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Special and Local. THURSDAY MAY 29, 1884. INDEX TO N:W ADvERTISEM.N:rs. Telephones-Telephone Co. Wants Money-D. C Flynn. Shirts-Danicl Mliller &Co. F. A. -S:hmp -rt& CO., will mn ik( ic to vour interest, to see themn btefor buyin g your harvestiig machine. Pieie. The Male Academly school und4er th1 iupeinteidenev of Mi,s L.R. Coleld will have its pie-lic In the Academ:11 grove to-niorrow, Friday. June -ifth. Tournament. The Excelsior Steam Fi Comnp:1 Iy met Tue,,day night. and accepte( the invitation to attend the Touirta, mneat in Columbiac, June 1I & 19. They will take party in the reel contest. Th( running squad was selewted, am Louis a. ouael elected Captain d th se S di:]. I bre:tkizzg~~ 'i etlg eo ! Runaway. On last Satrday afternoon about h:df past six o'clock, while Lang De Walt (col.) was <hiving a wan out ie Newberry Hotel Yard, tile horse camei frightened a he was about If vay out of thle gate, and made h i ek start, throwing the driver out b breaking, his left leg, below the ee. The wagon% was uot broken, but thw horse and shafts got loose frmc it. lStartling Announcement. l Mr. D. C Flynn is out this week with another double columin advertise fent, iiwichr he offers his entire t oek at a sacrifice. Hle wants $5,- 0.1 by" the 1st of Jly; and offers his goods i a miee trifhe, read his ad. am see atz s oods are quoted at. Just ujnk orit, 12 doz. buttons for 5c. &C. ofl d e Mr. Chas. J. PIreell, the po len1anagle, a bl be eonvinced o tihe Tn ( implI)bete iusiness Register, a ,w ich M r S hackelfo rd is th e - et ioS the best and most Nai mdo bn hes. ,n that we an syeesten. It conitainls practical atic forn for kepin a stimmary recerd, by which the b rsiness a , mn101th Or ear can be seen at a gjance, enablin 'n to de tenrine his liabilities an or oIr- omoments, at any time, to which o ieLutabes of interest rates, stan "te meaSUres buiness S ilt adit on'ra Periodof ten dtard we h o see this reg to ~ ~ ~ "to or.i ttuin law, &e., arran-_,. :uhro ve:,r; from any dae . i,,ter is to lik~e it. and nompiler of it d entitled t et t o of hls claresi of bs Fidaey . The w or tmal, bu-eighugy in~ et peof them to is ook, wh only $3.75th ctoarative small when its exceed WIf Wait o l tie citizas of N twberry anul will be happy to present the book to their attention. o They Have Swelled. A fiend pulled up at few bects ot of hi. gardem last Friay. Tle roots were Smal, bt being hungry for beets i 1ve itie m to his cook, with the or dcer bet, carefuil and not lose or waste 'N4y, of them. IIe was; afraid that the;se bit.z wvould be lozt, or run into the inihtey were ofagod oile,rse,table a she edud o tate the beation ofi t)ling themuinta bag.. Hwen wasnot Jinn e. tie sotlenithaam n,i ad he beets eune iadstag.ta heywerey olleg goomarereetabl aTsie fqullwn io th ro of thewh a:zul conntt e o im.to Nwer 'ol lege: ne 22nl1, at 10.30 a1. in., Baceahan .e 5ermioni by the Rev. A. C. Wede Id, D. D)., of New York City. June 22nd. at 8 p. mn.. Address to the tudenits by the Rev. Ellison Capers. of Greenville. .June 23rd, at S p. in., contest for Medal in Oratory. Jlune 21ith, 10.30 a. im , Alumni Ora t ion, by the Rev. Wmn. Stoudenmire, of Oakland, Md. .hinue 24th, 8 p. mu., A(ldres; before * th~e L'rary' Societies, lhr President II. E. Shephetil, L L D)., of Charleston: Cohllege. June~' 25, 10 a.m i., Annual Commienice -lne', 8.0p. m , Reception aut the C:ollegs'. LC(apt. Bally Heard From. A letter reeiled by a friend in Col mnb'a states that Capt. Ed. Baily, well knrwn in Newberry by the Quid Kunes, and by whom he is held in lively r'e menmbm aneC, has pulledl up the stake which hie h:ad pl::iited ar Boston. Mass. and 10o-ated p)ermanently, lie thinks, in Florida, about four miles below .Jackso::ville, otn the ehamming Saint Jlohnts riv'er. We don't blame him for leaving the Hub, and do envy himi his present location, where lhe .avs it. is his intention to spend the re mainder' of his life, Hie savs the~ fish ing is .inst splendid, and thait all kinds of the tinny :ribe reward the exertionsm. of the anzgler-siuch as has:, sheep-head, trout, black. and even the homely and less esteemed cat lishi. What a good tizine lie will ha:ve, to be sure, lie is wvith a brother-in-law, the husband 01 Miss May, of ha:ppy memory. Miss Gabe thle other sister is also living in Fiorida about one hiiudred miles dlis ant froim the above place. atnd ma:r rie'd. ('lub Meetings. The Young Men's Democoraitic Club met and roganize'd last Thiursdayv night. A nmniber of newv names wer~e enirolled, and the following oflieers were elected: Pres., Jan. Y. Culbreat h; let V. P.. E. C'. Jones: 2nd V. P., Thlos. E. Epting: Sey., .Jas. L. Blease; TFr'as., El. S,choltz; Executive (Com-. mittee, 0. L. Schium pert. D3. 0. 1Her bert, .J. K. P. G oggans, F. Werber, .Jr . and W. W. Hodges. llThe Ol Men's Decmocratie Chllb was reorganized last Friday aifternoon wih the following oflbicer-: Pres., Jas. Me Initosh: 1.t V. P.. WV. WV. Hlouseal: 2nd V. P.. WV. TI. Trarranut; Seey., Jas. P'~ack'r: Executive C'ommittee, C'. B. Unzist. WI. If. Hunt. C. C. Chas.', M. A. ('arlishl'. and S. Pope.* The following members were eleced delegaites to the County Conventio: SS. Pope, Jat-. M('Intoshi, C. hB. Buist, Y. J1. Pope. WI. Hi. unnt, C. HI. Sauber, J1. ('. Wilson, .J. WV. GCary. Ja-. Packer. J1. P. Pooh. J. F. J. Caldwell. T1. S. M>oriman, S. P. Boozer, A. .J. McCatugh rin, WV. T. Tarrant and J. D3. Smith. Alternates: J1. Y. MeFall, WV. W. Hlons cal, W. J. Lake, R. L. McCanghirin, C. C (.tCha-e and J. P. Kinard. The Executive Committee was in structed to meet the E xecutive Comn mittees of the other clubs of this town, sip , and apportion the number of delegatres to whih It is entitled among the c'lubi offni to twthaMp. Laughing Lula and Her Cane-Bottor Chair. Lula Hurst, the phenomenal Ge gia girl, gave an exhibition of her wo! derful d >oelr, in the Opera Iou last Saturday night, and lie has bee the talk of the town ever sinee. Notl ing so wonderful has iappeared in Nev be--ry "since the great flood." Drs. McIntosh. Gilder and J. 31 Thompson, :ind Messrs. L. W. Jones W. H1. Wallace, J. E. Brown, Frau moon, Ed. Evans an( J. C. Wilso took seats on the stage, by reqiest and the show opened. A young man in black mustache who spoke of the large crowd of spe( tators as an awvlienc', and must tiere fore be the elocutionist, told hov much lie didn't know about Miss Lula' mysterious gift, and then introduce the Force to the "andience ' The Force, a fair coutrv lass o somue seventeen suiner,, somewlha above the iedium sizeand luhit. cani forward. and her father handed he a small umbrella. She raised the tum brella. and Mr. L. W. Jones took hi place under it, by her side, to aid ii controlling its movemltents. It was : sickly, innocent looking cotton ml brelia that had a tired look about it The picture presented by the coupl and the umbrella was pretty enough but suddenlv it seemed that a torniad' had struck it. That umbrella becam the most animated object oa the stage It turned in-ide out and began t< thrash about the stage, eidangering evervboly's head. It made a furiom: lunge at the editorof the Obsercer, whi dodged behind the scenes; then dashe savagely across the stage and strueLi a happy medium - Mr. Moon knocking him oil' his chair. While th( Force held her hand on it, that um brella could not be controlled-no even she could control its direction and it often rapped at her head. Omt man after :mnother tried it, but with in better success-it was like trying t< carry an ojp. n 1umbrella in the face of a cvclonle. Thie Foret brougLt out a comni: bllard eue, and a.-Aked somebody tu hold it for her. Mr. T. C. Pool volun teered to do her that favor, a"d tool hold of the cue with both hands. liv thought he could handle a billiard cue The Force simply laid her open hands ul:on the cue, and the wild work com. menced. The stage is not a gool bil. liard table, but that cue played Mr Pool aiazingly. It shot him 3againlsl 1 panel o; scenery, lie caromed and st iruck a ehair, caromed and -decided that tie eue was too inmtch forone man Others tried it. but nobody could hold his cue-bad players. The Force then introtueed a light cane-bottomed eha, aid was a.xio for somebody to ,old it. It did1n'i Seem to need holding: it sat t here look ing as harmless as the trivk mule in a -and Mr. Moon t hought he could ' It. He took it ip, placed tl against his body, passed liS back -;*und and firmly grasped the arms a seat with both hands. W'lic rim of th d Alittlechair! rhe Foret couldn't ho e open palm of onc lightly pl ce- ie chair, and the hand on the sea Ii a trice Mr. ther on the ayou'v Moon begaI to steady . - seen a fellow do wlen . tring tc hold up a lamp post at 11 P. al.; thel the chair began to plunge like , Mus tang pony-but !r. M. hield to it. f' ter it hail waltzed him around t6k stage and introduced disorder amonig the other men and chairs, the Force told himii to punt it downi. lie thought it best to put it down, Ie threw all his weight upon it , but lie might as -well have tried to put a goat's nose to the gromud. Th'le Force simply held lier hand on that chair and it wouldn't dow-n. Tihree strong men took up the chair, anmd, after it had carried them all oveli the st age, t i'ied to piut it dlown, bitt they couild not force it to thme floor whil Miss lHarat held her' hanad on it. The chair was theni placed on thi stage and Dr. Gilder was invited t< taike a -eat on it. He did so. Thu Force stood behind the chir and light ly laidl an open hand on eh post.Th< ('hair seemed to make up its mind that it "wouldn't be sat down on." It ros clear from the stage, mad the doctom was tumxbled out, regardlessof appear ances. A relay was called for.r'. Drx. S. Pope anid Messr's. 0. L. Schumpn)erit. J. R. Matthewes, andl T.hos.F.II:n went up, but the chair was one 10< many for them all. While Miss Hiurs: h1:ul her hand on it ther' could neithei hold it still nor putt it down. The force exerceised by MIiss Hur's1 is surpninmgly wvonderful, and nobod) understands it. 11er father statet. that she can do other uniaccountahi( thxiags, such as making her: bed talk walk and sing, and that lie will "'in. stitute'' them for the sage when thu present priogr'am enses t > pa him as well as it does. lie has e vi :nly cal culated the money value oi the Fonrce Miss Hurst affects per'soiis thrtoigh inanimiate ob.jects, and she e xereise: iio muscular force. The perform nm d.oes not tire her while it exhauist. strong mix. She seemed to en.ioy Ilho entertain ment, andhlti her n-r laugh ter' often ripphx-d fr'om t he stage, t< mingle with the upr.ar of thme spect a tors. It is exceed ingrly u iiy to see a sick ly um:brellIa run away withI a stron;. nian, or thr ec strong men fail to hob a ebiri-butt that is what we saw. COMPANY G. 13TH REG'T. S. ('. V T1his is a list of the n:unes of thie peri'ons who belonged to comipany G of the 13th Reg't. but are niow dead. Adam Counts Joseph Denis Andersonitedenbaugh Jtohn M Bowers A Ui C Dominick Jiohn Morris BerlIy Bobbi Los-on Fetters Burr Boozer t.uthecr Ilobt Ber-jamrin Mathews L E ye Chartey Wilson 31 V B D)aIon Calvin Sinaly Piens 1Rei< Cain Grifthl Ph ilip C Cook Frank Sheaty P'eter Counts FeLrdin.and Morris Pierce Countis Georze Livin.;ston Plierce C.ook Hi C HI Hartmanm Pceer 1 hawk ins John McCullough R~ i lMoore ,Ja'-ob Bobbi Wikon 1Reidl 131M Smith Wa rr:xn t2isor .Joseph Mathews n W m ea!y Jouhn A Rikard Wmr C Aull Johnn kikaxrd [ilev Stockmiaui John Smnith WmNobles .Jonas Boland WmU McNinth Ja~mes W'yse i Chapman 'John D Shea!y foun;g Brown .John Duncan pimneon Qu~attlebaum Jamecs Shmealy .PIt ,iaed, Maiy 20urh, by Rev. .J. C. Boyd, Mr' IAnNEn MORRIS to Miss MArTTIE REmiD all of Newb)rrv County-. May~ 19, 18s4. byv RLv. .J. C. B,yd, a thme residence of Mir. Levi Q. Fellers Dr. WILLIAM PHtILLIP'S, of Cros: Il11l, Laurens County. to Miss ADI>U SIMPSO. of Newberry (otyt. POST OFFICE, ~EwvBEERY. C. Hi., S. C.. May 24. 1SS4 List of advertised letters for week endint Mar 24, 16&4: Anderson Mrs Sallie James L hobo Thomas Jackson Mrs Rlachel Burdeu Thbos Moon Mrs Betty Brown Charley McCul;umnJ R~ Cannon Amnanda Nance Willis A DeWalt Miss Eliz Oxner Daniel Du-ican Mrs Eliza Rteeder Mr Jas Speaks Aleck ,Setton Jacob Gautt Mrs Jamima :Williamas Ambrose. Grnittia Antony; IParties callIng for hlettrswih lhease saj #t ?dAea. 1U. V n n PROSPERITY PER.AM UL TIEL k PROPERO TWN-CO:N'S ACAILM NE\V C -[1t1l - WVHEELER & 0 I :3:ivs-w I; : -ON, &e . Az proiiised in the last IIEtA u give n.11 account of whal we saW :n heard in the prosperou. town of Pro perity. As a part of the body of Nev berry it has ever had a large 1lc, i oure et evi. A v;sit there ili wa vs :fLlo<I Ils plea-lle. There is an i-lnergy an a vim abo::t her ptople quite refreslhitn; None of that feeling" "every m:mi f< hisi-elf and the devil take the 11.na most" is ever exhibited there, but i: Stead a ki-dly bearing to eaeli oth. arnI an interest in eafh othirs atiar: -lw.s Shvn. Prosperity prOlic That is tile town :lill cotinty, seemit be actat by a1 feiliig 0f one--ne. particuilarly xvratifying. If any1hin: of a publie charaer i started in1 th r lowi. t le count V l'!Ids its artive syln pth I,and izilppo'r". :uad So it i h-twvei' county aild town. They take hold nnythiIng witl vin and eniergy. "Whn is vverv in.in*s buisi!:ess is nlo linan* bI*lis is not tilt, S(1!nti ilnt - whi'" preAails aoltn114' her vitizens. We loo upon Prosperity Is a "happy family. Thle Academy has the symp:ithy an ood Will of tile entirecomuliiity, :il under te intelligent adifiniist ration < Prof. Cork. and his assistant.. Prof Comlillsand Missz Boulwarc, i.s emiliJo ly successin'l. On its roll there are o hundred and twenty pupils, of bot Sexes, ani of all nge-, ant tli lat" numb-r nre under excelleit dis-i1p1li :Ilnd control. PIrcparaitios :re no\ being made for the Aimnal Exhibitio wii,Ii will colwe oil' inl Junle, and thil promise is that it will be interesting It was our pleasuro to attend tlle oper ing exercises Tuelsy iornling of las -week. All of the puls1 assvibling I the maini large 1om11, the roll wva. enlled,N which was followed by realin of the Scriptures and prayer by Pro Cork ; this dIone, tile lasses separaiely by solilnd of the prilneipal's gavel. sit03) facing the door and at alother signa imarchel to their respetive romin The Prosperity Acadeiy is an ist it u ti of whi the people of that sectio: may be prond. A new church butilding li:s bee erected since we were 1a6t there. I ik ciite neat in apparane. and o gool size, betweeln fifty anld sixty fee im length and abot thity-"-ive feet W breadt h. It is inpaintUd and if a, lowed to conitinlue inl thait condition i will relleet discreit on the 31etlo:lia delolillat ion. Speaking of painting. we notice( that our goml friends. and very en eretie nlercalltile frie nIds, Mlesrs Whieler, 3Mosely & Co.. are subjetin; tli,.r large store-rooi to several. coat of ;aint. This is right. The lpropi Sasoi for painting is the stunier when busi-ess is not in the way. Thsit entlemen hiowevcr always have gratifying run of business. and evel now are ;;etting a pool sh:re of trade We learn that they are investing large ly in Florida lands. through the agenc; of 3r. S. P. Sligh. Messrs Wise & Son have a fine larg, store, full of goods, and they vonmplaii that trade is good, and that they hay no time to devote to the frivolities The Son is one of the most active io we now; lie reminids its forcibly o -Lthe Frenchmian's ilag. lie can:mot keel vill a iminute at a tiie. H1e is here thikeL aiilevery where, but nioverthele heC ne 'ecr isses ani opjportlity t dirive atrld. MIr. A.1 j' ohn: is a vo ug mierchani of intelligent~ anid activityv. U rsidt devotinig a large; port ion of his t ine t mIeehandlislig, and the providinig ta .breadl for ai wife :ii1 two chtildreni, hi tind- timle to contribute to sever:t I:ewspa.ii.rs. This is righ:-.. ma1 ctught niever to idelo his light uinder bushel. ft. was wvithi great plea1sure that w wuerCe.nin:ted to a manlt oif whom1i ant commultinity mnight well be ptroudt. W ailludte to MIr. A. C. Stockmnan. A ima wh1o, to useC a (otuntry expessio *lives att hiomle:'' tha:t is, rtaises every thingi lie n ieeds, anid of his abuulanec has always to sell. We like tois 1u1h ni:en, and1( it is a pity there a hlOt more of thiem,i but for the mat:tte ofi that, we kniow therX a1re umore U the saine sort. To sumli it upi, Prospetrity is a g'oo p)lace, anid a ma:11 nmighit go a di1t:mie antd prIosperityV to hter. Personal. 3Iisses /Llu Ellai (ary :i J1. 1 IIernidoni are visiting 3Mrs. JT. S. Fait. was inl townl 01n buiniess latst weetk. MIrs. JTos. ImInter spenit the lirst t the week int town. withI her relatives. MIrs. W. E. Wairner, of Prosperitg D r. 0. B. M1ayer, Jri., is at Spriln Pre-identt IHolland retuirned1 ham~ SIonlday in time to at tendo thle Syno0 I iiteb 1sOl. Kber f h 315 EuIgenlia Barre, of Lexinlgiur Ieturnii d hiomei Satuirday. Shte haL b eeni -t iag MIrs. W. B. A utl. Col. W . Hi. Iiint left Ne wherry fo s'.onal bines51i. i! wil1lIt be away ses eral days. D)r. Steek andt 3Mr. 1). B. Whoelk attendled the session1 (if the0 8.( Synod which met in Cihuni,i Tue: (lay eveingli. (Capt. R. W. Boone has gout to) thi grandit Republie:mu po-ww He he] thle pot,t ollite in thle keepin1 g of 3Mess .lu.o.liIawkinsi an 1W V.G .1loiuseal--gi A'. torr -iondenit of thte Xeres is re: pitniiilet for the staitemenClt that thier ire moret; thain four iliili bric:ks tie fa:ory. the strett?e hait week a1 to whithet thanti ly the (anildites, this year. 'The Rev. J1. B. Traric~ik ptait its pop1 caill Wedniesd1ay* l-it. lHe hail jits Rev. A. A. Gilb-rt anti 3i-s Buuzhardl wvere the halpy ones. A MIethlodist brother whoi ti ed hold Luht Hur-t's eanie-boi:ttomi ebtail is seriously pondilering Ilth. qu1- io whether thle church cain ju,t ly hay htitm til for duriag. HIe "didn't Inca: to do it." tor B.R J. R:miuge,Jr., hia<retturne go next week to Europe. lHe expect to spend soime time aut HIeidlelber an learn somiethiing about German stuiden life. MIr. .Johnu Dia!. of MIississippi, whl ha:s ben vikiting htis old1 friends i this County, paid uis a short visit hlt, Thursday when on htis way to tak the train for home. lie said it h:o been 65 years since he was la-t here but lie could still see some old han' marks that hooked familiar to him His father used to be a resident of thi County, and owned the place nov kniown as the Duncan planitation bt . Various and All About. Plenty of rain, for crop. this week. 3Mr. F. Weriber. Jr.. had fine ril. I.:hes the Jirmt of this wek. 'ITh11 laII 4 entertainment took i .1:N. of whith tihe. Co)v vuil got -M-S. T [he Prospewrity VilunteerIs pa;e,e thi in:4pectionl TImIrsday. Governor Tho:np-wo:1-a r.-filsed t intorfere with the netvce of Wi C e '- in th" caL e of M r. U'. l". \l hi Sp:t. i e - W. IN r h 11 i .tl el - he ho. race. : 1 w.i;l rI un for th' _ 111y yom. r t :i wry atiIgi ad-Quai t rS.t :i at Ilt k he 011i- Pu > W A Sk 11t S ock:" good, vaill-] and1he::i.. Er oun nrt- jus b . :it teii i t th" :n. b o'ir 11 T wo young 1leih .rnt,bo! vr7z. think thy will makex S.IWO bull wl of :Ms and 3M or -4H0 IMabe of whoat f .it s wil! 60:l b bo,ut g t On "le ma. et for Slv. With the 1:rgc cr,t] md the prif_e shouLl bo low downl. kNew tOmr will son tile tie p:llt We do not bct to hli k-ind of ticki Hn.2n:. a11.1 canl bearl :111y amo:mit of it. 1 The farmerc... arebuyhrsi: fi their wheat. There's music in til - ;rokeS of the Swvinging S iyth:-. Ltl a G or..e Jo:wc hall on!- of hli fr'o::t teeth k NOCked ('ut V6hileplyn b:inl MW:NNlY. A few llighits ago, zfte.r Ohe rainl tmiebiody LO rrowe aI bakiet oif poa'< "ip"fn>mil Mr. Smlithl Livingstone -'withou.t Ik co:lsenit. We are told that g:e Adami laer l vy is a caqi6iat for the L: tgislature inl L- tuiens Counwy. I:' renl4i lvi' 1:t het imanl. Baxter & PvrdIl:- ar, puttingi .ph . on tlw Sinllgley cl)lr.::er., :1ie to il will 'it be long cre the ifi.h0in. tou e!. will b,. givenl. It is well Ilhat busine"ss is shaek liow. for the ho, weather promivt!s lzns No on ~sce:ljs to c:ire m to worl now. Who is going to gi;ve th.- fi;st T cel? Pina lea it h kow, a, lalm ls s lt e where it will ih.. Everybwo y p:to liv.: this I m-.as .-oon a lwinm uw el fruvir erof beins to rpma. T e gumd time wil c ~ ouil. tone thvnr.i 1-"' 3MWses 31alli-p and 1,-Sohe W. Whvekl - wil p l mpt our Ohak- for .ui : -vitation to the Cetk. twtln tht Ilagierstown Soeifrinary, . -In4th. The Trvamurer rode 1 rfles to Cro. mer'?z Nwhvre et 1 -te no!vc ! ll) t:axes unI 18 miles to 3Uaybnion m w re h< gaVe out., two receipts. T wenty years agofish wVerv :1h:1an ill olel stre-Mm but it lit t e e I cas( - now. The -umbvr (of l ha gi eene to t su h :ulli ell t that il excevi the inumber o ) t r-h. A few illort. ca hsusrbrar wanted forthwithi at this ollice. Dt not be afraid to make your deposits the inveteilln will :. god, aun w1i I ,Q ayYOU. M: iss luiiri t gave a private exhii)1ti,) in te parlor of the Nvwhery litne alIme. icuigapece rtw The Amite'sl)'' oilee will btod o4e: of the iiT.wn Clerk,01( uii the1~th Co tili!Ie, to rec iv :1 rIttetr ofI propirt for:L t.atiII o:t I~!g it o nata, a4 to rfu! it lot buy4 ne'hbotith 11f: IS in's I':iVermifue wheiu ! heko(i lilorsaedetoi - Th Exutvaie Commt'litees ofi th1 meeitin te Cot llue. trdr.i i mng othir e'4: 1 B .o.' '(I(yXithy d'idn S'tr beauie lir panII' .l tac(ha! haI s coni (:Ia hatirt :isI a ) : - - well,e twy ha- reo': lil:ite4. t'ill'' tO - up( 4't newtoe of7! ''2 s Cimmi.ale i7t.8k le~ .. Withe i rea e Df ; '~1.The Ige) Cmite has been't cil'on thate teret aVi''4 tontrard (tf esm whtl'it Vwould :t to br4) th 'Iie OftIi daato fxind' ou wha V 4 )t at Elge. i:11 il Ius aro 11 -. til rivfr arwllli iIf.Olwn )ogannso othe kind of1l printing fon ie IOlme' ae the i 't:. n 'N O i I t, wher I' fIan h dIabe:mt iflaki +tmn tiot. l wi paer~h1 of ' fl :i w ih tnvelo1w i. . ma th. W'thli ti' invtaion~vs pitea ! infst tclask aVlt:le. fAo\ o:11a Thiie town hlal se l Club) was '~organi IIi 3 Ih a-ernioton. :i tiwh forllow ~ Pres:idet; I. d. Puree i l,10 CataiCnt - will ell Voon hAlt a it s iwha The0OI rl~ 41 e.,:te o New1Aie ta )10. Thoe incrae tot' due Jato the farC drmii~ ill'eeniew as'd to the volu o h - st)ame~4 property. 1lon'!. Y .. Pope- at t 'ourt at Clhetertill thik week, for thi purpo e of aiding in the dehins of Col. Cash: c bput, for o oreason. thet .olicitor did not halnd] out a bila agail-t tlt prison-r. S.11. Le. BcIggan Ca'1-41,: pal. was tridfor nggraate asn"anud I~ feoulod by Melvr". Poqq. Kall :and 1 Watt. SThere w%a- a lit rial iii Ie'm caw4' > Some tinue ago a N,-wb,-rry man Swho hohd,:111 :lc-fpImIt :1gain: Gvor .m ia man. :.t him a 1 nte fI. the all:-111t Of th' dIbM and adikd 111' o S:':! i:. T'he te if) :f w e! 10-:11ing- ia. having a . hO!V:l l'e bar of Wren ob!igations before hi yus, sent the Nrwberri.a thi4 laeonic . answe ri: "-I dog goiied if I' l .gn TId iniformliatio:i wa. oblainel t.iom -Mr. Ah11 MA'rary : 'Yo:nlay after i noin of h st %ee w :ek tvrrille hailAtorn pa.:sd thoughSpartanhil-r ony le:l Cro:. Antc1r. The p:th 4 i Ie S!orml w:0:aout a mih-we. ando tho "oWmllg eIroI. Wer LHiWo-t iuttelyV ik, - Iroe in pl1avS. TIrves wer'. Strippedl - a in winti.r. InI o efoi tld tilt" lay u1>re tha a foot d -11 aid inl drifts they were several ME in dth. LMAt Wee SoMel Of the Sullcrer,: wer of1 (rin.g oll- dollar a1 buihel for cotton f oed. One Ilighlt la1-.t wee-k. ;ine of the eol lege boys too! hargt of t! cAllegv hell, wCh%t-1 fall(an th is e grolu ld, and roihl-d it awav to Ihe fendce that oneloes a te c Tmhp . The as igis abo!lt o p00 . Cand they dark thoujht they wvro ha1ilg Nil. Au thil re in.s Is aff ae .xington boy Who forit.rly ath-ndce Newbwl rr nll fodn<ly ma allcd himr1-:eri at "tell -at." .. sid. "One o ur neighbno iown home had celealr a ne.-round :ad harodt rtik ready to fnce ! in. Wel. ee qight, JIs/ /' f1w. ah lot f rS orys wet there :wid enn dcrin h:1 he-gr, ::ad s. the i onil- on tipittonyna*t .Tl. D.mw Iadrhowa is he bv:t. .sen uFd. . S-hlpert Co. before biy nig. PEN AND SCISSORS. Thle D)emocrats of' Chesterfield Couty ;re in favor of mkinr the State nminal'tionls in Junp. oThefa o old hirse ridMretln G(-n. Ctister in his Indian c:nni paigns died at Vincennes.. Indtiana. onl W eeslay Ilight. ole was the )property of Dr. Carver, the marks LONsO, May 2 1 Pll 1tall G(Iz~//o Says: Genl. Lordl Wolselev Wfil command an expedition in the 0erlY atuln, hlich will land at Stakim and march to Berber. Pri vate contraetors of t or a office will bk-in in Jmne to construet a military raiyh acro.ss the desert, Which is coidbered quite indis pens."ble. The diistrict-attorney ofrseattie. Washington Territory. where wo :itin scrve oin the juries, says, --there is only one spittoon in the eourtroo and that is sAnlot eused Just s0o; hae no spit aonsa inourbn corrombt 70pe et don' eaease the ay moe ana lhey to at j)Satle,5 wye iiu onfh f'tlo. ak IN en ny0W Mrs. Leios. th wiow nofed i) ooLewis. fi-ures i the New aYorke - netwspaperslas a heroi tramp,i i tind.ing Mrs Lewis race n n15.'. thel~ dwelitog, wlke into thde i nig served' wthe hore like ae gete man. Mrs andisr for ae,o rather -' int th cobl.( i5 coll world.)te e 4) 'l n th talilshmenti orects Item imot. than~ tweton yeas asg,en Ic I nint Ni al bae,ks hae ftads - d dtelsstcreitr hs o annuti al lsen at t70 per cent. in toech cae Thee aveagoednnua los to desitorsbyte fainlur of Nattrisalir,s hatsd been onlyoe 1 thentiethortcat of thperSount WoIno vat spciu 1111show wiidow of slowthy ahouse. tthe isam horse wetlein that 'I'ldn old xhibiio is the t e.bratdre mos ue orunlletn iho tas mOade' hisd wie wonl vo.Te ors isiu vaelnedmor I:I.0011 . and ft for( ts.l. S. rather - he is bevin g posedio to tile buyer! of clothinl who rn~Li 0usw hi orrec1t witht.Io .ti Fuleto is as gen tl ti':Llin as ;itI, a babe. as1 he standts inle h st ll ancing a tt tIpsers . Chei- uloti' olnien men, atm'Onge 01 1tho e o lhve been' men''ti'ne oS prolde11 llt'l Democrat Icand'iates I- or th0 Pridener141 ar0:le wiamutJ i ol.e aii ThsdI'aar. h latteris 1disi guisedr puTalr. . worl)t. andi we" fecnidnt oloat Ati:t we b leta. idn,oda ei AN ORDINANCE. ToD RA.ISF S1*'PLIES FollT],1111l..; Y j-..tit A. 1.. 18 4. De it Ordained bv the Mavor and Aldheinn of the TowN of Nejwherr, S. C., in ouincil assembled and by the autloril y of the same SETIrN 1. That a tax of twenty (entS o11 eVerY ilindred dollars in vai lie 4-f aII real anld perisonal plop.rty of everY dis r;pt lon ownied an a'se-,eil 'i th' Town- (if Newlb:-ry (except the pr(.erty* of clinmelws at institutiois of 1ernin). ishall be levied and paid into the TreaStIry of the Town of Newberry. S. C., for the current ex pn: -CSof said Town of Newberry. S. SEQ. 2. That aI tax of on:! dollar up 0:1 cll do, Wthill the limits of tile Town of Nowbierry. lill be levied 'Lid paiid into tii Trea-ur or the 1on% i of Newherr%. S. C. Sic. 3. Tl:it a lax of live dollars :bll b - levied and paid into the Trea,urv of the Town of Newb:rry, S. C.. upon any w dgo, (ray, or car riage drawn by two hor-es, hat shall b- used for hire or piblie cinpOvieat withi"n he limits of the Town of New herry. S. C. SEV. 4. That a tax of two dollars a l ifty cit. shldl he levied and paid into tie Treauiiry of the Town of N'wberry. S. C.. uponl any wagon, hriy, carriage or bugg drawn by one 1oIe, tha sImll 1 be U.ed for hire or b eniloyit within the lifiits of the Tow ii o' Nevherry, S. C. Sc. 5. Iha! eaic :h tationeer within the limit; of tle Town of Newberry -hill 1e required to take out a license Lefore exercising his business as aue tione!r ; aln shail pay into the Treas ury of said Town for said license the -zun of twenty-tive dollars. SE'. G. That the proprietor or pro privtors of each billiard or pool table Lpt for profit within the limits of :iid Town shall be required to pay in I o the Treasurv of said Town the sunm Of tiftt Olirs as a l.icense therefor a11d the proprietor or proprietons of each billiard er pool table kept for protit within the said Town in excess of oie sneh billiard or pool table shall be required to pay into the Treasury of said Town the snn of twent3-five dolla rs for each of snch billiard or pool Z31lAeS inl ('XCe-s of one. SEc. 7. That the proprietor or each ten pin alley kept for profit within the limits of said Town, shall be required to pay tle sui of twenty-five dollars as a license therefor into the Treasury of -aid Town. SEc. S. That the proprIetor of each UPgatelle Table kept for prolit within the limits of said Town shall be re quired to pay into the TreazurY of said Town the suIn of Jifteen dollars as a license therefor. SUc. 9 That the proprietor or pro I retors of Taverns or Saloons where -piritou- liquors shall be sold inl quan iies le-s than one quart, within the limnits of the Town of Newberry, S. C., -hall pay into the Treasury of said Town is a license therefor up to and including- the !ist day of December A. D., 18 . the stun of four hundred dollars. SEC. 10. That the proprietor or pro lrietonrs of each Tavern or Saloon or other plIe where spirituous liquors a oid(1 in (juntities more than one qitart shall pay into the Treasury of the Town of New berry. S. C., as a hiceni-e therefor up to and including the ::1t d:ay of December A. D., 1884 lie sum of t hree lin:dred and sevenitv live dol!ars. SEC'. 11. Thaxt for th~e purpose of fix ing the atssessment of p)ersonal prop era v for taxation. the clerk and ticeas ume'r of said Town of Newberry shall be required to keep his office open eachi day, (Sunday exceptedi) from 9 o'clock A. 31., to 3 o'clock P. 31., fromn the fifteenth day of 3May. 1884, to the tifteenthi day of Junie J884, to receive on oath the returns of the owners or agenlts of the owvners of all personal property within the limits of the Town of Newberry, S. C. And in case of the failure to make returns of said pecrsonal plroperty' for assessment hy lie owiiers or :igents of the owniers thereof. the clerk and treasurer of the said Tlowni of Newberry, S. (7., shall ax e- the same. SEc. 12. T1hat tihe taxes and licenses h'erein p)rovided for shall he paid to th.e clr in] treasurer of said Town of Niwhr1y 5. C.. ini law ful moner of th I'nitedl States. I- 1::.iTat aill thle taxes herein levied 4hal het' pauid within thii ty~ days, I einning onl the Ii fteenthi d:ay oif Junie a i eniinug on1 the tiUitth day of .Jnly 1'. S m:. 1.1. T[hatr all l icences herein re qu ired to be paid slhil be duie at once andl paid by thle person or persons ll'eeted t hereby, in audvance, exeept in ho-c ca-e- where a l icenuse was issued by the preceding Town Council, and in -uch easts, the samel shall be due and( p)kaable at the expliraition of the daite fixed by th e preceding couiicil. SEC. 15. That all liceinses herein pro vided for, ecept licenlses for the saIe of plirit uous liquors. shall be of force for thle sp ace of t welv~e mth s after t he same14 are i-5sued. SEC. i10. That any xand every per soin li:ih!e to dIo roa11d iuty withiun thle limits of the'Town of New4berrr, S. C., may be relieved therefromi by the p)ay mienlt of one4 lollair at the beginuingi of eacehItl qurecr oif the year. reckoning fro it lir.-t day of .Ianiarv 198. -). line :In 1- atilIed uiler thle LS- Corpoi:rate -s:al of the Towni of - Ne w ber. Sonut h (arolinia, on this the lirsi da'y of M1ar, ini the yeari of onr Lord one thiousandl eighlt hiuudredl and1 eighuty-four and in the one14 in:ndrted and0 ei.:hth year ofi the Soverimyt and hailependencee oft' tlnitedl St ate- of Am~nerie:i. .IOIIN 3M. .JOIINST1ONE. .iaav.r ot thle Town of Newberrv, . C. ,Jtihn S. Fair. C. & T1. 'T. C. N. MOVED TO NEW STORE! On Mollohon Row wihere can he found afull andl comp)lete stock of IIardware in all its branches; for sale at very Low Prices to suit the Peoples &Johnson A pril 24. 1484. 18-3t The Great Events of Hlistory in Oine Volume OF THIE WORLD. By CAPT- K[NG, U. S.A. HlISTonlY FIIOSI THE BATTL.E FIELD. Shosts how nations have been made or de stroved in a dov--HIo.v Fame or Disaster has~ tuzrned on a'-ingic contest. A Grand B io!k fox Old or Ysoung-Saves Time-Aids the Memory-Gives Picasure and Instruction -Mahps and Fine Iliustrations. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. Send for fut! dceription and termt Addrels: . C. IInCURDY & Co.. Philadelo,bia. SPIG CLOTHIG! E.ATS, SHOES, Gent'sFurnishing G OO DS! JUST ARRIVED AT C LOUD & SMITH'S All the Latest Ne1ties of the SEASON. PRICES LoWER THAN EVER. FoP ShlePIf, mhe many frinds of CAPTr. W. WV. IR would repectfully announce him as a suaible candidate for Sheriff, subject to the result of the primary. HO.CooK is hereby announced Sheriff, subject to the Primary elee FoP the sente. -OPPOSITE-_____ ____ ST the request of Many Voters, THE COURT HOUSE. A. .IEFFERSON A. SLIGH is ai candi date for the Senate. --HEAD)Q'ARTE.RS FOR- - he mnany friends of the IHoN. Jouix TC. WVILSOX commnend him as a can Schcol Books, Pens, Inks, Fine Coaty Su bject to the ectiono the and Cheap Writing Papers. Primiary elcCtionI. Se asides, D aily P or the House of RepPesentatives. Illustrated week- TilOMAS S. MOORMAN ly N ewspapers. is a candidate for nomination for House of Representatives. _____________I anmnounce myself as a Candidate for the house of Representatives. subectto he rimryElection. S. POPE. THE Hox. W. D. HARDY is at ~ i)nnneed by his friends as a candi (~LL~~ S (ate for re-election to the legislature. 1jj~JjJ,His manuly, straightforward conduct, coupled with his ability and expe Circlars Invtatins, riencee, commend him to the favora Circlars Invtatins, ble consideration of the people of his Hand Bills, Dodgers, Co"nty. Cards, Receipts, Blank M I " E*ITO": ewd." Er eet Forms, MOWER.'for the Legislature. Conser vative, practical and well equipped in And is s.hort anything in the line of all that makes the man, lie is eminent p)rintinig which may be callcd 'for; I ly fitted for the position of Legislator. guarantee the utimost satisfaction, both MANY VOTEES. ns regads theAPT. 0. L. SCHUMPERT is hereby Sannounced as a candidate for the W I legislature. He was a gallant soldier and lhas always been zealouis in the cause of the State. He has ability and qiialitications such as would enable him to assume and maintain a high position in the councils of the State, 4and fully protect at all times the rights and ~ ~~eo f his native County. OCA. I ha:ve in stock a tinec assortment of FoP county TreasuPNP, Wedding, Ball and Invitation Paper. Give macall an i ee for yours-elf. aU imeo JnD MT aauial T. ED GRENEKER. candidate for the oficee of County ____________________________ reasurer. This is done without his knowledge or consent, but feeling as Notice of Final Settle- St"rC( that.he will serve the people a the people in future as inthe past, we meOnt. take this liberty of proposing his name, O.i Thursday, the t welfth day of -t rithat he will accept if chosen June. 1884. at 10 o'eioek, a. mn.. I will yg make a final settlzeent of the personal MAYVTS estate of Sarah HI. Thomas, deceased. -~- - -- in tihe Probate Court, and immediately '1. thereafter apply for a linal dischmargePP 0DfAd0. as aidministratrix of said estate. PRECIOUS E. THOMAS, noL.. Jo. S. EEID is annonaeed as Administratrix. .,a Candidate for Auditor of $4#t. M&e1,1SSL IS-G bm..r .....