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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-04
CAPITAL : Turned.

and with down grade Of seven miles. Tic
colored sisters during this humping, down
ward ride, we're Z sight to behold-they had
to sit and hold their peace, as weli as keep
their tongues close inside their mouths, as
otherwise portion of one or both of those
members -aisht have been bitten off in the
sudden jolts experienced. They looked like
TT martyrs, ard shock like
GREAT JELLYBAGs.
But we feel certain that before our "devil'
=: home mas gos this fa: in putting cur long
narrative into type. he has been vainly look
ing ont for Wha. :he shoemaker threw at his
wife
TIE LAST
so We will hasten il condensed style to graf
ify him, and just further stste tina: the last
mountain ride--;he Saluda ridge-and which
brought IS into the old State once more
was pleasant, though rough. At rapid rate
poirSctt's spring VAS pssscG-no time TO
stop-a few miles further cotton Was saen-
the first since leaving South Cazo.ina-and
then few ScaGcd, led biIls-how much like
home. But away We go, in hurry now,
for time and space is short, and reach Green
yilc at B. il time for supper. Three days
were devoted 70 rest. par: OF which was
spent a; good old Chicks, made memorable
b. Rye mush and other good things. What
host CT "reminiscences here crowd in, butwe
are forced to crowd them down. Strange coin.
cidence-Nr. W. B. Crowder took Us to
Chicks in crowded buggy, and conveyed
Us back to the arms and heart of mine host
Southern, who had almost to crowd back g
few starting tears, when We told him We
were about to leave for home. Pleasant
fellow. Southern, his heart is big and his
chickens lat. The hurricane ct Chicks or
Tuesday, which tcre Up trees, &C., We are
obliged to skip over, as we'll as many other
things. It's pity VIC have to stop, bu. it
must be done, so adieu till me meet.
NoTE-and we have met--somc Of you
and in consequence Of running daily scEed-
ule-fsst time-got one week ahead of the
weekly Herald. Better be ahead Of time
than behind, reader.
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iCoiumUia MON, 2lst inst

lis Homo. john Alexander, mayor of the
ci:" CT Columbia, will accep: thanks for L
corr OF the Proceedings 0; the Morse Memo
rial iee;ip:: Of tie citizens Of Columbia,
i:ci,, il the i:*?i OF tie l{ousc Of Keprescn-
satives, Tuesday evening. April 17;h 1872.
!: contains tie addresses Of D.. Laborde,
Hon. James y. Traiewcil, Judge 4. J. Viii
lari and Hon. D. II. Chamberlain, ard the
inisistog sstsssssdiags Of tIs City Council
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-04

The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
pithily remarks in reference to the war
o. the thieves:
"ll the half be true that the one wing
has said, and as they announce pro7ed
OF the other wing, and vice verss, then
may God have mercy on the people Of
South Carolina, for no power short of
the Divine can save :hem.h
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-04
The Liberal Reuuhlican Call.

The Chairman Of the Liberal Repubi-
can Committee for South Carolina, makes
the following call, with the reques: !oE
papers to disseminate. If there are any
Liberal Republicans in this County it is
tc be hoped that they will give attention
10 the cali, and particularly the young
and active men of that party, for the o.
portunity should rc; be neglected Of Or
ganizing at once,
GREELEY AND Hn0WT CLCRs.
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TEMPTING ROWS

ca every side, Gnd smelling very decidedly
cheeSy. One man is kept constantly ct work
in this room, and his duty is to handle hut
taste not. aud daily turn each cake and rub
iss greasy sides, to prevent anything like
mould from attaching. We arc pleased to
add here that we discovered, much 10 cur
satisfact;on, tia. our petite guide aal enter
taincr had been for scvcra! gears connected
with the editorial fraternity, u.:;: held posi-
ton as travelling correspondent for the y.
Y. Tins, ana which position we are salts
fed he flied with much ability. Falling
health, however, forced him to relin9uiSh
his profession and hence h. is now found,
almost cut Of from the outside world, Oh Elk
Mountain, catering to another Of tie appe-
:iEes CT man. M. Corne!i presented rs With
;cn-Douud+: b:ar.Ls tie earliest date, show
ing i; 20 be one Of ;he fist fruits Of This
years make. We shall teke il home. # the
sass aud tbe MICE as ::e Eugt: Ho7e! 8: &sbe'
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COMM MERCIAL.

N.wBERRY, S. c., September 3.-Co;ton III.
COLUMBIA, September 2.-Cotton Isl.
LIVERPOOL. September 2-Eyeuing &C o!ton
frm-upands lO1!; Orleans III.
Nav YORK. September q +. M.-Cottor-,
uplards 22i; Orleans 22s. Gold, l3!al3!.
AUGUSTA, september 2.-Co;ton quie:-md-
ding 49,.
CHARLESTON, September 2.-Ccston quiet aad
frm-middliug l9..
baltimore: September 2.-Cotton frIn-mid-
ding %
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-04

The EvgAI CAEoLrxIAN is 1T hand 20.
September and contains :. variety Of inte-
;e<lirg ara Instructive articles. No ;a7-
r.er should &c without this valuable month.
lv, and each number will s;rc him infor.
nation worth two-fo!d more ti;an the Whole
years subscription. Address Walker, Evans
& Cogswcll, Charleston, :. G., with q
enclosed.
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STATE OFSOUTHC CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY.


By James G. Leahy, Probate Judge.
Whereas, n. ". Houseal hath made
sui: TO ne TO sra"t him Letters of Adminis-
tra.ion, Of tie Estate and effects Of George
Il. Booze-, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish
ell and singular, the kindred and creditors
OF the said deceased, to be and appca: be-
fore ne, in tha Court Of Probate 10 be held
& NeHbcrcy Court House, or the llth day
cf September next. after publication hereof
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, i! any they have, why the SAID ad-
min;stration should nc, be granted. Given
under M hand this 26th day Of August,
Anno Doaiini, 1872.
JAMES C. LEAHY, P.JS.c.
Sep. 4, eS-2:.
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ROASTING EAR CORR,

cut from the cob, swimming il . sea Of
whey. The stirring is kept ~ until lcces-
sary acid condition is reached: which can
only be aScertaincd ty long and intelligent
observation CT the part Ct the operator. no
fixed rule having yet becn established to
govern either tie time o. condit;on-when
just a. this light tarn CT lime these corn-like
pieces Of curd must be ct once taken ont Of
the whe.:-, and drained and sailed, By an as
ccrtained ril!e tiiiG time, and ten placed in
the pressing machines. OF different sizes
ranging from 5 lbs. and upwards. At the
first pressing tic cheese :: in q thin cloth. so
as TO be readily drawn: it being for some
time too soft 10 be handled otherwise. i is
then cnveloped in baidaSe-|hich helps
TO make the hard rinG--anI then uudergces
another pressure. i:acs! days operation is
the same and about IS lbs. O? cheese are at
present daily turned out. There ere seven
mixers employed. After some moments
spent il looking at the stirring process ard
IN listening to The explanations OF the gen
tlemanly lessee, rs 10 that part Of the inter
esting operation, arc mos: Of which we re-
gret to say is forgotten, We were invited 10
the
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-04
Fathers ald Mothers.

Ifvou occupy these relations ncm'. OF arc
about TO do 50, study we'll your constitution.
fyou have acquired or Inherited Scrofu!a,
OF any disease which may be transmitted 70
Your offspring. it is your solemn duty to
eradicate i. Thousands Of children arc now
suffering from the effects OF poisonous dis
ca>e transmitted to them from ther parents.
TIE thought is ;;rriblc. You can save YOUR
selves mach sadness and >0iiciiudc, ~, your
dear little onc> much pain and unhappineSS
hy :he timely use OF D:. Tutt's Sarsaparilia
and Queens Delight. Il will surely eradicate
the taint from your system; or if il has a.
ready been entai!cd upon your Child, give it
at once. this valuable preparation and its
system! vii! be renovated and restored to
SoundncSS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-04

Cause.-The protracted heated term was
suddenly brought to an end or Friday last,
since which time Gres and thick clothes have
been quite comfortable. Cause-a 7iolen:
hail storm somewhere. We hope there will
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-04

New CoTToS.- Some forty or more bales
o! new staple have already come into mar
ket, realizing the good prices Of from II to
is cts. The business aspect is beginning
to brighten. Bring it in, re farmers, and
realize the adage that the early bird catch.
ee the worm.
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AGAIN At GRHENyiLLE

and comfortably disposed Of by mine host
House, which house we are pleased TO say,
is packed from centre to circumference with
ladies and gentlemen from the low country,
q gay and happy party, we'll FED and slept.
The S'Mansicn" is doing splendid business,
as it deserves. Over one hundred people sit
around its Widespread tables every day, and
arise happy and satisfied and sleek. Bless
the man @ao invented good hotels aud 70
tunI, joviul and efficient landlords. After
two days staging from AlexanIer's, we rest,
10 recover from the joting, shaking, pitch
ing and tumblins, which very nearly loosen
ed every joint il the body, and take up the
thread Of the narrative now, happily foT the
reader, almost at its end. At four o'ciock on
the morning Of Friday, 23rd, the numbering,
humping sound Of the approaching stage
was heard-,he romance of staging is fast
playing out: for only occasionally is .he
mellow horn sounded 70 amaken sleepy pas
SengcrS. and hollow ecnoeS-and quickly
springinS out of comfortable bed, and as
raoidly dressing, we were soon down, or
board, and away back to Asheville snd its
feas, and in few hours more fleeing away
in another stage. with two gentlemen pas
scngerS and couple of colored sisteren,
mother and daughter, with twenty-five miles
Of roughress ahead through the he: sun
shine
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MONTGOMERY, Co \. C., Sept. II, 1ss1
Dr. VIM. II. Tint. Il X l

DR.. VIM. II. Tut: II n
SIR-Pease accept the heartfelt than Il v
mother who was we'll nigh driven !.
pair hy the sad condition CT IN onl,}o''
Ny !ittlc boy has been afflicted with STSN.
ever since his birth, and after tryis 49,. (o
remedy that was recommended, as lti"t i'o
physicians had pronounced him pa5 gcnticmc!
:.ccitieutal;v heard OF your Safsapfaction ri.
Green's Delight. 1t was 50 highly
mendci that ccEcipled 10 try it,in the |;
must confess with very little faith. He ansta!
taken nine Of the bottles You sent me, ance " q
an happy il being able 10 say that he is al -
most well: and | believe by the time he
takes the dozen he will be perfectly restored
TO health. ile has gained flesh, has 4 fire
appetite, and nOw walk two miles 70 school.
shall always remember You with gratitude.
ANN ICRRAI.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-04

School RGsUMPT1oS.-We learn by letter
from Professor Pife. that the exercises of
the Female Academy will be resumed on
Wednesday, Sept. 25. Parents, guardians
and pupils will please take notice and be
ready when the time arrives to commence
ct the beginning of session ifpossible. See
cs-J
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HEIGHT OF 2,700 FEET,

and though moi an extensive building, con-
verts the milk Of IS COWS daily into cheese,
averaging l lb. Of cheese, Of very superior
ouality-said 10 resemble in aaycr a fine
grade manufactured in the mountain regions
Of Swilzerl and, accounted for by the high al
;ituie and rarity OF air-to every 10 los. OF
milk. The length Of time necessary TO con-
vert the milk, which is poured into large
vat, in perfectly new and sweet condition,
varies according to circumstances, and is, if
we remember correctly, from eight to tweu-
ty hours. The vat is heated By under fues,
and the milk aided BY 4 chemical preparation
Of pepsin, and KEEP: constantly stirred by g
wooden rake, soon presents the appearance
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-04

An Alabama negreSs picks cotton with Q
paraSo! elevated atc:E lcr esau:uu.
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DRYING Or CHEESE ROOM

proper, and tacrc sew fifty: hundred lhs.
O: cheese, Of various ages, each date being
stamped on the side, to guard against sell.
ing one too green: ;o- age gives them in
creased value in favor and quality. These
cheeses we're CT al s;zeS, end Icy spread cut
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But TIE LAS- MILE.

before reaching the Factory, is so rough, and
so suggestive Of tumblins over, that the
whole party are warned to truss to their own
natural powers Of locomotion. ard it is we'll,
for an unuchy plunge Of the horses, or the
accidental striking Of wheel against one Of
the numerous jutting rocks might land us
into the
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Good.

The Chester Reporter FLY puts the
question Whats the Difference: Loci:
at the 'Union' picture and then at the
other:
Ask the men who murdered Randolph
a"d Wade Perrin, end Louis Thompson,
ard hundreds OF other victims 10 ku
k!ax vengeance, 70. whom they are 60
ing to Totc, and every man OF them will
answer, Horace Greeley"
columbia Union, 2lst inst.
Ask R. X. Scott, T. j. Moses, Jr.,
Niles G. Parker, j. L. Neagle: L. c.
Carpenter and hundreds of Others, w;!o
by their plundsring and stealing made
tie hu Niux a possibility, for whom
the are goiag to sotc, and every man
OF ,i.en vii! answer, Ulysses s. Grant"
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MASONIC.
SIGNET CHAPTER, 70. Il. R.. L.. IT,.

The Regular Monthly Convocat;oa will
be held at the Lodge Room on Monday
next, 9th inst, ct the usr,a: hour.
By order Of the Vi. f. II. p
\. i. N.AZYCK, secs.
Sep. !, 3G-it.
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DESTINATION HENDERSON.

Arrived at nightfall, and found delightfully."-
comfortable quarters at the Hotel Of Mr.. c.
G. McDowcl's, and next to !lexanders, the
bes: house found since leaving South Caro-
Ina. Here found we the FIRST buttermilk
in the North Carolina trip. Charmed with
supper, the bed room contained two sleep
ing couches, one feather end the other mat
.rass, thereby aAording choice, was no less
inviting. Breakfast was in happy keeping,
and the nice Rye bread furnished by the
Madam, proved q treat indeed. We com
mend the
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LOCAL.

"NEssRs. GRIBpIx & HogENAH, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No. South st. Bal
timore, Nd, are duly authorized 70 contract
for advertisements at our contract rates. Adver-
tisess in that City requested to Lave their IA
vors with this house"
Our AGENTS IN CHARLEsTog.-The ad-
ver.isns agency Of Messrs. Walker, Evans &
Cogswell, represented by Roswell T. Logan,
Esq, is the only authorized agency for this
paper il Charleston.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-04

Tie bridge over Long Cane creek, Abbe-
vile county, gave way on Monday and
carriage fell through. The horses wrr,.
saved and 80 orc was Eum.
y@I feel dull GlrowSy, dcbi!;:irei. have
frequent heidache. mouth tastes badly. poor
appetite and t0Egilc co"fcH. vou go $,:acr-
ing t!OHi Torpid Liver or 'n:Io.:>:c>-. "nl
nothing vii! cnre y0u 81 s..?edi.- a::d ,,cr-
E:anent'y aS Dr.. t'r"rr.'> Go.,t>a ttc ::cal
Discovery. II.
Il IS ? fact which c..naot be doubted, and
ever s:Erc Geo P. Bowel: / Co., the New
York Advertising AGENTS, commenced bust
ness N ti;" advertising; agency Inc thcv have
cGntin&cd 10 Sy>;rI.l@;;2e ard thC business ~
expand. an,.t :: ilc Present :irNr evcrY ucIgS-
paper Grows ;!!c ii:l:l Is well rs it dogs is
own office. aA'j the icv!atiianS OF advertising
literature look upon these facilities Co.. yxpc-
G!ilnG and econom;Hng thci: work rs tie
>hec: aacAor Of tI.cir success -Davenport
Democrat. jr.
LONELINESS On THE THCrEAsE.-l mark
ed increase Ui female lurclincSS is the eye
Gclightin@ rc>vi; O: the immense popularity
which Haga" Magnolia Balm has o!Jaincd
among The ladies Of America. CompIrxi0ns
radiant with SNOWY purify and tirGed with
the lCse2tc hue Ct health aye commonly met
with whenever it is used. Fo: tic sallow
and TT :; hGesoalC spVearuac. UI tie face and
neck, which u;:c!',y cOuW,erJa;anccS the CT
fcct Of anv personal attraction the owe:
may possess, il substitute, that Gear, pearl
Ike complexion which is such q tr&nScer-
Gant charm in WDm2n. and renders the
roughc<t skin a> SOFT is Geneva velvet. No
one is mo- astGnisl:eG than the person
using il al the marvellous transformation
which it effects 10 these particulars. 1t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-04

ST. LCSL's CEURca.-Ey aDpointment
Bishop Howe will make his annual visit to
this Church on Sunday next, Sth inst. when
the Com munion will be administered in the
morning and the Rite OF Confirmation a.
night
CNMP-MEEG1Se.-The camp-mee;ing held
IN the ncishborhood Of Mr. 7. Y. Wicker. Of
Pomaria, and which broke up on Tuesday
week last, was, we learn, 2 happy one
About fifty we're conver;ed) aud i large aum-
Der added 10 the Churti. There were some
eight or tea preachers present, and aroug
Shem, Presiding Elder Mood, and the KEYS.
I.P. Ayant, Mark Boyd. !. \. Mood, J. d.
Lawton, Counts, Murray and Whitaker.
We learn that 7 few members Of the MctEo-
dist church in this town together with those Of
the Chapel settlement, are making efforts to
get up meeting Of this kind, TO De lcli
sometime in November. at New Chapel.
The OLDEST INHABETANT, probably, Of this
County, is Mr. WIN. Rochester, now living
in the ncishborhood Of Jaiara, ami wiki
WHOM! wc A&d the pleasure Of :: shcr: talk
or Monday last. Mr. R. was in town toc
the purpose of getting his petition signed
soldier in the %a- Of 1912, that he
might receive his pension. Although he
will be 81 years OF age in Marci. next, he is
hale and hearty, with good memory, speaks
Of things Ct ycre in the good old days with
remarkable QnicKness ard ease, can walk
briskly and chop wood, and take him alto
gether he is better shan many a younger
man. He says he sonnet ines feels unwell,
and don't know what 70 attribute it 10 bu:
that he is growing 4 trihe old. May ne
!iyc NAM years TO come.
THAT Cow.-Some month or SO ago, the
Quid Nurcs OF Mclohon Row were very much
troubled in regard to jumping COW owned
by distinguished member, known and
styled before the war as Coppocock. Mr.. c.
her, but as she was as bad as the ''cow which
jumped over tho moon," and rot so good as
that of the "crumpled horn. his efforts for
long were unavailing. He might have sold
repeatedly and long before he did, but being
strictly fair, the animals jumping propcnsi-
ties were always mentioned, and purchasers
were in no hurry 10 jump at Coppocock
keow. Atlength 10 the relief Of hIoIlohop,
where each day the merits and demerits of
the COW were dilatcd on, 4 purchaser appear
ed, and trade was effected, aa1 C's heart
made 10 expand. The COW was actually sold
as was the man who bought her, may be.
Some people yet are in ignorance that c.
made the sale, and he being exceedingly
anxious that the fact be made known, We
make this mention to satisfy him. He leaves
in few days for New York and q market.
and will take this notice with him.
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MIDDLE OF NEyT WEEK,

and make an epitaph necessary. Tive Of the
gentlemen therefore led the horses, while to
US was assigned the pleasant duty of escort
ing the ladies, and with these precautionary
measures we !oiled up through the broihHg
sun, stopping to blow and wipe our stream
ing brows at all the little rests on the way,
till about twelve We
REACHED THE CHEESE FACTORY,
and were warmly welcomed By the lessee,
Mr.. Wm. S. Cornell, Northern gentleman
of agreeable manners and education, and
practically conversaDt with his business Of
cheese making. Dir. Nick Wood6n, of Ashe-
vile, gentleman cc large means, we are
told WAS the pioneer in this enterprise, and
to his intelligence and business activity is
this County indebted for this development Of
one Of its many resources. The Factory is
situated on q level clearing at I
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AGITATION APTER LEI.

Il was near ten ere the orchestra arrived
aud got into tune, brt the lost time Yas
quickly made up IN extra animation. How
thcr did dance! Friend II. found the key
in time, ana was dressed up for tie flooI: Sc
was the 9allan: Major, ard Doctor With
:;:e longest !ess--what legs that man has!
what capital pair Of tongs he would make
ard perhaps It was those unusually long
members which threw Miss y. down, tiislo-
Gated her waterfall. and Gid other damage
We only know that some one did il. The
bail was TOO much fo- uS-particuiarly the
music. We went to bed ct eleven, but sleep
was ous of reason; the orchestra were mas
tc.s CT tie situation. The farther C from
home, the worse the fddling-hereafte- we
shall say but little OF our own brass band.
The big fiddle on this occasion seemed to
have scTerc attack OF b!act. yomit, end
t-roarc,l d;s,na!!y : s:ind Of &c, re, vu, VI,
and reDnat, only being up to two notes.
while the :i:tle fiddle soueaked in, over, TN
Ger, through and out, the whole 8 discord
which would have driven ole Bull TO seek
the lowest depth in the French Broad, and
pagauini 10 climb the highest heigh: OF
3iacl: Mountain. 1t stopped at one O'Clock;
nc went 10 s'sep. il company with nos: Of
heas-thc Oil Eagle IS full CT tteno-anG
awoke in time 1or breakfast and tne stuee
for a!cxanG"r'S. The start vas made ct
eight; yo2r correspondent snd tho interest
ing widow in the lead, wbi!s behind followed
arosiG handsome stsge, whose gaily prer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-04

MALE &C ,DxsY.-Wc take pleasure in
noticing the opening OF the Newbe7ry MSis
Academy, on Monday, 18th of Sept, rnder
the auspices Of Mr. ". G. Brooks, gentle
r.aa highly spoken Of oa Q teacher ond dis
cipiiracian. Get ready boys, and parents
gee .hs: they arc ready, nothing Ike cor,-
inencing at the opening. Youths from
abroad can obtain gcoG board near tie
Academy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-04

The Rev. J. /. Bonner, President CT tn.
Due West Female College, ~i;. acceP;
thanks for i copy Of the annual catalogue
ci this popular institution Of oflea:ning. The
number G! pupils during the last session
Was ove7 one hundred, C. proof that tile
college is held in high esteem. We would
oe pleased 70 notice several interesting fea-
lures embodied in the catalogue, out our
limited space prevents. Any one wishing
information wi! oe furnished with copy
on application 10 the Rev. J. ! Bouce:,
Due Wes:, 4btc7;ue p;sl.
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CoTToN STATESEET.-We are Indebted 70
lIr. John A. Kipard, loading CLERK Ct
the Rail Road Depot, Newberry, fo- the in
teres,ing information, that from Sept. ls,,
1871, to corresponding period this year, one
hundred and e;ghty-si;. thousand and twen-
ty.eight bales Of cotton were shipped from
Newb berry over the G.eenYi!Ie s; Columbia
Rail Road.
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MCDOWELL HOUSE

20 travellers, as place where they Tii sure
Is get their moneys worth. AS further in
ducement we will add that this gentleman is
not only 9 good christian, and serves MS
lrcat with "grace,' but has five intelligent
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