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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

THJR DAY fThursday). commenc M Al ION O'Clock,
priv ,ie 2l 1wentvssxtn street, sixth
avenue The ma,Son having been tisa up last fall
reserve, Wv Er;sos aud powerful .cnei ~ octave
an0fSrle, rich Par Sa In Hnwered sntn
hrocs eli reps suns Iasc,oh do, ttasns. Bronses
ra'stnss, tentre Tables, u,a bines, Jardiuble
Cocka, Turkish Chars Lounres. hirrWs. Medallion and
vevet Carpesa Rookcssr, Eiag res so bntng Room
Furniture, gnae, Ensnsou Iabe Chairs. rste. cmery.
ro.e~ood and walnut: spple and ubs ge..,esds. Bu-
WAshsands Wartrobes. Carpets, Clocks Spring,
afr and other Be GLOVE. Ac; also tchea and Base
mont ur.'ufs i9 a, ~ IS; q .c,m honS hcd snrni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

BOARD AT STATEN IsLAND.-TwO sfN1LE 0EN.
~ temen can be accommo istsi with good Board. Call
on z = ldrss, hn T. A. AERsEREAu, Van tGes, Nest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

Avenue Lots
WILLIAM KEkNELLy viii cell at sWctiou,
Thursday, hay S ls at u O'clock the Exchange
Saiesr0otn. III broadway.
l27th Streets
LIN nrcetSevcn Lots adjoining above avenue iota
Lswcnce sircei-Esht Lots ADJOINING the above avenue
lotA
Fifth avenueSir Lots northeast l:6sh rect
Maps ~ s,ictioncer's Office, Nh. tne sreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

Or EDWIN NICHOLS. AUCrIONEER.
ID This (THUksUAi afternoon at ~ O'Clock prec'scv,
handsome Household Furniture pn,c auoton, at the four
residence Brevooft rlacs between University
and Ska Velvet Brsris Carpets; PA
forte FAVOR SUITS Tables rassres. hook cases,
Hirrors Cmsips. PainpCs kvorncs, Glocka. Bcdseads
Bueaus Mat Lounges Sofas, shas Buffet. ksien-
Table Glass, China and Silver Ware; Table cutlery,
Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

DouKD CROOK, n. J.--CENrRAL RAILRoAp, %
- mics, rye minue - from Aepot -SevsrA Inc Rooms
leit everything sbo plsG residence
SWANS w. ~'"' SA ssk"kog nAxLY xiLxEa
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
Uo! For CcG1ee S. C.
McssrS. GRESEkER:

Mcssrs. GRESEkER: ....:
VIII you haze 4 word from the up-country
where the fifteenth amendment rules moi &c
every beck and call of the Ring? This county
is destined to be the place, especially to those
who love peace and quietude, and;more, il i
the place for the farmer; he who iilis the sol
will! certainly do better here than in the
middle and lower counties And for thosc
who desire health, arc beside themselves tc
stay away.
remember when left Newberry, that my
friends predicted that r'w,uEd SCOTT susss =
my nativity; as much:as Tx; Day Etioads
let me assure them. that. i haEe;aet tie !eas1
Intention Of .rc:urni1s. For reasons. Wa
thinking of selling, but my family sael t6ey
could not cpuseut, uuleSs, | woulI promise
not togo back to "
Ihlvc been successful! in farming, bat Lei
the public jadgf, from IS acres 'h6ae It
bales Of cotton save 300 lbs seed cotton and OF
the place made between so and $40 hu>hel,
of cora. Ny wheat turned GA, 7 bushels pS:
acre. -
This county has now been my home for sw'
years and not 4 physician in my faniiIy ~
disease. =.
lrLuccmcntS arc held by land owners, Ian
is cheap and more labor here, relatively /;
The cuI;ixat,ble land than in the lower. cour
Ties and that labor mo. e reliable
The Air Line T.. Y will run through thi~
county, and now is the time for those 8hf
wish to reap tine best Of new anil go9e
country. e.; J. HILARY SL1GH
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
The Equitable Lie Insurance Society.

We ak attention to an article Pub
Iislsed by request Of the agent OF this
really worthy. institution. The Eqaita-
bic is beyond peradventure safe, aud It's
treatment Of its Southern policy-holderS
after the war commended it at once to
the Southern people. 1t how has i" its
list Of assured among the most promi'
nent and cautious of the Southern peo-
tie, and not the least Aattering testimony
20 its .sorth as benevolent institution
is tResaceon Of the Directors Of the Life
Association Of the South, recitcd in the
article published elsewhere.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
Thrown Of the Harness.

The Carolina Spartan of last week con-
tainsshe valedictory Of. f. II. Bob", ESQ,
wba 4 some time has welded the pm 50
arceptably to its numerous readers. In
the rsSrvuent Of Mr.. Bobo. the press
iosex an honorable and efficient member
fsom its ranks. May his future career
he marked with as great success as the
shcrt history made since his connection
with the veter4n Spartan. to which also
We wish all the good that can possibly
come:to it!'.
. !;'W::'Ball, Esq, the sprishtly editor
Of the Laurensvil!e Herald, also throws
off the editorial harness, giving a short
raiediet;ry to the readers Of that paper
in the last issue. Our kin'te>t wishes
also follow him in his future meanderings.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
Sherif's Sale.
7, Eou;tv-Eewbprry

In Equity-Newberry.
Daniel E. Sease, Admir-, vs.. Andrewi shee'
" and wife, ct al-Order.
Bv order from the Court Of Common Pleas
for Scwberrv County, will sel at the late
residence of John Scase, decd, in Le1'ng-
ton County, on the 4th day of February
next, the Real Estate Of said deed, con-
tanning
So Acres. more or less,
Lying on Bear Creek, in Lexington Coun-
tv, adjoining lands Of Martin Chaplin, Bel
ton Lever, and Others, which land is 10 be
sold III two tracts, according 10 the division
made by the lvga,ees, and designated as the
home Place and the pincy woods place, one
of which containS 34g4 acres and the other
1921 acres, more or less.
Terms Of sale-The costs Of these pro-
cecdings and one third TO be paid in casI,
and the balance on a credit OF twelve
months, with intcreS, from day of sale, with
bond and approved $urc;ies, AM, m"r'Sag"
OF the premises. The purchaser MAY pay al
cash if desired.
THOS. u. PAISINGER, $. y. c..
Jan. II, 2-4t. tl".oo
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

Eliza r. Stewart Adm'x. Of Estate Of Rob-
ert Stewart decd, Plaintiff vs.. Joseph
Pearson and Nance his wife, ct. al. De-
feu,lanrS.-In Common Pleas, Newbcrry
complain. for Relief.
Pursuant to an order in the above stated
case to me directed, l will sell on Saleday
in February next. all that lot OF land in the
Town Of Ncaberry, known AS 'Stewsrt
Store" lot on Main Street and Caldwell
Street, and bounded by lands of II. Il.
BIca>e and H. Bartlett, containing front o!
about forty feet on Prat. Street and a depth
Of about one hundred feet on Caldwell
Street. Terms Of sale, one-,hird cash, and
the balance on credit Of one year, with
bond of purchaser secured by mortgage OF
premises Purchaser to pay for stamps and
papers.
THOs ". PAYSINGER,
jan. II, 2--4t. tie s. C.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
The Trouble in Union.

1t will be remembered BY our reader:
that the daily papers gave statement
Of the recent trouble in Union County
in which White man by name o
Stevens was brutal.y murdered on tn,
highway by q party OF negro militia
Stevens was driving cart in which Wa:
wh,skey, aid this party of rutfians way
laying him demanded some Of the article
4 6ottlc was given them. an1 after drink
ing it they demsnded more. Mr. Stevens
refused, stating that it was not his
property, upon which volley wa
fired, killing him instantly, su<E'icio"
:alling upon certain parties warrant was
issued for their arrest, in the execution
If which, the officer in command, Mr.
Smith. was wounded. The party in the
house opening FIRE on those outside, which
was Immediately returned. The men in
lIc uOuSS "SIe Sh'SS4NNts') 9''SHSSN
The PHOENIX gives later accounts, and
says: 80.
Passengers report to US a renewal 0,
continuation Of the unfortunate state oi
affairs in Union. 1t appears that on
Sunday last, Captain Aleck Walker. the
colorcd captain oi militia, applied to the
parties who had charge Of ,he guns he
longing to the militia, but his demand
was refused, and he was subsequently,
arrested - as stated in Wednesday :
Phoenix x-charscd with the killing Of Mr.,
Mat. Stevens. Fifteen of his militia We're
also arrested. On ednestiay evening.
party of unknown horscInen went to
the Sheriff and pcrcmp'oi;Iy demanded
the keys Of the jail they were given up.
aad they proceeded to the jai! and took
charge of five priSonerS-Captain 4.
Walker. Charner slcrndon, Joe Van
Lew. Andy Thompson and Syleanus
Wright. The mex, morning, the bodies
Of Walker and Hcrndon were discovered
in the road aud it was afterwards found
out that Thompson and Wright were
badly wounded We are further in
formed that Mr.. Smith. (tte acting dcpu
tY,} who was wounded on Sunday last
died on Thursday tight. The teaching,
of bad mem are bringing forth terrible
troubles.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

Robert Maffett, ~. Wa. Werts and wife,
and jacob Wheeler, ct al.-In Equity.
Bv order from the Court Of Common
Pleas, will sell on the First Monday in
February next, at Newbrrry Court House,
One House and Lot, belonging 70 the E.
tate Of Levi Wheeler, in the il!age Of
Frog Level, and county aforesaid, fronting
on the Roa' or Main Street, leading through
said Village to Newbcrry Court House,
bounded by lands OF Patrick Sullivan and
by lot occupied by Wheeler & MoScley, ct
al, the same being the House and Lot con-
vcrcd by Robert Maffctt 10 Levi Wheeler.
Terms Of Sale One third cash, the bal
ance or credit Of twelve months with in
terest from day OF sale, the purchaser will
be required to give bond with good Suretes
and mortgage Of the premises to secure
the cred, portion, and to pay for papers
and stamps
THOS. II. PAYSINGER, S. C.
Jan.:ll, at 4l2
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

THE ALDISE, 4 copy of which VIC have
lust received, is decidedly the handSomcSt
monthly paper we have ever seen. Its ty-
pographcal beauty in ink, paper and" type
cannot he cxcclcd. in short it is marvel at
excellence. Its pictorial illustrations and
literary contents rank it far ahead Of any
thing on our cxchrngc LIST, and VIC nnmbr
on that many bright gems. The A'dinc Is
nublished bv james Sutton 4 Co.. % Liberty
81 New York, Ut the exceeding low price
of 50 50 per year. or five copies for SS.71:
The publishers Offer also TO those who in;cr>
est themselves in extending its circulation
costly and beautiful! prem umS. Send for
circular or call and see one at this office.
The vigorous and acceptable management
of the AMERICAN GROCER IS so highly ap-
prcciatrd By the large aud flouriShing trade
it so ably represents that It's publishers have
been compelled by the pressure upon its co.'s
umns to add eight more pages. making i;
now one of he largest journals of its class
in this county. We do not see how any
merchant interested in the Grocery Trade IN
any of its departments can afford 10 be with
ont its weekly visits. Il is published Nv !ohn
Darby s Co., 16l William Street, New York,
at Three Dollars per annum.
AMERICAN >TncK JOURNAL The Dcccm-
her number comes ~ us with new ana
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almost every FIrner, Stock Breeder Dairy
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THE LYcEUM B,NSER. Chicago. Lon Fl. II
II. KIMBALL, Publisher; Mrs. II F. II
BRowN. Editor. This popular and prnsres-
sivc Journal, for the yo1ng. enters upon its
firth year with the first number for January
1871. 1t is published every other Saturday
ut one dollar per year, and every yearly subs
scriher receives as Il premium. copy OF the
beautiful Steel Engraving, "Morher'< Pet.
Address LYcEUM BANNER, 1877! Madison
street, Chicago, Ill.
THE SOUTHERN EcLEcrIc, published by
Murdoch, Browne 4 Hill, Baltimore, is re-
ceiyed for January. Now is COOL time to
subscribe. The present number contains an
interesting series of tributes to Gen. Ece.-
Subscription price 81 per annum.
BURKE's WEEKLY, one Of the best maea'
zines for hovs and girls is published ny J.N'
Burkc ( Co Macon. GIL. Al 81 per annum
Parents cannon please their little ones better
than hv Furnishing Them Wit! copy OF this
very interesting paper
,..rerson'S I.a'lcs' Magazine is a!rr'd on
for February 1t is 4 superb, number. we
advise or IAly readers :" su''criOe II IL al
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
@ SPREAD THE TRUTH.

Some medical men inSi<: that it is undisuiGed to
nds se;tSe r-nrdS. however valuable 1t may o'
Queer reasoning this. is like saying that
article which sIe world needs should be hid IN
coruer-that benefits and blessings may be t0o
widely GitFused-that the means OF protecting and
reStorin: lra It'll should be a close monopoly.
and not acce<sib le to all. The argument is bad.
II is worse than that; it is inhuuan. Suppose
Il0S:cttcr'S Stomach l'itter$-an absolute Spechc
for dyspepsia biiliousLe>S and nervous debility
had never been known beyond the repertoire
OF the fsculty. what would have been the coEse-
ouencc? Instead OF curing and inTisorating
millions. the good effects Of the preparation
wou ID have bean conf ell 10 a comparative few.
There j. the highest authority for saying. that
liSht should not be hid under 4 bashel; that
whatever. is xceIlent should be placed as city
on hill. where all men can take co@nIzance Of
it. II is upon this principle that the Brters have
been advertised and continue TO be advertised
in every newspaper of any prominence III the
western lie ripIere. and that the spontaneous
Testimonials in its favor have been translated in
to ail written languages. Thousands enjoy per
feet health to-day who would be langui,hing on
beds Of sickness II the newspapers had ECt spread
the truth with regard TO tins unequaled InflSo-
rant ami corrective far and wide. suppose profit
has been reaped frnLn This publicity. Il that any
argument against il: If the public health has
been protected; II lives have been saved: II the
fee1e have beer, -streng gtiiemcd AID the sick re-
stored great good has been accomp'i-hed and
who 81 mcar Us 10 grudge to c1cltlOLs tEus ITec-
ted their fair r, ward: :.
lar lin.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

War News The French cause seems to
improve with the intensity Of the struggle.
Gen, Trochu is evidently the ma>tcr-<pirit 81
The French lie has a mind and q heart
which take him above the fierce and applll-
ing trials of the hour, and he works on with
Il steady. quiet persistence at the hcrculcan
task OF bringing order and peace out Of CON
fusion and war Trochu has evinced thu:
types Of greatness, and his will bc q proud
record.
The accounts which reach US Of the terrible
freezing 70 death Of carloads and carriages
of wounded snIhierS is n deep and thrilling
tragedy. and cries out in bloody tears agaiEt
Ihc inhumrniiics of var.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBESRY COUNTY.

~ L w wv ~
By James C. Leahy, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, T. B. Chalmers hath made
suit to me 10 grant him Letters Of Admins
,ration, Debonis non with will annexed Of
the Estate and effects Of Dr.. Thomas
Thompson, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, 10 he and appear be-
fore me, in the Court Of Probate, TO he held
at Newberry Court House, on the 2Ith day
Of January next. after publication hereof,
at II O'clock in the forenoon, TO Shew
cause, if any they have, why the said ad-
mins,ra,ion should not be granted. Given
under my hand this 9th day Of January
Apno Domini, 1871.
JAMES c. LEAlY, p. J. &C.
1sp 0--Of
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
NOTICE.

TWILL apply to the Judge Of Probate
for New berry County, on the 9th Gay of
February nrxt, for final settlement on the
Estate Of Elizabeth Hunter, deed, and my
discharge a administrator. All persons !n>
debtcd TO said Estate must make payment,
aud those having demands are hereby mo'i>
fed to- prcsen ,he same properly at;rsted
on vr ". .orc tha day.
:. \. HUNTER, Admir-.
Jan. ! /, 2-5t. 1850
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
E2y" PlNpLES AND BROWN

spots on The face, EruptionS, BlotchcS,
S.ro:uIouS Diseases, ani all sores arising
r:on impure blood, are C red by Dr. Pierce S
AT Ex' or golden Medical Discovery. As
is An;i>BiinuS or liver medicine, and fn!
hlhi'ual constipation Of The bowels it works
wonderful cares. Sold BY druggists. Pam
rh:et on the above diseases sent free. Ad-
dress Dr.. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, \. \.
i,n II Oil
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

At Blountsrillc, Ala, Lew is Kctchum,
who disemhowel.ed Burgess. was taken
from the jail by disguised men and kill.
ed
Two hotel drummers got into row
abou, the merits of their respective
houses, in which one Of them was seri-
ous!y wounded.
An ex Southern slave in Augusta, Me-.
in difficulty with white man, receiv-
ed blow from stick which instantly
killed him.
The Legislature is discussing the matter Of
marriage and divorce, with view 10 llie
pa>SagC ofa divorce law.
Congress re-asSemhl"i Jan. +, Wi't
scarcely Glo: um in each house.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

~. SUCCESSFUL SOUTH
ERN ENTERPRISE.-Of msny new South
crn enterprises which have been undertaken
since the war, none have met with greater or
more deserved success thln the door, sash
nnl blind rnanutactory of Mr. ?. P Toale, in
Charleston, S. G. Br hard work, indomita>
BILE energy and LIBERAL advertising, Mr.. Toale
has in three years nutStrippcd all compcti-
,inn and established business which would
do credit to any city in the United States.
JAN 4 lin.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

LOOK IN at the lErge additions that LOVE
LACE & WHEELER arc jl>t adding 10 their al
ready immense stack Of goods, and at such
figures, that all will find it to their interest TO
call in and axe q look before making their
Dec IL, J0-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue OF a writ OF Ficri Fariss to nss
directed, will sell on the first Monday in
February next, and day following, at theie
Store House, in she Town of Newberry, on.
Pratt Street, the remaining stock Of goods,
consisting in part Of, viz:
One lot CT Dry Goods, -
One lot Clothing,
One lot Hardware,
One lot Cotton Yarn,
One lot Cutlery,
Powder and Shot,
Lot Boots and Shoes,
Hats,
Tobacco, Cigars,
Pipes, Molasses, Soda,
Starch. Tea. Candies, Pickles,
Soap, Kerosine Can and Oil,
Table Salt, Mackerel, Looking Glasses,
Spades, Salmon in Cans,
Axel Grease, Brass bound
and Painted Buckets,
Tubs, Selves,
Blacking,
With sundry other articles.
Levied on at the suit Of Thos. II. Lake, W
EIonseal j. Jones. =:
Terms of a.le-Cash. '.-
THOS. ii. PAYSISGER, s.z.c-
Jan. II, 2-4s. tlS.eo
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
An Ugly CHAPTER.

The Columbia Phoenix chronicles the
killing of Mr.. 4. F. Dubard, an oh and
highly respected citizen Of that district.
He~ss shot ard killed OIL the public
highwayi, on. Thursday afternoon last
The incentive to the murder was money.
No clue to ascertain who vas the perpe.
s.asdr, except that marks of fat feet
yer. found near the body.
Anthony Johnston, colored Trial Jus.
tiesef: Spaf,anburs County, was shot
an3Jlsiiasd by. unknown parties near his
hoa.&' on the 29th ult. 1t was brutal
n@s;5.ssF::-:
@lspes Us,nmett, colored man, says
thesame paper, the Spartan, was shot
wiEs an: Enfeld rife and killed, BY EIar.
~ Jackson, also colorcd, on the same
night.
ThsrGsecnville Enterprise says that
Alleek Cox received death wound at
the hand of Amos Hudgens, both COL
os-d- The weapon used ~as pistol
The killing occurred at a wedding, at
which there was whi>key.
An afray occurred. in the pcishbor:
hoosda>of Le5Snon Church. says the Alb
bev,lle F:ess. in .which Calhoun Hanb-
lia wis: Stahsrsf by his older brother
Lafayette Elsnnblihs: ~. The wound is a
dangerous one. hot; iieres7are entertained
thai the wounded man will recover.
The Elgetield Advertiser says:
On: W cdncsday. the 2lSt ult-: the
dwelling Of Mrs. Robert Ramho, 4 lady
living in the nrishhorhood of kirksey'S
X B,ad< was burned to the ground. with
farni.G-e. provisions. and everything in
fact which It contained. Loss estimated
at 81 800. No insurance. And on Mon
day night laSt, We regret TO state, the
dwnsias.. kitchen and s,aoke.house Of
Ar,emus lInl<on. Esq. were entirely
eons,iaset. Ms llolSon was not insured.
and his loss is said to not less than g,
oO0S-~->,S =
The Lausensv;flc Herald says:
The gin house Of Dr. John 4. BarkeS.
dale, with about seven bales OF cotton,
sni n large amount Of cotton seed. was
burnt on the afternoon of Wednesday
last. The fire occurred while the gin
was running. and is supposed to have
been caused by match accidentally
dropped in the cotton, or placed there
by an incendiary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

STRANGE II TRUE-Str1nge and mysterious
things happen in this life, and go frequent arc
they as only TO excite passing exclamation. In
proof, let US ask how many Of our readers re-
member certain beef transaction alluded to
some time stree, in which good citizen con-
tracing !or share and share Of choice as we'll US
Indifferent meat continued 2lt the while to re-
ceive the so:riest parts and has erers.nce endea-
vored to .cordrct himself in accordance with the
precept ''do unto others" uutii one Of his ac-
quaiutanccs ia attempting in his usual frivolous
manner, which he iuhcrited from his fathers,
and by the-way the Whole family were ikem ise
addicted, and. from that time to the present.
which covers period Of several months if not
years has invariab y followed the strange custom
which in any her country and under any other
governmen. than the best the sun ever shone up
on. would enttle him and his ro,terity to raEik
with many who Lave gene before, and for which 4,
Notwithstanding the advice of numerous friends,
and dear relatives, lie has continued TO practice
with wilfu!ncss absolutely startling. aud which
is calculated to excite wonder and awe, that in
this nineteenth century men are found 50 devoid
of reason and consideration not only for corumu-
mites but for their own families. who are depcn-
dent upon them for support. We would not have
alluded to :h:s me auclloly affair. but that it is
our duty Us Journalists to make an expose Of ali
thugs as tiey, happen, and We sincerely trust
thai the moral which lies at the bottom may be
productive OF lasting good to all those who are
like-minded and persist, to the Getriment Of
their leightors, in pursuing the same course.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
The Rev. W. ". Hicks.

Bro. Rude of the Lutheran Visitor,
published at Columbia, says that the
Rev. W. ". Hicks has been dismissed
frow.Se Evangelical Lutheran Synod to
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
Lest there he some doubt as to uha,
portion of the Church South the Rev
= DR.. has been turned over to, We state
that it is the Georgia Conference, and
not that Of South Carolina.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

Ezg OUR YOUNG TOWNS.
man, Ira B. Jones, is the agent here for ''Al>
lens Chemical Compound Soap" md will
furnish "righ,' TO make the snme to any
person for 81. lie has thoroughly ard salts
fac;orily tested this compound and pro-
simple, powerful, rapid, eff1cacious and en-
tirrIy uniniur;ous 10 fabrics For $3.50
enough nf This compound can be made to
last an ordinary fanny one year. The labor
attending the old manner of washing is di-
mini>hed rhrce-fourthS the tiUe, and the
clothes rendered beautifully white and clean.
Economy, SENSE and progress say TRY it,
Dec 81