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$50 Tons Fertilizers.
ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE

100 Tens Genuine Peruvian Guano, direct
from the Peruvian Government Agent.
100 Tons Soluble Pacific.
81 Tons BaughS' Raw Bone.
$50 Tens t'arolina Fertilizer.
80 Tons Compound Acid Phosphate for
Composing with Cotton Seed.
All Of which | sell at the manufacturer
prices, with expenses added. For approved
paper or City Acccrtancej time sairs will
be made on reasonable terms.
Carwile Il McCanshrir sold 500 TONS OF
the a owe last spring, am, | can safely refer
those who have not used any Of the above
10 my friends and customers who have.
beg to call attention TO a few certificates
from practical farmers as TO their elpe-
ricnce. If l thought it necessary could
publish any number Of certificates from the
largest and most successful planters i'll the
County, who lave purchased largely Of hi:
Old firm tor the past four years.
ROBERT L. AcCACGuRlN.
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On VISIT TO TIE SOUTHERN METRoPOLls.-
DR.. Jas. McIutosh. who recently disposed Of hi'
clcsan; drug establishment to MessIs Motto &
Tarrant, the better that he may derote himself
u rr-"rvcdly to 4 large and growing practice,
las :.kc advantage o: the prcscn: salubrious aud
sanitary condition. 10 make professional visit to
Ialt'more-the great sea. Of Medical Science.
II VIC are not mistaken. d.. Mcintosh, who ID
devoted student in all branches Of his noble pro-
ks>icn. has wisely determined to make the dis
eases OF women and children specially. And
to this end we are glad that he has chosen BaltI-
more D. the objective point OF his medical tour.
for no CITY offers more eligible facilities for expe-
ricncc to tho meji ical scientist. Baltimore aboundS
in noble Eumanities for the destitute sick, as
well as in elegant and hospitabIe homes for those
who may be able to pay the physician for his
tine labor and skill. Hence. amid the immense
fc!.;> for an unlimited range Of observation,
means advantages and appliances in her univer-
sites laboratories museums. iniirmaries. diSPen-
>a,ie hospitals. asy!ums and lying in wards, y
the practitioner can meet with every variety,
form phase, combination, modification and Pc
cuiiarity Of diseases il their symptoms. progno-
sis treatment and results.
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Male :scadamY Lot.
Notice, Notice.

Tl7e services Of a Physician being re-
ouircd 10 attend to the inmates Of the jill
and poor house, al. persons therefore inter-
es,ei are informed that the same will be
let out to the lowest bidder for the present
wear. Applicants will hand in their pTopo-
sails to the Clerk Of the Board, +. Il. Kings
more, so as it may be acted upon on Tues
day, the next meeting.
Bv order OF the Board,
SIMEON YuING, :. IL. { G. y. c.
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n...,. OIR NDING TOWNS

I=::" OUR YOUNG TOWNS
man, Ira B. Jones, is the agent here for ''-tl>
lens Chemical Compound Soap" md will
furnish ''right' 10 make the same to any
person for 81. lie has thoroughly and salts
factorily tested this compound and pro-
nounces it excellent. 1t is surprisingly cheap.
tirely uninjurious to fabrics. For $50
enough Of this compound can be made to
last an ordinary famiy one year. The labor
attending the Old manner of washing is di-
mini>tcd three-furth> the time, and the
cl1thoS rendered beautifully white and clean
Economy, sense aud progress say 'Try it,
Dec n
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4 Seeming DISPOSITION.

The Columbia Union says: General
Anderson has returned from his :nvcSti
CATION Of the troubles in Union county,
and from what VIC can glean, matters
have quieted down very much there, and
seeming disposition prevails, to prevent,
a recurrence of the fearful! outragcs, that
have dissraced a portion Of the county,
on several occasions"
Its a reluctant admission.
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.HEW.RE,RRT, s. &.
Wednesday, January rs, 1871.
Chief Constable Hubbard Shot-At.

We learn that difficulty occurred O."
Saturday, in Columbia, between D.:
Gieger and Chief Constable Hubbard,
which CAME to blows, and that DR.. G.
shot at Hubbard unfortunately. The
ball struck, but glancing off did not in
hict Scriou, Injury. Docs the chief wear
a coat ,f mail2
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GRAr!FYIxG.-The uifairs Of the Greens
vile 4 CulumJia Railroad are showing the
Nrclicst signs Of improvement; especially
about the Newbcrry depot is this to be seen,
in the r:p:1 clearing away 0: the immense
quantity Of cotton which, through one stress
and another, had unfortunately accumulated
there. Tic three large engines lately put on
the road arc capable Of doing the work need
Cd, expcdiliou>'y enough TO satisfy all de-
S;rcS, each one being able to more twenty
five !uade,i cars, and ut one time during the
last week, no Il ss than fifty-ouc cars rolled
away, conveying the staple below. We arc
pleased touaru that fifty miles of I. iron
is ready for laying down, and other cvI>
tlcnccs Of improvement in progress. Al
this IS exceedingly gratifying, and we hope
soon to sec the Old road in splendid condI-
ton.
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1t 5, di<losalIy intimatcd that the only
trouble with Smith at West Point is the
length of his heels, causing his next
neig ighbor 20 step on 'hem 50 often. The
Government can't afford to have its ca
diets riding around on Smiths heels.
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than TO say that on Wednesday night about
O'Clock was
MARRIED, by the Rev. Luther scruggs, ct
the residence of the brides mother, Mr.. J.
D. CASH, of Spartanburg. and MISS AAAN-
DA j. LASGFoRD, of Eewberry.
The merchants loss after all is not so
bad, being only temporary one, while the
gain to the fair bride is very considerable.
We wish them well.
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JOHN r. LAKE.
SEwBzRRI. S. c., Jan. 19, 1871.

NV BGhhI. S.p Vau 1Op LOI1.
Mr.. R. l.. McCACGllRlN.
DEAR SIR: My opinion Of the use of Fer
tiIizers, and the result Of - Tons purchased
OF C..rwile & Mclaughlin las: spring, is that
the free use Of good Fertilizers year after year
will add greatly to the value Of the land and
will pay handsome dividend as an invests
mcnt. cannot go into details, but as an
instance: have land at my home place that
i years ago it took 20 acres TO make bales
of cotton, now, after the free use Of Fertili-
zers for three years, will produce 4 Lale o.
cotton Of 400 lbs. to each acre, and some Of
it more, and last year 5 acres Of it yielded
$50 bushels Wheat. The last two seasons
have purchased from your firm, some 10
Tons Fertilizers, and can recommend the
Carolina Fertilizer, Pacific Guano and Baughs
Raw Bone, all Of which believe to be excel
lent manurcs and fully up to what they are
represented to be.
Yours respectfully,
II
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25

"FrxERAL NoTlcE.-Undcr this head,
and with the visnettes Of an inverted
Bullock, the Augusta ConstitntlonallSt
thus celebrates the obSequieS of the late
un!amen,el Of Georgia: The acqnaint'
ancc> (it has no friendS) OF the late Rad
lea! party arc invited to attend its fnne
raj tonight, at - o'clock, at the "bonc
vard," between Bray;onvil'e and the
Pest house
The icSpot'S heel is OF yo'l, sure,
Georgia, my Georgia.
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Jan. 2I, 4-2m.
Notice to Tax Payers.

~ ~ WV w - ~ - - u ~ 49,
Notice il hereby given to the Citizens Of
Nesbcrry County, that the Collections Of
Taxes will commence on tho lst DAY OF
FEBRUARY ensuing at the Trrasurer'S
Office, next door to Mjo- Bsxter's Law
Office, on Law Range, and will be con-
inucd up to the 2nth April, 1871.
All persons failing to pay their Ta1c'
within the time specified above, will be
subjected to a penalty Of T"enty per
cent.
Drfarl,crs may res. assured that the Law
will be ri.'lly enforced. trust that there
will be but few 1efaul;crS; that the citizens
will come forward ~ in 1863, pay mp,
thereby rclicvir the Treasurer and them
selves from trouble and expense.
To the Colorcd Citizens Of Newbcrry,
would say: Many o: You failed last year
to p.y yonr Poll Tax, also many of the
whites. Remember this is AL E'!nca1onal
Tax and should by all means be paid. The
coorcd citizen is particularly interested in
| Eiu"atioa and School Houses, and would
urge n1on him, in consideration Of this,
not to fail, this year. in his Poll Tax.
THOS. p. SLIDER,
County Treasurer.
Jan. o5, 4-2t.
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NrEReRrY s. C.. Jan. 16. Is

NEwBEREY. S. c., Jan. Is, 1911.
MR. R. l.. McCAUGHRlN.
DEAR S1R: purchased from Carwile 6
McCaughrin last Spring, two Ton. Carolina
Fertilizer, which | used upon light sandy
land at about one hundred and twenty-five
lbs. (125 lbs) to the acre, and am convinced
that 1t doubled the crop even with the dry
season thss experienced at my place. and
Can safely say shat the free use Of good Fer
tiliZcr> will pay as AL investment with cot
ton 1t 10 10 l2c.
JOHN r. LAKE.
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COM NJ ERCIAL,

NEwBgRRY. 3. e.. January 2+.-Cotton l3'z.
COLUMBIA. January 24.-rotton 49, l33c
LIVERPOOL, January 23-No"n.-Cotton steady
-uplandS -; Orleans s.; sales 70 ND bales.
NXw YORK. January 23-7 7. Cotton
strong and nctive for export; sales S4I0 bales at
l5i!. Gold i03.
CHARL sroN January 23.-Cotton hrmer-
mi3dling l43; receipts 2233; sales 70a; stock
31l14
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INSTALLATION -;EKvIcEs.-Thc services
al Lnthcr Chapel on last Sunday week. mo
ticc of which We sincerely! regret having
omitted to make in proper timc) were Of the
most interesting character. The occasion
was the installation Of the new pastor, Rev.
Henry S. Wngard, who for some weeks has
been very acccptably and proGtably serving
thlt charge. The service was administered
by the Rev. W S. EpwmaD, Of Charleston,
ard was most impressive. The Rev. gentle
man delivered Two eloquent dscourscs. We
are glad tha; Lu,hcr Chapel has secured the
and favorably known 10 the community, and
slso that he is so well qualified for the high
position.
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%S<

MoKE l>cESDIAKrsM.-Thc gin house
Of Mr.. ID. A. Fnxvortii, on the plantation
lately owned by Mr. W. S. Richardson,
was DESTROYED 10y fire on the evening Of
the 10th Instant, under circumstances
which make it clear that it was the
work o! tile jncc1'diarY,-Sumter News.
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Sr-HEEET. 8 c. Jan. u. ISL.

ETHhEI'I, c, J"T 7, IoTI.
SK. K: l.. NcCArGMGIs.
DEAR SIR: u-r,! one ton Of the C.rollaa
Fertilizer last year, and can CERTIFY that It
more t!ran doubled the crops wherever APP
piled. prefer it to the Pacific Guano, and
sha.l Use more of the C.roiina this year
than auy o;l,rr Fertilizer.
Respectfully,
WA. \. FAIR.
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Es,v~ SUCCESSFUL SOUTI

E-gN" SUTIESSF Ut SUI II
ERN E.NTEErHISE.-Of mcny rc~ South
crD enterprises which have been undertaken
since the wLr. n"tr' have met with greater or
more deserved success than the door, sash
ani blind m.nu;actnry Of Mr. T. p. Toale, in
CharIr>ton, S. & bv hard work, indoTfr,s>
bic energy and lih'r..l advertising. Mr. Toale
has in ;hr,c wears nuts;rippcd all cOmpcti-
tinn ;snd cSt".,;i>hcd :. business which would
do credit to any city in the Cui!cd States.
Jan + linn.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25
Hats and Furs.

ANOTHER invoice Of the s'rperfne silk
HATS, with the long fur OIL the undcr side
OF the rim, s..
FURS.
Large FIR CAPES, with long cutl<; al
50, Fur CIRCULARS, suitable for elderly
ladies, or ladies' in G'E.:atc health.
STEELE, the Halter.
No ;l3 King street, sign Of the Big Hat" ,"
Charleston, :. {. Jan y.
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nn II PERSONS WHO ARE

ENSsr.lA lIAe'I'O- W AAO -AAsA-
invaid< from the effects of dyspepsia would
only reflect that lis cnre Can only be ef-
tected by tie persistent use Of one remedy
-ninety-";ne cases out Of one hundred
would he benefited 70 cffrcta cure, use
the "OIi Carolina BtterS," a remedy Of
Southern origin, composed Of Southern
herbs OF rare efficacy. Test it it ca!:::ot
fail.
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GOOD EATING.
Read this.

Scls-Raisiug Buckwheat.
\ few more left of that nice Amber
Drip.
Sclf-Rai<ing Flour.
BoItcd Grist, Boltcl Meal.
Bbls. Salt MuIlet. AT COST.
Some more of those nice cheese.
Then YOU can finish of on jar OF
two extra Preserves or .Jcllics.
J.. r. NARSIlALL'S is the place
Jan. 25.
?. Slime Large Shad to-day
(25th.)
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As=MY FRIEND, STOP THAT
terrible cough, and thus avoid consump>
t;vc's grave, by using DR.. Pcrce's At Ext.
or Golden Medical Discovery: For curing
all throat. bronchial and lung diseases it has
never been cqualcd Sold by druggists.
jan 23. f. II.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25

FIRES IN MAg;ox.-A barn belonging
70 Mr. Lot Rogers. OF Marion County,
WAS destroyed BY fire on the ilth inst.
The building contained guano, farming
utensils and grain Loss about S!0o.
The residence and all its con;e"tS 0! Mr.
Henry Shaw. OF the same County, was
consumed by fire last week. Mr..
Saw thinksit the work ofan incendiary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25

APPOINTMENTS We notice in the Colum-
biu Union that the following named gentle
men have been appointed Trial Justices for
the County Of Ncwbcrry, viz: John 7. Peter
son, Joseph Keller, Bates Maffett and Wm.
Summer. These appointments will give
general satisfaction. The inference is that
several of those now holding the same i'm
pnrtant offices will be removed. II so it is q
move in the right direction.
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Axes, Trace Chains, &c.

20 tnz. Collins & 4. G. Lees me-
dium and heavy AXE$.
30 pr. Straight and Twisted Link
Trace Chains.
Together with a good supply of
Sw2dc Iron. , to 10 inches, Plow
Steel. Tire Iron, Iron bound Hamcs,
Sllovcls. Spades. Manure Forks: Cor
den Rakcs and Hoes. Grindstoncs.
Blacksmith Bellows, Anvi!s: Vices:
Hammers. &c
For sale by
r. i. NcCAUGIIRIN.
Jan. -. 1T.
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Blacksmith Shop.

AUG. SMITH has opened SHOP near
the depot, on rh. roa'l to Helena, and will
DO AL hll.l> oi Blacks ai,h work, which is
rcsp"r,iI! V >tli-itcd. Jan. -, 4-h-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25

ETIwAN GCANos, &c.-The attention Of
Farmers and Planters is directed to the adj
vcrti>ement in this weeks paper, Of McSSrs.
". c. Bee 4 Co Of Charleston. 1t will be
seen thar they are prepared to furnish the
most approved fertilizers at low prices, and
that they warrant them every one. Read
their advertisement carefully.
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The objrct Of The Aldine is TO furnish nsdt1E.
which shall be it exponent of pro2ress, ard eh
the beautiful in PRINTING and the kindred x4ts..
The latest and most improved machinery. ana
the ycrr highest order Of fmcchancai and an -
talent shall c taxed 70 the utmost to produce q
shect-a> rrarl! ~ pcsSble-perfect in 3epogra-
rhy and illustration. While it is intended that
The appearance shall. be unexcep,iouable, no
pains Will te sparei to keep the literxry matter,
original and selected. equal to the best.
The uNEouALLD xcELLENcE Of the WOOD
CUT ILLUSTRATIONS published in the pages Of
The AldiEc has c,icited tho commeIdation OF the
Europea az we'll as TIE American rrcss and has
been hae.l sS the commencement ofa new era IN
the history Of Illustrated Journalism.
LIT each weli-wisier send i'll at least one sub
scription, and influence others to dc Likewise.
TERMS:
Ono Copy. four months. 20
One trpv. one Year. ~
Five Copies. nEe year. .......--:.:....- 70
The publishers wi send free the beautiful oil
chrome .DUCkS." aS
4 PREMIUM TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER
who reT its S25J for Que years subscription. ana,
in add ition will send the wonderful Christmas
Number printed in colors. and containing over
fifty illustrations. to all whose remittance is re-
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Special Prospectus and Circular to those wish
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''The farmer should, OF all other men, take
good, reliable, agricultural paper. We
defy any farmer to try it for year and
then he able to say it has not paid and been
in every WAY for his good"
Eirs: considered however must be his dis
trict paper, without that he does injustice to
himself aud family, and acts unfairly to the
printer.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON, $. e..
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
Banker & Broker. No. Is Broad Street.
JANIiRI 20. ISL.

/. SrArY SgcURlTiEs-South Corolin., old. u
s.; do nen, -. 6j; DO. rcgisi'd stock. ex int a
75
CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gr.. Bo:,ds "A
7s: Charleston. $. G.. Stock ex or int - s.;
90. Fire Loan Bonds. Il; Columbia. :. c.,
Bonds - CO.
BAILRoAD Boxps-B'uc Ridge. first mort gage.
0a-: charleston and Savannah. Ga -: Char
lotte. Columbia and Augusta. = 4 So; Cherav
and Darlington. s.; Grrenyiilc ard Columbia.
lst mort. Sa -: do. State guarantee. IS &;
Northeastern. 90 A.: Savannah aud Charleston.
1at inert. IS; do State guarantee. Goa -:
South Csrolina. "a 13S: Go. 81: SpnEtaLburk and
lniun. a 81
RAILROAD STncKa--rhnr!ctt- Columbia and
Ausu.rA. - a.: G!eervlIle and Columbia. 2 "a
NGrthpastern. 13. SaYannnh aud thnrles-
ton, a3: S,.u'h Caro'm.. whole shares. "A
-: do. f::l shares. - ~
EIcH .m.E. &c-Ncw York Sight, of par;
Gold 100 > III: silver. l03 -.
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"Gire nv love 10 the artist workmen Of To
Aldine who striving to make their profsssietz
worthy Of admiration for beauty. ~ it has always
been for usefulness '-Henry Ward BeechN9.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25

ACcIDEST.-rhc up freight or the G. &
C. L. r., on Saturday last, met with an acci-
dent nine miles above Newbcry, which was
caused by loose rail Three freight cars
were badly damaged. The passenger trains
were detained about two hours, having TO
change baggage and passengers.
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GoNr To FRAScE-Dr. T. Gouin. who resided
here for nearly decade returned last week to
La Belle France. We wish the old gentleman
peace in his declining years if that be possible
amid the disturbed relations of his unhappy
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25

Capt. J. l.. Southern has been elected
Sheriff OF Greemv!llc.
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Mr. K. l.. McCaughrin has on hand and to
arrive, $50 tons Of fertilizers Of warranted
virtue. and planters are advised TO give them
their orders in time. Read the testimonials
which he presents 70 the public this week.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25

Ifvon wish your child rc!rrrd cf Worms
use Winrman's Wor II Candy,
Jan. ~, fit.
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LOCAL..
The exercises of Mr.. IIardin's excellent
school hare fully commenced.

Wc are truly glad to perceive that the
Academy grounds--known as Hslcyon
Grovc-a most desirable piece Of property,
is at LAST advertised for sale.
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Corn, Oats, Barley, Po-
tatoes, &c.

GdGOGS, cC.
1000 Bushels prime WHITE CORN
to arrive.
800 Bushels prime RED SEED
OATS.
2GO Bushels SEED BARLEY.
100 Sacks LIVERPOOL SALT.
81 Sacks Choice FAMILY FLOUR
10 IIhls G.. r. BACON SIDES.
) IIhds BACON SHOULDERS.
, Ticrces Choice Sugar Cured
BANS
1909 lbs prime LEAF LARD i'll
Caddies.
30 Bbls. PLANTING PO I A.
TOES. Pink Eye, Goodrich:
Early Rose.
For sale by
Il. J.. McCAJGHRIN.
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To GARDENERS few timely hints to
gardeners may not be amiss, as the season
for this kind Of work is rapidly approaching
In the first place piepare your ground by
spadinS-procurc q quantity of Aces OF
Spades and scatter them promiscunusly, tho
bigger the spades the hcttcr. The deuce will
be 10 pny if You put down the smallest.
Seed. producing fruit above ground, must
he sn@cd in the light OF the moon, those be>
low, or root crops, IN the dark-to accom-
pli>h this. FIRST get seed known as Juck 8
bean S:alk, SOW it, and when it is high
enough. climb rp 10 the moon. In the LIGHT
this will be ea'Sy. but in the DARK, be cares
full lest your seed basket strike against some
Of the small fixed stars; in that case your
seed will be lost in 'mmensity Of space.
After getting down. rest; there Is q time
for all things, YOU must not work al tbs
while
Buy good telescoTe-s Urt horse mag
nifying power will be bcst-snd look up.
Let nature have her way.
Cabbage plants should never be set ont till
you have them, and to prevent the ravages
of cut worms use the most stringent measures
10 keep them out of your garden.
Potatoes plant-of such vari.ty as will do
best; if sweet, set draws about two feet apart
and should the weather be still cold, red
flannel about 3 yards to the pair arc just
right.
In the morning SOW your sced-that is you
should never undertake more work than you
can get through with before noon-too much
work is injurious. In case Of emergency
wild oats may be sown in the evening.
TO guard against the growth Of noxiouS
weeds and grass, pave your garden over with
brick and lime mortar, or if you prefer, make
contract with the man who did the side
walk job. once fixed up in this style you'll
never bo under any more expense.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25


is at LAST advertised for sale.
Horses ran aSay with wagon yesterday
morning, which resulted in collision with
another wagon, and tic crushing ofa horse 5
leg, &c. 'fhc wounded animal belongs 20 Mr.
David I:a!fGcrc.
VIC arc requested To call attention to card
Of Mr.. A. Smith, who has opened Black.
smith shop in our town, and asks for por-
ton of p .tronagc in iron work upon wagons,
plows, Il, &c, siocinS of horses, ETC., etc.
COMPLIMENTARY President BnSh, Of G..
4 G.. L. L.. will accept our thanks for com,
pllmcn:ary sca-on tickets over his road, sent
us through tie polite Secretary, Mr.. {. '.
Carllngt0n.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25
PROSPECTUS FOR 1871.
FOURTH YEAR.
Size Of Page Changed. aud Attractions ras.ly
Increased.
TIE ALDINE:

An Illustrated Monthly Journal o. IS page,
clsimed to be the handsomest Paper
in the World
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-25

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