The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, November 03, 1881, Image 3
Special and Local.
TlaURMSDA Y, N OV. 3, 188
I,zn%x TO NEW ADVErisJJ1E1N'S.
J. S. Wussell-A Fr-e Show.
M. L. Ki ald-Cloting House.
14. U. tw:r-J n- A.G ri!.
1. I.. V Donmuta--4altimore Jobber.
inquiro at. this 4!1ie-Hous. to Reni.
C. & G. It E.-Special Excursion ;rain.
U.'Bouknight. Ex'or., & Co.-Dry Gools
%wufie1i-Fts4ionab1c Merchant Tailor
POST OFFICE
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Up Traitn arrives....... ........12 55 P
Up madi c.oses at...............12 25 P
bown Train arr!v(s ........... 51 P
Down imail eioes at.............. 3 25 P
Laurens frain arrives. ........11 30 A
Lturens Train leave ... ........ :3 55 P
Laurens Mil c!oaes at... ... .. 25 P
Oflee hours fron 8 A.. A. to 6 00 P. 11
iC W. I)o.NE, PM
Nq%vhevry, S. C.. May 16, 1881.
E WIAL NOTICE.-Business-s
tevs in 1tis. !o%d col7vivi are in.srtd (
the Lea of. 15 ets per line ech inse:
bitwtries, notien of meeting., co1
vutb-etn.lS relatiny to per.wowvd inte,
ests, tri;dei of rolpct. &a:. are charg
as r!gular a,r!crtisenents a .1 p
sepUIrC.
Notie.es of <tflministration, and oth4
ig,al oiu6itutri&.S, lrihndes$ Of
pec and notices of meetings, as weli
co uica,ps.ttia. of a perso ract
mus. 7,e paidfor in (a7ance
T. sub.Cri)tion price of the 11'ra
is $2.0 u'j'r twve muonlies, $1.00 jbr .
tn4hi, 50 cnts for three ruodhs a?
25 ee>ds fur one mouth. in (kdcan
,,. in future will notb >e jlaced I
the vd6scription books until the cxtsh
its equivak7Z is paid.
2;j- Ali coamunications relating
porsonal interests will be inserted
regular advertising rates. one dollar p
square, cash in advance. tf
T,his paper way he *ottud on file at .6o.
Rowell & Co's sewspaper Adverts.in;- li
reau (10. Spruce Ft.) where aoverUsinu, e
rar4j may ie natie for it in New York.
Mr. L. S. Bowers, post master
Prosperity is our authorized agent
that place.
Deaths.
Prof. David Duncan, of Spartanbar
diei Monday. the 3ist nltio. after ;
illnesA of only a few days. at the age
ninety-one - years. Prof. Duncan w
boru in Co:st'.y Dotiegai., Ireland, ar
graduated at the Glasgow Universit
S,ot!lad. IIe served for three yea
in the English Navy als a Midship1:L
In 1816 he came to this country at
sotded at Norfolk, Va.. where he talng
Schaicwal school until the opening
R:mjdtp,-Macon College. in 1837, whc
be was eketed Professor of.Aricient Li
er-tture in that itstitutiion. When Wo
ord Goiege was oei-ncd at Spartanhm
in 1854. he was inade Professor of At
clent Literatnre, and filled this positic
till a year or two ago when failiu
bealth ncessitated his ceasing from a,
tive work.
Prof. Dncan leaves three childre
li)ing: Mj. D. R. Duncan, the Solici
or of the 7tW Uiruit, Rev. Prof. W. 11
Duncan, of Wofford College. and D'A
cy P. Duncan, of Union.
Vysters
i.r the P;nt, Q-:i.rt or Gallon. Als
fref 'i.h, at A. C. JONER. 41-@f
W. M. S.
will meet in the Methodist Cburch t
rorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Buy Ca.mne: Goods,
lmer Groceriio, (Cigare andl T->.Ahee4
froms .3UNES 4 -if.
M:-- J. S. Russet ,
Nioce~ Iiberal thtan Forepaugh, invit<
everybody to a free shsow. Hie msak
Ist charge for showing his goods; art
if you want to hbuy anything in the wi
of0 grocenies. dry goods, boots and shoe
etc.. vou will find his prices reasonao
and hiis goods satisfactory. See adlve
tisment.
Oysters,
e-wed, F:ie:d anad iaw, at JONF.s' aft
thlaut ~.i Oc'ob'er. 41-:1
'C. Bouknight, Ex'or. & Co.,
At the Shiver oldi .t:and, a famo
waravansary of dry goods and fancy n
lLi4.ns, car pets. &c., will be all abbea
during F'ir Week. and of course wi
be full of ladies, look ing, handling at
purchansing. Tlo the ladies who go fro
Newherry to the~ Fair. we mo'st respot
fully and urgently advise a vis.it ther
Buy Choice Fruits
of ali .jiu, fromII .J1% ES. - iiU.
The Most Etegant
Pies(ces' 'f et goods, eithe~r for ..ing4
garmients or for suits, are( to bie foundl
thec Tailoring Estabhlishm.enst osf o:
frier,d W. C. Swariehl. in Corlumb~ fi
and! he can measure. cs:t aind lit you
a suit that wil do cre<iit to anyv or
s'on. RLore boug~ht elo'.hing does ns
aj everybode. but Swalif4l's dct
4o therol during the Fair and give hi
-Jou;r measulre.
New Restas'.rant.
will open wa Tesda?y, O::r.. 18S.h, at r
r.rg ;: rjom tj,. dosza the Soumer
whr I e:j( s'I'. fretsh yikh a'd Oyste
in :he mtlt temp:;., .i;.. Y'atriona;
Irom' th pubiie oig,:c:j .g1i i be igh
ap:r.ele. A. C. JON i'd.
Oct1., 18A . 41-'I
The Display.
Of fireworks, the fancy pIrocessil
--:nd all the4 big thing~s to come off
Columuia next week wvill dratw a lar
cr-)W.1 fr-om the up-.country, many
whomU wil be in needl of new sto
clothes. fashbionatble hats. stylish shot
fine cravats. cl.ean new shirts, or sons
thling else; to :ll such our advice is
go to M. IL. iAinardi. the large dealer
Clothiug. Fur'.timer adic is unnece
Speciat Excursion to the State Fair.
A Snecial Train will be run byt
C. & (. R-. R., bei ween Nt.wberry a:
Columbhia du'ringr Fa'ir We'sek on the
and th.l of Novemt'ber, as follows:
L.eav'e Newbe'rry, - - S.:1~> A.
Arr:ve Columbia. - 10.i~ A.
.Leave C'olumbhia. - - 6;.:0 l'.
Arrive Newberry, - 8 :31 P.
Fare for the roun- i p $i .9s.
Newherry County;'s Crain Prociuction.
Thse asi3us Retuirns for 1880 "is
the aereng~e :nd yield of grain in Ne
berry (County for the year precedimg
fl;ows:
Acres. Bushe
os, - - 13.991 1i7.:
R-t. .. - - 14 1
Wheat. - - 9.258 61
g- ,.y to !'.. A. UJ'RNS' i r some
thoet. e amkW 'A2
Peterson's. Magazine F
For December is to hand, and a very
handsome and attractive ntmber it is. t<
1 charmingly iliustrated. and filled with
entertainmg stories by the most popt
lar writers. - The price of Peterson's s
only .$2 a year, with considerable re
Sdttion to persons getting up eltihs.
Address Ch.as. J. Peterson, 306 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia, Pat. rt
- -B
Almost Young Again. tc
My mother was afflicted a long time tY
with Nenra!gia and a dall. heavy in- j
active condition of the whole systpnm; T
headachc, nervous prostration. and was w
almost helpless. No physicians or
M medieines did her :ny good. Three
M months ago she legan to use Hop Bit
ters, with such good effect that she rc
,eemq and feels yonna again, although fr
over 70 years old. We think there is pi
no other medicine fit to use in the fam
ily. A lady in Providenep. R. 1. a
- (Journal. p
SFcr.paugh's Circus t
I :.s come and gone. The proces!ion at
thron;rh the streets w:s neither ui %
nor gorgeou, imt was neat and attra- it
r- tive. The streets we-c lined with peto- at
d ple all day; not half of those who came b)
rto town went into the circus. The per- t
formtiantea was good; there was nothoig
new e.,!ept tho bicycli riding and the ey
6- firing of a man out of a canion. The si
a p..r 0-at is avcomplished Iv lle:ms c.F V
: a grouu spring, and! is neither difulllt at
nor &mnerolis. 1'her! was sezn ety
anyapplanse during the wh.ole perform- T1
.an((,. :nd this fact s!ened to Cast -i -ort
of danper over the performers.
? Railroad Lial:lities for Stock Killed. E
The Master filed to-day two reiorts a
in the Greenville Raairoa eases in
VolVing11 the liability of the Receiver for p,
ttoCk killed by cars in Newherry Coun
r ty. One was the esse of Juliu l;:mks,
whose hore- and nmale were in his pas- C
'. turv-, tluolgh which'te road- ran, and n,
wer. *i illed February 14th. 1880', whili y
the new fence law wasi in force. The
.otiner ais the ease of N. W. Gr,gory. C
twhose mule hlad got loose and was killed
SFtbriuary 21st. 1880. The Master dte- .
Citdes that the Receiver is !iable, and
n that the stock wsL be paid for out of
th- fund known as the Receiver's fond.
( C ton Xcws amd Couricr, 27/h u?l.
The !rcubator.
By ;nv4taton we paid Mr. Mord-'.a
vISt ti witness his "iatching ehickes."
A Just before we entered his "nest" we
lteard the chirping of the it tle el.icks.
as though the old mother-hen was in
charge. Mr. M. has a setting now of j
eight hundred eggs, which he ititends -y
h.Itching during Fair week. and will
have his "nes a in the Fair grounds on
exhibition. He understanmis :h.- hat.h- n
ing So thoroughly that he will show
about 200 little chicks emerging from f
the shell cach day during the week.
[al metlo (Columbia) Romn.
What a good thing this would be to 0
a communay tout two months before a
a camIPIMLeang, t
The American Agricukurist
For Nov,-mber lst,, coninn more thun
its :is;:ai chol,ce -se!ectioij of v:duablt: plac
tical articles. Arno:g the leading ccori
titor(A are : Prof. C. E. BesseV-'Cut- t
worms ; 2.,edies, ete.'; Dr. M. Miles_ t
RuLation ofr,rops', Prof. S. A. Knapp
u 'Pot bed Wire for 1, 'i rof. . V. '
itilev--The C hirct hiu'; Col. M. uG. We'ld ti
-dmo euse in the P'o.try Yartd' A
Tim unker-'D)o A "uricultuural Fauirs Pay '/
L.t B. Arnod-'Fiec'ks in Cremun'; Prof. W.
J. I.e..i!-- \'r., on I i:e Corn'; Hon.I . l
A. r"o ----ini" :"wi Cu:k'ar WVorm'; ,i
S I.... -. ,..e.--.-.dig' of Wh-.tV'l
sch: %' g 'Wtorkii'. (n' 'h" Rto' T
I r:ommon Crow ; aat.a.:1r; Lump1. 1"ishu ;
v Hints lnd Hlpe for Fartmers ; Str,.n.hionsf C
s,Cow ntablh.; Fruit L.idders; Dotuble Gate: p
10 ' Two Tro::l Wn Weeds; fhe &IIon-ier,
r et c., etc. Ttzere ;' a full mteasure of House- C
hol.l :cmuer, anzd the Boys' and Girls'
G;.lt.tnf are crow-led wit.h valuable juveik
reaidingz. Terms .$l.5(t at year, 15 cnts a
'-r cow;'. Oranige .Judld Co., Puiblishter, New 11
York. f
WADI.E.Y, EMANUEL Co., GA.. f:
,s Oct. 10, 1879. g
n- Gentlem~en: While attending t he Gen- 1
r.e eral Assembtly this suneiner, I tried yonr
Ii S:ar Curine on my leg, it being atff<cted d
e with an old sore enn.sed by a wotmd re
m ceivedl dIuing the late vwar. After hav- n
t. ing thtoroughtly tested it I am compelled
.to say that it is a success, for I have had'
experienceJ ;rih different physicians and t
remedies, and foun.d cathing to care me, d
until I used your Star Curine, widph has 'J
cured a remarkable bad ease. Wishing o
you succ:-ass, I am yours, respectfully,
JOHN BELL. S
:tFor sald' by Dr. W. E. Pr.;JJAM. 50-1y v
G,(o ;o hi. A. BUTNS for Potatoes
'.''T?h bst Org.ant at Ednaid ScholtZ's.
T1 HoMP%ON, I)enut is., oppos.it.e herald 0l1cs0
SGo to U. A. BU RNS' for your Li -un
d4ry sotp. Starch and Uluciner. ::-f
~Liens for Sale.
Blank Liens for supplies and for rent,
Sfor sale at this oiisca.
SKendalls Treatise on the Horse.
This valuable book is for sale at the
[ituiaw Book Store, price only 25 eents
for sinugle copy, or five copies for SL00.
T his book tells you what to do for you:
h' orse when sick, anid tr'eats of every (is
in Iease to which a horse is liable. Get a
mcopy and save money and anxiety.
of Only' for sale at the
e 51--ti JIE:nAL BOOK STORE.
-Club Rates. I
The C.olumnbia llegistcr will be eib,
bed it h the I:xwIAi as follows: It
ly Iaytser and HE:nAL $:1.50 i- C
w eekly /.egister and H antAI. w , Daily
Thte Weck!ei Tcomzan and HUtAU at
le $3.50. 47-tf.
dSmith' S-roula Svyrup and Star Cu-v
hrine are purelyvegetble Why will
~1Catrrh, Rh:enmautismn, Kiidne.y anid iiv,- I
e r Diseases, when a few bottles of these
two great remedies wili cure you? I
From C. i). McCurry, Newnan Co..
Georgia.-I take great pleasure in re
com mending to the puhlie ])r. Cheney 's
s Experant and Croup Preventive. My
h it tic' son had been a great sufferer from
aspasmodic Croup dtirmg the nigat. Dr.
Cheney, about t wo years ago, prescribed
s. for him his Croup Preventive, whbich bas
~Imost miractulously cured him. I find it
'3eq1ualiv heneficial in all cases of Coughs.
I consider it a blessing in my family.
07 Ev'ery one should keep it in their houses.
36Try Smith's Scrofala Syvrup for your
blood. It removes ill skin ernptions
of and wvill give you a beautiful an,A clear
m omptlexion. For sa'le by Dr. W. E,
e n- ... . ra1
ersonal.
Rev. James Y. Fair, of Laurens, is in
)wn.
Mr. ltouben S. Maybin returned S:Lt
rday from the Atlanta Business Col
ge, where he b::s been for the past
ree months. le is looking well.
Mr. Robt. W. )avis, who has been
inning the steamer on the French
road for several months past, returned
\Newherry Saturday. The owners of
e s!an-mer have fain-d and eon,-ssed
d-_mnl(-nt. :w4 the ste-:.l)an r will Ib -old.
be parties owe Mr. Davis about $200,
hich he stan dsz:niall chance of getting.
ay Your Taxes.
Capt. U. B. White,. County Treasl
,r. has received the following circular
ow Comptroller-General Bratton. ap
-Oved by Gov. Hagood:
"Simpe.taxes pil when due meet
1-the demands of the State upon the
ople. It is not only the duty of the
lople. hnt their interest, especilly in
is disastrous year, to pay promptly
id nvoid penalties.
"Frow reports received at this office,
seems necessary. in order to afford all
u1ple opportunity to escape additional
irdens, to exerise-he limited discre
'n allowed by law in the premises.
--Yon are anthorized W> postpone the
iforcement of penalties, and collect
mplh taxes until the tenth day of No
!mer next. After that date penalties
tach and must he collected."
bree Cheers.
If afflicted with that most painful and
inoying disease. Hemorrhoids. or
iles. use Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint
ent. It is victorious in cases of even
io longest standing, and establishes a
rmanent cure. Procure a bottle and
relieved. Price 50 cents. White's
ream White Vermifuge is the best
orni killer. For sale by Dr. W. E.
etham. e.o.W.
onfederate Bonds.
There was a pretty brisk sale of Con
derate bonds in Newberry last week,
ic price ranging at about 83: per thous
d. A large quantity was bought at
is price. The following article from
t Scws and Couricr of Saturday
ows that there was a quite a "boom"
Charleston Friday:
There wa; a steady rise in the price
Confederate bands oi 3ro4d street
sterday. Early in the morning they
ert up to $6.50 and then to S7.25. and
fore 2 o'clock P. M. an enterprising
Alder had placed $200.000 in New
'ork at $10. It is said that one of the
ty banks has $7,000,000 in bonds
hich are being held and wfich will
r>t be sold.
The Sunda-y Xevs says: The market
r Corifederate. honds yesterday was
verish and excited. Sales were made
widely different rates, one lot of $5.
)0 selling as low as 31 a thonsand and
otber lot of $12,000 selling at $13 a
ionsand. A sale of $500,000 was made
i :%ceomnt or one of the banks at $1Q
Id i. The total s-des in Charleston
sterday were about $603.000. A rip
le ol excitement was caused by an ad
rtisement for Confederate notes, but
ke boom in these was not very exten
Ve, it.heing understood that they were
anted for the purpose of circulating
nim with an advertisementon the hack.
.small a;mount o'f notes were sold at
'eents per" $1.006.
Some hull ish holders of Con federaje
'zds were talking yesterday of getting
25 and $30i a thousand for their pre
onis rubbish; but telegrams from New
ork received in the afternoon reported
break in the market, the bonds being
elv offered there at $7.50. Whether
i buttpm has fallen out of thbe boom or
ot tscraiy been a godsenid to
eSouth and the surplus cash of the
nowing Ainsterdam investors will cir
lahte in Dixie all the more freely he
ise the lucky recipients never ex
~eted a cent from such a source.
ourt
Convened promptly at 10 o'clock
lon!ay morning, Judge A. P. Aldrich
residing. Solicitor Dncancamne down
om Spartanburg Saturday, lbut that
rening a' telegram stating that his
ther, Prof. David Duncean, was dan
erosly ill recalled him to Spartan
'irg. Judge Aldrich appointed George
uhnstone, Esq., to act as Solicitor
arg the term; and he has discharged
me duties i~n a highiy credIitable man
er. TJhere was sonme delay, as is al
ays the case, caused by the failure of
'itnesses to he promptly on hand; hat
ie Court soon got to work. The Judge
livered a short charge to the Grand
ury. and the acting SolicItor handed
t a nnmber of bills.
Th'a first case tried was that of the
tae against Myraf Davis, charged
-ith privily stealing from the person.
'he verdict was guilty.
The Contingent Docket wais called,
nd the. following crtses were called and
isosedI of as follows.
Geo. Werts, muurder-continued, de:
ndant not arrested.
Dave Seurry et al., grand larceny
rime disposition.
Bill Payne. grand larceny, same.
Abram Boyce, grand latrceny, samer
James L. Brooks, grand larceny,
rime.
Abb Burton. grand larceny, same.
LeiPayne. grand larceny, same.
Wi!Thomas, official mPiscond(uct,
anled( semeneglC awa'i g'* him, same.
Dock Nance. ali,s Anderson Nance,
randl larceny, same.
Kent Gallman, grand lareeny, same.
Dorsey Peterson, grand larceny,
'ime.
Unpry Davis andBlurly Davis, grand
treeny, sarme.
Mack Speake, arson. same.
Win. Hayes, assault with intent to
il. sealed sentence awaiting him,
a~me.
ii. T1. Williams, obtaining money un
r false piretenses, same.
lufus Lyles, grand larceny, same.
The following True Bills were found :
Cornelius Galiman, stealing grain
rom the field-pleaded guilty'.
D avid McMorris, assaiult and battery
eith intent to kill, and assault and hat
ery-guil1y of assault and biattery.
Rnd;dlph .Jefferson, mral icious injury
Andrew Finney. burglary and grand
greeny.
Warren Cannon. stealing train from
he tield.
Green Chiandlier. carrying concealed
weapon-fonn'i guilt y.
Willie Raff rape.
Luther Johnson. breakmng r.nd enter
ng dwelling-house in day time-found
~uilty-two cases.
Myra Davia, larceny from the person
-found guilty.
Green Owcns, murder-not arrested.
Moses Burton, Gabe Long and Henry
heil. malicions mischief.
Clarv Gilliamn and others, riot.
Wyatit Hollin, earrying a pistol.
In the case of the State against N. B.
i}enport, grand larceny, the Grand
Various and all About
Remarkable weather,
And we remark variously,
That such a season never was known,
And that farmers have had a chance
to pick all of their cotton.
And also that in consequence those t
indebted to the HLH.%.im ean afford to (
pay uip,
And forther that it will -fford the
pnwlisher and subscriber great happi
ness.
1r -it. waut a good Cigar, call on
H. A. BURN ~7-i
The long-desired rain eawu SLI-day I,,
night.
- Tie linest (;raekers, plaiiiand sweet, I
1 L. A. BUtN'. ::7-tf
Theircus carried ot, about -$4,00'
from this County.
1 ,11y the best Smoking Cigira on
the uiarket Irom JONEi . 4O-Sf I
Thanks to Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken for
valuable public documelts. I
a- A bn- selectivu of Oanrod Gouda,
at Hl. A. BURNS'. i-tt
Mr. Braxton Davis is quite sick in
Columbia with pneumonia. I'
i Go to H. A. BURS' for your Plain
and French Candy, Nuts and Fruits. -P7-tf
I
Little Clande asked his papa for an a
Art Noks-he meant a Noah's Ark. ft
Newberry has had the Irair, the Cir
cus and the fire eater. What next? r
tl
All parties indebted in any wise to i
H. A. Burns will make immediate pay- I
ment. Oct. 19, 42-3t.
"Eternal vigilance is the price of lib- F
.rty;" and the price of the HERA,D .is
For a choice, large variety ot Chew
ing a:id Smowkin- Tobacco, go to v
:r7-tf H. A. BURNS'. t
. Mr. Lud Lake has been promoted to
tie position of baggage master on the t
C. & G. R. L..
- Go to 11. A. BURNS' for 11orsford's, .
Sea Foani, Sea spray, Platap-;co and Star t
MiNs Baking Powders. :7-tf P
All subscribers intending to pay in
wood are requested to begin early and a
haul big loads. Don't forget it.
Forepaugb's procession was the lar- 5
Oest anld most complete ever witnessed, f
and the cleanet:L and best appointed.
|' r,> to 11. A. BURNS' for a choice 4
lot of Pipe. and Snnkerm' Articles, espe- M
cialiy the Shuck-niouth Cigarettes. -17-tf d
The largest crowd ever seen in New
berry Were out on the streets Tuesday.
Tley came in response to Forepaugh's
tl
Diligent search has been made for %
Green Owens, the murderer of Charley f
Jackson, but so far he has not been i
found. I
Mr. 11. ). Stockman, of Prosperity;
presented us with several bunches of
grapes just ripened on his vines. He"
has lots more of them.
A pauper named Jesse Smith com- c
mitted suicide by shqoting hiiself with f
an old musket at-the Poor 11ouse last A
week. Cause: tired of life.
Trhe PalmeUo eon says tb'at Col. I
Adam Frichiberger, of Marion County, I
Fia., is proddeing a variety of orange t
striped like the ribbon grass. r
A Cincinnati paper says that tho po- t
litest young man going is a resident of
that city. He took off his hat to speak
i.e a lady through the telephone.
Three coach loads of people came
down on the Laurens train to see the: i
ciceus. Col. Crews, of the Herald, ~
came along-to see the animals. t
Five parties were tried before the
Council y esterday morning for drunk
einess and disorderly conduct on circus r
day. They were found guilty and fined.
A colored dead beat on the train ast a
Nwberry Monday, being threatenedr
with arrest by the e:onduct'or, precipita- 3
ted himself headforemiost through the;
window. E
The Greenville News of the 28th ult.,
savsi: Alexander'Stnart, a drover well r
known in this.eity, was badly hurt by I
being run over by cars in Cincinnati /
last week.
Anybody can catch a cold now. The ~
trouble is to let go, like the man who
caught the bear. We advise our readers
to keep a bottle of D)r. Bull's Cough
Syrup handy.
WVe have heard of a disgruntled cot
ton grower at Alston who is not happy i
because lie only ma~de fourteen bales to
one mule. Hie ought to be hung, drawni
and quartered.
It is said that a baby in Ohio, which
was fed on elephant's milk, gained I
twenty pounds in one week. It may
e right to add that it was a baby ele
phant of the 4-paw variety.
Do not fail to remember your indebt
edness to the HERALI oflice. We
waited on you during the Spring and
Summer andl can't wait on you during
the Fall and Winter.
D)on't go hack on the HERALD Job
Printing Office. You can have cards,
posters, dodgers, bill and letter heads
printed as cheap there as at any other
establishment, and in double quick
Mr. Geo. A. Langford, from bis little
patches of bottom land, 13 acres in all,
realized three hundred and sixty-five
bushels of corn, or twenty-eight bushels
to the acre. Not so bad for the dry
sumnmer.
A ruralist who tied one end of a rope
to a cow and the other around his waist,
reports that at first he thought he bad
the cow, but at the end of the first half
mile be became convinced that the cow
had him.
We see it stated in the newspapers
tat Mr. WV. H. Whitmire, who is a
former resident of this County, made
this year on Saluda River, near Green
ville, 500 bushels of corn on 11 acres
a fraction over 45 bushels to the acre.
The North British & Mercantile and
te Queen Fire Insurance Companies,
the two comp)anies in which Mr. S. P.
Baird was.insured, have, through their
agent at Neuwberry. Mr. E. A. Scott,
wttledl the loss of Mr. Baird on stock
and building on terms satisfactory to all
paries interested.
Spring butterflies are in beautiful
bloom all over our streets, and seem to
have an affnnity for young gallants.
Oe' of very large variety and gorgeous
in color lit on the skirts of one of Tar
rant's gayest clerks the other morning
and hunig serenely and happily while
Ihe escorted a couple of fair ones to the
Hotel.
Nr. Jas. R. Blanton captured a Cooter
he bank of Tin;ketv urf(k. le ex
ihited it at the Fair ard the va-rmint
reated as mneh #-x!ivnment as
inest animal on the grounds. The
ieads are di-stinet-enchi having a
nwith and t*wo eyes al atiwng sep-t- I
ately. Wh-ii movin- i .ppea thrt
ne head controls the movements of'
bree legs and the other one. Now', as
ooters with one he:nd live for ever, how
ming wi'j! a Co:,-r wi!h t wO ht:wdc live.?
The amphibious ionstrositV h3S
een pnrch-(-d iv 'M. M. 311oo 41f
ewberrv and li hwd e..J ited th. I
tate Fair.-Caion Times.
for a mmA ::
aelh tine viim : hi,y, ic. w ii b-nK L
ou down an.J im.-l yoi. shen and -ndpacwoht,
Aid you wilal r
[oeh whisky v iit bn ou w2' hegtib-,
our breath v.&.i z ovi make vull'
ou lose oir -- ik like is! you! pyle,
Voln ereCwbvb:- l. otto smnlile.
uit should ite be I :,A ad
your cotiign y r d: i to wiot.
uit the Action -
The best Liji,unt. in the world for
an or beast is Coussens' Lightning
,iniment. For Rheur:tism, LameT
ack, Pain in ,5-. Nourlgia. Corns
nd Bunions, it is a certain cure. aid
r Spavin, lingboite. (alis, Cuts antd( c
cratches O2 ar.iai-. 1: is the best
medy kn6vri. Price ;',o Cents a ot
e. White's Cream:n Wlit'e Verwifuge V
the best Worm kil,er. Fir sal by
Ir. W. E. Pelham. C.o.w.
rcf. Mantog and his Managers.
Wo matter hi,v inerimrious a iier
rer, or how - nv wonders he
,n accomplih,. if :e -:r,% be not ad
ertised it w1;1 uoi. be ptronizvd. as
as proven n Fer night hy the e
iirty men and boys ixho occupied the C
ro front rows of seat, at Thespian C
[all. The elite of N,eP-viry knew no- i
iing of Prof. M:.ntog and the uper
A
uman -diableries to be rendered on T
iat oceasion, and they nissed it all, N
e sword swallowinga. the bare foot B
irouette on t.- r,t irn plate, to- s
ether with tie wusie by te orchestra.
Vihy the strains vf Pro!. Jackson. C')l- T
red, on his Cremona, drew rapturous
pplause from th! front wats, whose
:icks and feet dl'oWed the frantiC 4f
>rts made by Prof. Wade, the inixita
ie bootblack, en th.e bones-wbo were
ployed at immeanse expinse by Man
gers J. & E.. t worthy youn;;- men
those first essy a N thic ro ana,rgeris
eserve thanks of the cotim-unnity. but
rho received it in a lim!ited maner.
'e opening fantasie by ihe orchestra
f Rang-dang-diddle w.ts alone woin i
'i fifty cents charLed for admission,
ut In fortunatelY t m'nw y taen1 in
js not viotig to be (ivl(,id between
ddle. hones and sword -wallower. -o
ras all turnnd over to Pr-of. MA'antog.
f may be welto tav utaL the machine
y of the stage wor ' stor fin Frk.:'7
ight than whrn Evietion was perform
d, simply hecause tber va! no !at
ampt made to work it, c-her than to
oist the drop c Tor. To mnch praise
annot be rendercd Maragers J. & E.
)r this, and could they ha7e prevented
fnntog from flitting . about so much,
thereby so muh valuable time was
>st, the whole thing would have beens
erfect. As it is we do not complain,
de Prof. did :il h. t was p)romisedl and
lore;. but we are sorry for the manage- I.
.en*who m.ade nothing..although they
janaged the thing. even to the engage
ment of the band. :olmiraly. And
'rof. Mantog w:n suiperb,from the won
erful nigures hie tdrew on the canlv:,
own to the final :t of dant'cing onf the s
ed hot iron piart. nor war. there :mny
iscount on ,Jaekson anid W:vle. "xceOpt I
at the fiddlhie durtng some of the(
lost perilous fterts of Man:og. especial- ~
y wen he h.rl his fe.t on the hot ntonft
late, was a mere siwing of the et gut
nd no tune, but the musicians were
pelbound an~d :e .xenise them. and
gain express egret th:at therte was nio
ore mioney ini u. We hiope these
oung managers wil! not give it up so.
ogus Certificates.
Do not fail to caill on your druggist )
r a bottle of that putresw eet antd 'e
eios blood par itier. Sm ithi's Serofaila
~rup.
Star Curne co:res all chronie Sores
nd is a sure curr- for Pie.
Call on your druggist before it is too
ite and get a bottle of Smith's Scrofula
rup and Star Corino.
From B. F. Moore, A.M., Patddelt r
f Moore's Sonthern Business Uni versi
7, Atlanta, Ga.-This is to certify thate
have used Dr:. lhen:y's Expectorarnt
r my family fir n*veral y'ears, and can
ecommend it as~ at invaluable remedy
ar Coughs. etc.. and have found it su
erior to any ther remed'ies that I have
ied. For sale by Dr. W. F. PE.
'HE PE IE & HOUSE,
(Formerly e Ma-.fra Hause.:
NEWBERRY, S. C.
ON M. PEN;NUTOJN, Proprietor
This popular .:-i:vo.rten:y loemedt
orxqe has been: oien': by I *. noreset: Pro
rietor, who -.il! ;re r 0 pain; :i make
it guetat comternt i;. With rooms iar"e,
ry, clean and wn!! fii a :: , :i table sei.
ie with the b.< :t e -: bie had, polite
nd ready attet.mit a:. ::w pe of his .er
'ant, be feels 'a-.rr.1 of :: ,. ..titi o..
Terms, $1 per Day; $12.50) per Month.
June 22, 25 -- t!.
Votice of Final Settlement.
will miake a ,tliCt-ie' uO thte esLte of
2Tran:qrilla cham:np.rt, in th l'robate
ourt for Newherry ' .0nt'y, i.., ou Wedi
esday, the 9't dar Li November. PO&!,
.nd imediatel; thereaf;c atpply fo:' .
isharge as Gu:d it onf Ldi, esate.
F'IERGE M. IIAWKINS,
G;uardian.
OcI. 3, 188 .-'l
HARVEY REESE,
IN NEWBERIRY HOTEL.
risi te I w i , --t: a e it bush
md solicit -ltn tind frah:.:m tl wt;rk . t
.sf:.tin guarawtted. I tha.:k mry wiur
aus patrons for their generrns support m
the past. .4p. 22. N9-i
WIGHT's HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
This new and ei.-gtnt House, with all
modern improveimem-., is now opeu for th e
reception of gutests.
S. L. WRIGHT & SON,
M.... 19, 12--i Pro rieorr.
Conmercial.
c.. N-w 2, 1,4b].
ow .id :...... .... ........ . .. .o
S ............. .... 31
d 1 i n .............. . . . 1 :1
Good demand.
Newberry Prices f;rrent.
cr:u-[:.CED WL i.Y
3y J. N. MAP.TN & CO,
'.'oa zi.~ Nu-.ar ( ure-d. .
.% 1 .C. R . ew. ...... a11
Ai A.". 46ALSd
shou:-ft: i. Nqfv.............
Sid C. R.. Nw
.9 :06 L,s.:Ciga ........:... l
AMii
,A RD -
..eaf.i Tierces.... ..... ...
L ..:. ;n U::cket:-...... . .. 1
P o d r -.................... 1
.14
E-. r - t. I . ................... 1
U -1--..- L .. .. ... ......,.... .. 0
>e m r ........ . ..... ... -
"o ..";E
N%w Orlear:s Svr:p . 73
.AV Orlean.- 31
uba MEola1 . ..
:r Touse Mo e
E A -
der. ............... .5
. i.. . ..... ......
UFFEF
.: t ie ' rc e ...... 25: .
1A ij R io ...........p...... 1
Cider in--.. ... .....
white Whe inpr.6
en e .................. . 20)
3-:AR
lt.... ................. 120
. ted . .............. ..24
AA .. -. ............ ... .. ...........
VARCH. 12
EAR 4 A\1 .Fz ... ....... ...... 15
LOURl, pcr;b! ............ ....... S.o,ial1.01
FA,AL lIfNY ....... ... . 4
-%NDY ... . ............... ...... 20
oN ENTRATED LYE............ 20
NGLISHI SOD!A. ........... .... 1'
0RSFOlW'S BA KiG POW DER 25.
EA F'A!.'A KINl POWDEP... 35
XL,E GitEA1E......... .1
A60a 1.25
AILS IG, kez.... .............. 4.50 O
AG l ING-l- Avy.......................... 2
itmtoW mJEs. per brich ....... 2 0
PIJCIE D A RROW TIES. ....... 15
E) CLOVEK SE.D-per !1....... 21
ED OATS--per tu... ..5. .... 75 S
1310TilY iY.............. ...2 o
Ili'sce'laneaus.
(ING OF THE SINGERS,
Above is the31 ext.l repesentation ofthe
EWINGI 31ACIIINE we sell for TWENTY
IOL L ARS. It is in eve-ry rs ~pect the very
et-t of the ningeir Style of~ ?,l:.chinecs.
Fii.eI i i th nne.t .,: ao0r. withi the
tt-=t imiprovemn.; for wiling the bob
in, I he mo'st conva-nient s:yl.- of1able wit):
xter.ic.n leaf, larre drawcrs an)d beautiful
'he King of iSinger Machines.
We) <i ot aok youi to pay\ for iL until yot
ee whiat you are baying. We only wish tc
T ow that yo really intend to btyz;mta
hine. and) are willing to paty $20 for tly:
e.t in the Market.
Write to us. sendinlg lthe namet~C of neareal
airoad' Station an:d we will seni1 the ma
hine anitl give inst ruction- aun't allow yor
yX lmineHi it iseforI' you .:ay lor it. A 'llrus:
WILLMARTH & CO.,
Ue . :. 2 :: PEILA DELPHIA. PA.
N. Y .t Hu.Awidmi:1
'ETERSON'S MAGAZINE.
SpIendid P'remiums for Geitting~ up Clube:
.arge-Siz.- $tee! Engraving. faandsome lto
gr:nph Albarn. E&tra Cop~y fo 192.
FULL-SIZE PAPER PATTERNS !
.?7 A .'rmPEMENT will bi .given in ever)
umber hr 192. contaiDn. .J fCll-Size pattern
1r ai lhd -;'s. or child, dre,s. Ever y subhcr ibel
ril! receive. .iirinlg tae yeair. tweb-e of thies
atterns. worth miore, alone. taa the M.ubscrip.
Ont price. rg,
P'eTEasoma MaoAz!rE is th,e bvt utndiba
't ofthe lau.. -s books It givesi more for th<
0ule7 a nt combines greatter mert. tu:an any
the:. le i,ort it has. the
lE-T sTF;I, EN IiA VIN:;..
!I1-SICUILO)iED FA.Sl1(IS.
lIW.,T DRESS P'AT I;F,s.
BlEST WO.R!G.TABLE TTllNS
b;EST MUs IC, 1tc.. f4c.
Jto immnense circulation and long established
eputati eni.ble ip roprietor to dietance all
utmpetitors. In l.,2, it will containl a brillian
SiLENDi&tY iLLUSTRATED ARTICi.ES.
T!:' storie-. n.o'..-t. & c.. ini -'eter'ot." anr
dwitted to' te the bes. pub!lie. All the mosi
ropular fem-i!e write contribute to it. Ita
S2, about 10: originai stories~ witl be given.
nd in addition Six Corarau-r NovELETs, by
inn S Stephens. F7rank Lee G;en.ulIct. .Jaue G
Eu-tir1. Mariett. iIcAley, Lucy t. llooper, anc
irs. E-. L. Cu--hing. The
COLORED STEEL Fa.SHION PLATES
it "itersona are ahe.ad of aill ethers. Thes
ates are engraved on steel, TWbCen Tax~ U5UA
tzE, and are unequaled for beauty. They wil
sutperb!y colored. Also. lionsehold Cookery
nd oth.-r rc.eipts: articles on Art Embrcidery
lower i utuie, luse becortion-iu short ev
rythiug int:eresting to ladies.
TEnx:s ( Always in Advance) 82.; A YEAS:.
a*e Unparalleled Offers to Clubs. -u
2 Cooies fur 58.50i; :3 C~pies for $4 5.:; With
otly steel engraving. "HU5a! Doy'T WAKI
m-lx.'- or a hand-tme Pa.vrc,GRAPH A LBUM
or getting up the Club.
1 Copies for $ii.50; S Copies for 89.'.; wit)
.u extra copy 't- the Magazine for 1982, as:
renuum,n to the pie:son getting up the Club
5 Cop.ies for e3..o'; 7 topie' for .10.Z;: wit)
p-th an: extra copy efthe Maam for 18'
n-d the large! etel engravit:. or Photograpi
lbum, to the person getting up the Club.
~or L::.rger Clubs Still Greater Inducements
CIL 1LES J. P'EfERZSON,
063 Chestnut St.. Ph.iadelphia, Pa.
Ty .Specenen sent grctis. if written for. Ii
et up. ciu-s wibh. et. 12, 41-tf.
THE COTTAGE HEARTlI
:mne of i!omii Art -o lio,:ui Cui:ure. Con
:an.more reading of l'aAcTzcAL DoMLsTI<
WO 'RTH .and .FStTiT: HOME INTEREs
ibi .i:y o:her magazine oif :t price. Fac;
naiber ominis Portraits an'd Sketebe~s c
Dtnguishe. Men, Superior IJonze Music
lora A.tics, Stories al: Adventuret
Choie P1r,, me !..a:st Fashtions, the MC
Iher - Chair, the -Stade-nit'a Corner. th
Yountg Folks' W indow, all fully illustraited.
Tet me, 51 .50 a year, in advance, postag
prepaid.
CLUUJ RATES.
We are enabled to make the following offt
to our readers: l'o all who subscribe withi
three monius and pay 52.75 i advance, iw
will send the Newberry lisaALD and tlI
"CotTAGE HEAtTH" for one year. Th:
will give you a good paper and a chi
mgazine for a jittle more than the price 4
either. P'ease send in your subscriptions
onc. Oct. 12, 41-2.m
eliscellaneous.
S. P. BOOZER & SON'S
FIRE INS[LUNCE AGENCY9
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Rep)re-tuig the folloviiug strong and
r6iihlc 'ompanips. for mary vearq in the
Ageney of the iate .pj. W. F. Nance, to
%kit
Liverpool and London and Globe Insut
anre mpany.
Insurance Company of North America,
of Philadelphia.
ConEireutal Insurance of New York.
Star Insurance of New York.
TOTAL ASSETS OYER $40,000,OOO.
Large facilities for Insurance against
Fire un all hAds of pioperty.
The Insurance of Farm Property a spe
eia feature in our Agency.
Liberal and prompt settlements guaran
teed. Sep. 14, 33-6m.
1GLENN & POOL,
(Successors to Wm. F. Nance, dee'd.)
The undersigned hdviug associated them.
selves toge-ther for the purpose of conduct
i:g the INSURANCE BUSINESS, would
respetfuilv ask for a continuance of the
business lately entrusted to Major Npee,
and also any av v busihesb that .ny offer.
JAMES F. 1LENN.
TENCH C. POOL
32-tf.
STATE OF SOUT1I CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
TN COMMON PLEAS.
Elison S. Keitt, Nlf, vs G. U. Counts and
E. . Siber, Det'ts.
Relief
By order of the Court in the above stated
ase, I wi;l sell at pubie outcry, before the
Court House at Newberry, on the first Mon
day in November, 1SSi, one Five-Horse
Power Portable Steam Engine and Carriage,
on the following term*, to wit- The pur
chaser will be required to pay one-half of
the purchase mocey in c:ish, and to secure
the balance, payable at :twelve months,
with interest. from the day of sale, with ap
proved securities, and a mortgage of the
propetty, and pay for papers.
SILAS JOHNSTONE, Master.
Master's Office, Oct., 1-881. 43-2t
VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.
The following'lands belonging 'to the es
tate of the late Madison .- Workman, and
situate in Newberry County, are hereby of
fered for sale in three separate tracts, as
follows':
J'he Smith Place,
C,ntai,ing Two Hundred and Eighteen
(218) Acres. nore or e lying on the
%aters o: lush River and bounded bv lands
of leiiry 0. Heusun. Jijmes Reeder, Dorsey
andi others.
The Red Mill Traet,
Co::ainng ighty-three and one-fifth
(83 i-5) Acres, more or less, lying on the
waters of Bush River and bounded by lands
of John & Robt. G. Wallace, James Reeder
and o-.ers.
The Moats and Gary Tracts,
Containing Two Hundred arid Eighty-one
and o Pe-half (28l}) Acres, more or less,
bounded by lands of Johrn & Robt. G. Wal
lace, I. N. Gary, 'James ReAder and ot,bers.
The above la?nds cani be bought at pri
vate sale between this time and the firsf
Monday in November. If not sold before
that time .itey will be sold at publio sale at
Necwbe'rry Court House, the first Monday in
November next to the highest bidder.
Phlits of above traCLS cast be seen by ap-'
plyibg to any of the undersigned.
Titles guaranteed.
Tmt~s or Si.s-One-half cash, the bal
ance payable in twelve monthi, secured by.
mortgage of the premises sold.
J...WORK~MAN.
J. M. WOREMAN.
- MS. Ei. F. DAVIS.
R. C. WORKMAN.
-1P. B. WORKMAN.
T. R. WORKMAN.
W. B. WORKMAN.
FOR ;SALE.
We .the uno.rsigred distributees of es
ot l .Jacob O Bowrs, dec'd., will sell, at
public atetion, at Newberry C. HI., S. C.,
on the 1st aionday in November, 1881, a.
cert.rin valuable tract of land, containing
OneL Hundred andl Seven Acres, more or
less, bounded tby lands of .Jamnes Wood,
Gh;rs,tiIna Dcianing, Andrea Kreller, Jacob
Mills, A- Amniek anzd T. Bi. Hfawkins, situate
in Newberry County.
Tz:ts or S.i.x :--Ca-h, purchaser to pay
for papters. Unless termis of 'ale are com
plied itih wiithin 3 days the said tract will
be resuld at tirst purchaser's risk ou 1st
Mond:ay in Decem,ber, 1881.
E. L. HENDR1X,
JI. S. BOWEWRS,
M. E. BOWERS,
ELLEN N. HlAI.
WILLIAM I'. l IRP,
J. L. BOWERS,
.1. B. BOWVERS.
J. E. STOCKMAN,
J. W. STOCKMAN,
Dis,tributees of Jacob Bowers.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBJERRY.
IN THE P'ROBATE COURT.
Thomas F. Harmon, as Admini'strator of
the Personal Estate of John N. Harmon,
deceased, Plaintiff, against Sallie M. Go-.
ree, Ninnie C. Reagin, Nora Lee Hiar
mon and Mary E. Harmon, Defendants.
Gomplaint for Relief.
P'ursuant to an order herein passed the
.4th daiy of October, A. D). 1881, 1 will sell,
it public o.ory, at Newberry G. H., S. C.,
on the 7th -lay of Neyemdber, 1861, as the
property of JIohn M. Harmon, deceased, all
that tract of land situate in said County,
containio.; Two flundred and Fifty Acres,
more or less, anid bounded by lands of Jes
se D. Hornsby, 5. M. Gioree, P. J. Stephens,
William Langford and others, on the fol
lowing terma, to wit:
One-bait of the purchase mouey to be
paid in cash, and the bah ance thereof on a
-cdi of twelve months with interest from
the day oft a:.e, to be secured by the bond
of the purchaser and a mortgage of the
premniie sold-with leave to purchaser to
pay all cash il desired
J- B. FELLERS, J. P. L. C.
. Gt. 1'', 1S8l. 41-4t.
Notice of Final Settlement.
I will make a settlement on the estate of
a Minnie M. Ridlehuber in the Probate Court
for N ewberry County, S. C., on Monday,
e the 14th day of 'November, 1881, and im.
mecdiately thereafter apply for a final dis
| barge as Guardian of said Estate. And I
r will at the same time apply for a final dis
a charge as Guardian of the estates of John'
e J. Ridiehuber, Henry C. Ridlehuber, Larar
e A melia Ridiehuber, (now Wicker), Martha
a Louisa Ridlebuber, (now Epting), and ILe
gonora L. Ridlebuber.
ADAM F. CEOMER, Quardiiana.
Oct. 1], 18R L 41-5L.
Dry Goods and .Aeios~.
unliniF. KIll!
-AT:THF
DRY GOODS
EMPQRIUM
Consistiog of the f(41owing goods:
Prinis,
Ginghams.
~~1iaeys,
Domestic Plaids and Stris,
Linings, &c;
DRESS. COODS,
SILK AND SATINS
BLEACHEf Af- BRW
Sheetings and Urt'ngs,
JEANS,
TICKING.
Red and White fiaf"*,
Opera Flannels
Cotten Flanmels,
(All Grades.)
Blankets,
Table Linens,
Tdwes.
Velveteens and Silk Velvet,
Buttons,
Corsets,.
Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs,,
Gloves,,
.*Laces,
Ladies' Silk 9andkere&,-;
Ladies' SilTs,
Ladies', Misses' and Cbildeen's
FINE SHOES.
Polite and courteous attetion gi4n to
every vsor,.whedier pmroasr otmo.
BEN. H. CLINE40.
Sep. .1,3 f.
Piawses aas48-es.
IN. CoMO PLEAS. I
E9-reMr,F. N..Ngs
Peiin 0 e f oeta nProa
Prpety
Thoettoer-.annte P:tae
ben nildt igto oetasi
th esnlett f e ee,e ta
0adWlir 0.Nne gis-wfhn
prcs.a beA fldinti.o
Noie sheetygve ha,th ai0e
:iine astisdy 1ie in"h Mse'
STATE OF SOUTH CARQLINA,
COUNTY OF NiEWBEARRY
IN .COOBOTEPLOUE.
Te cre rs. fthe st atef-oh
renertin thei emd oul foath ndesaib
ishthe beoreti oert, ndbfr
the wetitionr,h daro. FNvemb'~er,D
Nthepesof eaiofr ectemset.
ban WJulia B. rpme aan weorge n.Coer
inePro ateCor oebeerry ti Co onty
S.it,one Tuas i ayd Sin of Nov., 18'1
andceh apptly -therafar happl for a, fina
scag aao Gardiaet offo said E stae
CONYOLL NE. CRR -