with the opening of thc year, this will bp Lage qS th rygst 4seful anc may be had'for thea 4skitg 'T. c p-oprietgirs Messrs. Hostetter &- Smith, Pjttsburg. Pa. on receipt of a two cetsap will fo.rward a copy by mail to any per9on who cannol procure one in his neighborhood. The Bit 'tes are sold in every city, town and village, and extensively used through'out the entire civilized world. .is Not Generally Known. T hai ihe glNtrt;.t jossible_route betweet Ldui, over the St oi,Rassg.n Northern Short Line. ~This roa jy jvmied surprising importance by r'eason or f8iSes expenditrvs in the last. two years, of' over two ifian dollars, besides earnings;ln im. p roveents of road-way, in relaying theii inc r-j;i !;est gu-iity of' new steel and iron nails, on Erdasi '.g;tes,.and substituting for ordinary cars, newrg g r coach es, elegantly carpeted and ftted, *T1'dt' ist ing rooms with toilet coulvemiences for 1a ies, gentlemen and families traveling with cirijj without_ :ny <-xtra charge. Thh line i-ass si,g tast rg.gsgajng between thie Mississppi and 'Fsfour pveg, tyg gr9T than any other road, and Conr,ets wit 'a the great Land Grant Roads in the West, and has adopted all modern appliances foi comfort, speed and safeguards against acci .dents,ineidinig night and day watchmen,who inspect the road before and after the passage of each train to see that everything is in or der. We recommnend:those contemplating a t-ip W.egt.to take thca St.- Louis, Kansas City and fNorth#4 Sh.Q4 hi.e, It .!eing the ()til3 line running~ tlhrongh cars '6te@l St'. 'ot;p and Omaha, and for tickets over this e;cel: lent line we refer our readers to any tickei agent selling through ticketsl,.ti theWst, Koi map, cirealdr5 and- i l,easaddress either J'. F. McCarth:v, 'Cinemtidfti, Og or P. B. Groat, St. Louis, Mo. either of whomr will furnish any information desired. 4-t1 NEDERY Dcm l.e k.4aJe;coo wr....... naamna, a _ueirar nind .iIiscelU0e,6s. ~ATfAT The Oldest Inhabitant, As well as the youngest child, will now b forced to bear tesimony to the fact.that th proprietor of the. above-- named popula house, A Mo. WICKER, Ha-i surpassed all pr'evious efforts in pro viding for the GOOD PEOPLE OF NEWBERRY My stoel for this Full and Winter, nutding the -Hoidak Sason i better, bigger'and braver than it 've was before, and For Proof of the Assertion I simply- ask-ameSntion: Foirwan of abl.biian fa:Eily &tn.no st plT4as 18 BCIE&$ZCF fffACKERS assorted, fresh 'and geutine. - ORANGES, - APPLES, BANANAS DATES, LEMONS, RAISINS, in LARGE QUANTITIES. CANNED 00ODS, 01 every variety, in fish 'flesh' fowl p served .fuits, etc. NUTS, OF EVERY KIND, Nic Naes and Notions. A full stock of GiROCERWE Coffee, Sugar, Flour, Rice, Grist, Meal Mackare ,oAps, Spipin,uer, Cinna. n ;e ep . ojia, .Yeast Powders, Candles, Pickles, Dried FN it; Potatoes, Peasg Beans, Cabbage, Cod *Lli, Vinegar, and many other tbings.: And Last, kit N Least, SUCH A LOT O TOYS With FIRE CRACKERS, TORPE DOES and ROMAN CANDLES, As Aevei tefore havi 1;4iseen in the towt of Ne-xbirry. . Nog;frienvb Izanietratined, tp..pleasi you with a stock o.f goods from which yot ca:mo fait to be stified, tand which W11 be kept up tr aiul.anid until every. body is supplied. My pri-cos, too, are marked down to liv in r 5 moenae ntD be mado yppy h,v5 TO RElNT, ' *AHOUSE AND LO.T ori 1i-a.ttSrde opposite Mr. R.'L. IeCaughrin's residence h1J4 ouse . otfs :uiero6s? tw i being servants' houses.sufficiefo r .tablishmnents. The Tat is two acres, onee.e: which is-a ricb kitehdn garden. The wartei is most excellent. FEMALE COLLEGE, Tuesday Night,;e #1 182% CILOSING_:O NYTi Al.e matri lae dan,t. aidmssini6 Cesets. -I hereby give notice thaiI will make a -final settAemeWt pf the:E tgetf fathe lat James C. Leahy, as Judge of Probat6 for -Nbstrry-Cmmy,- arFto1 8dlr'd ofDeagemnby sei. tpj t ehaft taai settlement, I will appl to the P~robate Iratrli^oftii Yersondate Ofhe aid JohinrR.'ieker, .decea*1.-:erh e' MATTIE SHACKLEFOR1D,~ As A dm'x., of'Est. of John Rt. Wicker, ded Nov.-18;-48--t. An Executarotf the Es&ate 6r 3aiW1ret S. (.o.ding..,deceased, J1 will sel aN.t'i 4TII DAY OF. IAJARA1Y, 1875,'the lho% of she Real ,istat,e 4f the sad.deesd consisting.of. ... TWO..JWINDRFAD MKD RFT NILMDB The- tract jI bounded by-lands o~ J. B P3tts, U?, 0,. U?eason an4 Andre.* Esrk; Any ot,ber. inkworationfl t.1) oained from the underigned. J. W. REAGIN, Nov. 41, 45-St Executor. Ntice of Final Discharge.. oicishereby gisen that!1- will apply het h ving'already ma4 (he' ~ni sit r men'tt ont her Estate. - x -. F. 41. OINICK,( Nov. 2' , 47-5t. Trustee. NOTICE.. H faring-made a settlement on the Estate a finial dischirgeto the .robate pd,rt foi: Newbefry County qn tlle.81st de Rf Dr ember next. JsMI R. SPE4 RMAN', -(- iara Qf $tta~ I. Wearn. AdinnIstratrix's lNotice. Notice jahereby given that I will make a final settlement-on1 the Estate of Daane Mower, deceased, and will apply for final discharge as Administratrix of the sanme on the t : n-~ of -December .next, jPartids thaiftime YC~NTH1A'MO E~I Nov. 24, 47-.5t, Adm'x, COW LOST. A RED COW, with) long keen horns, and some little white under. the~ :belly, strayed from the subscriber someC weeks ago. Said zger piad go a bell whert she left. and i: sf.p se'd th nurdl dr aierM Lti.a Di*y Goo48 4 tg i84 E GRIANBEANNP OF r FAL Emporium of FASHION1 lkn'd Will 9ontinue Witt Varied PrggaW Inta a -ates# Na 'velties,, , o - Everything New and FJgad1 p - Hlt OHLTS Font ADIES As -well as GlO penemens Tiee . oeds, .CPhistirir q>f CLOTHS, OASSIMERS, hnd FURNISHIlNG - Goods of-alf indg. -Ofr stock 'is -lrge; cons-stingf eery article -in- our -.w6 lineq--MHner'y; and PDq Goods-and- have -been bou-N with' cir an0 t'we arddetferdbaiid to---giveotlfa. factioi to etery orLe, both 'iti qa4iij4 of goods ad prices, tre respehUIy,olici. s early vis'n from our friends and customers. FALt VVI"INTER AND 60 'SlkMn@S~I i Goeds, 'Corsets, Hosiera n Pi sO s, an ,u:13ikerchiefs. ri UNDR HER ALD O10CE 2T51ING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. TIS SJfDE.OF EW TORL. FORl PYIfCES S1 LOCAL. Sep. 2, 35-4;m. .)-% - S0 -QL' M ?Q $mm48 $54Tme,ehoutiire $38 0a~h $58'4'inie, x thout'Itewrest. To pecommnpdate;Planters,'they -cani or def-nW enggg 4s& 4ppil tedp. 4whp tie Wil ta e t .or gas priee. When delivered frqm F'actory by darlQad, no dry 'e w$S Ie Sharged. .: This Ggano is g 'i #p: jg 411 4he Southern SLtafor its rmarkable effects as an agen. ty for increasing the products of laibor 'as not iO require specialrecommeiidation froiii cbi n elracter for-riab!e M~ Iuce! The supplies put into market this season are, as heretofoe "rpared under the au perintdieOe ST. JU941A VS LliLt WIQsj~ a4s esoarstion is.PreciselY the same as as~heretofore sold J. N.' ROBSON, . ; Agent. for-'Bout.h Carolina, . eaggeston, S. C.. JOHN S. REESE & CtO4 General Agents, Baltimore. - Nov. 24, 47-3m. INHPLS1I RRTIITILIZE [$r .e4'sAG8o*cerie8, Al jAMk4Ibthe Riki ana ]Dress! I e-thiide Plled me to purhans que-. oft he:; st, e 1 ld chilpet.siock of DRY G0[0D. DRE$ GOODS and .IDU MES'ICS cvtr shown in New befry, J j my' ihviatiion nnd lxamirw not only th( .abve, buta beautiful and r4relt f0 O - O~S, ror lddis, genflemen ind youth AYdI8irTi-aLF~ a TO SHOW ' a large a;id.handsome--stck ju the airoclej -eriiinerat4,'btir a Juperior assortdieqt r6t BQ0TSj SIOES,and, VATt,o; everv want of the ,na.famuilv.czn Ie suppli.--d nLogt l:tbi ihe bui d ,hint the inner mn1M. I can asiure rhe public that DAE TTtR:T-I ME dedeesewedself forairgn in'ia sug ply of choice GROGERIES,-itpr for fami. lfrputi'oniuss, i' o6fwhiebshould.be &idnow:hil,inif ""1 in. beet lought cheap,.and: ot only , . .t Peo N Np but fot- the rest of mankind and BAR. GAINS are e r f dvery one who Comer8ir C On tlie -nraALUaePoo ZHA el EST 4L~T 857. Oct.. W~'oulcall the attention of their cusio mers, fr-eW&-ath' Wi gfi aly, to te a 7he V ARE SEFM ppit.entiCe pk, ppgistyg -f --'0; Groceries, Crockery-wqe, Mr4wagi gre and Woodagrw~ei4es. a-esuty whihvt@ W &dAfealre from the 4;b.qqeetQin Baltijapreist prices to suit the times. We feel satisfied that we didlast season. There being no a4 sell at prices within t2ie reach of all. In additi,n ;to tips abtVe, fe' ;i bafe to our-atocksa nie akortmit of 'Confeion eries, consisting of Cande,-6tti Piach and Americarr-fhdisius-6euetGods; &c which Uyg ptti4y JUNIus E. CeaPxA~, WMS.ILSON. The partnership-heretofore existwag be & CO., has been dissolved b the death of JamesM.$ilan, - ywise i8dgbMel taMr)ts fpagU.piatak ibnmediate:paymnau elfLallfasatUVbe SurviviotfM. Wilsoanho. .Nedsohkim? 6g aet elk stocko g 28 .a qBRY OOD8, MESSRS) JIVZ2aWKJ30b 06~, .her a1te my ,aagirig Ihe businee%. will take pleasure in *aiting'aphacustomerV, Sep 8etf. PFOAL. Alt claims #e me DA AY,.tkenOtha inst., wil be placed in the lection. Nov. 11, 45-f. Progressive:Age copy. BMg UJ4,A~. Thetjy ig pu~licas we'll.as p sre Stab~le, in rear of Messrs, Mayes & M artin, is iell'suppliedNith .%Sdale and Harness Hodrses a-ni'VehluIej artdtha?m erges are Moderate. Ashare of 'public -patronage isi solicited aid.&satisfaction guara;nteed. I will always bd%nund in the -oficef Stock kept on rpes al?~tm~* Set.23I3-t.E - -n Sept. 23,38ifia Wisearg nna~ h Jit soht. and &~aI.ment. I Rim. ATLANTIC COASI Compris'ng Charlptte,. C pn 0o1umbia & Augkl-,' ;W-iI & Roanoke,- arfdCOnfiie;i ai& ia;v~sh ntdibesgti:anen tio and frm o,4 oigt o apodth 1' trailic, the nagemeit lIivitos on w l eal all Qthers in prqMptmu Inforniation of the frardn f signees: atnd -alf-'elainis d d itge ofthe Line, named herein. ISOHEDUL 0 PAT .LINE LR. ArM SrC yZ ,S'TEMEESr - CLYDE STEAMERS - ROHgNS3ML91O Mfg y SOUTUW.S !9AY HI$TADEL.PHL,& SOUTHnN TEAM ~~'~~1~ ~ ..W '?IoR , . 979 17GWS FY, ment W.fl H3Z TI s t F I Z1O G~E REATR1J 1:?ATwy b r2 - Esec 'rrar., for the moVement of L e *UGUR ' Y v.r. Vfv ..'LxB'r -C-OO *1Onnects 9ose with in W bound oa.d. ome iag-1u 1 a rY0'd 1,da r NE Irmo - Agsnt, a 4qp7 6 Naayhe pas-n p - a ti thaJW i. i J 41.J JA:.. -..f I -r And a cmpIate assortment of UmbeHasTruks: - lis0s,1 SE08u&q0 '0 10 st0 ~ '~ Greaeyillq.& Cobumbia. Ralroad. .On and. eity rday, Au&ug *28i 187Ldtb Passenger Trams ou the~ Gre~enville & tolupL.b.la Ral.30pddi#1 xur .be fo1Qwing, Schewdule, daily, Saunaaj excepted,.connecting witIt.Eght Taiugaon oth. Caro)i - --y4,p. and 'dowu, also with Trains gon North and Sauth on @arlotte; Coumb w ub68i)toad' and Wilmington, Colum3ia and; Augusta EaDl road: -.a:w :.;.--e L 2T..: .UP. lasest Cohtabis.-.........d.2 3 n " Alstpu........ ....,s.... 9.<.5 a.uw "Cokesury.................. 2.456 mi :1elto*...................~ *10 m,a Arrive Greenville....,......... 5 p yn . -'DOWN. ' . Leav~e Greenville.............6.30 .a '.'i Belfen.',''. ......... ..-:.-8 m " Vokesbury....-..-. .9..1* e.za >' ewbery. ...'.C ...-. . 3. Y. ym^ " Amspn.. .......u.... 3Joa Arrive co1mmte-s-.~..:..c-. ?g DOWN. ~ Leave WalhaU=:.............. 4.46a a4 " Anderson .........'.'.-..... .2 a mf Arrive at3elten...:g.,,.,.. * 8J. m Concig'ihdw trafo frd5ai Gre-enville.' Leave.Belton at. . 85 .- :Andersit.-......p.:. " Penidleton, , .50 p ta Arrive at Wathalla,.... T 5-p ra Accommodation Triin rug on A.be-~ Branch. Mondy'. We.uesdays and .Fridays. @j Andeson-Bha.-wee Beiton and An dejpo: og T ays. Thursys syd Sag ta. - - HQS. DOD AMRAD, Get't' . J.aD::z Korrow, Gene ialcket Agent. 'p. 2,85--fr - - AMI&n(y and lIIchkond Mr Lie Th- e 'j r'ce -eI1 lautaiw 'h fo en're --EZ ~edI hN. -e -L ae tdn...... ...... ......-... .R 184tf Leave ra Senes -ity............:. .....-'.15 Imeave Greenvil....... ......y.. Leave Sepacsburgt..... .. ... .,.... ~ Leve Geeuvillc.,.......... . Lnave Spsrtaz~burg.~ ~ -, ('h~p1j.Jtnj * ~ ~REATt F '1 bla a D.fgt - ing 9gto I.8sip P or e hof 0 the Line mierhargep i: buth, Vn.. JTIMORE &DELPHIA. FORK. -- 3$TON. LDELPAIA..., F COiWer A uj3a j;m rO lp aI t.tw.x e su [. W, Sth A.A a odo * A h mat aseman. tm. SP X 8 - 114 -eu,ireac.3 l p.1 . A- D - - ebaheleveA 4yt dS Ao T Li&i!e Rock and'T.is-ksuj@i change, conanectinag th'ere e ith f p for Houstoii and alif ifs In~ T% ;Thing~ effRPeCpegeffI trainta. d1 anid Iflouston, Texab. thisrouterfcr 8&,o~ gi1' mneaiou u-ABEl - Loui:s R..t.,. Atantal G. E. $AEG Se~l~ahetern- Ag' bS.#t.1 4." & ta-,or fo, a ': fW-W Gen'l Pass'r&.iktA Sep. 23, 38-tf. 'fai~&v>4 CASH CAPITAfu, *~6.O ~~>A Ay heafthy mze be e a f 8 ri4s.yaa8 may em 8 CO50 2 4 T5O25. # 4.* 3 0 50 -1. ownce 9A0 16;50 *.L i50 Z .-. - 00 n230 - 0 3un 0i 300 50*1*A- , . - S . Agent - A 0 urtReaat h~nar C eso . C~ tss ets Jan .lst,.3873, - - .t,76, Ieserve, being etnomnt .necesa rysto re4sre all'kikks, - - 1,4'8.5, 09 Mount Plasan?, narChra4 '., Dec. 1#,49-tf. OLJBAlimB Tetdreoodi.eIkza'u nFR< fpanitid mde p- reing{pmb. 0.rly ta asti ayEUF 4( hATEeOf .'0aro t' pa"daiuut