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The New York herald., 1874-09-18

O1O EAST 37TH ST. TOP FLOOR.-A THOROUGH
OlC iy competent laundress wishes some gentle
mems or families washing; stationary tubs and plent
OF water terms DC. 10 81 \ dozen including Outing.
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1SO EAST SID STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
1,)O girl as nurse in private family; three years.
reference from last place.
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OF EAST 18TH ST, TOP FLOOR.-A RESPECT
Ill able Scotch girl as nurse Or waitress. Call FOL
days
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TOO amiYi waX's no ObJecI; best city rcIerences
cOn 2D AV, CORNER 46TlI STA WILLING AND
OCU obligng girl 10 wash and iron objection
10 o boarding house; reference. Can or addvess.
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FRANK THOMSON General Manager
CUNDAY MORNING BOAr-ALBANY AND TROY,
> Newbure and Poughkeepsie, 6O cents; khinebeck
SCHUYLER, rom Spring street at A. NJ Twenty
third street at Sll, returning at 8 p. NJ.
CToNINGTON LINE FOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON.
- The new and magnificent steamer
RHODE ISLAND, every ruesiay Thursday and Satur
. day, and the elegant steamer
NARRAGANSE1f every Monday, wednesday and
Friday from pier SO North River foot OF Jas street. at
bP NJ. arriving In Boston ahead or all other lines.
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Groceries, Canned Goods, &c.

SIIASE, VIM. C.-Grocery and Provision
u Merchants, Mollohon Row. 43
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El,c Cant ol' llslp0slorS.

Ii is 50 obvious that physical! and conSutu-
tonal y;gor is the best defense against dis
ea>v, il:a; even the vendors Of drastic pursa-
tvcS atvr!!i>c them is tones, Sto.lacu!e'
ana invgurtntS. in the nope o! enllSlaS INC
confidence Of ;ilc public in the deflialiZiNs
and prrucOuS pUilOnS. II IS amusing ~
note how these impU$tGrS !n!llatc anu copy
the language in which the medicinal proper
tics Of up>!cttcr'> Stomach Biticr> arc de-
Scribed Although the effect Of their raSping
cyacuan,S is 10 destroy the tone OF tile diEcSr
tive organs AMI the bowels, and 20 rob the
system ii it$ vital strength, they arc uu>cfu-
puluuSlv recommended 10 the weak ana pros
tratc vicrinS of disease us stimu'antS! II Is
time this humbEg (uUt i very successful! one
il is truc, thanks To tile mature Common
sense Ot the American pc0plc) was stiStna-
,izcd rs il deserves. Such mi.chlcvOuS false
hoods >l,aul.l he exposed pro bono pupilco.
HuSlctlcr's Stomach BitlcrS, be il distinctly
understood, j. Il stimulant II mas Il >plrhu-
Gus basis, aud that basis is the vehicle "hlch
din'useS its wonderful sanitary principles
through every part Of the system. Inc tOhic'
alternative and regulating ingredients OF Inc
BitlcrS would he comparatively inert II lheE
were not. 50 10 speak, carrlc'i 20 the iocall!IeS
where they are required hy the S!lmuiall
agent The cant which protests against lnt
use of Il pure alcoholic fluid, when employed
is Il means of giving full effect to medicinal
extracts Of Tie highest utility, i> the can't OF
chart ;;ani<m Every intelligent physician
Sn charactcrizc> it. ard the sick who are
gripcd, convulScd anal debiltAted hv the nau-
Srous and disgusting nosGrums Of III" parties
u.h1 put it forth, soon find To :her sorrow
that i is lclu>iUn and 4 $uarc. HoSictter
Biiter>, the gIc,t sanitary stimnant OF the
age, is, in the truc>t sense OF the worIS, Il
wholesome, vitalizing, rcnovatIns prcpar'-
t;nn 35-5t.
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Aro1r THE TowN AND COUNTY
The weather is fine and bracing.

The weather is fine and bracing.
Sunday nights rain was the most
,;.r,istcnt OF the season. it raincd all
wls it Il clrizZlc.
The rain is bad on open cotton, but
farmers arc steadily ut work on all
side. picking what they can.
During i ride of seven miles in the
co,intrv on Thursday not Il single person
WAS mrt travelling in either direction
ON tie entire, road. Biz.
~ the way. we lost Il package OF
Insurance :,nl other papers during that
ride. .lny person finding the same and
leaving it ut this Office will receive Our
thanks AMI reward if required.
Those who have tried it say that
kissing is Ike II sewing machine, be-
cause it seems good.
Never rctilS" to contribute TO = rllhrl-
table Object, There arc men whonovcr
open their pocket-bookS, no matter how
worthy The claim presented. Where
will they 20 when they die?
Onr oi oar mar>hals says tlrat 4 negro
waS ovcrhanlcd on Wednesday night
last near the depot driving fifteen head
OF hogs. The negro escaped and tic
hogs were secUrcd and put in pound
Losers o: sausage in prospective vii
apply to Council.
We learn that the thieves who en-
tered Mr.. Hawkins house, near Bctl
Eden Church, did not succeed in getting
much plrnd"r. Several locks were
broken, and The burglary was commit
ted in d;;y time.
Now is tie time to repair the public
roads, very many holes which will h
almoS; impossible after awhile migl'
be easily liked now.
! OIl John Robinson's world rcnowne'
| circus is coming this way. Stand from
] Under, little folks.
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AaaICKER. 4. M.-Dealer in Groceries, Can.
Nv ned Goods, Pcrfumcry, and Toys OF all
LirScrintiOnS. rs
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sWQ1'rSed.

Sept. 2lth, 1874. by the Ec". J L. Shnfordd,
Rev. IICGU W. WulTAKEk, OF ihe :: Z.
Conference, 70 Miss CARRIE SLIGH, Of New
berry County, 5. {.
Al the residence Of the brides father, Mr
g. K. Mangum, on Wednesday,, OH S.ptrm-
Der. 1914, by Rev. ". ID. Hico. Miss FANNY
L. MAHGCM and Mr.. D. S. SArTERwHITE,
all of Newbcrry Co., S. c.
On Tucsd,y, September 22ad, 1874, at the
residence o. Mr. John e. Stewart. by Rev.
W. d. Rice, Miss JOSEPHINE S. PETERSON
aud Nr. JOHN $. FLOYD, aIl OF Newbcrry
Co = e.
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ErEcuGorr, BENEDICT 4 Co., Charles
ion, :. e., offer to The public AMI dealers IN
.;enrral. an immense and we'll selected STOCK
II DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
MArrISGs, &C, ut the lowest prices. Hcre-
wi:!l they annex the prices Of Il few articles
-lIalc0$, from 6 20 lOc., Loag Cloths. from
6 to l:jt., Brown !lom@>pan>, extra heavy,
from r. 10 Zoe Jeans, from l2!c upwards,
Ca>>ilnrrr<. from Zoe 4, uEwaniS, flannciS,
frr,,n 20 TO 5Jc Ladies'. Misses and Gents
Hose 75.. 81 II. - 40 per ,lUz. and upwards,
Su,pcn;cr> 81 q per d"z. anl upwards, La
,iias aud Gcn;s' Pocket Hanhkcrci:ici$, from
zoe. per d"z. az! upwards, Black anlCo!"red
Alpica<, 2Ur. an! upwards, D.e'S Goods,
fr"m 2J:., upwards, Ll,iicS' and Geut> Fnr-
ni<ting Gon,I>, lluH. ckcepii,g Goods, Fancy
(iou,-, l;!hbon< Nniinn>, Sc, from Is 10 70
ucy cent. c:lra!cr !h"G elsewhere. Samples
sen: a,l orr! - promptly filled. All RETAIL
orders from $1,000 upwards, Scut per EXprrsS
free OF charge. \ liberia! discount 10 whole
sale dealers. @o--1ln.
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Monumcuts--Marhle.

BONES. IRA B.-Attorncy at Law. Otlicc
uS on Main street, over Mrs. u. Mowers
sTnrr. -
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JAEGER e. G,-Atto rney at Law and Reg
ID lister in Bankruptcy for 3d COnSrcsSi"n.
ii District. Practices III al the Courts Of
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sEa{SceF{fssseO9sS.
Newberry County Convention.

By the direction Of the Executive Com,
y nice of STATE Tax lnlon, I request all
cllizcns Of NcwJcrry County, without re-.
gard 10 race o. politics, who are in favor OF
honest aud good governmental South Caro-
ina. 10 assemble in the Court House, III
Ncwhcrrv, on Monday, the 5th October
proximo, 10 elect three (3l delegatcS 20 at
:v:,,! 4 Peoples Convention in Columbia, on
the Sth October rcXt, 10 nominate cahol
,!,.es for Governor and Lieutcnant.Gover-
nor, provided s;ici, action be deemed adyls-
able ut that time.
Respectfully,
Sep. -, %S-2t I. >. fOfh.
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RusEMONr CEMETERr.-It is unne-
ccSsary to call the attention Of the Trus-
tees of Rosvmont Cemetery to the
shattered condition of the fence along
the main road, for they are aware Of it
already, and unfortunately are unable
to apply the remedy, simply for the re;-
son that they have no means. Why Is
tl,is9 Simply again because lot holdels
who were allowed to take up ground
have failed to comply with their pro-
misses to pay for the same. This is
matter greatly to be deplorcd. Oar
Cemetery, which has been much beau
titled daring the last year, at IN expense
TOO, we know, to individual Trustees,
should not he neglected. We look upon
I debt Of This kind as i sacred one
which should be pail ut any an'l every
sacrifice. Only i few days ago anum-
Der of COWS and calves were IN 1ull
possession Of the grounds, walking over
and through the various divisions
which ml.k the resting place OF our
loved dead. and trampling over the
graves willie eating the shrubberv
planted by tender hands. The sight
was y sal one. Il is said that we can
become usal to anything, but we trust
that this will he IN exception, and that
those who ar indebted will immediately y
DRY their dues to the Treasurer, that
the fencing may be repaired, and stock
kept out.saZIYc suggest, TOO, that when
the work IS commenced, that the fence
b. placed farther in to guard against
being broken by wagons travelling
that road. It is designed, we learn, TO
build suitable house on the ground for
a keeper. and also to erect place OF
shelter for visitors in case of rain. Botll
of these are much needed and Will DC
Of great benefit, and we hope will soon
bcaccompli<hcd. Nothing can be Gone
however, until parties indebted pay up.
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lsssiaE;eatans on subjects Of interest to
sbs oalbllIc cass always acceptable. The names
q vsasrS remember, must always aceompa-
M s ssestor iasure It's publication. No re-
Is assumed for any other views
tbap or oSS7Tn.
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Obituary..

DIED. in Ncwhcrry County, near Pros
pcrirv. Sept. the 21St, SARAH CHRISTINA,
aged IS years, : mouths and II days, second
daughter of II. NJ. and Rhoda pominick.-
She was a cum,i>;rni member Of the Baptist
Chuich, and died happy in the religion which
she rroirs>ed Blessed arc the dead who die
ia the Lori.
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3 WAT" in another column, gives 4
;ew sensible and practical hints, which
were we'll for our people to follow
Re are much obliged to him beside for
IS doing, and trust he may follow this
up with others Of Ike
snd, for they are much needed, and
in this form receives more
than in the shape Of editorials.
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We acknowledge receipt Of q copy OF
the Premium List Of the State Agrlcul-
tural and Mechanical Society for the
Sixth Annual Fair, to be held III Column
bia, beginning on the 10th Of NoIem-
ber.
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The WILSON Observation-Disclosures
IS called to the new advertisement of
fessss. Moore & Cozby, general agents
sor this State, and Of which Mr.. Leonard
Redus is the Agent for Newberry.-
These Sewing Machines are growing in
sFor every day, and wherever seen are
SEaS
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TO TEX A S
AIR 4 = S Z S

Tie com,lrtion nf the TENAS AND PA
EIFIC RAILROAD enables tic kE>NESAw
HnrrE. Via Western \ Atlait;;c L. H., 10
os,,.r the only Al! RI! "nU'c from Georgia
#!l the Gar"Ii# Is 20 ali py;r:;S in TrAaS.
On and after September LIST, through
coaches leave Nlsrta d1ily for MrMp!I>,
Little Rock and T"xark.na, Texas, without
change, cOnncrt:Hg there with through cars
for lioa<;un AID all points il TrAa<.
Think Of one change Of cars between
Atlanta, G,., and linuS!"n, T"Xa$.
=" Rates reduced by the opening OF
this rc%tc from - 10 $!5'
Full information can hc obtained upon
aneiica.on to ALBERT Il. WRENN, South
eastern Ag't, Nashville, Chattanooga n -.
Louis Il. r., Atlanta, G. +. SARGENT,
Southeastern 49,. l.. " &. ;. K. T., Attain
Il, to b. ". WRENN,
G.nI I'I<s'r 4 Ticket Ag't,
Sep. -. 3S-tt. Atlanta, Ga.
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AvELEIGu CuUHcU.-On Saturday
next the Rev. Y. \. Fair will be IN
stalled rs Pastor Of Avelcigh Church,
on which occasion tie Rev. J. l.. Mar
tin will preside, preach the sermon and
PROFOUND the questions. The Rev. j.
0. Lindsay will deliver the charge to
tic pastor, and the Rev, w. P. Jacobs
the charge to the people.
On Sabbath in the same church the
Sacrament will be administered, and
an invitation has been extended to the
membership of the Methodist Church
to Join in the holy ordinance, which has
been accepted. There will consequent
" be no morning service in the latter
church.
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To the Defendants, Adeliae A. Dendy and
Jacob P. Whitman:
Please take notice that the Summons lot
which the foregoing is copy,) and the Pc
titon in this action (Which Is an action
broush, among other things for construc-
ton of the Will of Christopher Whitman,
deceased, and for the partition Of the real
estate of said deceased, according to SAID
construction, VIXEN giveml, were Sled IN the
office Of the Judge Of Probate, for New
berry County, at Newberry Court House,
South Carolina Oh the 9Sth daE Of August,
1sI4 POPE, POPE & FAIR,
Att'ys at Law, Newberry c. H., S. c.
Sep. 2, 35-6t.
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commercial.

New YORK, Septcmber 2S.-Cotton quiet
ana nominal: sales 372, Ut lGiAl6s. Go!d
co>c,i at 4,;,G!.
AUGUSTA, September 2S.-Colton quiet
;,rl Sfcniy-m:dJliug III.
%lwHEYrY. September 29.--Cotton still
du}l ~; 1871. Bales shipped during week Ill.
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CHEAP.-The advertisement Of Mess.
Chapean & Hefron is just to the notion
of such of our readers who want any
thing in the Harness or Saddle line
Readit and act accordingly.
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NOTICE.
Notice to Trespassers.

All persons, white or colored, are hereby
notified that if :hcy are found on my land
either hunting Or fishing, or committing
any deprcdationS whatever, that they will
be dealt with to the full extent Of the law.
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
Sep. %, 3S-3t.
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. COW WANTED.

raod milch COW, warranted Mot to
;amper or latch opener, and with
sasng calf, is wanted. Apply ut this
ISssSs 30-2t.
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I've have been shown q letter from

We have been shown d letter from
Capt. Franz A1clcherS, immigration
'sgect, to Gr. 3. T. McGraw Of this
1isce, in which it is stated th%t Michael
Nav, wife and two children, relatives
Of laborers now engaged by Nh. Nc
GGraw, will arrive here in November
10 i've with Mr. \. II. Z. Sheck, Of this
County.
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WM. G.. CHASE.

have engaged with VIM. c. Chase.
Cotton Buyer and Grocer, as Salesman,
and will be Glad to see my friends.
3S-,f. JNO. X. G. NANCE.
\ change has been made by Gov
Moses in the election commissioners ior
this County. The following PERSONS
We learn, have been appointed:
y. Z. P!liGcr, Simeon Young anu Al.
=. Scott.
Similar changes have been made III
other counties; where the cNigcncle> OF
the Republican straight jemandinterfrr-
ence. 1t should be borne III mind that
Congress gives the privilege OF super
visor Of election ut each precinct. and
SIr. S. T. Poineer. located 1T Charleston
as State Commissioner, should be notl-
fed rs to who are selected for this pnl'-
pose. that he may approve said Select'on'
If this be done it shonld be done at
once.
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ToNsoR1AL.-Jas. Rattlcy, our new
knight of the razor and shears, who oc-
eupies popular position under the
Hotel, has had his room very neat'y
lifted up, so much so that II IS 4 comfort
to sit under an operation with such
pleasant and tasteful surroundings. lis
dcXteritv, too, to which is added p'!itc-
ness Of manner, makes q visit TO his
saloon a satisfactory one.
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ssEsfsrss or trsrs;eut business notices IA
"a :ass dens-tnert are inserted at the rate
s,esa Sesnss per 'iae-liberal CONTRACTS
s;sIss ffny sEyss, SIX or twelve months. If.
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TRUE ro HEX FIRST LovE.-Don't
be startled. ladies. ut the above head
inc. for We are not going to divuigc
anv secret which ShoHld be kept sacred,
or rive you any little bit Of refreshing
scapdal-not nj al. In fact this para
graph is not intended for the dclrcta-
ton Of The lady readers Of the HERALD,
but rather for the gentlemen, therefore
please read 10 further. True 10 her
iirSt love, Is there anything strange in
t!liS2 No, not III l general way, but
there are circumstances in this case
which make it remarkable. We eal!uGc
! to the love Of the Indian Girl of Col
unlb;a. the protc%c of McSSr>. Perry Il
SlawSon, who IN spite Of untoward cir
stances and heSctlments on every hand.
remains rs true rs the needle to the
! pole. Her whole heart i given to
! Perry & Slawson. and her single desire
is to build up their fame, and TO accom-,
pliSh this she has devoted her life to thc
sale Of SoEarS and tobacco, anl to make
men happy through smoke. Was ever
, love like tli>? She is now offering new
and choice brands. among which art
some cNc"llrnt ones ut tie low price
of five cents. The Indian Girl gloriei
In her mission and invites the gentle
Tmen to call.
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NOTICE..

We will rent to the highest bidder at
Newberry c. H.. on the lST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER NEXT, the severa! plantations
of Henry Burton, decd, comprising some
2f-thc best Cotoa and Grain land in the
County, susceptible of being so divided as
70 accommodate large or small farmers.
the above named lands will be shown, to
any one wishing to see them, by either Of
the Executors, and may be negotiated for
privately at any time before the lst OF Oct.
C. D. BURTON, J
J. D. PITTS. Executors
Nm. D0RE0H,
Aug. 70, %%-7t.
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Sep. 0, '7+-@G-ly.
Sep. l6, 37-3t.

--------
cvr NJ, Or cO1.r1T CAROLINE
81 y ~ VIZ ~ 1, l I-,,,,.nnDnl- ~
COCNI1 Or y = W ni'i'h
COURT OF PROBATE.
y,..,, e r;..;.
John II. HAry, ~ OF" o' inc " ~ " o''
tophcr Whitman, deceased, fialnt'lf.
Auaiosr
,.
Seth " iIi'amS' '"''"" Ann W n'''''"''' '0""
c. Whitman, Elizabeth +. Whitman, Ade-
line i. DENLY, George W. Whitman, Ja-
not p Wh;,mon William F. Whitman,
w. ~ wn;.n,r o,d Jacob summer
Ann {. " A'iman' ana '"c00 '0"'''''''''
Trustee, Defendants.
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The PALMETTO HoME.-Mr. Cau@h
man, Agent Of the Palmetto Orphans
Home in Columbia, paid Ncwbcrry 4
visit on Tuesday last, in the interest Of
that institution, and delivered i very
interesting address on the same. His
appeal in behalf Of the orphan children
Of this State was ably presented, and
We are pleased to add that he received
liberal sum from the audience. us well
as several contributions next day.
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few boar0ers can obtain arcommO-
on on very reasonable terms by ap-
;;viny nit This office. 3S-2t.
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s sE.ro New ADvERTIsE1ESTS.-
~,

lrneE 70 NEN ADVEKTISEAANKS 10
q Pooi-Sctiee.
"a yc2ag-So.ice.
Join Robin-oa'> C;rcu<.
. C. Swaffie!i-C,c:hinC.
3 Msrrisou-Mercaant 'faiior.
ssEaiif Z Pooi-Mi iiiiH"ry. Dry Goods, &@
Pope and ASA F. Laus;ord-Noticc
sse & Cozby-Wi!son Shuttle Sewing
sssaa & Heffroa-SadIlcs, Harness,
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The Rev. y. NJ. Fol:hi, Catholic
p"iest from Charleston, celebrated Mass
aHi preached an Instructive sermon in
our town last week, at which were
nl'c>vn; the families Of four Catholic
fellow-citiZrnS. ana L number of SOL
d"rs, members Of this E,ith, from the
Z. S. Garrison stationed ut this point.
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Notice to Trespassers.

Notice is hereby given that all persons
hereafter hunting or trcSpaSsug on our
lands will be prosecuted-to the full extent
Of the law. JNO. 7. SLOAN,
ARCHY SLOAN,
HENRY HALFACRE,
las A. EROTW Eli.
Sep. l6, 3I-3t.
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ial and Local.

/; ,s 5aerican Sardine Co.'S Bone
K rsines, are much better, and
haif the cost of imported
ssss-Ss;s,,ss sly.
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administrators Notiee---Final
Discharge

Notice is hereby given taasI win make 81 oe
final settlement on the persona Tnesiay,
Pober; B. Moore, deceased, ,SS On court o q
55S PSaSse S5s Of for o':sssi aaS tor
.nnIv for final dischasge : =
onE on Esaidsesss'e on shAi ALiBSAM fas Noessssss sss
.-.l Admir- Of r, 3. A00f''
Cav, .. lsT4-S3-o
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Mandarin Teas, the best, pare>t and
cheapest, at Mrs. D. Mowers. Price,
75c., Sl.00 and $3.50 per ID. 13-tf
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STHE RED MEN's IIor.-lge..s.ssss.-;;

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Tribe No. 8, have concluded to change
tie price of tickets from s. to Sl.3U,
Remember the Hop will take place
Observation-Disclosures Temperance
Hall. Our thanks are rendered Past
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*OLD PAPERs.-Old papers for sale at
This Office in packages of 50 Or 100, III
DO and Is cents. If.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-30

NlsTAKE.-In the report of the South
Carolina Presbytery in last issue, the
types made great mistake in saying
that seventy. three ministers We're pres
ent when the number was only twenty
three.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-30

MESsRS. kISGsLAND 4 HEATH, of
1C15i@A6ia are now Offering their fall
stock, which in variety and excellence
cannot be surpassed. China sets Of
beautiful pdaterns-thc ladies dotc on
them-Crochery of new styles, Glass
ware and Household goods of all kinds
are to be found in their we'll appointed
store under the Columbia Hotel. Orders
promptly attended to and satisfaction
guaranteed. 3S-2t.
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= T4Ep yoTic Al parties having jAd-
aaialsttasor's OF ExecnsSorsS Not;ss$ for
s 1r0Eca ton. wilf save the snsclI"st trouble
S6Teoinkng prepared 70 pay for the same
Dsf0re Insertion. IS oar term56Farc cash.N
{ 5LswFesS banding In such not fceS will be 2
Held responsible for the pS ment. D
cd. y
ssEssy VII slso ee hss1 responsible for the
aaoleafion @ al R2ssiees in Bankrupt cases.
z fsnsisnl aaYes tsements of any kind must
9 aa5a ies Y Svauce, if the parties adTer-
y > reside IN town.
: - Z and subscriptions strictly cash.
spars shall be stopped hereafter as
s.. ne term of subscription expires, un-
s5tssschory arrangements ere made TO
ausi TIE same.
mark denotes eEpiration-after that
sSsr is discontinued.
y = ,tess. things in mind, 3-tf,
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An old lady gavr rs her idea ofa
GREAT man: One who IS keerlul Of his
Clothes. don't drink spcritS, ken read
the Bible without spelling the words.
and eat a cold dinner on waSh-dav
without grUnnbling.'
If there is such man in Newberry
"a County we will be glad to Interview
him, our desire is to give him 4 year :
Asubscription 10 the Newberry HERALD
E nothing. None need apply without
srtifcate from his wife.