The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, May 07, 1879, Image 3
Special and Local
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1879
INDEX TO NEW -ADVERTISEMENTS.
L. E. Folk-Auditor's Notice.
W. A Clark-Photograph Gallery.
- R.'C. Chapman & Son-Burial Cises.
H. Howard Vernon-Siager Sewing Ma
chines.
Thos. DodameAd-Unveiling the Confede
rate Monument.
J. A.'R-ikard & Co -Pure Copper Distilicd
Corn and R.ye Whi.-!es.
Brown & - Co.-The Latest Invention in
Useful HouseboUl Articles.
SPECIAL NOTI[E.-Business mj
tices in tais local coluont <are inserted at
the rate of 15 cents. per line euch inser
- tion.
. - Obituaries, notices of miectings, co)
tminixdions rel<uing to personal inter
ests, tri6kts of respct, -. ar. chai-ge<I
as regular wlcertisements <a $1 per
.iquare.
Notices of administration, and other
legal notices, obituaries, tributes of re
spect (ind notices of meetings, as wC7l (s
eom&unkiations of a per.cona-char<teter
must be paid for in advince
The subscription price of the Herald
is $2.00 for twelve months, $1.00 for six
months,.50 cents for three nonths and
25 cents for one month, in4 (tianCe.
Names in future will not be placed on
the subscription books until the c<ash or
its equivalen4 is paid.
gg All communications relating to
personal interests will be inserted at
regular -advertising rates, one dollar per
square, cash in advance. tf
POST OFFICE
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Up Train arrives....... ....10 08 AM
Down Train arrives ........ .12 30 P M
Laurens Train arrives. 10 00 A M1
S leaves......... 1 00 P I
Up mail closes at................ 9 40 A M
Down maii closes at..............12 00 M
- Laurens-mail closes at... ... ....12 30 P -I
R. W. BOONE, P M
Newberry, S. C., Mar. 17, 1879.
This parwr may be found on tile at. GCo. P.
Bowell &Co.a Newspaper Advertising 1u
- Xau (10 Spruce St..) where advertisina con
uracts may be made for it in New Y ork.
Mr. L. S, Bowers, post master at
Prosperity is our authorized agent at
that place.
- Go to I. A. Burns for Fruits. Fresh.
*-9.-1y.."
.Court
Begins to-day, '(Tuesday). Judge
Aldrich arrived yesterday. The jury
cases wifl ocupy at least two weeks,
and probably longer.
feeberg Soda Water!
Healthful and refreshing. 5z3. Ai glass,
* 12 tickets for 50c,, at Pelham's Drug
- Store. 1t
Gav th fistof a series of open air
conert inHornsby's grove Saturday
aftenoonQuite a'- number of ladies
-jjed the fine music.
THOMPsoN, Dentist,opposite Herald offie
i nstalation.
- A large congregation witnessed the 1
installation of R.ev.'S. P. Ilughes as Ps
* tor of the Lutheran Church Sunday.
The services were very interesting and
impressive. ____
- Go to H. A. Burns for a good assort -
n}enL of- Crackers, .Plaini and French
Ca1Yag .- 9-ly
- The- Southern Cultivator, . I
Publish%d at Athens, Ga.; by W. L.
Jones, has no superior as an agricultu
ral mothly. Its low price and sterling
merit hould commend it to ever.y far
~ner. 'Subscription,_$1.60 a year.
.Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. 81
The McNinch Case
. Was argued .in the Supreme Court
the 30th uit. There being s(ome mis
understanding regatrding the statement
. of the facts in the case the argument
-was posponed-to the 12th instant, in
order to allow the statement to be
amended.
Burial Cases. -
.Attention -is called to the card of
Messrs. R. C. Chapnman & Son, in this:
issue of- the H.Euu>.. They ann.ounce
a large nd beauftifuil Yaidty of Burial
Cases at cheap rates, and that they are
-prepared to attend to all calls in this
rie, and give entire saitisfa-ction.
Sate-Day
Passed off quietly. The Sheriff made
no- sales. The Executors of Julius B.
~Smith, deceased, sold the corner or
- -Tapper lot," Mr. S. P. Baird being
the purchaser at $3,200. The Admin
istratrix' of C. M. Harris, dec'dl., sold
out his stock of furniture at fair prices.
Agricultural Liens,
With and withotit mortgage attach
ment, and Landowner's Liens.
-For safe at
Sa3-f HERALD~ BOOK STOR E.
The Cenuine Singer.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment-of Mr. H. Howar'd Vernon, who
is the only authorized agent in this
county for the celebrated Singer Ma
chine. Mr. Vernon is now canvassing
the Contty, and we command him to
all in want of a good machine.
-Seasonable Spring Coods.
-Base Balls, Bats, Tops and Cords,
bbrBalls, Croquet Sets, Marbles,
Fijsh~Hok~s and Lines, aill sizes, Play
ing Carir &c. 11. A. Bunxs.
-Sunday-Scol Pic Nic.
The Lhtheran Sunday School wvill
*have- a Pie Nic on Friday, the 9m, at
Cline's beautiful grove, and a'n invita
tion has been extended to the schoolsI
-of all other branceesoi the church to
* attend and participate in the festivities
.of the occasion.
Erskine College.
-From a communication descriptive of
the T.nio. Exhibition of Ers,-el:io l-:
Ice ! Ice!!
This desirab!e commodity can be ob
tained in any quantity all during the
summer, at reaIsonable prices, from W.
E. Pelham, Druggist. It
Frost.
Our old lady friend threw her cap
ribbons to the breeze on Saturday morn
Itg, her predictIoR that there would be
,rost in May bing fully realized. The
loary mantle of this unwelcome visitor
as quite perceptible to early risers.
No dam:age w.as don'tie, however, we are
had to say. Though serious fault is
otid with our old friund we let her off
we time more, but positivelyinsist that
iext year she must be more careful.
Go to~iI. A. Burns for a good assor-,
nent of Tobaecos, Cirs and Pipes.
Il prices. Cheap-. 9-l'
rhanks.
Mrs. Aiontgomery Moses will accent
mr thanks for a mess of the largest:md 1
inest strawberries seen this se:won
And Miss Ba)e McKellar for Ute first
>frering of May Cherries.
T nliks are tendered lon. ). Wyatt
kiken and lion. J. I. Evins, for re
>eated favors. This veek we acknow
edge receipt of a copy of the Con
)rIssional Directory, a pamiphlet of
reat interest. -
Go to H. A. Burns for your Confec
oneries, Canned Goods, Tea, Spice,
epper, Laundry Soap, Starch, Blueing,
)oda, Sugar, Coftee, Pickles, and also
t good :Lssortnent of Toys. 9-ly
Faxes.
The people are raying their taxes
vith conimendable promptness. Most
>f those who. have paid 'o date paid the
vhole amount. This is he better plan.
Che following figures shi w either that
here is more money in tl , County, or
hat there is a greater N illingness to
>ay than last year. For t.)e first four
lays the office was open la-. year the
Preasurer took in $480; for he same
ime this year lie took in $1,0o)
'hysicians Prescriptions
Solicited and will be coni;ounded
:arefilly at Pelham's Drug Stc :e, only
>y the proprietor himself, at dl hours
>f thd day or night. Rooms over store.
it
lenn Springs.
As the Spring advances and Sur.imer
iets are thoughit of, trips to the Springs
re discussed by those who have real
zed the benefits.of the health-giving
vaters of Glenn's. We have heard of
everal persons who contemplate going
Lt an early (lay, and we sa5 to them go
>v all means, andl to all others who
iced rest, recuperation and a water
,hich has proved a panacea in so many
if the diseases comnwn to the Southern
limate. There is no better water in
be South.
I will sell at cost till the 20th of May,
atches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and
~lated Ware, Spectacles and Eyeglas
es. Please call and .examine my
t(ock. EDUARD) SCHOLTZ,
18s-2t Watchmaker and Jeweler.
' -sure Ahead.
The lady members of the Methodist
hurch b id us say that they will give
m en tertainiiment-straiwherries, cream,
a:ke, and other good things, in abhout
wo) weeks. The objet is .the benevo
elut and worthy lan of finishing the
work commenced at the Parsonag~e.
L'his advance notice is given tha~t their
rood friends may prepare for it anld be
-eady. We talke pleasure in making
his notice as we esteem it alvays a
lgh privilego to aid the ladies in all
heir good works. Do ye also likewise.
Come one, come all, to the Straw
erry Festival, at the Misses Turnip
eed's this Thursday night, May 8th,
'or the benefit of Mount Bethel Church'.
A Fine Piano.
Mr. WV. M, Shackleford of our town
,as on exhIbition and for sale, another
re ofnthose superb Pianos from the.cel
abrated factory of Messrs. J. & C. Fis
her. Without doubt it is a very ele
~ant instrument, and in depth as well
is sweetness of tone will comn pare favor
bly with any. This beautiful instra
mernt can be bought at the very lowv
prc of $300. WYe take leasureIi in
saying that Mr. S. can furnish Pianos
and Organs from all of the best mann
fmctrers at Factory priees. Call and
examine the one on exhibition.
N. A. M. S.
The Executive Committee of the
Newberry Agricultural and Mechani
eal Society have fixed the time forhold
ing the~ next Fair, for the 22d, 23d and
th of October, next. The Premium
List will be out about the first of July.
The Cormmittee have about $900 on
hand, with about $600 still due.
We are requested to s'tate that the
Society will be pleased i;o receive no
tice from any person having a suitable
lot to dispose of for Fair purposes, and
that communications beC addlressed to
the Secretary, Geo. S. Mower, Esq.
The Star Alliance.
The society play of " Lost Love,"
rendered by this versatile cormpany at
Thespian IIall on Monday night, was
en joyed by a li.rge andl apreciativ.e at'
dien mce, whi ch was testified by repeated
bursts of :Paluse. The acting and
singing were excellent, wvhile the life
and sprightliness which pervaded the
whole put every one in thje best possible
humor. To-night there will be another
nerform an ce, when will be presentedl
rTh New Ea.st Lynne, or Miss Mn] ton,
the Gjoverness," amnd this elegant and
f. '1 -1 ~
Deat
lVith feeliugs of stdlness we recor(
the (leath of our friend and esteelmet
fellow eitizen, Mr. Sampson C. Mer,
ebant, which occurred at his residcnc(
on Wednesday morning last, at 3 1
A. M., after a brief but.severe illness.
1t was our privilege to know him well:
and for years, and during that whol(
period we saw in him naught but wh1al
was excellent and elevated in charne
ter. A true gentlernan, a firmj, frien11!, a
fond father and devoted husbnand, a con
sistent christian, a patriotic and liberal
citizen, kind and charitable, rather lov
ing to speak good than ill of others, we
feel that his loss is irrepar'able. . The
(eCeased had been a member of the
Methodist Church fUr many years aud
in that time tilled important official po
sitions and always with credit to him
self and honor to the church. In his
death the church has sustained a great
loss, and the community in which he
was so we-ll known and highly beloved
grieve that a good and useful man has
fallen in the prime of his life. But how
much gre.ater is this dispensation in its
effect upon the family, left without its
kind counsellor, support and head.
Truly are they afflieted, and deeply,
warmly do we sympathize with them
in this dark hour of their sorrow. Our
deceased friend was in the 57th year of
his age, and bid fair for many years
more of life, but the Supreme Ruler
saw fit to remove him, and we bow to
His will. lie was buried in Rosemont
Cemetery.
The Council House
Is a di;grace to such a thriving, en*
lerprising town as Newberry. The old
shell ought to be torn down. and its
place supplied with a handsome brick
structure. It would add greatly to the
appearance of that portion of town,
which would please those whose tastes
are -esthetic; and we believe it would
pay, which argument will recommend
itself to those who see no beauty except
in utility. The building should con
tain, besides a Council Room and Clerk's
oflice. a store on the ground floor, and
offices, which could be rented to advan
tage.
Prof. DuPre Dead.
Warren DuPre. L.L.D., President of
Martha Washington Female College,
Abingdon, Va., died the 25th ultimno.
Prof. DuPre was well known to the
older citizens of New berry, havin.g beenl
Princi pal of tlie Female Academy here
from 1848 to 1853, when he was chosen
Professor of Natural Sciences in Wof
ford College. In 1875 lie was elected
to the position which he held at the
time of his dleath. A liner gentleman.
a truer friend, a more genial complIan
ion, and a purer Christian never lived
than Priof'. Du,Pre.
We publish elsewhere an interesting
article from the Abingdon, (Va.) San
iard.
Our Third Hat.
We don't 'know what our esteemed
friend Greneker, of the Newberry HiER
AlA, will say when we tell him that we
not only have two coats, hut three hats
also. We know he will be for estab
lishing a branch of. the HERALD in thiS
town, when we tell him that the Mer
eants of Union not only advertise
largely but alwanys wvatch the Editor's
head and keep it warm, comfortable
and respectable looking. We'll lend
you a hat occasionally, Greneker, if
you'll come over- Union 'TYmcs.
We express our say thusly: that we
are glad that one editor in these low
grounds of sorrow is so geneirously
cared for, and we have no doub)t now
as to the possession of two coats-the
third hat clinching the matter. Our
friend Stokes must be a happy man,
and a generous one too, as generous as
the good merchants of Union, and his
offer to lend us a hat occasionally. is
appreciated-a gift of one, 'however,
would have been better. We remem
ber the time when a new "tile" used to
fall to our lot, but times have changed.
Memorial Day.
A goodly number of ladies met Wed
nesday afternoon, 30th ult.. to make ar
rangements for observing Memorial
Day. Tfhe 10th was fixed.as the day;
the decorations at the old graveyard to
begin at 5 P. M., and at Rosemont
Cemetery at 5 1-2 P. M. A committee
was ap)pointedl for each, to see that the
graves are put in proper order before
the hour for decoration. The commit
tee for the old graveyard are: Mrs. R.
I. Wright, Mrs. Dr. McIntosh, Mrs. J.
N. Fowles, Misses Nathalie Mazyck,
Cora Kingsmnore, Lila Boozer and Sue
Cald ell, and Messrs. J. E. Brown, J.
W. M. Simmons, 0. Li.. Schumupert, 1t
i. Wrigbt and I. WV. Walter; for 1Rose,
mot Cemetery, Mrs. W. Hl. Carwile,
Mrs. S, P. Boozer, Mrs. Y. .J. Pope,
Mrs. J. M. Baxter, Misses Ella Motte,
Katie Ewart, Addle Moorman and Fan
nie Ward lawv, and Messrs. J. S. Fair.
Jno B. Mazyck, M. L. Bonham, Jr..
J. C. Wilson and C. A. Bo.wman.
The ladies at the same meeting deC
termined to have a hot! supper in tow
the evenings Qf the 15th and( 10th of thi
month, to raise additional funds 3eceCs
ar to erect the County ConfederatE
Monument. TIhe ladies all over ti
County are invited and urged to lens
heir aid; it is requested that commit
tees to so,licit and receive contributiom~
be formed in each Township to act wiLl
the committee in town, viz.: Mrs. J.
M . Baxter, Mrs. N. B. Mazyck, Mrs
Y. . Pope, Mrs. 0. L: Sebumnpert an~
Mr.Jo .Wlo.Ti omte
Mrust that all Wilon.Titos committe
requesb ts to l ctributions by etan
-a ...
bles be sent to them, coolged, by tix
Various and ali About.
I Weather seasonable;
Crops in growing condition ;
Health of town very good;
Provisions cheaper than ever;
But alas, money is very scarce;
And the oldest inhabitant can't stig
gest any way out of it;
The situation therefore is exceedingly
uncomfortable and unpromising;
Yet, we for one have determined to
face the usie;
Even if we have !o make biroth out
of our old boots;
Let us take heart, reader, blackber
ries will soon be in season.
- Fishing is in order now, and those
who have leisure angle for cats.
The linen hat, with the ventilator, is
all the rage.
Whooping cough we regret to learn
prev:dls to some extent in the county.
Kerosine oil and turpentine will re
lieve pain from cuts and bruises.
Some of our neighbors have been
eating garden peas, and delicious straw
berries of their own raising.
Patronize Jobn Taylor. If yourh6c
gy needs repair, take it to him. Have
your horses shod by him also.
We regret to learn that the only child
of Dr. J. WV. Folk, of Jalapa, is sick
with diphtheria.
The County Treasurer, Capt. Whites,
is~ready to give yon a tax receipt and
make you happy.
What is the right kind of timber for
eastles in the air ? Sun-heams, moon
beams and star-beams.
When a man does us a kindness, we
call him a brick, and when he does us
an unkindness we hit him with one.
There is nothing lower than hypo
crisy. To profess friendship and act
enmity is a sure proof of total de
pravity.
The best kind of revenge is that
which. is taken by him who is so gene
rous that he refuses to take any re
venge at all.
The sleeve to be worn. with white
jackets this summer will, it is said, be
gathered in three places. and ornament
ed with little frills of lace.
Life is but a span. Marriage is a
double team. Youth wedded to old
age is a tandem. A cr'oss old hache
lor is single and all sulky,
[ New Orleans Picayune.
A LaGrange preacher divides all Me
thodists into four classes: Those whlo
pray, but don't pay; those who pay
but don't pray; those who do neither,
and a few who (10 both.
Implrovemwent is the order of thie day,
and Capt. Pifer is in line, having moved
in his fence. New paint has adlded
munch to the appearance of several
dwellings.
A ride around the suburbs shows the
removal of considerable fencing. We
thinik the country will look better when
the fields are no longer disfigured1 by
rotting fences.
Bricks, bricks, bricks, there will be
enough made this summer to build all
the waste places in town, with sufficient
left for every free horn American citi
zen to putt one in his hat.
The young la'dies of Capt. Pifer's
Seminary will give a pic nic on the 9th
of May. The boys are looking forward
with the keenest anticipation for the
auspicious day.
Council is doing a good piece of road
work near Mrs. Motte's place, by redu
cing a hill, and with the dirt m'aking a
fine side walk. We like to see this,
kind of improvement.
Some folks hide their light under a
bushel, or their gardens inside of high,
close fences. Not so our friend M. A.
Carlisle, Esq., whose luxuriant garden
can be seen through neat openf palings.
It does one good to look at it.
In a paragraph elsewhere we ask,
some enter prising man to establish a
dairy, and in this we urge upon some
other of like enterprise to open a pas
ture for the town cows. It will benefit
all around. Every cow holder will be
glad to pay for the privilege.
The Strawbherry Festival netted about
$50. The funds will lie used to pay the
expenses of getting speakers and pro
viding generally for the Good Temnplars
Anniversary Celebration, which comes
off~ the 21st instant. All the Lodges in
the County will participate in the pic
me.
A good dairy farm near town would
pa:y well. The new stock law makes it
rather expensive for town peop)le to
keep cows-they can buy milk and but
ter cheaper. If some enterprising man
will take the hint he may count on
making money.
Nearly everybody intends to go to
Columbia the 13th, to witness the un
veiling of the Confederate Monument.
We are not able to say whether or not
there will be an extra train from New
erry that dlay, but suppose there will~
be. TheI fare by the regular traidns, go
ing andl returning, $1.50, good for five
days-tickets to be sold 12th and 13th,
"IHenrietta," r,aid a landlaudy to her
new girl, "when there's had news, par
tiularly private alllictions, alwvays let
the boarders know it before dinner. It
may seem strange to you, hienrietta,
but such things make a great difference
in the eating in the course of a year.n
There was a young damsel, oh i bless her !
It cost very little to dress her.
She wais sweet as a rose,
In her every day clothes,
Bn ha'1n ,onm man to caress her
A mother says: "1I am a missionary
in my nursery; there six pair of little
hearts are acquiring truth from my
works as well as words."
A PURELY VEGETABLE PRODUCTION.
Oh, market maid, sweet harbinger.,
Of spring's returning pleasure,
I sigh to woo thee in a song
Of eight beets to the measure.
The time's been long since last we met,
I yam not loth to own it;
I !ong to!nalo maid with thee,
So lettuce not postpone it.
Nay, turnip not thy preity no-e.
I see thy radish 1zisbe.
And if you carrot at all for me
Off to the priest I rushes.
"John." said Mrs. Smith, "what sm(ll
is t hat?"
"Cloves."
"But that other smell?"
"Allspice."
"Bnt is'nt there another ?"
"Yes-apples."
"Just one more?"
"Cider, my dcar."
"Well, John," she said, :"if you'd
only drink a. little brandy now, you'd
make a good mince pie."
Peculiar Pigs.
-sow belonging to Mr. J. S. Pitts
g:ve,,bIrfh to four pigs Friday night,
two of which were -decidedly peculiar.
They had two tusks in the upper jaw,
and the head was about twice-the natu
ral width. The strangest thing was the
formation of the fore feet and legs; each
fore fo&t had five fingers, or toes, and
the middle joint in the fore 16gs, instead
of bending backwards in the approved
porcine style, bent forward, like a man's
ell)ow joint. Consequently they could
not stanl on their fore feet; but stood
on their breasts and hind feet. The
hind feet and legs were natural. The
right ear was precisely like a man's
e:r, while the left was like a pig's.
When Mr. Pitts found them Saturilay
morning the sight made him feel so
queer that lie left immediately. One
of the str4rnge pigs died Saturday, and
the other Sunday night. During Sun
day fifty-eight men called to see the cu
riosity. Nature has many fr6aks, and
we doubt -yhether she ever produced
anything like these pigs before.
Pprsona,
Mr. Jno. P. Buzzard, we are sorry to
learn, is quite ill.
M. A. Carlisle, Esq., and Hon. Jas.
N. Lipscomb have been recommission
edl as Trial .Justices.
Beard the irndefatigable and hand
some newspaper man was in town last
week, but he was too busy to Register
at this office.
Mr. WV. G. Abrams was in town Sat
urday, the first time since he had his
leg broken. HIe can get about very
well.on .crutcheg.
Mr. Jno. 1). Cash returned Saturday
from. a three weeks trip to New York
andl Baltimore. His health has been
greatly benefitted by the trip.
Rev. Luther Broaddus and Messrs,
Jno. It. Leavell and Jno. B. Carwile,
go to Atlanta this wveek to attend the
Southernm Baptist Convention, which
meet s in that city the 8th..
Mr. Baxter Watkins, of Tennessee,
traveling for Underhill, Newsom & Co.,
called on us Saturday. Mr. Watkins is a
brother-in-lawv of Edwaril Cox, now on
trial in Atlanta, Ga., for the killing- of
Col. Robt. A. Aiston..
Thios. S. Moorman, Esq., left New
berry yesterdaiy for Bost.on, to attend
the session of the Supreme Lodge of the
Knights of Honor. M., A. Carlisle,
Esq., will leave Friday., 9th, for the
same destination..
Mr. WV. A. Clark, the photographer
of whom mention has before been made
has arrived in town. He brings with
him a splendid reputation as an artist,
andl our citizens will have the opportu
nity afforded them of having their pic
tures true to life.
Mr. Hlayne Folk, while riding in -the
neighborhood of Beth Eden ,last Tues
day, sustained painful injury from the
effects of lightning. The bolt struck a
tree about ten feet from bim, by- wvhich
his horse was thrown to the ground.
The horse was only stunned, but Mr.
Folk had a bone broken in one of his
feet.
Mr. C. C. Chase came down from
Spartanburg Friday, and returned on
Mfonday with his family, who were on
a visit to the "old folks at home." The
"Grand Central,'' at Spartanburg, of
which Mr. C. is the proprietor, will be
open in a few days. - '
Rev. II. T. Slo-m, D.D., preached a
very fine sermon in the Associate Re
formed Church Sundaiy morning, owthe
text. "Ilehold the Lamb of God which
taketh away the sins, of;.the- world."
D)w,S.-is a native of this County, and is
now Pastor of Long Gane Churneb in
Abbeville County.____
Dickens' Bleak House
Took an immens'e hold on the'public
mind, and yiled its fapnous author a
handsome reyenue. It is our privilege
to soundl the praises of a lhouse whbich
far exceeds it, an'd had jt been the priv
ilege of th:at illustrious Englishman to
have seen this house he might never
have written his "Old Curiosity Shop,"
no, never. We allude to the house of
Messrs. Kingsland & Heath, not the
least of whose attractions is their acom
pished man Friday, in which, the store,
not Friday, is displayed an endless va
riety of rich, rarer beautifql an~d useful
articles in China, Crockery, Glass, Ti.n,
Wood, Willow and Iron Ware, Pic
tuires, Frames, Lamnps, -Toys, in short, all
the thousand and one things which help
to make up the sum of a housekeeper's
nin;s. Thes mentiermen have miade
Special Notice.
All persons indebted to the IIEAI.1
Book Storu by memorandum aecounts,
are requested to call and settle at once.
No goods hereafter will be delivered
until paid for. 1-tf
NEWBERRY, S. C., May 6, 1S79.
Ordlinary...... ..................... 9 a9t
Good Ordinary...................... 9la9i
Low Middling ........................10a10
M iddfling ........................l uil0l
Good Middling ......................10ta
Good demand at quotations.
Newberry Prices Current.
COlEtCTED WEEKLY
By J. N. MARTIN & CO.
11ACON
Sboulders. Prime New -
Shoulders. Sugar Cuxed .....
Sides. C. R., New............
DIY SALTED 31EATS
Shoulders, New..............5
Sides, C. 1., New........... a 61
Sides, Long Clear........... 6
HAMS
Uncanvassed Iams........10
Canvassed Hams, (31agnolia) 12
LARD
Leaf, in Tierces ............. 10
Leaf, iv Buckets............. 11
SUGAR- -
Powdered.................... 16
Crushed...................... 1 '
Granulated Standard..... . .1a
Extra C..................... 11
Cofee (......... ......... 10
Yellow.. ........ 10
New Orleans.............10
Demarara.................... -
MOLASSES
New Orleans Syrup... 75
New Orleans Molasses. .0
Cuba Molasses......... 60
Sugar House Molasses. 37.
TEA
Gunpowder............... 5
Young-yson............ 1.50
ALLSPICE.................. ......... . 5
COFFEE-.
Roasted or Parched....
Best Rio............ 25a
Good Rio................. 20a
VIXEGAft
Cider Vinegar......... 50
White Wine Vinegar.. 65
CORN
Tennessee................... 85
MEAL
Bolted... ........... 90
Unbolted.................... '
SOAP............................... 6a 10
S'A iL............................. 10a 16
S CANDLES................... 15
FLOUR, per bbl........ ....... 6.00a 8.0)
PEARL HOMINY................... 6
CANDY. ..................
CONCENTRATED LYE..........15
ENvL1%H SODA ...............10
H1ORSFORD'S BAKING POW DEl - 25
SEA FOAM "Afk1NG 0WR. 35
AXLE GREASE...................... 10
T073ACCO......... ......... 60a 1.25
NAI LS (10) keg.... ................ 3.50
BAGGING-fleavy.......................... 12;
ARROW TIES, per bunch.:....... .. S'50
RED CLOVER SEED-perZ>....... 2o -
RED OATS-per 4...........4ua
HEAD-QUARTERS
. FOR
O LQOrTHING.
Our stock of Men's, You ths* a'd Bay's
CLOTILIINGq
AND
F UR1NIS HING GOODS,
For SPRING and SU.01ER, is now com
plete, and is second to no establishment of
the kind in the State. No pains is being
spared to keep it first class.in every respect.
In additions to ernr Ready-Made Clothing,
.&c., we are prepared to get up suits, or any
garimept,to%rder, guaranteeiut sat.isfa.ction
in-every particular,. furnishing several hun
dred samples of di1krent fabrics from which
to select. We respectfully solicit a trial of
our skill in this directi on, feeling sure that
if those of our people who are wont to send
aibroad for -their Clothing will give us an
opportunity we will secure y them egnal
satisfaction and save-themi mo,ncy.
We call attention to our Furnishing
Goods Department, especialiy to our Laun
dried and Unlaundried Shirts, of the latter
we claim to sell the best $1.00 Shirt to be
found in any market. Also to our stock of
Men's and Boy's Hats, emnbracing Stif' and
Soft Cassimeres, Mac.kinaws, Leghorns, &c.,
all of the latest styvles. We in.vite examina
tion of all; if you are not pleased do.not
buy. Re2pectfully,
No. 4 Mollohon Row,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
A pr. 23, 17-1y.
M; L. KINARD,
At the Old Stand of -Swaffield's. Opposite:
- the Wheeler House,.
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
-Has just opened o~e- of the L ARGEST
AN \D BESTSELECTED STOCKS of
SPRING AND SUMMER
C LOTiHING,
HATS, CAPS,
AND ~ '
Furnishing Goods
Ever offered in tlhe lity of OolumbLa. The
styles of Spring Giothing are very handsome
and very -cheap. Men's Suits, $1.75 to
$25.00). Youths' Suits, .$3.00 to $12.f0.
Boy's Suits, 4 10 10 yoirs, *1.5", $200 and
up to $l10 00. H ats at,ali prices. A GOOD
STRAW II AT, only 10 cents.
$ HTRTS
The ceebrated ST,AR SHIRT, man ufac
tu'ed ex.pressly for fine retaiil trade. I
will t ake measures and have tie Star Shirt
made to order and guarantee a fit.
Also, the MONARCH PATEN'If BOUND
BOSOM UNLAUNDWlED SHIRT, the best
in the nmarket, -for $9.00) per dozen.
gg'A liberal discount to Ministers.
-Apr. 23, 17-S.m.
e}?IiscelLaneous.
IiNIET21KlU~ NOTICE.
'The subiscriber having purchasod the
i[earse and entire stock of (haskets and (Cof
fins of Ecstate of C. M. larris, deceased, is
prepared to conduct the business in all its
branches AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICES.
A full line of Metalie, Rosewood and
Walnut Goflins and Caskets always on hand.
Will personally superintend the prepara
tion of graves, building of vaults, using in
tir os.,uen.ion aet hydraulic cemue:t.
dlis~cell
ALIVE TO THE
-OF'
PUBLIC AND
WE ARE PREPARED TO (FFE1l !\ E
SOME STRIKIE
Q111E SPERI RASONS l1111 iM L\R ic
WE invite you to cal' and inspect :r No
urhasing or not. We pmmlis. th : 1 wi
111d1 not persuaded or importu:wd t.. purchAs.
De1partment we shala ofiei:
GaIe FAncy' Siliting"S.
CL,:e, Silk anl Wool Fir-ch -Now-hie.
Calisozs Stri cd Summer Silks.
Cases American (ashneres.
We will here naime', other denartmen!ts tha
QW DESIGNS of the season:
Print Department.
Domestic Department.
Wo.--Avn D.partmlent.
Lae Dep.rtment.
.!irning D.paIanctt.
White Goods Department.
)UTR STOCK WlIV aVE 4
TIlM QG-LIT15 IVpd.
THIE PRICES 11A
VJONES, DAVIS A
COLUMB
April 16, 1-;*m.
NIME AG.IX!
MAGNIFICENT STOCK
OF
3pring Di Goodsand Noto.
WI1ICI FO'R
VARIETY, EXGEMNCE AND CHEAPNESS
DANNOT BE EXCELLED.
- --- - ----
S THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES iN
COLUMBIA,
C. F. JACKSON
gakes announcement to the peole of New
jerry and all other pe3ple, that he
HAS, THE GOODS
AND THEY ARE TO BE 80L.0
A SPECIAL NOVELTY is the 5CENT
'OUNTE~R, nothing to compare with it in
he Sopth.
Satisfaction given or money returned.
C.. F. JACKSON,
coLUMBIsA, s. c.
A pr. 16, 16-tI.
Notice to Creditors of' Lauirens
Rtail Road.
sTATE OFI SOUJTH CAROLNA-RICIH
LAND COUNTY.-IN THlE COMMONf
PLEAS.
ames S. Gibbes, Complainant, vs. The
Greenville~ & Columbia h1ail Road Comn
pazny~ et. rJ, Diefendants.
Purstaant to a diecretal order made by
,he Hion. Thomas Thomson, Presiding in
~he Common Pleas for Richland County,
March Term, 1879, and dated the 1'7th day
>f April, 1879, I, the undersigned Master,
]o hereby give notic3 .to all holders of the
Bonds and Goupons securedi by the Trust
Deced from the Greenville & Columbia Rahl
Road Conmpany to James Cortnei-, Isaac
[layne, George D. Bryan, Trustees, to prove
~heir Bonds a&t, (Coponis before me at my
)flice, ir. Oohtumbia, S. C., en or before the
irst day of June next, or be barred all ben
afit under she decretal order above referred
:o. NATHANIEL B. BARN WELL,
Master for Richland County.
A pr. 18, 18V9. 18-5t.
MERCHANT TAILORING,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Thme undersigned has ihe heat appointed
relusive
TAILORING
EST1IBLISIIMENT
IN THE STATE.
FRENCH AND ENGLUSH
CLOTHS AND CASSMEEZ
MiIRYP TRIMING,
AIORI' TIMINGNO8
INone but First Class Work
men Employed.
WE C SWAFFIELD,
ACENT.
A pr. 16, 16-6mn.
Having m ad e ar-,
rangements for a new
P110TOGRiPIII0 HIPPLY,
II will shortly be able
1o
IRenew Business
rnd "take the pictures"'
EliE
vTHE ASON.
: , O UR TWE!.YE DEPART
ol L) M S A IN $I S 1E' AIN RIUDlElI
.:-1:.., -.Ih* y.m h A' na intentionl or
I be, gro!'i:Ad ea :niI r d pi,liuly vreatcd,
oue u vou .o e,ire. In o;r Dress Goods
('ascs F: en,ch C::shmerrs.
('ssPl.tiin antd FiguredBn:
Cases Prilted Lawns.
Cases Printed Pere&!,s.
yo,".will find to overilowing with all the
Nolion Departmera.
Ic,siery Departm:eL't.
Genit's FurniOhi:rg G!d)i,nrLment.
Ladies' ai,i Gem's .4-paritnit,
Trunk and,.!i 14-artmwn:..
Carpet Dop:-rtunr.
.1E*ER 11O GOOD!
RE .? I zO LO"F
BOUKNIGHITSZ
IA, S. C.
Hardet,are trumw Cutlery,
LOW P1tilIE COffON$
The udersigned ask to cdl aftention of
the F.irmers and Mechanies to their new
supply of
STEEL PLOWS,
of all kinds,
STEEL SHAPES,
PLOW STOCKS
Of the "Avery Pate:it."
Of all grades and prices.
SPADES,
SHOVELS,
MANURE.FORKS,
Of all kinds.
Picks, Grubbing Hoes, &c.
Also, & splendid lot of
Carpeniters' and Blacksmiths'
Tools,
All laid in at prices that will meet the low
price of cotton. Call and see for yourselves,
at the Hardware Store of
No. 3, Mollohen Row.
AVERY'S PLOWS.
Avery's Walking ('ultivat.r, fouir plows.
Avery's Double-foot, iron, plow.
Avery's. " " wood, plow.
Avery's Single, wood and -iron, plotr,
Avery's Garden Plow.
At prices that any farmer can buy.
Cail o'n COPPOOK & JOHNSON.
Apr. 30; 18-if.
GRAIN CRADLES.
Senn's, Counts' and Northern make, at
the lowest prices.
Call and see samples.
COPPOCK & JOHNSON.
Apr. 2, 14-tt.
NEW NOTICE.
Look out for the best Swede's Iron,
Brade's Grown Hoes, Axesofllkd,
Trace Chains, &c. They canbcfnda
the Hardware Store of
COPPOCK & JOHNSON.
Also, Agents for best make of .Buggies
and Carriages. Jan. 15, 3-tf,
NOIIJ TO FiRWK
Wagon Breech ing, Lines an d. Col
lars, Sole and Upper Leather, Har-ness and
Whang Leather. All of which will 'ae of
fered at low prices.
Agents for all kinds .Machinery. -
COPPOCK & JuilNSO .
Sep. 2, 1878-36-tf
Pianos and Organs.
The undersigned takes this method to in
form the citizens of New berry and surroind
ing Counties, who are desirous of purchas- --
ing an Organ or Piano, that he has perfect
ed arrangements with the manufacturers by
which he can ~5aso you a Piano or an
Organ AT WnlOt~A asirces. We can se 1
ou a first class instrument at the same
price as these cheap shoddy things so. es
tensively advertised over the country. A
written guarantee for 5 yealrs accompanies
every instrument we sell. We put them up
in your residence, and keep them in tune
'or~13 months free of charge. We respeer
fully refer to the followin'z well known p.ar
ties Ic) whom we ha~ve sold:
Mr. J. 0. Pe'ople's, Pi.mo, Nemberry C.
H ; Mr. 0. L.: Sch:mper't, Organ, Newerry
C. ii.; Mr. Chiristiarn LBeanett, Orgau, Cokes
bury, S. C.; Mr. Jacob (;eunts, Organ,
Prosperity, S. C.; Mfr. Jonas Swink, Piano,
Union C. H., S. C.; Mr. Asa Smith, Piano,
Union C. H., S. C.; Mr. Jas. R. Ellis, Paro,
Union C. H., S. C.; Mrs. E. M. Rice, Organ,
Codwell P. 0., S. C.; Rev. J. 1. Bonner,
Piano, Due West, 8. 0.; The A. M. E.
Chureb, Organ, Ne wherry', S. C.; E. S. Cep,
pock. Piar.o, Newberry, 8. C.
Old Pianos takeni in exchange. for new
ons. Pi.nos tuned and repaired at short
notice. Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
-Respectfu.ly,
WK. MI. SH ACKLEFORD,
Feb. 17, 18'79-8-Om.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
All par:ies having dekman" .snsmt :he
l.:atre of C. M. litrri, de~ceasedi, will rern
deri the 5.neu properly pr4Lent to in::. Atonr
n.rs. Messrs. lPope & Fair, flt Once'. Aind
ai~parties indebted to the said Estate will
please settle at onc with my Attorneys or
myself. NAY(;Y C. HARRIS,
Adm'x. or C. M. Harris, dec'd.
Apr. 14, 1879. 16-5:,
ICE! ICE!! ll0E!!
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