The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, July 27, 1881, Image 3
Special and Local.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1881
D= TO qEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
. B. Batler & Co.-Dissolutiou.
Thos. H. Davis-Barbecue at Jalapa.
Geo. S. Mower-Educational Meeting.
S. P. Boozer-The Brown Cotton Gin.
Dr. S. F. Fant-Wholesale and Reta]
D .Jones-Ho! for the Excursion to th
Land of the Skies.
POST OFICE
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Up Train arrives.................12 55 P h
Up maicloses at................12 25 PB
Down Train arrives ........... 3 54 P A
DownmsiIcloes at.............. 3 25P
Laurens Train arrives. ..........11 30 A h
Laurens Train leaves... ........ 3 55 P b
Laurens mail cloees at........3 25 P I
Ofice hours from 8 A. M. to 6 00 P. M.
IL W. BOONE, P I
Yewberry. S. C., May 16, 181.
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Death..
An infant child of Dr. D. A. Cannor
died at Glenn Springs Saturday.
For the Brown Cotton Gin,
Best in the market, quality fully guar
anteed. apply to S. P. BoozER,
30-4t Agent for Newberry.
lee Cream Festival.
Newberry Juvenile Temple, No. 2
vill have an Ice Cream Feslival at theii
Rooms under Masonic Hall. this (Tues
day) evening, at 8 o'clock. EveryboJ3
invited, and a pleasant entertainten
promised.
A Happy Family.
Mr. R. C. Maybin has two hawki,
large night owl and a chicken in *hc
same cage. Tha chicken was put in a
food for the others, but instead of kill
ing it they made .friends with it, ani
now all are as happy as can be.
SReligious.
Rev. E. F. Hyde, agent of the Amer
icatn Bible Society, will preach at Smyr
na Church on tbe 5th Sabbath in July
~,and at Giider's Creek Church on th<
S2nd Sabbath of August.
*There will be preaching at Iebanor
(Methodist) Church, Newberry Circuit
on next Saturday and Sunday.
Court at Glenn's.
There is a reference'at Glenn Spring
in the Irby estate before Special Refeired
Silas Johnstone, Esq., to-day (Tuesday)
The following Attorneys are engage<
in the case: Messrs. Caldwell, Pope an<
Schumpert, of Newberry, Messrs. Bal
& Watts, Simpson & Holmes and J. WV
eruo, of Laurens, ex-Chancelio
.D. Johnson, of Marion, Messrs
dley & Newton and C. P. Town
d, of Marlboro', and Messrs.- al
Is & Westmoreland, of Greenv'ille
I once More.
ten years my wife was confine
rwith such a complication c
aimen bat no doctor could tell wha
was the ~atter or cure her, and I use<
upa sma~ fortune in humbug stuf
Six months ~O I saw a U. S. fiag wit
Hop Bitters Mon 'it, and I thought
-would be a fool once more. I tried i
but my folly proved to be wisdon
Two bottles cured her, she is now a
well and strong as any man's wife, an
it cost me only two dollars. Such fll
pays.'-H. W., Detroit, Mich.
(Free Press.
Still Another Comnet.
Prof. Swift, Director of the Warne
Observatory, Rochester, N. Y., has ju
verifed the discovery of another come
*in the Constellation of Auriga, mad
July 14th, by Prof. J. M. Schaeberl
of Ann Arbor. Mich. This new corn
is apparently coming directly towar
the earth, and, for a telescopic come
is very bright; indeed, it can readily t
seen with a good opera glass. It
quite remarkable that it should be
just the spot where the present latrl
comet was first seen by the naked e:
in this latitude, and it shows that tI
two bodies must have crossed eat.
Sother's paths. This makes the fourl
comet discovered within ten weeks,
circunistance heretofore unknown:
history. Prof. Schaeberle has duly fil
his applhcation for the Warner prize
$200, and as yet he is the onlyvlaimal
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ave used Dr. Cheney's Expectora
in my family for several years, and
recommend it as an invaluable reme
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There is a tide in the affairs of men,
taken at the flood, leads on to fortune.
But I tied my ankles so tightly with my
drawer strings as to lead me to send to
Pelham's Drug Store for a bottle of
Coussens' Lightning Liniment. I am
well. Cost only 50c. White's Cream
White Ver mifage is the best worm kill
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Oct. 10, 1879. 1
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The Newberry County Sunday School Ho! F<
Convention. Skie,
This body met in the Baptist Church Do
in town Thursday, 21st instant. The moun
rollowing officers were elected: Presi- will b
:lent. Rev. A. J. Stokes; Vice-Presi- privat
lents, Jno. R. Leavell, Sr., Jacob Ep- for u
ing; Secretary, Geo. S. Mower; Treas- and c
irer, D. B. Wheeler; Executive Con- forLab
nittee, Rev. L. Broaddus, G. S. Mower, chasez
1). !'. Wheeler, J. F. Kilgre, Jaco) (A of
Encouraging reports were received Prof.
'rum the diierent Sabbath Sebocls in Mr.
he County. positic
In the afternoon the question, How place.
hail we hold the larger boys and young New b
n1n in the Sabbath School-? was open- a pos
A by Rev. L. Broaddub, and participa- Selhool
ed in by Revs. Campbell, Boyd, Bowles, line a
3oozer and Elkin, and Messrs. Sale, bad fo
1eavell and Kiigorc. but go
On motion, the President appointed to ser
he following committee to submit pa
>ers or resolutions expressing the views Variou
f the Convention upon the questions Jon
et forth in the programme: Revs. L. .
3ro,%ddus and J. B. Campbell and Mr.
L. M. Wyse. No
The next subject discussed was: Pa- badly.
ents' work in the Sabbath School. It Maj
vas discussed by Maj. Jacub Epting, for sei
levs. Bowles, Broaddus, Campbell and Mis
;tokes and Messrs. J. R. Leavell and Friday
)ale. The gist of the discussion was Mr.
hat parents should see to it that their to Mr.
bildren prepare their lessons and that The
bey go regularly to the Sunday School, day at
Lnd that the parents should, whenever
>racticable, go with their hildren either The
Ls teachers or pupils. Maj. Epting in- I is
isted verv earnestly that if parent deep.
vould go into the church and take part Mr.
n the school, instead of standing around rens R
>itside talking politics, crops and news, er gen
LS is too often the ease, it would be bet- Mr.
er for them and their children too. ished
tev. Mr. Stokes laid much emphasis ou Brann
lie fact that Sunday Schools were not Mr.
tended to take the place of parental ter pi
nstruction in religious matters. The from I
'anday School, he said, is to aid the The
>arent, not relieve him of this duty. '101
SECOND D -Y. school
The first subject for Friday morning hatled
vas: Unsuccessful teaching-its causes The:
nd effects. Rev. A. J. Stokes attriba- Fair's
ed unsuccessful teaching to a want of Spring
arneses in the work. 5He said that well,s
f a teacher is th:,roughly in earnest, next S
vhether he were iearned or unlearned, The
ie would succeed; but that, on the con- Count
rary, if he performed his duty perfune- in Gr
orily, no matter how intelligent or how rors, 2
earned he might be, he would not sue
:eed. Messrs. Pratt and Sale followed L. Sne
n the same line of thought. Rev. Mr.
N - The
ampbell attributed unsuccessful teacb- Th
ng to (1) want of thorough preparation . M
>f the lessons to be heard and taught, Hair
2) want of punctuality, and (3) want
Grano
f interest in the work: he gave as the
esults, (1) empty benches in the Sun-ntk
lay School, (2) empty heads and hearts, The
3) and a failure to bring into the church Spring
Ld into the Kingdom many children Fridas
ho could be brought by proper teach- pastor
ng. assiste
Prof. G. G. Sale made an address on lile,
he subject. "Punctuality in the Sabbath boro.
khool-its importance and the best The
neans of securing it.'' deed
In the afternoon the subject, "The loge,
rue motive of Sabbath School wvork,'" mer n
vas discussed by Rev. T. C. Ligon. ing vi
Ehe object, be said, was to improve Mace<
he pupil morally and spiritually. and the 30
.0 aid the Church: the true motive was Fr
o seek the glory of God. worki
"The best way to conduct the exer- has be
ises of the Sabbath School," was open- wood
3d by Rev. E. P. McClintock. By re- hard'a
luest Rev. A. J. Stokes made some re- in the
aarks in regard to music in Sunday hang
Schools, and~was followed Revs. Broad- ness t
os and Campbell, and Messrs. Leavell, "Br
Sale, Mower, Wheeler and E. P. Cro- Sodth
mer. AL I
Resolutions of thanks to -Baptist sectio:
Church for the use of their building, indeei
and to citizens of Newberry for bospi- of -an
tahty, were adopted. A. M.
It was resolved that t.he printing of where
the minutes of the Convention be re- day.
ferred to Executive Committee, with A
instructions to transmit same to the dif- nard'!
ferent Sabbath Schools. Brow:
Thompson Street (A. R. Presbyte- very
ran) Church, of Newberry, was fixed denti
as the next place of meeting, and the the pi
time Thursday and Friday before the tion
first Sunday in July, 1882. maL
The following were elected delegatesBar
to the State Sunday School Convention, Mr
which meets in Camden in May next: store
Rev. Luther Broaddus, G. S. Mower, and I
D. B. Wheeler, T. F. Greneker ; alter- ries k
nates, R. Y. Leavell, Jacob Epting, J. be 30
F. Kilgore, T. V. Wicker. lot-i
It was moved and adopted that Corn- be of
mittee on Utterances be allowed a short year~
time to prepare their report; that it ing i
then be submitted to the Executive peal
Committee for approval, and turned Th
over to the Secretary to be incorporated Jam
in the minutes. enJo3
elega
The'lllustrated Scientific News.bru
The July issue of the Illustrated Yo t
WScinflC News teems with ineetn Sena
illustrated articles, a few of which are The|
as follows: The D)oblear Telephone;
Glass Grinding Machine; A ncient Pot- ithe ~
tery from CypruR; Mechanical Larynx; foi
Pleasure Car of the Days of Louis XI; usua
Amateur Mechanics; The remarkable
Palmyra Palm; Curious Fishes; Illus- d
trations, expiaining the bursting of
Fly Wheels; A Velocipede Carriage.ret
T addition to the numerous engrav-ra,
ings, there is a large number of inter- i
esting, useful and practical papers, re- 1The
lating to various departments of popu
lar science. This is one of the most day
elegantly printed and valua&ble period-~ near
icals. ,0
Sold by all newsdealers. Published frm(
by Munn & Co., 37 Park Row, New nunm
T ork. 'eml
h............
>r the Excursion to the Land of the
't forget the excursion to the
ains Thursday, July 28th. Dest
offered this season. Hotels and I
tl
5 Boarding Hous-s are p)repariug
Tickets for sale at my store.
n be had on board train. Com
e seats guaranteed to every pur
of a ticket. Don't wait for talk- i
xcursions, they iway never go.
A.. .JONES.
kull.
Aull has declined to retain his
n in the Graded School at this
He has been elected tutor in t<
rry College and was also offered
ition in the Prosperity High i
Mr. Aull is a young man of
bility and high character. It is
e Abbeville to lose so good a man
d fortune for Newberry College
re his services.
[Abbeville Medium.
; and all About
s' excursion Is going to be a big
ain yet, and crops are suffering
S
W. F. Nance has been quite ill C
cral days. G
Ella Motte's school closed last
for vacation. t(
J. F. Wheeler has sold his place 1N
P. B. Workman.
e was a pleasant picnic Wednes
Mr. Baruch Duncan's.
tank holds about 20,000 gallons. C
20 feet in diameter and 12 feet ti
tt
Kelly, the Supervisor of the Lau
. R., is a mover, and a very clev- r,
tleman withal. U
Carlisle is having his office fin
off in a very neat style. Mr. r
n is doing the work.
Caldwell has a fine English Set
ip, six months old, purchased F
)r. Strother, of Lynchburg, Va.
Trustees of Prosperity High d
have decided to enlarge the li
building, and lumber has been ai
for the purpose.
e was a barbecue at Mr. Jas. I. oj
Friday, one at Reid's Mineral t
Saturday, one at James Cald- 1%
Saturday, and there will be one a
tturday at Mr. H. K. T. Bonds'. i5
following are Jurors from this
r for the U. S. Court which meets
enville next week: Grand Ju
. M. Bowers, Thos. F. Harmon.
urors, M. Foot, W. F. Nance. A. c
ad, (col.)
following are delegates from the
m Grange of Newberry County:
Johnstone, E. P. Whitman, J. S.
md W. D. Hardy. Subordinate
es also send delegates, but we do
ow who they are'.
re will be preaebing at Head ~
s (Associate Reformed) Church a
, Satu.rday aind Sunday. The e
Rev. E. P. McClintock, will ho
d by Revs. H. T. Sloan, of Abbe
md Jno. H. Chalmers, of Wians- a
students and ex-students, and in
11 the friends of Newberry Col
hould take an interest in the sum
eotings that are being held dur
cation. The first will be held at
lonia Church, Lexington County,
t. See notice.
s Lane is one of the hardest s
ag young men about town. He
ien busily engaged in hauling ina
for several weeks. It is pretty
rork in this sort of weather; but,
language of Bret Harte, slightly
ed, "it's adorned sight better busi
ian loafing round the"-streets.
,sh River," who lhves three miles -
of Prosperity, writes to the HER
,at it is exceedingly dry in his
2, and the prospects are gloomy
I. He gives a pleasant account
elegant picnic recently on Mr.
Nichols' place, near Beaver Dam,
young and 01(1 spent a delightful
correspondent writing from Ki
Turn Out, says, Miss Maggie
x's sool picnic Friday was a
loasant affair. This correspon
dso attended the examination of
ipils, and speaks of the examina
in the highest terms of praise,
ig special mention of Miss Olive
and Miss Bessie LeGette.
S. P. Baird is building a brick
on his lot on the corner of Pratt
lance Streets. It will be two sto
igh, with a cellar underneath, will
8-10 feet wide-the width of the
mnd 55 feet deep. The store will
te same height and general ap
nce as that of Mis. Cash's adjoin
,and will greatly improve the ap
,nce of that block.
barbecue and picnic at Mr.
s Caldwell's Saturday was a most
able occasion. The barbecue was
ntly prepared, and the ladies
;t baskets fiiled with every deli
After dinner Mr. T. M. Lake
e people together, and called on
or T. C. Brown for an address.
enator entertained the crowd for
time with a capital address on
eneral topics of the day; and was
ved by Maj. Jno. K. Nance, in his
happy style, on--hash.
out three weeks ago a colored man
on Mr. Win. Langford's planta
Jtust before he died hie gave di
>ns as to the preaching of his fune
md said that he would come down'
loud and be present at the funeral.
funeral sermon was preached Sun
n the Little River colored church,
Silver Street. There were about
negroes present; they had come
every portion of the County, many
istance of twenty miles. Large
ers confidently expected the dis
~die snirit to appear.
'ersonal.
Mr. Theo. Johnstone is with Dr
ant.
Mr. .1. C. Myers came in last weej
*om Kentucky.
Mr. WN. 11. Kelly ieturned yest-rd:a
om Cokesbury.
Mr. Peoples got back Friday fror.
incolnton, N. C.
Mr. It. II. .\nderson is :t tichimond
a., on business.
Maj. C. H1. Suber has gone to tht
Vhite Sulphur Springs.
Mr. J. P. Pool and family went ul
> Hendersonville Tuesday.
Rev. Jacob Hawkins. editor of thN
ulcran Visitor. is at Glenn'.s.
Mrs. Dr. Gilder leaves to-day foi
.iehmound, Ky., to risit relatives.
Mrs. C. E. Gilbert, of Gaffney City
rand Superintendent of the JuvenilE
'emplars, is in town.
Profs. G. W. Holland, C. W. Welcl
nd Geo. B. Cromer, Esq., attended .
meeting of the N".tional Education As
>iation last week in Atlanta.
Silas Johnstone, Y. J. Pope, 0. L
chumpert, C. G. Jaeger and J. F. J
aldwell, Esqs., left yesterday foi
lenn's to spend a week or two.
Mr. J. J. Lane left Friday for an ex.
nded tour of a month through th<
orth: he goes to Philadelphia, Nen
'ork, Saratoga, and other places.
Dr. McIntosh goes to Greenville thi,
eek to attend the meeting of the Stat<
range. He will read an essay befor<
i Grange on Immigration. He re
irns to-morrow.
Thos. S. Moorman, Esq., of Newber
7, and Prof. W. W. Duncan, of Spar
Lnburg, will start in a few (lays t
ondon to attend tne Methodist Ecu.
tenical Council. They will sail fron
ew York, Aug. Gth, in the Steamshil
erlin, of the Inman Line.
ve Thousand Comets for July.
Observers at Savannah, Ga.. repor
iscovery of five thousand new and bril
ant hued comets, each wit*. a long
ad most elaborate talc. These comet,
ere first noticed in the constellatior
Ludden & Bates, commonly callet
e Great Southern Music House, fron
hence they they are being dissemin
ted through the entire Southern hem
phere. Each is labelled on its nu
oes. Southern lusical Journal, an
eo 5,000 July issue is viewed nightli
y at least 25,000 delighted readers
ho, without telescope or eye-glass
aselessly admire its beauties of Fin,
ined Paper, New Type, Fine Illustra
ons, Choice Reading Matter, Seria
lory, Delightful New Music, and Ne
'orer. One Dollar's Worth of Choic
lw Music in each comet. Twelvi
omets yearly, and only $1.25 PC
ozen. Specimen comets (,July nuuw
er) free of charge. Everybody in
ited to send for one. Address Lud
en & Bates, Savannah, Ga., Publish
rs of the Southsern Musica& Journal.
Be active yourself and keep the live
etive by using Portaline or Tabler'
rgetable Liver Powder, the best an
lost effective liver medicine in use
price 0c. White's Cream White Vex
ifuge is the best worm killer. Fo
ale by Dr. W. E. Pelham. cow
Commrerci.
EaWBERRY, S. C., July 26, 181.
~rdinary...... ..........--.-. 5aS
ood Ordinary.................. 8a 9
,ow Middling..........--.......9a t
iddling ........... .....-------- 91(
lood Middling.......... ... ..10 a10
Good demanel.
Newberry Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEERLY
3y J. N. MARTIN & CC
EACO
Shoulders, Prime New... 6 a'
'Shoulders, Sugar Cured. ...
Sides, C. R., New............ a 11
)IY SALTED MEATS- ,
Shoulders. New......... '
Sides, C. Rt., New........... a J
Sides, Long Clear........... a
IAMS
Uncanvass.ed Hams......
Canvassed Hams, (Magnolia) 14
5ARD
Leaf, in Tierces.......... 15
Leaf, in Buckets.......... .. 1
iCGAR
Powdered................ 16
Crus~hed.............. .- 14
Granulated Standard...1a
Extra C. ................ 11
Coifee C............. ..--1
Yellow................. 1
New Orleans...............l
Demarara...............
510L ASSES- ..
New Orleans Syrup. 75
New Orleans Molasses. 50
Cuba Molasses...- 6
Sugar House Molasses. 37
Gunpowder............... .50)
Young Hyson............--150
LLSPICE...... .........----- -,
COFF EE
Roasted or Parched... 2
Best Rio........--.... 5
Good Rio....... .-... 16 2
VINEGAR- .
Cider Vinegar........ C
While Wine Vinegar.. 6.5.
CORE
Tennessee.- . -----------..
EAL
Bolted...--.----------. --..
Unbolted...........
SOAP....................-.... Sa
STARCH..........-.----------..
STAR CANDLES.-....----..----.. 1
FLOUR. erbb1.............--. 6 .00a1.1
CANDY......----. ----........ 0
CONCENTRATED LYE.... .- 10
ENGLISH SODA..-...-.....-.---- 10
HORSFORD'S BAKING P'OWDER 25
SEA FOAM BAKING POWDER.. 35
AXLE GREASE............... 0
TOBACCO............. .-.--..... a 1.
N A LS(0ikeg..........--... 4 4.0
BAGGING-Heavy.............. " 14
A R{OW TIES, per bunch........25
SPLiCED ARROW TIES....... 1 2
ED CLOVER SEED-per lb.. ... 2
RED OATS-per t6u..........a
TIMOTYl HAY.---. -------.
HE CARPENTERS' jO
1.4 THE
NOVELTY PENGI]
TIE BEST PENCiL EVER OFFERED.
PRICE FIFTEEN CENT!
Novelty Fasteners
AND
Novelty Binders
And many o'ther unique and usqeful al
ces, at the
HERALD BO$ STORE.
Apr. 6, ite-t.
Dry Goods and -Votio'-18
TO-DAY!
Te ca:i ere,.r of tbir
for the las twenty-tive years is uppermosi
in the mtinds of the people, and lends enthi
sitsm to the youthful hero of to-la, ; we
are enthused, and infused, and a6k to be ex
eas in : n.attention ) to1h( :,ttretio
THFE GRAND ARCADE[
--OF
I PLAIN and LACE BUNTINGS.
DRESS COODS,
SILKS AND SATIN.
:o Pieces Dress Goods arked with Red
Ticket down to 6tc., Stc., 10c., 12.., 15c.
and 20c.
COTTONADES AN19 LINENS.
Just Teceived a new lot of LAWNS,
which are marked low down to suit the
times.
TO-DAY!
We presetI to you our little chitf, famil
i-trly and afrectionateiy called by the peo
ple of Newherry,
LITTLE JACOBY !
Who is known to his customers all over the
country through1 the thunder of hi rices.
Wt. are eloing out our FANCY L.,,WNS
from 5c. to 12-A.
Yard wide BLEACHING sold for lie.,
now at Se.
FANS at all Pries.
PARASOLS AT COST.
SPECIALS.
15 dz. L-fii:s' W H vte ies-, for 0-. per
pair.
15 duz Lis 'X %... ilose, lor ie. per
P.t
o doz Ladie" Fan.c. U*e, for luc. per
pair, worth .c
10 do. hrralur-gun !c.e, at 25c.
10 dez Ho .C, at 5C.
Lincn Hndkerchief, from 5c. to Sie.
We would invite all who visit the city t<
call and.exaniue our stock.
Polite and courteous attenlioa given t<
every visitor, whetier pi-rchaser or not.
BEN. H. CLINE & CO,
June 21, 25-ti.
7Wiscellaneons.
-STATE OF SOUTH- CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Wmn. Laingford and Geo. A. L-ingford
Ex'ors., Plaintiffs, vs. Spencer 1P. Baird
Defendant.
F Foreclosure.
SBy order of the Court I will re-sell, a
public outcry, before the Court House a
Newberry, ('t. the risk of the former pur
chaser,) on the First Monday in August
188I, all that lot of land-the property o
the defend--nt-iying in the Town of New
berry, in the said County and State, con
taning (544) Five Hlundred and Forty-fout
Square Yards, more or less, fronting ot
Pratt Street, and otherwise bounded b;
lands of Estate of C. 31. BJarris, deceased
lands formerly owned by Jtlius B. Smnitl
and Carwile Street.
TERMs-The purchaser will be regiret
to pay one-h:lt of the purchase montey in
cash, anid to secure by bond and mocrtgag
of the premises, tihe remaining half, payabi
at six mnonths with interest thereon fror
the day of sale, and pay for conveyat,e.
SIL AS JOIINSTONE, Master.
Master's Oflic, July 4, 18S1. 27-4t
STATE OF- SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas S. Moorman, as Executor, &c., c
Robert Moormnan, dec'd., against Mar
A. Moormian, Robert Moormuan, et al.
By virtuxe of an order of the above Cour1
i teteb otify and require the creditors c
the said Robert Moorma:n, dee'd., to rende
under oath and establi their demtand
before mec on or before the 10th day t
August, A. D. 1881.
SIL AS JOHNSTONE, M1as:er.
July 9, 1881]. 2S-4t.
AND READY FOR WORK.
I have rebuilt the "MENDENHIAL
MILL," having had the work pe.rformte
lby Mr. Johtn C. Sease, the best Millierigl
antd Miller in thte County, and second
tot.c int the State, I amo ready' to grinid Cot
and Witeat.
The Miii will make Flour not inaferior
any in the Cottuy, if not better.
Gi've Mr. Se se a trial.
WM. LANGFORD.
--REVOLUTION
ISUMTER, S. C.
DARR& PARMEE~EE,
Two well-known P'RACTiGAL PRINTER
ae started a First-class
BtOIK AND) NEWSPAPER OFFICE
in Sutter, S. C., a;:d with the aid o' Pow:
Pm:um-s, are prepared to excute any st)
00 of printed matter, in any color, at pr:e
- unarnatssed hy atny oiice int the Southt.
WRIGHT'S HOTEl
.I - COLUMBIA, S. C.
IThe . new an d elegant House, w..ith
modern impt1rovements, is now open tor t
-rec.ption of guests.
S. L. WRIGHT & SON,
Mar. 19, 12-tf Pro rietors.
-TOBIAS DAWKINS,
MH10MlONBLEBARBEl8
iE WBER R Y, S. C.
SHO0 NEXT DO0R NORTE of POST 021l
i. clean shave, aneat ci2t, and pblfle
t.tiu uanteert May,s.18-4
Drug's V1"s clau bi~ ex
For M1 RE DRIG :n n E. ICALS.
NEW and RELIABLE PEPARATIONS.
we ofier attractons scond to none.
tur iock is NE 4 W.GRANTED GEN
-ISE aTl of the IEST QUALITY.
kn ex n'ior, of our s1ek. SF d sh e'
of ti:- ;mlis: p.t: Onage i respecf:lv -
Ilicite.
All ordere entrusted to o: ere .i r
ee.ve promp! tt non.
READ HERE!
Our Prescription Department is weli sup.
plied with a full line of Chemicals.
All our preparations ar :nade in srict
conlormitv with the 17. . PharinacOpv-t,
a-d cai t relied upon. The :nost careful
attention is ,ivento tlis branch of our
business.
MAYBIN & TARRA'T,
DRUGGISTS AND PHARZACISTS.
READ ON.
Disinfect Your premisos-Carivlle Acid,
Girondin, Bromo, Chilornp, Chloride o
Lime, CoppLras, &e.
For sale at
MAYBIN & TARhANT'S
DRUC STORE.
PURE DAMATiON INSECT
POWDER.
Ti. b.-wh "i'Ku Xnx. lXlows for
it. clicive t uz. For sle at
MAYBIN & TARRANT'S
1mL S"IO1V.
,Jun. N5, :4-tt'.
DR. E. E. JACKSON,
lRIE 8T ND CiEMIST,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
lemi'ved1 to store two doors nest to
Wheeler house.
A full zock of pre MeIicines, Chemi
cai , Perfumerb:s,' Toilt -Mcles, Garden
and Fhl 4eeds, a wavs in .-tore and at
Ordi,rs prtfly rattended to.
Ar- 1i. 15-t.
IClothing.
THE NE"'L E1 1V1
WURGii & I. W. UPr0K,
Sprig~ SAt in all Oradgs
And All Prices.
SPECIALTY IN
Undergarments of all kinds
St-Cii ;
8}HIRTS, UNDRVESI'S. DRAWVEI8, SO9K8.
A beautiful assortment of
Cravats, Collars, Suspenders, &c.
IIATS I HATS I-HATS ?
In Straw, Felt and Silk, all colors and
styles, aud very handsome.
Gentlemen's and Youths' Shoes
TRUNKS, VALISES, UMBRELLAS,
- WALKING CANES.
In short every article usually kept in a
first class G!othing Store, at living prices.
An examination of our s-oek is respeet
fully SolCited. We guar.mtee aati.4fction
in all goods sold.
WRIGHT & J. W. COPPOCK.
May 4, 18-tf.
IRespectfuilly oirers its seices to those
pres w ho desire to seure for their
daghiters the thorough and symmetrical
cultivation of th,-ir physecal, hi:talk-c :mnl,
nd mnordl powers. It is conduI~cd o1n
what is erled th' "One-Stuti.y"
Plan, wiha s'.:urA:'etL t ors>: of
Sd n,d , by a sveevm of Ta.i.d Pie
iums, it; Low R-at'es' are , ma siti lower
afor .u.L who aerg it5t per [cent.1
No Pub: '- xrie .0 o "i. -ons-"
ii .dua:ion, which is rava:. private, may
occur eiht times ; year.
The Yad! Ses-ion opeCIs ":gnt 1. 881.
For full in:'ormi:.tin, wre for anli
dtraed Cardlo.te. A ddress
REV. S. LANDER, Presidentr,
Oc(Jt. 27, 44-1y Wiiiamnston, S. C.
AZOEDONE.
ADELICIOUS, SPARELING, PROSPHATED
IRON BEVERAGE.
N ON -A LCO HO L C.
Refreshig,- Soudly Stunulating. Highly
Nutricious, Safe.
F.ixhilarates without intoxicating.
Invigorates without reaction, as with al
eAs rea healthful sleep to the w.>rri ed
and anxious.
lIepaira los.t strength andl impart' eew
ed vigor.
Robs the food of theC dy..)pepic pain.
Clears and stimnuites the t>ramn of the
, bsinss man.
Renders the thou;ghtful man more subtle
in reas~oninig.
Gives elojtimee and iumpirationl to the
orator and' preacher.
Imparts volume and flexibility to the
Svoice of lh y singer.
e k vauabe as a remedy in sea sickness.
Cail an.i get circular.
just receixved1 and for sale by.
SMAYSIN & TARRANT.
.Jan. 1.i 2-- .
1880. 1880.
TFormerly the Wheeler House,
coLUMIA, s. C.
THOROUGIILY RENOVATED,
REFURNISHED) ANDi REFITTED)
I' TEUS, $2.00 TO S3.00 PER DAY.
EJOi,~ WILLE!, P3ropriet'r
No 6,- 44-.
Pi-fretpx ind Or1an-v.
Speci..1 Summer ffer.
wihen Cotton Coimes In.
Da:ing the month4 of Jt:e, Julv, August
and September, we wll sell Pianoz and Or
,:r, cither n.:w wr secOrn-hand, to rcspon
4kb.le mies, :t LO)Wi-SI' CASil PR!lCES,
$10 CASH ON AN ORGAN.
$25 CASH ON A PIANO.
And the balance in THREE MONTHS
WITHOUT INTEREsT.
INSh ' 1j.1" BUIVERS8
accommu:I aze toose who can not pay
all Cash in tlio Fall, we will, daring the
months or Jne, July, August and Septem
ber, -'eil at our
ONE YEAR PLAN PRICE
As per Pice List, and receive as follows:
$10 CASH ON AN ORGAN.
$25 CASH ON A PIANO.
A'ith one-third of the balance in Three
ntotlhs, cone-ihird in Six mouths. and the re
maitider in one year.
These Offers are Good only until
October Ist, 1881.
L. E. NORRYCE,. or
McSmith Musie House,
Jan. 29, 16-y. GREENMILLi, S. C.
eWiscellaueOt68.
H110P BITTES
(A 'edicine, not a Drink,)
co' TArs
HOP:, BUCHU, 3IANDRAKE,
-DANDEL10N.
AN, TIMR 1rIEST AND BTsrMEzDicALQUAIL
Tii or AI, oT-n Eu DITBRa.
THEY CUME -
All Diseasesof theStomach. Bowels. B
Liver. Kidrey-, and Urinary Organs. NeT
vousuebs, Sleeplessnessand especially
Iemale Complaints.
$1000 IN COLD.
Win be paid for a case they win not
help. or for anything impure or Injurious
found in them.
Ask your druggist for Hop Bitters and~
them before you tleep. Take no Other.
D.I. C. Is an absolute and Irresistibleenre to
Drunkenes, use of opium,-tobaccoand
11arCotCas.
SEND ron CirCULAi.
p n Cf., VACbeter, N. Y.,a Tomat,Oo.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
IN COMMON PM,EAS.
Fannie N. Baxter, Adm'x., vs. Lucy W.
Bixter, et al.
The creditors of the Estate of James M.
Baxter, djeccased, are hereby required to
render ou oath and establish their respec
ive demnands before the Master, on or be
fore- the first day of September next.
By order of the C ourt. -
SIL AS JOHNSTONE, Mauter.
Master's Office, June 28, 1881. 26-5t
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Aanda J. Cash, Adm's., vs. Shelton S.
Langford, Adm'r., et al.
Partition and Relief.__
The creditors of the Estate of John D.~
Csh, deceased, are hereby required to retn
dr on oath before the Master, and estab
li.h their respective demands, on or before
the first day of August.
Byv order of the Coutrt.
SIL AS JOHINSTONE, Master.
Master's Office, June 28, 1881. 26-5t
lHE PE~NNINGTON HOUJSI
(Formerly the Masin House,)
NEWBERRY, S. C.
J HN M. PENNINGTON', Proprietor.
This popular and conveniently located
house has been opened by the present Pro
prietor, who will spare no pains to make
his guests comfortable. With rooms large,
air, clean and well furnished, a table sup
plied with the best that can be had, polite
and ready attention on the part of his ser
vatat, he feels assure d of gi ving satisfaction
Terms, 81 par Day; $12.50 per Month.
"Land of the Sky."
THE GLOBE HOTEL
HiENDERSONVllLE, N. C.
C. C. CHAISE,_Proprietor.
ALTITUDE 2,252 FEET.
&'cry attenztion~ prom.ised, anad satisfc
ttion guaraunteed.
TERMS MOD)ERATE.
Try the CGloke.
ICE CREAM!
ICE CREAM!
10E~ CREAM, pure and well flhvored,
frona 1i o'clock in the miorninig until 10
clock at night. Orders for h:ome use,
Ptis &e., promtptiy attended to
.,A A. C. JONES'
I Ie Cream Salowt, Main Street.
Apr. 27, li-tf.
WESTERN MANUFACTURE.
A SUPERIOR LOT OF
CARRIlAGES,
Ainways on hand at
J. TAYLOR'S REPOSITORYt,
M.)1 . Foot & Sta:-', on f1pposite side.
all and looak at them. For sale by
TAYLOR & CLINE.
Mar. 9, 10-ly.
Tuft's Arctic Soda
Water.
As PU nd CL)as cn be made by
ICE and STRICTLY PURE MATSRIALS,
at :5 CENTS A G;LASS. ACJ~
Apr. 27, fl-tf