The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, June 29, 1882, Image 2
riTh Her ald.
THOS. F. GRENEKER. Enrross.
W. H. WALLACE,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1882
A PAPER FOR rEIE PEOPLE.
TbbHerald is in the highest respect aFam
Dy2e yt , devoted to the material in
teresoftn people of this County and the
It circulates extensively, and as ar
AdvedAng medium offers unrivalled ad
vantages. or Terms, see first page.
It seems that the new anti-duel
ing law does not deter men from c
4' resort to the "Code." We presum(
that very few persons ever thoughi
it would. The common law foi
-two hundred years did not; th4
Constitution and Statute law o
1868 dd not; and the new law o
1880 will not. Two attempted duel
in the State within one week showi
how little the law is feared.
There may be instances where i
man is restrained by law from fight
ing a duel; but, if so, they are ver
few. If he is.not restrained by i
regard for the Divine law, or b;
native cowardice, Statute law wil
not restrain him. There will b
men who will hide themselves be
hind the Statute law-men whos
lives are of such a character as no
to permit of the higher ground of I
Christian standpoint ; but he wh
can make up his mind to take th
moral and physical risks involve
will not be deterred by the leg*
If a man is not truly and consciea
tiously opposed to dueling ; if h
believes it a right way to settle i
difficulty; and is not afraid to tak
the chances before the muzzle of
pistol at ten paces,he will not b
afraid to take the chances before
Judge on the bench and twelve me
in the jury box.
But what we started out to as
was, that the dueling law shoul
either be enforced or repealed
Because, if a law so solemnly an
deliberately enacted as this was i
permitted to be broken with impt
nity it will tend very largely tc
wards creating in the popular min
a contempt for and disregard of al
law.
Ex-Judge Mackey has publishe
an open letter to Senator Hampto:
in the Kational Republican. H
arraigns the Democratic party fo
the Begistration law and the elec
tion law and charges them in th
most extravagant language with th
perpetration of all sorts of fraudi
Our readers will remember ths
when Mackey delivered his Georgi
town speech last November w
predicted that he was laying a pc
litical basis to stand on inthe evenl
.7he was not re-elected to the Jdge
ship. Had he been re-elected w
have no idea that he would eve
have found any fault with the regii
tration law or any other law, a
long as he was comfortably prc
vided for.
His defection is no loss to th
K. Democracy.
The striking of the Confederati
Monument in Columbia by lighi
ning the 22nd, reminds usof asind
lar incident that occurred a few
years ago in Iaurens County.
Several years before the war Col
James H. Irby and Col. Jno. E
Wlim,of Laurens, had erectes
a handsome marble monument nea
Miton, to commemorate the bravy
en who were butchered on tha
spot by tories during the Revoln
~tionary War. The monument wa
. known as the Uayes' Monument, ai
called from a mall mountain c
that name close by. In 1870 thi
monument was strucik by lightninj
and completely demolished. N<
attempt was ever made to restori
it.
The Columbia correspondent o
"xthe News and Courier gives an ac
count of an attempted duel betweer
Jno. G. Mobley and James H. Pear
son, two young lawyers of Columbia
the 21st. Arrangements had beer
made, the parties had retired to the
suburbs of Columbia,and the grouni
was being stepped off, when th<
Sheriff came upon the scene with
warrant, and put astop to the pro
eeedings. The principals were pul
under bonds of $1,000 to keep the
peace, the seconds under bondso:
$500-and there, no doubt, th4
matter ends.
-The parties have adjusted theil
difficulty amicably.
The Legislature met in extra
masion Tuesday, for the purpose o:
woodicting the State. The ses
cover th2ast ten days or two weeks
vent ashes ~
in the water uz4ixed the 10th o.
enough to use.
Never brood your cier
in. It makes them weak b,
difficnlt to raise.
Subscriptions are being made for
the purpose of repairing the Con
federate Monument. The following
subscriptions were made the 23d:
The News and Courier Co., $100;
Pres't W. Porcher Miles, of the S.
C. College, $100; Prof. Woodrow,
$50; Prof. Sloan, $25; Prof. Bar
ney, $25; students of the S. C.
College, $45.50. Mrs. W. K.
Bachman, of Columbia, is the Treas
urar of the Monument Association,
and subscriptions may be sent to
her.
Gov. Hagood's Message to the
Legislature recommends that in addi
tion to redistricting the State, the
Legislature should pass a joint resolu
tion submitting to the qualified voters
the question of repealing Sec. 2, Art.
III of the Constitution which provides
that no new Counties shall be formed
of less than 625 square miles. We
hope the recommendation will not be
adopted; and if it be, that the peoplh
f will vote it down. The restriction is
f a wise one.
A good many democrats are, fig
uratively speaking, "betwixt the
devil and the deep sea"; his satan
ic majesty being represented by the
political cliques and rings, and the
i deep sea by the republican party.
1 Prudence suggests that they a
1 void the latter and keep on terre
firma, where they can, at least, have
something to stand on.
t The only thing that we find t<
regret about Senator Hampton'i
letter is the long and silly editorial
e that it has called forth. We believe
if the Senator were to announce tha
2 and 2 make four some editorr
would write a column editorial en
dorsing it. "Good wine needs n<
s bush".
A certain up-country editor, wh<
a is a candidate for the Legislature
copies into his paper all the flatter
ing notices that other papers pub
lish about him as a candidate
Wonder if he charges himself fo:
Y these notices at regular advertisinl
1rates.
How are the nominations to b
made? The plan of primary elec
tions in this County has given gen
eral satisfaction, and we do no
think it would be safe to depar
from it.
The accident to the Confederat
Monument was a terrible caiamity
but an appropriation by the Legia
Slature to repair the damage woui
Sbe a still greater alamity.
SFour negroes were hanged a
eKingstree Friday-a man and
woman for murder, and two me1
Ifor arson.
SGuiteau has been refused a r
Sprieve by the President, and wi]
Bbe hanged to-morrow.
tFoa vaa MLaa..
Pounaria Dots.
Bcrole, aitles, Etw.
-POELAnBIA, S. C., June 26, 1882.
> Befreshing showers last Thurada;
evening enlivened the crops consider
ably. The prospect for cotton anc
corn is very bright. The farmers ar
about through harvesting their smal
grain-much the largest crop of oat
and wheat ever raised in this portio:
Sof the County. The threshers ar
- now busy, and the owners of then
jubilant.
The Pomaria Democratic Club me
a abort time sine and elected Messrs
Thou. W. Holloway, Dr. J. K. Chap
man, Dr. G. A. Setaler, E. R. Hip'
and 3. David Suber delegates to the
SCounty Convention. A resolution wa
adopted that each delegate vote as h
rpleases on the subject of a Primary o
BConvention plan for nominating can
t didates. The delegation is shout even
ly divided on the matter. Our peopli
are in a feverish and unsettled mooc
Sin regard to political subjects. If to<
many "bosse?' expect to try thei:
fhand at the "maechine" in the matte
sof nominating candidates, when votin1
time comes they will either have t
step back or fall low. Your sugges
tions in regard to "rings," "4liques,
S&c., are timely.
Quite a nice little exhibition wai
had by Mrs. Wright's school on 22nd
IThe exercises consisted of dialogues
speeches and singing, and were cred
itable alike to teacher and pupils
Short addresses were made to th<
school by Rev. H. S. Wingard and J.
B. O'N. Holloway, Esq.
The first cotton blooms of this soc
Stion are reported by our young, enter
prising farmer Willie 8. Ruff.
The merchants of Pomaria, follow
inlg the example of other places, havi
decided to close their stores at
o'clock, to allow their jaded clerk<
rest. This is truly a humane act o:
the part of our merchants, and wi
commend them for it.
rThe proposition to cut off a portior
of Newtierry to tack on to "Peake
County" is considered ridioulous by
our people. \
The proudest man in Newberry
County lives near Pomaria-for it's a
girl.
The colored people propose having
a barbecue near here on the 4th oi
July. POMAEIA.
Nursing mothers gain strtth by
using Brown's Iron Bitters. It aeta
like a charm in restoring to healti
and strength overstrained nature.
FoR va HEEALD.
Club Meeting in No. 4-Dele- List
gates. &e. June
.-- obb.
ABRA31s' ACADEMY, Da
June 24tli, 1882. G
After enjoying a sumptuous pienic Ladso
dinner spread by the patrots of C. F. Part
Tidwarsh's school, the Democratic d
Club No. 1 of Cromer's TowtnPhip
(No. 4), according to previuu. ap
p,( inttuent, was called together tr r"-- -
organize for the camopaigu of 1882.
The Club being organized it proceeded
to elect its officers, which resulted as
follows : President, M. M. Buford ;
Vice-PresidentR, J. S. Spearwan, C.
F. Tidn,areb; Treasurer, W. C. Cro- {
o:er; Secretary, J. W. Scott. After
the election of officers the Club pro
cceded to elect delegates to the County t
Convention which meets at Newberry Si
C. U., on the 17th of July. The fol- si
lowing were elected delegates : M. M. Si
Buford, J. S. Spearman, W. C. Cro
mer, J. W. Scott, W. R. Elmore, C.
F. Tidmarsh, S L. Atchison and J. h
C Abrams. The Club adjourned to
meet when ordered by the County
Executive Committee. b
J. S. SPEARMAN, President f!
JOHN W. Scorr, Secretary. ir
P. S -In behalf of the Club 1 ean 9i
only repeat our motto of 1880. Our
Motto is to be in the front ranks of
the onward march to honest Deu,
eratie victory in November next. We
certainly have no fellowship for Itdt
pendentism.Greenbackism or any other
species of Radicalism. Whether the
registration law meets the approbation
of every one or not, we propose to
adapt ourselves to the law and grasp
it with a firw hold and abide by its
results; for we honestly believe that
the Legislature made the law in good
faith and with no other object in view
than to perpetuate the Democracy of
our once down trodden but now re
claimed Carolina. J. W. S.
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It relieves every case, and has cured
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[ Tribune.
The Confederate Monament
Destroyed by Lightning.
Special Dispatch to the News and Courier.
r COLUMBIA, June 22.-About five t
o'clock this afternoon during a heavy t
thunder storm the people of Columbia
were startled by a terrific crash which
followed a most vivid flash of light.
ning. They little suspected, howev a
er, that the thunderbolt had fallen -
b on the Confederate Monument in the D.
State House grounds, and that the
crowning glory of that magnificent W
work of art, the marble statue of a Wyj
Confederate soldi'er, which surmount. to oc
Sed it, had toppled from its base and -
'been shattered into fragments.
As soon as the sad calamity was
known, and throughout the afternoon,
hundreds of people of every age and T
rank visited the State H ouse grounds PER
Sto view the wreck. T'he statue is al day
most completely demolished. Mr. W.da
H. Anderson, an old soldier of Jen- Jt
Skins' Brigade, who chanced to be look- -
ing towards the monument when the
thunderbolt fell, says that the whole
monument was surrounded by a per- Of
feet sheet of flame, and when the crash
came the hea.d of the statue instantly
fell for ward to the ground. W hen it had
reached about half way to the ground I
the body swayed for a moment and
then gracefully fell -over to the right
side of the monwument. The head was Be
cut completely off at the neck as if men
with a sword, and falling struck on
the upper base stone of the northern sa
front of 'the monument. In falling ever
the body struck the lower base on the galie
eastern side, driving it out of place an o*
inch or two. The cannon at the rear S
of the statue was broken off. The Mars
right leg was severed at the skirt of berra
the coat. The hands, which rested sho
on the musket, were broken off and ("y
the left leg was driven into the ground gon
several inches. There is nothing left
on the top of the shaft but a fragment [r.. s.
of the left leg which is broken off at
the ankle and rests upon the broken
stock of the musket. The statue was Attes
hurled to the ground with so great J.
force that where it struck the stone Ju
base it was crushed into powder.
This monument was erected by the 1
S. C. Monumental Assocaition, com
posed of ladies, May 13, 1879. The
Association was founded in February,
1865, and work was begun in 1869.
The total expeuses of the enterprise__
amounted to Sf,?761,46. The statue
surmounting the monument, which
was chiseled out of fine Italian marble,So
cost about $5,000. It will be impos
sible to replace the statue and repair Or
the other damages for less than thisJU
amount, for although the shaft and cao
bs.se still stand they were shaken out Road
of their position, inclining a little to THg
the right, and it may be necessary to
take down the monument and re-erect The
it ing
An effort will be made to secure an NES
appropriation from the Legislature, yer
and subscriptions are solicited from Mile
all who love the memc'y of the Con- limit
federate dead. I am requested to say
that subscriptions left witb The Netose,
and Courier will be properly applied. ghera
J. C.H. Th
. a this
How sad to see a child growing up at tb
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WYATT AIK
FOR CONCRESS.
e are authorized to announce H
LTT AIKEN a candidate for re-el<
ngress. Jun. 29, 26
22nd DIVIDEND
Tax NAnoar. BaNK or Nzwaai
NEwBEERY, S. C., June 26th,
e Directors have this day dechi
[-ANUAL DIVIDEND OF ]
CENT., payable on and after th
>f July next.
JNO. B. CARWILI
n. 29, 26-1I. Cash
LN ORDINANC
the Town Conel of 3
serry, South Carolina
tegulate Shooting Galle
a the Town of Newbe
loath Carolinas
it ordained, by the Mayor and.a
of the Town of Newberry, in 0.
bled, and by the authority<
TioN 1. That on and after this
r person who shall open a sh<
ry in the corporate limits of the
ewerry, shall pay two dollar
for said privilege in advance.
mToN 2. That it shall be lawful fi
bal or Marshals of said Town of
r, to enter the premises in which
ing gallery shall be establishe
ime of day or night, to preserve
id premises.
and ratified- under the corporate
of said Town of Newberry, oi
] twentysixth day of June, in thi
of our Lord'one thousand eight
ded and eighty-two.
YOUNG JOHN POPI
t: Ma:
S. Fn, C. & T., T. C. N.
.. 29, 26 -1.
16| JULY 4th IlI
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EXCURSIONS
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ith Carolina Railwi
MONDAY, JULY 3d, and TUES
l4th, Excursion Tickets will be
all Stations on the Line of the
ia Railway to all Stations o
,at the low rate of
EE CENTS PER MILE (one way;
TIlE ROUND TRIP!
'ickets will be good going or ri
on any Passenger Train until l
AY, JULI'5th, inclusive.
ildren between the ages of 6 ar
will be charged TWO CENTI
for the Round Trip on same date
, of Tickets.
Fare will be less than 25 eta.
nductors will only sell Excursion
at above rates from Stations 1
are no Ticket Agents.
is will be the Last Opportunity o
ummner for parties to visit their fi
various Stations, or to spend
at the Sea Side, at these low rat4
:nts at the various Stations will<
furnish further information, as
from their respective Stations
a on the Road, and will sell Ticki
a dates to all who apply.
D. C. ALLEN
Gen'l Pass and Ticket A
i. 29, 26-it.
ICE TO TRESPASSE
persons hereafter found comm
respass upon my lands in the C
wherry, either by hunting, fiu
ug trees, riding or driving there<
any injury to my real property
iy notified that they will be vigol
en.ed under Sections 20 and
.CXXIX of the Revised Statu
ktate. BARUCH DUNCJ
...e.... & n0.,- ne 2inn182
.tisceluaneous.
ding AN ORDINANCE
- To Establish a Board of HealtI
nd. In and for the TowB of New,
sa berry, and for Other Par
poses Therein Mentioned.
Bz IT O-:DAINz, By the Mayor and Al
dermen of the Town of Newberry, in Coun
cil assembled, and by the authority of th,
same:
SxcTioN 1. That a Board of Health i
hereby established in and for the Town c
Newberry, to be composed of nine citizen
of said Town, and to.be elected by the Towi
Council of Newberry, so that two shall re
side in Ward One, two shall reside in % ar
Two, two shall reside in Ward Three, tw
shall reside in Ward Four, and the remain
ing one shall be selected from the Town a
large; and that in c'ase of death or resigns
tion of any one or more of said members c
said Board of Health, the Town Counci
shall proceed forthwith to elect one or mor
citizens in place of such members as As
die or resign.
SEcTSoN 2. That said Board of Healt
shall, within one week after the eiection c
its members, organize by electing one c
-their number President, and the Clerk an
Treasurer of the'Town of Newberry shal
act as Secretary of said Board ; but in cas
of the death, resignation, aboeice or sick
ness of the President, the Bn.rd shall prc
ceed to elect one of its memt,ers to :et a
President. That all the acts and doings t
said Board of Health shall he reduced t
writing by the Secretary and signed by th,
President or acting President of said Boar
of Health-in a book to be furnished asi
Board'by the said Town Council of Nei
berry.
Sxcriox 3. That it shall be a misdemear
or in case any citizen of the Towt, of Nev
berry shall retue to serve upon said Boar
of Health after a written notification of hi
election shall h,e served upon him, and upo
r a conviction thereof before the Town Coue
ell of Newberry, he shall be sentenced t
pay a fine of not more than twenty-five do
lars
Sxcrtox 4. That it shall be the duty a
said Board of Health to ins,.ect the prea
isem of the citizens of said Town of Nei
berry, and also the water courses, drain
sewers, alleys, streets, bridges, culverts an
ditches within the limits of said Town c
Newberry ; and that when such said Boar
of Health shall adjudge any one or all <
the same in a condition injurious to healt
of all or any part of the citizens of th
Town of Newberry, causes of injar
shall be removed, avot ed or abated as ma
be by'said Board of Health directed; an
that when or in case of the failure of an
person when required to cleanse his pren
I ises or any part thereof, or to abate a nu
r sance thereon; or in case of the interfei
ence of any person with a Marshal or Mai
I shals, or other employees of said Town c
Newberry while eng.ged in r--moviug an
causes of it.jury to health or nuisances upo
premises within the corporate limits of sai
i Town of Newberry, any person so offendin
i shall be liable upon conviction thereof bm
fore the said Town Council of Newberr
to all the pains and penalties provided i
the Act of the General Assembly of Lt
State of South Carolina, entitled An Act t
renew and amend the Charter of the Tow
of Newberry, approved on the twenty-fit
' day of January, A. D. 1882
SxcTioN 5. That it shall be the duty i
the Board of Health to take such steps i
they may deem best to protect the inhabi
ants of the Town of Newberry from an
m. D. contagious or infectious diseases; and ti
,ction whenever in the exercise of this duty sal
..i. Board of Health shall deem it best, the
-- shall presen.t in writing to the Town Coni
cil of Newberry, any recommendiations the
*may desire to accomplish these purposes.
iY, SxcrtozI 6. That for the purposes of ti
1882. transaction of the business of the Bonedri1
tred a Health, a quorum thereof shall consist<
NUR five members; and that said Board sh:
first meet once at least in every fortnight.
8cvtoN 7. That tI" members of sal
, Board of Health sball sere for on:e year.
ier. SzEnoO 8. That -the members of ti
-- B.iard of Health shall be elected every yet
Eexcept the present year, on the seco
-Tedy in June, and for the present yes
emoa 2nd June, 1882. Masa .o h o
of Newberry shall obey the written dire
tions of said Board of Health.
ggDone and ratified by the Town Council
Newberry, in Council assembled,c
rry [r.. 5.] this the~ second day of June, in ti
,y-. of our Lord one thousand sigl
hundred and eighty-two.
hIder-. YOUNG JOHN POPE,
LdrAtt:Mayor.
moeil JoHN S. Fata, C. & T., T. C. N.
f the Jun. 8, 23--tf.
date, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ion COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
I per IN COMMON PLEAS.
>r the Harriet F. McCarley, as A&dministratriz
New. John McCarley, dec'd., vs. Tbe Newbers
said Agricultural and Mechanical Society.
d, at The creditors of the New berry Agriculf
order ral and Mechanical Society are hereby ra
quired to render on oath and establish b
seal fore the undersigned their respective 4
ithe' mands, on or before the first day of Augul
year 1882.
hun- JAMES K. P. GOGGANS,
- Special Referee.
Newberry, S. C., June 21st, 1882. 25
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d HAMBURG EDGINGS
-AND- .
-
- INSERTIONS,
yb
I cent per yard and upwards.
In. IADIM', ESS8W AND CHILDREN'8 Y
a
F1Ni SllOES.
'y Call and Feamine
our Stock.
~.Polite and courteous attention given to
Severy visitor, whether purchaser or not.
Ic H.0& 0.
Mar. 3l0, 13t. 'S
d --
'flRIfll fEl
7, For the Next Sixty Days ~
i WE WILLMAKE SPECIAL.PRICES
In all Our Lines of a
Merchandise.d
a
_Our Bargain Table 2
Contain. several hundred pieces of 0OLOTH
-ING and other goods3 which will be
SSold Without Regard to Coste (I
Our Large Stock of a
n-~C
* (WITK SEIRTS A SPECIALTY,)
Is offered at prices that cannot fail to
please.
BL Wie have in each of our lines some ODDS
- AND ENDS which we are determined to
SELL OR GIVE AWAY.
oGOOD BARGAINS await any who can use
dthese goods. I
Come and see us, and we will tell you
why we are selling so cheap.
- V1IHT& J. W.CIOPPOCL. 5
IRON.
h
Pure Hammered Swede's Iron.
Best Refined Tire Iron, 1 to 2 inches. S
Band, Hoop, Round, Square and Oval c
a. Irons, in full stock, at lowest market prices,
at t
BOOZER'S HARDWARE STORE, c
No. 2 Mower's New Block. s
Mar. 30, 33-1y.
p
- FOR SALE.
ONE SIX-HORS.' TOZER ENGINE, in
thoroughly good order ; price, 6550.
ui Also one WOODS' MOWING MACHINE ;
- price, $40.
r Apply to J. N. FOWLES,
-' Jun. 15, 24-1m. Newberry. S. C.
GLENN SPRINGS,
-SPARTANBURG C., 8. C. ~,
,~ The Proprietor.<of this (Celebrated Water.
ing P!a.ceve.pecifullIy announce that it will
be op. ned this Season on tbe 1st of June,
1I under the ,uzne rzuanagemuent as last year.
e TERMs OF BOARD.
Per day..................$ 200 -
Per week................. 12 00
Per week for 3 weeks........10 00
-Per month............... 30 00 i
B Cottages to Rent-per tenemen-ofSI
rooms-for the Season, $30 00 ; Whole
Cottages-6 rooms-for the Season,
$50. 0
s' W Special attention given to shipping e
the Water. The Springs can be reached
from Spartanburg at low~ rates by Hacks.
SIMPSON ISIMPSON,
Hardware, St
HART & CO
ARDWARE. ME]
STATE AGENTS
THE GREATEST
GItICULTURAL
VENTION OF TILE
GE. SAVES90 PEE
ENT. OF THE LA
)R, AND DOUBLES -.
THE VALUE OF . H
1E MANURE BY
EIOROUGHLY ,..:. .
PULVERIZING. 2 5W
EMP'S MANURE AND COTTON
- AGENTs FOR
HE "BROWN" and DAN']
FEEDERS AND CON
E:KE A T
FOR UE ABOVE
Jun. 8, 23-1y. C
EENDELSSOHN
Grand Offer for the next 1
$850 Square Grand Piano fi
ElAN0Magnificenta rosewood care
ale; beui carved legs and lyre. heavy serpentine
on frame, French Grand Action, Grand Hammers, in 1
a in any way tend to the perfection of the instrument,
AP Our price for this instrument, boxed auc' -eli
rs at New York. with fine Piano Cover, Stool and Bool
ist reduced from our late wholesale, factory price, 2W
e tar, the greatest bargain ever offered the musicalj
remendons demand for this style! Send In your order
pportnnity.
This Piano will be sent on 15.days test trial. Please
oney with order. Cash sent with order will be refund<
)th ways if Piano Is not just as represented. Several e
60 up.. Over 15,000Anse. ar.nr "= s*-atied pare
re buying. Handsome Illustrated Piano Catalogue. m
monials ever awarded any piano manufarer. Ee
SHEET MUSIC at one-third price. Catalogue of 3,000
nt for 3e. stamp.
MENDELSSI
Jun. 8, 2t-ly. P. a
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.- i
IN COMMON PLEAS.
usannah E. Suber, Plaintiff. against John BALS
W. Coiuts, Hartwell H. Counts, as admr.
4e,of Sa,ah Counts, dec'd., Hartwell H. Pstvl
Counts in his own right, Adam B. Counts, I lY
Sarah C. Crosson, Louisa C. Mayer, For- This 011
est Counts, Effie Comits, Adam M. Count., *YdlwSie2
Henry Counts, Wi;ham Counts, George m::.rru.
0. Counts and Henry Koon, Defendants. it. ts -i
ummons for Relief. (Complaint not served.) the: year I.
o the Defendants, John W. Counts, Hart- and mnyn
well H. Counts, as adm'r., &c., of Sarah etr
Counts, dec'd , Hartwell H. C. uts in his that for 01
own right, Adam B. Cony., Sarah c. 1~'' m
Gromer, Louisa C. Mayer, Forest Counts, bottie.
Effie Counts, Adam Mi. Counts, Henry
Counts, William Counts, George 0. 'lear
Counts and Henry Koon: . I has p
You are hereby summoned and required I hv
>answer the cornplaint in this action, of and heari
hieh a copy is on fi!c in the office of the ave-d
lerk of said Court, and to serve a copy of anorher b
our answer to the said complaint on the
bscriber a&t his office at Newberry Court "$ Ii.i
ouse, in said State, within twenty days wara
fer the service hereof, exclusive of the FROM EXF
sy or such service ; and if you tail to an- oence t
wer the complaint within the time afore- ceive by r
tid, the plaintiff in this action will apply you to bet
>the Court for the relief demanded in the curative
oniplaint.wmi neve
Dated 6 April, A. D. 1882. - d To
0. L. SCRUMPERT, money by
ttest: Plaintiff's Attorney. Only Im
..1 .P.COH.Lxsas, C. C.P. . H J
To the 'Defendants, Adam B. Counts,
dam Mi. Counts, Henry Counts, William soL AGE2
omts and George 0. Counts: Take notice
at the Summons in this action, of whichST E
te foregoing is a copy, was filed in the of- 00U2
ce of the Clerk of the Court of Common IN
les for the County -of Newberry, in the -N C
ate of South Carolina, on the 6th day of Chas. C.
pril, .A. D. 1882. and J.
0. L. SCRUMPERT, T-cr
Plaintiff's Attorney. cThearu
15th day of June, A. D. 1882. 24-fit to adc~
TATE OF SOUTRH CAROLINA, manIds, re
or before
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
iN COMMON PLEAS. Mas"ter'
ucinda Brooks, Plaintiff, against Jas. B. SATIiE
Gibson, Defendant, og gg
Relief. I IN C4
By order of the Court, I will sell, at pub
c outcry, before the:Ooura House at New- E. P. Cha
erry, on 'he First Monday In July, 1882,
se lire interest of Lucinda Brooks, the
laintiff, in all that plantation or traet of The cre
Ln. lying and being in the County of New- Kibler, d
erry and State aforesaid, containing 100 render on
res, more or less, known as the Miller -
lace, and bounded by lands of Micajah D. fove tema
uber, lands of Lucinda Brooks and landsfoehef
f R. V. Gist. Mse'
Tais-The purchaser will he required -ate
> pay one-half of the purchase money in
ash and to secure the balance payable at
elve months, with interest from the day The foll
f sale, by bond and mortgage of the pro- by the Be
rty-with leave to pay all in cash. Pur. Resolve
baser to pay for papers. Board be
SILAS JOHNSTONE, Master- which he
Master's Office, 12 June, 1882. 24-St and age
TO MTLL MEN, **nd"r*I
And Others Using Machinery. the persoi
No. 1 Babbit Metal. Secreary
Wire Cloth for Sieves and Screens. By rd
Sheet, Square and Round Rubber Pack
ag. Russia Hemp Packing. Jun. 22
One and one and a quarter Rubber Hose. ____
Best quality Rubber Belting, 2 to 6 in.,
store, any other size at abort notice. -
Belt Heoks and Lace Leather. 11u
Golden Machinery Oil. The sul
Oil Cans, Zinc Oilers, Screw Wrenches, lowing .A
c. All at lowest market rates, at
S. P. BOOZER'S M'CORI
Jun. 1, 22-4t Hardware Store. -T
TATE a
~PSOM SPRING WATER! very best
to do thei
On draught and in bulk, at FANT'S Parties
UG STORE. Those desirous 01 seeing Saturday.
nalysis of the water will please call and with thei
.amine Ciraqular. they are r
5. F. FANT, to sales d
.Sole Agent for Newberry. FRLE
Jun. 1, 22-if. lIar. 9,
PANY,
RCHANTS.
FOR
.. - DISTEIBUTES
MUCK, MARL, ASH
ES. LIME, COTTON
SEED, fANURE.aC..
EVENLY In DELT.
AND BROADCAST.
ASINDISPENSABL,
AS THE MOWER
AND REAPEM
EiEEY MACHIE.
WAREANTED.
SEED SPREADER.
PRATT GINS..
DENSERS&.
['& Co.;
LESTON, S. C.
?IANO co
30 days only.
r only $245.
ganty finished,St;eg3, ?F
e, our new patent -
and large tany
act, every imprvmn
has been add
ered on board $24500
'o days only,. This Is now, '
nbli . Unpreedented mcemt
at once* Do not Iose this ran.
end reference if you do not eeu
d and freight charges psId by .
ther special Bargains;~ Piaos,
baser. Dca't fall to write s lte .
.ied free, giving the blem* -
ry Plano- aliy anted te
hoice pteces of pgpPlar Masto
)HN PIAMO-O.,
.ox 2,O8, NEW YOUK CITI.
-OE THE
roo CSOo's
AM OF SHARK'S OIL.>
Rstores the Hearing, and is t
oluta Cure for Deans 1Ea
is abstracted from pecunar.
i.11 WalTm SHARK. caught Ii
t. known as VMUAaOr Rose
svery Chinese tlsherman knowA
-te as a restorative of haI~
,vred by aBadtdhlst?Friesnsos
(10. Its cures were so numerocm
so*semingly mrancos,ethattIe
a officially proclaimed over ej
pire. .Its use becameso UIIU
-er .0years no Deafznesa has.ez
mg te Chinese people.e Meat,
-epaid, to any address at $U01p90
What the Dear 8ayr
rformed a milratcle in myese
no UrCeartly nioisew. lmyghed
nuchi better.
c*en greatly b)eneZ,ted.
ess helped a great deal-tho a
yttle 'will cure me. , ; .
nes are UNQUEsTIONABf.B 3 R
CRARACTEu ABSol.UTE, AS
AN rEn.NA3.LY TESTmY,2
tREX'CC: AN) D )BsERVATIlON. Wrf..
IIAYLOCKC r JENE1.7 DeyStreet,
,enclosing 41.00, and you willied
eturn a remedy that will mWM
rlke an body else, and whos -
frts i,epermanent;. Noe -
r regret doing so."-EDITOR C.
LE REVIEW.
.void loss in the Mails, pleaseS') se
REGstERED LETTE.R.
ported by
YLOCK & JEN gt,
(Late lAYrwcKt & )
rs FoR nr ER7CA. Jun. 8, S'y
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
[TY OF NEWBERER
)MMiON PLEAS.
Toague, Ex'or., vs. A. B.Milk
P. Blair, E:t'ors., an~d other;.
ditors of the estate of Elizaheck
,deceased, are hereby required
on oath and establish their .do.
pectively, before the Master, o.
the first day of August, 1882,
SILAS JOHNSTONE, Mastee, -
i Office, 21 June, 1882. 2#-6s
OF SOUTH CAROLINA-~
[TY OF NEWBRRY.
)MMON PLEAS.
mers, Adm'r., vs. C. W. Kinar!
et a..
Relief.
ditors of the estate of Sparca 0,
eceaed, are hereby required to
oath and establish, their respee.
ads before the Master, on or be.
ret day of August, 1882
SILAS JOHNSTONE, Master.
i Office, 21 June, 1882. 2.5-6g
NOTICE..
owing resolutions were adopted
ard of Health June 20th:
d, st. That the Secretary otshIa
instruted to procure a book In
shall record the date of .bir$is,
of all persons dying within the
limits of this town.
iaathe owner of the premises: or'
is occupying the same be request.
rs such births and deaths to-the
of this Board.
r of Board.
J.aS FAIR,
IN IMPLERMIT8!
"crier is the agent for the foi.
riulsural Machines, viz.:
lC'S IIARVESTIKS IAMIHE,
IE GREOB & CO, REAPER,
KINS MIOWER AND RAKES, 40,
ove named machines have the -
testimonials, and ~are warranted
rwork in ti.e best manner.
wishing to see me can dosoerery
I have had six years experiienes
s Machines and wiHl show hoeir~
n. Mr T.0. PoolwllaSnd
ring my absence.
Da A. SCBUEPWT,