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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-13

PETERSON MAGAZINE for December is
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than 4 hundred noveletS and original stories
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| To the person getting up either of these Clubs
an extra copy is given as q premium, and
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The Columbia Carolinian.

Mr.. W. H. McCqw, who has been for
the past ten months chief editor of the
Columbia Phoenix, has accepted a like
position on the Carolii,ian, aud carries
with him a we'll. deserved reputation as a
forciblc, active writer and sound reason
er. Mr. McCaw, though quite a young
man, gives evidence Of an experience and
tact IN journalism which will soon place
him in the from, rank in his arduouS
profession. We congratulate the South
Carolinian on the acquisition Of so val
liable a coadjutor, and wish proprietor
and editor ali the success possible.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-13
The South Carolina Ball.

The annual 6a'l and supper 6 iven by
the South Carolina Club, at Nickerson 5,
Columbia, On the 7th, was a grand af-
fair. TIE correspondent Of the News
mentions as among the brilliant par'y
Miss K, aud Major {. II. s., Of New.
bt,ry.
II the absence Of President Hampton,
Vice President Y. J. Pop", presided.
At the annual meeting Of the South
Carolina Club the following officers were
elected:
Presiden.-CoI. Y. J. Pope, Of New
berry.
Vice -PrcsiGentS-R. G. Bo"ham, Edge
field; Allen Jones, York |. E. LeComtc,
Richland; Burwcil Boykin, Kershaw !;
}. G. Holmes, Jr.. Charleston.
Treasurer Il. Crawford*
Secrelary-N. Z. FiSacr*.
*Rc-eiectyd.
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From the CarolMian.
NrwBERRY, S. e., No:. $. 1872.

NEwBERRY, S. C., NO". 5. 1872.
Dear Sir: st the late ei"ctinn in this
county, James F. }. CALDWELL, Esq. re-
ccivcd for Congressman at Large. eight
hundred and sevcD,y-foar (ST+) votes,
and WIN. H. McCaw Tor Congress, from
the Third Congressional District, re-
ceivcd eight hundred ard cigEty.nine
(SS9) votes. This was i:tcnded as a
compliment to these gentlemen, but on"
paper here has failed 10 notice it. y.
We find the above in Inc Carolinja;,
and give II a place for the benefit of * :,
that he ulay lose nothing that pub
licity o! the vote HAY afford. Tie wrl-
ter We know not, bHt as he tries to ;DHkc
much out of what anv other man would
consider small mat:cr. We hc2c lie
has succeeded. We gave the result
Of the electioA--psr;,e< elected judging
that sufficient, ard had 10 jhoYgAt that
complimentary notices were lonkcl for !;
and in Justice to the gentlemen named,
we still believe they asked for nothing Of
tle kind.
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The BgRMIGG OF BOSTON.
HOsr0N. NGv. 10.

HOSION. Nov. ~.
Ar a1.rrc of FIRE v,s sr,,,rdrG about : 20
;a>, ,,;n;,. G,,I,rn, t,v = ,ncn,,,1 third and
fcrr,;, ala,,n in ra,;d .rrcc,>icD, The first
enorr ,cos hardly m The pround wbcn The
ao,pas b,.rct for, ,,,a f,r-,b story. of thc
orori:a .-oro - -bn corner of Snronpr md
KinS,,n strao.s-wrolcso,n lrv coo1s' horse.
flames following The elevator, and was first
seen under The Mansarrl rooE of building.
The flames soon reached the M:usurI roofs
Oh the nrpo<itc side. far bcvonL the reach
Of thc engines IN loss than ,bir:v ,uiuureS
thc rbo,c c;.v IN n,,.. ,,:.,.ct;on w.s ~ rhe
,ro.,,. or ,ho f,o. r.,,:,f, Io.,,oa ,ro,,, roo.
90 ,,,. nn,. .,.,.... d,,. .<oo.., ;,,.,.o ,f,or
on,.brr ,,,,.,n,ni,.,i T;,r r,,r:... .ns f.n
q, rho s,r,...t ua,;;n,, ,nrr, i,,,,,:.,bfa :,
nine o'c,,cL Sunday IL, .;r. -, ,.ecs. on
cine> ,r,. driven i ~, fr(r, s,,to., e., >-,;;,u
Granite h,,r';> vv..jio. 1.;,. s;.,;f - frog.
mems, and a:c ;.u.'ca nc.o.> The Streets
We ar. blowing II . hi ,diuc> np ,iu.tuil and
Counrcs> s;rv,.,, 20 check 1l,c 4 ,,,,s Bccbe's
block. the fiu,.f ba,jDcs, ..,u,.t.n. in the
ci.y u,2s hnrrr:i. S,i,y.; :. r,on. .r;Iy IT,,
thr ~, ;,. :. yo,., ,.,,;..
limo ,c-,.. -. >or,.. ,;.;r,, ,ho s;o,.s or
Dryor<,;,o ,rrc., r...-v h;,,,1inr !, no,r
bcatc., 10 III. y;r.sc Of sac,:;,,r:,:> ronbus-
tiou and ca;cn like finder l.aGo,jur .y-
| pIoSions arc constantly heard The trne-
ncnt houses 1T tie u.,,sr end Of Federal ST.
have now caught. Crazed women are dashed
to ard flo viii: clothes. bedding. &C, in
thei: arms. The wool houses on Federal st,
caught ncx,-thcy were crammei from ccl-
lar 10 garret The paper houses came next.
| The Frccdnan's National Bank went in IN
hour later The National Bank Of North
America went ~ midnirht. rhc loss yas cs.
,ima.cd at 800 900, 900, Several Insurance
companies must Succumh.
Later-Th:cc square miles have been
bulned and the fire is still raging. The fire
has reached dimensions tilt simply dcfv any
description. The people OF Boston trd
themselves in danger OF their lives: the ;cSs
| OF houses AMI propcrtv is now scarcely
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-13
Ander-on County Fair.

We learn fro!a the Intclligencer that
the late Annua: FAIR Of the Farmers AID
Mechanics Society of Anderson County,
was decided saccess, and We are pleased
to chronicle such fact The excellence
of the articles AID superiority of STOCK
exhibited on the occasion were part!cu-
larly gratifying, ':hiIe the general inter
est manifested, rs: only by the citizens
of that County bol Of those surrounding,
made the Fair VIVA: all hoped it would
be. Ths premiums bestowed were large
in number a.d valuable. Success to
County Fairs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-13
The Horse Cortagion.

The malady affecting horse flesh, and
which has swept over the North with
more or less viIuieuce is slow in its
movement South and West, and Of Il
tniider type. The Affections is said to run
its course in ten days, and readily yields
TO good and prompt ,reatrn"nt-the aEl,
mails being !ald up during their Illness.
The disease has reached Charleston,
as the following extract from an article
in one Of the city papers will show
~. the Citadel there are seventy six
government horse, and fonr mnleS. All
of these animals are or have been sick.
the disease having started n the rigit
of the line and swept like wildfire thro'
the Who'll. stable. About one half Of tie
horses are now sick, AMI four of III, Sc
are in very bad condition. They all
have hard, dry cnughs, with prniu>e dis.
charges Of offensive master from the
mouths and nostrlS. The mc;hod of
treatincn: adopted, AID whi'.r has proved
very eficaciouS, consists Of washing tie
mouth and noStrils with cold wafer, and
.hen stcamins with vinegar. This is
done by putting hot brick into feed
bag, fastening it on TIE horses head, and
then pouring vinegar upon the brick,
causing the steam 20 rise up into the nos
trils. This causes sneezing, and rarely
fails to give immediate relief. Tar is
also kept burning in the stables. as dis
infcctant and preventive measure"
Although the disease has not vet
reached this section, it would nc well for
owners of horses to watch their stock.
The following recipes are said to have
becu successfully used at the North
4 oz. Spirits of Ha.,Shorae.
2 oz Tinctrre Of Arnl"a.
u pints Oh OF Hrnlo,k.
u plnts Alcohol.
Bathe neck and under jaws.
Also, ten QW drops i acon!: on
tongue three times day.
Simple OxyrncI, Cioney), 4 OF.
MendcreouS Spirits. ( III.
Good English Ale, { oz.
Swee, Spirits Nitre, oz.
This is TO be thoroughly mixe'! in 4
bottle and applied Internally. ti;rec t:nHc>
3 day. in adCil'ion to this internal al'
piication i'liSter ,'f tiDcture nf cantha
rides and ,nrpcntnc is S"'n"ti'n"< tourd
useful. This should be applied over
night, and the horse kept co1l a"d f:'d
Oh oats and 6ran, with a little AaX>"cd
mash
The following recipe has been Success
fully used in some Of the stables con
tanning valuable trot,lug stock:
Bandage the lirb> ana soak bandage>
with spirits. Rub the throat with tur-
penline. Mix small portinn Of i2ccac
and tartar cMctIc with m"la>SrS; put
few drops or the tongue every haif hour.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-13
The Presidential Contest

Resulted IN the re-eection OF General
Grant by majority over Mr.. Greeley Of
more than half million votes.
Had tie Government, with its power
and patronage, anything to do with the
success ofthe election?
We trust that President Grant may
find it compatible with his military
training, to 50 administer his great civic
trust, that a bright and happy era OF
local and national prosperity shall pre-
vail.
Those who deal justly and loTe mer'
will always find tha, 'the mild power
subdneS"
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The State Fair.

The gathering at toe late Annual Fair
OF The Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety, was as large as on ally previous
occasion, the grounds anu buildings be-
ing croNded with visitors from all parts
Of the State, and presenting seen" OF
animated anl fanciful!y dressed life only
to be seen at reunions of this Kind. In
some Of the departments, perhaps, there
was a slight falling of in the exhibition,
while in others there was better dis
play. The domestic corner was the
great centre OF attraction to the ladies' as
well as scntIvncn, and ,ae array Of arti-
cics such as delicious looking loares Of
bread, jel!ies, preserves, pickles, wines,
cakes and hundred other nc macs, such
as only the good housewife knows how
to concoct, were in endless variety. We
have ncTer seen 4 more tempting G!s
5lay, nor one which reflects more credi,
Oh the exhibitors. The fancy depart.
tAent was also we'll filled, and the display
beautiful indeed. Of the vegetable kind
there was also large and crcditahle Va
,icty. In mechanics and agriculture
there was much 20 give evidence of pro-
grc<<ion among our people, and that they
are alive TO some Of tie bcS; interests of
the State. The display Of live stock, TOO.
was better We believe than ever.
Among the number who received
awards, we fnd the following from New
berry:
N. N. Bnforsl, for pacing stallion :
Vim. Summer, seedlings. pia:.t>, &c; T..
). kc;tt, bul, brood mare and cpl,-each;
\. 5. ABRAMS, jack; Mrs. +. II. Epp>,
lar,i Mrs. 7. II. GaiIlarj, ha!r work !:
Miss $. Ga.ilard har work; D. {. STU
her, heavy draft horse; &. B. Tucker,
!:.:ht draft stallion, blood stallion, blood
u,arc>, brood mare, an! stallion exhibit
in. greatest mn,n5e" Of colt<-each j.
s Ii4i", saddle Rae; Z. IL. Epp>, bottle
ot o:':nm.
E.aurcns Cnunty--J. ". Watts, for
haIe wool, COW, hcife.>, - IS, meri
NO bScs, ekes and sanbs grade ewes
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STATE OF SoUTu CAROLINA, J
EXECErIN& DEPARTMENT. {

Executive DEPARTM E%T. !
IN cnniiuualcr Of an hDa0rcl Safe and
nnI Naionai cnsioTl, ::ad in gratitude 20
Almighty Goa, tha a:t:,pr Of oar being.
AMI the g;ver q: every good aud pcricci
gilt, Ter thr ;naniiail blessings voucil>,i,'d
20 Us during thc year which j. POW drawing.
~ Il close, #nr! n conformity with the re-
co::inIrudaticu u: Hi Eyc2l!"Wry ii" Pr,'~i.
dent OF Ihr Uaiir,i states, |. npilcr' X
Scott. HuvrrEur ol tie Sat" ct South
Carolina, do hereby apIoin: THURSDAY.
the 2S!h Gay CT November, as i d,y o.
general thanksgiving and prayer; AMI !
recommend tI:at >uSDcnG;r% ali crdinai Y
business pursuits, tic p"ODc Do th"m
assemble in their reSprc:i:,H p'."- of wnr-
1;,n, AMI u"i.c as viii! On" heart III tli''
joyous r",.dit:on Of rra;cr alI'I praise 10 thu
Mighty Lori Of liuS!S, tor His Continual
AMI nnt:iijng lGYt towards lis rs u State
:n.i NHtion A< Tic auiua:n leaves fall? r"
r.in::ing Is tn; the harvest u! lie ap.
proac;c$, nay We, with grt;iu'i" for !nan:
mMlrr>"r'rd tfHS-i!i->, and i:h genuine.
pr;!i,curp for our <n*, h;i:IN:y imp!orr
the continuance OF Iii: ~ni.!alc" and pro-
lection, and MD rs in iii" discharge of every
Grty to ourselves. oar ir,!owmcn, and our
Creator
IL virtue whereof, have h"rcaHto set
my hand and caused tn" G:ea: Seal
o. the State TO he affixed at Eoiam-
IT, :. bia. this, the loart daY Of November
\. =. 1872, aud in the ninc;y-s"reni''
!c,:rot 81: independence of ;hc United
States Of America.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
+. L CsEpozo, Secretary o. State.
Nov. il, 46-I!.
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y II WsRERR1, S. e.
Wednesday, November 13, 1872,

The majority Of H. l. MCGOWAN. ESQ,
(Eor Solicitor Of 7,h Circuit,) over his
opponent in the Counties of Laurens,
Union and Spartan6urg aggregated l24S,
but the majority against him in New
berry, of l34l (RadicaD was not to be
overcome.
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Right and Proper.
overcome.

Greenville is to have an Agricultural
and Mechanical Association. This is
right, every County should have such
Society. The times demand it, and only
those people who are asleep as to one of
their best interests overlook the nece>Sl'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-13

If there be reader of the Herald who
is not yet in possession of the nelan-
choiv fact, we take ,nourrful pleasure
in stating for his information that Mr.;
Greeley has been Overwhelmingly beaten
by Grant, and that the figures are enor
NOUS, but not enough to scare uncle
Horace, VINO goes back 70 his farm aid
paper like true philosopher.
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS,
GENERAL ORDINANCES.

GENERAL ORDINANCES.
SEC. 81. Be it ordained By the Town
Counc! Of Newberry. and b: the authority
Of The same, That the Retail license Of spirit
Gus liquors for :hc present year shall be Two
Hundred Dollars; and be il further Gr'!anci
hy the authority aforc said, i;a; The Qnart
license shall BE- One Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars, ani thu, rhr spiritoas liquors sold uE-
der said quar-: license shall not he IIunk il
the hou>c IL which the sam" is sold. Per-
sons violating ihe>" ordinances o. any part
OF the >ant, .hai, he >ui,jcc; 20 4 pcr.1i!v ut
moi NOR. than Fifty Dollars, nor less than
Twenty-Five Do:srS.
Given unirr ny hand AMI the seal Of fhe
Town aforesaid, TIC lltn November, 4. D.,
1872. ! =. pool,
In:endant, (L.S
0. L. Sci!ump"r', Clerk /. e. y.
Nov 10 i6. 81:
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Estray Cows,

TAKEN from negro man, on Wcdncs-
day morning, Nov. i, rwo Cows, which il is
Supposed had been >:oicn, the circumstances
bein. suspicious.
One Cow is red aud white spotted, will
wilt" heart III iorrhcAj. right ear marked
wih slit and under bjt--ani yonnC. The
oil."r is :. red Cow, With white betty, Star
in forehead, ana car marked with l!..it crop.
The owner of said Cows will come lcr-
ward ana prove right to sairc, pay cx.
pcn<eS and take possession within fifteen
days, otherwise they will lie sold 20 the
highest bidder 10 dc!rav expenses, and any.
thing over will b. kept in tgi:-t.
J. B. MARTIN.
Newhcrry, S. C.. Nov. ., '72-46-2t
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Two Thousand, Tive Hundred
and TWenty-FiEe Acres,
More or Less,

This land viii NJ cid in twert different
trac-S, as follows:
l. Home Tract, containing $40 acres, more
or less.
, Mil rracf, with lie Mil thereon, con-
tanning 4j acres.
8. Tract on ;hc North side Of Duncan 5
Creek, containing 2l0 acres, more or less.
! Church Tract, Containing 25G acres,
more Or less.
5. Ma;slis Tract. containing 176 acres,
more or less.
G. DillarI Tract cnn,.ining 1Sj acres, more
or les.
7. Goss Tract, containing 125 acres, more
or less.
S Law Tract, No. ,, containing 2i3 acres,
more or less.
Q. Law Tract, No. |, containing 80 acres,
more Or less
10. Mc"rackcn Trcr, containing l25 acres,
more o. less.
il. Virgin Tract, containing l*2 acres,
more VI !csS.
y. Grossly Tract, contsining 253 acres.
more or less.
These lands arc among the most valuable
lands in NcwrrtGy CnuniT, rs is shown by
the high npprai>cnI"nt put upon ;htH l.; the
Commissioners in Partition. The Homestead
has uE0n it all Necessary buildings, and is
beautifully situated and well Improved. The
Mill is onr Of the NOS valuable in HE State.
The %h0!c Tract, ana every Tract in the
subdivision is well wOOied.
The place has h2cn recently surveyed with
care, and Il Pit Of tie cDiie Tract, and oi'
each separate Tract in the G;vi~io0, is on Glc
in the pr"ba;c CCu:t, i: Union { H., and
may be seen during the week preceding TIE
Salc IN ihS Office, sud also on rhv premises
TER Us OF SAL:.-Onc-th!r,l III Cash,
balauc, or 4 credit Of Oh" and two years in
equal instruments, with interest from day Of
safe, >ccuied by bond wi:h app:o"ci sarctieS
and mortgage OF ;lc premises. Purchaser
70 pay t"r papers. II +vrln> OF sale are rot
forthwith Complied with. the land will be rc-
sold on he rcxt Succeeding Sllr-tay, 1t tie
risk OF tie ;Or:icr purchaser.
!. J. CARING ron, S y c.
Nov II, dit .3J 30
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THIS IS AS LaRt;E AND COMPLETE 4
Factory us there is in the South.
All work manutact urei 1t lc Factory in
This city. The only house owned and mar
aged by :. ;:jar0l!nian in this city.
~" SEND FOR PRICE LIST 81
Factory and Warcrooms. King Street, op.
po>tc Cannon Street. on line Of City Rail
way. Address,
GEO. s. HhCkER
Z o. Box l70, Charleston, 5. c.
Nov. 13, '72-46-1y.
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SALE; OF LAND AND
PERSONALITY.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY
OF NEWBERRY.-IN COMMON PLEAS.
william !. Waters rs adm'r, with will an
ncycd Of John Swit!cnhurg, against Nancy
p. Swiitcnhurg, and Others.
Pursuant to an order from the Court Of
Common Pleas, in he above stated case,
will sell, n public aUc;or before the Court
House 1T Ncwhorry, on the FIRST Monday in
December text, tie Real Estate o: .IOhn
Swiitcnhurg consisting Of Il !rac; Of land
living in tic County and State aforesaid, con-
tanning about
Three Hundred AMI Fifty Acres,
more or less, and bounded !:y lands Of Mar
tin " Suher, DR.. William \. William, :,
.!ohm l. RnfT, John N. GiYmnh. Mrs VI.
Glasgow, \ bert Spcarman and Mrs. CATH
crime Sigh, on the following terms, TO wiz:
One third % DC paid in ca-h, the balance
PAYABLE at twelve months, with interest
from the Gav OF sale. 10 be secured by the
bond Of the purchaser, with a. least fwo
good Stlrctic<, and mortgage Of the :anl
sold
And On Wednesday. the ith dav Of De-
rcmbcr. 1872. viii sell. n The late residence
nf John Swi:tcnburs deceased. Tie personal
estate of the said deceased, consisting of
One Mule.
OAc Horse.
Cattle,
Farming implements.
Buggy:
Carriage,
Household an.I
Kitchen Furniture. &c.. &c.
III, personally will 10 sold on i creIi: O:
twelve months. with iaicTc>. from day Of
sale. 10 i'c Sccrrcr! iy The note Of tie rur-
c!n>cr. with at Ec"S: two good >H,cticS-cx-
ccn. for SUNS Of arl under twenty-five dol
lar. which mus: Inc paid in cash The PM
chaser will he allowed, hove yer. TO pay AZ
in cash.
WILLIAM /. WATERS, Admir-,
With vii! annexed o! John Swi:teuburg. de-
ceased.
Ncv. II, 45-3t.
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SheriT's Sale.
SOUTH CAROLINA, NEWBERRy COUN-
TY.

jonathan B. Wcrts, J. WertS, rs. ". = crts
and George H. Wcrts.
By v;rtrc Of at Excc"tiou 10 lie direct
I'd vii! sell on tie FIRST Moneiay:il Dccen.
rcr rcxf, cmc tract OF land situated: in New.
berry Ion"'y, continuing Two Hundred a!:'l
Thirteen .!>rr>, more 0: less, and founded
~ lands of Jacob Crouch. Mi. kiEArt,
.:s;ntc OF >.i,ic WertS. and lands OF the
BLIZZARD chi,:rrn
Terms rI,i nrown O" G,y Of S::c.
mo- J. DARLINGTON. :. y. c.
Sheriff Office, Nov. !, '72-45-4t. ~
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By ;ir'nc Of :.n Execution. TO nr direct
Cd. IN ;he above stated case, viii rn"r for
sale, ut The toprr House. ou :;lic-':ry IL
prccmncr unxt. al he ri$!; o: lie former
purchaser. al. That tag! or pare; Of land,
living and hrin. si:u /" in :.iS GoHi:v and
State, horn.lr,! - lands u: } u. S:oc};'aan,
N"nry Dominica: an! Polly S'ocNman, co.,
,aiuirs Or" IEnu.;rr'! a"d Forty AcIcs,
mnr" rr less, lie property Hi ReIcccA Hair.
Terms Of :i,'"--rA;u.
J. J. r.iEEINGTON, ;. y. {.
No.. y. .iii--::,. tih
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Ill ;'rr iaH!> 81 3comg;"g 10 he I.>.a;a II
WASHINGTUN FLOY4, Grc'd, oi>:='iug
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PROCLAMATTON.

Newhcrry, S. C., Nov. ., '772-46-3t.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09
PLANTS AND FLOWERS

Ny stock Of Plants for the Fall Trade is more COM
pleie in al departments than before offer fine
Winter Towering Plants including Camelia Japonicas
IN bud Azaias. Roses, BOnvardias. Carnation Pinks
Prnroses Begonias. Geraniums Heotropes, Yariegat-
ed Argeratums, Gala Lilies Tube Roses. ETC. the
lowest prices.
FERSERIEs AND HANGING BASKETS on hand and for
sale; also filled to order have fine stock of FERNS
including about fifty varieties; also Plants varie
ty for Baskets. for ten cents each and upwards
DUTCH BULBs-A fine lot of the best imported Bulbs,
Including Hyaeinths, Tulips. Crocus. etc
Cut Flowers furnished and Floral Designs made in the
best manner Please call il you desire anything in
line, CHAS. D THAYER'S Greenhouses,
EoS DIV Ripley St. formerly Grout's)
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3aromare, Stitches, @e.

GTOVES, FURN ACES AND RANGES
~ The Modern Vulcan Cook Stove is acknowledged to
be the best in the world, the numerous premiums
awarded it will prove. For sale only at MURPHY'S
No. SSouthbrdgest. DIM o2
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notice.
Worcester, Aug %, lSI2. d3mF

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. = The
~ Estate OF CALEB TARR, late OF Wesboro' in the
County of Worcester, deceased represented nsolveut
The unders having appointed by the Probate
Court for said county, Commissioners receive and
examine all the claims of creditors against the
sad Caleb arr hereby give notice that the second and
hnal meeting OF the Conn issioners to examine the
Newton, in said WestborO' on SATURDAY, The 18th
day of October inst, at O'Clock p. NJ
josiah cHGGD6s, Commissioners
Westboro', Oct. 5, 1872 o3t os