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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

CAPTrgED AND KLLED.-On Friday
x * night last a family in this town were
. . disturbed bysa singular noise, and fhe
- Sgentle Of the house armed with 4
- - .seargiugf kniietand pistols arose to the
-. emergency. but before he had made any
ss discovery, ms wife With slipper, at
tackled the intrudersso vigorously; that
b. <lessll ensnea quickly, The guilty ones
=. : groveato bethree mosquitoes, supposed
- - 10 haze Seen brought up from Charles
u = zronsin a package ofgoods. e. 81. n -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08
Newberry Business Directory

Cards OF Reference Inserted Under anpro
PIRATE h,.alin9S in this cnlI;un. Profession
al men, Merchants, mechanics and TrTl!cs
generally. shonld have Il place III this Di
rectOrV. Terms MONcrAtC.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08
An extra large stock Of McIuller : Hand
Scwcd Gai;erS. it Pbifers. =, .l3-u.

TIE WHEELER DISQUALIFICATION
i; called to the card Of This popular
house. to be found in this issue. The
.Nhcelcr" under the efficient manage
ment of Mr.. Pollock, has gained 4 re-,
putation second 10 none other, ana IN
consequence is generally crowded. The
rooms of this house are handsomely
furnished, while It's cuisine, and ali
,ho.r:e.io,ls. appointments which 90 to
make up tirst-class hotel, are unexcep-
;ionablc. it is L pleasure TO know that
Mr.. Robt. Hamilton, one of the. pleas
,antest. and most efficient hotel men in
| the Southern eouaay,iS stH to be found
in the Office.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

y Madame Demorest's Reliable Pat
terms of all sorts can be obtained at
.1aSfrs."D. Mowers. ,...-. l:i@tE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

@@S TAKE- NoricE.-An parties hNrim1 sAtl-
&Eniaistrators- or Executors Nottces~for
:, u publication. will save themselves trouble
SSg&oy coming prepared 10 pay for the SAME
ssfOre insertion. orr ternss arc c:lsh Y
S3awyers handing in such notices Will he \
- held responsible for the plynlent. y
; Ky St-st. '. N
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

NIIZ n
The same being on d,pos!t in tie National
Blnl; o. New berry, 5. c.
Z. H. WRIGHT, Treasurer.
Anil E 1871.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

Merchants and dealers visiting Charles
ton for the purpose Of purchasing goods a.e
informed that ROUND TRIP Tlo&ETS, to
60 and retnra c.r single FIRST class fare one
d4y. eau be procured at al! the principal
Stations On the line Of the Road, on appii-
cation TO the Agents, GOOD 10 EETE"cG;::. ..a!::
the lst day Of May next,
Tt.aAAs noDANEAD,
General Superintendent,
JAEEz NoRToS, General Ticket Agent.
Mar. %, l2-5t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

- -%r,.s. 'sEsN--1 ------' - -
sE5S.292 AZ TSSrTTr rIoN.-Thcrc is no place
in the city of Columbia where Il man
the ladies have nothing to do with this
a,aragraph2-can> get the worth of bis
= e.; = money With as much pleasant satisf;'c-
ton as at the Tonsorial establishment Of
Messrs. Reese Il Carroll. Shaving,
a.. =: trimming, shampooing, dyeing or other
wise beautifying, in the most approved
s. style Of the art, are tAcrc done to
y y perfection. If you would enjoy Ell
:, : ;, : sher or.;N of these manipuiations so
9 = = to Reese & CAROLS =.
. ,lss4Hs we'll that ends well. 50 buy Side
lace Shoe al Phifer's. l3-'f:
sS' QUESTIONS FOX THE DEBATING So
. s4s1sTY AS long as we retain our cX-
traerdinary mental powers, the New
= berry Debating Society shall never suf-
fer for want Of subjects for discussion.
We give the following to start with:
Does >;,house barn Usssor btun down.
Is Duumbssc bee i fowl, or aa insect? !?
which Is the butt end Of 4 goat
,-. =, ..-Te ;ge tod that these have already
.@%sa discussed elsewhere: and We're =
,tss9ouzss off fun and eloquence.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

List Of Letters remaining in the Post Office
At Nrwhc:ry, April 7, 1871:
Miss lucinda Adams, William Arma'agc.
Mrs Julia .Aghcw, ThoS. ". Bleasc, Edward
Bird, P. S. Brown, Jno. Barker. cold; Miss
l.. J. Boyd, Mrs. Amelia Brooks. Simpson
Cannon, Robt. ClAppeli, Sr.. Nancy Clcland.
Mrs. Rose Copclin, J. +. benson. Wesley
Graycrn, Slllic Grimes. \. Y. W. Glymph,
\. {. HolliagSwo:;h, W. P. Hill, Sam'l X.
Hays, J. NJ. Hampton, J. II. Hollins>head,
A. C. HolIingSworih, Mrs. Addic Hubbard.
Jas. N. Hunter, Mrs. Annie Jones, \: +.
Johnson. T. V. Johnson. Mrs Sophia Liv-
insston, Mad Lindsay, copd, G. NJ. McCung,
Glenn MctiS, Ben Mathews, Mrs. l.. c. Ne
Cracken, Rev. 4. Middleton, Diff Odrll,
Geo. Parts, ". 7. PATHS, Stafford Parker,
Mrs. T. P Patton, Mrs. Corrie Pitts, L. II.
Robinson, JOS Snallwood, Dan'l Shcc ly,
Wesley Sanders, Robt. Sanders, Miss Maggie
Sem, Fannie A. Simms. Hilliard SiDgley,
Mrs. Mamie Spriggins, George Thompson.
Chas. Tedmarch, Mrs. Z. j. Thompson, &.
Z. Tucker, Jack Thompson, cold, II. l..
Wclburu, Mrs. Ecsncis Wcarncr, 3lrS. Fran
els White, Sarah WadSworth, Ophclia Vii
liam<, W. II. Watson.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

REsIGNED.--KeV.R 4. 7. MlckIe has
5 resigned the pastorship Of tile. Presby-
: : 'S3terian Church of this place.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

:; TRADE LAST SATtRDAY.-The way
cotton rolled in. and corn and bacon
rolled out last Saturday, reminded Us OF
the busy 6avs- of fall. a..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

STACKS oftine Shoes justarrircd q; P:.iiel :.
Siae-lace, button ard ftDu:l..cc, Kid C!o:h,
Goat and CaIf. .Skin:s BIT
%sC CLoTBNG .-Attention is called to
the4newz advertisement Of tie MessrS.
Sw;silield OF Columbia, by whichit will
be seen that this popular clothing an@
Quitting establishment is thoroughly
equipped for the Spring trade. Besides
4 complete and large stock Of ready
rra,ie clothing, these gentlemen have
on hand an elegant assortment of piece
goods from Which by the aid OF IN ca
perienced and skillfal cutter they prom
isc o-give good its. Orders promptly
attended to-. It.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08
SeWDcrry District Monumental
ASS0Ejxi;1;

The Association met pursuant 20 the ra:I
oc !lr pSc$Gcn: on Monday. thc 9Th Of April.
: Thc President Stated that owing 10 the scar
city O. money during the !;;>t fat occa .ijn,
hv The recent IiulnciAl panic. 10 ch',tS h":!
been maxi. t. make ahy further collection
ON motion, The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
i:.>uly:d, |. T!Iui tn, A<>o 'ia::oa pic,i2r
;t>clf TO carry ont the ohjcct for which it Was
urGauiZG.l.
!? That the ''""n;n''rc> appointed /" '";'kc
collections he c;iuc>tcd 10 SUSPEND Operations
until further nO.lcc !,c .;vrlI b. the President.
. Tha; the Treasurer he directed 10 pub
i:-l Il statement u! the moneys collected AID
paid Out tt,l the Association.
The same officers were reelected !nr the
ensuing "c:ir. \. j. POPE,
J. " .ioHSsT0SE, President.
Srcrci"rt pro trn.
Agrcc,:b!r 70 resolution three. above, the
following statement Of moneys cui"c'rl by
me rs Treasurer Of the Newhcrry District
Monumental Association, is respectfully sub
lni:ied:
+. II. NsIGHT. Treasurer, in account Will!
Ncwbcrry Di$lric, Monumental ASSocia
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08
ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE SOUTH CAsa-
LIMA RAILROAD COMPANY AND OF
TEE SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD BANK

TEE SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD BANK
CHARLESTON, s. c., March Ii, 1874.
Stockholders having Proxies intended to
be used a; the meeting 10 be held or tic
l4th and 18th of Apri! p:oXimo, are re-
questcd to lodge them with either of the
following Committee who will be in attend
ance at the l. Il Of the Bark Of Charleston,
during the mo. ing Of the 18th April, for
the purpose Of verifying Proxies On the
following day, during the election othc?
duties n:ay prevent the Co:;~ittee from
examining ba'vi,cs Of Proxies before the
hour for closing tie polls.
l.. c. HENDRICKS,
G. p. AIMAR,
T. u. WARlNG,
Committee On Proxies.
Mar % lD-3t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

*. s.lI.4E-S 90 BOXES for safe dy ". c.
Chase. - t... -. IA
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08
Commission Merchants.
Cotton Buyers---Grocers.

a EAEELL & SPEARMAN.-GrGcc:s a,;d
e. Provision Dealers, plantation Supplies
and buyers of Cotton. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

CHARLESTON, S. G.. March lG, 1874.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
of the South Carolina Railroad Com?a"Y
and Of the Sou,E.-wcstern i.ailroad liaEk
will be held il thi- ci:y, in the Hall Of the
Bank OF Charleston, Northeast corner Of
Broad and State streets, on TUESDAY,,
April Il, ptoximo, at II o'clock A. N. On
the day following an election will be held
between the hours of A. VI. and P. ~,
for fifteen Directors in he Railroad Com
pany and !hrteen Directors in the Bank.
!@commi;tec to verify proxies viii attsna.
Stockholders WI, re paSseu over the
Road to ard from the meeting free Of
charge, ]. L. EMERY,
Mar. 25, l2-3t. Secretary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

SaUSaGE-FrcMt "GFccnriilC' .Sau.
atqc for sue dy u. e. Chasc. a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

Have you seen the beautiful Engllsh
Beatrice and. Gem Hats ut McFall 4
Pools? 5:.-... .l2-tt. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08
Groceries, Canned Goods, &c.

NslICkEE. 4. M.-Dcalcr in Groceries, Can.
~ ned Goods. Pcrtumery, and Toys Of all
descriptions. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

'
e&1Priecss. r. II
Hoes, n, ,rlEE, ,GARDEN.-ReadeE, G have
YOU ever had garden in which You
have ,uggcd and toiled, and sweated
and worried; and planted. in the fond
expectation thai your trouble would all
BE rewarded m:time with .oodles of de-
licious vegetables, and then when every
thing is growing beautifully, corn' peas
potatoe=. Leans, radiShes, &C., have you
ever had two old malicious SONS with 4
dozen OF more of devilish pigs, through
some unaccountable n1isllap, 20 break
in and ,oot it upside down with their
;.bo,ninable snoutS, have YOU? Well,
if YOU have not then You know nothing
of the agony of our soul at this moment.
We know how it is, Its perfectly ;lw-
Fine Clo;n!as, Ea&lisA WorStcdS, French
Cassineres, &c, 81 Phi,cris. Gall aId cxam-
* .sz-Ei,is-zSSs Sa<z,as4+s. - - i5-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08
>, l-lG ~ . -
,ceShoeS al Phifer';

- a1SideelacezShoeS al PhiferS. l3-tf.
a.ssr, TaE ADVERTISING MAS.-Who is he?
- NhvSits WA. c. Chase. Everybody
tss, riio Kriiow1sshe his corn, bacon, flour, meal,
.potstces eggs lnloollas lnaolasses, cheese ;sft
4klIas 81 canned goods, candies. crack
=: ers, tobacco, cigars, and otller things
g.aoeaameroRs tonaen ion, ,,,just because
lTsasises:s An advertising man al
4,4zsxsys succeeds and he is succeeding.
'''zAi &c around everybody and buy some
a. tliaig: He ~eallyand truly means basiz
g nesS (: .-ar~. !
"a 81 a.. sae srj-S %
3 ssMea', Esroa, >E1our, S33771',. 1bGz' "
81 gas Coffee, CltceScE lAtecaroni' 1'see' 70
g tatoss, Sit Lu1,. Crackers, G'TSt- Tor
zgs@sssssler rss " M: e. aat5tRoSe' &. II
-. - -. '- 2 -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08
Confec;ioneries, segars, Fruits.

SasnSQN, j. C.--Dcaler in Groceries OF all
~ kindc, Cam eA Goods, Bagging, Ties
and ScgalS. So
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

pal Churches lust Sunday. .....-, -.
aaESF3ES& &s&3sEz12 - - 2 = , -
.,..., 4 f,H line Of ladies ready-made Suits,
- .as;snisI ntle1vSearso All kinds, at
go - st'-l ltfs. z5sesGl MCCALL. & POOL.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

MEssl:S. KINGsLAND & HEATH.-
There is no question that these gentle
men are doing thriving business in
their neat and we'll appointed store in
Columbia, under the Columbia Hotel.
They deal exclusively in household
wares, til, glass, china and efockeF5,
and now have on hand a complete and
carefully selected stock of the above
mentioned articles, which they are sell
ING ut low prices. This Establishment
is we'll known in the city cf Columbia,
having made itself popular by the rea-
soaahIv price and good quality of the
Goods offered for sale. DO not fail to
give thema call if youssoald3a;lke any
parcllaSe insthcir line. FIT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

t. ..C, p. Rive are under obi gn-
tons 70 Que j;lapa correspondent, G..
p. T., for his recent interesting lotter
from th;lt cnterprising section Of this
growing County, and hope that he will
exercise his pen frequently. We are
pleased, to say that the Chalybeate
Spring alluded 10 is favorabfy known to
Us, AID even now jug Of its health
giving water stands within convenient
reach, thanks to W. &. $, one - the
corn planters mentioned. III his letter.
We indulge ne further hope, that the
example set by G. P. r., will be fol
lowed By others from al the sections OF
this County, that we may be able to
Give cur readers as interesting i f2rlety
| As possible. Short communications CT
local character are at all times accept
able.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

g. INPoErANr.-Bsj joint resolution Of
e. e. The sGeaeral Assenbly,it is made me-
saevleaasafy That IN persons. having past due
sy.a asclsirnsz against the Comfy Of Newbert55;
L. priorztelNos. list. j 1879 present them to
Sss Ene Clerk Of Court for Eegistration on
or before. the 18th day Of April. All
-: Ssuoh claims it will be understood are to
8 < lSe raid y,ro Tt sS~s= ~ S's''@@' L -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

EAssER: GEIEBRATioN.-East was
" ,cetehrate1i in the Lutheran and Elisco-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

-.ssts IsDsxs no. NEW WAovEkrIsEGESrs.- Z
r. W. Q: Swafic4dA Spring Clothing
BeujamiR D. L.ke-Nriicc.
.,tx7Ts J.Wss RousiasS-C. S. Intcrnal iscYcnuc
~ : Special Tax 60 .....'-- ...--
4 : . Applyatt5iS. Ofice-Cow Wanted.
u -. r Ma-shaECaSh Wlnied.
y %sR, N. W allace-Noticc ia Bankruptcy.
IS. Chase & Co Fine Horses for Sale.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08
Dry Gods. Shoes, &C.

AACFALL X POOL.-Whulrs:, AMI retail
sss dealers in foreign anH domestic Dry
Goods. i..nhrli:,rr:rS, Notions. a.. e.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

Plomt,Qto.e Supplies ca~ be boaght @
". g. Ck0sc'$ Grocery Store, at Tie l01r-
e&:9r3ecs. r. IT
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

- Mandarin Tess, the best. .purcst and
.as cheapesss,sat Mrs D. Mowers: Price,
Zoe, 800 and sl.50 per lb. 13-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

families ca'1 be @HRgliol ~st@ MI kinds
ot Ifirrc4 nn.lch9iecz Groccric<, M u. e..
Ghem's : ! @#8E Il
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

! SgSsC0PN-l coo .BassltgSs Corn Jor ~tlc
:. q clEase.sS ,s,.s ss- so. a@ "A
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-08

)
: lie TRICK ENi"'sEi;.-i-aS' >a'or'
!: day a man harangucd from q buggy the
quiet people Of Newberry on the sub
yject Of tricks. He sud he was en-
pioyed DyShe anti-sanlD lDllnS society 70
go through the country ai'" expose 'iie
various TICKS ny wh'ef'- 20" ''''''''rI> W.
swamp tlie cte"''loe's slsF sstcF'. t'". -. Az
SAID never Des WIZ" i 'l''" ." ii'' -" Il
trick, f=hc tells You ne can s"'ilo"
saw mills and pine i'sS and SPIT o"t
hcmIock lumber ooh [ 9e' "ltn ii''ii'-
, 1874-07-22
TELEGRAMS BY ENGLISH MAIL.
FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, July [, Evening.

VERSAILLES, July 1, Evening.
In t0-day's sitting Of the National Assembly
the debate on the third reading of the Munici-
pal Electoral Bill was resumed, and the first
four clauses were adopted. On clause five
General Loysel moved an amendment fixing
IS wears as the age at which a person should
be entitled to vote at municipal elections. NJ.
de LAFAYETTE, a member of the Left, supported
the clause which fixed the age at 21. General
Loysel and som other members then moved
that the vote on the amendment should be
taken by secret ballot. The proposal was
greeted with %ironical cheers by the Left, and on
General Loysel's amendment being submitted
to a ballot it was rejected by 3O5 votes against
294.
VERSAILLES, July 1, Evening,
The Committee of Thirty held a long sitting
to-day. NJ. de Ventavon read a report of the la
bours of himself and two other members, Count
Daru and NJ. de Lacombe, who were appointed
to draw up a Constitutional Bill as a substitute
for TIL brought forward by NJ. Casimir P6rier,
on behalf of the Left Centre, for the organiza-
tion of the Republic. Clause /. of the draft
they have prepared provides that Marshal
MacMahon shall continue to exercise for seven
years the power conferred upon him by the law
of the goth November last, with the title Of
President of the Republic. The other clauses
declare the legislative power to be formed of
two Chambers, of which the second would be
appointed partly by the Marshal and partly by
other means not yet indicated. The Marshal
, 1874-07-22

plovment elsewhere, and they come back
when they can get employment IN the reaping
of the ensuing crop. 1t IS a distribution OF
their labor, which is Of advantage to Demerara,
without being injurious to Barbados, and keeps
up an Important branch of the trade between the
two Colonies. 1t is carried on chiefly by the
r NJ. Steamers, the regulations enforced by
the Emigration Agent being of a character to
discourage and restrict the conveyance of the
emigrants by the schooners and small crafts.
The fare is SO for deck passengers,
JAMAIcA.-Euates promise well. The com
ing Sugar, Golf. e, aud Pimento crops promise
to be very large indeed if some unlooked-tor
weather does not destroy the prospects of the
planter8.-There is a great scarcity of Creole
labour in many of the parishes, and there will
therefore be a great necessity for more Coolio
immigrants to meet the requirements Of the
plantations with such crops before them re-
curing to be taken liz. "Molyncs7 Plantation
in st. Andrew, has been sold 10 Mr.. Richard
White, of Kingston, for %f3, leo. Tobacco
cultivation promises to be a success Ia the
parish Of St. Thomas We Vale. Mr.. +. Nj.
Burke has commenced ut Dover Castle, where
he has twenty acres Of Tobacco in cultivation
under a Cuban manager.
DEMERARA.- The Combioed Court had met
for despatch of business. From the Governors
speech we find that the revenue Of 1878 had
amounted to$l,737, 97l, $9,27I in excess of the
estimated revenue, but less by Sal, l6l than the
average revenue Of the last three years The
decrease was almost wholly owing to the .reduc-
tion of tha duties on fish and -four, and of the
ad vaioreR duty from 10 to 5 per cent. The
Rum Duticsand Spirit Licenses yielded $563,557
being an increase of % per cent on the average
revenue from this source of the last three years.
, 1874-07-22
HAYTI.

President Dominique has issued a pro-
clamation in which he ~implores the people
to put aside all feelings of political r%ecrimina-
ton and antipathy. These appertain, he says,
but to the vulgar and c%ulpable, and not to the
the country, whlcl cannot be realized except
by the observance of order, the incubation of
public instruction, and the development Of the
national industries and resources. The follow
ing are the new Ministers of State = Excel
lent, Secretary of Finance aud Foreign Aff,irs
General Heurtelon, Interior and Agriculture
Prosper Faure, War and Marine Boco, Jus,
tice Thomas Madiou, Public Instruction. The
Government Intend to open a National Bank
with the capital loan of three million dollars
which it has advertised to take up.
, 1874-07-22

kilograms continued on tie ard rage.
, 1874-07-22
The "AVIS"
Is PUBLISHED

Is PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-04-17
NEW DRUG FIRM.

BY their advertisement elsewhere it
will be seen we have a new drug firm
In Emporia. e. A. Cutter has pur-
chased the Chapman interest in the
firm of w. E.. Chapman & Co. Mr..
Spencer retains his interest, and the
style of the firm is Spencer & Cutter.
While the proprietors are comparative
ly new men, the establishment is the
Oldest one in Southern Kansas in that
line of business. Mr.. Spencer has
been connected with the firm about a
year, and has already made a wide rep
utation as an intelligent and enterpris-
Ing business man, and as a superior
druggist. lie will have principal
charge OF the business, and no pains
will be spared to fully deserve the lib
beral patronage bestowed upon it.
We are glad to know that Col. Cutter
has identified himself so prominently
with the business interests of Emporia.
The house will keep up a very full
stock of everything in the drug and
medicine line, and will always sell Mt
the most reasonable prices. The strict
est attention will be given to orders,
and We will undertake to insure salts
faction to all who deal with the new
firm of Spencer & Cutter.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-04-17

MARRIED.-We clip the following
from the Lawrence journal of May 0:
MCCoLLoar-CoPLEY.-In this city,
April 6, 1874, at the Eldridge house,
by Rev. r. Cordley, Rev. VIM. A. Nc
Colon, of Council Grove, and Miss f.
d. Copley, of Emporia.
The bridal party arrived here Thurs
day, and proceeded to their home in
Council Grove. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
McCollom are we'll and favorably
known here, and all their friends unite
in rendering their best wishes for fu-
ture happiness. Mrs. NcCollom was
for some time teacher here, and made
her home in Emporia for some years
While We regret to lose her as citi'
zen, We are glad to know that she is
permanently located so near as to be
identifie with our interests. She has
always been a devoted friend of the
interests of Emporia, and Kansas in
general.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-04-17
AMERICUs.

Since all the hay (and shingles of
the stables) is gone, cattle are compell-
ed to go to the prairie, grass or no
grass.
Hides are looking up a little.
Noll & Dunn have built q house for
sailing hides.
Some one has visited Mr.. Knox s
smoke house again; did not leave any
meat in it either; also at Mr.. Whites
again, but did not find any, but they
must have been out of meat so they
took the next thing to meat which was
q hide he had hanging up drying.
The first question asked In the
morning by thedairyman OF his neigh
Dor Is, please help me tail up COW
and last at night, please help me retail
Little Granger ConklIn, how ar,
yous D.aF.