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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-01
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NEW:BERRr. s. e,
Wednesday, March |, 1871.
Acts and Resolutions.

Ag-eeahle to an act Of The Legislature
authoriSing the Clerks of the Senate and
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A LAKE BaIMEUL.-F!oods and overlnws
are no: uncommon iu these days Of abundant
rains, and are looked for, but for Lake 10
get brimful and overflow on q placid occa>
sion, took many people By surprise on Mon
day last. In the morning curly some signs
were seen Of an unusual appearance, which
toward afternoon assumed an unmiStakablc
form, and which caused Qaite a number of
our citizens young and old to leave the town
and we d heir way up the HILL and over the
railroad track to the n"ighborhood where the
phenomenon was expected 10 be exhibited.
The local in duty bound also went, and soon
Snlclt nice. Ina neat little Cot. on III" brow
of the hill, he found assembled number OF
gentlemen. One Of thcm called for 4 bucket
of water, aud CRYING fire" rushed up stairs.
and with pr1mptncSs ani alacri;y highly
cotnmcudIhic, every MIN rushed up 10 aid
in putting it Out. Each N II TOOK 4 part OF
the fire il, tumbicr and poured water over
l., and tie thing was done.
Directly a number Of ladies' appeared on
the Sccuc-not where the fire had been-and
a iiucr. Things began 10 look Serious
Beside, ;hcrc WAS 4 table full Of goodies, and
directly Tic ladies and the best looking men
were iar.el 20 partske. They did so. After
thar tile ugly men were aliowcl 10 go in
which ;hey did, as usy men always 10. John
was there. Then The tiduicr scrapel, and
feet began to Slutfl,. AMI everything permit
able was in motion. How long it was con
tiaued, the local knows not lie left early.
Its reasonable to suppose that So many
happy people and lDyely giil<, meeting to-
gcther so unexpectedly, kept up the froiic AS
long as possible And what Of the Like?
We'll, it WAS only an ove-f,w Of happiness
Mr.. Thos. Lake, our gooi Clerk Of Court
desired 10 warm his little bachelors cot, and
in doing SO warmed up his own heart, auI
the hearts of several scores Of people. Il was
one of those pleasant impromptas VIII 'ch
do one good to participate in, and barring
the fresh painr, which each man got por
;ion Of oa his coa:, al! passed of we'll.
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"NEw TELEGRAPH CoAPANY.-A hi! is
pcndn: before the House, having re-
rcivcd favorable report from the com
mittce, c!,arscrinS the 'Co1tincrIal Tc!e-
graph Company, with PERMISSION t"
construct lines of telegraph al"ns the
Grccnviile and Columbia Railroad. WIN.
N. Hall, +. a. Hall and Chas. Thurman
arc the incorpora,ors named in the bill,
and the capital stock is named at $50, ,OOU
in shares Of S25 each. The company
have gone actively to work, ard have
already raised number Of poles along
the intended route II the enterprise Is
successfully carried out, It will connect
the up-cnuniry with the coast by tc!e'
graph, and thus supply a want that has
long been f 1t by the people Of both sec
tons"
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k6FN CHEERING FACTS FOR
THE BILLlouS.-E.rry ,!ar demonstrates more
clearly that liver complaint, in all its dis
trcssins forms, can De on:ru!ic1 ana cured
without difficulty o. iaconvc"itncc. 1t is
al obstinate discs, bit ia ojs;inacy is
MT proof as.iaSt the Per, nacious, rcme
dial and restorative operation Of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bittters. That genial cor
receive coMpels the organ to do its duty.
1t must s"crrte regularly and heaithfuily
under the influence Of the BittcrS, Their
action brings it back from i state Of rebel
lion into perfect harmony with the laws
health. II there is costivrnrSS, it diSap-
pears; if there is Sile-ache or back ache, it
ceases, if The skin and the whites OF the cyes
are ;iugrd with superaous bile, they recover
their natural hue; if the appetite is gone,
il returns; If the digestion is impl;cc'l, it is
restored in brief, whatever the symp'o 'omS
of the cor,pIaiut may be, aud rha;ever the
ph&se it has assumed, cnrc is certain
Such are the Uniform effects of this prepa-
ration where bilious disease has been al.
ready development; but in cases where
there is merely constitutional tendency to
liver compia;nt, it may prevented through
ont lie by the regular use, in small qusn-
titles, Of this paiatab!e an;idote. These are
proven facts, and should be seriously pom
,!ered-or rather, they should be promptly
acted upon-by all persons Of bilious hsb.
Il Mar G-im
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lFor the Herald

MsssRs EDITORS 1t may be Of interest
to >omc Of Your readers 20 know, that on
>l;ur.irv, Feb 20 h Rev. +. 4. Bolcs, the
filricmt general sgcn; OF tie 4 B. s OF S. c.,
organArd Socic;Y II Frog L"v', known as
The Frog Lcvci Bible Society, with the follow
ing officers:
PrcsiIcnt-Ecy. J. Hawkins.
Ticc-P.eS:d nt-Janes Fair, E>q
Srcrcta .y-lI. c. MoS,ey.
Treasurer aid Depository 2. L
Wise.
Executive Comni,tec-Rev. j. Hawkins,
James Fair. E>q Rev J. c. Boyd. Rev.. A.
Sigh. d. KibIer, ?. f. Wise, C. S. Enlow,
II. c. MoS'cy.
4 number of members we're received And
it is the ohjrc: of the Society 10 occupy the
Southern portion of the County, and dis
trib2:e, by sale and grant, the word of God,
without note or comment
Meetincs will be held wien convenient, at
ali tie chu che> within our bounds.
Yours, &c.
N.C. MOSLEY, Sec.
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DEArG OF IN AGED CIT!HEN--The tr,-
tire commu:.itv viii bc pai,!cd t. hear "f
the death of Mr.. O>wc:! Richardson, o::c
of tn. OLDEST citizens in onr County.
For several years he had suffered with
paralysis Of one side. He waS stricken
with a secoi.i attack on Sunday night
abou; 8 o'clnck and he vas corpse the
next dav at | o'c!"ck, and WAS buried
with Masonic honocs on Tuesday 2lSt
inst. Mr. Richardson had long been
prominent in cur County, and for one
term he filed the Office Of Sheriff with
credit to the Cnunte and with honor to
himself. By his high integrity Of char
artcr and kind ati;tl.le nlarnerS he won
Inc friendship of all whom he met \
kind father, citizen without hle'alSh,
u strict and ri0rS nrln::"r ni t'ie A>;"&
dis C!;u:ch, in the full fr"i'i"n If i'l>
years, he has gathered to '.i< fa'herS.
I.anrcn>vil!c Herald.
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RCEAL ca EoLlSlAS FOR VI >HcB.-Eyer fresh!
ever vigorous. We greet The Ruva Caroiiuian
each month. cS oIc OF the plea>apteSt AID most
profitable OF our Agricultural eNchsGceS. Co.
j.. Wyat Aiken is iEdef:tislc aid wonderfully
sGcceSSiul as 3 corresponding editor. ANY man
who takes an interest IN our sec.iou. whether
Ixriacr not. can read his articles with profit
amd en;e: tainalent. rToteS>". buckley Of Austin.
Texas; Professor HN.aid OF tne CniverSity OF
Mississippi; i. j. BerSiDaGs. E,q OF Augusta
Ga; Is W. Jo.cs Of >urry. Va: Robert Chi>o.r
ui Beaufort. ). c.; Ard DR.. II! ". HGrenei Of
Aiken, :. G.. are snorg the regular contributors
whose articles this month Of especial interest
Col. D II. Jacques, Tie mana2iu. editor ~ his
excellent judgement in selecting from! f.: iIn-
neuSe CORE iordeice as vel As BY his ow!r val
uab!e contribution. continues 20 make Tie Rural
Caroljuian tAC best z2a-!re Ct is Class il this
eouAt-y.
the GALAXY Is =: hand for March. cover
land thrilling story, sill continues. 10
s,l3 10 the interest of this excellent monthly,
Us docs also. Lady judith" 4 capital novel!
cite, and Shall VIC visit her?' another
charming story. The Galaxy is one Of The
l.rges, and best fill, d tnonihlies on our eN>
change list. Subscription price s., Published
by Sheldon ( Co., y. y.
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%@<
II. C. MOSI.EY, Sec.

ISrEurswAHcE AND CE1ME-In re-
cent trial at CleavrIan'i, Oaio, for homi-
eide, uh,1. the plea f insanity was set
up, the presiding Judge charged the jury
that the inflammation Of the passions up
to the pitch OF committing murder, by the
voluntary use of strong drink, was no
apology for ,ahiTs life, and that no man
crud safely be permitted to give Loose
rein to the passions OF malice and re-
yca.c, Whether drunk or su3er.
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kss.TLIE EI-TI-H;t DD0SPER

@~THE FUTURE PROSPER
1TI OF THE SoUrH There Can be no doubt
that it would contribute greately to rhe fu-
tnre prosperity Of this section Of the Union
II 'uany amongst Us would turn their ener-
girs and capital in new channels Of coter-
prise and business. The old roads are clear,
but they are worn and crOv' ID. Blaze a
new path through the wood for yourself,
young man, and You will arrive at the goal
Of success ahesd Of your competitors. A
striking example Of the valuH Of This pre>
cept is found in the c.lSe Of Mr.. P P. Tolle,
of Charleston, S. C, a plain mechanic, who
has made himself the head OF large manu-
factory of doors, sasbes and blinds.
MIR Q-1m
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m% IF YOU HAVE \ DI;

E IT 1UC II II y DI'0-
charge from the nose. offensive or otherwise,
stopping up OF the nose. ~ times giving na>
sal twan. TO voice, partial loss of the sense
of smell, tastr or he ring. feel dull and stu
DID, have pain or pressure in the head, take
cold easily, Won may rest assured that You
have CAiarrh. Thousands annually, without
,nanife>ting halk Of the shove symptoms,
termin lie in Consumption, or Insanity, and
cad in the grave L. V. Pierce. VI. D. , of
Bufalo. n Y, is the proprietor of Dr.. Sage's
Ca;arrh Remedy-a perfect specific for Ca
tarrh. which he sends 10 any address. post
paid, for sixty cents. Sold by most drug
g;sts everywhere.
E.r | git.
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es- AFRICAN WINES.-Ir

~ II 7 1T VIZ ~ - 7 . H7'7' : =
is not generally known that Cnpe Colony
prndlces the most delicious wines grown on
rhe face Of the earth. A cargo received as 4
remittance bv our nei2hho:s Dr.. G.. Aver
i Co. con.ainS scyc: ii varieties raised there,
among VIII ich the Con iancia commands the
highest price nf ANY wine in the world. Al
most the entire crop o: It is Consumed in the
palaces of E.urou". this rare exception being
sent 10 them in exchange for their medicines,
which have long braa the staple remedies OF
Suurh Africa.-Bo7!on Journal.
MIr 0-1t
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STATE OFSOUTII CAROLYN
SEWRERRY COUNTY
By James C. Lrahr, Probate Judge.

By James C. Lrahr, Probate Judge.
Whereas, John K. Swind!er hath made
Snit TO me TO grant him Letters of Admins
traiion, of the E>;..te and effects Of Buford
c. Swindler, drceas"d.
These are therefore to cite and admoniSh
an and singular, the kindred and creditors
Of the said i ceased, to lie and appear be-
fore me-, in the Court of Probate to he held
al Newbcrry Court House, Oh the l4th day
of March next, after publication Hereof
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said ad-
miniStraton shonld not he granted Given
under my hand this 2Sth day Of February
Ammo Dumini, 1871.
JAMES G. LEAHY, rJ.S.c.
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LeeA! STUDY Your Wants and
Then Buy.

FOR ten days will sell Crockery aaa
Tin Ware AT cosT. THIS IS so.
Chcssnen, Concrrtinas, Work Boxes.
Dinner D, i Breakfast Cas.ors, something
pretty.l
Sets GIass-Waro, containing four pieces,
Cheap tor Cash.
Coco.nnt Candy, BSrnt Almonds and Eo.
lrsscs Caady, il. to-day, fresh from 10.
henzie
T.umpets, Whistles, 4 B c Blocks aud
other Toys justin
It. L. f. MARSHALL,
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%O&

Last Monday nigh, fire broke out in
the stable on Gen. W. X. Ea<ley'> prem
i>e>, and the building, with its contents,
was entirely destroyed. The general i'm
preston is that the fire was caused by
incendiari>n.-G,eenville MountaiDecr.
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Wagon Making, Repairing, &ss

THE undersigned has opened q shep.,
bal; mile from Helena, ION G. i c. R. R.,(
at Judge Lakes place, where he is p, ,eparc4'
to Shoe Horses, Lay Flows, Make and Re-
pair Wagons, and do any kind Of Wood
Work, either Agricultural, Mill Or Domestic
Work. He will also repair Cotton Gins.
Laying Plow (owher furnishing iron,) 40
" * The furnishing iron,)... IS
. Hose Wagon with body. .......ll50o
&" without body. ..... 10000
Al! o!hcr work in proportion.
All tfa, is asked is share of his frIends'
patronage. Call and see.
STEPHEN F. E. GRCBER.
Mar. ], g-:f.
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IN TIE LIGar."-Much curiosity was
excited IN inst Sabbath, at lie appearance Of
:. wcil-k"oHn Gclot cfTi,ial III Churck.-
Grca. WAS the wonder, what Tic matter. had
the rail read gone NJ, had he been scsiawsg-
ej!-surcrcricd-cr was he playing trlalt?
Sc ueu>ual y ,hi"g had rot lAnpcncd in n
n.o7!h or mcrc Of Sr3da:s. Cur raj! read
friend is rrctty shsr? fellow; is net cf.en
ca"gh, mapping. and anticipating dcn.e
Of questions aud comments, he waited not
'hc order Of lEc:r coming, but placing him
service, and with both hands extended, he
met the curiosity stuck ou:-comcrS, with
glad 10 see you out to-day, long since I've
had the pleasure, why don't you come Otter
or? exc, and by dint Of much voluhIi!y and
shaking Of hands. he pretty efirc;uaily stop
ped the tide setting so strong ! against Lin.
Il was we'll done. The 'loca!" rallied, how
ever. and a>ccrta;ned tha: Squire Do1amrad
had determined to close the 'she5anS' on SIN
days hereafter, and only in case of emergcn-
cy, such as dire accident; or something else,
would the depot be opened, or The whistle
sounded, that the ficcrs anu hands should
Lave clancc 10 once more get in1o the pale
OF civilization, GnG listen t. gospel truth -
Hence the appearance Of cur friend on last
Sdbba:E al church. We are truly rcjri"e'! II
this, one cf ;bc bes; evidences that tie road
is in q fair way TO improve, AMI We sincerely
congratulate Mr EUd mead and ali is Off
Gers, for this happy and beneficial change
Our quiet Snbbaths will not. now be -udcly
broken by the hoarSc whistle Of the Steam
engine, and the hmd-workcd employees will
have The benefit Ola day Of rest and devo-
ton.
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COTTON SEED MEAL.

milch co" Do HER BEST, in either quaint
~ or q"aIi;v
Feed not over four pints at each meal,
and your own COW will convince Won. Price
$1,000 per ton cash with order, with dis
count for larger quantities.
COLUMBIA OIL COMPANY.
e o.; Meal and Bone Fertilizer, fur
niShcd at $35 per ton cash. Cotton Seed
bought or contracted for to be delivered in
July and August. Mar. |, 9-4t.
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Tue EcLrcE!c MAGAZINE The Eclectic
for MARCIA is out. ana is emhrilish"d with
vcry fine and very t;neiy portrait of William,
King OF Prussia and Emperor Of Germany
Perhaps this is d -0oi i time as any 20 Cal:
attention 70 that feature Of this mag zine
which is peculiar 10 it among the lnon:hie>
-nsmelv, the fine pictures carefully ems
grnved on stce! which embeliSL every num-
Der. These cngsarinS> are usually portraits
of celebrated men or women, though 1T IN
scrva:S copy is given OF some famous paint
ing: anl Us they extend b.ca 10 the com
mercernrnt Of the magaz;nc in 1911, ,hy
Ecicc,ic Tou'ue> are NOT only 4 most val
rahtc compendium If the best current litcra-
;rrc, bUt 3 highly suggestive gallery Of the
Fine Ar:S.
The table OF contents for The presents num-
her combines the solid end the entertaining
IL abvur cQval proportions Among tEr
more vailahl" papers are thoughtful essay
hv Pot. Won Svb"l OF The German L..
p-r." = fire criticism on "Brnwn:n.
l'o.;nS" "T%c Tue >t"ry o.: F74H!:ceSc'. d.
.::n,ini," '''rhc Hrco'd, Of he Fcn"i:tn IL;
nu!>:tinu." How ! cam: ont VI p:r;S IN =
Baii;nn,' "M- Dickens An .tcur Thea
;r;calS, - and S)Ele ten or I Goz"n Others. he
siG,.S the editorial mi$ce;lAnieS. \ new
story. e3::;ici ''Pa,ty,' is commenced tbs
rnoa:h. 10 run through several numbers.
Published bv +. 4 Peson, los Fu!,oa
Street, New York, Terms, IS per year.
Cicrsymen and Teachers, 81. Single copies,
IS cents.
A MUSICAL TREAT.-Our musical friends
will do well 10 examine Peters Musical
Month";. q magazine published by Peters.
the Ncw-YorIi Music Publisher, al three dol
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month. and contains in each number thirty
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Church around the Corner: Katy VI 'cNcil
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Z = OF ~.

At thn McihDdiS, Church, on the 2S;h OF
February, BY the Kew J A blood, DIX. S. +
FANT, and Miss FANNIE LILEs, ell Of New
harr,
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Tie Fa7ty second Congress viii meet
or S.tuclay, March :. 4, no"n.
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I~ j. UDGE KINDLY, ACT
charitably to each other" and recommend
TO all who suffr for want Of 4 S.omaclIic and
Tonic, SUMTER BITTEEs, the best in use.
Mar. l. Git.
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COM NJ ERCIAl,

NEwBxeEr. S. G February 2S-Co:ton 80 c..
COLUMBIA. :. g.. February GI.-Cot;on 13!c.
LlrAEPuoL. February 21-Evcnns.-C"t:on
dull and eI>icr-upiauds j ais: Orleans - a i !:
sales lnC0 bales.
NEW YORK. Februars 27-7 z. M.-Cotton
nominal. with sales of3,S5' bales, at Isl. Cod
II II.
AUGUSTA. February 7.--Cottoo DULL and prices
easier. At 49, il for lniddliug; sales 4s9 bales;
receipts 524.
CnAgLEsToN February 27.-Cntton steady
IniuJ!ins Il ~ lag; receipts l.l23 bales: sales
y; stock 8 $50.
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ssS7~ "AS TIE DIMENSIONS

ss55~ "AS TIE DIMENSIONS
o. the trsc are not regulated by the size Of
the seed, 50 the consequences Of things are
HOT always propor.ioaM;c 10 the apparent
magnitude Of ihD>t :TentS that have pro-
duccI them. Thus the good effected as 4
remedial agent by the use of The Odd Caro-
lima Dirters," can only he measured by the
gradual grOwt.! Of nature.
Wincman's C.ys'aliz2d Worm Candy is
only twenty-five cc::ts IL box!
Mar. !, cit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-01

We are Informed by Sheriff McGukin
that there is not a prisoner now coTtincd
in tie iail Of Anderson connty, aal
there has not been any under his cha &c
for the past week. This is Nat;crins
comment upon the good order and peace.
ful l:,c;;t.a'ion Of onr pcop'e ofa'l classes.
anderson lnte!iisencvr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-01
LOCAL..

Mr.. PATRICK DUcKETT, notifies the pubs
lie that he is prepared TO repair guns, pistols
and a variety Of other articles. He is TO b.
found at lie Carolina Manufacturing Co. 5
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-01

New SNoP.-We ;ake pleasure in calling
attention 10 the card Of Mr.. Stephen Grubcr
who has opened a wood and iron work shop
about halfa mile from Helena. He is pre-
pared 20 90 anything in his line, promptly,
satisfactorily and cheaply. Give him 3
tri
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-01

ISGRATiTCDE, BASE lSGHATITUDE.-Thc
following sad truths arc clipped from m cx-
change, which also clipped it from an cx-
change:
at is strange how closely people read the
papers. We never say anything that any
body don't ike but wha; We soon hear Of it..
and everybody tells US about it. Bu;, if once
in while We happen 10 say good thing.
we ncv,r hear tllat-nohody srcrpS to notice
that. We may pay some man hundred
compliments, and give him 4 d"z"n Puff,
aud he takes IL US tribute 70 lis greatness AMI
never links anything sbDu: i;-nevcr thinks
it does him any good. But il we h'ppen TO
say something That this very man don't like,
Or something that he iDagiaeS reflects on
him or his character, see how quickly be flies
up and gets mad about it, All our evil is
duly charged 10 US, hut ~c never, apparently,
get any credit for whg: good we do"
-EeYsOaDer Advertiser
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-01

CoiTry SEED MEAL In this issue will
be found carl from the Coin mh.a Oh Corr
paMy, Offering the cotton seed meal ut SD
pr tor, mIsins a cheap feed for COWS
Persons wi,o haze FED this article pronounce
i, goo!. o., .ca. and Bone Ic7tiIzcr ~
the same culnpanv ni S35 per ION