The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, August 04, 1886, Image 4
~hc tvdd god: two
Local and Special.
THIS PAPER P .t.i"*
inWDM W 9n. 1e M
A froelh sIppl)y of strong A io nt
Whlite willn VIrt(-gars fors nali Ch1eap at
Jtobl'i1401n's I)r1g More opposite the
post of lce. 7-21-t f.
Itemem,tber tho Mir11nn itelerve 'um(I
Life AssoIlition gives instr'a il at oi('
.1lily.
Ihrll M l ar u al School ,liest of al
kImo'isilj on, 2.---n &X il. ( Iif.kt
'Ilia llitum e O o'nn, if' ut Anl
dm,ttiulI, ohny mi'$ . -17
hultnsning opomIit UnihartleyPilof
lotr FI1amiy Me tllicIl t o
1-7-- A . . i n r.i o 111 Iax i,f .
Ts*n's Puenk of g iteni Itt .iilhe' 315f1' u iy.
iTownt,shylI'y o. ul.,es 8. . Illornsbyii
tlni ancy l. f,tofrh $-,
bn to itoi (,11111u atn . -7 I f.
l' III 4 IIne ('u uii u t (;( a't'e i c 111118
IIon ofher a iltth.enlK i
rl-57--1 -f.
Townshi No. .--:. h. 'oplock to
Sally'T'hotrllson , orne lot, for $25, oin the
2nd; Jos. Calwell, Jr., to C. Iluron
(;altlwell, IIII 1-110 nLVrVS, for A.1,500 (ln
the 221 i; (I. H rii n. Calwell 1 0i-1100
acere$, With bui1libug n1111 mnehin1ery, for
i2,000, oil thel- 22 i 'l.
Townxhsl No. II. --Ei-zabeth Itker to
Geo. A. ltiiser S62I aeres for $1,t0I, on
2n(l.
I)reas Maukiing an(! 1uiei', Misse'x aonl
(;hiire'. 'I'ailorin". (1 rm1-lentl (uIIIt by
the glove fit,ting tylei, givinl;,f perftect
tool.hn s anit i i'gl lga t lit. I)n:tp II ing In
latest styles by h rl. S. A. Il.er &i Co.,
lain Street. t f.
For e11p Ilihbles mill Testameuts go
t.o Caxton &\ 11unt'1. I f.
New traw hls jst reeive(1 tl for
s 1a l I )t hol t b u prirs's by l. B. It se ll.
A-211-1 f.
21oot" 1n1 hIs I ow ()V ill t
l10-tf. .1. 8. Itiitasia,t.'s.
F'ish11I'n a.le at. Canst on &Iltutt's
Oli rou, tken1 fromt the jatil el Ps, as
good Its new, foi sale ihea t by
3 -:1 1- (If.l J t . It. fi Ii ,.
Po<'r blank hooks, 1 oeket. books oe' any
kifw of books call on ('nlx'sin & 1' 1n1.
Ml.allonery, gi ii, A<4 at low prier, aI
(;upIIIni's.2i f
Ilhrtihay eu;U11s til hnl I iin's -hook
.-tr f". .1 h I . i f.
A ri1"$14tl on II f Feie.
Ii1'lhhg 1the4 l ofst. ofn1ine of a1se hull
1 layell in this cily1, het tw"en he OGra(l,ys
1is4 the Coll as, a uuher of chill
iien were la the nsi lienve, aneamon
Dins a bright. 1111( emrly--haIre(1 boy,
who took a deep lterest In the g{ame.
At. thlit, stuge of tyhe hon tiel
lther iIll, lwie mak am.i stoode
('lese 1o 1the hat,'-the lIIt.le fellow elosely
wat'ho1i the mloveuunt, hi11h'1 i was now
to him. A tlnstoI)ly he tur'ne(lt to his
mother, ami'i in hearing of m 'any l'les,
aslxt1: " mlmitml a, what, is I.hal muatl
l ultiug t.hat. h (uslle 'otn is faer for'
Of oIcur's wV ar not exleele(I to de.
xeribe til2 eli',e1. 1us.on Ithose who hel1
they toil isst l i. Croi/iri',o //r.'-sre/. 3'
Jill it, i ihotl lym o pr i os e't'tnt Ol
Di.sehInlilti etsatyMaksa
11ason I& takn in 3otle' tl.. i
8aiiimbryvh' ory- Paten, litampedui, Iat
-Itt u ilie f Ji'. (1. '1 '.Spe il, .')]
SI1' kle i arrl' anl'hiistf lis. avl
ror genra t.eatregoto 51111g1i.1131 C asii. t?onu
F4ittls', Wheiit1'lo allles, Arse.d &c.,rt'"
onC,apman's.felo i 1 21uiilil.- (li'3.
J. vi. lhush,Illeho,Ak $'-t.
mamumel J.Titden JPea4.
(B.eolal to the lferala and News.)
Cowi vh1A, 8. 0., Aug. 4.-Samuel J.
Tilden died this muorning In New York.
Moxie--on draught at I'elh.:u's.
Mr. Will Wright 11 11 .1 visIt to La,u-1.
repIs.
The Norrow (1alge Is progressing
(ltlely.
Mlr. .1. 1) ilith hais improved his
feninllg.
itr. .1 S. (Iloatl, of Mimirla-tburlg, Is Iin
t ho city.
Mr. J. 1'. P'ool left for I Iendersonville
yesterdhay.
'i'o-daty is two muilut.es shorter Ihan
yesit-rdaly was.
I,ist FrIlliy un, the aniversary of
(1'11(' (ll ll" 11.iy~ i Ili 11 i V iIir l
Ml's I,uey Whaley, of (;lluloin, Is vils
iting at Mir. itlise1's.
'.I'he l.bem-zer Campul meetinogs ar"o
tlessinlg of Itc epa"t.
llss "111dhh I utlmbron returned from
Colmbaitla uI'nesdlay.
Ir. Johnnie Norris amltil sister returrned
from (inard." Motlay.
The rin 11 tmday night revived 1the
asir"ll of the fartners.
Nr. 'I'. y. VIckor and fattmily are on a
viAIt to M.h9/ ezunta, Go.
rir. E. A. cot.t lft 'alesdisy for
it brief visit to Colulnblat.
M1 I"slorence Kelly, of Charile.toin, Is
vlsit ing III. 1)r. Me lit osh's.
1ae. ' . Kinardl, of the C. M. 1., r"e
tullle l osthe city last. Frday.
ir. Kan Itlozer is hull aling a hand
11m1111e resdlence on (;alhoiu n Street.
''he Misses McCaulghrii lift for Con
e' rd, North Carolnua, last Monday.
Miss iat le Moses i{ on at visit, to her
alnt, Mrs. Phi1111y1, of Ilhilaidelphial.
Mrs. Filing ln Afi M isk tichnison, of
I.:t1irels, weie In Ohe city last week.
Milss Agl-s Keyht, of l'ros'crity,
slent a Iew days in the city this aweek.
Why is i henp1eketd husband like a
tough hee fsteak ? Beenu 1se he is btaeked.
Ml;s Nell(e Chapman left for Green
ville last Momhay to attemd the tealcherlt'
inst 1111t'.
The Iiu"ti of holling Mttndy Stlool at
the ilntheran (hurelh hats been c'hanged
to 11:30 ia. Inn.
(Qluite :t numner of "out siiers" eseort
(3 4.he eliegates to (41ambla yst y lerday
to see Ilie ion.
Mr. Ilarry (larlingtot left for Chilng
Oi last 4Fridlay, where he has Ia position
as bookkeeper.
Mr:. M(Mackitn, Mrs. Dr. Itubert?on
tanl M11l,; Il:ives Itett(edl the Missionary
ineEl lig lt I'roillerit,y.
Mrs. Ml. J. .lones aid diaughtter', MISS
Iuatie Any have netrned to thlme city and
are aL. Mr. Hltin I. Jones'.
Iit le Pitcher--No. The Afriean (11.
moInt Iltlid sare nel. the grollmds of it
('oloredl base hall cilub.---/Kr.
The fee on doliesl.le money unirers foi
amlolints unterltIlve dollar11s has heen re
dit0.d fromu eight. to live eells.
The youang folks ejoyed quite 31
pleasaut. evening at i sielal Iat Mr.J. K.
I'. (ioggants' on 'I'hclrsday uighnt last.
'I'he Augusta, Edgetleld Iand New.
hurry Railroad will he completed from
Algusta to Edgetleldl by October lith.
()n Jolly 24th, the Comptroller of (,mr
rency anthorizedl the National Blank o
l1areu:s, S. C., to beglin busi1ness with i
enl pital of $(1s,000.
'lThe Joint Suanmer Meeting of the
State Agrieliur"a l and Meclleal(teal So
ilef.y' and( flae State 1G1rang mig'Ibeets I
C'ohiatuhla f(o-(ly.
camp11 gril iil were14 sol to1 Mr1. 11leu1rs
Ii. I li'eg Ian fr'oni. of thae Coart l'Ilouisi
on1 Mloanay, saleday.13
.lIr. Fr'an k Lcslant and i M( Ir. Fieanster, o)
FaIrIlbl, wiero oat a vIsIt h;nst weeik 14
Dr l"ult. whlo has11 bieen for a1 lang limni
con)fined(4 to his bed.
We( are'i gIlad to) see0 I r. lI'i4be, Co
scriptf (1ion'ek, at. lih lllliis ies galn
aIfter ai se'vere hIlness.
Mr.'. Walhue C2line' is ablout to bneghi
th ma niakig of (10,000 brIck. 'We ar
1)leazsed to1 see43 that. our friendi 114 wakii
to) his onld-timelc einergy.
WiVth 1Its next 1lssue the Lauireans Adi1
verther'1 enterOs upon01 Its se3cond( volume14
If. Is an1 onItspOkenl and1 newsy83 shee0(
and14 deserves'0 the( supporlt, (of the0 pulblic
Slver'al parties an'e malkiing tup for'
vIsit to (Gle'nni Spirings foa' the doubt
purp~ose3 of rest anad walter1. Wearel'( tob
that,1 the( spn1'gs hnave been'1 made41 qit
Thler'e will be( i a11meetilng of the New
berr'y (County13 F'oarmers' CI lub, at thn
Court. 11luse Saturday1L3 the4 14th alt I
n1. m1. E xecu4tive ComitteenI r4eque0j 1ste(i
to mee3(t af. 10 an. m., of 11( he same3 d1ay.
T1heren' will be( an1 exe(3nrsioln fr'on 42
IlumIla to Carlnlestonand11( re(turn i on ) thn
5th 1, 1tIth, 7th and1( 9th iinst. for *2.001, vi.
A. ( . Ld. to gIve yIsItors Ia chanceii to wIt
neSS at game1 (If base44 ball1 be4twee331 n ar
1'st on and Mavainnahi.
14tootIng AAreny.
L~ast SundICay mior'nIang aibonit 2 0'cloclC
WE wo pist! 31hots wer heard3 C1 inIi thet dlirge
t.lonl of Cline1's olhI shnop, bult no4 palrtleul
lara altEtnton was11 paid to It. Laoter II
I ho daly Antders511onnedy told p1ollee
ma Miller thmat hie had1 been shot but1 I
said111 he 4 didnot kinowi who1 shot haiml
.A4Ihln Caldwvell wias afterwards arnresteE
as thIene Ia evllen'e t hat he ild 11h4
shool4ting. Thel( 11 hallet(eed .Anderson'
left. side, strlikinIg aI 011ib 1( and annglnn
aIround to) th ac (k, It was anfte''~rwar
eu',lt by11 h r)as. I lou,seal & KIbler, am11
Ande14rson1 Is albiout on Ithe streelst iagalin
Tise 111uilding( an1a( .#inn ANMO4iniona
WiVll meet at1 fIle 1(. of 11. Hfall (In Sat
urdayi13 eve('ninlg thet 7113 of Auigust , lat.8:31
oI'01lock, for' the purpnose)M of loaning thn
must14 he1 pahil by3 TI'turraday 5th I of Auignust
J. WV. M. StMMoss,
It. S434. and14 TIreias.
93e. ,Iohn Ihnwkfins.
WVe 1have4 enigage'd Mr. Joh n Illkhi 14
the( caminpalgan, 1also to) solIeIt subscIp
t ioas, atdvertleeents and1( job or
Any knndne's shnowin IhimI ill be anppre
elatted. A. C. .JONER & CO.
1'l'roprietor lnxuAr.n ANtI N :ws.
Th'le lHee'lor' Filre En~ ginae C?omnpany
made(14 a ered3(itallble parade14 Fidally after
noon1 last. 'lThe enlgine, hosei reel(3 am1
coail earlt wor1Ie tine usl5l1 hadI(ge of mHournI
lung in m1emonry of thnelr fellow~-mnemlber'
Mn'. Ed. Crooks who1 latlelv deceased
'The company03 wa'ls 1not niggalrd of iti
w3atler It belIng layed''( hll (op1Ions qlunti
110 nu S 04r111 btin.niig .141( 13'..
THEF STATE 1DEIKOCSATIC CON-.
V'E%TIOti
1ehtrt in Colunbla. and After Routine
IRae.lnesw Eleete EX-6overor
Hagood Cbartssan.
COLUltiIA OFFICE HERALD & NEWS 1
CoL:MDIA,148. (., Aug. 4th, 1880.
The Newberry delegates are all
here except Mr. A. (.. Wise who was de.
tained by Illness In his ftally. Mr.
Malcolw .Jolnstone was telected by the
delegatlons to till the vacaney. Senator
Mligh cane down on Monday to attend
the tueetig of ihe Board of Directors of
the. Columbia, Newberry and Laureiis
Railroad Company and was therefore ia
lay ahead of the othr umembers of (he
dlegatlon.
'The vote of the Newberry delegation
will be divlded on the (overnorshl).
Horne are for thteppard, ome for Ris"k.
ardsou and others will propably vote for
Coker. Newberry having no candidate
gives her" dlelegation nn ideperndent po
sit loi n Lilt pletsure.
''The contvention is conmposed largely
of young ment and new met, bitt a ntm
ber of famuilhlr laees are to be seen on
the ground working with their delega
I.tons and fricends in the int.erest of their
favoriuzs. The most prominent figures
on the groulnd areO Tillmanu and Dawson,
(Moses and Frank). ''he compact re
ported to have been made between 11hese
mens w%-as the subject of umich discussion
diuiIng the day and last night, and while
it wag thought dturing the (lay 1111d lur
lng the early portion of last evening
that this colbinatilon would win, it is
elaimed Ihis mourning that the orpositlion
will nlite on romtte one and defeat, It.
Tie inconsistent position of Mr. Till
man has wesakened hi14 intlience, and it
i now said that he will not he able to
deliver the goods. The farmers tre very
mueh displeaped with the Tillman-)aw
sou alliat nce. 'l'hey failed to see any
uew del or ehange in the coilitiot of
t hiugs inI this muove.
(8p10lul to the I1F.1.I. .tN NEws.)
(o,eati nA, Aug. I.-I1 is reported
atnd naot contradicted thalt. T1illhuan and
1)awsonl have comhinid. 'illnuu to
sipport Miles for Attorney Uetleratl, an d
to withdraw his opposition to Citadel
Academy. In return Unwson to sup.
1 ort. Sheppard for Governor andl give the
lluhence of News and Courier for Ag
ricultural College. Dawson, Tilhman
and (. S. Ilist are in charge of this
side and have agreed upOn 1ii-t as
Chaiman.
At one time yesterday It was thought
that they had the strength to will, but
the opposition letl by the friends of Col.
lticlairdson claim that they have gained
lnrilg (he night and will defeat. the
eombina11ion. GoV. Ilagood is the
c:boiou of t.he oppositiont for Chairmn.
''he indlcatins at present give Slep
pard the lead, Iichlrdson second, with
ia dark horse 111 n111a1 lihe. LiteI
tenant Governor, 11udson andt(] Mauldin;
Seeretary of State, I.etter aid litt
pilles; (.lomtptroller (eneral, Stoney, no
op positiou; 'ri-eastirer, llamnberg and
T1hom:1s; *.stperintenident of Education,
lice ami Coward; Attorney General,
Miles 11m1 Earl, Witih chanees in Ole or
der above nanmedl.
11:1r, A. M.-T-"'I'ilhoaui canutts refinsed
to endorse SHieppa rd. lihardlson and
Coker stock hooming since the Tillman
1)awson l1li ance ses"ns to be dotued.
'illmai wants the maleer to go before
the people.
:1 p. m.--Uov, 11lagood elected temp o
rary and permanent chairman. 'Ihe
cOnvention, after organizilag, electing
vice-president, receiving resolutions and
appo.inilg the usual committees, took at
rrcess froi 2 to 4 o'clock.
- 1'. M.-First ballot for Governor,
tiheppimrd 619, Rtichardsont 112, Coker 47,
McCrady 29, Johnson 2 1, I'atterson 36.
TAIMEUNAcI.E lt' IRO01. PEC('\IC.
i rI. ('yrillia Itutlerfor'alK etsoeli Ex.
hiitlon Proveg4 a IBIst MucceWN.
On lasut T1hursday, the 29th, at Taber
nalleit Churlcht ini No. 5 townIship, thie re
por1te1r beIng 11n ivited( guelst, witnessed
4)61w of thme graleltst school exhlibition1s
t hat ihe ever' aittendedC. Th'ie exhIibition
wasIi givenl by tiheICO) accomlihed schtolair
and11( tenehter, Mrs. C yill a Ruthlerfordi
and11 hetr dut11Iful pupils11. fThe ocasioni
was1 grand indeed, and every one1 that
wVitnlessed the elxercises waIs perfectly
(arrled awaYly. it wasP at1rprsing to see
wvhateoutld lbe accomp jlished with children
and1( 8)11n1 hadiu 11s manly as8 ive dlitYerenit,
subljects to discuss, wVhlehi was1 done1
without tIle slightest error. T1het exer.
6elses be(gani att hlf-past u11ne and1( were
as11 follows:
Salutatory-Saille Smith, Wil lie flu
fordl, Malcomube .Johnslon, Jimiehll Davis
and14 Mamtite OxnlOr.
D)eath of IHumilton-Jmmiie Da1vis.
I LaFuayette-.-IVillfieBuford.
3 D)oLt.lab of hiine-Tommtle OxnerF.
'I lhe soldilm's dream (If home~.----I
' Smith.s
. M. Johns)uon.
, 1Thie famuily not). to patltern alfter--'ViI
lie Btuford , bal lie Sm Ih, Mamic OIxner,
l Tomitth Oxiner, M. Dicekert, Ida Smith
Fair Uneforll, .Johnie' MillerandIe .Johnnmiie
I lekert.
- T1hme so)f. Mununier6 rint--Mttl te O)xner.
1 Tlhe angels-- Ida Smith.
- Tihie greedy13 fox-JOhnie MIller.
- Th'ie liti 1l6 colt-Fair IBuford.
'lThe old and the new---Slle& Sith,
Mamiie Oxnter, Lydia O)xier, Mattle Ox
ner1, .Jlimmie Dalvis.
M uile ini (campl-SallIie Smith.
.. Bluggs--Jonnie Dickert.
. Six liItile rabbts-Blackblurn Mardls.
LIberty seekhig a homec-Mamle Ox
nor, Mattle Oxner, LydIa Bishop, Mal
com11b1. John1soni, Johnnilie Dicekert, WIllie
Buford, Tonmmie Oxner, Ida Smith and(
Sallie SmIth.
S W illIam's waiter-illlin-Sall Ie Smitth.
'[T e olored1 lecturer- -Jhonie Daivis,
WIllIe Buiford, Tommie Oxnker and1 Mat
IVatledleCtory---Jh1ole D)avis.
TIhet vale'detory was8 deliIveredl biy ta
small boy of only13 inie year11, and11 waIs
spo11ken wilth a sublimIty thatL wouildl
hatve' made a greait many113 older boys
After the e'xereisesu were over' dinnier
laden wIth the dlilferenIt varieties of
mfenits tand pastr.ies that. it sCe(e tas
though it would1 111 have t(nelnmb to Its
burden, but fortunately the order wats
givent and1 It wasI relievedl to eomeU (etnt.
A'ifter dinner~ was11 over the minl Crowd4.
wastl invited to) Mr Johna Smlths's where
there was altrealdy eree'ted a la3tformt
unde.1r 11h1 shade11 of someW beauItiful oaks,
where the younI)g were permitted to en
joy th"lmselves' ini a sOelail dhance.
Wv. C. S.
Tciepeance Letture.
Mrs. Satllie F. Chtipln, Suiperintentdent
of the SonIthernt deptiaenit of thme W.
C. T. UT., will de4lilver a leelnre11 on temn
I p4erancee at the Methodi-t Chutrch next
I'rlday e'vinug Angust 5th, at 8 o'clock,
to the WV. C, T. U. of Newherry. Th'le
public Ia cori'IaIly livited.
Gospel Hymn~is NO. 4. alt Ctastoni &
.linttlt ne fori en1 w41t,ith unolemfr. tf
PROSPERITY.
We had a delightful shower Sunday
evening, after a couple of weeks of pretty
warm weather. One going to Grace
Church Snnday night after preaching
would have thought It had been turned
into a millinery establthneit, julging
from the ladies' hats left there. Al
other good rain Monday evening which
revived ciops contIder+tbly. Good time
to slow tulnlp seed.
Preslenut IIU.(. Moseley, in company
with Mr. Oco. Wilson, left here Smulay
afterinoon en roule to Columlbia to atteiil
a neeting of the directors of the C., N.
& L. Railroad which met Moidav An
gust 2nd.
Last Friday eveling Mr. Pearce Wick
er came Iato town, and juist, as lie helped
his wife 1n(1 child out ' his buggy his
mule started oil seo. free and r.in
arodu tovn, over the ratroad to Mr. I.
It. Iar's, lown into his bottoms, and
had It not beenl heauded by the railroa(
emnbanukteit, no teliIng whiere it would
have stopped. Fortsuiately eo one was
hurt, the buggy way somewhat damaged.
ise ball its still lively. 'The Pros
perity tine expects to play the lirt ford
uim next Friday evenig at, this place.
'I'he mad news reachie(d n8 Monlay of
the death of Mr. Pat MeNniry, of Inter
latchie, Fla. lIe wis i a resilent of our
town, unid wits thought w 'elI of, and con
slkered ia promising young man. We
extend ouri' sympait.iy to his fatther. Mr.
Levi McNairy, w hto 1s a resldent of Pros
perity.
TIho report reached u:s Satur"day even
ing that, a colored mani had hanged
bhnself near Mr. S. S. Pay-singer's,'and1
ti name was given its Lee Ai ken, butt
1pont seartch i1. proved false.
Mr. John It. l,athaui, of (.hester, is
visitig his father-in-law, Major P. E.
Wise. lie Is well kno1wn iI Prosperily
itud his many friends extend to him a
rordial welcome to our town.
Prof. C. W. Weleh and wife' and Mrs.
Rtobertson are visit lg Mr. .Joe If. 111m1
ter. We are sorry to hear Prof. Weleh
-xpects to go to Texas to tealeh.
Mrs. J It. Botlware has broken up
liouse-keeping and e xpets to live among
her childiret. We are sorry in(leed to
lose such good citizens as Mrs. Bonlware
ad ftnily.
1)r. E. C. Ridgel and family ate I
town visiting relatives. We are glad to
grasp the I )octor's hiand, with his usual
smiles.
Mr. S. L. Fellers is the happy man
It Is a1 boy.
Mr. Frank Sebtmpert. has been grant
ed a week's vacation whieh lie expects
to spend in Johnstous and Augustat.
The Executive Committee of tihe Wo
manu's Missionary SociLety of the South
Carolina Synod, held a meethig in Grace
Chturch Monday evening August 2nd,
for the purpose of consideriitg the ad
visabilit.y of beecoming more anited with
ihe S. W. Va. and other Synuds in the
work. They decided to st'nd ia delegate
to their next convention. It. W1. J.
SMOKEY TOWN.
If not out of place I will give you a
sketch of the ups and downs in this see
tion. 'The health is good, crops are liue,
the small grain was pretty fair.
O'Neall school is in a linou'ishiug con
dition, the teacher is preparing the pt -
pils for a public exhibition on 12th Au
gust. 'The prospe(ts are hight for at
lively time for the Old and y0oung1(.
Ilven't see ii a eandidate in this see
tion yet.. What's wrong that you cant't;
collie roun d and give our hands a slight,
shake? Don't be shy of the letbers of
O'Neaill farmers' ciull, they are all Dem
ocrats to be sure, and ptre, if they don't
have the samte opinions that others have.
One Warwick insist-s we have the right
to vote as we please, that. we all adm it,
lie scents to have sailed into the O'Neal1
farmers' club and has, as he says, our
opinion of the m1iu an who will not huzza
fa onr ownt conuty. Now, Mr. War
wilck, any~ one might sutppose from tIe
tonte of you r commnienltloll that we,
the memuber's of O'Neall farmers' cht
leave just about the same opiniont of you
thatt you have of those who differ witli
you. We dont't de(sire anyt of your feel.
lngs of sltrpris t' : the action of the
farbners in and1( abouit O'Neall. 1 le,
Waurwick, says5 t here Is a good ilace hiere
for some11 Newbe'rry peol)eh 14) stiek a pin,
and ai great b)ig oneC too.,1 (ldon't givo.
size but supp)lose It, is 1as large ats thie pei
he wvields so w~ell. Iluzza for Warwick,
lie may yet bec'omte pimuie dictator foi
O'Neall farmers' chub, and if so, he c:mr
have the honor of emllorsing himself as
ai lit rpre)tsentalt lve for any pJositiont, elvel
that of becomtiing pre'sidCet of O'Neall
farniers' eltub, of which he has suech
opinions of wvho inight dlifYer' withI htim,
I would here iiform Warwick thalI
Messrs. .Johnsitonie and( Lip)scombh wven
not lgnlored by thie O'Nealhl farmiers
club, to the conitrary, t hose ttuein hiave
warmit su1pporters; and1( 1 vent lure to saLy
they13 wold go as8 far~ as Watrwick fo's
either of Newhierry's worthy soins. At
thte t.ime I his club was organiizedl i plae(
on1e Detmocratic plan11k In Its (loor. T1hec
p)roceedings wer*e puhblshed lht, diid no0
stit Mri. Editor' of tile Report er, a114 he(
suaggested that thie 1Demnocrati plan11k h)(
taken Oult; so lat next mIelting, aften
c2are'flly conusidierinog tIt he lims of ar
r'ekeyedo. Out comes(' one1 Wa;rw,ick inll
commii etiiietloll in tile Reporter, hteadedt
"Smiokey TOwel IDowsings,"' and says ht
Is so surprised at thiose mien who are sc
willIng to Igtnore good mna at home and
then he would like if thee citizens about
O'Neall wvoutld ask thlemselve'1s If Johin
Beltonl O'Neall would hiave dlotne so.
D)one what ? why3, ex(ercise the riohtt tc
exlpress their views. J. B. O'Neai'I wan
(lie mnni 1 to exercise Ithe right of his
op)ineions, and( if hie was here to-dauy hl(
would say to'O'Neall club yout have ex.
eresedh (hue right of freemeti. If we hat
mntore of t he O'Neahl in Newberry Con y11(
we wotuldi have fewer dlictators. Whet
thhtigs were not ('lt aiid dri'ed to siti,
1a11 tings wvill wvork togethert for good t C
theose who wvill attendl to thaer owtn btsj.
ness5 and1( let othiers' biusiniess alone. Sc
we dot't p)ropose takinig antothtetr pittnii
out of otti floor let mtliumtr whio inav:,
stick to Ott line11, let the pin st ick w~ho~it
may. Wottld be glad to see Watrwiel,
at 3 o'clock p. im., shiatrp. LIkely hte wil
be greetedh whi a hiearty welcome.
I)UTrumlM A N.
MT. TAIBOR.
A good t'a!nu on Monday chiee'red thlt
Mur. litu'ibus Pi'nce., of ('oinbia
spuent aI fewv datys in thue neighiborhioo(
diuig thie week.
Mur. t'. I. Bowers, hazving sold heis plaet
to L. W. Shieely, expects to mtove abhoul
the idlehI of October itto Lexinigit
CJouty near .Amlick's ferry'.
We icairn (heat Pro'4f. E. 6. (0ounts will
move litto Mr. Shteelv's house its s4on n1
Mrl. Bowers vaca:tes it.
Mt. Tabor igh school is bioumig an
expects to get its eat alogue out1 by thul
ile of Auguist.
Since (the ratilroad mtovemen't ha:s be
come1 a (crtalin ty, at lively st rugghe
bintg talsed as to thie locatio o(1(f thc
rouite let somte sections. We htave th<(
tumost contlen'tce hn the littegrit y of thiu
board of directors and( ats they ar<
jiledged to locate It ont the most iuracti.
cal route, we ought to pledge oursolvee
to abide satisfled with their decision, ind
not begin to find fault and aconse before
the first survey Is wade.
The Sunday School Convention of
Newberry Conference will meet in Mt.
'I'abor Church on Friday Iefort+ the fifth
Smunday of August, and after the adjourn.
ment conference will mnet at the same
place.
Our farmer,' elub meea"ts on Friday
evening at 3 o'clock.
From present indlcations one of our
fairest young ladies will ere long be sac
riflced on Ihe hymlenital aiiar, if studying
a gile to hou4e-keeping on Monday
after a long call was made, may be taken
s8 i sign.
Politics quit"t, with Capt. Lipscomb in
the lead for Congres4 and Pope Repre.
sentative so far. L. C. 13.
VAUGHNSVILLE.
Miss -Veda Barre is visiting Mrs. C. A.
Brooks.
The Misses Sallie and Mary Watsou,
of Edgelleii, are visiting their tunmle, Mr.
J. C. .enkims.
Mr. Bllmck and family, of Lexiglon,
spent Ia few days w itl M1r. P. H1. Koon
last week.
'I'he farmers were blessed withi a good
rain last Monday.
The new Domocratic club organized h
at Vaughntsville on the 29th of Jutly en
rolled thirty-two members at Iheir first o
m eoting.
Mrs. Sallie Williamis oin a visit at
her father's, Mr. J. S. Brooks.
The temporary bridge at the Work
mtan bridge across Little River, hats
:agai been rebuilt.
''he barl;eeue at Mr. J. A. 11111's place
on last. Fridny was a grand success.
.A'om/n,//ons.
f"'or Probate Judge.
J.1. I. Fellers is hereby nominated as a v
eammiidate for re-t"lect tou to I he office of e
Probate Judige.
Fornm C'oun,ty Ta.enMurer.
The friends of A. It. Wheeler respect
fully annoumnce him for re-election to
the ollice of trea-urer, subject to prila
ry election. NEW1iH.tlty.
I hereby auiIOttnce myself as candidate
for Couity 'irensurer, subject to the
primary election. J. D). SMITH'I.
For School Counmisslo,ier.
G. G. Sale is hereby nominated is a
candidate for re-election as School Com
missioner for Newberry County subject
t
to the Primary Election.
For Auditor.
We heg to recommend W. W. Iouseal
is suitable to be his own successor as
auditor for Newberry Coumity agreeible
to the hrimlary plan. MANY FRIENI).
New Advertisements.
Railroad Election.
t
TII.: S'TrE o" SouIr CAROLINA. ]
COUNTY OF NJxwvuERn)Y.
OFlcE" OF '1'I.
- COUNTY CoMMISSIONERS.
A majority of the Freehold voters of
Toknship No. 4, or Cromer's'ITownshtip,1
In the said county, having made written (
application to the Board of County Con
iissioners for the said county to order
an elect-lon to determine whether or not
there sha11 be subscribed on t.he part of 1
the saki towiship the sum of Ten Thom- 1
sand Dollars in Bonds, to the CapitalI
Stock of the Atlantic and North western
tailroal Company, nunder tIme conditions
hereinafter nmed; it is ordered,
That am elect Ion by ballot be held at
Cromner's Store, on ue'I'sday, the Seventim
iay" of September next, fromii seven
o'cloick in the forenoon till six o'clock
ini time aifternoon, to determinie whethmer
there shall1 be sublscribedi by I lie County2
Commissoner's of tihe saId county, i
behamlf of said TIowniship No. 4, or* Cro
mner's TPownishmip, to the Capital Stock of
lie said Railioaid Companmy, the sum11 of
Tfen Th'ioiusanid Dollars in Bond.(1, pay..
able inm sixteena, t.wenity, twenty-foumr and
twenty-eighit years from their date, with
interest mit the rate of seven perP cemitm
pier annum, paiymmble annuly.
James S. Spearman, Johnm W. Scott
anm.d Wallace C. Cromer are herieby ap
pointed Managers to hold( saidl electionm.
Theii hallots Cast ait tis electioni shmall
have wvritten or' p1 Inted cmn thmemi eithem
time word "'Subscirptioni'', or the words
"No Subscription", time former being
uised to designaite the voter's desire thati
suchm81 sbscriptilon be miade, and the
12a1tter word1s beimng used to express the
votem's olposition to such subscription.
It is furthmer ordered, that thmis order
be piiulished in the Obscrver' or time
HIEntaLI AND NEwS, or bothm two mnews
paperOs published10( ini the Town if New
berry, for forty damys next pIrevious to
thel week of said electioln.
WItness our' hands(1 and( seal of oilice,
[L. s.1 thIs 28th (lay of July, A. D). 18811
A. .J. LIVINGSTrON, Chaimrmnm.
E. C. LONGSHORE,
.J. A. CRIOMERI,
Cohunty Conmissloneis for Newberry
Couty.
At test:
. 1(. 1'. GOC0ANIS, Clerk. 8-3-5t.
*N.otice ! Notice !!
Th'le County Conmmissioner'ms wvill bIe lat
D)ysom's Bridge oiver Saluda12 Rtiver mat1
10 a. mn., on F"riday, August 20th, 1880,
to awi~ard ai conitract for repaiminig the
aibutinmnt to said bridge accordlmg to
iplanis and speelhlcentions themn and t he
to be exhibited.
By order1 of lie Counmty Comnmission
ers. .JAS. K. P. GOQGANS,
8-4-2t. Cierk.
Notice.
Th'le Counity Commiss.oioer's call time
at tel tionm of landl(-owner1's to thle law rve
apuiing sa11id lnd-OWnerms to remiove fromi
thme rumiimng strea:ums of water on thmelm -
lanis mll trmash, trmees, ramft<m and timbn er
during time muomnth of August. Let time
work be done11 at1 once,
Byv orderl. of time Coun ty Comnmission
(r1. .JAS. h. P'. GOGOANS,
S~--t Cler-k.
Notice ! Notice !
Smupeintendenots anmd Overseers oIf pumb..
1lIc highwaiys are herebhy niotilled and dl..
meetedi to give to theoir roaids thlree (lay's<
work, mand miore if niecessary, omi or' be0- I
fore time tlrst of September next.
11y ordeir of Coummty Coimumssioniers. <
.IJAS. Ki. P. 000 A NS, Clerk.
.Illy 27 18861, 31
, essIin openis first Monday of October.
1'ln teachiers. T1eni pIanos hmm conistanit
use. F"a(ellitieos in Frenmchm amnd MusIc,
I mst rumienita andim Vocail, 11nsu1rpassedl
Whle cost oIf Board anud regmulm.'i'uI
titon for year $m(63.0.o
F"or cautalogue apply to
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This rowclvr never varis. A marvel of '
urity, strengthi anmt wholeomene$as. Mtoro
conoical l.u the ordilfniry kindii, and can
ot lie Solti (i om etItion ,it.h the multituclo
r low test, ht,"t. weight alni, or phosphaite
owilur. Sohl only In eans. ItOYAI. BAKINO
owInn Co.. iM Wal) I.. N. 1. i-]2-1y,
fIIas retch i i s at last, and I w isli to
emind you 1 hath (li m 1 ile has conie for a
eciled cl.uige l ii iinderwvnr and cloth
ag. Why will votl sciller from heat,
a"hen yol liiive tlw c.pport unity of se
uinig a sui1 in a iinice thin Serge, in
ilack and Iihtt or I)abh I )'Ete Suits?
'hese are the iost c"onfo rtablo suits of
lothing for this season of he year. Be
ides the above ment ioned goods I have
ther styles of goods which are equally
s comifortable. :Now, if you wvould bid
eilance to "Old Sol,'' coie and secure
cool suit of clothes. If yOU should not
eed i full suit I will call your attention
o a 1full line of Seersuckers in CoVs and
rests from $1.75 to $7.50. Also, Plain
llpaco, Silk Warp, Silk Serge. Mohair
nd Pongee Silk Coats at $1.50 up to
7.50.. There is no excuse for not keep.
ng cool during the hot weatier, and at
he prices I am offering these hot
aeather goods.
You will find It necessai y to su )ply
ourself with Lisle Thread, or Bal rig
ain or India Gauze Jndervosts. Also,
)rawers, Half Hose and Neckwear--hi
act, everything that is light and con.
ortable. Another item I had almost
orgott.en, that is necessary to an outfit,
ti that is as Fine Low Quarter Shoe, or
Gaiter if preferred. You will fild my
tock of shoes for make and style can.
tot be excelled. Thme material of whie
hiese shoes are inde are Calfskin, Mat:';
(id, Pebble Goat andi Kangaroo. They
tre ackiiowledlgel to be comfortable and
vell inade lin evry respect.
There is one article inore to coinplete
in outfit, meul tIatt is llats. Yoaa will
Ind an elegait assorlinent iii this line
)f Straw and Ft"o. in soft. and still' Hats.
'he coolest hia:ls for lit weather are the
)tanillas, Mackinaws and Cantons. Be
ides these I have the hlomrabazine Venti
ated HIats, also the Brown Linen Iel
nets, which hav heen so popular in the
)ast scasons, aid linl t hem more so this
Just. receiveil at biatiiful line of the
'utritan Silk 'mbrellas, a long felt want
o those who xise ihemat. Every umbtella
s guaranteed to wear better than the
) loria or Silk. or of lwxr bramtis. If yon
lesire one c'all andl see themii, yout can 't
xiilp but like thiemi, for t hey sell them..l
eve. Re.ixx'et fxlly,
MV. L. KINARD,
2-21-- C()lMlBIA, S. C.
~LUilts' -n (GRAIN,
it ATS, FLOURS,
3RAiN' ME'T',
- LA,FLOURS
RiA,N, ' MEATS,
LOAURS, . GRAIN,
EAS , FLOUlts,
~I1AIN, MEATS,
LOUR1S, O GRtAIN,
IIEAT'i .. FLOURS,
_RAIN'MEATS,
LOUIIS, U 3. RAN
dEATS, OU,
AltiAIN, MEATS
LOURIS, I GiAIN,
itEATS, FL,OUII8
IRAIN,i ' MEATS,
LOURS, GRAIN,
hEATS' FLOURS,
4iRAiN' MEATS,
GRAIN,
uIEAT8' FL,OUltP,
iRAIN. M'
o-.5-12m,l AT
Dheap and yet Cheaper !
Th'le times axe hard and111 money Is hard
0 get, and( I lhe p)roprietor of t lie H erald
IItatilonery St ore not so hardit as lit.her
>flers her stock of Si atIi(nery' at such
mi'ces us cainiiof. fall o meet!L te straiighxt
mied times.
Books oif all kinds eXxIept school b)ooks,
I. cost, an id Vancy SLttionery, Albhum s,
ta(kganuniton bo(ards, axi hanisix In
it ands, bielowv Cost.
A hIand(some assoimnen t of Sunday
chiool Card'xs, juist rIce ied.
u~ily 2913t:1t li ItA L l> STORE.
NOTICE.
Not ice is lierebiy given, th' lthe RIixeport
f then I;oardx of Assessors of the r-ea tx.
ate of the townx of Newherriy, S. C., for
iscal yeaxr 188it, for ta xatixon, was this
lay tiled hii this office. Sahl hooks will
emnam open1 for :10 (lays, fnir thle lusipec
ion of the citliens.
All hav'ing ex'(eptionls to salx id me
nleit must filx the smuiix oni or before
ingist 2uthl, I 88;, ftr iionside lxrationx by
lie counicil.
Br ordeir of the '(i loinelt.
7-21-It .'OllN S. F AI , Clerk .
Buickleni's Arxrica Salvo.
'I'xi 1x,r Mxvi l, ix wvorbli I(ox/Ont x. Sores',
iriQ, h >peix Salt ilnxnxi. I"eveir Sores, Tlet
erfecti '' u' sa ilct. It lx g nurraniteexi t o Ii
rice '%5 u'enits I' ix, . Fi il by -~Iex
Lyxons. 7 r,.14FrsaebyUilb