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KAPPA.
FOR THE HE4 AID.

JALApA. S. G.. Oct. 20, 1874.
Nix. E,:c:,i:: i''o ::nticc E:ucn sad
In the newspapers OF the day: "s;'c'
cial!y IL" agricultural Journals. shout
the dignity and honor Of I:ld labor:
and rsrI:+et appeals at: made 10 the
young Een of the country 10 60 at
once and take mold -: the plow hs:I-
dies, snd be id haste to reap soiuc Of
the dignity and hon"r while il is 90.
ing. We must confess, MIR. Editor.
that We su:ncti:.rs feel considerably
nauscated :. 50 ;nuch OF this kind q
giblnrri<h. 10 one de.li:, that GriY-
log il the soil is respectable, rs all oc-
capatinrs are THAI bcuelit the world:
bat,Goes anybody thirs that blowing.
and putting, and sweating through the
hot sun and dust is dignifed 1t
may pc very nice t"- per?!.: Of leisure
-. ,,
"S''e ''e ce''S"'S o. 'a''A me- Ou' 'e'
such characters Ioii"w the pillow one
day, Or haud!c tie ho. CT grain cradle
a few h u.s aa.; ". o,;u. that 8 it,
a., l.
wy 80 :. p' .
t'y ao9a' 'H2 "ChoF ano dignity OF
blowing: aid !soelng. and seaping, and
moving, will be TAKEN cut OF them.
We ar inclined to the o,ipion. Mr..
pa;.,~ .h,t.b,,, r..s
''' - sCO
to see 50 i;!ucA ol 'He eseE"s'ng '"1u-
ence Vi iarm work: and write and talk
50 much about it, are the very PERSONS
VIM w,,rk least sud hate tnost To
,, ,,o . ,;o
'"D '' ""N ." "',' - "'le
the poor ana Au'No1e 70 ca!t''ate H.
while the proprietor dresses in purple
and fine linen .nd far:s snmn.ncuslv
~ ,:.s
w.. t": @ ,.'.' Ipr;a' l'~O ."o
~ W : s , "s e0 '"'o
.rooa m n.,,o h,v, ..;ai -, l.,o. ~ , S"u
snJi1 ,i ~. ,'1: I.us;. ~ Wv h.. s.. A'.p" ~
,eo s;.ra.;..c e. A. pa;,on III
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Eos THE HERALD.
Colombia, $. c., Oct, 1874.

COLUMBIA, 5. c., Oct, 1874.
MIR. EDITOR: We suppose that you
will think thGt re are either non est,
Or gone on d !oug journey, from our
i.'ag >ili:!ce Bat not So OnT duties
have been such that we could rot find
time to hunt Up itca,s for ycur worthy
columns. The HERALD has net been
reticert like ourselves, but hes come
regularly to our hands. and has, in
deed, /" iasny weary moment, proven
! HEkALD OF joy to eur tired mind.
wondYr il there is i family in New
berry County that does not take it?
But to prace.ci--w2 have just killed
;wa great big ':skeeters'' oa the wall,
which we hope are the last u the
season. Whist mu.t We write. Not
the c3miug election, for that will lie
over before this appears i'll print, and,
": hope. with glorious results 70 the
';EIonesv Party" Of South Curolira.
Well then lit US speak !. word about
the -raa1 Fair that is 80 near at hand.
Columbia is all expectancy. Thc pres
poets for success arc at present most
encouraging. Every department. it is
hoped, will b: we'll represented from
all rarts Of the State. Newbcrry is
never bshiud in entsrpri$: and can
nnakc display il she will: Aeyce it is
to b. 'i~pad that many Of the fire pre-
m;uas that are no~ awaitiny owners
will take the G. 4 G. train for old
Newb"rry after the fair. Gh> yourg
iadi"s hare are engaged day and night
preparing articles for exhibition. Then
Young ladies of Newhcrry, if you have
not ALREADY somotiling for the Fair,
SIT to WORK aud prepare something.
Your fingers are not less skilful than
ere those OF TIE ladies of C"lumh;,.
We hop. too. to see good display of
tine s,2ck f:oH Ncwbcrry. The County
can produce 6ae stock, has Done it ard
will continue to "a 50: then scrd
specimens t. the fair. The grounds
are all beius wisely fitted up and pre-
pared fpr the cranl H2hibis;nu. Col.
u'ubia, ton, is putting Oh a lively face,
fnr tn" coming week. Business is
taking = lively t;,.::, after the dry,
dusty sum'uer season. Merchants are
keen to dispose o: their handsome
stocks Of g"ods. Livery stable men
and hack-drivcrs have been oiling up
their vehicles for transporting pur-
poses. Old Thrivets says he can
haul as many rs anybody. The hotel
men too, are busy getting supplies for
their tables. Upon the whole at pres.
ent every thing promises a pleasant
week during the fair.
Well, Mr.. Editor, this has been one
of the longest green aud growing sea-
soRs upon record. Trees were in ful!
foliage iu early spriog. and NOW it is
late Autumn and still they are green,
there 10: havius bcea frest epouga to
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rosity of the more fortunate gatherers
tOI. nv next supply.


I haze bern told tia, there is a cave
anong ii,os.: maintains t:iat sucks in
every living creature in the surrounding
vicinity i:lc first iii:ii year, but during
the remainder blows them out-nct in
very Compact >'ylr citEcr-fOr i have
heard of he cxi1 ;.lorafronl Of the hides,
bones and horns Of cattle, ::Ht notI:.ng
in connection will, reasonable animals,
rs I'll tourists wisely forbcar TO cxrlole
in that direction. Ii is called tie
blowing Cave"
Although enjoying this delightful
scenery, and ra:taking ofthe kind hospi-
tally Of relations and friends, ,thoHgllts If
home, sweet home" and our dear broken
household band will often intervene and
cause the tear-drop to fall, and long to
be with them; but rs we will soon strike
tents for home will he contented until
then. l have been told that Mill Hill,
the first mountain we pass oyer en- ro"tc
for Greenrille. is haunted with the aI>-
partition Of Il lady whose idea seems 10
be merccnary, us she appeared to some
gentlemen carrying tlicir produce TO
market as pearing over into one Of the
wagons. ! think | will ride horseback
when we Lass over. for although there
will he Il buggy along and otherwise
one Of the occupants: YET "oalG rather
she would closely inspect o::I worldly
goods than ourselves; but if l should
ride horseback she might jump up be-
hind meas Ill things are possible with
glosts-and l assure you my exit from
tie saddle would be i'll helHlong style,
and hel ladysliip would reign qilceE Of
I'll she surveyed and fear lind in lie
m inanimatc subject; but Ignorance is
bliss where it's folly to he wise" and
we do not know the exact spot where
she makes her appearance, and hope
for the childrcn's sake that will accom-
pany our party as we pass over on our
way home that she will remain in Sc
clusion. A NEWBERRlAN.
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Brief NentiORg.

We learn that the dwelling Of Mr.
julius ANDERSON, residing near
Smiths bridge AbbevjIle County, was
destroyed BY fire a few nights ago,
burning eight bales Of Gotten and every
thing in tbe house. AS to the origin
of the FIRE ne are no: informed.
ILaurensuils Htrad.
A Pennsylvania man ate forty quarts
Q: peanuts at one shelling: and then,
i'll the beautiful language Of TyndaI!.
"faded like streak & morning clouc
into the infinite azure OF the past
His friends. possessed of that touching
delicacy and thought:ulness which al
ways char2c.eriz"s The hcs.uws! Ct H:"...
tn@ry ::a;,o-s in Pennsylvania: buried
tie shells with h;!i>.
AtrociouS missovernmvnt aE!n fla
grant violations Of plain lsw Sr:;i as
Grant and his attorney General p'':si*t
in are not iu themselves reaso.:s ipr dcs-
pairing Of popular government; but il
the party that put these lneu in power
could still receive the support Of thu
people at the polls, despite such uisdo-
ings, the case might then be bad for gov
ernment by the people.
1N. :. Herald.
The Unlon-Her0W saws that the
Laurensville Herald j. opposed to
Judge Green for Governor We de-
ny the charge. We stated two weeks
since, as the record will slow: that We
intended to support Judge GREEN as
an individual, but. stated further that
(thesc are our precise words) while as
a journalist We feel no great enthusiasm
for the GREEN Ticket, We wish it SUE
cess, and hope that every man vino
tt..is au interest III the welfare 0; his
State, and is in f;.vo7 Of honest govern
meut will srpport it."
We don t intend (if VT eau help it,
to go crazy on the subject, but We ex-
pert to vote ss Indicated above.
[L1urensril!e HeroM
IN interesting experiment was per
toru-d Oh the 18th Instant, in Fall
River, Mass, by Mrs. Julia HoiFE=n
and Louis Weylard, Of New York, Of
which The Tribune says: "1lcrmau
Dubois had suffered from consumption
tol i've Years, and had become very
weak ana Gcbiiita:cd. Physicians ad-
vi$ed lii;u to seek warmer climate,
but he had not sufficient strength to
avail hiuSelf of this chance Of relief.
DR.. Hoffman has transfused bloud FROM
animals. duss and lambs. to the human
subject with success III six cases, and
it was determined to make the expert
u.eu. upoa Mr.. Duoois-and a connec-
ticn was formed with the carotid artery
Of q living lamb t'y = glass tube with d
vein in the pstie;it's aru. The bright
blood leaped through the tube and en-
tered til. system Of the patient. The
stream was kept up ior one minute
and forty seconds. Then the co'Aprss
sion was removed and the tube re-
moved. Friday Mr.. Dsbois had suf-
Sciently recovered his strength 10 en-
able hial to visit warmer climate
this coming cold weather with good
prospects Of regaining his health.
The lamb is also alive and doing well.
A lamb used i'll the sa:;,c experiment
in this city, IS still alive, and is now
tied in i stable in IN adjoining street.
Tae human subject Was so rasch ben
cited that he spent the summer Iii the
CatSk;lls ard is DOW IN Ryltimcrc "
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FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
~ AlD OF The
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
4 CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.

The maD.seacr. harc ds;erminei 20 have
the drawing Of II: Fifth Ind Last Gift CJa-
Ger; of the Public Library Of Kentucky OF
tiI.' 30.h Gay Of November ncEt. We J:iieTc
uux that Il! H.: ti"icr> viii hc SOLD, and that
tie drawing Will ou full o"c; but whciicr
all arc sold or no., i:' drawing vii! nercrii!e-
less certainly conc oil on the day appointed.
Tue Special h;.rs of this card * 10 cn!i
meeting Of tlie iicHet-hDl,iers II PnblIc Libra
~ Hall, on The % / Of November, TO make
arrangements in connection with the com.
miuce Appointed hy ;he trustees TO superin-
Ient the counting y! The tags representing
:he number Of tickets sold. Wb;le t:!cr. is
no actua! necessity for TIE presence y! ticket.
holders, as under our arrangements the III
tcresis cf al arc equally cared for, yet 1t The
same time would greatly prefer that AZ
many Of those Interested rs eau, would at
;end this meeting and each see for himself
how perfectly fair ar'i imp. p.'rtial the di.iriau,
tion must be.
Every arrangement hes been made f,r the
drswing-5ut little more than month re-
mains for The sale Of The remainder Of the
tickets, aud whatever is done must be done
promptly. TuOS. E. BAhLEFTE,
Agent and Manager.
Louisville, Ky Oct. p, 1874 4-2t.
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also articles Of sorncwhz: similar
purp"se :or feminine use, may be
procured in any quantity, ou sale or to
order. Tac whirr Of the sewing
machines tended by fair and uimble
GaI"rs give quite business air to the
estsbj:<;'sueu', while his enterprise in
r"w !; se AMI the employment ne is
C IL; I'D to afford TO ladies to whom so
many a'eaues to WORK ar: .e"e:ally
elo. 4. cniit!e ?,im to 4 fair patronage
from III :':'?rcclasive public.
KAPPA.
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Tribute of Respect.
PULlaKI LoDGE, No. 20. I. y. O. +
IN 3lEMORIAM.
at is moi deati! 10 die

IL IS moi deatn 10 die
To leave til weary road,
And midst the brotherhood on nigh,
10 be 1t home with Cod"
JAMES MILTON WILSON, a member Of
this Lodge, dic.i 2lst October, 1874. in the
fortieth year of bis age Born in Lexington.
S. c., 18th November, 1884, he removed 20
NewbeCrv shortly after arriving ~ his major
iiy, aud speu. eli the days Of his manhood
in tits community. His Capacity for bu.i-
ness and uprish;acss Of character gained for
him the esteem Of all Gu: people, and his
loss will he felt hv them. The CEu.ch 10
which he belonged, by its Council. has tes,-
fed its high appreciation of his worth as Il
Christian gentleman. And now this Lodge
would give come expression Of aur grea.
regar,! for his memory, and our esteem for
his purity OF he ,r', scn:!euesS of nature and
aGectionate disposition. His death has cas-.
!. gloom over the hearts OF his sorroHing
associates. Yet we would no: murmar 1T the
wise dispensa!ion oi kind Providence who
has permitted Our brother, after years Of
afaictioH, to Gud everlasting quiet GGd re-
pose; nor would we call back oue who 50
longcd 10 depart aud dc Ii rest.
Rest from :hy llbors, rest,
Soul OF The just, set free!
Bles! be thy u.Gmrrv. and blest
Thy briyh. example nt!'
Be it, therefore. resolved.
1s.. That he mauy excel:cncies Of our
Brother greatly en'leaTcl him TO US, ard his
death j q calamity 10 Our Order.
Pad. That We tender our sincere coincidence
to bis bereeyed iu.;iiy-upou whom this
heavy am ctipn has lIl:en--to whom, though,
the horn is not without The rose, for in the
contemplate u: his many virtues they will
hud sweet fragrance SIZED around his
memory.
3rd. That The members Of this Lodge wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days,
anG that the hall he draped accordingly.
4th. That page in our Record Book be
inscribed With his name, time and place Of
his birth, As vel! IS OF his DEATH and also
The rank he hal attained in this Order.
5:h That copy o' the foregoing p!eam-
bic and resolutions Ge transmitted 10 the
these proceedings be published in the papers
o.! the Town.
Unanimously alo ,:cl 39.Il Oc!., 1874.
n B. MAZYCK. y. G.
". O. GoREE, Secretary.
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EclEcT1c NAcAZNs--Thc Contents cf
lie Ec!ec lie :or XuyeInbe: present the u>a;:l
combination Of rntcrtain,acu; and solid IL
snGc:;,n, Is glance =. 'he ta5!e Of con;cn:S
viii >LoN: F:m;er-h;ngs; Professor ryn-
dai!'S address before tiie British Association
$, Belfast lin ;uIll; Women Suffrage; y he.
T;y :" Mc. &n:c;win Smith; Mouts;crabcI:.
ny DSc 6'Aw.na!e: 4 RomIa F:a2r4i
Charles Sr:EHc:-In Mc;.io.;am. by VI. ".
S'orr: Tie Creek Foo; VI. GuZot; T..c
>Itc:Ir # tl,e 2n-t. Star GaEsiaG; Hers
c'is!S Ewo Merli"d-. jy Richard \ Proctor,
r 5; ! Wi;ch rri@l in Ii" Fourteenth
Ce;pu.y; Two German CrpsoeS; and Dean
S:aE!r, Of ;.on. :scre IS 2lso an exceicn;
v"r!:ai;.
There arc also several mc,e chapters, o: :.le
>iriH;:. >inrr. Far f:oru the Ns:idiuS Crowd {:
ard the EA;.t-:-i Cciarirlci:;> #re rery in.i
.r.i Interesting. especially !ho>e .!ernicl -
l;'cl"i2:c.
!'rhii%"rti +. K. H::LToS, les Fu!;on S,!ret.
.i,.w Is.:S TrruS. 5 vesr: Two copies, 50.
S:E3:en2u,beT. II ccr;>.
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Death o. e. EsaSh Campbell.


We learn b. the Charleston papers
i;lat ;his distinguished Mason died 1T
Charleston on the 9th inst: and il
the 3Ss! Year Of his age. He was
born in L:,prens County, where he
lived until 1859, when he removed TO
Charleston, where he won many warm
friends. air CSmpbell was one Of
the brightest ,Iascns Of his day aud
S:;23 she Highest offices 10 the order,
:saa froa 1852 ~ .!ts tine o. bis
asa.I, MS Grsad Secsssafy ss ~
G:Aca t-csge.
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FURcHsorT, BENEDICT & Co., Charles,
ton, S. c., arc offering one of the largest
stocks of DIX GocOs and CARPETS in
the United States Parties in want of the
same will save from Is to so per cent. by
ordering from them. They are prepared
70 send samples on application. Al retsil
orders over $40 will be sent free OF charge TO
u,1y Dart Of the Southern Sia;es. Reml. BY
P, O. Order, Express, OF Draft drawn to our
order. or Goods will be seat c. o. D.
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G5SiGA3.ay.

DIED. Of p;,enmpnia. on :he 3lst October,
1871, in NcwNrrry County, 5. g., DENNIS
LARK, III lie r4r:y Irh year q his age, after
short lines, OF u!!!r dtys Srma :xo years
since his es;i;aabic w:Er preceded him 20 the
grave, leaving 20 his >='c c%e ;heir little
children, to whom he WAS ever afectio1ate
and kind. Beside ;hcse children. the Ge-
ceased l;ave, his ngr,i a;i!::r. and brothers
am:l sisters - MORA his :oss. ilc WINS strong
in his attachments, aaJ hi: surviving friends
will cherish biz memory. 4 few days ago
in the fu;l strength Of manhood and healh /,
to.day he lies s;i!! and dead in the silent
IoEb. How iErX5vabic is dca:h! the grave,
how insatiubel \ FRIEND.
Near Bethel, Ne.btrrr Co, on the 2ls.
Oct, Mr. D. r NlNG, il the STA year Of his
age.
On The Dist Jane, 1874, in Ncwbcrry Co.,
Mrs. PExHEL!A LoIG, "gel 7S rears, 2
months md eleven DAYS.
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DwA,xAsp's MCS:c.L H'ul:LD - The uc-
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s,,.,ia, ot ca..:ce Icw music and ia;e;c>!io; ;
and Instructive inu>cal ic:,.;i.-.
TIE &u>;rai Wm,i "::i he greatly cu1ar@e3
ard :lnprcrei; January i>;, 1873, wien = neg
r...un:c bcgil:<. SiN:2If pages OF elegant
ncw ,nps:c and ;w:::tv pages a? reading ma
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ra.l>:c .lcra g:vcn IL c"cil ro.a:ie wo':fd
co>; in tic ,Hsniar <Gee: tvln Over S30,cc.
Tic publishers aEnouGce ih"! un:it December
i, subscriptions viii be received at :ac obi
price. 81 0pc:: :inCuiI. ScnI 20 5. 6ra:n"rd {
SpH>, C!uveiand, 0nio, ana receive 5000
>.ss.l. uf c.,:cs music and go pages Of val
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c31,ice SIS; DeTey occar az iii.
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NOTICE.

All persons in arywi.u indebted to the
Estate of the late o5,,Whceler, are re-
qnrsted 10 settle the same and save costs.
Aud all persons holding demands agsins:
the Estate o! said Jacob Wheeler, deceased,
viii rcuder the same a,;ested, as required
by law, to our Attorneys, Pope, Pope j
Fair, Newoerry, S. c.
J. L. WHEELER,
D. 3. WHEELER,
Qualified Executors.
Nov. ?, l874-44-s:.
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Kiss He, Darling.

The Art Of kissing is dainty expressed in
the following li.i!e poem:
Kiss me, aarlingl whcr k;ss you
Kiss me bacf; and bicS a-ai:t!
Lips ore onlyirosy petals,
. Kisses drops Of frsgans r:iiu!
Where's tbs harm, ,heu? couLi gre you
Reasons, dear, fy- every oae-
Oa'y iAaiI may 10; tell them
In The broad and garisl, sua.-
Take, a; least, think, SWEEP one!
And Ikaow yon u ,hiuk with me.
'Tis tis Scripture: do to Others
What lhou,dss have them 20 TO thee
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Charleston for Green.

The following despatch is received
from Charleston just rs we 60 to press:
Newberrr Herald--Green is sweep
ing Charleston, tits hard to find Il Cham
berlain voter. We will win.
J. LAMB BUST.
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yNMra'5eG.

On Wednesday, the 2Sih ul,., in Lexing-
ton, by the Rev. MIR. Bailey, Mr. WV. Is.
AULL, of Newbcrry, and Miss y. r. RAsgE,
Of Lexington.
Brides favor received, FOR which We return
thanks, with best wishes Ter TIE future OF the
happy young couple.
On the H!h OF October. by the Rev J. G.
Herbert, Rev. d. d DASTzLEE, Of the South
Carolina CoEirlcncc, 10 Miss FANNIE COG
CANS. daughter OF Daniel Goggans, Esq., of
NtTberry.
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Col. Il. l.. E!k;n !,:<: by FIRE oa Sat-
u.iss. a large and Substantially built
:r;@-l:,use, w;,h complete stah!iuS Gu
sac si1e. situated rc;ao:e :rcn any
.sber Su;lti:: :. SvsAinS MS saved
tcs buggy anath-e calves, vino were
Sssblcd under the gi:;-horsc. The Erc
ecear.>l as O'Clock j.: the day, arg
was The war:;; Of al is.ceadiasy. It is
5, sisH:Gcani cp;!:cideuee that. ~ the
saa-e s,sy ;Ews yesS ssc Mr. E!kia's
hcass sss nsaSl7 des::oycd ;y GSe;
i.s ;ocea&;ss:sa-
+ JF;as&;,3fo iNens.
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TOWN PROPERTY.

IOFfER FOR SALE THE HOUSE AND
LOT III tie Tos" u! Newberry where uow'
reside. Tie 10, contains FIFTEEN I:CHES,
abo1t FIVE acres Of which is bottom land,
excellent for pas;arasr or p|a"iaG, the
baiancc &! The ot is gnci planting Lard.
On The 10. is Il Two.s:2:y Dwelling House
with seven p!astere;i t0ona, and i've ire
places, Kitchen. Servants House. SmoHc
House, Pantry, Chicken House, St"h!'S With
Crib. and Corn SHED, attached. Every
thing =joa. til. prrn:iSe- is il good repair.
::ad TAX. altogether i o:': oi he oas; aud
alos, attractive p..ces in Newbe::r.
Fo. terms s..a possession, apply 70
Oct. ~, +2-tt. 6. I. SCOTT.
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Seegers' VS., Cincinnati
Beer.

The Cincinnati Gazette makes the aston
ishing announcement that Cincinnati beer
is no longer pare, bat adulterated with mo-
!asses, sugar Of starch, fusel oil and the
poisonous colch;cum. The Commissioner
Of Agriculture, IN his repor, for 1865, says
hat Prof. Hapes, Of New York, analyzed
The beer from dozen different breweries,
and found all Of it adLlterated. Cocculus
ludicus ana nux voDiea entered largely iu.
20 its composition.
j. c. sEEGERS guarantees his beer to be
pure and reliable He does not sdulterate
it, but bsews from the best barley, malt and
hops. Feb, :, s~tG,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-11-04
The Herald. .
1gss. T. esEsEkER, EDITOR.
NEWBERRY, $. G..
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

4 M ~ TUX 14IH IVH 1'11'
Tie Herald is in the highest respect" Fam
lily Nrwspa per. devoted to the imutcrla! n
;ercsts or The people OF this County ANA tht
State. II tc:-cul;,teS extensively. am: As *!
Advertising lnr'i:iil offers Gnrir"ilcG aC-
vantagcs. For Terms, see fir5t page.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-11-04
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING

Dep t;m.:.;s ,he rear of the Store, under
lie 81; rr;i:nnirarr Of Mr:. :. 4. Smith, Il
lady q .>iAh!is:l,'! taste and experience,
are 70; Only h,rd1om".y arranged, but are
supplied wish every article which ladies can
csil :cr. Gaze CT he great convenience: is
that lady can aor o::'s obtain the goods
desired, bu: have ';.rrs Gu, at:.i n'a'ie up Ill
this establishment wi'::nut having 10 go
elsewhere. Remember the store next door
90 t'n.umbis Hc;r Nov +, 4i-6t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-27
TBUSTEE'S SALE.

By virtue of O decree of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county, sitting in Equity. passed
in a cause In the said court, In which yudson Y
Richardson IL complainant and jesse - heton
and Septimus 1. Cook are defendants, 1 will xpose
TO public sale, on THURSDAY, the 2sth day of
May, 1874, at O'Clock p. m, at Highland station.
near the premises, on the Washington and Balti-
more Railroad, tract or parcel OF Land, contain
ing about SIX acres, which was conveyed by the
said Middleton TO the said Cook and Richardson BY
Q separate deep OF mortgage TO each.
This property 10 most elfgfbly, Pies.
sanity and BEAUTIFULLY located, In the immediate
neishborhood Of the land lately purchased By Rich
ard Merrick, and adjoining the lands OF Messrs.
Scott, Bates and johnson, being about $50 yards
from said station and most accessible to Washing
TIN city BY two roads, rail and county, and distant
therefrom by either route about four miles, II has
Q large Barn and Q small Dwelling house, erected
within few years pest, OF the best materials sn1 In
o most workmanlike manner: 10 enclosed by IN ex.
cellept fence. The land n OF superior quality Of
different kinds, veil adapted TO grass, market p1f'
poses and the culture Of fruit; and IL offers rare tn
ducements TO capitalists for being ee
waited and admirably situated tor building
Adjoining the premises is caybeats spring Of %.
peiior water, containing the important clements Of
sulphur, iron and mAenesia In large pro cortions.
Terms Of sale: q 500 cash on the Gay Of sale OF
ratification thereof b. the court and the residue In
ak msnths thereafter, secured By tae note Of tn
purchaser with security TO be approved b. the trus
Tee, bearing interest from the daI Of SALE On pay
msnt OF the purchase money, interest Included, tn
trustee viii convey the lard 10 the purchaser 10 fee
Blsdensburs, May i, ial. ny7-eots