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The H eral d. T. F. GRENEKER, p GEO. B. CROMER. EDos. - C, ti tl fi NEWBERRY, S. C. THURSDAY AUG. 7, 1884. A PAPER FOR THE 1-EOPLE. The Herald is in the highest respect aFam ly Newspaper, devoted to the material in tercsts of the people of this County and the State. It cirenlates extensively. and ao an Advertising medium ofrers unrivall(. ad "antaxes. For Terms. see first page. C 11 ti 11 Democratic Nominees. b t FOR PRESIDENT, STEPHEN GROVER CLEVELAND, Of New York. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. Of Indiana. STATE TICKET. FOR GOVERNOR, HUGH S. THOMPSON. FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERN;)R, JOHN C. SHEPPARD. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, J. N. LIPSCOMB. FOR TREASCRER, - J. P. RICEAR - FOR AUTANT -.mnels.l ad%er INSVEC'TOR GEN1 ours . MANIGAULT. 10118 kf.Olt CO.IPTROLLEIR GENERAL, W. E. STONEY; FOR ATTORNEY GENSERAL, C. R. MILES. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATIO ASBURY COWARD. THE HERALD AND NEW The HERALD AN) NEws been consolidated, that is the are now one. This is good nel the public, for the reason that papers in a town of this size entirely too many. Two will d ter. The IIEIRALD AND NEWS joined forces also, each tak;n= in the editorial and typograi departments. This makes strong team, one that is bot win success. The editoria partmenit will be condnet( Thlos. F. G;reneker, Richar Greneker, sr., and George I mer, esq., with R. HI. Grenek as assistant reporter, and a work for the common good. subscriptioni lists being join m-ake THE llERALD AND Nl influential and. first-class u for advertising, and we ask bear in mind that the combi of the two papers gives a and more extended circula all advertisements whichu given to TiiE HER~mALD AND without increased rates. Our arrangements will * completed within this weed TuHE hERALD AND) NEws~ wil its bow under a new Hleadi with such other improvei the sl..rt time admits of, With this explanation, deC e r. our plans are set lorth, trust in the future, as in t we will have your good ~ such p)atronage as is co't with your feelings and intel THOS. F. GRENE * . Pr< 'CUTTN (;" AND) "Til OFF." We are told that the ove: * friends of a certain candid2 avowed their determinatio port no candidate who r vote for their favorite, they ihave in person or made known this intentio other candidates. We do tate to say that tactics of are out of place among ID in a democratic canvass. not know whether we are informed, but we believ< are, and, while we have nal interest in the matter, ocraLts we protest agaiin course. It is not onlIy the candidates against w intenided to cut, but it against the man whoUse i: is expected to p)ro1mote. sons which will suggest t1 to every voter, no caindidx be required to form a col or to say for whom he vote. Every man can set of this sujgestion when favorite is concerned, and not hesitate to accord to didates thme privileges wi manxds for himself. There is but one rule we should be guided in th Election, and that is the ness. It umkes no ditTere candidate intenids to vol he thinks about the Colle Canal. if he is a man of itegrity, he is the man who is istly entitled to the support of the arty. And, instead of exciting bit rness and provoking personal hos lities by cutting and slashing at iose who do not think as we think n unimportant subjects, we shouki :eadfastly endeavor to elect men of :pacity-men who stand upon ieir qualifications, and whose iends are willing to make the ght on that issue alone. We think, too, that tlhefpractice f "throwing off" should be con. emned. The least meritoriou. ian in the race is sometimes elec,. ci by those voters who 'throw off' n him, not because they prefer hin: >other candidates, but because they -islh to place their own favoritt head of his most formidable com. etitors. This is unfair to the ther candidates, and inight resuli I positive injury to the county Ve ft ar that these opinions wil ot reach those for whom they art itended, but our position at least annot be misunderstood. We fee; roud of our county; and we re ard it as highly impoitant thal le various- offices should be filled y men who have the ability to pro ,ct her rights and the capacity to roinote her interests. Our correspondent, " Justitia.' pplenients what we said concern ig the Trial Justice system, lasi eck, and we commend his lettei > our readers. He discusses vils which we ha n vie Sthe Judicial w,iould be salaried officer: Judge should be dependen cRAL, the perquisites, the costs of -his office. The perso erty of our citizens would b stant danger if. the salarie policemen were regulated number of arrests which th during each year ; they N - too strongly tempted to ar have feusive and unoffending cit two similar danger is incurred vs to er, whenever a judge has a three interest in the cases tr:ec were or when he is expected t< o bet- the costs and fees of his have . part it may seem incredible, ahical true, that there are a numi it a dinarily intelligent voter nd to County who do not unders I de- the congressman for this< d by nominated, but think that a H vet have the privilege of . Cro- make the nomination. For r.r,efit of these p)ersons we LI will convention composdl of The from the five counties in d will gre ssional 1)istrict, met nys ain yesterday to nominate a eim an. The man nominat you to convention must be the nation of the D)emocratic partiv. wider tio t lTe back part of ti may be States hotel. Philadelph NxsSunday the 3d, and hu ~l ruins seven persons, foi " were taken out alive, a , wh n ried several hours. make stories high andl had bee ng and ced unsafe. This is fe fts as vet the people of the rabuilding skyward. WVe ar -readers who ~o North1 and we of these houses whicha he past. time air. r-ill, and patible Chattanooga physic :est. they have for many yt Kl' every ease of typhoid f prietor. lv to the drinking~ of W4 the patie... We knew towIN(G to trace a ser: us case directly to a larg~e m --zealous which certain students ate have bathing rather early in n to sup- but into which the sick fases to takenm a single plunge. mud tat y letter The Saluda Cotton M, ni othe about two atid a hall not hesi- Columbia wem C destroy< this sort Saturday afternoon last emnocrats cost $200,000, and wer< We do $125,00;0. They were orrectly Mills in the State. that we == = no pero The A bbe ville Pr-es as em- .is a strenuous opponen t such a -public schools, but an unjust to (cate of the State Univ< homn it is -- will react Cleveland is a fine-Ic nerests it erect, with broad shioni For rca- ty ch;est, a head and esvsup like a column of emevsface of rugged power tC shouhl serene face, not one fi bmination soning, conscienceles ntends to such as Napoleon ham the force dauntless courage at hs perseverance. teumpex hsown nignity and the soft he shoukl inanity. other can-- . - ic-h he de- Grover Cleveland p scales at exactly24 y which not 350 as currently our Republican cont e Primary the weight of his char rle of fit- ly leading them to ne how a avoirdupois e or what Our readers will ge and the know the weight of ti IROADU1I.It' NEW i"ORL I ILETT'ER. The clouds ate heavy in the political sky, ar.1 there are low ramblings of distant tn der; the Ta atmany cohorts are sulking in their tent4, und it is getting to bc a mtuter of exceeding interes:--what the great Saga. Sgore is going to do. Banners, sky rockets , p2rocessions and monster meeting, are all very well to provoke an appetite; tut h-bar of that is a solid body whose political regis ter is 70,000 votes; votes, tkt face about wheel and march, as if they wro-a single in:in, and no one knows better than .Juhn Kelly that the only salvation for Tammany is. in it3 positive autonomy. It mu:t be a law unto itself. Out:ide of its bwn councils there must be no court of appeal and r. judge of its policy or arts, and the law of self-preservation, which is a parauount law of nature, binds the adherents of Tammanv together with hooks of steel. It is itmmate rial to 31r. Kel!y who governs thel L:itc. States, so long as that person, whoever he may be, is not an iaplacable political cne my; and after the bitter contest carried from this State into the National Convention, it is evident that John Kelly does not. consider Grover Cleveland his friend. The first blow fell the other day, on the assemhling of the State Commi: tee at Albany, where ti,ur emp tv chairs iari:d the spot whete the Tain. niany !legation lhout share in c t i iks of .the party. A heavier shock was experientced on T'uesday, w"heu l,:presentative D)emoer.ats front every por:ion of the UTni,>n asseiled at Abrany to oflei.1lr notti tr,vernor Clevelaad of Iis 11tmination. Amaig that di>;inhguiht d asseah:y there was no: a sin e badgLe that marl.cl a m -unhr of the Tlmatny}" de:ngition.. Yet Mr. Kelly, whose v:ice will be nure t,o:eutial il deciding the next Pre,idential i;ket on than all the main bers of that very rcpectable and influential aseemblage, u as sitting quietly on tha bal cauy of his hotel at aratog:i only a few niles distant, :ts calm and as cntetnt, a. though the f.ae of :t great party did not baag upon his wOrd. There is no quetioun but Mr. Kelly is master of the iituatiou. It has been loudly proclaimed that of the next National love feast the Tnamn lagamore would get a dish of crev. Now mey one who knows John Kelly Lnows that he does not like crow, and be is very fond of turkey; so Tammanuy h. s comue to the conclusion that they w!il take the tuti:ey and let.wh likes the dish, eat th,e crow. i time vet to Noveiber but it lv bias a y _cu,uedly uncomfourtabtle 1' ime one. it is fortunate for us t i , luermometer fell to about 60 de'grCi middle of the week, or otherwisc W When some of our patriots filly recogn Iustices Tammany defection, we might have ed of spontanous combsti on. No I happened to strol down by t side the other night, and whre th it poln depart for the west on all the great lin i'eeS iues, I saw hjunid:eds and bandreds dren assemb'ed-jast about to de al lib- their two weeks vacation, the me which had been provided by the in eon- Fresh Aid yund. It gtave me a be s of our brighter view of my kind, of whom on general principles, I have a v by the opinion. I said to mnyself, here j journal engaged in a national batt y make taxes its every energy ..ntl resour vol( be attacheJ on all sides-i: is fighting bfor its life; and yet it finds time to t 'est inof- from its regular business to gather I a lot of miserable chi:dren, and se izens. A away for a couple of weeks, at let the foul slums at;d crime of the eit: p!easant country nhere ther can personal God's free air and see God's blue lkarn the beauty and the sweet by himl, higher and purer life It tray be live on. seed sown in these young hearts .u deep root, and bear,i bundnet fra Aile. future. Never was tie: seen :nel of happy little faces- they were le; ther and mother, sister and brol home behind, bat there was ne grie but it is tears, naught but hope and jyous tions. All the children hau evr r of or- eived extra care and attention for Sin our uey; their clothes mended an ec liness being one of thi condition I and how on. I expected to find some m c is giandmnothers atteding their littl tstrct S tll he astpossib-le tmoment of th hey will tune on the ears, hut it was no were no attendatnts, excef t the ex< voting to charitable iadies h:av ing the el - h e-charge. As they patnediithe 'tre ythat a each a bag of crackers to con RTthrough the nIiht. They were di delegates sections, and the place for each s ths Co-already provided; kind souls wt ,tCo-them ~welcome and make them t Seneca was a gentuie plcasure to see a put e, and so utter!y utmelfish - ongress- the grcat corporation showed a ~db htand the cost of transportation na db thtthe lowest figuire. Seventy live cadidate all that wtts required to senu( 0 little wails a h.undred or two hut into the cotuntry, and to make il for a wi ek-a traction over itn ce - I wished- iro-ai my sou that at -eUie donor to thalt gr-wiousi lund co'Jk eLntdthle cloud of h:aipl. faces a I say a, fell in if there are any w lno lead thevse in communities whiere the curse -ed in its does not lie so hear ty on the pot ro.wm ini this great city, let themi east o.hm upon the walter', anld it may1 ?er being mally d is's twsfi Our sister City ot l;rookly.z t a ieanother social shock, aind 1r.o kntowni .citizensJ are no -v lngitivC npronoun- Lice. 5orlh of ilhem were v.ry a}'d }n 'gentlemen, and one of them, ~ North are qeoi'es led i elega o sile c of~thle finest turno(uts ii the( en advise our thoughi Colonel Mlorton hid no o keep> out chlutt for hotsttleshl, heC hiolSted ing one of tihe mlost valuabie 1e builtt inl ries in the city-what the one.. horseflesh the other laid oni, in thte ge-nera1 result was thne saume and the horses weie paid for body else's money . A goverumi ans say says Colonel Mlorton, whoc n astacdpost master ol' Brnoklynl, sigue arS tacedpayrolls and pocketed the swag. 'ever direct- vil}e who occupid an bonorab' ' many years in one Of the mer dl water by Broker's ofices in New York tu one of the meanest and mnet a hysician thieves In the disgracef'ul cal of sickness past three months. When W graceful revelations stp.T ill-pond in stones of our finttfeisil.abrie ba hd ly shaketi; the revelations il th hdbeen -of Arnoldi & Coistale were tie which we find it diffieUlt to tespring, neither time nor eilcumnsta >o had not guarantee of a man's ebaracter and the appearance of anythlmi sanctimtoniousnetss is contsidet e for susplicioni. It is inlimateu time C&onel Mortonl may re ills. itated is triul by the Governmliet .may be saf'ety added to the list miles from thieves who, Providence be a d byfire on trouble us no more,.oem 7 W~~e want morehoem T he Mil African savage, no Fegee cair i mue fruanche or Sioux was e'ver guh insurd forrid a clime as that committed te oldest gang in Brooklyn in the murtd ci!e girl, Margaret Conners. ' tails can never be publi'hed, I. log barbarity and devilish say unpnaruileled in the eries o0 tan BanerH if thereC is any rich tian or we of h edie, who has mnore sparc cash I of thfe ab)out bestowing on their poor aetao- themt fonud aimission in the C irdet ad O-lyni, and I can promise them t rS ity. savage ou the Cango or ca Zamoesto, who stands so mui salvatdon as those Brooklynva okin man- Thugs. Bjy all mea1ns let us ce sioniaries 0or shotgun.i, and I u errs a igh- the 011 Adam in me is in fave tec that rise gus .m u h rantte and a Square is full of the mlimhic~ hel It is not i ilnes who delight us on the st ii furs-are here from1 all pat ts oIf the < li of nrea- p their dram-.'tic corp, lorn th aambition, son. We ate all ailoait in roi . but one of' Prna )nunas arle iadeed they know it.I Firt clasS Ltm du nlagging on every hutckeberry oushi, a ed with be- reason to lintd out. \itao triso t-dirt chieap .at 33000 a tmghi; a trais ofhu-er ie naie~ warblers it 1000 a the teno-r wh w ioutld ctde would tnot be w'ortai hitenmghI hiaritouts and ba,iw,t anl- cht ull d own the tra, ad' crt-n, cos'tme, - , o omds and multi:udec 0f outsidF' cxpeneet but the manage"r knlows. ircu uated bymli av,vile h e mpora rries- tn pa.v if:r on~ Iutraretdnoll ater natural ~ mltIar tie frn ltone i so O e xalt hi8 ai fui tive frlomjutnie. Mr . this rime becin SiatO e Oin sucus have taken the shlol Ic )e pleasedC to wV th a- revole, bt ne-Ie standing tile colt, by all ime: e a an they th Qoera, Your5 In For the Herald. . T!IE TIIAL JUSiTICE SYSTEM. dsus. En'r;us I ai pleased I with Vour articles in favor of a change in the -Trial .Justice Sys- ( ten. As it. now stands it is 1;ot t only (defective. but .prodnctive of t gnVAt evils-wrong and injustice. t l is a trite naxim. that a pure r ju.liciary is the greatest guaranty s of lit-rty" and1 gool Lovernnlent that t lmi:an wit can desire. I may not use r thewords of the maxi!n as coiunionlyj iven, but I hav the sense -of them. [The converse of the proposition ib equally true-that there can be no rea'te'r evil to) well-regulat~ed liber ty--uo greater curse to good goV enment - than a weak'or corrnpt' judliciary. The history of :ll-gov- L erments , pretending to be free, or constitutional. proves both of these propositions. In establishing a ju diciary. the reat object ought to h; to make it impartial; to so frame its powers and their adninistration machincry-that its proccedings anc lecisi.ous slid have no re- I spet. to liersons. anti be entirely 'rt"e fron prejudi(-e or preconcived ' opiiions. W1'ithu(t ti-se elements I a:nI jntliiary system is a curse. would state the lurtli,r propo sition; that no system can he im partial, or unbiased by prejudice and pre-conceived opinions.which allows the judicial officer to issue C the process which ends in the trial, or whose pay or perquisites depend upon the amount of business in his court. When the judicial ofi' depends for his pa:r . 1" amount of bunsil - .n his cour is i_ .r z in having the gref number otsuits possible brough cetirfore h,im--in litigation in" its I ouilook- intense form. Any one. with St the ;an eye, will perceive at once tI when Judge actuated by such notiv zed the a 80on11 nuisance-tllC fnif pr'h- of contention and strife in any e West- mnaity. Such a fellow will tratins out for- warrants and summonsc of cit- evervside. and get his frien part on sit a t the cross roads. to catel us for way -faring litigant who has ncr acd exaetly made up his mind t I conrez's counter the meshes of the ry poor A ain, a ma istrate or Trial a great g. . ,e which tice, who issues-processes and e. is ar interest in his fees-in m< rt sremoney out of his oflce-Wil unds for sider the application of a nd them G(.,,/ (djygnf.ty!lI before he r t he fro i m (-declines to issue i breathe case. lie will rack his brair ar$y call to his assistance all the that the nuit. nature has endowed -him lay take in ordrr to suggest and frame a crowd dy-to put the applicant , ,ving fa- road to a successful suit.. T her, and once, turns the .Judge into expect- vocate. and the litigant ini entiy re client. because the latter has nthe Jour- upon lhis opinion and advic s insisted therefore he must stand 1 tthers and ''iiis is the way the system e darlingi dpar- working-thaLt "there re Tri so; there tiees of a different order. v n admit. Blut such is the E t:tkin1 tendencyiC and effect of the and gave 1 may say a word ag~ai. > rt thecm ,['ST'V rided in to ctb~ion was Fr thec. 1 ha$tYo. It A1oI:T AND) A BOU charity so :w~ 31.un r .July , k'or once ittle soul, MEssusii. Errou: II paced at hom1e on1 Wednesday the io ties .July hy the side of,Joseph C dred tuiles for Newherry, and gtot tiher> i happy 10 o'clock. Spent .the imor cygeericai the Sunday School Corn hivI seen We had started to the l)istri e ai~nd ference. After visiting theci of poverty we boarded the train- for as it does wood, with Jacob Shig?b. c-trn ater WX alrop, .l. 11. Smiith. Si mier, Recv. -1- A. Clifton an ns received llrbert, all for the same p of et best sfrom jus. s:aw sjome few p)ate ies 01 e bigtoned cotton on the way but tle :rc.r.th~e crops 1looked badly. L-portedoce got to) Greenwood, we fc acid al- >. E. and -train waitig to ufses- to McCormick's, the p)lac m iyce lcc- the conference was to be b ccnd1erd in boarded the train, two hi hok; but. -the b ooks hind time', the euginde wih some horse have the .reins, a: asasitnt running I'.coubd hardly ke frauduent seat. The dust flew anid osin feor our eyes anmd all over us. es~ctabe ing~ M~cottiii'kS, -.L is ut1 to be read out to us our ons er 'of te a growing town, and1 bids. I U. hee dis-. a large place, when. the b ou~ationi Xaller 1. 1R. is -conmpleted e re fir next clday over .to the-Go a hoek from looked at the maehinery euvae any not get aygold. W r honety, p~recIhing.and a delight ike ciety or ference, onle of profit to1 uc>t ground tikour P. E knows boy tat after a t-n turn standI l)istrict Conference. The lct c:ovihe fromi the pa.stors in chanrge Sed, wi cocuraging. Well I got.w( C onoference, all day and nrs-no c every night, so after y r cs or- chicken and pork- and y th order Wedniesday until Saturdb o1*rc t me- the train 'ocr Greenwool t ftor hock- Koon awhile. Got to Ii ~ry it tnds u1rday evening, . and here nan sout to Tuesday morning writing I aa they care I take the train to Pbiedm<o rlatins. let other friends. Crops ui c of ooke iitthe is no pretty good, s mall gran tc,iba on the dance. wvheat.75 ets. a b i eW Y orkd oats :30 to 25 cts, by ehehave mois- sands. More ((Piin. . MA Saf ccd that - - - r r : tie 'hot- Aln ingenlious Sonitbernp ~irs. Uion cived the happy idea of h n cO otel for suicides. Ie c atry r:ticg the Amernican idea of t1 coc.:cU; n liberty for the largest to ions.~1 Hle proposes t o t cang and furnish hoard to. thrc. ' iccas-~ tnd ladies who cointem1 . -cpic of o'nc- destruction, and will I S it $1TAI t:ch; inodern convenienies. a ;,c " c.'2 will be suppli-edwihaf id ocheis- men ted brass book, upon -enry an us a get up and ha: an oerr. we at any hour. Gas, of e Scccl a or-J be furnished~ that can lbe it."*cc -c bVfore retiring, and pist cc . cn cs l kpt in the bilhiard~ room' ccrd ccuay t'j ly possible iinedimnen inn nced -- , . - I:ss u ccw c-h- theO proprietor will comi n' " le i.hc himself before it is perf WIE N!i- ORLEANS EXPOSITION 1 Mi:ssi:s EITORs: I have recent y been appointed a member of the onth Carolina Commission for roiers Township No. 4, to aid he Department of Agriculture in he. coll:'ction of specimens of man Lf:actured, mineral and arut, - al products. and otherv:ise to as ist the sail 1Departiment in having he resources of thel State proIperly epresented at the (ILD S INDI'-.-TRIAL AN1 COTTON cE\TE:NNIAL EXEOSTIoN, o be held at NewOrleans in 1884-5. Vhile- Col. Butler and others at he head are doing all they can for +ontlh Carolina to occupy a promi ient.place in the exhibition, let us id im all we can by preparing pecimens of mineral, fruits. grain. otton, wool, wood, &c.. in fact of verything grown in the section there we reside. I wAuld respectfuliv reiquest those rho feel an interest in this matter o solicit a fine lot of graifi of (eaolh ariety. a h usbiel, gradted andI Ia isele.l for - the exhihi ion ; and if -on will turn it over to in I will orward it to the (epartment at Co umlia andi have it dulc" ent:'re(, .nd by whom exhibited. an .1 in this vay your grain, lands or anything se that you have for sale, will be luly advertised. Any information .s to exhibits. quality. qua?. y hv rill he cheerfull.: if ;. UFORT nT Croiner's Township No the Liberty Hall, Newberry, S. he August 1st, 1884. .test he SLANDERING cANDIDATI nost half - at a As we are on the eve of a pI es is election a word from our peu 1tor gard to the conteniptile an coi- ilanimous habit of circuiatin; look and injurious reports again ofl didates for oflice may serve t< s to candidates, and the 'riends I the didates. cautious in their not one about another. We do nl o en- to be iinderstood insir law. there is a man ann ed i0 Ju- nation to oflice in this coun 'feels would wilfully manufactu: ting circula!' a lie upon his opl col We do not wish to be undl mitor as insi+uating that there is turns in the I'el( who would resort the or unfair means to secure ii .and nation. But we merely inge- throw out the idea in tinii ti with; imay he on their guard a reme- candidates may not stand w ins n ears to hear reports abo s, at opponents, or with eager 1] aive credence to what th ao is .nd with ready tongues to acted Inat.e slanderous and ill-nat mnors. hI. Do not misinterpret r " now would not he uniderstood I Jus- cating that any candidate e ay nal record o)f. every cando direct legritim::te subject for conflsi ystem. with the voter-, but we wo LI you be careful how you asp iA.ian's good nmie upon he: [tera. idence of any kind than .stand~ a crucial test in the al 8$. truth. ft my Thler, is an old adage .23d o'f umnny will sear even v-ir raham, It may for a time, but tI about ized place will soon1 hen iig in the scar it leaves will remn -ention, ma to him who hreathed t et Con- poisoni. Yes, calumny i 'actor . recoil upon the calumnil Green-. may brighteni the prospu V. W. candid ite to day, but it w as Cro.- es a. eloud. to rain down, d D. 0. and indignation upon01 hi ot I row. Trutb is mighty an o~t of if you would keep cl ien we repres utting or scan)dahi n the o)ppon, et remain silent take us faults or deficiences. Swhere words, do not seek to wit eld. We weakness of his title. Dr auirs be- his demetrits yourt claiw let, his people. but rather run ad .such1. own m)'rits. Press your y to niy acter, ab)ility anti itnes it got inl positionl you ask. D)o th Reach- not only elevate youirse Sturkey people. hut you place tl TOh ~ system uplonl a high p)l 'irtb away with the weapou ,avan~ah ti'on and unjust abuse, a .- Wnt, it eaisier for allto uniit ,d-Mine,' nious accord to fight o b t.did after Ihe p)rima3y an tad good struggle' is over. l. Con-jL(ICQb is allI. I t o run a T 'he rm-ur mtadem by Bre reports Restfre - are miiracidolis, wer'e en- cur dil v. Caln you atro: rin out at l"l? Eienice to be skept >eaig -, i on. A?1n.B1caH AaLIsToenA ee Iromi to TLone Bi-anch are s iy, I took jury to their eyesight b2 L. to try dor in which A ttor: io's gt- Brcwster lives. .lis C I am this p)recedi l by seven ho ,his letter. pony, eight vehicles, six1 mtt, to.see four- ialises and a ha h ere ar. roomus in the hotel and ijinabun- are occupied. by his fo 1shel- and consist of himself, M1 the thou- their son, a private IIAAlm. 1valt, ai coachman. a foe -.-m i. Ii Victoria c: arrbas con feet btigli an d paintel opening a black, w i th broaid red jets upon the ccriguan and foot ie largest pnusto contemp[ bllucina- Brwtris said to let rooms toilets ; her humsbiando ap wentlemen only cnie, for he looks y )late- self- all the t ime. but that o uruishn al ficent enough foi ( Each roonL. B:ewst.ei propose to nel orna- red while they can, fo~ which the. March .:raws on apace og himsel. is-said t o cost the Atto aurse, wil but $420 a week- t] blon out throwing oli $100 for as will be the adv.r tsemient The on to this Trhou-amits of chiir 2iiriiy that dd,e-~:u et GREENVILLE Female Cllege, (TEENVI.LE. S. (. The Fa l Term 1 I.:- rept.loth,1884 Facullt of 11 In>trour. No. of put pii: inl at:end:nll"l 1:ast tear 11,. IA a 01:be il11t:i!enalti:-top aenlt. c"I1t for the ntew Catatolle. A. S. TOWNES. Aug. 7 1 Pre-iet. ATLANTIC COAST LINE. N-'W LINE BETWEEN Charleston and Columbia and Upper South Carolina. GoIN WEST. Leave (harle-ton, - - ..10 a in " L-ws, - - - !.53a mn ".Santer, - - - 1I.'2 a In A- rr:ce (oitia:i. - - 12.:;~ p l W%inlll,:,ro. - - p ml Chester, - - - :t ..5 ) Iml oi-kville. - - - .. p Ii - tl(: .tel-- - - 1.', p It i E'k l1lil, - - :".. p in - 'h:arlot ti. N. - .15) in Newlerry. S. C.. - _.5 p In Sellwootl, - - 1.5: p In .at:!reIes, - - 7.20 1) 111 Anderson, .- - . n Greenville, - - 7..,0 p m Ala fi. ii' i)ilt.N coNG EAST. Leave iIentder.on)Villt", N. C.. S u - - 11 b" Abbevil'. - - 11 -(l e a.hah, - - 9 " (reeuville, - - -(Anderron, - (- 1 " Lauren. - - U. reenw.ood. - - 12 ( lo' It te. N. C., - I irtv - R(ek 1 111, - - ir - Lieatr - - 1 - Yo kvi'e. - - - C. 1<hester, - false - Winn1boro. - - t can- '- (ol:mb'a, - - make Arrive imut r, - - - )f call- ( Lan. - - PeCharletonI. - - t wish Solidl T1raint3 he"t weien ChIarle, na:ting= Coelumii. ..F I nomni- Ge(n.ral S::per-inttt ty who Tr. 31. EMEJ:scN, e and eneral Iasseuger ?stood FOR SALE It mal AT sncli SALUDA OLD T Ws31 to STOCK FARI at nu n(1 that 75 EWE ' : tos-b)rt (l, Br th itch- and Soul h1 Downcl. 2 to 4 -ear. ut their G t:l- Milh Cows with y v (ows 4 to o vear. o'd. linlds to 25 Cho1(ice Bck n:id Ewe I y hear, breedeer-. lisselli- 90 Fat Iall,c for But bler. Irled ru- Apply to ,ny agent. Mr. E. MAN. a- above. .J011NSON IIA s. We JulV 2.!. tr. as ati o- / 1 EX)rso- YXURSIG .sattn O1LU MBI A TJO SUL 'dation A D. EvEgty SATUl id have ATLANTIC COASTI LINE C1sa av ter and( Lanes. RIoundI Trn s:ay ev- TIiekets good to return11 tht , cannot Monday. T.3.Ii enbic of Genera! Pass-enge C. 31. SMITII, Agent,Cl u t I. EELAD ND i e conter- 184AgnsW t& ti p and i si For the only genuine PICToll i ~ at ie~Is oftheC nI)IOCR.\TIo. eA3 te hatedEresdentand Vice-Presiden1l and exhatttive In FACT, prorus sure to in illa.,trut ioin. conien~iftionts, ator. t liat in authorsh1ip. The sT-t - pagn history. .AliniHo10%F.P. cts of a ter4mt LOwV is i-RICE-*2. The lv'he t.' Scud 50ctsq.. t or outfitfauf di jh r drntieni instructits in the be: contempt ~ellinlg it. stCCES and LAICGE tour- eud. AcT AT ONCF,. Thei Cn n oIO-short. b,ut BRILLIANT ND r .1 ill pre- AGT-S ~ Pi -r. Loe1s. M'o., or NEw -t r of misn- ALil1 abut h1 h I other co-operationI andi assistaLnc OnetC awned Goothich. Lare not make nmore per copyW to manufatlt oIlher lives tha~t ate sold for to uol the outsells anl others ten to onm agents mnade a piotit of ov lpo you (Ly. A hatrvestof gold will. I on char- every worker. All new hegia i f or theevroYrd aeaube1 LS and 'on ing~ 25 cenits for postage, etc.. .. which includes large prospe It-ith the quickl: a day at the start,.ls e rinary at tin tnsh. LI HALi n ne . doing - -llu o detrac ud making in harmo rr enemies Oow Lost, How RI f riendly Just pulished,' a new edit verwell' Celebrated Essay Lde cure or Spermoforrhonl or . .id(6r- ess,involuntary Seminal - tency, Mental iad Physic llmpe.dimentsL to Marrla. Vek uer ig sumuptionl. Epile-psy and Fi etthe.y 00- '~the culelbrated anthor, m' d . ( after so esa.l.al de.m ost.rat l o ars' suc-cess.ful I)ract ice. I ea . ng co'~Sisquences ofit-ab -- cally cured; pointing out na once simiple, certalin and cire Y.-\lSitors of which every suiTJerr no lienDg in- condition may be, many cure the privately and radically. 1c-ezea of every youth and e:very il tey-e-Dra- Sent, un':vr seal, in a phe oming Was any addrewM, pot-paidl, On -cents or~ t,wo post:we stampl' -SOS an0- t TilE ClhvgWitW L Ml eentriiks. 41.Alnn Street, New York~ j - Uox4-150 g. --- - - --- -_ wo outside The Georgia Pacifii -ces , whib Nwchr i . . Breastr, NWSotL e tary Atlangita G, & Bim ma ia<u -TO POIN Ti ach 1 i~tc'D. . . . gAlabama. Ef~isaPi old -auias, Tea and''~t the W vhees, and se,t naaare stu- The i:avorite to thc late. Mrs. W o l S sa o eighty >aen ntly hast New Orleai is t the same Commeclinig D)e. 1 o0issinagni- T)onble a:ily 'Traias ighy .y I1 be -01a Cars at tached ainthings loi rate of $i for each tte 4th of <re''The lowest Sieel . Hipomp in the cUii:ed St ates. ney- ey-neral Bcrths -ecuired 10 d:i ie a ndlord gf See that yo ur i e the ake of Athta via Trhe, Georg Iway: sn IArnunigham,l poFe i-rther intormat . ,re aed s'l . amn ALIG ner-c-[a [diani BbnmJog~ha:n, . emed. - Oly I . Y. SAGE, G de by iy Dr. S. Buminga 17 tn I T knowing that tIiC 'a sh trade' for the Sufoircr"will ne CCSS:1inly be dolit nid n( dC-i1(;1 ;> ;t>E cl+) d< .;"i ereditr busi ness. we hav' this day (1eterm11incd to MAB DOWN our goods to ,i low pr"iCes. that eVcr\ one1 w.i:l tin lii t iliret to buy our go+1 mtis att . Prices. T1icrefu~ c. - g, Shoes, and Hats 0a in Flrom 10 to 15 per cent. pref'rring to imake a very Ti )roit r ter thln tO hav-e a l:arge quaty o goods on S t th bCe nin of another sea W m n wa wes 1, 1111 as v will very readily >perceive- from a c.opllarlisou o;r t'vrner prices, and in comnarison with others' prices. We .0..: 11 have certain lines of Sta ] ats that we a closing out at 50c. on the 1.E). We call the attentioi 8 '" 1the ladies specially to o1 ine of O pera S p .3. 1 1 in all qualities at ch . t n,t. We still have a few Gents and Ladics fine Zinc r Leather Trunks which we will sell at Factory prices close out. The~ Uosk is what we want >wN r. ndl we 22r shwe46 ,d Tail. loud&Smith A. oAK OO). "eWI) y 1 NS Orotwell's New Building, I I\AN .i Su-Main Street,. Newberry, S. C. Oiv Z3. ifllwin - -h -cjCt of 21any Voter . CtOL. Jo. S. flTPi announced as NBICS ..JFF-:sn A. SLIOr i> a e:tind- lJa Canmdidate -for Auditor of New 18. date for theo Senate. T lry Cony IALThgr- phenlu' fi.nds of thw IIoN. .JOHN .~ W. HIOUSEAL is hereby .nomina fLhlA fior. C ISO OilIilli ar ae m:- y ted -for the posioni of County Athentie (idate for the Senate from New' berry Auditor, subject to thle prar l rcb, erl (.;ounty. Subject to the aictionl of the tion. DAID Cam- Primary etlin. -* ic -r.ma- Fo Proba~ i; P~ F l te Hoe oFP1e-9prese1nt ati . Icn . FF.LLES PIo FITR eDn --- ---- - nm :c4' a d 1 aigt will be A.the oliitiation Mmanly -mers, tion to thje-oitiee of Prote OF1TALE TO -iidohr frlenl *oL JACOB Newberry County. - - II.Aer'. H-. RlonzER, consents to Tiecomfe a ean-___________________ RKCity. (lidlte for the 1i)iise O! h.ie$11a-$**. e mu oa-tives. We that know him can aomu- UUITUIlILIOO. aitit torau- .t' h -m asafe and reliable man - - lto his mnd hiim,tn a~ eatitor 'i.terests. R.I JN.G. A. ogCEF1ts ilt nmina tn..it at Cd tos i w h m,equrs onr us 'iformn~.i. ted as a candidate for County cp.. eni or. lve fi 1 . kno im, vo te for Comumissionier. -Sahject to Prituary :raid. Cotts him, andl be a~ happy peop) as~ we iEleetion. ire than the .__ __ ___E__ ____1__ ___ rice Its prie. ,bi - . .--- -- 7P 6,onnR TPiSSR1%r. ~r S5OtWn TIllOMAS S. MOOR~MAN . - ers SAceC Is a canidi(te for nioimin1ation~ folr hiR EnToR: '.ie:is. annonneeO the - wo bera - - - Inme of J.- D. SMrrn as a suirtable -- rme seni- RoS Of RepreSen atives- candidatte for the .oflie of CinUty Sfree. oAt Tfreasurer This i.. done without his worhaWA annlionnee myself as a Caiididate-ercoet'bufeiiga la d Mai. sb to the HosefR pr"eseCtitatives' snred that he.will serve the. people as and,Main- sujectto te Prmar. tiPE the people in. nture a&l:r;tbe past, we ________ take -Zhis 1llerty 4i.proposing his nae S numi. W. D. HIAnoD is an.. tristing~ tht hie will accept it chosen WInonneett by~his fiends as a candi- in the Primary Election. ~A date for re-election to the legislature. --. -MIvV r ~Mit re His manly. straightforward conduet, io 0 D. 'u. ou -e wi his ability and expe- hIe muany friends onf CarT. 31. HI. coupettiti reled, wi-t him to~ the favorat- GAnY anhtou:nc. htim na a1 (.andtidte -t minl weak-po gle ieaino h epeo his for the OfiiCe . -of Counuty Treat..-rer, .osnes CiY Cmo- 'ty subject to the primary election. Sc.: also. I on- - icued by, R. ErDIToR :We -wouilt resplet- rpahe name of A. 1I. W~H EELER is pr~e .'intr.A fully nominate 3[R. GEeR1OE S' Isented to the. VOter's inl ti:e pimal1ry rom aL thijny. Mowen.'for the Legislature. -Conser- electionl a.s a.suitable per.eni for Co::n atIIi i uh iarn!- Vative,pacia and well et'cuppe'd mn ty.Treasurer. oe ofre at all that mjakes the man. he is eminent- -& ----- - --- ma.t mens w v titte for tihe position of Legislator.Fo hrW at ter wht hisnf -M }ANY YOTERS. O - in th 1b21 ps APT. 0. L. SCHUMPER .Whereby 1 hie many friends of CAPT. W. W n t in ttit:. U auun1ced as aL candidate for the . Risoe wond repectfiiy annonne r -ep ~ legilture. IIe was a gallant soldier im as1 OS :Suitab)le canfdidalte for ShmeritT, Abrt's and has alwaiys been zealous.-ia the subject to the result oif the priimary. :ICAL CO-- uue of the State. IIe has ability and --- jil- qul ifientions such ais wouldl enable rp ios. Cook is herteby anntouncd --lim to assume and mnainltainl a high Ias a emulI3idaLte for 'the oflee of eRaihay. POsitionl in tihe coneils .of the Sy:te. sheritr. n&lje ct to the Primary etee andl foivh protect, at all tunes.the ts tion. eVia of i; native County. - ~ DEMcATrs. ihme mny frientds of WARREN G. iia Ala, a_..rr o.DLJ PETEPSON annoumnce himii :a a cD ihe fried antd auiesoD.J.did:tte for the ofilhe of Sherify, suhject N-- ..- WM.[OK will b)e pleased to l(earn to due Itrimuiy cetoti.0 -tal!N tha timhel has coneinte'd to lhe put in i GRFF. ILLTMS i herby nLomliat ion for the legi4latt-re. A r. GrUtfor WLte S ome oherbyi;t ub y ou i nu fe energy, im tegrity anul j me t the ult of S r iiary . pe-rever:nce, he would ma:ke a1 goodl~tt h eul ftep:ay F air, .pCetLiCo the"" *o*i.- - - -- US, r jahe miany friends of ALLENM- r he many friends ofI G. G. SALE, t. 'S. NxcuoLs preent himn as a cani- E}sq., nomninamte.him as a ennodidamte datei~tgS~*h~ for the House of Reresenttv3-~ ior the oil'ee of School C'omissioner, wih gn .njJ.et to thme primn'ir election. Ile subtject to the pi imary electioni. -for wn:.ni i s a 'uiable man to rep)re-nut N w-... ..... . -...- - etOt i a- (: erry ~~ Couty m i the llalls of Leog la- - em :EI.Ad.tf,', ~..... . A TED?. onec or two Ladies or Geni 10?d-ak-Fo lP U1 r Urt WIj,Y tlnteiofunutlo re?'rem-- an et:, at Ie:UL ___________om__________ charaicLtor, w iitng tt .wrk ei*ht lhurs per - daytti . f Ir a I ,ix to'hi' e-n;ogem.-nlt. an 'I ra Iaiti . - NF:zER P. 'H A LMER~ 1u-hereby v-eina 'gent' ror --The Liv.' i Graves 4'f l-- mo'inated for the ottiof Cle.rk ''ur Pr-nteT., a ev'rv sup. .au)tg t n t wr:e to 'r .m *tft- -wbrvCmi~~hich book Ui lhe GIVEN FRF T~he 01Cur orbwbry ory - I m .s or thme your camudxeaIs awhy ray I ject to the prima~ry electuin. - * ram: ?!' to St hfor the Lives' o(ri athe nfelaitAs S. T I W E Al T .' - t wt' ti yz 'n etn get ~ U m-.1 fi applicalnts Y.~ MCFA LL is a candltdate . r rih 1:r."(' Addre('s. iving r.ame o refer .Imu,( Clerk1 of Couirt foir NewYberry enee,al.Adlc.gil~5ii'oimfr la Counity, subject to thme Drmnmary elee- hIL & IUE UBJRN. tion- Ni hrlsas.t DlIuOO