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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-14

"ANoTHER REBEL OUTnAGE"-An eve
doctor, so.called, named..Webb, who has
been lying about Randolph for somo time,
organizing Union Leagues, and doing such
other dirty work as camc in his way, being
ready to leave for other fields Of labor, yes
tcrday got drunk, and, showing letters from
Brownlow and other, boasting of having
been employed rs spy upon those who
had tolerated his presence among thcm, de.
nounccd the people as rebels worthy of
death and damnation, and exhausted the
vocabulary of abuse and profanity general
ly. All this was borne, not patiently, but
from sense of duty. But "thero is o
point at which forbcarancc ceases to be n
virtue" andwhen ]le cursed the women of
tho community in which he had been per.
mlttcd TO live as q set Of VS., that point
was passed, and n shower of missiles of q
miscellaneous character followed him on
his retreat. Unfortunately. ho was not
seriously punished. We shall soon have
his report of q "rcbel outrage on loyal
man. in NIL the Radical paper.-iSelnu Aies.
sengcr, 1st inst.
Old FooY lDEAs.--A conception Of tho
"union party" Of Orange county, Indiana.
was held the other day, by which some very
Significant resolutions wcro adopted. Two
OF them are as follows;
Resolved, That while we rejoice at Tho
downfall of slavery and the establishment
OF universal liberty throughout the Rcpub.
lie, wc DO not believe it possible or dcsira
bic to establish social or political equality
between the black and tho white races. AS
citizens Of loyal State in tho Union, VIC
claim tho right TO establish such laws in re-
gard to suffrage as to us shall seem bes. cal
cutatcd to secure the harmony and prosperi-
ty of our people. a iftawl
Resolved, That oil attempts 10 establish
either social or polital equality by legisla-
ton tends to disturb tho peace Of society
and corrupt tho ballot box. Therefore wo
nrc for tho separation Of tho two races by
colonizing the negroes Of tho United States
in some locality congenial to their we'll be-
ing, rs the means of final settlement of
this yexcd question in American politics.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
Conservative State Convention to Meet ing
, Columbia.

A meeting Of the conservative white
citizens of Richland district was held on
the .2lst instant, at which the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That committee of nine be
appointed to invite a meeting, in this
city, Of delegates from the various dis.
tricts ofthe State, to deliberate upon the
present condition of our political affairs.
In accordance with this committee
was appointed to prepare circular far
distribution throughout the State. This
circular has been addressed to prominent
gentlemen, and Invites cooperation in
securing the attendance of delegates
Ave to ten of the ablest representative
men in each aistrict-to the meeting to
be held in Columbia on Wednesday, the
9Th Nov, at P. M. to take into COZ
sideration the object named.
"Thc chief business to be done by the
Convention will be: To issue an address
to the people of the State and country,
expressive Of our opposition to e'olicy
which gives the negro the control of the
balIot-box and jary-bnx to memorialize
Congress to reconsider the reconstruction
bills, and remove the existing obstacles
to fun, free and harmonious expression
Of the intelligent public Opt ion of the
people Of the State; to adopt such lpea-
snres rs will influence our citizens TO op-
pose, in a proper and lawful manner, ali
schemes which are calculated to result in
negro domination and the utter dcStruc
ton of the best interests ofthe State" :
Favorable answers have been returned
from nearly every district, and as PrcSi.
dents Of Railroads will pass delegates
both ways for one fare, it is hoped that the
Convention may be large ana influential
one, and that, under the blessing of
Almighty God, good may result TO our
distracted commonwealth and the whole
country.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
ma charlaahn assly Ksur.

lfessrs. Riordan, Dawson q Evans. hav>
gpurcAased she material. good WIN and
iaseresfEoTthe above Journal. from It's late
propsiescrs. Msssrs: Mcmillan q Mortoo,
win guideisupon saosherera Of sertuue:
3 MesssS Riord2n and sDswsou are wei
knoRn 10 the communities Of our State ss
abb jelraslists. Hear what The managers
The aew eroprietors of the. paper viii
bebd on their energies 70 the task Of giving
ffeaa interest and vigor 10 its columns, and
enlssging by every means that enterprise
can Euggest, the sphere of its influence and
usefmness. In the shaping Of its past p0lhi>
Eais course, they have had no part. Their
record, % Independent journalists, begins
from to-day. Bound to the fortunes OF no
+clique Of impracticable extremists, NOR YET
the facils moath-piece Of the timid and time
serving, the News will henceforth dea!
with public questions as they arise, honestly
eessssssiy and consistently, with but the sin
gle aim--to maintain the honor and pro-
mote she welfare Of the Southern people.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
every Month" +"

This is the title ofa monthly visitant,
puhkshed in behalf o. the ''Church ofthe
Strangers, M extended notice Of the
working and plan Of which we gave some
time ago. The October number is re-
eeived, containing an Interesting and
sanisabls sermon, delivered by the
pastor Of this church Of strangers, and
ono Of whose sermons are published each
month in this paper, and sent to sub
scribers as the very reasonable price Of
saeepts ., year, or Eve copies for one
aalias The object IS worthy ofznotice
snd patronsge, the proceeds being de.
Sosed 10 the church. Address s.. 7.
Tsylor, editor Of Every Nonth, s4s
eaasiSt., New York, and secure q ser
anen, more than worth the money, once
Sssry month.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
cunssrvssiys pslszsses.

:fhe soilowing named gentlemen have
6eel appointed IS delegates, from Rich
had, for the Convention to .bo held in
Golnnfbia, on the 9th.
ssW. .R.a BeSaussure, Wade Hampton,
Ed Arthur, L. b. Childs, Theodore
Stark, W. B. Stanley, T. " Radcliffe,
D. w. Ray, Warren Adams, A. Z. Tay-
he, e. j. Scott, Samuel W. Melton, F.
w. McMaster. W. II. Talley, J. S. Pres
SOn.s D: D. DcSausSure, j. G. Gibaes,
J.sS. Green, II. T. Caughman, Jas. Doug.
lss.J. q Kinslsr, Joseph D. Pope, F. G.
DeEoasaine, F:.W .Fickling, John English,
Vim. Wallace. -. -....:..,..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

CABLE DEsPATcHEs.-LoNDoN. Novem.
ber 2.-Adviccs from Garibaldi's camp
six miles from Rome-to the evening of
the Goth, have been received. He will
not attack Rome with less than 20, 900.
He has only two brass pieces OF artillery,
which he captured at Monte Rotondo.
The Papal forces, on returning, burned
the bridges. Garibaldi resisted the wish.
es of his partisans to shoot prisoners.
The Priests fought braveiy at Monte Ro-
tondo. Garabaldi had plenty Of provisions
and ammunition.
LATER.-The Italian reserve has been
called out. 1t is said that Prussia has
pledged its support TO Italy. The rela.
tio:s between Prussia and Italy cause
anxiety. Menebria, in note, justiaes
the Italian advance the dignity of Italy
and the French violation of the Septem-
Der convention, require it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
OBITUARY.
In MEMORIAM.

DIED, September 2lSt, at the residence of
Dr.. R. P. Clark, JLappa, S. c., NR. Ros'r.
j. CONNER, aged 2s years, months and IS
days. ~. ..-.
Mr. c., came to Newberrv, from North
Carolina, few years before the late war.
Att beginning OF the war he enlisted "a
soldier, and bore the hardSlips and shared
the glory Of the campaign until the 18th Of
December 1862, when, fighting bravely at
the battle Of Fredericksburg, he received
severe wound in his lungs, which finally
terminated his life, as above.
Of strict integrity, pure morals, gentle
manly department, warm attachments, and
affable disposition, he was favoritc in the
large circle Of friends with whom lie asSoci-
atcd. he was a worthy member Of the Bap-
tist Chnrch, and died, we doubt not, in the
faith Of the Gospel. His dust reposes far
from home and elatives, but his manly rir-
tues vii! long be cherished by many friends.
DIED, Oct. 9Th, 1867, at her residence on
Long swamp. Marion county, Florida, Mrs.
MARY E. EiCHELBERGER, wife Of Mr. j. W. F.
Eiehelberger. -.
She Was attacked by pernicious fever,
which terminated in CONGESTION of the liver,
and caused her death in two days from the
first attack
Mrs. E. was the daughter of William and
Nary Welch, of Newberry District, S. C..
Soon after her marriage, she removed IT,
the State of Florida, and subsequently be-
came much interested upon the subject of
her salvation, and, u.der the ministry of
Rev. c. IF. Bernhem, professed faith in the
Rcdeemer, and united with the Evangelical
Lutheran Church. For eight years she WAS
living example Of -pety, and, most de-
votedly attached to the church Of her choice.
Her amiatle qualities endeared her to all
who formed her acquaintance, indeed, to
know her was to love her. :: .
Her loss will be deeply felt in the com
munity in which she resided. She leaves q
husb md and four little ckiltrcn, one am
infant, to mourn her departure.
May the Great Shepherd and Bishop Of
Souls, who "tempers the winds to the shorn
lamb" take care of those little orphan boys,
and cause them to walk in His tear. e:
BLESSED are the dead which die in, the
Lordfrom henceforth Yea, saith the Spirit,
that they may rest from their labours and
their works do follow them." Rev. a: lS.
-...- J. G. F..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

1t seems to be certain that the Con-
vention in Georgia would have failed for
want of a majority vote, if Gen. Pope
had not ordered the polls to be kept
open three days. thereby, as the National
Intelligencer says, enabling the negroes
to vote under their numerous aliases and
in various places.
Rents are falling in Macon. Stores
which last year brought two or three
thousand dollars, are now offered at one
thousand, with no takers. Property
holders have killed the goose that laid
the golden egg.
A terrible gale vas experienced along
the Atlantic seaboard on the 29th ult.
Wilmington and other places suffered
extensively.
The rice crop of Carolina for 1867
will not be more than one-6fth of an
average one before the war.
Quarantine is at an end in Charleston.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
Laureus Items.

: Saturday, 9th ult., was return day for
Lanrsns, nunber. Of cases returned not
.oysr seventy. Judge Dawkins will pre-
.side. ---..
-usA few days since the dwelling house,
Kitchen, suoke house, and all the yard
baildings Of David Stoddard, Esq, an
old and respected citizen, were destroyed
by Gre. Besides these be lost about
$1,000 in cash. The FIRE was accidental.
The Laurens Herald calls on the citizens
10, help him. -. -....- ~.
Synod met on Wednesday ssd and ad'
journsa on Saturday Goth. The attend,
xnce Of ministers and ruling elders was
nossyery full, bns the meeting was har'
1onions. The question Of removing the
Theological Seminary at Columbia to
some point in the West, which has been
long agitated, was set at rest BY unani'
esaous decision T. let it remain.
Tho funeral ceremoniesof DR.. Jas. P
Knight, who died fiem yellow fever,
while on his way home from Texas, were
celebrated BY the Wallace Lodge, Of
which hc was 3 worthy and esteemed
member, by the fraternity on the Goth
ais, st Warrior Greek Church.
We notice the death o. Dr. John Lark,
which occurred on the 10th Sept, al
ebsppeH Hill, Texas. He was born in
Edgefield. He leaves widow, the
daughter Of 4. L. Lark of Newberry Dis
tr;cs. ~, ,:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
Dis Charleston Zeitung.

We Lave received the Charleston Ger
Dan paper. Ills handsomely gotten up
by Messrs. C. G. Erckmann & Co., and
ably edised By Gen1 John A. Wagner:
Susseripsionprice s. per AMMAN; $3.50
6sQsix months and 81 forsthree months.
We commend the Zsitung to our German
Eisads aud fellow citizens.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
COMMERCIAL.

NEwBERRY,. November 5-CorToN. Since
our last issue, the staple has been in good de-
mand. at from lA} to IS cents. Receipts of the
week seven hundred and forty bales.
No report Of market from Columbia.
NEW YORK, November Al p. NJ Cotton
heavy ana lower; sales 1,3>0 bales, at 18i. Fiour
State $40 4:a14. Corn-W estern mixed 81 .S5
a1.37t. Gold40
- BALTIMORE. November 4.-Cottcn very dull
Wheat sc. lower. Corn steady and active.
CHARLESTON, November 4,-Cotton active and
irregu}ar;, quotations unchanged; sales ! J0'c
bales-middIipg 17al7I; receipts l 800.
: AUGUSTA. November A. Cotton more active
and closed frrner ;sales 95S bales :. -. g.. -,
LIVERPOOL, November AZ ?. M.-Cotton
ruchanged. -. =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
MARRIED,

MARRIED, on the oath October, by the
Rev. L. S. Boiuest. at the residence Of the
brides father, MR. Benson SUBER and Miss
TExANNA KooN. all Of Newbcrry District.
We acknowledge with pleasure the favor
received, may the happy couple live till they
die, and their lives be sfrewn with flowers,
and gladdened with bright sunshine .-..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
1adactian Of Freight and Passenger Rate:
S.ssSss. -sF-.an on fhs "a. &C.R 3.

Ws-sse. grasi6ed to learn from the
Grecnsilts Enterprise that the President
and Directors of G. & C. r. R., will pue-
iish new schedule in few days mate
rally reducing thssates of freight and
travel on said road.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
Index to New Advertisements. =

index 70 new ADVERTISEMENTS. ~
The following Advertisements appear to-day
for the first time. Those to be continued, viii
be found under their respective heads in oul
next issue
Carwile & McCaughrin-2o0 bushels
Seed Wheat.
Wright & Aobley-Grocers, Augusta,
Georgia.
W. A. Cline-Coffins, co6ins. =.
Wren & Wheeler-Photographs, over
Mr.. Mowers Store. --..,.~
A. Palmer-Stoves, tin.ware, Colum'
bia. S. G.
E. H. Werts-Mule stolen, $25reward.
Silas Observation-Disclosures no.
tice. =... -.:..
J. 7. Pescrsoa-Citation
Geo. land-Carriage Shop.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

Z REelsrsArloN.-The total number re-
gistered in this State is estimated at
12so0o, of which 45, 900 sre whites and
$4,000 biacks. In North Carolina, the
total number is estimated at l74,717-
tie proportion being three whites to one
black.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

Stolen from the subscriber on Wednes-
day evening the 23d October, by very
tall freedman, black Mare Mule, Q years
old, about l44 hands high. There are no
particular marks on said mule except a
white saddle mark on. each side of her back.
She has Il. little Roman nose. A2reward Of
$50 will be paid for her recovery.
Address z. II. WERTS,
Ninety Six Posi- Office, S. c.
A.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

Adyiees from the West inform Us that
q most fearful tornado was recently ex-
perienced on the Rio Grande. Many
lives we're lost and several hundred dwell
lings blown down and otherwise de-
streYel.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

Post masters are obliged to receive all
treasury notes, for stamps or postage il
clearly genuine, no matter how worn
they ymay be, provided that one-twentieth
part fhsreofbe not missing, and fractional
currency, ifnot one tenth part be missing.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

. MILITARY APPoINTMENT.-Gen. Candy
has appointed James E. Peterson magis'
trate in the town Of Newbery, vice John
Coate, resigned. = =. =. - * f:sS.: =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

The Radicals Of Columbia have nomi-
mated the following tickets for delegates
to the Convention W. B. Nash. G. NJ.
Wilder, 7. j. Robertson, S. B. Thomp-
son-one white and three colored.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
New Advertisements.
5 7 d v { s,
Tin-Ware, &c.
M AIN STR'T
Columbia, S.. G.
a. P A L ID E r .

INFORMS the public that his STOCK OF
COO S in the abore line is complete in
every respect-being the largest ever
brought to Columbia, and consists in part
as follows
MARBLE MANTLEs and CRATES, seve-
raj STYLES = ~
HoUsE-FURNIsHlSG. GOODS. ID l.sss
variety
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

A MEss.-Not bad mess though by
any means, bnt right royal good one.
\ mess of ch.ice Fish, just arrived, and
fresh from the fishing banks of Charles
ton harbor, Of the Whiting variety, and
just sent in by that famous caterer, the
old Adam, better known as Riser; We
stop the press to make the announce
ment. No better eating than choice
Whiting, 'and our friend knows that if
we have failing, it is for fish and such
like, therefore he continually sends in
his tokens of love. Thankee, old fell.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

India is running the United States
out of the cotton market. 100000
bales are at present on the way 10 Liver
pool.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
Quarterly Tax Notice.

- ! viii be al. Newberry c. a., on Monday
the ll,h inst, and at Frog Level the day
following for the purpose of receiving the.
taxes on the sales of goods, wares and n,er-
chandise- and spirituous Liquors, for the
quarter ending the Soth sept, 1851. All
who fail to pay by that time will be liable
to double tax JACOB B. FELLERS,
Nov. 9Th, lS67.45-1t. T.c.NsD.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
&twhcrry Dist7ict-In Equity.SS
E Il. Fisher & John Agnes, :; Vs. Roht-
Maffest.
e.; Bill to forcclose Mortgage.
Pursra t to an order of the Conrt OF
Equity will sell, at pn'lic outcrr, on the,
tirssaAoRday IN i:ece,nbcrs 1867, before tho
Corr House at Newherry,; a tract Of land,
situated in the District of New5erfy aad
State aforesaid, in, the fork Of salpda ,sand
Liftle River, 5eontaiaing scighS hundred
acres, more or i"ss, and bounded by> lands
IF Thomas A. Floyd, Graves Spear',an and
others.
TEaNs-The purchaser will be required
to pay one third Of The aIchase money in
cash, and to secure tie balance payable in.
tive eqanrahnual instalImepts with interest
from the day OF sale, by boad with g. least
two good surc;ies ard mortgage Of the
premises, r. -. ~SILAS TOMBSTONE,
CONS Office, - CT. n. D.
NoyA5 4t. 3 tlsa.
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CoLuNsLA,I SC, oetober 3, 1857.

coLuHnIA, S. G., octo' es Is, 1857.
4. PALMER, ESQ. -. = 20 .{sti;
Dear Sir: Having opsaised from you
and now using in my familr-the Cotton
Plant Cooking Stove, I eheerfdiy bear ses-
tisnomy to lis many good auali,iess It's
economy in the use of fuel, tho fapidity
with which it does its work, the aaifofmity
Of its baking and cooking. make i, in my
Judgment, the best Cooking Stove IN mar
ket. Yours respectfully, - ! :tss$S4
J. +. EISENAANN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

WR1enr&M MoBLEr-Grocers, Gram and
General Provision Ne, chants, No. l7o
Broad Street, Augusta, Ga, perfectly
plain reader and we are thus explicit
that you .nssy neither rs';s."tA sf.e- s'a7nes
OF the 6rpll,. .4heir character Of business,
or where they, bold forth. They are
both Edgefeld men, next door neishborss
as.it wererapdi it will be exceedingly
amiss, when Jon visit the beautiful city
of Augusta sand traverse its magnificent
Broad ST., ,:ifyou call not Oh the'nss' We
certainly will feel hort at such coFd1ct
and so wiH%they also. Besides dealing
in Provisions, they buy and sell cotton
and supply 'Guano and all other kinds Of
Fertilizers. See card. ......
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

The OlD TINE REsEwED.-It looks like
the veritable old times to take peep in
at Ncd's, not. Ned, the old. colored in
dividual who had no capillary substance
on'tbe top 81 his cranium,, but our friend
Ed. Bailey. 1t looks like business to sec
him with his snug fitting, knit jacket,
bound in blhe, attending to his work as
in the ,oldcI time, with his charming
display Of giittering, sparkling goods,
wares and merchandise, spread out in
tempting array. We are glad that he
has taken down the fiddle and dc bow.
Can in gents and ladies' fair and look at
his Gancies..; -. -. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

TIE ':CoTToS PLANT" This is the at
tractive name of the best and most cele.
brattd cooking stove yet invented, and
which Mr.. 4. Palmer of Columbia, offers
for sale to the citizens Of this and ad-
iacent communities. The testimonials
given as, to- its superiority arc of the
highest character. Mr.. Palmer is we
were going to gay. the apostle of tin
workers, and dates back 10 the period
almost OF that antique iron worker, old
Tubal Gain. We remember him as far
back as the memory of man runneth
nearly, and as an experienced and popular
manufacturer and dealer of all kinds and
characters of wares, from a foot bath up
to buck wheat griddle, all the inter
mediate varieties Of articles running be-.
tween. He is whole soulcd fellow, is
he, and his heart is as big and warm as
one of his stoves when loaded and
charged with food and fire. Read his
ad. and ean ON him at the mammoth
establishment on main street, when you
visit the city. 49,, =
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wsanssaay Keraias, Nov'r. 6, 1857.

TERMS.
iagis copies, one year, $3.50
g six months, %
Rfre copses, one year and extra copy to
gester up Of club, lo,co
Tan copies, one year and extra copy to
seteer up Of club, 2o,o9
Strictly In advance.
The - marx denotes the expir9tfon Of subs
eeriptiou, aud the paper will be discontinued
if not renewed.
Traasient advertisements cash in advance.
Job work must be paid for on delivery.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

TIE WEATHER for several weeks past has
been truly gorgeous. The mornings beauti-
ful-the evenings more so. We Eave en-.
joyed an enchanting tablcau of natural
scenery. A brilliant moon, having beguiled
US with afood Of light, ,and waned before be-
nigu and radiant sturs, (Which winked at
earth's short comings through an atmos>
phere Of almost transparent loveliness,) }
again returns to invest the approach
ing Indian Summer with regal robes. No
frost yet, to blight the carpet of green.
The birds have ''no sorrow in their song"
the cattle browse securely, the soft yielding
sward kisses the piuky feet Of baby-players
lovingly, morning is rosy with bushes and
evenings yespers are hallowed with loving
benedictions: But alas, all Of nature is not
in harmony Attack and defence marks the
progress efsman; the passions are fed with
fierce ordinations, greed usurps sway, and
the affections are being crushed in the ter
rible conflict. Alas, when will the moral
world accept the simple homiles of nature,
and clothe itself with the beautiful robes
of peace,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
COFFINS.

The subscriber re<epctfaIly informs the.
public that he is NJ nufacturing and keeps
constantly on hand a supply Of Black Wsl-
.nar .aad Yellow Poplar :, 5s:fs. u. Err;
+: !. :. :. 49, - Collins, ! + se@ssa es:s;59
Made Of the best material and 5shh SIZE
fiLeSt finish. = .,,-.-,,T~ - - = ''Ns'
These Cofins are manufactured at., New.
berry. and will be furnished here by 4r.
Martin Harris, t.his shop, who is engseed
in their manufacture, and vino will ATTEND
FUNERALS WITH AfHEARSR,
Coffins n be furnished by my Agent D..
T. G. Parks, at Greenwood, s c., who is
always Kept in full supply, and also By Nr.
R. n. Anderson, at chapl ellis Depot,
.' W: A: CLINE
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