The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, December 29, 1880, Image 3
Soeciai and Local.
SEDN ESIA , D) EC. 29. 1880.
IDI TO NEw ADvhRTISFMRTS.
Sampson Passley-Runaway.
Henry Koon and others-Notice.
H. S. Boozer-Notice to Te-chers.
C. & G. R. R.-Cba:ge of See iule.
lera'd Book Store-Holiday Books.
POST OFFICE
CHANGE OF SCIiEDULE.
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Olice hours fromu 8 A. It. to 6 00 P. 31.,
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Newberry, S. C., Aug. 30, 180.
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Deaths.
Mrs. E. P. Jones, formerly Miss Liz
zie Goggans, died at her home at Clin
ton, Laurens County, the 14th instant
of brain fever.
"Leaves have their time to fall.
And flowers to wither at the North winds
breath,
And stars to set, but ali,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own1 .oh
DIED, on Friday last, the 24th of
December, 1880, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann
Sligh, wife of Geo. A. Sligh. na
Beth Eden Church, in the 59th year of
her ace.
In the enjoyment of her usual health.
pursuing her~usual round of dlomestie
duties, she was stricKen down wituout
warning or one word of pairting love
to her sorrowing family. 'Tis hard to
part with loved ones thus suddenly.
but "God moves in a mysterious way"
and we accept the affietive blow meek
ly and in resignation, in the full assu
rance that "our loss is ber eternal gain."
The deceased was no ordinary woman
-"none knew her but to love, none
riamed her but to praise"; and now that
her place is made vacant, her nany
virtues and excellencies of head and
heart shine with brighter luster than
before. She was a consistent, active and
zealous member of Beth Eden Church,
and omitted no occasion of its service
when able to attend-truly did sbe adorn
the walks of a Christian profession, no
one followed the meek and lowly Naza
rene with more humility and devoted
love, and no opportunity was ever allow
ed to pass without speaking a word of
counsel and admonition to family or
friends. In all respects hers was a
beautiful abaracter-as a wife she was
devoted and tender, as. a mother her
heart overflowed with love, as a friend
and neighbor she was ever ready with
sympathy and timely relief, and many
now wveep that the kind friend who was
constant in her ministration has been
removed from her sphere of usefulness;
God's will be done. Hers too was a life
of self sacrifice and charity, she loved
to labor and to give, the sick always
found her ready, the poor were never
denied. What more can we say ex
cept that we loved her with no ordi
nary love-and that from a sorrowing
heart do we extend our sympathies to
the bereaved husband and children;
may this affliction work out for them a~
"far more exceeding and eternal weight
of glory."
Change of Schedule.
A slight change of schedule went
into effect on the C. & G. R. R1. Mon
day. The up-train arrives at 1.55 P.
M.~ the down train at 4.05 P. M.
Religious.
We arc pleased to state that the Rev.
Thos. G. Herbert, Presiding Elder of
the Sumter District, will preach at New
Chapel Chureb in this County. on the~
1st Sabbath in January.
At Luther Chapel
Sunday night a Sacred Concert was
held, which proved a most delightful
occasio1n. Thbe exercises consisted of
singing by the Sunday School children
and the recitation of ver.ses from the
Bible specially appropriate to the Christ
mas season. Rev. Luther B3roaddas,
Pastor of the Baptist Church, de'livered
a very interesting and instructive aed
drez's on the subject of..missions.
Ou'r A ppointed Officers.
As mnentioned in our lasZ issue Capt4.
U.. S3. Whuites has ti-n re8 p lom
'nLted Auiditor. The fobin 0.It p
Commissitoner, J. S. H:dr; Tr~ial JUS
tiee-s. M. A. Carlisle, J)ames Pa&cr and
Jno. S. Fair in the Townl of Ne-wberry,
and A. H. Wheeler, M. M. Baford, Jno'.
L. Epps, J. RI. Irwiu, B. S. Goldir,z B.
Hi . May bin, M. J. Boyd and T. W.
Holloway in the County.
A Novel Case.
A case of assault and battery was
tried before Tri:d Justice P:aeker the
21st inst., in which both prosecutor anid
defendant were negroes. Both sides
were represented by counsel, who
agreed uponl a negro jury. The de
fendant. Batier Spears, was tried underr
two indictm1ent-on for assaulting
Tub MuMforris the other for assaulting
White
Respectfully inform their customer
and friends. that they have removed ti
the corner store in the Crotwell Build
ing,. where they will he happy to se(
and serve them with articles in then
line.
Their stock enbraces a large variety
of
FANCY ARTTCLES,
Especially appropriate for the Holiday
Pl'WiiS AND PIL 'M FRAM!{S,
BRACKETS, of all kinds,
And many ether things which need on
lv be seen to be :ippr' iated and want
ed.
Call and examine-left hand store.
51-tf.
A Trash Mover.
There are 'ttle azents and dealers
through North Carolina advertising
that they sell the best Piano and Orga:i
made. Let us look into this: they
don't sell the Mason & Iamlin Organ,
because MeSimith controls the State
for them; the same for Chiekering &
Son's Pianos, and others of the best
makers. Parties that are authorized
representatives of my house are solid.
-Don't you forget it!' Never advertise
that you sell the best Organs unless you
have the Mason & Hi:amlin; because, if
you do you will get left, sure. Don't
advertise a large lot of Pianos and Or
gans wben 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 me
for anything you want in the music
line, and will give and sell it to you on
the square. II. McSMITI,
Charlotte, N. C., and Greenville, S. C.
51-3t.
They Fix Him All Right.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 5, 1880.
W. H. BARRETT, I)ruggist, Augusta,
Ga.: Please send me a box of GIL
lER'S LIVER PILLS, by mail. Am
,iek and need them. 'Tliey fix me all
right every time. J. W. W11ITE.
'- For sale to the trade by W. H.
Barrett, Augusta, Ga., and by W. E.
Pelham. 51-lm.
Forty years' trial ha proved "BLACK
DRAUGHT" the best liver medicine in
the world.
For s ae by DiR. S. F. FANT.
Do not fail to call on your druggist
for a bottle of that pure, sweet and de
licious blood purifier, Smith's Scrofula
Syrup.
Star Curine cures all chronic Sores
and is a sure cure for Piles.
Call on your druggist before it is too
late and get a bottle of Smith's Scrofula
Syruu:mdliL Star Curinle.
Fromi B. F. Moore. A.M., President
>f Moore's Southern Business Universi
ty, Atlanta, Ga.-This is to certify that
have used D)r. Cheney's, Expectorant
n my family for several years, and can
recommend it as an invaluab!e remedy
for* Coughs. etc.. and have found it sui
perior. to any other remies that I have
tried. For ~sale by Dr. W. E. PELL
u1AM. 50_________S-1y.
"BLACK-DRAUGH T" cures dyspep
sia, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by DE. S. F. FANT.
The Place to Co.
Now is the time to visit the store of
Messrs. Kingsland & Heath, of Colum
bin for it is'full from centre to circum
ference with goods suitable for this sea
son and all other seasons. We know
of no other establishment in which are
kept such a variety in China, Glass,
Urockery and( other wares, besides the
assortent of goods suitable for pre
sents are endless and bewildering in
beauty. If you have not the time to
o down to the city an order may be
sent which will be filled to your satis
f-ition or monev returned. 49-tf.
Kedall's Treatise on the Horse.
This valuable book is for sale at the
HEAD Book Store, price only 25 eents
for single copy, or five copies for $1.00.
This book tells you what to do for your
brse when sick,:Lnd 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 IIERAwL BOOK STORE.
"BL-ACK-DRAUGHT" cures costive
neadSick-eadache.
For sale by D)R. S. F. FANT.
When You Make Your Purchases
Try some of Crampton's Palm Soap,
the best in the market. It can be had,
recollect, of all grocers. Read the fol
lowing:
"This certifies that about for two
years I have used in my famwily the cel
ebrated Palm Soap, made by Cramp
ton Brothers, New York, and consider
i the very best in the market for gen
eral use. I think if bought in quanti,
tis and aliowved to dry for a whbile, it
will last much longer. Altogether ]
think it the cheapest in the market.
!Ev. F. C. KiomA LL, Enosburgh Falls,
arch 30th, 1880."
Nov. 24, 48--6m.
TuMr'SoN, IDentist, opposite Herald ottict
"WINE CO- CARDU"- makes rosy
chees and clear complexions.
For sale by DRi. S. F. FANT.
Thousands Use it, Why Hesitate ?
JOY TO TIIE WOR~LD! WOMAN I:
FuEI:'-Among the many discoveie:
looking to the happines and ameliora
ton of tihe human race, none is enuLties
to higher consideration thanDrJ
8raJithl's F.im:de lteulator, "Wo
LIma's 'Best Friend" Bj it womn r'
iaO to he sax. Before its m:ae ''" e poe
:l irregu:laritie-s of tihe wvomb v:mish
It e.ues -whites, 1 suppre!S1in of thi
--e '-. andI removes uterine ob
rc~ins. it cares constiplation anm
strenghens the systen.f, braces th,'
le*ves anmi parities thle blood. It neve
fails, as thousands of women wiil testi
Prepared by Dr. J. B3radfield, Atlan
ti, Ga.. price $1.50 per bottle. Sol<
by ali Druggists.
IIOMASVILLE, Ga., Jmle 28. 1877
I have been selling Bradlield's Fe
male Regulator for years, and it sil
continues popular-ain evidence of it
being all claimed for it. I can recal
insmtIces5 in whlich it afforded relief a:
ter all thie usual remedies had failt4
S . CASSELS. Druggist.
Club Rates.
The Columbia Register will be club
bed with the lIln:iA. w:as follows: Week
ly Register and 11E:nAL $3.50, 1ri
wcckl Pty!iscr and iiUAL : ) $5, Daily
Registr and Ih:Ia w 8.75.
'Ihe leckly leontman and IiErAI.D at
$3.50. 47-tf.
"WINE Or CARDU: " cures irregular,
painful, or diilicult mealtruation.
For sale by De. S. F. FANT.
McSMiTH ON THE COEi STRETCH!
Badly Disfigured But Stil in the Ring !
Rcad my advcrtis"ment in this issue,
and you vill give these Northern :ui
vertisements the go by. Look at we!
You forget thait Happy Me. is on the
track. and every one tha' knows inc is
butting two to one that ::1e. won't allow
the old Palmetto S!atc or North State to
get left. Here we come--a 15 Stop Or
gan, Sub Bass and Coupler, only $65.
Best in the market. Organs-15 Stops, t
4 sets Reeds, Sub Bass and Octave
Coupler, fine walnut case, stool and F
book, only $65. 9 Stops, 4 sets Reeds,
only $59. 7 Stops, 8 sets Reeds, only
$55. You get a bet.ter Instrument right
here at home and you save freight by
ordering from this House. You pay c
freight only from Charlotte er Green
ville. and if no sale, I pay all freight..
15 days trial and guarantee for 6 years.
Put this in your pipe and smoke it
then send for illustrated price lists.
Address, HAPPY MCSMITI,
Greenville. S. C., and Charlotte. N. C. t
51-3t.
ti
WADLEY, EMANUEL Co., GA., h
Oct. 10, 1879. k
Gentlemen: While attending the Gen
eral Assembly this summer, I tried your
Star Curine on my leg, it being affected I
with an old sore caused by a wound re- ~
ceived during the late war. After hav- r
ing thoroughly tested it I am compelled t
to say that it is a success, for I have had r
experience with different physicians and
remedies, and found nothing to cure me, a
until I used your Star Curine, which has t
cured a remarkable bad case. Wishing
you success, I am yours. respectfully,
JOHN BELL. *
For sale by Dr. W. E. PELHAM. 50-1y t
a
- ~---. - sl
Brer Rabbit.
Rabbits seem to be quite numerous at
Liberty Hall. a little son of Mr. Luther
Riser taking no less than four out of t
his gum on Wednesday morning last.
It must have been a considerable gum,
by gum.
Hard cn the Legisiature.
Two Newberry farmers met on the s
street a few days ago; faripr No. 1 c
said to the other, "Did you hear that t
the Legislature had passed a law that if
a landlord doesn.'t make a written con- s
tract with his laborers the laborers can
come in at the close of thl e: er and get s
two-thirds of the crop?" Farmer No. e
- sai tat he thought there must he a (
mistake; that it would he a very foolish t
law. Farmer No. 1. replied. "Well, it c
may not be so; but the Legislature has e
p)assed a good many d--d-fool laws."
Thirty-four years of constantly in
creasing use have established a repu
tation for Dr. BulP's Congh Srrup sec
ond to no similar prepareion. It re- j
lieves instantly and cures all Coughs,
Colds, etc.
Clubs and Stars.
The Police made the following ar-t
rests Saturday: Joe Sheppard, for r
"hooking" a pair of shoes from Mr.
Ramnage's store.
Elvin Davis for purleining two knit a
jackets from Mr. J. Brown's store.
Young Eichelberger for stealing fif-]
teen djollars from Levi Aiken. Eichel-]
herger asked Aiken to change some
money, andl when Aiken took out his
bills to accommodate him he grabbed
them and ran. Before the police caught
him he had got away with the money
-no doubt given it to an accomplice.
Young will be aipt to go to jomD Charley
IIenderson and W. B. JIones, whom
Judge Kershaw scnt (down for three
years for a similar offence.
Wayside Flowers
Is tile approp)riate title of a neat vol
ume fro'm the pen of Miss Maggie Mc
Ninch, of Williamston, and of which
mention has already been made in
these columns. We are pleased to ne
tice that -Wayside Flowers' is :mn accomi
plished fact and is now before the pub
lie, and that this pleasant little tribute I
to the muses has already received comn
plimentary mention from the press.
This book will be appreciated particul- I
larly by the readers of the HI1Aw D
who have read the contrib)utio~ns of tbe
author under the signature of' -Maggie."
It wvill make a nice New Year's pres- 2
ent, and we are glad to state that we I
h-ave a few copies for sale at our Book
Store and wvill be happy to dispose of
themi for the benefit of the fair author
A Remarkable Case.
Butler Lomax, a colored brakeman
on the C. & G. RI. Ri., was knocked off
the tol) of a car' the morning of the 29th<
of Novemher by' an overhead bridge i
near' Silver Street. His skull was bro
ken and: crushed in upon the brain. At
least a spoonful of his brains oozedl out.
It waeerahdt headquarters the
McIntosh, of Newhberry.and Dr. Thomp
son, of Silver Stre"t, were sent for.
They had senreely a hope of saving
life. ThIEv deni ied. houw(ver, to make
the attemlpt. By' an operati: n known
as trephining they lifte,i the ntull off the
brain. They barely exp1ectedI him to
survive the operation. For ten days
his pulse remained below forty. After
that time he imaproved rapidly; and
ithe 16th instant he was able to go to
. his home att Hodges' Deo. HIesays
- he does not retummber anything that
i appened after be left Columbia the
-uight of the 2Sih of Novembher until af
ter thle operation H e is at negro of
w ore thani ordinary~ intellig2enJce, and
n is min seens r.ot to have su:ffered in
the slightest degtree by the accident.
I Hils age is about thirty-two.
eSmuith's Serofula Syrup and Star Cu
i-rine are purly vegetab'le. Why will
you suffer with Cancer. W bhite Swvelling,
- Catarrb, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liv
ier Diseases, when a few bottl's of these
two great remedies will cure yon?
..From C. D. McCurry. Newvnan Co.,
- orgia.- I take great pleasure m re
com mending to the public D r. Cheney's
Expectorant and Coup rventive. My
I little son had been a reat fferer from
- Spi5asmodic Croup during the night. Dr.
Ceney', about two years ago, prescribed
for him his Croup eventive which has
most miraculously cured him. I find it
Funeral Sermon.
"Blessed are the dead who die in th
Lord." This was the text of the Rei
J. D. Shirey in his sermon Sunday las
it Beth Eden Church, on the recer
mudden and sad death of Mrs. Elizabet
A. Sligh, wife of Geo. A. Sligh, and w
bus allude to it because it was one c
he most beautiful tributes we ever re
nember hearing delivered. The Rev
!rend gentleman felt what he utterel
lnd every word fell upon the ears c
he large congregation with impressiv
'rev, eaelh one realizing that the los
ustained in the death of this nobli
;hristi-n woman is no ordinary loss
rue discourse occupied nearly an hou
mnd was worthy of the solemn occasion
nd there were no eyes but wer
limmed with tears of sorrow and svn
athv. At the conclusion of the servie<
he face of the dead was uncovered an<
he last look taken of ore who was uni
'ersally loved by all; white and blacl
oining in the sad procession. Neve
efore did we witness a scene whicl
ouched the heart as this did.
>ersonal.
Miss Belle Smith, of Spartanburg, i
guest of the Misses Boozer.
Mr. Jno. H. James and family ar<
isiting relatives in the "old tar State"
Hon. Geo. Johnstone has been ap
oiuted by Gov. Hagood a member o
is Staff, with the rank of Lieutenant
olonel.
Mr. Robt. H. Burton, formerly o
bis County, now of Clarke County
rk., is on a short visit to relatives ir
be County. This is his first visit t<
is old bome since his removal to Ar
ansas, thirteen years ago.
We acknowledge a cheering ant
leasant call last Wednesday from tha
ccomplished railroader Mr. W. J. Par
ish, Master of the Helena Shops. Al
ough a thorough railroad man, Mr
'. can pleasantly switch off the tracl
nd talk on other topics in a mos
greeable manner. We hope to se
iore of him.
Thos. James, Darlington, England
tys: The -Only Lung Pad' is beinr
;oroughly tried here. One lady ha
lready received great benefit, who ha.
uffered for years from Bronchitis ane
sthma, and congestion of right lung
(See Adv.
low is the Time to Subscribe to Franl
Leslie's Popular Monthly.
The January Number is crowed witl
ehghtful reading matter, replete witl
aterest, entertainment and instruction
ho opening article, by Nugent Robin
on, entitled 'Shakespeare's London,' i
laborate in its details, and has thirteei
ne illustrations. Among the man:
rticles of especial merit we may in
tance,' 'Peacock Shooting in India;
ome Memorials of Columbus' (witl
eventeen illustrations); 'A Gossil
,bout Curling;' 'Woman's Hair, a
11ery and as Property,' etc,, etc. Il
e dlepartment of ficton we find th
ontinuation of 'The Amber Witch,'
tory of intense interest; 'The Story c
.Pilgrini Bottle,' by Helen W. Pierson
nd several other stories by popula
vriters. There are sketches of grea
srit by W. J. Florence, etc., ant
>oems by Austin Dobson, Pauline
.rilof, etc., etc. The miscellany is un
Lsually. copious embracing a large va
iety of subjects, and presenting an al
ost exhaustless fund of amusemer
nd information. The number con
ains 128 quarto pages of standard lit(
ature, and over 100 fine engavings
t single copy is only 25 cents. and 6
ill secure copies for a year, $1.50 ft
ix months, and S1 for fou:: months
ent post free. Address, Frank Leslie
'ublishing House, 53. 55 & 57 Parl
lace, New York.
farious and all About
Christmas is over,
But the time for making presentsi
Lot,
New Year's day affording an exce]
nt opportunity,
Therefore make the children ani
oung people happy while you may.
Pay Up, Pay Up, Pay Up, Pay U1
We have had some stinging weather
v1th rain,sleet and snow all in one day
Our Legislators reached home Fri
lay looking well and happy.
The promise to come in and settle
ow about it? We cannot live on pr<
mses.
In another column we p'rsent th:
ist of appointments of the Methodie
Jonference.
Trhe trade last week was very gooc
iot only in the line of Christmias good
>ut in all lines.
The wvay they do it in Columbia,
o ask, what will you take? answer, w
ake the same.
A few handsome holiday books lel
vhich will be sold at reduced prices
he HERALD Book Store.
The children of Newberry are r:
liant in their happiness, Santa ClaL
mying proved very generous.
Beautiful snow tried to fall one nigi
ast week but miserably failed; Chris
nas night it was more successful.
The Trinity Lodge of Good Templai
vill have a temperance mass meetin
mud picnic to-murrow (Wednesday).
Willie White, son of Rev. Z. I
White, had his face severely burne
riday night by a powder explosion.
Newv that Christmas is past, and ti
n is over we would like our bacl
ward subscribers to remember tl
printer.
Commence the New Year by gettin
m Diary at the HERALD Book Store-v:
eious sizes and prices ranging from
ents up.
That wonderful turkey of Mr. J.
Dobbins' closed accounts a few dal
:Lgo, having laid 159 eggs in 160 ceo
ecutive days.
The Press and Banner says that a
though there were a great many preacl
ers on the train last Tuesday, no acc
dents occurred. Strange.
Do not commence the year by owin
for your paper. Pay up, gentleme:
and let us start afresh. WVe want all<
the little amounts due us.
Whisperings of Love.-Your baby
life is in danger whenever it is troh
with a cough or cold. Give Dr. Bull
Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents.
A big Christmas turkey was shippe
from New berry to Westminster, Mar
land, last wck.- It was sent to Re
J. R. Cairns, Sheriff of Lonawee Cc.,
e! Mieh., says: I have worn an 'On y
Lung Pad' for Bronchial difficulties,
and have not been troubled with a .
t cough at nights since wearing it. Ord
h [See Adv. Low
- Mid"
e We have no means of ascertaining Goo
how much egg nog was drank on Christ- Go
n-ts d-.y. but suppose the quantity was
considerable. judging by the number of
cheerful countenances met on the
streets.
Our cttention has been culled to a By
sliglht mnistake in the account of the BAC
!B! Ls-Pelhim ditficulty. We stated
that Mr. B. had paid for his chance
in the raffle. He had only put hi name
down for a chance.
- The Council removed its interdict in
regard to shooting roman carules and UA
rockets on Christmas night, on account
- of the dampness, and the consequence LAR
was a lively time among the boys.
r Even the girls took part in the fun. SUG
Our terms are cash in advance, but if
we are persuaded by some oily indivi
dual to send the paper without the
money, we reserve the right of asking
for it occasionally, and it is the height
of folly for the individual to get angry. MOL
The subscriber who is negligent about
paying because the amount is only $2,
- will please remember that he is not the TEA
f only one who is in arrears, and that the
- aggregate is what makes us unhappy. ALL:
Let each individual feel it a duty to PEri
COFI
f pay.
A subscriber writes us a postal "that
t if we were not so distant he would send vm E
u s a fat gobbler." 'Tis said that dis
- tance lends enchantment to the view. COR:
Well we are not enchanted worth a
I cent. We'd rather see that turkey
a than get a tack in our foot. The other
. part of his postal is more consoling. SOAr
S i'Al
- Mr. J. R. Spearman, of Silver Street,
- presented us with a turnip for our PEAl
Christmas dinner which measured 30 1-2 CAN:
t inches in circumference. Beyond meas- C'}M
ENC
ure the biggest measure of the season, Hoi:
and the measure of our bliss would SH
have been immeasurably greater if a TO B
piece of backbone had been added to it. NAI
r ~BA(v
- ARR
RED
3at/iscellaneous. RED
Notice of Final Settlement.
I will make a settlement en the estate of
C Levi II. C. Singley in the Court of I'robiate -
for Ne wberry County, S. C., on Sat"urday,
the Sth day of January, A. D. 1881, and
cimnediately thereafter apply for a final dis
charge as Guardian thereof.
- H. M. SINGLEY, Guardian.
- Dec. 6, 1880. 50-5t.
Notice of Final Settlement. F rc
years
I will make a settlement on the estate of phili!
Addie A. Shepperd, now Dawkins, in th~e its n
SProbate Court ior Newberry County, S. C., in ti
?on Tuesday, the 4th day of January, A. D. who
S 1881, and immediately thiereaiter apply for humD
'1 a finial discharge as Guardian thereof. S. m<
C DRAYTON S. CONWILL, andi
a Dec. 8, 50-5t* Guardian. disea
f of h
,Administrator's Sale. heir
rBy order of the Probate Court, I will pri~
sell,~on Wednesday, the 5th day of Jauu- .bn
ary, 1881, at the residence of Mrs. Elizibeth recor
' L. Spearman, near Silver Street., the follow- iti
- inig personal property belonging to t.he es- to th
State of Hlenry B. Spearmian, deceased, to wher
- wit : One IHorse, Four Mules, Buggy and publi
t Hlarecss, One T-so-Horse Wagon, 200) phil
- Bushels of Corn, Fodder, Cotton Seed, Lb
-Plantation Tools, &c- woul
TERIM-CASH. prieti
3 ~ JOHN A. WERTLS, of th
r dm'r. Fenry B. Spearman, dec'd. THE
, e.20, 1880. 52-2t.
So
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Commercial
NEWBERILY, S. C., Dec. 28, 1L').
nrt........................... S a 9
i Ordinary."....... ............. 9jai1)
Middling...................... 10;a10t
liintg ............."... ......... t10;
lMiddling~ .. ... .... .. all
od deranid at quotition<.
ewberry Pkces Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY t}
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Si.t';ers. 'rim New.. ... 6; a
Sluidery. Sugar Cured..... 8 -
Sid s. C. I,.. New............ a 9;
SA1E'.) .IE.ATS
SI l d:.ll:rs. : ........"....1
Sides, C. It., New........... a 9
Sides. L ng Clear........... 9
Uucanvassed lIams..........
Canva-sed Iiats, (Magnolia' 15
D)
Leaf, in Tierces.............. 12 e
Leal, in Buckets............. 121
Powdered................... 16
Crushed...... ....... 14 m
Granuh:ted Standard..... .. 121a
Extra C..................... 11
Coflfe C....................... 10
Yellow. ................ 1)
New Orleans................... 10
Dernarara.................... -
ASSES
New Orleans Syrup... 75
New Orleans Molasses. 50
Cuba Molasses......... 60 ..
Sugar Iouse Molasses. 37
Gunpowder..................... 1.50
Young IIysou ...........1.50
'1CE...................... 25
'ER ................................... SU
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Roasted or Parched...... 25
Best Rio.... .......
Good Rio................. 20a
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Cider Vinegar......... 50
White Wine Vinegar.. 65
Tennessee................... 90
Bolted.. .... ........... ... 93 a
Unbolted.................... 85 R
na 10 th
C1 ... .... ................... 6a 12 s1
CA'-:DLES ................... 15
R, per bhl................. 6.00U10.0O
tL 11021I\Y.................. 3 &d
)Y . . ...... . . . . . . . 20 'p
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ISH SODA. .............10
iFORD'S BAKING POWDER 25
EOAM Y.AKING POWDER... 35
GREASE...................... 10 .
CCO ............... . . a 1.2a f
S(10) ke:r . ................ 4.-.0 of
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JW TIES, per bunch......... 2 5o th
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rn having been intimate a number of m
with the proprietors of "Switt's Sy- to
ic Specific." I have known much of in
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us community--well known citizens- 01
were victims in early life to Syphilis, tc
lost terrible curse that over affiieled the 01
n family, and who have taken the S. S. sI
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their own belief, as free from taint of ul
se as the first man, fresh from the hands fr
is Maker. Delicacy of course forbids el
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omeling nostrums or secret remedies a
ith hesitation that [ attach my name 5:
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ic Specific" for the purpose indicated. 5<
reatest boon the government could be- P
on hundreds of thousands of its citizens a
d be to purchase this receipt of its pro- t
rs, and make it publie for the benefit ti
e present and coming generations.
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prietors, Atlanta, Ga. d
ld by DR S. F. FANT.
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A New Lot of Nice
-AND
CAR RIAGES,
Just received at
Taylor's Repository,
wM. Foot & S3n's,0 o pposie side.
ed ~ loo'k at t i.em. For salie by
AYLOR & CLINE.
p. 15. :3S 4m.
-NOTICE.
meeting of the Sttee.:ards of Newberry
it willl>e held at the "g'reuit Parson
"oi Moudly, the lothi day of Jianuary
, at 11 o'clock A. M.
A. J. KILGORE,
*c. 22, 52-Qt Chairmian.
INOTICE.
irr'uam to the order of J.co . *ei
E as Proba t duI.e fo N erry
rv .C. I wi;l imair a fLml settle
t of my acounts as Execu'or of the .
will anTti testamenct f. DJavid DeWalt,
'ased, in the Court of Probate~ for Nw
v Counv, at Ne wherry Court House,
6.--h.,.'5 i-day of Janu .ry next,
IN ' Y! NEWL RS.
Ilil" :i.!-r. P' i .ntI;I, . i. " nne .\
ld r, Joh!n R.!!!, t an'1r's
By of der the Cou:rt, I "i''. ii .l tfort
e Coi:rt Hlous(' at Nsh"l," r;y :a: pub
11cry,1on thet fi:.. ..U!ni:Ty In: -1 .,;: N.
.xt, at the risk o i t for: : I . : .: o
1 that h;ows andlti umo
L-.b,._rry, : i i t~m r,'aid l' o aini:
'; " :rth of a1! re, ma" or' le , on' th.
tstern corner of Na :r
re'ts, ani ,ounded by > t. 1; ii
r, J;ts M. t ;r, Mr.S rh E hc ,
is. MIntosh iT. . Po,ol.
T,rms : The purechaser .il r-quired
pa' one-t:irl or th putcha--e msy "o
tsh, and to secure the li'ai::e a , in'
le end two equnai antua insmim nt with
terest fromn the day of 'ae by bod -d
ortgage of the nr'mn.' --ad pay for the
cessary p.upers. Th e pu1re ,as il {lo
r gi:iiret to in:'r' he p'" r-' : a)
:oUnlt e:al .to the credit portion of the
rchase mnoney, at:d sign~; t;. samei to
e Master. SILAS dtOiSfONE,
Master N. C.
M ister's Olii:, 7thi Oct.. 1 t'. 31-::.
SALE
OF TIHE
AURENS RAIL R Ij
) URSUANT TO THE DECREE OF
Foieclosure made in the cae of .ames
Gibbes vs. the Greenvilie and Columbia
tiload Company et al., in the matter of
e Laurens Railroad, by the lion. J. B. Kzr
aw, presiding in the Co:rt of Conmion
cas for Richl and County, April ferm 1S80,
ted Aprii 10, 1880, I will sell at public
ictioii, in the city of Columbia, . :te
RS 1' MONDAY of JANUARY NEX i', at
o'clock Loon.
Ail and singular the RAILROAD con
racted unon and over the line or route
m a point at or near the town of New
rry, in the County of Newberry, in the
ate aforesaid, to the town of Laurens, in
e Couiry of Laurens, in t:e State afore
id; and also all the Lands, Tenements and
eraditaments acquired and appropriated for
e purpo: e of a right of way for said Rail
ad and all the easements and appurie
nces thereto belonging or in anywise in
dent or appert::ining, and all Railways,
ays and Rights of Ways, Depot Grounds
id other LaiiAs, all Tracks, Bridges, Via
ets, Culverts, Fences and other structures;
I Depots, Station Houses, Engine Houses,
ir Houses, Freight Houses, Wood Houses,
arehouses, Machine Shops, Workshops,
sperstructures, Erections and Fixtures held
d acquired for the use of the said Railroad,
gether with all the Locomotives, Tenders,
rs and other Rolling Stock and Equip
ents, and all Machinery, Tools, Impie
ents, Fuel and Materials for the construct
.g, operating, repairing or replacing said
ailroad or any part thereof, or convenient
necessary for use in connection therewith,
gether with all franchises connected with
related to the said Riiilroad, or the con
mtion, maintenance or u-c thereof now~
ld or acquired by the Greenville and Col
n-bia Railroad Company, and all corporate
achises of any nature, including the fran.
uise to be a corporation, which are now pos
ssed and exercised by the said Greenville
d Colutnbia Rtailroad Company, togethe:
ith all and singular the endowmeuts, in
)me and advanta.ges to the above-mentioned
uds, railroa~d or p)roperty belonging, or it
iwise appertaining, the reversion or rover
us, remainder and remainders, tells, in
mes, rents, issues and profits thereof, and
so all the estate, righit, title, interest, pro
~rty, possession, claim and demand what
)ever, as well as in the law as in the equity
resent or prosrecoive, of the said Greeuvil!C
d Columbia Railroad Company, in and :a
ie same, every part and parcel thereof, witi
e appurtenances, upon thle following terms
Twenty thousand dollars in cash :o of
aid imrnediately after the close of the bid
lug, the balance of the purchase money tc
: raid within thirty days after the day o1
le with interest from the saiid day of sale;
d the Master may require of any biddel
ing the progress of said sale to deposi
ie sum of twenty thousandi dollars in cash it
bank in the city of Columbia, to his order
case of refusal to pay the cash or mala
te deposit, the bid shall be disregarded ani
sale be proceeded with as if the same bid
d not been made.
If the purchaser shall, within the period o!
irty days above referred to, pay the whoh
the purchase money, the sale shall be
osed; but in case the purchaser shall fti
d make default in such payment at of
'ithin the time hereinbefore-designlated foi
iaking the same, the Master shall at once
d without delay, proceed to resell the said
operty on the same terms as have heer
riubefore set fo'rh, to the highest hidder
the risk of the former purchaser, who shal
a liable for any loss ur deficincy because o1
eh re-sale, and any and all payment
ich have been made by such purchaser
iail become forfeite,i, uor shall the same it
y contingency or event to arise be recov
e~d hack or reclaimed by such purchaser
.ny bond or bonids of the Greenvile anc
olumbia Railroad Company secured by tm~
iortgage executed to James Conner, Isaa<
an.ife and George D. Bryan, Trustees, by
ii Company on the 29:h day of Apri, 1876
y he made use of in the pay menit of suct
r~tioni or portions~ of the purchase mone;
sin the distrli)tmion of the proced-is~ of *i
de may be appliceble to suen bond or bond:
ropons thereof, anu that to ttos exten
1e samel tmay be used in se:tlement of th<
urchase of said property; but in no even
:all the right nowv given relieve any- pur
haser or purchasers at the clo e of the bid
ug, when the same is accepted, from pay
ig in cash such an amoust as may be re
nired to discharge claims for costa, charge:
ad disburements in this cause and of th<
le now ordered aind decreed to be made.
NAT HANIEL B. BAR-NWELL,
Dec. L, 49-5t. Master.
LAST NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the undesi;tne
t settle di arrears by th-e 1st of D)ecem
er next. N o furth'r credit nor in dulg--net
ll be given. I waa n oiier anid muns
ae it. S-ave cost atid pay up at once.
S. F. FANT.
LtUMS, ALBUMS!
L BUMS, A LBU\i!
.LBUMS, ALBUMS!
WRITING DE5TKS!
WRITING l>ESKiS!
WITING D)ESKS!
PAPETERIE, PAIPET ERIE
PAPEiTERIE, PAPETEIiE
T TIE IIERALD POOK STORE!
T1 TIE IIERALD B00K STORE!
T7 TIlE HERALD BOOKi STORE:
No. 24, 4'-tf.
NOTIOE.
All pmm-sons who are in anye ie indeboe<
te estat oi Mr. Rebece- DeEWlt, de
d are h'reby requi ed to make une
a t p4yenCt of -aid indebtediiinei to uA.
And'( a!Il) ers.ns tholdingt dem:landUs aga; s
'i ette *renoii-d to present tem, at
-te as the law reqch-ne , for paymnt
a dema.is m * belit with our . yor
er.Messra. Pope & Fair, at, Newiherry C
JTOHN Xi. .JUiNSTONE,
A LAN ,J (H1NSTO NE,
r xeutor5 Jt 1a2it n i : cd :e.-t .aniem a
frs. Rebecca3 DeW.hl, dceased.
D ee. 10, ISS). 5 -t
H. L. FARLEY,
X.ttrn n y at L av
Sjer Was the Imm en.ise
WY. DONT YU J.OW
TO TIE
41 4001) 0R
.w er %c1v a
p oi
T3VELTiE1 R Ss GOODS .
1 yELTIES NOTIONS !
A t.v . ' -or pi :t ' he tot WO
:nenS '*h- !o : 1 .00.
We wiil ,p.n-ci:t an opportunity to
-how you our F Goois wi:hout iiportu
nity to purchase.
B. Hl. 0CLINE & Co.
Oct. 27, -tf.
The Gret Wonder
of the Age.
It is a mvs:erv to ;ant
people how I c an sell
goods at such LOW
.P RIES. U sce
. I :y. ygoods n :th re
ft rr-n ce to the speci:. wint
of my custcmers, and with
an experieice of twenty
years in the Dry Goods busi.
(hess, I kuow exact'y what
tO uv. I d.sire to cdl :he
,.tt.ntion of the pubiic gen
erally to the fact that I have
Now on hand the muost
varied and best
elected Stock
of Goods ever exhib
ited in the city of tolunbiat
irateful to the good peoplt
f Newberry County fo:
heir iiberal patronage here
itofore, I trust, by fair deal
ng, to receive acontinuanc
of their favors. I espe
cially invite the
ladies to examine in
,xtensive stc:k of fine Sil
Ribbons, ranging from
lcents :o $.0O per yard
which are uusurp ssed by
nv House in the South.
Come one an.d all, extm
ne my goods and buy their
while the stock is completc
ievery department. R~e
memberthe pace.
C. F. JACK~SON,
120 Main St., Columbia, S. C.
LEADER OF LOW PRICES.
L.C. SWYGE RT respectfully informs his
friends that lie can be found at the ab)ove
establishment.
Setp. 22, :3'-tf.
Wa(tches, Cocks, Jewelry.
At the New Store on Hotel Lot.
I hive no.. on handi a large and elegant
assortmn of
WATCHES, CLOCK(8, JEWELRY,
Silver and Plated Ware,
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS,
SPECTiCLES AND S?ECTACLE CASES,
WEDD!N6 AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS,
IN ENDLESS TARIETY.
All ordiers by m-ill prom.ptly attended to.
Watchmaking and Repairing
Done Cheaply sad with Dispatch.'
Call and examine my stock and prices.
ED3UARD SCHOLTZ.
Election is Over.
Now go and hear the votes counted at
'L ARK'S GA LLERY, where the fiuest, Art
Works tha: have ever been exhibited ini
Newberry, are on exhibition. And while
there sit for your picture, and take to your
nomes some of their superior photographs.
We warn you that delays are dangerous:
soere it is too late.
-Mr. WV. H. Clark feels confident, after an
experience of fifteen years, that he can
oroduce a class of work that will please
and give periect satisfaction.
Copying old pictures and erlarging to
any desired side, also reducing to the
smallest, a spiecialty.
For svyle andi giality of work, refers to
the editor of this paper.
CL ARK BRO'S.
Nov. 10, 46-tf.
MRS. JENNiE BRANNAN
Respectfully iformts the citizens of New
nerry an~d sarcounidino counitry, that she
has op-uned a first class DRESS MAKING
ETABLISHMENT, fronting Mr. Newton
Martin's residenece. in the house known as
the Rev. J. W. Humbert's. T guarantee
irst class work and perfect fits, and as to
prices I am confident they wili give satis
acton. I formrly lived in this town, and
commenced this business with Mrs. Stod
dard. Since thou i have had more than
sx years expert:-:ee, partly in this State
an:d partly ini Gert ria. and have returned
here? in the n.one of ontal:nng a portion of
he public p.:o,age. I also make all
kinds of GEN TLEMEN'S CLOT HING, whcn
e:t by a Taii3:-. B3oys' Glothinug I cut an:t
tit myself: Cy hart Measure-diuring dull
seasns. I also naake all kinds of UNDER
WEAR. Give men a call, one and all, and
I guarantee perfect satisfietion.
MRS. JENNIE BRANNAN.
Dec. 1, 49-3m.
Have Arrived.
That Car Load of large
heavy first class
COOKING STOVES,
whc ae been bought It 25 pe:r cent 'eS
cuba SOLD FOR LESS
'in i~u a i 'triLL, i'u I ~vihi he