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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-18
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mHT $50 PER DAY easily made By any
III one. We want men. women, boys and
A1yirls all over the country to sell our
HUFine Steel Engrlvings, Chromos Crayon
drawings. Illuminations, photographs, ETC.,
etc. we now publish the finest assortment
ever nlaccd before the public. and our prices
are marked down so low as to defy all com.
nctition. No one subscribcs fora premium.
giving paper after seeing our pictures ant,
learning our prices. We have many Old
agents at work ior US VINO nave mao; .naHe can
yassins for books, papers. etc., their busl'
ness for years, and they all report thai they
co,, make much more money 1T work for us
than Mt ANYTHING else. Our prices are so
low that all can afford to purchase. and
therefore the pictures sell at sight at almost
every house. New beginners 90 as well as
agents who have had large experience, for
oTr beautiful subjects and low prices are
annrcciated BY all, To make large sales
EVERYWHERE ali All agent has to do IS to show
the Eicture from house to house. Don't look
for work elsewhere until you have seen
what great inducements we offer you to
make money. Wehave notspace to explain
nll here, but send US your address and VIC
will send full particulars free, by mail
Don't delay, if YOU want profitable work for
your leisure hours, or fol- your whole time.
Now is the favorable time TO engage in thi 8
business. Our pictures are the finest and
most pleasing in this country, and are en-
tlorsed by all the leading papers, including
the New York Herald. Those who cannot
give the business their entire attention can
work up their own localities and make q
handsome sum without ever being away
from home over night. Let all who want
pleasant. profitable employment: without
risking capital, send Us their addresses at
once and learn all about the business for
themselves. Address GEORGE sTlNSON s
OC.. Art Publishers: Portland blame.
ian. II, o-3M.
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ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY

! ABOUT THE 1OWN AMI COCNl
Spring is trying hard to get the up
per hand of winter.
The struggle is desperate. and it is
a question of time.
The Town Council are on the right
track again in the way Of street i'm
provements.
A son of the Emerald Isle and q ne
gro engaged last Saturday afternoon in
warm pugilistic combat, but the po-
lice interfered before either could claim
the victory. Patrick, though ''in spir-
it's" stood square and knocked hard.
Another John received q Valentine
on the morning of the 18th, in the shape
of 4 girl baby. rsal girl baby. The
Johns are in luck.
Last Saturday an agent exhibited on
the public square naphtha burning
contrivance which gave a beautiful and
brilliant light. 1t is for streets, hotels,
&C., and the cost is about five cents for
twelve hours, which is much cheaper
than kerosine.
Our friend Zed is making preparation
for :. lofty sign. He is always 'up" in
the WAYS of business.
Newberry wants more men with
pluck enough to build houses.
In one of the many bar-rooms of the
town knock down argument took
place on Saturday night; it was parti-
colored affair.
Mr.. J. o. Meredith of Helena, caught
colored gent in his chicken house on
Saturday night. He had taken several
fowls to his bosom in the fond hope oi
lodging them in his stomach. Instead
of which he was lodged in jail by Mr..
Meredith.
1t is runored that a challenge has
been passed between some of the youth
of Helena and Of the town Of NeWberrv,
for pitched battle. We trust, how
ever, that no such disgraceful affair will
ever be allowed. Nip it ia the bud, ye
authorities.
The roads in this neighborhood are
becoming fearfully bad. A few pine
poles here and there would help the
cause wonderfully.
Sixty two immigrants will arrive
here during this week.
R.E. Williams, colored, has been
appointed County Auditor, vice j. W.
Hayward, removed.
The young people Of both sexes were
kept in lively spirits and happy on Satur-
day last, by the receiving and sending OF
Valentines.
Visit Wiseman's gallery-look over
his new pictures and then sit for one
No better investment offered.
Unless it be in L subscription to the
Newberry HERALD.
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TAKE NorIcE.-Executors or Admiris
sators wi'hinS notices inserted ia the HZs
AID must be prepared to pay for the same
before insertion. Attorneys seuding in such
ac,ices oB behalf Of their clients will be he!d
responsible, and will be expected to pay wheI
called Or
1tsy viii slso be held responsible for the
paoiiestion Of all notices in Bankrupt cases
Trsusiea. advertisements of any kind must
ne paid foI in advance. If the parties adver
,ising do lot reside IN town.
JoSwosk and subscriptions strictly cash.
AL pape.S shall be stopped hereafter as
seou rs :be term Of subscription expires, un
less satisfactory arrangements are made to
c0n.ipae line same.
The - mark denotes expiration-a that
he paper 10 discontinued.
Hear these things in mind. ST,
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THE NRWBRRRq RR8&AO.

PERsoNAL.-Judge Montgomery Mo
ses left Newberry on Monday morning
last for Laurens, for the purpose Of hold
ing Court.
The Rev. Sidi II. Browne, editor OF
the Christian Nciyhbo, and travelling
in the interest of the Columbia Female
College, was in town on Monday morn
ing. He left on the down train with a
number of Young ladies bound for Col
iege.
Mr.. John l.. Smith for twenty years
an engineer on the Greenvillc and Co
!umbia Rail Road, retired from that re-
sponsible position recently.
Mr.. J. S. Land, for some years an
attache in various positions on the u.
& G. r. R., has recently been appointed
passenger conductor. He is polite
and efficient officer, and is entitled to
promotion.
Sheriff Darlington is enjoying the
pleasures of visit to the City by the
Sea, while Mr.. Claremont Moses, his
efficient clerk, is in Sumter.
Honest John Britain sojourned in
Newbcrry a few dsys of last week.
Senator Corwin was in town on Satur-
day and Monday last.
DR.. S. F. FAINT has secured the SER
vices of DR.. K. X. King, IN accomplish
ed druggist and chemist, who arrived
here on Friday last. DIR. King is an
Englishnan by birth, and has been a
resident of the United States for about
nine months. He has received = thor
ough and practical education in his
profession.
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Facts worth knowing! One Of the best in
dica;ions of the South, and prosperity Of
Charleston, is to be found at the Establish
mene Of Messrs. I. H. HALL & Co.. located
at Nos. 2, i, {. s Market ST., 223 & 22s East
Bay. The rapidly increasing business las:
wear of this firm. has induced them to en-
large their Establishment. which now sup
plies every conceivable article that can be re-
quired in the building of q house, from 4
balus,er 10 any size timber. Our friends In
the City, and throughout the State who con-
template building q house can be supplied
with all the materials necessary for its coz
strucs;on, at prices and quality Of work which
will save a large percentage in the cost of
building. They are Agents for asbestos
koohng Felt, endorsed by some ofthe best
firms in the country. Send for price lists and
circulars. Jan. 2l, SGT.
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A MILITARY GOVERNMENT FOR
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Such IN idea has been suggested by
some Taxpayers in Columbia as the
best resort to free the State from high
taxation, but how to free yourself from
paying high rates for cigars that are
really very mean, is the subject that
involves the special interest of every
one who buys either as dealer or pri-
vate smoker. This problem has been
solved by the Indian Girl, who know
ing that the goods sold by her will stand
the test, (more cigars being retalled at
her wigwam than in any other store i'll
the State,) proposes to fill orders at
rates that cannot be beat. Many have
tried and are pleased, and we feel au-
thorized to say that all who send an
order to Messrs. Perry & Slawson, "1n-
dian Girl Cigar Store Columbia, S. c.,
will be equally well pleased. At any
rate we would advise every one who
indulges in this luxury to send to them
for Price List or Samples. ST.
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. ATLANTIC COAST FREIGHT LINE
The attention of business men and the
travelling public as well, is called to
the advertisement of the Crest Atlantic
Coast Freight Line, the important ad-
!. Yantsges of which Will at once be ap-
parent.
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C,x,>- Tp.r,r1r M. n M Rufo,6

FLYING TRApEzE.-Mr. M. NJ. BufoId
of this County, has imported one of
those interesting institutions, in which
youth delight, and promises to erect it
in this town in about ten days time
1t is a new venture, says Mr. B., and
therefore he will make his debut in
Charlotte, n. c., and work his way
down here, as by that time he will have
the hang of it. Look ont then. ye lit
tie people. and save your dimes, that
We may ride to your hearts content.
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A DEsIDERATUH.-Our efficient town
council would crafty many citizens OF
the town by passing III ordinance pro-
hibiting the firing of pistols and guns in
the incorporate limits. The reckless
shooting by boys and other inconsider-
ates is not only a nuisance but dam
ger. As the innocent robin is putting
in an appearance there will be no end
of gun discharges ndfying shot, which
through carelessness frequently hit
marks not intended. We respectfully
suggest then that the Council consider
the matter, and, if the request be not out
of reason, that they grant it.
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HAVE YoU CouGH, Cold, Pain in the
Chest, or Bronchitis2 In fact, have you the
premouitory symptoms of the "insatiute ar
cher" consumption? If so, know that re-
lief is within your reach in the shape of DR..
W1s7AR's BALsAx OF WILD CHERRY, which
in many cases where hope had fed, has
sna,ched the victim from the yawning grave.
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10. G. T.-The following officers for
the ensuing term were elected at re-
lent meeting Of Kosciusko Lodge No.
81. I. D. G. Templars:
J. Wilson, W. G, T.; Miss Sallie
Shuford, ". V. T.; Jas. Packer, ". S.
w. o. Goree, W. F. S.; Il. l.. White,
W. T.; Rev. J. l.. Shuford, W. c.; T.
A. Thompson, M; Miss Fannie Shu-
ford, w. I. G.: J. n. Bass. w. 0. g..
Miss Lizzie Rives. W. r. S.; Miss Lizzie
White, w. L. S.; Miss Hedwig Wiske-
man, w. 4. S.; Miss Alma White, W.
D. N. Rev. NJ. Brown, P. ". G. T.
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According to o recent decision Of the
postmaster-general, newspapers, when
endorsed with the name Of the sender,
or when the number Of papers contain
ed In the packsge is written upon the
outside of the wrapper, are not to be
subject to letter rates Of postage.
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MWrrleG,

At the residence Of the brides father, cu
Thursday evening, 18th ius:.. by the Rev. 7.
C. Ligon, Mr. ALBERT G. SLIGH and Miss
n. AMELIA BooZsR. all Of Newberry>
May joys bright rays
Gid all the days.
of the young and happy couple.
Progressive Age copy.
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Aessrs. Mayes & Martin are the
agents for the sale of Bradley's Am
moaisted Dissolved Bone and Sea
Fowl Guano.
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THE GOAT REcovERED.-The o. F.
COST advertised as escaped in our lastis-
sue has since been recovered and is now
restiyely awaiting the appearance Of
some candidate for the high honor Of a
ride over the Grand Circuitous Route
Of Delightful Intricacies." The boys
needn't hunt for him any longer.
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Comm 7aeDcSME.

NEwBEEkY, February 17.-Market active,
with good demand, aud closing for strict, al
IA cents.
Number of bales shipped during week, 952
NEW YORK, February l6-Co:ton quiet !;
sales 2,662 bales-uplands 16s Orleans 16s.
LIVERPOOL, February 16.-Cotton tirmer,
but not ouotably higher.
CHARLESTON. February 16-Cotton firm
midding 15ia15;; low mddIiny l5a15!
AUGUSTA, February 16.-Cot.on demand
fair-In ddling Is.
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A TRIAL JUSTICE WANTED AT PRos-

A TRIAL JUSTICE WANTED AT PHOs-
pERlry.-Weha7eheard complaintfrom
some of the citizens Of Prosperity that
the want Of an intelligent Trial Justice
in that place is source Of much incon-
venience. They are certainly entitled
to one. We have four in the town OF
Newbery, and could Very well dispense
with two Of them. It is III unjust dis
tribution Of these officials to give 70
Newberry four when the entire County
is allowed only seven, particularly when
4 place the size of Prosperity is left
without any.
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GdssoLUTtoN.-The firm Of Webb,
JoGes s. Parker has been dissolved and
creditors are requested to attend to their
claims before Jesse c. Smith, Clerk Of
the Court.
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RENnER UNTO CESAR &c.-We have
been accused of injustice to our enter
prising Town Council in failing to give
them the credit Of the sidewalk I'M
prorements on Pratt Street. noticed in
our lass issue. We were ignorant Of
the fact that they did the work and
stand corrected.
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INCENDIARISM.- learn that on
last Wednesday night, at Little Noun
tain, six miles below Prosperity, the
store of Mr.. r. Y. Neilwas set on FIRE
by incendiaries. The building and en-
tire stock of goods were consumed, en-
failing u loss of four thousand dollars.
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A. d. z. CONFERENCE.-THE A. NJ.
z. Conference after q session of near
two weeks, adjourned yesterday. We
trust they have accomplished good.
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THfs1sY.-Fine Kentucky Corn Whiskey
: for sale-ei,her by retail or wholesale IT
s VIC. CHASE & CO.'S,
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Messrs. Swattield & Co., Clothlers o1
Columbia, make the announcement this
week that they have secured the ser,
vices of first rate cutter, and have. be-
sides, engaged a number of tailcrs, con-
sequently they are prepared to make uE
garments to suit Ill tastes with warrant
ed fits. They also keep a large and el'
egaht assortment of clothes, underwear
hats, caps and Ill other things necessary
for 4 gentleman's or youths complete
outfit. All that is necessary is to send
measure. All orders are promptly ut
tended to.
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THANKs.-To those of our friends
who have been zealously engaged in
getting up clubs for the HERALD we re-
turn our sincere thanks. Wehope they
will not relax in their efforts, but keep
on adding to their lists till they swell
them into ponderous proportions. We
know of some who are making the ef-
fort and we will be glad to get report
from them. Come in, fciends-the
larger the list of subscribers the better
we will be able to make the HERALD.
Single Subscriptions, $3.50; ten
copies, 1925 each; twenty copies, and
one to getter-up of club, $500 each,
invariably in advance.
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Fos SALS.-We have several Stoves and
ether household implements, TO sell on next
Sals-dsy. W. C. CHASE & co.
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COOP OPpoRTUNITy.-The Debating
Society and Reading Club of Newberry
are now in good working order, and we
have no doubt that propositions for
membership would be received by both
with pleasure. They offer a good op-
portunity for social and intellectual i'm
proyement to our young men, who, BY
all means, should take advantage of it,
and ioin them.
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BRA1xARDs' MUSICAL D.-The
February number OF this fayorite Musical
Monthly is received. and contains choice
selection ofbcautiful new music and interest
ing musical rca ding. One Dollar sent 10 S
Brainard'S Sons, Cleveland, O.. will secure
the Musical World year, while the music
alone in each number is worth that amount.
We advise all OUR musical readers to send for
il. Specimen copies are sent free TO any
one writing for them.
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MoaE IMM1GRANTS.-A dispatch from
the Rev. MIR. Neumann on Saturday
LAST, 70 the Rev. II. W. Kuhns, impaIts
intelligence that sixty-two immigrants
ssiled on the 18th from New York for
Charleston. The effort has been made
to get the entire number for Newberry,
and the probability is that they will ar
rive during this week.
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1Rocs1IEs.-Al kinds of Groceries for
2ale at W. G.. CHASE'S-
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Special and Local.

Al single or transient business notices in
the ioSSl department; are inserted a. the rate
Of fifteen cents per iae-libersl contracts
made soc ;a.se, SIX or twelve months. IT,
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WISEMAN REMOVES
HIS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

THE lST OF JANUARY,
To the large Hall over Messrs. j. E.
Webb & Co.'S Store, where he will have
plenty of good room, and more light,
and hopes to do satisfactory work al
the right prices.
Come all ye that love nice things, tc
Wisenan's Gallery, over Webb & Co.'S
Store. oU-u.
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FAGiLIks SUPPLIED with Groceries. by
W. CHASE.
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NENBBRRY FEMALE
ACADEMY.

The NEXT SESSION of this SCHOOL
will begin on 18th SEPTEMBER, 1878.
As far as the practical duties Of life are
concerned as thorough an education can be
obtained at this School as at any Female
Seminary in the State.
Tuition from $3.50 to $22 80 per Session.
Paid in advance or satisfactorily secured.
Boarding can be obtained at moderate
price.
For particulars, inquire OF S. P. BOOZER,
Sec. BID, or of
A. P. PIFER, Principal.
Aug. 4, 3l--tf.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 10th
day of March, 1874, will make final set
Element on the Estate of Adam Epting, de-
ceased, at the Office Of The Probate Conrt,
Ncwherry G. H., S. c., and apply to the
Judge of Probate for final discharge as
Administrator. JACOB EPTlNG.
Feb. II, G-4t.
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IfJcG i,avc anything 10 Auction send it to
3 W. CHASE & co.
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CoTTox Is bought by
8 VIC. CHASE s co.
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OUT OF Jo1NT.-The Commissioners
Of Roads, in keeping with these de-
generate times, are sadly negligent of
their duties in this particular, if no
more, viz: the public roads. The mud
holes even in stones throw Of the
town are fearful, and something even
now ought to be done to stop~the
breeches. The negligence exhibited in
this is highly culpable. 4 little outlay
in money, together with 4 little work
at the right time, and these frightfal
traps could have been avoided. The
times are indeed out of joint. when the
people are taxed to death without the
shadow of benefit.
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LANDRETH'S
NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice
that he will apply to the Hon. J. G. Leahy,
Judge Of Probate for New berry County, Oh
the 10Th day Of March next, for his final
discharge as Administrator Of the Estate Of
Samuel S. Seig, deceased.
RICHARD 6. CARLISLE,
Admir-. Of the Estlte of Samuel S. Seig, decd.
Feb. 4, 5-5t.
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9LASrAstoH SUPPLIEs-at
3 w. C. CHASE'S.
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Colleges,
Colleges.
GREENWOOD
MALE ACADEMY,

The undersigned wishes to inform his
former patrons and the public generally,
that he expects TO open MALE SCHOOL
at Greenwood, Abbeville County, on the lst
MONDAY IN JANUARY NEXT.
Students prepared for any College they
may wish to enter.
Rates Of tuition moderate. Board can be
had for sl2! per month, exclusive Of wash.
ing.
For further particulars address,
THOMAS DUCkETT.
Dec. 10, 49-6m.
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THE CITY.

Passing down King ST., few days
ago. 7 observed the sign of the Big
Bible" of our old friend, Samuel Fogar-
tic, at No. 281 in that street, to which
he has recently removed from his old
location in ''the Bend" He has re-
newed his stock in every department.
and now offers large line in Theologi,
cal, Miscellaneous, Sunday School,
School books, Stationery and Fancy ar,
ticles. In the department Of School
books and Stationery it may be said al,
most to be specially, and I have often
been amused at the crowd Of Juveniles,
both white and colored, whom I have
seen enquiring for slate and lead pen
ellis and copy books, in my occasional
calls at the store, together with the more
ambitious darkey who desires to delve
into the mysteries of a National Spelling
Book" or New York Primer" or who
may wish to ornament a copy book with
most remarkable looking ''pot hooks anc
hangers" as difficult to be deciphereG
as the hieroglyphies of the Egyptian
Pyramids. The whole length of the
store is 10 feet, by width of 81 feet
and on the second floor with three win
dows on the street, is a large room, the
use of which he has kindly given TO the
Protestant Episcopal Society for their
library, and which he is now having
put in order and painted before the
books ale set up. In the rear Of this
room is the extensive Photograph Gal
lery of Mr.. &. S. Cook, the well-known
artist, whose life-like pictures are to be
found on the centre tables Of so many
families.
On the third floor that excellent in
stitution, The Young Mems Christian
Association" has rooms where the
meetings are held. These upper floors
a,e reached by broad staircases leading
from the street. Mr.. F. is we'll known
throughout the State for his courtesy
ind attention to all visitors, and de-
serves every success. KAPPA.