The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, June 23, 1880, Image 3
Special and Local.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1880.1
INDEZ TO NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
John C. Wilson-Notice.
John William Folk-Notice.
Many Citizens-For Probate Judge.
The People-Col. Aiken for Congress.
Cely & Bro.-King's Portable Hard Por;er
Cotton and Hay Press.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Business no
tices in this local column are inserted at
the rate of 15 cents per line each inser
tion.
Obituaries, notices of meetings, com
munications relating to personal inter
ests, tributes of respect, &c. are charged
as regular advertisenents (a $1 per
square.
Notices of administration, and other
legal notices, obituaries, tributes of re-H
spect and notices of meetings, as well as t
communications of a personal characte r
u.s"t be paid for in at van e
'The stdription price of the Heredd
is .-2.00for twelve months. $1.00 for six
months, 50 cents for three months and
25 ce.nts far one month, in advance.
Natmes in future will not be placed on
the subscription books until the cash or
its equivalent is paid.
if All communications relating to
personal interests will be inserted at
regular advertising rates, one doliar per I
s:'are, cash in advance. ti
gr The charge for publishing nomi
nations of candidates is-Five DolI::r:. to
be paid in advance-the nominations to
stand until the election, or as long,
withi that time, as the parties desire
Please-bear this in mind in handing in
your cards.
Mr. J. 11. BATEs, Newspaper Adverti.it c
Agent. 41 Park Row (Times Building,, N
York. is autiorized to contract for adver
tisetLeuts in the Newberry HERALD at or
best rates. 13-tf
This paper may be found on file at Geo. P. 1
Rowell- Co's Newspaper Advertising Bu
reau (10 Spruee st.,) where advertising con,
tracts may be made for it in New York. c
POST OFFICE
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. t
Up Train arrires..............12 55 P M r
Up mail closes at...............12 25 P M
'DownuTrain arrives....... ..1 43P M
Down mail closes at.............. 1 10 P M
Larn ri arie.........10 05 A M
" " leaves......... 3 00 P M
Laurens mail closes at.........230P M(
Office hours~from 8 A. M. to 1.05 P. M.,
and from 2.15 to 8 P. M.
R. - W. BOONE, P M
Newberry, S. C:, May 17, 1880.
Mr. L. S. Bowers, post master at
Prosperity is our authorized agent at
that place.
Change of Schedule.
The Laurens Train leaves Newberry
now a 2 P. M., instead of 3.
Crowded.t
We are compelled, from wanit of
space, to leave out sever2d articles this
week.
The Confederate Monument.i
The foundation has been laid in rear
of the Court House for the Confederaite
Monument. It will be up and comn?
pleted in a few days.
The Unveiling Ceremonies will be
gin at 11 A. M. of the 30th.
A New Cotton Press.
There is going to be a large crop of
cotton, and our farmers will wvant to
know how to prepare it for market with
the greatest possible dispatch and the
least- possible expense. The King's
portable band power press combines 4
both-these qualities. See advertisement
in tis issue. -
Newberry Female Academy. ..
Theeclosing examination of the pupils
of the Female Academny came off last
week. The examination was highly
creditable to the pupils and teachers.
To-morrow (Wednesday) evening
several of the pupils will read original
essays at Thespian Hall.
Thursday evening there will be a
Musical Soiree at the Academy. The
patrons and friends of the Academy are
cordially invited to. these entertain
Accidentally Killed.
Freddie Sebumpert, who lived not
far from Prosperity, shot and killed him
self a&cidentally Saturday, the 19th.
Hie was hunting, and in shaking some
vines to frighten a squirrel his gun be
came entangled and was discharged,
the load entering his breast and kil1ig
himi instantly. Freddie was 18 yer I
of age, and was the youngZest son of Mr.
Jesse Scbum pert, who was killed by the
explosion of a steam engine at Mrs.
Sallie Fellers' four or five years ago.
Teachers' institute.
The 2nd annual meeting of the New-'
berry County Teachers' Institute will
be held in the Court House July 3d.
The subjects for discussion will be (1)
School Reward's and Punishments; (2)
Moral Instruction in Schools. The first
subject will be discussed by Messrs.
*Jno. L. Epps and Geo. M. Wilson, and
the second b; Messrs. Jno. F. Banks
and J. G. Martin. Aul persons are in
vited to attend, and all who can should
attend and contribute to make the
Teachers' Institute what it should be
and can become-a great assistance to
the cause of education in the County.
Removed.
All things completed and the finsh
ing touches of paint put on, Dr. S. F.
lZant has at last nmoved into his elegant
new store nnder the New berry Hotel.
We congratulate him on the change
in getting into such comfortable
and convenient quarters, and by far
one of the haindsom~est stores in
the State. Everything about the store
is entirely new and very elabora~te in
pattern and evidences fine taste, the
preseription stand and appointments
being e xquisitely beautiful, and a visit
to the store will pay for the trouble,
;,,.~I. ~ 'nw things can be done in
A new lot of Buggies just receive
Call on COPPOCK or MARTIN.
June 15, 1880. 25-4t.
A large stock of Swift's Syphiliti<
Cure, which is offered at the reduce(
price of $2.25 per bottle, at Pelhami'
Drug Store. 24-tf,
Buy your Confectioneries of all kind.
rom A. C. Jones. 19-tf.
4ll True.
There is one thing that never goe.
)ut of fashion, and very fortunately too
>r sad would bo the condition of the
world-we allude to babies. Ever3
vell regulated community has its shar(
)f the little dears, and these little ootsey
;ootseys receive more attention than it
he old times. The first thing thal
namma thinks about is a nice bab
:arriage to ride them out in. This i
ight, for it is healthy. Kingsland &
eath, of Columbia, keep a fine stoei
>n hand at from $8 up. They have a
arge stock of flower pots. also. ranging
iom 50 cents a dozen up, and many
ther things equally as cheap. Their
tock embraces one of the largest and
nost complete varieties to be found
south, in china, glass, crockery and fan.
y articles. Send your orders to them,
tf.
ce-Cold Sparkling Soda Water,
At Pelham's Drug Store. 21-tf.
Uncle John, said a bright little gir]
if eight . summers,- to a gentlemai
vhose hair was just showing tints of
ilver, 'Why can't,you walk as fast ai
?' 'Mv dear.' 'I once rchse. the
>utterfly with a light elastic step iliE
rours, bNt I am too old for such sports
Low, am besides a victim of Rheurma
ism, and must therefore stop at thE
tearest drug store for a bottle of Cous
ens' Lightning Liniment, which will
ure Rheumatism. Lame Back, Sprains,
3ruises, etc. Price 50 ets. White's
,ream White Vermifuge is the besi
vorm killer. For sale by Dr. W. E
elham. e.o.w.
igars and Tobacco.
Choice lot of fine Cigars and Tobac
o. At
19-tf, A. C. JONES',
3rign"'s Disease
And other affections of the Kidneys
rnd Bladder are sometimes brought or
Lnd often aggravaIted by the neglect o.
he synwptoms, which, if taken in time,
ould no doubt in a majority of cases
riehd to treatment. No medicine is sc
ell suited for this as Rank in's Com
>onnd E.tract Bucha and Juniper. Il
s a reliable healing tonic to the parts,
llas irritation, and restores healthy
ection.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin '
~amar, Druggists, Atlanta, Ga., and
or sale by Dr. S. F. Fant.
FoRSrmH, GA., DcC. 1, 1877.
I have sold Rankin's Bucha and Ju
iper for 10 years, and it has ahvays
~iven universal satisfaction, proving the
nost valuable preparation of the kind
n the market. F. 0. MAYS,
e.o.wv. Druggist.
Es Cotton is King
In commerce, so the Liver is king in
he human system. We cannot live in
Lny peace with this great organ dis
~asd. To keep it in condition to per
orm its functious, use Dr. Gilder's Liv
r Pi!ls. They are sold by all Drug
iss and country merchants. 19-2m
Tao!'sos, Dentist, opposite Herald offce
If you have a cough or cold, or dis
ase of the throat and lungs, use Cons
ens' Honey of Tar, the best and purest
om pound ever offered the public.
'here arc a few worthless imnitations
f this valuable remedy, hut it has nc
-ival as a ready relief for diseases oj
he Throat and lungs, bad colds, and(
evere coughs of long standing. Use
oussens' Honey of Tar and get rid oj
tour cough or hoarseness and difiiculty
f breathing. Price 50 ets. White's
ream White Vermifuge is the besi
vorm killer. F"r sale by Dr. W. E
~elam. e-o-W.
.iens for Sale.
Blank Liens for supplies and for rent,
r sale at this office.
3edford (Va.) Alum and Iron Springs.
WATER, MAsS AND PILLS.
Adapted to chronic diarrhoa, constipa
ion, and scrofula.-Hiy. Latham, M. D).
?res't Virginia Medical Society.
Scessfully used in Dyspepsia, Chron1i
)iarrhena and Scrofla.-ProI. S. Jackson
.niversity Pa.
Eticient in anomia; excellent appetize1
fd blood puritier.-lf. Fisher, M!. D., Ga.
Valuable in nervous prostration, indiges
ion and chlorosis.--G. E. Mathews, M. D.
A ine tonic and alterative, very valuabl<
n diseases peculiar to females, ehronic fe
rer and ague, bronchitis and diseases of th(
ligestive organs.-J. F. Roughton, 31. D.
Very beneficial in strengthening and im
provina a reduced system.-Rtev. Jno. W
Beck with. Bishop of Ga.
In-aluable as a nervous tonic.-Hon. I. C
Fowler, Tenn.
Recommended as a phryphalactic in Ma
laraia districts.-D. R. Fairex. M. D., N. 0.
Restores debilitated systems to health.
T. C. Mercer, M. D., Ind
Used with great benefis in Malarial Fevel
and Diptheria.-S. F. Dupon, M!. D.. Ga.
Of great curative virtuc.-Thos. F. Rumn
bold. M. D,. st. Louis.
Beneicial in uterine derangements and
malarious conditionis.-G. M!. Vail, M!. D.
Best remedy ever used in diseases of thi
throat*.-P. A. Sitterd. M. D)., N. C.
Toni. alterative-, diuretic; oxde gf nature
greatest remedieg.-Medical Association o
Lynchbrg. Virginia.
Aaptd in certain affections of the kidi
neys and bladder; dyspepsia, lupus, chlor
Gsis. scrofulous and cutaneous affections.
'rof. J. .J. Moorman, M., D., Va.
Relieves headache, promptly-both sic1
and nervos.-ReV. E. . Dodson, Va.
Sample suply sent free to any physicia:
desiring.to test. Pamphlets sent free. An
a!ysis with each lp. kage. Water asit come;
fronm the springs $+ per case of 6 gallons i:
glass-$2.5U for 5 gallonS, $4 for 10 gallons
si for 2v gallons in casks, Mass 50) cent;
and $1; $2.50 and $5 for half doz. Pill
p~ure sugar coated. 25c., 50c. and $1 package
$1.25, $2.50, and $5 4'r half doz. Sent post
paid anywhere. ' ,i Mass and Pills con
tains in reduced 4ee all the curative p)ow
ers of the water. and is convenient. palate
Newberry College Commencement. Ti
The Commencement Exercises of
Newberry College began Sunday -with ec
the Baccalaureate Sermon in the Lu- w
theran Church by Rev. J. B. Reimen- a=
l snyder, of Savannah, Ga. The text p
was from the 9th chapter and 11th verse -
of Ecclesiastes: "The race is not to the
swift, nor the battle to the strong." Cc
The church was crowded to overflow- an
ing. The sermon occupied one hour, of
and the :tttention :id interest of the vii
congregation did not tire nor waver for do
an instant. It was a very line effort, an
and is highly spoken of by all who had de
the good fortune to hear it. ra
At night Rev. Reimensnyder deliver- C~
ed the Address to the Students, Rev.
Dr. Meynardie, who had been selected W
for this occasion, being absent on ac
I ye
count of sickness. The address was a l
most excellent sermon from the 14th of
chapter and 1st verse of the Psalms- It
"The fool hith said in his heart there da
is no God." The congregation was
equal to that at the morng service.14
We can give only a general synopsis of
the address or sermon: Whether there
is a God is the primary and all-impor- S:t
tant question with every human being; Ti
that there is a God is proved, 1, by in
nate consciousness, 2, by conscience, 3,
by creation, 4, by the unanimous con
sent of all nations and peoples, and, 5,
by the Bible. If there is a God, we
should fear Him, and love Him and of
worship Him. The closing thought of
the sermon was one of startling force,
and was presented by the speaker with
-powerful effect: it was this-if he is a
fool who says there is no (rod, how r
much greater fool is he who believing Cl
there is a God yet lives as if there were H
none!
Last night. (Monday) six of the stu- foi
dents contended for the Medal in Ora
tory. The exercises took place in the Cc
Court House. The contestants were: thi
M. 0. J. Kreps-subject, "The Pages ou
of the Past"; J. B. Jones-"The Irre- thl
vocable"; B. J. Ramage, Jr.-"Time, of
The Eternal Tomb-builder"; A. J. V
Bowers-"Lost Pleiades"; E. H. Aull
"Man! Thou pendulum betwixt a smile
and tear"; B. B. Ramage--"Limitation,
A Universal Law". The speeches were
original, and the composition and de
livery were good. The committee, con- ne
sisting of Gen. B. H. Rutledge, Gen. Y.
J. Pope, Rev. J. F. Probst, Rev. J. B. w
Reimensnyder and Maj. C. H. Suber,
awarded the Medal to B. J. Ramage, be
Jr. The applause that greeted the an
nouncement of the result proved that e
the verdict of the Committee was fully c
sustained by the audience.
As we go to press Rev. J. B. Rei- of
mensnyder is delivering the Alumni
Address to a very large audience. Rev, nil
L. E. Busby, who was seleted for this
purpose, found at a late day that he Ci
could not be present. th
This evening at 8 1-2 o'clock Gen. B.
H. Rutledge, of Charleston, will dleliverp
the Literary Address. fr(
To-morrow is Commencement Day,
the exercises to begin at 10 A. M.
Personal, ya
Mr. J. D. Smith, of the firm of Chris
tian & Smith, reached home from Ken- Cc
tucky Friday. i
Mr. Charley Lilly arrived from New '
York Monday, and plays with the Band in
in the Commencement entertainments. Cc
Mr. Worth Williams, son of Gen. J. -
H. Williams, who has been visiting Cc
relatives in New berry, left Monday for thi
his home in Arkansas.
Capt. and Mrs. J. Wistar Gary left m<
Newberry Saturday for Mississippi, on u
a visit of two months to Mrs. G .'s fa
ther, Dr. W. H. Harrington. n
Mr. T. C. Pool left Saturday for Cin- th
cinnati. He-will attend the Democrat
ic Convention, and after that he hasG
some business matters to look after out c
IWest.
.Ira B. Jones, Esq., of Lancaster, for
'mnerly of Newberry, is in town. He i
goes to Due WVest next.wveek to deliver D
an address at Erskir e College Com
Smencement. C
Mr. Thos. F. Greneker, of the HER- T
ALD, and Mr. R. H. Greneker, jr., of i
the .Mws, left Newberry Wednesday,
16th, for Greenville, to attend the annual
meeting of the State Press Association.IC
From Gr-2enville the members of the
Association went on to Cincinnati, to.
attend the meeting of the National Gi
Democratic Convention which meetsH
to-day (Tuesday). be
Codey's Lady's Book for July, 1880-.E
The July number of this ever-popu- thb
lar magizine, which opens its M1st year, N<
-comes crowded with attractions suita
ble for the season. Darley contributes 9
one of his selectioL1s from the poets, a
scene from Trowhridge's "Vagabonds," re
full of power and pathos. For toilet ke
- uggestions "Godey" is alwa.ys unrival
-led, and this numbher contains both il- in
lustrations and chitchat that will be am
reliable guide for a summer wvardrobe ge
of taste and beauty. The "Novelties" B.
are especially attractive, and the em- V
broidery on fan or belt can be altered .
in coloring to suit any costume, or can
- be worked as companion articles in the sa
same flowers. Nothing finishes a 91ght wi
smmer dress more tastefully than one s
of the belts in conltrasting or delicately
harmonizing 'ccloi-s.' We are sure the oU
Sladies ill agree in this opinion. The
literary matter is, as ever, of the very
best, including two entertaining serials,
stories and poems of great interest, and fr
a most charming description of a sum- co
mer room of luxury and one of taste qui
without expense. Every department
is perfect in its specialty, anid contribu
Stors will welcome the July Qody with W
'delight. - N<
Thshntrse
Th ood int rses o eltora be
er ol' etr naohrclm
on goodn Rihorse, Etcl., wit read b
Mr. Towle's letter in another column
- - A.win mn~ nano n,. n.nh Mah- be
ianks.
To Mr. J. J. Reeder who made thi
fitor a present of a fine- pumpkin las
eek, On being asked how he wan
;ed . to keep it so long, he said tha
onnpkins raised on rich land-like hi:
would keep a long time.
Capt. Jordan Stone and others of th<
>mittee will accept our thanks fo:
invitation to a Grand Ball in honoi
the N. C. Press Association in Ashe
le, on the 1st of July. We have no
ne anything on the light fantastic ir
age, and think it would be perfectl
licious to trip it just a little in tha
re mountain atmosphere. but no
ptain, we cannot go.
We have received a catalogue of Du(
est Female College for the scholastic
ar 1879-80. This institution main
ns its well earned reputation as ont
the best female colleges in the South
has an able Faculty and a high stan
rd of scholarship. The number o
pils in attendance is 134; there arc
in the graduating class. The Com
mcement begins Sunday, June 27th
th the Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev
m'l B. Jones, D. D., of Pendleton
e Thursday following is Commence
?nt Day.
To the Committee of Arrangement:
an invitation to the Reception to be
een at Newberry College, the eveninc
the 2wd instant, in compliuent to the
aduating Class. Host and Hostes:
-the evening, President and Mrs. Hol
d; Committee on Reception, the
-aduating Class; Committee on Ar
agements, Jno. R. Leavell, Jr.
airman, W. G. Houseal, S. A. Boo
r, E. J. Houseal, J. M. Sease, W. H
int, Jr., S. L. Swygert, P. P. Lang
-d.
For invitation to Newberry Colleg<
mwmencement. Special invitations tc
Commencement exercises are seni
t to families and young ladies, bul
sre is a general invitation to all friend.
the College to attend.
.rious and all About.
Lommencement week.
lively crowd in town,
And country truck very scarce.
New York has over a hundred Chi
se laundries.
lie prospect of a large sugar crol
LS never better.
More ice used this summer in Newv
ery than ever before.
Farmers have had a fine season fo:
tting and threshing their grain.
ro-day (Tuesday) is the longest day
the year-the Summer Solstice.
Talk of there being no~ women can
als. Think of the poet Laure-ate.
The Senior of the HERALD is now ir
acinnati, enjoying (?) the heat anc
Scrowd. .
A. man on the Peninsula railroad ni
>rida, gathered 10,000 good orangei
>m one tree.
Mr. A. C. Jones has made arrange
m~ts to get the latest telegraphic dis
ches from Cincinnati.
rhe Richland Light Dragoons, of
lumbia, will take part in the Unveil
SCeremonies the 30th.
There is quite a number of stranger~
Newberry this week attending tbc
liege Commencement.
rhe next thing will be the Cincinnati
nvention after that the unveiling,
mn the Fourth of July.
Harvey 0. Reese, the Barber, hai
>ved into handsome new qu arter:
der the Newber'ry Hotel.
Epitap)h for an unsuccessful busi
ss man: "He didn't advertise. G(
m, but don't do likewise."
The farmers of many Counties it
orgia have planted more largely o
Jon this year tnan ever before.
There will be a big temperance plc
y at Hopewell Church, near Mar'tin
spot, L. R. R., the 22nd of July.
Remember that 'Kendall's Spavir
re' will (10 all they claim for it,
y a bottle. Read the Advertise
ant.
Jones is preparing oceans of ice colc
Ia water for this week, and oodles o:
eream. . He ardently desires the pub
to keep cool.
The country will breathe easier since
'ant has expressed himself satisfied
id he been dissatisfied what wouli
come of us all?
Howard Brown, (col:,) and Mr. W
Merchant bring in cotton bloom:
s week-quite early; but Mr. J. C
el beat them a wveek.
A gentleman wvho has tried the ex
riment gives it as his opi,nion tha
I precipitate is ap healthy for tur
ys. Venetian red ina~y be.
Always keep 'Kendall's Spavin Cure
your house ; if your Druggist will noi
t it for you send to the proprietors
J. Kendall & Co., Enosburgh Falla
[t is said that nothing succeeds like
~cess. Just put a boy in conjunctior
tb a watermelon, and if he don"
yk seed more than success we mist
r guess.
The change in the temperature Wed.
sday was very marked and sudlden
>m the melting nineties it became sc
>l in a few hours as to render fires
ite comfortable.
The deception at the College on
ednesday night will be a grand abair
> less than five hundred invitation
ve been sent out. Many hearts wil
lost and won that night.
Mr. James 1L Fair made the seconi
St score in the sweepstakes contest
truth, that the trouble with too many
youing men is that they want reserved
t seats everywhere except in the family
- circle.
t Mr. E. R. Kingsmore, who has be'n
through a greater portion of the County
lately assessing, says, the wheat crop is
almost a failure, oats splendid, corn
good, but wanting rain, cotton superb.
No money in farming? Don't be
lieve it. A colored wan, Warren Rus
sell, in Township 8, made 13 1-2 bales
of cotton last year on 13 acres. He has
a good crop this year. The land is his
town.
Frank J. Elford, the white tramp
who was convicted at the Court here
about three years ago of Grand Lar
cency-stealing a watch from a Mr.
Sutherland, has been pardoned by the
Governor. His time was nearly out
anyway.
Mr. Elbert H. Aull, Enumerator for
the Town of Newberry, found a colored
woman on Mr. J. N. Fowles' place who
is thirty-five years old and has thirteen
children living and one dead; there is
only one set of twins. On Mr. W. Y.
Fair's place he found a negro woman
99 years old, and in town a negro man
-Dred Rutherford-101. Mr. Aull
says ihat be has not yet ascertained the
exact population of Newberry, but that
it will be about 2,500.
Sabbath School Convention.
The second annual session of the
Newberry County.Sabbath School Con
vention will be held in Luther Chapel,
at Newherry Court House, on Thursday
and Friday, the 1st and 2nd days of Ju
ly next, for the transaction of such busi
ness as may be brought before the Con
vention. aach Sabbath School in the
County is entitled to a representation of
three delegates. A full representation
is earnestly desired from each Sabbath
School.
J. B. CAMPBELL, President.
GEO. S. MOWER, Secretary. 24-4t
A Musical Treat.
The Blue Ribbon cause is gaining
and it is not just the thing now to treat
your frriends to whiskey. rum or-heer,
but you cap with perfect propriety give
them a musical treat by sending copies
of the Southern Musical Journal for
June which contains the following mus
.ical gems, viz.: "Once Again," song
by Sullivan. "Katy Avourneen," bal
.lad by Johnson, "Boston Dip Waltzes,"
by Knight, and "I cannot sing the old
,songs," Galo," by M(ack. Ten7 conts
will secure all four peices which will
cos& over $1.00 at any music house.
Address the publishers, Ludden & Bates,
Savannab, Ga,
IGrange .Departmen~t.
Notice is hereby given that the Quar terly
Meeting of the Pomona Grange of Newberry
County is postponcd-from th'e 2nd Friday in
July un til the 4th Thursday and Friday, 22nd
and 233! of July. This meeting will be at the
Grange Hail of Caunnon's Creek Grange.
The first day will be devoted to regular
Grange business, and the second day to the
discussion and consideration of essays and
subjects of general interest, and open to the
p)ublic to hear and participate. Any farmer,
whether a membe)r of the Order or not, may,
and is invited to,~propose any subject~of in
terest to his class for discussion, under the
Rules of the Order and the permission of the
Master.
-Delegatcs fromn the various Subordinate
Granges are assigned as follows:
Odell's Grang.......... .Alonzo Cannon
ILibertyHall Grange."....Willie~Hilfacre
Maybinton Grange...........~D. A. Ruff
Belmont Grange...........J. B. Boinest
Wells' Grange............. .M. M. Long
E benezer Grange..............J, C. Neel
St. Luke's Grange..........W. G. 3tetts
Dominick's Grange.........S. HI. f'ellers
High Point Grange.........,J. B. F?ellers
FPomaria Grange...........S. W. Cannon
Bethel Grange.............Perry HIafacre
Macedonia Grange.........John Couz ins
This time has been selected as a leisure
time as to the crops, and that all may attend
without sacrifiEe, and it is earnestly hoped
that there will be a full attendance of dele
gates, and also of all interested in the wel
iare of the Order and the country.
The W. Master of the State Grange has
been invited to b,e presert at the rpeling
and will attend. J. S. MAIR,
Master Ncwberry P. G.
JAMEs F. IKILQQE, Secretary.
Auditor's Notice.
The Auditor's Office will be open every
Iday FROM THlE IST OF JUNE UNTIL
THE 20TH OF JULY, (Sunday's excepted,)
for Assessments of Personal Property. All
persons failing to make returns will be
charged 50 per cent. penatlty on last year's
assessment. All male citizens between the
ages of 21 anid 60 years arc liable to Poll
Tax (except those exempted by law,) and
must report to the Asseno.r aceprdingly.
An authorized Assessop will be at the
places below niameid in the ditWerent Town
ships:
Caldwell's Township No. 2.
A. J, Gibson's, on Monday, 14th June.
Maybinton Township No. 3.
J. Mf. H. Ruff's, on Tuesday, 15th June.
Maybinton, on Wednesday, 16th June.
Cromer's Township No. 4.
Cromier's Store; on Tag,rsdaLy, 2+th June.
Reeder's Township No. 5.
Jalapa, on Wednesday, 2:nd June.
Floy d's Township No. 6.
Longshore's Store, on Tuiesday, 22nd
June.
MoQn's yownship No. 7.
Williamms', on Monday, 21st June,
Mendenhall's Townsihip No. S.
Herbert's Mill, on Monday, -2Sth June.
Stoney Battery Township No. 9,
Prosperity, on' Tuesday anti Wedniesdiay,
2thti and M4L~ Iuzc.
ijinou'. fownaship No. h10.
Jolly Street, o~ Saturday, Ittth June.
Heller's Township No. 11.
Pomiaria, on Friday, 18th Jnne.
Heller's Mill, on Thursday 1'ith June.
Phillip Sligh's, on Saturday, 19th June.
Helena, en ~Vedre~da;, Lb Jel~'.
IOU te9rcjilj.
NEWBERRY, S. C., June 22, 1880.
Onlin: -ry...... ... 9 a 91
Good Ordinary..................... ka 9a
Low Middling ............... 9 a10
Middling .....10 a10.
Good Middling .....................101a1J
Good demand at quota tions.
Newberry Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
By J. N. MARTIN & CO.
Shoulders 'rimeNew....... 6: a 7
Shoulders. Sugar Cured. .... S
Sides. C. It. New............ 5 a t
DRY SALTED 3JEATS
Si uH.ers. New.............. 6
Side:. C. R.. New........... a 7L
Sides, Long Clear...........
hAMS-'
Uncanvassed lHams.......... 12
Canvassed Haius, (3anolia) 12 F
LARD
Leaf, in Tierces............ 12
Leaf, in Buckets............. 12
SUGAR
Powdered.................... 16
Crushed.... ....... 14
Granulated Standard..... .. 12a
Extra C................ 11
Coffee C...................... 10 F
Yellow....................... 10
New Orlgans............. 10
Demarara.................... -
MOL ASSE.S
New Orleans Syrup... 75
New Orleans Molasses. 50
Cuba 31olas=es........ 60
Sugar House Molasses. 37
TE A
Gunpowder. ..................... 1.50 I
Young Hyson..................1.53
ALLSPICE..........................
PEPPER................................... 30 t
COFFEE- -
Roasted or Parched...... 30 - i
Best Rio.................... 25a
Good Rio........... 20a
VINEGAR
Cider Vinegar......... 50
White Wine Vinegar.. 65
COR -
Tennessee................... S5 T5
31EAL - .
Bolted..................... ... 90
Unbolted.................... 85
SOAP.... .......................... 6a 10
SrARCH............................. iO0 16
STAR CANDLES................... 15
FLOUR, er bbl....................6.00a S.03
PEARL 3OMINY.................. 5
CANDY..... ...........20
CONCENTRATED LYE....... ...10
ENGLISH SODA... 10
HORSFORD'S BAKING POWDER 25
SEA rOA3I BAIING POWDER. 35
AXLE GREASE... ..............10u
TOBACCO...... ...........60a 1.2
NAILS (l0 ke .................' 0
BAGGING-Heavy............. 12
ARROW TIES, per bunch........ 00
RED-CLOVERSEED-per lb...... 20
RED OATS-per-tu................. 50a
a/Uiscelaneous.
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1011 VW TER! t
C
ICE COLD
t
SPRELAI Aol SIlE
SODAOD WATER!
AP PARATUS~
THAT CO)MBINES
Beauty of Exterior Design
-WITH -
EXCELLENCE OF INTERIOR ARRAN6EMENT.
il
Call at Pelham's Drug Store, and satisfy
yourself of the GENER.AL VERDICT-"THE. -
BEST THE WORLD EVER SAW."
It will pay you to call and quaff the
healthful beverage t.hat it produces.
June 9, 24-tf.
Administrator's Sale.e
By authority from the Court of Probate
for Newberry, I will sell, at publip outcry,
at Newberry Court House, on the First
Monday, (5th day) of Julf, 1880, the Per
sonal Estate of Eliza Franklin, deceased,
consisting of Household Furniture.
TERMS CASE.
PRATT S. SUBER,
June 16, 25-3t. A dm'r. 4
Teachers Exandlnations.
It having been recommrended by the
State Board of Examiners that Coun]ty
Boards of Examiners throughout the State
hold examinatious on the first Friday and g
Saturday in January and July of eaeb year, 5
we hereby give notice that an exanmination
will be held on Friday, the 2nd July next, a
for colored applicants, and on Saturday, p
the 3d July ;ncxt, for white applicants fo'
Teachers' Gerttieate.i. No special exami
nations will be granted.ex~cept in sneh cases F
as may be absolut.-ly niecessary for the good F
of the Public Sohools. Questions which F
haye been used at a general examination F
will in no case be used at a special examni- C
nation. H. S. BOOZER,
.Scho~ol Com'r. C
F. WERBER, JR.,
GEEO. S. MOW ER, V
Co. Board of Examiners.
June 16, 25-st.
NOTICE.
P-ursu~ant to the ordter of the flon. Jacob
B. Fellers, as Judge of Probate for New
berry, I will rasko a final settlement of my
accounts as Administrator, de bonis non, e,
of the Estate of Daniel Suber, deceased, in n
the Court ot Probate, at Newbeiry Court y
House, on the 10th dayv of JTuly next, and
immediately thereafter apply for ia Snal a:
discharge as such Admi :;tan~
7,a180.W. SUBER, a
i:.Aidmn'r. of Est. of Daniel Suber, dec'd.
Jun 7 180.24-t. jO
SEED PQTATQTES. ',
iuii Barrels of best varieties of SEED g
POTA TOES to arrive. d
&fl. 7 . N. iAk 3TIN & CO.
Wilmington, Columbia aud
Auigusta R~ail Road0
PASSENGEdR DEPVARTME.NT,
Wa;.Mseros, N. C., May 2t', 1S880. C
Commeneing .June 1st, 1880, ROUND E
TRIP TICKETS to the
S
MlNER SPRINGS AN EUlEHR ESORT.,a
-taha,W. 0igii an Nrt
. -lia - -- r~na n Nrh
aralina
.Iiseellaneous.
DR. S. F. FANT,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGI4T,I
NEWBERRY S. C.,
Ufe rs Imported and Indigenous Di-ugp.
Staple and Rare Chenicalz.
Foreign and )ome-tie Mediical Propatra
ons.
Fine Essential Oils and Selc,t Pott -i.
New Pharmaceutical Remedies.
Special attention is called to :be follon%
g Standard Prepara!ions:
ANT'S Liver Regulator.
ANT'S Elixir o' Calisava with Pvrophoi-I
piite of Iron.
ANT'S (Copondi r'hid Extract of' Buchu.
ANTS Compound Extract of Queen's De- 1
light and Sarsaparilla, with Iodide
oi Potassium.
ANT'S Soothing Syrup.
ANT'S Essence of Jamaica Ginger.
ANT'S Ague Cure-well known to every
one in the County, having been
thof:rougiii tested in fecver and
ague.
ANT'S Cologne.
Ciuratine and Iron 1 itcrs-l;e great
Iod Purifier.
Sol agent for Swift's Syphilitic Specific,
ie Great Eliminator of al! Impurities of the
lood. The cure for Scrofula, Rheuma
sm, Neuralgia atI a1 Nervous A flit.-eions.
Buckeye Pile Ointment, a .Zpecific for
iles.
I also offer the largest assortment of
amps, Soaps, Perfumery, Hair Brushes,
ooth Brushes, and Toilet Articles, of cv
ry description, at the very lowest prices.
Cali and examine for yourselves.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
ours of the day and night.
Mar. 31, 14-tf.
NEW AND IMPROVED
fhreshing Machine
will Soon Be in the Field!
Parquhar's Latest and Best!
The subscriber respectfully informs the
irming public that he has purchased for
ash one of the above celebrated machines,
nd wr11, therefore, be able to THREIH at
rices as low as the majority. This is one
f the most approved Machines made, and
guarantee the utmost satisfaction. As
ie farmer wants a Machine that will thor
ughiy Thresh, Separate and Clan all kinds
t grain no matter what its condition, I
onfidently recommend this one The Fan
r Cleaner, with S.:If regulating Blast, is
ne result of long continued and expensive
xperiments, and delivers the grain .'leaner
ian it can be made by any hand fan into
measure or bag as .dedred, and the Tail
1g Elevator, with diirt and cockle screen,
eturns to the cylinder all unthreshed wheat
eads and "white caps", muchel of which
rould be otherwise wasted. This Machine
ever chokes, and cleans itself entirely of
rain the moment after the feeding stops,
aus making no difficulty in changing froum
ne grain1 to another, which every farmer
rill appreciate ; tihe grain is made perfectly
lean without waste, nor is there any split
ng of grain.
It is decidedly rhe best Thresher before
ie public, with all the latest improvements,
nd I respectfufly solicit a portion of the
hreshing of Wheat, Oats, Barley or Rye.
WV. C. SLIGII,
May 20, 22--tf'. Jalapa, S. CI.
NOTICE.
Pursuant to the order of the Honi. Jacob
LFellers, as Judge of P'robate for New
erry, we wi!! g.usa to be made a final set
emen t of our accounts as Executors of the
Lst Will of Daniel Sober, deceased, inl tile
'ourt of Probate for Newberry, at New
erry Court House, on the 10th day of July
ext, and immediately thereafter apply for
final discharge as such said Executors.
WADE W. SUBER,
SAMUEL P. SUBER,
As Executors of the li st Will and Testa
June 7, 1880'. 24*-5t.
NOTICE.
All persons having demands again.t the
state of Robert R. Pratt, dec'd., are here
y notified to present the same, duly attest
dto me at Newiierry Court House, on or
efore the f ith day of July next.
E. P. CHALM1ERS: Adum'r.
June 1, 1880. 24-3t.
SIMPSON & SIMPSON,
RLENN SPRIN(GS,
Spartanburg Coilne, so. Ca.
PEN 70 VISITORS ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
Accessible from Union C. I{., oni the
partanburg & Union R. i , sixteen miles
outh-east .of the Springs, and from Spar
Lnburg 0. 14., twelve miles North. There
ce good Livery Stables at each of these
01nts.
RATEs og' BiOAlm, coTTAGlE RiCST. &c.
or Single M!eals............... 75
or a Dav....................2 00)
or a Week per Day.............1 7.5
or a Month per Day............1I 15
ottage Rent, per tenement, 3 room.
per month...... ........,......10 m0;
ottage Rent1 whdlocottage, 6 rooms
pernmontn.................... 17 00)
rater per Gallon (vessels extra at
cost)........................... 15
Feb. 20, 8-tf.
TATE OF? SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.
By Jacob B. Fellers, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Thomas F. Ray hath atde
lit to me to grant him Ma i Q.
inistrationl of the jetate andJI effects of
T;ese are therefor''. to citem a:id admi.ish
I and singi,ctI the kindred anid creditors
the said drkueased, that they be and
>pear, beforo me, in the Court of Probate,
be heldi at Newberry Court House, S. C.,
a the 28th day of Junie next, after
ublication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the
prenoon, te' showv cause, if any they ha:ve,
by :he said Administration: should not be
-anted. Given: under my Hand, this 12th
my of Junie, Anno Donilni, 1880.
Jt;ne 16m, 25-2t.
TATE OF SOUTHI CAROLINA.
NEWI3ERR1Y COUNTY.
By Jacob B. Fellers, P'robate Judge.
Wh lereau, Ebenelizer P. Chalners, Clerk of
ourt, hath made Suit to me, lo grant him
etters of Administration. e ao-nis non,
te dcrcIict Estaite, a*4 eits Rebecca
ber, de.med.
Te are therefore to cite all aiimisi
I and singular, the kindred and creditors
te said decer.ed that he he an
pear, bolure me, in the ourt of Pro
tne, to be held at. Newerr Court House,
C., on the ~tth day of July iCt, 4
iPa hes, C1ocks. Jew er';.
\IT(1IES IND JE\ iELIt1
At the New Store on Hotel Lot.
I h'tve iow on hand a large and elegant
as=orauetr of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
Silver and Plated Ware,
VIOLIN A!) 3-ITI'AR STIGS,
SPECTACLES AND SPECTACLE CASES,
WEDDIN6 AND BIRTHDAY PRESEITS,
IN Es:N.Lus V:TIY.
All orders hy mail pronptly attended to.
Watchmaking and Repairing
I)one 'heaply and wit: Dispa:ch.
(all and examine IIL .:ock and nrices.
EDUARD SCHOLTZ..
Nov. 21, 47--.
Jlicellaneousc.
URSUANT TO THE JECRRE OF
Foreclosure made in the case of
lames S. lh.: -.. the Greenville and
%o rimnir l a l t'otrmpanv et al., in the
mattCr of t. 1 ,rens Railroad, by the
ifon. J. R. Kersh iw, lresuiiu in the Court
,f t'ommon i'leas Sur iclland County,
April Term, 1 8.. dred April 10th, 1S8,
I will sell aR pul: auction in the City of
ol on fie FilIST MONDAY of
Atugust next, at 12 o'clock noon,
All and sin;ruiar the RAILROAD .on
,tructed upo and over the line or route
rom a poin at or noar the Town of New
)erry, in th' County of Newberrv, in the
state afores,id, to the Town of Laurens, in
he Couity of Laurens, in the State afore
said ; and also all the Lands, Tenements
trd Ilereditaments aequirs d and appro,
priated for the purpose of a right of way
for said Railroad'and all the easements and
ippurtenances thereto belonging, or it
:tnvwise incident or appertaiing, and all
Railways, Ways and Rights of Ways, De
:)ot-grounds and other Lands, all Tracks,
lridges, Viaducts, Gedverts, Fences and
.:ther structures: all Depots, Station-houses,
Engine-houses, Car-houses, Freight-house,
Wood.lotscs, Warehouses, Machine-shops,
Work-shops, Superstructures, Erections and
Fixtures held' and acquired for the use of
he said Railroad, together with all the
Locomotives, Tenders, Cars and other Rol-.
ring-stock and Equipments, and all Ma
chinery, Tools, Implements, Fuel and Mate
rials for the constructing, operating, re,
pairing or replacing said Railroad or and
part thereof, or convenient or necessary
'r the use in connection therewith, to
gether with all franchises connected with
or related to the said Railroad, or the con
struction, m aitenarce, or use thereof now
iold or acquired by the Greenvil, and
olumbia Rail+oad Company, and allcorpo
rate franchises of any nature, including the
'rt:renise to oc a Co.rporation, whieh are
now po_sesscd and exercised by the said
Greenrville and Cohtmbia Railroad Comn
p.ny together with all and singular the
endowments, ineone and advantages to the
above menCTtioned lands, railroad or ptoperty.
Lclonmging, or in anywise appertaiing, the
retversiont or reversions, remainder and re
mtainders, tolls, incomes, rents, -issues and
profits thereof; and also all the estate,
right, title, inte:rest, property, possession,
claim and demand whatsoever, as well in
the law as in the eqtuity, present orprs
peCtive, of the said Greenvilie and.Cotam-.
bia Railroad Company, in and to tac sames
every part and parcel thereof, with the ap,
purtenances, upon the foliowing terms:
Twenty thousand dollars in cash to be
pai intmmedalLt ely after the close of .the
bidding, 'he balance of the purchase manej
to be pa:id within thutty days after the day
of s:Ide, with interest from the said day of'
sale ; andl the master may reqwire of any
bidder dur ing thre progress of said sale to
depo<it the sum of twenty thousand dollars
in cash in a baink in the city of (iohnnbia,
to hris order. In easd of refusal to pay the
cash or --m:ke the deposit, the -bid shall be
dlisregarded and the sale be proceede.d with.
as if the same bid had not been made.
If the purchaser shmail, witbin t1e period
of thirty days above refe rredl to, pay the
whole of t-he purchase money, the sale'shall
'me closed ; buri ini case tho purchaiser shall
fail and tuake dea:-ti. in such payment.-at
or within tha Ihue hereinbefore designated
for making the same, the master shall at
once, and without delay, proceed to resell
the said property on the same terms as
have been hereinbefore set forth, to the
highest bidder, at the risk of the former
purchlaser, who shtall be liable for any
loss or deficiency because of such re-sale,
adeay n all payanent& which have been
maitd bsuch ipurchaser shalf become fors
fie,nor shall the samte in any contin
gency or event to arise be recovered back
or reclaimed by su-ch purchascr. Any
bond or bonds of the Grecenville and Col
umbia Railroa~d Coampany secured by the
mnortgaga executed to Jamecs Conner, Isaae
ilaynre and George D. Bryan, Trustees, by
said Company on thme ath day of April,
I1876, may be miade use of in the payment
of such portion or portions of the purchase
money ae in the distribution of the pro
eeeds of said sale may be applicable to
suet bonds or bonds or coupon thereof,
'ud thatt to thuis extent the same may be
uised in settlement of the purchanse of said
property ; but in no event shall the rightL
now given relieve any purchaser or par
ab-asers at the close of the bidding, when
the same is accepted, from~ pq.lug in cash
such an ar.ount as ma~y no required to dis
:harge claims far costs, charges and dis
oursements i tis cause and of the sale
now crdered and decreed to be miade,
NATH ANIEL B. B3ARNWRLL
June, 2, 23-St. ~ Master.
WANTED,
-oF
TAN BARK.
EATI & MR.
Mar, 24, 13-tf
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
IN PROBATE COURT.
On the 26th day mf Jurne, 1880', I will
mke a final settlement upon the Estate of
\faximd1ian1 Ruff, deceased, in said Gourt,
and immediately threreafter apply for dis
:harge as Administrator thereof.
MOORMAN RUFF,
May 22, 1 ESu-22-5t. A dum'r.
NOTICE.
Holders orthie Bonds of the Gree:nville and
3olubia R4ilro nd CounmmmY, secured by the
aiortgage.of the Lanr ens Railroad, who de
tire to combine for the protee:ion of their in.
:crests, are invited to joinl in an o-rganiza -
ion for that purpose which h:s5 beenm tormed
>y the bondholders.
Copies of the plan are on file at the
)ffiCm -5 of the South Crarohi:ra Loan and