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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-28

the English Queen but what is talk In the streets of
London. We have not published facts plainly as the
English papers and the English correspondents of the
American press have given them to the world cartoon
in recent number of the London 1omahak represented
Brown taking the place of the English lion guardian
of her most sacred majesty Sowell did this timely rebuke
unmask centounes meet the views of the English peo
pe that ninety thousand copies of the 1omahawk Sold
So notorious and bareaced has this scandaous be-
come that the very palace walls in London written
with the most vulgar wtcsm the expense of her majesty
and her spiritual affinity That Victoria should be anything
but what she is would be mposbty To any but those
vulgar slaves who regard the divinity that doth hedge
monarchs with superstious awe, it is we'll known that
Victoria has come of family centious that the blue
eyed angel Virtue came within their palace gates
is the business of certain Christian panderer throw
religious mysteriousness royal personages that Like
the oden GODS their misdeeds couded from the vulgar
gaze Alas it is nothing to find Indignant Irish ser
taking sides with involabe majesty The specimens
be found among race The iron
has entered their souls Indeed all the education that has
ever invaded the thick walls of their very limited and little
cultivated brain patches in the shape of prayer for
the "Queen and all the royal family" You know that your
conented slave like the spaniel thinks highly of the hand
or boot that whips kicks him continually Why even
here Chicago have thousands these verm miscaed
Irishmen who will not allow anything to be said of their
mine-breedng Queen. We have been credaby informed
that set of fellows who disgrace the of shmen in
large foundry reapng machine factory in North Chi
cago terribly indignant at for publishing facs-com-
mon in the streets of this English
Queen Do those slaves forget that this represents
the system that starved their fathers and friends? that sent
their kindred and probably of themselves into those
pest houses called workhouses that umbed their cabins
over their heads and them housee homeless amles
adrif on the cold charity of the world? Miserable serf
they forget these things do not. We can bear with
Engishmen for trying cloak the crimes of their Queen for
her disgrace national disgrace to hem but that things
calling themselves Irishmen should stand up for the ed
dreg the corrupt house of Guelph dsgaceu not only
slaves should be shipped to their congenia mud cabins in
Ireland that the crowbar brigade of this British Queen
might tumble their smoky roofs their stupid
heads and SO bury them forever in congenal filth They
not fit live in republic and the they shipped
away from here the better
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-28

LETTER OF CHICAGO Spy ADDRESSED TO JOHN OMA-
HoNY-The following letter to in envelope
bearing the New York postmark. This is all know
about it, the person who thought proper send it to
omitted to furnish with either his address,
CHICAGO Angst 10Th 81 10Y Sigels
picnic IS the Is this month and Place was Hass Park Since
6 IN edo @ e a e nd
their degrac conduct the ground The IRISH
REPUBLIC tries the DISGRACE in its issue of the "a which
simply e %sFsss aa as sSsG Rss'; 9 %y Ia;
and party ruin
Rs
DHw s s pTs @ 5s S.S he
cn or n P P ons X R at Much oh h n
esn and he Gan do good n the as he h
9 Sd d a % tig Fl d Hh Max % s9 poose
Deese thinks the other way N' : = ~ ''''N'
hoap the Convention has Done its work we'll
Yours faithfully JOHN SULLIVAN
The British Governmenhe open and hereditary enemies
of the Irish peopeget credit and deserve it, for having
spies plenty locuss scattered America to find
out the weak points of great national Organization
That much might fairly expect But, alas it appears
that worst and NEST dangerous enemies of
household Of that the above precious production is
elusive proof This OMahony has his spies in Chicago and
In every city of the United States Their object is blast
and detame the character of their countrymen Irish
men have their faults like of all other nations and for
oupar we have not been slow tell them of them openly
ana honestly And that deep and widespread prejudice
exists against us people-owng to the influence of
national enemles-we all know only WELL This induces
our brothers OF other naonaes to be only too ready
listen to the most exaggerated of our sins and
shortcomings Hence the newspapers of America are eem-
ing day and daily with the most unjust and outrageous
SANDERS against the Irish people We can endure this and
by fair fighting will be able to conquer it. But how are we
meet such Shiny scoundrel this? Professnp to be
only Irshman, but head and leader of the
Irish race he actually employs his to watch them
devils watch human SOULS in order to defame and
them An we nave 10 Say - en tnere Is one Ishman
him for an hour longer then will begin conclude that
our race not in point of honesty and patriotism what
we have hitherto taken it to be.
T. NJ Baltimore MdYour favor received. 1t is needless
to assure you that we have published nothing in regard
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02
:GQ.[TI|!Q(lII.. | | ! / !. BANDS: ] D
r THE CELEBRATED
: . ARROW TIE -
COTTON BAND. .

AN. IMPROVED METHOD -OFaFAsTEN.
ING IRON BANDS On BALES.
Secured by Royal Letters Patent, also By
Continental, Colonial and American Pa
tents.
a substitute ID 7Bahngs Cotton.
Costs less, is'put on faster, holds the bale
smaller, and Will not rot = -
Adjusted to the size of,the bales at the
Press, and with-the: same sfacitityas rope. }
= Painted and put up IN the most aeonve-
nrnt form for transportation. 49,,
l.: These Ties have been for the past two
.rearsused: extensively, in the South, and
West, where their superiority over all Soths
'efs has been fnlly 2proVeds7- = Z .ss~-11e: ~,
The underSigned Agents for the sale 27ef
atbesaboye Tie, 1have .inst4reeeiFed a FRESH
supply and will di<pose,oftbc same lit ia,ge
;or-snaH quantities at moderate prices, with
a discount to the trade. - - =. Z y
- ROBERT MeRE & CO., z: -,
Sept. 11--37-lm! Charleston, sc -
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*sssesF FArAE ACCIDENT yesterday
zs'sssS morning several small beyys were play
% ring with gun ia frcnt of Mr.. Crows
- house when. Mr.: Hamirs little boy,
ssgesss,sabout "A years old, to'see if the gun
- rs =. was loaded, was blewingin the barrel.
s1 Mrs Crows little son was examining
,s,sss.fhe lock at. the time, and let it slip,
@a~the gun firing, the whole Of its contents
entering the mouth and passing out
the back of his head, killing him
ssSEsinstanty ty.-Greenville (Ala.) Advo-
cate. o.. e
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RfshihsAd e. DaavilIe r. r.

zIs.s~ 90 CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. -.,.-
:. gard sffer THURSDAY, January 81, 1867, the
~tssiss: en- thisroad. will run as follows: .
'Lynehbu1g and Danviile and Way Accommo>
dafior and Passenger fraln.
Leaves Richmond daily except Sunday
----.-t 1o -. II.
LeaYe Dapvil.e daily-eXSept Sunday
al-... .. 'o.o] a AL.
:, Passengers for Farnville, Ly9cbburs. Knox
vile. Nashville, Menphis, New Qrleaps &c via
Lynchbarg. ar.. for all way-stations ON
southside railroad, will tako tn's tram - =
F ~ Through Express Train Going West -
Leaves Richmond daily at...............2.10 ?. N.
Leaves Dsnyile P. ID.
- Going East. -...--- -
Leaves Greensboro at.....................23 81 M.
Leaves Danyille at d T. NJ.
Passengers from Richmond for all stations
west of DanviIle, Charlotte, Columbia. Augusta,
Macon, Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mo-
bile, and New Orleans, via Columbia, will take
this train. THOMAS DODAMEAD.
Feb. 6.
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.sEAJS .Y |!
For Sale.

IA T FBE HEeALD OFFICE. a Scholar,
IN Snip in'the Philadelphia Uuiversig OF
al esIicine and <.Snaery. The Scholarship
-eusttes 3he ho1derto fun Instruction nHtii
graduation, in r5e Medical Department, en-
braeRs Anatomy .aSnEgery : physiolagy Mass
teria Medtca, Chemistry, Obstetrics and Dis
J eases: Of Foaea and EhldreG. Principles 3
~ The student holding this scholarship can
eater the College at. any time during sIhe
Syear, attend as aeRg as he choose, and res
Eeater The Institution as frequently as DESIRED
<Prfee Of Scholarship S75:.. <-l.::ss
Inquire at this Office. July J29 If.
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Laurens Railroad.
NEW SCHEDULE.
Office Laurens r. R..

UHce Laurcns Z. H.,
Laurens C. H, S. c., May %, 1867.
NN AND AFTER Monday next 9th inst,
" the. Trains will run as follows, until
further notice. The Road having been COM
pleted through to Newberry. freight and
passage will be considerably reduced:
Leave LaurenS at 6 O'Clock, A. NJ, on
MONDAYS; WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS. and arrive at Newherry, at12 O'Clock
Leave Newberry on TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS at ~ o'clock and SATUR>
DAYS, at l o'clock, connecting with the
down train On the G. s. C r. +.
JOSEPH CREWS,
May %, 1867 Superintendent.
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REpRooF.-Passionate reproof, says
Dodd, are like medicines given sealding
hot; the patient cannot take them. If
we wish to do good to those we rebuke,
we should labor for meekness and wis
dom, and use soft words for hard argu-
mentS.
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REMOVAL.
LEWIS: BUTLER,
AsHt1oNABLB s.. BARBER and
HAIR, DRESSER,

RESPECTFULLY announces TO the gen
temen of Scwberry, that he has remored,tos
the room in the rear. Of the Newberry Hotel,
where.he will be;happy to ,wait-upon' all in
the exercise of his profession. His object
is to please tie most fastidious, taste, and
the keeping Of his shopshall be after tho.
most unexce eptionabie style. 80 r.. -
Shaving, Trimming, sbampooing,s and
Hairdying executedin the most approyeds
manner. p Jan. 2S-4-tk. ;
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Schedule Spar. & Union r. Il.

ON and after MONDAY, the Goth May inst.
the Passenger Trains will run on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Saturdays. Down trains leave
Spar,aEburg G. H.. at a., m; arrive at Alston
at $50 a. m. Up trains leave Aston at 12S)
D. M; arrive at Spartanburg G. H .at 200 p m.
THOS. 4. JETER.
President s. & q. Railroad.
Cnionyile. S. c., May Is, 1857.
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; -A1Qm .Fow HhndrSa AcreSs =

STATEOF OIlTH CAROLINA:
In Equits-Newberry District. E. B.
stoddard & Co., ct a, vs.. Michael Buz-
zard ct Az. :. e2-'-.:-.- -
The cred tors Of ". P: Buzzard and VIE,
Hanson. L.. Buzzard individually, and of the
partnership ofM. P. & WI: Blizzard are
requiretlato render and establish on oath,
their respective demands before the Com
missioner Of this Court, on or before the
first Moaaav in October next. .<-~
SiLAS TOMBSTONE, e. E. n. D.
CONS Office, Sept. 9th 81. fs ll-3I-at.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

THE THREE GUIDEs.-A sound
> head, an honest heart, and a hum
Bile spirit-these are the three
best guides. They will ever suf-
flee to conduct US in safety in eve
ry variety of circumstances,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

.rxa4 As heavy a field of clover as I
ever noticed was from a seeding
Of six quarts to the acre and as
heavy oats as one would desire to
A''2 raise were from a seeding Of II
bushels; and winter grain II
bushels.
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WILLIAsEsTEORi STRINGS s. e,

To- THIS PoPULARrwATERING
seaSSssS FLACE, baFing been leased BY the :
Subscriber, is now opened for VISITORS = ss'S
N'iliannst on haststrong attractions for the
invalid, the climate being salnbrions, snds
the water, the purest chalrbeate in America. ::
No pains. will be spared on the part Of the Z
proprietor to render every comfort 70 in: in
valils ard pleasure seekers Board win
only be :25 per month, 50 per week, and2
81 80 per day. -. ..H
Travellers by the Greenville and Columbia.
Rail Road reach the Springs. daily at half.
past I PM II. l. EPTING, N. D., -.
July 3-27-tG Proprietor. T
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Henry L. Jefsrs-. Wm Fl. .Jefers--Thos.A.J Jefers

i -
On entering upon the business of the,
next season, we beg leaEe>to return our
thanks for the patronage so kindly ex-
tended to Us since there opening Of our
business at .theielcse, ,of' the war " With
renewed eHrtgy. we *iIl1 eontinae to
study theinterests of our friends, confiu
singleQrselNes-aS as heretofore to. a>legti-
nate Commission Bssincss.
Liberal Misunderstanding be made on Con-
signmentss Al ID careful attention paid to
filing Ordersfot Supplies. & EE EE
d 0ur. patrons viii be kept faBy posted
on the Markets. free charge, By our
Weekly Prices Current.
81 sy-s z~.s..,>ssH. LII &-CQ -
Charleston; SIC: ,S:JulY$1 ;;s1S6z%A& : s
{ Sept.4 e am,
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MEssRs. EDITORS: You will please an
nouhce NArHAN-F JOHNSON as a can
didate for the office of Clerk of Court, ofthe
District of Newberry, for the next ensuing
term. :. MANY FRIENDS.
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MEssRs EDIToRs-PIease announce DIR.
JACOB KIBLER as q candidate for the or
flee of Tax Collector. for the ensuing term,
as in every respect qualified and worthy OF
the office, and oblige OLD IlMEo.
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Daily Trains ON D. r. r.. .R.
sUP1's OFFICE SCR !

.. -SUP1'S OFFICE G. & CIR R.,
COLUMBIA, May g., 1861.
= On and after the 1st day of June. the Trains Of
the Greenyille aud Columbi IA road Company
will be rua daily Sundays excepted over the
Blue Ridge Railroad, between Anderson and
Walhalla, to connect with the sup and down.
trains of the Greenvlle Railroad.
3. SLOAN: Sup. &. &. c. r. e.
June 1857.
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MEssRs EDrToess fou-aTe authorized to an-
nounce JOHN W. COUNTS as n candidate for
the office of lax Collector for Newberry Dist,
at tbeensuing election: Mr. Counts is gentle
man every way qualified for the Office.
DUTCH FORK.
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For TAX COLLECTOR JOHN WILL
LIAMS is respectfully nominated as candidate
for the Office Of Tax COLLECTOR, Newlerry Dis
trct, at the next election. ::
Oct. 3Ist, 1866. ( < MANY FRIENDS.
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3 II effhe R5sy0h P5st ssys srhfs sstce1 q q
s1seopEsk S. tatsazggaiter, 5aafaps aad a grease
-spot wesafoandeonstbe sidewalk Of one
saf streets ,SesserdasszsItsiss So aRpesed
.iasllssy nnss tanatsS ztRestsds and that
these x ere hcr r6raauiSH -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

MEssRs. ED1TnRs-By nominating Mr..
DANIEL B. WHEELER as a candidate for
Tax Collector of Newberry District. you will
oblge his many WARM FRIENDS.
Jt,lr
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

MEsses. EpIroRs-Pleasen nominate Mr. JOS.
". HILL as suitable candidate for the Office
of Tax Collector, for the ensuing term. aud
oblige -- NEW BEhRl.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

MEssRs EDIroRs-Ytoca6 Wit please san>
nqunce J.D. SMITH, as aeandidate for the
'offceof Pax Collector, Newberry District,
Maw . .1s66. gE@ = ss199sSse, s4zIsSs-s.s1 x
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

MEssRs EDITORS: You will please an,
nounce Mr.. r V: GISF. as candidate for a
seat in the next session of our State Legisla>
ture. ..... ..-.
FARMERS OF NEWBERRY
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

Is lsBsesklynite tells a qa,eepstoryahout
! the % Sel5swife and daughter of = milk.
max aoek daily bathsiR the lacteal
.apia ,toSiapsoge Their copelexiesa Ehs.
sa1ik wasst thepe yatered aadssedas fifteen
eeass 5aaart. Z diln' t reed any doctor
siieg TO give u "s5otyssSaf.er that.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

MEssRs FD1ToRs.-The friends of CAPT.
GUS. DICKERP, OF Pomaria, the brave
soldier and hero Of many battles, respectfully
nominate him as a candidare, for the Office of
Tax Collector of this District, believing that
his nomination will prove highly acceptable,
March 20, ~ If. MANY FRIENDS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

'sassAs Cor sAiEaEn1rH ReBBED 1slsass
- sss9 9paeE = e, are Psdhea sos
noaaee sfe 4aet that tshtt::Q esteemed
fslloa:eisiaea an basfs o9 the steam .
Col Jas ". Meredith, the raiIrdsd
=. man, has been robbed! Some vlkae,
without the fear<pf the laK.. before bis
~ eyesss Fee flhs rigkssefathers
= fel6nieasfy aud -burglarioasl y'and zsitb
ssesl intent entered the Colonel resi-
S& sdlense On Saturday night last, sfsss;
&&s his saFssg ehfoaoneter sana an al the
:, change hess haf'ss IN his west pocket
sEeabnei .4whese wsS your ttpsrivate bas-'
sery e sasAA '1iist ts.elnofee grspe,
y . Bragg and yor might -hayee stopped
@ fals wicked bargEa1s:: 4stslsssea Gsroa-
sssa~~Sc Scge<ahd SeNttael: - - :, =,
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~ sE3s kyefv AoFRins%SH ,sss
Sweet rolls, hdtEea bread takedto order.
IL will also have fine assortment OF
FRENeH.ainnd Other G4SD IES1 of shis own
Having fine ovens, bake pans, .aed his
material being 81. the 'hest; md teims very
moderate, he-respee6qilY. solicit $ "a shafs:of
patronage. -SEL&Sa$$5xGaEa lsssts::1&.
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f :Exeseiito e RS s Sale. : :;

TwiaseT atfheg seaidcpcc of Rhoda
W. Khsore, dc q, ea<--:.,- - =,
9 agS Z stdaaaa y!alfg q oct09erai 9:
k1fahc real ard personal property beioHs:S
ms TO the Bstafesoif said deeeas sedTg The.
Real Rsfste% consists Of the tract Rfor>
Which thesresidenee;sstan Dds. sand contains
1hout. E1nur&H, n5rSa a cres- :.
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LAURENS.: 4ILROAD,.
Entirely New Schedule.

Office Laurens R. R., -
Laurens c. H., S. G., July II, 1857. :
r ON AND AFTER Monday next 22d inst, the
Trains will run over this Road as follows, until
further notice: -:-... .. - = ~
Leave Laurens at O'Clock, A. NJ ). on MON.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, aud
arrive at Newberry at il O'Clock "a. N.
Leave Newberry on MONDAYS WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS. connecting with both
trains on the G. s. C. r. R.. at Helena Shops.
--, .-...' JOSEPH CREWS,
July q. 1857. Superintendent.
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Notice.

Application will be made at the next
meeting ofth Legislature of this State for
an Act Incorporating Freedman's School
in the Town Of Nrwherry.
ROBERT TOLIVER,
CHARLEY CANNON,
JAMES LoNGSHORE, Freedmen.
HARVEY CLARK and
others
Sept llth, 1867 37-3mo.
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Iced. andsorialahm ilh masanatea
ramE 49, * -

ehddotte R;sses;J ;Jeayana Blane-ps );
Cream and ss&i<s 81 craft, 4pns,, Fr,htsNeFah'
quo, Taehcrin., PeIonnai<c and jelly Cakes.
Also on hand s.Isesh tEFpit.F Pospd and
sponge Cakes, Jelly, ToTtS, Sma#f Bai$ccnitS,
,Ianbles, Ginger: Snaps and Nat$r Rock
Cake, Love, Kisses Ksiis sss &C. ssqssss&-s S
Flesh Bread a and G asserted Pies,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

MEssRs. EDIToRs.-You will please an
nounce THOMAS H. CROMER as candi-
date for Tax Collector Newberry District. at
the next election. MOLLOAON,
Sen. u . -
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Cotton Gins.
APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.

Notice is hereby given that application
will be made at the ensuing session of Leg
islature for charter for Ferry at Saluda
Old Town. Aug %.
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Ap4lcE 70 TUE eLADiEs,-Seyer faint
when you%aress aldae, Always select.
some. good eppartanie ieY. The more per-
'sensstbere area aboat yea the more Sue,
oessfd. win pe gouf at A friends house
wsensfhere is dinner or an evening
party going on, iisfar Fea,a bad opper-
Sanity Never faNyt more than once in
the same eyeiiAg, as there may be3a faH.
iingepf u the sympathy 90 a second cxc.
';p1sriisaeat.g a woman should mot only.
&aiiat u esl bat be Satho re- snSpisiou.S Be;
very seafefaf, taefefers, never. ..o,~risks q
faint aaleES yor have some object in.
viesF ssfeh gnieggs sodts Of towR--or "a
new go0rAoT box at the opera-ors
'sefng taksat some fete-or any other;
little capricezW hieh y ohE husband may
havesphstiaatei yretnsed you: Ins such
cases histories are Instifia6ie.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

9 AH Old FrsedHa ain Texas was asked,
q few, days ago, ifshs SEas not going 10
register lie WISHED: to know how he
2wou,a have. =. proceed. On being told
tbathe had swear to support the Con-
stitntions his eyes 8ide dehsd, and, Edraws.
ing long breath, he said he couldn't
Eaosit, becnse he eoalaah support hin:
self lsssss ssss.:T.s-- < g. Es2
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IIonis. Sehoda{ir,

~ ftasia e &c enepci to thc ceRSFR STORE
4N MA lE STREET forpeily occupied BY
A Herfis,,S Ssaad tdiiir5etly opposite sMessrs.;
W+sken,aps& Nsiber, wouid-respecrfalfs m )
leru: tae'ia.iics ard eitizrns ge1eraHysc that
he isTprepaFedtq qGEaishs @-@ e. sn@ss
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! ~NEFeWbeEry = r <,
FEMALE COLLEGE,
}.NEWBBBsR YsgaH:; ss G.
faculty..

ESR%
. Rev. J. TaS1qr zealr, Principal.
Prof. ". GRyson Zealy,. associate. Pfin-
cipat sS|F22h'S<- '-TF2
Mss A. Es Motion, Ipstructress Col
Dept. -.
Nrs:L: eargol;G Pdneipal Mnsicat Dept
Ms - asSistart ='ss.s1 '7<s7sts''
.MrsE nc M#seertYi Priiucippai Primary P INA
,aisse. Assistant Primary Dept:
>. ~se THE ensuing Session Of; this,
:AFA School viii coahineuce on We'd,
8 Besslay the 21st- day Of August
&. The Session embraces
, sE SIXTEEN WEEKS, and pupils are
charged fEem-the TlAEreF THEIR lEsTRASos
TO rHE eLosEFrHE SESSION S:s.ES; , $k-S =
The daushteTs of:&inisters of the Gospel,
boarding ssip Principal, sare educated
tie eslE ehasge against, them
is fdfl board sss5ess Lsss ,<sEz. <sS>z ass- sssss2
Zach 6eardes. Is required 70 Furnish
To&sfs, aepair, of Sheets Pillow -GsRs, and
such hea Egec oreripg IS, may be needed i .!sx
Terms In Adyasses IN eqqs,rsaey Z, Eperasessida;
Bdard Including washing, fnsl; aighfsSE.s% e.
&ca, -
Tuitionpin ENGLISH BRANCHES c obs Dept :2s0a.:
;,e, 49, "a fssaasnes Rslsas4 g Sos,
Inciden ta1 BSSense, .s: $" .:&s! q sSe:
:, Theaboye isreqnired ofeacl pupii; ;the follow
ing are optiol4I:S s.s.. =; Eis- sssas> :S5zs :sS5zSs
= Tnitian on PIANO, incIuding guse Of Iustru-
iiSioson miat Gdifsf {.
VncalL ss9F
q Vocal Lessons, in class. 20
TuiticB in ~sfdasern languages EACH. -: 20 So
Tuiton IN DraSag or faintinaS -.s23D0le
= No other el,aI.ces sr xcept for Books [aud
private Static aeny faEnilhed:2 Ersz5 .ysG94
Fer rfnrthessiafo rnaation address. .sc>StS9 n .
sgssSa sSRRFFsasE J:9F ~ YEaRsZEs LIZ, 80 y.
- = 80 = eV5ersE c. Il, IS. e. :
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02
.Ei}ks Metallic BQid Cases. ]

:. THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly, on 90
hand a fulrassortment of the aboxe.a approved
eases,of. different patterns. Besides collins
ot his oYa make ee,g l.of. which he is prepared
ito furnish at very" reasonable rates, with.
pfomptness and despatch. Z 50
:. Persons desirous- of having cases seutby -'-
railroad viii have. them sent freeof charge. &
IA Hearse is always on hand and win he
furpiShed at:the rate of SO per day.
.ThaukfA" for past patronage, the SUBJ
seriber respectfully asksfor "a continuation
of the same, and assures the public thai
.aEo eaortroH his part will be spared to fender
the utrnost-sa tisfaction.. Il SO
/ EEF $R: :G.GHAPMAN..