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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-11
WOSDERFuI. REVOLUTIONS IN PAISTISt

WONDERFUL REVOLUTIONS IN PAINTING.
Amid the many astounding improvements
which have marked the progress OF the
present age none have exceeded that Of house
painting. But little more than quarter OF
century past and the art Of mixing and sp-
plying paints was known only to those who
had made such matters the study Of years.
Now, however, through the ingenuity OF
Bradley, who prepares a Patent Enamel
Paint, every man or even child cln keep his
dwelling and surroundings looking atall times
as fresh and bright as new. Bradleys IS
confessed the most durable, beautiful and
economical article of paint now before the
public, as thousands in Baltimore city, and
county, and throughout the State OF Mary
land generally, will chcerfu!ly bear witness:
1t is made from pure white lead, zinc, and
liusecd oil, chemically combined, and en-
braces all shades and colors, white not eX-
cepted. It is Ut all times ready for use and
easily applied, and sold at remarkably low
figure by the single or several gallons. MI
C. p. Knight, the cnterprising agent toI
Baltimore and all this section, at NO. %
West Lombard street, states that the article
is meeting with almost universal favor, and
orders are daily multiplying at rapir rate.
This we consider one Of the best evidences OF
the real merits of Bradley'S Patent Enamel
Paint. See Mr.. Knights advertisement.
baltimore Daily American.
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Town Directory.

MISUNDERSTANDING Division, No. S. S. OF
T., meets every Tuesday night ut O'Clock, in
MaScuic Hsi!.
Pulaski Lodge, No. %, l. 0. 0. F., meets in
the same Hail, every Friday evening ats O'Clock.
Amity Lodge, No. 81, 4. F. Nj, meets first
Monday in the month. az s O'Clock.
SigEet Chapter, No. Is, K. 4. NJ, meets every
second Monday, at o'clock.
Town CoUScIL.-J. T. Pool, Intendant. 7.
Rodelsperger j. Gaunt, 4. IL. Bowers and ..
Wells, Warlens.
SAkcIFP.-J. J. darlington.
.CLEEE.-J. Z. Smith.
JUDGE PROB ATE.-J. C. Leahy.
SCHOOL CoMMISSIoSEE.-M. 5. Long.
COUNTY CoMXIsSIoNERS-DeuniS Moates, I.
keitt, A. Rice.
TsIsL JUsr1cEs.-C. c. Chase, G.. p. ,acoby,
5. Young.
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CoURr.-Contrary TO expectation the civil
docket was closed on Tuesday last, and the
various interests involved therein allowed
once more to rest over. Why this is the
case, we cannot imagine. If there be wire
pulling. why do not parties interested out
with it,
In the case of the State VS.. the liquor deal
crs, general mol. pros. was granted, at the
request, we understand, Of the Bar, and the
innocent transgressors Of j sleeping law, on
the payment of actual costs only, and with
the promise to sin no more, were allowed to
rest in peace. In one or more cases where
the parties were out Of funds, Solicitor Flem-
ing kindly RENTED all the costs. The Solicl-
tors conduct and bearing entities him to
credit.
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No invention was ever so important to the
residents Of warm climates as the Venetian
Blind. Admitting the air and shaded light
while keeping out the hcat and glare, they
are absolutely essential to the comfort of oul
section. II the houses of any of our readers
are destitute of these valuable contrivances,
they should at once send their orders to Dir
P. p. ToaIe, Charleston, S. C.. He makes al
the work he sells, and guarantees satisfaction
on all Blinds, Doors and Sash from his
Factory. Send for his price list. Sent free
on application.
lime 4, 22-lm.
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ADyERTIsEMENTs.-T advertise is to in
from the public that you are ready for buSl-
ness, and have something to dispose OF, eth
er in the way Of services or stock. A sign
over the door, Or across :he face of build
ing, may catch the eye OF . few pasSerS.by,
but well displayed notice in live paper
isrcad by thousands. Some men while saving
ten dollars by not advertising, lose hundreds
in the lack of custom. The live business
man is always found in print. lie deals with
the people, and knows that the best way to
reach them is through the columns of the
local paper He never lacks customers, but
is kept busy waiting upon those who have
read of his stock and who have come to
examine or buy. We favor judicious advcr.
tising Good as it is, it can be oycrdoue.
4 man may exasgera.e his stock, and there
by disgust those who visit him. Another
may expend too much money on q single
effort. and fail in its object. The best way
to advertise is, first: have something to dis
pose of worth the price you ask; keep within
reasonable bounds in your notice to the pub
lie; pay for tue space you occupy, promptly;
as your business enlarges, let your adTcr-
tisements keep pace with its growth; lay
aside certain per cent, of profit for the sole
purpose Of keeping before the public. Thou
sands Of men owe their fortunes to q judi.
cious system Of advertising g.-Exchange.
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DIVINITY DORIS

]
The cntcrprising vagabond who is organi'
| zins brass band Of twenty women says that
if they learn half as many airs as they put
on, the experiment caruot fail to be sue
! cess:
"Mr. Jones', said Mrs. Jones, with an air
Of triumph, "don't you thiEk marriage is
means of grace?" evil, yes,' growlcd
Jones, ''I suppose anything is means Of
grace that breaks down pride and leads to re-
pentance.
O tie snore, the beautiful suorc, ling her
chamber from ceiling to door. Over the
coYerlet, under the sheet, from her dimpled
chin to her pretty feet! Now rising alof'
like bee in June; now sunk 20 the vail 0;
cracked bassoon! Now frra-like suoSldIn2
then rising again, is the h@s1tiful snore Of
| Elizabeth Jane.
"Au old Bachelor said ".herc's a darned
| sight more jewelry worn row days than
when was young. 3ut there's one piece
that always admired which l don'toften see
now"
"What is that?" asked young lady.
"a thimble," was the reply. He was regard
Ell with contemp. ana sccrc by every lady in
room for the rest Of the evening.
A lady recently requested her husband to
90 to the dressmsker anG tell her that she
This wife) had changed her mind, and would
have the watcred silk made up instead Of the
popHu, and that "::: she thinks it would look
botter with bias hounces without pufiAg,
and box plated below the equator, which
should be gathered in hcm-stched gu4seons
nm and down the seams with GuSscl-stitch
between, she can make it up sba: way instead
of fIuting the bobbiuct insertion and piece
cut with point applique, as I sugges ted yes
terday." The man is now rav!ag maniac
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Commercial.

= NEwRERRE, S c.. June l0.-Cotton l6s
NEwYoRK, June 9.-Cotton steady-up-
lands 19;; Orleans 20. Gold l73.
BALTIMORE, June 9.-Cotton frm-mld-
ding l9!. vat.
AUGUSTA, June 9.-Cotton firm and little
doing-middling III.
CHARLESTON, June 9.-Cot!on quiet
middling lS!!. ~
LIVERPOOL, June 9-Eyening.--Cottol
closed as follows: Uplands 81; Orleans st.
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May 2S. 2i-tf. Newberry, 5. C.

We will send copy Of our paper and 4
copy Of Peters Musical Monthly" for one
year to any one sending US $3.50. Our pa.
per speaks for itself, and you may know the
value of ''Peters' Musical Monthly" from
the fact that every yearly subscriber gets
about sixty Songs, Ducts, and Choruses, and
from fifty to sixty Piano pieces, worth L.
least $40 5-tf.
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DOORS AND WINDOW FRAMES,

all the moulding, mortcug, doyc-tailing and
planning is done by machinery, and there is
little need for other humnn help than such
rs is necessary. The stuff is all cut out and
shaped OF the second floor. II is then left
to dry and season for several weeks, and is
finally put together ana carried up to the
store room on The third floor. Here the siaz-
ing and painting is dou', and the sashc:,
blinds aud doors OF all sizes and descriptions
arc >torc,l away TO fill orders. But it is moi
alone to the making OF windows and doors
that the work is confined. There is now in
course of erection
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COMMENCEMENT At WALHALLA.-Thc
commencement exercises 1t Newbcrry-Wal-
halla-College, from the 10Th to the 26;h,
promises to be of rare interest, and large
number of visitors being expected, prepara-
tious commensurate for the occasion arc
being made. The time to be occupied Will
afford visitors abu ndaut opportunity beside
of visiting all the prominen: features Of that
pleasant section Of country. Such an oppor-
tunity of cnioying The mountain air, OF
witnessing the commencement services, of
fortifying the system with good substantial
mountain fare, and cool water, is not often
offered. We have no doubt many from this
section will 50.
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NEwsERRY TA1Es.-County Treasurer
Phifer and Auditor Hayward have COM
plete6 their settlement at the comptroller
generals cfice, which is. we learn, very
clean one, there being but about two hun
dred dollars nulla bona taxes reported and
twenty-five tracts Of land forfeited. The
amount Of all taxes for that county WAS
about seyenty-nine thousand dollars.
TUnion-Herald.
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u 5. Il. PETrENGILL l. Co., 10 State
Street. Boston, 81 Park Row, New York, and
7ol Chestnut Street, Phladelphia, are our
Agents for procuring. advertisements for our
paper IN the above cities, and authorized to
contract for advertising 1t our lowest rates
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Mr.. W. P. RUSSELL,

is an energetic man. and has by his own indl-
vidual effort built up the large factory which
now bears his name. The establishment is !
mnnument OF Sharp practical business talent,
and visit TO the place and on examination
ofi,s details and intricacies will amply repay
the visitor. The factory gives employment;
TO about sixty persons, who are kept busy
supplying the demands of business that is
Increasing daiy.-News and Courier.
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TEE Fous MILE HoUsE.-Maj. John P.
Kinard, we are pleased to announce, has his
popular store, four miles from the town,
abundantly supplied with just The kinds OF
goods that the surrounding country needs,
and being q veteran in mercantile life ne
knows how to lay in a stock, and IN this
instance he feels coufdent that he has sue
ceeded. All he asks is visit and an eNamlna-
ton, but be sure to carry money in your
purse. reader, for the chances are you will
wish to buy after looking.
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GnAss.-A farmer from the Mollohon set
tlemcnt informs us that If any one wants to
sec huge crop Of grass they need but visit
his section. Such crop never was seen be-
fore, although the Oldest inhab!tant has been
invited out to pass judgment He WAS IN
town on Monday hunting labor, but lament
ably failed, neither love nor money, nor hon.
led accents, nor promises Of hog and hominy,
can prevail with the floating labor about this
town, they prefer to lie out in the shade and
trust to chance for an accidental meal, rather
than 60 in the country and fight grass. He
begs Us to say, thatif any one has any spare
geese he will be glad to have them sent up,
any and every help will be thankfully accept
ed.
Our advice is that Mollohon let the grass
grow, and cut it for hay. There IS always a
demand for rough food.
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Special and Local.

OUR AGENTS IN CuAELESroS.--rhc ad.
yertislnS agency Of Mcssrs. Walker, Evans (
Cogsweli, represented by Roswell T. Logan
Esq ,i5 the only authorized agency for this
paper in Charleston.
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ADVERTISING

Has created many new business;
Has enlarged many an old business;
Has revived many d dull business;
Has rescued many lost business;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
And insures success in any business.
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JWN7'rleN.

On the 3rd inst. at the residence of the
brides mother, by the Rev. Manning Brown
Mr.. ". NJ. SuAcKLEFoRD, Of Georgia, and
Mrs. MATTE WICKER, of Newbery.
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VALUABLE TO HoUsEKeEPERs.-I am
now preparing the best article in use for
cleaning Gold. Silver, Plate and Bri.taaia
Ware, and warrant it to be entirely free from
grit or any injurious matter, and therefore
will not scratch the finest surface. Price
only IS cents per bottle.
For sale only by
JOHN F. SPECN,
Jewcler,
May 2S 2i-tf. Ncwberry $ c.
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'Union-HeralC

ADvERr1sEMEST-Mr. Editur-The fol
lowing sentiments Nv Titusvil!e farmer is
my sentiments cgSactly-prir: hem for me
and charge full price to IIczekiah JonSiug.
eft any mans or woinan's COW or oxen
gifts in these here oats, his or her tail will be
cut off, as the case may be. am Christian
man, and pay my taxes, but dam man
who lets his critters run loose, say l."
Yor shall hear from me soon aSn.
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REDUCTION IN EREIGHTS.-A railroad
man last week informed US that the officers
Of the G. & C. Railroad have determined to
materially lower the freight rates over this
road, and that it will be carried into effect in
few days This is pleasing intelligence,
and will be especially esteemed in this
period of money pressure by our merchants.
At meeting Of the Survivors Association,
held on Salc-day, the following gentlemen
were chosen to serve the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Y. J. Pope; Vice-Prcsidents-rhom J.
Lipscomb, VIM. Lester, D. Augustus Dickert
and John Z. G. Nance; Secretary-Samuel
T. McCaughrin; Trcasurer-JcfersonJ ]. Gall
man
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4 SPACIOUS CARPENTER SHOP.

which will be supplied with improved
machinery, and in which will be built all the
separate parts which cons itutc the frame
work Of house. A. this time the firm are
taking orders for the erection ofhouseS, every
part OF which is built in their establishment,
and sent off in detached pieces. The facili-
ties for doing the work are Of course ample,
and houses are frequently cut out,aS il were,
and sent off to distant parts Of the State to be
erected. McSSrS. W. p. Russell ( Co have
associated with them, as superintendent OF
their establishment, Mr.. VIM. Spcir, an ac-
tive and energetic architect and mechanic,
and plans and specifications Of building can
now be had at .he factory.
The economy with which the entire cStab-
liShment is managed is worthy OF note. The
SAFEGUARDS FoRTHE PREVENTION OF FIRE
are numerous. Under the main building is
an enormous ciStcrn, and on every foor are
placed racks Of buckets filled with water,
Which are every evening taken down and
placed on the floor in different partS of the
building. But the most ingenious feature Of
the entire economy Of the establishment IS
in the management OF the watchman system.
The night watchman is armed with an instru-
ment called Bnerk S watchnan's clock, which
he has TO carry around with him, and which
is itself q triumph OF mechanical art Il has
six KEYS which are locked up III little boxes
placed in different portions OF the premises
and the watch is run in such q way that the
watcllman has to visit each one OF these sta
ton boxes once in every thirty minutes dur
ing the night Should he miss round the
dial OF the clock tells the tale in the morning
and the sleeper is fined. So perfect is the
mechanism Of this instrument that by no
possibility can the watchman cyadc his duty
without detect ton > and the station boxes
being placed in such positions as 70 carry
him through the entire premises once every
half hour, the protection to the place against
fire is as complete as it can be made by
human coptriyance. The business head OF
-, firm
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.AEssRs. GslFFIa HoFFMAS, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No: South ST., Bal
timore, Nd, arc duly authorized to contrac.
for advertisements at our lowest rates. Adyer-
sisers in that City are requested to leave their IA
Vors with this house,
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No Poisonous Drug.

DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are prepared
with great care and study, in exact accord
ance with the principles of Chemical com
patibilty. They are not 'fcure all' for al
diseases. They are safe. They contain 90
dangerous drug. Require no change Of die
or occupation.
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We regret to announce the death Of Judge
Wardlaw, which occurred at Abbeyille, on
Sunday morning last. lie was "a years of age.
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Prof Gerard promises rare treat tonight
Wednesday-as Mayes & Martins Hall,
and all for Fifty cents. See advertisement.
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CHANGE OF BAsE-aud q right good change
too, is that now making by DR.. S. F. Fant'
in removing from his old store TO the very
popular store room on the corner Of Pratt and
Caldwell Streets, known as No. Mollohon
Row. The Dr.. has purchased the entire
stock of Drugs kept by Drs. Harris & Green'
and will consolidate and move in this week.
His purpose is to run Drug Store second 10
none in the country, and having the means
and ability to DO so, we feel sure that he VIII
succeed.
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EDUcATIoNAL.-On the 3lst of May, the
colorcl school in the ncighborhood OF Col. l..
S.keitt, gave an interesting exhibition, Which
reflected great credit on pupils as well as
their teacher-M. Brown. Representative
Boston, after the close delivered an appro-
pirate address.
On the same day, the colore', school, over
which J. T. Henderson prcsides, also had u
festival. in the grove known as the SIckwe'l
Baptist Church grove. The occasion was
one OF great interest.
On the day preceding, in the neishborhood
Of Nj. Olive, the colored school under the
teachings Of Allen MaNey, also had pic mic
and examination, in which latter the scholars
exhibited considerable proficiency.
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4 Model Establishment.

EESSELLS BLIND AND SASH FAcrnki-A 4
DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINERY ECO
NONICAL MANAGEMENT - THE PKEcAC-
TIOSS AGAINST FIRE.
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have been made TO US Of late in regard TO
our post Office and the Stringency Of the rules
enforced, and As public Journalist we feel
it our duty 20 call attention thereto, and re-
quest that there be change. Hours were
made for slaves" aid for the inhabitants Of
cities. and stringent adherence to setrulc
or 4 minute system will hardly do here. The
aS possible in him lies should be accommo-
dating and willing, at all convenient times 10
satisfy reasonable wants. # there be founda-
ton for complaint, We depiore it, and request
modification Of such rules as will not hold
good, u suit the public Of Newberry.
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DIR. TUFTS Sarsaparilla and
Queens Delight.

Under the influence of this compound the
eye grows clear and sparkling, the COM
plexion like pearl; unsightiy blotches, pock
marks, worms in the flesh, pimples, and
roughncss Of the skin disappear, and the
entire human organization grows rcdolent
with haoItb
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COOP TExPLARs.-A Lodge Of GOOD
Templars was Instituted near Burton'S Iank'
June 9TH, 1878, by Rev. II. NJ. Mood. G. ".
IT., called Trinity Lodge, No. 80. The
following are the officers: W. ". "aIdrop'
Wet; Rev. D. D. Dantzlcr, P. W. c. I;
Mrs. B. II. Waldrop, W. v 7; W. G. Peter
son, W. S; Miss n. F. Kllsore, W. F. 5;
II. B. Sem, W. T; B. B. McClung, W. =;
p. ". L. McClupg, W. II; J. Z. Russell, W.
W.D. Sem, w. As; Miss Mamie e.
Kinard, R II. S; Miss J. NJ. Peterson L. H.
s.pev D. D. Dantzler, L. D.
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DISTRICT QUARTERLY MEET1NG.-Ihe
Quarterly meeting for Newberry District was
held on Saturday and Sunday at Sharon
cbnrcb the Rev. Henry Mood, presiding
rlder The services were highly interesting
and profitable, and were largely attended,
The Rev. J.. l.. Shuford, circuit preacher re-
norts his churches in good condition, con-
rrsostions large, Sunday Schools fourishing'
and the feeling manifested at this quarterly
meeting unusually good, aud one added to
the church. At an election tor Ds'ega'es
~ the District Conference to be heio a.
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A PLANNING MACHINE

complication of cogs and wheels, but in
itself the perfection OF mechanical skill anu
ingenuity. 4 rongh board is run through If,
and, by the single ploces>, comes out planch
on both sides, and tongucl and Groorcd
ready for use Tor ceiling aud flooring. On
the second floor, where the material prepared
below is glued together, there are all the
latest improvements in machinery. In tue
manufacture OF blinds, tuT instance, no work
at all is performed by the hand. The Stats
are cut, plancd and trimmed 10 the proper
size by machinery. The side pieces are put
into machine that grasps them and punches
the holes into which the Stats are fitted, and,
in less time almost than it takes TO tell il,
tie blind is ready to be glued together. In
making
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F.G. W. Lewis, of Lynn, Mass. took out a
policy Of life assurance, No. 293, for s2Ooo'
in the Equitable Life Assurance Society At
the end of eight years, after paying premiums
amounting to s252.4s, he died. Upon this
the Society paid in cash to his representa-
tiyes S3uo.7s; an amount consisting OF the
sum originally assured, $4,000. with dividends
added S41o.7s.
Under such successful management as
that demonstrated by this and similar cases,
il is no wonder that the Equitable receives
the largest amount Of patronage OF any lie
assurance company OF The world. It's Nc"
business in 1872 being about htty-t"o
millions of dollars. The Ton'ine Saving
Fund plan of this Society is so ingenious ana
80 attractive, that i. pays to read an account
OF it, whether one takes policy or not
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To use DR.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS is
when you have Nausea, Loss OF Appetite.
the Head, Cold Ex,remities, Ringing in the
Ears Pain in the Back, Side and Shoulders,
High Coored Urine, Vertigo, and Bilious
ness. They afford prompt relief:
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NICE PLAcs.-A correspondent IN d
not;ce of life in Vienna expresses his deep
oamirar;on of the Viennese girls:
elm fact, under twenty-five there are no
np,y ones; while, for every third young laoy
one meets, ones heart jumps down into
ora's boots. They are mostly fair, with 'ne
e,eafest OF complexions, beautiful hair ana
killing eyes; and the same remarks apply
equally for the servants. have been IN
marv CAPITALS, but was never so COM
plete!y prostrated BY appearances as All
here"