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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14
Con't Like the Prcspse1.

The mere sensible and rejecting
among tie co!ored men are becoming
uneasy. The possible and highly proba-
bic results which will folloT the posses
sion yf Winchester rifles and ball car
tridscs, in the hands Of irresponsible
aud easily excited negroes, is opening Up
q vision TO their minds which smells Of
danger, The prospect to them is be-
coming alarming. And we'll may they
be alarmed. liz, thing is plain, and
stares them in the face, and it means
this-that if Scott succeeds Ii. bringing
bis militia up to the full measure OF lnAd-
ness, and collision between the races
ensues, toe. the loss will DO on the side
OF the militia. Sensible colorcd men
know this and they ars disposed to lend
their influence against it, and they do
well. Scott knows it also, but like g
drowning man be catches at straw be
is hoping against hope, and all of bis
incendiary uinious feel it, but when the
worst comes, they will bave secured q
means of getting away out Of the bell
they haze raisei-at least this is another
one Of their hopes-and preserving their
precious carcasses from BARN. The col.
orc people will be left to take what ill
fo.N,.v. The thieves will be out Of harms
way with :tleir i'll gotten wealth, while
tho poor, deluded worshippers of this
'pisc. hearted party, will suffer the full
sure of their folly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14
A CARD.

The undersigned respectfully submits that
having EVER and ALWAYS responded with
cheerful alacrity to the calls and demands
made upon his time and health, both by day
and by night, it is bus fair, his patrons
should recognize that he is . man Of like
wants with themselves, AID that he cannot
eubsis. altogether upon air. Gentlemen and
patrons, JUSTICE 10 the WANTS and cLAtxs
of my family, and rhe duties Of life De-
MAND 1NPERAT1vELr 'ha; seek AT LEAST
my just deserts. Pay me that thou owest."
P.3. RUFF, N. y.
Aug q 34-tH
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14
EEW YORK SEPT. 2l., 1870.

MEssss. CARWILE 4 McCAlGliRlA'
DEAR S1Rs: The accompanying letter IS
COPY OF ono just received from the wei EnoMn 1,n
irm Of Mcssrs. .Sto.lIa-d \ Barton, Whole
Sale Druggists, Of Troy, y. y, and may NAY IN, y;
ters, YOU. |, is i sample Of hundreds Oh
endorsements we have received for our a. a.,
trail Oil. The Oil is safe and good. loo ~
may help us By nokins the fac: Known "
your frouds.
Respectfully yours.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14
COPY.
TROY, ACe. 0d, 1870.
Mr.. CHARLES PRATT,

SIR: We have 4 short story to tcE yoS
about Astral OIL In the rear OF our sto!sA
about three years since. we had shea SGh'' n:,n
with gravel roof. for Storing Paints, Ols''
Glass, Acids. kerosene Oh, &c, &c, uuIo.'
tunatcly for us, 1t was set on fire early os1 Tno
day Morning and entirely consumed. lne
100 cases Of Astral oil bought from you
few days since were in the shed. and stranSo
tc SPY came ont of The fire al!ncSt unhartneu,
they were piled up rs" ard three tiers hlsass
the WOO! cases. of c0ur'e, were burned "
and several ot the top cans unsol. .eIc0 SI o1
top: but there was 10 explosion. and the va.
in ;hc open cans DID no; "i.rn. The rear y.
orr Store was very badly dan:aCcI. 1He
Astral pil' WAS within SIX or isht ieettLo "a
the store, aud OF course in Il hot place: hau
the explosion taken p!2ce nO'k!uS cousd naIS
saved the store. We had several DOis y.
Kerosene il The shed, which burned llTsy.
Some think Il We hal had Astral on "
throw Oh Ike flames. they would have oeeo
subdueI with but little loss
To sly tic least Tie U'i has stood FeI1
sever" test, and wc .Iiliii il is al you c!al1
il TO he.
Ecrrs rcsHac fully,
~ ~ STODDAHD i BURTON
H.n - -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14
.A~~--

FL IMPORTANT TO BUILD
ERS.-Doors. sasncS, blinds. mou:diHSs, and
oil .ha roa,rriaIS nrce-sa-r 20 finish = house
in nroper Stvlt. can h" ohtaiGcd ~ the lowest
marker rates direct from ;hc nnAnuiac!urer,
p =. Toaic. Cha-!e'ton. 6. c.. VII" has tho
Isr-cSt and most complete !r!anciactGrr Gf
snch articles in the Southern States. SIC
hi. advertisements in aao.Eer column.
Sspt. 7. jS-IrI.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

IDAHO Election, CHEYESSr, Septem-
Der 9.-The Republicans elected their
delegate to Congress by small majority.
The women voted generally throughout
tho territory. One hundred and seventy
cne female votes were cast at Cheyenne.
Mrs. Howe, wife Of the United States
marshal, beaded the line Of female
uCtars
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

~ We ARR, IGNORANT,
in youth. from iAIencss. ard we continue so,
in manhood. from pride; fo- pride is less
ashamed OF being ignorant, thrn Of being
instructed and She looks 700 high to fnd
that, which very often lies beneath her. An
invalid mus, indeed b" proud Of his ills, if be
does not avail hrn>c'fos the greatest cara>
tive agent known. Such i, the reputation
of the "Old Carolina Differs
Sa:el sure! reliah.e. is Wincman's Worm
Candy! Sep. Il, Sit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

There will be public meeting OF the
Newberry Temperance Society next Thurs
day evening, the 18Th inst, at i o'clock,
at the Methodist Church An address will
be delivered. .aIl are invited.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14
49, WHAT DOES REASON

HTJ " i'Di>'p i'i/.A'JN-'
SAI:-The little moncoosc when bitten By
deadly serpent resorts to certain plant, eats OF
il and escapes the eject o. the p0ispn That is
iustinct Human beings on the Other hand. must
depend on reason an'l experience III selecting the
means OF pro'rc:iHc hcal'h and life against un-
wholesome influences. .Eow. what does. reason
on this vi.Ii sunjcc.' nI.s i: not tell Us that
to inTi igoTate and !,uriv III. Sys:c:n Is the best
way TO protect it against III" Invisible poison
which generates fiScas"" Surely it does. Tlre
next q':cSiin i. what guide shall we foi!o" ~
chro.im, inr'Iicina! sa:gunr'" !i'iSnn rtl!seS -
let yonr monitor DC experience ""Ii' '"c Sro ~
rIc::ce ct e:-h' cen years COR prI>e'! III "ne. va
ken series OF tSntSt.tctnrv ;">fi:Ionia'S a-suS
that Iio>;ctt"rs Stomach Filters posses- Stien:.i
iug regulating aud anti~ei1!c proprries
are no: combined i'll tl:e same happT prop. -.
in any other preparation cc:!ai.t: 'H's @ guy. -,
i the anti,,ote TO which reason DhiS Us TcsoIt ucH
nur healti, Is j,nperilled either ~ me na!arIa
which rrot,uccS epidemic disorders or .! any
Other cause. whe.her Inherent and constltuIoasi
or connected with our habits. occupations sno
pursuits. ..,,o,,- -,o,a
subtle and dangerous than tnat W''l'" LIE -
tnn o;r and imDare water. 10 e-ca:" the levers,
h;lions disorders disturbances OF the bowels. ana
other serious maIalies produced by these lnsatU.
brious elements. it is absolutely necessary ina!
the stomach and ali TN" secre:ire organs snoutu ~
| he so 10 s,eak, in . robust condition Cpon lns
| amount of resistance which the yltai system G!u
oDoose to the dcle,eriou Influences tlat assau ~,
the safetey Of the health depends. and Is uecuse
! the GEEATy GETABLE lSViGoEAHF '.'ip..i.c 60. -
| erpy and regularity TO the most Important 1u9e,
| tions of the BODY that it can be rccoMmendeo
| and yrarantecd as an Invaluable preventive meo-
| ;c;ne sep. Z, Sj-In-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

Nor1cE.-Tbe Stockholders Of the New
berry Sugar Manufacturing Company, are
requested TO meet at the Office Of Thomas
S. Moorman, this Wednesday, l4th lust,
at 9 o'clock, a. m, to arrange their defence
to the suit alrcsdy instituted against them.
|: is important to meet.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

To MEssKs. HERENDEES & Co, growers
and importers OF Trees, Plants, Bulbs and
Seeds, Geneva, n, T., We are indebted for
much valuable information contained in
neat and comprehensive catalogue. The as
sortment classified and priced in this cata-
logue is very full, and embraces many beau
tiful and rare bulbs and trees.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

CURE For RHEUMATIsn.-Wea are infor-
med by an apprcciatiye reader, and good pay
ing subscriber Of the Herald, that while suf
fcring anler severe attack of rheumatism
last week, and which all the doctors had
failed TO cure. he was instantly relieved by
the reading Of that one saui5 in our paper
on the Sidewalk or as he likes 1t best, the
new cut road. During the peruSal, his face
which was distorted from pain, changed to
smiling expression Of great sweetness, as the
reading progressed he broke into laugh,
which was so unusual sound that it not on
" alarmed the family, but startled himself,
and so the reading and laughing continued,
,ill he was reduced almost to tho plight Of
Paddy's first born, who laughed till the dlrii
of a laugh was in him After recovering
his wind and equilibrium, and finding that
nothing serious had happened to his dia-
praghm or midrifr, he felt for his pain, hut
marvellous to relate, it was clean gone. Such
testimony is invaluable, and will immediate
" enhance the value Of our paper. Persons
afflicted with rheumatism, are afectionately
advised to Try the remedy. By this voluntary
acknowledgment, our friend has done
great service to suffering humanity, while tht
good done to US is past all expression.
Fifty two papers, each containing cure
for So Five OF ten persons clubbing toge
ther can get this remedy at $50 each. Cure
rheumatism, gout, blues, neuralgia. toot!
ache, and nearly all the ills flesh IS heir to
and in case of emergency will answer in lic'
of schoolmaster. Warranted, 10 So week..
doses, no pay no euro.
Agents wanted for IFS sale, to whom lloera
inducements will be promised.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

GLADro SEE N1u-We are pleased 10
chronicle the return of Mr. \. D. LoYelace'
after several months absence recruiting IN
the up>coun:ry, and that he is as fresh as
roses in May. He will be happy to see his
old friends and customers once more.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

Raleigh, y. c., September lN.-Jos'ah
Turner, editor of the Raleigh sentinel HAS
sued out wri,s against Governor Ito den, =
Douglass, his aid, md Bergen, of the mill ~,
tia, and others, for false imprisonment. i &c
writs were served to-day by the sberlf OF
this county.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

Qua COUNTY NOMINATIONS will be made
in GOOD time. Don't be impatient that they
have not been made yet. All in good time
Rome wos no: made in day. The Reform
programme is being worked out in every par
ticu!ar, satisfactorily and we'll,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

az. J. G." Mt. Willing. is informed that
his letter is received. Glad to hear that crops
are good, but regret to state that the papers
he wishes US to send 10 the friends name1
are not to be had, Our supply Of that num-
Der being exhausted, otherwise they would
DC sent with pleasure.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14
q Determined Spirit.

1t speaks well lot the cause ot ne'oi'i''
that our peopie are most 'noFoos"S
aroused as 70 sense Oh 'ne'r ou'y o.
TINS FeT'Ious 'lme, ana ''',' ,' "'0
"ofN'nS "'th all eilc'e'''y =" D'o'
success Ne"oe'fy u''''''' 10 '
awake ana Al no '''''e III ~, ' h
H''0 We s'e" '''0 " w ,.:
se"e'a' e":""s',S''' .n - o.sw
% nv" ,, =, .,; J.. h,;nc
"''''"'s' ''.
r.O'1 l c'.s. .a ,b,-a -
" J.,
,'>' :.
-, :. .,
sha,,: w. ,,.t . ~; -.,.;nr
$780,. :, 49, -: ..,,-o
.t.,.;.. ~ ,.;.od
.;;. ,l ..,
;. '', - .a,, cor T.
: "'' va" ,",,
Ilere anu loeFe iS " 's ''0'' :, '"
SI'"'u''0,u0'e SUI VI ' .,s. and
heaven tne'e a'7 no' l.'" ~
now sueh sP'F'' ca" l.'0 J." '' ",
OF a c's'@en OF o0usn oa'0',''' "A
the IlShss OF experience anu t'"0o"' ~
all the palpao's proofs Y. ''''op''o"
tore h'm' ana s'' 'Ne s's"' VI
looming up III s'0 '"' ~,
passes our ou'' eo''p' e"e"''0"'
man VINO vii not take lo'a ''o" VI '"0
means presented, Is comm1''ins' "a'l'-
cidal act, and one Wnicn no VIII 0'ste'?
repent Of if be lives, ana 'ne RADICALS
soccsed IN their efforts. we nope 'n@'
this apathy, no matter how fars IL lS'
may be overcome, and thas our people
may be unit lrne' 'oo' lne'e are " 10"
"ho nave soio 'ne'F o'f''''e"' ~! a''''
Of pottase, and very small mess oo'
when In the history ot ."e "o''' nave
traitors ceased 10 $40" themselves we
are rot disappointed IN th's' ana "'och oe'-
ter Is II shat sHeSe oon''o oSoo '''''S'S
$40" their nanoS openly 'hs' we n'a'
EHow them, than that tAe7 ShouiN h0'A
In the dark. Better Infinitely '"a' 'ney
play the viper openly. " o kno" the'n'
the whole BROOD, ara 1hese '"'"sSe'
must be watched. It e1c'seS then inc
IiveileSt hope TO see sucn oh'Se's''
e7thnslaSm among '"e go0o anu '"e
trHe. Only let our ci''zch t'e'0Fn''S'S 10
their duty, AID III no'Sits gro" 'e''''SS'
speak teaTless'y the truth on every ~
ting occasion, to the one class VINO 70
much need truthful enlightenment,
advise with the lHke"s!m' snd "a'cn
the traitor; in short be instant IN and
ort Of season, as occasion presents, and
we believe that the day will be ours.
Every man carries his weight of inhu-
ence, whether it be much or little, and
every man can do something, and that
something is what is 10 be do"e now.
Every man should constitute himself a
canvasser, and advise with his own I'M
mediate people, independent of our cluo
canvassers, who, it is not to be expected
can reach every man IN shelr several
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

M.. NJ. Foot is prepared for the fall trade,
and calls attention to large and choice
stock of goods recently purchased and no"
in store, aud which he will sell cheap.
lie will please accept our thanks for late
flies Of Northern papers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

ATAE1SG FsLLo#.-ile took her fancy
when he came; be took her hand, he took
kiss: he took DO notice Of the shame that
gowed her happy check at this. lie took 10
coming afternoons; be took an oath he'd
ne'er deceive; he toek his masters silver
spoons, after that be took his leave.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

Cor HIM.-The reader will perceive By re-
ferrine 70 L +. Marsh siI's advertisement that
he has "that mule" 60 and see the animal !:
there is no vic;ousncss in him.
In another notice he is pleased to state, aud
every body will be pleased 10 hear, that Fresh
Fisn and Shr:mps will be on hand, wind,
wcathe. and railroad permitting, next Satur>
Ga7. Good news this.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

~ FOR THE LEGISLATU URE.
DIR. D. II WERTS Is respectfully preSer-
ted TO the citizens Of Ncwhrrlv, for their sui
frare at the ensuing election.
May q, 1S-tf. NEH Gi-ish1'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

WANTED An active, Tide-awake boy or
girl in every ncighborhood in the United
States 20 work for us. Good pay IN cash.
Work can be done at leisure hours. Wrlic
for particulars to John B. Alden & Co., PUB
lishers ago, III.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

NEW Co1ToN--Thc number Of bales of
new cotton sold in this market TO date, so far
as We can ascertain, is l29. OF this number
Meycs 4 Martin bought forty, Carwi!c s
McCaugh1in thirty, T. n. paysingcr fifteen,
". II. Webb fourteen, A. Harris thirteen,
u. +. Tarrant twelve, Chas. BUST three,
scattering q
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

lewiston, MAINE, September 12.-The
votr is larger than last year. The Democrats
are brirgi1g out every vote. The RePub''-
cans favoring Chamberlain over Morrill, TOR
United States Senator sre voting Win he
Dsr1ecxss for Ia Legislature.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

GETTING TIRED Saturday the mill
tin had drill in town, and there were only
eighteen men out. 4 good evidence that
the colored citizens ere beginning to think
seriously The artificial enthusiasm Is cJins
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14
FAR-FrTcHh

be ;Hacins5, than >r<rHD.-Can any
fie!l village marching SScIa' S' 7'otcG;9us' H3
ceSsion III Hoaor Of the tr2isS oi t'u
sic over France? Not the ,7". l.. p.o'
and respectable EcsrocS, but thtI:t5 IT,. 49,
so.naAeI o"es who lounge sb0ln..
public square AFTER sua,lown. Suc,,
t:lns actually took place on Monda
night i?s:, under the auspices, we al
t".., Of ::chcibcrgc-, who isnagincs hiu
se,Ga German f.!getiell Advertiser.
Why he's only ha:f kin to a Dutc
poker. Io!kyr We should have saiG
Llle-alI.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14
LOCAL.

"J's" communication is received, but as
we have already published one from the Sec
retsry of Croner's Club in relation 10 the
same meeting, VIC lay it aside.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14
For Governor,
TIE Meaning OF Union Reform.

The union of white and colored ciu-
zenS, to reform the State government
to purge it Of corruption, to DIVE out
carpet. bag gers, ard thieves, and i"cen'
diar:rs. This is the meaning Of the I'm
ion Reform movement and It's object.
S~HN
NY a;A
SaSsNy
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

Wedneseors FIRE IN IoRKv1LLE.-On
visited by morning last Iorkville was
idcnces, four structivc fire. Three res
burned, anu OTIS and enc law office was
Fire accidental, J.. buildings damaged.
su-aAcc. Cv.o-ed cit. S2o,Ooo, no m
fully 10 *avs property al:s w *oFked ed faitn- a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

SUBSCRIBERS NAy1ED.-Just few more,
and we want them right away. How many
can We get between this and the dEst OF Oc-
tober? Well see.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

EEsKrSE CoLLgeE.-By reference 70 adj
Yertiscmcnt il will be seen that the exercises
Of this popular Institution will be resumed
on The lSt Monday Of October. Parents and
guardians intending to send their charges to
Erskinc will take notice and prepare accord
inrly
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

TIE COLUMBIA CLOTHING House Of the
McsSrs. L. s W. C. Swafie!d, is now fully
supplied for the fall trade, in all that per-
tars to gentleman's thorough outfit: Their
assortment for youths is also complete, be-
sides general and full stock for every posi-
bic want They also make suits to orderand
fit to perfection, and have beautiful lot Of
piece goods in this department. Persons
visiting Columbia will do we'll to call on these
gentlemen and examine their stock.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

mg- *TRUTM FEARS MOTH
ing but concealment," therefore do not hesi>
tate TO proclaim rhc wonderful cures mace
bv the use 0! SUMTER BirrERs, the great
Southern Tonic.
Sep. II, Git.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

CoTToN The fields are white with open
cotton, and many Of them have done :heir
best already, as the plant is low, scant Of
boils and uil but dead from rust. This is not
general however, for there are fields still
fresh and fulloE bols yet to open, and blooms
which will yet mature. Tho average yield
will be short
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

Hap pcning at tie depot last Monday VIC
noticed quite large number Of our mcr-
rootile friends who were en- route for the
1,r;ors commercial centres from Charl cs-
ION TO Bosom. They had all Of them pie
thor;c pocket books, which they will eS-
baas, in the purchase oc goods, wares and
mcr,ban:zc for this locality. Newberry
merchants are rechoncd among the live
mon Of the earth. Wind, weather aal the
iatcs permitting, in a few days they vii!
haze all returned to their pleasant places
with large supplies for tie winter campaign.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

t:,:,f I&1':cc GHase IS stricken with
paralysis
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

iLLEcuASY SPRINGS Va. September
--In private letter &c 4 friend here,
the Hon. Alex. II. Stevens says be is
slowly resain;ng his health. and is busily
engaged writing 4 school history of the
Cni,r,l States General Rober. +. Lee
las returned to Lexington, from tie Hot
Springs. carrl Of his rneuuatiSm.
Crops in Eastern Virginia are safer
irg E-c:a dreasSt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-14

The NBEDFUL.-Need we say what it is !?
1t is needless; everyone will at once jump at
the conclusion. Well, then, as the county is
getting in a little supply from the sale of cot
ton, and as every other man owes us a mite
iu some shape or other, ne will be under
thousand obligations if each one hands over
the little amount due. Don't think that be-
cause the amount is small. that it will do US
no particular good, and that another and Ia
Ter time will answer as well; don't think
that, bu: come up as soon as you handle any
Of the needful aud pay up, and the several
Titles will make a respectable pile in our es>
timstion. Il takes bat moderate amount
to satisfy a printer. We have labored faith~
fully, waited patiently, dunned not at all, and
Suffered there is no telling how much. Will
YOU come up now? Will you griere us long.
or? Be very lively.
REGISTERED LETTERS The Postmaster
General has issued an order requiring the
name and address Of the sender of regis
tCfCU lclteT OE pdChfiSe " De "LA4->-N :" -'
same, and in case Of non-delirery, the regis"
tered letter or package will be returned di'
rec,lv from the office to which it is sent 10
the sender without las now being returned
through the dead letter office. III case Tie
Sender OF a letter or package thus returned
cannot b.. found, it will then go TO the dead
1.,ter office and be treated as other undclv-
cred mail matter.
Under the new contract for stamped cnvel-
opes, q new scale Of prices, at which the same
will be sold, has been prepared ct the Post
Onlce Department, and will be issued to
postmasters before October l. Under this
scale. the envelopes will be sold at prices
much lower than at present.
Gen. Early thinks women would be
splendid h5rones if IT z'aan't b. snakes
ass spidars-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22

DEPARTURES.
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YES, 1T is TRUEl

That the Best Morers-the Best DrOppers--the
Best Self Rdkers 10 be found in the world are the
Original and Reliable Double Motion lEtna
Machines. made by the ETNA MANUFAC-
TURING CO.. Of Salem, Ohio. Bend for pamIih.
let containing particulars.
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Con ELr.-Hatoh 4 Kiplinger's 6-horse

FoB ELY.-Hateh d Kiplinger's 6-horse
coach leaves their Office, at Barney &
Co.'S store, for Phoebe, Ely District, on
Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock. This
line makes good time. For freight or
passage apply at their office.
TREASURE FoRwARDED.-Wells, Fargo
& Co., yesterday, forwarded 4 bars of
bullion, valued at So, 500. 80, and weigh
ing 316 pounds, to Bank of California,
San Francisco. Also, / bar to j. T. Mil
hken, San Francisco. weighing 4S pounds
and valued at $897. 10.
SUBSCRIPTION PARTY.-There is TO be a
select party, at City Hall, this evening
nice time anticipated. We acknowledge
the receipt of complimentaries.
HoRsE RAcE.--Jack Perry and Frenchy
Dahlman, last evening, ran a couple of
Cayuse horses one mile for $40.
Frenchy lost.
LOOK Der roR Youg Doos.-The Dog
Ordinance is now in full force. For par
ticulars, see our advertising columns.
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co to @. r. Alexander's for your
drugs. fe7.tf
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