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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-08
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Es2F UNANSW ERABLE AR
GVMENTS.-E.:abi>l facts arr silent argu-
men.s which neither pen nor tongue can shake
and it is upon established facts that the reputu>
ton OF HoStester's Stomach Bitters, as health
preserving elixir. and a wholesome and powerful
remedy. is based. When witnesses come forward
liz crowds. year after year. and reiterate the same
statements in relation t. the leueca ai effects Of
a medicine upon themselves. dSbeliefin its efca-
cy is literally imp .ssblc. The credentials Of this
uncqnailrd tonic ard Alternative, extending over
i le. :oG OF nearly twenty YEARS inc udc udivid-
ualS OF every class. aud re>iden ts of every cline.
and refer 10 Tie most prevalent among the Gems
plants which af!i;ct ard harrass the human fani
ly. Either Il multitude Of people. strangers 10
cGch other. ilarc annually been seized with in
sane and rptiyrle>S desire to deceive the public.
for lio>icterS Biters. for no less than fifth ofa
century. have been affording such relief TO suffer
ers. from indigestion. fever and ague, bliouSness
general debility. and nervous disorders. as no
other preparation has ever impaired. To-day.
while the eyes ofthe reader are upon the$e lines.
tens o! thousands If persons ufbOth sexes are re-
lying upon the Bttrrs as sure defence against
the siitncn,s which the present Senson en- grnders.
and their confidence is not misplaced. The i cal
potions which interested dealers sometimes eu-
dcarOr to fo;St upon the sick in its Stead
eTywhere meeting The fate that is due to fraud
ard imp"stue. while the demand Tor the great
vegetable specific il coust1utly increasing.
Feb. !. Sim.
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SE 2EIFTS SALE.

81 >rnlrv wri.s cC F:cri Fscias to me di.
r.c:c,I. vii sci II NcN!'r.ry Coar, House.
Oh lr First Mo"l,v IN H.rch next, ,hs
following property, viz:
Ahou, ISM lbs. seed cotton. Levied On
A. ia" :,r";"r'y "i D. Il. iHcrts, at the suis
Of ilrnrv ll:."..crc. II
lr, acres Of land, nin!c or ic-a, bouadsd
b.: n,i> o: john E;i.ar,i. john Riser, OF al
in ;!.r c.~" nf the Sac ". Fre,lenek 3.
Kin .r,., for TX. Il
6u acres of lan;!, more or less, bounded
bv !,,,Gs Of J..!t. Calm IN and others. at tie
suit Of the State VS.. Myram Clinch, for
Tax n
60 acres o! land, more or less, bounded
by land, Vi Anderson WertS, D. Livingston
and Others, ut III" suit OF the State vs. u.
D. kinard, fox Tx. Il
2o,, acr!s Of land, more or less, bounded
sy lands of Mrs L 4. Psysinser, S4nasa
chapman, ct al Levied on as the suit Of
the State W Margaret Kinar'l, for Tax. Il
40 acres Of land, more or less, boundee
by lands of persne.ia Bowers, 4. Y. Enleu,
ct al, at the suit Of the State, ct al 50. james
Wood. -
10 acres of land, more or less, bounded
hy Iando OF Jlrrci: Smith, William B;shop
It nj, at tic sat OF the State ys. Charlotte
i'rIs. r.
lOD acres of land, more or less, bounded
l.y lands Of E-'. OF Lofton Johnson, Jarrett
Smith. LcmurI Oxncr, ct al, 1T the sui: Of
the State W. Lewis n. Jones, Admir-, for
Tax. a
$50 acres Of l.nI, more or lcss, bounded
by lands o! Robert Lindsay, Mrs. Watkins.
Thos. Ncel, T. J. Lrpscomb. ]. Il. Williams
ct al, at the suit of the State vs.. Estate ct
J. ". Ropp, decd, for Tax. tE
Store Houses and Lots in the Town OF
Frog L.veI. bounded by Main Street, J. 4.
KibIer, David kih!cr ct al, at the quit es
Charles Beach Sims, survivor, ct al W!
Lansdo:: e. K;bler. Il
eO acres OF lnd. more or less, bounded
by lan,iS o. S..;ie Kinard, 6 G. DeWalt, ct
al. Also, = hpr-cs, COWS, 81 bushels corn,
mo7r o- l.ss, 5DD lbs folder, more or !sss,
,I,u>c"1lI ani Kitchen Furniture, at she
s:Ii' of L.nglom {. hibier Us. John ?. Ii.
usri, Jr. Il
Term. .s S..ic-CA-h.
TICS. M. pAYsINCE2, S. y. c..
f'..... (. i -.
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The ALDIN". for February. contains eight elc-
gl,t Illustrations. ~ flrw-: Bi!ic 1t il" Rfv-
c - D"rr: "ll,r George updyke: AS Hen
t,:l:!c eth her Chickcn< under Err " ms: "A
Wac-ta'i in Norway Larson; Tie Stoc::
C:li;i II. W. S:ii,.iHcc?; "sO,ymoeucc,' Le-
rrrX: 't'Hris'i:c Nils-un:' - he Modern .I"Sh-
ua'' Frank !irard. The cpo.ui iarty OF the A;dine.
Will! al! c'aSs"S and IL every section ~ the cum
Try can l,e readily appreciated by all who scan
il, m,.' i;rrGt pag'>. We are r,jrced TO learn
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.! its illustrations. together with tie liberal offer
OF an clc.alt oIl-chT0mo ''DGckS'I to every
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Special prospectus and cIrcu!art0 those wish
III. to CANVASS or ge. up cabs wi! be m iisd on
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Feb. s. 6-l
Columbia 4 Augusfs 4. h.

SCPERlNTENDEETS OFFICE.
coLUNBIA,S ) G., January II. lSIl.
On md after SUNDAY. January u, thr frs-
senger trai,,s over 'his Road WAL run ~ follows
GOING MORT No. 9. No |.
ARRIVE LEATe. ARRIVE LEAVE
Augusta 600 pcI 500 am
Columbia HOS pm I! % pm IL 81 pm l.03 pm
Winnsboro 1.25 am l.z1am 81! pm s.3I ;'ra
Chester 2.5G am 3Jv am 5.0I pm 5.lJ pm
Charlotte $50 sm 13'pm
CONC SOUTH. No. !. >o-2
ARRIVE. leave. ARRIVE. LEAVE
cSunbia tIS1ta 2is I; pm pm 2es pm Il 21ssn am
Winnsboro II s. attn l .55 IN ll55 pm H.. s pIa
Chester 1!.2J am l. 22 aW j. q pR 3 pm
Charlotte so ain 81 pm
Going North Both No. ! aud 2 make close
daily connections At Charlotte for New York and
all points North aud East. Passengers leaving
on 2 on SATURDAYS, will 10y over Il hours at
Richmond.
Going S"nth.-Both Nos. and make close
daily connections at Augusta with trains o! the
Georgia and Central Georgia Roads, for all
points South. South vest and West.
Through Tickets sold, and Baggage checked to
all principal points.
j. ". SELklRk. Supt.
E. Il. DoRssT: General Ticket Agent.
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STRAY MULES.

SErAyci or Stolca from the residence Of
tie subscriber OF tie night Of the third 10
<tant, TWO MARE ECLES, about eight
Years old. Uac !igh, bay, si;h hair
rough in the face, resembling scratches;
and the o;!Irr lick.
They are bo;h somewhat above medium
-;Ze E:;!:c<. " cY last heard from they
"crc near M;. "!!!:n: i'll EIscitld County,
and were apparently making for Charlotte,
Aorih Carolina, from which place they
were Brought 20 Ridge, $. C., about year
ago.
~il! pay liberal reward for their re.
cov"ry. ANY Information concerning said
Males Will !'c thankfully received.
Address the subscriber At Ridge Spring,
:. C.. l.. Y. RUTLAND.
Feb. |, 5-ot
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Ml<ErLY AHCuoMrE. old man
rf.n.d Ira NILS WAS lately burned to
death in cave "car Utica, New York,
where hc had lived for tii,,v.riSht years.
lie lad once been clergyman. His
worldly goods consisted "t five cid COFFEE
pots. seven lanterns, three axes, Skl'lrt>,
pans, hoes, scythe>, horse SHOES, nails,
hammers a"d .crap< Of ohl iron, with
which be decorated his cave. which lay
at the top Of hiil near the lovely city of
Utica. He WAS great reader OF the
Bib;r. and tcok remarkable views Of hu-
man life and transactions. He was 4
mi>cr, and gave one of the most re-
marNalle reasons on record for rot col
lcc,inw 81 coo that was due II him. He
said he was afraid 70 coll. CT them, as he
might receive counterfeit money. His
age was serenir.s!X years.
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Iu:t4d :S:..tcs OF -i:a:ric.: District R
SbutI, rarolina.-In Bankruptcy.
N TILE. NATTER OF S.MEEI. CnHEE


IN THE MATTER OF SAMUEL C0HEY:-
N pursuance Of an order 70 me directed
MS Assignee, will sell at the store Of said
Samuel Co!cn, At or near GlymphTille, Nes-
berry Go,n,tY, at public outcrr, on the
TWENTY-T.llRD OF FEBRUARY, at 10
O'CLOCK, Il e following Real E-tate: All
that tract or plantation Of land, containing
Ore Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres, be the
same more c. less, lying on the Road Lead
ing 10 Columbia, adjoining lands at this
time belonging 10 Willie Ruff, on the North
side, John Olympia, on the South side, and
on the Wrst side of the Columbia Road,
purchased by said Sanrel Cohen fros1
E2h-ain S'!her, Alrch 6th. 4. D. 1876
Rrcnrdrl Registers Office, Newberry Coua.
T., Book P. p, pages 81 and 90. Al-o al
that tract Or plantation containing Sixty.
-four Acres, more or less, lying on the Co.
lunbia Road from IIenderSon's Ferry, ana
on waters OF B.oad River, adjoining lands
at this time belonging to Ephraim Suber.
:. Cohen and John G!ymph, purchased
from F. Suhrr, October s, 4. D. 1870, a.
vii: more fully appear By plats which ~in
be exhibited At sale, made by E P. Jones,
Surveyor The TWO tracts above having
been incorporated into one, will be sold -
a whole, together with the Store and Dwell.
ing and all other buildings thereon.
\: the same :ime ami place, will soll al
the Stock in Trade, Cattle, Mules and othss
personally OF the said Estate.
Tcrms-Ca>h. Purchaser to pay Assigase
for papers aud stamps.
BENJAMIN MANTOCE,
Feb. s, e-3t Assignee.
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meets Ni1h the Blue R.!gc Railroad TO Wal
hn!la, :n': the S:ar;nnpGrg and "i"n HAII-
road. IIi- manv friends will rcg,rt that
more liberal remuneration and 4 wider iirld
Of operations has tempted E"!ohrl Do!A-
mead 70 leave Virginia. lie has been cou-
nec,cl viii. our railroads for more than
thirty years, wing, dul!ng T." time had
c';ar.. of The Richmond and Petersburg,
Chesapeake AMI Oiin, Virginia and Ten.
neS~cc, Richmond and York River, ard
Richmond and Dauv:llc Railroads, and carly
in the 'a'" WI: w;,< >"m; Wet by ihc Con.
'c,l.ra.c Government 10 take clrr." Of thc
Nc;:.p!,iS "nl O,io Railroad, a1d Tie road
iroG i;ps ing ti:c:'n 10 Nashville while
Grn .!Ibrrt Sidney John~t"n was ii cnil-
n;anA 81 III" form nI,tr. H. returned 10
V:r.::.a "::rr &c :.,I. Of Fer, Duu"l>nn, and
lis h.,m "u rlI. i:;,'!lHond and Danvllr
l. .i;.u"! Il III ,r-t"r!ry, when he left his
civ l"r rs az; t.''! Hf operations. His
rh":nl-ir an:i prarrc:i hnoM l''iS" in al! the
.!.ir..nr:.t,; Us ri:ihrrIir., ruH>iluc.i0n,
transportation, ::m,l n:nc!;n"ry Of railroads.,
:l.> "l"rr 60! ir"!.m"al i I'<rrrcd!y
i.i.lI ,n-lt:n' in ms profession, and we re-
:r,., i',4t his sc: vices hIv: been lost 10 our
Safe.
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sss4~ OTR YOUNG TOWNS.

man, Ira B. Jones, is the agent here for Gals
lens Chemical Compound Spa?,' ind will
furnish "right' to make the same to any
person tor 81. He has thoroughly and salts
ftct0riy tested this compound and pro-
nouncrs it excellent. 1t is surprisingly cheap.
simple, powerful, rapid, cffichciou< and en-
tircly uniriurious 20 flhrics. For $50
enough Of this compound can be made TO
laSt an ordinary family one year. The labor
attending the old manner of washing is di-
nini~hrd tlIrcc-fourths the time, and the
clothes rendered beautifully white and clean.
Economy, sense and progress say Try it,"
Dec 81.
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COM M ERCIAL.

NEwBEERT. :. G.. February T.-f"t:on l3 :.
oLUMEiA. February 6.-Co;ton l3!.
,..vEEPooL. February G--Erening g.-C"tton
Closed heavy -u;'lands :: =: Orieals i 5:
~ 'es - GQ4 bales.
NEW YoEK February c. L. M.-Cotton Guiet
and weak. wi,!l sales ui 5.Wr bales. at Isl. Go!d
IL y.
CHARLESTON. February Cotton Gu!!-md-
ding !: : rec-;p > 81: sales %: stock S.. - ;.
AuGCsT. . February 6.-' otton easy-miiGlipS 8
=: sal;s t=:eS: :.c"irts J. s.
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r.,>>- IF YOJj DESIRE ROSY

s.3~ IF YOU DESIRE ROSY
checks anil Il complexion fair and free from
Plnpfe<, l}'orc'"S and Ernp,ipns, purify your
blood AMI invigola;r your system by taking
DR.. picrcc's Alt Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery. 1t has no equal for this purpose |,
nor rs Il REMEDY for "Livcr Complain', or
"Hiliorsuc>s," and "Constipation Of the
Bow..?>." Sold bv druggists. Pamphlct
seat free Ai,lrc,s Dr. L. '. Pierce, Buffalo,
y !.
Fol cit.
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4 Stock Of Clothing, Hats
GENTS FU2X!SE!NG GOODS
ULESS THAN COST.N

RARE OPPORTUNITY TO EMBARK
IN THE BUSINESS. 4 fresh and well Sc
lectrd stock of CLOTHING, HATS snd
Gents FURNISHING GOODS, together
with the STORE FIXTURES and Lease Of
one Of tho most desirable business stands in
the city Of Colunbia-propcrty Of the lsts
". J Eloke-is now offered for sale .. Q
sacrifice, in order to close the business
Parties desiring TO treat for the purchase Of
same, viii call on or address the son of tho
late proprietor MIKE H0KE-
Feb 5-If
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eSsgnDOOPS.SASHES.BLINDS.

" DUUItN. .oAollEso, DIN DN:
Mou'dings, &c.-Wc would call special at
tcntion 10 the advertisement in another col
umu Of Mr.. 7. Z. Toale, of Charleston, S. c.
Mr.. ToaIc is an extensive and successful
manufacturer, and there can he no doubt that
our readers would consult their own inter-
e>ts by corresponding with him before pur-
chasing goods in hi, line from other parties.
Feb. l, Sim.
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n15~ 5~NANY or TIE FINEST

and most interesting emotions perish forever,
brcIu>c % complex and fugitive for expires
SION. OF ;il thing, relating to man, his fec
inS> arc perhaps the most evane|ccnt the
greater part dying At the moment of their
birth. But while emotions perish, thought
blended in dction is immortal. Such will be
,I- list Of those cure hy the use Of the "Old
Carolina Biticrs."
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e.: PROMISE. LITTLE AND DO
El:ch.' This maxim is "xrmplic'l hy what
is c am'd f.: st:MrEi: BIrrEiss. the great
So.:;.,'rr i"ric /: : u"y r, commended as
ci' r~;:!I, i'ut is powers for guDI are Won
drrfIi.
Feb 6 CT
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SCRAPS

\ Prayer for 4 ncw'y married couple
Suffer 'iiiIc childrca to conc unto me.
Anna Dickinson proposes 10 give news
paper men that talk about her, Tit for tat
and Sol MilIrr Kansas editor, replies, 'All
right, Anna, we !! trade; here 8 your tat.
\ lazy MN is he who hoes his corn so
slowly that The sLadc Of lis hat kills the
plants.
Wan. locd Of wool today? We were
fn-c;d 70 answer hi, ,qu"stioa neg itiYcly on
Wednesday last, fnr.y-fivc times. Are crea>
tons words being cleared up? We might
.hink so, but that there is one individual &c;
out; SIX m n:t, ago hr promised Il load for
subsci pt;un, and has reiterated frequently
sincc. Hn: The c; clk of his wagon wheels are
nos heard in our nrighborhood.
We add TO the noricc made last week to
MieritcS, # an there be here, and they
contemplate the upward trip, that they will
please settle subscriptions before departure,
and leave their address, otherwise we will
n,t know wh re to send paper.
Il feel. said I:;n; cobh!cr, "that wax
weaker cycrT J.y All! that | AIN gradually
approaching n, cl'l only few more stitch
cs, and awl wi! be over. In heaven there is
rest for the ,Or; Awl my SORROWS shall be
hcccd" IIc thcn calmly brc.:thcd his last.
"Wh.r is Europe to AIntric? said
stump orator. go wha:! Whar is Eng>
Lnd? No wi!hr! They call England the
mistress Of the seal; but what makes the sea?
The Mississippi! All we've got 10 do is, to
turn the Mississippi into the nam moth cave.
ard lie English navy will be flonndering in
the mud"
It is true wisdom to speak but little of the
injuries YOU have received or the good you
have done.
LondoA, Feb The Times says "that
nothing so rxOrbi.ant is known in the his
tory of no :crn warfare. as BiSnarck'S
peace terms. The siege OF bcl!ort continues
Prussia has mad" another lcvec from the
..aulwchr, and 3nn,Dn0 men are ready to
march into France upon short notice.
The Wo;ld SAYS tie Conference granted
RuS<ia'e prctcn>onS. Russia yielded no.
thing. Turkey obtains 30 new guarantee
in attempt has been made 10 asSaS>iua;c
Trocirr: it resulted in the death OF Trochus
orderly. 1t is said that Buur!aki died Of
the wounds inflicted upon himself under
temporary insanity. No result. from the
Conference.
Drrm. the arnli>:i"r which is to expire
on the lgih, the armies arr al 10 hold their
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~ I>pysrEasiEI.:.-N No fnmily circle " com
pete w,.hou, Il y",d ringer. and how is that to
hc hrlIcG says unc. when no member OF the lam
lily has the g:it? There Is nothing ea.'er: u"
nj orcr to the store OF Mc.srs. Chick Chick,
and PURCHASE ont Of thc new Singer Family
Sewing Machines, the best machines made. II
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NOTICE.

TIE undersigned hereby gives notice to
all persons holding demands against the es-
;a,e of JOHN y. FLOYD, deceased, to pre-
sen; ;hr same forthwith to her attorneys,
A'>>r>. Fir, Pope & Pope, at NewberrJ
G. H.. 5. G. All persons indebted to said
estate will make payment o: the same 70
her said attorneys at once, and thereby
save costs. Tine estate will he settled at an
early day. AMELIA A. FLOYD,
.,'!n'S Est Of JOHN y. Floyd, decd
Feb !, 5-4t.
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Ok THE WAR PATn-T1c Hon. lu$cp!!
Crews, or Joe aS he is better known, pail
Newb,.rry visit last week. and we 10 not
feel fl.:crcd bit. and admit clndidiy. thai
we prefer his room anytime rather than his
company. He has committed rhc unpardon-
able sin, and VIC do not thak there is any
possible hope Of his ever becoming fiji fo7 de-
cent company On this occasion, not con.
tent with up-sctting the peace and quiet OF
Ills own beloved county, Laurcns. he comc<
here with malice atOrethought 10 irju'e New
berry, and II the same time 10 pockcta snug
little sum Of money, which we are to!d was
offered to him for l job y, cul;ar to the pres
cnt situation. We are pleased to state. how
ever, that it was "nrt for Joe" this time.
In the bitterness Of his feelings, it is told u.
,ha, be said Newberry should be mad. u
graveyard of yet. He forgets that only re-
Gently in g denial Of the charges brought;
against him in the "kcrrigan plug ugly ai-
fair" he sail he as opposed 20 all violence.
blood>hcd, martial law, etc., or he would roi
have given expression 10 such an ugly
thought. Perhaps he has discovered another
and quicter way Of cffecting his dreadful de-
sires III making Sewberry L graveyard.
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Tournament.

There will irc Il Tournament at Ncwberry
on Tie ih:;i OF February. Knights will re-
per, to Mr. II. Tarrant, at The Drug Store
Feb 5, G-it. JOSEPH HUNTER.
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TIE hight Way.

The Sumtcr Watchman gives the fol-
lowing as the result Of the farming op-
eratio!s Of Mr. ". \. james, residing
ac"r B..nnct;sv!lic. It ShoN S conclusively
" ha; caH be donc under proper manage
.s:cn;, and an improved system of cul-
,:rc, :.i.!y.! by wholesome application
t.! f,t;i:,z.r>:
". james calhc:c,! last year, from a
t::,: acre field al aggregate Of six
i!m.!rr,i af,! twelve bushels of corn, or
i:Gy on" bushels to the acre. This was
H. ;:.!6i::,I 10 q "";:;ierne>>" "f peas les
ti::",,G by kim n: six bn>hCis to the
a&rr. ::o.n which eighteen fine porker>
::cTe jr, Dsred for the S;nokehouSe, and
Ills riiici, COWS Strcamcd their rich car
?rut> vi t..i.k, to SAY nothing of the unu'
>va,;2 hcary crop of fodder gathered.
Tic land upon Which this corn, etc,
w&s na,!c. VAS such A., it is estimated
hy ". jamvs, would have yiclrlcd abont
thirteen t:I>';ciS to the acre, nithout fer
;i';z>.S; applied, were forty bushels Of
cotton seed aud tao hundred and eighty
:,oHuGS Of Peruvian guano to the acre.
The ia:.G waS u ell !rokcn and the ma
i.r.ic &" :,ut t;"wi, Two or three weeks
}rv,;cu$ 10 planting. The corn was
:a,l~i about the inth Of March, in
1o:S i've fee, two an!,a-halt inches
ara:t, w!tn distance Gf twenty ore In
,.i,. ,.D ,,,, ,n,, ,rl r,,;tive ;ri in It's
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$50

The NIX CENTURY Tor February Is re-
ccivcd. anG is con:c":s &-c Ga high s:a:l>
ard. Through SOME omission this no2:hi:
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-08

SALE-DAY Although the weather was in
clement on Monday last, and the roads
wrc;chcdly bad, from the late heavy rains
there was 40 unusually lnrge crowd Of per-
sons present. In consequence, there was
considerable jos.ling and not little confu-
sion and mixing up. Vast quantities Of flu
ids rpust have been used on he occa>ion.
as the ceases" were many. Oaly one acci-
dent happened that we learn; young man
forcing his way through crowd with knife
accidentally cut friend in the hand, but not
seriously. Another young gent pulled off
his coat anil rolled up bis sleeve" for fight,
but marshal persuaded him that II he pr1>
sisted he'd "fnl Jordan hard road to trav-
ell" Reason prevailed. Three darkics found
lodgings in jai! for violent conduc:, and fur
thcr depo#ent knowcth OF. \ stranger
might have supposed that everybody had
turucd auctonec. and that all were engaged
selling the property of the rest OF mankind
Never were so many ,aleS known. of horses
mules, furniture, groceries, truck, goods,
wares AMI merchandise.
There were important sales Of real csta'e;
among which the house and LOT on Pratt ST.,
of the late Dr. ThompsonS estate, brought
something over S7OG The academy grouuds
sold for 5000.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-08
South Carolina Railroad Company,

COLUMBIA, S. c., January IS, ISL.
on and after SUNDAY. the 22d instant, Pas
senZer Trims upon this Road will arrive and
eave as follows:
TRIM No ].
Leave Charleston at t.............. 80 u
Airlve Gt Co!umb!r at...-..-............. AZ 40 u
Leave Columbia at t.............-.......121 12 Is p n
Arrive ut Charleston uat............... at $50 a
l.eave Camden. Sundays excepted at . $50 n
Arrive ut kinsri!e at-.................... 1.2lpm
Leave kingYille. Sundays excepted, at 80 N
Arrive at Camden at. .....-............. 6.p a
The above Trains run in connection with VII
m irgton. Columbia aud Augusta Railroad con-
Meeting with Trains for Wilmington, North Caro-
lima. sid with Trains for Augusta. Georgia
making close connections with Nigh: Trains Of
Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad, for all
points South aud West.
Train NJ. 2-NIGHT Express.
sunday Night excepted.
Leave Chariest n .........T 10 p n
Arrive at Columbia ct. =. .............. $50 . -
Leave I olumolA at-.....-..-. ..W pm
Arrive st Charleston at...............-..645a at. As q
This Train runs in connection with Up Augus-
IA Trains, making close connection with Georgia
isailT"ai aud Central Railroad Morning Trains,
for all points South and West.
A. l.. TYLER. Vice President
5. Is. Pl,-kENS. General Ticket Agent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-08

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