The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, January 20, 1875, Image 3
Special and Local.
T T A"i Sardine Co.'s Bone
I less Sardines, are much better, and
Sless tha.-half the cost of imported I
Sardines. 8-1y. |
Cheap Reading.
Any one who will bring us ten new sub
scribers at Q2.50 each, will be given on(
extra for himself, and a years' subscriptior
eithxer to the Scientific American, the Hom
Journal, Rural Carolinian, Southern Cultiva
tOr, Scince of Health, Peterson's Ladies
Magazine, Saturday Evening Post or Penn's
Monthly. This offer places it in reach ol
the canvasser to get two papers free of charge.
Or by taking te. subscribers at the redaced
price of $2.25 each, he can secure either one
of the above named first rate papers. Who
wi&,be the first to bring in a club?
Or five subscribers at $2.50 each, brought
-is a&one time, will entitle the getter up ol
the -club to either one of the above named
papers or magazines.
Single sbseriptions $2.50, always and
Invariably in advance. 1-4t.
bnEx To Nzw ADxiTisxrs.
jjD er-Ntice.
J, R. Tarrant-Notice to Orphans.
S. & U. I. IL-Change of Schedule.
J, N. Robas-Important to Farmers.
C. C-&'A. . R.-Cbange of Schedule.
W. C. & A. R. R--Change of Schedule.
C. F. Jacksou-Nwberry to the Rescue.
Chas. J. C. Kline & Co.-The Great Cause
of Human Msery.
See card of F. Werber, Jr., Deputy Survey
or. 40-1y'
I.0.O. F.-R. W. GRA" LODGE,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROINA.-The an
nual session okbe . W. Grand Lodge
will be held at Odd Fellows' Hall to
morrow morning, the 20th inst., at 9
o'ciOCk. -
By order of
A. G. MAGRATH, JP.,
M. W. Grand Master.
ROBMER JAME,
R. W. Grand Secretary.
January 19. 1875.
FWER SEED.-A selection of choice
flower seed just received ~at the HERALD
Bose..CaR early and secure them,
BARGAps.-From and after this date
we d*il is eofour entire stock of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods, at and
b s. MCFALL & POOL.
ACIEdfiEDGXENT.-The Cceronian
Society of Roanoke-College, through its
Committee,wiH accept-cur thanks for
an inviteiic.Qteid t~fehnmiversary
Celebration, on Mond&y EY.en.geb
ruaryq
Tax NOnCnAt. Vnisse C. Smith
re -ir.sto say thatiJhe time has been
endd to the 30th of January. After
thatt fme the penalty will attach.
yPf&ithe present date the total
apopat paid in to the office is $20,000.
ETG10Us.-The Rev. Mr. Probst
~they pulpit of Luther Chapel
on1fatSNbbatbh in the absence of the
Rev. H. W. KCo VIqhas gone to
Ogi;g; t~o gtl4 .the Rev. S. T.
Hainan*aj 'pastor of Mt.- Lebanan
Church,
.THE Ax EUns.-Owing to the in
clemnenc (~th~easher on Monday
a- i-ons''re not greeted
by drg6audience., Considering al
thinogs, however, it was a fair turn out,
aNile gefo)#ianelicited many out
bursts. - .
Esaegso die Books published by
the Methodist Book House, at Nash
vgle,can besen at the HER~AD Book
Sor, and any selection made there
f,iib;l.e ordered with promptness.
y)'r.r respectfully solicited at the
.tf HERAw BOOK~ STORE.
FAYO.-Our esteemed friend, Capt.
W. W.)avies, the efficient Superinten
dentoftheSpartanburg & Union R. R.,
apIAee tuus dr obligation by the
ppssentation of an annual ticket over
hfa road. It affords us pleasureto know
tipsythee rious accident which he re
cebinat-fli at Aiston, did not affect
hi1hmea)ory, in that we still occupy a
place in his regard.
REDUCTrON.-A material reduetion
hybeen made by Mr. J. N. Bobson in
his fertilizers since last notice. Cash
prioe of Acid Phosphate is reduced
from $33 to $30, and time price from
%8-to $35: Soluble Pacific from $48 to
N6.ash2. Mr. Robson will also refund
thif~i'iffsrehc6 now announced to the
pbries' who have bought at former
prie who.apply for the same.
PEnsoNsr..-We acknowledge the
paessure of a visit from M. W. Grand
Master, A. G. Magrath, Jr., and R. W.
(Tran($ ecretary, Robert James. These
gennnhae just arrived from
Charkston>to attend the annual session
0f01th& W. Grand Lodge-which
convenescat this place on to-morrow
(Wednesday) morning. We are satis
fled tag .their stafwill benekde pleas
anto bg'the fraternity, to which we cor
diauylLpmmend.them.
CENS At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the National Bank of
Newberry, held on the 12th inst.,
Messrs. G. T. Scott, R. S. Chick, Jno.
T. Peterson, C. H. Saber, Y. J. Pope.
J. N. Martin. R. L. McCaughrin, Jno.
S. Renwiek and Jno. B. Carwile were
unnnimously elected Directors of the
Bank.
At a meeting of the Board of Direc
tors held immediately-after the adjourn
mnent of thestockho'lder's meeting, Mr.
R. IL )siCangbrin was unanimously
elected Ptleidenit of the Board.
The Indian Girl is one year older
than when she last spake to the people
through the HERALDn, and it is a pleas
ure to say that she has gained in expe
rienCe, and is better able to cater to the
tstes of the great smoking public than
-.e befor. She is an anthority onn
GuANAANxI GUAx.-Attention is
specially called to the advertisement of
Mr. J. N. Robson, of Charleston, which
appears in this paper for the first time,
and which brings to the notice of plan
ters the above named guiano, a natural
animal deposit. Mr. Robson is now in
receipL of a cargo of 500 tons and as it
is sold for the low price of 810 per ton,
it will be well to send orders for it at
once. Read the testimonials in its
favor.
GEN. M. C. BUTLEies RESIDENcE
BuRNE,D.-The Augusta Cmstitutiona
ist of Thursday last says that Gen. But
ler. while in the city, received a letter
conveying the information that his resi
dence, twenty miles dist:int from Edge
field C, H., S. C., was burned about 10
o'clock the night previous, and that his
wife and children escaped with difli
culty in their night clothing. We have
heard no particulars as to the origin of
the fire.
Cheap music and reliable authority
on all that pertains thereto can be had
in the Southern Musical Journal, pub
lished by Ludden & Bates, of Savannah,
Ga., publishers and wholesale and retail
dealers in sheet music. These gentle
men besides keep. a large and splendid
stock of all kinds of musical instruments
of the best makers. We recommend
the Musical Journal to amateurs, the
price of which per year is only $1.25 and
every number containing new music
worth the year's subscription. Subscribe
for it.
THE COiUMBA HOTEL.-This popular
hotel still maintains its old and enviable
reputation, mine host Gorman leaving
no stone unturned in his endeavors to
please the travelling-public. The tables
of the Columbia are supplied in the
very best style, everything available
being furnished for the delectation of
the palate, and this is not all, foi- the
sleeping arrangements are also carefully
attended to that no possible discomfort
may be felt by the lodger. We were
pleased on a late visit to behold the
genial Gadsden in his accustomed place,
to whom and Mr. Gorman we feel in
debted for many marked courtesies.
TO THE PEOPLE OF NEWBERiRY, and
the ladies especially, the card of the
"Leader of Low Prices" will prove
highly interesting. C. F. Jackson is
the maadfor the times, without a ques
tion, for instead of getting into a drag
he sets his pegs and pushes straight
ahead with such energy and foresight
that he invariablty wins. His announbe
ment now of a reduction in price of ar
ticles previously sold at .the Low Price
figure will make a sensation, as it
should. If the reader cannot conven
iently go down to the city, an ordir
can be sent, which will receive prompt
attention if addressed to him at No.
12$ Main street, Columbia, S. C.
Iw Bunsegs.-lIj things continue
as at present, we will be.forced to add
another branch to our business. So
great is theaceumulation of cravats that
we are at aloss what to dowith them,
and if others would follow the practice
of C. F. Jacksoi, of Columbia, in pre
senting us one of his best every time
we visit the city, it would be a whole
sale instead of a retail business. We
sometimes wonder if lie imagines we
live on cravats. Whatever his thoughts,
however,,.it is passing strange that it is
always cravats. Perhaps he has the
hope of choking us off. It matters not,
though, our cry is "Lay on Macduff,
and - be he who first cries hold,
enough," and we shall open a first class
cravat house as soon as fair weather sets
in. If he has no objection, a pair of
suspenders by way of variety will make
us happy. _____
The Crockery and House-Furnishing
Establishment of Messrs. Kingsland &
Heath; of Columbia, still continues to i
be the great attraction, although the
Holidays are over. The fact of the
business is they keep a large and
varied stock of goods and the public are I
aware of it. Place, Main Street, under
Columbia Hotel. 2-tf.
FRESH SEED.-Dr. E. E. Jackson, of
Columbia, the great seedist, as well as
weather prophet, has sent us a select
and large variety of Buist's garden seed,
with request to sow that their qualities
may be ascertained. For the seed we
are under many obligations to our
friend E. E., but as Newberry is now a
sheet of mud it would be vain to plant
at this time. We have 'seed' seed put
into wet ground before without profit,
prophets of the weather to the contrary
notwithstanding, therefore, we will wait
a convenient season. Seriously, Buist's
seed are acknowledged to be A I, and
are always sent out by the great vege
table grower fresh, and Dr. J. is one of
the best agents he has, for being a
skilled plantist and grower himself he
knows what kinds to recommend.
Having just received a large stock he
is prepared to fill cash orders promptly,
and to the satisfaction of all who favor
him. Send orders at once.
CouE'.-The business at this term of
Court is pretty heavy, but it is being
energetically worked up, notwithstand
ing the unfavorable weather. The cases
so far disposed of are:
The State vs. Willis Sanders-bur
glary-not guilty.
The State vs. Hampton Mitchell-as
sault and battery-guilty.
The State vs. G. P. Jacobi-official
misconduct-not guilty.
The State vs. J. B. Reagin-murder1
-not guilty.
The State vs. Henry Counts-murder4
-not guilty.
Five cases have been nol pros., two
being for riot, one for official miscon
duct, one as accessory to arson, andl one
for attempt to kill by poison.
The presentment of the Grand Jury
we regret not being able to present to
Now receving at the Newberry nFu
ALD Book Store, a large variety of arti
cles in Stationery.
All -kinds of letter, note, legal cap,
sermon and other papers kept on hand.
Wedding and invitation paper and en
velopes to match, a specialty.
A beAutiful lot of business cards just
received. .
Superior ink by the single bottle or
gross. Quarts, pints, half pints, 4 oz.
and 2 oz. bottles.
Bill head, letter head, note head and
monthly statement paper, always on
hand, and printed to order. 3-2t
TUESDAY.-It is unaccountable why
Tuesday has become the most popular
day in the week. We have thought
the matter over and over, and can only
conclude that it has become so because
the HERALD is put to press on that day,
and of all the days in the week it is our
busiest, and, therefore, in a pure spirit
of perversity everything unusual hap
pens on that day, and if there is any
thing to be done which could be done
at any other time, Tuesday is the day
selected in preference to, all others.
But one time in our experience has a
circus ever visited Newberry on any
other day-and the consequence always
as been that our naturally demoral
ized devils get entirely beyond control.
The Bell Ringers come on Tuesday.
Every advertiser in town brings in his
card on that day. If a man wants to
hunt up a notice published eight or ten
years ago, he waits until Tuesday. If
a drayman is due ten cents for deliver
ing a package he is sure to come in at
that time. If a fellow don't want any
;hing particular he is sure to call on
ruesday. The Sons of Temperance
neet on that night, but our conduct has
)een so intemperate through the day it
vould be a sin were we to attend. If
L robbery, or murder, or distinguished
leath occurs, it happens just after we
ro to press on Tuesday, and the news
s stale ere another publication day. If
n invitation is extended to us to eat
tuy.body's big dinner or see a couple
narried, the time is Tuesday. But why
mumerate further. Of all days in the
veek Tuesday is the most trying. yet so
tcestomed are we to the pressure, that
f, as it sometimes happens, nothing oc
:urs, wd'hunt something up. It is re
narkable that Christmas does not of
ener occur on Tuesday, and Thanks
yiving never.
All persons in any
wise indebted to me,
wre called upon to set
ile before the 1st of
February. Longer
indulgence will not
Ee given.
S. F. FAN.T.
Jan. 13, 2-8t.
LBOU'T THE TOWN AND COUNTY.
The weather since last issue has been
rariously good, bad and indifferent.
Fust now it halts between two opinions,
nd as the clerk is not able to cast a
rote it is impossible to say how it will
urn out.
This is an unfavorable time to put
eed in the ground-if you have more
n hand than needed, however, you can
ommence gardening.
Business since Christmas has been
mcommonly dull. No one comes in
rom the country unless forced to do so.
Because we had an Invitation to a
arkey and chicken salad dinner, with
-it cake and other nice things added
ne of our non-paying patrons begged
s to treat him. We could not see it.
A drover who could not sell out on
'oot, slaughtered here last Tuesday, and
pare ribs, back bones, &e,, were plen
;ul.
Persons going into churches should
nter quietly'after closing doors softly.
L noisy entrance makes people turn
heir heads.
A Chicago shirt dealer advertises,
'Buy from me or I'll bust." Likewise
vi we if those who owe do not pay
It is remarked that girls who dress
'loud" soon come to talk and act loud.
A friend could not go to Columbia on
'riday last, because his linen was all
A pair of muddy boots were found in
he cellar of a store in town on Monday
ast, and as the door was also found
pen the inference is that burglars wore
it work. Loss, if any, not known.
Do not laugh boisterously loud unless
you cannot possibly help it. It is vul
ar, in spite of the advice to laugh and
~row fat.
The order of the day now is home
mting. This is the principal business
ith the colored people. We hope they
nay all get good places.
Every man indebted to this office is
~ordially invited to come and settle.
We trust the advice wvill be taken to
rindly. It is foolish in the extreme to
et mad about it.
Cash subscribers only are wanted for
he year 1875.- If you have no money,
ring chickens, eggs, wood, fodder,
~orn, &c., but do not ask for time. We
~annot give it.
Job work from this date must be paid
r before delivery.
The Book Store is also run on the
;trictly cash principle-no charges
made.
Troubles are like dogs, the smaller
hey are the more they annoy you.
The scarcity of locals last week was
used by the crowing of a game chick
m in the rear of our office. It was im
yossible to write under the circum
itances.
A double-fisted Dutchman breaking
1p flour barrels for kindling wood, sent
>ur wits wool-gathering about the same
Im~ Tn the extremity a lodge in some
The Newberry Hotel is again in the
hands of Mr. J. P. Pool, who will run
it to the satisfaction of everybody.
Major Reese, military pay master,
was in town last week. The hearts oJ
the soldiers were made light and their
pockets heavy by his visit.
HE (not Major Reese, but the other
man,) was in town again a few days
ago and never said a word about hi
back due subscription. We know not
what to make of such a man.
A ladv visitor to our Book Store, who
is a close reader of the HERALD, won
dered lately how we could write so
cheerfully while the weather was so
bad. The only reason we can assign
for it is that some kind-hearted crea
tnres are always coming in to pay their
dues. This is what keeps up our spirits.
Otherwise we would collapse.
Court is in full blast. Some of the
jurymen think it a blasted shame that
they are obliged to sit when they would
rather stand up or walk about. We
think it a good way to cure a man of
laziness.
A short man became attached to a
tall woman, and somebody said that he
had fallen in love with her. "Do you
call it falling in love?" said the suitor;
"it's more like climbing up to it."
He blushed a fiery red,
Her heart went pit-a-p.at;
She gently hung her head
And looked down at the mat.
He trembled in his speech;
He rose from where he sat,
And shouted with a screech,
"You're sitting on my hat!"
A SORRY DEFENCE.-The Presi
dent's message is just about such a
document as might have been expected.
It combines in happy proportions
Landaulet Williams' law and Grant's
temper and *atiocination. There is
nothing in it to touch the heart or
wind of the people. It is eminently
and only adapted ',o the meridiap of
those who hate the South, in the de
gree that they have injured her, or
the flunkies who would like to wear
plush livery at the court of Ulysses
the lst.-Phwnix.
Beliable Teptiipony.
It cannot bereasonably supposed that when
a person testifies to the efticacy of a remedy
whose benefits he has experienced, without
solicitation, that he does so for the purposeof
misleading the public, or from any other mo
tive than that of gratitude. It is still more
4nreasonable to suppose that eminent physi
cians would corroborate tho evidepCe thus
given unless they werl persuaded of Its truth,
rhe proprietors of Hstetter's Stomach Bit
ters are constantly in the receipt of voluntaiy
testimonials acknowledging the curative and
preventive potency of this beneficent tonic
and correccive,emanating not only from those
who have felt its influence, but also from well
known members of the medical profession,
both bere and abroad, who haye witness.4
its effects, and prescribed it In tbeir private
practice. In the face of such evidence as this,
to which the widest publicity has repeatedly
been given, it would be absurd to question
he medicin al virtues of the Bitters. Skepti
ism upon this point was long ago disarmed,
nd they are to-day as much respected and
far -more widely known than many of the
>$cinal remedies which fjijre conspicuously
n the pharmacopeia. They are universally
ecognized to be the supreme remedy fcr in
ermittent and remittent fevers, dyspepsia,
iver complaints, general debility, disorders
f the bowels and neryogsn9ss, as well as a
eans of fortifying the system against mala
ious influences, and those which operate in
uriously upon the sensitive organs. Whether
sed as a remedy for actual disease, as a
eans of building up the broken down
hysique, or of hastening convalescence, they
are never resorted to in vain, and they often
estore complete bealtb when prescribed
emedies cannot even Initiate its recovery.
Jan. 6, 1-im.
Mor SAvED, MONEY M4A.-It is no
onger necessary to pay two and three profits.
essrs. Furchgott, Benedict & Co., beg to
raw attention to their immense closing out
ale of $500,000 worth of Dry Goods, Carpets,
urs, etc,, whliph takes p lace annually be
ween January 1st, and February 15th, prior
o purchasing their Spring Stock, at 275
ing Street, Charleston, S. C , 54 White
al Street, Atlanta, Ga., and Bay Street,
acksonville, Fla. Samples sent on applica
tion. Remit per Express or Post Office Or
er, or goods will be sent C. 0, D. All re
al orders over $10 will be sent from tile
harleston Branch free of charge. 2-if.
AGRIcULTURAL LIEss.-If you have not
already ordered your Agricultural Liens to
ecure advances, do so at once. Walker,
Evans and Cogswell, Charleston, S. C.. keep
n hand four different kinds, and if neither of
hese meet your views, they are prepared to
print, at the lowest prices, any special form
o order. If the Planter or Farmer has not
yet bought the Rural Accountant, a book for
imple farm accounts, let him do so at once.
They also have a New Agricultural Lease
which gives the Landlord a lien on crop of
enant. This is very valuable. 2-tf.
Commercial.
NEwBERRT, January 1 .-00ttog market
ctive, the supply being good--price ruled at
close 131.
No. of bales shipped during week, 582.
COLUMBIA, January 18.-Sales of cotton
8 bales-middling 133a14. Market firm.
LivERFoor,,, January 18 -Cotton strong
plands fa7l; Orleans 7ja8.
NEW YORK, January 18.-Cotton strong ;
sales 3,862, at 15ta15f .. Gold 12k.
QII4RLESTON..lanuary 18.-Cotton stt. g,
ending up-middling.14(.
AUGUSTA, January 18.-Cotton firm and
n good demand--middling 141
Newberry Prices Eurrent
CORREcTED WEEKI.Y,
By KAYES & XAETIN.
APPLES-Green, per bushel,,,,,,,. a? QO0
Dry, per bushel........1 50 al 75
BAGGING-Gnny-per yard... - a 14
OPE-Mailla, per lb.............. 20 a 25
BACO-Hams, per lb............ 16 a 18
Shoulders, per lb.......... 9ja 11
Sides, perlb............. 14 a 15
BLUE STONE, per lb. .............. a 16
BEF-perlb..................... 8a 12j
BUTER-Country, per lb......... 25 a 8,
HEESE-E. D.................. 18 a 20
HICKENS-per head............ 1 a 30i
ALICO-per yard....,,....... 10 a 12*
COPERAS-per lb....,..,......8 a 10
DON usbel................1 10 al 26
COR EAL,bolted, per bushel. al 85
ANDLES-Adamfantine, per Eett... 18 a 20
CFFEE-Rio, per lb............ 25 a 28
Laguyrapr b. ,,:... a 82
CTON YA RN, per bunch........l 65
DOMESTICS-4-4 per yard........ 12 a 14
7-8 " ..... 0a 12
8-4 "....... 9a 10
GGS, per dozen.............. - a 20
LOUR, er bbl...............700 a9 00
3UP#DER, per lb...............- a 0
RON.TE,p b,...................... -a s
RON-American refined, per pound 65 a 7
Swedes................... 9 a 10
Band.................-.... a 8
Hoop...........--------- a 12
Pltow Steel................. a 12
Potware................ 10 a 12
ARD, per lb ......- ----.- a 18
LUMBE It-wide Boards, per~ Mi: R..1 a2000
Scantling, per M ft..1'0 a20004
Flooring, per M ft...1500 a2000
OLASSES-Cuba, per gal......... 40 a 50
West India, per gal.... 50 a 75
New Orleans, per gal... 9) al 00
ACKEREL-per half barrel...600 a8 00
per Kit..........2 003 00
ADDER-per lb............... - a 40
ALS, per keg................6 00 a7 00
ATS, jer bushel................ al 00
DNIOb, per bushel............ - a8 00
IL-Kerosene, per gal........... - a 40
Linseed,boiled...............al 35
Linseed, raw............... al 40
Tanner's. Straits.............. al 25
PEAS, per bushel................. al 00
PoTATOS-Irish, per bushel....... - 200
Sweet, per bushel......- a 75
PAIN vS-White Lead, per lb... 12 a 14
Chemical, per gal......- a2 76
RICE. per lb. ... ....-...---...... a 10
SA LT, per sack.................--... - a90
SH INGLES, per lG000...............500 a6 00
5UA-uverized, per lb........a 14
Crushed, per lb............ a 14
A, per lb............. ........... a 13
('. Extra, per lb............. a1
Brown, perib............... a 12j
SPECIE-Gold................... a 10
Silver................. a 0
SPIRITS-Corn whiskey, per gal... .2 00 a.3 00
French Brandy........ - 1400
Rye Whiskey........3 50 a6 00
Sheriff?s Sales.
Win. R. Hentz, et el.
Against
Sarah Wicker, et al.
Petition to SIl Lands.
By virtue of an order of the H-norable
James C. Leahy, Judge of Probate, I wili
sell, at public auction, at Newberry Court
House,
On the First 3Monday in February
Next,
ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTEEN ACRES OF
LAND,
bounded by lands of
the same being called the Home Place, and
owned by Anderson Wicker at his death.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half cash; bal
ance on a credit of twelve months with in
terest from d.y of sale, to be secured by
bond and mortgage of purchaser. Par
chaser to pay for paers
J. J. CA IN RINGTON, S. N. C.
Jan. 13, 2-3t. f9.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Martha S. A. Harmon, by her Gu:ird., ad
litemn, P14iinti#.
Agamast
Benjttmirn Abrams, as Adm'r., of the Estate
of Mary Adeline Abrams, dec'd , a-id
qthiers, Defendants.
Execut;mn.
By virtue of an Execution in the above
stated action, issued out of the Probate
Court for the County and State aforesaid,
to tme directed, I will sell, at p..blic.outcry,
at Neuberry Court House,
On the First Monday in February
Next,
between the usual hours of sale, the follow
ing Real Estate, to-wit: All that tract of
land situate, lying and being in the County
and State aforesaid, containing
NINETY ACRES,
more or less, near Aqhford Ferry, and
bounded by lands of litos. Alewine, Da
vid Brown, J. B. Heller and others. Lev
ied on as the property of Mary Adoline
Abrams, dec'd., at the suit of Martha S. A.
Harmon, by Guard, ad litem, against Ben
jamin Abrams, adn'r., and otLers.
TERMS CASH. Purchaser to pay for
papers. J. J, CA 4RIXGTON, s. x. v,
Sheriff's Office, Jan 9th, 1875.
Jan. 13, 2-3t. t15.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
IN PROBATE COURT.
Mary Buzzard, Petitioner.
Against
M. Hamilton Buzzard, J. N. Martin, As
signee, and others.
Dower.
By or4eF gf the Court of l<robate, I will
sell,
On the First Monday in February,
1875,
at Newberry Ciourt House, a tract of land
lying in the County and State aforesaid,
containing
FIFTY-TWO AORES,
more or less, the same being the residence
of the Real Estate of Henry Buzzard, de.
ceased, and bounded by lands of Phil. Grot
well, Mrs. Mary Buzzard, W. Griffin and
John McCullough.
TERMS CASH. The purchaser to pay
for papers.
J. J. CAR RINGTON, S. N. C.
Jan. 13, 2-St. 5
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Jefferson p. 4rown and James T. Douglass,
Plaintiffs,
.Against
James D. Epps, Defendant.
Qgmplainit for FQreplastirQ,
By virtue of the decretal *rder of the
Court in this action, I will mel' at Newberry
Court House,
On the First .Monday in February
Next,
all the following Real Estate, lying and be
ing in the County and State aforesaid, con
taining '
Seven Hundred (700) Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Thotnas
t. Brown, John McCarley, Baruch Duncan
and others, as the property of James D.
Epps.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH. Purebaser
to pay for papers.
J. J. C ARRINGTON, S. N, C.
Jan. 13, 2--St. t12
Stoves, Tin Ware, Ac.
STO1TES, TIN UTRE, &R
L. H. REDUS, Agt.,
(SUCCESSOR TO W. T. WRIGHT.)
Respectfully informs the citizens of New
berry, that he has bought out the entire
stock of Mr. W. T. Wrighit, and haying
Made Large Additions
to the same is prepared to supply all de
mands
At Low Prices for Cash.
He keeps on hand every kind of
Stove, Cooking, Parlor and
Office,
and all other articles in the tin line, and is
prepared to execute all kinds of repairing.
Guttering and Roofing
attended to promnptly.
An examination of stock, and orders for
work solicited.
L. H. REDU7S, Agent.
Dec. 16, 50O-tf
~i~OAA
Miscellaneous.
WATCHES
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE I
SPECTACLES,
EYE-GLASSES, I
FANCY GOODS, 0
0
4C., &C. C.
Having Just remodelled and newly fitted
tip niv store, I would ask the public to give
me a call, as MY rx
Stock is Now the Largest a
al
ever offered in this part of the Stat, and
PRICES. AS LOW a
as can be found in the South. e
'jy gonds are bought direct from the C
Vanufacturers, and, consequently, can be
sold as cikap as any othet House in the
State.
Ai Ani-lean Gold and silver Watches
sold at Manfacturers' Catalogue prices. e
I keep a large dtock of
Spectacles and Eye
Gjasgss
set in Gold, steel, Itubber and Shell Frames, n,
to suit alt ages, from the best Manufactu- p]
rers in the United States. 1'
A large stock of
Bihday and BPidal Presents,
Engagement Rings, es
In my Establishment Gold Is sold
for Gold, and Brass is sold for Brass.
All goods sold warranted as represented,
md my customers may rely upon getting b
what they bargain foi.
LLL KINDS OF WATCH, CLOCK AID
JEWELRY REAIEING DONE AT
SHORT NOTICE AID IN WORK
gANLIKE STYLE.
Ordera by Mail or Express, for work or
;oods, will receive prompt attention.
Goods sent 0. 0. ID. to all parts of the
ountry, with the privilege of examining
>efore payinig for them.:
air Jewelry of all DescrIp-=
ions Made to Order.
JOHN F. SPECK,
PRATT STREET, e
tr
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Oct. 14, 41-tf.
By vinnue of the will of the late Jesse
ennis, deceased, we will sell
n the 26th .Day of January, 1875,(
t the late residence of said deceased,
mn Timothy Creek, three iiles West of
Pospoity, NewberFy Co., 8. C., the follow
ing described property, to-wit: One Tract
f Land, containing
NE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES,
nore or less, and bounded by lands of P.
. Dennis, J. S. Hair and others. Also,
orses, Mules, Hogs, Sheep, Gorn, Fodder,
otton Seed, 1 Three-quarter Wagon, Bug
y, P'lantation Tools, Household and Kitch
mu Furniture.
Terms made known on day of Sale.
J. B. DENNIS and
S. C. DENNIS,
Qualified Executor and Executrix A
Jan. 4, 1875-1-3L. ti
MASONIG !
ST, JOHN!
Wednesday Night!
Splendid Feast !
rime. 6 o'clock to 10 o'clock. P. M. BFOR
id AFTER dedication of Hall. PRICE 75c.
DON'T FORGET,
Marshall wvill have an abundance of best
sansemond Rliver OYSTE RS. fresh from Suf
rolk. Va., all during the Holidays, A T RE
UCED PRICES.
ALL READY FOR CHRISTMAS I
COME AT ONCE TO MARSHALL'Sd
Dec. 23, 51-tf.
MBR! LUMBR!!
St
We arc prepared to furnish LUMBER in o
any quanti~ty
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Tl
e have good timbcr fromn which to manu- ar
acture lumber. Parties wishing to build pc
r repair will do well to send or bring N
heir orders to us. Our Mill is 7Z miles be- to
ow Prosperity, on the Holly's Ferry Road. ti
Address, . t
EORCE BROWN & SONs
PROSPERITY, S. C.
Jan. 6, 1-lw- Ba
NEW SADDLE
AND
ARNESS SHOP.
:[n store formerly ocupied by Webb, Jones
Saddles, Bridles, Harness, &c., made and p
repaired. b
Hides bought and exchanged for goods.
Orders promptly filled. e
Work guaranteed. a
A share of publie patronage is respect- 1a
fully solicited.
No.4 J4t. N. BASS. ~
STT FSUH AOIA
N Eo BER4Y,O44-Y.f.
ByAT Jame SOUT L CA robt INA,e
NWBER RY.Jae K. ONhalThY d
By James C. Leahy, Probate Judge.
m-- so.r Mamanhallhath made
Ulry Goods, Groceries, #e.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
IRY 50011 HouIl,
Furchgop, 8enedict & Col
15 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
THE CHEAPEST
)RY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
OIL CLOTHS,
CARPETS,
MATTINGS,
RUGS, Etc.,
"HIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
FOR PRICES, SEE LOCAL.
Sep. 2, 35-Am.
Look to the Right
and Dress!
VENT DEVELOPENTS
i the tradc have enabled mc to I urchase
ne of the lar-est, best and cheapest stocks
f DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS and DO
[ESTICS ever shown in Newberry, and I
nply ask my friends and cuswmers to at
TEND
ly invitation and examine not only the
Jove, but a beautiful and rare lot of NO
IONS, for ladies, gentlemen %4 youth,
rid I an not only able
TO SHOW
large and handsome sto'k ia the articles
;umerated, bt a superior -a.sortment of
LOTHING, fine and comuoi, :4. well as
00TS, SIOEi inl HATS, so
THAT
rtery want of the human faily can be
ipplied, not only as to the outer but the
mner In..p. I c in asiure the public tint
A BETTER TIME
ver presented itself-for laying in -a sup
y of choice GROCERIES, either for fami
or plantation u..e, all of which should be
id in now while money
IS CO1ING
. The above goods have beeq tought
eap, and not only
~or the Peopleeof Newberry,
ut for the rest of mankind, and BAR
AINS arc therefore ofrered to every one
ho comes early wish the CASfl
M. FOOT,
On the Cnrnertiunder Pool's Hotel.
!STABLISHED .1857,
Oct. 14, 41 tf.
'RIGi & C0PPOCK
aye tho pleasure of announcing to the
tizens of New berry a nd suioaundinig coun
'y, that they have niow u-storn
L Full and Elegant Stock
OF
FALL AND WINTEI
lothing, Hats, Oaps,
BOOTS, SHIOES,
And a complete assogrtmaen.t Q[
Gentlemiens' Underwear,
Jmbrellas, Trunks,
Valises, Canes, &c.,
11 of which will be sold at prices to suit
e times.
An inspection of ent- stock ja solicited.
WRIGHT & COPPOCK,
MOLLOHON"'ROW.
Oct. 7, 4i.-tf.
OLUJBLE PMJIFIIJ GUANO.
846jCash, $58 Time, without Interest.
ACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S COM
POUND A CIfr PHOSPHATE OF LIME
for Composting with Cotton seed,
$30 Cash, $35 rime, a ithout Interest.
To accommodate Planters, they can or
r now and have until 1st April to decide
heher they will take at ti-te or caeb price.
hen delivered from Factory by carload
> drayage will be charged. This Guano
now so well known in all the Southern
ates for its remiarkab.le effects as an agen
for increasing the products of labor as
t to require special recommendation from
. Its use for nine years past has estab
hed its character for reliable excellence.
b supplies put into market this season
e, as heretofore, prepared under the su
~rintendence of Dr. ST. JULIA N R AVE
EL, Chemist of the Company, at Charles
n, S. C., hence Planters may rest assared
t its quality and composition is precisely
e same as that heretofore sold.
J. N..ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina,
Charleston, S. C.
JOHN S. R EESE & CO., General Agents,
altiore. Nov. 24, 47-3m.
A. B. MORRISON,
IEftClANT TilLOR,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Having permanently located in Newbe~.
, I respectfully inform the citizens of the
wn and surrounding country, that I am
epared to execute all orders which may
entrusted to me in miy. line. My long
~perience as a Merchant Tailor, makes me
nfident that I will grive entlire satisfazction,
d all I ask is a fair trial. Crutting in the
test style, and all work done in the neat
~t mannier.
Place of busine.s over Capt. J. F. Speck's
~welry Store.
Cleaning and Repairing done promptly.
Sep. 30, Zt-4mi.
'o the Members of' the South
Carolina Conference.
.Pfiscellaneous.
AIRICULUL IIILEIIE&t.
HAR T &.7''
We are in receint Of a
WED)ES IRON, liOE., TRACE CHAINS,
PLOW STEEL, NAILS, POT-WARE,
GUNS, PISTOL. WOODEN.WARE,
ROPE, PLOW LINES, TIN-WARE.
-0
ewicn~~~ IAoIitnnon CU1E
ST*A.*7D*1RD SCJLES
BATESVILL
ORANBEDIRG.
4.O
6
1 Bayne St., and Crner King and Market Srts
Ja. -3.CHARLESTON, S. C.
TIlE TlE OPITE Lili OIAI
C HIARLEsToN, s, C..
. -0
The vers hest Fertiliz.rs for COTTON, CORN, WHEAT, TURNIPS~ and~.other Crot s.
Prep4red tpnder the special supervision or he Comp mny's Chemist, Dr. St. Juian RaveneI
-0
SOLUBLE G UANO.
(a'h, Apr. 1st, $50; Timie, Nov. 1st, $55.
ACID PHOSPIIATE,
Cash, Apr. 1st, $33; Time, Nov. 1st, $38.
Recognizing the advantages of Cash transactions, both to the-parchaser and mnanuifae..
urer, we.o4fer our Fertilizers at the following VERY LOW RATES, viz:.
On all orders accompanied by Cash, (riot. otherwise), for
OLUBLiE GUANO, (thoroughly amnmoniated), net cash,445.00 per Ton.
CID PHOSPHATE, net cash, - - - - $30.00 per Ton.
For Cli-culars and other particulars, apply to
LEAVELL & SPEARMAN,
Dec. 30, 52--3m. Newberry, &. (.
3BB 00 OO K :SSS JAS. LEFFE L'S
3I""" ) 00 O8 KK S IMPROVED.DO1uBLE
~ 10 00 O OK K S
BBB 000 000 K K SS3S Turbine Water Wheel.
STATIONERY
FANCY ATICLES
R9R HOLIO4Y PJISENT
AT TIlE
IERALD BOOK ~STORE~~OL&HN atioe
UP STAIRS, OVER HIARMON's. 'POL&HN,atmr
Dec. 23, 5-t f. Xanu'actUrels "or the South andSouthwest,
ilE toSNS T E en "**a* "
IN The mos powr Whel I h akt
Lr IL USR ATED) Iamphlet sent.post tree.
* yANUFACTURERs, ALsO, OF
!he Best and Cheapest in the uc,Eb.fl5sefor Ig.al? a
Market! . cMac *oWlityc~1s ad o" l
SENID FOR CIECILAIS.
Hereafter the General Office in Columbia sep. io,37-6m* -
nil sellTHE FALL SESSION
rh Wilson Sewing aChines8 oF THE
NEWBERRY
BY THE HALF'DOZEN, FEMALE ACADEMY
'o Mrchiats, Dealers and Gaanges' WiLL COMMENCE ON THE 16TH SEPT.
At Wholesale Cash Price. A, P.PFE,1 .,riep,
A good active a,'enat wanted for Newber- WITH COMPETENT ASSISTANTS.
Address all orders to The advantages anrded by this institu
tion for a thoro:ugh Eid complete educa-.
MOORE & COZBY, 'tion, are second to io other in the State,
COL UMrBIA, 8.C Tuition is low, viz: I omi $12.50Oto*22.50
Dcc. :~, ~-in.advance, or on satisfactory a -curities.
Dec._____3,__51-___f.__ Boarding in private families at moderate
THE rates.
THE For furtle: particnlars enquire of the
PH0 T 0Secretary of the Board, Mr. S. P. Boose,
TOOPOPHT CI)or of*A .PFR
JOlyC29,30--tf.Nrincipa.
NOTICEt.RON S C
.ILAS LC ILAS,At.Teceioso --N TIEeo e.
No.IMS B3 Cto ExcWIge LIAd,A Thece d,ito of thesttei lams,C
SO.t ATLott HARF.e, purord, dce:ed,~ tolAW pet theiursligs,
SO -- T ANICWHRF re theci--n tola, tess opte, Pnderg
lies F rst Cls F rtiie carnullye - r L nd, o f theirfiti rne s esses Pope,aope