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Special and Local. T- f)Z TO NEW ADVmRT1sMMENTS. J. C. Leahy-Ciration. The N. Kib'er-Nori^e. Jao. P. Kinard-Large L:md Sale. Many Citiz"'ns-Municipal 1icket. ni'h & Chr'stian-A ,rriv M:le. 4. Lan'er-Wmiamnol Fcm:"e Co.iege Thos. D. Bvz:ard--Au'minis:rator's No . no. B. Cartwile-Annut:l MeT : of Shftre ''ders Newherry Nai.ui Ihmk-Divi?eri. Geo. S. Mow.r and J. D Smrith Livinsto -Sale of Valuable Land and Personal Pro SPECIAL TICE.-Business no ti. .s in thi"s local Co0u'n arc in,eried at the rate of 15 cents per linte each inScr Obituaries, noti,'es of meetings, com ,4.unication-s relating to personal inkr ests, tributes of res,,pect, &c. are charged cs regular adcertisements at S1 per sfiz'.are. Notices of adminidstration, and other legal notices. obituarics, tributes of re pect and notices of meetings, as well as communication- of a personal chaoracter must be paid for in adrance. The subscription price of the feraia is 82.5O for twelve months, $1.25 for six ronihs. 75 ents for three months and 25 cents for one monlk, in adcvance. .'mes in future will not be placed on th.; subscription books uill the ca.sh or i' equivalent is paid. To clubs of twenty names, (the entire list to be brought in at one time), the pa 1er will be furnished at $2 each. Clubs of ten, $2.25 each. The cash -must ac c:,mnpany names Christmas and New Year's are at Liand, and people are looking about to see what to buy and where to buy. No better place in the land can be found than the extensive China, Glass and Fancy Goods establishment of Kings land & Heath of'Columbia, under the Columbia Hotel. They keep every t:ing in their line, and many things which the generality of people know not of; and if a present is needed for - husband, wife, sweetheart or child, that. is assuredly the place to get it. If glassware is needed, or the table needs furnishing in china or crockery, go to Kiugsland & Heath. tf. When Edward Scholz repairs your clock or warch it is warranted for one year Try him. Satisfaction guarauteed. 15-1y THOMPSO,, Dentist, over Phifer's Store. 35-tf. See card of F. Werber, Jr., Depuis Sur v-eyor. 3--sm. Any irregularities in the serving of the HERALD for a week or two we trust will be excused, as we aLre without a regular carrier. Such subserihers as do not receive papers at their places of business will get themi at the post office. Eighteen hundred and seventy-seven w' as ushered in clothed in a beautiful robe of white. Corrox SALES.-3,O6 hales of cot tan were sold in Newberry duiring the month of December. SHERIFF'S SALES.-Only one piece of lanid was sold Monday. The otber sales were postponed till better weather. Parents, tnothers, unrses, do not fail ro g're Dr. Bull's Cough Syrap to the 't:!e ones for all cases of congas and colds. Only cos 2~> ceurts. Two colored men, living at Helena, became engaged in an altereation Tues d ty evening, the 26th, wvhen one of them cut the other badly with a knife Two much spirits. FROzEN TO DEATH.-AarOn Tillman, a colored barber, was found on the~ s:.reet Tuesday night in a dying condli tion. He had been drinking very freely. and it is sup~posed he fell in the snow, and was unable to get home. We know an old bachelor in town who sat down to a Christmas dinner of a big twenty-seven pournd turkey; all alone. How much h-ippier he would have been if he could have said, "My dear, let me help you to a piece of the b:-ast-or will you hav-e the gizzard anid some of the stuffing?" SALES POSTPONED,-BY ieason of the inelemency of the weather on Monday last the sale of land advertised by Maj. J1. P. Kinard has been postponed te s:de-day in February. The Sheriffrs Sales were also post poned. A special order from court, il is thought, will be given, by whieL: some of these sales will be made during the present month. SAD.-The demoralizing iniinence ol the times was witnessed on Monday last in the pelting of our worthy In. tendant, by a score or more of metn ani boys, with snow halls. and so violently that be had to dy for safety. One o: the Wardens was on the same day thrown down, andi snow rubbed ina his eyes and b'etween his shirt colhui and neck. Where are we drifting? A difficulty occurred at Chaippell Depot Christmas day. Mr Lewis Simt kitus was shot by the accidental dis ebarge of a pistol. Onm the same d M1r. Eldrige C. Sinmkins, brother of th< former. was severely stabbed in the ab dlomen by a negro. We have not heart 'he particulars in either case. but are happy to learn that both gentlemen art dloing well. ATTEMPT AT BU-RGLARY.-Christma: night some one attempted to break int' the store of Mr. J. S. Russell at Silvei Street. He succeeded in sain the blt in two; but just as' e entered th( dr>or a son of Mr. Russell, wvho slept ir tue store, burst a cap at him. Whib school for bo :tnrl girls at the New her, C'reit Pir;tn1fg Jan. 2nd Trm(:1s $1 5n ptr Iorth. The Court. of (eneral Sessions wa op1necd by the ('!erk MThna!y mornn and .'talo:rn-d'f ;;m 1 Wenl s, l:' the ) when:t II "Ii:' -ru: \i;bvop w\!!i b;: on hand Su<rr ;r. t" le"ar11 th-Lt Mr. ThIo 3 :ree :.: i riding t :ome a fewI n iht se wa u :!tt twice in the neigh br'ood f ri:meC ti rhureI. L:1reIt (,oi1ntv, by rtisn upo'e(l to beI nE grroes. IH- hd -old u(.ttol that day am h:a! the mny'v <n his person. A ni'ht or io hiter, about the sami ph:ee, Mr. J:i-t .ohnson. trial justice was shot at thrce times, no douht h1 the salme p:irty. Neither of the gentle ment'1 'vre hIrt, we are happv to Say. TnEI F.A:,i i.Z- ST,oniY PAPER.--TIs i the title of a very lively, interestir and instructive steekiy paper, publisl by Normn-ir1 L. Munro & Co., 74 Beck mn.01 street. New \York; price S3 pe annnn. It is h:ndsomly il!ustrate( and tinely printed. and l?ides what i contained in it-; colllumns. the publi-her: give its reair'rs weekly parts of Shakes peare's works, beautifully printed an< illustrated, which they 'will contlnue t( do during the year. the whole wher completed to form ian elegant and eum plete copy of that celebrated work. Now is the time to subscribe f.)r the StorN Paper to seenre the first number of thf weekly parts of Shakespeare. MIS-STATE.-The statement mad( in last issne as to sales made by som of the merthants on Saturday before Christnas was incorrect so far as re lated to Mr.~Foot. Tie figures shoulc have been $745 instead of 3715. W( like to st:adl upon a proper footing, and therefore now foot the amount correct ly, and at. the s.ne time feel assure( that the gentleman will appreciate tht cireamstances r:?ich led tothe mistake It was the day after Christmas. anc what with turkey stuffing, mince pie plum pudding and other good things and having to foot it through snow anc mud notwithWtanding the most strenu ois effort to put our best foot forward it is not strange that a slight error wa, made. WEATIIETs 'rATSTICS.-The weathei changes for the past ten days have b)eer as variouts as disagreeable. and contin. ually from bad to worse. Satuirdal week sleet and snow, Sunday rain Monday more sleet andl snow. rTuesd:0 and Wednesday sli ght tha w with oodlet Iof sio:sh. Thaursday and Friday fearfull col wnht fieree. cutting~ winds, Satur day and Sundav ecar and( cold, S-:ndeC night more sno'w whieb in(reasedl 0r Monday t th heaviest snow s;orn ever experienced in this section. "Ok Prohs" has bee n on a big spree al IChristmas, :m~d the w.ath-r maenine a the Sign1al Service Bureau has got aw fully out of fix in consequence. \'I hope the old fellow will take the -pledg now and nwand his ways, as it is nme he should do in beginning a new year BUSIxEss CH ANGES.-In business cir eles sever~al ebiauges have been madi since our laost issne. while others w' learn are in contemnplaition. Of thi changes m-ty be noted the withdrawva of J. T. Peterson from the firm of A. M Bowers & Co., and J. C. Wilson fron J. C. Wilson & Co.; what the firm title of these two houses will he is not ye a'scertainedi. Mr. B. H. Cline has soli out to D. B. Wieele.r & Co., and thi firm wil! occupy the store lately occu pied by Mr. Cline. Mr. 0. A. Hlavir, is to open in the store now ocenpied b; C. B3. Buist. Two or three firms. it i rumored, are anxious to sell out. Th Ne wberry HE1u.Lm will continue to figh it out ont thef samei old line, but if th fight proves as desperate in '77 as in th p,ast, there is no telling what will tak place in '78. SUBSsCIDMus IN ARREARS.-As state' in a previous issue we nowv strike of f:~Oml our subscription books the name of several who are in arrears for pe riods ran->ing~ from three to twelv. months and some, alas, for even: longer period. 0.r effort to accomn modate has not met with a happy re sult, promiss of the stronge?st kim4 hlave been brok:en; and good men havy shown indifference. We irust our read ers will appreciate the difficulties w labor under and see that there is n other alternative left than the one adopt ed above,.to disco n tinute th e further send ing out of papers when no returni made. and thait all those in arrears wil speedily pay up and thereby save us th; very disagr'eable necessity of plasci these sma! acco"nts in the hands of collector For the future nam--s wi not be pheecd on the subscription hooki until the mnoney is paid. The Lutheran Sunday Sch~ool Cor ~cert was held .aud:ay night in the Le therano Churebrc. T1hte Churchl wa:s beat t.ful!y :o g.racefuilly festooned wir gar'lo2 (s overr ns. The exerci were~ onew1 d -. ith pIyr by the Past , Twelve Ls and14. girls recited( the 538 Chater of ih and as each one ti '.shed his' v- hIeC pl:iced upon a latrg scrllfacn t onrgaio a'lr git let ter. Wh:~ n all had recited thet stood out theC beamiiful sentence, "Peac 01on~ Eathl orsiodn with *Glor to) God in :In jiget,S" that was sm~ endedC( i, ever(reens above the pullpi A (argf U!in star r pledn th r ST. MATTHEW'S. - There will t4 ptr -aeclin g at St. Matthew's Church, o. . Sunday, the 14th instant. The regular serviees will hereafter he held on the second and fourth Sabbaths until other wise directed. 'im!" OtrWoIxG CocNCIt.-The terni F oflire of the present Town Counei expires next Tuesday. The menbe,rs of the Courteil, as all know. are Inten '.:t Y. J. Pope; Wardens E. S. Cop -ork, J. C. Wilson, G. W. Pearson and T. C. Pool. We cannot let the occasion pass without puObl!iy expressing ouir 1 i p gapprciation. which we know to be the sentiment of the whole community, of the eticiOnt services of these gentlemen in the discharge of their delicate anti onerous dutir-s. The position of Inten dant, or Warden, of Newberry is no si 1neenre; and we may add, it is a th:kless one too, compared with oth''r rblbelir. positions, and one that affords no reimuneration except the public ap proval and the approval of a good eon science. As evidence of the manner in 1 which these officers have performed their duties, the citizens assenibled in mass meeting Thc-sday bestowed upon I th. m a unaninons "well done"; they have been nominated and eleeted to'ie same positions for three successive terms, and would have been placed iu nomination the fourth time but for their own request to be allowed to retire. THE "GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY."- 1 The following list of Grand Jurors has been drawn for the year ensuing Whites-Geo. H. Wise, Jas. Wood, A. A. Nattes, Baruch Duncan and Jno. McCoy; colored-Dave Dember. Law rence Jones, Wade Hampton, Philip IIurley, Johnson Epps Thos. Keitt. Peter Reuben. Jordan Gary. Jno. Watts. Ned Edmund, Thos. Griffin and Mar shal Fortune. The Petit Jurors for the January Term of Court ale: Whites-Henry S. Boozer, S. B. F(wles, Jno. R. Spearman. Ran om Dominick, Wade W. Saber, A. L. Wyse, E. S. Coppock, Sam Saber. P. E. Wise, Allen Owens, Peter H. Dennis, J. W. Reagin, P. J. Stephens, Edward Milligan. Geo. Fellers, W. J. Lake, Thos. M. Neill and Harrison Gallman. colored-Dan. T. Chappell, Jim Floyd, Albert Williams, Jackson Thompson, Henry Bragg, Leonard Robertson. Jas. Little, Alexander Dennis, Henry Coate Henderson Williams, W. H. Sneaid, Albeit Jones Jas. Waldrop, Albert Rlobertsoni. Mark Clark, Jeff Cannon,1 B3. Boyd, Mike Sligh. THE NOMINATION OF COUNCILMEN. - A meeting of the.citizens of the town was held in the Court 1-ouse Thursday aficrnoon for the purpose of nominating :an Intendant amd four Wardens to serve 4for the ensuing year. Y. J1. Pope was eho.sen Chairman, and M A. Carlisle Sec*rreary. The meeting being organ ized, Thos. F. Harmon moved that the I resent Council he nominated as In tendant and Wardens for the ensuing] term. Some of the Council stated that Sthey tvould decine a renomination, and others begged to he excused. On mo tion of Geo. Johnstone, Mr. Harmon's -motion was laid on the table. It was Sthen moved and carried that a com Smittee of five be appointed to suggest Sto the meeting nominations for Inten I dant and four Wardens. The Chair .man appointed on that Committee C. iB. Buist, W. A. Cline, Wni. Langford, ; J. M, Johnstone and S. P. Boozer. t Nominations were then made upon the I iloor, after which the committee re ;tired to fix up the ticket. On their re -turn they reported the following nomni 3nations: For Intendant-Wt. T. Tar r rant; for Wardens-ist ward, W. A. 3 Cline; 2nd ward, J. N. Martin; 3d Sward, Alan Johnstone; 4th ward, A. t M. Bowers. M. S. Long moved that the name of D. M. Ward be substituted a for that of J. N. Martin-laid on the Stable. J. M. Baixter moved the adop tion of the committee's report-carried. On motion of J. M. Baxter it was re i solved, That this meeting do hereby r express their high appreciation of the s successful administration of the muni - eipal government of the town of New ? erry by the present official incumbenms t and tender to them the sincere thanks - of the citizens for the same. The meet - ing then adjourned. IThe nominees above named will he a elected next Tuesday, the 9th instant. SINGULAR FACT ! Is it r'ot strange thatr people run off' after a strange things, when they could do better at - i.me? Neatly every man, woman and child - mn rhe couitry knfows Ayer's, Jayne's, ~,Wright's, R:rdway's or ruirt's PilFs, an'd very t-w know Dr. Jas. L. Gilder's Liver Pills; and yet. we venture the assertion, that any one buying and using ai single box of Dr. SGilder's Pills, will never buy one of -another ii ine-'ure. Dr. S. F. Fant sells them. S Dr S. F. Fant is giving away a handsome b)o"k entitled "Peark for the People." conl tainiing mnch valusble information and mfauV icteresling articee. It also con rain-s a history of the discoverv of the "Hepat'ne," 'r di'games of the liver, dyspepsia, conati - i'ation anid indig"-tion, &c., anid gives po,i bive aissuratnce tha-t when the Heparine is s m-.ed it effec:s a perm-ment anid la-ting cure of thne'- dtiseases, wh ich prevail to such an d,minn1 extcnt in our country. Take the. lev.tive for all diseases of the liver. 44--tf. Hap~py Iluuce oft a Great F.yr the preservation or recovery of health C :w'd aire.gth, :tie diet should he wh4le..owne .mdu nun7(itioutl Whenn it hiappen.e thnat the Sarment'.ry proc se.," are disturbed hy im .'roveri or ha!f masticated food, the best rein eefor the eviI results ofabusim: th-- digestive org .us is Ho-terter's S-omnch, Bitters, a nm.st ratL:ru. prompt arnd gentm!e remredv for dyb ..enSiat, and fo'- the bilious and evacuative .mm'Wri,in.: which resnlt from it. The liver ABOUT THE TOWN AND COUNTY. The weather on Thursday was dis mal, dark and drizzly, with occasional ? kIeet. The streets are muddier than ever be fore known. Rubbers and umbrellas have been in reat demand lately. f If mud were saleable Newberry could establish a "corner" just now. Report has been made of an individ- n ial who had four turkeys, but who felt Oo poor to have one for his Christmas Iimer. The Nation's choice still waves on he corner of Pratt and Cald well Streets. ti [t will not be furled until Tilden takes t ,is seat. t The number of drunks Christmas t week cannot be computed. It is said that all the colored men at Talapa were drunk on Christmas day. "Let us have a Tom and Jerry," said t nice young fellow to another. one of he past eold mornings. "Don't care f I do," was the reply. What was it? Weekly letters are respectfully so irited from Pomaria, Prosperity, Ja apa and other points of the County. The commencement of the volume is i good time to subscribe for the HER 'D. Now is the time. A subscriber sent in word the other lay that his time being out he wanted he paper discontinued. We have com lied, but regret to say that he is in ar -ears twelve months. How is that for gh ? Various suggestions have been made ooking to the improvement of the cross ngs from Mollohon Row to Mayes & fartin's and the HERALD office. As he ohl Council are about to retire they vill have no time to do anything. there bre the new Council are looked to. Now is the time to turn over a new enf in your life. We advise our read rs to commence the New Year aright. the most important step is to pay up ill debts--let the first be the newspaper N lebt. e The boys did not have much fun this "hristmas for the reason that Council nade it a punishable offence to send >ff fire-works or shoot crackers. Some I >f them amused themselves by putting 8 ;now between the paper collars and E eks of each other. A few of the girls t brew balls at unsuspecting young men. What was the matter with the cur- i :mt crop? There was a singulars scarit.y of this fruit Christmas, and i~ 7any housewives were in tears because hey~could not make fruit cake. Those who had to change domiciles st week had a hard time. No charge is made for the insertion >f marriage notices. Bring them in :hat the people may know who are be ng made happy these dreary days. Items of interest are respectfully so icited from all parts of the county. Warriages, deaths, remarkable births, tin-house burnings, accidents, &c. Anything of the kind will be gladly eceived. In proof of the bad effects of not ~eeping a promise, a fa.mily had no,L vood on Christmas day. It had been8 >oised Saturday. Never break a romise unless it be a bad one. Among the'accidents which occurred ( 'rom the use of squibs during last week " s the folwing: A bov threw a spit- I ire or. wheel-rocket into the fire, which C mediately thereafter burst. The fa her of the boy. wio had a prominent place near the fire, was struck with sonsternation.- The whole family had nore or less damage done to their equi- e ibriumis. They are all better now wen the boy. The fashion for the streets now is ugh-top boots. 'The man who comes >ut in the morning with shoes on goes home at night with a cold mn his head md a mud-plaster around his ankles. This is the time of the year when the moving household gather upi the frying pans and tea-pots and betake them selves to new quarters. Hogs don't respect municipal author ity worth a cent. A jolly, fat porker et on a spree on the public square last Wednesday, and refused point-blank to be taken to the guard-house. MCrary isn't altogether the kind of man to tackle in the snow, as some of his friends found to their cost Monday. We propose him as the champion wres ./FIarried, At the parsonage, on tbe 28th ult.. by Rev. E. W. Knhns, Mr. JoHN T. HAi,LMAN and Miss JOANNA C. RUDOLPH. both of Helena, ew berry County, S. C. On the afternoon of the 7'h Dec., 1875, by tev. Thos G. Herbert, Mr. WALKER DoMLe SK to M:ss MARY REASE; all of Newburry ~onnty, S. C. On the afternoon of Dec. 28!h, by Rev. hos. G. Hleroert, Mr MAC DoMINiCK to M~ss MARY MCCULLoUGH; all of Newberry7 DontZIy, S. C. On Dec 21st, by Elder G. H. Carter. at tie - reedece of the Bride's father, Dr. JAMES P. JOHSON:and MissRACRAEL M. DAVIS. A1 of~ Ne w berry Co. Commercial. EwERRY. January 2.- Cotton market 1 rlull, but litle offering-price at close 9211k Baes shipped -luring week 658. ADVICE GRATIS. The Hion. Alexander H. Stevens says: "The Giohe Fiower Cough Syrup has proven a most vauble remedy to me." Gov. Ja'mes M. Smith. of Georgia, says: " shall always use it with perfect coD6 dence, sm recommend it to the public as a remedy which~ will afford that satisfaction experienced by me and mine. It excels everything for-coughs, colds and obstinate dung af fections." ExGov Brown, of Ga , says:-"He finds the Gk.be Flower Cough Syru;, a most ex ellent remedy." Such endorsement by our great and good men de.erves the attention of the afflicted. Those s.uffering from cough.4, colds and lung factions should use 'he Globe Flower Cough g'rup. It will powitively enre conlsumfptionl. For sa le by S. F. FANT 44--t. POST OFFICE. NEwBERRY, S. C., DCC. 30 1876 Lit of :mlvertised letters for week endin~g Tec 30 18R76: Tribute of Respect. Dr At a meeting of the Newherry Bar, held __ n Friday, Deeemher 29th, 1876, the follow Ig preamble and resolutions were unani ionsly adopted: i: WHEREAS, Almighty God has seen fit to 1ke from as and from his earthly labors, oUNo JOHN HARING ION, an Attorney at I - Iis Bar, oar fellow-citizen and friend. There- iOn )re, he it resolved, by the Bar of Newbetry, i!andu 1st. That in the death of the deceased we enie mourn the loss of a fast friend, a public spir Notp ed .:nd us.-ful citizen, :nd a lawyer whose dents and attairiments rendered him an or- tait:f ament to this Bar. good, 2d. That we-tender our heartfelt svmpa- place iies to the family of the deceased in this :eir great bereavement. 3d. That the minutes of this meeting and ese resolutions be presented to the Circuit uurt for this County, by the Chairman of uis meeting, at its next regular session, with THE e request that the 'same be entered upon I ie minutes of that Court. 4th That theSe resolutions be published in e Newberry HERALD, and that a copy of bem he transmitted by the Secretary of this meeting to tile family of the deceased. Ah L. J. JONES, Chairman. u,uall JAMEs L. Br,EAs Secretary. IoU: ASI1. .RRIVALS AT POOL's HOTEL,- trial s J. E Brown, I. N. Gary, Lafa-yette A. East, and M. John+tone, Jno. B. Mazveck. City; G. on. all Ridtehuber, W. A. T,ibhle, Charpell's; (T Holmes, Jr., Charleston; J. R. Felter, Y.; W. W. Miller, 0. M. Detson, B. H. [athews, Jno. A Thomson, Nevberry; Jno. Tilis, Edgefield, B. C. Wilson, Atlanta; B. 7. Ball Jas. L. Atchison, Lanrena; T. J. No an Giider. Paila.; G. B. Tucker, Union; . M. Aughiry, Mol'ohon; H. Hoffa, D. C. Clothing. Dr NEW STOCK JLOTHING AND FRMlING GOODS FA AT Pric inprecedentedly Low Prices! VRIGT& COPPOCK IN Re., Respectfully announce to the,citizeus of and c ewberry that they have now in store an legant and cheap stock of . LOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, ich' emhraces a large variety of the LA ATEST STYLE- AND PATTERN-; IN . UITS, wntich they can sell at lower prices of be uan ever before offered in this market, and WI a whteh they now invite actet,tion. DO They make a specialty in FINE CLOI1 DO OAT:, OVERCOATS, PANTS, SHIRTS, CL e., an; examninttion of whieb is only neces- IIC try to convince any one of the d;ff.'rence BL Sprices between this season and the last. H ATS for men and boys of all styles and rdes, togetLher with* FINE GAITERS ND SHOES at prices which defy compe .tiont. Call and make an examination before urchasing elesewhere, and see if~ youBO annot save money. IRICIT & CJOPPOIJK L Wo. 4 Mollohon Bow. Oct. 4, 40- Cf -to en J!Wiscellaneous.^ TATE OF SOUTH CAROL TNA, W, NEWBERRY COUNTY. Oil sC By James C. Leahy, Probate J-udge. Whereas, HI. 0. Moses, as Clerk of the rcuit Court, hath made suit to me, to ant him Letters of Administrttion, of the cate and effects of Leonaird Horton, de -ased. .FISI These are therefote to cite and admonish 1 and singular the kindred and creditors f the said deceased, that they he and ap- Ii ear, before Ine1 in tbe Court of Probate, publi be held at Newtberry Court H -use, S. C., age n the 5t.h day of February next, after spect ubcation hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore- with oon, to shew cause, if any they have, why will lt 3e staid Administration should not be No ranted. Given -under my Hand, this 30th. av of December, Anno Doininti, 1874. Jan. 3, 1-4t. c I COUNCIL G;HAMBERS, A NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA. Pursuant to~ the requirements of Law ere will be an election held on the second tesday of January next, at Newberry f ourt House, for an Intendant and fourr Vardents of the Town of New berry, South Au iar,lina ' Polls will be opened from 6 o'clock, A. HNP I., until 6 o'clock, P. M. P Such election shall be conducted by the w.l llowing Board of Mainagers, to-wit: Wil ant W Houseal, Peter Rolelsperger and arry B. Scott. Ali Bar Rooms and Drinking Saloons ball be closed from 6 o'clock, P. M., on BI londay, the 8th day of January, 1877, un il 6 o'clock, A. M., on Wednesday, the 10th lay of January, 1877 In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Whit L. s.] Town of Newberry, on this the nine- embr teenth day of December, Anno Dom- in Dl ini one tiousand eight hundred and .by g< seventy-six. WE YOUNG JOHN POPE, Th Intendant of' the T'own of Newberry. large JOHN S. FAIRa, C. & T. T. C. N. an es Dec. 20, 51-8t. JE SPUL otice to Trespassers. grea The undersigned, landowners in the Inl ounty of Newberry, hereby forewarn any nd all personis against huntitng, fishing, HE tassing through, or in any other wa.v tres- f tassing on their lands. All violations of he samne will be dealt wittn to the full ex ent of~ the law. HlAR ' P. Price, 'T. B Chialmers, len. Mathis, jL. B. Bates, L J Gihson, iM. D. Suher, In SB. Boozer, IEl lison S. Keitt, a n ). A. Croa.son, IR. V. Gist, dent ). B Darby, T. B. Wadlington, . 0. Turnipseed, Mrs. Margaret Martin kisses Turnipseed, 1W. H. Knight, O V P. HIarris,H C. Wilson, O )r. T. C Br own, ~Mrs. L P. Wilson.,... I. 0'. S. Brownt, J. P Wilson,81 F. 0. Caldwell, W. Caldwell, dra. M. C. Caldwell, J. C. Spence, H . . Smith, J. N. Martin, W. G .nnon, IJ. B. Ma rtin. FC 1. G. Sondley, jT. W. Hutchinson, . P. Gillia m, IR. S. Davidson. [A . Crome r, 1Dec. 2", 51-3t* SEDWEA." OeE Hunde and. Oe't Bunrelo AMd Jt RE FET n2 of D Fifty Bushels of AM- J,ne nog m g p a rp New l o oOdS M .ill 1PTON IND REFI C.irolina expected every ono o d' iboir duty, and vote for prigit. ient for office Io every is its respec.tive hoal to do hi ar;.icu.trlyv w hen hi huvs D v us, &c. And to discharge th; ully he nt'it seek thw plae'. AT THE LOWEST PRICE is at C. F. J JKSO 'S LEADER OF LOW P1 COLUMBIA, S. C rays on hand every kind o1 V loundi in a first class DRY E Every department tull, .n OW AS THE LOWEST. Gi .nd be convi'tced. Send for et your goods cheap Fr. is bills amiountilng to $10.o au( C. F. JACKSON STREET, - - - COLUMB7 r. 8, 45-tf. y Goods, Grocerie EW GOOI WE IND VIRIED SI FOR EL AND WINI s to Suit the Ti IT F0 pectfully callM attention-to bi omltplete assortment of RY GOO] Consisting of DIES DRESS GOODS and CA lutiful patterns. IITE GOODS, of all kinds. MESTICS, in large variety. )TiIS, JA-SIMERES, JEANS IERY. H ANDKERCHIEFS ANKETS, &.,- &e. For Men and Boys. TS, SHOES, HATS AND DIC GROCE d many other articles too n1 Imerate. LAINE 0 .rranted 150 proof, as good Id. . AGEN4 r oa MIDDLETON 'S I AM310IA TED PHOaf] -eturn thanks to my friends : nerally, for the very liberal mestowved on me in the past, ully solicit a continuance of ti the assurance that every sat e given. . FO' v. 1. 44-tf. QA Af LOWUR ~i IN LARG~E VARIE ve now' in store, and are o 'ECEDENTEDLY LOW PR: elected stock of FALL and V RY GOQ] )TS, SHOES, HA LOTHIING, & :h are complete in all their lit ace every art.icle needed by d1 ESS GOODS. TRIM MINGS, uttlemnen in PIECE GOODS, 1 .R, &c. t our assortment in the a and superior and cheap, ond aination to prove. ANS AND WOOLEN GOODS, (S, SHEETINGS, BLANKI variety. addition to above we take pIt z attenLion to our superior st' AVY PLANTATION G( Together with DWARE an-] CUTLERY, SADDLES and BRIDLES, a TRUNK% of short our stock is full and c vith prices so low th it we fe< in giving satisfaction. P. W. & R. S. CHI . 11, 41-tf. R S. HOWELL. R. HEBER E OWELL & SCREVI ORS N 0011188I0N MEH ACCOMMODATION WHEAE 3HARLESTON, S. Solicit consignments of Cotte e and Rice. Oct. 11. NOTICE. :i make a settlement on the mie1 Werts, Rebecca Werts at Werts, in the Cou--t of Prol: .mry omunty, on the 18th r1-n terA Stoves, Tin rare, c. STOVEN TOVES!!! vI1 of her NEWBERRY holes. Xt. duty Goods,~ aq That S.H IREON FOR " WARE. ICES, KEENE & AUSTIN, Have just received and are continually adding to their large stock of G COOKINC AND HEATINC STOVES, ye we a Among others can be found the FAR\1ER, DEX ER and KENTUCKI tN, all of wbleh samples are made of the best material, heavy cast expre'Wy for the Southern Trade. ,ht p4id We also keep en band a b:rge stock of PL AIN, PRESSED and JAPANNED TIN he pidWARE, in fact everything that is usually kept in a FIRSr CLASS STOVE and'TI over. HOUSE. JOB WORK A SPECIALTY, A, S. C. Such as REPAIRING, ROOFING, GUTTERING, SPOUTING, &e. -37 All work executed with despatch and satisfaction gaaranteed. Oct. 11, 41-tf. Clothing and Hats, ~, e. - B. & W. C. SWAFFIELD, COLUMBIA, S. C., O(JK Are now receiving their' - FALL .A.1%T) whTTER 'ER. STOCK OF ies! READY4IADE CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNLSflING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, Etc., Etc. We are selling a NO. 1 SHIRT, three ply Linen bosom, slarge finished with the exception of the button holes, for $6:0 for a. half dozen, and a very fine quality for $7.00. )S, Send your orders. We guarantee satisfaction both as to price and quality of our goods. Goods sent C. 0. D. subject to inspection. LICES Sep. 20, 38-tf. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Carpets. CAPS FALL AND WINTER DRY GOOM BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c., [Eg, AT IL.,COLUMEBIA, S. C. as any0 We are now opening our FALL and WINTER STOCK of RY GOODS, NOTIONS, BO)OTS, SROBR, 11Th, &Is, and beg that all in want of goods give us a call before buy and the ing. paro.I You will fInd our Stock full of the most des'irable gos eas'r.to be found anywhere. We buy for CASH and selfor. duinCASH, and with the long experience of our buyer, who is "in the market all the time, we -propose to give yougos at prices which cannot be duplicated this side of New Yr. Call and be convinced. ~Samples sent by mail when requested. Orders prompl Ty. attended to, and when over $10 in value will be sent fe by Express, if accompanied with the money or reqested to S be collected on delivery. I M'CREERY, LOVE & CO.,. ering at Sep.20,42-iy. COLUMBiA, S. C. _____ IER NOTICE. BACON, APPLES, - )S Having da ina- -ettlement on- th~e CABBAGE, POTATOES, Aes 9 state of John M. Long, dec'd., nottee Is hereby given that I will apply to the Probate BARRELS choice Northern apples, T Cur,for teoutofNbry,State) consisting of Baldwin, Northern Sof South Garolina, at 12 o'clock M. on r-Sy eri es 0onePpis c day,the5thdayof anuay, 877 f r a150 barrels Northern Irish Potatoes. C, fnaldischarge as Administrator, with the 100 barrels selected Northern Cabbage. Will annexed, of said EQtate. 50 barrels Northern Onions. s, and LEANDER LONG. 10,000 lbs. Dry Salt Sides. e ladies . De.-. 2, 1876-49-5t- 25 tierces Harns. XNDER- Notice to Trespassers. 0pcgeslctdGheBaer bove is The undersigned hereby forewarn any and10boeCraanFctyCes. needs a11l persons against fihn,hnig rin any sakofinsdCreSlt other way trespassing on ouir lands. And any one so found trespassing will be prose- 8k'RiCofe HOME- cuted'to the full extent of the law.10barlFmiylo. 'TS, in .w. R. HENTZ, 10bxsFml op MRS. A. E HENTZ,AL, asure in D. J. HENTZ, BresSgrHueSrp xr n ek of T. M. HENTZ,C gr,rasSrwPp,cseOs;e, W. A. HENTZ. Srdns,PclsLbsei,Pch,To OS, Dec 20,1 -3t os oe Sd rces-Gneseo EDWVARDJI SCHOLTZ, Sac,Sd,CnlsadPps oe kinds. WATCHMAKERse iter,Rie,Bggn implete, AN~DTh ab estc isilfe, angj l confi-ied 110 Is now to be found at the store formerly o imntn occupied by John F. Speck, where he will JLA R Y attend to all business int his line with fideli-CoHISO Meca, ..-.ty and dispatch. o.2.4-m Cluba8.0 CIEVEN. ggr- WORK WARRANTE TO GIVE ______________ ESA TISFACTION. ..3 EN Aug. 30, 15-17. D U ChANT' Piano and Family Or- erhpaDrgitinteTwofPm gan For Sale. ~ 1y n oii oto fJ -.~ C. I have a good secowid-band Piano for PR N RS RG n Naval sale, likewise one of Este's Family Organs, Wl ekp osatyo ad hc i 11-3m. worth $125.00, both of which I will sell Ib oda ha scnb ogtay very low. Call soon and examine. I will weei h ony remain here for onl a short time ; those desirous of having Pianos and Organs tuned PYSCASPRCRTIN Estates or repaired should make early applieation. Fle ihacrc talhuso h te,Mary All work guaranteed. nigt rSC. KIBERITT.LL 10e0orN CHIT ksestubs and0. bScets Leaf Lard. of0Dpackag.s1selected Oct.e4,B4o-er. 100 boxes --ream-and--Factorywoheese. 100 barrels, t barrels and kits Mackerel. 150 sacks of Fine and-Coarse Salt. 50 sacks Rio Coffee. 100 barrels Family Flour. 100 boxes Family Soap. ALSo, Barrels Sugar House Syrup, Extra C and C Sugar, reams Straw Paper, cases oyagers, Sardines, Pickles, Lobsters,-Peaches, Toma toes, boxes Soda Crackers, Gingers, Lemon Crackers, Centennial and Imperial Crackers, starch, Soda, Candles and Pipes, boxes Prize Candy and Assorted Stick. oandy, boxes Lemons, boxes Chewing Tobacdo, cases Jelly, cases Bitters, Rice, Bagging and Ties, &c., &c. The above stock is all fresh, having just arrive d. Prices guaranteed as low as Charleston or Wilmington. C. J. LAUREY, Commission Merchant, Nov. 22, 47-3m. . Golumbia, s. C. DRUG STORE. The undersigned have formed a ' nership as Druggists in the Town of - perity, and solicit a portion of Ir e gebBe pa'tronage. PURE AND FRESH DRUGs Will be kept constantly on hand, which win be sold as cheap as can be booght say where in the county. PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONs Filled with accuracy at all hours of the night or ay. KIBLER a McFALL. Prosperity, S. 0., Sept. 27, 18'l6. of De- Nov. 1, 44-if- oct. 4, 4u-3m.