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Special and Local. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5, 1881. INZEX To NEW ADvER1IsEMENTS. J. B. Fellers-Citation. G M. Girardeau-For Sale. Silas Johnstone-Master's Sales. Y. J. Pope-Samrnons For te-lief. C. Dart & ?).-Fruivs and Vegetables. 31yers & 1)ickert-Live,ry Stable Notice. Shuber & Carquerville Litho. Co.-Portr4it of Garfieid. Pierce 1. Hawkins-Notice of Final Set tlement. Polly M. Cromer-Notice of Final Set tlement. F. Werber, Jr.-Annual Meeting of the County Commissioners. A. Pope-Round Trip Tickets to the In ternatioual Cotton Exposition. POST OFFICE CRANGE OF SCHEDULE. Up Train arrives...... ......12 55 P M Up mail cloies at................ 25 P M Down Train arrives ........... 3 51 P Al Down mail eloses at.............. 3 25 P M1 Laurens rrain arrives.........11 30 A M Laurens Train leave-.... ....... .55 P M Laurens mail closes at...... ..... 3 25 P Al OtTebours from 8 A. M. to 6 00 P. M., I. W. BOONE, P 31 Newberry. S. C., May 16, 1881. SPECIA L NOTICE.-Business no, tices in this local column are inserted (t Ow rae of 1-5 cerds per line each inser (&anwries, noltices of 7neeings, com munjztions rehding to versonal inter est., tributes of re.spect, &c. are chargld as regrd<r reirttisements at *1 per ,;ua-re. NV6ices of ad?nin.tr<ion, and other legal notices. obituaries, tributes of re epeet and notces of meWing9s, as well as eow2namications of a personal charater ma., be paid for in wlvance The subseription prie of the Herald is $2.00for IwLlv months, $1.00 for six months, 50 cents for Dirce months and 25 cents for one mont . .i; alcrnce. hames in future will not be piaaed on the sbscriptio books until the cas o.r its equajWenW ispaid. SAll communications relating to personal interatS will be inserted at regular advertising rtes, one dollar per square, cash in advance. tf :r,is paper may be found on tle & iLeo. P. vowe-jr, eo's Ney:spaper Advertisin Cu reau (10 spru!e st..) where advertising con tracts may be made for it in New York. Mr. L. S. Bowers, post master at Prosperity is our authorized agent at that place. Deaths. A four year old son of Mr. James B, C0lary died Wednesday, the 28th alt., of diphtheria. Kr. Martin J. Young. near Milton, Laareas County. lost two children week .before last witb diptheria. Mrs. Sarah Fellers gied *t 4or home. .1re miles from Newberry, Friday morn ng,. the 30th ultimo. Mrs. Maggie A. Boyd, (nee Stone). wife cf Mordecai J. Boyd, died sudden ly at their home in Newberry County, Oct. 1st, near the close of the .39th year of her age. The funeral services were conducted by their pastor, Rev. A. J. Stokes, at New Chapel, in the presence of a large and sympathizing congrega tion. Sunday afternoon, the 2nd inst. An appropriate sermon was preached from I Cor. xiii, 12. This death is peculiarly afilicting on secount of the disabled condition of Mr. Boyd, and of the number of small chil dren left motherless. gg Go to H. A. BURNS' for a choice lot of Pipes and Smokers' Articles, espe cially the Shuek-miouth Cigarettes. 3'7-tf Fancy Stationery. The stock of Fancy and Staple Sta: tionery kept at the HERALD Book Store .is worty of notice, and we cordially invite ail personrs in Town and County, -and especially the ladies, to come and ,examine and ask the prices. *7 For a choice, large variety of Chew dug and Smoking Tobacco, go to .37-tf If. A. BURNS'. Revised Testament. We acknowledge receipt of a beauti ful copy <f the New Testament, revised version, in American Morocco, gilt edges, published by the Henry Bill Publishing Co., Norwich. Conn. It is the standard edition, and sai;i to be the .only accurate one. tg Thc finest Grackers, plain and sweet, a' 11. A. BURNS'. 7 ~Music., Readings and Charades. An entertainment will be given at T1hespiatn Hall, next Friday night. fo,r the benefit of the Episcopal Church choir, to consist of music, readings and charades. The entertainment will be a pleasant means of refined amuse ment to our people. Admission 25 ets. gr A fine selection of Canned Goods, at H. A. BIJRNS'. 'it M~ap of Newberry. Mr. G. M. Girardean ha'is had one hundred copies of his map of the town of Ne wberry lithographed. The work is very neatly done. He sells the maps. mounted and ready for hanging, at two <dollars. which is cheap enough. His map of New berry County will be ready for sale in about a month. gg Go to H. A. BURNS' for Hlorsford's, Sea Foam,' Sea Spray, Pataps.co and Star Mlills B-.king Powders.37t Supreme Gourt Decisions, Sept. 30th. Wmn. H. Grierson and wife vs. Thos. F. Harmon, as Admi'r., and others. Judgment of Circuit Court reversed, and case remanded for a trial upon the merits. Geo. Hi. Werts, Ado'r., vs. G. W. L. Spearman and others. Judgment of Circnit Court reversed. and case re manded for ai triatl upon the merits. Opinion in both cases by McIver, A. J. Bogus Certificates. It is no vile drugged stuff, pretending to he made of wonderful foreign roots, barks, &c., and puffed up by long bo gas certificates of pretended miraculous cures, but a simple. pure, effective med icine, made of well known valuable remedies, that furnishes its own cer tificates by its cures. We refer to Hop Bitters, the purest and best of medi Livery Stable. We commend to the public favor the new firm of Myers & Dickert, who have leased the stables of Mr. 11. H. Blease. They are young men of ener gy and will devote their time fo busi ness. Those Slips With subscribers names and the date of their subscriptions sent out last week, were sent with a purpose, antwe hope that each person who received one of them will feel it his or her duty to com ply with the rcquest. During the long dry summer we sent the paper on its mission of love to the reader, waiting patiently for the money. and now we ask that it he forthcoming, Surely you will complv. ; ::,m waia at good Ci-tr, call on Our Cemetery. Rosemont Cemeterv is sadly in need f care and attention. the walks and noecupied enclosures being overgrown with vank weeds and grass; Uany oIf the neenpied plats, too. show neglect, while the entire enclosure is allowed to run to waste. We were painfully im pressed with the sight vn driving hrongh it one afternoon last week, and eel it a duty to call attention to it. A rew acare h':;.,!ds in a short time could work a pleasant change, ard we hope :at the worthy President of Rosemont w'v*i sec to it that something he done. Nhat Does it Signify ? Intelligetce received from the War 2ur Observatory, Rochester, N. Y., an iounes the discovery of a new comet oeated ;:; the constellation of Virgo. [t is a striking coinc'dence that this lew and bright comet appeared : the ame hour President Garfield was reathing his last. It was seen by E. E. Barnard in Nashville. Tenn., wio la' INade claim through Prof. Swift for he Warner prize of $200 in gold. This 1akes the fifth comet s.eep ;neeM ir.t. and of this number four have xppenred from almost the same spot in .lyc ivens. k Horse Drowoea. Saturday Messrs. Joseph L. and Thos. V. Keitt went hunting in Fairfield ,ounty, leaving their horse and buggy )n the Newberry side of Broad River t Blair's crossing. Returning in the ,fternoon they hitched up, and put their ;andred dollar sbot-guns in the buggy. r. J. T. Ieitt walked forward to open t gate;- and Mr. Thps. IV'. dpoye the iorse down to the edge of the river to et him drink. The horse being thirsty -nsbed in beyond his depth, and horse, xuggy and driver were completely sub nerged. Mr. Keitt swam ashore; but he horse and buaggy vent to the bot om, clear out of sight. Sunday worn ng the horse (dead, of course,) and the yuggy were found floating on the sur 'ace. The Messrs. Keitt reco7ered heir buggy and their guns. The horse as wog! abiu a hun ired and lifty lo!htrs. WVA1n.Ey, EMANtiL CO., (;A.. Gent lemen: While attending thne Gen 3ral A.sembly this summer, I tried your tar Cnnn o. amy leg, it being affected with an old sore causi b;; a woundI re eived during the late war. After har ng thoroughly tested it I am compelled ,o say that it is a sec:uess, for I have had xperience with different phlysicians and -emedies, and found nothing to cure me, itil I unij your Star Curine, which has sred a remarkable ind case. Wishing yu success, I am yours. .respectfully, JOHN BELL. For sale by Dr. W. E. PELHAM. 50-1y g Go to 11. A. BURNS' for some of ho. finie new Family Mackerel, heads and ails off. 37-tf THE REVISED VEESJQN OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, AND THE COMPANION yO THE NEW TESTAMENT. For sale at~ HERALD) BOOK STO4E. 23-tf. Ng Go to H. A. BURtNS' for Potatoes md Unions. .37-tf *r The best Organ at Eduard Scholtz's. :u-v ..iens for Sale. Blank Liens for supplies and for rent, for sale at this office. (endall's Treatise on the Horse. This valuable book is for sale at the EE RA LD Book Store, price only 25 cents hr single copy, or five copies for $1.00. hids book tells you what to do for your 3orse when sick, and treats of every dlis ~ase to which a horse is liable. Get a ~opy and save money and anxiety. Only for sale at the 5l-tf HERALD BOOK STORE. TaOM PsoS, Dentist, opposite Herald onfiCe gy Go to Ui. A. BURNS' for your Laun ry Soap, Starch and Blueing. 37-tf lub Rates. The Columbia Register will be club ed with the HIERALxD as follows; Weck y Riegi.sler and HERALD $3.50, iri vwee!d y Register and H E RALD S5, Dbily Regiser and H ERA LD $8.75. The Weckly Yeomaun and IIERtALD at 93547-tf. Smith's Scrofula Syrup and Star Cu rine are purely vegetable. Why will you suffer with Cancer, White Swelling, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liv er Diseases, when a few bottles of these two great remedies will cure you? From C. D). McCurry. Newnan Co., Georgia.-I take great pleasure in re commending to the public Dr. Cheney's Expectorant and Croup Preventive. My little son had been a great sufferer from Spasmodic Croup during the night. Dr. Cheney, about two years ago, prescribed for him his Croup Preventive, which has most miraculously cured him. I find it eqully beneficial in all eases of Coughs. I consider it a blessing in my family. Every one should keep It in their houses. Try Smith's Scrofula Syrup for your blood. It removes all skin eruptions and will give you a beautiful and clear complexion. For sale by Dr. WV. E. PE n. 50-1r. Personal. Mr. Stapleton, of New York, is in town. Senator Ferguson, of Laurens, was in town Monday. 1 Mrs. Lucy Shelton, we are pleased to say, has returned rejuvenated from Chick Springs, where she has been spending the Summer. Mrs. Sophie Redus has returned from a lengthened visit to her old home in the North, in improved health and spirits. Mrs. Jane Scruggs has returned home from the mountains, looking as if the atmosphere of that region had agreed with her. The very many friends of Miss Geor gie Howe will be pleased to know that she has returned. She is at her old place and home, Mrs. Mower's. Wyse vs. Prosperity. Trial Justice Carlisle filed his deci %ion in the two eases of A. L. Wyse against the Town Council of Prosperity and Wim. J. Mills against the same the 27th ultimo. Mr. Wyse sued to recov er $12, which the Council had required him to pay as ap annual license to sell beef within the corporate limiz of the Town, and for 8.50 damages. Mr. Mills sued to recover $1 which the Council had required him to pay for the privi lege of selling a beef in town. The Trial Justice holds that the Charter of Prosperity does not authorize them to require licenses for carrying on the business of butchering within the cor porate limits. He gives judgment in favor of Mr. Wyse for $12, and for $50 damages,and costs; and in favor of Mr. Mills for $1 and costs. V7 Gr to 11. A. BURNS' for your Plain and French Candy, Nuts and Fruits. 37-tf A Splendid Display. Mrs. S. M. Redus and Miss Henrie Daniels, the former of whom has just returned from the North, make one of the fnest and most attractive displays of millinery goods that have ever been brought to this place. It was our for tune to drop in on yesterday. and we were regaled by an inspection of a great variety of the loveliest hats-for the ladies of course-tile most beautiful ribbons, the most seductive neck hand kerchiefs and ties, together with an as sortment of hat ornaments perfectly en chanting, embracing a great variety of designs, among which are several spe cies of the most popular bugs-not big bugs. Taking the entire assortment into copsideration we pronounce it the ne plus ultra of the seison if we are any judge, but cordially invite the ladies to go and look at this rare assortment and then tell us if it is not perfectly ravish ing. Suit the Action. The best Liniment in the world for man or beast is Coussens' Lightning Liniment. For Rheumatism, Lame Back, Pain in side, Neuralgia, Corns and Bunions, it is a certain cure, and for Spayin, Ringbone, 'Qalls, Cuts and Scratches on animals, it is the best remedy known. Prica 50 cents a bot tle. White's Cream White Vermifuge is the best worm killer. For sale by Dr. WV. JE. Pelham. e.o.w. The Bicycle Question. Considerable interest was manifested in the trial by the Town Council of Messrs. W. H. and M. B. Kelly Thurs day night on the three charges of (1) imm,roderate riding on the streets, (2) riding a bicycie on the Streets after be ing ordered by two members of the Council not to do so, and (3) creating a nuisance by riding a bicy,cle on the str et the 2Gth ultimo. George B. Cramer. Esq., appeared for the young men, an.d copdu.cted their defense. The charge was narrowed down to the question whether riding a bicycle on the streets were a nuisance. Messrs. B. ,J. Ramage, J. W. Gary, 0. P'. Saxon, E. M. Evans, Griffin Dorrob, Griffin Williams, and others, testified that a bicycle is catlculatedi to frighten horses, though they had seen no horses frightened by them, except that one of the witnesses said he bad seen a gen tleman attempt to ride his horse up to one, but the horse refuised to go near it. Charley Dawkins, colored, and another witness testified that on Saturday, 24th ultimo, they saw a horse, attached to a buggy in which were two ladies, so frightened by a bicycle that he attempt ed to run, and would have run had not the witness Dawkins caught hold of the bridle. On the part of the defense Mr. W. H. Clark testified that he had seen bicycles ridden frequently on the streets of Bos ton, Sprin'gfield, Worcester, and other New England cities and towns, and the municipal authorities of those places made no effort to prevent it. The de fendants testified that they had ridden the bicycle on the street at intervals since June or July; that they had heard of no law or ordinance against it; that Warden Kibler, the 26th, told Mr. W. S. Kelly not to ride it again on the street, at the same time saying there was no ordinance against it; that Intendant Pool had told Mr. M. B. Kelly to sus pend riding it on the streets. The defense insisted that as to the lirst charge there had been no proof of immoderate riding; as to the second that as there was no ordinance against riding bicycles on the streets; the order of one or of two Councilmen not to ride was no more than an order of a private citizen, and a disobedience of such order was no violation of law ; and as to the third that to prove bicycle riding on the streets a nuisance it must be shown to be an inconvenience and annoyance to the public, and not mere ly to a fe w persons. The Council decided that riding a bicycle on the streets of Newberry is a nuisance; and ordered the defendants Various and all About. Fis Weather salubrious. Cotton is doing well. Last week was as hot as July. Rosemont Cemetery needs weeding sto out. Se Hams have gone up to eighteen W cents. thT The late shower had a good effect on fis turnips. da The prospects for the County Fair br un are good. u The heart ought to give charity when the hand cannot. The music of two cats tied together ca by the tail is a song of even-tied. pe: Get your envelopes printed at the nei HERALD office. wo Get vonr Bill Heads printed at the by HERALD office. the Get your Letter Heads printed at the att TIERALD office. Get your cards, circulars or any other tle kind of printing done at the IIERAll) office. ; COE Don't forget the County Fair, which ker opens the 19th and closes the 21st in- an st:nt. an( The cotton market was exceeding as lively Friday and Saturday, and trade Pla was brisk. ing The Executive Committee is having W1 neat and comfortable stalls built at the too Fair Grounds. tab The festive mosquito has been on his he good behavior this fall, and has given Co very little trouble. Mi Capt. Seburupert has received for the up the Newberry Rifles. forty Sharp's Ri- sur fles, with accoutrements. rett Our merchants are prepared for the rea business which only waits for a cool fea change in the weather. mn Chills and fever prevail largely in fee some sections of the County. We have mis heard of none in town. me: Capt. 0. L. Schumpert is getting up :co a military company. Over forty the names have been obtained, There was no beef in the market at 6 pos o'clock Wednesday morning-a sign yar that Newberry is beef hungry. er, Rev. S. P. Hughes and Dr. Mayer, the Jr., are delegates to the Lutheran Synod of f which meets at Orangeburg to-day. tie The publisher of the HERALD Waits tin for that change also, in hope of getting tir his change. It will be a happy change. ha to I The Town Council has decided that cri persons must not ride bicycles in town. piel They say it is calculated to frighten caE horses. turi Job Printing can be executed at the Th HERALD Office in as good style as can be done elsewhere, and at as favorable I prices. Wir The Thespian Club is rehearsing Pil "Castel 'and "Lend me a Shilling," me which they will present to the Newber- the ry public soon. per The Laurens mail comes down on the be 8.31 train, so as to enable it to make connection with both up and down mail Cr on the main line, wo Subscribers to the IIERALD will after Pe this week get their paper on Thursday Eel mornings. The change of day of pub lication ~vill be for thc best. usu Tbe fishermen who went to Saluda to ha sein Wednesday had a fine mess of nui fish for supper-they c . ght them at a cot store in N%ewberry before they started. ac Lives of wealthy men remiod us e That by using printer's ink, s0 We can die and leave behind us, tell Monstrous piles of golden "chink." as -Detroit Free Press. t w The County Fair can be made a sue- Pr cess this year, as it was last year and isc the year before, if' the citizens of the Gi County will take the prope'r interest in of it. the Young men should not take ginger A cakes to church, the odor is an offense to others who are hungry. Some one T had them at Beth Eden Church last Sabbath. - wc All kinds of plain and fancy station- 'Hi ery at the HEEA&I. Book Store, and the hy ladies are especially invited to call and No: look over the stock, which will be found 'T7 cheap and fresh. X The Columhia .?egister says: "The P1i name of Mr. George -Johnstone, of Rc Newberry, is mentioned in political eir- Pc cles as the prospective candidate for E Lieutenant-Governor. L There is a good deal of criminal busi- N.: ness for the Sessions Court; no cases, lax though of much importance. and the probability is that many of the cases Sti will never come to trial. yer Newberry College opened yesterday. set Most of last session's students have re turned, and there is quite a number of for new ones. Others will arfive within li the next few days. The prospects are S encouraging. We learn that an old resident was seen at Hlead Springs Church on Satur- an day last for th~'e first time since Adam ( was a boy. He was attracted by the .at preaching of Rev. Archie Sloan, of Sy1 Tennessee. Mr. Girardeau, the Surveyor, in gir- of: ing us a description of the proposed ca- ty, nal near Chappell's, by an inadvertence 1 h stated the fall to be 20 feet. He asks in us to correct it, and to say that the fall rec will be 58 feet and 1 inch-a consider- for able fail for a mile and a half. pel A Paris letter says: "At the recenttf Mackay ball the toilet of the hostess was - a poem." So? Kind of an airy cos tume for a ball, too; but then we are glad to know it was a poem. Just think ! Suppose it had only been a two-I line paragraph. Oh, dear, oh, dear.-' Hawkeye. The Post Office Department has for bidden the sending of newspapers as rel second class matter in wrappers on Ag which there is any writing. If thus 't wrapped full letter postage will be charged. This order renders useless a an large portion of the communications o that come to all newspaper offices. Messrs. Jno. D. Brown, A. A. Kilt . lian and W. H. Lathrop have taken employment in the railroad shops at Columbia. Mr. Killian and Mr. La- Fi, throp will move their families down ] soon. Several other New berrians, be- eia sides nearly the whole of Helena, have-i followed the shops to Columbia. tee It is perfectly surprising that anyT business man in Newberry should for get that the HERALD office is prepared to do all kinds of Job Printing, and to do it neatly, expeditiously and cheaply. f Yet such is the fact; they send off their .vork to Columbia, Charleston. Balti- a more, and Atlanta, and say that they p. did not know it could be done here. in Try ! This is one of the ways to kill a town. hing..-A Poor Supper-But Cood Bra ast. The boss iFherman of Newberry, Mi L. White, togethor wi ti a halr dyze Dphytes., .z: .Messrs. Silas Jo!-i ne. U. B. Whites. Jas. Dennis. th nior of the HFN.A.>, Ed. Greneko illie White. that boy Eugre. : -ee gentlemen of Color. took the finm iing frolic of the season last Wednes r on the Sald,:L of which we narrat efly. Owing mi a onc:tenation c foreseen ciremnstances. there was : iited supply of prov :, at the evein meal-the maI-inl r1-1:me1f bwe:n! Zeed on the tish that were to h iglit, but wijch were not. The sup was consequently most skimping 7er did a party :quat down to rse. Appetites too were sharpen. a sharp ride of eleven miles, three o m over sharp rocks, and a prolties: mpt to catch libh that foolishly re ed catching-is it an%y won:ier Li.h party wero sharp. That suppe: Isisting of tilre aiaii ioaves of ba s bread, one small can of saln) I a pot of coff -e, wilh two till cup I the salmon onn astii implrov.Ct a drinking vessel. will long iold ce in the memurS 01 that hard work. party of ph-:vzu .teekers. iapt ites not ilking !he hang of lhinue k the road lor Mr. Kempson's bopi le mausion and a good meal. wbiel found in companyv wt, Miss Di1 eman, Miss Lizzie Schumpert and s Celeste Gilder. Intending to pit at Kempson's for the night. we were prised t6 see tins gaiant gentlenau irn to camp about 9 o'clock with hers flying-dhe girls being toc ch for him. Siffering from the ef s of an insufficient sipper the com sary department made arrange nts with an ohi mautmer to furnish n bread in bulk fur breakfast, anud seiners took water again, while S. J. D., U. B. W. and the editor com ed themselves before the fire to tel1 ns and wait the resuit from the riv which came in about I2 o'ciock in shape of between :10 and 40 pound, ish. Ab, Lhere was joy in the eaw n, and after jubilating the party xe d to sleep. St.eb a breakfast a: wa I in the morning-il is always besi vait for the morning-tbe salvers i: p catfish that were consumed waq q ture to behold, -nid at,er that me:, ap was broken up and the party re ned-satisfied. -ee Cheers. f aftlicted with that most painful an ioying disease, Hemorrhoids, o: es. use Tabier's Buckeye Pile Oint nt. It is victorions in cases of eve longest standing. and establishes manent cn.e. Procu.e a bottle aU relieved. Price 50 cents. WhM -am White Veraif;ge is the h,es rm killer. For sale by Dr. W. E .ham. e.o.w. ectic Maga::inc. 'omewbat lighter la oharacter ihar t,as a tribi'e to the season per >s; are the contents of' the Octobe: nber of the Ecdic. All 1:tea an aulted, and the editor seems to b< omplishing the aim avowed at 1 ~inning of the volume-to provid etbing for each imember of: n igent family. The list of artieh-. i follows: 'The Fields of Conflict be een Faith and Religion,' hy thele f. Plumpr-e ; 'Sketches and Remin ances,t by livan Turgenient'; 'Mr >bon's Love-Passage;' 'The Or'igir Religion Considered in the Light Unity of Nature,' by the Dukeo gyll; 'A Night ini June.' by Alfre< stin; 'Parton's Life of Voltaire.' h: orge Saintsbury ; 'Florio: A Liul agedy;' 'Gossip of an Old Book trm,' by W. J. Thomns; 'A Famnil story,' by Professor Grant Alien eat and Health;' -Songs of Birds. Augusta Webster; -Kith and Kin.': vel, by Jessie Fothiergill, author 1e First Violin.' ChaLpters XXrtL an GII.; 'Hector Berlioz: A Bioa.:. y ;' 'President Garfield,' hy the iiev bert Shind lr;'-i.cgh Hunt as; et,' by Armine T. Kent: 'Punch ani Icinello,' by E. M. Clerke; 'W'bite t;' 'Degeneration;' 'Marger'y Daw; erary Notices; F'oreign Literar; tes, Science and Art; and Miscel ~nblished by E. R. Pelton, 25> Boni eet, New York: Tlerms, 65p r; single copy, 45, ccnts; Trial subl iption for three months. 21. Do not fail to call on your druiggis a bottle of that pure, sweet and de ons blood puritier', Smith's Scroful: rup. tar Curine eures all chronic Sr is a sure cure for Piles. Jall on your draiggi-. before it is tot e and get a bottle of Smnith's Scroful: rp and Star Curine. rom B. F. Moore. A.M., Presiden Moore's Southern Business Uuiversi Atlanta, Ga.-This is to certify' tha ave used D)r. Cheney's Expeetoran my family for several years, andI ca momend it as an invaluable r'emed: Coughs. etc.. and have found it su -ior to any other remedies that I hav d. For sale by Dr. W. E. PEJ M. 50)-1v. s. P. BOOZER & SON'S NEWBERRY, S. C. lepresentinig de1 fooar stroig an ible Compa~nie., for many: years i: th en of the late' M4J W. F. Naice, I iverpool and L'iwion a::d G;lobe 1z.u: e Company. nsurance Co~.mpany ot North Aimerica Phladelphia. onineutai In".rance of' New York. tar Inc,nirtnc" '. \s York. rOTAL~ ASSETS OVER $10,G400,U.. I..rg i' .. .:e- fmtI eranlce ag.: e' 0. al kiu': it p up.rty. rhe i,sur..ne-- of rarm Pr~operty r.ap I feature in our At.',cy iberal and promp- t-lements guma: d. Sep. 14, 33-6ni. CE! I0E!! ICE!! large suppy of PURJE LAKE ICE a y on hand, at I to :. a lb. No cim'r packing co otry ottlei amnounting ) bs. Hou 'or delivery on Sund.' J A. M., 12.3') to I.:; and 6.3't to 7.3 M. No variatio:, from this rule excel cases of sickness. A. C. JONES. Commerr ial. NLWBEP.aRT, S. C Oct. 4, 1881. n O r ...... .................... 9 1 9 'Goo'i O r-1.n.11y..................... all) L w M .................. ... 10 10 M iddl g ......................... G od M iddiin ....... .............. 10. 1a ' Good demand. d Newberry Prices Current. CORRECTE1) WI'EKLY By J. N. MARTIN & CO. B ACON - zhoudert. Prime New. .... Snulders. Sugar Cured. . .. 1' S'..ez. C. R. New............ a 1 DR 1, IALT ED MU,A'S - houl r.t. N '....... ....... ,. . o C. R.. N ......... a 12 Sioe?. Lor Cear ........... a :AMS Unlcanvaed Ham .......... Ca va... s e.i li:mms, :Mauoia', IS Leafin Tierces.............. -o f i- - '.ucke:' ............. SUG AR-"' Powdere .. ................. C ru h....... ....... - Ural:ulalvd stnd.i..... 1,x4 k. .. ................ ( turIfe ... . ............. I tlivw ....................... S r ................... New 4)ricans Syrup... 7, Nvw4r-Icir,.MA. . 5l' Cuba Moi.is -s......... TF A- :ugar Hou!-e Mola ses. 37 Young'i ATs 'I . .............*. 21 ora I' c2- r CO!. 14 G(.'Ltl I'io .. . . . . . .. 16: 21) V~INEGAR- I I"' Cider Vinegar ...... . J% ill Wflrenite Wine viuegur. 65 MIEAL - I Urbvlted .. .... . . ... )2 7IAtCH .. 12 I STARI PA'A F ............ 15 FLOU)I. pe r ub................6.00 O. 0 nPEARL I0 I3 y.................... 3 CANDY.....E...................... 20 CONCENTRAT D LY........... 10 ENRLSH i 8ODA. 11 ....... 2 U ITOR~SFORD!S I;AK!NG P'OWDER Z5 -idv SEA FOAM1 BAKINGi POWDER..' 35 1 AXLE Pd i........ ......... '.o BAGGI GHdaC... ..............6 1 2 AJRON'6 I INES. r., r bunc....... 0) SPLICED ARROW T.I-ES RD CLVER SEED-er b....... 20 RD OATS-pe ............ 75 80 TIMOTi .Y .................... 2 00 SIT JS;C d 1149 t e ItJ;. froi NOTIC)~Lpar n b ltd.. .ci.l .. .or . . .et 20ti i oiC H . . . .t. .. ol FR. FANT. Se. 2, 21... . ra IndI GRADED BULL. L .ro FOR SALE; 4 vesrs old, il! we;- 7l'00 the E Is -par Bra .rnit. Al!t. Bee. C.vie. OSFRer SAeeN, S C. F iR E PNAS...... E . .EN... . .. PLESTAB IS ED 1876. RELon AsrnEE Z--poratib... RE OCATS-pe C ...t& T L. ...... The ao~~ignd wth 5 vers 5-~ieu1 is:hr Ps.r.nc~,.sid cp s nau 12e - 15i~ :itI.SC t olo ftebs- c S zse~ of he Tws: ad (;o:rs.00210;~ 03 e - I~u of cwL,i.5.adv . _ _ - _ _ T. AIOIY Be uA f................ nt20 el~OiiAi N ASClfO(.a0I. froI11, -P-e-s-, Penils -nks,c Schil :: ellnehed ou Bdoigned Mgaz oties,:riagn 8 esd N.oFANT. 1 Sep.a21, a-Staioera GRADEED~ BULL.S "RE e CITYBY TE S ER'. 1 Sep.a.28. 39-:r.r ~~ b; Queen~ ire fck- Isrne Con.(stelieo Londi o Assancehporatind1t o c U1 neriwrier of he Yok. me at SThe~ undsinod ith 5~- ferr eperienceh ihn Firee' of anc , t a t ere ni the t -aii s a potmacof aoion the ui o- c s ess of the ow nd Gaty we!% bel, - . Hose ins red niand 5o yeor p at an . Refer .- en pion tohe Nueanlebd .. Bak ofa Newbrarea heT. o h inepT. , t -. m.T A Bautiful A5Iiesstmenti S I N0wierry. A.i l0Genllton AW , 2 Pties, Pni;hVlsa, Inks 2 choobvl & iselaeosooos Magaz ner, m.PP, g Sep.side Novels. Clothing. D1 THE NEWBERR RIGlT&.s w,OPPOCK, E L L A1 0I N I~E ISITS In all Gra(e. And All Prices. U SPECIALTY IN idergarments of all kinds ** Pri MS, U. M!&S, DRAMS, SOCKS. A beautiull asortnicot of ravats, Collars, Suspenders, &c. ATS I{HATSZ HATS! 1Jio n1 Straw. Felt aid Silk, all colorts and styles, and very handsome. ntlemen's and fouths' Shoes D TRUNKS, VALISES, UMBRELLA, WALKING CANES. n short every artic;e usially kept in a SI elas- Clo;hina Store, at living prices. n examination of ou- -,ock ij respect vsoeited. We guaranitee satisfacLion S il goodS sold. She RIWIT & J. W. COPPOCK' JE, lay 4, 18-tf. .VisceUaneous. Red NOTICE, --rsor.s desiring to purchase GOOD 1E at low prices, will find it to their antie to go to my Mil!, in Edgefield niy, about one mile irom Capt. Joe se's Ferry. A full supply on band at Bla iies. -NOAH L. BLACK. ug. 3, 31-3m* )E CREAM! ICE CREAM!! Veh IE CREAM, pure and weil fltvored, n 1i o',,ock iti the morning until 10 BU ock at night. Orders for home use, :lez, Sk., promptly attended to It A. C. dNES' Ice Cream Sa'ooo, Main Street. ,pr. 27, 17-tf. Board at Hendersonville. Ha 'he undersigned respctfally informs the ,eiing piblie that she can accommodate .-s wiLh 'oarii, at lier house three ,8 .om the towa of Headerson'lle, at n $15 to $.1 pr mouth, wiit the best mtlountainie tan ai:or4. a MRS. W. D. MILLER. Luz. I0, -tf FOR SALE. )ne of the most desirabio tacts of land he County o '1ewberrv, containing 200 Poi es, partiy In the corporate limits of New- every ry. Apply to J. N. FOWLES. BE tug. 3, 31-3m. li1STIMN & tI1Til'S ~~ NOTICE. ).wing to the. iased p-iee oi cora anid er provender, we fi'd ihat we cannot Ainue to feed at the p'ies~ that we have etofore been charginig; an d are com 1.d to mnake a aliht savanice in ohr :ges. T1he prices after this date wilt be follows: gle Feed......................40c. o Feeds..... ........... .....75c. ree Fe'eds..... ...............1.00 ching Harukss Horses.. ... 15c. ching Saddle Horses.. ..........0e. ding Drove Stoc~k, (per day)...50c iEiRITIA N & SMIT H. e.w berry, S. C., Sep. 3, 1881. 36-3m ENITS WANTED for the Standard Edition0 EVISED NEW TESTAMENT. ' S'FVL oo pa t. compaat n .')th 7.m. onopo it e age. Hisor ofth Bleanud or the New Re iou' iven to aui>saribers. The secret of * -cessfuil canva'udng ;given every agent a iul for onr liberal terms. [Mention th is - mer.]I TIlE H ENRtY BILL P'UBISHING CO., :ablishedl 16N7.] NoRwicit. CQsN. ep.:2l, us-A NEW ROADS. Ko'ice is hereby given that the County M nmissioners of Newberry Co noty, S. C., 6 l, uticas !egal objection thereto be de. after the expirationi of three months ii tihis date, open and declare public a LId runnins froni Lye' rd, in said unty, bh the reidercen of P. Aughtry, ('Columia. Road abomx rite-haIf ile i rrh of lkrenrsoni's Feirry. u rtlot another road leauding from Lylea 4 ro by the residences o;iiiine: t Hlancock, f s. - AlIens, J1. C. Rich5rdls and1 Mrs C. -O rdy to the Public Road leading to Gor. - a's Fer,y at a point near tile residence ' W. D. Bardy. (the same being a road , w open antd used as a neighborhood d.) F. W ER BER, Ja, y Sep. 14, ::7-um. Clerk C. C. N. C. L ENN & PO0OL, ~ (Successors to Wmn. F. Narce, dec'd.) I'he undersiu-- hav1in .ssocited thenm ve- rog:rhe:- tor ehe .orp-osen of conduct the ISSl'lA501-' CS1IN, would neeroul'y a-k for a c.,; o hance of the 3 iness Ii e!y eneL niwA1 o M:-jor Nance, i tb-o A anv 4e )tA,it;essthiat maY offer. .JAMES F. GLENN. TENCH,f C. POOL. Res Tuft's Arctic Soda H Water. as PURE and COLD as can be made by B and STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, S CENTS A GLASS. A. C. JONES. & pr. 27, 17--t f. ~ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, He NEWBERRY COUNTY. ptoe By .Jacob B. Fellers, Probate Judge. dran!l Whereas. Thonmas P. Lane bath made t to me to grant himn L.tters of Ad- ] ,iIstrationi of the Esta:.e and effects of san Mangum, deceased. rihese are therefore to ci.e a:id admonish and singular, the kindred arid creditors J the said deceased, that they tbe and - pear, before me, in the Court of Probate, Ng be held at Newberry Cour'. House, S. C., the 13th day of October next, after I i bication hereof, a: 11 o'clock in the Davi< -enoon, to shew cause, if any they have, Court iv th.e said Administration should not be day, inted. Given under my Hand, thi5 2lLh media y ol September, Anno Domir.i, 1881. charg J. B. FELERS, J. i'. N. c. y Goos and .Xotions. AT THIF. DRY GOODS MPORIUM -OF H1.CLINE& C0N sisting of the folicwing goods: Utss Ginghams, Linseys, estle Plaids and Stripes, Linings, &c. RESS COODS, CASMERES, jK AND SATINS. BLEACHED AND BROWN etings and Shirtings, INS, TICKING. and .White Flannels, Opera Flannels, Cotton Flannels, (All Grades.) nkets, Table Linens, Towels. reteens and Silk Velvet, btons, Corsets, Hosiery, ndkerchiefs, Gloves, Laces, les' Silk Handkerchlefs, Ladies' Silk Ties, Ladies', Misses' and Children's [NE SHOES. ice and courteous attention given to visitor, whether purchaser or not. N. H. CLINE & CO. . 21, 38-tf. 'janos and Organs. o ___O ewo.O,Wl n ea URIAL CASE G. . SEER , At Mabl Yard 2.13L8-m tie o Fna -eteet rizmk eteeto h saeo i oes eesd,i h rbt f.'or NebryCut,0.C,o u th 1t da fOtbr 81 n m tel thratrapy o mlds ;e as Adiitatro ai sae G.M.BO ER,Adinstatr ewo, Wanut an..Cea