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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-08

Communications Oh subjects OF interest 10
The public are always acceptable. The names
Of writer's, remember, mast always aceompa-
ny = letter 10 Insure is publication. No re-
spon sibility i assumed Tcr any other views
than Cur own.
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RE1IG1oUs.-The people of Newber-
~ will be glad to learn that DR.. ". NJ.
Grier, of Due West, will preach in the
Assoeiate Reformed Church next Sab
bath Morning at eleven o'clock.
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All single or transient business notices in
the local department are inserted ~ tho ratc
of fifteen cents per liae-liberat contraci-
made for three, six or twelve months r..
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LOST

On Sunday night last. A GOLD
BRACELET. The finder will be re-
wardea By leaving it ut this office.
PIT.
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We acknowledge receipt Of card Of
invitation to attend q lecture by Hon.
H. G. Eastman before the Lee AS$ocla-
ton Of Eastman College, Poughkeepsic,
y. Y. July 10Th.
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LAND Ind LABOR OFFICb.

The undersigned. having established a
and ard Labor Office in the town Of New
berry, S. c., will buy and sci !t:G2x, or ne
;;st::ate qa;e, IL! lanaS. Also provide la
6orcrs 10 work for wages: or to work for
part Of the crop, Or to r-~. ;;ndS.
lie viii also procure homes for imn!i-
grants, and will cooperate with the regular
Established immigration agencies for the
said purpose.
Mi. r B. Holman IS employed to assist
in the management Of the Office, and Rev.
II. ". Kuhns aud C. g. Jaeger, Esq, have
consented to attend to the Interpretation
and correspondence. II. H. BLEASE.
Apr. Is, l5-;f.
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THE CoMET.-Have You seen 1t? 1t
can be seen in i North-westerly direc-
ton, ne:lr the dipper, and about thir-
ty degrees above the horizon.
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INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
.iooxe 4 Cozby-WilSou Sewing Machine.
C.C.I& 4. L. R-Changc Of Schedule.
I.ovclace 4 Whceler-Ncw Flour.
!. &. Ca,wic-Bcport of National Bank.
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Easd2rJNkla,
FBk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly OF
hand Il iula<Sortment Of the above approved
cases, Of different patterns, besides collins
Of his owu make, all of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
proaptues$ and despatch.
Persons desirous of having cases sent by
railroad will have them sent free Of charge.
4 HcarSe is always g. haaa and vii be
furnished 1T lie rate Of $40 per day.
ThaukfH! for past patronage, the sub
scriber respectfully asks for a continuation
OF the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part Ail be SPAR to render
the utmost satisfaction.
R.C. CHAPMAN
Newberry s. G., July 81.
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RETCRNED-tIONE- E--tIDING.--oh
Wednesday last tie Grccnville & Col
umbia up train rcachcd the depot on
schedule time, to the delight Of Il large
aumbcr of "wc'uns" at home, who had
assembled on tie platform to welcome
the Newbcrry girls returning TO their
happy homes from the Columbia Col
lcge, for the Srmmcr vacation. New
berry was we'll represented in that in
st;tntion, and among the number were
the Misses Nary and Cynthia Boulwarc.
Mary and Nora kinarn. &i!c:2 end ka-
tie Kinard, Alice Cline, Katie Mayo,
and Lula Grcnekcr. Though jaded
non4 ahc effects Of the previous nights
bust: our 2f tlien having slept Il
wink since Monday niglt-arG .Ac ta-
tieue and dust of travel, we are pleased
10 So tllat they looked charming, and
Judging from, s;!cir springy action as
they stepped from the c:tS. and the
bright twinkling Of them eyes rs li":
glanced ;ucrnd to see WHO WAS looking
for them, they arc ptG2?rcL for 4 good
time.
On Friday the lads were again on the
aIcrt. and this time for the arrival OF
Miss Lila Montgomery and Miss Mary
O'Ncill, from the Ealle Crucis cduca-
tional institute near Columbia. We
are pleased to note that these Young ii
dies looked ch&2mmgly well, and return
flashed with the honors Conferred upon
them at school.
:; lively time may be expected this
Summer.
We notice in or n1,sst. md jrst re-
turned from Gicnn's Spring, Mcs>Fs. i
J. Pope ed Geo. JohmS4one, E.sqS,
J. G. Lcahv, JuGgc Of Probate, and
Dr.. 0. 3. Mayor, Jr., each OF w!.DD} re-
port themselves mitch benefited by the
water. IrrcpTessible business called
them back thus e;uly. they will rc-
turn again.
Mr.. u. L. Wiscn.an, artist. has just
returned frui:l Il brief visit 10 Walhalla.
and is once more ,.,c ;;arct to accommo-
date the public with pictures.
I'r. Albert JoIin>'oiie' E'c'E loc'''eC
al C;.;::tlen in the practice OF Dentistry
visited his hot;le last week.
Senator Corwin, ~',.c h1S been on Z
visit 10 the patcrnal home in vl,;.,, 2r-
,.iv,.d in this place on Friday l;,S;. He
s.,.,s,,,,.,,,I,. ,.cI, .rI had =
Is lo"SlH9 Lei''''' N''''S O''' ''''' ~
dHI:shtsHi t!'i:e,
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| The American S:,r!inc Co.'S Lone
less Sardincs, are much better, and
less than lralf the cost Of imported
! Sartlines. sly.
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.ewbeuy.

The SECRET OF SUCcESS--The most
successful merchants, it is an ascertaH-
ed fact, are ti4ey who advertise regular
lv, who keep the public posted IN the
9lull rs well as the busy season III re-
gard to their business, and the nature
quality and variety of their stock. HE
true business man is anxious for the peo-
n,e to know what he has in store, anu
fine public are as curious to learn. 1Ae
merchant who knows this advertlses
and draws custom.
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WAGGIsH.-On the Grcenvi!ie train
going down the other day, we happened
bv the water cooler. is it. i good place
when there is ice inside Of II, which
sometimes happens. yon know. One
of the employees WAS imbibing o"5 of
the company'S silver cup, wncn :; thirsty
individual approached. He was seek
ing water and Information. Said he to
the railroad man, "Docs this train con-
meet with any otller road?:: "Oh yes"
replied the other, st connects with al
the principalroads in the United States.
"Well, wouldn't Of thunk it." said the
seeker Of water and knowledge. The
next ques-ion propound,d was, How
f.r to Long Branch?" ':.About Il tLous-
and miles" said railroad man, 'chcck
You all the way through"
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They will also 0c held responsible for the
publication OF III! notices in Bankrupt cases.
Transient advertisements of any kind must
te paid lUr in advaucc. If the parties adrer-
,ising Do no, reside in town.
job Work aud subscriptions strictly cash.
Al papers shall b. stopped hereafter as
>con IS ;he tcr,u Of subscription expires, un-
less satisfactory arrangements arc made 20
c0u.inucthe same.
Tie x mark icoo:cs cXpiration-aiter that
the paper is discontinued.
H,.;:r t:.ese things in mind. ST,
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TAX NoGcE.-The County Auditors
notice will appear in this issue for the
last time, and looking to the public con-
venience, we again call attention to it.
It will be well then for nj parties in
terested 60 make their returns within
, -e time named. and before the 2O5's Of
Az, USS
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GRADUATED.-Amopg the names OF
the graduating class at Woflord College,
Spartanburg, at its recent Commence
reent, we were much pleased to see tliat
of our young friend and fellow Newber-
rian, VIM. Clement Gilliam' whose
sDeecI, on that occasion was, "Ihe ke-
ciprocaI Iailuence Of the Physical and
Intellectual World" and GoHbly so to
learn that lie acquitted himself with
credit. We hope soon to see MN Il
NeMberrV.
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Ncwherry. 5. G.

no LESS STRANGE THAN TRuE is It
,v.t the Indian Girl, Notwithstanding
,xtrcmc heat of the weather and
'"' Naieult;es which besct her, is as
o'D1- V. fascinating IS ~I:cn first she
nnocare1 ,nD :t' npo.. the pi*'f"F"a ia >ie*srs.
p,,r,r. &. Slaws.,n:s Soar En'i'os1nn'
70 doubt the ADM: ::ration she @f'"> has
something to do witt. this, for hcl '''
mircrs cannot be numbered, their name
being legion, and then he satisfaction
she gives is i reward III itself. No one
who pays court to her once, hnt desires
70 DO 50 again and again. She is us
brnclicent and charitable Is she is f;ls-
cina;inc. ana offers us choice L Scgar at
five cents rs usually costs ten, and why?
bccanse The times are hard. and she
wopId no. t,cbar the least Of her many
admirers from the solace Of Z delicious
smoke. She offers, too, sc@ars more
expensive in price to those who prefer
to Uav high for them. besides chewing
and smoking tobacco Of various excel
lent brands. elegant pipes, pouches
walking canes, etc. etc. Send IN or
der to Perry d Slawson's Indian CARL,
Columbia. S. c., or when down IN the
citv pay her :: visit. 23-u'
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1 ruI.r TIjF Town AND County,

,,,,.r ,,7,r, Tn,v>- Avn Cor.vry-
''','' '
ne We;''hcr !s II! rl@iN. ;" i;'i -
: t!''o iic''''' ''i''" ''i'. ~ 'oni i''"'''e'
Ile late tine rams anu mos! atno@-
phcrc have pushed crops ahead.
More rain Is NOW needed.
There will be more corn made in
TINS County than in any year since the
":sT. This is !; subject ON which much
!n!Gii- DE SAID.
Cotton t:.oYrl. backward IS doing
finely.
NfonIav Sa],-,lay, VIE: no;irr"!;!e ::,r
#, ,r,i,.; ij,.ir were bat E.w Inr<::ns i,
CO., .,,.. ,..,,..,,. R.:r l:,r1.. E1<;nr>S
w.,S ,,.,,,,...,,.
-. ,..,.,:.o n, ,,,ol
sweet .nI na;... article ,f i;onr Mr<srS.
Lny..lac,. \ Wheeler arc H." lA"u to
s:n;,i,. if I';Y.y are inst in r1crip: of i
Iot from ;;,n Nrvl.rry Steam I!i:!.--
Send f;r sor.r IT once.
/r.,. :,,,.,.,,. -, ,l;,J.on,. =.
,t:I''i'' c, - '''';"'' , ,',r ,: ''', 49,, w"
,';'':"' 'A'''I' ~ ,. ,'''..' ..,,> l.
','':s u !"' S''''> ~ '"N'' " ''' 80 ''7'''o
"I'ir Si"vN.
\ half loaf is better than no bread
six m"ltES SnhSr:lnt:'n:: taken tor HE
HERALD II ''''' !''''-''-''
The tail Of The comet which shines
70" ~. I:;ii t"' riSiiI seen II !Gn:,cN ~!
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4 New SAErAr1I SCllooI..-"e are
pleased to note the fact that on last SAB
bath y Sabbath School WAS ot9;'ni"e''
by the Associate Reformed Congresi-
ton of this place. About twenty-louS
teachers and pupils were enroiled--
This congregation has been without a
Sabbath School for MI ulber Of Ees.rs'
on account of the small number OF CHI
dren connected with it. but this enco'H-
aging beginning promises that SucI' VIII
not likely occur again.
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List oc Letters remaining in the Post Office

List o. Letters remaining i'll the Post Office
~ Ec:"icrrv:
Iycy y. Abrams, mo. Brown, Henry A.
Bailey, Gcargr Bnrton, J. S Hicklev, \. H.
AIartin lcv. B Burton, Salina HlOwn. Mrs.
Sarah l.:npa'and. .IIo. L. Cosl"y, Miss Emma
Chaplin, Francois CheSnrau, Nc>srS. J. H.
Dukc < Bro, j. +. Dyn>on. y. j. Dobhins,
Miss Helen u. Ford. C. ". Fc!!man, poSey
Glenn. .Inhu Halls, Gee. +. JohnStonc. Aaron
.iavk<o cUi'.!.. Miss Louisa kinard, Louis
ii:ilrr ?lr<. Emma Hargrrve. j. B. Heller,
Stafford i'arkcr, Mrs Sophia Livingston,
Mrs. Amania Long, Caroline Marc"S, I. D.
il;!;cr. J.. f. Markctt, William Montgomery,
!. T. Ncrce. Miss Elizabcth Owen, j. W.
O..cn<. :. y. Reid, Agt. Bal:ilasrr H"ubcr,
;iiii:m Sem, Ww. II. Sloan, 5. A. Spence,
7. -. S;ilIw:l!. u. II. Witt, Mrs. MOic A.
Wicker, Miss NpheIil Wilson, \. p. Whit
mi,c, Miss Rosa Wright, y. /. Lake, Miss
EE.a Vr-ht
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PAY Up.-jno. $. Fam, Esq, Clerk
of the Town Council, requests us to say
that this is the last week in which the
town taxes can be paid without the ad-
&;r5on of the penalty.
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Colleges.

The NEXT SESSION Of this SCHOOL
will begin on 18th SEPTEMBER, 1873.
As "a: as The practical duties of life are
concerned as thorough az edacation can be
obtained at this School as at any Female
Seminary in the State.
Tuition from. $3.50 to $3.50 per Session.
Paid i'll advance or satisfactorily secured.
Boarding can be obtained at moderate
price.
For particulars, inquire Of s. P. BOOZER,
Sec. B'd, or Of
A. P. PIER, Principal
Aug. 6, 3l--tf.
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4 full assortment Of Millinery and
Millinery Goods, constantly on hand 1T
Mrs D. Mowers. IL
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that OF the lltt
day CT ,,als, 1914, in the Probate Court for
Newberry County, will make faa! settle
mcnt on the Estate of Rhoda W. k;lgore,
lcc'd., and will at the same time apply 10
Tie Probate Judge for final discharge as
Executor Of the last will and testament Of
The -A;j ir1o.Ird.
All persons having demands against said
Estate will present the same, duly atteSted,
10 mc on Or before that day.
A. J. KIbGORE,
Executor, etc, Of Rnoda " Kisore, decd
June 10, 23-jl@
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=. EGMti.:. A"AGEAtl.-.ittcr III az
d;cuS, hut otherwise pleasant :;nd sr"-
c'.s>fui session, the Female Academy
under the accomplished guidance Of
! Prof. 4. p. Pifer. wls brought 70 "a close
on Friday l,s;. ana NOW both precrptors
ani pupils are permitted to lay aside
their t:pS!,s for L brief period ana enjoy
, the heat Gi summer rs fancy ;lnl con-
! vcnionc" dictates. Professor p. hHs
;tn Interesting school, and it IS Pheasant
to say that the high md sa:iS:arto:'y ef-
!iriency shown by the Young la;!:cs
committed ~ lis charge, is IN cHi,;v"ce
Of his marked abilities rs teacher
Prof. PiEtr deserves well Of this coIn-
mainly, aud we trust that his cfi"Tts
will always meet with The consideration
anI success which they merit.
On Frillr night the yoln@ ladies'
with large number Of invited gnr>'s-
tlc majority being Of the oiher SIX OF
co.,rSc-meg in Tie l.aIl>, tELr scene OF
their recent lahors. and tilon and there
hal the mew'ic>t time or record. We
pcepcd in N the windows Int il was too
much for or staidnrSS. 1t waS too
y l,n
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Madame DenorcSt's Gellab;o fat-
ferns of ali sorts can be obtained IT
A., y Now er,s. l3-tf.
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NeWberry Business Directory,

Newberry Business Directory,
Cards OF Reference inserted under appro-
pri:tic headings in this column. Profession
III men, Merchants, Mechanics and Trades
,.cncrallv should have a place in this Di-
rccto"y. Terms moderate.
Dry GcalS, Shoes. SC.
n#cfALL& 4 POOL.-Wholvs:'ic an:i retail
-; Ici..r> in foreign and domestic Dry
Goods. f.:!:Dr .i'!rr;c>. Notions. ~. -
{; Goods cmbrncin" everything in that
line. !'iIl!::Ii:"H supplies. +3
Dry Goa5s, Groceries. Clothing, Ea:s, shoas,
Cotton Buyers, &C.
tjV#l.Ait..t .Ei:.-Dy:.icr- in l)ry
Z. Goods Groceries. C!utl:in@. Boots, Shoes.
;!:';~. G"Ec:al stock oi All kinds Of nIer-
v!:::mdizr. i3
s@nDT, N.-Dc:tlcr in General Mcrchan-
: G:Zr. by Goods. Fancy Goods Gro
c,.rics. E00;S and SHOES. T.;
g9OUk. TIlO~.--Dry Goods. Notions, Cloth
- :H2. >i!ors. Hats, and general assori-
mc::t OF t;:rucrricS. E
S,:.-yiLsuN. }. NJ. < iO.--D,;lerS in Dry
w G"O':>. Grurvr!c>. Clothing. Boots.
Shoes, Iia!s. Cr"cicry. :lni general nrr.
rlEtuGiZc. i3
i.Ai:NON. 4. F.--Whulcs:,lc anI Retail
" dealer in General MrrchandiZc-D:y
Eun:i$, Groceries, C:'D .kr"y, Plantation SUl.
plies. -
asNT:li%. \. A.-Drt GG0n$. CIoi!.im2.
80 Cr3ci"?y. iinDt, si!t Shoes, au,i Fancy
tihu,i>. Guu,!S g.! I'll :ii:'!S. i;
.A-
8so::s aHl Stationery.
g.IiApMAN, JOHN A.-Bnols :ald Station
l. cry. y specially made il Scho"i
Books. T.;
Stoves AID Til Ware.
e::i:.i.:!T. v. T.-Dcacr III Cooking and
IS llralIu. stoves. all styles and prices.
Largo assortment OF Tin Ware. l.;
Furniturc--Carpen:ry.
2 E.AVEIl.. /. Y.-krrpS on liani Il splcl-
- ttii;$~or!!n~Tr Of:!l kinds OF Furniture
Pictures fwunc.!. Mattresses made. -
Restaural:s--Hotels
%:a aAit.l;ALI l.. R.-A!c:t!S served 1T All !
s$5 l!unvS. Fresh FISH and Oysters i'll
season. Dealer in Groceries, COntcct!on- !
,...;rS 81. &;
Photography.
Sh2l~EMtN. ". II.-itc>i';ent Artist. Al! |
~ Styles Of Pictures taken. Old Pictures /
copied and renewed. ii
Professional.
-AIE. POPE & rOpE.-Attorncys-P |
4 tirc III ali tic Courts OF this State ani |
~ ,l.. Emitted STATES :Uurt Is |
aAUUKMAN 4 SCnUMPERT.-Aitorn |
SSs III Law. Practice in Ill the Courts OF |
iMc State AMI in The United States Court. Is |
LAiGER {. G.-Att0 rnGy 1T Law and Reg |
a liter in Bankruptcy for 81 COngrcs~iOn- |
ii District. pIucliccs III all the Courts OF |
iir S,u;r !S !
ZONES H:A B.-Attorncy at Law. Office |
d on Main street, over Mrs. ID. Movers |
N;OrI. II |
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CALL AT SPECk'S JEWELRY
STORE

And see his new styles Of Jet Ball Eaa'
Drops, Neck Chains, &c, Very cheap.
Also. 4 fire lot Of CEangess, Good
Templ;trs'. Red sIcn, Masonic odo
Fellows. Temperance and other Badges
Of the latest styles. Call ard see them.
Granccr's badges furnished 10y lie
dozen or hundred. Sample Badges
sent to i'll parts of the country BY n'ail'
on receipt Of $500. Prices per dozen
or hundred sent on application.
Address JOHN T. SPECK,
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:H>TALLATION.-I.;>: Of officers OF
Tuscarora Tribe. 80. ;. Improved Or
der OF Red Men, installed on Monday
night. .Jnlv s, 1871, to serve for the cn-
suing term:
Worthy SlcIicm-P. i. Mccoy.
S.. Sagamnrc-II. G. ilooF.
.Jr. Sagamore--.J. X. WILLIAMS.
G. of R.-P. II. DTrKETr.
X. of W.. l.. WEHTE.
G. F.-S. ". NEG,E
6. of W.T.. \. THOMPSON.
Prophet-G. /. MEREDITH.
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COLUMBIA CRoCKEEY HouSE.-Ihe
store of Messrs. kingsland Il Heath Is
constantly in supply of the finest crock
ery, china and glass ware. Besides
these, numerous goods in the hoHsekeep-
inc and cullinely departments arc also
kept on hand These enterprisins gen
tlemcn keep agents North who are u
w:.vs on the watch foc new and s"r"-
r;or labor saving articles. consequently
thev have something new to show ther
customers ut ali times. When in the
city do not fail to pay them ariSlt. Their
store is situated on Main Street, CoInn-
bin Hotel Block. Orders promptly al
ended to.
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Il TAKE NortcE.-Ail parties having Ad-
2 miuistTator's or ENccu;OiS Notices iHr
g publication. will save themselves trouble
Wy coming prepared 20 pay for the same
before insertion. as orr terms are cash. y
LAWYERS handing in such notices will be 2
held Responsible for the payment.
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PREACH!NG APPOINTMENTS. - 1he
following arc the appointments Of the
Ney. J. II. Dudley, the English Baptist
Clergyman, who is on 4 visit to this
countrv:
Sunday, June Is, II L. H., ut Bmton's
School House.
Sunday, July ), Ii a. NJ, at Enoree
Baptist Church. At 5 p. m., Sermon to
the freedmen.
svu44ay. July y, II q. m, at May
bine;on. + i. m, 1T Enoree Baptist
Church.
Sunday, July 10, II q. ~, at JSlapa.
s y. H.. ;:t Helena, and every day dur
ing the week.
Sunday. July 2Gth, Prot:acted Meet
ings in Edgcfcld Co.
TIE FOURTH OF JULl.-ln spite OF
the ssr:s:tarinc atmosphere Of lust Sat
,r,Iay 4 tr;,ln - !:arS. under the aus
niccs of the citizcno ~ Helena, ran
down to Ncwhcrry early IN tn1 ':,orn-
ip1 ard taking on the Cornct Band and
i eoodfy s,a9lber of the young people,
proceeded back 1o Helena, and there
took in large living ir:egAt. when the
happy company steamed away sor q
selected s;,or on Little River. The day.
we are told, was spent in fishing, various
Interesting games, and III sartaklnG OF
an elegant dinner. Livery thing passed
olf happily and wfil.
The co!orcd people ,aadc L small
demonstration by going in procession
TO Johnstonc's wood, and there indulg-
inc in :, first rate barbecue dinner con-
ner, consisting of solids, fluids, and The
drljcscics of the season. Gov. Moses
made the company happy with his pres
encc and by Il campaign speech. The
number of colored people in town and
a. ,;.e cue was noticcably su2all.
With the exception of a few drInES,
the day was Otherwise quiet.
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Speck's is Headquarters fcrSpectacles
and Eve Glasses of all kinds, sorts. Sizes
shapes, colors, ages, &C., &c. y fine
lot of near-sighted Glasses just received
Call and be fitted to :s pair, and throw
away Your worthless. cheap glasses
sna get something that sill preserve
,.r SIGHT. Watches, Clocks and jew
-,,,. os all kinds constantly on band
c.,yo,. ~. mail promptly attended 90.
0'"'S JOHN +. SPECK,
Newberry, S. {.
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INSTALLATIoN.-.N the last regular
meeting Of Pulaski Lodge, No. 20. /.
90. F., the following officers were III
stalled to serve the ensuing term:
y. B. MAZYCk. \. g.
7. HARMON, V. G.
IRA Z. JONES, Sec.
&c. JONES. Treas.
W. II. HUNT, w.
J. II. VI. KINARD. c.
w. O. GOREE. r. $. y. G.
J. \. KTNARD, /. S. \. c..
". !. LAKE, Z. S. Y. G.
J. 4. CHAPMAN, l.. :. Y. G.
SILAS TOMBSTONE. +. SIS.
J. Y. PETERSON, l.. S. 5.
". II. BLATS, I. G.
4. \. kILLIAN. 0. G.
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Corxr.-Thc >c;;cnrt Of General Srs-
sions convened on Monday last HIS
Honor Judge Moses presiding, III w .ns
absence Of the Solicitor, Maj. BIZ. ~
was appointed to serve There being
no bills presented, Court adjourned till
Wednesday, when the Common Pleas
docket will be taken up-to which time
the Petit Jury We're privileged to be "b-
sent. The Grand Jury were discharged
on their presentment, which simply
called attention to the condition of the
streets of the town. The Judge before
closing, remarked That this WAS the frSt
Court in his experience in which no
bills were presented.
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OID PAPEEs.-O!G papers for sale At
this Office in packages Of 20 Or lGQ, at
20 and Is cents. Il.
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CoRN.-Go to VIM. G.. Cha>c's to
bnv vuGr Corn 1T Sl.2O and $1.2J per
DuSiel. 2.)-tt.
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AAAYE,& MlRTiN.-Dcalcrs in Gr0cc-
ga rts, r!airiation' Supplies, Hardware,
ana Cotton i;Uycrs. II
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Public Hail.
Cotton Bayers---Grocers.

aszEBI;, W. II. Il Co.-Cotton BroEcrs and
81 Dealers in Bacon, Flour, Grain, hay.
Corn. &c. 10
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2 EAYEi.L & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
= Provision Dealers Plantation Supplies
and iuVclS OF Cotton. 81
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-sALlNhS. L. E.-Dca!cr in Groceries ana
- Plantation supplies. Cash advanced on
Enftun t.;