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A. C. JONES. EDITOR. Xen'err r. S. C. WEIDNIESD AY, FEB. 16, 1887. You are e,ditl<d to a wpy o:f the Wei'm News anl Courier scith this copy of the lerald u'a Netrz, if your subscrip'tion is tiaid in adcance at the rot ,r Teo )ollars a year. We hare arranged tith the aers ond C'ourier to fairbish ,w a suflicientl mini ber of copi each r k t<. gi( oine t' rcrry cash ,ubItrribcr. - s:ITITOKIAL NOTm1. A Whitc Cros; Socie"t.r c.nhl do a good work in Newtierry. '"'tlouglits for tit tioughltful.'re well worth tueditatilng polI :aft(r tabc b,tl.j dI is 1/1"er. The1 cott.(nI ularke't .t P'rwpeIy muke:s the iest oi.QwiI,g of tiIy in hr htate for a tow\": of its size'. Ilpl )II ilr twente:C 1o(111 mih pro pcsof i )ong caslr(e: c i useLf 111s . Ti :e SaIvtion rIIA : ar ebin i g 11'ci!ig throutJthi i,il( ua . '';ar;anb}urg^. Gree(n1 1v:i. 2:I, ' ( L bb1: "I (: lvl : h Vc :l divi!io1.. Thil.ilt that ha- bi, g(in' : lxb :weR""' thelt .('gux<: !'irr,nme' 11nd New. (74. 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'Jo should .detand, morp than a just share of thQ 'rfits earuo0 by them or that they ahould as ipo great'a reductioa li the time bor a ddy's Work, but .w do thitnk that they *e entitled to nLore pay than they now receive, and that they should not be required to work more thatn sixty hors a week. If you will go into any of the tact les where the laborers are worked twelve aid a half hours a day or s,.venity hours a week, you will see the etfect of the constanit strain upon the ihen, woien .and children employed. We do not think it is right to require then to work over ten hours a day, and believe that a law should be passed reg ulating this natter and rohibiting the wt"olking of childretn and twelve years of age. We are sat.isfied that the em pl)cyees woll( do almost as lmti work in tlhi= tine an) would do it better, and then it seems like making slaves of thetn to work them longer. THEE PI'EtoIEP'.T'S 3IANLINE1N1. The vtto of the pauper pension bill lby President Cleve l:nil' has done more to nite all factions of the Democrat ie paly thit: anly offeial act doring his adini:t a'in. 1ri icisiug the section of th '.i111 which provided that the soldiers '.1 t war, in w hieli thei United States hvr le0t eng taged, :tnd exacting only a miliary or ilaval ".'1vce of three months, ttiih'llu; u:t. :-clTu iei t of actulal en gagtI:it "iti an clIncy1 in battle, and w1tou 1 1t"u,i 1 i tn (Iof the net u dallge:' of wa'i, hit s:1\ys : Persons seeingll' te obtain the' pen -i(rto ;n"IVi1ided h v thir section nin it be not or i, reafter: Sufieriug from mnental or physical di -hilitv. .-s }: d atbili.; c Iu-t not lie "t.he ii of th('i owl vicioul- habit.N or Sucl diilliltt u- be bleh a '"in rntl:tc:itatl( th rni firont the perfornane Of ia) ' ii; -u(I i (e egre" as to relder tt r tln::bi< Io earn a( supplct: ' ' T \w r11't be ''(l(lti"dp ((le upon ; un i ::ii 1ltbor fttr sipprtrt.'' j J fl;), of the; ''OilditionsF bc -a (Ili pha'9-d the list of inva rl ro r <d+',1,!l2=( th- l~itedi .aters, andl( I(.; itICU I r(r': ive fIr Stuchi itl.1 i:m t 1y' it. ]pro t:ur( th eir Iubge1,-(i c(' l,r uai e isho' tW' i\< (ilLar p er l inot.th. 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Clt0t o I l>:-i,'ng ItCe ihe htiypre r e d pipl ' f la iidely ofc e' 4 i ko.- te b ihed Iil 'lCici o wmiU tir tlhalt J-.i.enwj ideals ul be i eu r ingie e blselul wit th r.ld n-who woein m tve ey vbote wp; h heissUe ii nieces, frow Charleston, are visiting friends and relatives in town. They are the guests of Mrs. W. H. Dickert. We are truly glad to see M-e. W. in our midst once again. Mr. B. O. Epting will soon open a' livety stable here, which .will not onjy be an acoession to the:"town, but will be of decided advantage to the public. "'ramp, boys, tramp." Our town marshal, J. A. Simpson, was called upon to dislodge two tramps from the freight train the other day. 'They were stealing a ride, being found locked in a box ear containing freight. The town council having no authority over tramps on a freight train, the marshal politely Invited them to get out and tramp, and they tramped. Mr. P. L. Langford, who has for a long time been telegraph operator, de i pot and express agent here, has resigned. and is now tilling the place at Alston. Much success to you in your new field, "Pick." You are at little nearer to Blackstock. Almost every paper ct,ntains tn ac count of some great strike somewhere, either East, North or West. It is strike, strike, strike, striking everywhere ad at everything, where capital and labor are contending for the ascendency. Well, I reckon these things will ill right themselves in tinte, andSthey don't ate-et us anuch, and so long as they will let its alone we will let thent alone. But we are having a great strike here in our tnidst, right here, and it is going to tell too. The farmers are on a strike, and they are striking vigorously, They are striking with plow, hoe, shovel, pick, maul, wedge, and with every other im pleanent. found about the plantation. Blacksiniths and carpenters also joint in the chorus, and oh, don't they maake it ring. But the greatest strike that we have witne"sed laately has been the ter rifle blow s t iven his satanic majesty. The great ba?tering-rans of the glorioats Gospel have been brought to bear on his strongholds, and many of thent have been battered down, and his majesty has been made to tremble, quake and 11y before t.he terrible strike, and now Si:tg Eianuel's banner waves victoil. ously and peacefully over the ruins of mnany of his sIrongholds. Messrs. Leitch and Maarsha:tl, the evangelite, hiave closed th in meeting; at this plaace. )uring their stay they have done inuch good. Sinners have been broi:at from darkne=s into light, the luke-w'armu hate been renew'ed, and Ch,ri-tians have been =trengthened. Wiile the }.re"achcr nay haave :aid some :hing %thieb seencd l:ar-hi and out of Idce, yet we niust -ay. good, ichl good it:,- le: .ione. God himielf only I,ows the Value r.f otne soul. 'iThese "vtagelis's came here =trxaigers ; they ,c ft um brothers. e ideaaed to almost e ry heart. We L-speak for thean a ai:d,ci C'lri-tia. ec"ption wherever i' 1. n,; gr.. Oe o" hc 1-eautiful ebar ac- ris o ( c.be ILet i.g here was the 'hria iat: ;.dr'a :i'.if1t+tcd by ti.e differ ("tc. Ut"tU1n ntioV:. Tf'e L'.th"_ran. .t'hodia.. Iorer b.'a a-3.i Bm/atist h,''-t ri-i. n. w C.r'ta-I tGf: :h '.r w it't a w 1i;1 V. :i,t -r ! ..!f G,o.! t 'e . - sa 1 .h tioa of ~ i--. o te : h. e r ' r. ef t>..- pe'J :t 1 r .t U. w ' 5 it4 . - .' -':d p .--;t w ':o: hy - ...V p. T:- r n-e W b- n a'.s - EXCLLSJOR iNOTES. bt1a. 'a. i. o u ;it , r _. .: 2' . . i thi.' a.tl . T -. w 'h . t - y crVl"} - "i . w: ith .ih - ' ,t. , 9y ' '>t.V d. i . ' . :t:a w .yt N . 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It is Iio ditty of ryprson who has used Iloshee's a ias ,mp to lot Its c wonderful quit tles b i. wn to their a Irlonds;ltt eurl ,O s uwption, severe 0 ' Crotlp, As pt i nounonit, and in faot alltro t d lttnglisoases. No porsoli cat)nso ii 1ont Immediato relltt . Tihre' dososh 0il relieve any edse, and-e considea it tho duty of il DrTugghate to roconmond It to thie poo, dying constam ptive, at least to try otte bottle, as 80,000 dozen bottles were sold 8 last year, and no one case whore it failed. was reported. Such a mediclio as the German Syrup cannot be too widely known. Ask your druggist about It. Sample bottles to try, sold at 10 cens. int Regular size, 75 cents. Sold by all (i Druggists and Dealers in the Unitedl States;nnd Canada. 1-26.1a-cow. A NAMELESS CASE. ' My case has been a very curlous one C for about thirteen years. At Intervals of about one week I would be attacked with spells of severe and most exeruei atiug pain, always comnmencing in the ~ region of any kineys. The pain would ~ then go upwards and tf.l'eet my body and haead, and seemed to penOtrate my very eye-balls, creating the most intense snille lug, his ilug about eight hours each spell. <i I resorte<l to all klids of melicine without benefit. Several doctors treat ed my case, but none gave relief. I rn finally used I1. B. 11. as an experinent, and to my utter astonishmnent all pain and suffering vanished after using three doses. To the present time I have used three bottles, and not a pain has ever se returned. I to not know wlat was the N matter, neither could my physleian W name the complaint. . The B. 11. B. act- 19 ed finely and powerfully upon my kid- th neys; mny appetite has been splendid and my constitution built tip rapidly. R. 'TIIOMAS, Constitut ion, Ga., May 0, 1880. UNIMPEACHED NTEGRITY. I am 55. Broke down twelve years isl ago, anid have not been able to work 11k since. IHave lost proper action of my It hips and legs. For live years scrofulous Ja sores have appeared on my scalp and t nose, and at the same time my eyesight tlt began to fall, and for three years have been coinparatively blind. Have been . treated by eminent physicians of dilTer ent schools without a cure. I have taken live bottles of 11. 11. B. (made at Atlanta, Ga.), and all scrofulous sores are gradually healing. lntlamnmation about my eyes has disappeared and at, there is some imiprovement in my vision. co Am very mach benetited and relieved in and begin to feel like a boy again-feel in good. My strength and activity are re turning in mny legs and hips. The B. B. t 13. acts vigorot-ly 111)po nmy kidnleys, .G and the gr.at quantity of matter that. has been forced out through th(: skin is utterly incre<iihle, often so olensive in - foor ai to pioduce nausea. I refer to all t2n.-iness nien of LaGrange, Ga. P. PROPIILL. I Grange. G:t., January 13, 1886. All w Iol de-ire full inform:ation about Si the cante and eire of Blood Poisons, -.rofu!-i arad 'erofious Swelling?, UI 1%r-. S.-ire-z. Rtheunmati=m, Ki<dney (.om lair,tA. Catarrh etc., can secure by mail, fr.-e. : er,py of r..r :-2-page Illustrated PAk of W'or>nderi, filled with the most --orafuil arel startling proof ever f r, kcr;wn. A'irlres, BLOOD BALM CO G2<.Athlanta, (O. RADFELDSI t. -I--I- Cs rofuiia icise uCa? MyJNSETRUYATION or i . ONHLY ItOKNESS. J( l:eg 'hl'cslu th l A inien 3INt' i ,ill , jirmt 0 11h uvms.o l(c:ie .''t (Ja., A iaita, (Is. linaaklogn's Airu.a nlv. lieolug a.I i:'i-a luaulfIachoiu,g h'sve1 itaigecc, 'rei, 14,, (. c 1h" ,a'cd doi cei, 4 uhiel eaun. iaroi, uni g al i aul hi s i i 1 i a, aipel poaullivacli aeaai, yi hu,a .i orl Iin yIB reairiaa. lI Ia giin la iiiejtt ivu Ic hr fo l u uit ionig, ori lecuv ti /,m, r ' sgh: ''' l e eD bo laai luet hby Iiiliibl in (Jhildrsn 5larvig~ to I)mathIt l n S e:n t o f II u h ' a l c a l irt lea la en t l ea " Wi~clly itlin e ltet I lgon i iitt magg igitrvolanthool i l i i , in gloI'n l4in lgtn. 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The FarnoE'd Club' of Newberry ounty will moot In the Court 1ouso, Newherry, ou Saturday the 20th N 1stalnt at 11 ,bolock n,. m b3 T. o0. i1NTEfl, ' tit Jont Q O0OhANS, Chatrinan. sta Secretary. . to Sheriff's Sale. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. t COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. Caddie Simmons vs.. eo. '1'. Iteld. Il By virtue of an execution issued to the above stated case, antid to no - rooted, I will sol on saleday lin March, hio 7th day) 1887, at Newberry C. II., mtth Carolina, three bales of cotton, vied ott as the property of Geo. .L' eil aforesaid, at the suit of the said uldie Simmons. Terms cash. W. W. RISER, Sheriff Nowberry County. Sheril's Oie, Jan. 25th, 1887. ROAD NOTICE. The Superintendents and Overseers of blic highways are directed to have e same worked and ready for inspec n by the 15th of March, 1887. By order of the Board of County Con. Issioners: GEO. B. CROME R, a 2-9-2t. Clerk. 2t Notice to Overseers.' p Notice is herebv given to the over ers of public highways for Townmship o. 1, that I will iuspect the said high- n iys from the first to the tenth of March. I 87, at whieh time I hope to hind that n ey have been put in good order. JOHN C. NEEL, v Sup't lIighways. Newberry, Feb. 1, 1887, 2-2-st. Notice. Is hereby given to Execentors. Admin- 'r trators, Guardians, '1'rustees and other U iuciaries, that Tuesjay and Wednes- l 'y of each week during the months of nuary and February, 18S7, are set art for examlning and filing their An- I Ial Returns as required by law. Ia tI 52 J. B. FELLERS, J.P.N.C. NEW TAILOR SHOP. I I have opened a general tailoring isiness in the city of Newberry, td will do any work in my line itting, making, cleaning and mend g-in the best style and at reason >1o prices. I can be found until rther notice at the Fallaw House. ive Ine a trial. II. E. BERG '.N. Jan. 19. loney to Loan on Cot ton Farms. G [n sums from Five Hundred Dollar to x Thousand l)ollars each. 0 For further luformation apply to JNO. B. PIALA1ER & SON, Columbia, S. C. or GEO. S. MOWER, 11-17 Newbeiry, S. C. lailroad Elections. STA'E OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NxwUn inlt. Si j"IC.: OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. A najority of the freen 0ld voters of aiwell Township, No. 2,* hlaving( filed 3z elir written iaplient ion ini thila oilee 01 king tlust thei einst in "sub)script ion"' he "no ubcpton"' of the sum of eleveni 18 otinaneil <lollars to thei capluial stock of pl1 -J Olenn Mpringus ItaIllr oa d Comp~any, tih subitite.Il to~ the 4it5nillile< electors of in iii 'I'ownabilpi undier t he4 pisi.ons of 1[ ii Act iaueorpo.ratin tIl~Iho 5iahl railro:id by >a panty, a1114 thmie menments thle reto: Al ow, thero'4for4e, i. is ondered thait an. 4i, ota bei hielEl at. (ibsoni's SItre ia q 1b1 ''iownash li on lihe t birida of1' i Ma rebi, ini IMI, fromt eight. o'clok in the forenooni p)5 atihl liv yeO'clook in t,h tale rnoonu, to di,. frI ino whelthttr theo pr'oposed stubseriy- gil on s11ih be ma1111ltie ;aiwlh elcion plti4.1 II' halOrd 'a litlllluie writen ori printed5 aijority of the1 hllot ctit at such el'e- S' lin slia hlav' wvrIi.teni or larinaterd thuerv.. a b4rription shall b.e liurtle, spbjiect t o thae >how inig cotililhius, writtlei ini tie said sI o lenIon ti mh ranil road shall cross rosa1 Itminh ati K11 lug's ( '-ik, Sianl work G. muil heii hitugni I 'tereon i lii She ial 'l'own a ii, wIthlin cighaeeni mloulth< after th' ti o.iit of I Ith u loi huu' o irin inted tt hs . (' On 1muh 11 niio hey a ppoiltted ttlngtord toa hold ainltitith'et the saidhl A' likho 111 ieuation hsmvingj huont 111ledp ' a major4)1 I y of t tr~i o Iohl votrs4 vlugi amtal May hingMlut ton .i'uih' T wn. oh , No ht'l tnl) ttth i estsion ofa till i pti on"tti' oit 'uno sut' e it lu 4if 0 numiii ho tut shoa l thrI i to th wlia t o f a, lithei(~a h ul Sprins itll .. ot th Oompant ho Iumt od uluw l't Ii(ttIt dutofore itsl it ttnhtidtha. anelto hehthttM,ybgti u tOymh'snt it vir1un un il li'av, $'hi .atet torn on, o d term uo heth r t e lI opsdaIarpto balh ~4A uul; whc lelo Ith hal halhv riio e pitot hoon hewoh 'h'I,it"o tewn 40sb s, NBWDBIRY, S. 0. January 27t+h 3897. . Please take'Dotico that the fltin of J.' Martin & 0o., 18 ;.,tht day Alasov c muutual consent, a n 4hat J. N.":ad Is authorized to settle up the, out ndin. business of the late fli'm, ae*d a sign Its name In liquidation.. J. N. MARTIN, J. B. MARTIN. J. N. llartin will continue the Grocery d lIardware business at the old stand. y. 1. Martin will continue the Wagon, iggy and Carriage business at bI rnor place of biusiness. 2-2-3t. For Sale.. 15,000 Buahels Rod Rust Proof Otat+. Apply to . BERNARD O'NEILL & SONS, 191 East Bny, Charleston, S. C. L-20.4t. BTRFREE! Every Toa.her and every School In thu . S. houbl have a copy of WE STER'S INABRIDGED DICTIONARY. Tho Latest Iti:tion incltt.lae Pronouncing Gaz. tt,r orf tiio World, of ov(r ,)00 titles; a U ),la rsc Jirtionary, of 0700 oted Person. ; y>~t llhItlratmi~n.<; 118,10r Words its vocabulary, lu-in, N t inre thu found in ty other American Jictioaear'. THE CAROLINA TEACHER, hich i. thme rfli"ini ..:.a -f the Stain Depart ent of Edlu,-ati,n f F. t'., e ,iin tapp,y yc,u, and you are willing '. Ar,e a. it r iaall favor, it will At cost you t A SINGLE CENT. 'rite at ounce. AdI(dreo The Carolina Teacher, COLUMBIA, s. 0. PARALLEL BIBLES. he Authorize,l a: .I vi.:- Versions of both e Old and New T-.t-:r.: etr in parallel columns, ne for line on t:|. - ialesmen war-e - . 3y .-h r, , whn we offer LIBERAL ItDUC='MENTS. 'rite imnrm:eiiate-y f .r t.-r...a aI li.t of Stand -d Sul>scrigiti ,s; llo:i:. W. L. BE[.L, Pubn.ilher, Columbia, S. C. -22.la SWAFFIELD'S IRCHANT TAILORING ESTA BLISNIMENT, COLUMBIA, S. C., ncw replete with all the novelties for WINTER WEAR. oods made especially for our trade. ur style and fit cannot be excelled. JUSTOM MIDE SIlfRTS, 1-7-1y. Master's Sales. PATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEW BERRY--IN COMMON PLEAS. [as Johm,nstone. Master. vi. P. B. Work mnn anti Robert W. Atchison. By order (in the Court hecreini, datedi El Decemnber, 1880i, I will sell at public tery, before the Court hlouse at New rry, oni ithe first Monday in March, 87, "'all ani d siniguilar that tract anid in tat ion of hInid, sitLuate and11 lying in e Coiity and State a f.resaiid, contain. One II unmdred atul Fifty-Eight and a di (15iS) Aerese, te or less, bonuded the other lands, the said Robert W. ehison, l'reston Brooks Workmnan." T1eruiius:-Th'ie lisgebaser n ill be re ird ta pazy onei-hazlf of thue purtchase ncy in caish, antd tu secure the balance y'able at. twelve enouths with Imuterest mii tihe day of salh', by bonid anid iuiort.. gte of thme prendiuse'? and to pay for* SILAS JO1lNSTfONE, Master. Alaster's Olleue 9th l'\b. !887 --3t. PAIC OF SOUTil CAROLINA (CO U NTY OF N tim BisR RY--IN Ia. JIolitnei, lister, v.3 lLisa C. luuier and others, t 1)ke,, l$$te, I will stelt at publ oui y' before the t'ourt Ilouise at Newber I ho lirst Monday hma March, 18$7. all att to of land tu the towatof Newberry ti County anid Stato a foresaid, contain,~ 're or' less ftoting otu Caldwe.llste.,t t.bounded. by los 2 and 30.! the lanids rmeroly belouxglug to N athani Ilutiter, d 11, F, Orlthi, as represented by a 'it t hercof to be exhibtited at sale.. T'erms:-thme piurchaser wlhe requnired pa our- th ird of the puirchase mioney ens.h, andI to -eere the~ balances pay, tlinh otne and t wo years, wvith t.ntere~sl un t ho day of sale, hy* a bond and mitg~ag oft the premttises, andu tto dem* w in ho M aster a polley 0t ltsrance~ imtheu tuhep ush lot. Shul the vrchser fall to comnp.ly th the termst of satle, wtithulu seven yet taereafter, time propeorCy 'vii be "ol at the' rid of said purchasee out atinI0 IAS Jo TON C,Alate Vls N"Olu\ 1)1 h Fub. ti187.l COM MO 1 int\'e, ~F. salh whvtbe . tuud tu tv, tNA.t4e