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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

A MATSEB or FACT.-He:e is 4
point that merchants and farmers. and
all classes would DO well TO ponder:
! No blister draws sharper than in
tercSt. 1t works nj day and all night,
in fur weather anh in foul. 1t has no
sonnd in its footsteps. hnt travels fast.
1t on;lwS at = mans substance with in
visible teeth. 1t binds industry Will, Il
ilm~as fly Is bonnl III a spiders web.
Debts roll Il man over. binding him
hand anu foot, an;i letting linn hang
upon the fatal mesh Hutil the long leg
rcl interest Gnvnars Inn. There is
but one thing on 4 farm or plantation
like it, and that is the Canada thistle.
which swarms new plants every time
von break its roots: whose blossoms are
prolific, and every flower the father Of
I million seed; every leaf is IN awl:
every branch is Il spear. and every
plant is like Il platoon OF armed bayo-
nets, and a field Of them like IN armed
host; the whole plant is a torment and
Il vegetable curse; and yet the farmer
had better make his bed Of Canada
this,les than attempt TO be at ease upon
interest"
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Z TUIVHNUI UI Il IIsI =
In the University OF Y

The '.Indian Girl" is making heavy
rnn on this Tobacco. somewhat similar
to that of the celebrated sc. Cigars.
Price, $50 per lb. ffyou do not feel
disposed to try the Cigars. YOU should
bv all means get some Of this Tobacco,
which can only be obtained in this part
of the country from
PERRY Il SLAWSON.
Indian Girl Cigar Store,
Columbia Hotel Block,
20-tf Columbia, s. c.
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GiENN'S SrEING.-We once more
call attention 10 this justly celebrated
Watering place, and with the more
pleasure. that visitors will find the HO-
tel altogether improved, and kept i'll =
stylc which will afford complete salts
faction. Every effort is put forth by
Messrs. German & Calnan to add to the
comfort as we'll Us pleasure Of their
guests. We understand that ;;ccommo-
dation is made for two hundred guests.
Let al who suffer with dyspepsia, liver
disease, &C., 90 and Try the watcrs.-
See advertisement.
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: s&:fe!'EGE!ia:4. ID
FiSk's Metallic Burial Cases,

TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly Vt
hand !iiiaSscGtmient Of the above approved
cases, O.: different patterns, besides cotiins
0! his own make, al! Of which he IS prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates. with
promptness and DESPATCH.
Persons des;rous CT having cases sent by
railroad will heCa ;hem sent free Of charge.
A Hea7se IS always on hand and will be
furnished at the rate of $40 pc. day.
Thankful 70. past patronage, the sub
scribcr respectfully asks 70: continuation
Of the same, and assures the puL@c that
no effort on his part will be spart' to render
the utmost satisfaction.
z. G.. CHA2NAN>
Newberry S. C., July 81.
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Interesf;ng to All.

Newberry S. c., July 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

OLD PApEEs.-Old papers for sale at
this office in packages Of 50 or 100, ut
40 and Is cents. Il.
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4Ax UNroNs.-They are forming all
oSer the State Wake mp, New
berry, and ta!Se . stand in the ranks.
We need Organization. Let the dele
gstesto the Convention call a meeting
of theseiitizens next Salc-Day to consid-
er the matter. We siioaid not be tarly
in a thino soimjportant.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

The LIBRARY BEGyN.-The Sons OF
Temperance, last Tuesday evening. re-
ceived from the members present thir-
tv-fiye or forty books Us donations to the
library. The nucleus being now form
ed, we hope the library will grow fast,
We iave>no doubt of its ultimate sue
cess if the members continue to work
with zeal. The Good Templars are not
.css Industrious in this work either
They too are collecting books. The
emulation will build up Il good library
for their common use.
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>-s-S Es--

BUILDERS AND CoNTEACToEs' SPECIAL
NoTICE.-Your wants III the Building Mai
tcria! Line, i:!clu,:inS 81 hes, !;'iG'<, Doors,
hardware, MautcI Pieces, White Pine, Wall
nut and F,:mcy LumherS, Flooring Board|,
&C.. vii! he fnrIi,hel The coming season hy
tie Great and O!d Established hui dc.>'s
Emporium. Ut very advantageous prices, and
:: warrant given on all work pr"per!y used.
The" are a:.n acti.;, il: Asbestos Roofing
Felt, the material constitutes one OF unusual
merit, inH,.L superior 10 amy OF the class pre-
vlnU>lv brought 10 notice. and worthy Of
trial lv those w!.D dcs ire Il durable, easily
a:..,!r.:. cu&Irs:a,ircIv Inexpensive ard $.tr
y,u:in%, brHg practically liyc pTno!. ScId
.Or price lis; ana circulars
/. II. HALL \ Co., Charleston 5. e.
May .. lS--lm.
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PEnsoSAL.-We had the pleasure OF
seeing in our sanctum last Thursday
hale ard hearty, Mr.. John c. CALDWELL
formerly of this place, now living at
Eonnaldsville, S. c.. He is in Ncwber-
rywith his family on i visit to relatives,
Hereads the HERALD, no wonder he is
good looking.
Called to see us on Friday, Dr.. J. v.
Folk, young medical practitioner OF
this County. Dr.. Folk is kept busy
riding these hot days.
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Coon NEwS.-There are folks in
town with their ''pockcts full Of rocks; :
but neither they nor the public are
any better of: for that, for while
the one holds fast to that essential of
happiness the other is prevented by the
extraordinary heat of the weather from
going for the first mentioned fellows
1t is pleasure to say, however, as Z set
off, that MeSsrs. Nathan & Holland, are
in town with cellar fall Of ice, which
they are diSposing Of rapidly and gen
crously in quantities to snit Ill demands.
The cellar is under the store Of Mr..
Phifer. and is open ut Ill hours OF the
day. No one need complain now, for
we have now an ice house. The gen
tlcmcn named are entitled to the thanks
Of the community. and also TO Us for
several huge chunks which took two Or
three bows to carry home.
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VIENNA. AUSTRIA. Nov. 81. lS1I33.

NEsSkS. WM. : klHEALL & co
$lE>-A friend Ui mine sent me. with 4
transport of Indian Skulls. two pounds
"Yauity Fair which [ declare TO be the
best T0ltucco ever smoked. We have very
rno,! Tobacco in N;cnNa-Turki>h AMI Hun
:.arian. bl.t "Vanily Fair" i> The King OF all
bv lis aromatic flavor and the right sort "i
siron"ncsS. Ny friend in New York got Al!
annuii.t,ncnt III California, hy thar reason
rn:Iv immediately 10 YOU. begging you I"
send IN. tor the enclosed ten dollars. 4 sup
nlr OF "Nanity Fair" and send with The next
steamer 10 Gcrmany. lflhclc Is 4 German
firm that sells Your excellent VANITY FAR,
beg YOU to enclose me the address.
Your Respectful Servant.
DIR. JOS. HYRTI..
Professor OF Anatomy.
L, the University of Vienna.
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had better make his bed of Canad;
this,les than attempt to be at ease upor
interest"
Town CuUNcIL ONDINANrE>.-Th,
following is the substance Of ordinances
recently passed BY the Town Council:
: As to the market:
The market is 4 public market.
! If anybody sells beef or other fresh
meat at any place in town except the
market house. he will be fined SO fol
each offence.
\ stall in the market is provided lol
! persons living out OF town, selling meat
: of their own raising in town. For tic
Use Of the same they shall pay fifty cents
on every beef. twenty cents on cINH
: hog, and fifteen cents on every Sheep,
sold therein.
No butcher or other person. can tr:ll>-
fer his stall to another. Penalty 81.
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r. .',a.. ,,.,x. =. ,o,;,,,,.
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IN the n:rket * = fine Of. $40 for cacu
~.
r.,,.i,,,.. ,,;,,,t ;c,,,,,o,,.
>, ~ will ~. ,;n.3 Sin Thrv ,,usr rs.
Will haI:;oc,i s,al,.s and NO, s;,..lyar,).
Good behavior p,rst be kept If tie
market ANYBODY oDposcs. moIcstS.
abuses, r1a,;,eats. o. obStrurts . butch
or sr1linp meat If fine MARKET he is lja-
Ma ~ H.. f,na ro+ 1... ,h,, - nnr
,,,ra ,h,, s3u And r. fl, l,rt,.hnrS
t;.l, =, .,,,,,o. ,hor,so,,.o, ~ ,d1;,;on
T., ,ho t;ro ,,,.,. ,,.;1 h,,, =, f,rt,;t ,,..;,.
s.,;,s
Won ,..,n net sell ,,,r,1 ,n.,t or o,.,in
in tbe market If Won 10 Won are avt
+, no fined =
IF, s,o, * no+ n,;d fr within tva
days after the rent falls due it will be
rented 70 somebody else.
No hnckstcrino must be- done on the
streets, but ut the market. Penalty for
violation is s..
The Chief of Police is TO be on hand
at the openino Of the market every
morninp TO see that tLe stalls arc kent
clean and good order is observed.
This law went into full effect and opc-
ration on the 18th day of June, 1874.
AS to cattle and hogs:
to morning, and hogs Ill the time. If
heau OF cattle Is caught on inc streets
,,,,I r.,
.h ~,,.nn,o oe +ha s1.,,,a,. Win h,ro ~
''' -. :, ,,. -,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

Old P1Ns.-In our last issue we had
the felicity Of noticing IN old hat found
after it had been lost for th!rty-four
years, and this week we have the pleas
urc of making mention Of a couple Of
venerable pins found in 4 package of
papers which have reposed quietly in
the Probasc's Office for tiftv-eight years,
the package having been placed away
in 1916. We are under obligations to
the present polite AMI efficient Judge of
Probate. J. C. Leahy, fora sight ofthose
old discolorel relics, which bear the i'm
press of 4 clumSicr make than the pins
of the present day. As to the question
often asked. ''where do the pins 90 to-"
we are now permitted to answer for two
of the articles rs above.
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They will also be held responsible for the
publication of all notices in Bankrupt cases.
Transient advertisements of any kind must
bs paid for in advance. if the parties aJrcr-
tising do not reside in town.
Job work and subscriptions strictly cash.
All papers shall be stopped hereafter rs
soon as the term Of subscription expires, un-
less satisfactory arrangements are made to
continue the same.
The x mark denotes eXpiratiOn-aftcr that
the paper is discontinued.
Near these things in mind. ST,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

The Sign OF TIE TIMES.-Ihc 81 igns
of the times are al beaten by 4. NJ.
Wicker's Ice Cream Saloon sign. which
hangs out conSpicuonSly, showing the
Ladies Entrance" to the '.Ice Cream
Saloon" It is red and beautiful, and
points the way to neat room. where
ice cream and iced lemonade are dis
Densed by Prof. John and Col. Bill, to
ladies and gentlemen at al times during
the day and fore-n;ght. The rush in the
afternoon is Interesting. and Uncle All
,lv, laughing. says, the elephant is
ssssing fSt-rate."
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NOTICE.

In pursuance OF the Act "establi>h;nc
certain State Scholarships in the University
Of South Carolina" a free competitive ex-
animation will be helI at the Office Of the
School Commissioner, Newte:7y, S. e., on
I'd July, 1871, at 10 u clock, A. H.. All
persons desiring to avail! themselves of the
advantages offered, will present themselves
for examination at the above mentioned
time and place.
ANY informa;icn desired b. parties in
! terestea will be willingly given oy the un'
dersigned. NJ; ). LoN"'
School Com'r., NewbeIry Cop"ty.
June 10, 23-2t;
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EeLss <WHL DIFFER Passing by
onesof our stores, We heard three Of our
young men nimatedly discussing the
Wonsans Crusade Question, one for and
two against Neither side would
afgea,p; asa .natter; gof course, They
all agreed On one point, however, viz:
their1ove for the women, 4 very proper
clusien indeed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

Mandarin Teas, the best, pnreSt and
chcapcS., at Mrs. d. Mowers. Price.
75c.. 81 90 and 81 30 per lb. l3-t!
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MOnuMeIss---M2rElc.
Public Hall.

ga :.MPEI;h nee ilAiI.-Wiil lie routed TO
IU.;,;:, entertainments on Monday. NrG-
ncs'!ay. Friday am'l Saturday nights OF each
week. %
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A full assortment of Millinery and
Millinery Goods, constantly on hand at
Mrs. d. Mowers. 10
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The VENERABLE AECRDEACOS SC0TT, of
DuuIaIu, C;.lIaGi East, SAYS that he suffered
from dyspepsia more Than twenty-five years,
but that three weeks use of ihc Peruvian
Syrup tan Iron tonic) has benefited him 50
wotn!c.iu!y thai he can lIHrdiy persuade him
sci; q; the reality, and lhc people who know
him arc a>tuilishc.l 4: the change.
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s;Sfadame Demore>t's Reliable Pat
terms of all sorts can be obtained at
Nrs D. Mowers. l3-tf
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SCHOOL NoT1cE.-Attension is called
to the notice Of NJ. S. Long, School
Commissioner, requesting the Trustees
of the School Districts to call 4 meeting
of the votersof their respective Districts,
for the purpose of levying I special tax
for the support of the common schools.
The last Saturday of this month, the
9th inst, is tue time fixed by law for
the meeting.
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# .NerlcE.-An parties having Adj
4 miniStrator'S or Executors Notices for
q publication. will save themselves trouble
My coming prepared 10 pay for the same
before Insertion. rs our terms are cash.N
Lawyers handing in STch notices will be q
held responsible for the payment. 2
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Ma1utactc-ies.
Commission Merchants.

5SUAPMAN. JOIN A.-ManuilctUrcr Of
- Cotton Gins, Of approved style. and
warranted. ID
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A full line of ladies ready-made Suits,
and Underwear OF all kinds, ut
&14tf $50. MCCALL & POOL.
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HHASE. WM E. Il CO.~-!:uction and Com
IL mission Merchant. Sillcs twice \
week. l..
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N5wberry Business Directory,


. Cards of Reference inserted under apprn
! - men, Merchants, Mechanics and Trade,
: .raucraily, should have :. place in this D
: rrc;orv. Terms moderate.
, ,,s,=.a---u.==x-----s-xA
! =, ~ --
/ SACFNLLS tOOL-WhDlrS:tic and Fetal
! asVE dealers in foreign anu domestic Dry
. Goods En,ilr,.;tIcrjrS Notions. &c, (.
= =, - =.
/ (, t:nnhS embracing" everything in thai
: linr Plantation supplies. /"
,--o----.-
Cotton BUYERS. &c.
\ nN.riAtrN Vi,Elr, n !.r;.
,;o,dS. ;;rnrcr;r<, Clothing, Eno;S SIinc&.
Hats, General stock oc alI kinds u! .ucr-
,.ji.,,r;iZc !.
.---,------ .-- ----.---- --.-
7 diZc. Dry tiny,;<. Fancy t;nu,i~, ,.r0.
cnries. Boots and SHOES j.;
~ pDk TUO- --Dr" i.uUIS \tiunS iiOl n.
(! .l%. SHOES. lI;,-, ;,ilL general ;ts>"rt
,":IiISDN. }. ". tN.-br"l":> III Dil'
w G"o;tS. GrVr"r!"S. C!olEhG. Boots,
/ y
- -
~ dealer III General McrctE,M"lZ"-!}ry
Goods, Groceries, trrrkcrE, Plantation sup
plies. h
---------.-- - ---------.
a5ATllAN. y. A-nIy Coos. CIo;hln&.
Goods. Goods OF All kin,!S. &;
Books aLt St;ltloAeIy'
SSuAPM-AN, join A.-i;ooks AMI station;
p cry. y >Tcc!a:tE M:iic III ~cI"Ni
Books. l."
Stoves and TlL Ware.
-------- -----.-.-- --------.------- =
tss.Itiirr. y. r.~-DrI!rr il tnIk!HG ANA
ssJ I,r.,I inc Stoves all ,tvIr, and prices
Furnitvre--Carpentry.
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SALINAS. +. E.-Dc;,!rr in Groceries and
y Plantation SnnplcS.- ClSlraIEanccd on
Cotrnu 81;
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A WANDERING SuEEP.-Last Thurs
dav morning a painting piece of mutton
straved down Main Street, crying BIZ:
to the Town Council who had just said
that four legged animals had to quit
tasing possession Of our streets and
sfae-walks. The sheep has disappeared
We don't know where, but we suspect,
as.we overheard some Of orr friends
over the way talking hopefully of hash
and mutton chops.
Sheriff Carriugton and Collector
James H. Dennis arrested man in
Abbeville on Tuesday last. accused OF
Illicit distiNing. The individual is now
in the Newberly jail.
[NEwBERRr HERALD.
We don't seill whiskey In AbbeTille:
May be the HERALD means Greenwood
or Ninety-Six. Most likely the man
who writes for the HERALD had taken q
"wee drop too much" and got things
mixed up.-AbbccNc .Medi~".
Nonsense, the HERALD man is i tecto-
tGliI.
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: ONEi.tCE. A. D.-GrOccricS. Canned
I. Goods CoaicctioncricS, Tobacco and
Ne1arS. Is
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fAAAYES Il MARTIN.-Dealcrs in Grncc-
I'VE rirs, Plantation Supplies, Hardware,
and Cotton Buycrs. ~
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] EANELL II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
T. Provision Dealers, Plantation Supplies
and BUYERS OF Cotton. X;
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Groceries, Canned Goods, &c.

SSIIASE, WM. C.-t;rOcrry and Provision
- Merchants. MO!lOh0n Row.
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1a3ICkEi.. \. M.-Dealcr in Groceries, Can.
w ucl Goods. Pcrftlmcry, and Toys OF AL
descriptions. Ii
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Photography.
Professional

shsl>EMAN. ". U.-i:csi,lcnt Artist. AL
~ STYLES ~ Pictures taken. Old Pictures
copied and renewed. 10
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Cotton SUYars.--Groceis

Cotton SUyarS---Groceis.
tAsEBB, W. II. u Co.-G"tton Brokers anI
Va Dealers in Bacon, Flour. Grain, Hay.
Corn, &c. 10
RALINAS. +. E.-Dc;,!rr in Groceries and
y Plantation supplies CaSlralFanccI on
Cotton. -
fhAAYES u MARTIN.-Dealers in Grncc-
FVE rirs. Plantation Supplies, Hardware,
ana Cotton E:lycrs. 4"
J EAvELL " sPEAEMAN.-Grocers and
- Provision Dealers, Plantation Supplies
and buyers Of Cotton. -
PHASE. wM. C.-Grocrry and Provision
u Merchants. Mo!lohon Row. 4}
Groceries, Canned Goods, &c.
ea3ICKEH. A. M-Dealcr in Groceries, Can
w ned Goods. Pcrflmcry, and Toys OF all
descriptions. Is
: OVEi.tCE. a. D.-GroccricS. Canned
a. G"O,l$ COniertioncricS, Tobacco and
Se2.ars. Is
POWERS. y. NJ. & CO.-Groc"ry and Pro-
s vision Dealers. Plantation Supplies.
ICi'accn, Nc.- IS
NssII.SON. J. t.-Dcalcv iT GTiccrir> OF al
~ kir,!<, Cameo. EOOG>, Bagging, Ties.
T0haccO and Scm:rS l.;
Con!ec;iolerics, Segars. Fruits.
T>PECK. }. F.-Frcnch and American Con-
- !r,'::hucrE. !ri!:t$. Mats, Tobacco and
cr":lr> OF best kinds. ii
sssICkER. \. M.-Candy and Connections
Sf oiai! kinds. Fruits N season, Nuts. Sc.
..lrs ami T,5nrcO. =;
Jcw>lry aMG Watch Makers.
@pECK. join F.-Dealrr in tine Watches,
= Clocks. .Jcwclry. Silverand Plated Ware.
Srcctacles, Eye Glasses, Fancy Goo'!s.&c. 4;
Clothing.
essEit;IT X COPPOCK.-DcalcrS in Cloth
~ :na. an,l gcnticnIcn's outfitting gene
reilly. shoes. Hats. Tram:.= EalScs. Nc. l.;
-s-...a-a=-Aa-E=sesn-.-s4a~
MilliHery-Dress Making.
saOWER. MRS. D.-Millincry Goods OF MI
JSs kinds. BonmctS made III latest style.
Also dealer in general mcrchandiZc. 10
tsUNTEH. MIS-. M.-Dr,>> Making after In.
I'll test patterns. Orders solicited. ~
.sraE-uc@se<ssuz= =1lsE=os aa-HaA.r1=zas-H77z=a<-
Druggists.
g INT. DIR. s. F.-DrI@giSt. WholrSa!"
and Retail Dealer in Drugs. Medicines.
Chrmical~. Pure Medicinal Liquors and
Wines. r.
Gun a4G Lock Smith.
-;~"-!!iTH. +. I.-RrraiTcr anG Maker Of
~ Gr:n>. Pistols. Locks, Sc. Shelf Goods
ana tlurr'rI,S. i''
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; COMMENCEMENTS- TS-ONE FARE.-PeT-
J SONS, who desire to attend the Com
! mencement Exercises Ut Grccnvlllr.
~Nalhalla and Due West will be glad
! to know that they will he passed over
! the G. &C. Il. r.. fov one fare. Tick
I cts to Grecnvii!e will be good to return
free, from the 18th to the 22d inst; to
Walhalia. from the 2N;h TO the 9th
inst: and to Due West. from the 9th
inst, to tke 4th Of July. See ADVERTISE
ment of Thos. Dodamcad, General ST.
pcrintcndcnt.
IN TIE FRONT RtNK.-.As TO y good
article for low price. McsSrS. Kings
land & Heath are keeping in the front
rank of those who sell ho1Sefnrni>hing
goods, sEcIl rs crockrry, china ;nh
glass wares of all kinds. useful or orna
mental. Visitors, therefore, to Colum-
bia during the summer, will tind 1t to
their advantage, if they desire to pur-
chase in this line, to visit their ware
emporium under the Columbia Hotel.
The present and increasing popularity
of their store is proof that the people
know where to 90 for such things.
STORE BREAKING-LaSt Sunday. in
broad daylight, some rascal broke into
MesSrS. Ioyelace l. Whccler'S store and
secrcte9 goods to the amount Of about
$50 under Mr.. II. II. Blcase's Store,
where they were discovered and return
Gd to the owners. The store was entered
by digging through the old brick wall
Of the cellar in the rear, and passing
from The ccllarto the store above through
an unsecured door. The rear of the
store is very secluded place. and
rogue, at night and on Sunday, might
work without much danger Of discov-
crv. The thief is not caught yet.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17
Observation-Disclosures.

saAI:;ilAI.L. J.. R-Nr:t!S served 1T all
SSs hours Fresh FISH and Oysters in
s:,;l>.,n Dealer III Groceries. Con!cc;ion-
cries. &c. RI
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

taaEBI;, ". II. Il Co-Goltou brokers anl
Va Dealers in Bacon, Flour. Grain, Hay.
Corn, ,Nc. 10
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

g, AR. POPE & pOpE.-Att0rnCEs--'r
g lir" III all ihc Courts oi his state HnG
iM the United States Court. rs
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-18
JOU% AGNEW
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