Special and Local.
uT RSDAY, JAN. 15; 1882.
"Z To EW ADETISEMENTs.
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Feflera-Nofice.e
'iks POWrwovas-p
. Car4te-Difideld.
"this Offie-EFound.
LWIM
i WwaW wid eo W .
-haL F.4GM e *Pr Cbsht
-S La r,A.M., D.D.-WilfiamstOn
Col e,e
. ellers-alling in Creditors of Se
Hendrix. dec'd.
;jjUzh O'N. fHarrington-The South Caro
!&a Boo4 and Bofactory.
J. R. ara r.-Jones'Imeroved and
~OST .0FFICL.
*UpTaa arrives... ...y l 1PM
Up mail clo;es .- -2 50 P M
-W
UT Train arrives..........831 A .:
Laurenas Train.leaves... ....... 3 5.5 P Nl
Laurus U2ail close at... ...... 1 11) P X
OjRc6,4ou3s from St;G A.. M. -'o. - &W . bl.
I.Lw. ,BQO,NE, P M
Nowbarry,'8r. C,DeM^8
#PEGIA OTIE.'1a2nc. n
tices n ta locl wtiena are iurted
the rate of 15 cents per line e icwi s
- 0 Of ne~ dy,~com
. -- - psronw intern
t 'f epe &. are e
at brga&Zr advteenft at Sk1 per
squtare..
otics of ad-ministraion, and. odwr
legal notices, obitaries, tributes of rc
jVed awl notices of meetings, as well as
communicat oiO of a personal character
fnust be patid for in advance
The subscription nrice of tJe Herald
iS $2.00for twelve nonths, $1.00 for six
nonths, 50 cents for three months aul
25 cents for one month, in dtunce.
Names in future will not be placal on
the sutcription books until the cash or
its cquivaIent is paid.
or All communications relating to
personal interests will be inserted at
remilar advertising rates, one dollar per
kqure, cash in.advance. tf
This paper inay be found on ile at GCo. P.
.Bowe1 & Co's Newspaper Advertbiing Ba
.eau (10 Spruce St.,) where advertising con
tracta may be made for it in New York.
Mr. L. S. Bowers, post master at
Poperity is our authorized agent at
.Deaths.
A. W. D4 Cioer 4ied at his
*oe near Pomaria December 20th,
a.4hs 4th year of his age,
ONES. 41-tf.
Rev.
11s s
R. A. B of
thowe iliy k and
ission iety of
pbrch me an
the
fulIlfiet
SGo to.H. A. BQR or Horsford's,
.*W#.sa &ea 5pe Patapeco'audl Sier
Mill. Baking Powders. 37.-if
-Th. Cottage Hearth
For February, with the opening
chapters . of the new story by Geo.
MaeDonaLd, entitled -"Weighed and
'Waot4n6," is received. It is a splen
did aqathly. IPrice (140 o oluhbbsd
*tA sie H ERASDt at '$3 fdr'the tw'.
Stewed, Fried and B,r, at A. C. JONES'
after the 18th October. 41-if.
* e gemington 'apfaturing Co.,
of Ilida.N:J.: 16 .eea2*ssded a
hundred dollar premium en their Cot
-n Planter;.by thb Atlanta-Cotten Ex
- te~ on the
of this place is to be theagent
SFor a choi.ce, large variety of' Chew a
oag and Smoking Tohmeco, go to
87-if H.E A. BURNS'.
. on .S rmanl, Jr., has (ne
*4!the Jones' lwprQved d oe
Long~ Staple Cotton" Sedi for sle.
Tho seed yield very abundantly; and
those wantiDg the very best seed will
consult Mr. Spearman's advertisement
in this issue, and then see him at his
home near Silver Street.
gg Buy the t,est Smoking Cigars on
the market trom A. C. JONES. .41-if.
A Debating Society.
Several gentlemen of Newberrv :are
tak1ng steps to organize a Debating
Sbeiety.- A meeting fo'r the~po}e
of organiz'ation will be held atu the
maw otlice' of Hon. George Jobnstone
Tuesd:d, 10th' instant. att 7 P. M.)
and all wuo desire to -nin are'rednest-.-d
tq he present'at thisa eeting. -
E: Gq to H. A. BtTR W 'for yourPai
at:d 'French Candy, Nuts and Fr'ai&s. 37-t
1Tb. P. D. C.
The entertainment at Luthzr & Dom.
inick's Hall, Prosperity, Wednesday
night 28th ultimo, by, the Prosperiti
Dramatic Club, was a very scesu
affair. The actors plsyed theiruaflrii
&fe~ orthe & -l.
~a chojq
th'e nok-month tes. 37--P
Wiflamston'FemaIe Colsege.
We take particular pleasure in id$
aliaing attention to the card of o12
good friend, the Rev. S. Lander, oni
.of the best ins -' u liaq"r
wh.amaounces ththeW -illia ~to
S.aIee Colege wifo en on Woodays
F~eb.46, with seveaI nie* and%attta
rte leatures. We corbia$y secous
l'n4 ig~titntiop o ou deadep.
.. fflwipreugxuais were award
ed to exhibiitors from New berry at the
tA~ana Exposition, which ..41 e,.ethc
-SIstukimo: Mr. F. A. Se~ 1
the .3100 premium for the o
(Cotton~ from South Carorma.;r.'H
f1. Samuels, premium for Lace Hand
kercliefs; Miss Rav Foot, premium foi
Pcremade of Zephyr, Bends an(
Chienlet,.,Mrs. 'H. . LaPngint pre
McFall & Satterwhite
The partiemhip4erctofore existing
between Capt. J. Y. McFall and Mr.
D. S. Setrwhitea bas been :4inewed
and continued. They will -move in a,
few .day& into. the store om4he "t.St !%
ark Corner" qowccpe
T. Kiblor. : - it
gW Fresh 06oiei Biuter at 35-cgnt.
9-tr. .A. C. JONES.
tFrom Peake's.
One of the negroes that were shot
in as.5riammage with PNiceman La
throp and Moss Christmuas've is still
in a critical -conditiiu. The other
one, *bo received ouly a sfiphtwoundW
fell off tbe 1"R.-'bridge t66 same
night and was killed.
A mad dog was -killed at, Peake's
the 4h. - -
To Suitcribers in Arrears
Enieriiig. 4,.the new yoar we earn
estly ask all parties indebted to us
whether for subscription or advertising
to call and settle at once without fur
ther solicitation on our part'. Th
money is due us and we need. it. to
pmish our business on tbrough another
year. Will' you come 'in and pay. or
shall we cutoff your names from the
snbseription book and give the ac
conts into other hands for collection?
Speak quickly.
t'Go to H. A. IURNS'for vour Lunn
dry .4oap, Stardt and bluoing. 37-tf
Robinson's Coffee Pot.
We are pleased to say that a stock of
Robinson's Precious Coffee Pots of
which mention was made a week ago.
has been receivod and are for sale at
J. F. Todd's. These Coffee Pots are
the ne plus nMra and are commended
for economy and the dolightful etverage
they are capable of making. We have
one -an.l pronounce it the very he!t we
h:ae ever s The coffee nade in ft
is rith and full of cre:aw. We under
sitand that MeArsi'q. Wheeler & Mosey.
of Prosperitv. are also the agents for
thhi sale.
Truth is Mighty.
If you would experience relief from
all annoyances arising from an inactive
Liver, Indigestion, ' Dyspepsia, Sour
stomach, etc., use Poitaline, or Tabler's
Vegetable Liver Powder, a never fuil
ing remedy. for those'disorders. It will
save in indalculable amount of suffer
ing. Price 50 cents. White's Cream
White Vermlfuge is' the. best worm
killer. For saii-by Dr. W. E. Pelham.
' e.o.w.
FOP0 NQpfqlk gYtior*
Fresh Norfolk Oysters, fresh Fish, Ham
Eggs and Hot Coffee, served in the very
best siyle, at my lestauranL on Main Street,
all hours of the day and until 9 to 10 o'clock
at night.. A. 0. JONES.
46-tf .
Too uch Wife.
Jim Clary, colored, came with a
-Womm to Trial Justice Warlisle's .of
fice the 29th-ukimo for the purpose
of being unitedin=the holy bonds of
wedlock. The'Judge, knowing of no
"impediment," performed the ceremo
ny, and the happy cope "ent on
their yaj rejoicing." Bt'heir honey
.moon wis righlessly interrispted by a
'"minion of the la," ina the personi of
a Constab>lefromi Trial Justice Fair's
o$lice t wo days thereafter, who to
Jim ini on a charge of. bigaumy. It
appears that -Jimi had a wife -living
*whenshe was married thme 29h
No More Hard Times.
If you will stop spending so pinch
on ufltthe!Cs, r:cjb food apidstyle, pay
*god h4eltbyj'food; 'cheaper and'better
clothing, get more real and substantial
things of life every way,. and especially
stop the foolish habit 'of employing ex
pensive, quack doctors or using :so
much of' the vile humbug medicine tbat
does yon. only lbarp and put your'truzst
in tat simplp, pqre regiady, nop pt
ters;that curtes always .at a triding cost,
you will::eee good times and have good
Look Out; Thieves at Work..
. ,SeveLec rren'ess of late.jindicate
that there'-is wn orgaeized 'band-of
LhievJes abnEmde 'twnwo are iwatching
for an opportunity to make a haul.
When Mr B. .H. Cline came d*own
town to bis store Tuesday' morning,
21h ul. be fond that an attempt
had :been dnse di b4oc9f his
door; thelc? idt~ o chpted ppwith.
broken--wires and.pieoes'of nails that'
it had to be taken off 'and to pieces?
0u the same morning Mr. WV. T.,.
'Tarrant found that his store door h'ad
been tampered with in the same way.
Tuesday morning. 3d instant, Mr.
W. II. Jones fouod that a lot of old
rags urod eettoe had beeweramm.sed into
the *'eat hole" oif the l.:rek loor of
his bar r~on aa *on fir.e L!Zpre
vi*us cnight..
STu.esday niorn'iut Mr. Rmae's
store dooer keys wer stoleI 'ut of th6
loek ; he b s noLyet besid from them,
snd has tbeen comnelled to put on uew
All these th1rigs ocurriog Withinl
as sort. a time of each other'warn o
gg'A fine selection of Canned Geods,
at~ H. A. BlURNS'. 7t
t.ins for Saie,
lank Liens for supplies and for rent,
for sale at this office.
eiiTi pl-a,pin and sweet,
at '?.A. BLfRNS'.. '7-tf
g- Go'to H. A. B1RNS"for Pofatoes
and dnioris. Zs-tf
l1' yen wisnt a.good Ciga4.'sil on
KendaVs Treatise-onVb the .
I' reeon?~cets
adsave mogey niey
)or 8'rous.
Club Rates.
edibahR egiser il be club
bed with the TIstr. as follows: Weelk
4y .Register and: HEAW $$.50, in
ueekly Begister sud-H~Am.o $5, DEWy
1 Register and HEAL.D $$75..
."Sa.felfTedand' EIraLr nat
Semi-Centennial at the Baptist Church.
The Newberry Baptist Chruh.h4o
just completed the fiftieth year of its
gIsten w1uecmmnemoration of Ibis
eten , astAq;Rr Rev'6 erBroad.
dus erei s , the 1st
.ostanta i nteresti'd 'i diurse 6'Wthe
history of the churcb from its organi
zation to the present time. The dis
form ; it deserves to be preserved
A shurt summary of the,bistary of
the Church. wil- pr4)e 4ntere4tgng to
our readers ;.A a. t1iis we propose to
give.
Prior tIn88i there was no phurel
organization aundno chcirih -5uildin!
in the Town of Newberry, then a
swalvillage of a few hundred ihliab
2 1~. c , ier of th ~y r
(hie shile r
Furman and Joo. M. Barn,, students
of- -the. Furwau,Theologica! lostiute
of South Carolina,. were condu-ting
meetings inl various .arts of the Stite
with mucb sqceW. They were in.
vited to Newberry; in'September they
cale, and began. to preach from a
stand erected for that purpose In a
grote that then stodd in the rearof
the present residence of, Mr. A. M.
Bowers. They soon atrracted 4 ci-owi
which grew'from day to day; - people
came from all parts of Newberry-and
adjoicing Districts to hear them,-and
very soon the most remarkable aud
genuine religious awakening ever
koown in Newberry occurred. As
one of the results of this meeting, and
chiefly of persons baptized duriuig its
progress, the Newberry Baptist Church
was organized on the 30th of tp(-em
b-r. 1831, with 42 me,abers. The
i,i-rers present at the orvaiiziti-n
wcr.- N '. Hodaes. Jooathjan DaIviS,
S. W41rthington atd ),itel M:m)?u1.
T1m c-hnrch Buildiog-still U.:ed
was erncted in 1832 ; the ground upui
which it and the Parsonpge stand was
given by Y. J. Harrington and Jno.
T. Young. The Church Iluilding
was remodeed in 1853 under a con.
tract with Mr. Wallace -A. Cline.
The Bell, wbieb is still uased, was pre.
sented Nt . M -err Boyce, of gharles
too, Sc
R.he foowing4Miniaters have served
~hu h_as Pastors, in the order in
wbicb eIr am iiwed: Jno. M
Bi~e,^s det, Daniel Man.
Tea7~ Siini. Gibson, J.
SBan4L,t
y ~l, Sinb*d-.Furmau,
.W Eason a:- iti
Brm g -The pastorAte of Rev. N.
who was the most distia.
gi of the early Pastors of .I4
Okyeby, hegan-in- 1832, eand lastedI
1kt Aotv eaf T tora of
ail lasted sixteen years: The ability
of: Dr. Brantly as a preacher, his
scholarly attainments, and his success
as a teacher, are still' remembered by
many of the citizens of Ne*berr'.
Qf tie.aors;Of .hb eher , Revs,
i. i rne ..Hodge,Dan'l
Mangsm, Sam'l G-ibson~ Thos. f'rean
and M. C. Barnett are dead: Dr.
Brantly is a Professor in Mercer 'Uni
versity, Maeon, Georgia ; Rlev. J. T.
Zealy is in Mississippi; Dr. Rich'd
Fra,an is in Tc6xas ; Rev. Juo. Stout
is Pastor at Society Hill, Darlingto.n
County, S. C.; and Rev. F. W Eason
is at Newberne, N. C.
.Tjhe folloing s a list of the .Dea-.
cons, in the order'of their appoiWi
meet -,-Jo.-8S. .Carwale ..Y...J.flar
rigton,. Thos. Pratt,. Draytoa Nauce,
dhnBetn@tealh.0 'TMenden
all, G. T. Scott, Win. H. Harring
toi,; J6dB%.OCarwile,bJnoi-':Leavell,
W' i liht 'ad pp nesfleIn
tosh. Of these Jno.. g. Carwile, Y.
J Harripgton, Thos. Pratt, Draytoni
Nadie, Joh-n Bekta AO'Neall,' M. T.
Mendenhein and;G. T; Se'nt are dead.
Win. H. Jlarrington is living in Mis
sissippi.
Thbe Sunday School ofe the Church
*s organized in 1832-, tand has con
r,iiugl wtbut interr tion ever since.
H_rf w the first
tn r4mfo nmsie was inro eed
into thp wophipini1l ; pd the
eellene pipe orgai# now in. use .was
boght-in 1%5 .
- Mr4: Elizabeth- Higgins'-and Mfrs.
Elvira Rutherford are the only survi
vo's now livingr in Newberry of all the
members who united in the organiza
tion of the Church or joined shortly
thereafter.
Two niembers of the Kniureg,'Thom
as { Poipe and Wr Ha~Jas Lavell,
hie hc ordaine'd as Ministers. The
formeitr. after a short but enainttly
usefui career' died at Grunwoo,td. S.
C.. ci the $rh of Jul . J875, at the
age, uf.6; the Iatter is no*, an ba.s
been fo Ia-M#riA-yeK Pastor of the
First Bats;hrhat Manchester.
NeHar?sg.re
Suy Canned Gods
Fancy Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco,
fro A. C.JONES. 41-tf.
Rey. R. D. Smart
Preaeched his Arst ser-mon as Pastor'
of. the Newberry Methodist pharch
Siday morning from t 'ttt; "Ero
dii xiv-18, 18pelak uio the'chilairen
dTIs}ael, (hWat they g;o'forward." The
sernon 'was intend'ed to show the duty
of Chtistian? (o j f9rWard in the 'lip'o
f duty notwithstan ding difliehities,
trusting in God, who will remove the
difiulties, as he did.for the children..
of Israel by parting the waters of' the
Red Sea. -The preacher took occasion
to make some very appropriate reflec
tions concerning the old.and the new
year '
-Theste who have used Coussenis' Coin
pound qorieg of Ttr. 'unalige9ly as
[[ .t isnnegaledas c nr.e for
gD . 14,.apd all diess fth
Throqt and lug.' (tIf dhgi ly;
the awost poplas~cough remedy~ in. the
country, because sit is never .failing.
Price 50-cents a- bottle. White's Cream
Wite Vermifuge is the best worm
kHler. For sale by Dr. W. E.-Pelham.
FDr. ~offett's Teethina .' eehing
sle by all Q t anu try er
ghant.'~ r G 32 54
SOME OF THE HAPPENINGS OF 1881i
- ' JANUARY.
3d. Laurens R. R. sold to the Clyde
Compan. for $30,000-including in
ifi4h $1 tfiis6n of the Episc
a t1buih died at Wilmington.: N. C.
15tb. Col. C. W. Dudley, of Bennetts
ville, S. C., died.
21st. Lynching of Dave Spearman
d Sad& Fair at4opority for rval*.
#24tb. iTrial of thas. Stewart. Parnel
and other prominent Irish Land Lea
guers at Dnblin resulted in a mistrial.
28th. Frank McGrtth, col., hangest
at xig,S. !for murder.
FEBRAffY.
3d. C. 1H. SimoWta, W. H. Parker
and J-* . Hart appointed Codifiers by
the Judges of the Supreme and Circuit
C>urts.
6th Carlyle (lied.
1t~ Bee, of Q- o,0
r of
lington. for killing Col. Shannon n ;
duel--resulting in a mistrial.
MARCH.
1st.' Beaufort Court'House burned.
4th. President Garfield inaugurated.
13th. Czar of Russia killed in St. Pe-.
tersburg by Nihilists.
18th.. Jim Black, coL, hanged at Ma
ri4os foarp.r.
25th. W. fl. 4obertson appointed
by President Garfield'Collecto' of Cus
toms at New York.
28th. Mahone takes his stand with
,he Republicans in the U. S. Senate.
APIL.
Ist. Lease of Air Line R. R. by the
4wiehwand f- Ianville R. R. Company.
1st. Dr. A. W. T4onlpson, of nion,
died.
4th. Sale of Spartanburg & Asheville
B. R. for $111,000.
6th. Saw'l W. Melton appointed by
Ihp President District Attorney for
South Carolin4.
6th. E. NI. Boykin appointed Super
intmlent of Immigration.
6th. Dr. John Simpson, of Glenn
Spring.Q. died.
9th. Gen. M. W. Gary, of Edgefield,
died.
-9th. Judy Metts, Dol., jy-ched in
Laurens County for bouse-burning.
14th. Murderers of the Russian Czar
hanged.
19th. Disraeli (Lord Beaconsfe),
died.
19ti. Gen. Joe Lane diod.
-.22nd. Countorfeiting d'etected, in. S.
Ci PSitentiary.
22nd. Abram Martin hanged at Ab
beville, S. C., for murder.
26th. Congressman M. P. O'Coupr,
of Charleston, died.
29th. Rev. J. I. Bonner, D.D.,-P fti
Apof ge WestJemale CollegeWded.
*AT.
sLt.Ae- Jao. Preston, of Colm
ted. -
4th*&,C Press Association tiet- at
Beaufort. -
5tb.udge Tonomas Thomson, of Ab
bevflle; died
10th. Capt. ,W. L. DePass, of qam
ltb. Celebration of Cowpens Cen
tennial at Spartanburg.
16th. Resignation of U S Senators
Conkling and Platt. of New York.
17th. Revised Testament issued sim
olt'neousfy jn tbisApiinty andEiE
g*. -
~h. Jo. ~ ygjolored~;hapedat
gdeeld for .u4e
21st. Co).'I'ofn tt, of Pennsylva
nia, died.-'.
.JUNE.
3d. Ben James, colored, banged at
Marion:for murder.
9th. Sam'l Dibble elected to Congres
from Second S ()1District in place of M
P ('Connor, deceased.
18th. First cotton bloom reported ins
this Counity......
1 22nd. Gen.Cs..aquittede. at Dar
lington, S C, on his second trial for the
itihling-ef-Cok Shannon in a duel the
.5hof.July, 1880..
22nd. Col. A C Spain, of Darlington,
DDLY
ad realdent (rfield shot iaWNah
in'gton by Charles & Galte'au.
123th. Gen. John C IPemberton died.
162.,ard-Mskeed enator
in place of Conkling.
#ka &G MpIsam elected-Benator
27th. South Carolina R Rsold for
$1,750,000.- including&. i4edaibrancks
AUGUST.
-10th. President iarleld s- ed. azs
extraditiog paper-the qpy 'oEial se
o bybhmi a~e his hemg shot.
th.Lewis R%dmn( ,the "n1ted
atlawu pleaded guilty to ten indict.
mienlts in the U S Court at Greenville
sedf#id-' fo "Albany Penitentia~r for
ten years.
26th. Joe Munday hanged at Edtle
field for murder.
27th. Furious storm on seacoast, es
pecially in Savannah nd~ vicinity-idss
of life 4., and a niillion and a half
t1>lla'rs worth of property destroyed.
SEPTEMl!ERt.
1st. Clyde Syndicate purchased the
Virginia 1i dland 14 R.
6th. President Gargeld was removed
!:Mw Vasbington to IUong Blaneb, N.4
lalhi. S~enattor Burnsid,oRhe
Island, died.d,ofRle
19th; Pre.sident Garfield died at icon
~anch frorm the Wotppd receiyed- @V~
- ~th. Arthur inaugurated as P'resi
dent. --
27th. State Prohibition Convention,
met in Columbia.
S30th.. B W Hicks, white, hanged at
Spartanburg, for wife-murder.
~Ct anta ~plin opened.
lth..'iack Williams,'colored,-lynch
ed inOrangeburg for rape. -
13th& Gov. WStof Lo~uisiana, died.
Lb., ~defeld hu
- o'YEMB R.
4th. R,obert Williams, colored, lynch.
ed near Pelser, Greenville County, for
rape.
22i4d General Assembly. met.
24th. National Thanksgiving.
25th. First killing frost.
25th. Rich'd James was aanged at
Meig,-ad -ebriJohson'at Sumter;
DECEMBER.
-4th.Aren. Judson Kilpat.rick, Mlinis
teftodCiilig dwd.
-tth ~dmWForney, of Pennsylva
9th. 'Vienna Thieatce burnedang '(Q
&~n l Stock Law enacte.
30th. G'abiel White, colored, hanged
at WValterboro' for murder.
SOMB.-OF 'EH1 DEATHS THAT HAVE OC
CURRED DTN THE. C,OUNTY DUBain
. .THE YEAR.
Bth. Mar. JnoSimb.el-Ti f r
25th-Mrs. Anne Payne.
28th. Mrs. P N Carpenter.
31st. Mr. Thos Hardy.
FEBRUARY._ _
-5th' Mi. Janes M Baxter.
6th. Mrs. Nan%y Wick.
12tl. Mrs. W I Herbert.
-24th. Mrs. Wade W Suber-Mr. Pat
Scot.
.fMARCH - 4
9th. Mrs Dr Jno ReThompson
10th. Mr Jno M H'armon.
-Tt. AMiss Mar -Martin.
19th. Mrs Rebecca-S Merchant.
2qn. .Mrs. 1,aura. iier.,
-25tr. Mr Jds-Shanno.
A P1rb..
.ithV MriFridk!Has00
19th. Mrs Dr W W1 es
~22nd.~ 1rMadiaanF Workman.
23d. Mr Thos Spedrman.
24tf. Miss Katie Yair.
JUNE:
Mtrf lis giser.
1OtLr. -Mr Jno'D Eb7g.
18th. Mrs G S Slih.
19t.h. Mrs:Rev:J C Boyd-child of
Mr J W FrnkTini.
20th. Mr Joseph W HAwTin!-Ms
Minnie AfcKittrick.
27tb. Mr Jno't Leoised
JULL
. hth. Mir Hillard Bishop.
11th. Mrs F M Lirdsaj.
23d. Child of Dr D A Cannon.
25t8Miss)NaE(iirk. T
'St4t. Mrsr'J V *elk-MafWinF
Nance.
AUGUST.
12th. Mr Wip TRunio.Tf
16th. Child.of Mrs *4a5Davi
22nd. Mr Jo Peyton Wilson.
2JU 1k * E Migs ore"
,&0. I&, R kingswore.
30tLh. Mr Jno M Neil.
SEP EMRER.z . -
2nd. Mr Peter Saber.
19th. Child of Mr Jno Croaker.
20th. 'Vr'David l Buzb6rdt.'
.26th. -At Jacob Cro&ch
28th. Child of Mr.J.B Clary.
1st. Mrs Mordecai J Boyd.
3d. Child or Mr F WHig
7th. Mrs Mary Cromher:
6"XChild of Mr 0A Dickert.
loth Mrs Jo Lishore.
fit. Mr R C Chapmar. -
18th. Miss Crri0 Sem. -
20th. Miss Lilla~Toof.
Miss Mary Theodosia Writ.
NOVEMBER.
.nd. Child of CoLD A Dickert.
otfi. Vissitie 1jelli White.
15th. Mrs W E Welch.
18th. Childof Mr H H Evans.
24tb.'Child of Rev J- A SUigh.
28th. Child of Mr A J S Langford
child of Dr Jno R Thompson-Mr Ja
cob Singley.
30th. Mr Jas B Livingstn.
-DEMBER.
fst.- Mrs Kafie Sligh.
-4h.-ra Dr-2B.Kanry
12th. Mrs Maria Davia,
20th. Mrs Levi Slaws6-W D. Cro
mer.
2A4.,ir'emoeiH Mposar
29th. Aster Tomme BNieas.
gSotitif Carolina'8o* hee Fac.
tory. - -
A. U. Dibertr Zroprleldr, ge~ ~dda
Salesroom in Newberry, for the purpose of
getting ~e ubli eir- ijs.
Measur n oof und.A
Allj;poo ~'ran ,dnioes ine
unless stamped A.0. Djbert, C.olumbia, S.
0. The -nsie:audRei4egjine
Sewed and Brass-@erevred for men, boys,
w*driiMailie, in Jimuch Calf;) Kipg
specialty. Every one should use these
goods, and help develop South Carolina's
manufactures. -,
HUGH O'N. HARS.JNGTON,:
it General MaaediAln(d.e
Petsoal : '
"O6l/B. W. 13all, of Laurens, was in
town Tuesday.
Mr. Thos. B. Hammil.o JaciF
Miss -Minnie Herbert is visiting
friends in Spartanburg:
Dy. 4. S3. Sates left Newberry
%Jen. C. G3arlin~o of Green
Dr. and Mrs. Garman ent down
to Sumter lasC'hes. ' btrla
se Id'ea. 'omoving to Sumter. et
will belh6me to.day.
Mr. Randali. 7~o~ et-Mjie
toz, returned 6oi.e Yn ', aving
i4. silas Johnstoir' .
Welch egpect tSifi J
iogtaig for ?lorida; the former on an
iDspeotiD5 toir aqbined with busi
ness; the latter chbiefly for pleasure
sg tke g* t*ofglis health.
Sale-Day.
.The- first Sale-day of . 1882-brought
quite a large crowd to towzy 4 con
siderable cuantity o( land was sold, but
" ~ ron El ven moderate...rices~ a
Nii following :in
nie:N. Baxter vs. Lucy W. Barte: e.t
6 "Ja et V. lbre$ah fo
~,5Q;~J. jof t e Springfeld Tract,
a4s~cres, to .r 0.13. Mayer, Jr., for
860; No. 2 of Springfield Tract, 69
acres to G. G. DeWalt, for $900.
ThpseT~. .Mopre, Ad,m.r vs. ErP.
Ake~ etsl-Lat No. 2 of tile E. P.Aake
land in town, 2 acres, to A .Jna
for $5
SLoT 'Harorove vs. Jno. W. Har
giove, et aI'-Tract No. 1, 169 710
acre~s, to W. F. Robinson, for '$1,5;
Tract No. 2. 177 1- acres, to1'.
Hlar nyhi. for . S366~ Tract No. ~
f83 -1()acres, tolT. v. Abi-dins, for
E Chalmers, G rk;,v B.
Heb Master rented for 1 year the fol
lcaingJands of the.IL S..Chick estate:
Theflodges.PlIace, 900-.acres, in New
berry County, to BobLMoormnm for
$688; the Goshen -Hill Piac,i o
Coninty, to Janinietend * 1.
SThe grtt-ag ad a oloa
Eliel AC7 Piester vs2 obti'G. Piester
180' adred, to R^bert Y. evifo
~enry 1Hendrix, admVr, s.' Rebecca
jJ. Ilendrix.et. al'-99 34 eresto.L
The Printed Sip.
-. Jbse of onr subscribers whose teri
of subscription have just expired.
.y..eU as.thm._io.are. indebted are i
quested to observe the printed slip *
csed in the paper this week. Wi
4beformerwve As' a renewal with t
cash, the latter are asked 'to settle
once -,, e;hal= 0 azount of $1 for s
monoi!_2%f6e dtieyear,is a trifle
each-aiher, i"ibe total amount
gonsiderable to the publisher who has
Pay-the prfiterc'everv week, aid - en
for the p:aper on which the tEiRAUi
printed. Pay up. gentlemen, if y
ait, the paper:.continued . to yon, ai
do so quickly. Your money or :
X a d D: fh.
*astdl Titt lease, ten yen
old, son of Mr. J. llartwel Bliear".
N-eiberry, shot himself accideiLal
wbile ying wilh ai old pistol in M
Zt. lite's tu sihp 'Thursday, 29
tiltim. ~ Thelitie'fdllow had gone in
the shoplo pay Mr. Whitesome VoGe
a.tiyVbfeti :J*ere pided np n'o
single 6arrel pistol, which was supposi
to be unloaded, put tfie mazzle again
his body, drew the h4mmier bak i1
hie thumS' and"ifi putting on a ci
when the lpmmer slipped and; the pi
tor:fired, :The ball entered his sid
eiming death in a few minutes. Tor
nile was itrighf, intelligent bo ,: at
-i.death is.a.great aftliction to his p
rents, who have the sympathies of ti
whole-communit,y.
ViroanafaIlAbout. -
Chrstaaid New ars-D a:
over,
T-A&the JittIe people_#Jl have aj
ethodionigrait. . -
Oar town Lwps a, saber as any.
the &atdurig-the Hotdys:
G. C. Sale, Esq., has opened a la
iAi ~tlikew Kwei Block.
Mr. A. C. Joaes has moved ini
Ith'e Wheeler~ hoe uollee8See
iaei had is,-e prett; cdl
weathenr'bE late,:'a the.g3ntle 'red
J4a doubg4ess observed. -
M .., Lvingstbb ha" -MOV
into Mr. M. Foot's brick house on ti
street'eadiug to ffelena.
To write, fOr a'AeXspapr'iis Or
tbiug, to edit a paper is anoTer; 'n
;,umake a paper va is sWll another.
Our Washington letter thii wec
gies fie"tr ue~ iu-'-arTc :es' -o ie'TI
g,ilati'o of'tUe House Cowcnittee
'The -(German" at the. Newberi
Hotel Friday night was 'one of tl
'most ezjoyable sdiieety- events of tl
season.
his is the season to turn over
new leaf in your life. Reform at one
if you have any bad habits, ad I
happy.
There is a jo"ddealif ,u-ian n
1UreiQa4h6JUaiI--U likW30J-Stay-4;
late at night What think you
this, boys?
The ?4ethodis& ladies. will give
hot supper' during Court week, t
object-being o raise. funds for t
Parsonage.
TheM'esirs. -Koppel are putting i
-Aarge baig in ~afthe.Mor
3hyhave ntly e~ed #d r tl
OG'era HousE
-Mr.i.kt Greneker and family w
mojve to Helena to-mJrrdor an'd occuj
th& Pennington hobs.: "yp,oejte~ t
oldtR?. RK Shops. ~
Mr. J.'BerOr WYer 4e e
busieli.(f usipoatoes on i of.
ay. So far -he has sold 47 bush4
at $1 per bushel.
Joseph L. Keitt, Esq., has mov
to egemad has gpent pi ce
Offne'&Co.'e'tore.
The hiot Eu1pper at-Mr. Henry:
Boozer's:esidence Wednesday eve
ing, 28th litt., for the benefit oX Sm
na- i5~ nete4
tee o glr$s neyar
4W 1ooik Store. . Quick sales ai
hoproM&a oanmot,to.
STheho C Toyet iven
,their ite' friendsa holi~ r~ese
know.
We send, printed slips of indebte
'esi to subseribers i'n irrears and
those. whose time has just exprp
'and look for cheerful and quicE
Ag66d ime to 'commence"a"si
scription to then fl$j9 is now, t
beginitg "faeV volume,' T
nee :1 - e - . - ,
a eie ti ttnii n our reI
era to the advertisement of the .Bucke
M'f'g Co., MIarion, Ohiio, iu and&her o
umn. They offer rare indaceements
earn an honest living. - 2rw
In token of. he abiiity of -the Hi
gnoice todo neat and cheap pri
.lng, Mr. BeD. H. Cline, one of C
most active and successful merchan
made us a handsorne New 'ea
presentc.
fo3re morrage,
Ihwondrouscare
She seeks the mirror
And bangs her hair.
After marriage,
With angry glare,
She grabs her slipper
And bc.ngs ag,r'e'.
A letter from Florida bei
gence that Mr. Clauidius E
son of Mr. Samn'l Eichelbere,
at his father's li,n lear Okala,
grown.
An appeal is gia i the publie
a4 eveM a hospital as Waakit
ten~ 14 bQood sl.late Presld'ent,
be called the tGarfield Hospital. P
.Mastei~ Boone will receive and forwa
a con QtribQtiJas thk,t citizens
Th1 ae tbe bereditary transm
.sioK' o~ disease is. clearly establish
4S'Brof41.a the most dreadeckanida
haps thea most diaipult to ena
M rk t te long .i6f cure
this scourge. 'In~no instance ,ha
been. known to fail, evevrafter ca
had been pronounced Isopele. ?ri
.1,O an ,~ bottle.
Mr. Culbreith' has named his new
Ms place "Oak1ey Ilall," aftepr Gen..Gary's
as place ijfied.
.; Having been trouhied with a very
th bld Coigh for about two yearayd
ie having tried almost every cou1ngix- M
at tuieat wis ever made,i hav. f"bdu
i none that has given me such great rer
to lief as Dr. ,Bull's Cough Syrup. and,I
is enestly rtebimend it to all 'afiek.
to BF.i. F. B< l!Pr.Pa,N
Sh -.
iS .The .ood time so Iong tafkcd of has
>u at;t oe N&w Years .rese'tsar-e B
fathg td -itiMck Mird fiW -D."17
20 St
.]arge and elegant.,ish.trg4i44
and-offered to fill it with a noble ,ob- i
SbIer' NWii er trom 1is Cbrmistdds
of st 'Two- ese 6 tesss
strikes ashat s6nethin is goiglt4
Shappen. -
to There is stiliIQ!iai4eable taik,about
emigration uamop ih c orcdgeople. s
The ~'ad part'-of thie matter is hat
thosdiWd goare' among t' iri
h most prestieous alng he -
Lp such. can gt away, .One.of-qsfe- o
s- left Sirver .Street two weeks ago. h,d.
e, been working for Mi.'Tia. t'~Weits
for seen-ears;:was a first4atework.
er; aad gave<"p:$500.- ' - T
TE
ie Mr. Thos Cook received :a.: ietter a
few days; ago. iroa Mr. JauiesM. A
Go;don. who receoty moved with.his r'
.-.. - .-. CO
fauii fron ths County to Aransas.
e Mr.' ordon bodjhit0'a6resi-f "utiP .
improved land ibNevida' ,6dty) six' V
- ndjes!rom Preeq&a t6e. County seat,
at, 65 per aerej ad also .80, acres ad-, CO
joining with. .uildings an iwpprove- m
nen6s' in I fe aid fatnily a'rd
pleased*ith their z'ewAo6e- -id are BA
w all in good .bealth.:-. - . r
ST,
Wand&rerstor; tne.4-' FL
The Awriom-0zdy .btought cA
t.o
the -fQ)JOeing: Xewberriaus to. their. E
4 old . home from Tew- Mrsr. D;. EM
-t- k SE
r Sampson Pope, r. iugh 'N. A
H arridgt:o and fatnilY; a''d"fi. ohn
E. :Webb, Their ouerous:-frleads Ea
ie her e eglad to?. welco*"e hen.:6ak. S
Mr Webb e9mes on -a visi;, the RE
others come to stay. Mr. Haington T1
opens in Ne, eny.! as -ialiaa
du,etit shows,- a - she4 store fon the sale.
of shoes manufactured iz 'the Stat
k 1enitentiary. -',
s. Our .Puzze f ,er. &
'Ai1CSWET8 TO'TS o m
i0
0 ElqGxA.. ..at fir you don't suc
ceed,'.ry again.
a TRAOsITION.-Sparta. Satrapl
e, WD SQUARE.-.
.P R 0 WL
e - -W-TI ;'
a. W I E L D'
fCeOSS-WORD ENIGMA.
In opera, notin- song;
a In stalwart, not ivnstrong -
2 In cri;;ket, nQt in bog
in dipper;-not-in'in ,
-dhalter,.nt.in'str"
In,raine, not in gap;- . .*I
In auction, not mn sale; -
In dtmgeonnot inijaiL 7
es The whole if-you would rightly.gaes
ie You'll.find ,what we shpuld all posses~
DEL.LE GoRDoN -
1ii CUETAILMENTS.
~y i Crtil resdnable, afi leave a t
Stitle. -
'J Qurailashp,ad.lae a bin-.
drance. . S I
S. Curtail to -binder gres*tb, end .
ean to'makeSsele~s NA5 aas
is WIDDN'AN~CIEN~TI -
B..id you:give Elizaiwtk&aiiyiigs? L6
--2 Jerashia, gigat.sm -c -~.
in enne pep~p.
8 . bthe haveniid-wasoiting in :
great cakes.a , ..
44..Thiei-d'are Asa, MAfae Toni In
- 'CHARAD) - -
inal; -iy third s an insect;i my whole
is one -who strives. OUR~ WILLIE.
~DLAMOND-UZZLE. - . 4
id 1. A consonant.
2. An enclosure.
to .:S.,A caronA. --'
4.A consonaat ~ -.
d Tnes gea .supm~Lir Of PR
to BULI.' oUGH. SYRUP overj
4, . alipther cough renmdicsjs a ts.
e. by the imense popla demand4
fot that old established re edy. -o
- 1
he -4
he
it
ur
-- .e
ra
For thte Cre of Ghinrths; CoNs,
H:ioarseneCss,-CrCup, Asd*naJBrOg
ch his, Whooping Coug ac;ip
Conisumtioni.p ant he relief pi
con pgesod advzii
* sagestTe Disease For '
'.y:aml Druggists.-Pric; -2
.4 clea shavo, s wat ut, andS liblite 'at
or tention nrnteedA Xai .18-t85
-DISEASES.
Conainieg aa "Inde IetDMgses~ whiich.
gives the spingtoms. ca-use, a the best
is- treatment oftescn -a tabe -giviirrg a h
d, .prnciprgsinsd for tho.barse, wida-the h
pr- 9 ~Asy Cos ,ecta, an pgredote -when a
a.ia r wihn enigraviio "the
tit tdfreegesenwthrrues
of for teWingithe age ofbe horseiao an&ether
valuable mfomatiop. -(.11 and.gete-oop.
itFor sale at.
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a agftirs feO12nncO Isild
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