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Special and Local. WEDNESDAY, MAR. 30, 1881. Inax TO-XEW ADVERTISEMENTS. T. F. Greneker-Below Cost. Aimar House-Private Boarding. J. H. Edwards-Repair Your Sewing Ma chines. Jno. B. Carwile-The National Bank of Newberry. J. N. Martin & Co.-On Hand and For Sale-Kainit. Elizabeth Young and other, vs. Y. J. Pope, Ex'or.-Relief. Lucy. Hargrove, vs. John W. Hargrove and others-Partition. W. B. Stanley and others-Columbia and Lexington Water Power Company. Wadesboro Pub. Co.-As True as Steel; or. a Daughter's History-Send 25 Cents. Jno. T. Patrick-The Improved English Pea-The Dixie Agricuitural and Mechani catReporter-The John Patrick Stationery Package-The Genuine Southern Collard. POST OFFICE CIANGE OF SCHEDTLE. Up Train arrives................. 1 35 P M Up mall closes at................ 1 00 P M Down Train arrives ........... 4 (8 P M Down mail closes a:............ 3 30 P M Laurens l'raiu arrives. .......... 9 28 A M Laurens mail closes at.. .......3 30 P MI Offce hours from 8 A. M. to 6 00 P. M., R. W. BOONE, P M eowberry, S. C., Aug. 30, 1880. SPECIAL NOTICE.-Business no tices in this local column are inserted at the rte of 15 cents per line each inser iauaries, notices of meetings, corn uions relating to personal inter abutes of respect, &c. are charged regular advertisements at SI pcr quare. Notices of administration, and other zj notices, obituaries, tributes of re spect and notices of meetings, as well as tmnnications of a personal character must be paid for in advance The subsprip=on price of the Herald is $2.00for twelve months, $1.00 for six nonths, 50 cents for three months and 25 cents for one month, in advance. * Kams infture will not be placed on sbcripon books until the cash or equvaets pi. - - All communications relating to -ersonal interests will be inserted at reular advertising rates, one dollar per 0 cash in advance. tf Thipr may be found on file at Geo. P. wen 7& Cs Newspaper Advertising Bu xeax.10wwer ertiong Con . 1iti'ew York. . L S. <Bowees, post *ter. nt or~anthorized agent at met & Shannon-died the 25th i t, at Mr. -Ivy 1M Suber s, is the M .ARR year of his age, of con tlur Hiller died at her home agar sStore on last Tuesday nopit, the22nd inst., in child-birth. * nantLwdoingr well--. b5 ~W.Sakleford, of Colnmbia, bre ofMN W. M. Shackleford, of lacy,died the 22nd instant in Col bia.~.M!r. Shackleford had been on jEtilo brother here, and returned Calabi- only a day or two before rgt the meeting of the p.askeastiuteSaturday. The Genuine Southern Collard Win sake dcollards that .will measure thre'fe acoss top. .Send-lCo.cts. for a ~kr ppers~for 25 ets., to J. T. Pat - k,SeeDtrieAgrcisura1Association, Wadesboro, N. C. Good Work. The road frem Mr. Jno. Lewie's place to Mt. Zion has just been worked under the supervision of Mr. Jno. R. Speam Jr.. and has been changed from one of the worst to one of the best roads in the County. Send 25 Cents For a bottle of cement that will mend 'oar broken glassware antd crockery ware ; farniture, put- patches on shoes. No family should - be without this cemient, a.s it will save at least $25 to them in 12 months. Send to WADESBOao PUBLIS1ING - Co', Wadesboro, N. G. The Aimar House. - With pleasure we call attention to the card of the above named house, sit uated in a pleasant location in the city by the sea. Our friends going to the eity,. who desire a quiet, comfortable boarding place will find it there. Terms are exceedingly moderate. The New Departure -Of Mr. W. T. Wright in carrying a stock of Crockery and Glassware with Storeis and Tinware is a novel feature, and fills up his large store in a hand some manner. The attention of the public is directed to his card, with the advice also to look in on his stock and ask the prices. The John Patrick Stationery Package. Contains 1 pen, pen holder, pen staff, eedles, pins, lead pencil, envelopes, paper, beau~tiful chromo, and a blotuing pad. Sent, postage paid, for 10 cents; $1.00 per dozen. or St0.80 per goss to agents. A d dress Joas'T. PATRIale, Sec. Dixie Agricul tural Association, Wadesboro, N. C. Installation of Elders and Deacons. The following Elders were ordained and installed at Aveleigh (Presbyterian) Church Sunday: I. N. Gary. R. L. Mc Caughrin and L. M. Speers. The fol lowing Deacons were ordained and in stalled: Prof. G. G. Sale, A. C. Jones and Jno. W. Coppock. A Nice Present. The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co., hans presented the Newberry Col lege with a fine organ, which has al ready arrived, and proves to be a very handsome instrument. This generous action reflects credit on the liberal hearted donors. The Improved English Pea. Something that every farmer and gar dener ought to plant, as they yield abuu. dantly ;- is as sweet as thIe garden pea. They'eau be gathered and kept through the winter without any more trouble than the common field pea. They eat as fresh andi whAn green ean ht Edward Carswell, Esq. We are pleased to state that this dis tinguished orator and apostle of Temn perance will be in Newberry on Mon day next and will lecture on that nighi and the next in the Prytaneum. Hi: former visit here is still fresh in the minds of the community a.nd gave unqualified pleasure. Eloquent and abounding in humor and with a power of pathos which makes the eye moist, we pronounce him one of the first ora tors of the time. An hour given to Mr. Carswell will he well spent,and we look to see a crowded house. The price of admission will be 25 cents; children under 12 years, 15 cents. Repair Your Sewing Machines. Mr. J. H. Edwar.s, Sewing Machine Adjuster and Repairer, is in town; be is a Master Machinist, and will adjust any Sewing Machine and make it work as well as new. He has certificates as to the superior character of his work from many of the best citizens of the County. He can be found at the Man sion House in town. 1* The Press Association. The S. C. Press Association will meet this year in Beaufort the 4th of May. The business of the Association will oc cupy two days, and the members will then go on an excursion to Savannah and Florida. The route for the excur sion is from Beaufort to Savannah by I rail; from Savannah to Jacksonville by steamer; and from Jacksonville up the St. John's River by steamer-the re turn will be by the same route. Mr. T. B. Crews, of the Lanrensville Herald, the President of the Association, and Mr. McSweeny, of the Hampton Guar dian. visited Savannah last week, and made arrangements for the excursion. A trip to Florida in May will be ex tremely pleasant, and most of the mem bers will no doubt avail themselves of the opportunity offered. As True as Steel; or, a Daughter's History. A Novel of deep laid p,o. ; has a good nioral. It ought, to be read by all, as the price is within thp.rech of.cvery oi.e of our readers.'-t is a book of o:.e hundred and ninety-two columns; sent postage paid on receipt of fi:teen cents in money or pos tage stamps. WADESBORO PUB. Co., Wadesboro, N. C. I'm So Clad This is what the charmi:.g Mrs. Smith said to the no less charming Mrs. Jones, who just dropped in the other morning. "I'm so glad now that spring is once more on hand. What do you think! I am going down on a visit ~to my dear mother in Columbia to spend a few weeks. Now, don't you envy me." "Yes, indeed, I do, for you will have the opportunity of going through t.he stock of Messrs. Kingsland & Heath, a privilege which I would give a month's pin money to enjoy." In the conversation which followed, the various articles in china and crockery which Mrs. S. would ]ikely purchase were discussed with an animation only known to the ladies. 12-tf Nixmr-S1x, S. C., May 3, 1879. In answer to inquiries as to my ex perience with H.'s HE?ATIc PAN' ACEA, I unhesitatingly say that it sS proven te possess all the virtues and medical properties claimed for it. I have been troubled with a Liver Com plaint and symptoms of Dyspepsia for three years. Have used several bottles of Simmon's Liver Regulater, and other compounds, but nothing I have ever tried will equal your PANACEA. A. J. QUATTL4EBAUM. gr For sale to the trade by W. H. Barrett, Augusta, Ga., and by W. E. Pelham. 12--1m. THoMPSON, Dentist, opposite Herald office Liens for Sale. Blank Liens for supplies and for rent, for sale at this office. Do not fail to call on your druggist for a bottle of that pure, sweet and de licious bloed 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 .ate and get a bottle of Smith's Scrofula Syrup and Star Carine. From B. F. Moore, A.M., President of Moore's Southern Business Universi ty, Atlanta, Ga.-This is to certify that I have used Dr. Cheney's Expectorant in my family for several years, and can recommend it as an invaluable remedy for Coughs. etc., and have found it su perior to any other remedies that I have tried. For ~sale by Dr. WV. E. PEL UAM. 50-1y. Kendall's Treatise on the Horse. This valuable book is for sale at the HER ALD Book Store, price only 25 eents 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 HERALD BOOK STORE. When You Make Your Purchases Try some of Crampton's Palm Soap, the best in the market. It can be had, recollet, of all grocers. Readl the fol lowing: "This certifies that about for two years I have used in my family the cel ebrated Palm Soap, made by Cramp ton Brothers, New York, and consider it the very best in the market for gen eral use. I think if bought in quanti ties and allowed to dry for a wbhie, it will last much longer. Altogether I think it the cheapest in tbe market. REV. F. C. KnMBALL, Enosburgh Falls, March 30th, 1880." Nov. 24, 4S-6m. MILLER'S ALMANACS! JUST RECEIVED AT THE HERALD BOOK STORE. Secure a copy at once. 1-tf The Columbia & Creenville R. R. Bonds. I The C. & G. R. R. Company has is sued first mortgage bonds of the road to t, the amount of 52,000.000. President u McCaughrin went to New York last I week to put these bonds on the market. d They were taken very freely. A Balti- p nore Bank took $300,000 worth in a a bulk at 97. In sa:dler lots the ionds ft sell for par. Nearly the whole amount tl has been taken. i Scared. The prevalence of measles strikes ter ror to the souls of some of our eider t brothers. Two friends from the coun try came to town last week, and on re turning home one of them feeling bad lv concluded he had the measles and promptly went to bed, and the other b feeling satisfied that he would have them also followed suit. A doctor be ing sent for advised them both to get up and wait developments. k< The Dixie Agricultural and Mechanical Re- pi porter k( is nublishcd quarterly, in the iutl-.n of the farmlers and Mechanics of the South. It contains s oriCs, poerry, Lu.orous ad ing, &., end is sert One year free to any one wi v will ser. 10 cents to par postagne. Address Agricultural Association, Wades boro, N. C. to A First Rate Paper. The American Ajriculturist for April fri is a most capital number, abounding in interesting matter on every subject re- N lat.ng to the farm and garden. We cannot too highly recommend this mag- i azine to our readers, as it is one of the best which comes to us. It is published t at the very low price of $1.50 per year, by the Orange Judd Company, 751 Broadway, New York. New Use of the Shovel. w Henry Shell, an old colored man, a contetiiporary of "Old Uncle Ned," ex- C hibited a head on Thursday last which had recently been struck with a shovel propelled by a soiled dove from Amiso- L ka. It appears that she was in the house of the aged individual, and he W objecting to such company ordered her ar to vamoose the ranche-result as above stated. Shell had her arrested, and it is hoped her wings will be clipped. hi A Cotton Buying Family. Oscar F. Waters, Esq., cotton buyer, he of Atlanta, Ga,, arrived in our town yc Friday on the down train from that eity, where he has been handling the staple very extensively for the past six months. He is a son of C. F. Waters, A cotton buyer,.of Columbia, S. C., for which city he left Saturday accomnpa nied by his brother, D. W. Waters, cot- hi ton buyer, of this place. They go to cl visit their parents. hi th Oft in the stilly night the sufferer w with piles wondered where he could g obtain relief until he sought and found bc it in Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment, ar certainly the best remedy for piles. a1 Price 50c. For sale by all Druggists. t e.o.w. in Advertisements are Read, at Although sometimes without being gi understood. We publish regularly the a list of uncalled for letters as furnished eQ weekly by Postmaster Boone, and last dli week had a call from a colored indivi- fo dual for a registered letter. On being ~ told that this was not the Post Oflice, M he said he had been directed to come to ar the Dead Office. This is rather hard c on the HERALD, but we publish jokes b for and against, in proof that ours is a 0 live not a dead institution. The Helena Car Shops. Will be broken up soon and moved to Columbia to be consolidated with the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R.. Shops. The location of the shops at Helena was a mistake; they are too far from headquarters-they should be un- t der the immediate eye of the Superin- at tendent; besides it has been a heavy expense to the roadi to have to bringT material for machinery, building and e repairing so far. The removal from Helena to Columbia will be gradual; but in a few months the Helena Car wV Shops will be no more.s Sniffles on a Fire Engine. Our distinguished friend Snifiles does not allow small things to engross his E' mind. His high excitement in regard to his bovs last week went down like hr the bead on a tumbler of beer. Newv ty he is exercised on a more important m( subject-that of a fire engine. For the in life of him be cannot understand why G a respectable, intelligent, energetic and th prosperous community like this of New- T berry does not immediately, if not soon- h er, raise the funds and procure the 23 means of fighting fire. Why, says he, at only a few nights ago we had another ti4 episode in the destruction by fire of the J little brick and mud rum mill on the cl corner of Main and Nance Streets. Sup- ol pose that it had been a more elevated P1 building (elevating however much in Cs its character and spirits) and a dead II wall did not intervene, why we would fe have had another fire eqnal to the two former. We barely escaped it by the at skin of our teeth, and yet no step)s are mi taken, not a wordl is said. I cannot see into it, it beats me, our people act like first class donkeys. I dlon't look for ty any change, however, ti!! we have a fire which will lay all former fires in w the shade, then a meeting will be cailled p of the houseless at thle B3andusian Spring and a unanimous resolution carried to get an engine. T be old story of locking V the stable door after the horse is 'stolen. WADL.EY, EMANUEL. C'.. G A.. Oct. .t'. -. o Getee:Wieatnig J G erlsembly thil aumter,di te U Stear Assiebl this my leg, ti af' witar an old myr cauedi bei afundre ceived drn hoe latseco wa Aftnier ecived during the late ~vat.. After L he Smallest Doctor's Fee Ever Heard C They tell it on one of our Doctor's it )n. lIe was sent for h a colore lan living -ix miles in the country loetors are nroverbially charitable, ank o more work gratis than any othe' roression. Still, Doctors have to live :td therefore must look out for thei: eS. So w 1en1 the iwssenlger ca!rJ( e Doctor asked him if the sick mar ed any monley--he din't propse tc d six miles for nothing. Oh, 3 es ys the mssenger, he has five doll:r: *r you if you will come. So the Do r went and treated the case. TheA a asked'the party about hi: fee. Reach g under .his piilow he drew forth an (1 rag folded in many intricate folds ry carefully. Gradially unfoldinn found in the centre a piece of yellow etal about the si,_; of live dollars ani >out the value of one cent: it was an d fashioned copper that the aged dar y had mistaken for a five dollar. gol] cc(. Then the Doctor and the dar -y realized the truth and the strength the old adage, "All that glitters is yt gold." arsona!. Mr. C. C. Chase, of Columbia, is in wn. Mr. E. B. Blease returned S:Lturday >m a trip to Savannah. Mrs. C. Mower returned from her orthern trip last week. Y. J. Pope, Esq., was in Charleston st week on professional business. Miss Ella Blake is again at home, af r her long and delightful visit to Col bia. We had the pleasure of meeting Mrs. C. Parker, of Union, last week. She is looking remarkably well. Mr. J. A. Wallace. formerly of York )unty, has rented Mr. Crotweil's Mor n place, three miles from town. We were pleased to meet Mr. F. J. dette, of the Register, in town last sek. He represents a good paper, td we ara glad to know that he met th considerable success while here. Mr. J. B. Wingard, of Lexington, .s returned to Newberry to complete s law course in the office of Geo. 4nstone, Esq., under whose direction has been studying for the past two ars. Mr. Wingard will apply for at ssion at the April Term of the Su ewe Court. Sharper Caught Tuesday a negro came to Mr. Thios. Abrams in town and p)rop)osed to re. He then asked Mr. Abrams to ange $.10 for him; Mr. A. told na he didn't have the change. He en asked Mr. A. to wvalk down street it him and he'd show him a trick. hen near Mr. Taylor's carriage shop drew out a pack of peculiar cards, d showed him which one to bet on to ways win. He then induced Mr. A. walk further with himi. While stand g near the bridge on Helena Street ,d explaining the cards a se aond ne o stepped up as if lhe were -'ran)ger, Ld offered to bet Mr. A. .$20 that he uldn't draw the right card. Mr. A. dn't take the bet. Mr. Geo. A. Lang cd came along about this time and r. A. told him whbat had occurred. r. L:ngford statrted for the negroes to rest them; they both ran, but he suc eded in capturing tihe one that had en so kindly explaining tile cards. 1 his person he found a counterfeit 0 note, a pack of peculiar cards and razor. Hie gave his name as Billy nes, and says he is from Virginia. It seems that these two negroes are aying exactly the same game that .B. Jones and Chas. Henderson play on old man Dick DeWalt last fall, d for which Judge Kershaw sent em to the penitentiary for three years the November Court. Billy Jones s bound over for the Sessions Court ursday on a charge of carrying con aled weapons. J. D. Vinton, Ft. Leavenworth, Kas., s for years a sufferer from D)yspcp , Spermaatorrha-:a. &c. Was cured 60 days by Dr. Dye's Battery and d. See advertisement. celsior Literary Celebration. The twenty-second Anniversary Cele ation of the Excelsior Literary Socie was beld Friday night in the Pryta. um. The hall was filled to overflow g with an appreciative audience. Mr. .stavus E. Werber, the President of e Society, presided over the mecetig. a exercises wer*e opened with prayer SRev. A. J. Stokes; after which the *esident made a short introductory dress, aznd then introduced the par. ipants in their crder. Mr. Edward Houseal read an essay on The Falla es of Youth. Mr. Hlouseal thinks one the fallacies is that the youth of the esent day are much wiser, in their own tiation, than their fathers. "Is a epublican preferable te a Monarchical m of Government?" was debated by r. Jno. R. Leavell, Jr., in the affirm ie, and Mr. Woi. J. Cherry in the ~gative. Mr. Leavell insisted that re zblis are more sonducive to the liber and the happiness of the subjects. r. Cherry contended that monarchies r mere durable. Mr. WV. Gustave ouseal deliveredi an oration on "The bject of Life". While the speeches ereC all good this was specially so; it athoroughly solid and sensible. At the close of Mr. Hiouseal's Speeeb fine looking stranger in the rear part the h:dl arose andlt adldressedth resident in a very earnest tone. He essed the~ gratliicationl afforded himr Sexercises, and continuing lie de -htWtilb O5dlC - :: wha'tlwoul becodee anypipti h rmon inany tap n sthe Var ous and all About. Clear cailm, cold. Fe,,arfil, failnre fruit. A heavy frost Monday morning". o0 t:dk abo:ut a mun~iipaI i et Z i. un dry -o. r. W.V. Wright has 'he most Unliqu1e sign in town. The Stuokoy Town chickens continue to div cf the cihlera. A pretty face is the sweetest thing shown in Spring bonnets. T he roads general!v are in gocod ecn -dition from recent workiu. 'lhere are abo'?t twenty-five miles of streets in the town of Newberry. The platform of the old depot was torn down and removed last week. A colored man died near Saluda Old Town a few days ago of pneumoria. Mr. E. II. Christian, who has been quiwe ill recently, is almost well again. There were seven freight trains at the -Newberry dcpot at one tme Mon day. C. G. Jaeger , Esq., has moved his I oflice over Mr. Crotwell's store on Pratt Street. ihere is a great deal of nieasies scat ( tered around promiscuously through the country. See the advertisements of Books at reduced prices. Many other articles equally as low. Subscriptions are in advance always, please remember this, and no dun will ever pain you. A goodly number of subscribers no ticed the slip last week and have paid up like clever fellows, But there are several yet who failed to see it, althongh the notice could be seen without magnifying glasses. Prof. S. S. Rahn delivered an address Sunday afternoon to the children of the Baptist Sunday School. A monster loe otive has recently been built at Altoona, Pennsylvania, that runs a mile in 581seconds. This is the hardest season of the year on the housewife. What to get for din ner is a problem difficult to solve. The Juveniles left Sunday night by special train for Greenville where they played Monday and Tuesday nights. Oh, nose! I am as proud of thee As any mnoun;tin of its snows; I gaze on thee, and feel that joy A Roman knows! An exchange describes a ballet-dan cer's dress. The description, although shQr't, is about three inches longer than the dress. There have been several prosecutions in this County under the now act mnak ing it a misdlemfeanor to hire the labor er of another. "Much charity which begins at home is too feeble to get out of doors, and much that begins out-doors neveur gets into the heme circle." Old but good: Lives there a man with soul se dlead who never to him self hath said: Hecre are five dollars which I think I will invest in printers' ink. If there are any chickens in the coun try we beg our friends to bring the~m in, ne matter what their ages may be, and when you come don't fail to give the H E:ALD Oflice a showing. Mr. Jas. 0. Meredith again rescues the editor fromi starvation. The finest Ruta B3agas grown in the County. lHe has the luck of raising bountiful crops of everything he cultivates. There is uproar about the Opera House in the ring of the trowel and squash of mortar invigorating to the ear. With Wells and a Pool, there is no fear of things getting dry. See the advertisements of Messrs. J. N. Martin & Co.; farmers and consum ers are all interested in what is offercd. This house keeps everything in its va rious lines which are needed. We will print bill heads, letter heads and all otber kinds of commercial printing at prices as low as at any offie in or out of the State. Bring your bills and we will duplicate them. 13-3t The report of Mr. J. M. Seigler's death is incorrect. Mr. B. Hi. Cline got a letter frenm him a few days ago. lie is an engineer on a Florida railroad, at a good salary. May he enjoy many years yet in the land of the living. Geergia has 777,804 females and 701, 184 males:-an excess of 1G,G80 females. Respectfully referred to Holmes, .of the Barnwell People, Wilson and Ward law, of the Abbevillc Press & Banncr and McSweeny, of the IHampton Gutardian. If Sidney Smith. whose genial nature was a~ well-spring of pleasure to his friends, had suffered with an inactive liver he would have used Portaiie, or Tabler's Vegetable Liver Powder. Price 50e. F'or sale by all Druggists. e.o.w. Mr. J. Hi. Kii.chens was in town Fri dav. His face looks badly from the ac dntal wvound be received some weeks ago. Nearly the whole load of shot went into his cheek. lie will not lose an eye, als at first thought, but loses the greater part of one finger. The County Executive Committee met a few (lays ago and appropriatedI $20') to defray the expenses of citizens of this County who have b)een arrested and bound over to the U. S. Court for trial on a charge of violating the election laws. Only two p)ersonls haive been bondu over fromi this County. IThe Town Clerk sent out a large number of iliet (dox latst week to dif .rua r..; II, tomen nimf lg them to besi enltertninm1nt of Iw '.on: is tim fnve' llrdiet of lthe la"rge e int.ligren:. audience that i ' ii:ila. The ty)n1thful :ltc;irs are not 11y p' fet at home on th-: sta-c. but mt of thecm -seemf to havxe been horn for t. :r mSi1 to !):,Co 1 a"!t"Ir.ne . and : th )rog P 'in".": . .1 !r rt no .:::' t . or r: m11:t lonnai.' t >rC cO1p'1u-! ::IY ,)Ft faS:iiiiuS :cou.ld :ind. nothing1 to criti.(: e in hcr c:tiLcn . :'te s : ;,.;e of an actress-a genius-and with proper care of her health and her voice she is destined in a few years to make a nuse in the theatrical world. A pretty httle biac eyed Jewess played Ra1h Rackstraw, and her plan ig was :t fit accomp aniient to that cf JostphIne. Dick Ieadee was (nd in his zinging and cialogue, b,t his acting was rather overdone: his odditt.s were more: nair.ful than :musing at ti:ie=:. The Corporal was a source of infimite mc:-rimfent with his droll se!f-it:ortanc and his odd a:pearance. Sir Joscp!, by Miss Erough, was g.>Od. Th1ere was not a poor, or even an ordinary player. in the whole num:ber: s3veral of them were remarkably good. The Juveniles can :iways count on hearty reception at Newherry. Arrest of the Su*Posed Perpetraor of an Outrage. A negro was arrested in thi CTunty ves terday (Montday) who is sirppuscd to be the retch that commiited 'in out.rage on a oung white girl, n:.med Jane Cunningham, (rin Urangeiurg Co.. y: 8h inan. He has been 1or srrl dav in the neinh borOod of Mr. Sim Birown ; w1 ben Cd he wts :1.king his way :owards Maybia ton. A reporter of the RF11I.) ni.itcd hie1 in l, and h;d a tal: w h hwm. 1t :.a s his name is George Boner, that he is from iharleston ; . h: for:mer!v iorketi f:r r. L. J. .Jones in New1berry ; that he af tIer .s:di rt:nd 4 o ChreSton, and a :':- a:o i camie b:k to N!:b:r ry, W;Aling a;i 1h l. ilg :-ked if he can e thre-i Ir..- ::, u:My, he said n did no- know a., t ".' in )ra :e burg ;but. being anerw~ar'ds asked who ne work"d for in Or ngchr.-g he :dD. Jo.nes, that Dr. .Jaes :ires 1near. - theCws, !five iles fro:ni the Court house, ha.ving. p.reviously said, hovever. tht he did not know Dr. Jones, h a iia-i ieard o! him. Beine asked how far Mr. tu:i a da.v's drive ; bein.; a:-kci U.e iame of 2.ir. mebr lTne repor:er an him3 i! i was Jane,.ani he au~w ered ye.ierep1orter then a.e h im if he' ha,i heard' ''f a neg,zro tng to e ii Jaue Cunini2'am. ''I: he hia'. Whiai*didlbe try toa ki her for: ? was theC next qulesou. H is ove w that the negro :ua;d* an i:nprt:- r-aa to her, :u;! sh r an fro: h.im ;ma:1 at:.cr heri ailnd c:in her ;n :' i v ojVer ner :nout: nto pre-:e:,: .r s.creamning,.'and so e1 n.r in tie n-:.zu via a pace o: i:.i woori; ht three menr c:-.rue alorng "tiving ti,:- same of m ex t:amn am.d 3he negro ra off. Bir,g ase wvh.: he nied doue with his bUc: h'.. G -a:1 .: .'- a v. L'te on') and his sh.ees (h. i ba''u) he said he had wo a:n : out and thruown themi away sine he left orneae There seems to be i:.de doubjt that. 11:15 is the necgro wante. HeL is not a muaao, nor is he exact,iy black ; :5 is atir uder the: ini-'nI .siz., nd is aW.)n~ 2! years o'd. ie :is tng?' "f vy ltde I inte1gece lmos5t an idiOt from Lis ap)g:a:iee and uaVerS::on. The Sherlif of O:aageburg wns telegraph L to int nii t.' sead some one up $o dentif:y hlim, and it' wil v'cy p,ro'ay beC 4nown to)-any unlctn.;r :u is th u an . This is the se ne ;C'z th:ai was arres:.ed i Laiurens County' abo t.ix monthS age e.n the chargi.e of knochnig a !:td in a.d in the head u iun a roc.a on Mr. Fec Donimes planta: ion. W~vhen arrested he ackxow lege tat he did it., bout it was alter wardis aseertained, beyond all doQx, um.at when tne thi.g hzappened hne was not :n this Gount.. Mnj. Jones sa'.s he is very pecutiar, at ties~ he arpears as snec as r.ny ody, and aaiL. he seetms to lose his mindi a!:OSl ena reuiy. Ecetic Magazine. The E'clicW for April is a 'G{eorge Eliot number,' contaiing the most in portant of the articles that were Called forth: in England by the death of the famou.s novelist. Among these are: 'George Eliot; A Personal Ske-teb, from Blackwood's .Jygai;w making somxe interTesting~ diseloures regarding her early relations with the Ulackwood hose; George Eliot: A Critical St.n'l;, by Leslie Stephen; and -George Eliot: ter Moral Inhluiec,' by O:ie who Kne-w Her. No one ititerested inth career and character of Geerge :c. ot should fail to read these articles. The remainling contents of the number' are of the usua! v::riety and interest, e0piigan 1itLreig P:? .;on -Thnomas Carly> ;' -A D a ih Liszt in 180,' ny Rev:. H. R. Haw~els; 'A Pria Apologue,' hys A 4in' Df on; -Sm acts about Fish by~' W. S. pe re's Female Ciha:.cter. LA. 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':sy .ames Anthony gron:.e; -:s mas .a inweion ' hv Helv - .h e ' m itter, whether af.Ord to steal in upon . ention by the use of some iding in upon some , d uiScusSiou. omae advertis a uSt a fatai sia trying to -e:h,a of Dr. uti' Baby Svr::p, etc., in this class of ad with disgust and rebuke. dvertiser, when ni enters *.--rewe of the reader krvt with himl htis own 1 (l Cs a' crta:in tavr: im. - f or of t'u.: ityV :srh - , u, ion tro:.i the ptlipit S-. oiugh Syrup as illustrating 'O ,i'r meiciIes even become to us -hen k e aeie the ails and ilS of .:!v ^te iuth and merit when :cin Iha. hands w:' such - -Indin:polis Journal. nmt s.rSerofula Syrup and Star Cu i; w :purely vegetable. Why will c.: .u-ner with Cancer. White Swelling, C:rri. Rheumatisn, Kidney and Liv r i)e:ises. whin a few bottles of these two great remedies will cure you? From C. D. McCurry. Newnan Co., Georgi:.--T ta ke great pleasure in re conmending to the public Dr. Cheney's Exprte'r.nt ad Croup Preventive. My ltitle son had been a great sufferer from Spasmdic Croup during the night. Dr. CLWncy, about two years ago, prescribed fr him his Croup Preventive, which has most mira<ulously cured him. I find it oqltall .eneficial in all cases of Coughs. j c"nsit it a blessing in my family. E;cry one should keepit in their houses. Try Sri.h's Scrofula Syrup for your lotd. It removes all skin eruptions :'d will give you a beautiful and clear commiion. For sale by Dr. W. E. PE :m.u rL 50-1y. I ~ SO-ly Frank Leslie'siPopular;Monthly. 'lhe April number abounds in highly attractiv(- features, prominent among thetn ieing the first instalment of a new seriai novtl by the popular writer Frank Lee Bene'dict, it is entitled 'A Late Re mr.e,' and promises to be of intense intee.-t. There is an article on 'Thomas Cy.' by A. H1. Guernsey, with 11 ilin.tr:ttions ; 'A Journey Through the Disi:il Swamp,' by Alfred Trumble, 4 ilistrat ions; 'The Charitable side of New Yr.-What it Does for the Yomg,' 11 illustrations; 'Cricket as Playet in England,' by N. Robinson, 8 illustrations; -Glimpses of the Rhine,' ,y Lady Blanche Murphy, 13 illustra >n: ; etc., etc., The department of fiWtin conAtains, besides Mr. Benedict's novel. sevreral brilliant stories and sketches by popular writers. Among Ithe poemts are 'In the Bastile, 1750,' by Thta W. Pierce; 'After Many Years,' by II. Wellington Vrooman ; 'The Fai rv Revel,''An April song,' 'The Rose,' etc.. etc.. most of them tastefully illus traited. Professor Duncan has a most int(erting article on 'Earthquakes,' with 12 :llustrations, and Janet E. Ruotz-Rees one on 'George Eliot,' with 8 ilnstrations. The miscellaneous ar ticles affird both entertainment and in stru~ctioni. There are 128 quarto pages in the n amber and over 100 illustrations, together with a handsome colored front !spec, -The Maniac Mether,' from a pinti y Merie. A single copy is znh c5 ents :annual subscription. SS, ',on md. Address Frank Leslie's Pub lishingi Hiouse, 53, 55 and 57 Park PlaceL, New York. fcommercial. NEwBERRY. S. C., Mar. 29, 1881. LoW MiddiDg.................e.-- 9 GoodUMiddlin........--..--.--.-.. a a1 GoodI demand at gowtations. Neber Pnee's Current. C' URECTED wEEK~LY ByJ . MARTEN & CO. *h'uirers. Prime Net ... Si a 7 Soulders, Sugar Cur. d.... 8 S 's. C. R., New............a 10 DRY X LT ED 'ATS- , Sids.C. .,New......... . 9j a9 Sides, Long Clear............9 a 9) Ucanvassed Hams......... Cauvassed Hams, (Magnolia) 16 L~ea?, in Tierces........... 12 Leaf, in Buckets.......-.-.121 ow.Ired................ 16 Cru...h.d................-14 * r..aulated Staidard..... .. 121a .xtraSC...............--1 C rlea................ Y'ellow...............-. New Orleans Syrup... 75 New Orleans M'oiasses. 50 Cuba Molasses......6 Sugar House Molasses. 37 (C.e~ icwdr................. 1.50 Yor!nvu Hyson............ -150 Rloasted or Parched... 25 Be.st Rio..........--......2.5a Good Rio......... -......20a VINEGA --Cider vinegar......... 50 White Wine Vinegar 65 Te~i.. nnessee. .....--.--.--.-..-..- .9- 0 puoted..................985 RC ....................... 6a 1 * .rAR' CGDLES-----.---------.. F0a>Ui.pr bbl.........-......-.0a0.03 PEARLtMNY.............-. . , ;Y..... ........................ 20 00O'CENTRATED LYE...........1 *E'N; L l SODA.. .............. -1 ri(:FOR D'YS BAKING POWDER 2 -. . A xi l; 3A KINU G POWDER.... 35 T. ; l ........... .............. 10a .2 NAi, " S&ke...................--~ A R)X W b S. per bunch.......... 2 50 ;2D~ CLO VER SEED-p~er lb...20 Pi' OA ~TS--per tu..............501 UL\JY A BLANK BOOK N WzU(Cii TO KEEP ra and All Other Accounts!~ * .a .NDB st-nz TO G.T Ir TjM: MERALD BOOK STORE. FROM 25 Cents and Upward. B iiggest Stock In Newberry! i.D THE CHEAPEST. T'~.F.GRENEKEIR. : i a i.s the p.ae-jus~ above Mar 2, q-tr --OF 8.11. CLIX & CO0. To ex:e in the LARGE STOcK of Stapie and tariy Goods JUST RECEIVED. "MOVELTIE DRESS GOODS! IN I OVELTIE NOTIONS ! A few more p.ai:s left of the job lot wo ineus' Shoes for -1 .00. We will appreciate an opportunity to ihow you our Fall Goods without importu ity to purchase. B. H. CLINE & CO. Oct. 27, 41-tf. Again to the Front! WITH A SUPERB STOCK OF NE1J GOODS9 FOR SPRING. PRINTS, DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDE RIES, LACES, PARASOLS, BUTTONS, RIBBONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, AND TRUNKS! MAKING AN ASSORTMENT 10 SIT ALL NESSITIS AND TASTS. Prices Down to the Bottom! Bottom! Bottom! C. F. JACKSON, Leader of Low Prices in Columbia. a.ar. 23, 12-tf Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. TillES AND JEWELM At the New Store on Hotel Lot. I have now on hand a large and elegant ssortment of ATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Silver and Plated Ware, VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, SPECTACLES AND SPECTACLE CASES, WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. IN E2NDLESS VARIETY. All orders by mail promptly attended to. Watchmaking and Repairing Done Cheaply and with Dispatch. Call and examine my stock and prices. EDUARD SCHOLTZ. Nov. 21, 47-tf. altIaster's Sales. 0 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN COMMON PLEAS. Elizbeth Moon vs. E. P. Chalmers, Adm'r. and others. By order of the Court I will sell, at pub. i outcry, before the Court House at New erry, on the first Monday in April, 1881, lot of land in the town of Newberry, known as the Gravel Town Piace of Rich ;trd Moon, deceased, containing thirty-two undredths c. an acre, more or less, and rounded by lots of Win. Turner and W. H. C2oleman, and by Boston street and Cannon street. TERXs-The purchaser will be required o pay one-half of the purchase money mn cash, and to secure.the balance, payable at six mnont.hs witdh interest from the day of sale, by a bond and mortgage o? the prem ses sold, and to pay for necessary papers. SILAS JOHNSTONE, Master N. C. Master's Office, 8th March, 1881. 11-3 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN COMMON PLEAS Jheph Calwell, Adn'r., vs. James. M. Baxter. Foreclosure. By order of the Court, I will sell, at pub :i outcry, on the First Monday in April, at Newberry Court-House, a most valuable lot and buiilding thereon, the property of the Estate of James M. Baxter, deceased. The building was recently occupied by rke said deceased as a law office ; is very eum mdious and well built, being two stories in height and containing four large sized rooms, and is suitable for offices or for a private residence. The lot fronts on the Court House Square about twenty-four feet and a half in width, running back one hun ired and four ieet, and is bounded by Boyce street and by lots of Mrs. E. D. Chick, W. H. Ransom and Dav-id R. Phifer. TERMs-The purchaser will be required to pay one-half the purchase money in cash, and to secure the balance payable at twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, by a bond and a mortgage of the premises, and pay for necessary papers. SIL AS J0OUNSTONE, Master N. C. Master's Office, 2d March, 1881. 10 3t. PROSPECTUS. To be published by subscripdion, a vol une of short POEMS AND SKETCHES, "MAGGIE," The well known and Popular Correspon dent of "THE NEwBERRY HERALD." The Volume will comprise from 100 to 150 pages, and not to exceed in price 91.0 Subscribers' names will be received by THOMAS F. GRENEKER, Editor "New berry Herald," Newberry, S. C., or WHIT TET & SHEPPERSON, Publishers, Rich mond, Va. Sep. 22, 39-tf. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN COMMON PLEAS. Emina C. Mfett vs. T. A. Ha ifae,o er al.