The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, February 16, 1882, Image 3

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Special and Local. THURSDAY, FEB. 16, 1882. 1a1Zx To NSw Ao arraonrra. Houms-Grand Coot ~1Jouutone-Mauter's Sale. Job==o Hagood-Pmutinon. Mablu,A Tarant-Well Sto&edI W. & Dodd-Look Out for Auetion Sale! J. S. Oglvie & 0o.-The People's Library. A. E. anignlt-Roll of Confederate Tfoopm. SPECLL NOTICE.-Business no liam in "i local coluenn are inserted at the rate of 15 cents per line each inser obituaries, notices of. meetings, com munications melaing to ponzinter ests, tributes of respect, -c. are charged as regular advertisements at $1 per guare. Notices of administration, and other egal notices, obiuaries, tributes of re eet and notices of meetings, as wdl a. eeMLaaons of a personal chIavIr e-4be paid for in advance The subscription price of the Bcra4d WE $2.Afor teve months, $1.00 for six * V sika, 50ceuts for three months amu 25 cents for one month, in adrwace. Names in future will not be placed on Ihe subscription books until the cas or is equivalent ispaid. gr All communications relating to personal interests will be insert at regular advertising rates, one dollar per Square, cash in advance. tf This paper may be found on Me at Geo. P. RoweU & Co'S Newspaper Advertising Bu ceau 40 Spruce St..) where advertising con tractW may be made for it in New York. Mr. L. S. Bowers, post muster at Prosperity is our authorized agent at that place. - eaths. Mr. David Prisot. an old citizen of Prosperity, between 60 and 70 years of 3 - age, died last week. Mr. Abram Bedenbaugh, about 89 Years of age. a respected citizen of Prosperity, died Sunday last. Mrs. Burton, wife of Mr. C. D. Bur to and daughter of Mr. J. B. Floyd. died The 9th instant. She leaves four -children, the youngest an infant only a few days old. Canned Goods, Faey Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco, fow A. C. JONES. 41- tr. For the Russian Jews. Mrs. Joseph Brown has received from citizens of Newberry $77.50 toward the relief of the persecuted Jews in Russia. She begs to return her thankr for the same. a- Parties wanting Fertilizers for cash ar negotiable paper will see J. C. Taylor, Salads Old Town. Feb. 9, 6-Sm. -Us,.Clar*% Concert . At the Opera House next Tuesday light will undoubtedly be a pleasant ~air. The besL musical talentof New - *rispreparing for theoccasion. We bbiA fbi Mrm. Clark a full house. s*oap, Starch, Blueing, Pepper, Spices jad Seda at A. C. JONS'. 2-tf A.Change of Schedule On the %Columbia & Greenville R. R., went jinCo operation Monday,. The down train, from Greenville, arrives at Nlewberry now at 1.58 P. I., and the mp train, ftom-Columbia, at 2.36 P. M. 'The tiains meet at Prosperity. 0egane~ and Prt. -Ladies who appreenate elegance andI - mn4y are using Parker's Bair Balsam. -- IFis the best articleasold for retoring I -gray hair to its original.color, beauty ad lustre. Ytirn s. Aikne We received ycsterday a copy of the papers and testimony in this Con gressional election case. The testimo ny is all of a similar eharacter to that -taken-at Newberry in Februsy, 1881,( which the HERALo printed in full at hetime. H ansBasage. Corned Beef and a netl of other fresh canned .goods, streceived, at A. C. Jonsv.'. 24f elews in thej on Mir. Joseph E.Qesiebaum was mar Singley, byTil.JsieWheeler. - Ths i histhid mrriae. Hemarried -thessecond time in six-w'eha after the. death of his&irt wife;hi second wife died the 15th of January, a little over three weeks before his last marriage. Ma. W. E. PZLAMx, Draggist. DEAa Sia: This is to certify that I have used your "Pectoral Syrup," and e tn say that I am better pleased with it than any similar preparation. Would not do wiLhout it. Yours resopecfully, JAS. W. H ERBE RT, 6-3 Edgefield Co., S. C. Supervisor The Senator and Reipresentatires oi this County have recommended Mr. Win. Y. Fair to the Governor for ap pointmLent as Supervisor of Riegistra t.ion for this Conty, and his appoint ment will on made in a few days. The Supervisi'r for Laures will be Cot. J. Wash Watts. The Debating Club / H5a aninteresting session at its last I ineeting, and a very good attendance. The question "Would a stock law for I - te whole State be a wise measure?" . was debated at length, and was decided In the negative by both house and Chair. The question for to-morrow night is, ''Is the English language like ly to become universal?" A Woman's Experience. Mothers and daughters should feel alarmed when weariness constantly op pruethem. -If Iamnfretful frome ex en of vital powers and the color is fading from my face, Parker's Ginger Tonic, gives quick relief. It builds me tip aad drives away pain with wonder ful certainty.'-Buffalo lady. *The Concert at Thespian Hall -Tuesday night was not well attended -the notice was short, and the enter. I fainuient at the Opera House drew * any away. Miss Chase, of Massa -chjusetts, recited several pieces. She is a pretty fair elocationist, and her - ejeesions were good. Messrs. Cromer a.-nd gifer each read two humorous ,selectioas, and read them well. The -. *nusie'--piano by Miss Griffin, and 'ocal by Misses Hunter, Boozer, Motte .-ad Rives and Dr. Tarrant and Jones - -was excellent. T'he Concert was held under the ..isof the Y. Mr. C. A. Well Stocked! Well Served!! Well Organized! ! MUDIN & TAIA, ImUish and Thaimacists, ITHER BARLNG'S INFANT CORDIAL, Soothing for children when Teething. FOR THLE LIVER. Southern Liver Regnator. Simmons' Liver Regulator. Hili'sa Liver Regulator, (H. H. P.) Simmons' Iepatic Compound. OR TILE THLROAT AND LUNGS. Balsam Wild Cherry. Chlorate Potash T*blets. Brown's Bronchial Troches. "Our Own Cough Mixture." Syrup Tar and Wild Cherry. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Honey and Tar Drops. Pure God Liver Oil. God Liver Oil with Hypophospbiteb. GARDFN SEED. ALL FRESH AND GENUINE. Do not forget that we have the Genuine . Buncome Cabbage Seed. FULL SUPPLY -OF ine Drugs and Chemicals, -SUCH As LoRPIIINE, IODIDE POTASH, BROMIDE POTASH, QUININE, BItOMIDE SODIUM, OPIUM, PEPSINE, BISMUTEI, &c., &c. GRAND DEPOT -FOR jeavy Drugs and Chemicals, -SUCH AS ue Stone, Coppecas, Caslhor, Borax, Potash, Sal Soda, Bi-Carb. Boda, S"' phur, Indigo, AIl'a, Epsom Salts, Castile Soap, white and mot tied, Pepper, Mustard, Ca nary Seed, Salt Petre, Etc., Etc., Etc. For Patent 341M.%, 'ILLS, SALVES, OINTMENTS, PLASTERS, 'OILET ARTICLES, - FINE PERFUMERY, &c., &c., |ll at NAYBIN & TARRANT'S DRUG STORt Prescriptions Compounded y Regular Graduates of Pharmacy, at iAYBIN & TARRANT'S Feb. 16, 7-tf DEUG STORE. e Cottage Heath. The March number of this mop1hNy already to band. The continual inl. rorpment in this magazine is a feature rrthy of notice. It is now nearly wice as large as it was a year ago, as better contributors, and is printed a better paper, with about four times s many jJJpstrations~. Because it is a ;ood paper we ci11k it with the HoaW n ,? $2.70 per annum, and advise our saders to take it. V. E. r.irx, Druggist. DiA Sia I have used your "Pectoral yrup" aith excellent results in cases of oughs and colds attendant upon measles. have also experienced benefit from it in iwidually in Bronchitis, and cheerfully re omimed its use to the publio. BEN. F. McGRAW, 6-3 Newberry Co., S. C. partanburg in Mud. We learn from a lady just returned rom Spartanburg that the streets in bat town are in a fearful condition of nud. One street-Church-being closedl s impassable. No less than three lorses which fell down were suffocated n the mud and died. Policemen stand a the corners to see ladies safely across ad to guard against their being hogged ip. Newberr.y has been suffering a iard experience from the muddy streets, at is better off than Spartanburg. -ruth is Mighty. If you would experience reliof from I annoyances arising from an inactive Aiver, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour onach, etc.. use Por taline. or Tabler's regetable Liver Powder, a never fail ng remedy for those disorders. It will ave an incalculable amount of suffer ng. Price 50 cents. White's Cream White Vermifuge is the best worm ;ller. For sale by Dr. W. E. P-elham. SSchool in Telegraphy. Observing a few days ago workmen miting up telegraph poles and wires Llong Harrington Street to the residence if Mr. A. G. Maybin, we proceeded to nvestigate. Our first information was hat the President of the "Maybintoni lhort Line" was establishipg an mide ,endent line for himself; but further mn luiry revealed the fact that Mr Reuben L. Maybin had put up the wires for the marpose of giving instruction to a class n telegrapy. T'he class meet at Mrs. hiathis', where the wire terminates, and drr. Maybin gives instructions from his 'ather's residence. 3uy Choice Fruits of all inds from A.0G. JONES. 41-tf. -ions for Sale, Blank Liens for supplies and for rent, or sale at this office. (endall's Treatise on the Horse. This valuable book is for sale at the ERAL Book Store, price only 25 ents or single copy, or five copies for $1.00. ['his book tells you what to do for your iorse when sick, and treats of every dis. tase to which a horse is liable. Get a :opy and save money and anxiety. Only for sale at tbe 51-tf HERaAw BooK STORE. WTh best Organ at Edixard Sciholta's. alub Rates. The Columbia Register will be club ededwith the HERALn as follows: Week yj Register and HEALD $3.50, 1rs neekly Register and H E RAw $5, Dail3 Reggister and HERALD $8.75. The Weeky T~orns and H ERALD al a. . . 4-tf. Confederate RolL. We publish a call from Adjutant General Maoigault, to which we invite: attention. All persons possessing in formation on these matters, especially commanders of brigades, regiments and companies, should see that such information reaches the Adjutant General, so that the roll may be- per. feet. Dr. Moffett's Teethina (Teething Powders) will cure your child. For sale by all Druggists and Country Mer chants. Runoffs. An engine and five box cars jumped the track at Helena Thursday night. The engine was considerably damaged; one car was smashed, and others were more or less injured. The passenger coach on the Laurens down train Saturday ran off this side Jalapa and upset. There were half a dozen drummers aboard, but nobody got hurt. The coach was badly broken up. The engine on the Laurens R. R. jumped the track between Helena and Jalapa Tuesday evening. The engine rejeeiyed considerable damage. A Cross Baby. Nothing is so conducive to a man's remaining a bachelor as stopping for one night at the house of a marrie4 friend and being kept awake for five or six hours by the crying of a cross baby, All cross and crying babies need only Hop Bitters to make them well and smiling. Young man, remember this. (Tr-aveler. The Industrial Exhibition Of the Agricultural Society of South Carolina, which opened in Charleston on the 1st inst., will close on the 24th February, and is said to be the best ever held by the Society. Those who were pytable to visit the recent International Ootton gxposipjop will have an oppor tunity of seeing some of th best exhib its therefrom. The ColIrmbia & Green ville. the South Carolina, and all the other rail roads in the State will convey visitors there and back for one fare; tickets on the South Carolina good for ten days. and on all the other roads for eight days. W. K. PaI.am, Druggist, Newberry, S. C. DzAR Sia: Having been shown by you the formula from which your "Pectoral Syrup" is composed, and observing the re markable good effiets produced upon a ase un4er my directionrk take pleasure in recommending it as a usefgl 4nd remedial preparation for coughs, colds, '&c. W. E. LINK. M.D., 6-3 Abbeville Co., S. C. Wise vs. Prosperity, and Mills vs. Same. , Judge Pressly yesterday sustained the ja4gment of the Trial Justice in these two cases, except that he strack out the damages allowed by the Trial Justice. Mr. Wyse recovers his $12 paid to the Council of Prosperity for annual license as a butcher, and Mr. Mills $1 paid for selling one beef in Prosperity. Judge Presly puts his deoisinq on the ground that a Town Council has no authority to require a license unless so authorized by charter; and there is no such pro. vision in the Charter of Prosperity. In Time. Those who have used Coussens' Com pound Honey of Tar, unqualifiedly as sert that it i.s unequaled as a cure for Coughs, Co'da, "and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. It,is, deservedly, the most popular cough remedy in the country, because it is never failing. Price 50 cents a bottle. White's Cream White Vernmifoge is the best worm killer. For sale by Dr. W. E. Pelham. e.o.w. Rey. Wmn. Havne Leavehl Spent Saturday, Sun.4ay and Monday in Newberry with his father, Col. ,Jno. R. Leavell. Mr. Leavell has tendered his resignation as pastor of the Baptist Church at Manchester, N. H., but his resignation has not yet been accepted. He is now making a tour of the South era States, and is writing up the politi cal, social and in4ustrial featares of the Soub for the Boston Herald, the lead ing independent paper of New England. Mr. Leavell says that a strong effort will be made in 1884 to wrest South Carolina from the control of the domni nant party by an independent move ment; and he thinks such a thing would be a bent-fit to the State. Royal Baking Powder, Sea Foam, Horsford Bread Preparation and Po tapco Baking Powders at 2-tf A. C. Jons'. Damages for Hiring a Laborer. Last year- Mr. Wm. T. Huff sued Mr. Win. Watkins in this County for hiring a laiborer under contract with ai (H uff), after notice. The laborer was to receive a part of the crop. The case was fg,st tried before Judge Wal lace, who- decided against the plaintiff o the ground that as the laborer was to receive a part of the crop lie was not a servant lbut a partuer. This decisiou was overruled by the Supreme Court, which held that where there was a contract between employer and employee it made noe difference whether the employee was to be paid in money, or by a part of the crop. The case came up again before Judge Pressly this week. A verbal contract between Mr. Huff and the laborer was proved. *But it was not proved that this con tract was made in the presence of a witnese; and on this ground the Judge held that the plaintiff could not re cover. The case will very likely be taken to the Supreme Court again. Humbug Advertisements The time never has been and never will be when the people of this or any other country can buy a gold dollar for seventy five cents. Neither can you, dear reader, purhase an organ worth three or four hun dred dohers for $61). This is all non,sense. Still w,' have noe objection to other people doing their business5 just ats the-y see tit We are seilinig a good, honest m4de Piano at Irom $185 to $575, and a good, honest Orga (niot aU stopS) fur fromx $44 to $475. All our goods are made upon honor, anid we send to any part of the world on test trial, and if no pleaseie no keepe, as the Cbinaman would ay. For e patten years we have sent both Pianos and Organs to e very part of the world, and our instru ments give the most universal satisfaction. If you wish a good instrument, one that will always last you, we shall be pleased to send you our catalogue and prices ; a ud if you purchase one of the Thomas Brotbers' Siver Tone In.atrumenits you will get what you require, and one instrument sold in a oeghborho:d always sells us more. Ad dress, for prices, etc., Jas. H. Thomas. Sne essor to Thomas Br-others, Catskill, N. Y., Macallister, the Magician, Began his six nights engagement at the Opera House Monday ,ight. The house has been crowded every night. and the performances have been the best in that line ever witnessed in Newberry. His sleight-of hand tricks are wonderful. An attractive feature of his entertainments is the distribu tion of gifts to those holding the lucky tickets. These gifts consist of all sorts of useful and oraweur:i articles There is, in additiou, a grand prize each night Mond:jy night the grand prize was $5, and was drawn by Mr. J. B. Clary ; Tuesday night it wa. $10, and was drawn by Master Robbie Whites; last night it was a silvet ice piteher. To-uight it will be aii elegant silver tea service, of five pieces. Prof. Macallister will perform at the Opera Hnuse every night this week. He will give a Matinee Satur day afternoon ; doort open at 1.30, performance to begin at 2.30. Personal. Mr. MeD. Mettu, of Charleston, is in town. Maj. F. A. Conner, of Cokesbv. ;, is in town. Mr. B. J. Ramage returned last week from Florida. Miss Chase, of Massachusetts, is in lewberry selling the Baptist Cyclope dia. We are glad to see Mr. J. H. Blease out again, after a long and severe spell of rheumatism. Rabbi David Levy, traveling in the interest of the persecuted Russians, was in town this week. Mr. C. C. Chase, of Hendersonville, spent a few days in our town last week. He left for home Monday. Mr. Jno. A. Simpson has moved back to Prosperity and has gone into the drug business with Mr. S. L. Fellers. Dr. Garmany has gone to Sumter to make the #n4l preparations for moving, He will return to Newberry in a few days for his family. J. Brooks Wingard, Esq., of the Lex ington Bar, and S. McG. Simkins. Esq., of the Edgefield Bar. have been in at tendance on Court. Mr. Iveson, of Columbus, the adjust er of losses for the Georgia Home, is in town looking ater the adjustment of the loss on Mr. Harason's house, Mr. Prent, of the Watertown, will be on ;n a day or two. Court. Our report of Court closed last week with the verdict in the last case of the Sessions Wednesday night. Thursday morning the convicts were called up for sentence. Before passing sentence his Honor made a few remarks tp tho convicts, in which he said: A Judge ought never to bo b-.rqh, but should in cline to mercy as far as the law and his duty in protecting the community will permit. It is my practice never to per mit a conviction where the evidence does not show gouilt; but if evidence shows guilt it is my duty to put the par. ty Where he cannot repeat his offense. The community must be protected. When, therefore, I pass sentence, if it should appear to be hard it cannot be attributed to harshness or ill-will; but the object is to reform the criminal and to protect the community.. He then passed the following sen tences: State vs. George Johnson; receiving stolen property knoww-g it to have been stolen-six months in the State Peni tentiary. State vs. Robert Martin; barflary and larceny-one year in the State t'en itentiary. State vs. Elick Dodson; burglary and larceny-one year in the State Peniten tiary. State vs. Warren Cannon; breaking into and entering dwelling-horse in day time.-two years in the State P-eniten tiary. State vs. John Brooks; burglary and larceny-five years in the Slate Peni tentiary. State vs. Milton Oxner; manslauigh ter-two years in the State Penitentia ry. The General Orders were then pass ed; and also the following SPECIAL ORDEI:S: 1. That so much of the Present ment of the Grand Jury as relates to the County line fence and the roads and bridges of the County be referred to the Board of County Commissioners for said thaoJhnP. ayer 2. It appearing ta onP atr white is under recognizance to appear at this Court and has failed to appear, it is ordered that a E.re Facia,s do issue against the said John P. Satterwhite and his sureties requiring them to show cause at the '-ext term of Court, on the first day thereof, wby said recognizance should not be estreated. 3. That the County Commissioners require of Constables and all officers presenting bills against them fcr mile age to make affidavit of the actual nnm her of miles traveled, and that mileage be allowed as if in one case. 4. That Jno. C. Goggans, Jas. H. Aull and Jas. I. Fair be appointed to act with the Foreman of the Grand Jury as a Committee in vacation to complete the examination of the public offices. The Court of Sessions was then ad journed sine die, and the civil business was taken up. Tbe following cases have been tried in the Common Pleas on the Jury Cal endar: FF. Werber, Jr., vs. Moorman & Sim kins-verdict for defendants. -G. G. DeWalt vs. J. N. Lipscomb and .J. S. Coles; sealed note-verdict for plaintiff for $2,927.20. Geo. W. Garmany vs Foster Blod gett; account-yerdict for plaintiff for $410. *P. M. Denson vs. . J. D. Cash-ver diet for $40.94. -Simeon Young vs. Newberry County I-verdict for defendant. .James A. Mars, Ex'or., vs. Silas I Johnstone-verdict for defendant. I E. C. Simkins vs. Columbia & Green~ ville R. R. Co.; 4uit for damages for ikilling stock-verdict for plaintiff for F $328. -Jno. P. Kinard vs. Geo. A. Setzler; esealed note-verdict for defendant. -Mary Gilliam vs. Celena E. Hancock S-verdict for plaintiff for $14.90. SWin. T. Huff vs. Wmn. Watkins; suit >for damages for hiring a laborer under 'contract with the plaintiff-verdict for ,defendant. SDavid Boozer vs. Wilson G. Abramns 1 suit to recover mule-verdict for plain a tiff. I Win. L Waters vs. Frederick L a Boozer; money demand-verdict foi e plaintiff. .Many other cases on this Calendai 7 (1) have been disposed of by beini struck off or decided by the Judge.: Acknowledgment Mr. J. W. Vandiver, Seed Producer, of Weaverville, N. C., has our thanks for a package of seed of various kinds which are most acceptable at this sea son. This gentleman has an early white corn that will mature in time for Mill the first of August-a valuable va riety-60 cts. per lb., also a choice va riety of Tomato named the Buncombe. at 15 ets. per package, together with the Mountain Cluster Bean, the finest Bean known, 6 oz. package. 30 ets. His White Belgian Oats afford an aston ishing yield to the acre, and weigh ten to fifteen pounds more to the bushel than ordinary oats. 1 lb., 50 ets., 1 bush el, $4. Mr. Vandiver's reputation as a seed grower stands high with all who know him, and we cheerfully add that he can be relied on. A Work of Merit. Mr. Foot has had on exhibition at his store the zephyr picture made by Miss Ray Foot, and which has just been re turned from the recent Atlanta Exposi tion. on which a premium was obtained. The picture, including frame, is 4 ft. 6 in. by 3 ft. 6 in.. and represents "-The Angel of Peace" passing over the city, and is a beautiful work of rare merit, reflecting great credit on the fair lady who executed it. Under the light of the moon which shines from a star be decked heaven, the angel with out stretched arms and the underlying city and the water show with natural effect. it is a very biandsome picture. It re quired 215,000 stitches besides the thousands ripped out to make the whole, and an amount of patience which only a woman possesses. Eff Buy the best Smoking Cigars on the market from A. C. JONES. 41-tf. Baptist Church Sunday. The services at the Baptist Church Sunday were of more than ordinary in terest. Rev. Wm. Hayne Leavell preached morning and evening to large congregations, the many friends of Mr. Leavell in this the home of his boyhood being anxious to hear him. He is a minister of fne and imposing presence, with a clear, sonorous Voiae, and is an eloquent speaker. We notice th4t Mr. eayell is getting quite gray, though he is only about thirty-five. In the afternoon Judge B. C. Pressly delivered an instructive address to the Sunday School. his subject being the goodness and kindness of God. The attendance was large, and the address was listened to with interest and, no doubt. with profit by both old and young. The singing by the Sunday School children was very fne. Rev. R. D. Smart. We were much pleased last week at reciving a visit from our much es teemed friend. Rev. R. D. Smart, who paid a flying visit to Union for the pur pose of welding together the interests of the Male and Female Academies, as will be seen under the head of "Hy meneal." We were truly glad to see him look ing so well and to hear that he is so pleasantly located. As Pastor of the Methodist church at this place for three years, he won the hearts of all classes of our people of all denominations, and we sincerely congratulate the people of Newberry in their securing so able, so genial a christian gentleman as a Pastor. We consider him one of the ablest and most zealous ministers in the South Carolina Conference, while his genial manners and well stored mind make bim a bright and acceptable addition to refined society. [Union Times. A Rare Villain.. Last Thursday, 9th instant, a white man who has been traveling through the County selling garden seed, was in No. 6 Township. He went to a gentle man's plantation and asked a negro on the place if the gentleman was at home. Being told that he was not, he said that he~ would not go to the house. But he did go. He knocked at the door, and the lady came to the door and opened it. The fellow there used the most insulting language to her. She slammed the door in his face; but he opened it and walked in. She fled into the kitchen in the hack part of the house. He pursued her there, and she Aed out of the house and into the house of a col ored family near by. The fellow then left. When the husband came home at -night and heard of the affair he was. of course, very angry; and, with some of his neighbors started out early Friday morning after the follow. Had they caught him he would have fared badly. After riding about fifty miles they re turned, arnd telegraphcd to Laurens for the arrest of the fellow if found. He was arrested at baurens an4 brought down on the train Saturday morning and placed in jail. He says he is fromi Buncombe County, North Carolina, and that his name is Spain. Saturday there were threats of lynch ing, but wise counsels prevailed and everything became quiet. Monday evening it began to be whispered about that Spain would be taken from the jail. From what can be learned it was the intention to take him out, give himi a decent threshing and turn him loose. The Sheriff getting wind of the matter called out a posse to guard the jail, and thus frustrated the plan. When every thing hadl become quiet, and the crowd had dispersed. Trial Justice Fair, upon whose warrant Spain had been coin mitted, sent an order of release to the Sheriff, and Spain was turned out. When released lhe did not tarry, but left at the top of his speed, and has not sice been heard from. Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine. The March number opens with No. 3 of Dr. Talmage's interesting papers 'People I Have Met,' descriptive oj Henry Wilson, ex-Vice-President of the United States with his latest public ad dress, and Dean Stanley. There is alsc an article by him on 'Guiteauism,' and a sermon 'Thumbscrews.' W. C. Gral has an admirable article, 'The True Doctrine of Fairyland'; and among the other illustrated articles of grear, meri are 'The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, 'Reminiscences of an Old New York er,' 'Rome, the City of Surprises,' 'The Feast of the Annunciation,' etc., etc. The serials, 'Prudence Winterburn' ani 'Margaret's Enemy,' are continued, anc there are several highly Interes'ting short stories, sketches and es'ays b: distinguished writers. The lovers o poetry will be delighted with the vs riety and unusual excellence of the poems; Augusta Browne Garrett con tributes two which will not fail to be particularly poted-'The Heart and the World' and *An Artist's Farewell t< Time.' 'The Mother with Nine Sons, from the Bomaic, by H. F. Bramnwell is quaint and original. Besides the usual abundance of entertaining an' instructive miscellany, there is 'The Collection Basket,' 'Wit, Wisdom and Pathos of Childhood,' etc., etc. A singli copy is furnished for 25 cents, and thi suscription for a year $3, postpaid Address, Frank Leslie, 53, 55 and 5 Pr~ac,New York City. The Petit Jurors were discharged I Tuesday night; and the Court is now yes engazed on Calendar 2 Sta Judge Pressly has enforced a stricter Set practive than any of his predecessors Ort here, and has thus accomplished a large Fi amount of work. Fui Dej Various and all About. Changeable weather. De There is a promise of a large trade in fertilizers. Book agents are informed that the c editor is out. 1 The Opera House was full on the opening night. It is h:rd to fill this column without $3( the aid of friends. T If you want to spend a pleasant even ing go to see Macalligter. The Charleston Weely News has been mat enlarged to an 8-page paper. froT will Dr. Pope has vaccinated 403 per- bee sons since opening his office. hea Under the new act of incorporation it 'i11 is now the "City of Anderson." and There are a good many sore arms in at t Newberry now from vaccination. one insL Look out for high winds at this sea- to s son, and be careful with your fires. per Sixty wild geese, in a fock, flew Chi over Silver Street one day last week. cen pac Next Wednesday, 22nd, will be the Chi anniversary of Washington's birthday. We Dr. J. D. Bruce has sold his interest scrf in the Drug Store at Prosperity to Mr. E.' S. L. Fellers. Oat Judging by the cotton brought in dai- - ly, there mast be a considerable quanti ty still on hand. Go and look at Dr. Fant's attach-. ments. Lamps are rendered non-explo- ] ive by their use. bet ".Oh for a lodge in some vast wilder ness," where the wicked would cease Shm from troubling you. Chi An exchange says, "Man's average I life is 53 years. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will always live. Do not sow your garden seed yet, but keep them in your drawer, and wait until the cold weather is past. Have you been vaccinated yet? If MY not go and present your arm to one of MV the many doctors in town. MY My Thanks to the Ciceronian Society of MY Roanoke College for a complimentary M to its annual celebration thn 22nd. M Our f4rrmr will have to work early and late and all the time between to MY catch up the lost time caused by rain. MY To start a clock you wind it up, My And then it goes tip-'op; But when you wind your business up, My It's always sure to stop. My Nothing so adorns the face as cheer fulness. When the heart is in flower, its blooi and its beauty pass to tha fea tures. . A free school at Helena has been of 4 opened where the young idea will be I taught to .shoot everything but sling I shots. of I Two dollars may not secure the grand prize at Macallister's Concerts, but it I will pay for the H'FrALn for a whole year. A good safe way to send a postal card isto place it in an envelope with a 3 ts. stamp. The Post Master cannot read it then. We reiterate, and will continue to do so while breath lasts, that the place to get your Stationery is at the HERALD look Store. And also that you can have as nice Job Printing executed at this office as - can be done anywhere else, and at as reasonable rates. Dr. Sampson Pope has rented the room on the first floor of the Opera O House adjoining the Council Chamber, ~ which he will use as an offce. in Thanks to M'r. J. E. Berley, sto- ~ dent, for invitation to the 53d annual commencement of the Medical College of South Carolina March 1st. We invite the attention of our read- B ers to the advertisement of the Suckeye B MTg Co., Marion. Ohio, in another col- BA uwn. They offer rare inducements to earn an honest living. 28-6m. At Macallister's gift concert Monday D night one unmarried man drew a bal moral and another a cradle. If they will just hold on to the articles they may come into use after awhile. We regret the wistak@ taade last week about the Qpera House dedication. We s went off half-cocked on information re eived from a lad who heard somebody else say that another man told a friend, &c. The new post-master general has de cided that post-masters who fail to no tify publishers when subscribers remove or fail to take papers from the post of fice, shall be responsible for the sub scription. TE Two hundred and thirsy-seven drop Valentines were distributed at the Post Office Tuesday. This does not include co those going to. or coming from,* a dis tance. Between fifty and seventy-five were distributed yesterday. vi Mr. David JF. Bughardt was arrested Friday for non-payment of poll tax. He did'nt want to be arrested, and fought MI the constable, R. T. Caldwell; but the constable brought him in. He paid up BA the tax, with the costs and penalties. s It is said that G. Porter Ferguson. st who killed James Oxner the 30th of 2 January, has gone West. Being a ca bachelor and a non-landowner, he has c no ties to bind him to South Carolina. H( The Governor will probably ofter a re- SE ward. -o Even the little birds are kindly notic- BA ed in the local column. The report A.1 comes from Mr. Thos. F. Harmon, that a pair of canaries hatched out a brood EE of four wee-wee birds on Thursday TD morning last. We did not know that s' he was engaged in the propagation of birds. "$10,000 would not purchase from me what S. S. S. has effected in my cure. Thus writes Archie Thomas. ed-. itor of the Republican, Springfield, Tein.~ A few bottles of this simple g vegetaible remedy. S. S. S., accom plished such seeming impossibilities. St Rheumatism ca#not remain in the sys tem alter the blood has been puri#ed. 8| Price, $1.00 and $I.75 per bottle. The first assistant post-master gener al has recently made the following pos tal order: "Post-masters will not allow non-subscribers to take from the boxes, -_ nor will,-they band to them newspaperst addressed to subscribers, refolded and returned to them into the general deliv ery, without verbal or written permit from such subscriber. A violation of m this regulation will be considered suffi- re cient ground for the removal of the of fending nnstmaster." [he Tax for Newberry County th.is r is as follows: te Purposes, - - 43-4 Mills B iool Tax, - - 2 linarY County Tax, - 3 " ided Indebtedness, - 1 ided School Indebtedness, 1-2 iciencies ending Oct. 31. 881, - - -.- 1-2 A Iciencies, including the nfunded school claim of F L. P. Pifer, for any and all scal years prior to the fis al year beginning Nov. 1. 881, - - - - 1-8 " P otal, - - - 117-8 " ei 00 Worth of New and Popular Music - r S 1.00. T homas Brothers' Musical Journal for uary is undoubtedly the finest and best -nal of its kind published. The reading ter is varied and original, being news n all parts of the world. The Journal have a new feature this year in being utifully ilustrated and printed on fine vy calendered paper. Each number have in it over Two Dollars worth of et Music, printed from our best plates; as you receive one number each mont, h he end of the year you have for binding of the finest collections of vocal and rumental music imaginable. Don't fail ubscribe for the Journal at once. Price ol year, One Dollar; or with a beautiful omo, 22x36, One Dollar and thirty-fve di ts, the 35c. being the actual cost of king and postage or express on the omo: Sample copy of the Journal, 10c. want an agent in every village and city J de United States and Canada to take sub- - ptions for the Journal. Address Jas. 'homas, Successor to Thomas Brothers, skill, N. Y., U. S. A. 4-49 our Puzzle Corner. ANSWERS TO LAST PUZZLES. xNIGMA.-Ever do right, whate'er ide. VORD PUZZLL-Ca=can. (Can't.) )ECAPITATJO.-J. Where, here. 9. im, ham. 3. Scrape, crape. 4. tir, hair. 5. Gown, own. VORD SQUARE. W R E N R 0 T E E T T A N E A R CROSS-WORD ENIGMA. first is in mosses, but not in fern; second is in blister, but not in burn; third is in fever, but not in chill; fourth is in valley, but not in hill; fih is in liver, but not in heart; sixth is in parcel, but not in part; seventh is in engine, but not in steam; eighth is in butter, but not in cream; ninth is in business, but not in trade; tenth is in woman, but not in maid; C eleventh is in lingers,alsoin hovers; s whole is a help to bashful lovers. BELLE GORDON. ENIGMA. Composed of 12 letters. 4y 8, 9, 11, 3; 4, 5, 6. 7, is an article lothing. dy 12. 10, 2, 1. is noisy. dy whole is an ancient instrument punishment. CARoLUS. DROP-LETTER PUZZLE. M-p-a-e-i-f-r-o-a-. .... FESTU-S. DOUBLE ACEOSTIC. .Sorrowial. . An Eastern plant.A . Escape. .Depatre. lace te finals before the initials, find a woman named in the Bible. Com meregaL no -is NEWBRET, S. C., Feb. 15, 1882. nar......................,. 9a 9 >d rinary.................. 9*a10 v 4.iddling.................10fa10l dling.............-.....101101 A >d Middling.................10(a10l >od demand. Newberry Prices Carreat. U coRREcrED WEEELY r J. N. MARTIN & CO. ' Shoulders, Prime New..... 6 a 7 Shoulders, Suar Cred. 9 Y Now C ...........a10 ot Shoulde, New......... Sides, C. H, New........... a O Sides, Long Clear...........as lO .MS Suavassed Hams.......16 '_ fassed Hams, (Magnolia) 18 Leaf, in Tierces........... 16 Leaf, in Buckets.......... 18 GA Powdered............... 16 Crushed.................. 14 Granalated Standard..... 2a Extra .................. 11 Coffee C...................10 Yellow................. 10 New Orleans............... 10 Demasrara...............- - ILASSES New Orleans Syrup. 75 New Orleans Molasses. 50 Cuba Molasses......60 Sugar House Molasses. 37 Gunpowder...........1.50 Young Hyson..............1.0 ,LSPCE..............--. 25 PER.......................--30 FFEE-* Roasted or Parched.-- ' G BestREio.......... Good Rio............ 1620 SEGAR Cider Vinegar......5 White Wine Vinegar.. 65 Tennessee.............. -115 Bolted. -......-.1.20 3'1 Unbolted..............1.20 ELEY....................-- 2.0 AP ............... a 10 B' &RCB......................- 6a 12 ful E CANDLES................ 15 U, ebb............. ....... 8.0O11.00 NDY....-......... NCENTATED LYE..... ,. .. .0 GLISH SO ................ 10 ESFORD'S BAKING POWDER 25 al A FOAM BAKING POWDER... 35a .LE GRE AE............. .. 10 J BACCO........................ 60a 1.25 ca ILS t'10) ker.................. 4.50 _ GGING-Heavy................... 12s14 ,. 2OW TIES,.e bunch......... 2 00 T LICED ARROW TIES........ 1 25 D CLOVER SEED-per lb...20 .D OATS-per bu............ 75a 80 OTH YHAY................... 200 NOTICE. All persons indebtedh o t h e undersigned ai mst settle the same a: stisfactorily be f or e sking for fur th er - redit. S. F. FANT. Jan. 4, 1882. 1-ti.p B SIGHT'S HOTEL, COLUMBIA, S. C. This new and elegant gouse, with alE dern improvemaents, is now open for the a eption of guests. 'S. 4. WRIGHT 4 SON, u... 1, l?--tf Pro rietoru. E NOT DECEIVED. y Plasters claiming to.. 3 an improvement on LLCOCK'S POROUS LASTIRS. ALLCOCK'S is the iginal and only genuine orous Plaster; all oth.- > so-called Porous Q 'sters are imita ons. Bewa-re of See that you get an LLCOCE'S PLASTE,m hich we guarantee is effected more and icker cures than any her external Reme IOLD BY ALL DRI.GOITS an. 5, 1-6m. eow The great superiority of DR. BULL'S COUGH SYRUP over all othercough remediesisattested. by the immense popular demand for that old established remed for the Cure of Coughs, Colds loamsenes, Croup, Asthma,Bro hitis,WhoopingCough,Incipient :onsumption and for the relief onsumptive persons in advanced tazes of the Disease. :For Sal al D gists.-Price,2.nts Pianos and Organs. MT is HOMR_ 111. MUSIC! 'hat is Home Withet e Well, well, don's get mad about it and Sisuch big capitals, BUT BUY CHICKERING, MATHUSHEK,yABION,: OR SOUT1ERN GEL PANO.'J [omne, Sweet Homet: iss be made a happy place, and if it do* e contain a PIano or Orga, s nly halt furnished.. ORDER AT ONCE4 MAsoN & HAMLIN, PEILOUBET 0O., OR SHONL1NGER ORGAN. OW'T WAIT ALWAYS! If you can't.pay all cia, send for our - 'xne Prices. GEMEMBER THIS!B arge sales with smnal' hiing prota b r policy, List, last and always. ORDER FROX GREENVILLE, S. C. -i Th wili Sell you at Iaaufae-1 tarer's Factory Prices. Dec. 15, 18-ly. ROOK ERYj GLASSW ABIRR A nice assortment of CROCKERY ad ~ASSWARE just received and forsle by F. T. WBIGHT; Who still has only a few of those CHEAP 'OVES left. Gall quick if you want one. Who still contines wo carry on the ;TIN - JSINESS in all its branches, and keeps a line of 'inware and Stoves.M And last., though not least, who will .do te ROOFIN~G, GUTTERING ad other kB WORKe can getjust as cheapsh he ni afford it. Mar. 23, 47-17. > lIE PENNINGTON HOUSE, arormerly the mnion Moun,) - NEWBERRY,_6. C. )HN . PENNINiGTON, Proprietor. This popular and conveniently loessed muse has been opened by the present Pto ietor, who will spare no pains to make -- s guests comfortable. With rooms large, . y, clean ad well furnished, a table sup-,9 ied with tebest that can be had. polite~? edre,dy atention on the part of his ser as, he feel asued of ivingtisainDm Terms,s$1 per ay; $1s.50 per NSaL June 22, 26-tf. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ~EEKLY PALMETTO YEOMAIf COLUMBIA, 8. C. II n8 paeppr eindrthe pso lading, News, Mres&c.Sberpiw ne Year, ,150; ee Months, LB iree Months, 50 Cents be in d mee. For 8ix Names and~n Dollarsam C serI$tya -- n,,,,,ne