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*AY NOv. 29, 1S83. No 8mss notices in aiare s,m toth rase of rper lne each insertion. 1' ' Vties t meetingr.ew en eiaaig to ' slserests. tribua a e.e., are cbage& asjeignlar advcr ruj%tes of rspect and Aail,%?at_i we .g, at wen as cnmnicia a p uE_ebar.t:er ,nbt be paid. ", $ for sii ewl i'r tre months sid 2< f ot oa-moth, In advance. Names in Pi sot be pleced on the sutscription theel!%bsk .qnist3:at I. pekL i. c nsta dou* reatingc so y-er iV.i 14,dluserted. i~t. r gnbirC :?t srti r:e , o.o dollar per a apre, ctsh S. 1a , isea-ter.eN Pr...peritK a "Y- r.ntortiied agn at tbat place as f 7lw es fr a favor by esam- t hUstIatedass thptr names, and n - rightbyviR lIe-inform C 1" ae Wm~flooeursometimes..-W tt be found on ae at Geo.. . Nwpaper Advertising Bu- E 3pr1oeLJse n nertis-n be=* tri NewEu Y--. n -J. B. Fellers. c H. Oliue & Co. n ' ~ a Brand on HIm-Hiseox & Co. ti D btstttosSale-Preelous Ellen to Lend-New York and hi d hn C. Swlttenberg died on the 23rd'instant. .Kay Blalock lost a little daugh nter n ndayight, near Beth Eden. c S rah S. Abrams, wife of Mr. Ii Atrams, Aed at her home in ti S4o$ atnrda the 2dth Instant. S died lat -8feroons6 4t instant. t a T 'ErREfIT. : " EEE0TED WEEKLY BY tl > mA m,cStB ief8 b ~Y~i rdinary /-- -- -- -- Good Ordinary kT, dtug S.- - -----9 aSepet.eIst, 1888.10.187 B. a for week ending h 1o <,.888. - -- --- - - - 707 B- A aito boy' GOOD COW e will"pay a liberal prle, for one to B NC. C.3CRA -E.. "What sha3I I do for this wretched a -is now asked by nany-A!2- u Sirz d ij3 four lit tl .wor s: Use ~PA mi ' Pectoral Syrup. 47-2t. Of-hu master of -he Ntional Gran"e isat on our let, aiul d"nr E , are tendered hiq for it. co iespondent as);s the readt-rs of S Ugran to eniddle Ihe following t ?lc:Out of 'the eater e-gmefortl - I SLm,sadl out of the flere.e e.sin' forth a, ~Wathout doubt, the. ~ rt, 'prettiest S che -seekof cy articles 0 o eseen at Peiham's Drug - & %~iiu. Nothing old, but only the d Is. designs offered. .Be convlieed g byclllagantd examiing for yourself, a SSwitte Speeili (S. S S.) has ctared' me .t hereditary Serofuls of the worst 64 foThe medie.ine is more- than you oit, and [ hop- any who doubt E. V. HAWES, JB. No.f- mu. Clarksville, Ga. - ~Urmhes! Brushes!!Buhs! Hair irushes, -Tooth brushes, Nail b brushes, Shoe brushes, Cloth brushes, I Fle'ih brushes, Bath brushes, Beaver C brushe's, Paint brushes, Shaving brush- e -.s grs,a a' Drug Em pEAUIen .47-2t. - lnan c3-Agent. The standingeommittee of the Board I of Trustees of Newberry College met e e ' otMsay last,. and elected the Rev. e J~ :o, D.D).. flnaneist agent for the ~-\(ZeeDr. Steek will enter upon e a ta~charge of the duties of the t soon.- The college facnlty will C S4igsieendownent'associationls in the ' ~ ~c mber issue of.the Eclectic .i ~ ~M~nis -worthyodi .ts re tion. O $wirnrne leinds o with'an ~- ~ astie-Ie on "Victor Hugo." '~4*Ie papers: areot a hlgitebarac- ~ - oergliterary excellenee.-. ?Ma-'blib,ed by E. R. Pelton, 25Bond (Strt NoirYork. Terms, $5 per year; g *i! copy,.45 eenta.. For sale by allt -EOd n'laitogether Isa spleu- ~ jo e.- We hamve the satisfaction alngthat It Is atill clubbed-with ' mea3n:&~ to aniw sobeeihfaat ya,and.for 10 ets..additional y W p*g,a magnifleent e v l8jluce entitled "F ds. e~ -~-. wilalsw usaBed toeb *Take .tIEAL- d Outltr,and get theEngravin~ Oa~5tTuedyee at seven R BD chureb, the Rey. .D. -Sitng. The following rIeillSand Groomsmenl: Bushton, Alice Hornsby, I ~usht~on, and Angela Langford B. W. H. Hodges and Mess e .iSmith, John W.. Chapman j -~..~e hrec.was crowded, andI lust before the ceremofly, evenijadies aip ~paled to the courteouis ushers, Messrs. ~,1 oogen anid 1E. D. Wright, fort sats,-da valna, The printerS return thankS for the deOhlous bride's eake SBgWashoUt Cri's rek, etwenPomarla and - nItD was so much swollen by the 1 ~.hayrains of Sunday last, that the 1 0 tG. RaIIroa.d track was wa,shed - n w a nnumbler of places. Sever.al] hunrfeetof th track, in addition - veral trestles, were swept away. to etrinshamnot yet been ablecto g~etyl on Tuesday-one, day The washout dIisppomCted m oeat the opeing of the leg-sla tron Tuesday.- The tralnsi trans. ledpassengensat the bread', yester, ~ ur people have'concluded tata raBroadis a god talDg such a& kept In a THESE A(E OFWEED AU Very Sh rt PreIts, BY TH O DEST IN NEVIEBiAk M. FOOT. -42-ti raywiek Chapel. We gather from the Edgefield Adrer ser. that Traywick Chapel, a new hurh mbn "alLway Creek, E-igetield t 'oiintj, i de:ct d last Sunday P eek, the Res. W. D. Kirkl:it:d preach- t< ig.be D,-dicatory permion, which was a elaborate-resentat ion of the "Mis- b 0.: of Me:hodism." On this .ccasfon i, .e Rev. D?.:Petus.Bayd w:ts recom eude~ for aubinrssitii to the Annual ; o:dferenee, and-the Rev. J. W. Rush n for Deaton's ordt're. olishing the Wrong End. Many men daily polish th?ir boots tl -ho never give a thought to the condi- R on of their hair, except to'harrow it a sually with brush and-comb, or sub- e tit it to the paralyzing attention of tl ie average barber. What happens? Thy, this: From neglect, mental anr- tl sv, or any of a score of causes, the e dr turns prematurely gray and be- A ins to fall out. Parker's HairBalsam 19 ill at once stop th6 latter process and C istore the original color. An elegant v resslug, free fropn grease. ti Nov.* 1lm. . ti >ressed in Blue. le The Police force have been arrayed C t full and elegant suits of Blue by d tat enterprising clothier Mr. R. D. onith, and present an appearance alike % editable to the Mayor and Aldermen, f the ety;and to Mr. Smith. Fine t others it Is said make fine birds, and us blue suit enhances the looks of this , tte boJy - of guardians, who proud of te positon they have to maintain will t a their .duty as becomes men. Mr. rith feels proud of his work, and will a happy to do likewise. to-all who 8 tvor him with-a call. - ver the Hills and Far Away. Some time since we asked the genial, 1 id we believe handsome, editor of the n =la Banner Publi.hing Conpany for c Gi Pisoto. We have waited and still v a wait; - This week comes to us an h egatily printed and delie6ontly a mehed invitation to attend a Grand asket Pic-Nic Excursion to LAke tl reir, Fla., the good wife included. v re feel proud of the invi:ation, yet a >rr: that the pleasure cat not be re- si ized. - If Lake Weir were at Pros- o -rlty or even Cohtutbi:, the c.ndition a our pocket book woull pe mh, but J la, we can't be-there. Try us with J nething easier Bro. 'Wilson. 11 s The Mammoth Statios.ery Paekage I ta:uing 3S2heits Writing.Paer,12 I nvelopt-s, 1 Lead Pencil, I Pet Ho' - r, I Golden Pen, 1 Memorandum ook, I Key 'in& -I Silver-Plated himble, 1 Silver Finger ,Ring, I Set :-a Bean Cuff Buttons, 1 Collar But m, 1 Scarf Pin and i Set Fancy Breast c i and Ear Drops. A sample pack- 3 ge containing all the .abo,ve articles ~ ill be sent by mail post paid on re upt of 25 cents in postage stamps. ~ x packages sent post paid for 11 .00. ne desen packages for $1.50.. A ~ lver- Watch free with- every twalve I zenu packages- Ment, women, boys ~ irs wanted to sell Stationery Pack- 1 e-5. Pi:res, Jewerly, Novelties, etc. ita i :er .( Calogue of Money- ~ akiag Spue.ait ie . - A 'des J.'. IAGROW. 40 MaEetta Street, A-* it u a Ga. .S- .s nion Meeting. The Union of the 4th sectioni of the eedv River Associa-iont, wili convene ith the CrossRoads church on Friday efore the third Sunday in December. 'he churches of this section are ar - stly requested to send delegates, as it expected that matters of -great im ortance to the denomination will comec 1 efore them. Business Programme. Introductoryr rmon by Rev. Harrison -Fowler. arity sermon byRev. W. B. Elkin. ssays, J. K. P. iogns, subject of is own selection ; J.7R .rvin, "Broth ly Love ;" J. W. Scott, "Sin of Cov otosusess." Queries. "Do the Scriptures oppose very mode of dancing?" to'be opened y A. P. Davis . "What should the hurchesde with members, who drink rhiskey moderately .as a beverage?" > be opened by J. B. Leavell. L. ~cedent by Rail.t A serious accident befell Mr.-Thos. .Donahue, brakesmnan on the C. & G. ~alroad, just below Saluda Old Townt, st- Friday morning. The train reight) was rounding a curve, whenat Lie signal 'was given for putting on rakes. Mr. Douahue stepped from d.e top of on -car to that of another, nd the c.u-s beiig wet he slipped and 211. In order to avoidJ fdiling between de two cars, he threw himself to the ide, and he unflertun:a:ely ~struck a ross-tie that was lying by the track. 'he traina was movit-g rapiliy at*'the1 ime and he was stunned by the fall. [e was brought to Newi2erry and laced' under the -care of Dr. 0. B. Kayer, Jr., at the Crotwell Hotel. e received no internal injuries, but is head was slightly scratched and lii ali arm broken at the elbow. II: e arrived from Columbia, Friday to-say, the cross- 1 e against which hefell, was the only ne ..ithin? a long distance, not under Lie rail'.. - rank Leslie's Pqpnlar Monthly, I The December number brilliantly1 loses the sixteenth volume of this1 ighly popular maaine, and now is lhe ime to subsciefor the coming -ear. The opening article is by Ben ainu V. Abbott, embracing a most oteresting history of "The Chef Jt ices of the United States," with ni ?ne a trtrats and illustrations. The otiter rominenit illustrated articles arc, 'Memories of Ischia," by Mr.Howard, tussel; "Pizarro and the Fall of the uca Empire," by Alfred H. Guernsey ; aud "Calcutta, the City of Palaces," ty Victor M. Hollinsworth. Janet E. lunts Bees describes "The Kitchens af Our Grandmothers," and Noel Authven 'Singlish Elections." A new eral, entitled, "A.:Dark Deed," by Wa W. Pierce, is commenced, and heeshortStoies,kethes,Poems, t., by MI. S. Kennardi, Ainanda ki ogassdE. G. nnsou West ridges, etc. 'TeIllustrations are rery numaeious, and few periodicals resent 128 quarto pages of such at tractve and buterestiugreading. Price, Ients a number, or $3 a year, post. aid. Mrs. Frank Leslie, Pnh bliber, 8,S6an(67 Park Place, Xew York. 1 Reminiscence by Snunmes. "Darling, I am growing old," only Otwardiy however, and this is sea? iy the silvered streaks in my hair. nwardly I am as young aa.a boy. 'My eart beats with as full' and warm a ulse as it did years ago. Thi4 beats 11, don't it. This dnorning I am mind- I d of the day-sometime in August, '55, rhen my eyes first fell on the graceful nd tle form of the senior Ed. of he H RALD.. You were not the sen >r then, and you had just arrived to ast yourlot in with the people of New erry.. Twenty-eight years ago, we rere both younger then, and perhaps little better looking. You came on be invitation of poor Bill Norris, incy Bill as he was then called. Do ou remember the sparkling pin he I ore? He and Squire Jos. Reid, our reseut Trial Justice, ran the Mi'rr1r ben-it tvas pleasant ruuniug a p:t er in thos, days; ::ne (lid not h::ve -run a subserib::r down to g. t .:a bseription money. Whait a change etween then and now, how, ve:. It iip and tuck now. You s. t.ek t. ype in those days-And was :a:edi as n A 1 typo, in othtr words ajl.mf. 'he ofil; was next the Baltiumore C",r er, a little back in the y:rd. a milli cry shop was kept on the first floor. mention these little things bec:tus. e time is so. long ago, and pretty Fell forgotten by the old codgers still live, and :ew to the boys who have utered on the world's stage since ien. The Sun illuininatedNewberry from be corner opposite where Mrs. Mow r's strong fort now stands-Unelet Ludrew Wicker kept underneath. verybody remembers "uncle Andy." rosson & Slider ran the Sun, and- it -as not long ere you were invited by se "plain Colonel" to take part in te fortunes of that lively paper. You ere not evenly yoked, but you pul d together until grim visaged war lled yon to: the front and the Suni eased to shine. You fought, bled and ied, the latter not actually, but as it -ere, and- then returned ; happy day >r Sniffies-the resurri. It was then 1 ae HmALD was bora, and was iun >r a few mouths as h Tri-weekly iat was in '65, and shortly afier, the unpleasantness" closed,.,and so did 1e Tri-weekly. The weekly HERAL sen unfurled its banner to the breeze, ad without the intermission of a week as continued to give its cheering in nence to the world. Long may the [ERALD live Mr. Editor, and you its rojector and- proprietor reap the moluments which accrue from it. I we it with a love past that of a tother fcr her ehild-.n'l I Atiek to it loser than a brother. Twent.:eig:at ears have flown away, years which ave only increased my love for yo t ud the pap er. How many have fallen to -ieep i: iat time, a sleep which kiows no raking-Gabriel's horn alone will ake them. Few o:ly of that time are till living. I !ope they w :i It be Tended if I atteal"t to recall th.:ir anes : S. P. B.,oze:. J. 0. P ople. L. M. Bowers, M. Foot, Col. L ateli, 4 N. Martin, J. D. Marti., Barr J. amage, Silas Julinston. W in. Joh. ton, Peter Rod:e-perger, Maj. S. er, .J. Jones, Dr. Rutt, J. P. Kiiu,rd, r.. Mayer, J. B. Carwtle, Wallacet Reid, R. 'L. McCaughr:n, 'Tnad )uncan, R. C. Cuapman, W. H. Hunt, apt. Jas. Gauuntt, W. W. Houseal, E. . Lake, Thos. M. L'tke, E. S. Cop ock, B. HL Wright, H. H Blease, and ourself are all th:st-remain. A good ud tried list. There may be ou:ers ut I..an't recall them now, and.I peak only of those who were in busi ess at that time. Newberry is.almtost new town now. Did laudmarks have een :swept-away by that devouring lmenmt tire, nnd new and elegant uldings have taken their places, .ud could one of thmose who now moulder' in the dust but return, he ould not recognize her. But the HEB eLDI still holds its owna, and Sniffles is iroud to take you by the haind after wenty-ight years of unbroken friend hip and say, my friend, my long tried iend, I love you still. sersonal Card. Rerdiked, 1st.-That we regard the itures of the entire Council as works f Art exhibiting Great Taste and ~kil. 2nd.-That we extend our thanks as body and individuals to J. T. Win urn. 3rd.-That as individua we recoin end J. T. Winburn to thp Citizens of le City and County of Anderson as a ist class Pliotographer. iigned.-D. S. MAXWELL,-Mayor. -S. MI. ORB, JOHN E. PEOPLES, W. D. BROWN,. -B. S. MOBEHEAD, JESS M. SMITH, A. S.STEPHEN,-Aldermen. 4-tf.-WM. S. BBoWN,-Clerk. a"' Parties interested in Fruit, Powers and Vegetables should send o A. 3!. Purdy, of Palmyra, N. Y., or his 4b page catalogue of plants, rees, &c. The drawings therein of he newer Fruits, Grapes, Strawberries, aspberries, Blackberries, Russian iulberry, &c., &c., are very fine. He tiso publishes a 20 page monthly pa >er called "The Fruit Recorder and ottage Gardener," which is exceeding y valuable, and that now has a large drnLtion in every State and Terri ory. However, as he sends the cata one and a specimen copy "free" to iapplicants, we advise our readers o send for a copy of both and satisfy ronrself as to their value. Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine. Te December number comes to us, out rardiy greatly improved by a new and very asteful cover-inwardJly, we think the mauga ine is scarcely ca pable of improvement ; tho resent number brilliantly closes the four eenth volume. "Reli enus Denominationis a tbc United States' is continued, and 'What is Swedenmborglanisin ?" is explained >Rev. ;. C. Ager. There are articles on 'Bddhisum and its Early 1Literatam," "The piscopal General~ Convention," "Sacred husicians of th'e Xhih Century" "Tbhe iapira Mannseript of~ Deuteronomy," "Thbe nghts of the Temnple.'' "Woman's Work n Germany," etc., etc. Most of these are dmirably illustrated. There are Sketches.. says, Poems, and a rich depsa1tment of ~iton, with the conclusion of the serial, 'Mr. Burke's Nieces," and short stories by aben E Rexford. E F. Gordlen Camining, ed other celebrated writers rhe editor, T. )e Wit Talmage, D D., contributes a ser non, and indeed the number abounds with teresting and edifying reading A single mumber is sold for 25 cents, or 33 a year, os paid. 3Irs.-Fraink Leslie, Publisher, 53, 5 and 56 Park Place, New York. Various and All About. Mrs. Kate Ehrhardt, of Barnwell, is on a visit to her old home. The weather got out of its groove la , week-it was too warm. 'Leaves have their time to fall," and .so. have men from taking too m whiskey. When we fix upa dinner fora gentle man from the country. his failure to be on ha:(l and eat it i-: rreted. A nitd dog de kill. o laist Sunday week by Mr. Edgar Sligh. It was rn ning around his house. The season has now arrived when 1 disputes arise is to whether John or Sallie sh:ili get up and m:ke the fire. Scrap Books in various patterns and styles, so cheap as to fill you with amazement. Cali and se.i hem at the HERALD Book Stor:-. - 3.-3t. - Dougla-s R- wick, c.lorel. living on the place of Mrs. Will.ntud;mm h:ad hi- lc.::roken by a lo, o: . ood which fell fro:n::1 agoi ' wa< "iisig. Mr-. F. A G1.m a, W:,liae *val . 2. C.. "I h-td a aertol :n tan.k of mal.l ri:al f".ver. Brown's Iron Bitters re stored me to good he:ilth. The HEn:ALD Book Store is now pre pared for a Fall Trade. The Stock of goodsis large and beautiful, and will be sold cheap. Christmas is one week nearer than it was last week. R(-member children that there are many beautiful things it the HERALD store for you. The bread and cake shop of frs. Lane is now-open. Bread was servetl on Monday last, and was pronounced ood. The loveliest Pocket Bibles ever ex ibited are offered at such prices as rannot fail to attract the. wonder of b vers. 48-3t. Union Thanksgiving service will be held in the Baptist church this morn ing. The sermon will be preached by the Rev. McClintock. The 'year is almost closed, but the subscription books of the HERALD will be kept open for public and private iccom::uodatic::, au : s!.h: er;tions from i5 ets to $2 will.be taken. Dear reader did you observe the little slip sent to you last week ? Did you inderstand it? Will you att.-nd to it,? The proprietor hope. so. He is a man full of. hop-. We walk in the midst of secrets, we are encoipassed with mysteries, but it s an open secret that, ihere is no r. me:ly in the worid so wonde"rful as Dr. Bull's Cuugh Syrup 'or coughs, ami. colds. "One must be poor to know the lux ury of giving." That may the so. but we think anyodv ca::,"::joy the luxury of giving his fellow-terer a bottle of Dr. Bull's Co::g Symp t .a::re his ough. No remedy mo:e ctie::.d!y d.troys and expels worms from the int-ti::es than Slrh:er's India:a Vermiifutl. It is, without doubt, the best :rticle in the nmarket. For sale by Dr. S. F. Faim. The Lancastcr Ledger says: Twenty drtl;s in tow .t last Sauday-a: un favorable co.ament, upon a. "ir." town. Newbi cry does i!s driking during the six working days. 'an i not ou Sunday. A boom is b ing made at thie HERALD Book Store in PhIoto and Auto Albums. Prices are all miarkedi downi. Dollar Albums for' a cets, '81 .2.T for 75ets. Must becsold. .Higher priced at~ tL' same proportion.-W t The number osf sumall shops oi.ened on M:An street. in :mnd aboutr the regio-m of Amaesoka is cex.stantly i::crea-in.e B:siness is gr.owi:-g, ant1I the demand for ganger's ::mi pea-aunt know.- no abatement. Think of sir d*ollars as tihe pirice of a parquette ope:-a seait in New York this winter. Patti only gets $5,000 a night, Neilson $2,00;i :and Camupanini $1,000. The senior editor' of the HEE:ALD thinks of cultivatien- his voice, so that he may comnmun:i :: 4imilar price. All who have nt sown lrgely of Calts and wheat are aidvised to d~o so with out delay. The r.ai.i has put the soi in good condition for wom king. With good oat and wbh: Crops, the farmer can snap his finge:- at the low price of cotton. Beautiful fane'i *, --xquisite tamste' show in the display of stationery goods at the Stationery S:or.- of the"HERALD," and the proprietor is determined that they shall not become,stationery either by remaining on shelf or counter. Tese gpods a -e to be sold. Job Printin z is a prim6 feature at the HERALD eclice. You can have any kind of work (done here, and at such prices as will make you believe that te printers work for-the love of the thing, andl hax no use for sordid lucre. This is oneof the ways at tihe HERALD office. Hj>ld up on' pine wood subscribers and run in a i *v loads of good oak or hickory. If 3 ou have no oak bring pine. If you have' neither oak nor pine. the small sumi of $2 either in green back or silver will be received for telve months sub)SCription. We are nether stuck up nor proud. Try uis. .atr.ied, At the Saluda parsonage, Nov. 14, 1882, by Rev. J. B. Traywick, Mr. J AuM F. BLAcIK, anid Miss SALLIE J. RIDLEHOOVER, b-oth of Edgefield County, S. C. On Thursday eve:ing, Nov. 8th, at the residence Of the bride's father, J, Pickens Wrighta, by Rev. W, T. Hund ley, Mr. W. TFORREST and Miss IDA WzaHT, all o :Edgefield County. S.0C1 POST OFF,ICE. NtwBEaEY C.'ii. -'. -, Nov. 24. 1883 List of adve-tiaee 'e.:rs f'or week ending Nov. 24. 1883: Atkis, Rev D Ghallman, Mrs Ad line Andrex, Allcn flendrix, Gee P (2) 'Broru(, Clarence ilatchinson, P B Caghman, Prince ;Johnson, Simnel Cole, Milton Jonie, Simeon Copeinnd, Scott I .irinigstone.Andrew J Chupp, J Mack IP'ope, W J Cadwell, W W .Price, W T Coward,'G IPrice,J G Dewalt, Mrs Liza . Riser, J B Ivs, J W Scott, W W . Davenport. Mrs'Rutha Saber, Shed Dobson DO . chumpert, P. M or Deans AP [G F Dobbis, p) P. Schumpert, G F Davis, Sheppard Whitman, A L - Egner, George IWilliams, TA A Feker,- A.F . 1.Wilson, B R Goree, JH -~ Wilson, UF Parties calting for cetters willIplease sayj f averised R. W PON .P,M. wanated for The iAves of afl Pr sdntIf.h US. The hnmsOmest best twic our piee. -.Thw-fastest seling bp~oc Ia Ameica nmense proatS to t3t An inte1Higent people want it. Aa can becomesatc a n- Terms free, Hafett Rookgo. Polam Maina. Kov. 2-9 STATE OF SOUTI1 CAROLINA. COUNTY OF NEWBERi Y. IN THE COURT OF COJIMON PLEAS. Satdiiel A. Hunter Executor, vs. Sarah F. Davis, Administratix. The creditors of the estate of 1 il liam C. Davis are hereby required to render on oath and establish their re spective demands before' the under signed at his office on or before the fifteenth day of December, 1883. SILAS JOIINSTONE, Master, N. C.. Master's Office, 8th Nov. 1883. 46-jt STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Win. Ross Johnson. et. al. 'vs. Eliza beth Ewin- et.. l. P:)rtition. By ord'r of the Court iereia dated 7th Nov. 18S3, I will se1l, before the Court House at Nw bcerrv. on i he 1i , t Monday in Decemhr 18S3, at ihiic outery, :ll that tract of 1.:d the prop per;y of Stephen If. John.(,l dceaard, i in the Cmmity ad St :e ( flre5:did, con)Itaining sevently - acres, More or less, and bounded by lands of William Dorroh, B. F. Goggai:s ani D:uiel Johnson. Terui.-The purchaser will be re quired to pisy in cash one halt (or more if it be desired) of the purchase money' and to saeure - the balance payable at twelve months. with interest from the day of sale, by bond .and mortgage of the premises. SILAS JOHNSTONE, Master, N. C., Master's Office, 8th Nov. 1883. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Samuel A. Hunter, Executor, vs. Sarah F. Davis, Adninistratix. By order of the Court herein dated Nov. 7, 1883, 1 will sell at public out cry, before the Court House at New brrry, on the first Moaday in Decem ber, 1883, the real estate of Wm. C. Davis, dceased, situated in the Coun ty and State aforesaid, as follows: All that tIjct, containing one hun dred and th ity acres, more or less, and bounded by hinds of F. H. Domi nick, estate of George Miller, and the Home Place of the said W. C. Davis. And all that other tract containing seventy-four acres, more or less. and bounded by lands of F. H. Dominick, hiuds of Sanml A. Hunter and lands of the estate of George Miller, de ceased. Terms.-The" p:rcliaser will be r. quired to pay in cash one half of the purchasemnoney, and to secure the bal an pa-a>ie a; twelve m oliths with interest from the day of -ale, by% bondl and mort,mae of t:wr p remises old. SIL:AS .JOIIXS''ONE. Mast.-r. N. C.. Master'. Olice. 9th Nov., 183. 4(-3t. 1T.\i-O SOI'T1I I Ob,N \ , COUNTY OF N3 lE .REY. IN THE CO;CRT OF COMMON 1'LElAS. James D. Smith Lving-:0 a '. i.eth Miller. Foreciosure. By order of the Court herein dated November 3, 1883, I will sell at ihib lie ontcry before the Court House In Newberry on the first Monday in Dc cem!ber. All that lot of land, in the Town of Newberry and in the County and State aifore'said, containing one-fifth of an acre, more cat less; fronting sevent y eight linmks, on C:rldwell St , runni:;g back ini a Southwvesterly direcion of equail width, thei upper or North,:rly line bhzig two chainsL and sixty liuks in length, andl' the lower or Sout;he dy linec, bein.g two chains and fif'y-seven liiks in~ len:gthi-the same b.-ing lot No. 2 o;n plat made by F; Werber, Jr., and bound.'d by Cabdwell St., and on alhl o;iher sides. by innds of Silas John stone. Terms-Camsh. The purchlaser to pay for papers. 'SILAS JOHNSTONE, Master, N.C., Master's Office 8th (lay of Nov. 1883. -45-4t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN THiE COURIT OF COMMON PLEAS. David H. Wheeler, v.s. Jno. P. Kiniard, Enc'utor. Foreclosure. - By order-oi the Court herein dated 20 July, 1883. I will sell at public out cry, on the first Monday in December 1883, before the Court House in New berry', All that lot of land, containing one half of an acre, more or less, in the Town of Newberry, and County and State aforesaid ; and .bounded on the North by Johnstone St., on the East by Caldwell St., on the South by the lot now occupied by Tench C. Pool, and said to belong to Jas. Y. McFall and the said Tench C. Pool, and on the West by Nance St. Terms-The purchaser will be re quired to pay in cash, one-third of the purchase money and to secure the balance, payable in one and two years, in equal annual instalments with inter est thei-eon from the dlay of sale, by bond and mortgage of the premises, hind a Policy of Insurance for two thirds of the value of said premises. SIL AS JOHNSTONE, Master, N.C., Master's Offic h day of Nov. 1883. 45-4t. -~ STATE OF SOUT H CAROLINA, -COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLE48. Lee H. Sims, Administrator, vs. Fannie E. Andrews and others. By order of the Court herein dated 7th Nov. 1883, I will sell at public out cry, before the Court House at New berry, on the first Monday in Decemi ber, 1883, the.. real estate of John F. Sims, deceased, and of Louisa Sim.. deceased, situated in the County and State aforesaid, as follows: The Shell Tracr, contain.ing two hundred acres, more or less-, andfboun ded by hands of D. R. Phifer, Jno. A. Abrams and the tract below mention ed. And all that other tract of laud cout taning eight hundred acres, more or less, anid bounded by lands of Thomas Abramns, D. R. Phifer, John A. Abrams and others-this tract to be sold in two or more parcels-plats of the same will be exhibited on day of sale. Terms.-The purchaser of the Shel Tract will 'be required to p)ayone half of the purchsmse .money in cash, and to secure the balance payable at twelve months, withr interest from day of sale, by 'iond and mortgage of the premises-. The purchasers of the other lands-wiWY b'e r'equired to py in cash one-third of the purchase money and to secure the balance payable in one anid two years, with interest on each jnstalment from the day of sale, by;. bonds and mortgages of the premises sold. SILAS JOENSTONE,I Master, N. C., trm's Ofie. 9th Nov. 1883. . STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COCNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sarah E. T. Chick as Executrix of last will of Petus W. Chick, de ceased, Plaintiff againstLouisa V. J. Farr and others, Defendants. Complaint for Belief. By order of the Court, I will sell at public outcry before the Court House at Newb-rry, S. C., on the fir.t Mon iay i:i Deceimber next, all the real es tate of the late Fetus W. Chick lying in the County of Newberry South Carolina-to-wit: That valuable plantation of land, co::taining (722) seven hundred and twenty-two acres, more or less, lying in Indian Creek and Enoree Riv.-r. bounded by lands of Dr. Th-ias B. ltennerly, William W:llace', M:trtha C. Unidwell, and others. Tiat. valuable plantation of laud, -ontaining one hundred and eighty ticres nore or le:, known as the "George W. C::ttmes trart;" bounded by iands of the estate of G.'orae W. Calme. Ma:ha C. Caldwell, and Dthers. That valuable plantation of land, ^.ont.tinting three hundred acres, more Dr less, bounded by lands of William B. Whitney. Hannah Henderson and Dther ; A; that valuable plantation of land beKing that portion of Petus W. Chick's home place that lies in Newberry County, and containing four hundred teres. more or less bounded by lands Df William B. Oxner. W. B. Chaplin, Rnd others. These several plantations, will be sold in parcels as indicated by plats to be exhibited on the day of sale, which plats in the' meantime may be seen in my office. Terius.-The purchasers will be re ruired to pay one-third of the purchase money in cash, and to secure the bal ance payable at one or two years with interest from the day of sale, by bond and mortgage of the premises.. SILAS JOHNSTONE, Master, N. C. Master's Office, 10th October 1883, 45-4t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sloan & Scignious, vs. Jacob L. Aull and others. Foreclosure. By order of the 'Court, I will sell, at public outcry, before the Court House, at Newberry, on the first Mo:tday in De:cmber, 18S3, all that lot of land, in the Town of Newberry, in County and S:ate aforesaid, containing about Six Acres, more or less, lately .th-: r. idlence of Nathan A. Hunter, dceased, n.d bo'ndel by Caldwell Street, G. & C. B I Ra ', lot of B. V. G idi:, :h L :r:t:i church and the B'ept=st eht' rcl. .''is valuable property will be -ol-l in parcels, as indicated by pints there of, to be exhibited on the day of s.di which jlats, in the meau time may b: een at my office. Terus-The purchaser will be re quired to paf In cash one half of the purchase money, and to secure the b:lance payable at -twelve mo:lths. witlL intere"st:froin the day of sale, by hond and mortgage of the premike. SILAS 'JOHNSTONE, Master, N. C. Ma ster's Office, 10th day Oct. 1883. 45-4t. STATE OF SOUTfH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRT'. [N TIHE COURT OF COMMON PLEA S. Jas. B. Claty:, et aL,.vs. W. H. Eddy, et. ail. .Foreelosuire. By order of the Court herein dated '9i1x July, 1883, I will seln at public otcry ble:ore the C"urt H"use at New berry on t he first Monday in Decem bor. 18S3. All that -tract of 'land, situate in County and State aforesaid, doutainng one hundred- and twenty neres more or less, and bounded by3 hinds of Dr. R. P. Clark;-Campbell, Isaate Kller, Jas. H.: Williams and Jane Chalmers. Termxs-Thb 'ptfrchnser will be re qluired to pay in cash, one half of the parehaLse money, and to secure the balance payable at twelve mouths with interest from the day of . s:le, by bond of the purchaser, with at least two suf iient .sureties and a mnortgag. of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. SILAS JOHNSTONE, MIaster, N.C., Master's Office, 8th day of Nov. 1883. 45-4t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERREL IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sarah E. T. Chick, as Executrix of last will of Petus W. Chick, deceased, vs. Louisa V. J. Farr, et. al. Defen dants. Complaint for Belief. Pursuaut to the order of the Hon. J. H. Hudson presiding Judge herein, no tice is hiereby given that all persons holding~demands against the estate of Petus W. Chick, deceased, either as-an idividual, or as a member of the firm of R. Moormnan and Company, or as a member of the firm of P. W. and R. S. Chick, or as a member of. the firm of Chick and Oxner arc required to render upon oath their respective demands to me on or before tihe 1st day of Decem ber next, at my office at Newberry C, H. S.C. SILAS JOHN81'ONE, Maister, N.C.' Master's Office 8th day of Nov. 1883. Unzion Tonaes copy I mouth, 45...t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY, IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.. Henry Koon, vs. David R. Wicker. Foreclosure. By order of the Court herein dated November 2, 1883. I will sell at pub lie outcry before the Court House on the first Monday in December, 1883. All that tract or plantation of land in the County and State aforesaid upon which the said David R. Wicker now resides, containing one hundred and twelve acres, .more or less, and bounxded by lands of Geo. A. Setzler. D. J. Heutz, Melvine Dickert, W. A. Setzier and Henry Koon. Terms Cash. SILAS JOHNSTONIE, Master, N.C., Master's Officee 8th day of Nov. 1883. 45-4t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Elizabeth B. Young, et. al. vs. Y. J. Pope, Surv. Executor, et alt The creditors of the est ate of Simeon Fair, deceased, (including those who have heretofore presented their claims) are hereby required to render on oath as':I establish their respective fiuzands before the undersigned, at his offieon or before the 10th day of December, 1883. S[LAS JOHNSTONE, Master, N. C. M..steru's Oie 8th da of Nov .83 MONSTEROUS EXUL9 : Unparalleled - THE HOUR OF CONTESTr APPROACEE & FLY HATH I N HIS PREPARAT THROWN DOWN HIS GAUNTLJE? Deflance, and Challenges the 5to :: MIGHTY STRUGGLBW COMMERCIAL SUPREMAO THIS IS A STARTER ,500 doz. Pure Linen towels 1Oc. worth 21) 500 "t . t " " t , 12 " 500" " " . " 15 " 1000 " Hose " 6 " 800" " " 8 6500 " ' " 10 500 " 50 " A " 8 " c300l a 103 OO """10 " 20 A Fine Lotof DAMASK from B st You Gan Buy Damask, - -~ " 10-4 Sheeting, " 20 Red Ticklin, Straw -Tick for '7te. worth 10 - " 10 " 12t Feather" " 16 25 - First Class Feathe'r Tick for 17i IN LEIN ()RBTFOR 5 e i THE PR/CES? TELL AN! PEOPLE TELL THE PRIDEJ'. Tbe argument unanswerable. Put down the price and push up the trade. Direct from'the Manutacturers to Consgners. The smallest profit attracts the Iaugest:avmber. An Intelligent, Public WantsPG# And Not FANCY. WOOLEN AND JEANS You can buy elegat Jeans for 15c., homne made. Jeni for S7 1 -ic., beautiful t'ASSIMER?ES for ~fc. Will say tJhat our NOT ION Stock is Comnplete int everythking. We have dress buttons fromn 5e. up. 144 Outtons for 5c. Pants~~ tons per box 10c. A BIG DRIVE INJ. .SUITS FROISS, Up, D. CI.ELYNW LEADE OP- LO. CHALS. J. PUECELL, Apri21, 1--tt.