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Special and Local. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1880 INDEX TO NEw ADVERTiSEWENT. Gilder's Liver Pills. Young John Pope-Notice. J. B. Fellers-Probate Sales. Miss Cofleld-choof Noti-:e. J. G. Martin-Money Found. D. B. Wheeler-Sheriff~s Sales. Silss Johnstone-M"ster's Sale. E. R. Pelton-Ec!etic Magazine. I. W. England-The Sun for 1881. T. F. Greneker-Again and Again. John M. Johnstone, Alan Johnstone--No tice. James F. Glenn-Court Newberry, No. 2 1. 0. F. Mrs. E. C. & Miss Lizzie White-Faucy Articles. H. McSmith-A Trash Morer-McSmn itb on the Home Stretch. Ludden & Bate,-Glurious News-Appro priate lo'iday Gifts for Masiwal People. Deaths. Mr. Cal. Suber died at his howe niar Kinard's Turn Out Tuesday, 7th inst., of pnieuwonia. iMrs. Maria Thompson. of Greenville, died the 7th instant. She wa, si-t of the late Pettus W. Chick and Reu ben S. Chick of this County. Mrs. Meadors, wife of Rev. Wtu. P. Me::dors, died at Greenwood Monday, 6th instant, of pneumonia. She wat forwerIy Miss Katie English, of Union, and had been married only a year. Relgious. Holy Communion in the Latheran Church 4th Sunday after Christmas. The above afnouncement was zw glected last Sunday. Christmas Trees. There will be several large Chris. mas' Trees in town during Christma, week. There will be one for the Lu theran Sunday School, and one for It Good Templars. Bear it in Mind That the oysters served at the hot supper of the Y. M. C. A., were from the house of M. B. Bateman, Columbia. Others in need can be supplied from the same place on liberal terms. Money Found, December 12th, near King's Creek Church. The loser can have it by prov ing ownership and paying for this ad vertisement. J. G. MARTIN. 1l* Only One More paper before Christmas. IJ the merchants of Newberry have any. thing they wish to call attention to they can do so by handing in their notices between this and next Tuesday morn ing. Christmas advertisemenLs insert ed at moderate rates. Court Newberry, No. 2, 1. 0. F. A regular meeting of this Court will be held this (Tuesday) evening at 7 1-S o'clock. A full attendance of the mem bers isrequested. By order of the C. R. JAMES F. GLEN-. ReC. SeC. Dec. 14. 1880. it The Southern Planter For December is as usual full oJ interest to the farmer especially, and we commend it to them as a most e:x celient authority. Published at Rich mond, Va., for $2 per year. Addrest Southern Planter And Farmer Company for subscription. Entertainment. On the 24th inst., at Luther & Domi nick's Hall, Prosperity, the High School of that prosperous town wvdlgive picasant entertainmwent, consistmng o Charades, the Drama, &c. The occa sion will be an interesting one, and we advise all the patrons of the school aLnd lovers of innocent amnusenment to attend, Change in Proprietorsiup. A change has come ove~ the Twit> Spring Bed which we a. '..ppy to stat does not hurt it in tue least. Our friend Win. Zobel, of Helena, has bought the right for this County, and from tbi Stime forwar d the Springs will he manuo factored and sold by him, and, we cor *dially commendl him to our citizens. -Masonic Bender. Just as Christmas conmes once a year so thle Masons unbend and indulge in soci:l bender, which generaily pr.ove: to be as pleasant as it carn be made * On St. John's Day, the 27th of ti mionth. or rather at night, they wil give one of their usual n:.tty sulppes and to which we acknowledge a ver' cordial invitation. Masonic Election. At a regular Communication of Atmi ty Lodge, No. .87, A. F. M., hl Dec 6th. the following oflicers were electe Sto serve the ensuing Masonic year: W. M.--N. B. Marzyck. S. W.-Eduard Seboltz. J. W.-A. S. Owen. Treasurer--Wm. Johnson. Scretary-Junius E. Chapman. A Thing of Beauty Is a joy forever; s.o says a poet, an so we say this week in relation to ti *beautiful display made by Dr. Fant " Vick's Ornamental Grasses, Bouquet and Hlanging Baskets. We know c Snothing so coarzmg as an adornmie to the sitting room or parlor, and w - advise our fair lady readers to go an see them before the assortment is bro ken. The Miller Land. That fine tract of land on Salud river, near Saluda Old Town. cont: ing nine hundred and forty (940) acre: whieb was advertised for sale Ilast Sale day at the risk of the former purchlase was sold previous to Sale-da.y to Mr. I Werber, Sr., he paying the bid of th former purchaser, Mr. Wills, and th interest, It is one of the finest planta tions in the up-country. Christmas i:> Coming And everybody and the rest of mar kind is looking out for soweumifg wie *will serve as a present, or for somneton; they want just because it is the Chris mas season. It is a suitable time to ad vertise and let the people know wh~ can be had, and whiere it can be nad Our mneroliants are mnvited to use th Hmas aL medium of intelligenlc Advert:etments will be insenecd on lib eral terms. The public scan the pape eaerly at this season. O~ft Conference. Rievs. J, B. Camp~bell, J. W. Kelh J. t. Porter and Thos. S. Mourinan Esq. have gone to Marion to attend tl S. C. Metbodist Conference. whie met the 15th. It is very likely tin Mr. Campbell will be sent back to Ncew berry. Thei. Bishop appointed to preside ove the Conference w ill not be present U aceount of sickness, and the Confereiw wil .u..r.o h.v. t,, eict its Pres: Off to the West. M1r. James D. Glenn left Newberr Monday with his family fo:- Arkansas. APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY GIFTS FOF MUSICAL PEOPLE. Fir anid best of all. an elegant P1 ANO or PARLOR ORGAN, that wil afford exquisite pleasure for a wholIE lifietie. Nexi, a wonderful Musica Cabinet, Cabinetto, or Orguinette, tha a child ein play. Also Children's Pi ano Metallophones, Music Boxes, Nii sical Albums. Music Folios, Mush Books;, Violins. Guitars, Accordeons Flutes, Fifes, Flageolets. Harmonic.s Drumis, Banjos. 'Piano Stools, Pian< Covvrs, a1d last. but not least, a veari" subLwieJ'lption to the SoUrTHEuN IMUSICAT J( uI Al. Prices spccially reduced.1o Ro?blay trade. Send for Catalogues I 1)l)EN & BATES' Souriuneux Mu Sie IloUSF, SAVANNAII. GA. 1t. A Trash Mover. ''lere are lttle agents and dealers through North Carolina advertisinu that they sell the best Piano and Organs made. Let us look into this: they don't sell the Mason & Ilumlin Organ because MeSmith contr-ols the State for thei; the same for Chickering & Son's Pinos, and others of the bes makeis. Parties that are authorized reIprsentatives of my house are solid -1)n't you forget it!' Never aivertist that you sell the best Organs uniless VOL have the Mason & IIain; buaecse, i you do you will get left. sure. Don' :advertise a large lot of Pianos and Or gans when you only have one squeaky Organ and no stool to show. Sixty Organs and 30 Pianos right here in stock, backs up my advertisements besides wagon loads of sheet music and small instruments. Write to m< for anything you want in the music line, and will give and sell it to you or the square. H. McSMIlTH, Charlotte, N. C., and Greenville, S. C 51-st. They Fix Him All Right. Ni.w YojtK, Feb. 5, 1880. WV. 'H. BAm.-ETT, IDruggist, Augusta Ga.: Please send me a box of GIL 1ER'S LIVER PILLS, by mail. An ick and need them. They fix me al right every time. J. V. WIII'E. Er For sale to tile trade by W. 11 Barrett, Augusta. Ga., and by V. E Pelhaw. 51-1m. Forty years' trial ::s proved " BLACK DRAUGHT" the best liver medicine in the world. For sale by Un. S. F. FANT. Do not fail to call on your draggis for a bottle of that pure, sweet and de licious blood puriier, Smith's Scrofulh Syrup. Star Ctrine cures all chronic Sores and is a sure cure for Piles. Call on your druggist before it is to< late and get a bottle of Smith's Scrofulh Syrni and Stlir Curine. From B. F. Moore, A.M., President of Moore-s Southern Business U niversi ty, Atlanta, Ga.-This is to certify tha I have used Dr. Cheney's Expectorau in my family for several years, and can recomnuiend it as an invaluable rciedy !or Cough1s. etc.. and have found it sul pcerior to any other re(edieS that I haVE tried. For sale by Dr. W. E. PEL " BL.ACK-DRAUGHT"4 cures dyspep si~indgesuon andeamrtburn. F-or sale by Un. S. F. FANT. The Place to Go. Now is the time to visit the store o Messrs. Kingsland & Heath, of Colm bia, fir it is full from centre to circumU eence with goods suitable for this sea son amnd all other seaisons. Wec knov of no other establishmeut in which arn kept such a variety in China, Glass Croeckerv and o,thmer wares, besides thi assor tnen t of goods suitable for pr.e sents are endless and bewildering it beauty. If voui have not tihe timle t< o do>ws to" tihe city anl order may bi sent which will be tilled to your sats faction or money returnedC(. 40-tf. "WINE OF CAR DUI " cures irregular panful, or diffiult menstruation. Fo aie by DR. S. F. F-ANT. Club iRates. Th'le Columbia 1Rcgistcr will be club ed w;:h the HlEnALD as follows: Week Qn Reyister and IIERALD $3.50, 7ri ,r./. Rleyidto and HIFEi A w 8 5, Dail: Lgi.-acr a'nd liERAiLD ~8.5. TIhe Weely Yeomas~n and HIERALDJ ai "BLACK-DRAUGHT" etures costive ness and Sick-IIeadache. For sie i>y Da-. S. F. FANT. When You Make Your Purchases Try' some of Cramnpton-s Palnm Soai: the bIest in the market. It canf be imad recoleet, of all grocers. Read the fol lowing: "Tis certifies that abotut for tw years I hav.e used. in my family the ee] erated1 Pahzn Soap. made by Crawl. tos Brothers, New York, and conside tthe very best in the market for ger eral use. I think if bought in quanit tie., and allowed to dry for a while, I will last much longer. Altogether think it the cheapest in thse marke: REiv. F. C. KIMBALL, Enosburgh Falb \arch 30th, 18801." Nov. 24, 48-Gil. I T,MP'os, Lie:tst, Opposite HIerald ofl "WiNE OF CARD UI" makes ros cheeks and clear complexions. For sale by Dit. S. F. FANT. Thousands Use it, Why Hesitate ? .JY 'TO THE WVORLD: \\Vo.AN FR-----j2AmonTg the many discoveri loking to the happines and amehior: ion of the h:umlan race, none is entitle u>t higher consideration than Dr. t B radield's Female Regulator, "W m a's Best Friend" By it womanf em:nci pated from numberless5 ills pee~ :i-L to her sex. Before its magic powv di irregulariie of the wombh vamnsl - it ures --whites," suppression oft. --m~enes," and removes uterine ol -trctionls. It eures constip)ationl ar ~trengthiens thle systen., braces tr -res atnd purifies the blood. It nev fails, as thiousand:, of women will test 5'Pr..pred buy Dr. J1. Bradfieldl, Atlat ta, G a., price .91.50 per bojttle- So by al Druggi. I h:ave beeni -:elluig Br:dieid' i il~ Regulator for yeatrs, and it St. con niiues popular-an evidence ofl cl gaI aimued for it. I can ree ista in whaich it aiforded relief 2 ter all the usual remedies had faile S. J. CASSELS, D)rugglst. -WI*~NE OF CARDUI" four times ad makes a happy househoid. r-k. s. by tnt. S. F. FANT. eLiens for Sale. .B-aLnk Liens for supplies and for ret m-r ae at this office. Mrs. E, C. and Miss Lizzie White Respectfully inform their customers and friends, that they have removed to the corner store in the Crotwell Build ing, where they will he happy to see! :mnd serve them with articles in their line. Their stock embraces :a large variety of FA N' C Z'ArT I C L'1 E4,S. Especially appropriate for the Holiday Season. PICTUlES AND PICTURE FRAMES, BRACKETS, of all kinds, And many other things which need on ly be seen to be appr-!ciated and want ed. Call and exMMiIe-left hand store. 51-tf. _______ 2anta Clas' Head a ! -AT H. A. BURNS'. Another Xmas is nearlv here and in select ing your Xmas 1'resents; call early before the oodas have been picked over and Xmas Eve ruAh. I ham on h:l a itull stock of TOYS, FIRE WO1lKs, V SES, CUPS AN D SAUCERS, TuILET SETS, DLLS. F'ENC11 and PLAIN CAN DIES, RAIS!NS NrTS. C[Ti.(ON. CURRANTS. %PICES, EX rRACTS, APPLES, 8kNANAS, UI.ANGES, LEMONS, GItA PL'. COCOANU-S, CANNED GODS, CU;ACKEi%S, PICKLES, JELiES, &c. A,o, a full ;ine of Cigars, Tobacco, &c. Besides the above I have added an OYSTER~ SALOON to oy store. Give m. a call. Yours respectul!y, H. A. BURNS. Dec. 1, 49-4t. School Notice. Miss CoFim has rented rooms in Mrs. Bradley's dwelling, :nd (esires to open there a school for youn'g ladies and children. She respectfully solicits the patronage of the people of Newber ry. For further particulars, apply to 51-2l DR. S. F. FANT. McSMITH ON THE HOME STRETCH! Badly Disfiguied But Still in the Ring! Read my advertispnent in this issue, and you will give these Northern ad vertisements the go by. Look at me! You forgret that Happy Ilc. is on the track, and every one that knows me is bOting two to one that Me. woi't allow the old Palnwtto State or North State to get left. Here we conie-a 15StopOr gan, Sub Bass and Coupler, only $65. B est in the market. Orgens-15 Stops, 4 sets Reeds, Sub Bass and Octave Coupler, fine walnut case, stool and hook, ounly 365. 9 Stops, 4 sets Reeds, only $59. 7 S.)ps, :) stts Reeds, only 055. You get a better Initriument right here at home and you save freight by ordering from tnis House. You pay freight only from Charlotte or Green ville. and if no sale, I pay all freight. 15 days trial and gnarantee for G years. Put this in your pipe) and smoke it then send for illustrated price lists. Address, HArrr McSMIITHI, Gre:enville. S. C., and Charlotte. N. C. 51-3t. rKendall's Treatise on thle Horse. TIhiis valuable hook is for sale at the H ERlD Book Store, price only 25 cents for single copy, or five copies for $1.00. This book tells you what to do for your horse when sick, and treats of every dis ease to which a horse is liable. Get a copy and save money and anxiety. Only for sale at the 51-tf HEAA.i BOOK STORE. To the Bondsmen of Furman UniversiLf. The bonds given in Newberry Coun ty have been placedl in our hands, as muitual friends of the bondsmen and the University to effect a compromise. Call on one of us. M. E. BROAD)DUS. L4. BROAD)DUS. - WADi.EY, EMANCEI. Co., GA., Oct. 10, 1879. Gentlemen: While attending the Gen eral Assembly this summer, 1 tried your Star Curine on my leg, it heing affected with an 01(1 sore causedl by a wound re eeivedl during the late war. After hay ing thoroughly tested it I am compelled to samy that it is a success, for I have had .experience with difflirent phlysiciants and remedies, and found nothing to cure me, until I used your Star Curine, which has cred a remarkable had ease. Wishing yo success, I amu yours, respectfully, Forsae y r.w.JOHN BELL. Forsai byDr.W.E. P'Eiw AM. 50-ly Keeper oi Poor House and County Phy sici.an. The County Commissioners awarded the contract tihe 1&tb instant for keelp ing the Poor House and also contract for Physician to the Poor House and Jail for the next twelve nthlits. The former contract wvas awarded to Mr. H. Carter Wilson; the latter to Dr. J. Wim. Folk._______ Killed by a Crumb of Bread. A two vear old son of Mr. JTno. C. Davis, living near Clinton, Laurens County, met with a singular death the 4th instant. The child was running about the roomi with a piece of biscuit in bis hand of which lhe was eating; someihinig causedl him to cry and while crying am crumb of the biscuit got into his windpipe and lhe died in4 a few min utes. Peterson Maga::Ine, Fer Jani.:ry, is before~ u-, in a-vane; and hlas outdoiie itsel! even. BI-ides two beau?tifuli .cl-eagi.ar', a dioubile-size c- oored tel fii 04 rh4t, :t,A a -Iuperb e redt p'' ru" in ni J c .ro y, and some ha a :,:d . u<.ben'vin o; 'uin! , work il- .. te . ec. d he.ecapi ..d h.t. ,d,.erybod C o hae it T: i:;' ar'e tdTwo a ~ . e. r, vo-..a .rea: edctos o 1 ubs an a' .1pge. t esn *4 te :or,. I i* . top-- 1n ,n g t - u eibe- Ad e A a j . .ter abw r for sea'' for e:t5: cas to a tpoe w 'hng to to both. n Good Music in Store. We are pleased to state that the cele brated Mendelssohn Quintette Club wil favor Newherry with a Concert on th< 2,d of this month. Among the brigh particular stars we notice the name o Marie Nellini. It will be a rici treat and we advise the lovers of good mush not to miss it. Springs brings the blossoms. Au tun brings the fruit-and also Colds, mtv.. for which nothing superior to Dr. Bull's Cough Sprup has ever been of fered to the public. It always cures. Price 25 ets. DeLano's Comedy Company Performed in Thespian Hall MondaS night. The play was "Penelope; oi the Milkman's Bride". Penelope was vivacious and witty. and sang well Mr. Wade is a good tenor. The other voices were very ordinary, and the wet ing was not as good as we have seen. "Penelope" is decidedly the stupidest thing in the way of a comic operett that has ever been imposed on an un suspecting public. With a good piece the company would probably prove wore entertaining. The Y. M. C. A. Hot Supper Was a complete success. The object of the entertainment appealed equally to all the community, and the ladie: having the matter in charge determined to succeed. The arrangements weeL perfect, and everything was nicely pre pared. The attendance was good, the pretty waitresses were polite and atten tive, and everything contributed tc make one feel happy and to spend his small change. The amount taken in was $125; a fter deducting the ex penses the net proceeds amount to thl snug sum of $100. Out on Bail. Mr. James Thomas, Jr., who killed Mr. Jno. L. Lyles in an affray at May. binton the 3d, went before Judge Wal lace, on Habeas Corpus, at Union, the 'th, and gave bail in the sum of $3,000. the following persons going en hit bond: Jno. C. Richards, W. T. Jeter, J. W. Jeter, Sims McDaniel. Mr. Thomas is represented by David John son, Jr., Esq., of Union. Mr. James Thomas. Sr., who died the 6th instant from a wound given by Mr Lyles in the same affray, was seventy six years old. We were mistaken last week in say ing that the Coroner's Jury rendered verdict of justifiable homicide. The3 onily found the fact of the killing. I was not their province to find whethei the killing was justifiable or otherwise A Brilliant Meteor P;asscd across the heavens in th< West Thursday evening between sun. set and dark, and attracted much atten, tion. A few persons saw the metcoi itself; some think they heard the nois( of its passage through the atmosphere It left a trail, about 20 degrees long that remained for nearly a half hour, a first quite brilliant, then fading gradual ly away. Had it been dark this me teor would ha7e made a magnificen display. As it was it was a rare sight and was the subject of much specula tion and won3er. Meteors are solid bodies that 113 through space, conin from some un. known quarter. They move with tre mendous velocity, and if they strike the earth's atmosphere, (which extend: about forty miles above the earth's stir, face) their friction with the atmospher' generates such an amount of heat as t< ignite them, and give to them the ill pearance of a swiftly-moving ball o tire. Usually they leave a trail behinc them, as this did. Personal. Mr. J. HI. Bouknight, of Charleston was in town Monday. Mr. C. C. Montgomery, of Richiand was in town Saturday. Mr. C. P. McGimpsey left to-day foi his home in North Carolina. Miss Eloise Johnson, of Atlanta, i visiting her cousin Mrs. Dr. Welch. 0. L~. Schumpert, Esq., has gone t< Charleston to attend the Grand Lodg< of Masons. Mrs. Dr. F. F. Gary and daughter, o Cokesbury, have been in Newberry sev eral days on a visit to Mrs. Capt. McFall Capt. James N. Lipscomb has beer re-elected Master of the State Grange and Col. Thos. W. Holloway, Sectary Mr. Hairston, of Martin's Depot, wh< was so badly hurt three weeks ago bh the bursting of an engine, is recovei mg. Capt. Mike Peake's mashed foot ha: atbout recovered its wonted shape an< agiity, and lie is again at his post a Conductor on the Laurens Rail Road. The following delegates from thi County attended the State Grange meet ing in Charleston last week: ,James N~ Lipscomb, S. A. Hunter, S. H. Fellers Col. Win. S. Dogan, traveling agen for the Columbia Reffi.ster, stopped ove in Newberry from Saturday to Monday The Colonel is a good canvasser, an canvasses for a good paper. Mr. P. E. Parmelce, of whose comin we made mention last week, is nowi town with an invoice of Chromos whic he will have the p)leatsure of exhibitin to the public. A handsome pictur beautifies the home, and it is fortunat that they can be had at a cost whic enables every one to have them. 'Col. WV. WV. Davies, Agent of th Piedmont Air Line and Atlantic COaL Line Railways, put in a pleasant ai pearance at our office on Monday las Col. D. is one of the cleverest railroa men we know, and we have not forgo ten his many courtesies while Superim tendent of the Spartanburg & Unmo Rail Road. Smith's Scrofula Syrup and Star Ci rine are purely vegetable. Why wi vou suffer with Cancer, White Swelling ~Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Li' er D)iseaseg, when a few bottles of the: two great remedies will cure you? From C. D. McCurry, Newnan Cc Georgia.-I take great pleasure in re commending to the public Dr. Cneney Expectoranzt and Croup Preventive. .\ I tIe son hatd been a great suffere'r fro. .yn--modic Croup 'lurng the nigt bI) Uneneity, aboum two years ago, pre'scribe for him his Croup Preventive, which hma most miraculously curedl him. I find equally beneficial~in all cases of Coug I consider it a blessing in my fatmil: Every one should keep it in their house Try Smith's Scrofula Syrup for yo b!ood It removes all skin eruptior and will give you a beautiful and ce complexion. For sale by Dr. W.] PEI.H.ur. 50-ly. SThe mail Monday, 13th, was the la gest that has ever come to New berr, there were nine bushels of papers ar Various and all About Weather cold and clear. Business not as good as it might be. The Twin Spring bed takes like hot r cakes. A "masquerade pound party" is talk ed of. The epizootic is felt by man and beast. Never before hns there been such a I display of Christmas goods. "When the weather is mild at Christ mas, cold weather lIsts till Spring." Judge Hudson will oresitle at the February Term of the Cireuit Court. "Every child has a right to Christmas and all the happiness the word implies." This month has two new moons; one was on the 1st; the other will be the 31st. Eggs are so scarce that fears are en terttined concerninc the customary "nog". Men are like pins-one with a little head may be just as sharp as one with a big head. The Star of Peace Lodge talk of a Christmas tree. So also the Lutheran Sunday School. Santa Claus has made very extensive prepar ations for the young folks the coming Christmas. Those indebted for subscriptions will find a slip in their paper this week. Please attend to it. Wood is the great need now. Every body wants it. A few loads will be ac ceptable at this office. A few more mornings and we will wake up and find it is Christmas. Let us have a jolly time. The members of the colored Presby terian Church bad a dime reading by which they cleared $20. Pretty good. A railroad station would seem to be the best place for marriage or divorce, for they are used to coupling and un coupling there. The sowing of grain has been greatly delayed in this County; first by the ex tremely dry weather, then by the long wet weather. Our thanks are due our fair Smokey Town correspondent for her racy and pleasant letter this week. Her exam ple is worthy of imitation. The first contribution received by the committee of ladies for the Hot Supper for the Y. M. C. A. was one turkey from "Mrs. C. H. Suber," Gold has ruined trade-when a man is paid in the glittering coin instead of paying his debts with it, he takes it home and hides it away in his old socks. The corn crib of Mr. Bascomb Hair, of Prosperity, with its contents-corn and cotton seed-was burned Saturday afternoon. The origin of the fire is un known. At the HERALD Stationery Store can be found colored candles for Christmas tiees, and brackets to fit them up, be sides many other things appropriate to the season. Some vandal stole the contribution .box from the Y. M. C. A. room several nights ago, took it out on the street, broke it open, and took what money, if -any, there was in it. We are of the opinion that it must be good, fur the simple reason that so many praise it and physicians prescribe it. We mean Dr. BuLlI's Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents. All Druggists keep it. The candidates for appointment as Trial Justices at the Court House are Messrs. Carlisle and Packer, present in cumbents, and Mr. Jno. S. Fair. Gov. Haigood has indicated his intention to ,reappoint Mr. Carlisle. Receipts at this office during the past e month have been unsatisfactory. Why, we cannot tell, for there is no lack of money. We hope our subscribers will not allow Christmas to pass without re membering the printer. Our friend D. N. Coate makes a good report on the hog question. He slaugh tered six hogs last week. one year old f harvest time, which averaged 135 lbs. - net, and now he luxuriates in sausage .and all the other nice etceteras. Who would not be a farmer? , . A. Titus, 62 Ashland Avenue, .Toledo, Ohio, says: My wife is now as strong as ever, her regained health be Sing' directly due to the use of the Ex celsier Kidney Pad. We can heartily recommend it to all kidney troubled perJans.-See Adv. Notwithstanding the cold last week our office door was left open any numn sber of times.-Newberry Herald. The reason the door was left open is, the s number of your customers who live in Ssaw mills. You can always tell a man .who lives in a sawv mill. He invariably .leaves the door open .--Abbcville Prc.es amd Banner. r The County officers have all given .their new bonds. Trhe bondsmen for d E. P. Chalmers, Cler-k, are T. B. Chal mers, J. N. Martin, A. M. Bowers. For J. B. Fellers, Probate Judge, .J. A. Cr'otwell, .J. T. P. Crosson, J. L. Sease, hG. F. Long, S. WV. Cannon, David Hlipp. For D. B. Wheeler, Sheriff, J. M. Wheeler, J. S. Floyd. J. B. Floyd. aFor H. S. Boozer, School Commissioner, bJ. MWheeler, H. C. Moseley, Win. A. Moseley. FOR SALE. I am compelled to sell my Mare and t. Buggy, as I have not received fro:n persons d wio have oed me for on-, two and three t- years and more money enug to byx food e. for my. Mare. much less to pay my debts n dde other people. I do hope that my debtors will come soon and pay thleir accounts. Dec. 1, 49-1m. - P. B. RUFF. SH. L. FARLRY, SAttorney at Law r REAL ESTATE AGENT, 3 SP3ARTANBURG~, S. C. .PROMPT ATTENTION To ALL BUSINESS, d . . i , 1 - . t SUBSCRIBE FOR THE -~ WEEKLY PALMETTO YEOMAN, V. COLUMBIA, S. C. ir It is an 8 page paper, designed for the peo 1s pIe, filled with interesting matter--Farr.ily Reading, News, Markets, &c. Subscription: ir One Year, $1 50: Seven Months, $1.00; -Three MIonthu.,, 50 Cents-payable in ad. vance. For Six Names and Nine Dollars an Extra Copy for one year. Specimens fur r-:I ni'.hed. The DAILY YEOMAN, an after .,noon paper, is $4 a year. e i ~C. M. MJ di40-tf Editor and Publisher. I Clnbbed with the H.aaLD at 33.25. Commercial. NEWBERRY, S. C., Dec. 14, 1880. Ordinary ...... ..................... 8 a Good Ordin ry..................... 9;10 Low Middling......................10ia10m M iddling ......................... a10 Good Middling ..................... all Good demand at quotations. Newberry Prices Current. CORREC-TED W1;EKLY By J. N. VARTIN & CO. BACON Shoulders, Prime New...... 6j a 7 Shoulders. Sugar Cured..... 8 Sit... C. It.. New............ a 9j DRY SATrED 3MEATS Shoub,:rs. New.............. I Side.. C. I., New........... a 9 Sides., Long Clear...........9 11AMS Uncanvassed lams.......... Canvassed Hum!, (Magnolia) 15 LAlD Leaf. in Tierces.............. 12 Leat, iu Buckets............. 12, SUGAR Powdered.................... 16 Crushed...................... 14 Granulated Standard..... .. 12'a Extra C..................... 11 of ......... ............. 1G Yellow....................... lo New Orleans..............10 'Jeinarara.................... - 10LASSES New Ork-ans Syrup... 75 New Orleans 3olasses. 50 Cuba Molas:e......... rI Sugar Hpuse Molasses. 37 TEA Gun powder. .............. . Yiorui Ilyson--------------.... I. ALLSPIC ............... 25 PE-l'1'Elt............................ 40 COFFEEC Roasted or Parched...... 25 Bist o.a Good Rio................. 202 VINEGAR Cider Vinegar......... 50 White Wine Vinegar.. 65 CORS Tennessee................... 90 MEAL Bolted... ................90 Uubolted.................... S. SOAP............................... 52 10 STA RCHI............................. Oa 12 hlAR CANDI,1-S................... 15 F LOUt, per bI................. 6.00a0.00 PIARL I OMINY......... ........ a C ANDY ..... ..................... 20 CONCENTRATED LYE...........10 ENGLISH SODA. ...............10 IIORSFORlYS ISA KING POWDER 2Z SEA FOA31 BAKING POWDEK... 35 AXLE GREAS1.................10 TBACCO........................60a 1.25 NALS (10)) ke:r................. 4. BAGGING-Heavy......................... 12a14 ARROW TIES. per bunch........ ..2 5;) RED CLOVER SEED-per lb....... 20 RED OATS-per iu . . a Miscellaneons. J. B. LEONARD, Dealer in GROCERIES, Wines, Liquors, Segars Tobacco, &c. Respectfully informs the pulflic that his stock is full and completa in all lines. Choice Goods, Low Prices, POLITE ATTENTION. Store--Crotwell Block. Nov. 24 48 tf MRS. JENNIE BRANNAN Respectfully informs the citizens of New berry and s;r,-otv,;ing country, that she has opened a fit cl.t.s DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, fronting Mr. Newton Martin's re.,i.enrce. i!, the how.-c known as te Rev. JT. W. Hlumberi's. I guiarantee irst cla.e work and perfect fits, and as te p-ices I am confident th'y wi!! giv satis wecion. I formerly livedl in this rownm, and comencedI this busine~ss with Mrs. Stod. d'rd. Since 'h"n I have had more thar sx years ex perience, partly ini this State and partly ini Georiam, and have re'turned here in the hope of obtaining a portion 01 te publie p,-tronage. I also make all kinds of GENTLE.iEN'S CLOTHING, wher reby a T.aiior. Boys' Gl<.hing I cut and i myself by Ghart Measure--during dul seasons. I also miake all kinds of UNDER. WE AR. Give men. a call, one and all, andi I garan tee perfect satisfaction. .itS. .JENNIE DRANNAN. Dec. 1, 49-:Im. Election is Over. Now go and hear the votes emmtted al iLRK'S GALLERY, where the finest Ari Works that have ever been exhibited ir Newberry, are on exhibition. And whil there sit for your picture, and take to youl homes somne of their superior photographs We warn you that delays are dangerous o ere it is ioa ae Mr. W. II. Clark feels coitfident, after ar experience of fifteen years, that he car proumce a class of work that will pleas and give perfect satisfaction. Gopying old pictures and enl.:rging t any desir.*d bide, also reducing to th< smallest, a specialty. For style andi gnality of work, refers t4 the editor of this Cpaper.'S Nov. 10, 46-tf. From having been intirmate a number o years with the proprietors of "Switt's Sy philitic Specific." 1 have known much C its manufacture and use. There are mei in this community-well known citizens who were victims in early life to Syphibis the most terrible curse that ever afflicted th human family, and who havc taken the S.6 S. medicinc, and are now, to ai: appearanes and in their o,wn belief, as free from taint o disease nzs the first imn, fresh from the hand of his Maker. Delicacy of coutrse forbid their public recommendations! of this medi cne, but I am allowed to refer the seep;i privately to those who will endorse every thing that can be said in its favor. Bein professionally much opposed to endorsing c -comzending noc:ums or secret remedie it is with hesitation that [ attach my nanm to this article; but I know whereof I speal whe, I say that our scienee has m,r: mad puic a comb,inationl equal to "Switt's Sy philitic Specific" for the purpose indicated; The greatest boon the government could be stow on hundreds of thousands of its citizen would be to purchase this receipt of ;ts pre pretors, and make it public for the :enefa of the present and coming generations. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Prc prietors, Atlanta, Ga. Sold] by Da S. F. FAN T. Call fo~r a copy of "Young Men's 1-riend. Dec. S, 5;0-im. Fisk's Patent Metal ic Burial Cases. A,o, Walnut and Rosewood Collins a: Ga4ts ahlaays on hanad. 2 Will per-oumially smlserintend the prepara tion of gr.v-s, building of vaui;l, usmngr .heir co:mai iction nest i-ydraulic cemeal rendering them p.:rfectly waterproof. All orders promptly att nded to day nigh. Office in rear of Leavell &S Speers' Marbl Y.m.rd. L. M. SPEERS. Ap. 02 1879...17--tf. Legal Sales. SALE OF TilF LAURIENS RAl ROAD, P URSUANT TO THE DECREE OF Foreclosure made in the case of -James S. Gibbes vs. the Green le and Columbia Railroad Company et a)., in the matter of the Laurens Railro id, by the IlIon. J. B. Ker shaw, presidiu in the Court of Common Pleas for Richland County, April ferrv SM, dated April 10, 1880, 1 w-%i: !ell !t p: c auction, in the ei.y of Columbia, on the FIRSr MONDAY of JANUARY NEXr, at 12 o'clock noon. All and singular the RAILROAD con structed upon and over the line or route from a point at or near the town of New berrv, in the County of Newberry, in the State aforesaid, to the town of Lutrens, in the County of Laurens, in the State afore said; and also all the Lands, Tenement-s and lieraditamets acquired and appropriated for the purpose of a right of way for said Rail road and all the easements and appurte nances thereto belonging or in anywise in cident or appert:ining, and all Railways, Ways and R1ights of Ways, Depot Grounds nnd other Lands, all Tracks, Bridges, Via ducts, Culverts, Fences and other s:ructures; n all Depots, Station Houses, Engine Houses, Car Houses, Freight Houses, Wood Houses, Warehouses, Machinc. Shops, Workshops, Superstructures, Erections and Fixtures held and acquired for the use of the said Railroad, together with al! the Locomotives, Tenders, Cars and other Rolling Stock and Equip. meuts, and all Machinery, Tools, Imple ments, Fuel and Materials for the construct ing, operating, repairing or replacing said Railroad or any part thereof, or convenient or necessary for u<e in connect;on therewith, togetLer with. all franchises connected w;th or rela:ed to the said Railroad, or the con struction, maintenance or u,e thereof now held or acquired by the Greenville and Col umbia Raiiroad Company, and all corporate Pranchises of any nature, including the fran chise to be a corporation, whichare now pos sessed and exercised by the said Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company, toZether with all anti singular the endowments, in come and advantages to i*e above-mentioned lai.ds, railroad or property belonging, or in anywise apperaining, the reve:sion or iever siors, remainder and remainders, tolls, in comes, rents, issues and pr-,fits thereof, and also all the es.ate, right, title, imerest, pro Ierty, possession, claim and demand what soever, as well as in the Jaw as ia tae equity, pres.ent or prospective, of the said' Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company, in and to tbe same, every part and peicel thereof, with the appurtenances, upon t ic following tei ms: Twenty thousand dollars ia casn to be paid immediately after the close of the b'd diig, the balance of the purchase money to be 1.aid within thirty uays after the day of sale, with in te'est from the said day of sie; and the -Maser may require of any bidder during the progress of said sale to deposit the sum of twenty thousand dollarsin cash in a bunk in the ci. of Columbia, to his order. In case of refusal to pa:. the cash or mae the deposit, the bid shall be d-srega:ded and the sale be proceeded with as if the same bid had not been made. If the purchaser shall, within the period of ,thirty days above referred to, pay the whole of tite purchase money, the sale shall be closed; but in case the purchaser shall fail and make default in such payment at or within the *me he-einbefore 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 herenbefore set forth, to the highest b'dder, at the risk of the former purchaser, who shall be liable for any loss or deficincy Decause of such re-sale, and any and all payments which have been made by such purchaser shall become forreited, nor shall the same in any contingency or event to arise be recov ered back or reclaimed by such purchaser. Any bond or bond of the Greenville and Columbia PLilroad Company secured by toe morgage executed to James Conner, Isaac Hayne and George D. Bryan, Trustees, by said Company on the 29:h day of April, 1876, may be made use of in the payment of such portion or portions of the purchase money as in the distribution of the proceas of said sale may be applicable to such bond or bonds o -coupons thereof, and that to t.iis e.<tent the s.ame may be used in scttlemenit of the purchase of said property; but in nio et ent sba!l the right now gtven relieve any pur cl iser or purchasers at t.ie close of tae bid d ig, when the same is accepted, from pay ing in cash such an a-nount as may be ze q, ed to discharge claims for cos!.s, charges u disbursements in this cat-se and of the sale now ordeicd and decreed to be made. NAT HANIEL IB. BARN WELL, Dee. L. 49-5t. Master. Drdgs S' Fancy .Irticles. DR. S.F. FANT, Wheale and Betai D R U GGIST, NEWlBERRY, S. C., Offers Imnporte'd andl Indigenous Drugs. Staple anid Rire Chesicals. Foreign atnd Dome:ai.ic Medical Prepara tions. Fine E,ssential Oils and Select. Powders. New Pharmiaceutical Remnedies. Speci t:ztion is catlled to the follow itg Standsra Prepara:iions: FANTS Liver Regul.ator. FANTS E'2xir or C-disaya witht Pyrophios pihate of Iron. FANT'.S Comipounid Fluidl Extract of B3uchu. FANT'S Compounid Extraxct of Queeni's De light and Sarsapar'lla, with Iodide . of Potassiumt. FANTS So,ting Syrup. FANT'S Essenmce of Jamaica Ginger. FANT~S Ag'ie Cure-well ktnown to every onet ite County, h.vinmg be--'n fthioroughly tested in fever and - ague. FANT'S Goiogne. Cu;tr;itinie an,d Iron Bitters-the great Bood Pu:rifier. SSole A.gent for Swift's Syphilitic Specilic, the Grea: Eliminator of all Imnpurities of the Blood. The cure for Scrofula, Rheumta ism, Neural::ia andi all Nervous Afctions. BuWck,:ve P;!le Oinitmen..a, a cpecific for Piles. I al-o offer the larges.t assortment of Lamps, Soaps, Perfumtery, Hair Brush.es, Tooth Brushes, and Toilet Articles, of ev rery descrippdon, at the very lowest prices. 5Call and examine for yourselves. ePrescirip ions care ully coumpounded at all . Mar. :1, 14-tf. Have Arrived. That Car Load of large heavy first class -COOKING STOVES, whichi ta been hu;;:t ::' 25 p-e con 'e~S tan the co.miian pric, d wzi l e SOLD FOR LESS Y.-red in in:: mark-. 'o p k u e c o ' b u y . l WV. T. WRlIfiHT. -Newberry, S. C., 47 1y LAST NOTICE. All persons indebted to t he under-igned ma,'t secue 2;arrears by the 1st of Decemn eber next. No further credit nor in dulgence will be givet. I want money and must have it. 'ave coat aud pay up at ono-. S. F. FAN'T. Dry Goods and Motoens. Phat Wa the Excitement? Where Was the Immense Crowd Rnshing I NHY, DON'T YOU KNOW? TO THE -OF s He I & CNCO.J To examine the LARGE STOCK of taple and Fancy Goods JUST RECEIVED. OVELTIE DRESS GOODS! IN OVELTIES NOTIONS ! A few more pairs left of the job lot wo lenls' Sho"s for $ 1 .00. We will alpreciAr an opportunity to ow you our F'di Goods witi:out iuportu ity to purcha!e. B. H. OLINE & CO. Oct. 27, 44-tf. Phe Great Wonder of the Age. It is a mystery to wany people how I can sell goods at such LOW PRICES. The Sctt' is, I buy my goods with re fcrence to the special wint. 14 my eustomerm, and with an exnerience of twenty years in the Dry Goods 'ausi ness, I know exactly what to buy. I dt sire to call the .ittention of the public gen erally to the fact that I have now on hand the most varied and best selected Stock of* Goods ever exbib ted in the city of (olumbia Grateful to the good people f Newberry County for ,heir liberal patronage here ,ofore, I trust, by fair deal ing, to receive a continuance of their favors. I espe cially invite the ladies to examine my '-xtensive stock of fine Silk Ribbons, ranging from 5 ,ents to $1.00 per yard. which are unsurpassed by knv House in the So.th. Come one and all, exam ine i;y goods and buy them while the stock is complete in every department. Rc member the place. C. F. JACKSON, 120 Main St., Columbia, S. C.' LEADER OF LOW PRICES. L. C. SWYGERT respectfully informs bis riends that he can be found at the above stabishment. Sep. 22, :t-tf. Waches, Clocks, JewelryJ. it the New Store on Hotel Lot. I hnve now on hand a large and elegant iss'ortmnent of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWERY, Silver and Plated Ware, VIoLIN AND GUITAE STRINGS, SPECTACLES AN~D SPECTACLE CAES, WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. IN ENDL.ESS VA RI.XE All orders by mail promptly attended to. Watchmaking and Repairing Done Cheaply and with Dispatch. Call and examine my stock and prices. EDUARD SCHOLTZ.I Nov. 21, 47-tf. Oysters! Oysters! Iam now prepared to supply BEST NOR FOLK OYSTERS in atny quantity, large or ;mal, and respectfully solicit orders from my friends in Newberry and surrounding rountes. Orders promptly attended to ind satisfaction guaranteed. M. B3. B3ATEM~AN, COLUMBIA ICE HOUSE,. Nov. 1t0, 46-tf Cot~t'aA, S. C. STATE -OF SOUTH CAROLINA, NEWBEERY COUNTY. By Jacob B. Fellers, Probate Judge. Whereas, Peter M. Schumpert hath made uit to me, to grant him LeLters of Admin istrtion, of the Estate and effects of Sam uei Schumpert, deceased. These are therefoie to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, that they he and ap pear, before me, in the Court of Probate,. to be held at Newherry Court House, S. C., n the 18th day of December itnn., after >ublication het eof, at 11 o'clock in the fore noon, to sho'w can.se, if any they have, why te said Admninistration should nos be granted. Given under my Hand, this 4th hay of Decemberr. Anino Domini, 1880. J. B. FELLERS, .r. r. x. c. Dec. 8, i-2t." Notice of Fiaal Settlement. I will m.:ke a t'rdtement on the estate of Levi HI. C. Singley; in tie Court of Probate for Ne wberry County, S. C., on Saturday, ho 8:h. d iy of January, A. D. 1881, at:d inmmediately thereafter apply for a final dis charge a.; G.ardian thereof. Hi. M. SINGLEY, Guardian. Dec. 6, 188'). 50-5t. Notice of' Final Settlement. I will make a settlement on the estate of Adde A. Shepperd, now Dawkins, in the Probate Court for Newberry County, S. C., on Tuesday, the 4th dsy of January, A. D-. I88I, ..ad immuediately therea:ter apply for 1 final dlishar:.: .i Guardian the.r"of. DR~AYTON S. CON WILL, Dec. 8, 50-OLe Guardian. H ARVEY REESE, BARBE.R IN NEWBERRY 'dOTEL Being desirous of giting general satisfac ton, I have spared no pains to make my shop comfortable and agreeable to all who, visit me. I will still conduct the business,, and solicit plain and fashionable work. Sat isfadon guaranmeed. I thank my nur-r wa patronis for their generous support in en pas Se.. 22, 39-_