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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-09

(tAUTlONl-see that the words HOLLOWAY New YopK
~ and LONDON appear watermark on every leaf of
he Dook of directions which enfods box or NOT M
otherS are genuine handsome reward given for inE,rma
oh leading to the detection of countereter of tbe ed
enes and vendors Of the deceptive articles knowing them t
DC snch sold at the mann factory No Maiden Lane and
ny druggists and medicine dealers throughout the wor
with every box or pot 1900 ~ i"''i uo'ioh9
19ly REDINGTON UOsTETrER 4 co ..
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Private entrance on Commercial street,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-09
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man HIS own Physician.

VA VIZ, MT|laSsAS w Ts4l vGHSssTgeS1 AS
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
HOLLOWAY'S OINT EMIT.
Disorder of the stomach, Liver 81 BoweIs
The Stomach is the great centre which influences the
or disease OF the systemabused debitaed by excess
Indigestion offensive breath aud ysic prostraon are the
natural consequences Allied to the BRAIN the source
of headaches mental depression nervons complaints and
refreshing sleep The Liver becomes affected and generates
bilious disorders pains in the side &C. The Bowe
pal action of these Pills is stomach and the liver
lungs bowels and kidneys participate in their
and regeneIatve operation.
Eryesipelas and Salt Rheum.
Are two of the common and yrulept sorlers
en on this continent, to these the Ointment especially
anagonistc its nodas oprdndi is first eradicate the
venom and then complete the cure.
Bad Legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers
Cases of many standing that have prtnacousv re-
fused to yield to any other remedy treatment have nyar
ably succumbed toa few applications this powerful un
guent.
EruptiOns of the Skin.
Arising from bad state of the blood chronic diseases
are eradcaed and clear and transparent surface repand
by the restorative action this ointment II snrHnsses
many of the cosmetics and other toilet appliances in its
to dlspe rashes and other disfgurements the face
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young old married single at the dawn
OF Womanhood or the turn of life these tonic medicines ds
precepble in the health patient Deing unre
vegetable preparation, they a safe and reae rrmn
Tor an classes oil Females III every condition of health and
station of life.
Piles and Fistula.
Every form and feature of these prevalent and stubborn
disorders is eradcaed locally and entirely by the use of his
emolent warm iomentaton should precede its application
riable O. w INV"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

corner Of said LOT and
running west twenty-five
feet; thence south sixty
four feet one inch; thence
east twenty-five fleets
thence north sixty-iouI
feet one inch to begin
ming.
Mohun-Wllliam P.....
Second installment Of taS
for paving carrlageway
Hon interest from June 20
NleiS. COMMUNICABLE
McCutchen-William -.
First installment Of tax fol
curblng and paving foot
way on interest from DC
tober II, 1869. ...Sl6,9
McCathran-William W.
Being the east fourteen
feet front OF said lot Of
south q street by tn
depth thereof.
Metcalf-Willlam W..
First und second install
ments Of tax for curbini
and paving footway OF
interest from October 20
niftn
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
Northern VS., Southern Text Booka

The text book committee of the Lccis
laturc. composed Of Gov. Scott, Tomlin
son and JillSon, white, and Maxwell and
Shalls, colorcd, at meeting Inst week,
determined to ignore our cntcrpriSinr
publishers, Mcssrs. Du(ic e. Chairman,
and their valuable series Of text books,
and gave the preference TO Northern
b'oks. No one need bc surprised at suc|,
decision however, for really it would
TO matter inr surprise had the result
been the reverse. The books of these
gentlemen arc all that intelligent and un.
prcln''iccd minds need require, and OF
course did not meet the views Of hy
brnl committee. We'll If tho Committee
will fill up the public schools with tho
9ouka selected, our private schools will at
lsssl encourage home publications, and
we beg that this DC kept in mind, as the
only means Of not being entirely over.
whclmc'l with the ideas Of the party of
moral progress.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
MARRIED..

On thc 10Th of February. by the Rev. r. II
rope, CAPT. JAS. Y. MCFALL and Mns. LA.
VINIA KINARD, all Of Ncwbcry.
At Beth Eden Parsonage, on tho 23rd nit
ny tho a. Il. Rudo, Mr.. MICHAEL NAuMAH
to Miss MATHlLDA FABIAN, both of Mar.
tcnwerdcr, Prussia.
On the gath ult,, by the Rev. j. Hawkins.
assisted by Rev. A. Il. Rude, PRop. J.. A !,
HAWKING. Of Grecnvlllc, and Mrs. EIzA.
BETH MoMoRR Es, OF Newberry.
On tho samc day, at the residence of tho
Sride parents, by Rcv. j. Hawkins, assisted
oy Rev ii. Strong, Mr.. JAMEs II. AuLI and
MISS ADDIE s. PIEsrER, all Of Newberry.
The unusual accompaniment Of two elc-
CANT cakes, ono from the fair bride, and one
from tho groom, and both large, rich and
beautiful, In this happy instance Is our fs>
ifcltous record, and one which we mako with
profound obcisance. Only tho most skeptico,
unbeliever IN the happiness; Of welded lIfe
can doubt tho lifc Of bliss in store for this
couple. They have made tho pro.tlest start
known In the history Of matrImony in pay.
Ing such complimentary tribute to tho edi.
tors. Long may thcy live and their lives be
crowned with love and the approving smiles
of friends. = -,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02

This immaculate CARPET Dagger has
conc to e'icf, aud tho grief of his friends
Is no less great titan his own.
Tho resolution Of expulsion has been
adopted unanimously, and is as folio KS
Th"t Whittc,norc, latc member If the
llonsr, bad dispensed West Point aud
Naval Academy appointments contrary
TO law, aud for pecuniary consideration,
and that hc was unworthy Of scat in
the llousc.
Whittcmoro states that he will appcal
to his constituents for n recollection.
And Of course he will not be chosen
the second time, now that his "works'
are known. Ills works on the coast aud
all through the low country Of this Slatc,
IN which the colorcd people wcro the
victims in every instance, were enough
to damn him without this last. IIo had
hest hing up his carpet bag and ac.
ccpl the situation.
The last Legislative act Of the immac ulatc
cadct'Ship seller was to introduce bill
arpropriating $50, 900 for improving the
navgatIo> Of Red River, Caddo Lake and
Big Cypress bayou, in Louisiana. How
much of this did he expect to feather
his nest with.
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Safc! sure! reliable! is Wincman'
Worm Candy!
Mar. 9, Git.

From Norfolk Daily journal, Dec, IL, 1860
KosKoo.-TniS medicine is rapidly gain
ing the confidence Of the people, aud the
numerous testimonials Of its virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leaves no
doubt that it is safe aud :rliahlc remedy
Tor iNrURlry Of THk BLOOD, LIVER DISEASE,
&c.
The last Medical Journal contains an mr.
ticlc from Prof. Il. $. Newton, ". D., Prcsi.
dent Of the + Medi.Culirgc, city of Naw
York, TINT speaks in high terms Of its curu.
tive properties, and gives special recon-
mcnda!ion Of koskoo 10 the pruc, iliouc,s $
of medicine. This is, VIC hellcve, the frs,
| instance where such medicines have been
officially endorsed by the Faculty Of any
OF the medical colleges, aud reflects
great credit upon the skill OF D.. Lawrence,
It's componn,lcr, and also puts "Koskoo" in
the vAN OF all other medicines Of the pres.
cnt day. Feb 23, s-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
NcWNorrY Agricultural Society.

MEssRs EDIroEs My mail boy lost my
last number Of the Herald on the road,
and only through the courtesy of IL friend
who sent Inc tho missing number, was
my attention called to your remarks in
reference to the Ncwbcrry Agricultural
Snciciy.
| had made several Intellectual attempts
to get meeting Of the Society, and given
up all hope of cnliSlng the interest of
our farming community in its behalf
but am willing set to make another cf.
fort, if pcrchancc we may succeed in OBJ
tanning their co operation to build up the
agricultural interests of our district, and
propose to call a meeting Of the Society
during tho latter days Of March. or carly
part Of April, for the purpose cf appoint.
ing delegates to the proposed Convention
to bc held in Charleston IN May.
Very respectfully II. S. BOINEST,
pomasia, Feb. %. Pres. MAS.
1--WE regret extremely that our district
society is so inert. that Ncwbcrry the
parent Of district Agricultural Societies
can permit herself to fall into the back
ground, Or even tako second position,
or suffer the Society to fall into the scar
and yellow leaf. Tho memory Of the
past. and tho hopo Of tho future, alike
say no. Wo trust That the worthy pro.
sidcnt may find that the society is only
indnlging in short nap, and that 1t will
awake with vigor aud rcnew its useful.
ness, and that he may long preside over
It with pleasure to himself and bcncflt to
the district. Ems.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
OUR EXCHANGE List.

| Tho Union TIMES. mentioned before as
having undergone change Of ownership,
| mas since thon changed its whole appearance
nnd iS rs we'll printed and rs ncnt ~ pnror
need bc. MIR Stokes Ia no amateur In al the
various practical details Of Il printing office,
nut full blown professor Of tho art prcScv-
Vntlvc of all nrts. anu when he "pmls sheet"
IN g "imprc>si0n' IL made which not only
satisfies himself but pcnscs his readers, for
| II Is bonnd to he clear, bright md sllnrp
And not Only In tho mechanical Is lo M OK
per. but In alt tho departments Of pen, scis>
sorS and paste le proves that he IS IL live.
progressive man. Tho people Of Union will
have good paper If they give him gene
rous support.
The kEowEE CounIEn has changed hands,
Mr.. Eobt. Young retiring from tho propric-
| torShip: 1t ~ now conducted by McSsrs.
Keith, li0yt 4 Co. AIR liOyt, tho only mem
Der Of the firm with whom wo nre acquainted,
Is brother Of jas a. Hoyt, Esq, Of the
| brother Jccmcs ho will do well We wish
tho firm abundant success, hundreds upon
hundreds Of now Subscribers, columns upon
| columns of advertisements and f,mo which
shall roach beyond tho cncmy's camp.
"IxDER A BAN ."-This Is the titla of II
new movclct Jrst commenced in The Satur-
day Evening Post Of Philadelphia, by that
| admirable nuthorcSs, Miss Amanda ~ Doug
las. This novrlct will run for about three
months; and will he followed by novelets 10y
Frank Lee Benedict, Mrs. Henry Wood, Mrs.
llosmcr. Miss Prescott. &c. Tho Saturday
Evening Post Is one of tic best of the lit.
crary papers. nnh ndopcd for f,miy rcntling
by the nnohjrctionuhc. useful md enter
thinning character OF its contents. Price
80. so year. Address H. Peterson 4 Co :,
80 Walnut Street Philadelphia. Sample
numbers sent gratis.
The Charleston REFEREE grows not only
III favor but in size, and continues to i'm
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02

At a called meeting of the physicians
OF Newberry County, held, pursuant to
notice, on Feb. 2lst, 1870, for the pnr.
pose Of organizing District Medical AS.
sociation,
Dir. o. B. Mayor va. called to the
chair and DIR. James Mcintosh requested
to act rs Secretary.
DR.. J. ". Spcarman introduced
Resolutions, For organizing the meet.
ing into an association to be called the
"Ncwbcrry Medical Association" which
were unanimously adopted.
DR.. II. F. Carlisle and j. W. Spear.
man were appointed delegates to tho
State Medical Association.
Upon motion, it was
Resolved, That the proceedings o
this meeting be published in the New
berry Herald, with cordial invitation
to all the physicians Of the district, ,c
DC present at the next meeting, to bt
held on the 3rd Monday in March, tn,
2lst lust, at the G. II FOR tho purpos'
Of forming permanent organization.
o. b. MAYER, NJ. d., Chair'n,
JAMES MClNTosII, NJ. D., Scc'ry.
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Save us from our Frienda

The Phoenix will excuse ~ for l,or
rowing the above heading. 1t Is quite
appropriate and wc agree with him that
there is danger, that sinking tho Dem
"cracy in sort Of hybrid organization
I" please everybody, will satisfy none,
and work harm. 1t suggests briefly:
!. 1t would take the soul out of the
n"'i raliral movement in the State.
3 IT would disgust the very bone aud
s'hrw "s the ami radica!iStS, who arc
earnest, working Democrats.
3. |, would lenvc the radical Counties
N the lnr'lS of ra,lcaliSm, and place the
Democratic COMMITTEES in tho hands OF
middle men, with little force and no in.
ilncnrr. because men who hnve no do.
rlded views are men who have neither
l"rcc nor Influence.
The fact is wc are having too much
talk. aud tho blowing Of horns is dis.
tracing. All these suggestions of plat
frm'. and opinions Tor aud against
third parties and alliances, act rs so
many fcvcrs t" the body Of Democracy
which how needs 10 foster it's strength
and powers for the coming conflict. We
q" hot pretend to Le ono of tho Sir Ora.
c'cS or mouth pieces Of the great party
"frrisht principles, and would not haz
ard an expression Of wha, kind Of plat
f"rnit should mako. Aud wo affirm
that itwould DO vastly better Il thoro
wero fewer Of them. This multiplicity
Of divorsilics disintcgrates and divides
instead Of drawing together and uniting
and il ever there was period in whicf
llle'party Should unto to rescue th,
country from tho unholy hands now des
ecrating its altars, now Is that period. -
The radical party IL worse off. to day
WITH all tlletyilencss. frauds and corrup
tions which covori it, than the Democrat.
cIpnrty inIits oppressed condition. On
all sides arc scores who, deceived by
their bold professions, arc now abandon,
ing that5tcckless and defiant organiza
zion, satisfied and Disguised withits Is,
srapny and hypocrisy. The whole pur.
ppseofs fsRepablicanism ist tho exercise oi
's,pOOyS,sr2aAd Tho distriDltioD ofspoils the
4 very " negroes SEQ this, and thcpcopls SEQ
- ~ Asaycn' 'ssname lot our people DO
- H.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
Court Of General Ses-
sions and Common
Pleas.

l.. R. MARSHALL expecting largo
crowd 10 hc in attendance next week at tho
Session OF Court. will be found ready, wai..
ing and anxious TO supply MI their wants In
The io'lo"n ing lines: Fish and Oysters cv.:-
d"y. Groceries in small or large quantities..
large and well selected stock of Con.
frc'ionrrics, arriving all this and all next
week. Also, all scasonablc Fruits, Bananas,
Cl,oroanuIs, Oranges, Nor tlcrn Apples, also,
Fine Apples, if they cnn he had. Mush.
room Crackers, (dclishtIul.) Fox Crackers,
something ncw,) Lemon Crackers, Raisins,
ana other Crnckcrs and Cakes never before
brought TO this market.
NEXT WEEK,
j.. II MARSIlALLS will be the placc for
We hungry people to come. Mar. ., 0-It.
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Bravo and Trna.

W. commend tho following from the
Richmond Enquirer and Examiner:
"Wc nre afraid there arc sorno who
sill make tho existence Of tho Demo.
cratic party M APOLOGY for joining the
Republicans. We tell them It will be n
great political h'undcr; wc arc going to
carry tho State like n tornadn-like Ken.
lucky, where tho last majority was nbont
l00,0Oo; like Maryland; like Georgia ;
like Tennessee. And We advise those
vino arc going to act with us to put
themselves in mrtinn, and avoid the fate
Of all i'rimmers."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
Legislative.

The following bills were read the third
time aud passed; to encourage cotton
aud woulcn manufactures in this State
to enforce uniform system Of assess
mcnt ard t,xation by municipal bodies
to provide for construction and keepine
10 repair The public highways and roads ;
relative to the power Of tho City Coun.
Gil Of Charleston to impose punishment
for violation Of city ordinances; joint
resolution, with amendments, to au.
tholizc tho committee Of investigate
for the Third Congressional District Ia
make a similar investigation for the
Fourth Congressional District, 5,r,
Tho following bills wcrc passed: To
appoint trial justices: to regulate bail In
criminal cases; to require judges Of pro.
! bate 10 tako charge Of certain records IN
tho offices Of late comr's Ia equity; tc
institute proceedings against s. .. r. r..
to incorporate q home for invalid clergy
men; 10 limit the cost Of criminal pcrse
cution; to amend an act entitled an acI
TO establish State orphan asylnns the
committeo on railroads reported on n bill
to chartor tho Enterprise Railroad, Com
pany Of Gharlestoni. a bill to amend a,
act to incorporate tho Homestead Build
ing, Planting and Loan Association ol
South Carolii,n; a bill 10 incorporate the
Bay Point r. Il. Company.
~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
Cheap Reading .

"Wo have mudo arrangements with tho
proprietor Of the CAEoLISA FARME9, u first
class, cight>pagc Agricultural Weekly, pubs
lishcd at Wilmington, N. g., to club TINT
ournai with the HERALD, at 81 25 per ycar
or tho two. to ull new Subscribers to tho
Farmer. Specimen copies Of tho Carolina
Farmer may be seen ut this Office"
Feb. %, ST.
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Ayeleigh Church.

This Church will be closed OH Sabbath
for two or three weeks, IN consequence Of
the repairs now In progress. The Pastor
has accepted the kind invitation OF the
Methodist brethren 10 occupy their pulpit
once on Sabbath, and expects to conduct
divine service there "on Sabbath afternoon
at 81 o'clock. He nlso proposes to preach
at Helena on Sabbath mornings ut u
o'clock, until his own Church is rc'opcncd.
The Prcshytcry Of South Carolina is to
hold It's regular Spring Sessions at Avelcish
Church, on Thursday before the second
Sabbath OF April next, (7.h,) at 81 o'clock,
M.
There arc bclonsinS to this Prcsbytcry
twcnty.eisht Ministers and tfty.fvc
Churches. 1t is expected that there will be
n full attendance. aud there may bc as many
as 60 or 70 delegates present The proceed
ings Of the Body ale nll open, and the pub
liz arc invited to attend, throughout. TIL,
Rev. DR.. Buist, Of Grcenvil!e, will prcacl
the opening sermon. PASTOR.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
Colorsl Voters Of tho United statas.

Tho number Of colorcd voters IN tho
Vptcd States Is estimated mt $50, 900.
OF th'sc 100000 dwell in the sixteen
late slavcholdins States, 1900 in the six
New England States. Al, 900 in tho five
central States Of New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania. Ohio and Indiana, and
$500 IN tho remaining ten Western
Stalcs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02

Intellectual superiority occasions little
difference in manners or conduct. Nature
guarantees general simil.rity of action.
Opinions and fancics, whether more or less
within the province OF human control, and
an identity Of which is not essential to tho
psrposc Of existence, admit Of MI indefinite
variety. But there Is one sn'jact on which
ull nnit", that is, in praise Of the efficacy Of
tho "Qll Carolina Hittcrs."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
Pocket Knives,

""Mr. Dlwcs Is still after tho Ramp, and
his investigations show that in the shor.
spaco Of six months, from October to
April, 1903, no less than three hundred
mud sixty pocket knives, costing eight
hnn'lrcd aud sixty.two dollars, were
paid Tor oat Of tho public treasury for
tho use Of the Congressional members.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
OBITUARY..

;, DIED, In Oca]a, Fla, on tho 2lst. Jan.
Rosa Carrie, daughter Of Col. s. NJ. and T
4. Gary, aged Q years. 10 months and 2,
days. ~ -
Ere Sin could blight or sorrow fade.
~, Death camc with friendly care,
The opening bud to Heaven conyeycd
And badc II blossom tllcro."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02

HW"SrEciAl. EorIcE.--To parties IN want
of Doors, Sashcs aud Blinds, VIC refer to
the advertisement Of =. =. ToALE, tho lnrge
manufacturer of those goods In Charleston.
Price list furnished on application.
July 22.0m ......
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nay~TO ALL OUT or EM.

@"TO ALL OUT OF EN-
PLOYMENr,-sl,5 500 to 50, 900 per year can
be realized by energetic md inlcilise men,
in securing ut ones an Agency for tho best
and most Populu BOOKS ever published
This i rurc opportunity for MAKING
MONEY and doing good. Cicrgymen, dis
ablcd soldiers, and all others wanting. an
Agency will please apply for further particu.
lars, to j. =. DERBY,
Southern Publishing Agency,
Cor. Rcynold and Jackson Sta,
Feb. % S-3t. c. o.w. Augusta, Ga.
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united. Let. delegates from tho people
meet and determine on plan. -

united. Let. delegates from tho people
meet and determine on a plan. ~ g..
Since tho above was put in typo VIC
notice tho following in that samo excel.
lent paper, tho Phoenix
YoRK CALLS FOR \ CONVENTION. - 4 ftcr
! publishing the article suggesting Con.
vcntion Of tho nutl.rndicalists Of tho
State, VIC find tho Yorkvillc Enquirer
making similar suggestion. We heart.
ny endorse the proposition, and regard II
rs essential. The Enquirer says:
a CoNvENrIoN.-The question of what
should DO done in opposition to radical.
ism this summer has been rather freely
discussed, Of late, by portion Of the
State press. The discussion appears to
aim at securing concert Of action, and in
order 10 give it some definite result, wc
suggest that n convention bc held in Co.
lhmbia, Of delegates from oil the Coun.
ties, unfcttcrcd by instructions and en-.
powered to decide upon the policy to be
adopted. If care is takcn to select only
the best and most .jndicions men as dele.
gates, the decision Of such convention
will DC sure Of hearty support. Speak
ing with authority, IL would give shape
aud direction to tho opposition. These
are essentials to success which tho pro.
sent mode Of discussing totally lucks.
Nay. more, the frequent production of
platforms, as it implies uncertainty, both
Of principle and purpose, IL n positive in.
jury to what we all sincerely regard n
good cause.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02

TIE lRnEslsTIBLE ARGUMENT. w omen
who want to vote will be interested to
know that the following speech. dc.
hvered in the Wyoming Legislature, was
the clinchcr that caused the passage OF
tho act which accorded them the right TO
vote. member rosc and said:-
damn it, il you arc gning to let the
niggers and pigIails vote, we will ring in
the women too" And thcy we're i'm.
medialcly "rung in."
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l Have A Terrible Cough.

You need not have it long; 90 to your
Druggist and got u hottio OF DIR. IUTPS
CELEBRATED ENPECrORANT, It will
soon cure you. 1t IS dangerous to neglect
Coughs. This valuable preparation may be
found In every village aud hamlet In tho
South and West. Mar. 2, Oct.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
3GQMMERC1A1-

dull at 2io o. W March l.--coton r,,.,.
bass; marie. EIyssgSrry q Of cotton .,
Sats 4. aSsssttcS qulsl and heavy; saiss dsll
buyeis. Wh.sH H'SSnJ d9il. common grades fssos fssS
new mess i.SSai i iS"o bettct Corn 10. Ietsre@r er
aud lML;ssTos, nnn,;NTos y. G., February "a -co,..
SS 'ssSspts SS bsia export: eoass am
LyEEpooL, Fi FeSfiussSoSe soek q q ,sS2.
60 SSSIc, 6 Orleans s,Iss
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LOCAL.

To- Tho value Of district paper depends
III great degree upon tho completeness of
Its LOCAL NEWS, and we beg our friends ~
forward for publication any and all items
coming under their observation.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02

New York toilet reporters have taken
to criticism. Ono, al them says: #..ln
Mrs. LIS pink tullc wo recognize lilo
dress Of last winter"