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PEnsoSAL.-Among the passengers
who arrived np yesterday evening IN the
Aqua creek mnilboat were many who
Ind been in attendance upon tho session
Of tho Annunl Council Of the Episcopal
Church Of Virginia in fredericksburg,
which adjourned Oh Saturday last. Gen
cral Robert +. Ice being one Of tho
number. Tho General spent the night
in this city, and left hero this morning
on the Orange train for Lexington.
During. his stay in Fredericksburg the
General was met one morning about II
hundred yards from tho door nf tho re.
sidenco Of q gentleman with whom he
was to take breakfast by fifty beautiful
little girls children Of tho most pro
minent citizens of the placo, whe
strewed flowers in his path, md b,
walked tho distance upon bed Of roses
the volunteer offerings OF innocence unt
lovolincss 10 bravo aud noble man
Alexandria Gazette.
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TIE WHtrE PINE RE0loH-S,LveR ny
THE ToN "A visit to tho assay officers
aud mills Of Shermantown will bo good
for tho doubters Of tho great wealth oI
White pine. Thero bullion in glttering
bars-crude, rctcrt, ard slippery anal.
gam- can DO seen by tho ton. Yeslcr.
dny We saw at Mr.. Ldthcr's assay office
nineteen massive bars Of silver. Of tho
average value Of 81 1928 each making m
aggregate Of $96, ,7S8. tho result of two
days melting and assay. Besides these
finished bars there wero some thrco hun
dred pounds Of crude bullion direct fron,
the rctorts Of tho mills, md valued n
S4,bO0.-Treasuro Oity (Nevada) Ncws
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NEWBERRY, >. 9.
Wednesday Morning, juno 10, 1869.
Payment for State 1Nxes,

Tho Treasurer IN payment or Stat,
Taxes ~ addition 10 bills receivable |,
U. s. currency, Gold aud Silver Coin
ts aulho,i iScd ~ receive the Coupons
from State Bonds Cor the value eXprrsss,
on tho thSc of each, vias
LIST SIX per cent Bonds issued by ths
State, under an Nc, VI 1894, n AM y
the Blue EidRr Eail Ew,d,
2nd, Six per cent, NHndS issued hv III,
State under the Acts nf 1879 and >aS IL,
the construction 1T tho ncw State tleuS>
and six per tent EnnaS issued hv lhs
State under tic Acts VI September am,
December, 1850, t,r MN.sins tho a<,
due r,inrira, and in,trv$, nM thu State
debt
Al tNn,>>n> that have s>>rus~, No
Nend$ denNtci l>t aNa 2na, w W heiAyy
the l<l 'niy, l$&N, Are MnlsN\s Mniev
the Acts referred lH sAH>r, nt September
AMI December. l$S&, ANA xre Nn, rxS>>(v>
ah'r tnr TAXES.
Coupons u EAim>.H E>nGS heNMs the
state snaM $smeNi. AAA All Wh>s$ A>,
msnUHntA &hr>r, MiA n>t " t*Nen>
<Ae. .~.-4...
ME ESr;r.M" AtItN'$'M IS S&,><N ~
the statement in ane,Nsv t<>>ama IN ,v$s>
cntt ~ ,he Na<jrc$< ~ ;hfS sx>>elAsNi lEss
As>nrs' {" N,>n>N&nN, vaNl'>ht<s ny M*i> w.
r Ns"'', IS tSrA,> We Ns>~ $> y;sca
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sAra.ss4Sr--CouPoNs AND STATE TAX.
Es.-By tho following circular letter al.
dressed to County Treasurer Fleetwood
Lanncau, Esq, It will bo perceived TINT
Coupons from State Bonds will DO ~.
ceivcd as payment OF Stata Taxes:
ExBcUrivg DEPARTMENT.
= STArs Treasury OrrlcS,
COLUMBIA, s. o., 1stJnno, 1880.
TO r. Lanncau, Esqr Treasurer
Charleston County.
SlN;-Yon arc hereby authorized to
take in payment Of State Taxes, IN all
dition to "Bllls Receivable, United
States Currency, Gold and Silver Coin" ,"
tho Coupons from State Bonds Cor the
value expressed on tho face of each.
Tho only Coupons that viii bc received
ot this office, nre those inkcn from the
following Bonds, viz:
lst. Six Per Cent. Bonds issued by
tho State, under M Act Of 1894, IN aid 0f
tho Blue Ridge Railroad.
Cd. Six Per Gent Bonds issued hy the
State, under tho Acts of 1888 and 1888,
for tho construction of the new State
House and Six Per Gent. Bonds issued
by the State, under the Acts Of Scpicm.
bcr md December, 1865, "for funding
tho past due principal and interest on
the State debit"
All Coupons that have accrued on
Bonds, denoted frs, and second, On nr
before the LIST July, 1867, are Mn,,.hlN
under the Acts referred ~ above of Sep.
temhcr and pcccn,hcr, 1866, aud arc no,
receivable for taxes, trnp>ns Of Nail,
road Bones bearing the State endorse,
mcnt, and all c,h>r< 40, mentioned
ae"v& mn>t ~. Ne taken.
IL Will I've necessary u nhscree OK.
trcmt rrn'i"n, Sn ,hAt no Coupons viii
he res ,'-d which the Treasurer ii hc
State VII he obliged ID reject, As he csn,
not be responsible for any c,rnr$ an the
matter committed ny Coun,y TresS.
urcrS
Trcasnre's will please ckncNlcase ,he
rcceip, "i this circular.
Respectfully,
(Slgnrdi NILES i. PARKER,
Trc.>u"cr Sla,c South carolina.
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pAnIs, Juno l2.-Thc Emperor and
Empress, In an open carriage, with only
tho nsual attendance, drove through tho
Mount Maitre district, noon and evening,
yesterday. Tho crowds cheered en.
Enthusiastically. "
PARIS, Jnne 12.-.The tumults in tbe
streets continue. The cavalry paraded
all night, but met with no resistance ::
arrests continue 10 DO made. Strong de.
tachments to prevent an outbreak.
ConDovA. SPAIN, Juno l2.-At thu
Republican meeting 30, ,00n were present.
Deputies from every Southern province
participated, and protested against A
monarchy, with revolutionary speeches.
The Spanish and American flnps wero
entwlnrd, which elected great shon,s
for America and Grant. While Tho
n:eeung was IN session, the military and
civil guards interfered. which created A
panic. Women and children were tram.
pied down md several lives lost The
crowd then barricaded the streets. 4
serious affray is anticipated.
WASHINGTON, juno lathe Cub,ns
have dispatches reporting that two ex.
petitions. Of over GOO mcn, with nrme
ammunition and provisions were safelv
landed, and havo Joined tho patroits
The men are tried soldiesr CT the la,s
war. Desertions from tho Spaniards to
tho Cubans are causing frequent co,,;,
siohs between tho troops and volunteers
whose animosilies are irreconc;lsh,.
The Cubans have organized their force.
into two army corps. Gen. Thos I Jor
dan commands one. A bat.,, ho,..,
Jotdan's and Lesea's forces are ,,s,la &C.
CABS in bis corps. ''
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B'ron-kIa ha Amusing enough, yonr
game went swimmingiy. II played itself
lmight have saved II early if, instead of
taking the Knight, I had merely moved my
King. | Intended to do SO, ,indced,in tho FRA,
instance"
Vienncse:-"l beg pardon, Baron, but l
thought when examined tho position at
that time It appeared as if you would have
been mated hi four movoa, if you had moi
taken tho knight. Shall we put up tho
men and play out tho gamo from thu,
point ?"
faron--"No, no, III havc no more Of It
] am heartily glad that IL is over. rvt
played too many games to-day, and have
got n terrible headache"
We find the above III our Chess Scrar
BOOK. Can ahv Of our readers tell us by
whom II Is translated ?
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District CoNrt or' the United States.
For the District Of South Carotina. In tho
matte: OF Wilford F. Peteson-BankTupt.
II Is ordered BY the Court that meeting
OF the cfea'tors OF said Bankrupt, TO prove
Of his ESta'e. will be heh At the cf3ce or C..
u. JAEGER: Registrar. Newberry C. H.. 8 C.,
on on the 29,h day OF June, 1859, nt IL O'Clock.
This meeting is in lien Of tho 6rst meeting
OF creditors Ordered to be held before Henry
SSSS.nmef. SS. Registrar. oa the l4th Of January,
1869, which meeting Was not held on secouna
OF the death OF the said Henry Summer.
... LOUIS E, JOHNSTON,
y S Marshal as Messenger.
june l6 % 81. -
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Now Advertisements. /.

j. +. lIcnry--;.ile IN q Pin Box.
". j. Nancc---inSnrance Agencics.
W. d. Jcnnings-Edgctleld Femalo In.
0rmnry.
Thomas u. TAlsc--In Equity.
Mark T.. Coopcr--Thc Place for Bar.
gains.
n. 4. Hunter Administrators Notice.
Prof. n. Mannssc-Improvc yonr Sight.
u, Mnwrr--Two Mules wanted.
Cnrwllc McCnughrin~Bnggn for Sun
ming Wheat, and now styto Prints.
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A carpet bsg school.teacher. in Talla.
degH. Ala. sentenced . negro girl. ono
Of bis pupils. to do ten days cooking at
his private residence for q violation OF
the rules Of his school. Ills rupils are
rather refractory, and no manages to get
AL 6 his hoDsc work done by them.
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Tho CaioSram, devoted principally but
not exclusively to Typography, BY e. s..
hi'ey' 5r.' Baltimore. hid. The May number
is received and Is full Of interest both to the
ra1assr and tAe general reader. 81 per AM
nun,, 10 adysnee.
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Words arc little things, but they some.
times strike hard. We WELD them SO
easily TINT we arc apt to, forget their
hidden power Fi,ly, spoken, they fall
like Sunshine, tho dew, and tho fertiili.
zing rain hnfwNen 0nfitty, tkeil,e frost,
tic hail, anil dcsolating tempest,
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In Equity-Newberry.

David Il. kinari, vs.. J. A. Crotwell and
others
bl'l Tor Injunction and General Relief
appearing to tho ss,isfsct ton Of tho
Court. that Daniel d. Stone one Of tho par
ties defendant. to this Bill. is ahsea. beyond
the limits OF this State. on motion Of Nssssa
Far, Pope 4 Pope, Plain,iffs Solsei,esa
, Is ordered tha, the said DAni4i D.
stone do plead, answer or demur. to
,he said Risl within forty Days from the
uate hereof, or the same will 6e tskea pro
con'ess' against him. =
bE ofder Of the Court.
Gierk's oftise, juno s, 1869. y
June l6 2S St.
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Treasurer Sla!c South Carolina,

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ARRIVED. We stop the press. (thc hands
already having stopped work and gone oui)
10 mnkc the announcement TINT a Ytloci
pcdc il actua ly in town.
Next week VIC will cndcavor to give a
few particulars, mud sum up the number nf
bones broken, and noses hattered. In The
meantime, any one in the country Is vt lib.
ersy to visit town during the week, and take
look Mt the tling-frec of charge.
Master Rhodes has opened Rink at the
store formerly occupied by Mcssrs. G. c.
Chase Co. lie has machines enough tc
satisfy tho ambition Of those who have
been long wishing to "s.raddle, paddle
and skedaldlc."
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There Ia no mistake about II, Plsnt,tion
Httcrs will ward OF Fovcr mud Aene and
all kindred diseases, if used in time. No
lnmily need suffer from thia distressing
complaint &c they will keep Plantation Bit.
tcrs IN tho house, aud use 1t according to
directions. The most important ingredi
cnt Of this medicine Is Calisaya or Eeruvi.
an Bark, which is Known to be ,h88 finest
nnd pnrest tonic IN tho vegetable kingdom.
The extract Of this Bark Ia tho aotive prin.
ciple Of MI the good Fever aud Ague mod,
'cinos prescribed by intelligent doctora
Cnlisaya Bark Is used extensively in the
| uannIaclure Of Plantation Bi,ters, ae well
as qnininc, and wo d.re cay thoy owo their
popularity mostly 70 that taot. We can re-
commend them.
MAGNOLIA WArER--Superior to tho bes
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Blo>Foor rWALLAoE.--Tho Publishers of
thnt capital Juvenile paper, Durkes Weekly
ior boys aud Girls. announce that they will
oegln' IN their third volume. on tho first Of
'u'y' tho publication of n thrilling story,
called Tho Adventures Of Big.Foo, Walls
iace' the Texas Ranger" by the author of
Jack Dobell, or Boy's Adventures In rex>
as. Among tho regular contributors to the
weekly now wo notice tho names of Paul
H. HaSno, Esq DR.. Frank O. Ticknor, the
author OF "Lit.lo Giffln;" Rev. Thomas
ward White, tPhilip Barrot); Rev. F. r..
Goulding, Mrs. E. f. Ford, Mrs. Mary j.
opshur, Mrs Sarah +. Peck, and other we'll
known writer's for children. Burke's Week.
" Is universally conceded to DO the bos. pa>
| per Tor boys and girls now published, and
deserves wldo circulation. Now Is the
t,ne 70 form clubs, for tho new volume.
The publishers have issued new premium
hes' which, With specimen numbers, will be
sent on application. Terms Ga year; three
copies "a 80. Address J. ". Burke & Co..
Macon, Ga.
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District l"art of the United States.
| For the D<trie, of South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy. l the matter Of J. Wesley
ChaPpc!!-R, akrupt.
By whom petition for adjudication Of
Ban irup,cy was filed on the - day Of
December, A. D., 1855, in said Court.
This is 20 give notice tha. on the 10th day
OF June, 4. D. 1859. warrant Of Bank.
rnptcy was issued against the Estate of J.
Wesley Chappell. Ch,ppell's Depot, in tho
County o: Ne"ber7v, State Of South Caro-
lima who has been a'ijadsed bankrupt oD
his OWN petition that the payment OF anv
debts and the delivery Of any property be-
longing 10 sad B.rkrup': 10 him, or for his
use, and t''e ,rJastsr oil auy property by
him, are forbidden by law; and that meet
ing OF the creditors Of said Bankrupt, 10
prove their debts, and 10 choose one or moro
ASSlSntes o! his estate, vii! be held 4, aCours
OF b'nSrnp'cv, 70 he holden at Registrars
office Ne"hsrrv South Caro'ins, before
{. q. JAEGER, Esq Registrar, on the 7oth
day ol June, 4. d., 1909, at 10 o'clock
A. u. -
LOUIS F.. JOHNSTON.
l. 5. Marshal as Messenger.
by 4. P. PIyxR,
June /" 25 ST Deputy Messenger
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In BankruDtcV.


A IL persons having demands agaius. the
IA. Estate OF Wm.P HUNTER deceased.
aru hereby legally notified to present the
same. to the subscriber, on or before the
10Th day of July next. as on that day shall
apply to the Probate Judge of Newberry
County for final settlement Of my accounts
and discharge from my Administration of
sni1 estate.
If more convenient demands may be left
with the Probate Judge.
NATHAN HUNTER,
june 10 20 81 Administrator
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Tho Tines announce that several ladie,
OF Or.ven @. Fl, arc prsetieiry on Ii.
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Sunday SsSacS Festival At Trinity Church

Mr. ESSvNx fisA>e allow visitor a
S'H'>2 =: '.N in sett:eg,tr 10 this delightful
(.ts:ri;>s>s
i..si T!Ht.y rsIra:1E. Nature seemingly
Il s,uEdtay ussA aAR, !oung and happy
::i.Ss> tsTixs,i hs sell 10 he. lovliest robes
NGis'iai''i, yssr.S, z..ah,,d and age kept
I'"it+::c sa:e sAs t<au,i.u grove about
7rsl =! ta,rsvA, vriii ,he multitude nun.
'"'s3 ;Anasani, i, Is supposed SMYRNA,
BcsA Hi'er, rsini:r. Vt. Z;on, New Chan.
Pei. and Sharon sunday Schools were repre-
svnted 10y teacher. schuhr. hanncrs
badGes, flowers and su bstnntia!s snd dclica
cies Of cvery kiud
Fair hands had t.strfnlsy and beautifully
decorated :he Church, wi,A ever. greens
and flowers
The e1erciscs were opened with prayer
''T The Re'. and venerable David Derrick
Under the leadership Of Mr. L. A. hawkins,
who presided al the organ, and was assisted
by several ladies,-,hc children sung mos,
charmingly, some Of the sweet songs OF
Zion. During the morning, Rev. J.K,
Ne"de"hall, and Rev. ". II. Fleming, de.
h'ered brief, but happy addresses. Abou,
~ o'clock. dinner was announced, and ul
gathered round tablo absolutely loaded
with meats, cakes, and everything whicl
fertile helds and fnr hands could produce
Alter every ono had done MS hest, nnt
some "astonished tho natives" there wa:
enough left to satisfy tho most cxorbi.an
demands OF as many more.
Returning TO tho church, the organ an,
happy voices Of the children discourse
sweet music again. Thos. Moorman, ESQ
Rev. o. A. Darby, Rov. John Attawa All
Rev. Dir. McKittrick, addressed the aud
ence aud aclools on tho Importance Of Il,
religious education Of tho young. A pre-
c'ons Influence rested upon tie asscmbi,
lhc exercises wero brought to a clos,
nnd the Bencdlcton was pronounced
} A badge Of mourning worn by the CHI
drcn OF one school, touched tho hearts {
many who were present. It brought l.
mind" loved teacher and dear little girl VII
had lately crossed tho food, and one
she'r reward. Oh that tho teacher
scholars and all who enjoyed the pleasure
OF %" day, may lcavo rs precious e fr
granco behind them. and dwell forever !
the blessed cline to which these aro gone
hcv. W. II. Lauton and Rov. Mario
boyd, tho excellent aud devoted Pas 0 rs
tho Methodist Churches In tho District, r
ported J Sunday Schools, and 66s sche
:. ara under their caro- n A n
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COMMERCIAL.

A cruel transition from romance TO re-
ality was that experienced by a Cincin.
nati girl the other evening, who tried tr
drown hers :if for love. but was rescued
and locked up over night on charge o
drunkenness.
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MARRIED,

i, tho town Of Ncwbcrry, by the Rev. Drs.
John A. Broadus and Richard Furman, the
ROY. Or. Basil Manly, Of Gn enyiIle, $. G.,
and Miss IlnttIc Hair. Of Ncwbcrry.
Brides favor received.
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OCULAR DENoNsTRArIoN.-In to-day g
Issue will be found tho card Of Prof. N. Nan.
"ssc, optician, and we call particular atten>
tion to 1t, In that wo would have all persons
with defective sight 10 cnIl on him. We arc
satisfied that Prof. M. is q most skilled optf.
cia''' md from the proofs exhibited to us
and tho many testimonials In his possession,
wo can chcerfulIy recommend him to tho
citizons OF Nowbcrry. His Glasses are beau.
tifully brilliant and soft, and afford a sense
of rolief to tho eye rs wonderful rs pleasant
and satisfactory. As he will be here but a
few days'we recommend an early call. His
rooms are at the Hotel
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DoMOREsT's "Y oUNa AMERICA. -
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to 1t that we fiud in no other. and variety
that saslsfcs even tho desire Of children for
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in Its suggestions. Ono Of its very best fea-
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In her wardrobe. and IN her care of her chill,
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Tho "Lndios' Club" alone gives moro sen,
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Wanted

10 buy at onre two good Mules.
Apply 10
juno Ii 22 It. y. MOWER
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Laurens is cultiv ing the Ramic plant.
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Curncu nEnicAr ION. On Sabbath laat,
Sharon Church, IN the Klnnrd's Dcpot Set.
llsment, IN this District. WINS dedicated to
tho Worship Of God. Tho ceremonies wo
'oarn, were highly cdifYne and interesting,
and were participated IN by tho Presiding
Elder, ". II. Fleming. aud Revs. j. X. Mon.
d"nhall, W. II. Luwton, J. II. Boyd and
ID. Derrick. Sharon Church Is said to be
beautiful building, mud is highly crcdi,a.
bic to tho neighborhood md friends instru.
mental in its establishment.
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MAGNOLIA WATER--Superlor to tho best
imported German Cologne, and sold ut half
tho prlco.
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l6-K. TO Q r dth ch
l6.-Oto X I'd 81,

Here the great man pondered long, and
seemed n little dscomposcd. At length,
with affected gaicty, he looked up md sai,l,
"You don't. i hope, deludc yonrsclf with
che notion ,llatyou are going to mate ne !
Why, bless you, can move my King to
Rocks 18th, or even tnke the Knight with.
out my danger. If you will give away all
your men, tho attack must come TO MI end
shortly. shall take tho Knight, coutc qui
contc.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Tho Ilcv. J. I. llonnor viii preach IN tho
AsS0otste Reformed Church, In this town, on
Sabbath uext, tho goth, morning and cyo.
nlnn D.. -
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l. Ino NeV. V. L. U0nnct VIII pfeAch IN the
AsS0otste Reformed Church, In this town, on
Sabbath Uex&, tho goth, morning and ovo.
Mug. %L#a m ~
lloAup OF lEyHnENor. Tho following
gcnllemcn hhve boon appointed a Board
Of Reference for Nowborry District, for
that exeellont ifo lnnuramco Society,
"fuE EqulrAnhE," Of which WIN. +.
Nonoo EsQ., Ia ngont: William q.
Meycs, Il. /. MaCnuBbrin. jamcs NJ.
lhxter, a. q. darlington, Silas John.
stono and J.. j. Jone&
rENuoSAL Ind thu plonhuro Of
meetlng In our onleo las. wock, With Mr..
r, a, bpFunt"lnc, and Dir. John Kirkland.
Ir, Of Ohar'rsson. Thpso genllomon aro
on n bnanrsa tour Of Tho H.ato. Tho for.
NOR repr"Hrnln tho intcrcuta Of tho now aud
popular MngnsIne. XIX Uontnry, aud tho
'at,"r tho Amrrlenn Tontino Lilo aud 9ay.
Tugs lnanranr" Company.
VrnaISlA SruiSus. IA groat convon.
Irnca Me tlrkpt which will carry ono
through to tho point nImod at. TO tho
snvalld pspscinlly is 4 30. nn,l ,hoso who
design spending month or two nt Tho
Virginia Springs nro ndviacd TINT through
tickets can 10 obtained OF y. j. l}ollin,
Esq, Agent at Columbia.
TnlNlrr FRO Mo. From MI accounts 70.
tNtvrd, tho Sunday School Celebration Mt
frlnitS Church, on laat Frldny, must hayc
boon IN occasion Of "nusunl lntorost. Noycr
perhaps before wcrn so mNny chlldrcn gath>
cwa together III this DIstrict. An Intorost>
INK communication IN another column will
GIv" good ilca of this worry happy affair;
Nnl that this oillco was not represented,
wHs no htult If tho committee who oxten>
dei sotslia! Invitation to attond, but was
owing to illness.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-16

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