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The Hera1d. T. F. GRENEKER, GEO. B. CROMER. EDrroRS. r NEWBERRY, S. C. THUISDAY oCT. I 1883. A PAPER FOR TUB.PE0PLE. The Herald'isinthehghestrespectaFam UyNewspaper, devotedl to the material in terests gf the people of this County and the state. It cireulates extensively, and as an Advertising medium. offers unrivalled ad teaes. iFor Terms. see first page. R., G, U, N., E.,&A.R. R. We feel that we are expected to write an editorial on the projected Rutherfordtown, Gaffney, Union, - . Newberry. Edgefield and Augusta Railroad, and we do not wish to disappoint any reasonable expects tion ; so here goes: "Look out for the cars when the bell rings or the whistle blows." - A BETTER PLAN. The Railroad Commission created a Standard Schedule of freight and passenger rates, and at the same time succeeded in creating general dissatisfaction. The Columbia cor respondent of the News and Courier informs the public, froni time to time, that the Commission is still laboring-what the issue will be is a matter of serious conjecture. From all parts of the State we hear ad verse criticism of the new schedule, and it appears that in many places the new freight rates are less favor able to the public than those form eriy adopted by the roads them selves. In the matter of passenger rates the Commission .has gone far to promote social equality among trav elers. There are now no second class rates, and the railway officials say that they are not able to adopt them, so low : have the passenger, rates been placed by ihe Commis sion. The -natural consequence is that the negroes' crowd in among the white passengers, and make the interior of the- passenger coaches exceedingly fragrant while they rer - der traveling extremely disagreea ble. The matter has called forth much unfavorable comment, and various remedies have been sugges ted, amnong which this plan is of ferd iythe Newsand Qourier: J~This plan is to run a special coach on every passenger train, the seats in which coach shall be numn bered and reserved for passengers, ati an extra charge of. fifty cents seat, irrespective of the distance -travelled. Or, if preferr;ed. the fee can be regulated according to the distance travelled. Then when a -passenger buys a ticket he can pay regular fare of $3 90 to ColumWa, for instance, and at the same t,ime; iflhe wishes, get a reserved seat coupon from the ticket agent for fifty cents extra. In this way per sons .travelling with ladies and * children, or ladies travelling alone, can secure themselves agamnst the intrusion of objectionable travelling coinpanions. In our judgment, a far better plan. would be to abolish the R~ail road Commission at the next ses sion of the General Assembly, a,nd go back to the old order of things. SLAVES OF THEIR SERVANTS. While the men are devoting their * attention to the construction of rail ways, and various other subjects of various degrees of importance, the wr omen of Charleston are trying to devise some means by which they can mend the ways~ of domestic ser vants. One of them. writing~ to the News andc Cour-ier, says tha~t good wages, kin:iness and presents are all thrown away upon servants;- that in an exocnence of seventeen years she has niever been able to find one that wa- reliable, truthful and sictly hone*st. It is her opinion i,hat the resp:'nsibility for this con ditiore of things lies with the em -- plo: and she suggests, as a red.that no ore should hire a servant -'without f.rst having a refer -Kence fro1ia their last employer." She believes that the "reference'' plan would give the good servants places. and force the l>ad ones "to starve - or do better." If the remedy suggested by this writer were adopted, we fancy that the servants who have been making her -experience of seventeen years" would fare badly, for there was not one good one, and therefore, not one who could get a reference. The ladies deserve our sympathy. but they can derive little good from our adv'ice, for an adequate remedy goes beyond our wisdom. And yet a remedy is sorely needed. "'Hired * help" is ilred vexation. The aver age cicred cook is surly, snappish and thoroughly untrustworthy. lier jaw" is something amazing and al most as much to be dreaded as that of-ancient Samson. even wheii he wielded the fatal --jaw'" of an ass. She knows that her s, called by courtesy, wo ml any inconvenience, e e convenience of cook. She regards the huiban as an uncertain, variable character that boards with his wife-is engrossed with. a yg s hI la. we makes conspicuous in his table talk as "-my business"-is religious lv certain to find fault with an ill cooked 'dinner,nea rlran to hole .his'if ' responsible for it, while she, _poor body, is afraid to give the coo an order without first giviai poto'y for it-and will never invade the kitchen, or assist his wife ii her domestic caur paigns against "hired help." Yes, the subject is a difficult one -as important 'as it is difficult. But while-we think 'that the "refer ence" remedy is wgrth .trying, we have little. pope of, satisfactory re sults. If ' the. plan were: -adopted and carried! bit, it would- i.oubt edly accomplish good ; but there's tbe rub. Some' years ago; the far mers organized labor reform clubs, and attempted to reform the conci tion of plantation labor ;" but' there was a lack ofproper co-operation, and a want of unamijuity, ad the effort came- to naught. - We:. give this remedy which -is somewhat patadoxical: T/71 bnly wa!rto get on, well with l ire . itelp. is' to get on wcitiout it on;the pri:ciple that "pins have -saved many lives by not being swallowed."- We. offer this remedy because we know that it will never be iptetl, and-exper ment will .not prove, that it is un wise. - CRIM.IN T IE ST,E. A most diabolical outage wa committed in .Orangeburg County on last Friday. .A. negro fiend by the-name of Wesiey--Butler took ad vantage of a little 'olored girl hard. ly .uiore than 'eight 'ears old, and treated her- mosti shamefully. He has been lodgedrirjail for trial. , On Sunday night last near Gard ner's -Bluiff in Marlbaro' : County Nrch Swvatt and-Jim Cope assaulted rost Jacobs.: whereon the lattei stabbed Swettin the-,shoaldei- with a kiife;- and -as- Swett -and '0ope were leaving the field: of battle they were twice red: upon by 3aoobs. but without effect. A negro named Andrew Stantor got his- -arm torn 'almost off by a gin in Marlbbro'" County last week. Large pieces of flesh were seen hanging teo the"gino-saw after-the accident.- -- In a drunken -frolic one nighi last' week on- Mr. Tatum's Legette place in Marlboro' County, Hanni. bal Roland, colored, shot Joe Baker colored, with a pistol, the ball 'tak ing offect- fin the back of the head 'it is reported-:en' ethe streets -tha! Baker is dead. Roland is in jail. At- Red Bluff.'Marlboro' County last week some-colb&ed person gave what he -callda a idtival-and 'during the evening a row occurr'ed in whict eight or ten colored: persons were shot, though .none it is -thought- are seridusly- wounded; -The reasor 'several of them were not killed. is said to be owning to the fact thai most of the negroes used 2.calibre pistols. - . . -- There erei eighteen- prisoners in jail at- -Darlington- for trial at the coming tenr of court.' two murdei cases among them. The 'Necs-says: Darlingtos County keeps up a bad reputation in -this way, but mnany of-the prisoners tried at our courts are North Carolina negroes, so thai our native population 'are not sc bad as would 'be supposed . A white man was put .in the Orangeburg jail last -week on charge of' beating his' .wife anc mother.. On Tucsday night 'of last week, in York County, James -D)ouglass colored, cut Robt.-Smith. also col ored, in' several praces,. inniioting painful but not danglrous: wounds it seems that on the niglit- i-n ques tion Douglass's wife and Smnitl were standing talking privately ii D)ouglass's- y 'r.[he latter, see. ing the two together, slipped ofT his shoes and- seizing an axe stealthily approached .Sanith 'and gave hiir a lick with 'the -axe that knocked him sn-aninzg- -upon - tihe ground and t. ..cut a severe gash on hir face. Seeing that the lick -had niol been sufficient to produce death Douglass whipped out a knife and stabbed his victim-in several places on-the body and left him for dead. Hie did not 'die -however, and -at last .accounts was doing very well. Douglass has been bound over tc -appear for trial on a charge of as sault and 'battery with intent tc kill. Douglass says he had reasor to suspect that Smith was too inti mate with his wife. Heart affectionskidnev and livex troubles affect nearly one-half. Yet how many heedlessly pass througli a shortened life giving no care tc these complaints which cause the human family 's'ch -great distress. Does your hea'rtheat violently from the least' -exeitemnent ? Have vou fits of dizziiiess?' Does your back ache ? Are your bowels cons 'ated? These symptems are the fir-s we.rn ings. Delay is dangerous. Be wise in time. RlegaThperfect health by using Browvn's iron Bitters. 'The quickest courtship on record comes fro,m S'aif Antonio. . A muan saw a widow for.-the -first time on a certain mnorning~ ht noon he was in troduce~.d to h&r. and ~3 o'clock in the afternoon of the same day they were married. r -v tif s n T' of r ry Li l'nion in th State is ej cted to send delega s. and represenamtes from every emperance organization are cordial invited. - W tatSmrnith; of il de l . the gentle Quakeress. vo ' Ididdin;y' mitdt and delight every listener, will address stranger, for he 1, beftifu book-"h ICh r . Ceoret tof the grateful love of all who have redit. The railroads will sell tickets at the rate of five cents a 'mile for the round trip. Delegates will he en tertained by thee ladies of Spartan burg.-and are requested t4 wear the badge' of membership. 'that they may be recognized on their arriv:a. All persons expecting to attenm the Convention- 'are requestled to send their names by the 10th of October to Mrs.- Wm. K. Ila1ke, President, or to Miss N. P. Farrow, Corres pohding! Seeretai . jSpartanhurg. . C'.-Ternpera,,ce Worir HALP A INCH OF ldE . PORT JERv Is. N. Y.. October 5. Last riig was the .coldest of the season.:- The thermometer. went down to' 26. There 'vas .a 'heavy frost, and ice half an inch thick was formed. Many .grapes in the Delaware Val 2y were frosted, and the buckwheat and corn crops are -total failures. The drought made them late and the frost destroyed them. - Mrs. & Butler, Aiken, . S. C., says: -My -husband found 'relief using' Brown's Iron Bitters for sick headache and-nervous,prostration." :Warrants art ont'-against1 every barkeeper in Grenville for violation of the' hiw fofbidding' the us4 of screars in front of thei' doors. /. OYhrITART. Augustus leller,. w:s born iii July 1$62, and died SepY. .21, 1S. Ilow insteriiis are tlhe w ays of Proricenc sometines. You see' it this -tee i young man whose devotion to his Father,..; and .now leeply beiavetl stater w,.as..,:almir,khia guddek!y un expectedUl' thken' "way',v' t4e iall oi a lrci "flow-2 &d for 'the''loved oies tAS atflicteYl 'to - reMgnize in the bl'ow, the-.haud-..: a .merciful God, and ,. loving l:her, a.nd yet who can doubt it who believes what, the Bible teehs in re-grd ' all tY dis pens:ltions of Di.vine Providence. This young man,, possessed" those traits;of pharacter which wo the estecm and affetion of all who .kile x iU" He "s solier, induistrious. 'ti-utlhful aiid strictly honest--b;t why *speak of those; things which will bhly make the beneaved oim iel .mord 'keenly' their loss, - He .: ne..:. May, his. .rest. be peaceful. G9 grauit tlpt this sore he reavement rnav bes'uactifieY!'to th'e goouiof'the 'li'ing. an'd the alilieted family may 'hear tht voice of the Be loved saying -"What I do tou -laiowest not now, .but thou shalt, know hiereaf ter." And ia they~.be g e to say, "The tord gae 'nmd'the ILoid hath tdken 'ifty, ; blessed "fe thie namne' of the Lord. -- - Ne ws will please.eepy:21 For th1e Cure .of Coughs, Coi Hoarseness, Bronchitis,Croup, Influ enza, Asthma, WhoQping Cough, lIn cipient CQnsumption 2,nd for the re lief ofconsumptive persons in adyan. ced stagesofthe Diease. ..(orSale by, all Druggi s -Price, .25 Cents. *, April 1-84. o is ThMETIlliiTE 'fP WE OFFER, 2 lb. Bagga?l & O(. Piceed or t" Bagging& r i 75 " 'ie U40 Cheese-Bes-1t iCram ' 167; i Drilhtn 47 Simnpsons Mriing & B)ack Prints Gi * .huey Sc,andlard .Prints: . 0 ghecked Ilnw.Wu. 9 Spool 'Cpttomi(C & C')t spools for 25 iim'eh Thfkad 0O Kerosene Oil -15 Bacon 8 we ol'er othier goods Emb1racing-.iat ceerything X ept in a first (la s.s(ore a WMELER & M8SEL?Y -PROSPE'RITY: 4. C. 26 YEARS AGO. CAR&D. 1 bcg to inform my oil friend; and pat rons, and the trade' generalhly, that I ha'e-mnade a luiiited buins (ngare. ment wit b the., old and r eliable' .H*u-e of W. T.. Tarrant. In this well knIown Ho.s ca be fon on of the largest stocks ever' ixhibited in the tow'n of Newberrv. I am here to sell these Igoods, and. I-: am in a favorable posi tion to give my friends and he, trading public. better suti.siac1 ion thani ever be fore. Loug yaris, gi;(.i measire and h,diest fair dealing shall ever be my mot to wh'ercver found. Ordter: solici ti-Call and <.ine mec a.tria.l. Re-pectfull. MF. NEW . ig respectfu orm - ju frigids anfl the publiht- i hiav? replensh dd my Stock-o Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, BOLDlHEAIED WALKINflCANES,. Silver and Platedware,j -SnitablC4f' MUSICAL INSTUTIFNTS AND FANCY GOODS. I alzo keep constantly on .hainl the GENUINE PEBBLE SP[ IAC[ES aad EYE ALL INVITED TO CALL EDUARD SCHOLTZ. . 41-3t. STATE OF SOUTH' CAROLINA, NEWBERRY COUNTY. By Jacob B. Fellers. Probate Judge. WXREAs, Robt. G. Williams hath made suit to me to grant. him Letters of Adnuitration of the.. er t:te and eff^ct "of Janes W. Williams ueceased. These 'are. therefore, to cite 'nd admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the. said James - I, Williams dec'd. that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Newberry Court Houte or the 22nd (ay of' Oct. 'Inst., after inblie;.tion hereof, at 11, o'elock; In the foFenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, - why the said. Adninistra tion should not be granted. Given under my Hand this Gth day of Octobcr Anne Dominii, 1S83. 'J. B. FELLERS, J. P. S. c. 41-2t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. E? .BE.RRY CQUNTY. Louisa L. M. X. Suber, .v. Thomas H. Crooks. By. virtue of an execution in the above stated case and of suiidre other executions tome directed, I will sell, at NewbVrry Court House, on the first Monday. (saleda.y.).ia November next. witl '1 f ,1eg4 hol r gr of .sale, at . public outcry, to the lthiest Aidder all that tract of land situate. lying and being -in the County and State. aforesaid, containing Four IIun dred aid Slrty-iglit Aeres more or less and bomi ded byv lands of Jacob Wicker,-Heurv RiMuger, David Cannon. L. ,. ,Hollnd and others Also all that. tract of land situate. .ya and behigin said County and 1t3 , contamm O'ae Hundred and. Thirtk-nine 'ae+es more or lest and bontded-by hinds of John F. Glymph. Wn VA Hen.tz, angtl;e.Colttmbia Roadl. Levied ot} as the propet of Thomas H. Crooks. Termis'-Casi. Purchhse to pay for D. B. WHEELER. s. i. C. her:ifta.O.ficee Octobeir 10th, 1883. 40-4t A .?Laster's &ules. STA TE OFSOUTHR CA ROLINA, COUTNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN.THE COUTOF (OMM'ON -PLEAS. Mr.. Cinthia Maii-,'s. WV. A. 1rts. * j't~.et. al. .. :F'oreclosa re. By of4er'bf thic Cdiu' heNin, I will sel, at npiblic ute4. on the First :Mondkydu Ndvembera.next. before the Court . use. t NIeM:berry. all -that trag$ .o.f la.d, in the gomaad State aforesaid, .contaniun~g N inet,y - five Acr'es; mo'rt-6' less," and'.hounded by lands " of Peggy -Livingston; Dani Livingston.-A. J. Beden bough, Henryv Wertsandi others. - Terms-ghe purchaer w1ill.be..re griu ed topay ha cash oue-hal f of the par'chase mioney'and to-secure the t'al ancie, payable-A~t twelve months, with interest fr'om-the datyOf -sale, by bond and nmortgatge :of the p)remises. SILAS .JOQ13STONE, Master,\N C. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF NEWB3ERRY. IN THEi. COURT . (iF COMMON Barah E. T. Chi'el vs. Excetitrix of last will of. Pctust' W. Chick. de eased, Plainiffiypainst Louisa V. F, arr..am.' othe's, D)efendants. Complai.nt-for Relief.; B''order of the Court,' I will sell a~ puik otcry before the Court House at wher S. C., on the first Mon day~' in No'rmber next, all the rial estate. .of the late Petus W. Chiek ly ing in the County of Newberry South Carolina -to-wit: Thait vatluall piantation of land, contraini.ng (722) sevein hundred - andl twnr t-no acres. more or less, lying on Indiaun . Creek and~ Enoree - River. boup~d'd by lands of Dr. Thos. B3. Ken ni rly, WiUiani WVallae. Martha C. C rh'well, an'd others. Tllinlt vidnble plantation of land, Contaiin one hundredl and eighty acres. more or less, known as the '-.Geprge. W. Calmes .tract," bounded by and. f te.estate of George W. Catltnes. 3Martha C. -Caldw611. and other, .aube id That vaubl-panitation d ad con taiuiaig I biree .1ndred acres-,.more or less, beundee.l by -lands of Williami B. Whiitney, liannah Henderson, and others. Andl that valuable plantation of land being that portion of Petus W. Chick's homie. place that lies in New.berry County, anud containing four hundred acres, more (er lees bounded by lands. of 3Villiam'B. Oxner; W. B. Chaplin,' and- others.: TJhe-e several plan tations, wvill be sclin parcels, as indicated by plats to be .exiitest on the day of sale, w hidh plats in the mleanitinie may be m.eni in niv of fied. Termis.-The -purchiasers will be re quired to pay one-third of the purchase mnoney..in caish, anid to secure the bal aiuce pay able at one or two years with interest 'f the' day or sale, by ho id and ntoiftgage of the preniises. SILA~S /JOHNSTONE, llaster, N. C. Masters Otlice, 10th October 1883. NlrilUli O PATENT, NO PAY 'u~ILil~uu,~is onr tuotto.. We have IIIIjjt1I~ghad 14 years experience ICaveatts, Trade-Marks. Col>yriahts, etc.,n this andl( other countries.. Our lland IBook Igiving full instructions ini Patenits fr'ee A ddress R. S. &t A..P. LACEY,Yatent Att'vs, 6')1 F St.. Washington, D). C Jan. 11, 2.-tf.J !XTE OF S NUTH COUNTY OF NE ER Y: IN TH E COURT OF IMONI PLEAS. ' ~ . Caroline J. Werts and others vs. Har riet'S. Goldsmith and others. Partition. l; order of the Court, herein, I will iell. at. public ou:y ,belorc.:b Court Elorse. at Newberry, on the first Mon Jay in November, lSS. the real estate c>f Mlajoi Peter Hair. deceased; lyingin the County and State aforesaid. in two pareelr, as fellows - -- Ti e.3forgaii Place, about three miles trom N wberry Cdirt muse, contain ng cie indr'd and sixty-seven acres, mnor; ..or.ess,. a.nd. ad oining luada of_ A. J. Kilgore. 'as. A. Crotwell and others. Alo, a part of the Summers Place, about live miles from the town of New berry, containing one hundred and ninet,sfour acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of M. Kinard, Mrs. Paysi.sger, Thos. T. Stilwell, Mrs. C. R. Hir, children of Jno. S. Hair and othei-. Terim.-The purchasers will be re quired to pay three-eighths of the pnr ehase money in cash. and to secure the bilauce, payable in two equal an nual instaluent;, with- interest from the day of sale, by bond and mortgage of the ')remises sold. SILAS JOHNSTONE, Master. N. C. Master's Office, 10th day Oct. 183. 41-41t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEW$ERRY. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sloan & Seignious, vs. Jacob L. Aull a and others. Foreclosure. By order of the Court, I will sell, at public oatcry, before the Court House, at Newterry, on the first Monday in November, 1S83, -all that lot; of land, in the Town of New.berry, in County and Stat. aforesaid. containing about Six Acres, more or less, lately the res idence of Nathan A. Hunter, deceased, and boun ded by Caldwell Street, G. & C. Rail Eoad, lot of B. F. Griffi.,. the Luther..n Church and the Baptist Church. This valuable property will be sold in parcels, as indicated by plats there of, to be exhibited on the tay of.aale which plats, in the mean time may.be seen at my office. Teri.-"The purchaser vill be re quired f pay in cash -one half of tjie pnrcha=r money, and to secure the balance payable at twelve months. with interest from lie day of sale, by bond1 and momi t,age of the prerises. SILAS JiOHNSTONE, Master, N. C. Master-s Office. 10th day Oct. 1883. 41-4; STAT, OF SOUTII CAR%fLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN THE COURT:QF COMMON PLE.S. E. P. Chalmers, Clerk. vs.. Walter F. Koou, Administrator, et. al. By order of the Conrt, I will sell,:at publie outcry, before. the Court Iouse at. Newberry on the first Monday in November 1S83, all that tract of land. in the County and State aforesaid, containitig ninety-eight acres, more or less an: bomded by lands now owned by Mrs. L. C. Boozer, Mrs. Carrie M1. Sondley.. C. HI. Suber,Henry C. Koon' and laug. of Thos. B'. Wadlington de ceased.' Terms casah-The purchaser 'to pay for pap)ers. .SILAS JOHINSTONE, MIaster, N.C., Master>s Oflice 4th day of Oct.12883. 40-4t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,; COUNTY OF ..NEWBERR~Y, IN THE COURT OF COMIMON ~PLEAS. - James lB. Chary; et. al. :,amuel. Warren .Reid. By' 'order of thme Count, herein,I will sell at ymilie outcry. befote the Cout't H1ouse at N ewberry, on the first Mon day) in Nov ember 1883, all that. tract of land. in the County andI State afore said, co.itahmiini one hnnmidred and twenty-foureeres, inore or less, and bound" by lands of William S. Chal ners,I Tinas A. W. Chiahners. Jave Chabne' anudthec honiestead tract of Jopsephi Reid decased. Ten"-hie ;mlrehaser will be re quired va pay in' cash one-hiaff 6f the purchase money. and to seemne the b)alanice payable at twelve mionths, with intrest at the rate of se.ven per cent. per annmin from the day of s'ale by a bon '1. with at least two sufficient sureties :i:id a mor'tgage of the premis set and to) f*ty for mpers. SILAs JOHINSTONE. Master, N.C., M1aster-; O)uice 4th day of Oct. 1883.. 40-4'. STATi OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COrNT Y OF NEWBERRY.. 'IN 'I d E COURT OF COMMON PLE AS. Rebecca A. Lyles, et. al. vs. Franeis,G. Lyles, Admniuistratrix. By order of the Court, herein dlated 20th, .Jiy 18S3. [ will sell at ' public outcry, before the Court House. at Newber -y on the. fLast Monday .iI No vember JISS3, in one tract or ine, as sh'all be idicated at the said sale, the real es5ta t( of which John V. Lyles died ~eize d : possessed lying in the Coun ty and S-a~te aforesaid, contairniig One hundred and eighty acres more.orless, atnd bou.mk-d by lands of 'Mrs. Cath erine Har'dy, Mr's. Nitnce, John F. Ox ner. and landis of the estate of John V. Lyle-. Tern .-Thie purchaser will be re qjuired to pay in.cash one half of- the pumrchas ,rmoney', and to secure the bal-, anc'e p:ga~ble at twelve months wth interest from the day of sale, by bonid andCmonrg;:age of the premises sQld. -SILAS JOHLNSTONE, Master, N. C. Master's Offic.-,-4th day of Oct. 1883. 40-4t STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COU"TY (GF NEWB3ERRY, IN T:IE COURT OF COMMON IPLEAS. S.arahi E. TP. Chick, as Executrix of last. Wiill of Petus W. Chick, deceased, vs. Louisa V. J. Farr, et. al. Defen danfts. (Compilint for Relief. Ptirsuant to the'order of the Hon. J. tiek i hereby gimven th'at all persoiis holding~ ! -mand.b against the estate of Petus W. (;hick dleceased, either as an iudividlu:I, or as alf ieber of the tirmi of R. NiN.'r.au ai Company'.Kor'as a member . f the firm of P. W. auid' R. S. Chick, or as ai member of the firm of Chick an d Oxn"r aire requiired to render uiponi oath their' respective (demands to mec on or befor.e the( 27th day of October next, att my oflice at Newberry C. HI., S. C. SILA .T OHNSTfONE, Meter', N. C.. Master- U..icc 27th day of Sept. 1883. Union Tonas copy 1 mouth. 39-4t. In Blac door ed Cashmeres, bought direct from the manufac tures. We promise every Lady buing a Cashmere from us, a dress which. will not only surpass all other dresses in ppetranoe an& wear. brt which can be bought at Ieast-twenty pr 'ceit.'cheaper'an cahicres' hgvj heretofore been sold by any House in Newberry. 'A' 6orai1son' dfoit atitiesaiiai prices, with the qualities and prices of other makes,' will "convince you of the fact that this is not newspa per bosh, but te .whole 'Tuth, and nothing but tLe Truth. The choicest and best selected line of Dress GOQdS in the Up Country, Our Elegant WOOL Worsteds at the wonderful low price of 10 and 12 ets. per yard all having unprecedented sales. Unless you have two or three of these handsome dresses, you dare not assert that you are fashiohable. Ladies' Cloths ! Ladies' Suitings! in all the exquisite colors so pecu liar to the Fall of 1883. Our Rich dress Silks, Superb Brocade and Satins are spoken of by alL these who have seen them as fff ;' r. and beauty. If you have bought all the Dress Goods you need, sup-; pose we go into our Domestic and IHouse-keeping Department, Look at these beautiful all wool Rb BEq! Plaids, which wil. soon " be of. so much service to your little ones, and say that they are not the pretti est styles, and best goods for the money you ever saw. 'Here are allr wool White and Colored FlanneL. from 2.0 to.50:cents.peryard. ,hese excellent Opera.and Shaker Flaa nels can be bought-for-40 to 50 ets. per yard, notwithstandibg the adi vance in pri, es of Flannel,gocs4 Next comes. all the: new Shades i44 Basket,Cloths:at 60;ents per yard4 the very same goods we snid lst year for 75 cents per yard. Can; you find any Sea Jslands. a yard' wide for 8 and;10 cents -per yard,; which - will compare with these Sea Islands?. Bleachings ! BLEAC H Gi"S the best values ever offered ! What do you think of these Turkey Reds' and Cardinal Table -Danmasks for 450, 75 and $L0d~ per - yaral? Thesei Bleached and Bi-own piecew for 40 and 50 cenits per yard ? Doylies,-beautiful or es too, .at 60 and 75 cents, per dot; Our Turkish Towels for 20 cent,s; linen Towels for 12, 14' and 20:cts.; Seersuckers for 12k cents.; Bleadh ed and. Unbeached. $heetinigs, de .aponsprate. the fact .that goods.gan -be sold in -Newherry E.t a low per cent. G Oet*,ks'and Iace Cnrtsias at 15 cents.-beautify your 'henes ! Marseille Quilts for 75 ets. well -worth $100. One for $1.25, which we could just as .easily get $L50 for, were 'we not~ bent -on givitigr Bargains. Charleston Sheetings and Drillings I We believe we ar4 the only. Firm in the City who handle We would. like so mueh for every body to call and examnine these extra heavy Weight goods ; for you will then be coiNviniced 6ftheif vast Superiority: over all otbers,--they are absolutely perfect. Eagle and Phenix, Pee . Dees and. Athens checks ;e the best -of' checks, at Wholesale and Retail. Blankets ! Blan.kets y Yes, Stacks of Blanl5ets from $2.00 to $%,0.00 per pair. Crib blankets a- -specialty. We want to say something about Jeans i but as we lok ponthose 'huge rolls upon rolls of Jeans, where.to biegin and -where to end, "Aye. thats the rub." That som~e Merchants do sell Jeans cheaper than othiers you will be com~pelled to admit wheri:our 30 cents, Athens wool -Jeans~ia shown you.:. "Give me --so. many - yards.of this Je-ans,-it is the best I ever -saw for the money,' is the -un hiesitating verdict of every i.ustomer. Kentucky 4ud Mississippi, (home made) Jeans, as good as Jeans can be made. Charlottsville Jeans "The Old Reliable." iWe advertise noth4 ing -but what we have, actual It irr Stock ! 'Remember, if yo are in Town any day th' week it will pay you tII and see what B. H.) mie #Co., 'are selling. B. H. Cline&GCo. OFzru UnparilIe1kd lhirgan THE:HOU/ OF CONTEST pHA IN EPARATk8 Defiancages4the gIGHTX UGGL& cOMM,RCI Pf Y -d6zi Pure Line t els i rt ~ 15 m" & 800 83 500 ~ . 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