The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-17
Flonr Flour-at Webb L Lovelace's.

J. Flour, Flour-at Webb & LoVeiaceS. - ~
We are requested to call attention to change
in advertisement of estate sale of &. W. Gary in
regard to terms, which will be cash in currency.
See School notice of Mr.. T. Dackett. Parents
cannot do better than send their children to him,
as he is fully competent to their instruction. -
DR.. L. N. .Grimball, located at Frog Level, Of
fers his services TO the citizens of Newberry Dis
trict -:-- =
All persons having demands against the estate
of Dr.. 7. W. Thompson, deceased, are called
upon to render them properly attested, on or be-
fore the FIRST day of April next.
Sre notice Of Teacher Wanted. This is most
admirable opportunity for qualified lady to Sc
cure an exceptionablc home. Applications will
be received at this Office. .-,-~--
j. F. 0ENelil &s Son, Wholesale Grocers and
Commission Merchants, Charleston, and dealers
in Wines, Liquors, &c. Country merchants are
invited to visit this house.: : =. : p =,
The Charleston Drug House Of j. A. Morgan,
l53' Meeti g Street, with Mr.. dohn aAshhurst. as
superintendent, will prove a success. Druggists
and others would do we'll to pay attention to this
house. The stock is fresh and complete, :.
j. ". Steele, north: east corner King and
George streets, Charleston, Invite attention to- a
complete assortment Of Genilesnen's Furnishing
and Fancy Goods. The trade will -fndit to their
advantage to examine this stock before purchas
ing elsewhere ~. ..',.. - = =. - -
. The firm Of Webb & Sage, long known to the
business community, having resumed business as
| Wholesale Crockery Dealers, at No. 5 HaFne St,
Charleston, will be happy to meet their old friends
and customers. We, recommend them with
pleasure. ~. - .r, ~. ., ~. Si~, -
William G Whilden & Co, formerly Hayden
l. Whilden, Charleston. The character Of this:
house, so long aud faForably known needs but
little Recommendation, simple announcement of
having opened q splendid stock OF. goods is, all
sufficient Reference is called to their card: >:
We refer with pleasure, and cali attention to
the card of William Gurney, Wholesale Grocer
aud Commission Merchant, Charleston. aMr. K.
S Catheart.is connected with this house and cor
daily invites his friends tccall. Liberal ADVANCES
made on consignments. ,,'':.~ = :, =. :.
Hapes' Ntrogenized Phosphate ofLime. H w:
Kinsman, Agent. This fertilisee has a deservedly
high reputation. See card of Mr.. Kinsnian, and
supply yourselves, farmers aad planters that you
may enrich your impoverished soils and increase
your harvestS. .a.~ - = =,
Mt Zion Institute; Winnsbopo', S. G., g. A.
Woodward, Principal. The exercises OF this
popular Institute willbe resumed the fast Mon
day in February, '66. The corps of officers are
men of sterling character and profound eFudition:'
See card for particulars. -
Messrs. G. q. Walter & Son, receiving and for
warding agents, it will be perceived, will establish
themselves at Columbia, on theseompletion of the
SCR. R, to that point Thea aAessa Wster
have justly earned good reputatjSnseTe be-
speak for them continued and qiberaf of
patronage. .
1t is with no ordinary pleasure that we recon-
mend our friend and fellow townsman, II. ".
Bytbewood, as an experienced Auctioneer aaa
Commission Merchant. We have known him for
wears in this line and are satisfied that he ranks
mo. /. To hear him cry makes bis auditors
laugh. -.
Our old friend C. q. Kingsmore is, after a long
lapse, once more in his old place. Good before,
we are happy to state that he is still better now.
His pictures show that they come from the hands
of an artist. The advantage now offered by Mr..
Kingsmore, is one that has been long desired,
and his rooms will soon be filed with those who
are anxious to secure the shadow ere the sub:
stance fade. -.--
It will be observed that Messrs. Wright L Cop
pock have removed to their old stand, No.
MeNohoa Rew5 aaa having disposed of their stock
Of Hardware ahdHDry Goods, intend to devote
their tiaae ard attention exclusi lively to keeping
first class Clothing and Gents out:ftting estao-
lishnent. Their long experience in the above
line warrants the belief that the undertaking win
prove eniinently successful ? They have still on
hand an assortment of ladies' shoes and croekery
ware which will be closed out at moderate figures.
Their motto is quick sales and short profits