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Special and Local. THURSDAY MA Y 22, 1884. INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTIS. Notice-Council. Florida Lands-.5. P. Sg. Shilris -Daniel Miler &C. Deaths. IIrz. Elizabeth Sligh died very su11, denly Tuesday niget, May 20th, at the home of her son Mr. P. if. Sligh. She was a very estimable lady and was highly esteemed by all who knew her. Mrs. Minnie Hendricks, the oldest laughter of Mr. Walter Barre, died on S Sunday the 18th ins,taat from the etets of child-birth, about two weeks ago having given birth to three chil dren, who all died within a few hours of each other, and not long after their birih. This is the saddest dispen sation of Providence within our ex perienee. The deceased was quite young, and had been married only a few years. She was amiable, affection ate and piou.4 in character, and her early and unexpected death has made :i void which only time and a resigaa tion to the will of the Divine Ruler ean fill. Her family feels her loss, but to the dead one this loss is only gain. 'he has already found her loving mo er on the beautiful shores of iminor bliss who proceeded her a few .rs ago. Mother and babes now t sweetly in the bosom of the vior. The La D,w Harrow is the best, see F. A. Schumpert & Co., before buy ing. Transfers of Real Estate. May 10. 1834, Ida ff. Gary, Eva 11. Gary Sarah L. Goggans, to Jto. S. Gary, 5-10 acres, Township No. 5. $:GS83.1I2-180. PAY 31E!! I am tired dunning those that owe me, and unless the parties in my debt settle the same within the next THIR rydays, I will place theiraccounts in hands of an attorney for collection. 18-It T. Q. BOOZER, Agent. noff. -Laurens train was jog ethree or four mild's y afeinoon, four pgine and the hose tr.. passer. berryM Sinconven' Book & Ladder Co. We were invited on la:st -. oA. ter-oon by the director of Suad No 1 Mt1e truck to go down to their head- i rters. We were iuch pleased with I .appearance of every ting. they ve a very good house, but it would >e better if they had a house .hat would I be a little more convenient to get out of in bad weather. They take a.great interest in their company. WC like to see tid. Thanks. We returnthanks to Mr. W. J. L:g ford for an invitatioll to attend the --First Grand Exenrsion of the season down the Hudson," Tuesday, May 23, 1S, of the Eastman Practical Bax uess College, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y' We also extend thanks to our young friend Jas. A. Campbell, for an invitation to the Celebrations of the Calhoun & Preston Literary Soeie ties of Wofford College, Monday and Tuiesday, June 9 and 10, 18SI. Visit to Prosperity. We made a pleasant visit MIonda~y aifternloon last to the lively and pro gressive town of Prosperity and pitched our tent for the night at the cosy resi dence of Mr. W. A. Mosely, a member of the firm of Wheeler & Mosely,a most de lightful and refreshing showver of rain greeting our arrival, and putting the mabitants of that burg in most agree Ie frame of mind. We regret that or lack of space an account of thuis visit and the impression made on our m'nd e >n not be iz:d ilgedl i.1 in this issue oif the HERALD, next week however it shall. be dione. Mflss Wood's Readings. We confess to mortification and dis :ippoinltment that our commiunity ex hibited so little attention andl we may ay synTpothy for this -very amiable and talent<:dl young lady Thursday night last. We expected and confi iently looked for a full room--but alas, the people did not turn out. Perhaps the price of admission was too small. only 25 cents. The entertainment was worth 50 cents, and we regret for 31iss Wood's sake that this p rice was .2ot charged. In manner Miss Wood 1-is qutek attractive, and her rendition of the various pieces showecd her to be mistress in the art of elocution. The selection given was good, and those who failed to honor her with their presence missed a treat. We Don't Like it. We cannot account for the fatality that if a paragraph is copied from the Newberry HER ALT., it is either credited to the News, the Obserrer or some other paper, or receives no credit whatever. 'The HERALD seemis to have become obsolete, and a paper which has no ex istence. We have borne with this until patience has ceased to be a virtue, and we sincerely ask that a practice so repre hensible be discontinued. The only time that the HERALD has been noticed of late occurred last week, when the News 4 Courier in speaking of the Press representative credited Mr. R. H. Greneker of the News as of the HER ALD. We dislike these things. Godey's Lady Book For June opens with a fine steel en graving of Alfred Ward's portrait of Helen MIathers, the celebrated English auitboress, whose new story, "Dreeing of the Weird," commIences with the 109th volume (July issue) of the maga zine. This announcemeet has created :a flutter of expectation among the readers of Godey's, inasnauch as the forthcoming serial is said to be the best thiing Helen Mathers has written yet, and the success of her previous works wvouldl therefore justify great expec tat ions. The present numaberof the mag azine contains a biographical aketch of this taldented young authoress that will be read wvith interest by her many admirers. The story of "Tam," by Ella Rodman Church and Augusta De Bubna, has a happy ending this month, and fultils the early anticipa tions of many delighted readers. --Tam" is a bright, taking story of a pular typ:-, anid has mwade quite a .i or the magazine. The "Nut-Brown Maid" Is also approaching a climax. We are p)romlisedI next month a sketch of Agatha by a' clever artist. Godey's for June contairSs a great variety of other Interesting articles, besides Art, Notes, Fsashionms, Household notes, Work Departnrent, Arm-Chair, Book Table gnd Becipes. Every subscriber will receive a copy of the steel-engav eneg "MEle Mastb." How True. That "the race is not always to tl swift," was proven on Thursday evei ing last in front of the residence < 3r. Z. L. White. Mr. W. is a man < resources, if he cannot do ta .hiu he will try another. It was a fo< race this time, the parties, hinse: and his son-in-law, Williamn, terms the race a distance of 100 yards, Wi liams like a good son giving the fathe 40 yards the start. At a given sign: the racers started, Williams put fort every nerve to overcome the 40 yard lo, but the old man notwithstandin his great avoirdupois caine in ahead b ten steps. It is said that he fell Ihm iug the race but we doubt this. II says that it was the tightest thing I ever tried, and lie cannot now see hoi ie got his feet up off the ground. I is wonderful to us-his weight bein 240. Florida Lands. Mr. S. P. Sligh, of Sumter Co., Fla, makes an offer through the HERAL this week, to which we cheerfully cal attention. For seventy-five dollars li will give a government title to 4 acres of No. 1. Florida lan!, on whie there is no swamp. There is no eate: in this. no wild cat scheme, but genuine, honest offer. Mr. Sligh is native of Newberry, and a brother c the Rev. J. A. Sligh, and since pitcli ing his tent in Florida has met with most wonderful success. The sam chance i6 open to others, and the oy portunity atforded through this sal may prove a golden one to sonebod3 "There is a tide in the alirs of mer which taken at,the flood leads to foi t une"-try it reader-in a year or tw these lands will have quadtrupled i value. A map of this land c:* be see at this office. The S. S. Picnic. The advent of Chriztmas is a gre:i "eve-opener," and this expressio is not ti -d in the 12ar-room sens( eithr, but to ,how what an efKe Christmas morning has over peopl inelined to drowsiness, or to a littl more stretching of the limbs in slum her sweet. 3ore people wake early oi that morning than on any other in th 3-*5;son .e through choice,others throng necess*y, for the merry shouts of th children would arose the seven sleepers Next to this time is the occasion of pic nie and a rail road jaunt in th early morning air. The Picnic to th sequestered glades amd shade of Wil liamston was one of the rare occa Sions when glorious slumber was ip ped in the bud. We reckon that inor pe*Oe Nere awake, and on the qu ri6e, and at an earlier hone last Fri morning than in a nmouth of Sun befdot and hurried werc th atiensA made, elaborate ioilet be dispensed with, anl break lowed without chcwing-thi equsite to health bein M12 the'ears were reache4 seats secured. Hox nstp t erowd did worl ,h! jthink so. At si: heu-at - ne who couli 4elok sha hand, and t< et ther-, in tin out fron the minute the ti of al the depot with its li - me ges, sizes and sexes, wav for fair Williamston a joy 'und pletsure. S-veral ta failed to reach the train in tim with these we sympathize ; it was tie own fault however, time, tide and rail road trains wait for no man or wonmar PROSPERITY TWINKWGS - By AYTeu, Jr. Mr. P. L. Langford who is thm operator at Blackstock is at hom enjoying himself "hugely." Hi brother D. M. has gone over t work in his place for a while. Pic we are glad to see you at honm again. "Nameless to true'' and yet kin readers of the H ERALD, the follov ing is true, though it seems a litti incredible. The last account< the churn dasher was that in tw minutes butter had been churne out of cream. The above was hant ed me by a citizen of Edgefield C< The quill driver for the Obsemv is getting up in the pspers. Nc contented with having plenty < chickens and other fowls or 'fouli around his place he has managEd b some hook or crook to get a haw through the mail. iIe thought ti tox was for Dr. R. but alas! hi joy was cut short when lie saw hi name on the lid. When opened hi discovered that it was dead, dea< Mr. Walter Fulmer has been sic for several days, but is now up an has gone on a trip into the countr; Ebbie led a calf through tow with a rope to each leg and one 1 its head. With a little more rig c one might have thought we wei having a menagerie. A few of' the young folks took ramble Saturday in the woods au~ -hroughout the fields hunting wil flowers. They were very succes ful. Messrs. J. S. Wheeler and J. ] Bowers are at home preparatory 1 getting ready for the annual exe cises at College. They look heart; hale and healthy. The ffrst check Dr. 'Ridge!ll~f ceived for the purpose of assistir in building a Baptist church wt from Dan'!. Miller & Co., deale1 in Notions, Baltimore. Since then Dr. has received se eral from other Northern merchant Messrs. Kohn and Birge have ju: returned from a very successfi trip in Laurens Co. They spes very highly of the prospect for tl coming crop. Our girls next door above om habitation say they are just havin a "fine large time" now. Nothir much to do and plenty of time 1 wlk around. I notice though the are very careful, for they are ros and healthy. But still it cannot be attribute to the exercise they take. An for the walking part they do not g any where but in the yard an house. Last Wednesday morning whi looking out on the street one coul see nothing but men and broom: and could smell some of the mo disagreeable smoke in the "seve States." All the merchants ha determined to clean the streets, n< ly of paper, but also of all othe trash. Three cheers for our me1 Ti bes briand had bern. The Run of Squad No. 1. e Mo.iday afternoon at 6 o'clock - was the ime set for squad No. 1 of the Excelsiors to beat the time made byv Squad No. 2 last week. 1.08 t The rain was gently falling when f the squad appeared on the pub f lic square a little past six o'clock, I but as it struck the red hot ardor of the Excelsiors it hissed and fried and glanced oif to their s uniforms which, being less iper vious, soon displayed the muscular Y development of' the boys to the ad. miring spectators that lined thei e curbing below the Court House. v The engine was fired up and the I t coming squad went prancing to its place in Boundary street, under the escort of one of the judges. and nu inerous yells that actually rent the clouds and sent them scurrying with : their rain. I We have it from good authority that runners were placed at the : starting post and the corners along the track, by Squad No. 2, whose A business it was to run paoi passtl A with No. 1. and see that there was no sharp practice. The engineer signaled that lie was ready; the judge at the starting - point flagged the "start;" and Squad t B 1 just flowed down Nance street as gently as any stream you ever saw. The accoipanying runnirs set off at a 2.40 dash but soon found that something was wrong. and when they came down the home stretch they were running like potato vines in iry weather. The squad came t steadily on with damp, unbroken front. It was passed on the track by Maj. S, who gave it the encour aging Assurance that it was makin& L dashed good time. The wheels of the reel split the mud-and all was excitement at the grand stand. 3 The running squad. believing that i the race was not to the swift. made B haste too slowly, and failed to get 1 - to the end of the hose ahead of the water. Here they made the serious mistake of trying to screw the noz - zle on a solid stream of water. The - undertaking was hazardous. The ~ stream was not properly threaded ' and it began to spurt in all direc - tions in search of dry clothing. The - director was drenched several fire men loked as if they, like "drown- c ed honor," had been dr.aged up I from Scott's Creek by the locks; and one of the judges was knocked I out of time, and his judicial aspira- t tions dampened beyond recognition i Time, three minutes. Squad No. 1 had a "walk over, but made a foul at the nozzle-in fact, two or three genuine feather 1 less water fowls. Squad No. 2said it didn't propose to be walked over, if it was muddy, and that it would not accept any such medal; squad o- 1 said "you're another;" where- t the matter was referred to t '1N oges who had not been put ju solid stream of water. Ant - deliberation the medal was pr 1 to the President of the comnpady, for the company; and this is' convincing p)roof that Ssquad No. 1 was right in supposing ethat the medal is not always for sthe swift. DWe think the whole thing was Sunfortunate. The medal. which is e costly and handsome, was offered by our generous and public sp)irited council-and the most liberal spirit d should have charactenzed the con-1 Stestants. The ground was muddy e Mondar, and the members of Squad '1, say they could not run-but were o expected to run and had to go over Sthe course. No. 2 says they were not obliged to run; and so the -. matter goes. F. A. S::humpert & Co., wvill mnake tit to your interest. to see them before fbuyin~g your harvesting machine. Personal. k Mr. Burr .J. Ramage arrivedl home e yesterday. s hiss Laura Vance leaves for her shome in Greenville, to-daiy. e is Mr. J. N. Fowles, of G ilbert Hollow, *Dr. Jas. Mcintosh and Mr. R. Y. k Leavell are back from Florida. d Dr. W. E. Peiham made a short run 7up to Ashville last week. Mr. McLucas of the Merchant 8' Far Smer', paid us a visit Tuesday. 0 Miss Mfamie Bamilie, of Augusta. Ga.. n i-; visiting Miss Mamnie Holbrook of e our town. We were p)leasedl with a call from the Rev. J1. C. Bushnell, of Prosperity, a Monday. d Ere the next HERALD is unfolded to dl the breeze, the senior will have taken - his departure North-wvard, in quest of the greatest of earth's boons-health. .May he find it. Miss Holbrook's northern friends, 0Miss M. Lowell Richardson and Mr. E. r- B. Gillis, left Newberry yesterday for ,their home in Manchester. Ne w H1amp shire. They seem to have cuioyed their stay in Newberry. 0- Miss Chr-issie SlIgh after two weceks g- of the mnerry-go-roundl of visiting and Sbeing visited-the latter largely pre dominant--has returned home, and her ' place is nowv filled by her sister, Miss Ella. And thus the world goes round. i- Misses Mamnie McCaughrin, Loula s. Baxter, and. Katie Rutherford, went up ato Abbeville yesterday to attend a Mili ltary Hop, v-hich is to take p)lace to niht. They intend rem.'ining in that k city until Suutrday. e We had die p)leasure of meeting Mr's. Holbrook for the first time last week, r anid found her what we chad hearin lady and lher daughter, Miss Mamie, are acquisitions to the society of New berry, of whichi we may well be proud y of. y POST OFFICE, d SEwBER~RY, C. H.,S. C., May 17, 1S&: List of' advertised letters for wee.k ending d May 17, 18e4: Brooks. Mrs. Emma tMafrett. Miss Amelia d chnpel w. . Mets. a. Grimno,?Miss sla . aery has. Glasgow, sam'! (c) E iley.W. L. Gallaway. Miss Ada Speake, Miss Mary e Gantt, s. W. smith, Miss Mary d Holly, J. V. Iwalnace. Jno. A. Johnson, Mrs. Lina Wicker, Miss Maggie 4 Parties calling for letters will please say it if dvertiused. R. W. BOO NE. P. II d Dr. Darby, President of the Col >t umbia Female College took his girls r last week on an excursion to Char . leston, and it is said that they made eineswriei fly. .JALAPA iTEMS. 0 [7.\ 1 _N--CIfIi LDREN'S DAY--F0LK'*.- TA LIZ L -SUCH A DINNER-SIX FOOT TEN iNCIIES WHIP rNAKK-FRUIT "11:l" May 10:hi P81. g A h'eautiIll rain ag:In on thik Mon !ay er r..vivingr th:e hea:rso0 f:irun.-. o Mnrz. Dr. Fo.il O(r three -ev ilruiter-r is no-xirl-, o wr oit :.5 eat :1 day, 11.1 h 11h- hop %v 0 .Zhip vit!h ri;e pe:I(h(,S, 0:I 3;1y 2!t. : o mote it !:e. IIIrV Mille. a 1 1!.o:.r -f Mr Wi. W 1 .Sligih, kilda1ips ae1fr :l 0 incihes long, it was a mion..tr. and I he lonlge:st sna hke I ever :iw in N '- t erry 11 Firmer:4 are bly4nilmt. fi:e tIAI. .t, -ood ;ztandfs of cotto-l :ind !CI-r', 1i:we arde s. ideilidwheat :111( a1,1an( t .0 _k hI pro4pe' t of fruit..: 1f a1l1 kilvd b Ie rs. Ja. I I., and Wtn. B. A:U Bros, are tnow repairi:g Pie-ter's ,ill. th:t they puii:ased. putting il F iio$t all new timbes, be-tSies ai very arge Twlbine \water whee. They vwill I, omiplete tieir mill. Nvithin tIT(re t( veeks. Mr. Gilliam Pitt wiH still be he tmiller. E Children's day, at Tranqi-ii hrchi ;:tiitrdav. va]well attended, al] at I 'cloek the line of procession wa oriled, at, it. head w. a s1itar* hn- ei icr of about 4 feet, with the followiNg nI-zeription "TranquIlil S1(:da S".hool. j rallmeld, 1S27. by Za"c.iH'l Wrig-ht al ud1 Abalom Glasgow.'' Trinquil S. Il ., led the froit while Jalapa S. S. \ vIl her large num"Ibers, uniformed vith their protty blue ro-wttc., follow dI next, forminle_ a lon- linl. I hazt sm ."C-emne.Re.Al delivered IIhe. 0: Idrei: of w1elcoie. It was iAitened t . vitlh deep attentiton-i n 1ice be tn felt that the speaker wul.l1 iianidle M is sih.iect inl an able inmaner. We vere tnot di,appolIted. tho wlc oti1. ddire. was :)lendid. f. \ter I a beia;; ti tl sotgr, Dr..J. Wim. Folk wis next a nitro-lrhtved and began by saing he o V:S lnOt prepared, and( we thoui.-ht h t onild sowl take hi- -e:t, but 1 Said: hat when von see one ting a1 S. S- e pecl. he iay be co: aied a it- ar idate that was nit applicable to h'm. Lt last lis sub.iet wasanu ed"IIew fi 0 the linte i,t the chips fall wherc lihev ma." and all were turprioed :n tinit sch a speccli coild !c madc C xtempomnously, b inexprien- vb (I speker. iIe elo-ed witi somei ppro t( rialt e vers. The othr speake s aui- b (hiunlcid, failed to put in an appear.-. ti iwo, aiid te xercipLs came to a cloxe, e fter somie nozt excellent singit:g, and 2 he most interesting part of the pro- C Tralmie. to vouirhitilb.le writer. dinter t Vs ant1notun1ced. Iow oil earth tie ICa ies could p:epare O abIIdalnt and - xceedinlgly nieu a fea-t, consisting of ch variety of meats, wuh a. chicken, . riedl, Slothiered and baked. tmut ton.kid, B teak and roast beef. strawberry pies, a emlion pies. atnd other kinds, besides t< >ouid atnl jelly cakes, we will never :now. Provisions are said to b. so cao at ahirs season of the year, and y lis proves it. N. C. irlous and All About. 0 Our town was visited by au refreshing r iower of rain Monday afternoon. d Lula HIurst will give a performance l9 n the Opera Hlouse, Saturd'ay ni-hit. One of otur phtysicianis has a c apit al ~ ~ardeni and he works it himself. C Dysentery hias been prevailingI in a mmber of places in our County. C A erowd ofi fotur went toh Salatda 1 Iuesdav fotr a two or three dayts sein- tE 1g. ~C The Old Met's Democratic Club will 2 neet Friday atf:ernioonu. at 6 o'clock, ini a he Court IIouse. Mr. Thios. Cook is nlomin tedCl for i, heiff,in aid M.. Thoma.s S. Mormuan or IIouse of Representante. Girls don't forget that this is the -ear for- you1. If you give a fellow lippers, give him tits. 'l'he uipper part of the County was visitedl with a heavy wa-ing. r.ain, Mondaty atfteritconl. ?lub will mecet in iib Newvberry Riles irmtory to-night F. A. Schunmpert lint a fine pat ch of barlev for Dr. McIt: 0-ih, w~ithi his realp er an'd binider, Monday afternioon-. We noticed 4 treshers at the depotr last week for dliterenit farmu-rs of ottra County. The colored schiol at Tranquil willr hae .their p'enie Satiwilay. fTere will be severat!liaddresses made to time children. The Saluda Biridge commtittee met last Moniday, and adjouirned till next Monday night--the attendance being Redmonid, tl.e North Carolina Moon-e shiner, who wats brought from Alibany to Coltumbia a few mionthIs ago, hias been pardoned. A womani sayvs that vetry few men have the slighitet idea howv to hold a baby. Very few of them show anuy tesire to learn. The tman who marries a woman whio has more sense than lie has ist never allowed to lose sight of the fact. A Georgia editor says that Sive men in the Southern States nowv ;eadl the newspapers where o:ie man read th(m ten ears ago. Four of these mieni we ventire to say readl borrowved papers. The Sunday Schools of our town were uncommnonly large last Friday. We prediet that they will not he soe large again, until the next union piee te excutrsion, or Ch:.isttmas tree. e Oar next Court will mneet on1 the first Mondar of J-me. No criminal busiess will be t ri.m aeted, and the re 1 will be no jurie-. J ydge Aldrich will presIde. Those of our subscribers who have any change in their pockets, anid wvho knuow the fact of their indlebIt dness to as are earnestly a-kedl to make a small dIeposit at this otfice. Demorest's Portfolio can be haud at the HALID Book Store, Also Moody & Sanky's singingbooks, 1. 2, 3 and 4 combined, and I and 2 separate, bc sides many other atitcles. The Greatest Enemy to cihildren is worms. Shrit er's Indiani Vermiftuge will save theim from ruin. .Only 25 ents a b)ottle. Try it. For sale by Dr. S. F. Fant. Five hundred men and children at tended the Sunday School pie nie, and they enjoyedl the occasion wvith at zest. which only the emancipated can feel. Te sweet tnd substauntials carried to Wiliamston on Friday last wiere enormous, and sumfiient to have fed twice that numnber, and yet the cry go.s antthit thete Is nrthine to eat. It is said that Mr. Z. L. White was ne of those! who failed to get to the Oepot Friday last. It must have been w-iII to his race the night before. [ik Lg- gave out. He is better on a i6h'' than anythinrg cle. su W hen 0::r excursioni-ts realhed br Dilliamnton, Dr. Lander and "IIis % is had go onIan excnrsion to the fra ountaii. Our bys would have o1 -en in a -orry plight but for the mIl S"oml of th W(woIld t excurs.ionii-t- i ached,th Owtation lat Frviday mlornl .i Mt i lime t' '-' th t rain imove T- but. 1ge to say tIIh)-e Vho ere lft. d. aver. that they "d:;n',i m Ire :o :O any how- n Thie high pric% bu:.;ht by the l:} i ;Ch:pp -'t in!.t hat the% ari. a io;4e v:11 e.jpect t.; i :: the i lace. tli will Iput a1 briS ' aro.- Sdha . ! at ie pOetWitir,ns will mo:mt to omn- : )inl. t V W he f ..1 hmow,-V:. tat l l:t, :e: ,o L al I 1. tW e 'We lner that otr Iho vwnpt::v will i ac r lt.I to Colniitlli on :u lim' I m Ii r take Wa r i ai t'w t hni r:f-ar t S 'ill 1:i t:k cit her heir :Ie.s or I >ine. T Clinba n un1 & CoLimbh :., are been . ki;i: a-: to : 1C 0 loan eni a reel to rIi with. We k-'.Ow a fe. men. con-tant read who hi not i spent a niAle for eir r-eadin i-, 1n twenltv-five years. e know whereo . * ' " ,ak. a:IA dare 0 IliII it. PlA v tell is thru1;uh.11 tle ALL Wh.e:c 0. the;. Il land I, hien IhIe vn v-y ,. of life i- t-I,.1!- . bui: A . w A f'rA the nexi thr. o th-:. v .it 'H w Xiiol f it I li o A A 14 t A tSir. w Vyn Ai"\ e, 0 1: '.. !i': d A IT Oit ht n t l::: t It!r- P .at a -s lo i l,i(ltfarIil A' itAntil mt m o It. Cotton b iniIg tho iain I (lCd ik~' : )):r.o !% f1"iiId iie set we n,11es, p eror .inl our Le ings :li1 por s4 our sni4 wi-ithi MIr. 0. lettriier :u:d-o:hvers- en.ioycd ucesu id-entor-ialfr1oli:-lasi week - u iver. W ait th a t(:ii tle' Ae t tis', he.11,1 hlab 1,t 1ia A. ,)A:~ AT to k I nt o f thi lie w At ( v en , : .11!1(1 iI)s of 1i1h. a1n 1 mong the variy' a pe of tbollt. This wle a mIc:el like a oale of , oln ine,i -hen succe-. oftener swarded th 4h1.l th: th failure. AT Wetre t l t tc hey frost ti of A tnaldls Townhi. ha.. orastlnid a sA Igh ball elit :s teat tha gr:o:et > take the hine oft te oNwbrry L :se-balli+s I a match _ame: whwn ley hAyeAdotio so. and the Pr, -lwrity xapafiy hat takns the shiNew o L he 'eoberry Centera Neblrd will be a iod Opening for some littl- -hine'en p sIr." LQ arried. Married. Moy 21st, wer, at t red4 enee of the bride's brother, klr. C. O. .zhardt lin Nowberry Co., S. C., EV. A . A. Gilbert of the S. C. Coiftewc Mis, Mary A. Buztartt, siser-is-law the officinting nitor, Rev. J. ' A raywict, ollickatied, a-4iied by Rv. [atming Brown. a - _ _ -_ -I Le ight and had bee feareid toa great aiae was o neto ft Etioce l ATwo ateih t as madte tNewb lrk Centralo Rird otline Lat L iten Cant Ctton Sat. ry mrne- i ge last ae octve hous fifen arstlme were deasent and bde eade ash ldesroed Twoe ar one or he watteewl kill n ner. Teonrenl wasr frihted,-A ndi oa by rak .a bly injugerd. At Roberts. Pa., sizeday mhot-gn, ug tlast oeaopen w iht scar A lle ithe traube. Oe odieseofntw os age bouten tydedi ears,E S lci eg ani.hy er Thel resserd. Atton of theulir lothineepingicate wopany wxChefe nyd haod D.Bieenrshe oto leavth o bitsnftigac tan frhile the L rain i rvehas ninernfoundn.n F heihus fo tei'li Rofet din au-ea roesentere d the retrou ofe theA ttlemes werse sent and dueig nhandrdtat:te frodie shldogive ehie. Te negros wth arigten-f d Vo byhMr.e E me dyuhe of e iJr.a oble. hoseining t shtun- - 'etgm they hem emuwithot healur- ~ tile teasiureine or thue ofe :os hason beselge in jitl.-E.r.i n Rches Lency oueodsulhw Th-: ThGngera attorny of the l- ant rustcelO. Ak och ruggi, or heri. antaturd Dr. Waler cou. alor,ve trorietter laev thanmius Soughen Veeyfrbie fetos n n ^ T1Hi t BaLhhATCneve Y on any hig o qalDr Miger'Sothr BUY TH BES L BLmdyfoCte HeieEodarh<a ' letryadtherPEstrto ENAMEL u'm and 3Iu Doen, cobeningte istio latin expetoran principlte besthe weet gum wihos thte letrahe.ln ne of theTmule,Matenure f roup MARKETn coTg, clds'and owe Ask yor drugginwst for the. Maactu~-rdb ale . alr SWEPT INTO THIE STREA11, ae Thousand Acres of Land and 'Right Smart of Bears.' )n the dcek of a big Mississippi steamboat >od an iged Southern planter. Indic:t in a sweep of his arm the waters the b5at s passing over, he said to a passenger M the North: "When I was twelve years I killed my first bear on a new plantation father was theu cutting out of a foreat Ltt grew directly over the waters of i's il. i.a: was a mighty good plantation, I hor right w m,rt of iars there, too. I illhz o;c tn,l 1!jd acre of land went into Misis'ipn.i year' ago." t is i!-ting m strain opon the figure to h.it great forests of youthful hope, wo mily b2:iuty :nd manly strength are swept th: sane way every ye.ir into the ireat, -bid torrent of di<4ease and deith Yet it Mid i : 1Uie o. Tiiat it is so is a disgrace Ll as a loss. Peopic tire largely too ele:-s or two stupid to defead their own in ests-thte most preeiotus of which is health at go-ie, all is gone. Disca e is simple, to rck!essuess or igrorarce the simplest ;:gs mght a well be comp!ex as a lropo iont iU Conic Scetions. As the huge Wes n riv, rs, which to oftea flood the cities ing their sho:es, arise in a few mountain rin a so all ottr ai!nents can be traced to .e b!od tnd a small group uf disorder t'motefietive an:1 irclu-ive remedy ldi,eae ls PA RKER'S TONIC. It goes to sou:ces of pit and wealkess. In res nbe tj its :iction. the liver, kidneys, stom bI :und hear. begin their work afresh, and case is driven out. The Tonic is not, how u in,oxica:t, but cures a de ire for otig idrik. Ha.ve you dyspepsia, rhetimo mn, or troules which have refu.ed to Id to other agents? Here is your help. Rail Roads. lumbia & Greenville Railroad. PA4ENGEJ DEPART211NT. CoLUMnIA. S. C., May lth,1M. i aud alter Sunday. May ]I, ISS4. the SSENG ELi THAINS will rut* as herewith in ated upon this road andl its branche Daily, except Sundays. No. 53. UP PASSENGER. are W.. C. & A-. Junction . - - 12.35 a In ave Columbla,A - - 12.50 a in Alston, - - - - 1.55 p In New berry, - - - - 256 p In Ninety-Six, - - - 4.38 p i - lodges, - - - 52 ipm Befton, G.- - - 6.3 p M rive Greenville, - - - - ( 0 p In No. 52. DOWN 'ASSENGER. are Greenville, - - - 9.56 a In Belton, - - - 1105 p M " 1odges. - - 321 p m " Ninety-Six, A- - - - 1.43 p " Newberry, - - - 3.12 p m " Alston, - - 4.14 p In rive Columnbia,r . - - 6.25 p m ive W.. C. &A. Jonction. - - -- - - 5 30 p m &rTANn1Uro. UNo& COLUMBIA rAILEOAD. No. E3. UP PASSENGER. ave Alston, - - 1.i6 pin Strother, - - 236pm She:tou, - - - .5 p In Santuc, ,- ---- 339p in Uion, - -. - - 4.20 p m Jonesile, - - - 4.49 p in ive Spatanburg, - 47 p In No.52. DOWN PASSENGER. ave Spartanburg, It.& D. Depot, U 11 50 p m Spartanburg, S. U.& C. Dcpot,G 12.10p In Jonesville, - - - 1.04 p m Union. - - - 1.55 p M Santuc, - - 1 47 p m Shelton, - - - 3 t5p In Strother, - - - 3.31 p m rive at Albton. - . - 4 10 p m LAURENS RAILWAY. aveNewberry, - - - 3.30 p m -rive Laurces C. If., - - 6.45 p M ave Laurens C. H., - - 9.15 p m rive Newberry, - - 12 26 p m ABBEVILLLE B ANCI. ave Hodges. - - 5.30 p m -rive at Abbeville, -- - - .3 pm ave Abbeville, - - - - 11.3' p m -rive at 1ioges, - - - - 12.30 pi n iLUE altDCE nl.lOAD) .\Nii ANDERtSON J:ANCit. ave Delton G.38 p mn ' Anderson 7.12 p in ' Pendleton 759 p in ae Sencea C, 8.52 p in irie Walhalla 9.15 p in are WValhalla, - - 8.40 a in are Seneca C, 0.u7 a mn ' endleton, - - 952 a in ' Anderson, - - 10.42 p mn rv at Belton. - - 11.15 p in FREIGHIT, P'ASSENGER COACtI ATTACHED. ave Rlelton 6.15 a m " Williamuston 7.10 a m "' Pelzer 7.37 a m " Piedmont 8.25 a mn ~rve Greenvlle 1.25 p mn ave Greenville 4.15 p in '-Peidmnont 530 p mn ''Pelzer 6.15 p mn " Williatmston 7.00 p mn rive Belton 7.10 p mn CONNECrIONS. With South Carolina Railroad from Char. leston. With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad from Wilmington and all poin ts North thereof. With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad from Charlotte and all points Northt thereof. WithI Asheville & Spartanburg Rail Road for points in Western North Carolina. With A. & C. Div. R. & D. RI. RL., from all points South and West. With A. & C. Div., R. & D. R. R., from At'. lanta and beyond. With A. & C. Div., R. & D. R. R., from all points South and West. With South Carolina Railroad for Charles ton. With Wilmington, Columbia and Au gusts Raitroad for Wilminuton andthe. Not. Withi Charlotte, Columin%a and August. Railroad for Charlotte and the North. .With Ashteville & Spartanburg Railroad from Hlendersonvil le. .With A. & C. Div., RL. & D. IR. RI., from Charlotte and beyond. J. W. FRY. Superintendent. M SLAUG utTErn, General Passenger Agent. D CAPRDwaLL, Ass't General Passenger Agt., >lubia, S. C. lut Carolina Railway Company. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On and after Mlay 11th, 1884, Passenger rains on thtis road will run as follows tun further notice: TO0 AND FROM CHlARLESTON. GOING EAsT, eave Columnbit' *7.5'0 a m t5.E p mn rrive Chtarlest on 12!O0pum 9 55 p mn GOING WEsT. eave Char:estotn is.I$ a mn *4.30 p m rrive Columbiti 12.38 a mn 9 22 p tm t Daily. *Daily except Sunday. TO AND FROM CAMDEN. GOING EAST, cave Columbia *7 50 a mn *5.25 p in iive Camden 2.25 a mn 8.25 p mn e-GOING WF.ST ave Camden '9.00 a mn *4 00 p mn rrv Columibiat 12.38 am 922p m *Daily (ecpt sundaiys. .To AND FIIol AUGUSTA. GOING EA sT, cave Coumbia *7.50 a mt *5.25 p mt .rrive Augusta 1L20 p tm 8.l0 a in GOING WEST, cave A u"usta *7.15 a mt rrive Co%umbiat 12.38$ p mn *Daily exep~t Sundays. CONNECrIONA. Connectioni made at Cohlnmia with the otlumbia and Greenville Rait Road b)y train iriing at 12.38 P. M., and dleparting at 5.50 .M. Conntection made at Columbia June. .on with Charlotte, Columbia andl Augusta all Road by samte traini to and from all onts on bo0th roads with thbrough Pullman !eper betweetn Charleston anrd Washing an. i Virginia Midland route, without ban;e. Connection mnade at Charleston 'ith steanmers for Ne w York on Wednesdays nd Saturdays; talso, with Savannah and harlestotn Railroad to all points South. Conetions are made at Augusta with ergia Itailroad and Central Railroad to nl from all poinxts South andt West. Troitgh ticket-s can be purchtased to all oints South and West, by applying to D). MCQUE EN, Agent, Columbia. Ii. C. ALL EN, G. P.&. F. A. JoHN B. PECK, General Manager. sheville and Spartanburg Railroad. SPARTANBURG. S. C.. May 12, 1884. On and after Monda--. May lIst, 1894, assenger trains will be run daily (Snndauys ceptedl) between Spartanburg and Hen ersoville, as follows: UP TRAINS. eave hR. & D. Depot at Spartanburg..00 p mn rrive at Htendersonville.........930 p in DOWN TRAIN. cave irendersonville..........-8.00 a mt rrivc RI. & tD. Depot, Spartanburg.11.30 p nm Both trains make cotnnections for Column i and Charleston via Spartanburg. Union nd Columbia and Atlanta and Charlotte by Jr Lin. JAMES ANDERSON. SPIG CLOTHIG! H.ATS, SHOES, G nt's Furnishing G O ODS! JUST ARRIVED AT CLOUD & SMITH'S A1l the Latest Noveities of the SEASON. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. For BhePiff, i11os. CooK is hiere~by announced ais a candidate for the office of nm Sheriff, subject to the Primary elee lull,tion. Niiv ROK tOT 4tereues of Many Voter.i, Hellehe Ro ERFiSO A. .SLIGHI is a canidi -OPPOSITVE- r1he many friends of the lioN. JonN T C. WILSoN commend him as a can didate for the Senate from Newvberry T HE COUR HO . County. Subject to the actin of the -HEADQUARTERS FOR-- - - ___ School Books, Pens, Inks, Flue For the H0use of BepresenitVe. and Cheap Writing Papers. THOMAS S. MOORMAN Is a candidate for nomination for Seasides, D aily & House of Representatives. Illustrated week- T announce myself as a Candidate SfrteHouse of Representatives, ly N ewspipers. subject to the Primary Election SCofield, Petty & Co., T :i&Dis: Lltefolr-eecio tMteaegdlt,e HadBls,ide s miy tagtowr ~ant Birds Heeips, Blankdwthhs bltyad xe And considorttaontofnthenpeopleiof hi prnigwihmyb cale Weor;d rspe guarantee thr theoLegsstatfre.ioo.seot allthtreksgteaandhsisether4 Ca,lipt s, Blank'1fitdfrtejotinfLgs Forms APT HEHo. .. HARDY is ereb And ; sortanyhi inthelin ofC anoned y hiscfriensaas aoeande printng wich my becalledftr foIeeeeint h legislature. H a aln ode guaante te umot stisacton,bohiads alys ee straght orwar cindute as regads thecaof thSa. h as ability and - ,II ~ ~ ~ rence cmen him to aueadmitain favorgh ~ bleponsideraion the theci peoplte ofahis t~eP~ie! of nsatveCounty. D3CAS Cardsand nveloes. , R.E EDITOR : PlWe aounc rhese Giveme cal ad se fo yorse fuly name nt of . GEORGET as.asial T. D GENEER.canide .for the iegi ofum Contyr ratier. Thictis on willouipe in Noticeof Finl Setle-slc that ae he will sev he eopler a tply fi fr si the pasit,o Legihtr ment. take th.O L CUMETis liet fpooighnaere, legisl:~ tatu He willa gaceat icsier Juiie.andShasatl10yscbeen,zaalin..in tie estae o S:mah I. Vhoiias de ca se of the State.__ He has ability and_ i~m themProbateumourt, mnintmiedaately threftr ppy ora inm!dichr p osiio inth ouncoft he d t ate, and fullyuproectaatialoftiesithesright PRECOUS . TOMAS (I. o. S. native s Conty. .~e a Shveinstck a lnissortent of a F Candidtfo AudIto N. Maydin, 1Ball and nvit tio Paper,