The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-31

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State Tax Collectors and Commissioners, are
referred to the notice of Mr.. VIM. Hood, State
Treasurer, and of Mr.. Jas. A. Black, Comptroller.
General. ~ FIX X
Itr Il be we'll to attend the sale of property,
belon,i ing to estate Of DR.. P. j. Simpson, de-
ceased, on Tuesday, 18th of February, near Frog
Level The property is valuable r. ~. =.
The safest investment We know Of is the paying
fos policy Of insurance on your property, which,
if destroyed, insures you against Joss. -Messrs.
Carwile and Mclaughlin are the agents for two
companies. See advertisements. = ( =
By reference to our advertising column, it
will be seen that the new firm Of Lovelace &
Wheeler occupy the old stand Of Webb & Love.
lace, under the Herald office, where they will keep
constantly on hand dry goods, fancy and staple
articles, boots, shoes, hats, groceries, &C., &C. -.
The Bonnet Emporiu n, of Mrs. S. J. Co,cfett,-
No. 263 King street, Charleston, is the place for
fashion and taste, and We advise merchants and
Wis tors to look in there before purchasing else
where. Our lady friends and readers, visiting
the city, must not fail to CRAFTY their wants or
orders sent will be filed with neatness and
despatch. -. .al. ,--...- D. -. - - -
= The reader will perceive by card in another
column, that Mr. Games B. Belts, late Of the
firm of R. a dger l. Co, has, commenced a whole-
sale and retail dry goods business, at 252 King.
Street, Charleston. de offers, stock adapted,
to first class trade, and viii conduct business
on the one-price system.' The trade IS recon-
mended to give attention to this, notice. =
Having erected large; and convenient store
house on Main street, Columbia, Messrs, Seegers
4 Diereks, commission merchants and forTaFd- d,
ing agents, are prepared to Gil orders in their
line WITH despatch and satisfaction. Besides
they have a large stock of groceries, liquors,
&c, for sale at fair prices. Abundant success
attend ,yoa, old fellows, We remember the old
time gone. =. :: -. = = -, 7.E = - =
; The large class Of persons interested, will be
sratffedsto learn, that the: popular Foundry Of
J. N. ;Eason < Bro, having a reputation second
to no other, and established for more than thirty
years, IS in full operation. Engines, boilers,
mills, machinery, and castings IN brass or iron,
are all turned out with despatch. All articles
required by millers and nachinists are Kept on
hand for the trade. Read thei: card: -
Il will be seen, on reference to our advertising
columns that Mr. W. H. Webb, having with
drawn from the partnership heretofore known as
"Webb & Lovelaee," can be found at the corner
store, under the Newberay Hotel, where he will
take pleasuresin welcoming his old friends and
patrons. Friend Webb is eornered, but not
"cabined, cribbed, or confined" as he Rill dem,
onstrate, beyond peradyentusei ts all Sho caH
upon him. !
Thereader is referred to the card Of Hunt {
Brother, formerly of this. place, but now Of
Charleston, who are proftably and actively en-
gagged in the shipping, forwarding and commits
sion business. They give sclosasaseention to sale
and purchase of cotton; promptly forward an
goods, and make Liberal advances on consign-
ments; in fact make themselves agreeable and
generally useful. as Reshave often experienced
See card for further particulars. ~, .z%:r
r Et will be seen by card, that Hunt L Brother,
are prepared TO- supply farmers with Guaho, an
article so long needed. They witl also have a
large consignmentof corn at NewbeEry il a few
days. -, = = =. y. -. j. =