The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, October 27, 1886, Image 4

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Iht *uni R6 femwo Local and Special. THIB PAPER Y . u *:"N Wa* G CQu C'E"t NW o'3in Fire. The roof of J. J. Whitener's kitchen caught fire last Monday night at about 10:30 o'clock. An alarm was sounded but the fire was extinguished before the engine arrived. The origin of the fire is not known. 'ihe chinney is some dis tance from the spot, and there had been no fire in the stove since dinner. '1'he damage was slight. Robertson's Fever and Ague Cure is the only certain cure for chills and fever. Come and buy a bot tle at his Drug Store oppo'ito the Post 0111cc, and .quit your shaking. 9-29. A large supply of school books just received at Caston & IIunt's. 9-22 Secretaries of -societies call on J. W. Chapmr.. n for Record Books. 9-S A fresh supply of strong Apple and White Wine Vinegars for sale clheap at Robertson's Drug Store opposite the post oflice. 7-21-tf. Handsome Photo. and Autograph Al bumns at Chapman's. 2-17-tf Splendid lot of Blank Books at J. W. Chapnan's, and chcap too. 9-S Nice Papeteric ranging from 15c. and upward at the Friend St. corner, where a friendly call is solicited. Old Iron, taken from the jail cells, as good as new, for sale cheap by 3-31-tf. J. S. RUssELL. Caston & Ilnt will give you the very lowest figures on text books. Don't buy til you see them. 9-22 No rent, no clerk hire enables me to sell at bottom prices. 3-10-tf , J. S. RUSSELL. Full line School Books just from the publishers at Chapman's book store. Sold at publishers' prices. 9-8 Embroidery Patterns, Stamped, at Chapman's. A large supply of glass ware and ciockery ware eleap at 3-10-tf J. S. RuSsELL's. The liest. Swift & Courtenay Parlor Matches, Coat's Spool Thread, Mason's Blacking, Campbell's Baking Powders, Choice Vinegar, N. O. Syrup, New Mackerel, Lard, Sugar, Rice, etc. A new lot of ])ry Goods, Boots and Shoes at 8-18-tf J. S. Rtussr.L.L's. .J. W. Chapman can please the most economical buyer of Books and Station ery. Try him. 9-8 Caston &m hunt keep the largest stock of small and family bibles, gospel hymns and all kinds of song books in the city. Give thent your order. 9-22 Quinine, Compound Cathartic Pills and other Family Medicines at 1-57--t f. J. S. RUSSELL's. For blank books, composition and ex ercise books, pocket memorandum1s and account. hooks of all kind=, call on C as ton & Hunt. 9-22 Oaar .Iobm Depatnment. Oet o.ur pr'ices~ and exa'mine specimecns of Job1 Work done at our oflice before p)lacinlg your' orders for Note 11eads, Letter Iadis, 1:1ll IIeads, Statements, Cotton Tickets, Envelopes, Circulars, D)odgr's, .Brie'fs, Catalogues, andi all kinds of first-class work tuarned out neatly and( expeditiously. C'harlestoni's E'arthqmuale InIsutratedt. Tfhe wideisp)read interest evoked by the terrible v'isitat ion to whlichl the city of Charlestoni has been subjected seems certain to insutre an enormous dlemand( an~d sale for a wvork with the above title, nowv in press;to be issued at anl early (lay, by Messrs. MacNeil & Flandlers, punblishecrs, of Charleston. in book form is given a full and corriect account of this greatest earthqluake America has ever known, with umuerous line illustrations of all ~lprominent buildings damaged, campli scenes, et c., etc Sent postpaid on ordier of application on receipt of price, 50c. (postal note) by t,he publishers, Mac Neil & Fian~ders, biox 775, Charleston, S.C. 2c N~ervile.e ni Enmor'ee Blltist Chu,rch. On the first Sunday in November thecre will be a special service at Enorec Baptist Church, in the interest of foreign missionis called, "chiilrens' (lay for foreign missions.'" The members of tihe church will meet on Saturday before, at 11 o'clock a. m ., for the ~1prose of decorating the church building, and time women's missionary society will hold a meeting on that a! ternoon. T1hme p)rogrammel for Stunday will con sist of songs, p)rayers, reading of tihe Scriptures, reading of five short essa3h, by members of the Sunday School, on~ the five dlillerent fIelds of foreign mis sionl operations of Southern Baptists, and ani add(ress by Gen Y. J. P'ope in the morning ; and another service in thme afternoon. Them publ ic are invited. Freie Tradie. T1he redluctionl of internal revenue and the faking oil' of revenue stampis from Praprietmry Medicines, no doubt fins largely henelitted the constumers, as wvell as relieving the burden of home maiuifactturers. Esp)ecially is this the case with (ireen's Afugust Flower andi JRosch,e's (/ermnan Syruip, as the redunction of thirty-six cents per dlozen, has been added to increase the size of the b)ottles containing these remed(ies, thereby giv ing one-fifth more medicine in tihe 75 cent size. T he August F/ower' for Dys p('isia and Lver' Complamint. and the (Gernmn syrup for Cough and Lung t rou bles, have perhap.s the largest sale of any imediinies in the world. Thie ad vantage of increased size of the bottles will lbe greatly a'ppr'eciated by tihe sick andl afilicted, iin every townl aind village in civilizedl countruies. Sample bott.les for 10 cents remain tile same size. 10-27-la-cow, Rlenewst 13(1 YouthI. Mrs. P'ihb Chesley, Peterson, Clay (Co., Iowa,t('lls the fillowinl story, the tr'uth ol whfich Is vouuched for' by the r'esidhents of the low n ' "i 'a years olil, haivo been trou bled with kidnoy complaInt andl 1amences0 fox many yeafrs; could niot dlre'ss myself without help. N'ow I ami free froum all palln and sore ness, and am able to do0 all my Ownl house workc. .I owe mny thaniks to Eleet.c flitters for havIng renewevd moy youth, aind r'emovedi com i'lOtOl atl. EltSCea9O andi( pain Try a bottle. Brieflets. - Mr. J. P. Pool wi"ent to Greenville last week. Dr. IV. E. Pelham, of Asheville, N. C., is in town. Traveling uon are taking advantage of the night freights. Tuesday's shower settled the dust and cleared the atnosi)here. Just two weeks from yesterday the State fair opens at Columbia. Go to Wooten & MeWhirter's and see .something exquisitely beautiful. There will be a shooting Iournament at the State fak', open to the world. Miss Constance Furman, of G reenville, returned to her home last Thursday. Be sure you have your regist-ration tickets all right. as the election is next Tuesday. Jas. F. 1ltidson, Esq., has at very in teresting article in Dixie this month on "The Railway Problem." McD. Mett.s and family, formerly of this city, have returned from Charleston, and are occupying the "Gist" house. The Easley Messenger commenced its fourth year with its last issue. May you long continue to be a welcome messen ger. Tle many friends of Silas Johnstone, Esq., of Newberry, were glad to meet him in Colu mbia yesterday.-Columbia Record, 25th. Sec Trump's new ad. on 2d page this week. lie has a large variety of the best makes of pianos and organs In stock, and oflersthem for sale on easy termns. On our 2nd page to-day will be found a striking and insti uctive illustration of the comparative worth of the various kinds of baking powders now inl tihe market. "If you will chew tobacco in God's house, don't spit; on tle 1loor-spit in your hat.'' This request of the pastor of a city congregation was timely.-Lan caster Ledger. We had a comImtuniication in type this week about settling the dust on the streets by sprinkling, but the dust has been settled, and of course that settled the comuntication. ''he new costumes aid senetery used by Charles L. Andrews for his "Michael Strogoll" and Minuct Carnival Com pany, this season, cost exactly $11,752. 83. Will be here November 5th. A resolution favoring the establish ment of a graded school was adopted by the cit izens of Laurens last week. Why not hold a public meeting and discuss the matter here in Newberry? Newberry comes to the front again this year with a county fair. It, will be held November 9, 10, 11 and 12.-John ston Monitor. Tell us some more about; tihe fair, brother. We had not heard of it before. MIr. C. C. Ilabeniclt, of Columbia, has in his possession a fine gold bracelet, found in one of his beer crates, returned from a station on the C. & G. R. I. The owner can recover it by proving property. Nearly all our exchanges last; week contained two or three marriage ntotices, and corespondents report that "orange blossoms'' are budding forth all over the State. Wonder if the quakes haven't seared the boys u). There have been several changes in the mnanagers of election since last week. W. W. Wallace in phce of Silas Walker, Frank G. Spearman in place of WV. A. Hill andr J. WI. lcKitrick in th 1e place of J. W. Kitchen ; see adl. D)r. WV. E . Peclhatn has laid ont our t a ble a larege sheet o,f matica from thle vicint ity of Asheville, N. C. It is almost its clear as gl:-s. Th'ie lnest micat int the worldl is fotund in t lie mounthttins of Nortm h Carolina. "'Michael St rogoti " hats never' beeni seen in a suich a grandl spct aculat' sh ape, and with such a powerful comp~any as Manaiger Charles L. Andrews las sotr r'oundi(ed it t his season)I. A fascinating Minuet Carnival, gorgeously costumtted and itntrodtucintg several brll Iian t 'pecial st ars, lhas been introduced. WVill be here Novenmber 5th. An important change in the Colum bia a'td Greenvi lie tmail .route has bteen ord(ered( b)y the postotilee diepartmnent, to go into etlect November 1 . Fromt that dlate the imin line will be fiomi Co. lumnbia to Grieenville instead of from Columbni a to WalIhallIa, as at presentt, and the Blue Ridlge line will reCsume its pla:ce as a brantchm division.-C(Iohombia Record. 'T'wo earthquake shtocks, almnost as se vere as thle secondt onte of Autgust 31st., were felt int Newberry l:ast Friday,-one at 5 a. mt., and one iat 3 p. m. D)oor's and wvin dotrs n'ere rattiled conisider'ably, and some applrehienisin of a r'ecur'ene of the first night.'s experience was felt. Th'le rumbling sound was -distinctly it.. dlible Onl bothI occatsions. No damaget(r wais done. ''Te F"armers.' conaventIont. Th'ie Newherry County Farmers' Con ventioit met in thle Court Ilionse Friday, October 92nd, with R1. T1. C. I (inter as ebairman and John IT. Duncan as see tariy. Thle purpose of Jhc meet lng was the election of four delegattes to the State C,oinvenition to be held in Colunmbia, . Nomi nat ins being in or'det' the followinig names were pliced b)eforc the convention : R. T. C. IIunoter', J. T. D)uncant, J. C. (Ooggans, II. If. Folk, A. J. Gibson, John W.* Scott, D)r. 1). II. Werts, A. BI. Mlills, G'eo. Johinstone, John S. Floyd and J. M. Johanstonte. Mlessrs. George aind J. M. Jfohnstone and John S. Floyd declinted. An elec tion w~as then held which resulted in the choice of R. TI. C. Ilunter, John C. Gog gitns, John11 'T. Duncan and 1i. 11. Folk as delegates. A. J1. GIbson, .Johmn W. Scott, Dr. D). II. Werts andl A. B. Mlills were elected F. WV. I [igginis, for a commiiittee tip p)ointedl at thle last convyen tion to corr-es p)oind with simtilatr coimmtit tees ini othii counttics ont the stubject of abtuses amil 'ecessess ini tihe State and cotuty gov' ernmetts, madle a i'epor-t in which it, was recommiendedl that the mat ter' be re fet'red to tihe Stato (ontvent ion. 'This occasioned a discuission, sp)eeches being made by George .Johanstone, F. W. liiggins, J. C. S. Br'owna andl others. A motion by George ,Johnistone to rec'(om.I itt the mater' wats tinally carried. Mir. J1. C. S. Brownt offered a r'esolti tion to te effect t hat the delegates tc thme State Coniventioti be iinstrutcted tc pay par'ticular' attention to the general chiar'ges of execsses in the adminil stria. tiont of the State governtmenit. Spechees were mtadeo on the subject by J. C. S, Btrowni and .John WV. Scott, andI the res. oltioni was ad(op)tedl. Illood oil the *Eoo)n at the state Capi taL.-Chapter I. The following circular was printed and (istribited Dy Mr. Walter C. Bobert son of this city on Monday afternoon the 250h Instant : Columbia, S. 0., Oct. 22nd, 1880. Mr. N. G. Gonzales-Siit : I have been informed, by Mr. Reamer, that yesterday evenhig, in Ils presence, you mado use of some most highly insulting language in referonce to ilt ; I write to demand a retraction of sah' language. W . C.ltm 'OET soN. October 22nd, 1880. Mr. W. C. Robertson, Present : Sit I decline. N. G. GONZALES. October 22nd, 1886. YIr. N. G. Gonzales : Sli-As you have refused to retract the offensive lan guage used by yourself in reference to me, I now request that you accord met a meeting, at such a time and place as may be mutually agreed upon, to render satisfactioi for such language. I am aware that you are under a peace bond, and ailn willir that you should fix the time to suit the requirements of your bund. W ALTER C. 1tO13EiT'iSON. October 23rd, 1886. Mr. W. C. Robertson : Sil--As I stated in my first interview with your representative, that I could not ac cept a challenge to a duel, and as from your note it appears that you contemplite the adjournment of a hos tile meeting until nextFebruary, when my peace bond will expire, I cannot re gard y our challenge as seriously intend edl. I need only reiterate what I said to your brother when he called upon ime --that while I cannot take the Initiative in hostiles, I hold myself responsible for all my declarations, and that if you feel s1illeient ly aggrieved to accept the risk of an assault u'on me, I can be readily found at my place of business, or about the city. There is nothing in my bond to prevent ie from defending myself, and you may feel quite easy on that score. I venture to suggest, that if you propose any action which could lead to an encounter, I shall be in dluc time ad vised of yo i determination. N. G. GONzArEs. Octobe:- 23rd, 1880. Mr. N. G. Gonzales: DEARSIl--Wit.h out dliscussing the seriousness of my in tentions, will you be kind enough to ap point a day on whichi we can meet. with friends, either in Charlotte or Augusta to arrange for a hostile meeting kinder the provisions of the code dncllo, if this does not violate your peace bond, which seems your sole objection, and if it vio lates your bond, I will gladly wait until February. WA LTER C. Rou ER'TSON. October 24th, 1886. Mr. W. C. Robertson Suit-I cannot regard a challenge as seriously designed to induce a duel when it is presented with a full knowledge of the fact that the challenged party will not accept it. The reiteration of your challenge under such circumstances as I have indicated above, and your failure to respond to my suggestion that you take a short and easy method of securing satisfaction, cain only be accepted as indicating a (e(ire to place me in at position whlich I (10 not propose to occupy. Duelling is letad iii South Carolina. .lieyonl the fact that I am under a peac", bond and cannot, make a hostile demonstration, is the objection which I have to subject ing myself, at your re quest, to the peraltics of felony, when the satisfatction you desire can be more readily, surely and legally afforded you in atother way. My peace bond does not p)revent you from attacking me, after notice, nor does it debar me from shooting yout if you make the attack. This is the only reply 1 have to make. Per iaps I had better add, that if I hear that my refusal to accept your challenge is made, by yourself, your friends or asso ciates, the basis for an1y inlpia'ltion tn mIy coulrage, I shall be comipellcd, re luctant ly, hut in justice to myself, to pl))ishi Ihmis corrcspondecnce. N. G. GONZALES-. Oun Thursday a fterinoon, Oct. 21st, I was toldh, by Mr. Reanner, that Mr. N. G. Gonz!,les had1( madie use of some very ini sultinug ha nguage in his presenice ini coni nedtio:n wiith tiy namne. I went to my room and related thne circumistanices to my brother, M. C. Robertson, wiho at onice went to Mr. Gonzales' room, which aid.oitns thant of mine. My brother thnen asked hjint if lie had mnade usc of thec language cha:rged, and if so, would lie ret ract. lie acknowlcdged having imade use of such language anid declined to netranct. My br-oth'er then inform pd him that lie would call me in and teed ihat I should colme liuned. Cap tain Elliott, who is Mr. Gonzales' uncle, and rooms with himn, immediately said thnat as an occupant of that roomi, he woil forbid such am intrusion, andh if it was attempted, would have thie enltire part y7 arrested1. Mr. Gonizeles was then invitedl to entier miy room to meiet inc hut declined on thne grounds t,hat being untder a lpeace bond( lie could inot go there~ with host ile int en t. Hlavinhg ic fused to mecet mec in [I.e mannier 1 wrish ed, I senit hiim the ahove notes anmd re eeived thie answers appclede. Ent reinching hzimusel f behind his peace bond1 lhe inisuilts with impunity, but whemn called to account lie calmly poilnts to his "peace bond.'' When I endcavor to ob)viate that dillicult.y ihe fails back on the duelling law, and sutgget-s a mnode far miore crimina~l, bothi legally amnd morally. In viewi of tine facet that lie hnas, behind miy back, used miost insultimng language of mie, and refused to meet mie, to recn der satisfaction, I deunotuice him, before all brave men,i ais a coward. I have maliil a copy of this to Mr. Gotnzales. WVAurEn:i C. RtO]ElrrSON. Oct ober 25, 1886. At thue Ope,ura Ilounse. Chanrles L1. Andrews' "Micharel Stro goWl and Minuet Carnival Co.'' hta, since it started on its ainnual tour at Ci i.ago, on Anugust 21, met with a sucecess unn pairalleled in the history of any specta cular play in this country. TIhne capacity o,f the thneatres thiroughn Illinois, Indianat, ani( 'iTetiiessce has been tested, tand tIne granmd Russin P'lay as presented by Mainagert Atndlrews, apnpears to be more 1)0oplir withi tine people to-day than ever~ he fore. Th'le connmany was at Cairo, Ill., at. the time of the great soldiers'rVe-uniion there, atnd t.he leaditng g rand armny mnen of thne west becamne en thutslastle in their prtaise of the piece. Gen. .Johin A. Lo gan, a fter wit.ncssiing the per~iforImnce, Cossetr (Michael), Cecile R ush ( Marta ) andil Forline A lnold (N'adia) upoti their powyerfuil and artist,ic perfor-matncs of [lhe leaiditng chuaracter's ini Juiles Verne's great dramaalic s try. W'/ill be he~rc No vetmber 5t.hi. A Capta,in's. F'ortunate Is!cover.y. Capntt. Colemian, schir. WVoymouthi, plyying bce Iw eeni A tlaint le CIt,y aml N. Y., hn<d h,een troubnleml with ai congh 8o that, ho wtas unable to, sleep, amnd was linclluce< to try Dr1. tK tng's Now Di scover-y for~ Consumnpt ion. It, not. only gave him instant, retto I, but alanyc<i [the ox. tr-ie sorelness in hits br-east. ills chik1dron wer-e s,m,ilarly affected nfl a single (dos, hil liho arnmmo hamppy effet. D)r. Kinig's Now Di). covery Is now th1( standlard renely in thle Colonn hnousehnohl amnd on hoard time schioo tnerl. Frece Tial liottles of [hits Standlardt Itemonidy oe n & Lyo.' bi -~~e 8I Ho! fb the State Fair. '1he fol ig't'e fpr rond trito the fair of the So h Carolina Agrlcultu. rl and Mcc)anteal Soietjy wil bOpel'. atod by this company. Tickets will be put on sale at tle .fpllowing low rates to Columbia and return. Tiekets on sale November 8th to 12, ineusive, good to return until November 15th, inclusive: Dyson's, $2.45; Chappoll's, $2.45; Saluda 0. T., $' .15; Silver Street, $2.15; Helena $1.90; Newberry, $1.90; Prosperity, $1.50; Pomarla $1.25 and Hope's; $1.1b. Articles intended for exhibition (race horses excepted) will be transported free. Prepay freight at shipping point, and upon presentation of receipted freight bill, and certificate of the secretary of the fair associ tion that the article has been exhibited, ntoiley will be refunded on article returned. For further informa tioi, address D. Cardwell, A. G. F. & P. Agt., Columbia, S. C.; J. H. Drake, G. F. Agt., Washington, D. C.; Jas. L. Taylor, G. P. Agt., Washington, D. C. fiain fromii a lear Sky. The unusual phenlomenon of rain from a clear sky has recently been wit. nessed at Cheraw, Summerville and Cornwall's Turnout, Chester County. Early on last Monday morning a num ber of Newberry's citizens had an op portunity of witnessing a slight shower in the ptblic square when not a cloud was visible. Small drops of rain fell for several seconds. Among those who saw the shower were Messrs. W. H1. Wallale, I. N. Gary, J. N. Iartin, W. T. ''Tarrant and Frank Lane. A. good local authority states that the rain must have conic from very light clouds which were invisible on account of the cloud of dust which then enveloped the town. Supervisors of Election. 1)emocrats--C. J. Purcell, W. A. Chal mers, S. N. Henderson, A. Y. W. Glymph, Wallace C. Cromer, T. B. lls er, E. 1T. Longshore. W. R. Smith, T. S. Blair, C. F. Boyd, Ben Kempson,Jno. F. Banks and John D. Enrgle. Judge Simonton has appointed the following Republican supervisors of election for Newberry County: Berry Neelcy, G. W. Starks, M. S. Long, Wm. Greenwood, W. T. Byrd, Minor Teague, W. R. Brown, V. G. Longshore, 0. L. Singleton, Lawson Moore, 0. W. Maf feti, A. J. DeWalt, J. D. Etchelberger. If you wish school books, slates, school bags, school stationery, &c., at rock bottom prices, call on Caston & Hunt. pied. October 21, 1886, Drayton N. McCaugh rin, son of Mr. R. L. MeCaughrin, aged 12 years, 10 months and 29 days. Advertised Letters. P'OST OFFICE, NzWI)ERRY, 8. C. l.ist, or letture uinclaimead and advertised Oct. 20t1. 188. Colknan, Mrs. L. C.(2) Roaborn, Henry Creco, Charlotto (2) Solomons, J. R. Calwell, Rev. I-. W. Sanders. Jordaan Caldwell, Minnie Subor, J. S. Caldwell, Gco. Thomas, A C. Ferguson. Miss J. E. Wilson, Ella GGili1am, Francis Wilson, Lizzle King. Luvenia Wlhitntiro, T. C. Ao.itgouiory, J. T. Wail, Sarah Nichols, '1'ios. Walls, John Prince, Win. L. ,2) Woodward. Ta lor Smith,John Williams, Wesley ae1rsns calliag fo those letters will please say tluut thuv~ were aclverati$cdl. E. S. HERBERT, P. M. TO ALL W1lOM IT MAY CONCERN, We now announce that our stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, Hats, Boots, Sho3s, etc. Is comnplete in every respect, supei-ior to any stock wre have ever had. This is saying a goodl deal, for it is generally concedled that no one has ever surpassed us in quality, style, or otherwise. In fact it is often remarked that WRIGH|T 4 CO!PPO.K KEEP THE BEST GOODS. while this is adhuitted, there are those, who prompitedi by selfish motives, wvould sup plement this remark byr adding, "but they sell them higher,' to this we only reply tihat we will in every instance give as full v.alue for the arbount chargea as any living husiness can (10. This is our lpromnise an (d we wvill make good the samne. it is a source of gratification to have our goods andl onr conscientious representa tion of the same thuns complimented by those who have tested1 them from year to yenar for so lo'ng ai time. We respect fully invite an ex anmnation of our stock andl valumes. Yours, WRIGHT & J.W. COPPOCK, 0-22-ciMollohon Row. STFATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, NEwHIERRY COUNTY. Bly JTacob B. Fellers, Probate Judge. WHIERENAM, George A. Sligh hath madie siuit to mc to grant him L.etters-of Adolinistragion of the estate and eff'ects of Margaret'J. Sliggh, deceased. These0 are, therefore, to cite and ad mfonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Margaret J. Sligh, dleceasedl, that they be and appear before me, In the Court of Probate, to be held at Newberry Court house, en the 4th day of Novembe'r no.xt, after pu1blica tilon hereof, at 11 o'clock n ithe forenaoon, to shiow eause, i any they have, why the saud administration shoua d.not be grant ed. Given under my hand thl1s 20th (lay of October A nnoDIommi1880. .1-02.J. B. FE LLE RS, J. P. N. C. SW AFFIE LD'S MERCHANT TAlILRNG E8TABI8HENT is now replete with all the novelties for WINTER WEAR. Goods mnade especially for our 0Our style and fit cannot be excelledl. MUTOM MADE 8lllltT, COLUMBIA BOOK STORE, R. L. BRYAN & 00., Proprietors. We have recently added a Printing Depgrment to our Book and Stationery Establishment, and beg leave to inform our Friend, of Newberry that we can now supply them with all the Law Blanks used In the State. Send us your orders for printing of all kinds. We guarantee satisfaction. 10-20-2b. Managers of Congres sional Election. Notice is hereby given, that the fol lowing named persons are appointed Managers for their respective voting precincts, to conduct the election to be held on Tuesday the 2nd day of Novom ber, 1880, for member of Congress from this the 3rd South Carolina District. NEWBERRY COURT HousE. John M. Kinard, J. R. Matthews, C. C. McWhirter. GIBsON'S STORE. P. B. 8ligh, S. S. Cunningham, Wm. H. Wendt. GLYMPH's STORE. J. B. Heller, Jas. F. Epting, J. J. Suber. MAYBINTON. 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. LONGSIHORE'S STORE - 1. M. Smith, David Pitts, John S. Boozer. WILLIAMS' STORE. C. A. Brooks, Frank G. Spearn:an, Geo. T. Reid. DEADFALL. L. W. Long, D. B. Werts, P. J. Jtephens. PROSPERITY. Robbie Bruce, J. F. Sehumpert, 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, 1poll lists, &e., at the office of Goggans & Herbert, at New berry Court House, South Carolinn, on or before Saturday, the 30th of October. D. O. HERBERT, WALTER H. HUNT, Jn., A. J. SPROLES, Commissioners of Federal Election for Newberry County, South.Carolina. Managers of Election. The followving named persons have been appointed managers of election for State and County ofilcers to be held Tuesday November 2nd 1886. Towvnship No. 1.--.Newberry C. II. C. B. Buist, S. A. Boozer, T. E. Epting. Township No. 2-Glbsons Jas. Caldwell, Jr. Thos. WV. Keltt, J. F. Brooks. Township No. 3---May binton B. C. Ray, .B. S. Lyles, J. F. Oxner. Township No. 3-Glymphs Monroe Wicker, Moorman Rull', J. HI. Smith. Townshsip No. 4--Cromers Jno. TI. Duncan, Charles Cromer, J. C. Abrams. To wnship No. 5-Jalapa D. W. Barr, Thompson Conner, N. F. Johnson. Township No. 6.-Longshore 's J. HI. Williams, J. Y. Floyd, J. W. MeKi trick. Township No. 'l-Williamns P. H1. Koon, Hayne Abrams, W. W. Wallace. Township No. 8-Dead Fall Jas. R. Davidson, Frank M. Schnmpert, J. S. Bickly. Township No. --Prosperit y A. M. Wyse, Jas. W. .lartman, A. Hlayne Hawkins. Trownsip No. 10-Jolly Street G. M. Singley, Henry Stone, Geo. A. Mills. Township No. 11-Walton D. A. Dickert, Jas. W. Cromer, G. B. 511gh. Township No. 11-Pomnaria W. T. Hlatton, N. IL. Chapman. Walter Epting. The following are the oficers to be elected: I. Governor andl Lient-Governor. 2. Other State officers. 3. Representatives, Members of House. 4. County Commissioners. 5. Judge of Probate. 6. School Commissioner. 7. Constitutional amendment as to issue of State bonds. 8. Constitutional amendment as to article II, sections 4 and 5. The above managera are hereby noti fled of their appoitment, and arc re quested tb qualify at once, elect chair man, and clerk and to call on the under signed for tihe boxes, ballots poll lists, and secure full instructions. E. C. JONESC, IL: E. CASTON, IL. W. JONES, Commissioners of election. Eueklea's Armoca Salve. The neoat Salve in the world for Cuta. Soros, Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rhleum, Fever Sores, Tet. ter, Chapped Hands, Chlllblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions and positively oures p)iles, or no pay requir'l. It Is guaranteed to givye rtect aifato,or mone refundled. rieo' e per box. For sale by Conold RA LRIII & Wisl to inlform their friends and ..17 public generally that they are receiving t new and beautiful line of [VILLINEILY AND DIUSS G00DS wvhich they will se-ll cheap as the cheap m8t. We arc al.o prepared to do all kinds of IDYIIN G-,T sUCutl AS FEA'['i I ER3S, IBlBONS AND SILKS. Anything usually kept in our line will be supplied at, reasonable rates. Call and see us. Mus. S. A. RISER & CO., 9-22-tif Ncwberry, S. C. Notice of Final Settlement and I)ischarge. I Will make a settleuent on the estate of Margaret Livingstone, deceased, In the Probate Court for Newberry County, South Carolina, on Tuesday the 9th day of November, 1880. All persons having demands against said estate are hereby notilied to present Ihet, duly attested, to the undersigned or his attorneys, Johnstone & Cromer, on or before that time, as I will, on that day, apply for a final discharge as administrator of said estate. JAMES Y. ZlcFALL, Oct. Gth, 1886.-0-5e. Administrator. Notice of Final Settlemeint and Disclarge. I will make: a settleentcl on the estate of John 11. L ivingstone, deceased, in the Probate Court for Newherry County, South Carolino, on Monday the 8th day of November, 1,6. All persons having clains aga in.t said estate are herchy notilied to prement them to the under signed (illy attested on or before that time, as on that tay I will make appll cation for a final discharlge as executor of said estate. .IELVIN L. 1)IC1RT, 10-6-5c. Exceutor. The New Diug Firm OFILD & IYON8 At the store lately occupied by Dr. Fant, have on hand a large stock of Pure Drugs, Patent Medicines, Fancy Toilet Articles, LAMP (MODS IN GIEAT VARIETY, SAU'S, tilU'lo., Cic;A RS AND TOBACCO In fact everyting usually found in a first-class (rug store, and they intend selling at wholesaIhe and r-tail prices to stit the tine. Preseript ions filled at all hours. Call and see us. COFIE)LD & LYONS, Successors to 1)r. Fant, 0-2-3m Newberry, S. C. Ice Cream ICE_ ICE!! Ice Cream at the Newvherry Ice IIouse ev'ery daiy, Siudays exeplted, from 10 n'. m. to 10 p. mu. iFamilies supplied at short notice on realsonab)le t elms. In abundaniuie; suiflicientI to supply13 the townt and thle suirroun1)dinig coun try. Ice IIouse openi every da y from 0 a. im. to 10 p. mu.; Sundays from 1) a. mn. t.o 10 a. mn., and from G p. in. to 7 p. mn. Ice tickets for sale. TVernms ca-hi. W. II. IJUNTi, Agt. 2-3-t.f Newherry, S. C. Jevry, Cleaks, SILVER P3LATED WARE, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Watch Roparing a Specialty. EDUIAlID 80JIIOLTZ, Newhlerry, S. C. 1-13-tf. 00 )ElU. & 00lilNl WilIIOK18I. Have ahI 'eady(I sold over 15, 000 Unhelscb Citoie Seed O A2 S Still ha;ve a s;upply anid aro const1nly re"civ'in1g. Scnd for samihples and1 prices.I AND)ERSON & IZLAlI, 10-13 Colmnbia, S. C. (eitber sex) in e'very town in thle UiJoted States to sell ouri New Illllst rated edit ions of 8A1M JONES' SEIMONS, With blographyI3 of his life ; andh sermons by hiis co -labo14)1er S:u n SmialI. Grieatt dIe miandl. Sellinug by hund reds. Prices lowv. Large Coinmmis'.ionm. P revious ex perienee 1unniecessary. All suIcceed. 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