The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, November 22, 1876, Image 3
Special and Local.
INDEX TO Nsw ADvERTIsEMENT.
Ge,)rge Filers-Notice.
J. J. Carrington-Sheriff's Sale.
C. J. Laurey-Bacon, Apples, &c.
John D. Bateman-Oysters! Oysters!!
Jno. N. Lindsay-Administrator's Sale.
James D. Glenn-Administrator's Sale.
J. H Kinard-Dry Goods, Millinery, &c.
John 0. Peo'>leq-Fancy Cups and Vases.
J. C. Leahy-Annual Statement of County
Com missioners.
Junins E. Chapman-Meeting Amity Lodge
No. 87, A. F. M.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
All persons baving Watches or Clocks in
my hands as Assiguee of John F. Sneck,
are notified that they must call and pay
c.harges and take them away by the 25th of
this month, otherwise they will be sold on
SALE-DAY IN DECEMBER, at Auction.
JOHN 0, PEOPLES, Assignee.
00 Nov. 13, 1876-46, St.
The place to get bargains in Crock
ery, China, Glass and any other kind
of ware used in the household. is at
Messrs. Kingsland & Heath's store, in
Columbia, under the Columbia Hotel.
The stock is large, and so various that
every taste and necessity can be sup
plied. Look in and examine when in
the city, or seed orders which will be
satisfactorily filled. 43-tf.
Dickert's Restaurant is open for the
season. 36-tf.
When Edward Scholtz repairs your'clock
or watch it is warranted for one year.- Try
him. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1kIy,
THoMPsos, Dentist, over Phifer's Store.
35-tf.
See card of F. Werber, Jr., Deputy Sur
veybr. 33-Gm.
Hampton's majority is 1,134.
Is any county officer, elected the 7th
instant, disqualified by Article IV, Sec
tion 30, of the Constitution?
OFFICIAL BONDS.-It is to be hoped,.
if our protest shall prove unsuccessful,
that no Democrat in Newberry County
will put his name on the Bond of any
Radical official.
One lot of FANCY CUPS and-VASES
of fine grad wilL be sold for a limited
tim~e at and below cost at
JOHN 0. PEOPLES',
Jewelry Merchant.
Nov. 22,1876-1m.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Dr. John T.
Walsh wil preach in Temperance Hall
every night this week at 7 o'clock, and
at 11 A.M. and 7 P.M. on Sunday.
The public are cordially invited to at
tend.
FINE TRNIPS.-Our thanks are given
to the Rev. J. A. Sligh for a bountiful
supply of turnips of the yellow and
white varieties, and the largest in size
that we have as yet seen. He has an
acre of them which will compare with
the best in the county.
OYSs. -Lovers of oysters are ad
vised that rt John D. Batemnan, so
favorably kn wn in this section, is now
in constant supply, and that all orders
-i2th the cash will be promptly attended
Pto for any quantity1 with the certainty
that he will send none but the very
best.
A voice was heard the other day, and
it said in loud and strong tones, "I'm a
man, and can whip Edgefield and New
berry any day." Supposing him to be
a giant belonging to the circus we.
slipped down stairs to look at him. It
was a disappointmerit to find him only
a little fellow very much enthused.
Thursday afternoon two fierce-look
ing gentlemen,1mounted on fine horses,
and armed - With double-barreled shot
guns, were seens~ charging down the
street at a furious rate. We thought
the '-ht-u democracy" were going
to the front; but they were only going
out to practice on some birds.
ACCIDENTAL SHObTING.-We learn
that a grandchild of Mr. Thomas Bur
nett's was accidentally shot at the house
of Mr. Wallace Riser, at Jalapa, on
Thursday the 16th. A y6ung man
passing through the door had his pistol
to strike against the casing, when it ex
ploded, the ball striking the child in the1
side. The wound was not dangerous.
If you have a friend with a cough or cold,
tell him to try Dr. Bull's Cough Syrap. He
will dhank you for your advice. The price
is only 25 cents.
MRt. C. J. LAUREY, one of the rising
men of Columbia, has a card in this
issue of the HERALD, and we advise our
readers to examine it. His lines of
goods are of the pcopular character, and
all who send him orders for either fruits,
vegetables, groceries, etc., will feel
that their lines have been cast in pleas
ant places.
~DRr GOODS AND M.uNERtY.-We
invite attention to the adfertisemnent of
Mr. J. H. Kinard, of CYolumbia, in this
issue. His reputation in the Dry Goods
line is well known to the citizens of the
up-country. Ladies visiting the city
either before on during the two great
events soon to take place-Hampton's
inauguration and the State Fair-will
do well to give his establishment a call,
and be sure to look in at the ,Millinery
department._____
GRASSHOPPERS. -Wednesday night
last, about 7 1-2 o'clock, a big shower
of grasshoppers fell in town. Nobody
knew whence they came nor whither
they were going. Our citizens of a
*scientific turn of mind gathered up a
number of them and placed them in
bottles for their museum. Some of the
colored people were heard to say on
election day that they would rather live
on grasshoppars under Chamberlain
th.a n meat unde H. amptn; sand per
AMITY LODGE, NO. 67, A.'. .. M-'
The next regular meeting of this
Lodge will be held December 4th at 7
P. M. This being the constitutional
night for election of officers and pay
ment of dues, members will govein
themselves accordingly.
JUsIUS E. CHAPMAN,
Secretary.
Nov. 21st, 1876--2t.
ALMOST A FIRE.-Ahout half-past one
o'clock on last Tuesday, the alarm of
fire was given from the residence of
Mrs. N. A. Hunter, which fortunately
being discovered in time was easily ex
tinguished and, save the fright to the
family, no damage was done. Whether
accidental or the work of an incendiary
is not known; strange to say, however,
it caught under the house and near the
fireplace. The prompt rally of citizens,
white and colored, is commendable, as
also the quick time made by the Hook
and Ladder Company.
A MATC1 EXPLoDED.-Not a love
match, however, but a lucifer. Mr. W.
U. Sligh, of Jalapa, informs us that
while ginning a few days ago he was
tartled by a sudden explosion in the
loose cotton; which for a moment
3eemed to threaten considerable dam
age, but strange to *say, further than
the noise and a momentary bright flash
mothing resulted from it. It was caused
rrom a match in the cotton; how it came
there he could not ascertain. It was a
nost fortunate and lucky .iscpe,, and
we congratulate , our energetic young
Jalapaian that he sustained no loss.
COW-STEAUNG.-MrS. Wicker, liv
ing a few miles from town, missed her
Iree cows a few days ago, and her
brother, Mr. McCullough, went in
;arch of them. One cow was found
%live; the other two had been killed.
A search warrant was taken out, and
iome beef was found in the gin-house
>n the Seig place, and more biied in
% negro's garden on Maj. Kinard's
P-labtation, which was identified 6y
neans of thhide and feet. as having
een Mrs. W's cows. Some pork was
.so found with the beef. A negro man
.nd two women were brought into town
Wednesday and placed in jail, charged
with the stealing.
GooDs STOLE -Thursday night Col.
'. J. ips6m'b lost about $60 worth of
;oods from his store, 'consisting of cal
~co, boots. shoes, clothing, &c. lie sent
rooks Abrams, a colored boy, to lock
he cellar door; but Brooks ~left tt un
ocked, and at night, he, with Jim
rown and Peter Williams, went into
be store through the cellar and carried
ff the goods. Col. Lipscomb recog
dized. the coat on Brooks Sunday. Jim
rown was found with a pair of the
oots on. A bolt of calico, some shoes
ad other articles were found in the
ouse of Nellie Grazier, where Brooks
iad carried them for concealment. The
arties have been arrested and taken
efore a Trial Justice.
WHAT WE PAY FOR THE ELECTION.
Newberry County pays as follows:
Commissioners. of Election $3 00
a day forl10 days.............$ 90 00
3 Manage-s of Election $2.00 a day
for 3 days................... 198 40
2 Clerks $2.00 a day for 3 days..72 00
fanagers 10 cents a mile for travel~
(average distance 20 miles)......66 00
l1essenger's expenses............. 7 00
Total........... ..........$433 00
This does not include incidental ex
enses, which would probably raise the
mount to $450.00.
This is the average. county;.there are
2 counties in the ~Btate; thesexpensest
the State then cannot be liess tban
14,400. Before Radical legislation in
jouth Carolina the total election ex
enses, all things included, were
~000.00.
BOUT THE TowN AND CoUNTY.
The weather continues,
And so do the Democratic majorities.
With 'loden and Hampton, the good
~ime so long talked about will come.
We begin to feel it ali-eady-what a
nan has in his pocket will be his own
tfter his honest debts are paid. This
nludes what is owing to the HERALD.
The long-desired rain set in Thurs
lay night. Sow your wheat.
The town cart will be kept busy from
his time till spring hauling sand.
It snowved a little in town Sunday
ight.
Rev. R. A. Fair preached at Abbe
'ile Saturday and Sunday.
The circus has come arid gone. Those
vho saw it. were very much pleased.
Hampton received several hundred
:omplimentary votes in Georgia.
"The Republican roosters have the
Business is looking up, and money
ill soon circulate freely, now that we
re to have an honest government.
Why don't farmers bring in fodder
or sale-and everything else they can
spare? Now is the time.
When the Lutheran bell rang for the
ire last Tuesday, one little boy said it
'as for prayer meeting.
Rev. Dr. Walsh will preach in Tem
erance Hall every night this week.
ti are invited.
A mischievous boy broke one of the
~lass panes of the street lamp in front
>f the Methodist Church.
The town was crowded on Saturday,
ut the majority did not invest in circus
ickets-perhaps they had no money.
Strange-why-they do not come up
-n romise and pay their due
-F~
.e no b d . Wn Hm.p.
;t hs w akin. a
sr =r .0, Oc - -
:his~~~t ount claim tha;hyvoe,o
ampon---i i, strnge thenM, tha
-- - - - - - - - - -
,vell," repie a; lady, "buZ Zt L"V%7m of usy
tl 11 C Z. C. . . . . . ..
t;t the fashions thaI ,t. I, reLl neve hear, ,,1; pt.,P:
-e is -aq t . -.
-o m b g scarce, j
:I it w
W spea byP raoz fsvr ln.s
>err is, Who are goin to stay her toDi)t
c .c-4- Q A-C.; , Or.CC C~ 0 3
eq.c
keCr of th plc whe we al .g
Sine ther eWcton shbd Rivrgamzke
EZAveryody been Nbe un n
ate tke i seA te Inep tokiake a
vek' lrationsoritho the. negoeumbin
tis nounty laimleht theccomodte the
HCol.-odaea is stranged thon gthat
>f hsppsegu nser praches tan
rtitefsinres that thll eer willab
aThin h blcsays."ie yng leb
infsit; ofnte wouhrdl Houpposemighb
>Wttoood usbe gettr saret c ig
Who by the bo th la b to
Twn forcale.ts estimae tase t would
take thee losto byake cicun ptcin
en at Heea insea of inth twn-4
Fo ewoerrys Olitl on its uai,le
>ndth fivrst us.sh wordsofecauseoice
oncoveringe w1a0 tocrylces oto "hrra
fo Htow on.
The quitfonk nw agitag ew-oo
>ossession of the HRADce wh le g
toefals the ttlen' sonesbsod orake
>a ome HERAn sae uS tWor2 than
Epryod nl C_VCA0neC1berry Z C1 ounz; zty0
ts t gan see Hamen gie ad
raed.,We saise thingopl tae t
eek'sertatn ith fthe. Caolubie
hal hou "Is do go. r feet are
Coll, Idm enind is advise tougt all
eof s n fees and wish your
gins In Oe. st tha tere i hboue
al moe com tion, R k ut
Theblcsing."ielyngileb
these of te Cosurted Houen miHtmbe
Lt to ade iset for wetee k eing.
Who do tey belito t? ngTosi
the 18,e87rchan. tiat that t le'
Hms - re ost theirc, rsepithn
anyten t k, o e own)
frNewberry ald ohs, it () said
inst, ea Aus wrds becse Goh
Scniiick Adam bl.s Wagnr,t Chas
orl tes $1call for leiceseo sa
a e lttle fok a g ose, took
possessoe of the Hload boihe while
obino srallet poe rsn sse byte
tbae ther lwhen ttle o ould makoe e
iof ?tNeay eery scare, worsean thiad
F the great nsowans Ayer'aneas
brokn loroas. L. G ever ills;
d loerthae er fthe harto,bthatny
nthe uie ausng car e of feDre
igdr' lveyo jill nevs uch "n "Wantel
The Hcon ande o c atbu hea
ost al e ynt
?ov. 18me M.Sih,o8eoga sy:
xuerened by me nd mie Itcels
ertingl foriough 6s,osan obstinate
rig Marti n. Sot,G
EeyGo. Lrwn of Gaslas:-"H Find
enicbe Flowe Cougnr, Carmostx
ellenst Mr.mJody."
Partiensemellng for lettr -grleaan good
2itnotesrante tateoprn of afcte.
'sre thfeing, from ctuhey clds do bettrng
f acin sol s the Gloryk o Fler JCoughs
rdp yet, wl poitivure nsmption. n
nc bUyngand singral sing nentD.
d.e ils, will adv abiliy oeo admnter
fcturve aD Snerve-d estryin them.n
sreni aon Aleandefr H.ntemient sas
ahe Gpreentowe adCughre s proese
f mosticinae rhichdy te veyatp" eo
Geaove ame drgSmt, both Geinaesaytofis
moItinceand omen ieuts tougtpby ast.
rceamedywicin isil afortterstisfaction
ers,tia purcugcod vgtbeppandbtinateic
..e Gl obe e Cough wdyrul nmot cx
~emhtent fevers, is the vastly superior stccess
n the prevetitiofi and cure of such diseases
f a medicine which is the very antipode of
~he above named drugs, both in re~pcctof its
~omposit ion and the results wrought by it.
~ch a medicine is Hosretter's Stomach Bit
:ers. a purely vegetable preparation, which
Dot only eradicates with ~wouderful prompti
Newberry No. 1.
)C 0 , 1.X 0 Newberry No. 2.
x Gibson's Store..
00 'Glymphville..
8 Maybinton..
P, omaria ...
- Prosperity....
S !Jalapa ......
k,: I\ebtLyNL4.
C W GibsLongstore's.
L cc0pWilliams'e....
Whitmires...
z.....Total
I Newberry No.
- Newberry No.2.I
.4 Z Gibson's Store..
a00 ; Glymphville....
Pomaria ........
Prosperity......
! Jalapa .....
L ongshore's ....
1Wiliams'.......
Whitmire's..... -
Ko, t. kQ to
Cr. c Ix X Total ............
Dr. S. F. Fant is gfiring away a handsome
book entitledo-'Pearls for the Feople,'1- cOU
taining mi valuable information and
many interesting articles. It also contains a
history of the discovery of the "Hepatinw,"
for diseases of the liver, d-spepsia, 'onsti
pation and indigestion, &c., and 'gives posi
tive assurance that when the Repatine is
used it effeet a permanent and lasting cure
of these diseases, which prevail to such an
alarming extent in our counry. Take the
Hepatine for all diseases of t'ie liver.
44-tf.
Commercial.
NEWBEREY, November 21.-Cotton mar
ket active, both in supply and demand
closing for best grade at 101. Bales shipped
during week 734.
LIVERPOOL, November20.-Cotton steady
-middling uplands 6j; middling Orleans
6 9-16.
NEW YORK, November 20.-Cotton qniet;
sales 643, at 123-16. Gold quiet at 1.093a1.091.
BALTIMORE, November 20.-Cotton quiet
-middling 111.
CHARLESON. November 20-Cotton stead
ier-middling 11i.
AUGUsr., November 20.-Cotton firm
middlinjg 10k.
flothMng.
NEW STOCK.
CL OT HI NG
AND
AT
Uinprecedentedly Low Prices!
RIGHT& I3JPORK
Respectfully ann~ounce to thegcitizens of
Newberry that they have now in store an
elegant and cheapstock of
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS,
which. embraces a large variety of the
LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS IN
SUITS, which they can sell at lower prices
than ever before offered in this market, and
to which they now invite attention.
They make a specialty in FINE CLOTH
CO,OVERCOATS, PANTSb SHIRTS,
sary to.convince any one of the difference
in prices be,,ween this season -and the last.
H ATS for men and boys of all styles and
grades, together with FINE GAITERS
AND SHOES at prices which defy compe
tition.
Call and make an examination before
purchasing elesewhere, and see if you
cannot save:.money. ~
1RJIT & CJOPPOIK,
No. 4 Mollohon Rowe.
-oct. 4, 40-tf
.WIiscellaneous.
NOTICE.
Having adiertised for the forfeiture of
the following property, viz:
Two Horses,
One Two-Horse Wagon,
One Sett of Harness,
43i Gallons of Corn 'Whis
key, proof 98k,
Two EInpty Casks,
Seized as the property of one Ross. As no
one has come forward and filed his bond
for the said property, I will sell to the
highest bidder, in front of the Court House
in Newberry Couxl:y, S. C., on the 24th
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1876, the above
property Terms of Sale-CASH..
J. J. CARRINGTON,
Deputy U. S. Marshal.
Nov. 14, 1876-46-2t.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
By virtue of the power and authority in
us vested by a mnortgage executed to M.
Barre, during his life time, on the 4th day
of A pril, A . D. 1870, by B. F. Griffin, Sr.,
we will sell, at public outcry, at Newberry
0. H., S. C.,
On Sale-Day, the 4th Day of De
cember, 1876,
That Tract of Land of the said B.F. Griffin,
situate in said County, containing
Four Ellundred and Thirty
Five Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of F.
Wheeler, L. L. Youn, B. F. Griffin, Jr.,
and others.
To be sold in separate tracts, plats of
which will be exhibited at sale.
TR MS..-One-third cash, or more if pur
Drugs X Fancy Jrticles.
LAMPS, DRUGS, &Us
We beg to call the attention of the pub
lie to the LARGEST and HANDSOMEST
STOCK OF
BRONZE AND GLASS LAMPS
ever exbibited in Newberry, which we are
selling at figures to correspond with the
depressed times. To any one in search of
nice LAMPS we invite a careful inspection
of our stock, as we will save you money.
Our stock of
DRUGS, &c.,
is fresh and complete, embracing all the
new and elegant, preparations, which we
will SELL AT UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW
PRICES.
We offer a full line of choice
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Our 5c. Cigar is superb. Also,
Wines, Brandies and Liquors
that cannot be excelled in any market.
NO. 1. ALADDIN SECURITY OIL, EXTRA
KEROSENE AND OTHER STANDARD
OILS.
Physicians' Prescriptins
compounded at all hours during day and
night by senior partner, who occupies
rooms -above Mr. Peoples' Jewelry Store,
next door to Drug Store.
PELHAI & WIDLAW.
Nov. 1, 44-tf.
/wiseenateos.
AUDITOR'S OFFICE, NEWBERRY CO.,
November 6th, 1876.:
In pursuance of Section 2 of an Act to
amend an Act entitled "An Act to amend
an Act to provide for the Redemption of
Foffeited Land upon certain conditions
therein mentioned," the following lots or
parcels of land, forfeited to the State prior
to 15th June, 1876, and not redeemed as'
provided for in Section 1 of said Act, will
be offered for sale at public auction at the
Cointy Treasurer's Office, in Newberry, S.
C., on the 30th day of November next, to
wit:
I4 TownsHip No. 1.
1 Lot in Helena, assessed in the name of
Amanda Davis.
Thirty Acrestand three buildings, assess
ed in name of Henry T. Scott.
Is TeOWNHP-NO.5
Six hundred acres, sixbuildings, assessed
in name of Dorsey L. Gary.
Four hundred and fifty acres, five build
ings, assessed in name of J. Wistar Gary.
Forty-nine acre~s, three buildings, assess
ed in name of Joseph T. Nesley.
Two hundred and ten-acres, three build
ings, assessed in name of George Oxner.
IN TOWNsHIP No. 6.
Thirty-one acres, three buildings, assess
ed in name of James B. Chappell.
rwelve hundred and four icres, fiften
buildings, assessed in name of Andrew K.
Tribble.
Four hundred and thirty acres, four
buildings, assessed in name of Est. of Elijah
Tribble.
IN TowNsHIr No. '7.
Two hundred and forty acres, one build
ing, assessed in name of Est. of Charles B.
Griffin.
Seventeen hundred and eighty acres, nine
buildings, assessed in name of James C.
Hill.
Two hundred and fifty acres, four build
ings, assessed in name of Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Payne.
Seven hundred and fif ty-four acres, twelve
buildings, assessed in name of Andrew K.
T'ribble.
Ix TowxsHir No. 8.
Fifty-eight acres, two buildings, assessed
in name of David Boozer.
IN; TOWSHIP No. 9.
Four Lots, four buildings, in Prosperity,
ssessed in name. of Jacob M..Kibler.
One Lot, one building, in Prosperity, as
essed in name of Mrs. Martha E. Koon.
Sixty-six acres, one building, assessed in
ame of Mrs. Ann Sheely.
Nine acres, one building, assessed in
name of Edward Thomas.
IN TOWNSHIP No. 10.
Thirteen acres, one building, assessed in
ame of Heirs of Michael Cromer.
T wenty-four acres, assessed in name of
Reirs of Miss Mary A. HouseaL
One hundred and twenty-five acres, tour
uildings, assessed in name of Jacob Shee
y
Thirty acres, assessed in name of Jennie
K. Werts.
Twenty-acres, one building, assessed in
ame, of W. Anderson Werts.
Ix.ToWNsHIP No. 11.
Four acres, one building, assessed in
came of Rose Helier.
Fifty acres, assessed in name 'of Est.' of
Jno. D. Koon.
The County Treasurer will conduct the
~ale, and the party purchasing will be re
juired to pay all expenses incurred in mak
ng the sale ; "Provided, That such lands
hall not be sold at a price less than the
iggregate of -taxes, costs, penalties, ex
enses of sale and making out title deeds
o such land."
The following extract from the said Act
s published f->r the information of all con
~erned:
SECTION 4. "That the Oounty Treasurers
f the several Counties in the State he, and
bey are hereby authorized and required to
teceive bills of' the Bank of the State, which
hall have been proved, stamped or found
~enuine, in payment of all past due taxes
rior to 18'75, and for the redemption and
prchase of forfeited lands." **
R. E. WILLIAMS,
Nov. 8, 45-3t. A. N. C.
617 ACRES OF LAND
FOR RENT.
I will RENT the Plantation belonging to
Emma M. Lindsay, dec'd., 'containing 617
LCRES, on Saluda river, to the highest
idder, ON SATURDAY, THE 25TH IN
iTANT, if not rented privately before that
ime. The renting to be done on the place.
J. N. LINDSAY, Adm'r.
Nov. 15, 46-2t*.
THE COLUMBIA HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
Has been refitted and thoroughly renova
~ed, and is now open to the travelling pub
ic.
THE HOTEL WILL BE KEPT FIRST
CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAE.
Satisfactiontguaranteed to all parties fa
-oring mc wit thi Y Proprietor
Nov.15,Y, 46-retf.
Nov.ILLE 46-tL,
mumEEN1 D UILEEsr sITs..
CORNER MAIN AND UNiVERSITY 5Th.,
Dy G..ds X Mfliierj
HAMPTON AND WFORM.
As Carolina expected every one of her
sons to do their duty, and vote for honest
and upright men for office, so every family
expects its respective head to do his duty,
and particularly when he buys Dry Goods,
Notions, &c. And to discharge that duty
faithfully he must seek the place to buy
goods AT THE LOWEST PRICES. That
place is at
C. F. JICX8ON9,
THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES,
COLUMBIA, S. C. -
Always on hand every kind of goods
usually found in a first class DRY GOODS
HOUSE. Every department full, and prices
AS LOW AS* THE LOWEST. Give me a
trial and be convinced. Send for samples
and get your goods cheap. Freight paid
on all bills amounting to $10.00 and over.
C.F.JACKSON,
MAIN STREET, - - - COLUXBIA, S. C.
Nov. 8, 45-tf.
DMy Goods, Gkrocerkes, X6,
NEW GOODS.
LIGI IND 110 STO C1
FOR
FALL AND WINTER.
Prices to Suit the Times!
MX FOOT
Respectfully calls attention to his large
and complete assortment of
DRY GOODS,
400OWsng Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS and CALICOES
of beautiful patterns.
WHITE GOODS, of all kinds.
DOMESTICS, in large variety.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, JEANS.
HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS.
BL ANKETS, &c., &c.
C L OT HING,
For Men and Boys.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS ANB7APS.
U11HIJC ROURIE8,
And many other articles too numerous
o enumerate.
ELAINE OIL,
Warranted 150. proof, as good as any
Oil sold.
-t
AGENT,JO FoR -
M IDDL ETON'S A
ISI AiWEONATED PIOSPIATE.
I return thanks to my friends and the: i
ublic generally, for the very liberal patro:-s j
ge bestowed on me in the past, and re
pectially solicit a continuance of the same,
with the assurance that every satisfaction i
will be given. M. FOOT.
Nov. 1, 44-tf.
GOOBg AT LOW PRICE
AND IN LAIRGE VARIETY.
c
Have now in store, and are offering at
)NPECEDENTEDLY LOW .PRICES, a
well selected stock of FALL and WINTER -
DRY GOOD~S,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CLOTBING, &c.,
Whichi are complete in all their lines, and C
mbrace every article needed by the ladies
n DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &c, ora
y gentlemen in PIECE GOODS, UNDER
EAR, &c.
That our assortment in the' above is (
large and superior and cheap, only needs
D examination to prove.
JE ANS AND WOOLEN GOODS, HOME- il
PUNS, SHEETINGS, BLANKETS, in 11
grest variety. .
In addition to above we take pleasure in
calling attention to our superior stock of
HEAVY PLANTATION GOODS,
Together with
ARDWARE an,1 CUTLERY,
SADDLES and BRIDLES, and
TRUNKS of all kinds.
In short our stock is full and complete, -
and with prices so low that we feel eoafi
dent in giving satisfaction.
P. W. & R. S. CIIICL.
AND TO RENT.
All the Real Estate of Henry Burton, de
eased, will be RENTED ON BALE-DAY C
IN DECEMBER NEXT, if not rented pri- e
vately before that time.0
W. M. DORROH,)c
C. D. BURTON, >Ex'ors. (
J. D. PITTS, )
Nov. 15, 46-3L*.
PIN FRSAE
The suscib r ofesfrsale. eih
ocaePAOi od re,cepfrt
cah. subcrb ofnesir a an wigh dor
wellt alearAN . 2ngo re,cepfr
ov. Any one3t deMin. bargam wild
re1t cl ary
Nov-8 4-3t.e M.n FOOT.m s
1:
SHERIFF'S SALE.
James 1. Hutcherson and Mary, his wil
and Jesse Dobbins and Eliza, his wife.
Against
Elizabeth Coate and others.
Partition.
By virtue of an order of the Court <
Gommon Pleas, for Newberry County. sigi
ed by his Honor, L. C. Northrop, Judge 4
the Seventh Judicial Circuit, in the abot
9tated action, I will sell, in front of tl
Court House,
On the First Monday in Decembe
Next,
the following Real Estate, to-wit: All th,
tract or parcel of land lying and situal
mear the town of Helena, County of Nei
erry and State aforesaid. Lands belonj
ing to Elizabeth Coate, deceased. Plal
Ld particulars will be furnished on th
lay of sale.
TERMS-One-third cash; balance on
redit of twelve months, with interest froi
1e day of sale. Purchaser to secure th
redit portiou by a bond and good sureti
md Mortgage of the premises sold Pui
:haser to pay for papers. Said land to b
;old in two lots.
J. J. CARRINGTON, S. N. C.
Sheriff's Office, Nov. 13, 1876.
46-3t f12
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN.A
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Wm. M. Dori oh, et al, as Ex'ors., &c.
vs.
Anne Longshore, et al.
Partition.
In pursuance of the order of Judge L. C
orthrop, in the above stated case, I wi
ell, at public outcry, at Newberry C. H.,
9n Monday, the 4th Day of Decem
ber Next,
ll the Real Estate of which Levi Longshor
lied seized, consisting of
Four Hundred Acres
if Land, more or less, the Davenport tra
o be sold separately from the balance o
aid Real Estate. Plate and particular-de
crition to be furnished on day of sale
TERMS-One-third csh - the balance oi
credit of one and two years, the credi
>rtion of the purchase money to be se
ured by bond of piahaser with two gooi
areties and a mortgage of the premises
rith interest from day. of sale. Purchase
o pay for papers.
J. J. CAUINGTON, S.N. 0.
Sheriff's Office, Nov. 13, 1876.
46-3t f12
SHERIFS SALIL
James Y. Harris,
Against
John S. Hair and Jordan P. Pool.
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
John Vinyard,
Jordan P. Pool.
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
By virtue of sundry of orders to me di
ected in the above stated case, I will sell
t public outcry, at Newberry Court House
3n the 1st Monddy in Decembes
next,
he following Real Esae to-wit: One
ract containing
L'HREEr and 87'-100 Acres
oe or less, lying, situate anid being in th<
awn of Newberry, ini the County and State
foresaid, bounded by Rosemont Cemetery
eBege Street and other lands of Jordar
Alo thati Tract of Land known asth
0)LLEGE PLACR, containing
SEVENTEEN ACRES,
mre or less, bound'ed by College-Street
aeiot Cemetery, and by lands of Jamne
L aster and John S Hair.
Aso, hat -Tract or Plantation of Land
nown as the LAKE PLACE, containing
SIXTY-TWO ACRES,
sore or less, situated in the said Comit.1
nd State aforesaid, anid bounded by land4
f J. S. Hair, Mrs. Elizabeth Swindler and
Ers. R.C. Hair.
TERMS-.0-e.third Cash ; balance on a
redit- of one and two years, with interest
~o the dy osale. flredi: portion to be
cured by bond of the purchaser, with tw(
ood sureties, and a mortgage of the pe
rses sold. Purchaser to pay for papers.
J. J. CARRINGTON, S. N. C.
Sheriff's Office, Nov. 18,1876.
Nov. 15, 46-St. .. f18
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry %heeler,
Against
John H. Summer.
Petition to Enforce Mechanics Lien.
By virtue of an order of the Court ol
ommon Pleas for Newberry County, sign
d by his Honor, L C. Northrop, Judge o
ue Seventh Judicial Circuit, in the above
sted action,.I will.sell, at public outcry,
i front of the Court House,
n the First Monday in Decembe3
. Next,
e following Real Estate, to-wit: All thai
>t or parcel of land, situate in the County
d State aforesaid, containing
TWO ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands of
indsay Dominick, Levi Schumpert, Car
ile Baird and the Calk Ferry Road.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Purchaser to pay
>r paerJ. J. CA RATNGTON, S. N. C.
Sherif's Office, Nov. 18, 1876.
46-Stf
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Dowie & Moise,
Against
- J. A.Simpson.
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
By virtue of an order of the Court of
ommon Pleas for Newberry County, sign.
I by his Honor, M. Moses, Circuit Judge,
a the 6th April, 1875, in the above stated
ise, I will sell,
in the First Monday in December
Next,
ie following Real Iatate, to wit:
All my undivided haltf interest in thai
OT or PARCEL of LAND, lying .and be
ig situated in the Town of Prosperity, in
ue County of Newberry, sad State of
auth Carolina, fronting on Broad street
5 feet, and running back at right angles
tne width, 80 feet, and i. bounded by
. nd. f J. If Kiber, lot No. 15, and be
Ihe_ _t Sales.
SHERIF'S SALE.
MartinijiYoun& a Ex'or.,
.Against
By virtue. o.t ofn
)f Commo Be'or signed
- by His HoE,0 01V of the
)f Seventh- Jud, abone
,e statpd 'eask' I h Cout
e House,
On the First Monday -in December
Next,
Ltle Real Es&ate ofthich the late Moses
Anderson died seized and possessed, lying,
e situate and being in the County-nd. Stat.
aforesaid, in two or more l , plWis of
- which will be exhibited on day of sale.
s TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash; bial
e ance on a credit of one and two years, with
interest from the day of sale. Credit .o
a tion to be secured by bond of the purchasir,
e with two good sureties, and a mortgage of
e the premises sold. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
e ~J. J. CA-RRInGT01f, S:'l.76.
e Sheriff^s Office, Nov. 18, 1876.
46-8t. f12
SH1ER1iT'S-SALE.
Henry Koon
against
James 0. Hill.
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
In pursuanre of an order issued from.*
Court of Common Pleas for
Gounty, signed by Hon. L C. N%
Circfit Judge, on the 17th May, 1876
the above- stated action, I will sel, at -
berry Court House,
On the 11t Monday in 1- ber
Next,
between the usual -boors 1of a% i 6
highest 4idder, 44e following. Peal Rait
to-wit:
All that tract or plantatibonof land yft
and being situated in the County and Skmi
aforesaid, on waters of Mudlick and W
oPUide River, containing
Nine Hundred and -mmm
more or Acres,.
more or less, and boundedby nd of
Thomas J. Lipecomb on the North, Robet
Xtchison and James W4rknmn on thelas,
Mrs. Golding.and J. D. Pi#s oc th. Sept,
and on the West by other lands of MTMIL
"Ternis casIL' NiAaer piyiort
pers.
J. J.C0ARMRGON, S. 1
Nov. ft"46- St. f1641
Geosge Brown and Thep.o
Px'ors of Robert Oarm a#,
Plaintiffs,
- -- against -
Wm. W. Davis; Trustee, &c., et ai -
fenanw.
Foreeclosure of Moeg~
In pursuance of an order ismued frese
Court of Common Pleas for Newberry
County, -signed by the Hon. L. 0. Nor
tbrop, Circuis Judge, on the 17th M,
1876, in the above stated action, I1 will ,,
' rNewberry Court House,
On the Nirst .Monday in Decem?n
Next,
between the usual hours of sale, to.the
highest bidder, the following deseribed
beal Estate, to-wit: 4
All that tract of .land, with the.apperte
nances, situate in the Coanty of Newbisry,
SState of Soush Carolina, containing
ThirtyNine and One.Haff
Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Wrn.
Lester, Henry S. Boozeranddoters
Terms Cash. Purchaser to. pay:for' pa
peJ. J. CARRINGTON, s.E0
Sv 1556-15tL-+$
John C. Workman ad John A. Wortma,
Wiliam H. Webb. -*
By virtue~of sundry dxecutions to mett
rected, I will sell, in. front et thsoom
House.
Os the first .Monday in Decanker
Kext,
to Ase highest bidder, the folouing M
SONAL PROPERTY, to-wit:
Two, Sets of Hoashod
and Parlor Furnitur.
Kitchen Tables, &c.
One lot Garden Too a
One small lot Oarpenter's
Tools.
Plow Stock and Two Sia-.
gletrees.
Two Wash Pots and Four
Wash Tabs.
One Cow.
Levied on as the property' of W. I.
Webb.
TERMS GASH.
J. J. CARRINGTON, S. N. 0.
Nov. 15, 46--8t. f'8--1d
DRUN STOE1IL
The undersigned have formed a e@t
nership as Druggss in the-Town- of Pjps
peity, and solicit a portion of the public
patronage.
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS-.
Will be kept constantly on hand, whic63rill
be sold as cheap as can be.bought any
where iti the county.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Filled with accuracy at .all' hours of the
night or day. KIBLER &k McFALL.
Prosperity, S. C., Sept.'l', 1876.
.Oct. 4, 40-Smn.
Having made a final settlement on the
Estate or Williams =Welch, deased, we
will apply to the Probate Court of Newber
ry Couinty, on the 80th day of Novesiber
next, for a final discharge as Nates of
said Will. WLH
,. WELCH,.
Executor s Wil LC i s, el
Oc ecuors Wll8ofW-4, elch
Oc. OT,I7-4-6*.
Al esNsTInCE t
All pnersgos inebe olcto
unamilaned irs solicited