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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-05-23
Friday, July IL, 1874.

At this inal concer! everything VIII De
noon n scale corresponding with its increased
Importance. The music will be- rendered by
an orchestra consisting of one hundred per-
formers selected for their fame in different
lands, and the unprecedented SUM ol
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Description and Pedigree.

NORMAN, Jr., was foaled May 20, 1870; is n
beautiful bay, III hands high; is n splendid
trotter, of superior style. finish and action.
He was sired by old Norman, the sire o.
BiackWUod, Lula, Norman Temple, Bourb9o
etc ,etc., which ranged in price from $4,000 tn
5000. His dam by Diomede; second dam by
Bertrand.
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Whole tickets, so co. Halves, S25 W; Tenth,
or each Coupon, * 60; IL Whole tickets for
500 %; 22l5 tickets for Sl,GGO &C.
Tickets are now ready Tor sale, and orders
accompanied by cash will be promptly filled.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to satis.
factory agents,
Circulars containing full particulars FUR
nished ON application.
THOS. II. RRAMLETTE.
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
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S2.5OO,OOO
LIST OF GIFTS.

Divided into twenty thousand gifts, will be
distributed among the ticket holders.
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JAMES Il. SCOTT,
GRILL MILLER,
VIM. Il. LUCK ~ CO.,
NANCE " M0FFETT,
WILLIAM j. ALLEN
C.. NJ. TERRY Il BRO.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

O-AI,S-2j0 EuMelS Dats Jo,' ~tlc by
szs;EsG. AgRdS:ES assii-E@t 2-# II
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T:ril;.s;r e.f SsssDeSt.

DIED, OIL the l4lh Of February, Mrs: ANN
LAKE, aged "A years, II months and 80 days
Sister Anna Lake was born and lived
throughout her lic in lhe SAINT place i'll New
berry District.
She was devoted member Of the Mc;ho-
dist Church; her accustomed seat in tic
Sanctuary seldom being known 10 be vacant
i:::.in3 niyine service.
As = ino:ler. s,4e VAS aReatIJA-.:e ,m.i sing
and wiS loved most Icy tiio.c CT her ErleiidS
who knew her best. Sister Lake WAS cllar-
Ter member of Ebenezer Grangc, faithful! ard
true, anl we firmly believe that she was pre-
pared for the Reaper, and is now safely gar
nered in the abode of the bIcSt.
SINCE t has pleased our Heavenly Father
10 remove her from DIR MIDST, therefore be
it resolved,
Isl. That in The death Of sister Lake, Ebc.
nczcr Grange has lost worthy and beloved
member, and one whose memory will live
I long in the hearts Of the members OF cur
! Grange.
! End. That we strive to emulate her virtues
! BY faithfully performing the duties deyolving
ucon Us in life.
:5rd :. Inas i pasa il: or minute book be
dedicated to her tnemOry, ail'I 4 copy Ci tlieSe
resolutions be sent to her fdmily and publish:
ed in the Ncwberry HERALD.
;: a. J. KlLGORE, Chairman,l
Mrs. BETTE HAIR; }Committee
Mrs. FANNIE KILLER.
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Tribute OF Respect.

.ita meeting of Pomaria Lodge, No. l3l,
held on the 7th Of March, the following pre-
emb!c and resolutions were unanimously
aioptpn:
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Suprsiiic Eu-
Ter Of the Cniversc to summon from his labor
upon earth, our beloved brother, THos.
MURPHY, and, whereas, tho Masonic ties
that have so long bound lis in mutual friend
ship to our departed friend are severed, no
more to be united until The grave shall give
up its dead. Therefore,
Resolved. That in the demise of Bro. Muir
rhy, the order OF Masonry has lost an active
and charitable member, anf this lodge 4
benevolent and devoted brothor,
Resolved, rh., in memory OF oGr deceased
brother. this Lodge be clothed in mourning
for the next thirty days.
Resolved, That blank page Of our minute
book be dedicated to his memory. anI that
;hcsc proceedings be pybli;he! in the New
berry iIErALD. J. NJ. ALEW1NE,
Chairman Committee.
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Tribute OF Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t having pleased Almighty
God iu his wisdom 10 remove from Us by
death, brother DE-. W.p. SUHER, we bow
with mcekncSS 20 his di'inc will. Be it there
fo.2
Resolved, T:at in tue death OF oar hrothel
this Grange has sustained great loss.
Resolved, That We tender 10 tie afflicted
flujlv Of our deceased brother, and his many
friends, our heartfelt sympatlics in this
great bereavement.
Resolved, That y page in the Secretary,
hook be inscribed and dedicated 10 tlle mem
ory of our decca*c;! brother.
Resolved, That copy Of the preamble and
resolutions dc sent 20 the :ffl ic;cd family.
Resolved. That the Ncwberry HERALD be
requested 20 publish these resolutions, and
the Secretary be directed to send L copy Of
then, tc the fatally of tie Qcee9Se9
Respectfully submitted,
T. D. GRAHAM,
J. =. HELLER, Committee.
....... C. P. DlCKERr. }
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It is Not Generally known

That the shortest possible route between
the South and Great West is through ST.
Louis, over the ST. Lo@is, Kansas City and
Northern Short Line. This road has gained
surprising importance by reason of. immense
expenditures in the last two years, Of over
two million dollars, besides earnings, Ill lnl-
provemcnts of roadway. il! relaying their
line with best quality of new steel and iron
rails, oI broad new ties, AND substituting
for ordinary cars, iiew reclining chair coach
cs, elegantly clrpe.el aid fitted, with dress
ing rooms with toilet convcnicnces for Ia
dies, gentlemen and families travelling with
children, without any extra charge. This
line runs six fast Express trains between tie
Mis<iSsipyi and Missouri Rivers, two more
than any other road, ard connects with all
the great Land Grant Roads in the West,
aud has adopted all modern appliances for
comfort, Sreel and safeguards against a@cl-
dents ,iniu'dirg night andlay WatciMcn, who
INSPECT the rOai l.lf3:e aud after the passage
of each train 10 see thas everything is III or
der. We recommend chose contemplating
trip West to take the st. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern Short Line, it being the only
line running through cars between St Louis
and Omaha, and for tickets over this excel
lent line we refer our readers to any ticket
agent selling through tickets 70 the West. For
man, circulars and Time tables address
either J. i. Mccarthy, Cincinnati, o.; or P.
&. Groat, ST. Louis, Mo-, either OF whom
will furnisi: am ia:ior.,a!2li9n DESIRED .::tt
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Sustain the Sinking System.

The flashes Of eXcitemen; produced By the
Stimuants in ordinary use, are followed by L
reaction that is always more or less injuri-
Gus. Just aS the darkness, Illuminated for
apparently blacker than ever after the flash is
over, So the mental gloom and physical de-
biiitv tha. vanish temporarily under the in
tluencc OF dram, return with l tcn-tU'l in
tcusi.y when the first transient effect ceases
Yet physicians habitualy prescribe the liquors
of commerce foc patients suffering from
bodily weakness and mental deSpon;lcrry.
The true remedy in such cases is i pure Stim-
ulant mcdiC4tcq with the finest toIics and
altcrnatr$ Which the vegetable Kingdom at-
tordS, and lloSiCt;cr Stomach Bi,terS i, the
only preparation 1t prcScn; known which
thoroughly meets the emergency. The effect
OF this popular restorative is contnuou|.-
Each dose taken invigorateS the vital cncr-
oip< AMI the brain, and its prolonged use vii
uilqur Stonab!y cure any case OF debility, hy-
Duchundiia, or mcn'ai torpidity that does not
arise from organic cagsc bcvGIl the reaC!! "f
medicine II is, in !hc $trc:cst Scnsc Of fhe
NOlu, lJ' HtIf'S ''I' IS- 'O+'"''
II the nerves are ircmuouS and relaxed, it
braces them; if the bowels arc conStipatcd, :,
it relieves them: if the liver is torpid, i: pro-
moieS activity in that organ; if the mind is
gloomy, it clears away the clouds: if the ap-
petite i poor and digestion slow and pain
ful operation, il creacS relish for food and
enables the stomach to conver: it into health
full ailmcnt Moreover, it is a specific for Il
large number Of ailments. some of which arc
particularly prevalent in the damp and chilly
weather which we so often experience in mil
winter Among these may be mentioned
rheumatism, chiS and fever and all the NOR
bid coalit2Es Il Tic dicc>:i%c and Sclretire
organs supcrinduccd Ly Sudden cIsngcS of
Temperature and the inclclnencics Of the <ca
SON. Apr. 8. l4-4..
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4 NEW DEPARTURE.

Our Spring and Summer Stock ot
Staple and, Fancy Dry Goods is now
complete in nj departments. Compris'
ing Ill of the newest styles and novel,
ties of the day, which we intend to sell
1T the lowest living rates for clsll.
We have also opcneda Millinery Dc
partmcnt in connection with our Dry
Goods business, and having obtained
the services Of one of the best Trimmcrs
South, also the services Of Mrs. Sophia
Mower ReLuS. who is 50 we'll known tc
the ladies of this and adjoining Counties,
to Supcrintcnd the Millinery Depart
mcnt. We have fitted up the room in
rear of our store in first class style,
which is gem within itself, in which
we have, and intend to keep. constantly
on hand beautiful and we'll assorted
stock of Millinery, and Ill goods usual
" kept in that line.
We would ask our friends and nc.
ouaintlnccs. as we'll as those of Mrs.
Redus, to give us Il call before purchas'
ing elsewhere. We guarantee to give
cntirc satisfaction both rs to style and
price. Terms CASH.
l3-tf MCCALL & POOL.
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The April number Of WOODS HOUSEHOLD
MAGAZINE, now upon our table, we'll sus;ains
its reputation asa first class, live publication.
While its contents arc NOT deep Or scientific,
lis pages are Tree from trashy ScnSa'inn sto-
iieS. and are full Of bright sunny reading
that gocS home 10 iii" hcart. TIC magazine
contains lis usual number OF i'll STATIONS,
and its general appearance compares favoranlv
with the higher priced magazines. Subscrip-
lion price Que dollar 4 year: with c!:ro'.:o
YOSEMITE one ,;olar anu i half. Sub<crip-
ton may hcSin with any number Address.
burgh, y. Y. 80 p. -
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Survivors Association.

This Association met acco!d;ng trprrvinuS
notice in the office OF Fair, Pope < Pope, on
Monday the 9th Of April. Tir rrr>i'irH'
sta:cd fkat .hc Association ha'! been called
together in order TO select :: day 10 he OBJ
served as Memorial Day. \ mo'i"a was
;hen made that the l}tII o. Nav mex; be 80!
apart tor that purpose. Adopted.
I. was also moved and Carried that the
President appoint committee of three Ia'!:r$
and three 4.rE;cmrn in cach township. wlo
shalt bc entrusted with tic dEty "!' making
the necessary arrangements, ami that tie
persons appointed on >ach committees be 10
tilted "t ;hcir appointments through III"
newspapers of the County. This hcing the
regular Tin: for the election Of otfitcES. on
motion, the same officers were unanimously
rc.c!cc!r.. Y !. POPE,
J. VI JOHSsroNE. President
Sprrpf!ry
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AE0lT TIE Town AND COUNTY

ABOUT TIE Town AND COUNTY
The weather reminds Us of April
somewhat.
There were other reminders of this
fact on the 1st, through the ioStoif!ce.
but we prefer to say nothing about
them.
The plows arc active this month, and
the seed are going in and coming out.
The soda fountain has not begun to
play Yet.
The Town Council are going to work
in the neiehborhood of the east end of
Boundary Street. Thanks, thanks. its
! meedcd Some folks call it Poverty
Hill, but-and they are right.
The people Of Jalalsa Ran5 l. De Ell
lightcned on the subject Of the Conver-
sion Bonds, can anybody do it,
| Look out for the hogs, confound 'em,
they got into our garden the other day
and rooted up everything.
Go to the house just above l.. r.
Marshall. the irrcpressible, and see the
Feather, Hair and Moss Renovator of
! MesslS. Mosgaa and Westmoreland.-
Take a mattress, feather bed. noistel
and pillows on your shoulder and they
| will clean them nicely for $50.
Somebody last week said he was
..yisited with lightning and terrific claps
of thunder last Sunday morning before
: dawn" An unwelcome visitor, and
rather TOO eatis. .1e fancy.
There is rs much difference Dct~ cen
some folks as anybody else.
School claims prior to November,
1872, should be rendered in to School
Commissioner by the 18th inst.
g. The Newberrv Debating Society post
poned its meeting until tonight, on ac-
count of the Poetical Rehearsal by Miss
Curti:,
Last Monday, S;ie-day, w;ls Il oe;utt
full Spring day, mild and lovely.
\ good way to raise corn-step on ::
daltly's toes. ..~-
We learn that MessrS. Thompson &
Jones, Dentists, contemplate establish
| ing a branch Office of dentistry in Cam
: den, # they meet with half the sue
cess there that tiiey have ssitk ker2e, it
will pay.
Thanks to Mr.. Thomas Cook for that
sample of Extra Family Flour. Our
cook saws sit is extra, for snre."
Mr.. Buford has gone to Clinton with
his flying horses.
! H.. party that went fishing on Bush
River, below finds.sa:s Bri;!lIE", Brill. last
Saturday, had i good time, bnt only
caught i minnow.
The Treasurer is preparing to Issue
executions for taxes by the hundred
3, l4Qok out.
Observe tl.= ree!A fig at Nathans, sig
nifying that he is selling OF al cost.
VIM. c. Chase has blue eggs for sale
The editor Of our contemporary conl(
not understand why they We're blue
until we explained that they We're lai'
by one of the blue hens chickens.
The little folks searched closely fo
rabbits nests .sst SuGGay. Our littl'
1 chap said, u wish Easter would iay lii
4 some more putty eggs.
4 drove of mules came town las
Sunday. - =. '.::.;.
! III" cold Easter snap has done Il
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"TuE COUNCIL Room. This is the rather
peculiar title Of new department that. . has
hven opened in the Cincinnati Monthly. In
this department the editor takes back seat
and invites his lady friends and readers
to take possession and give their views on
housekeeping, hope-making and others mat
tcrs of interest in the home and household.
Though only just opened this department
promises to be great success and will doubt
less add largely TO the circulation of this mag.
azinc among the ladies. The offer OF the pub
lisicr> "a send this excellent magazine and
Woods Household Magazine, both one year
for 81 so. and iucludiug.a copy Of the mag
nificent chrome yosemite mailed, post
paid, should secure it an immense circulation
a sample copy of bo;l magazines, mailel.
postpaid for 10 cents. Address, L. 5.
THOMPSON ( CO., Cincinnati, 0.
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@PECK. J. F.-Frcnch and American Con-
- iectionery. Fruits, Nuts, Tobacco and
Segars OF best kinds. +'
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damage TO vegetables 50 t:ir rs heard
from.
! We noticed the town hands, together
with the gray mule ald curt. busily. en-
gagged in iillin@ up some ugly holes the
other day. Ii those holes near the
cemetery coald be filled it would be a
! blessing.
Ii Is TO m. hoped that tl'n farmers OF
this County will plant largely Of corn,
that they may not be forced again to
buy in the fail Plant corn first and
cotton afterwards.
1t were better TOO to plnw and cult
vate properly ten Or fifteen acres, than
to scratch over doublc the number "f
acres. Indifferent cultivation is I'M
pru!i:ahlc and vcXutio:lS
INDIAN GIRL CIG.N; STORE.
Unsurpassed by any retail Cigar Store
Of the South.) Special Agency for
''Gcnuinc Dnrlrrm" Smoking Tobacco
(Bull Brandy Gj cts. per ID. ":Silver
Lake" Fine Cut Chewing Tcbacco.$ 81. -
per ID. The Ring; Chewing Tobacco,
put up in > lb. lin cans. 81; per can.-
(Wholcsalc Trade supplied III Factory
Pricrs) Sole Agency for the rclcbri
ted Five Cent Grar. This Cigar is no
patent arrangement, c;,lcul;ttcdto hum
bug people out Of tlicir money. bnt has
become justly celebrated only on ac-
count of merit. Meeting the wants Of
the poor man, because il enables him to
set rs good Il smoke for FIVE cESTs rs
can be bought elsewhere for Ten Gents.
Meeting the wants Of tie rich man, be-
cause in these times Of uncertain Specu-
lations he docs not feel that he can in
tlulmc IN his accustomed HAVANA, Und
Ills is khe best substitute. Meeting the
wants of travellers. because they can
protect themselves from the enormous
prices usually charged by dealers, and
at the same time get 4 better article
Meeting the wants Of all, because luNC-
~ and economy are herein combined.
Sold only by Perry IL Sllwson, Indian
Girl Cigar Store, Columbia ! lIotel Block,
Colnmbia s. c., 12-tf.
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sSUlCk. 7. VI. Il X. S.-DcairrS III Dry
u Goods. embracing everything in ihrt
line. Plantation supplies. :;
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fHm}tt<. FumD,d Goats Of M lf,d&,
JeU;e<. ErI1r<. Hsrtinc%, S.nj~<. Far
salc By u. =. FE"&c. Il
s$5sssStI.E-D. .&f.-Ihrrc WIS nH~-a Very
large attendance. from the country IL
town last Salt-day, owing, we suplose,
to.thef busy season with the farmers,
preparing the soil for planting: But
two tracts changed llln;lS un,:cr ,ile
Sherif's hammer, one Containing 2;56
;tcrcss sold for ,sl,S00,z and theEother,
containing I27 acres: soldfm $500.
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TINE IS MoSEY.-1hc old fashioned man
ner Of building houses, and waiting for
months for sasLeS, doors and blinds 20 sea-
son,iS obsolete 4 live cntcrpriSing man who
reads the newspapers, and keeps posted
about matters and things, will make IN csii.
mate OF what is required i'll the house he is
about to erect. >end to Charleston, S. G., 10
the Builders Emporium, and have all his
Doors, cashGS aaI Blinds, ready 10 s" in its
place when the weaih"r-hoardugS are pitt on
MeSSrs. I. H. HALL 4 Co., the Proprictors.
have the most extensive stock Of building
Material, and Ornamental House Work. in
Guiding White Pine and Fancy Lumber, Mar
blc and Marbleized Slaic Mantels. .tSbastoS
Roofing Felt. &c. Send for price lists and
circulars. Apr !, l3-lm.
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/ The la:es, style Hats 10 be found arc re
posing now at Phifer's. They are real crown
ing sioricS. Don't fail to buy Two. 13-;f
+ GETrISG A LoCAL.-Happening tc
Estep osifson the street dle other day We
kllea,4f 4 confusion Of voices and s:w
men eenyergine to r centre. We con
scleded M once ii was fight of some
kind ndlltastenrd tffiithcrward to get :.
local. When We arrived we found :,
lnnle struggling to get his leg from be-
tween the spokes Of 4 wagon wheel. A
careless driver had driven his wagon
against the mule and in some way the
leg became entangled. We thought
the leg would have to break, but foEtr-
natcly it WAS extricatel safely. There
were few .'cu<s'' words rscd. One
Nan battcd his eyes three times, pushed
his hut OF the back. Of his head, and in
accents loud. said. "I'm mad now"
He looked 50 and We left.
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Death. is the end Of al our Summer dream
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Commercial.

NEwEaREY, Aprl7.-Co!tcu market closed
active, AZ IS cents, with fair supply oiterin.
Number Of bales shipped during week, , 10.
New YORK, April 6.-Cut!on firm sales
1918 bales, at 7la17E. Gold dull, At Ei3Hl3!
AUGUSTA, April 6.-Coitnn demand god
-middl:Ec 15i.
BALTIMORE, April G.-CottCn tirn-mid
ding 16!al0s.
CHARLESTON, April i COTTON firn!-mid'
ding 49,
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NOTICE.

The undersigned gives notice that he
will, Oh tie S0th day Of Apri! next, apply
to the Hon. Jas. C. Leahy, Probate Judge
Of Newbrrry, for Final Discharge and
Letters Dsmi<>ory as the Administrator o;
all and singular lie goods and Shatt2lS,
right; an cie,;its witch E:re Of David
Cook, DECEASED. iAO. }. COCk,
Mar -, l2-5t. Adm:'
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LEXINGTON. VA. Is Dec. 1866.

LEXINGTON. ~. IL l)ec., loOO.
Ny DEAR CAPTAIN.-f am very glad
70 learn from your letter Of the Sth inst,
Of yom well doing Ieu must pcrsc-
we're in whatever promises to accom-
pli<h good aud not be particular rs to
its sphere Of action.
am glad to hear that the people OF
Carolina are cheerful and hope they
will labor vigorously to re>llscitate their
State. All can lind pleasing work in
her restoration.
In answer to yonr kind inquiries after
my health. I am glad 70 be able to say
that it is us good us l have amy rcaSon
TO expect, and enables me to perform
my duties.
Wishing you MI happiness and pros
perity,
am very truly yours.
Il. T. LEE.
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WISEMAN REMOVES

HIS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
TIE lS'F OF JANUARY;
TO the large Hall over Messgs, j: +.
Webb d Co.'S Store, where he will have
plenty of good room, and more light,
and hopes to do satisfactory work at
1zzszs=
-the right prices. ,... : =
= Como a! Z hat love nice things, 10
Wi<eman:s Gaiser,, oset Webb & Co. :
Store 5p-&s.
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The American, Suttine Co.'S Bone%+
less Sartlines, are much better. arftt-f
slI-leSS than half the cost of: imported, |,
= S.trtlineS - - S1, -
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NOTICE.

| will make final settlement on the Es-
tate of Martin Riser, Senior, decd, in the
Probate Court for Newbcrry County, $. G.,
on the 9th day Of April, 1874, and will at
the same time apply to said Court !or 4
final discharge as Administrator, with the
will qnnsvsl, Of :*:d ES:ats.
" J.$tuB LcTHhh AuLL:
Mar. aU, ls7i-l2-5t~.
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a3AR3HALL. J.. R.--Mcals served 1T all
US hours. Fresh Fish and Oysters in
season. Dealer i'll Groceries, Conicction-
cries. Sc. +3
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,spacial .aad Local.

All sirgle or transient business notices in
sssE tsesoesk kepaFe,hept arc iuserted .; ilc Taie
Of fifteen cents per. !iac-libera! co.:r.c;>
r2ade for three, six or twelve months ST
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GENERAL LEE-The following is 4
letter written BY General Lee to 4 well
known citizen of this place. who served
on his staff during the war. 1t is val
liable .onaccount of him who wrote it.,
and the pure sentiment that pervades
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= They will also be hc' responsible for7,he
publication OF all horiceS.ih Bankrupt cases.
Z g &Egansieat advertisements OF any lial ,n,est
be paid for in as!;aucc. il llc parties aver-
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08
In the Common Pleas--NeW-
berry.
Lambert J. Jones and William c. Parker,
Plaintiffs.
Against
~ ,i;iaUi Il, Mubb, Defendant,

f!IilaLl Il. W:eUU, Ov!cNUa!V.
Complaint Tor i junction and Relief.
By order Of the Court passed in this ac-
ton or the l6;h DAY Of February, \. D.
1871, the Copartncrship heretofore existing
between Lambert }. Jones, William L.
Webb and William {. Parker, urde: t"a
firm name Of WEBR, IGNIS Z PARKER,
is dissolved, and the CrcdtorS Of said Part
ncrship are ordered to establish their re-
spectre demands against said Partnership
before me, on or before the frs: laY u
Nav next, IE&SE I. SMITH,
Clerk Ct the Court G! Common Pleas Tor
Newberry County.
Feb. Ii, 1SI4-T-llt.