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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-03
New Advertisements.
(loAL
COAL
GOAL

A. mAnJ Of my oustomers babituaiiy depoud on me
y inform them when 10 lag In their wlNTkR
that nos 4 the time TO DO when coal and frsiehls
rom Is. %-ss. y"ss.ai Sf aag Ss IN @ps qSiIs qiSias
s oertAlu that psrsons abroad need not expect coal
10 70 any lower this ooneumera therefore need
not hesitate 20 lsy 10 thsln stock now a. thsy will not
loss By 40 doing and mar b. greatly the sAiaerA"
have several ctTRoer, OF different klnda and slAes,
tbs arrival Of vessels, Al vofy low prices
sET- Dspots. 023 Iouisisna avenuei Maryland ave.
nue. and kiahih street souihuesti corner Ftfsi
ard y airests southeaati and wharf, loot q THIRD
stroat soa'hsAsL iel-Jt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-03

ss-"Uuder the provisions Of the act OF Con
Eress approved February 81, 1871, Territorial
Eorsrnmsnt was organised In the District OF
Columbla. Ia results have thus lar fullJ real.
lEed the expectations Of iis advocates. Under
the direction Of the Territorial oihssrs, system
ofImProvements ha, been inauEuratsd, By means
of which washington IL rapidly becoming q city
worthy Of the nations capital. The citlSons Of
the district having vOlubtarilJ taxed them
selves to q large amount for the Purpose Of con-
tributisg 10 theAdOTament OF the seat Of Gov.
ernmsnt, recommend liberal appropriations on
the part Of Congress, In order that the Govern
nent mar hear It's Just share Of the expense Of
carrIlas out a JudleiouH uystsm Of improve.
meuts."-Prssideni Grani't MESSAGE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-03
RY WIN. L.. WALL A. Cg;, Aaotionesr-
Mo- BOO and anl PennaIlYAnla AHenus.

SALE OF vALgABLE REAL ESTATE IN
In pursuance OF an order OF the Supreme Uouft OF
the District OF Colombia, passed on the 9Th dAg Of
MAJ, b71i In ueTtain oAuso In fquity No. 4ty,
wherein James ID. feAthergtonbAugh Aad others
uore oomplAinAuta. aud William ID. Matt was DO.
fsndant, the undersiKned trustee, Appolntt by do
In sAid cause Will esr for sale on the rIensss
on MONDAY, the 17ih dag Of June, lsia, At
O'Clock, D. m, all ths following describe piece or
parcel q ground Situate IL the sHid city Of WahpE
Ton, And bang part Cf lot numbered fye, (5l In
square tour hundred and eighty nine, N'S1 la the
original plan Of said city, begienins for ths said part
A. the northwest corner q said lot on slI street
I've t9Sl feet nd siI and halt tsT lnohs,, thence
with The sid lus twenty-five (2b) ieet and d 2
aud half (Bl inches 10 tho northeast oofnoT OF said
lot, thence due west with the boundna lne betwecn
lots numbered nVs and sE In sald square 70 The place
OF beginning.
Terms Of salsy OBO third Of the purchase money in
cash tho readue In equal instAlments In one and
two years secured upoa the property, or the whole Of
the purchase MONEY In oAAh, at the option ot tho
purchaseT A dspeiit Of $50 will be required on 40
osptanes Of the bid. oOnveyanoinE Ahd stAmpA at
IL tho terms Of sale arc not complied with in ave
DAYS from the day % sale the pTopslg may hs Ieaold
~. JNO. ID. moPHERSQH, Trustee.
=, W. l.. WALL a CO.,
my9I-oo4ds fstArl AuelloaeeTs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-03

RY, Y,O0LDWELL y KING; Auctiepsess,
. sylvAnia avenue.
On MONDAY, Juns 40, At 4 O'Clock, p. m ,wswl
soil 10 the highest bidder, At suetloa, 81 the hOoas 9u
Lot NJ. :, Of iubd!lsio1 Of land beonslnf 2 th.
Of Hon. !. T.. Blair Lot No, :, eontAiains Hbout 4
wAtoi cd and tg gbered, and IL within oueiourih Of
| mile OF silver Spring depot Nos. 2 and each CON
tain about 10 Aores we'll WatSred and timbefai. No
contains about ~ aoras, we'll wooded and wAtnred
Rnd In hiGh state Of ouitivatlonl borders on Hooh
creek aud naaT tho tsnnlDAtou Of tho soventh-strss
railroad, now In proRfess OF construction. plat o
the ErOund may bo II suction also b,
| calling on Mr. james s. FonWlck, on the premises.
Terinsi OnothlFd oAlh, OF which amount e9l0 must
BE- paid down A sale %. balance at sis twelve and
TO scutO the deferred paymsnta All eonyey ancing,
TeoordinE and stamps At tha ooat Of paTchAsor. II
terms Are not complied with within hve days Aftsi
sale, tbs executors will RESELL at rsk and cost Of dc
| failing purchaser,
An ofnsibuS viii leave corner Of New York avenue
and Fifteenth street at9 O'clock, p m, On day q sale
IXAE EIsTI9Kk EHIsTSWIIKEk Elsoutor..
ny9.eo9t OOLDWELL KING, AuotA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-03

4 vuprURE, II Ia said, can aY l5g miles an
hour, Wild geese 20 miles an hour, tho common
crow 70 miles, and swallows " miles. 1t ia aald
that falcon was discovered Rt Malta y hours
amer the departure Of King Henry Nv Of Franco
from fOntalnebleau. IL true, this bird must
have hown for ~ hours ut tho rate OF 81 miles an
hour not allowing him 70 rest q moment during
the whole time,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-03
At LAST

General Howard seems TO have found the
Apaehes not 80 amiable as pronounced by
Vincent Colyer, but well deserving Of severe
punishment, and accordingly has addressed
the following letter 10 General Crook.
HEADQUARTERS DEPAHINEHT AAIIosA.l
., PnEscoTr, A; y. MAy !, lsI2
0ENERAL; The object Of the telegram Of the
2ist, to prevent collision, as far as possible be-
tween the troops and the Indians was 10 enable
the Secretary Of the Interior TO make one more
eiIOrt TO settle ali trouble peAeeably. That si.
tort has been made through me, as special CON-
missioner As robberles and murders still con.
tinue among the lneorTigibly hostile, g those
on reservations, there Is no course LEFT but TO
deal with them with vigor, accordlug TO your
discretion, until the murderers aud robbers and
those who sympathiIe with them, whatever
tribe they belong 70, he made TO feel the power
Of the Government TO punish crime. will, In
the name Of the Secretaries Of War and Of the
Interior, who sent me here with discretionary
power, and In aecOrdanco with tho spirit Of tho
PTesidents order, relieve you from anything
In the said telegram that shall hinder this Wig.
Very respectfully, your obedlspt servant,
Brig. Gen. U. S. Army. Special Commissioner
Indian Department.
Commenting upon the letter of General
Howard, the Alta California, OF San Fran
cisco, says
"We publish General HOWard's order this
morning, and hail II with satisfaction, as piece
OF glad tldlngs to the white citizens Of Arizona,
the friendly Indians Of the Gila valley, the MeXi.
cans near the borders, and tho friends VI good
-Order everywhere. Lot no Humanitarian ioaT
that the war will result In needless cruelty;
thors could be no greater cruelty than that
which prevailed whom the Government failed to
protect eitlzens' property. Tno object Of the
war Is TO gain peace and security and nothing
morei and wherever those are gained, We take
Il for granted, the Apaohes will be safe from
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-03
L GoRPo ETiON OF iiiK orfY ofWAsH.
lN0TON.
RSosTEEs oTTicE, DIsTnor or OoLUMniA,l

To all rhom u may oOHesFn!
Notice IL hereby given that tho following properly
sold for taIes June H. 1870 and Il not rsdeemed
a. TIL. Oce iogethsr With the lnsIest and cost q
% The ParO6 assr u me oorpos.is dams Of the
District q Oolumbis the Of the Oorpora.
tou Of Washington Oiy, In AecoEdanee With eIistnE
laws JOHN N. COOK,
Rratstar DiatTlel NJ Colnmbia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-03
BY wAaSE S6 gSTI .Iss, E.,s.s Broker
Tf Between @ and II.


By virtue Of deed Of trust TO u.s. dated August lb
lsIl and duly recorded Ia IAber No 65l folio 90 one
pf tho Land Records Of Weshlngton, District q 70
lumbA, and Al the request Of the pafl{ thereby -
70 the highest bidder, on WkDRH9DAi y, June ~,
S At SslSsf PS l9s nSSassIISai s5a sta
Atsd on And Canal streets southwest Also, on the
same day, At $3.50 O'Clock D. part o. square mum
barred 5iI besinniua ior tho same ~ the northeast
oofnsF of AID IquAre And TunnRH hsnea vest Along
line Al right ANGLES 10 said street .oqth lIH fest
thence saal 100 fool thence north llh t2et 10 the
Terms will bB made known on tho DAY OF sale All
oonyeIAnolng aud stamp AZ thq cost o. hg
isrmS arc not complied with In sogon days Aitor sale,
tho defaultlnH purchaser,
~ d. II. HATON, I n....
OEO, W. BTfOKNHY,l trustees
mya1.so&ds u, II. WARNER, AuoL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-03
By II kuSs S.S EE 10 Sss ss,.I,s Eiss .,. nroh'r
between u and H.

SALE or DEsIRABLE FRANE HOUSE, on. THE
SOUTH S1DR or HTREHT, BErMEKN
NINTH AND TENTH BTRRETs, NO. D11.
We will sell, On THURSDAY, May 30, 13e, on The
Building saooiAtion, 10 the highest bidder part of
Lot 3, In Square 87Q, hAyuE front Of " feet ~
lmproyed hy threestoy Frame Houss, containing .
large number Of rooms, and suitable Tor boarding
housa. This property H located In one Of the bost
sections OF the city, -
Terms Ons fourth cash balance In g. H. II aud ~
months, with interest," secured bT a decd ot trust
stamps and convey anolnG Al the cost Of the pur-
chaser; 4ib down on dAy OF sale, .
zKP4kNtAH JONES' Trustees.
yonS r niNENnie a,,a-.s-
mJlL9AsAds tStarl
THURSDAY, Juue u, I9ii, sAins hour and place.
ISSRRns ISSRnsAELnAWy 4 n,y J2NEs't Trustees.
my9l.eoAda ISlAIl D. u. MARNkR. Auct
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-03
j. VAN RIswIOK, lp..,...
WM, a. FKNWIOk,l EAoou'ors'
ny9eo9t OOLDWEl.L = KING, AuctA.
RYB, ~: WARMER. Real Estate. PreLeI
- a and III. = III

| Rl pi ~. Wal, NhN. nehl nstuto. pIohol
| ... q and II. .# ..
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ELFGANT FOUR.
| STORY PRfhsBRIOK kROhr nKslD tNOK
WITH sR2swN s,SS sp63N TRTsMHsdS an EiI.;
| NINTH AND TENTH sTRkkTB. u -
| Ny virtue Of q deed Of trust 10 me. dated June
D. fsTO, and duly recorded In Llber 6a, folio No. one
OF the land records pt WAshlnEton county. District OF
Columbia, and bJ dIeetlon q the paTty thereby 90
cured W. .sl a. pulls u nsSn,sSpI y hs
April lsla on the premises, that part % lol ~
lnEtOn cty, ID. u, complied within tho foloaing
Notes and bounds via: O0mmononE for tho same oa
thence north 100 feet thence east y feet, thsnea
south b fee and thence west u feet to place Of be-
EinnnE, with im provenon0 thereon, Gubisot 10 q
Il tain ground rent, which will be made knosn on the
day q sale, and which be purchased Tor uomi.
pal eoTsldss5stion Ilto RsEtoeL u Y ippsoysd p
srable In the city, either for Gsntloman's roadenes
or for ApHvAto house the ceilings high,
tho roomH spacious and all Its Appointments elegant
/ All modern cpnNenienooa. .".
Terms OF Allo. 5000 cash, balance In HlI twelve,
eighteen and tWpntJ,fou m0nths pith ten Dor cent
$3.50 down when the property Is struck on. Stamps
LoTmS 70 be complied With Ia soyen days after the
sAe or the property 70 bo resold At the hk aud coat
Of tho doiaultinE puESshhsN'f'1E.t Nf1.t RAroN T,u,,.,
EpSeo4dA B, II. WARMER. AuetiOnosr,
tB-rHE ABoVEB BALR Is POSTPONED UNTIL
| SATURDAY, June 1 ., 1879 same hour and place.
| DANIEL L. NATION, Trustee
| mylb-so4ds ... tBtArl W.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-03-21
OBITUARY.

On the 9th February, 1872, Or community
suffered an irreparable loss, in consequence Oh
which it is now draped in mourning. Ihat aay
Mrs NANCY WYATT, widow Of the late
Col. J. r. Wyatt, in the 6sth year of her age
ceased to contend with the ills incident to NOR
tality, and fell sweetly asleep.
She was a most estimab!e lady, anu one ~ VI
our best and most devoted members OF tne
B,ptist Church, to which she attached herscit
in early life. and from that time her whole lie
was an exemplifcation of religion. Her Piety
was neither superficial nor spasmodlc, but deep
and constant as the ceaseless flow OF maJestlc
waters. Her place in the church was occupied,
and her charity was only limited by her means.
She was found often at the bedside OF the Sick
and in alms-giving her hand was outstretched
while at home those who shared her hospltallty
were convinced that it was dealt by no stlnteo
hand. AS a wife and mother her example was
such as deserves to live in the memory OF hcr
surviving children, who have reason to thank
Cod for such a mother, and that she was spared
until their maturity. oh! what priceless
legacy is the memory of praying motner-
her influence does not end with death.
Bereft friends, cheer up; we shall not mss
her long. Thank heaven, the grave IS not the
GOAL of human hope. While we feel sure that
our departed mother is safely housed In that
world of unalloyed bliss, yet little while, II
faithful. and our bark, too, will be safely
stranded upon the immortal beach OF that
heavenly world With the light Of the Gospel
penetrating the tomb, we "sorrow not as others
who have no hope" L.
Nt,ceL s. c.
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c s4a.jyhat Dyspepsia may End In.

INDIGESTION is not dangerous, say the faculty.
Perhaps not in itself, while it remains mere in
dIrestion; but look at the consequences to
which it may lead, and often does lead when it
bscohies chronic disease. A spark of fire is
sIssmaali thing. A pressure of the foot will put
It OF out; breath will extinguish it. Yet it may
fire powder miE1or Endle a flame that will
consume d city. In like manner indigestion
NAV produce gastritis, cancer of the stomach,
congestion of the bowels, apoplexy, liver dis
esse. and many othSf dangerous maladies. Is
It not wise, then, to check it in the germ?
Nothing is more clearly and indisputably es-
tablished than that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
will eradicate dyspepsia in all its stages. The
time nolicy. however, is to extinguish it in the
nrst stages with this wholesome, powerful and
iIrfallibie tonic and Alternative. 1t is easier to
s1mench a spark than fame, and it is easier to
cure dyspepsia when it is first developed, than
when It has made headway by neglect, and be-
Scme complicated with other ailments. There
is not the shadow of doubt that the Bitters
are as directly antaeonistic to dyspepsia as wa
Ter is to fire. There are thousands OF cases on
record proving this fact The remedy Is safe
and aefeeable. All the liquors of commerce
prescribed as stimulants leave sting behino
But the sting is taken out Of tue splr1tnouS Da-
sis of this great remedy by. vegetable medlca-
ton, and, moreover, the stimulant thus meol-
Gated is of exceptional purity. or all tones
taken as safeguards or remedies for fever ana
tit aie only one that can uniformly be depen-
1krI
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AUGUSTA, November S, 1869.
Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye is the Best in Use.
Delicate Creatures.

This the phrase applied by His Blackness,
the Moor of Venice, to the fair ladies Of Italy.
Iti~as the lovely complexion OF Desdemona,
sueh; radiant contrast to his own that won his
heart and soothi to say, every man of discern
ment considers a fair skin, like a sweet voice,
''en excellent thing in woman" Now, this Is
s1cfiarn' which can be acquired. There IS a
haalthfii and oderifeSous toilet article, known
eRerywhere as HAoAN's MAaNoLIA BALM
which literally trans6gures q cloudy or sallow
skin,i isuf using the discolored face, neck, arms
and bosom with soft, pearly tinge, and i'm
pdftiMg t6the surface smoothness and gloss
like that of polished marble. Instead of clog
ging tie pores. like the sticky enamels, or con-
tractipg them, and thus obstructing. perspira-
the skim from all impurities and wonderfully
improves its texture. This popularity is par
ticnlarly appreciated by our rural bellies, who
find that the eoarseness and roughness, which
country air is apt to engender, are speedily re-
meyed from their faces, hands and arms, by
Tins delightful preparation.
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A memorial to the President and the UNI, mi
ted States Congress, signed by more than Svt ovt
apostate Mormon and GENTLE hdes' hsep agatos. or.
sxarded suu to Washington. The document con;
manaeo tains h hissoryHof the polygamc life, and
speaks of the oppression of the Mormon monna
ersgnd the dangers to the law-aelalng popTT1h~ The
memorial raem @ia states that the women of Utah must
le either be Consigned to the tender mercies Of Of
Rr;sham faS, Young and his co-dignitaries or leave
the ee ge,,utry; and prays that Congress by its
sct;on I NAV not compel either. A delegation
af women will probably go to Washington to
work against admission and in favor OF an an,
si-polygamic law to protect the women OF Otan
from the Church leaders.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

he will make application to A. o. Norris,
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on
Friday. the 2Gth day of April next, for a
Final Settlement of the Estate of Sarah Dickson,
deceased, and final discharge therefrom.
JASPER HEMBREE, Admir-.
March q, 1872 81
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Since the Chicago fire the Herring Safe has
become to the merchant tho twin sister OF the
telegraph and the railroad. He cannot DO with,
ont it. The tests to which it has been subjected
by flame and thief, and the manner in which II
has come forth unscathed, prove that the Her
ring Safe has reached degree of perfection
which makes it absolutely essential to the well
fare of every man who has property to pre-
serve. When, a man is tried, the question IS,
.swhas can you do?-what have you doneY''
oS-ahe jahswSer depends his grand success in
fife. So it is with an invention. The firm at
No. 2s4 Broadway, NJ Y, Messrs!. Herring,
Farrell & Sherman are said to be overhowing
with the increased demand.
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MAKE HONE ATTRAcrIvE.--Nothing adds
more to the handsome appearance of a house
outside, and. to its cheerfulness inside, than
good clear window glass, ard bright-colored
ornamental glass at the sides and over the tops
ofthe doors! The first lets in all the bright
warm slr light Of the sum- while the latter admits
the light at the same time that it shuts off the
view of prying eyes. The best French! and
American glass, both plain and ornamental, as
well as doors, sashes, blinds balusters, newels,
mantels, &C., are to be had of Mr.. P. P. ToALE,
No. 20 Hayne street, Charleston, 8. G.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

TUNHE Corporators of the estate Savings and
L Insurance Bank of Anderson, 8. g." to
wit: james l.. Orr, jesse w. Norris, o. II. p.
FAINT, D. NJ. Watson, William Perry, Jacob
Burriss w. S. Sharpe, j. f. Crayton, John
Martin, John r. Cochran, John B. Sltton, I. e.
Wilson and j. w. Harrison, arc requested to
meet mt Anderson Court House on Friday, 22nd
instant, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
March a. 1872 Sc 9
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sHERIFF's SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
-.<lfF fp. ANDERSON COUNTY.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
--,l<.i,, fg..il ANDERSON COUNTY.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
John w. B. Orr, Administrator, VS.. John w.
Rosenian, et al.-Bh to Marshal Assets. dc.
ny virtue of an order from the Courtof Com
b , mon Pleas in the above stated case issued ne
bY the Hon. James l.. Orr, Judge OF the eth
Judicial Circuit, to me directed, l will expose
to sale on saleday in April next, at Anderson
Court House, the CHOOSES IN ACTION be-
longing to the Estate of William Mulhkin, dc.
ceased. Terms cash.
~ VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
March IS, 1872 81 2
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sss- Afy FRIEND, stop that terrible cough,
and thus avoid consumptive's grave, by using
DIR. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery FOR
cu,ius ali throat, bronchial and lung diseases it
has never been equalled. Sold by druggists.
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, March 20, 1872.
Sales of cotton for the week ending to-day
1o4 bales. Prices this afternoon range from 70
to 203 to 2O2.
Bacon, 10 to 12s; Corn, Ito !; Peas, LOO to
LILO; Flour, $40 to Sl2.
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AYapt Never Before Supplied.

bIu, the South where Liver Complaint and Bill
ious diseases prevail to so great an extent there
has;long been felt the need of a medicine that
would act specifically and promptly on the Liv.
or restoring tito Its normal functions anu LAT at
vet So simple that it might be used by any one;
Il is admitted BY all that DIR ToIhS tbs
-vant-s they are now prescribed by the most
eminehs physicians throughout the whole
South r r,,eat..et.T .it.'e:'' ''.''i.
AUGUSTA, November S, 1869.
DIR. WIZ. Tut:
-DEas, SIR-That you deserve the thanks of
the public for the introduction of your Vegeta-
bic 4Ye7 Pills. no one who has s1sa.;aa taken
suffering humanity. have used them i'll my
own case and in my own family for some time
with the greatest success. Their action is gen.
tie but certain, producing no gripping nor re,
quiring any change OF diet. That they will flnd
their way 10 every part of the country, have
no doubt.;isi cordially commend them 70 the
afflicted. Yours, etc,
roW.G HEWITT, Proprietor Globe Hotel.
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Agent for the Cedar Hill Factory Yarn

% insert full Upper or Lower Set Of Arti-
fetal Teeth for the sum of TEN DOLLARS,
that cannot be exoclled for beauty and excel
lence of adaptation. Persons who would de-.
sire to be benefited by this liberal reduction OF
prices should call early These are my office
f DIR. J. w. GURLEY,
Anderson G. u.
March IA, 1872 SO
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Matzoth (! Matzoth

NNATZoTH will be supplied this Passover
IYl- at 10 cts. per b.. Orders not containing
remittances will be shipped G. o. D. by Ex-
press Orders TO be sent to
f'' KINSMAN & BROS,
Ship, Bread and Cracker Bakery,
81 Market Street, Charleston, s. c.
reS Is. d. SCHUR.
P. S.-No orders received after April Is.
March 81, 1872 81
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-02
The Newberry Monument.

We are informed that the "2omaria
Monumental Society," has already sum
Of money il its Treasury, raised by do.
nations, and the proceeds OF its "Charade
Club" ard probably hundred or two
dollars subscribed, payable ia October.
Now what is to become Of :he funds :?
will it have to be refunded or will the
County assist and build the monument!
Pomarla speaks confidently of her
ability to raise her quota, and ne believe
she will, provided, the whole County
assists. Unless il is acccrtalned beyond
doubt that q sufficient amount will be
donated to build the monument, great
many (aud with reason too) will be un-
willing to contribute. No one is willing
to give unless it is positively known that
the donation will be appropriated as in.
tended. Let the Coanty establish the
fact by all doing their duty.
As Monday is Sale-day, and great
many will be here from all sections of the
County, let US see if something more
than talk cannot be done. believe by
concert Of action, the money required,
can be raised in one day