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Local and Special. THIS PAPER 1a.% lL?"'"A,"t*?0 AdvertisingD ureau(lOSpradverIs n contrtts ay b iuado or EW tOR1J Rliobertsoni's Fever and Ague Curo the only certain ciure for chil s and feve Come and buy a bottle at his Drug Sto opposit.e the Post OIlice, andl quit. yol shaking. t-9. A large suipply of school books ju reveiveil at ('aston & IIat's. 9-2"' One of those happy eveiits which wil oeccur inl all well rei'niate(l eireles, ca11 oil at ''opek:a, K:inls:s, on the 12th1 inst t he ofliciating parties to ihe colltract 1)( ing Mr. Fred. II. 'hit taker and 31is Virginia Mot tgomery,, the lalt er formle ly of Newherry. It. is hard ly necessar to say that this eveut, was a iarriag al(I that the party were brimtfull of hai piness, aad the evretony gave gre:tt sal isfaction to Ile large coipaly who wil nesseud it, at. the resideice of the bride siter, Mirs. Corwvin. Secretaries of societies enll onl J. W ('hal plan for .iecord Blooks. t) A f1reh Supply of stionlg A pple :u White Wine Vineglars for sale cheap a Iloherlon's l )rug Store opposite ti post office. 7-21-t f. llanlsomne 'hoto. and Atitograph Al htnms at ('h:iptiniai's. 2-17-tf '1 he IFuenaer s' C'on ventl 1IN 3eet: in this city on the 231 inst. elect Ieleates to the State conventiol whiih tulels at. ('ohunlhin oin the 9thl o1 November, :an io Iransaet any olhe businles: which1 m:ay he broughlt b efort the eon vent ion. 11. 'I' ('. 11 "N'I'E R, l'resident. ,1. ('. (;O(1(;AN S, Secret:ary, 110-1:i-'e. T1he A. R Z. I'reshyt erhain (onf'erencee Of Newh 1"rry ('onilty will be held a C'annon C'reek ('1nirch Oct.ober :91Ii1 Tl.e olening eeisls will conlsist (I pr:i<-- -in oin t i1 i e p aln, version ' from :0t to (1:th tv "rses:; reading 2no: f ha t)Iel of ist 'hIe.salonl latns ; pr"ayerl p)rai-c--sin-illng G-th psahln,. version an(l C: llkinp out :.11 1l callini Iroil re:alino; ninmttes. Th'lere will also h service, on Stu11:1v the :'I51. tiileialit1 lot of lank gooks at .. l ('h1:1}ptu:a 's, anll ehe:ap too. ! -t Well Iron1, taket fromt the jail cells, 1 gI )tl a4-5 n gw, for sale cheap by :-3 I.t f. .1. 1. 11Ussi: . Sifton & ('1nt. will give you the ver lowest lig11res onl text book:. D)on't bll l t oul see t herll. 9-22 No rcnt, no clerk hiire en:ahles melt 1 sell at h11t11111n price. :-11)t i l. A. 11fW .1t.. l-'nll line Sehool Itu ' s jut from thl 111'ish r, at C( h: aita 's book stor tiohl at punblishers' prices. !1 iI you wish school book. sat es, sehm h1:1;;, -chooe! slat i( 1nvr , & c., at, I.m. 1)4tt(n111 privvrr, cnil oil (';t-l ll t t ('it from,n uiriery 'att rns, t:laug e(tl, : (:1ip1mn441's. .1 at t; ('l' 1i; :: : )it her-p itl. 'e l 1lt' the pi'e1'In ur of vi il4in4 r1 A1. I. l41t 's muanmtlloth clothing e tabli,hnm-1n1 in lu111b1ia1 this week, an it. (ilhI a fellow's eyes gootd to see Ii Wh1leher o wan 'to bu rno,i well1 11144 wrth Iotr goti atl ooi 1'('1p1se.ig 'lIehahrgecorp 4 y'ou theII4' (Io< Ilh tiis. ,, :I AjI' :ire' (supply- II of gl 1 war al~ ' clotcklery(4 w;r 41che: 'fi NiWt:iiyot l -is liec 1t l . l( . lE' t 0s j(1,'s. ('aniIhell's ij ais'Lng P w C hoduiI14 t Itl ine r,N.1.Syup,N0 a 1er I'c" "1l 1 tti1. The rush of cotton has begun. Mr. N'ed Robertson, of Ch)arlestonl, Is in town. Mr. lBurr Johnstone left to-dlay for ,lunlitua. I 1tev. .. 1;. ielley %wa, in town yester (lay :ui to-dlay. s, Rev. II. 1)ysinger low occupiles Dr. r. iR ll''s residlence. S '1'Te city eonncil realized sonietlin u over SO.00 in fines last week. Mr. Sidney Itiser will preach in the M ethotdit. (Ihureb Snttnday torning. Mr. Silas Walker of No. 7 (owtnship was the lir,l. u un to pay taxes this .ea Il Sol. A few Neu'rrialls went lown) to CohInuhi:l to Se. 11:1rnttnl's clreiI-; on the 18th. - "E. II. Autll, E .,wa:a a <delegate to V the S. C. Sytiid whiet net, al Walhalla ,lust. week. The Nvwberry cotton mills ind grouis art lawing; enelosedl withI a sub> straulial fenc'. M1rs. S. 0. Kauinnr of Icxington is visiting l-4s I,ili."tt (letlu aud other Sfrietld. ill town. I' 3thl inst. is the la4t day for pay Inl(. town taxes ; after Ihaut. til(. no ili t tlulnence will be yivell. lRev 'Mr. F''ox. who preache<d a (he L.ttlhur;tl ('htn-ch inl C.oltnnbi.a last tiuu diy re"turin-d to tie ("ity Monday. Th lioiln serVics have been liseo tinuerd. There will Ilw ser1vice inl the IIItt andl A. 1. '. Churches i iSn \Iessrs. .. nc n s aIt )ick W.' t r sp erl iolhi y in t,tadl ) hi;, they took il lt In lint)'s b i; -hiow, anI :ty it \yas lilnntclist". ('anunon's ('rec"k t.'hnirc"h will hw <dv<di (atcl the Iiflh talii yi il this rilouth. (hlii serinonl will b prcnehe< by I)r. lrl th:ll, of >ne West. Ih'vs. 1>r". llawkins :and l(llhund have been al tviling;; the Iheie of lin f i. uth Carolinua (1.11 hlry :n) Synl :at Wa':lhalla (1rin1 tli l, asl.t wsetk. l Ai ai:P W1 rber ni -nrndl to the (ily on \lonilt ay fromt1 ia. vitit Ito Washing - r tol, she wa- at -"ona lte<l by 3Mrs. 1-'r'ill W1erber, of Wll-hing'ton. \hr. W. T. TIarra(1t rtur1nn"! fromt (-ohiiunli:t on mlnd:t. lie c:nmi:w near gltin- b-ft o n ccount (f ith--1 n's u how . b l:ikingIhe s!rets.< iti . .lc lt !. F-'olk , oif (it lmnbi:I, list his only I"hil y-'t ntsrdav, an ilfant : >utt e'i' tiha i mo! nth ob. tI wi broll'Ilt filp toI Newhetrr to-iday f or hnctial. Mlr. Tomn Wh'li'tire of (;n'enlVill:" rotle int i Nowh(rry ir tim l.:1u"r .. l:..t 'T' "s Iy on a lyV'iele. lit :e 'ai the hvrith 1111th went hcol on l-riday'- train. A i- ilii ll! (lml "--tl : a l it tnci :,t-L incs n the ,tr.'tt, 1-f t Iu'(l'ea r. hI1e towVn c"1t wil sh t ld s('t ' it. th: stt,'h ani c' itnals :ian-( i i u t hn the y la- ae brclt,u ht lilt() Ittl ring t c "l : lti r a ! 1 t i tit- tirc S ahirnm on 'Ih ulay lu >t, ahi.e lrons, (;ap tain (.f th, ti"nc"-k e(,Ittn V.y wa:L run1 . o .r by" th rtrhc :inI con--iderably il ni- riia. t. ''hcrn" : i :11i a1arlu of lire .ti(l diivl Ni;.;-t ab 1tii o'c"loc'k, (auslal fat a I: tl tIal'ing lin- inl 1-'tol's -t on'". N(; damln e wa.z done :1.- it wa15 iu nt"liat'"iY extin - The:anu t:la ill C eii ti i f til- NatinIatl . hi' y Var ' a Itla Iit <> lh. s.. at irs. (Impn a deLagG fom Ia a ih t ('nalina.- , Ii'n t esuu I nSnwo uia e We an rene;1lb . M. I ser ice by th p sor a .' 1- ('h p and 31s istni a t I1 a o 'lc a .i Fel ae (olg , : i i ('n ta c J. R.1 ~, I hael's < ing tlw a ,t wee ,a eh-.ite to J tin-~~4 W.(.. iConve.. 41 Thea fiati lt rt .\lau at rr'R cr -1 o i th Iuh '-.hs a (:tatiell on inain ut. cheapd' ofeel.It hseei'to~ t.o i:d mot atly'1( C-Xr:ll aoutli Nn TH E W. C. Tr. U. 'I'III: FOURTH ANNUAL CONVEN. TION MUEETS IN THIS CITY. Interesting Addresses by Rtev. Dr. .1. II. Carlisle, Mrs. Chapin atnd Other I)istingutshed Ladies. The fourth annual session of the South Carolhut Wournn's Christiai ''empcranco 1;uion was convened on 'Thursday last. T1 he ueeting was inauguirated by a sor vice of prayer on Thursday evening at the Methodist ChI 'eh led..inhtly by the pastors of the Met ho(lit: and Ass9elAto leformed Presbyterian Churches. The church was beautifully decorated witIh ban ners, flowers, mottoes and a hald life size portrait of Newberry's pure and ni0 ble ,ont, Judge 101hn Beltol) O'Neali. Ile pre<dicted yea . anud yeais ago, iII a temperaice speech, that the time "wotitd cotne ii the State wheti every w"omnan1 :and childl woul b fotud ln, the front ra'tks, working inl the temperavnve caaise. MrIhs. Chapin, the indefatigabld leader, andi siperintentlent of Southern work, presided over the convenition. Mrs. .W. C. Sibley, Georgia's qucenly State pres i(ient, was here, contribilting much to tlhe pleasure anld success of-tho.':meeting. Oi Friday nlorniug 1n(1 afternoon the bIsiness sessions were welL attended by tihe delegates .as well as by tho citizens of the town and country. Friday eve ning a compact audience assembled in (lie opera house to formally welcoine the cotivent ion to the city. The Hlon. G. H. Cronmer, mayor, gave t ihe hitlies a n1o.t cord)al weld'on:e to tle rit y, cmphasizing the fact that lie was thie dry mayor of a wet town. Iie was responded to by Mrs. L.ide Merrlweat her, of ''ennessee, in ia beauititul.orlPinal i,o"nm, gracefully read by MI". -M. S. Gridley, of (.reenville. A very chaste ainiI eleganit a<llress of welcome oli tle part of the W. C. T. U. of' tho town was read by Miss Minnie llerbert, of this city, a,ud responiled to by Mrs. Sibley, of (Georgia. The weleoine on the part of the ch1uarelies was delivered by the Rev. II. F. (hrietzberg in his usual felicitous utl:1111n'r. Miss S. A. Arioli, of Alleidale, read a very interesting reiort-'of prohibition ink 1harnwell Conity. On Saturtyl afternoon, the Newberry l'nion anid land of IHope, nutmbering Several haan(lrd(l, milarched1 from the A. it. Church to the Methodist Church. 'T'lie children carried batiuters wliti temt pernnec mottoes on them. As .thef' en tered the chtreh they were received by the coiivention with the Chatauqa halutte, and then) Mrs.-Mower -ires("nted them to Mrs. Ch:apinl as -her jewels; to. which M rs. Chapin responded, commnend in the work she had (one with encour a:i1ng w1orIs for tle fitire. After :a talk to the children by Mrs. ('hapin :antil 1)r. Carlisle, the Band of lope an(l roinvent.ion repaired to the old vili:age ceinetery, there to lay t ribut es of sweet flowers (iln the grave of Judge Joihn It. O'Neall. On Sat iiuday evening Dr. James 1. (-arlisle. whom all South Carolinians know a1<(1 love, lectnred on the subiect of temlperance. Ills address was one of the btt ot its kiil ever hteard in New herry"-caln, dlispassionate, forcible, ear net ani logical, it captivated both the fri('tints au(1 f(es of prohibition. Mi's. 'Iapin also naded ai address on this oe (' =i(n. ltev. Att i:tus G. IIaygood, D. D., who wa t: I1 inve preached in the opera house Sut oh.3y mtiorning aud evening, was una '(ilably (let:iied at 1hoinue. Iie'. .1. S. C( zhY, the new pastor of the 'resby Ieriuti ("hurch in Newberry, took his pl:.-e inl the lmorning atud proehed to at very larige congre:atioun. Ills sermon was a tine in-, ani he was listenedl to w itht nitatiVide<d attentiona. Siay:1' :ftertlnoon :t very intere.s.ing ( lhi l'I's Temiperann' g'atii'rng w~as hcibi ini thne obpera;i i e.Adrse lini tlilers. ( n Siiniday evein:g 1)r. Cairliile de liVell anl airellSs froii thie t.wo texts: ''ItIh wo'inan l, great is thyi faith,'' .and( Chiit whi o isu call ed elesus?" ' Iis re.. ini:irks' on this occaslin, as on thle pre vioui, eveniing, aittracted. mutch attetion, ':io itb'. s :t oo l'eto ay Montly' ait thie ii'.ial bioiit, thne co.nven. t in iet agi a.~ti th(le Methiollit, Chuirchi ito atletml to itutinishietl buintess, aniti iiiad e fo ii* v. Coke Smiithi, whio is at ibi- tiinn inmg "ritically ill ini our1 t.own i. A not lien special prayer was mnade'fo'r Mr.-. ( 'hain who was:i to start iinmie<'li ati ly for (lie Naitiiniil Convention to 1be i-l at Mhinnieapolis, Minneisoa. ti tik lt ev. 1I. I". Chriietzberg for his guruaitil faithfuil servaint,"' wit.hu lips einuil'u. n it eiinoioin ain ihanks.giv-. ni. A fier .iiin:g htaidl and singoing,gin tii- weut lby andl by,'" (lie dieleat es were :ieeonilaniied with nnaiiy frietnls to Ith' 11l'IIot. I hiete to say thie last good hye. All aigri' thait it ha- ben, ai mno-t iee :nh:iriiioiious :uiii hio-pitabule mleetintg Sta31te! ((Invent ion will lIe i-ideIn Aliim, thtuigih it w:s not fully db'eie. Altoget'th''r thle W . C'. TV. U. o,f tIne State' Llhoubl lhe 1incoiuraged by thec prii5.nt ('Itlook, andl (.ress on in t heir (ffr,t for (bod and1 htomie ani1 hnaive'i h:u:'. Th'ie followii i, a li-i of ti.h <b.!.. M -. . . fh:st, l'rsieto, 'o.din .: 5''r'm ry, G;r' #nville ; Miss N. I'. I arr ow. l'etordhing Secretary. Spatr ubr:Mr-. W. H. Gill. Vico J'reei, - v l>kki-.o, HIiIanberg: Mr.3 h *e Mi . M. F8. Orid!ry, M1'M Coia. - .; Y,r. M;a-flowell-, l:o.-), - I-- M .g.ie Y.arringt, LaurH ( hIJ~Apma. Ais~ Be-ta Ifeavrill. U -S$ wi- t. N 'wherry; Mirs. W, . Mr ..I A . Oeniry, Spairanbi,rg -fMrs. .,' 0 I'..I M i .fon f,angford, I're'perhty; -. *e'uer Rhe, Uni1(4: Miu Mary n lomii Ft'rlalo( Cnjolngo r - it r''-jfved nt e eh-gatt's : M r'.. ab I (,ory'ia M.r<. Wa1trno'5k, Al. - Mlrr. laid h Chriet zborg, o.f - ' ' J>r. CarIlih., of Wotlfot Coil. MIqnt E-.'4ed1Ihent --y J.J At kin' (liner or p'otile iii'~(,i Ie, wr~' ite~: ' 'V ,y Ilitnily an1ttono bene' detirein to tesMtify to lta virtue. My friendis to who Ii hav tlo ritiinemld It, pralil) It at iv'ry 3' '(polrtunty." iir. t(ing'l New Dia. n'overyi' tilt Coniinmption ('a uaranitlteI<t to Urotip n1r41 every afifeettoin of TIhrioat,hs :nii t 111nlg. '11rh1it otts Free at ( ottotnt & bgv(ii' Dru'ig Store. Large SIze $1.00. " .FirstT Wei n in Nov r:Frd N. in , . S )oarman, Ito ;rY oI B1l e, ali An o . o h, Chas. ; . Stookina .A.CoinIy ehnston, Wr AL. Boozor, r.. D'doh tt, Henry h D)omin>iek, .Craf s . ' Ed. Cami bell, Irvin ,i'go Tb?,. Cook, Joli T. Duncan,'C."'1 B. H. Lov4 laco, Phili , H. oo John M. Reede Siuol P. Or 1sd, .,$. 3anks, Dani W. Stewart ' A. WrighDavid A. Rnf W. . Davu ort G. M.,o3owers, M. L o n g o lh o r o, M o 0 i i' g , R o b t . 80, 0. cl "Juzha Thomaa K it~lI nry TNichls,1B. Fr heel; 8ecop vc:.Jq1ej. Qlo '~mt If.: Ad a 4*lo c.C r I (lnri-t*,. .acl 'Lon shoro, 'TVnkgr D. taig tn, Drayton Cook, ''honma 3. Eison, ichaelyWert so Wm c. . 1 ir , . Y. Fe,TI. t I so W i C. ,lh,LY. ge.W p-Rot.. . Wllamns, TLo a I Ii11'fo nmds C. a1ks Bonj. H. Mdbr Jol 6 rr yt.- ufts Ri41ohnbei A. t im,'W'. ln* Mett,oh it. -1tmin, Johu 0. .Goggans, Natha Young,- J. H. Williams, Simpson P. Min ick; John 8. Ringer, W. D. Hardy W. I IHaunoh, Jr., IIenry Stone anhd Rob3ert I Livingston. Board of 'ru!(t"ee or Newbeirry Col The following board of trustees of Now horry CollegO was elected at the Lutherai Synod int .Wtalhalla on,jayt Friday: Rei J. A. Sligh, D. B. Wheplor, T. S. Bowers G. S. 1Mlowor, \V. J. Assman, C. M.. Efird t he Rv. Z. W. Bedonbaugh, the Rev. I E. Busby, '1'. W. Holloway, G. 1. Rast 0 L. Soh unport, J. C. Soegers, P. E. 'Wist (. Loaphart, T. J. k'oye 0. B. Cromer, J B. ()'N. Ilolloivay,tho R ovs. Dr. Hawkins S. T. Hallmimn, L. K. Probst, J. Steek, ID D., C. P. Boozer and J. H. Wilson. 'Tlio old Seminary Board was re-elected It is composed of the following members 'The .Rovs.' E. A: Wingard, S. 8. Rahn, J A. Sligh, E. T. Horn, J. P. Smdltzor D 1D., J. A. .l erley, M. D., C. Ehrohart, Y. F Fiekon, J.-f. Ranch and H. H. Folk. .1. ]). Cappleman, of Charleston, we unanimnously.eleeted treasurer of the The ologieal Semninary fund, in placo of G. W Dingle, who declined re-election. PROSPERITY. Cotton is lringing 8,. 2,040 balef have been sold since'September 1st. - The Band of-Hope, (the juvenile ten plars) reported 00 new members at the last. meeting. llr. Joseph. Colleld, of Union, wil take charge of the Prosperity hote .Tanu ry the -1st. Our enterprising merchants, in ordem to protect thenselves against the dust have been sprinkling the. streets. Miss Lilla Kibler, of Newberry, wi< iehas been visitino friends and relatives retmu ed home1 fioenday. Miss Corrie Wheeler, of Rightwell, Li visitin' friends and relativesin town. TIhc . M C. A. nave a public meet lag at Grace Chmrci last Sunday eve lng. The VHlth chapter of Matheu was the subject discu$sed. The house of Dr. A. A. Kibler, on MeNeary street, is very much impfove< by painting. MIr. B. O. UIentz, a graduate of New berry College, has accepted the positioi of tea cher of Excelsior Academy. The Y. M. C. A. of this place vill ob serve the week of prayer, in commoi with all the associations of the Unite< States, as set apart by the National Ex centive Comnittee. Mr. Steadin;u contemplates a sertef of services at Wightman Chapel. They will inlch"de the 5tlh Sundayof thismonth nIr. Ch'as Ellis, eivil engineer of th4 C. N. & L. R:iiroad has concluded th< preliin iary survey, reaching tis placi iMaturiday. lie went to Columbia to day, anid very soon will begin tihe per 1lu:11nent suryvey and pilace the stakes. O ur sy nodical delegation returnet fronm Walhalla Monday. Tlhey sefm t< haive spen'tt the timle very p)leasanutly. (On Saturday miorninog about 7:3t *o'clock the residence of Andrew Kinard colored, was discoveredl to be oil fire At thiet I ime it wa~s (discovered the flame, were uinder- strong hecadwayv, but by tin phromupt a-ction (of OllF flire Celmpanly, to get her with th le assistance of the citiceens lie lire was soon undl(er control, and I dlisastrouis cantIIagr'ationl was avoided 'flhe fire was accidental. Mi. L,. W. Misa Anne MCleilan (lied at hei ihomel at Newberry S. C., ott Tn'esda3 eveninig October 17th 1886, aged 7 yeaLrs. Adv r er t iseletter O 19l! irs.nlane and adtvertise( Rhtk, Rv. . T (bes,Fred nIea-v, Walker .Jackson,, .John, ilaet i I b.o ., Rebeca (2) Davni' , Jo-i i( yler, Sat Ilen, pr .u McE3ra, ulie Eichlb,erger, .Jane Nanuce, Sam Flow, IRol'et t tphen0Is Winley .J ,hl,ieonr &imlpsoy,.Bill - AImiAn Acdrew Speo Amanda rn,I,III,o Smith, 6oitton Gooh(in,taiL Ellz.. Wrighut, Ned Gre'on. Mr4. C. A. UndelrWOod. T. N. frot Jrlaa voung,Older(2) infr.. U. Young, Lizzio - I'Er(ons cailling for thuese letters will ploasi s.v that ihev were adtvertisedl. Newi Adverti'sement8s STATEri OlF SOUTlII C4 IROLINA ,,aNEwlIErIBy COUN T Y. * iy JIacob) B. Fellers, Probate Judge WI *CEs Georgo A. Siigh hati maede snit to me to graint him) Letters o A 'hmuuiat ration of the estate and( effoeti of ,Margaret J. Bligi, dleceaseud, 'l'hue are, therefore, to cite and ad maonu<h aill andi singular the kiudred amn Ore dtors (of the said Margaret J. Bligh udeu'uu. that they be anrd appear biefor< me, mi the Court of Probate, to, be hlelt at Ne vberry Court House, on the 4th dy . oi Novembuer niex afepulc Ion hIerceof, flt 11 ('clockin the forenoon, at hiow Cause, li any thieyiiave, whby th sai adnti,uuutraiion shioiuld' not be grant (iiien under tpy haud tis 20th (day e Oef ,lber A 1no 1)ominli 188m. (elh pr sex) in ev.ery touwn in the Uniitei 4i a 1t sell ouir Ne w liustrated( edition of Witi. hbiograph)ly of lis life; and sermon 1 .'t hisolb)orer Sam Small. Great d< mlanml. Selling by hlttmdredR.. Pre low. L ar'ge Comftalsonts. Previous ei plerle nco th nlecessary. 'All suicceet WVrit'e for terms, or to save delay, sen 75'cents int statops four full ouItfit. Ad1dress E. P. JORDAN & CO., 4100 and 402 North ThIrd St, 1O0.8c. St. Lo.., o. COLUMBIA BOOK STORE, !Y H. L. BRYAN & CO., Proprietors. We have recenty added a Printing L, u, Department to our Book and Stationery ' Establisimont, and beg leave to inforim - our Friends of Newberry that we can now supply them with all the Law r Blanks used in the State. Send us your orders for printing of all kinds. We r. guarantee satisfaction. 10-20-2b. C. Managers of Congres sional Election. Notice is hereby given, that the fol i. lowing named perdons are appointed , Managers for their respective voting ., precincts, to conduct the election to be i- held on Tuesday the 2nd clay of Novem I. ber, 1886, for member of Congross from '. this the 3rd South Carolina District. NEWIERRY COURT HOUSE. John M. Kinard, J. R. Matthews, C. C. McWhirter. GIInON's STORE. P. B. Sgil, S. S. Cunningham, Wm. I. Wendt. GLYMPU'S STORE. J. It. Heller, - Jas. F. Epting, J. J. Suber. MAYRINTON. J. D. Blair, W. V. Lyles, James Kitchens. CROMER'S STORE. J. C. Hargrove, S. L. Atchison, - F. N. Calmes. JALAPA. J. W. D. Johnson, W. F. Wright, J. M. Chalmers. LONUSIIORE'S STORE - 1. M. Smith, David Pitts, John S. Boozer. WILLIAMS' STORE. C. A. Brooks, W. A. 11111, Geo. T. Reid. DEADFALL. L. W. Long, D. B. Werts, P. J. Stephens. PROSPERITY. Robbie Bruce, J. F. Sohumpert, J. B. Boinest. JOLLY STREET. D. T. Livingstone, R. B. Livingstone, Reason Weathers. WALTON. E. O. Hentz, J. D. Crooks, J. J. Crooks. POMARIA. John A. Summer, W. Q. Hipp, Samuel J. Williamson. The above named Managers are re quested to qualify as early as possible, and call for boxes, poll lists, &c., at the office of Goggans & Herbert, at New berry Court House, South Carolina, on or before Saturday, the 30th of October. D. O. HERBERT. WALTER H. HUNT, JR., A. J. SPROLES, Commissioners of Federal Election for Newberry County, South Carolina. Managers of Election. The following nAmed persons have been appointed managers of election for State and County oflicers to be held Tuesday November 2nd 1886. Towshi No. 1.--Newbrr~y C. H. C. B. B3uist, S. A. Boozer, T. E. Epting. Township No. 2-Gibsons-. Jas. Caldwell, Jr. Thos. WV. Keltt, J. F. Brooks. Township No. 3- -May binton R. C. Ray, B. S. Lyles, J. F. Ox ner. Township No. 3-Glymphs Monroe Wicker, Moorman Ruff, J. H. Smith. Township No. 4-Cromers .Jno. T. Duncan, Charles Cromer, J. C. Abramis. Township No. 5-Jalapa D. W. Barr, Thompson Conner, N. F. Johnson. Township No. 6.-Longshore's J. Hi. Williams, J. Y. Floyd, JT. WV. Kitchens. Township No. 71-Williamns P. HI. Koon, Hayne Abrams, Silas Walker. Trownship No. 8-Dead Fall Jas. R. Davidson. Frank M. Schumpert, J. S. Bickly. Township No. 9--Prosperity A. M. W sp, Jas. W. far'tinatn, A. Hlayne Hawkins. Township No. 10-Jolly Stticet 0. M. Hiungley, Henry Stonec, Geo. A. Millis. T1ownship No. 11--Walton D). A. Dickert, J as. W. Cromer, Tonhp No. II1---Pomaria W. TI. Jiatton, N. L. CIhapmnan. Walter Epting. 'rTe following are the oiceers t 9be elected : 1. Governor and Lieut-Governor. 2. Other State officers. Si. Representatlves, Members of Ho :se. 4. County Commuissloners. 5 . Judge of Probate. 6. School Commissioner. 7. Constituational amendment a4 to issue of State bonds. 8. Constitutional amendment as to article I1, sections 4 and 5i. Thme above managers are hereby noti fied of their appointment, and are re Squested to qualify at once, elect chair man, and clerk and to call on tihe under signed for tihe boxes, ballots pol it -and secure full instructions. i lss E. C. JONES, L: R. CASTON, s1 . ',' . JONFA, Commissioners of eleetion.' - Suokio,'s Ariga Salvo. I. The Beat Salvo in thme world for Onta, sores El Bruises, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sorear, Tot. ter, ChappedJ hands, Obiibiralne, Corns and alknEruptions. and Positively cures Ilu or npav requred. It is guaranteed tgve4 La pea o r For sale by Coil A . i' i. V ish tq itfo;u Jtir. i. rlit18 and the pubilc goth ly t hii tltaof a otrdelting a new and.hett u iful litie f '" wbV a1 :y .1 fpill ii wts i' eiC1 .N ,th,.,. d o 1 . 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