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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04
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MELANCHOLY DEATH.-We regret to
learn that Miss Lula Daniel, youngest
daughter of Major VIM. Daniel, of this
District, came to her death under the
following most painful circumstances: {:
On Sunday, the 18th instant, while the
rest of the family were at church, ser.
wants in the kitchen hearing some one
screaming, rushed into the house and
found the dress OF the young lady in
aames. She suffered the most excsuci-
ating AGONY until Wednesday following,
when death relieved her Of her suffering.
So great was her pain she was not able
to give q distiaet account as to no"
her dress caught, bat it is supposed sne
was staoding with her back to the hre'
sse.:., (Edge6esd Advertiser.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

The ELEcrIoN.-Up to our time Of 60.
ing to press, 2 o'clock p. NJ, Tuesday,
the election is passing quietly. The COL
ored voters are very numerous, and poll
the Republican ticket generally. The
white vote is unit, and all right. 1t is
thought by knowing ones that the district
will give Democratic majority. The
polling is managed admirably, by those
who have the direction. The number of
votes so far is $40 whites and 705 blacks,
out Of this there are 81 colored Demo
erals.
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NEW YORK JuIy 1st. 1886,

AVE-" L ASAxA1 0oy 4oes @SSS-
DEAR SIR:-In your paper of last week
you or one of your correspondents say that
DR.. Drake is not the originator Of the cele-
brated PLANTATION BITrERs, and that they
were manufactured and sold by one Pedro
Martelle, an old Spaniard, in the Island of
St. Thomas, over forty years ago, as every
old sea captain can testify. Now, sir, can
testify to the above as being true, for have
followed the sea, for over forty, most of the
time doing business with the West Indies.
These same Bitters differently put up and
named, were brought to my notice on my
first trip to the Island of St. Croix for a car
60 of rum, and for years and years after, my
ships stores. were never without them. /
always supplied my family and many of my
neighbors with them, and can truly say q
better bittersand Tonic, is not made in all
the world.
Youss, truly,
CAPT. HENRY WENTZ.
MAGNOLIA AWATER.-Superior to the best
IL IL LII
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The State Of South Carolina.
NEwBERRY DIsTR1cT-IN EoUlTY.
George Larsen, Admir-, vs.. W. Il. Hunt and
others.

NEwBERRY DIsTR1cr-IN EoUlTY.
George Larsen, Admir-, vs.. W. 81. Hunt and
others.
Fill for Partition.
By order Of the Court in this case, will
sell before the Court House, at Newberry,
on the first Monday in December next, the
following tracts of laud, viz:
Tract No. !, containing 2s-l00 acres,
more or less, on which are buildings:
Tract No. 2, containing 5 ,68 100 acres,
more or less, situated in the town of New
berry. and ---.---. -----.--- .-'''---
Tract No. g.. containing IL acres, iiefs
or less, lying within one and half miles OF
the town Of Newberry, on the Columbia
road, and bounded by lands of estate OF
Job Johnstone, and James Caldwell. -:
Also one tract of land, containing l25
acres, more or less, situated in the distric,
of Newberry, partly in the town Of New
berry, and bounded by street leading from
Newberry by the Steam Mil, and by lands
of the Newberry Steam Mil! Company E.
P. Lake, Black Jack and Columbia roads
and by lands of j. n. Williams and L. j
Jones. The above lands to be sold by plsts
on file.
TERMS OF sALE-One half in cash, and
the balance on twelve months time, with
interest from the day of sale, the purchaser
to give mortgage Of premises to secure
balance of purchase money, or the whole
may be paid in cash.
Com's Office, SILlS TOMBSTONE,
Nov. 4 As St. x20 C. z. N. D.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
=. .--. ~ NEwBERRE eoESxx.

By John T. Peterson, Probate Judge, Of Men.
| berry County. p ss',! t9Sss...
Whereas, Melvin E. Dekert, has sppliedso 20
me for Letters of Administration, on al and
singular the goods and chatteas, fights aad
credits of Simon P. Dickert, late Of the
county aforesaid, deceased: 80 ISss
These are therefore to cite and admoqieh
all and singular, the kindred and creditors az
the said deceased, TO- be and appear before
me, at our next Probate Ceart fer the sa56
County, to be holden at Newbery Court
House on the 18th day of Nov, inst, 20 show
cause, If any why the said Adminissras1on
should not be granted. -; :
Given under my hand and Seal, this 29tn
day of Oct, inst, in the year of our Lcg0
one thousand eight hundred and sfxfy>eshfs
John T. Peterson, P. J. y. G,
nov 4 As ct. -.s- 'sr1- Ok
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MADRID, October 2s.-The Progresista
Club, of this city, have formed union
for political purposes. At "a recent meet.
ing of the United Clubs, Olozaga inform
ed them that Queen Isabella would abdi.
cate in favor of Don Carlos. go
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Our valued correspondent at Camden
says: ave did anticipate some trouble
here at the, elections, but think that the
judicious arrangements of commissioners
Of election will prevent any collision,
unless brought on by parties really dy-
ing for fight. We have eight precincts
in this district instead of three, which
We had when Whittemore made his boast
to run the Democrats into the swamp"
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwBERRY, November a-Cotton steady at
~ for middlilgs.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 2.-Sales of Cotton to-day
46 baIes-middlings %.
NEW YORK, ,NeT. 2-7P. M-Cotton steadier;
sales 2,eoo bales, at 25t q 25a. Flour dull.
Wheat a. 2c lower. Corn higher. Lard heavy,
at 151 17s Sugar aud coffee frm. Gold closed
Geak, at S3i. .......---
sales 80 bales-midd lings u; receipts ,091.
+. AUGUSTA, Nov. 2.-Cotton market tirmer;
sales 450 bales; receipts Cos -middlings23! 23s
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2-3 7. Bi.-Coiton firm
and tending up-uplands lit; Orleans LII.
sales 15 900 bales.
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No Court,

ecalAn order received here on Monday
: last by he CLERK of Court, E. P. Lake,
aEsa., from Judge Boozes, quieting the
saRziety in Eela&iea to holding Court this
,ter1a. The order states that no Court
sia be held IN &eMberry until the next
regular term ip March, 1859, and that
new Jurors viii be drawn. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04

San Bias was nearly destroyed BY a
hurricane; four lives lost. Heavy floods
in Chill, and thirty persons drowned.
Unnatural phenomena continues through.
out South America. At Tuleaheiana,
the heat Of the water cooked fish.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04

1t is reported, that owing to a misun-
derstanding between the white Senator
and colored Representative, from Edge
6eld, there will be no ballot for Presiden-
tiai Electors in that District or County.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04

One VIM. Bishop, Of New Haven
moved by the example of Mr.. Helmbold,
has sent to Gov. English $50, ,0oe, to be,
expended in aid of the Democratic Ma
tional ticket in that State, and particu.
Isrly in the city. ~@
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Newberry District-In Equity. -.

W. q. Grierson and wife and other credit.
ors Of Middleton T. Kinard, decd, VS.
Thomas F. Harmon ad'mr, & others.
Pursuant to an order of the Gonrt in this
case, will offer for rent at Newberry Court
House, On Tuesday the 18th day Of NoYen.
Der instant, the real Estate of Middletca =.
Kinard, deceased, in such lots as viii %
made known at that time, for the year 1853.
TER4s-A bond payable first 0ctobee
1869, with at least two good sureties, and .
lien of the crop win be required to secure
the amount bid. - .t52-
Com'rs ONCE, slLAs JoHASToNE,
Nov. 4 IS 2t. --- 6. q, U. D.
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Notice.

There will be an Election held in the
Town of Newberry, on Tuesday 10th inst,
for Intendant and four Wardens. The
Books for Registration will be open on the
9th, 7th and stninsts., at Esquire Peterson's
Office.
Managers J JOHN Il. LEAvELL,
and ) J. NEWTON MARTIN,
Registrars. W. G. WILDER.
Nov. AS II.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

NewberryD Distrfct-1n Equity.
Noah Martin, vs.. Granville F. jenkins.
Bill for foreclosure Of Mortgage.
By order of the Court in this case, will
sell before the Court House, at Newbsrry,
on the first Monday in Deceln''er next, a
tract of land in Newberry District, con-
tanning =.
Elghty-eight Acres,
more or less, situated on waters of Bush
River, and bounded by lands of Henry Bur.
ton, Elijah N. Lake, decd, Thas. W. Boozer,
Henry il. Hunter, lands of estate OF Daniel
Sem, decd, and lands of the estate of Dr..
j. K. Glider, decd.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
Com'rs. Office, SILAS ASJoHNSTONE,
Oct. 4 IS St. *12 c,E.N. D e.
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Manifesto from the South Carolina Rsprblican

Manifesto from the South Carolina Republicans.
To THE REPUBLICANS OF South CARO-
LIMA: "Let: US have peace So says
our great and good leader, Gen. Grant.
So say all good Republicans. So say
we, the undersigned members of the
Republican party in South Carolina.
We hold that the Republican party is
emphatically the party of peace and quiet,
of law and order. We hold that any
man who will commit or encourage
violence or lawlessness, is criminal,
and merits the unqualified condemnation
of all good Republicans. We censure,
without reserve, all !sS ...S recent acts Of
violence not only the horrible murders
of Martin, Randolph and Nance, of our
own party, but also the firing upon
Ward, at Newberry, and the acts of
incendiarlsm at Abbeville and elsewhere.
If Republicans have been engaged in
any of these outrages, We denounce them
| as false to the principles of our party,
and as criminals justly meriting the
severest penalties of the law. Violence
| is only justified 10 sell. lf.defence, and never.
in retaliation or for revenge. 1t is the
business of the law to punish crimes,
| and not of individuals.
We hail with satisfaction the address
Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee as the harbinger Of better aud
more quiet times. We will gladly unite
with the leaders of the Democratic party
in doing oil in our power to prevent in
cendiary language, to preserve the pc; c.,
to maintain order, and to assert the
supremacy Of the laws. We urge uron
the leaders aud speakers in the tt1putbtii-
cnn party the necessity ofdiscountenanc-
ing and condenning violence on all oc.
cas;ons. We call upon every member cf
the Republican party, white or colored,
to abstain from all acts Of retaliation and
violence, and to do all in his power to
have guilty persons arrested and pun
ished, whether they be Republicans or
Democrats. Let not the good name aud
noble principles of the Republican party
be tarnished by acts of bloodShcd or
other crimes. Let it be seen that the
Republican party of the South, like that
of the great Republican party Of the
| North, is the earnest and consistent
advocate of law and order, of peace
and harmony, of humanity and justice.
Let every Republican be found ready to
assert and vindicate his rights and his
manhood at the ballot-box, But every
good and true Republican will scorn to
violate the law
F. A. SAWYER,
D. T. CORBIN.
GEO. w CLARK,
r. c. DELARGE.
D. Fl. CHAMBERLAIN,
DR.. A. G. MACKEY,
RANSJER
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= . Two men in Kansas paid eight hun
dred dollars in costs Of court and law
yers' fees before they could get judgment
on thecwnership Of a calf worth seven
dollars, There we're three calves in the
suit. -
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MUNSON NJ. BUFORD.

Thirty-nine of the negroes engaged In
the insurrection in Bossier Parish, Loui-
siana, have been sent to the penitentiary
by juries largely composed of black men,
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For Sale.

A fine Z Octare Rosewood Piano. Good
US new. H..
Apply at this Office.
Nov. 4 45 If.
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BLAIR's GALoP,-We are indebted to
the publisher, Mr.. j. L. Peters, 1913
Broadway, N. Y, for a piece Of music
entitled as above. 1t is illustrated with
portraits of the democratic standard
bearers-Seymour and Blair.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04
Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance of an Order from W r. Durisoe,
Esqr., Ordinary for Edgefeld District, we will
proceed to sell at the late residence of Mrs.
TABIrHA ABNEY, decd on Thursday, the 18th
November, all the personal Estate of said deceas-
ed. consisting Of,
Four Mules and one Horse,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Flour Corn, Fodder, Shucks,
Cotton and Cotton Seed,
One road wagon, and one Buggy,
Blacksmith and Farming tools,
Gin head, Thresher and Fan,
Household Furniture,
Kitchen Utensils, &C.
Terms Cash.
ROBT. j SMITH,
j. X scHUAfEKr' Ad'0r''
The Land belonging to the deceased will be
Nov. 4 Is 3t.
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REeIsTAT1oN.-Tben number of persons
registered at the town box is as follows
Whites 1o3, and Blacks 10. From the
other precincts We have failed to gain
any positive information, but from what
we can learn the number of registrars
was quite small.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04

Messrs. Smith & Christian are the
agents here for the world renowned
schiedam Schnaps, also the justly cele.
brated bottled wines and liquors.
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Notice.

Iforewarn all persons from fishing, hunt
ing or passing through either of my plant
atoms. JACOB SETTLER.
Nov. 4 45 4t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04

France manufactured. 81 100000
worth Of smoking pipes last year.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04

Those who desire to see the Grecian
Bend in all its beauty-s ls Kangaroo
can be gratifed by calling at this office,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04

The telegraph reports a great deal o.
snow at the North and IN Canada.
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That ENORMOUS BAlL.-Mistakes will
occur in the best regulated families, and
printers are as liable to be misled by
enormous reports as other people. We
allude to the statement as to the bail re.
quired of Mr.. Gist, published in last is
sue. It was FIVE instead of fifteen thou
sand dollars. 1t might have been fifty
or one hundred thousand, for what diff
ference it would make, however.
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Strayed or Stolen,

From my premises, quarter of mile
from Silver Street, on Mond,y morning,
October the 26th, Dark Sorrel Horse,
with blaze face, blind in the left eye, and a
knot on left side. Any information which
may lead to the recovery Of said horse,
which is the only one l had, will be most
gracefully received by .:..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04

NOTICE TO PLANTERs.-We refer plan.
ters to the card of Mr.. j. N. Robson,
agent in South Carolina, at Charleston,
for the celebrated Soluble Pacific Guano.
Mr.. Robson is an old and reliable mer-
chant, and We do not hesitate, but rather
take pleasure in recommending him to
the planting community. The Guano
for which he is the agent, has borne the
test Of long trial and has proved all that
is said of it. See advertisement.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04

SALE-DAY.-On Monday last an unu-
sually large number Of persons from the
country were in town, which, with the
score or two of wagons, filed with cot
ton and produce, made the scene an ami.
mated and bustling one. The business
done on that day fully satisfied our en-
terprising merchants; all we're busy,
which, however. We are glad to say, is
usually the case with them, only on this
occasion little more so than common.
The sales of land made by the Commis.
sioner, including two store house lots,
were. twelve hundred and fifty acres,
which amounted to $11 400.
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CAPT. HENRY WENTZ.

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the bes
imported German Cologne, and sold at bal
the price. >,
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CoRREcnoN.- noticing the removal
of Mr.. Kinard from the Post Office last
week, We omitted stating the reason for
such removal, which was his refusal to
take the test oath. We make this men,
ton lest it might be supposed that other
causes made such action necessary it
was only for the reason above mentioned.
Our friend Solomon has a good, strong
and capacious stomach, but it could not
be made to take in the oath. He is all
right. ....
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COOP Massive are always glad to
impart pleasant or cheering intelligence,
and anything which can enliven the
mind or gladden. the heart in these times
Of political trouble, should not be kept
back from the people. We would be
recreant to duty did we do so. We
therefore tnake the announcement that
Mr.. L. w. P. Riser, has at his Mollohon
store, stock of goods just suited to the
wants of the people of that section, which
he will dispose of very cheap. The great
est distances should not deter persons
from going there, as his low prices will
make up for all Inconvenience.
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-. A NnAu's ARK.-Every man, woman
and child who has read any at all, or
travelled the least mite, has heard Of the
expression, perfect Noah's AK, when
some wonderful COLLECTION or assortment
of goods, or what not, was the subject Of
remark- We'll just apply .l'e~-vHI''~e~-
ion now to A. Harris, varied stock, and
you hit the nail right on the head. Call
Oh Harris for anything, in reason, with
the cash, and if it is not forthcoming the
the d-'s o witch.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04

BORED WELLs.-in answer t" the
many inquiries lately made US in refer
ence to bored wells, and when the larty
would visit Newberry with his boring
apparatus, we are happy in being able
at length to refer to the gentleman's card
in another column. His advertisement
is dated Oct. 81, and be states that in
about eight days from that time he will
be here. 1t will be we'll then that all
parties wishing his services hand in
their names at once to US. We will
gladly attend to all orders. We believe
that Mr.. Stoves plan for getting water
is the very thing. If you want good
water, and cheap, avail yourselves of his
services, fellow-citizens, and at once, as
he will remain but short time.
CoTToN.-The immense trains loaded
with cotton which pass down the Green
vile & Columbia R. B., and which re-
quire two engines generally, one be-
fore and one behind, to plopel to thei'
destination. or the termination of this
road, gives good proof of the abundance
of the great staple raised in the up-coun
try, and the good prices realized is ma
king money matters easy with planters
merchants, and in fact all classes.
P. S.-Less some persons mi ght b.
led to believe that We include ourselve.
in the latter clause, We state for informa
ticn that We do not, and are far from
being easy. Editors and printers belong
to that pondescript, unfortunate clas'
which society preys on but do not al
ways pay, until the last pinch.
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F. A. SAWYER,
D. T. CORBIN.
GEO. W. CLARK,
r. G. DELARGE.
D. H. CHAMBERLAIN,
DR.. A. G. MACKEY,
A. j. RANSIER,
B. O. DUNG AN,
F. j. MOSES. Jr.
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