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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15
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Go1;.ME:A, :. H.. November iuh, 1871.
1t having been r"i"rE"! n soric ol lie
na;crs in this State. that promise lad
i,er:! rna,!c hy His f.scc;!2"cy Governor
!: X. Scru 10 The lnie Taxpayers Coz
reafiOf, TO cx:c:.l Ike time Tor Ii!c c0;rc-
lion oi ,axv= fer 1871 woni'l say for the
information Ct all concerned, AID iUT The
purr"Sc o' ,iu!;,s away "iih any III ci:''et
whith sue! Il report might !I;i0ce ahd at
the same ii".c ~ leave 40 excuse iUr Ho"-
raviac;l. 4: tr proper ,;i:r; liza; i! 4 cOn-
ference win lis !:Acc;:eI.cy ih;S morning,
ha i..!urn.eL mc tia: !Ic lA;:'." II" s"cil gen
crAi promise &s has been a>ci'lhcd 10 him.
Ills Excc,!tHcy iniUln:$ he i.at the Com
m;ttcc Q! the Taxpayers Convention who
naitcd npon him III reference 10 matters
relating To the collection OF taxes, alter i
discussion OF the subject, decide! that No.
ytm!Ic- was the proper lime for tic co!cc-
tion oi taxes in the upper counties; hn;
that IN those counties where sea island cot.
ton is grown, payment could not Dc MADE
until March, without $;srriicc.
His Exce;icn.v, therefore, agree, to Sn$-
rrnl tic collection ifon those Ul'OH the
>caboarI un;l Tia! tine, where they were
unable 10 pay sooner.
pcr:on. desiring 10 avail themselves Of
.:hc bcnc!'S Of this promise viii bc required
70 IL. q petition wiki lie County A&'iiior
nrrynaS 10 the ,iI;:c at which the penalty
ai:avI.c<, accompanied by ai;:'iavits that re-.
;nrns from crops iad not been received :;
<urn petitions wlii ic considered.
The putIic will, therefore, place 10 re-
!iance upon the report rrtrr:.''! 20, A. D.! am
assured by His MXcr:lGnvr t;'tt i.o r1I"ii-
.inHs oG time otter :tIa:l thI$" 2:"!tio!cd,
si:I hc gra:iird
Tie collection Of taxes fer dis fiscal gear
s;ji commence on the 2ni!i instant, ai'G coH-
.inuc unIil tho 18th o.! jai.Hary arzi ; alter
which time, tho penalties l'lr>'r:'"': by law,
will attach, and he strictly c:.f"rcrd.
County G'r"a-ti"rrS viii r'n,,rd 1T oncc
10 enforce tir ;'r!!rc;irn ui III delinquent
;axrS ioT prrr"n$ years.
nJNiN i. GARY,
Nor. l.. 4f--it Sale Auditor.
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T,arge Sale Of Real Es-
tate.

Dy direction OF tie will Of Washington
FIoyd. decd, w;ll offer for sale 70 Tie high
rSr bidder. :; NcwEcrrr Cuuri House, on the
fi-s- Monday in December TrN:, all the real
rs-,,c bIOuging 20 The estate Ot SAID decd.,
uoT DISPOSED Q? bv his will.
Tract No. !, or Bn;lcr Tract, containing
OH 40 acres. more CT less, adjoining LANDS
of phcsa Butler Estate J. Davenport, A. ?.
Davis. - Wheeler, by ;r;ct 10. 2, and II
separated from tract No by the Belfast
Road. W.
ta;ns 2S3; acres, more or less, bounced oy
tract No |. lands Of Whceer., William Sa.-
tcrwhtc, Estate of Moses Anderson, ana IS
s:.n.r;ic, from Eo. 3 by the Belfast road.
Tr"ct No. 3-Coniai,i> 81 $40 acres, moro
o. less, bounded by lands OF \. +. Irloo!e,
,rac: No. /. !. s. Ch"plrll. NJ. }. Young, ana
i Scnara:rd from ,rac.s No. aEd2, by the
'':TI-' Tr.r, No, :-Cnn;a:ns go 0,1O acres, more
or kiss. Epun,;cL by lands Of i. ". Patton,
J. =. Channel. t:..ct No. 3, \. 4. IHbsle
:.I, :rart No. ).
r~ari 10. 5-lun.a:r> 100 acres, more or
less, Bounded! ny tr%c!s No.. i, 6, 7 and s
'rr:ct NJ. G-CoH5.;:> 2G2 7-lO acres, more
or Icss. bounded hv lands OF y. W. Patton,
! J. slcNi,r:ck Ii. K. Mineun and tract No. ..
ract NJ. j-ACil't'iN y ~ - ~ e--~H~
Or less bounded br lands CT Il. +. Mansnm,
! Est. Of 7. T.;b3l3, c. Johnson, }. d. Pitts,
) r Tr.lli,. ard tract No. ).
tract NJ. S--CCntains lGI. acres, moro or
les, bounded by l.;l!s Of y. <. Trlbole and
tra"t 80. 5.
wtc,c Lands are situate in Newberry Coun-
~, on Sandy nnn Creek, and contain aa
| abundance OF pin" t!:nhcT.
TERMS OF S.iiE-One third Of the pup
chase 1aorcy must lie paid in cash, balases
in Two equal annual iDS!ai!rluGIS, with inter
! est on each from day OF sale. Thepurchaser
10 give note with approved surety and a
mortgage Of The promises, TO the Executor.
70 secure the purchase r:loncy. Piats of the
above can i;c seen by calling on The Executor
will a:.o sell Al the same time and place,
orc Dou"ty Land Warrant, No: 1889, for
100 acres. issued in favor Of Nancy Floyd,
widow of John Floyd. BY the Commissioner
Of Pensions, on l5.5 Nay, 1856. and regular
" assigned 10 Washington Floyd, on 2Ssh
June, 1876. Terms Cash.
Also ut the same time and place will rent
the la1e homestead pI said decd. which WAS
wiIleL BY him TO Lac ". Floyd, for the year
1872.
TEaMs.-A note pHyahic on tie 1St Decem.
bcr 1872. with i, lcyS; t::o approved sureties
will be required: ,..-,.,.o,.
Oc:. 2j. 13-Gc.
Laurcu<vie Herald copy ] I!!Ecs and send
bill 10 cX or.
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SCRAPS
= Is.
nnYiur tSic-N i0c's.

A moving taIc-a dogs.
Wheels 90 best isl:cn thoroughly tired.
tun-;o see Il .a&y with both hands IN
dough, aid r!u>Grito OIL the cnd Of her
nose.
Love must bc !: wro:c':"l Business. fer an
Old bachelor scys :: consists of { lille sigh
iag, l;;lc crying, = lizzie dying, aRd dc;s!
of lying.
For the benefit of :hc afflicted We STATE :ilai
OR. H:i.gb1nc's Silent Icrhm5Uia!ors, = III
box, auG sold Ly Respectable truggcrs, arc
pills ;lat don't phoDi around, bus attend
strictly 20 biz. are as good il tho dead ci
nitc cz IN alarm clock.
! Co!orm!o saloon keeper said c. :: rough
crowd ~ couldn't get their whskcy strcns
enough for them, SO, Gitcr trying every Tay
~ last made q mixture cf pnson oak and
but:cruu:. That fetched t!cm. ! called i
;ic sheep ,icyler'S delight, a:i j; was pop
TIA. ;.:in:l i!c first i;kc tried i on yci;c'!
with Lc;;%h:: the mcX; oMc trOh t"o drinks
anG turned Giiibic SoI@ars"c;t in tEe rodG
before t.lc house. .ips,l1!cr came along, an'i
a.tcr he .oni several drinks Of M S::crp
hcrd1i's delight he went off aaa stole his own
pack nnI hid ii in the woOis.
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Fu. the IIcru!i.
Blue 2 EYES.

I saw vision Of delight
Pass BY mc Yesterday;
The face was fair, the eyes were bright,
The STRIP was light aal gay,
Bu, like some fairy, SHY $pri;c,
I,qaickiy passed away.
There !Dokc-i from or: :hc shining eyes
: soul of l!nca:e high;
I}ut Gumbte, cAiIdI:he, simply wi:o
And ,.u". b4t knew not why
Ii"ar: l::eatiiirg FROM the uppcr skies
TEE: s?i-i: canrot lie.
Dear it,.e child, what is thy name2
And wlcrs tly dwelling placer
What high aud fr-desccn3ed strsin
Shines through thy glorious face,
And like pure and heavenly fame
Gives il tila; namelcss grace?
Su-ely those eyes so sanity blue,
.AaG bright rs any are,
An Angel soul is boxing through
From heavenly regions far,
Wondering to see what men may do
On this dark fallen star.
Farewell. sweet child. when thou gocst bac!
10 t!.v bright home in heaven,
to-. b,arest from this rv.i w-:>k
Ny hcar:. 70 tlice Il: Givcn:-
Ah Ar.tI can lure thee back
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15

MEssns. WEARs & IIIS, Photographic
aud portrait artists Of Columbia, having long
ago declared their motto 20 be Excelsior, arc
continually arriving At superior heights il
their beautiful professions. At the late cH-
hbition they prcsca.ed en- array OF eiabo-
ratcly finished portraits and photographs, OF
al styles and sizes, Of such rare merit and
excellence rs called for universal praisc.-
Their beautiful gallery Of pictures, prnci,
paly prepared for The exhibition, were orcn
to the world for competition, and were got
ten up at considerable expense and time,
and VIC compliment them that :hcv coat'i-
butci so much 10 the interest Of the Fair.
Lest there hc those whc l3ow not the dir1:r'
cncc, we state that these gentlemen are each
in t:,eir pag;i"u'a Departments, artia;s, an!
that lie photograph rs it comes tro:a :h''
hands of Mr.. Wea-n, is pain:cd by Mir. Xix,
who is q por,rait painter t'f i:isl; order.
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Bel for Iniunct.On, DC.

The State Of South Carolinn-County
Of Ncwberry.-In Common Pleas.
Ex Par,e ". Il. Whitlock. Petition to en-
force Mechanics Lien.
Ex Parse Jerry Evans. Petition to enforce
Mechanics Lien.
BY order of this Court, passed IN the
above stated cases, james W. Hayward,
for whom the buildings described IN tic
said petitions WAS erected, aid on wh'c',
william II. Whitlock and Jerry Evans hc!':
mechanics liens, is required 10 answer sad
petitions or CT before tie next term OF Ills
Court.
al oilers, the creditors Of the said james
". HAYWARD, are required also to take no'lc''
hereof, and 10 establish their Claims, Il
any, as a;nSt SAID building, o. The same vii
be barred.
TIIUS. u. LAKE, CPSc.
Nov. 5, -:5--6t.
Phrnix copy six weeks, weekly.
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State Of South Carolina. County Of
Ncwbcrry.-In Common Pleas.
Elizabeth 4. Higgins, adm x, with will an
ncxed of +. b. Higgins, decd, vs.. DR..
Calvin c. Higgins. ct al.
BY order of the Court, will sell at New
berry Conr: House, on the first Monday (4ti
day. in December, 1871, the late residence
of Francis 3. Higgins, deceased, situated i'll
the town CT Ncwbcrry. The lot contains five
acres, more or less, is highly improved.
and is !ocat,.d in u healthy and very desirable
part of the town.
TERMS -Onc-tl:iI casli-b3lancc 20 Ec 81 !
cured, PAYABLE in two cGT;l aHaEa! in>td',
mcn,S with intcns. from d!y o.: SAFE. by q
and mortgage Of :I,c premises and poicy U;
| Insurance.
viii also sell :,: The same time, the ncrSo"
81 property o: deceased. not i!CIct"o:c sold
consulting OF household "n" kitchen farIii-
lure, &C., &C. The personal properly 10 b'
| sold for cash SiLAS TOMBSTONE.
| Nov. -i5-3t. Spccia! Retcr>e
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Taxpayers OF NcwncrIy and all other
conntics where sea i>laul cotton IS not
grown. will see by State Auditors notice
elsewhere, that the payment Of taxes COM
mence on The 20th; Gov. Scot: denying that
he promised the Committee Of Taxpayer S
Convention 70 extend tim" 70 March. lead
the no:ice gentlemen, and face the music.
Ne can bear Il.
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.h;::m:Ettsst:YEaEars Notice.

Ali PERSONS having demands against
.ir estate o. !; &. s;win'!Irr. Decd, are re-
qirc,: TO ;cm'!.r li,ela in to ti,c uadrrSi gncd,
%. to Jn.:"> !. JONES' prrnr;!Y a'trstcd, Oh
.: before liz" first day ni December mex,
AID all rcr*o:l< Indebted 10 the said de.
ceased estate are requested 10 pay tile
-alrr. j. Z. SWINDLER,
Gc:. 81, t3-Gt. Admir-.
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Land for Rent.

7
Stands 80 tic lat letter ia hi. no:co,
You will readily perceive stands next,
O
Stands open and plainly in view,
s
Comes no. euI:icrly but ithiy,
Is easily 20 be seen and comes fifth.
Looms up o~cr lucle, twisted lis ;;rc,
ID
Comes SccoHj be:, once more,
Don't think ;his ;Ga.!&g 100,
8
Eou:i: OF this sort Of work yo.: s:y,
Only, Fly fi;v;:d, Is 5 wins tic day,
Tor rcu mow >rc &c i i:w Of THOSE
SHOES YET /. L. II.
Another Tu:! y: tila: ri.ncs Goshen But.
ter Just in, ,riiS rapidly because !: is good
:r,S!. AID cheap.
Fish aul oysters on hand regularly, Tues
day, T!uE>,...y *ai SATURDAY.
L. i. MARSHALL.
Nor -, 43-lt
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TvEDY;.,yy WANTS II. .--t;ucSs w;;o is ;iIc
Ei..hT"ST E!u:'>l< i.G.'i:;; in oar town?
We know her She ci,;si.> i!rr knives. chlti'i,
windows. paint, oil CLOTHS. tables anG floors.
and bgi.i!i,,l> her Tin, BIAS and copper
wares wi;. LAocI MOrsAn'> Sons SApoiio.
Ask for il. II is 4 good ,aiil5.
Nov .t-1m.
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~" i};: GUIDED BY WHAT

c<zy~ 81. GUIDED BY WHAT
Won know. There is an oil proycrb which
saws, 'Expcrieacc is lie safest guide" To
tEis guide tie s;c:; and a!iiuS naturally turn
when caStn. about fo7 tie means OF relief
They inquire what a I:icdicinc has done for
others, before they adopt it shcm$elres. Gf
ali the remedies and ,prc:ri!iiycS il use,
tiostc;tcr's Stomach B;ttcrs meets the tes:
most trin!aThantlT, anl hence its immense
popularity and vast sales. The sufferer
from indigestion is sure to find some one
amouw his friends who has been cured Z!
.hat aiiaent by the famous Ycgetab!e sto.
machic. Tie victim Of fever aud asue,
liver complaint, constipation, nervous pros.
,ration, or general debility, has only to
make inquiry in the ncighborhood where
lie resides in order 70 discover what this
standard restorative has effected in cases
similar to his OWL In tic published teS.
timouy 10 It's merits he will find L volume
Of proofs Of is sanitary properties, which il
IS impossible lcr his coGnHloa sense 10 resist
lie tries Il, and the effect it prodHces on
his Systc,n adds another 10 the EoSt Of vii
ncS-cs in It's fIvor Thus. its reputation,
founded on the facts, not assertions, con-
linua,ly grows and Spreat!S. C;Ariat Us
ard iHrpoS;orS, soHc .; '!!rnl :HcFe local
lrickStcr-, and others who take q somewhat
wider raHGe, attempt TO thrust into thc
hands and down the throltS Of inyali,!<,
their Ea;'hAz!rd corrections, AZ substitutes
for the tonic which iGc so Eiany yraIS has
b"rn = medicinal staple, throughout tie
United! States, SHan;$!: America, Can"da,
ana the West Indies, hut o;iy succeed 10 Il
VERY limited extent. IN this reasoning age,
the people, having a>ccrf4imed whit is really
deserving Of their contil"Hce, decline ''ru!;-
Ling after strange gods"
Nov. !, 4i-lm.
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Nun - RrspuySlrLE2-The Uni

WHO IS RESPONSIBLE y-The Union
Times has very stirring article on the
suSpcnsion Of iIabeas Corpus, (rom which
we make tho following extract:
Nor is this all We nave 70 complain "i.
After the rad upon the Jail st this place
our citizens hc,l meeting and de.
nounccti the act Of the ku kiux. ~
,ha= meeting a Committec, consisting OF
three CT the best men il this county,
vas appointed = wait upon the Governor
and assure him th.t the people Of he
county were bitterly opposed to such
ou,rayes, and asked that a company Of
United Stafas soldiers be sent here to
preserve the peace and protect the
citizens.
Nnw, how was that Committee rc.
ceivrG? They were Snuhbed by the
| Governor, and coo!iy told that they were
! as guilty is those who committed The
| deed. Tie Ra':iral press inSulted theta
AMI the whole white people of the conn'
! tY, charging every man with being III
league. aiding and ahcttir@ lawl"s>mc>s
an lax breakers. We could get neither
redress nor sympathy fro'! inc Govern
mcnt, and were refused any aid to pre-.
vent repetition Of Such ontTascS. De
MED the privilege Of openly organizing
to defend ourselves, with = hand oI
,arloncl convicts, aimrd ard sustained
! jy the Government, al around, cotnG'lt
! ting murder, arson, ana. other dlaholcai
i
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The Columbia pheaix is asked 10 stare
why the names Of ihe Ncwbcry delegation
10 the K .ilroaI meeting, he'd IN Columbia
on the 10Th inst, were omitted in the report
OF proceedings as published by il
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NAHvfAcrUEING i.Nr!:KrE!Se TX CHARLES
-::H--t harIc>inE j. i.t accH:nir, 4 EaEi;tacFu!-
j,..as ur!Ia coIrrcia! city. T!: largest i:!allu-
Ic;arv OF doors sas!rs. blinds SC. in lne Sott!I>
en- S;ai,s j. :a: q; Mr. J.. i. T1ae. Oa ilDri-
i-c:,'S Wharf in that city, S.rS TjJ!S =: No. -
Haynes, rect. ;!r. Ir&:e aGYe:ii>rn"Mt appears
IL :;.ttac. cu.u;na ICY. lin.
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aESE-TT FROM STATE.

Or. +. G.. Jones respectfully it for"s his
friends amd patrons that h. will b" absent
ram Ncwbrrrv u"tii March, attending
Lectures at Pennsylvania. Dental College.
those indebted vii! please call OIL c. u.
.ion"s aAi seulc.
Get -, -13-i!l.
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Tie hooks and accuHii:< pi the "lricrsitnC!
can lie found at I!o;tc < TaTrant .ut!ice. In
ny absence these gentlemen vii! rc@''lht for
accounts due ne. i. =. t.ttt.
Sep. 20, 3S-if.
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Sale Of Notes, &c.

WILL. l." so.! or >;:ie-lav. Dee. ;ta, ar
r,.cwh berry {. H., tie "o:cS a:; accounts OF
u. 7. y Y. j.. D1zAH:,:;, FOR cash.
r. N. rAISINGER, Admr.
Nov. -, .;t-%;.
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MUNICIPAL. ELACrIoS.-The following
gentlemen were elected on Tuesday last. the
7.h, TO fiji .hc offices Of In;cndint and var
dens OF NcwJcrry, for tic ensuing year:
For Observation-Disclosures Pool.
For WardcnS-.l. y. Fcl!crS, j. K"d!"Spcr-
ger, W. T. Tarrant and Osborne Wells.
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:Cur MCutniy''

For the Fire Side. Farm & G.r!cn-:0
pagcs-OHLT FIFTY CENTS : YEAE. Try it
fer enc wear. You will hc >uie 20 &c: 20 II
moneys worth oi sound Information. ScIld
fifty ccu:S 10
"TiEFiRM ( GARDEN
Eov. s. .5-:f Clinton, S. c.
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A. PALMEE
Nov. Is, d6-2m COLUMBIA, ). I
Nh}!I ST}I:0}EKI I{))yE,
"a - @R@E2EG
e. ETa = { SaaAES

g, r. STOKES
HAS just opened, in the new and hand
somc building immediately opposite The
stock Of
STATIONERY,
Comprising Letter, Cap and Note Paper, Of
:ll sizes, qualities ari Cf every description:
Flat pupcrS Of Cap, DENY, DoubIc-C:p, Me-
,lium, Royal, SUPERFICIAL, and Imperial
sizes. which viii hc sold in any quantity, or
manufactured mo Blank Books OF any SIZE,
and ruled 70 any pattern, and bound IN any
s:ylc, ii shCrt notice.
ENVELOPES
In endless varicty-all sizes. colors and quill
tics.
BLANK BOOKS
Of every variety, Memorandum and Pas:
Books. Pocket Books, Invoice and Letter
Books, Receipt Books, Note Books. 49,,
ARCHITECTS and DRAUGHTSMEN vii!
find :. complete sock Of materials for their
use. Drawing Paper, in sheets and rolls,
Bristol boards, Postal Paper and Boards, O!!
Paper, Pencils, Water ColoTS, in cakes and
boxes, Brushes, Cray0nS Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
OF every descriptioa; = great variety Of con-
ycn;cn: and useful articles 70: both Teachers
and Pupils.
ALSO,
PaotocraL Albums. Writing Desks, Port
fDlos. Cah.;>, with boxes, AMI Countless
variety Cf
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also. most elegant stock cr Cold Pens
and Pencil C,.,cs, supcc5ly-n3uated Rubber
Goods.
INKS.
Black. BinH. Woe; and CarmiEe, Indc!;blc
and Cupviuc: Mura:c: Chess and Back
sumn0a Men and Is ,arls isiting and " Cd
ding Cards, and every thing usually kept in Il
E7:?s: Glass Stationery House.
Wi:ic!. the subscriber ntell,!s this shall be.
lie will St;i! c;:ii,iurt bis BfNDERl aud
BLANK BOOK MANLY ACfURi MnG PA
PEE-Rtl.lNti i.SIADIISEiMENT, which
las been III successful operation for over
thirty wears in this State, nnI ~ wh"h he
will continu2 70 ,irvntt tiS own personal -
,snt;oa. Ills sock vii! hc kept up fui! and
conpeta. Hid ,S prices will be fUuuh always
! reasonable, aE;l ilc hopes 10 have share OF
patronage.
T. Z. STOKES, Main Street,
Nov. Is. 46-tf Opposite PEGnix Office.
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PERSONAL PRopERTT.-Wc call attention
to the advertised sale Of personal property by
Mr.. Th9s. F. Harmon. which will take Place
the 18Th of December next. Those wishing
good stock, &C., will now have an excellent
opportunity Of making purchases.
Mr. Harmon also calls upon persons III
de5:ed, to pay up, a: least BY the lstot JAN
uary, very modest call.
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Those two desirable stores OF Pratt
Street, now occupied hy J. Chapman, as 4
Book Store, and by {. b. EGiSt, as a Dry
Goods Store. Both houses are III Tic cc"-
tire Of trade. and most desirable Stands for
business and both houses are well adapted
fox small families, as they have e"m:.o"l'
ouS rooms above the first toor, and c"nrt
ni,at bac! yards attached to each dwelling.
Persons wishing TO rr"t c": Ascertain terms
Ly addressing n4e Il: Chapreii'S p::?o:. &.
K G.. L. t. SiLaON INAil.
Nov. 5. i5-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15

Coed news from Charleston. Heavy white
frost revor;c,!, and fever abatng.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15

Mr.. Z. r. SToKE'S Bi;rlag, Ruling and
Stationery establishment in Columbia, an
advertisement Of which appears in to-day :
paper, should be, if !; is not so considered, :
pride TO tie city Mc. Stokes has only lately
been able 70 make it she compicfe establish
rncnt shat II is, and ho deserves no little
credit for his success. It Is supplied with alI
the new aud improved machinery for doing
first class work both cxpcdiuouslY and
chcaply, while In the front room he has Il
large and splendid stock Of al kinds Of blank
books, paper and stationery generally. II
our readers want blank books made, or bind
ing OF any kind done. we advise them &c
send orders TO him. Printers and publishers
can be furnished by him also As chcapy as
elsewhere.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15
M:f'E' E'IGE:.

STRATED from the subscriber, Hogs,
1 Harruws and 5 SowS, the Barrows are
marked in the right ear, dcno;ing hgure7 /,
lie TOP p'e.e ot the rear taken off. lntor-
r,..ion o: their Whereabouts vii! be thank
f,liv received. and il takr, up that / may
get .hem, will reward i rraiir
JOHN P. AULL.
Nov $ .5-1:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15

MI I. PALMER Elsewhere will be seen
a card trcm the above named gentlemen,
who nov boasts, and tru;htuly, Of having
one Of the largest and comp!ctcst Stove
and rin.warc Establishments in the STATE,
and We take particular pleasure in stating
after thorough examination Of his superior
s;och-that there is no article in his Line OF
business, or the lines advertised, that he
carnut sho.v, and Of the best quality ana
make. His stoves arc endless in pattern,
variety and excellence, as are ali lis goods,
and special at.cn,ion is directed to the ex-
quisire, highly polished, and elahorAteIy fill
ishcd CRATES and mantcl pieces. They are
the handSomeSr we have ever seen. Send to
Mr. Palmer, Columbia, for circulars, or call
on him or his right hand supporter, Capt
Press Brown. and they will do for you, in q
satisfactory manner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15
Stov5s, Stoves! Stoves!

TIE largest and finest assortment OF
STOVES that has ever been brought 10 the
Southern market, among which is 10 be iOnnI
tic celebrated Cotton Plant. improved. The
Oven of this s;ovc has been enlarged, and
stands II the head Of all other cooking stoves;
also, the cd Cotton Plant. at a reduced price; ;
the GRAY Jacket, Magnolia. t,lccn Of the
South, Sunnr South and the parior Cook.
which the public arc invited 10 cal! and cX-
a:niac.
ALSO.
\ larr. assortment Of Heating Stoves, con-
s;stinc of five sizes Of Box Stoves, three sizes
parin: Climax for wood an! coal; the Frank
lin Gem, for coal: Franklin Stores, wood
Parlor Ajr-tight Stoves, and variety OF other
Stoves. The above Slaves are manufactured
by Abendroth Brothers fer the Southern trace.
ALSO,
An extensive GSsor mcnt Of Crates, Marble
Man;cI Pieces, Tile, Hearth and Crate FIX
turcS.
The largest aSGortulcn: Of Plumbing Mate
riaIs ever brought 10 this market, consisting
Of Marble Top Wash stands, Silver Pltted
Basins and Bbb Cocks, and Bait. Tub FIX
turcS.
ALSO,
Copper Bath Tubs, and q variety Of GslYaa
izc,l Iron Sinks and Ear.hen Drain Pipe.
ALSO.
A fine assortment of Brushes, Wood anl
willow Ware: Il large assortment OF Plain
| Stamped, rIeanish and Japanned lin Ware
ALsO,
Plumbing work done in the most approved
| style: Tin and Sheet Iron 1osk nadeto order
Roofing and Gu,tering done to order.
A. PALMA,