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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-14

QCEEE.-An item comes to us from
Jalapa which strikes us as being ahead
Of the story related last summer of 4
couple of Mollohon chaps, who on
starting for home after night forgot to
f,sten the traces to their buggy. and
who did not discover the mistake until
several hours after. With all the whip
ping and clucking to the horses which
they could do, they only progressed by
Jerks. for the horses being attached by
the collars and with heads on facing
the drivers they could only move back
wards. This was sad tale. The pres
ent story is, that two Jalapians were on
their return home from Spartanburg
and were driving double, all progressed
well, too, they had q pleasant time Of
it, frequent stoppageS to speak with
friends and water at the different wells.
1t was far in the night when home was
reached. and how they got there is Il
mystery, for it was discovered that only
one of the horses had any harness on.
What became of that harness and how
they got over the road they are unable
now to tell. The most charitable con-
stguction is that they were ku kluXed.
for the old Lsureas road is hard one
to travel. We have not heard whether
the harness has been found OF not.
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eO2fs3ssSEc4N1.

c,.,,i'' Mh~bERRf, October 13.-Wc have H.
Ina.iSc ,1n . TO reron IN the market this w,.ok" "
'"C ~, up nrInS ~. No. Of bales shippeII 10ss
div E0EIMBiA' =, SIA' October S.-Cuuon saIcs so ~
n,'ian.i LtM Iikr"GL, October l2.-Cotton steady
- 1E% 1eE ,ez eioak' oc!Gbcr 12.-Cotton firm.
''';eS E;, i,oo2' at l3:aljs. Gold O.. 40 III
III. o''on hfm-
ling III. 0o''on ouII-mid-
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The Yinnsboro' Herald saws

We learn that six thousand dollars
were paid in cash for cotton in Winns-
boro during two days last week. Three
dolius found their way into our office.
We synpithize with the Western Edi-
tor who returned thanks for the present
of centipede, rs it was the only cent
of any kind that had found its way into
his Office for three months"
We do not think there is any reason
to complain. Three dollars in two days
is munifcent,
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-, '-f-HI NUN TOTE,
Cnaf. Com. Of Conservative p.,rtr

INSTALL LLArIoS.-The public installa.
,ion OF Officers Of Ncwbcrry Division,
.r To'S OF Temperance, took place on last
"eSG'S evening, at Temperance Hall,
"'i" '"0'sa not largely attended, yet w:,s
Witnessed by Il very respectable and
" wen behaved audience, The ceremony
II Is needless to describe, rs our readers
ar all familiar with the impressive
I'll" interesting form. There We're four
speeches on the occ.sion-A1essrs, ,Jobr !
e: a 'pearman, Thos. S. Norman, i. C.
Moore and Rev. w. D. Rice, e,cb ~
'nola acquitted himself in Il manner
'l'c!i Was not only Instructive but cu-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-14

To HoUsEKEEPERs.- this season
OF the year, housekeepers are all alive
on the important subject Of putting
their houses in order. Crockery, glass
ware and various other things are need
ed. and as they like to make their selec-
tons from 4 large stock where every
tiing that they need can be found, their
attention is called to the establishment
of Messrs. Kingsland & Heath, Colum-
bis, under the Colunbia Hotel. 4o-2
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AeWbefry Business Dipee44opvr :

nrj:'tc luS Sc of Reference inserted under on,,ro
n tg men, nsGnilns IN this column ProtlsinD i,r0
SencraIy. sSoaa SISi h:ve Meca"nics ,i and Tr@Ies
I.ctory' Terms moderate. ''1ee IN 'his Di-
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A. B. MORRISON,
lIE RCEilNT TIILOR ,
MEA2ERRY. S. C.

Having permanently located in Ecwber-
~, Respectfully Inform the citizens OF the
town and surrounding country, that | am
prepared to execute al! orders which may
lie entrusted to me in my line. Ny long
cxDcrience rs Il Merchant Tailor, makes ne
coa.,lcnt shat viii give entire satisfaction,
ana ali ask is 4 fair trial. Cutting in she
latest sty!', and all work done in the neat
est malAcr.
Place Of business over Capt. J. F. Speck's
Jcwelry Store.
Cleaning and Repairing done promptly.
Sep. 81, 39-4m.
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~ oamunieat o.aI ations on subjects of ;pterss. -
sas pa0sle.are always acceptable, Thu hssses' 10
u WRITER'S remember, must aiwsrs as.u Is u"nes
y a letter TO insure its publica,ion ''somPa' S
.bsa oa<'oih'y IS assumed for any other WI v;o's w.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-14

%"rNITE. 4. I..-Rcpaircr and Maker of
W Guns. Pistols, Locks, &c. Shelf Goods
and Groceries. 'f3
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The NRWRRRRx8 8gR0oo

L nave ', been furnished with the 70
i, loving list of boxes and the A1anaqe,
) thereof. by the Commissioners s"1sIel Of re-,
t'on for this County:
Court House, No. 1T. P. Slider 4
L. one;'d and ". W. IIousc:l
40: q: &c. P. Jacoby. John R. Lear.
ciI' Mathew Gray.
m Maybinton-ISom Greenwood J,mes
llt's' Jno. T. Bynm.
Dlymph's-W. P. Harris. Tbon,,s
heitt, joel b. Heller
"hllmirc's-Grecn Thomas Jo,,r l.
SIMS Spencer Burton.
S"bers-z. T.. White, Hen.v Bow.
Nun, VIM. Summer
frog Level-.Jesse C. Smith, ,J,mes
DeNalt, ?. L. Wise
&. Boyd. N''e'' '7'''cf'
-. Williams'--R. f. Williams. s;1,s !!
Wesley Brown.
), honsshore's-A. J. Longshore. EJ !
'lodgett, Wade Mingo. n
G,Oson's store-David Lcahy, Thos. ! l|
: Brown, Charles Brown, ~ u
,hn = Nc VIA managers of Election on the part OF
'4e Conservative party, to-wit: ". in
io0Se"l' John L. Leavell, John r III
num- joel Is. Heller, John F. Sims.
III, oummer, Patrick f. Wise, James
'ecoer' SlIas Walker, Andrew J, CHI:
"Ssl'ore n and DR.. Thomas c. Brown, the he
.,.c "'''" 1T IN early day and diy
'ilty us Managers. l.
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Cold is coming, and wisely enough
people are laying in supplies OF coal.
Now is the time 10 do it.
One of the signs of a cold time is the
appearance of wild pigeons. Immense
numbers have been seen.
Potatoes are plentiful and tolerably
cheap, but butter is lamentably scarce,
therefore it is not always convenient to
have ''taters on your gravy"
An exchange asks: "NVhere does the
cotton go?" I'VE know where a good
deal Of it goes, but don't like to tell"
She's all that fancy painted her, she's
lovely and divine-this is the last de-
claraiion of the Young man who parts
his hair in the middle.
Some one says the hog crop is large,
and it will not be long ere drorcs will
be down this way. Glorious news.
There IS 4 man in town who adver-
tises on 4 board, "kcrosine Hams" ."
There is no telling how many uses
kerosine is applicable to. If it will
cr,.n ,n,nI;inI why NOT cllre bacon.
o,-...,.,,,,,,t, h.,.o s,,,,1;od ,bo,n-
H"t GII's m;II nnIsl''1Iy :'I targe Stocks Of
goods. AMI some Of them wisely adver-
1ise the same. Of course the largest
amount Of trade goes TO those who ad-
vertise.
The Newbcrry Herald is in great
,lon.nd now omonr fine ladies. because
'..', 49,. ,,,.n .n>.;n,, - 600 who h,s fine
.nyl ,.. 81 '',,, ..,n;o,,. " of aoo,]s Thn first
Tin" thev look ot afer marriare no.
t;rrs is tir advertisements.
~, p;,;~o.. .o,.. ..rboro - , o,.,to
mcnnv gingcr-pop people in this world,
after they hav bin Uncorkcd 4 fu min
nits. they git to be dredphul tlatt."
The above is applicable in all COM
launities.
O,+ of ,ho ont;ra ,,ornlation Of New
berry there .re only one hundred tenn
perance men. How IS this?
S~ATr Moore said in his speech, that
.c *, wn,.n ,hrer bovcs Of importance-
:. H>,I1nt Iny thn c,rtrid1e box and
: thel' ,,a,, ,,I ,ho+ Whom tho two
y the b& pOr,, o,,,. ',.' ,.nrnr w mon thev coulJ
g the banSg, tbe latter and that #
n WV WV ,+ten,ion nfasQus. Our devil dit
IT + RI -" Io,S+ I,n%SS thinks there Is
k s,,.. ..'o ~ N ,I,;. ,,";0t $50 of A bon-
V Jangr,. in q h,ndhoy-5 1Tpowgl e.
: nct asidr from its money cost has T5,S; ia;
4 i've min of n,onv = n,n He is sniff.
Y ;mo. @ ro,,. , ,on, f,,lnv.
: - ~ ..0,'' l,. >..,.1,. y,
5 neIeSLt: 10 stE .li''t ,i i;s u'I h no. ,t co.
e up !" ths T'ilc0 ',itei W. Sc!in Ms .T.''
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E.ANT, DIR. S. F.-DruG2iSt. Wholesale
z aud Retail Dealer in Drugs. Medicines.
Chemicals, Pure Mcdicin&l Liquors and
Wines. Is
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!SOE1 TO New Anyrna-@-----

80 - TO NEW ADvER1IsEnExrs.-
SSaiapa.-AnnouncemeDt.
to 4 cae!ts-FuTniture for Sale
~ ~. Sarrington-Sherif"s Sales
\; Nc paae nlaine Company--The AlGine
:JamsS roo.-Dry Goods, Groceries. &C.
\ P paImo.N ~, Mars, Ex'or.-Sale of Land
Cias s1,JIaGpsmstoves, i po.ses Crates and Mantels
John F Snsei. nseei.So1nCPeterson's u Magazine.
&c. 'pe'N-" s'ches, Clocks, Jewelrv
tlement --Notce Of Final Set
Of PerSons11 ~, H1ieS and y. j. Pope, Ex'ors-ssle
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-14

4 MODEL sToRE.-Ncwbcl7y NAV
we'll be proud of her Jeweh julia R
ior !. .AlSohd; and, at the same
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"a StlIfEV q n,
- AN &Slio w IA L. O'-i&NNll

l.. c. MOORE, ". 2.
v. W. HODGES, W. \.
". C, CHASE, Il. S.
JOHN ". CHAPMAN, \. r. S.
JOHN Elr>, I. S.
J. l.. NLEAsE, T.
REV. ". d. RICE, Chaplain.
l.. 4. MARSHALL, C.
K. \. LEAvELL, 4. G.
JAMES WIsEMAN, I. S.
JAMES T. K1LGoEE, o. S.
Miss MATTE HoUSEAI., l.. S.
Miss II. WISKEMAN, L. C.
Miss LILLY CHAPMAN, lst L. \.
Miss G. WILSON, 2d l.. A.
Miss MAGGIE BOWERS, 3dL. \.
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COW WANTED

A good mich COW, warranted not to
be a jumper OF latch opener, and with
a ayoung calf, is wanted. Apply at this
ONCE. 39-2t.
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b. "ooo board and lodging can be OBJ
ss'neo IN a private family, at reasonable
raSes' by applying at this office. ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-14

To-Day. Wednesday, the Republican
nominations for the Legislature and
County Officers will be made The
Convention TO appoint nominating dele
gates had IN animated meeting which
lasted all dav Monday. Some Of the
most cxvitaDle members were disposed
to tinht.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-14

Mandarin Teas, the best, purest and
cheapest, 1t Mrs. ID. Mowers. Price.
75c., 5l.00 and $50 per lb. 13-tf
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SEw PREcNcT.-By reference to the
p 1,ss ol boxes furnished US by Mr.. s.
-"Ie, as received from the Commission |
lsss q asssSISas It will be seen that q |
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Special and local

isSs ae american american sardine CO.. Bo1a
3ess 5ess ts saralnes. are much better none, anS
ssssh ssss than half the cost of Inner, imnortnd and
------------ S-1v
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s.ae ;ns.i sse sen OF transient business ,o.;.o,
~ 49, G. department are inSer,sTs noI,ees in
~ :, ,tIa ni'eo cents per hac-lhass, as The rate
-44Ne '0r 'hFee' six or twelve mon,hs heontracts
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perity. there to take charge
Of a large and respectable Academy OF
Young Prosperityitcs. and will beside
devote his leisure to the pursuit Of his
chosen profession, the law, in both Of
which spheres we wish him unhounded
success. That he will abound in Pros
peritv there is no shadow Of doubt.
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>,
G.. L.a!v, J.dc: O: the Court o.. IrybaIe,
we vii! sell:
0" Fr'"'y. f@+ 81" l''y Of No'em'
".| -''''
a, 'nG r fSi"s;% Fr'y all al '' IIe u PERSONAL :s pro
pert, oI >.iI deceased, consisting of
Horses.
Mules.
Cows and Calves.
w. r,441o
DlH Ndtlit'
Sheep.
u,.-
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The CoRNETs.-The advancement
made by the Cornet Band is worthy Of
no,c. A few evenings since it was our
pleasure to hear them discourse, and
we confess to being delighted with their
performance. We would enlarge on
this subject, for good music is the life Of
a community, but our space is limited.
Some other time, boys, we propose to
do YOU up in 4 more appropriate man
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Mr.. IRA B. JoNEs.-This talented
Young gentleman left our town last
week for the fourishing town of Pros.
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aia;s.s tAks sSor,cE-Asl parties n.,.,
pa0cafioSass wff; Of Executors Sosieess Ss Aa aoL
b3yys coming Prepared to paV er trouble
ssSSsGn as our terms AR are Inc same
hel@ responsiDe for on Sneh the notices viii be
aeS with also be held responsible f., -
'1'"ca'loo ofall notices in Bankrnn. " nc
transient advertisements of any t;os e~sss' "
De PAD for in advance if the ns,,iaa a,au must
'islqs do not reside in town '-eS s0fer-
Gpa0ss Al nses,s and shs subscriptions strictly cash
so'n as The term of subscrntior o,..s 80 'e' as
ieSs satisfactory arrangements are pnsS, masa un-
eoEanue the same. '''''oo 10
,,a s1e mark denotes expira,ion-a,tcr ,ho+
inc paper is discontinued. ~-''' 'na' :
Bear these things in mind
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ohEERING.-Theannouncemart,,o3
IN tile advertising columns thar , s,' u""9
sa s,.ns IS coming %, for the people of New
n'ar gerry. ,, viii cause many a aespondinr
man TO look up, and hearts which ha,.a
7? neen sad and heavy for ave to becoae I,',,e
-.SnS' 1t is in the power of every nan
20 40 something for the general hapni. |
aesS' but alas, that 50 few recogpize M tJ,a
@ hs ,>,u IN , ul's case we feel like hugging
ls man who promises to lift the bur.
'en nom us. He is q good fellow and
deserves we'll 1T the hands of the noo.
M "e',0 me card which commences
iO0A 10 the right and dress" for wc
80 sly no moSe 50 much are onr s,oi t
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irrED IN TIE BrD.-An attemrt
I,S MADE by L colorcd woman on e.;
,s;s s' , on Tie occasion of the Chamber
T 1s''4 = F1,ly' any, to take from the store oflIr
ono y, =, 81 Harmon l;! bolt of homespun and
thae. 1"s OF Calico but being discovered the
',1e"., ,nels was nipped in the bud by the rc-
tao'Si hao o OF the cloth from the woman,s
Dag Some persons think that the wo- >
i was overcome by the persuasive
'loq"ence ofthc speakers. She ro~ont'
now and is sorry in iaiI ~''''
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rtHcHGorr, BENEDICT K Co. Cb,rro,
o"5, . e., "tlrr 10 the public and dcalrrs ~
general az immense aud well scjcr:rJ s,onIi u!
'I "1 DEf GoopS, CARPETS, or CIorus urA
l:attiNGS, ,.:. &C., 1T the lowest prices ill.,
"i,h iheY annex tic prices Of few ariiIe .he
= 'n"Iiro$' " rom 10 lOc., Long C!o.hs frnm
10 ~, Brown Ilome$pun<, extra 'i bravn .'v,n
ii0 -" lOc, Jeans, from 12ic nnW%ris' WHY
-sip the woriu' u'os:, npwan;s, Fianuci<, |
2 e hesesEes and vexations". anu .yv~!I SS~!s
Ca<>im,rs>. m If5taa mf5taannoyance by changin!
!r"m 20 10 SEC, Ladies' ,,..>:,o1 h,,.:
Hose. 75c., >Il5 - 90 per oz. and u5ts;ines u5E;tii
SuSpcndcr>, 81 40 per duz. aud upwards. In.
dies and Gents Pocket EandkcrchictS from
GOc per doz. and upwards. Black ndColorrG
.apacaS, 20r. AMI upwards, DGc<s Goods
fr'm 23n., upwards, Ladies and Gents Frr.
nl>hlnS Goods, Housekeeping Goods, Fancy
Good>, Ribbons, Notions, &c, from IS 10 Is
per cent. cheaper than elsewhere. Samn,cS
sent and ordrrs promptly flied. AllREr,I1
orders from $1,000 Upwards, sent Der EyprrsS
Tree oi charge. y liberal discount to :, hole.
sale dealers. 35,1m m''e
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NOTICE..

I will make a final settlement of the ES-
tate OF john 5. Bivge, deceased, in tie
Court Of Probate for Ncw5erry County, on
Thursday, the twelfth day Of November
next, and at the same time apply :oT letters
diSmissory as the AdmimiStr"trix o. i, sa'c
estate ISABELLA BlRGE.
Administrators 0: the Estate Ct John
p;-aa 5ocn,sod Oct. I, 40-5t
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CoMp1.A1NING.-The inhabitants on
tie ether side of Helena, who find it
necessary to visit the city of Newberry,
Say they frequently are put to inconve-
nience by the road being blocked up
with cars, and that they either have to
wait considerable time until the road
is cleared or make lengthy detour
around. We are requested to call at
tention 10 this and ask Col. Dodamead.
the Superintendent of the road, to3 try
and make it convenient to leave the
crossing at that particular spot OPEN
When man is in a hurry to 60 on and
has perhaps restive horse, it is eN-
ceedingly annoying to be forced to
wait.
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eEisCeE5fgaaeOeSS.
NOTICE..

All persons indebted
to us in anyWise what
ever, must come up
and settle at once, as
money We want and
money we must and
will have. Our red
headed, freckled faced
man is on the war path.
Take warning and SET
tie.
M7F AL & POOL.
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OLD PAPERS.-Old papers for sale at
tbs office in packages Of 80 or 100, at
40 and Is cents. u.
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or. 'E'' deputy Survey
4C-ly
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Mamma ctn~ies
Commission Merchants

sHhi NAN, JOHN A.-Manufacturer of
&9 C"tt%n Gins, OF approved style, AMI
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C1EERING.-The number of infant
in the town Of Newberry Is
hopeful sign that the population is III
pidlv increasing, and that tie panic did
not have Il deletcrious effect on the do
mes+; -.rtmcnt. Ne are rcioiced
,yld, osSc dep:ssssss the decentralization
-T2at 1t this. 'yhateVessssasas come over
on change, no change SsSm IN tins
the spirit of Newberrys dfE<2Son.-
one peculiar and happy insnta4 no
, Our baby record is \ No. l. amer
other town of its size can show bett
one. The future Of this part OF Il
country IS safe and our citizens m;
Justly feel proud-and not few Iii;
even feel I little more elevated in bcIr
able to make q larger showing tha
some Of their neighbors. We do II,
advise this however. We were struc
the other nieht-without being bad
l hurt, howevcr-on hearing an enum
, ration made Of the infant schools, IN
Ill of which are attended by good
number of little boys and girls. variou
~ engaged in mastering the elcmen
l ofeducation which will fit them for MOI
advanced schools. We are proud (
the fathers and mothers Of Ncwbcrr,
: who have contributed so much to til
t rood of the cOUntrv.
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ACNLC,

; more or less, and bounded by lands of
Mark u. Boyd, and Thomas Nichols, and
by the Sa!uda River, etc. The above levied
upon as the property Of William Bouknight.
TERMS CASH. Purchaser To pay for
JOHN J. CARRINGTON, S. C.
Sherifs Office, 18th Oct, 1874.
Oct = 4O-4t. +l6
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Madame Demorest's Reliable Pat
terms of alI sorts can be obtained at
Mrs. D. Mowers. 13-i.
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a a tillip nfI;.,..r. 80 "-.--. c-------.-,-.-,
ii -. r,r.,, 4. J 4 CO.--ComnisSlOn
u gcrv vrchants and dealers IN FcrtlilZrrs.
Agents for Cover, Cox and Markley's Bug
sicS, Wagons, sc. ID
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HELENA.-We are pleased to notice
various improvements going on in the
town of Helena. New dwellings are
going up and for the first time in years
tie old shops are putting on new sur
roHndings in the shape of a neat panel
fence. The question of removing the
shops to Columbia long ago talked
OF. we trust is silenced. The music
stand erected for the Cornets is pleas
ant and conspicuous feature on entering
tie city. A people having music in
tier souls are always reliable.
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Public Hall.

iEEl'S' l.. M.-Dcalcr in Foreign and
Do:ncStlc Marble. Monuments made
N-N'' III Ocst styles. iJ
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SHASE. WM. c. & CO.-Auction and Com.
80 MISSION Merchant. Sales twice q
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1-n;on Hs|0erry Township Tax p.vers
foI,"": nI"n met on Tuesday, and elected 1,s ,hs
conU"aL! r,,Umins delegates to the nominatjng w
SSI"venSlon: STa 10 to be held on the ao,h
v'SIss' W 81 >; >, Pope' George Johnstcpe and
y "; g. :, o"yes, regular delegates, ss an% ar'"
G. M.,,,i: VI: Vance, ". 7. Tarrant and A.
Co.' ", ,Aayn'n' additional delegates if thc no.
9 S'n5ennon ITi will receive them. ,1y. i
., ,,. Halr was elected Township Cham. H..
man, and Mr.. George $. Mower, Saora S.n'.'-
ary. '"el' Secre-
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ABOUT TIE Town AND CoUNrY.-
The weather is bracing and clear.
A slight frost visible Tuesday morn
~" oreiy ovIu-ut Ito..cr.tee VI. IT,: = :;
~ what
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"'H'rS j.. CHAPMAN. JANE; " W,,xox
;, iirE!"s r.: recently employed Mr. Wilson
''' D;c"er', Of the firm Of Sigh & Dictoe. ,'o'
~ S"'''i'lah, we ask Il continuation nf 49,
patronage OF his friends and formnr " ."e
d. NJ. WILSON & co,
tl,,. ~ iirm ~,LHa',hS ~ associated myself with
nr,Snrn 1 "'na Gl o. ). w. Wilson d Co., take great
t ?'SaS'!Fe III recommending this house notad o,s
,o' a" '"i' dealing, 10 Ill ny friends nnd 'Io fo.
.ner .Is customers, assuring them that con
,'oW ;" mem as nice stock as ever was bro,nb.
:" ' ->'"Gerrv. These goods were bonsht
"H' Wv; MARKED low, and will be sold at ono
Oct. 7, I0--tf nhhl.
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= EMPERANCE IIALL.-wiI IL rrntcI ~
y public entertainments on Won,IoT W.,
,rI:"i:y mIsTay friday and Saturday nights of each
e.,
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PRESBYTERIAN SyyoD-Tho
eonve0s ,,:a synod n i, of South Carolina. win
has "eanssday me: evening, the 2lst Of o.'o On
e;t;n D;+ .nst As this meeting embraces otlo, the
will be LARGE '''eS IN
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AaAYES & NJ MlRTlN.-Dcalcrs in Gr"cc-
,sSs ricS, Plantation Supplies, Hardware,
ana Cotton Buyers. fi
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a EAVELL & SPEARMAN.-Grocers and
q Provision Dealers, Plantation Supplies
and BUYERS OF Cotton. 4'
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v.t;Ta Gen' Samuel MCGOWAN, the coDser-
drsss ssst t,e candidate for Congress, will nd
al a[tfs th. the people OF Newberrv conn'r COM ''-
be bs the eo.S Court House. on rhur:av vVor[1 onto
hes Def 2''h' at l2 o'clock, N. Let c,."ae u,'0-
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observation-disclosures
Photography.
Professional

i. Az: H. POPE 4 POpE.-,ttorpev~-p,r,o p,,o
81 ,, .'Tc III Ill the Courts of this Sl,o Sratc rae;
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THE GREAT SHOw.-In addltlon 10
the Fifty Cages of Animals are the .
Golden Chariots, the Massive Tablea1
Cars of Crimson and Gold, theeaaasEesFsssfi1z
.lsg - Chariot, the Splendid Band !!
cent PSEFS1S,en. Cars..of the Con-
Wagons. the GoldsSS hS haS 4. witnessed !
qHerors, all ofwhich c;>ssssasgSs -
in the grand street display, which t'rKe
place on Tuesday, Oct. 20, that bein!
tie day Old John Robinson's Grea
Show visits.
Don't forget the date. Newbelry
Oct. 20.
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eALINAS. T. E.-Dcalcr in Groceries and
y Plantation supplies. Cash advanced on
Cotton Is
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i-;mr ID, Z: u. Alto rncy 1T Llw,pd D..
- i,;., Gr IN bankruptcy for d Con.|iti.' r.it i.'s
he DIaitc'' SIfn Practices in all the Corrt ni
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