The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, December 18, 1884, Image 3

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Local and. Special. THURSDAY, DEC. 18, 1884. Subscribers are asked to look at the figures opposite their names, and if ] y see that their subscriptions have 1 i spired, will please remit the sum due. 1 ,This paper may be found on eie at Geo. P. i,owel a Co's Newspaper Advertising Bu remu (10 Spruce St..) wh,-re advertising con. trts may t. w.ade for It in New York Mr. L. S. Bowers, postmaster, at Prosperity 1 ear authorized agent at that place r A. Kohn will also re-ceive and re- t t for subscriptions at Prosperity. 1 -rberibers will onfer a favor by exam- t -the dates printed next their names, and s date is not right they will please inform t DMistakes will occur sometimes.-" There came a rush of memory o'er nu. ----An-I wept-I wept." C On Sunday 1a&t, so near the approach Ing Christmas-tide. and when the bells of heaven are ringing in memory of the advent of the Prince of Peace, and an is and archangels with all the glorious company of heaven are preparing to celebrate the anniversary of the joyous ent, the gentle spirit of Annie Lee t hase was released from her bed of lan ishing and borne by the angels to the ly beds of Paradise. Death and separa- a are sad events to those who are left the dark shadow of the partinig "but when those like the lovely, and guileless one, in the very y d beauty of youth, depart this -ry life, with its evanishing plea go beyond the portals of a "realm of glory all- un sorrows are solaced. Annie dest~ daughter of Mr. and , e P'Chase. She was in the 15th tt Mier age. Her body was con A f'Rthe bosom of mother earth at do.t Cemetery on Monday after- j - -4 presence of a very large um - friends, including the pupils of emale Academy, who followed her, .nains to the grave. ' The funeral obsequies were conducted 4 the Rev. Mr. Fair of the Presbyterian S rhrch, where she had been a devoted Sabbath-school scholar. He paid her a tender tribute, and said that she trust ingly learned the way to the pitylig Sa vionr. upon whose breast she sweetly fell asleep. Mr. B. F. Aughtry, who has been in I the city a short time visiting the family t of his son; Mr. T. B. Aughtry, was at- t tacked with a bowel affection, ~which re- I suited in his death at 6 P. M. yesterday. t Mr. Aughtry, who was 66 years of age, I was a native and resident of Newberry. I He leaves a large family of grown chil dren and many friends to mourn his i ' loss. The remains will be escorted to e the depot of the Columbia and Greenville 5 Railroad this mornit.g by 'the Masonie Fraterity ,-and they w0l be interred in 4 the family- burying place in Newberry a County, with Masonic honors. at 2 P. M. i to-morrow. The deceased was an hon est man and a good Christian.-Register. c O0a Saturday Dec. 6th, Mr. Simeon Snfth'In his 24t year, died on Mr. Felix Grahani's place, and on last. Friday p night,'Mr. .Tohn Smith, brother to the deceased, also died. We are told that their death was caused by a fever which the physician was not able to determine. On the same night, and within an hour of Mr. John Smith's death, Mr. Joe Grahba son of Mr. Felix G aham, died In .hs18th year. We-are told that there are others now si.-k on Mr. Graham's place. This is a _ very sad amtHlon. Sd Afflntion We - regret to learn that Capt. B. H.C [athews, of -Chappells, had hd three C strokes of pa-alysis, anid that he Is In al critical condition. Canined Goods, Preserves, Nuts, Crack.. - er, &c, atS. B. JONES'. Goo.a3 Faithfual Stewards. It-was -annoneedIn' the Methodist church Ias Sunday morning that the Board of aewards had settled- in full with Presiding Elder Kirkland and the paLstor, Rev. Mr. Clifton last Saturday night. Candies, Confectioe3, plain and fan Meetings. The Ladles' Missionary anid P,tason~ age Aid Societies will meet Suanday- if sernoon in the Methodist Church. The ulrst-namued Society failed to meet last Sunmday in conse-quence of iuelement weather. Hobby Horses, and Shoo Fly Horses, Slow Horses, and Fast Horses, a; The C. L. & a. -We are told that the sound of the whistle of the first train over the above pew Foad will be listened for at Lanirens pe~xt Satday night, when the road will Pe.comnpleted to that point, Trains wIll De rt4 about tihe mIddle of January from G-reenwood, The road will nIow be rap idly pushed to Spartanburg, Fruits of aflkinds, F1 Erlnxtracts, Ac,, at 5,5, S'O s J5ouday Notlees. The HEAWa Aaro XEwS will be isu. e4 o Christmas morning, and we are 4f the opililop tat na naore fitting tlare] ogid pssent itel for~ ti4li. the p. 9 on aYePpiled up i yQusonG r (iienda are - rVl.d ;o let the people know what they have, 4.dvertisenpents naserted at low rares, .4~kinds of Toys, and f'ancy 4rticles # Umlg of an Outla. We are told that a turbulent and bad gegg'o by the name of Johni Lark, for whonp cpnstable vat. Franka, of Lan raus, had three warrants af arrest, two fi burglary; and one for shooting in to a chuirch, was shot anid killed by Mr. Frnks at Laurenulastsatmday evening, Jmk had reuistod arrest and had thrown gerock at the constable who sthot him wrhile hen was In the act of stooping to pick tip ano2thep. papistraaa Il coining and its Wead:~ guartpys lvill be at tiufral fo0Ron We learn there were three weddings In our.little siseer villatge of Clinton last night..Jhe followlng are the couples : Mr. B. S. Thompson and Miss Beck Boo :er; Mr. C. C. Bailey anid Miss Lida Leek; Mr- Milton Summneril and Miss ~ella Bailey. We also learn there wI 1 'an(h'egedi t-niht.The goo 'eyomuig ' R"sa hl t4j't'Wele ' oliday G4oods of gI~ )In4s fop chil., dro an4d4lts, a; S, B, JONES', Our Pres BHa-for some time been posaessed of Sthe 'ini af thp perfrsp!', and & opd il op~tgingi gy i'pe 'patt of two of b bo- spaaiiss helped It a little in some partienhairsa bait stil I t il m .d thei impression", and~ lk. hasnu' ghost it would isot down ; but Mr-. Aull. our edi tir. cogielved the novel Idea ly.t week 6~~tdi~ te ever down: a'rr ft did wehsluipressii'n of the paper' meanstime, we beg the reader s' forbear' - tsan sziexton atoth. SNIFFLES IN CHARLESTON. What he Wanted to See. There is but one Jumbo in America, Lld but one big printing pres- in the altetto State. Jtuubo is a huge, l.os tive. prevailing poutlerosity. I hadl e:ard and read of the press and longed . see it. Unlike the boy on the Grain ian H1il1-. I had no father to deny muy ouging to see this great rip-roaring, )aper-tearing, type-smashing printing >ress. The distauce between ine and he printing monstrosity being but one tuidred andi seventy- -ven miiles, I dk ermined to put myself on the other ide. Curio-ity a:hd desire outwei; hed he mile. t he f:tigue, the tine, the dan ers ttun:ee:, the expens- , were noi hitg, ,ud in six hours. I was there. I reiemh er w he"n it took alx entire day to runl he distance between the two great C. C. iti:-s. I remember otl-r circun-tauces qu:aly as uninteresting. but will not ake the ashes of the past for the benefit f the reader. I arrived, and after look ig around promis.nousiy in a kind of >ird's eye fashion, took the city railway ine, (w hich fortunately has for its pres-. lent that elever, ace. miodating, polite, udefatigable, businles- pro=pering gen-: emaul. Col.J.S. Riggs,) and was dropped u front of the Xews and Courier otlice. his establishment is a mine of wealth r it would never have -hown the temier y whic;h induced the purchase of the eat press which called us from the ountry's quiet to the city's turmnoil. Weing acquainted with the propri tors, Riordan, Dawson & Co., I went i and told them that my heart's one nd only desire was to see the monster. was told that with the exception of a hort period on Tuesday afteroons and ud early of nornings, between 3 and 5 'clock, it rested from its labors. I ould go in, however, and peep under he miles of striped homespun w hich overs its ribs, its joints, its bed, its big heels and little wheels, and the thous nds of parts and portions which go to cake it what it is, a great labor-saving, ime-annihilating printing press. I re ;retted that the proprietor did not euter ith me the abode of the elephant, as therwisa the cover might have been ifted, and the iudividual who had tray led one hundred and seventy-seven niles at the risk of life and limb to see t, m:ght have been grat:fi d. I regret it ,n account of my friends who read the IERALD AND NEWS that I cannot tell lhem more thin that I saw a frame of bout 15 feet square and about the same eight, and that is all. A young man ook me ii-"ou this side the white >aper went in, and on the other side the >rited papers came out, cut, pasted. aid folded, and that it was t sight to ,ee." I went in in hope and caue out in lisappointment. and this is what I aw of the News and Courier press. I saw much more of Charleston's great lemonstration-about two miles of it ud its thousands of torehlights. Had is lights been more equally distributed mong the unwashed throng, its hetero ,enous mass of human thousands. the Bect would have been better. Some ortions of the long line were almost in nidnight darkness, while other parts eemed as it came In view to be a solid heet of blaze. It was a great at'air. any of the floats were significant of. he occasion and retlected no little cred. t on the public spirit which got the air up. Partiblarly was the firm of P. W, Wagoner noticeable, ''his house id 12 or 15 wagous in line, each bear ng transparencies with the ntnes of he ditterent Counties, together with heir own ,r. ame thereon. There vere others, many oth"rs; drummers, nedi'cal students, merchants, mechanics, rhite men, black men, boys of both omplexions, all were there, but I only esred to mention the press, therefore shut down, ~aapa Jottings. "iMaharg'as" letter last week contained ome excellent chat, We believe fully three fourths of the otton crop has been sold. Florida Oranges from Mr. 8. P. 8liih's frve aro now sold in our Store. Farmer's have about finished sowing large crop of wheat and oats. J. Vi m. F'olk also had a tarkey, pota oes and merchandise stolen from his toro, The enjoyable time of the year is now t hand, and we feast now on "h & h" og and hiominy. Mr. W. H. Eddy had a tiue beef stolen md butchered in his pasture, He founid he hide and head but not the round teak. Messrs, Slighx Bros. conlitine gill nin g he f1eecy staile; twy giined anid packed iS bales in two days for Mr. 'Thos. M. Deel. Capeakin g of hogs, we are sorry to say ome of the swine have died, otherwise han by the butcher's knite. Mr. W. C. high iost four. We are sorry to say Mrs. J.M. Glytmph a conufined to a sick bed with thtat dread ul disease Malarial Hlaematuria. We rust hier life inay yet be spared. Hunting partridges is the all-absorbinrg port. We saw one group of these fa ilous hujntsiexn, who hgth in the :ld at >neC tixme only six Pointers and Setters. T~wo citizens arriyed in our town re :uty, whom the candidates 23 years mence will likely be glad ,to shake hands ith. T.wo of our WrYlips iare tli~ fortu l4te gap,pas, A brief trip to the tapitol foxund our .egislatoru as. sociablea as in the Primary umvas, they were all looking rermarknr >l well Dr, Pope has tmnse sed in tatr ; a'lapge tna.h acort ling to ar way of thipklng, Mrs. Almna Merchaxnt, the accomplished laghte' of D~r. R, P.' Clar?k, has been :he most pati.ent sufferer, during her ong extremie illness we eVOr saw; we are legsed to state ehe is now improving, bfd her M. lYs. aeqtehop.eful of her -eovery. WVhile on a visit ;o Barnwell, a dry ounti, and in company with a bachelor inid who suff#red from a congh, lie sked for 'a re dy tp relieve him, and vas told to ts) ean expectorant. We spied, P'well .Doctor, is not thi4skey 4 oodh expectorant?" T$o the Editors anid each of t:he exn, loyees Qf tbe WELijp andh 2EWs we vish a happy Christinas, . J, J, The West Wrad of 01pra and Trobac. ydezg' ieraRvolut4ion, Jogy M. AJgaw's Literary Revo,lution, boigh, pos"ibI., nxot making so large ai "noise" n ithe world as three or four years ago wheu s remarknzble work was new to the public, is cally making umons substan inl i.rugrexs than uver before . A noticeable item is thle improved ualty of the books issued G czzo-r' fa nou' "lHistory of France." not sold, till recepk: ty, for much less thanx $50.00. Is pyt 'forthb in sigh: small octavo volg4ha,' eRlting ' ith the trandsom p: ever izp4 fiera marician prInt, i ys,il igthbe 440 full pasge original uI 'ta ogs, and is sad for *7.00. Raws.:bOx's reerae 'Seyen Great Mionarcbies of the Anint g,astern World," is produced In ele ant form, w-ink all the maps and illustrations. reduced in price from $18.00 to $2.75. These ars nt repre.'entative of an Immense list af' a:adard works, ranging in price from two cents to nearly s20.00, which are rot sorthx in a descriptive catalogue of SQ piges, and which is sent free to eger'ap',licanc, it certainly is worhthe ootof a estl ad to the publisher. fowWA- t;E, 3 Pe.rl Str.er. New York. Amuerica's Pr1ie, 'Iu Ameripsm a opw, reatsc of reta aioS# 1&s ad hrateristio snevgy, irp enVItby ant natlis. its the gensra e 9D1, resul$( - ' ~ . 1m. A suitable present frr,ni la-ly t' geo tieman, one box PeIhani's ch oice Chutrs, Various an<t All Abott. Try th " .olr.,tir at Rossll's, ve win like a long putt at the fragrant weed. Cotton is coming in pretty freeilv th< narket is bri k, anii prices rantge f ron 9 :o 10. 'T1w suppiwr at Mrs. I)r. J. N. II. Rufi' res:idtnee, on the 10th, brought in abon Give tis the news, kind friendt; if yo: plea-e. from every :ect ion of the Conti [V. We are now having sonic wet weather whether the wet triimu'h his caused il or not we (:au't say. Mr. J. D. Shocklev is huildingfor hi iu eilf at lelen:. a tie:it cottage ite.t t( Capt. W. II. liIltn-in's. About forty ne_roes left. Nwh erry (rt T'ue-ila%" for P:tle-tite. Texas. 'I stopping over at Li:tle Ioek. Ark. On and after Monday the 22d, Georg( G. Sale, Esq., may be found at his o1lic aver Wright & Coppock's Clothin= tore, just opposite the Court House. The Christmas celebration of the Sun lay school of the Lutheran church vil take place next Sunday night at tha :hurch. Attention is called to the sale of va, iab:e personal property to take plav to-day at the residence of SIr. Thos. F Harmon. Next 'T'hurs,lay will be Christmas 3rett't you glad1? We are. Onr g'adnes is built, upon the good it will bring t< the little ones. A Christ ni: present which a1t.rds i tlouble shot t.-d plea-ure is a subseriptiot to the HERALD AND NEWS. He wh( ,ets it, as well as the E.litor, will be made happy. They h-ive begun to make cloth at the Newberry Cotton Mills. We saw piece the other day, and it appeared t< us to be a very fair specimen of tha! kind of cloth. A meeting of the Board of Trustees o Newberry College was held here on 3Mon tl:y. The selection by the Faculty o Mr. B. B. Rainage as instructor o French, German and Elocation was con tirmed. Some of our merehant's are expectin; a boom shortly. We hope so. Let us al work for it. Chi_ap bread and inett ii tie W.st an(d one million h-les (i cattOI short for the next year's spinlles are fa vorable omen;. The Band of Hope Society. composet of hoys and girls to the number of sixty will be finrnished w ith a reeherche din ier some t~me soont. The ladies arm as: ir in thi- m'itter, and the occasion it delightfully promising. McKnight, the livery stable keeper o Columbia, m:tkes fish of :oe and fowl o tother, in that he adveitises his bus fare to be ten cents, and so eharge,; some but from an Innocent, mild looking gen th.nmen like ourself lie exacts 2 >eents We simply tnent ion this. Our good old friend, Col. G. H. Chap man, of Poimaria, brought in the golde sheaves of his wedding day on the 9th He will please accept our thanks for i nice piece of the golden cake, and out congratulations for his present, an< wishes for his future, happiiess. Miss Maggie 3jcNinch, Miss ., Me winch and Miss Lillian Swygert, thret tigh]y accomplished young ladies, whi have been teaching at the Trenton acade my for the last term, closed their schoo last week and returned to their home ii Wlliamston.-Edgefeld Chronicle. Mr. Henry L. Fellers formerly of New berry, but now of the firm of Jones d Fellers, detective agents, Attauga, Ga. has recently been in Spartanburg count: working up some cases. During hi stay in Spartanburg be worked in Ham mett's gold mine as engineer. The Greenville Newcs says that the pee p le of Prosperity and Newberry are "rei hot" over the prospect of the building o the Midland Railroad of South Carolina They are thoroughly in earnest in want lng It, and say that if Charleston ani Greenville will do their part at the endi Newberry may be relied on to take car of the milldle. John Wicker, colored, charged wit1 arson, was taken to Columbia last weel on a writ of habeas corpus. The cas was heard In the Supreme Court befor Chief Justice Simpson. Solicitor Duma can represeeted the State, and E. B Aull, Esq,, appeared for the prisonei He wa admitted to bail in the sur of $500, with the privilege of havin, not more than six nor less than tw sureties. A double narriage ceremony was pez formed in Anderson last Tuesday morr ing, Mr. Barney O'Donnell, of Neii berry, and Miss Mary Kennedy, of Atx derson, were married in the Catholi church by Rev, Father J, J, Monoghau Immediately after the ceremony the pai ties proceeded to the residence of Mrs, % lobnson, where the nuptials of Mi John O'Donnell and Miss Pet Bartlot were celebrated, the same minister off iating. The bridal couples left on th morning train for a pleasure trip,=-Jota TJ.he vote in Spartanburg in the receen election oni the issue of "license" or '1n license" which resulted In a majority c four for "no license.' was~ contested b; the license party. The case was heari by the council, and created considerahl Iluterest, After hcarlng argument th council decided to re-anvaas the vote and by so doing renc4d a conclusip which chianged the result, making thi tigtmrus stagdt lie#nse s30O, t'o licens 324, giving a majority foi license of a Tihe matter is likely to be garried t other Couts. The revenue from cheap postage is fly million dollars less this year than it wa last. gai- from the three cents postage The expenditures for year ending Jun #0th, l884, were 846,411,772. andI thi revenue was $42,818,Q35, Last yea there was an excess of two milliont Well, the Government can very we atord to pay three million towards gi lag us cheap postage. In a few years will be self-sustaininig again. and the the demand will be for one cent postage The Government should derive no rev< ne from the postal servlce.-Ex. The following members of the Ne'i berry Bar attended the meeting of tF State Bar Association which met in Co umibia last Thursday: C, H, Sube: George Johnstone, George S, Mowe D. 0. Herbert. John B, Jones. W. I Hunt, Jr.. and E, H, Aull. The Ass< cation met int thie Court House. Judy A. Q Magrath. of Charleston, was elet tid fresicient; W. C, Benet, of Abbi ville, Secretary, and J. Q. Marshall, < Columbia, Treasurer. Col, C, H. Sube of Newberry, wvas elected Vice-Preside' for the Seventh Circuit, The Associi tion will meet again next December 1 Columbia, Mai:. . S. Todd, In a lettor fro Wshington to the Anderson Jousrns says: At the eighteenth annual sessic of~the National Grange, recently held Nashville, Tenn,, that distinguished re rsentative body honored itself and evi cecd Itr good sense by recommending the iwioming administratlon the appob ient of Hon, D, Wyatt Aiken, of soul Carolina, am National Commissioner Agrki4tu. A commnittee consistinlg me WrthyMasti'g, Hon. J. J,. Woo la, fiignta, and the jieting Sec? tary, ITr, Johnt Trimble, of Washingto was appoW.tyd to urge this eocommend tion upn presiden4 Clevl&ad. I knc that fry -readers will agr. e with me .aging briet ly that a better appointme a.ulA not he tmatl ine the nnadiuan :uiet .Jae!S4 I'. hini:l rl is hrome. Mlr. J. . Fok ha- r.-tu..vt to C-.,lltn bia. M1r. E. l'. t'hahners wvili rov,te hi: family to the hlme p,latc-e to-lay. Mi's -try o p',lne ha.-: gone on a Visit tc friends inl Alabana. Mr. G. A Ropp has left Newberry fo: Rt"ynos:t, inI Laureis Co. The Rev. J. A. Clifton left oni Mondat for e'onference, whiehl takes ila.' it Cutrieston thli. week. Mrs. Nora R1thtont is spending son tille with her parents. Mr. and Mrs T. F. 11 rmll-u. Mr..Jaunes S. Perrin. of the Abbvilh . J(vssenr.-r. spelt Smllltlay inl Newherry o hi- way to Columbia to stand his exam iation for almlissiol to the bar. 'lh Mexsencer will now have three lawyer: Onl its stal. A Dog Fight Monday morning the local, looking fo: items, saw an immense crowd gatherinll on main street near the Court House and rushed nm just in time to learn tha a dog fight had closed all too soon to any one to bet on the result. We sav one fellow who was perfectly disguste1 because they didn't hold on. Yellow Aberdeens. Mr. Jas. 0. Meredith has them o largest size at his 1e'ena farn. friend called oi him Tuesday and wa loaded to his gunwales with the goldei fruit, and this friend having a friendl. feeling for his friend, the editor. un loaded the load at his house, for whicl we are under a load of obligations Those turnips turned up most opportune ly, and their great size brought sigh I from the bosom of our cook, and madt water flow from her eyes. If you want to get a bargain in Stoe and Hats go to C. L. Havirt. Oct. 23, 43, 12. Peter Williams. colored, who wa.; col vieted of Grand Larceny befo-e Judg< Mackey at the S..ptember term of Cour 1877 and sentenced to four years in ti penirentiarv. and w ho was among th, eo-vitts who escaped from 'lthe Augns & K. R. R. about thr.-e week' after hi a<- s,-nt :o the p.-:titent!iay :tn,l whi retturetl to Nwl;erry last Tmit-(lay an w:as recog:lized :nd recaptured by Mr W. H. Bease :l(d returned to ihe Peni teitiary on Thursday, turns 01t to hav heen parlonled. Ietrr had heard tha he h:ii been pardoned, and employe( E. H. Aill, Esq., to look the matter up Upon an examimation of the rerords it the Secretary of State'= ofi "e his parlo; wa- fonii:l signed by Wade H:in,ton an< dated December 27th 1S77. A certitiec copy was obtained and taken to Col Lips. omh at the Penitentiary. No ree ord of it app:"ared on any of the book: at the penitentiary. Upon an examtlina tion of the file of pardons for the yeai 1877 the original copy of the pardon sen the superintendent was found ; bir through the carelessness of the form er Superintendent of the Penitentiary the proper cut ry of it was not made, an of course Col. Lipscomh was ignoran of the exi-tence of the p4rdon, and con seqtently r'ceived Peter and put th stripes on him antd paid Mr. Blease th reward. On the above presentation Peter va; (iScharged and rcturn.l to Newberr, Friday night a happier manil than whe: hie went down. Peter says lie lived in Spartanbur county during his seven years aibseni atnd called hiunsself Tom Means. Pelhanm's ImIperishablS Cologne, pa excellence, the toilet requisite of the day A ll sizes of bottles, Dec 11 The Associate Editor of the HERAL) AND NEws looked in on the Legislatur Swhile in Columbia last week, Our New berry nmembers were all in their place vigil'antly watching the proceedings an, 1guarding carefuly the Interests of thel constituents, The house Is. compose, principally of young' men and a rigli fine looking set are they, No importar1 measure was being discussed while w Swere present, and consequently we di n Rot have the pleasure of listening to an: grneat amount of leo'islative eloquence SIn fact, we do not %elieve the preset - Legislature is addicted very much to th habit of long speech making. It was our purpose to look ini on th SGraded Schools while ini the city. and i Saccordance therewith had aai appoin1 meintu with Superintendent Johi.ason, bu when we called at his ofice ho was at sent, We regret this, for we were aii Ious to see the practical worings of th system, Friend A, C, Jones was bus; in the Secretary of State's otilc, but a friendly and genIal as ever, Columbi Ssurely agrees with Secretary Lipscomt if physical appearance is an'y indicatiota fhe cheap rates to Chiarleston on Fr 1ay, taking thoIe iLsature and neari Severybody else, an -our business finisi ed, seu determined to retur4 home Fr Sday inighit on th4e fireight. Our ride hom orithe freighit w&js made pleas:sit by thu conmpany of Geo. 5, Eggev, Esg,, an MAIED,~) In Edgefiield Counity, on; the :lth inst 1at the residonoe of the bid--'s imothe1 by the Ilev, Allisoni Pugh. Mr. F. E K-smps~ion antI Miss Cornella Ethidigi On Tiuesday merining. 9th lnst., 9' o'clock, in St. Joiephis jCatholic rebic.A Anders.on. by Jtev. Fat her J. SMonag~han!, Mr. Barney O'Donnell,' Newherry , S. C.. and Mi-s Marv Kennh dy,.aghfesr of the 1a40 N. p, I{enned) of 'Anderson, eDee. 11. 1884, by Rer, e, T1, Halhnam SMr. W. B,achmian Lominiel; and M Mary E;lizabeth Siitenberg=-.both N ewberry County. S, C, D e.e. 11, 1884, by Rev. S. T. IHallmnat r assisted1 by R1ev. G. Wt. Holland. Ph. D - Pof.Ea'net0. Counts and Miss Kati i AmeeBoiest daughter of Rev. T. I * ons,deceased --both of Newbot t County. S. C. .At the residence of the bride's fathe ..Mr. W. H. Dickert, in the tow a of Nev berry, on December 11th, 1884. by RIe G. W, Holland, Mr. J. Bachnian Boine -and Miss Manie Dickert. eAt the residence of the bri'h-'s fathe "at Laureu~s, ast half-past six o'eloel 'oin thie morninug oif the 1Gth, by t he RIe 'Mr. Boy d, Mr, S. J. Evans and Miss Ci ' ia B:ifle. T4he happy pair left for ebrida trip to the City of Cbarle- tol Sstoppi ig at Newberry for a few howi at the residen:ce of the grototas fathei "to partaike of a sumptuous diii er pre ded for~ them. The happy grioom and 1 'fair bride left for the queen city wi tthe felicitous congratuLlations~ of the niriends. "TriO iools-Worm," An unique. handsome, and delghtfully rei able little Monthly Magsgine, contahoing the ye'ar ever 300 pages and manr fine pic urt a all '-or 25 cents a year, is a recnt eharac-er Itic product of the The Literary l9&.vnsti' t-Each number eot..hiis attractiva sueet o frin sotme noted hools,--:.hu la. r,re..e hliqui.4biim.' Whbut w 'I intsr.-i a vaisi t; het . of Qk,hiyers will be the rpg.4r mop ly uavws or the llev4lutlin rf ras-:-t trpr~s I hoj baa wr.o4gilywoier- in ;he 4 wor A ecin popv af Thl 490~qk Wp ewwil he .sent free to any addras.s .Jl'!)n n..M p?ubl~aer, 3@3 Pearl Street, New York. 1i W iAs a satnairop forstel a~ stoim. SQso o apimple upon the hunitin body ltidleats haal Idestroying~ virn. In the blood, which can I t.setaize2id and expelled only by D)r. Harta lisa Tnnte. VUm. 4-a A.LERiCA;0 . F; .U.A E FREE To all our Subscribers. All our subsi ers who will pay their sulb-:ription ;Ie(Ottnts to this pa per in full to dato, and one year in advance, will be presented with one year's subscription to THE "AMERICAN FARMER!" A sixteen-page Agricultural Matgazine, ublishevl by E. A. K. Taekett. at Fo:t Wayne. Indiana,:tnd which is rapiil taking rank as oteof ti h leading Agricultural publications of th" country. It i- it vored exelusiv(ly to the interests of the Far mler. Stock Breedler, Dairymtan. G:irilner, aid th,ir homsiholdl, and every sp cies of industry connected with that great portion of the lwople of the wco:ll. the Far mners. 'Fhe subseription prie is One 1>ollar per Year. Farnters eat not well get along without it. It. puts new iuleas i:1to their mimils. It te ach:es them how io - farm with profit to themnelyes. It Imakes the horne happy, the young folks cheer ful. the growler conttedti, the downeast happy, tnl the dinogogue honest. This offer is made by 'T'. F. GRENEKER, Editor and Proprietor, Herald and News. THE PRINTER BLOWETH HIS OWN HORN! (There being none rea.iy to blow it for hiw,) r BY SAYING That he is Prepared to Execute ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING At Prices Lower than ever before known in Newberry. L We enumerate as follows: Ball, Party and Wedding Invitations; Ball. Dance, Wed. ding and Party Cards; Beautiful Paper and Fine Cards: Business Cards, Circlars, Bill and Letter Heads, Posters, Dodgers, Receipts, AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF WORK. Come and examine our Specimens! And then ask our Prices ! And then give us your Work ! And then we guarantee Satisfaction ! We wili not disappoint you! We will do all work at time promised ! And if not satisfactory, no charge will be made ! Forty years experience enables us to say and do this. All that we ask is a call. THOS. F. GRENEKER 1884, MI FOO0Tv 18571 FULL AND LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Dry Goods, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS. VALISES AND SATCHELS, HATS AND CAPS, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, FURNITURE AND CARPETS, And a General Stock in Variety tootedious to mention, all of which is of. fered at PRICES THAT DEFY CO.APETITION. CALL AND BE CONVINCED. A T TE OLD ESTABLISHM3ENT OF M. FOOT. P. S.-Country Merchants will find it to their advantage to examine mny Stock, It will save them mon.y. October 16. THE HOLIDAYS COMING. Now is the timne to prepare for thein. Finest Variety of TROJPIC.AL ]F'RUITS IN MARKET. FRES3H CARGOES EVERY WEEK. tBananas, Cocoanuts, Oranges, Malaga Grapes, t ---NORTHERN FRUtTS Apples, Figs, Peanuts, Raisins, I uts, Citron, Currants. W Orders filled with dispatch. C. 3A RT & Co. Oct 30O 6m Charleston, S. C . +O*Petr e.Onderon ~--.d- -EEYHN FOR THE GARDEN." O. "fR o l claldieons containing * PL ANTSp :0 ?em.e~uhuadfetm .= 35 &37Cortlant Fo 185 gfrer'e:: ,;* ::.."W**.m, N wYork. Deco 5-51-se Ne,w Christmas Goods. W'ER S A 4la rge lot of Can Goods, all perfectlyF fresh, and at low figures. A4 ftuI line for eChristmalis. Call on B. H. Lovelane. lot. Thes best brand of Minee Meat andMic 1a n pl utr is Apple iSutter, at the Little Store of B, HI. Lovelace. T2V ?1e AL.! N'ew Blaking Powder. In order to get W11 b maed the celebrated WIn.dsov flaking Pow- an~ocapeoers ders befora the public, I will give one orderin~ it. It contains ~Majolk-a desert plate with every half decipldO1*r SEDS, *pound can of the Powder sold D.LFERRY&CO.D~I t Clhwalh auidfHendrix ClgapM. The tei: - - _ 1ebratted Juhmbo Cig*r the heet ni 90 d- To any body who haa diase of gart s n ti makt a st oflirat or lugs. we will send proof thes g *. .iyfr e e eap fueea that Piso's Ciire for' Conaninption has pbr -a B.lI flH. ILlalCe, enrod the samie complaints in other pe,frsl nany quantity andt guar. E. T. IIAzELIxINE I.uat ed pue Pepper andI Al-.pIeo whole. D201y Warren, Pa. SNutinegs, Citron, Cutrents, Ae., cheap ____________ jby B. U. Lovelace. ceabbage-, Turnips, Iri.'h Po:ttoes, re- BURNW EA.M'S cved Ia fresh lots three times a we-ek, ,,IYIPtOE i f iron T enneseand New York. Also Standard Turbine I eG Dee il 2t B. H. LOVELACE. *,,0, r n tage. 1n0re pow%er. andi is G COOD CH EE R ...rrfssy,aoio g e IN ALL Turbine itn the wortl. grew '. Our Country Homes. Burnhan Bro's.0ro,aK.. tChiristmnas ,resent2s FOit OittParker's'Tonic Goohd Choer at Christtat is awlays p r sent1 int ourt cunutry botnes. But the Goodu 'teer Sthat We Want to give vounilb it o o a nyturn h oidays. but all throu<h .be By spec"al "'arrangement we are enabled to APr alyMdcn ht h Kive to -very subscriber to HI:'tLIand .U.ws Never Irstoxicates. either u.o .1 Cie-r or Our Count ry Ettia,?rker's flaIr Balsam is 2noly periamod ad Goie'l Cheer is a clean. purre, beauuted y is1 wsrran ed to preven - ailing of the hair atad '- pr.e.2-aeotlfml pr oft 115 to remove dlandrufr and i'cbl..g. "Joa-.m anTheait' Good Cher H SOX&C bright and iparinr. Goodi Cheer as a certa~ HnCO ' C . Iedttor sryt, iinever sense. good tijrollnugtre, e Vr good h--Ip, go 1teraturf.; good mora1s and 50ec. andl Si s!Ne.. at all 'otora in mediicifiem. P alwayes Gopd Cheer. t. editor is airs. Kaite t.roat saving jy byting 4ollar Size. U-pso'p Clark, a versatL.e atnd .rprightly writer, -______ well known ~ren ders of the ilteraery prtas; a ofbg taet,o 1een lsritaltuo, S RCA S * i-. of Goeni Cl er?'SYE W~ 3U ~ 80 P ~our Coun;ry i Womo is a l6-paae. mnrtbhy ~hitt honiors at att great.World'A Exhibi t" )iks'4.id Cna in. sigs.. ap pearance- and g3u:d -.t gunis tor *ev'ntetn year.'. Otaty Ameican a 5 drnt ito ths un-rusts or the !ariper and 1eLant' awurlO'd wich 'at any. For cash.easy t 4I i . It itdmc to ny;.ka nr eOantry i.y;.sents or re-ntedt rauIea ~ree mr rc2t ) UPRTGHT PIANOS It 'Igr $t IsadUdb runtr 1 o x reenitim vewtry HtbS hestolne got j pk S~al ;srienceten 0 a.peop a pev'ntin lunotntrOiaS enStE:a-liIi *t'ai rip ap e-ndr al e wail asP bscrthr o to rv iou''stiriemm on oa pgr -ra st hese e.y cet~ papers for one year, boru sit teiiady re-tto u1 ,tr.ThA ud yopg1f get 2 papers for the prioe at one, an'. dly a' oiing liabity I') get ')Jt "f tulna. I, alO:O.. Chistmas present toT iour family. Illut,trated ;a.r-ogne~ freer. h* bc hel.hes anl on ye-r"-, auitoa in ti'. MASON & H AMLJN QRSGAN AND PIANO CO., be vapue to ge-t lb.- adI-autag f- aaf ttis "trer lbtsin.1 t Ti-ementt st'. , . Y"tr, 4'i E. 14ih r a TttGant ~w. 'e :6J chiene t .h Ave --0 DRYI) D0S DRl! D.oC FLYNN.a A r ix weeks st-iv in the Markets has retuirel with the 4T . RT L I NiR and 1!; EASI NG A nnouncemeit 6 hat he hasi, bought1i G 4O.i$ at and is determined to sell them accordingly. If there still lingzers the faintest dioht that the ?ar seeing jumluln.1t. the many years' experience and the umlailing poW er ASS have seureil for FY IN N : position in -l... l ' 1 * ? . : :; ?t 1; :'i ei t ' . "t ?: d C.r',; .' t1l tl co I,.-tattt ainm is to clnply)V 4ur friend an !atro:-. with t d bt-n st gou4s at prices tha.1t, leave COMPE1T 'ION. IN THE SHADE ! Our efftrts hieretofure have been appreciated by a tiserind nating and intelligent public. and our past success enablesus to continue the good work an-1 do even better than before.. We are now prepared to show Goods (which is no trouue" and to sell them at prices that cannot fail to please the great est. liseiples of eenomy. BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY, COME WEAL OR WOE. Defies the fates themselves, Organizes his vast resources, and Meets the coming tidle of unnatural competition with a barrier of yet Unheard of Prices ! JUST A FEW NOW : 3..4 Shirting, - 3&S and 4c, 78" tilendale and Piedmjont, r1. 4-4 sheetings, - -5 and Se Isleachings, . - - 5, 64. 7. M. 9 and 10e. Good Calicos, - - -. 30 yards for $1.00. " . - 25 " " Standard 4 - - - - 2') ' 1lest Brands, .- - - 1f Jeans from - - - - 1;)c. per yard up. IIeavy homec made Jeans, -- 35%. pe'.r y:r. Good I?eather Ticking, '- - '- ;'wr yard. 12-4 heavy Counterpanes, $1. 5 Ijeau:iful Marseilles Quilts, Cheaper thani ever before. --0000 At Prices to 81111 the Timaes: Children Shoes, 35c. up. Misses " 50c. up. WVoimen " 70c. up. Men's " 90c, up, Time and Space do not admit of de tai!ed quotations of everything. All that is necessary is to give FLY N N a call and satisfaction is guaranteed. 0. J. PUROEILL. Masiseer.