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The New York herald., 1869-04-11

William Remington, formerly Baptist preacher at
Sparta, now at Pontiac Mich. From the posi-.
tion ami character Of the parties the case mas ex
in la Crosse and Monroe coantes. Larre numbers
OF clergymen and church members have been In con-
stan sant atteadance- eager and interested on lone one
mined contest the iurv brought In verdict OF $1,000
damsges Tor the plaiutin. The verdict falls like
bombshell IN the camp OF the ministers. The result
OF the suit is counted grear triumph for Elder Par
shan. and vii, excite comment among the Baptist
churches throughout the country.
Elder Parshall's success as revival preacher an
pears to have been remarkable both at the West and
East-his list OF converts ranging between two ami
three thousand. He was born In Otsero county.
n. Y, in 1922 He dates his conversion back to the
age OF nineteen and the beginning OF his ministry
soon AFTER He preached in Otsego county five
years, in Schonarie county seven years and IN
Washington county four years. He then moved
the neshborhood OF Alton. From thence he came
30 West Salem, in 1865, where he has since lived
and and, bqt sP r eanrca a TSm rom, g to "a, % memess
was followed bv most damaging reports from sandy
I'M as to his virtue and character among women
the air about the village was thick with reports OF
the elders misioinrs. To give grs Zest to the
pressed into service and their columns were loaded
down with the attacks and replies or Mr. Parsha
and his assallans. Bat nothing was settled af1 the
fight kept on.
AT the annual conference OF Baprist ministers and
laymen held at Tomah, IN June. 1868, Mr.. Parshall
conference number Of leading ministers made
dead break upon Mr. Parshalf and his character and
announced that they could fellowship him no longer.
A special conference Of ministers was called at
Sparta In August following; TO inquire into hts ere
dentials and II possible drive him from the ministry.
lie was distinctly charged with being 'thef' and
a "libertinc," and committee was appointed TO
give him special hearing anil trial. The Elder, deny
refused to comply with their proposal, and turned
sqnarelv upon his accusers by Bringing an action OF
sander against Mr.. Remington In the Circuit Court
at Sparta, which has just been decided in his favor
by verdict for 81, 900 damages.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11

Corruv rAcronfEs IN GroRGiA--Thc Augusta
Qla.l On onicIe d,d SehtinI gives list OF twelve
cotton mills In that region which draw their supplies
from That cotton market, which aggregate over
20 600 spihde3 and over 1000 looms, demanding
minimum average for daily supply or more than
ninety bales OF raw cotton. All Of these mills are
prosperous and prospcrny. The Augusta factory
PAYS It's stockholders regular quarterly dividends or
I've per cent, or twenty per cent per annum The
estaDl sned dividcnl Of the Uraniteve factory s
eight per cent. All profits over aud above TINS sum
h held as reserve fund and set apart az banking
csptal--a pOcv made necessary by the existing
limited national bank capiia-which has been Wisely
and probably pursued. Q derive this evidence OF
uc prosperity of these mills from the regular reports
The remainder Of tue nllla being ciosc corporation
Yield no statistical Information as 90 their prosperity.
THg MuupER IN BARKHAMsrED CoSs.-Thc prc.
nmn5ry examination OF John Evans for Killing
Iliscock resulted in binding HIM over for trial be-.
fore tie superior Court at liichneld which meets
next Tuesday. The trial Will not take place. prob
ably, before May. For the prosecution, states AZ.
torney redgwick, and Goodwin, Of Bafkhamsted;
for defence, Merrill OF Hartford, and Peck OF Win.
sfe1. The Killing was done because IIiscock sus-
tained improper relations To Evans wife. Evans, q
generally harmless and lnOnensiye man, at once
went o. the sore In Barkhanistcd Centre and told
those present that he had "cut the scoundrel,s
throat,u aud then hc sat down and waited for an
officer To come aud arrest hm.-HaTlOrd Times,
ApTh o.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11

Methodist Hymn book. The hymn sty led "liark Inc
herald angels sing''-(Charley Wesley, 1852. The
HERALD angels are singing every evening
The First Presby yteriau church IN NewDuryport, IL
Is said, has never, in more than hundred years ex
istence, failed to Keep the annual fast by holding
meeting, morning and afternoon.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
Philosopher Discoursefh the Sabicet o
Religions Iisht-verbntim Report.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
That gentleman who has published that article In
your Sunday paper IN which he IS desiring more
light, intelligence, perception, knowiedg3 anl
science IN religious matters, and IL not surf1ced
with the intelligence he has received from Moses
and the Others in his calling him following men
nor from that he has received from Jesus and the
Apostles. is an wondrous man, as see In his moan
ings all the conflicts Of the antitheses OF olden and
new times peceabiy in the union OF IN chaos
Precisely. That's what's the matter. An unon
wrought out OF chaos would be fine theme for
some Southern brother who believes the rebellion
not yet over to dwell upon at barbecue and our
worthy philosophical and theological friend should
open a correspondence with some Southern patriot
upon the subject at once. DR.. Mudd might take q
hand as his name is somewhat typical OF the
obscurity OF our correspondents sentences Of which
the above is specimen.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11

Tie ,iliaucc Of the world aud the Church.
10 riiE EDuoR OF THE liErALp:-
The remarks IN your religious editorials and b.
correspondents IN The sunday HERALD are becoming
interesting, and it IS hoped something good may
come out OF Nazareth Tire old fogy papers termed
religious, which make their weekly appearance, are
weakly indeed and the phausalca articles which
appear VA them under TIE D.n. letters arc weaker
st; but are not the weak things OF thu. world
chosen TO cOliound .ne mighty In ue present age
as in those day when Chrst took upon Himself the
form Of mau and humbed Himself even aner
having assumed our low estate, there arc
few only who viii listen 10 the truth unless
II comes through authorized channels established
by councils aud conversions, and denominatcd the
Church or is organs. The observer OF things they
are Is often lca 70 ipQulc II CHRIST were 70 appear
upon tue earth lH these days as lie dil upwdras Of
eghtccn hundred years ago, Htat church eiHce
would lie be most Nkcy ~ crtcf ana make Himself
known to the conglegniohy "Yud " be 70 s5me
ednce OF the V0ngn Church. The Greek, EnHlsh
Bpiscopa, ilesbyterian, Bcochers, or What chutchf
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
The Religious Feeling In Westneld, Mass.
WEsTFiElp Mass April g. 1850

WKsTfIELD, Mass, April s. 1869.
This town has pretty extended bad name, in con-
sequence partly from riots which ended in homicide
two Of which have occurred within two years and
partly from the influence Of the Springfield Replb-
Hcdn, paper which for the past eighteen years has
let opportunity pass TO disparage the fair fame OF
Westdcd. II IL not 10 be denied that this place has
good many wicked men; b1t pretty extensive
acquaintance, gained by personal observation, has
convinced us that 10 II no. the wckedest place IN
the United states. 1t IS that nave our snare
ligent honest men, who give good character 10 The
place where the true state OF society IN Westeld is
prove abroad when IL becomes known that orent
religious reformation ~ In progress here. few
weeks suCe one OF our most prominent business
men, Mr. Reuben Noble, who was the democratic
candidate for Lieutenant Governor OF Massachusetts,
last November, was converted, and IL now of the
most active advocates OF the religion Of the Great
Teacher 10 be found Ia tins or any community. He
l. a man Of superior mental abilities, aud by his ma
tive elOqnence has great power over the minds OF
his fellow men. Partly through his persuasive
cloquence In the canse Of religion and parity
through the earnest efforts OF Rey. Henry Hopkins,
of the First CONGREGATIONAL church, ana Rev. Mr..
Mausled OF the Methodist church, quite o number
or our prominent citizens have been induced 20
attend religious meetings and few have been con-
veIed. Among the converts IS Mr. Luke Bush. who
has nnv been distinguished for his love Oi the world
He was once member of our General Court, and q
mar OF good natural ahiitica.
Last saturday there was union prayer meeting
az Music la, ~ which some six hundred persons
were present. u was the laieCst prayer meeting
0ur citizens were surprised yesterday, hg notice
on tue door OF thc store Of sydney Brge, stating
that nc should sell no more lirnOf az hts saloon. In
the evening prayer meeting was held az the old Odd
Fellows Han, In his building, aud NJ. ErTc, VINO
has becu considered one or nr vicke ics rumsciler5
IN Wesneid, IL reported 20 be subject N ne fu-
Vlyal 10 lg 10 be hOpei that ne VIII continue u
- a N.9. lf.H.. nHuI Tul %
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29
The Air Limo Railron6.

We learn from the Grccnv,llc "1;ntcr.
prise" ttat public meeting was held
ut that pace on last Salcday, to confirm
tho action OF the County Commissioners
in subscribing 5000 900 10 the capital
Stock of The Air Line Railroad. Gen.
Easlcy made ono Of his best speeches in
favorof the subscription. lie was fol.
lowed'hy Rev. e. II. Buist on the sn,ne
side. The action Of the County Com.
nissioners was confirmed Will, few dis.
senting votes. Thus GrccnviIle has sub
scribcd in this manner and by private
subscription some $350,000. GIccnviIlc
fully appreciates her condition. Would
that Oconcc and Pickcns could act in
like liberal manncr.-Kcowcc Courier,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29
W ANDO pERTILIZDR,

THE undersigned arc the Agents for this
,deservedly popular and valuable Fertilizer.
an ana VIII keep supply constantly on hand.
Incy also have q number Of Pamphlets con.
tain.ns the testimonials Of many gentlemen
OF tho highest Agricultural, stan ding, rs to
Its efficacy IN increasing tho various crops
peculiar to our climate, which tho Planters
ca can have gratnitously by calling for them.
This Fertilizer Is u Q product of South Caro-.
lima. The Phosphatcs of which 1t Is mainly
composed. are found embedded in the earth
IN the Southern part of this State, and are
manufactured by Southern gentlemen in
the City Of Charleston, and is believed to
be one Of tho best Fertilizers known to our
commerce. 1t will be sold at this placc Mt
tho Factory prices, with the expenses of
transportation added
II. MOORMAN t. co.
Dec 8, 48-tf
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Feb II
Baltimore CORNER,
STlhL UNDER WAY
y BlL@)yMl s HING: g.
g. 90, MlHlSER.

| NOW has the wholp track Open and will
run through the whole line from now mill
nlter Christmas. lie will also suDnIv
SANTA Ch' US, and all the Ladies', t;rn.
ticmcn AMI Children, with the folIowino
| articles, and many others not hero mon.
toned:
french and American Candies, Fruits, in
Cnns-fc 'eEca, Pine Apple and Strawberry,
also Apples, Oranges, Lemons. Rusius, ,Fi"s'
C1rrants and Ci,ron. NUTS-Cocoan1t'
Almonds, Filberts, Euglish WalnG,s, Pecan
i'raZl Nuts, Chesnuts aud Pin,lcrs. Oysters
III one and two ID cans. Lobster. Salmon
ana Tomatoes, Snrtlines. Mackarcl aud
Codtish. iIcklcs in all sized Jars, Brandy
lc"cncS; nnd Other Preserves and Jrllics
ol al fi'vo"Ts. Spiccs-AlISpict, Ginger,
nloves, n, n N"t"rSs, M"cc, Pepper, Mustard,
I,crpcr Sauces, Tomato CatSup, Worcester
shire Sauce and Bull Sauce, Mnclaroni md
Ycrnncelli. Olive OH, Lemon Sy,np B,eak.
lust strips, Shoulders, Sides, lard, Soda.
Cheese, Green and BMck Ten. doncc, Su.
GarS' Mo'nS$rS, Flour, Meal Sweet and
lr'Sl Potatoes, and Onions Sln,hics-snch
nS nS "ome'nt'nlcd Lyc, I3Iuring, Starch,
S"o' b'""k lug und Brushing, Tahlc Snlt'
i!E' Cnrwng and Smoking Tobacco, Mack
ah"y Snuil, Scotch Snuff, Pines Stems
ripe Heads, Painted Buckets, S,our.wnrr
Indigo mud Mad'ler, Coppcras, and dive
nnnllI' Candles, Soaps, Fancy Soaps, lnir
brnShes and Combs, Observation-Disclosures
ana Extracts Toys-dolls md Notions in
endless variety, Fire Crackers, Fire Works
Sky Rockets, Wheel Rockets, flouaun Cun.
HIe$' Torpedoes, and Triggers all set for
Christmas. ~
Come one and all, great and
small, give Andy a call. I am
anxious to sec white and colorcd
young and old, big aud little. red
white and blue, and all that can
raise a dime. Come. whore You
can get your money back, and no
discount.
ca Gla V9111Z5i3o
BA LTlMOEE COIN NtR
Oct. 20 II 3mos.
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Tho South Carolina Conference,

- Tho South Carolina Conferonce,
fRecSntly held at Cheraw adjourned to meet
next year III Charleston. Tho following are tho
appointments for
Gokesbary Dlstrlot--w II Fleming, E.
CCoke.SuTy Coke,SaTyy s!etSn1M st3 MSoS I Stafford.
Abbeyille lStation-Q i Round ......
Abbevillo Ct-J Workman, S Daniel
i5'9NT;nsSsyiIe 5N;nsty.sik GA GtM i HTGwS; 19St%:r.
, ssia,dS, , KiSsS NIIssio3.5W ii Law.on.
{sayan.iaI River Miss-eR NJ Harrison.
Butler C-J II Zimmerman
Nowberry Station-O a Darby.
Newbcrry Ct-AJ Cauthen, q Il Harmon.
Siin.oa ss%' ctT5j ~ $ cenaor. &ss,sF'
Iumbling Shoals Ct--J NJ Carlisle.
Grecnvil!o Statlon-S 4 Weber.
GIcepyllle Ct---J Attaway.
Fe,asI!iS FfaesnsS,(it Gt-;S 1}S 9 SGrMisp; Ma,s,,n
AN Cnreizburg. Presiding Elder for Charles.
,Sn ten IpistTiSt. with y MOuzSn 10 servo Climber
bethel. nndJ II Wighlmam. Spring>st. Church.
W. Sias y Browne, for Columbia Dist., and
w w Mood, Marion street charge.
Among tho ministers who havo served here,
c We notice that y i Watson is sent to upper st:
!. 5iumIer.. .Camten Sutton, j L Picket, SUP on Of
5 H!sek, r''E. 5er WsassSoss pist. St' w. ""o "
Smith and a III Lester, Professors
prcsd't .000
JOS. Parker transferred to Fast Texas Conf
Stacy, transferred to Missouri Conf
ia Walker, returned to S g Conference.
Bishop Andrew ordained tho following to dcac
cons orders: l. IL Elwcll, s II Davis, NJ II
iioy!e, X l. Duflle q ~ Gatlin, anu Mckenzie
Bisllop kayanaugh ordained the following cl-
rers: , rlatt, JC Crisp, :! Traywick, NJ II
Moiiilaney,J Kendall, K s I.edbotter and +.
by resolution, the third Friday IN April was
got apnrt rs tny OF fasting ulld prayer to be obx
served throughout all the Oh olcs nnd stations IN
sp'c'al reference tolle b:osing of God upon the
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29

Tho Washington Chronicle says tha&
order promulgated on Friday, by ",
Nnr Department, assigning Gen. Xerr,
to duty rs Military Commander oH Geor
ga, pending the re.o,gu izae1on ,f,he
Legislature of the Site, logmancs it le
tho condition it occul led %nn,lvr the olI
Recon st nclion Acts. axM is iSsu, 4 20
authority dcri' cd frovS them. The Ad
ministTation constx nrs the recent Act ot
oougress an the SM4jcct to be n virtual
rePen! III all laWs passed since the first
organization gt the State government af
INC Vibnnc's special says adyiccs
from lv"Shihston represent the intention
"l ta95 Administering as favorable to an
carry recognition Of the Cuban bcllige.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29

= IheEdgcdeld Advertiser says: Richard
Healf' The "Engli<hnan," carpet-baeger
J"hn Brown raider and United Stairs
internal Revoi.ue Assessor for E,lg,fi.l,,
tIAS resigned his office MS asscssnr and
G; G"nc tho way "Wartl's geese" went,
The poor girl" the "simplc lrishman"'
the wife of the said RcalI, is still in our
midst. and is apparently master of the
situation. wy
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29
- 81 =

LoN"vS, December 24.-I'hc Times, in
ar EDITORIAL, this morning, rcjoiccs that
tho ,lriSh.Amcricans have abandoned
their scheme for the forcihlc establish.
tnePt Of a republic Of Erin, and advises
hile Irish people themselves to totally
abandon all ideas of rcpublicanjsm,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29

Inc Alabama clnimS correspondence
mas been published. England consents
so the transit y Of negotiations to Wash.
1ngton. Fi>k's letter concludes: "A,
tue present stage of the controversy, the
sole object Of the Preside: is to STATE
tho position and maintain the nttitu,l,
o. the United States in the various re-.
t"t'ons and aspects Of this grave conlro
vcrsy With Great B,itain."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29
<"A-

o., a WAnSISG SulclDE.-G. p. Barlow,
ftorlda, was found dead ia his bed at
1he Tcrrc linute House, having commit
Sed Suic'de by taking lau,lanum. lie
LETT the following letter:
"Dear Father: Toll my Younger bro.
ther to beware OF dissipation, which has
caused my death. lave me buried ncor
my mother. Yours, ever GEORGE,n
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29
FiSk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand fullnssoumcnt Of the above app, owed
cases, of different patterns, besides cofIjns
OF his own mako, all of which lie is prepared
10 furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptncss and despatch.
Persons desirous Of having cascs sent by
railroad will have them sent free Of charge.
A licarso is always on hand and will be
furnished Mt the rate OF $40 pcr day. !
!ha"kfnl for past patronage, tho sub.
scrlocr respectfully asks for 4 continuation
OF inc same, and assures tho public that
no c'fort on his part will bo spared TO rendcr
tho utmost satisfaction.
A. G. CHAPMAN
Se~berry s. C., July 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

IL AFlNG accepted an agency 10 advance
IL money and snip cotton for Mr.. 4 J..
Salinas, OF Charleston, S. G., We will be elud
10 serve any ono who wishes to purchase
cotton, and also those wishing to ship cotton, ,
"e Will make liberal advances and VIC arc
satisfied that VIC can do rs well for our mt,
rons as any ono, rs Mr.. Salinas is d very en-,
cfgc'ic and active business man, and gives
his whole personal attention TO the sale iof
cotton.
Nov, II Is IT,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29

y young divorce.sccking colorcd wo.
man, OF Cincinnati, plead her own case
as follows: "Judgc. can't love dat
Oar niger; lie kicked nc in the ribs
once till he loosencd all my insdcs,"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29
THE LEADER COOK STnVF
The Cheapest
is the Best !

llaving sold many Of these stoves
in the last three years, and cyery ono
without exception having givcn en-.
tire satisfaction, 1t Is with renewed
pleasure aud confidence ,hat 1 again
orlng 1t TO public notice.
The weight, the compactncss, tho
itnc material Of which 1t Is mndr, the
beautiful appearance which It pre-.
sents, tho Quickncss Of it's buking.
The rapidily with which it boils, tho
cleanliness Of its boiling arrange
ments, the easy manner III which the
hoies on the top arc changed from
tue smallest to tho largest, so That
you enn use the very largest vessels
on the smallest stoves, even an old
fashioned dinner pot if you choose.
Ihc linc sitter CRATE on which tho
WOOD lies, the economy with Which
IT saves fuel, the ensincss with which
IL Is Kept clean, makes It tho best,
complctcst aud most desirable stove
in the market.
BESIDES the "Lendcr," I keep on
hand variety Of other patterns, ali
o. which are warranted to give sntis-
faction. Should any particular mt.
tern 6e wnuled, which / do not keep
on hand, will take pleasure in or
ae,'ng it Mt the very lowest price.
would also call attention TO my
large and we'll made stock Of tin.
ware, which will sell at low figures
''fsssssi,i;.s sfsia,,sa Z nructiccd workman my
|
sell OF over twenty Iee'Hg7Ra 7azssas.,s...an
every article made as well us SFf4'
stove sold by "c, my be relied upo
us tho very best.
lon'y ask that you Gull bcfor
buying elsewhere. Merchants cs
prclaliy will do well TO examine IN
wholesale prices, as ! nm satisIirI
that cnn mike it 10 their advan,a.
TO buy from ne. o
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29

Ihc reward offered cor the arrest oC
1oIhert-who was killed several weeks
aago--is to be divided rs follows: TIo)Iins.
nes head receives $4,000, and tic balancc-
$S'ooo-is to DC divided aiming Tho
other constablcs who were present,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29
- 6SA

q lady having tainted at n. ball, some
"cHeX!olent person began bathing her
temples and head with vinegar. upon
which she suddenly started up and cx.
claimcd, "For hcnvcn's sake, put NOTHING
on that will change the color Of MY hair"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29
4. /. WHITE
GunSmith, Lock Maker
AND nEpAlRER.
NcWberrY, S. 9.
NoWberrJ', s. Q,

Keeps on hand ii fine variety Of all pa,.
terms OF Guns, Pistols and Sporting Tmn.
pings. ''"'
CORN SHELTERS, weight Z 10.
Tin.warr, &c.
In addition TO above nice assortment
o. Concctionery, Sardincs, Nuts, Soan.
sugar, Rice, Soda, Spice, Pcppcr, md
many other Indispensable articles.
Besides the best brands of Tobacco and
Srgars. """
.. Al! kind of Repairing done at short no.
tl.c and on reasonable terms.
Nov. .l3 2mos.
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CARD.

am now receiving n largo addition TO. nv
stock OF goods from NcH York, purchased
since the lato decline, and will be sold af;,
mall advance aboYc cost. - - r
would cnll attention TO NV stocle ~ ,,.o
ccrics, which will 10 to the ndvnntasG G'Hf of
buyers to examine before purchasing clse-
Whcfe. DO not forget tho place, but call ut
y. MOWERS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29

=. troops are being prepared for immc.
d,atc service at tho various forts nronnd
New York. Their destination is IN
known. Some say Utah, others North.
Srn. Minnesota, 10 overlook the Red
INver outbreak. This is denied, but it
going on. ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29

The horri blc crime Of inrautcidc, cs.
pecla'iy in TIE form of the destruction by
parents OF their offspring before birth,
prevails to MI alarming extent. -Ol,i
School Presbyterian. wy
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29

The Bay of Samana is now occunic1
by. the United States. Port Royal, s. G.
may possibly DO used os rendrzvons
TOR tho. North Atlantic squadron. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29

:, ]Boston women havo tho."Alcxandria
limpf caused by having one heel higher
fhan tho other. 1t is the fashion there.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29

a business house in Chicago advcr.
tiscsior woman to travel as CONNER
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29

Wisconsin has boy possess. d of n devil
that speaks Latina language of which the
patient Is ignorant '''
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NOTICE

IS hereby given to all whom it may con.
ccrn ih"t will apply to John r. Peterson.
rrobate Judge for Newbcrry County, for q
maj discharge as Adminislntjx of tho Es.
t"te OF Jacob l.. Cromcr, dcc'd., on the 7th
ga? o. 'a'lnary next. All persons having
ciaina against said estate will present them
"t INC o'llcc of Probate Judge on said day,
W 10 INC Oh or before that time or be barred.
RERECCA CROMER, Adm'3.
Dec. 8, IS-.5t. ~
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Law Notice.

Tho undersigned have formed partner.
snip Tor mo practice Of Law in The. State
courts md the United States Courts, for
INC III District OF South Carolina. OHico at
Ncwbcrry, S. 6.
JAMES ". BAXTER,
Ap'i7 II If. SiLAS TOMBSTONE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29

What is tho greatest want Of the arc ?
Want OF Iqafk.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29
BUSINESS and Dress SBIETS

GENTS CHOICE FuRNIsuING Goops
FRENCH and ENGLISH CLorIls,
CAssIMEREs and VEsT1NGs,
My Customers 0ad the I'ub1jc
VIII lind it to their advantage to
give me Il call before buying else
where, as | am prepared to sell
ALL ARTICLES in MY lime
on terms as cheap and reasonable
as can DC obtained in any market
South.
Suits Of very best material
promptly E>adc to order. Cutting,
&c., done ut shortest notice.
p. SCOTT,
Newbcrry, &. H., S. G.
Oct 6, 39-.!mos.