A. C. JONES, EIITOR.
( 4l C/7', . . C.
w IDN 1I)AY, OCT. 6, 1886.
at the Nuwspapel r Adve"r
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tb (t lt 'o" i va t, - eirt l l>gxi colore r,(
"tha,t w il ,; hi \' tlll ll' r it.. :tI' y u fort
on 1 o la a y;.,tiar. a tt.
Th tepeo lhno r tra
N
gate to Introduce Mr. Powderly was a
mistake. They claim that they only
want to give the negro anl eqIal position
with the white l:tborer anid yet tik man
was selected on account of his color.
We submit that this was an injury, both
to the orgaiilzat ion and the negro. It is
impossil>le to mnake an inferior race the
equal of ia superior by forcing Iiini ipon
tlemu :tiid to put this id;ea into the tl,inc1
of the iegro does ii im an i: ijustice. The
colored people Shoultd be encouraged in
every legitimlate way, bnt the ttiure sue
eeSs of t.he negro race will in no wi.e >e
belefit ted by the false idea of his right
to be the egc11nl, socially, of the white
pie'tille of our coulintry. W1'hit they need
is to try and elevate th'ir race by teach
ing them to depend upon their own ex
crtionS for eiducational tial inig by hard
vork, ini 'parate s'"ho;'ls, sepatate
tinr"ehles and separate orgatnizations of
every kind, strivilg to emllulate the vir
tn.'s of those around them, at to uerit.
the approval of the best euie of all races.
The uan who woull encourage the
uingling together ill a social way, of the
negro with the white man, does tlie ne
gro inlinitely iore barntI than lie who
woutl a>k thetn to sell their rights for
gain. 'he Knights of Labor will do
well to let the social feature alone. So
cety itself will regula;e (his.
'ill! ( IT . ANN<N EINTf .
'h,, rttrrn< jlst in:ale to the city clerk
:11 treasur('r.show tlit theic is real and
11'r4onal 1i'(periY in the city as follows,
to) wil.
lleal. 1'erional.
Wanl No. I.......'2 P,:155 $208,885
No. "'.... .. , tn,!O0l 13:1,S10
N o.......... 1t l.:110 12,700
No. .1 ........ :.2,1185 1OI.2"I 5
T al ..... .. . . . . .. 7140 5.',t 10)
31aking a tl.t:ll for real1 ani'l personal
pnr p~ rty of l1,:ll:,. :o.
lihe .--lInent, as m4iip:tred with
l:-t yart I wvir' a, f~lltowv.s:
l ealty. P'ersonalty.
1 %a ... .... ........ 7 ii7 1 4 7S, 71
A'. n ille -teen thire has been an in
(reao of $S,V5 in 1e:1 estate, and a aie
(reai oi 1 lSon-ilty of -2,!l: 1-:a r.et
'Tiis is a gol~1 -howilg, and would.
wi-hl an a-litionl two nill levy. give
-. ). .'. far 11 - < t :tl -lu rtnt 'f a
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EWBERR,Y HERALD AND
A Well-Known Phyalcial.
During the year 1876 1 was attacked i
with articular rhe tiatism-the efrects of
exposure to daipness and night air. I
exhausted all the remedies known to our
profession, invluding lodido of potash 1A
various combinations, witne of colchictm,
Iluid extract of poke- root, and various
other preparations, including a patent
potash preparation. I was also treated'
for several yeats by a number of our
best physiciants, bit obtained no perma
nent relief. For nearly a year I was
coIfined almost cointinuously to my bed,
and could not attend to business of any
kind. Being a practicing physiciani, I
was sonmewhat prejiudiced against patent
medicines; but coming i contact with
traveling salesmen almost every day,
who with one accord recommend the S.
S. S. to me, I linally concltded to try it.
I comienced improving while tsing the
first. bottle, and when I had Ilnished
half a <lozen bottles I was so ituch lm
proved that I was able to walk about
and attend to my business once more.
I consider Swift's Specille the best tonic
and alterative made, and I do not hlesi
tate to prescribe it in all cases requiring
a reliable blood puriller.
11. C. Ei>MUr ns, M. D.
Elberton. Ga., June 16, 1880.
'Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
Tin.E Swi.r SP'EcFric Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga. 10-20-1c
Commeircial Warehouse.
R. M. ANDERUSON, Manager.
F lIMERS AND MERCIIANTS,
SENiI) 'S YOUR COTTON TO SELL
or store. Few bales or many, send
it along. We will get for you very best
prices. Store at small expense, and
procure advances when desired.
Address R. M ANDERSON,
Manager,
10-13 Col mbia, S. C.
Opening of the Fall Campaign
loi the clothing trade has begun at the
Emporitnt of Fashion with a large and
well selected stock of clothing for men,
youths and boys. \Iv counters are full
of choiee suits of the very latest styles,
:ui my patrons will have no trouble in
making their selections, as this stock is
vomplete in every department. The
patterns this season are more conserva
tive in colors while there are fane3 che
viots in fancy colors and patt&rtis, most
i made in double breasted squiare cut
sacks. One button eutawavs are the
ra_e for bu iness and walking suits. I
have other styles. suieh as Prince Alberts
:nl single breasted square cut frocks in
-liag.nial-. 'hilp cord, cork-screws and
grani:e -. 3y cat:tway suits in worsteds,
eork <.rew, whip cord and ca-simeres
are btautie all made and trimned equal
t.) any custom made work, and will
ruara ;ec they will tit iust as well; in
fact in somne respects the appearan!e
an md g'ncral get ip is superior. The
tim has come when gentlenien have
stipp.1 pyin these abulouns prices for
c':-t.ltni mt1 illtlts whel they can
ha; . t u. of t l'e a il made uit imi
A1u:na ad I do tl-t get the credit of
=el.it:g n. . - an Ainve tig"ation is made
th(-y tak'- it for granltd ihat Mr. so and
h:a-l ;'hat suit mtt .:. ordler. The
mp'I'n--: made in readly made
-.-"nin f.'w years has been
.Ar . t.A trimmig~ 'a:1ul cut
" f _: r:,. - .-y v -.,:-iv," a Rre"at
-:' of t -.elal ea :-n
-'- inAA- 6f the~ ihter andi
.- - foot-w *' ear to Imoot this~
'4 l-i, aur' giurateed anid
- - I ~- IAA'.ow (iou a large
- -ir': in th.. -to'k are
* A%'k o,ver
.Just Returned
J4. EL'JItY,
- . d' prvunptiy
- ? -' m y sk,
Eduard Scholtz,
A ~i V Ebgl4,A
A I'T~ S.)k~hK
2n ~e; ! :-O', i y rj ' r ,
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A Tjhi J',a)l d of I AAl. A . of A'AIA;h Iejyy)
Ab iA . . IhA)A) on A,;; ndAJA:Ay Ih i n-t J d AI
U., 4Ua'Ih J5A'AA Ar f tAAi- u. y A 1 thi A bA
TihllOblAS S. t10)J(.bAN.,
N iJ W , vl.u.u-mv &
TO ALL
WllOM IT MAY CONCBRN,
We now announce that our stock of
Fall and Winter
Clothing,
Hats,
Boots,
Shoes, etc.
Is complete in every respect, superior to
miy stock we have ever had. This is
maying a good deal, for it is generally
3onceded that no one has ever surpassed
us in quality, style, or otherwise. In
fact it is often remarked that WRIBIiT d
COPPO0K KEEP THE BEST GO0DS. I hile
this is admitted, there are those, who
prompted by selfish motives, would sup
plement this remark by adding, "but
they sell them higher," to this we only
reply that we will in every instance give
as full value for the amount charged as
any living business can do. This is our
promise and we will make good the same.
It is a source of gratification to have our
goods and our conscientious representa
tion of the same thus complimented by
those who have tested them from year
to year for so long a time. We respect
fully invite an examination of our stock
and values. Yours,
WRIGHT & J. W. COPPOCK,
9--2 2-cf Mollohon Row.
Notice.
Application will be made to the next
session of the general assembly of this
State for a charter for the Chester and
Newberry railroad. 9-8-td
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWIIERRY--IN
COMMON PLEAS.
Christopher C. Colbert and others vs.
Mary E. Black and others.
By order of the court herein, dated
5th October, 1886, I will sell, at public
outcry, before the Court House at New
berry, on the first Monday in November,
1886, all that lot of land in the town of
Newberry, and County and State afore
said, containing two acres, more or less,
and bounded by lands of Miss Eva
Dansby and others, and by the public
road-continuation of Harrington Street
-leading from Newberry to Helena.
The property will be sold by a plat
thereof to be exhibited at the sale.
'IERMS.-The purchaser will be per
mitted to pay the whole bid -in cash
otherwise, one-half of the purchase mo
ney shall be paid in cash, and the bal
ance, payable at twelve months with
interest from the day of sale, by a bond
and mortgage of the property.
SILAS JOINSTONE, Master,
Master's Otlice, 8th Oct., 1886.
10-G-4c.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY, IN
COMMON PLEAS.
George G. DeWalt vs. Ellen Livingston.
Foreclosure.
By orde"r of the court herein, dated
1!1zh Febrruary, ISS6, I will sell at pub
lie twtry, before the Court House at
Newvberry, "in tihe first Monday ini No.
vemr,r IN', all that tract of land in
Counaty and State aforesaid, containing
tfitt-ich acres, more or less, and bound
ed' by lands of the estate of John Living
s:00. decea.sed, Jacob Livingston, Mrs.
Frances Kinard,! Mid. Siagle'y, Bud and
Nora Piester, anid others.
Trimis.-The purchaser will be re
qu!red to pay one-half of the pulrchase
mowcey in cash, and to secure the balance,
p.ayable at twelve months, with inlterest
from the day of sale, by a hond and
mortgage of the premises, and to pay
for all papers.
SILAS JOHINSTONE, Master.
Master's Off1cc October 6th, 1886.
10-0-e.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY--IN
COMMON PLEAS.
Wmn. Langford, et. al., executors, vs.
Maria L. Brown, et ai.
By ordler of tihe Court herein dated 5th
.Junue, 1880, I wvill sell at public outcry,
before the Courit House at Newberry, on
the first Monday in November, 1886, that
lot of land lying ini the town of New
bierry', ini the said county and State, coni
taiinhg one acre and( fifty-three 0on4
hiundrediths, more or less, fronting on
thme new cut roadl (continuation of Har
rinigton street) 'otunded by the lots which
were i nmbered 1, :i and 4 of the real
es1ftte of thme late JTulIius I. Smlithl, de
HI .AM JOHNM'TONE, Master.
Master's 01110e, Oct. 0, 1886.
Sheriff's Sales.
HTIAT1E Ole SOUTH CAllOLINA.
COUfNTY OF NEWBIEltiY.
.Ja~ob, 1. 14ellers, Probate Judge, vs. Joel
it. Blier,
lay virtue of ani execution iasund ini the
abiove stated case and to me1( directed, I
will sell at Newtslrry Court House
Mouith Carolina on Monday, tirst (lay oi
No'vembe er, 1886, the following described
propesrty, to wit :All that lot, tract or
o the County of Newwberry. in the State
ab)ovemninecone by lands(1 o1
i)avidi 1. Hubher, T1. (1. Cromner, Jacot
Cromler andui oJther, conIlttiningj two hin,
dJredI aIErem, moere or isew, the~ sami( eimng
thei traict o)f ilml coniveyedi to Joel II
iielleir by Johdan.J. Carringtoni, Esq,, a;
Mberlft' of Newbelrry Couenty, timder or
der; of the Couart of P'ro;am for New
lberry C~oiunty, dated lifthI thety of NovemI
ber, A . 1I, I 873, ieviedi onl aS the~ prop
iy of Jo el I,. Ielier.
oni ';red~it of I. wv/e mnonths, wvith interes
from day of sale, ,eeu redl by b1nd am
mor,tgusge of piremuises. Prehaser ti
pay6 for aple!rs. W,. W. HKitiiJi, II, rf. 4
tiheri l' 0 Ol1bv, Oct. Othl, 1884,.
For Salo.
1 '<'iarsy ouiI-h)IildJing4, al1so Ia wmuEst
'e si ')re J,ouie s ize 71) X Ab, with imiall StAE?
Y of gIenra IDerc~hln,li1e, Tihes un~1ibi
ar ii op ara;~tsLively IC w and4 st.ioik in gEoE
*t order, anI d la siilt'id o 'ihn ie oi' lhfI
C. & (. &, B. lo a pjroJxpveron portlo
ofNewherr7 County, ')oeRssion glge'
anla er No,vembetr lIt, Corvre
3E2
M.FOOT,JF
AT FOOT'S OLD
ENB FIRM!I NB1
Go there and look for yourself.
have a full stock of such on hand. C
from the Northern markets. We ar
us a call. Dry Goods, Clothing.
Boots, Shoes, H
Groceries, Cigars,
Tobacco and Furn
Yours to please,
M. FOOT,
FALL IMPOR'
-OF
Desportes& I
coLUMBI.E
We are now opening Novelties in Foreign and
Silks, Box Suilts, Trimmings, I
Hosiery, Underwear, Nol
-ALSO--..
Boys' Knee Suits, Boys' E
FLANNELS, BLANKI
SHOES AND HATS FOR
White Goods, Shirtings, Sheetings, Plaids. Duel
Window Shades, Curtalt
!?'Goods by every steamer-all marked at botl
Desportes 4 1
At the old "Shiver" Corner,
ILEADElR OF01 OW
Is now ready to otrer a large and new stock a
Notions at, the lowest prices ever offered. It w
and prices before they make their purchases in
Renmenber we sell only for cash and will not
sure to get the best bargains from the
COLUMBIA CASH BR'
120 MAIN STREET, CO:
0. F. JAOKSO
Consider th
Eiegant dress-stuffs 33c. per yd. We lov
-ticketed in whole-soul E'nglish-speaking
that I Until to day you have never seen thi
worth for your money. Whatever other
may be, drop in and see ours ! WV have ag
erous whatever-you-may.need-supply; but w
others is the prices at which they are sol(
give you substantial, not empty thanks. 1
going to tell it to-day, however-Kid Gi
bers-all colors. There is news, too, in un<
so is the underwear. We have worked to b~
much-neglected branch "underwesar"!i But
wear another time, when wre have more tim4
fraught with comfort or cold to you and ye
proach it until it freezes. We cannot pass
whatever you or your children shall need fc
-In coarse, middling, fine, extraordinary
contemptible is absent. We cannot think,
we have to sell. Will you not make us thn
Have we told you enough about handkerchi
know less, and get humbugged? We are sa
for less money than some of these merchant
Jerseys are lively; livelier than ever. Oh-e
How strangely cheap I!!
BEN. H.
New Good&
R. D.SI
Successor to Cloi
h il annonnne without heaitltationi to my
*that Iiinow have the. hat DleOtUl in ofI ~ (
FuirnI.hin iiG oodn yet ElIret the pep
-I hinve just re,tundom the Nort
for cash, anid now, hnlvi, no4 onlel in buisi
-with, I propone" IA nell us ow na9 ansy mnai
a A n 'iegantI line~d o f.trono &. uro,'n
k (uft,hwaiy nviad Hnek Hulta, nt thes lo,wsut pri
A||styen f Zl lr uro.'n Hhons f'or
J1amsen Mnn $1.00 tIhpoe,, aut sty ns.
a town.. (Oheinyg llhens and II ats in, abtanduu
n.n
STAND.
S GO'fhJSI
Low prices, please, we
lur stock. is new, fresh
e your old friends, Give
ats,
Trunks and Valiea,
iture,
Fresh and .Now.
il. CO.
PATIONS
MmIndB
., S. 0.
Domestic DsA s Goodas, Velvetr,
luttonis, etc., also
Lions Bric-a-Brao
Ixtra Knee Pants.
.TS, OLOTNS,
THE MILLION.
ms, Osnaburgs.
Poles, Truks, VsUse*, Satchels.
tom figures.
dmund#,
Main Street, Columbia, S. C.
PRICES,
I Fall and Winter Dry Goods and
ill pav all to call and see the goods
this city.I
let a customer leave us. You are
G OODS STORE,
LUMBIA, S. C.,
N, Manager.
s Matter !
e to bang them up In the papers,
33c. per yd. for such a dress as
e hundredth part of ais -much
eople's notions of dress-stuffs
rand stock of domestics; a gen.
hat makes It the grandest of all j
l. For your loyal patronage we
['here is Dews in gloves---not
ves-5 hooks-'---1,00--.aII nuna.
derwear. The weather Is ready,
etter, and we have bettered this
we will talk to you of under
,; more weather. The subject is
ur children; we d'are not ap.
, however, without sayitig,. that
r comfortable wintering Is here
-all here; only the trilling anid
much less tel rof all, the hosiery
k of selling you some to-day?
oes already? Would you rather
illing linen handkerchiefs single
a pay by the hundred for them.j
y oo-ey i how-pretty they* are !!
CLINE.
Goodul!
ud & Smith.
friends and cutomeeenrally
lothing, Shoos, Hats a Gents'
n of Newherry Coynty.
iernm markets, where I bought low
no~sS with me to divid~e thme prodte
lin the State of South Carolina.
Iline Taior pI~ado Clothing, In
l,aes.4
'lhe iuiest lot of Tr.anke in the
. S1MITIJ,
The "Newherry Clothier."