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WM.IGREcay JfIDis Nns-AbA Ga&ea.
.rasOMce u .,e,.l.
GseggbRUBGMA6INd Darea0,
No. 4 Bsrssnt6 staret, ctfscsnal,
ENEKs QRLIAyS,aLA
Alter mature delihsfatien ~ tp, the wants
e: &c s1 ssss,;;s's' sss''' 's this ssst'ss IF
T.. :,'Greed q. Pchcih Asiss BUsE,Allp5 f..
ss sI ab ss s,ss s ra.
- =, sewinx lerhlnes, i, 80, !
has induced V ts make =, sspeeialt i, in this
tic NV est rates the new Ufd6r- iG9d Buck:
eys, Hand III achipc, Only 32Ois Ssep14 AaAa
Machines in good Srlef lat hall Dsies. The
l nsla and best stt-chpen1s feks 9aAAi3f.
hemhhsrs, yt6. TIE best needles for alf ma.
chimes: ~ The best prepared re winA naehiss
oil, The best sewing aeaelline silhstid spoOl
eottsn: We repair 81 Msctipes Ut low l9tes.
w w s ss. ol DIN machines nm u Rs payment fSs
Sewing Machines, riasst sania pk lg 81. !"
.cld . % u n,e l,,i psynsPts r W. esqntF,
u r. Mi-.. Ada G'i.ggsl a''.'.a =,
respectfully offers her services in purchasing.
and forwarding any article 81 apparel, Per
s0nahAdefnt11elit Or aotseetie 10 1f6f III
diesi aud. eisadten's nsey fmclinai aas.4Mtlh,I
merry, dry goods, jewalry, fancy sa& toilet
articles, PATTERN, underwear, Trimmings;
bridal tfousseaut, etc, etc. IS
Amy article of lsaIes' or tliidfeRs Weir
manufactured il shs latest styles, s.Aer her
n R-4iI innuii,riie. relat;ya IL ar{H;elas
mentioned or dninentioned viii By Answered
fres of joharge:i. Our facilities f6r phr6hasLi
ing goods from manufacturers and first
hands enable US to- get our esaamieeiyhs
without, charge to parties we buy for. We
guarantee satisfaction III quality and price
oneih.lf the purchase price should accom-
pany tha order, the balance to b. paid on;
the delivery of the goods. Send mo4eysAy
draft, pOstOfice order, express or Registered
letter. Cotton consigned to lis will BE stored
and aispOsedofto tAo best I'd vantage 20 the
owner, and AL distinctions relative theseto,
'Refsrsnels -. 4. Tyler, Sampson ,Bres,
Phi. WefleiA, Samuel Jones, IT,, Cashier NEW
Orleans Savings Instit tuition, Col. I'll. Pow
er. Jackson, Miss, and the.edlitess # this Pc.
per- AZ Send for catalogue and ciEsplar,t#i
GREG9's PURCHASING BUREAU
". No. 4Burgundy at, corner Cansl,l tfiti
sepl26m r,..f.i New sOrleBnss Los,
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married..

H.--GONDRAN---On Tuesday, No.
selilber 2Srds 1874 IT St. Msry's' Church,
Now Orlds.s, by Rev Father Raymond, Mr..
e. L. Wol,er of St. Francisville,' La, u Mis-
Alice Gon,lran Of DoEdfdsonville.
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Bad man, that Goodeman. We
mean that Philadelphia priest who
tried to- vsmose Che country with his
congregation's lacre.
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Some one with two thousand spare
dollars ,las % excellent chance for
profitable investment.- See adver-
tisement, Of Mr.. J. N. Delayabade of
Plaquemine. y
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Elsewhere we publish list of let
ters remaining in the Donaldsonville
post-Office to date. t.,s..r - .-- -.
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A meeting Of the Parish Board of
School Directors is called. for Monday
next a l o'clock P. NJ, at the Court
House. Es-$esyEsE
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Town Of Donaldsonvilie.
TINE TABLE n. O., Il Z r. B. r.
Y'H" LOUISIANA DIVISION.

TIE TABLE N. u, n Z T. =, T.,
,Y'y" LOUISIANA DIVISION.
Daily fassenger 1rntn-Leaves New Or
loans, from hsad of Canal street, ut 7:45
4. =. .esg,l ..sststt5t. ~ Eyf II ~.
Arrives ut Donalds0nville at 12M. - q.
" Whitscastle 1t l2:3oP.
Returaiug-Leaves Whilecastle ut l2:45 r. H.
Leaves Donaldsonville ct 2P.M.
Arrives 1t New Orleans, at 6 Pm.
Trains stop ct all way stations. .s4
freight Maim-Leaves Donalds0nville daily
Sundays excepted) at ll:4O A. N. Sugar
and mo1asses will be landed at the sugar
sheds, New Orleans, at A. M. the day
after shipment. Rates on sugar, 81 So per
hid; molssses, Is cents per Dbl.
Jos. HUGHES, c. H. ALLEN,
Agent. General Manager.
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D0HALDs0HV1LLE, La,
Saturday, November %, ~
LOCAL JOTTINGs.
Moro dry weather.

Marx Israel has the finest stock Of
goods in the parish. See his adver-
tisement. *T
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III
Wanted.

An ACTIVE PAETNERwi with 4 cashtiapt
"a it.l Of Two Iqiousaad Dollsfs, to take
chst1se Of the les House " Donafdspnvflle
F'offa,4her particulars Apply tt Of. addsrAs y
- z .''i''',*tJ. NJ. DELAvALLAnE.'s' 80 ,
oct ~ PlaquemiEe. "a, i
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Seventh Senatorial District,
Parish of Ascension.

Parish of Ascension.
Representative. Pierre Landry,
-. rsrf .......... .Charles n. Lewis,
Parish Judge, John A. Cheevers,
Parish Attorney, ......... Frederick Duffel,
Clerk of tho Court, John ID. Cantey,
Recorder, Charles Gecks,
Secretary, .............O Octave Terrio,
Treasurer, Christian Kline,
Tax Collector, ............L.E E., Bentley,
sheriff. Aaron Hill,
Jail Physician, NJ. McG alliard,
Official journal, ......... Don Vile CHIEF, :,
PoLrcs JURORS Landry, Presi-
dent; y. b. Nebart, Louis Leblanc Henry
Heyman, Hillery Rice.
BOARD or SCHOOL D1REcroRs.- Pierre
Landry, President; Rsdslphe Brsud, Secre-
tary and Treasurer; G. H. Hill, Charles n.
Lewis, Jacob Warner, Jackson Starks, L. E.
bentley. stte!H 100 tf4 rft'
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"ILD OATS. 5H3 a'sysyst .. 49, Il
w sst1fttyEst go iNriE ts4gtf7 49, :,
u PrOspectas, Ear lo1E.
Champion American COMIC PAPER I

ILLUSTRATED by corps Of the lest Amer.
lean artists, and contributed to by the most
popular humorists and satirists of the tla '.
WILD OATS now~sesatess successfully upon
the sixth; year Of its existence, and has be-
come the established humorous and satirica al
paper Of the country. It was started and
continued the first year as monthly, then,
to satisfy the demand Of the, public. II wsa
,ehsnged to fortnglftly, Still oontia,,,ille
its good work of hitting folly Is it flies. and
showing up the political and social slams
by it's masteflyi cartoons and pufn,tyefif
editorials. it schioved even greater success
than before, and vas recognized ~ the
ablest and brightest Of its class, Since thea
We have yielded still further to, tie public
'dei.aad, xsAd nov publish r WITH D As
weeklyI IT. has hterilly gsuwn into il
present shape ON its .insrinsie mesite, boil,e
the nrst sgseessi1 th, xeeay
Antcng the. artists especially engaped 10
furnish illustrations for WILD ONrss are
'Fraak sBcllew. Thomas Worth, Hoi.kina,
Wales. Shelton, Wolf. jump, ! Keettels,
Stuckhar,lt, Day, Poland, ana several Others
who are yet unknown to fain1ss =
In IL literary fslepartHleA3i WITH O xrp
will, a.. It, always has. etepd alene and un.
approachable. At least enc frst-slsss serial
story will always be found in its pages, by
the best htlmordue, satirica1, and cllafacter
writer's in fhe United States !; while it's
sketches and sagibs will be sparkling, orig
W W1aD bafs &ii1 be trst-cla.. in ev ,1
particular, and on ttiia aecodnt nay be
taken into the best faisilies without fear Or
su spiclOD, astp0 word or illustration will
appear that can offendthe most fastidious. :.
x: Y ssna tdr d samk Cory and coneinee
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Proceedings. Of Common Council,
'u~ Town Of Donaldsonvills.l rH &
SPECIAL MEETING.


AAroR'a OFFICE, Neyepbsr 18th, 1874. :,
Members presest-s. Wslnsehenclt, Mayor;
Joseph Bsrbridke, list ward; r. Noel, 2na
ward, j.. H. LINZ, 3rl ward. ,~ft5t p
Absesits&Jos. johnson, B. LetbanH...: sti
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved. tsl<i't3' ~ ~,
ne following petition 'xxaa received and
read: u .'hs@f ~ 'H'- 7sSf''s-
TY the honorable Mayor, and Town Council
VENrlEaFN-The undersigued respect
llege Ut Keeping the river ferry belonging
to tho, town Of Donai,lsonviile, for che
term ct i've .years, to date from the 10th Of
january next, 1875, upon the following con
tiitions, toIwit: They pledge themselves to
place good and subst,tntial tug boat, ca
paa,Ie OF crossing foot pssseng ei q, together
with = good substantial Hat boat xttsohed to
said tug to cross horses mules. vehicles of
all descriptions and cattle. The said steam
tug VIII cross every half hour during the
day from A. NJ. to 81 o'clock P. NJ. III ,vina,
ter and o'clock A. ID. toll o'clock P.s N.
IN I summer, with the following tariff, sis:,.
For ench foot passenger, 10
..'. mule, horse and horned cattle "a 40
hog, sheep and goat :. IT
~. buggy or carriage. "A wheelsj. Or 90
i ..i-tA.' sulky ertwO wheel vehioles. 40,
.td :. peduier fart-,--- r--..-.--.- 1 %
ioa ,Rea wagon III % %
They further agree to pay annually to
your honorably body the sum Of 4l25, pay
able monthly, furnishing their. notes with
good and solvent security to the satisfaction
OF your honorable body and also iurnishir,g
BOND and security for the faithful performs
ance OF their contract in the sum which
your honorable body will require.
E.s 49, nH Very Respectfully,
"a. t,........,. vALSIN BOURGEOIS,
Z ~ u.. MICHEL LANAUX. -
The Town Attorney being present r.,., gave ),
his opinion. '''' ''''=' ~
On motion Of Jos. Burbrilge the above
petition was laid on the table. =. s.,..a ,*,Il
On motion Of Jos. Burbridge tho following
resolution wa. adopted: +. y .l7.ss! -
BE it enacted by tho Town Council Of TIM
town OF D9naldsonville in session, con ventd,
mat the Treasurer OF the town Of Donald.
sonvhle be and is hereby authorized to ad-
ssrt,se the letting Of the Mississippi river
ferry at the head of thetlfnaches efrt,et fsr
fifteen days in the, official journal of the
Town and proceed to let out the same at
the Court House iii said Town at the exp;ra.
ton Of said delay to tie big chest bidder uiion
the following terms aDd c0ueiitions vis:
SAID lease 10 be let out for the fern of
I'VE I'VE years, from the 2nd day OF January,
1870; the leseee thereof obi eating Himself
70 place a Coca aud substantial steam tug
boat. capable of ,cross.Ig, foot spassepuerse'
ana slroDg substantial Hat boat attached
to said tug boat 70 cross horses. mule.
stock and vehicles Of every description. The
s''i't steam tug boat and fiat att,ched to
cross every half hour during the day, from
5 o'clock A. NJ. 10 Il o'clock P. NJ in sum
n+r; aud from o'clock a. NJ. to 6, O'Clock
+. M: IN winter The said lessee shall have
ferriage: l..sr.... s1.1,9-- "
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THE PRAIRIE FHRMER. .

Orchard and Fireside Journal. /
49, s4e of OF the Northwest. 49, s., !.
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY. .se9i,
Iseueaa FOR OLDsAND YOUNG
Published Weekly at Chicago, by the
PEAIIfLE IA RlOOMP4NY.'i III sosf
quarts form nj eight ,pages, handsomely IL
iustr74ted' 5v.ii.p! sa,f1 sd = Dni4tsdt
Terma740 Per Yenrin Advance.
II IN al gases add 15eeAts to prepay possasc>
Cheaper in Clubs. Three months " tsial,,
so cents. Prospectus and sample copy free
Remit ut our risk, either ny Post Once
Ioasy Order, Registered I1ettsr, bank Draft
or ,kxpress.; II hy ExpresA prepay charges.
Money Orders OF Drafts are preferable,
whenever they can be, obtained.
Rafes OF Advertisings
40 cents per line Of space, Agate type,
each Insertion on inside pases. f9''7
60 cents per line Of space, Agate type,
each insertion on 9TH and 9tht pages 4i,T
SPECIAL NOTICES-75 cents per; line Of
space, Agate type, each insertion.
y Fourteen Agate lines to the inch, two
hundred and eighty eight lines to the column,
- No advertisements inserted for less
than Y the frat time,. regular rates aftsr-
ward.
THE PRAIRIE FARMER co. IT
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Congress will meet December 9TH.
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Japanese P'isas; 200 Ba.hlsslai III ths Aors.
.4,DSomething, n ewiqieni''
Farmers and Gatdehers read this!

iAQHNzV WAN1lR0 4 q GELL lHI n
"A ly..6.yAPANESE tPEA.ils, gestf.4;
These peas have, recently been brsuxhtto,
this country from Japan, and prpye to be
the finest PEA known. for table use Or for
stock. They srow'in the form II d bush,
FROM to feot high, and do not require
STICKING, They yt,M from enc quart to o
gallon No! ct pens PES REeh sample package.
a4.l full dirnotiOas 40 the time and, manner
Of planting. will be sent,, postpaid, to any
one desiring to act as Agents, on receipt OF
80 Cents. The seed l Offer are fresk and
gennin6-this years productions, Now il
the time to order, so You may - prepased
for early planting: .Addrefs.lt ugtll IN
y. Z. OSMENT, Cleveland, Tenn. !.
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OFFICIAL IDnRECTOagY.
Fourth Judicial District.

Comprising the parishes of Ascension, st.
Jamq, o.. John the Baptise nd 1t. Chsrles.]
District Judge, .... .. eOthello y. Flagg,
District Attorney, Morris Marks.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS

4 stlf,rto1 Ail,rh5s'f tvs iT'f-1aest 81
~ = -. AN =. sHl A1 ss. .ss45s; =, s.f
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:i..@iI:w - f;r:icy;.aG.

l.: in til, iil;rai ::.v there arc persons 20
IL found "ho are so blinded Ev prejudice ''S
,iui 10 l;e.icyr ihuI Il mc,Iicaiv,l Stimuiami Is
al item I'll immense importance III the c.'t;;-
'o.l,r CT human remedies. w >;'uHI! Ike
them Ia witness III" wOHt.crI!! effects which
,IoSir!:"r> Stomach Hi!tvr$ arc HOW prouGc-
i:i:. n! over he ct.nG:ry iH cases Of in;cr!G!-
i,.:i fever r..runrI'i>!n. l'iii;cTS disorders,
,lv>In.p>i.!, i:vry",i> complaints, constitutions
al debility. :l!tm!!l depression and premature
,i..cav. 10 De sure these effects are nothing
r,w. ill.,. great vegetable invi"orant and is
curcs have i.tc;I before the people Tor more
than ivcr.v-iiyc years. and in every year Of
:hc :w@.!Er-iivr is popularity has Increased
au;: IL sales have brrD!Ic i;!:.cr. CT there
an. go ,lnuh! iaauy thousands OF Intelligent
citizens whu have Ec:rr liai al opportunity
o. observing for themselves the surprising
ch:,n="S which This EnCQua!ed tonic and al
trr:.;ivc prO!ucc> in systems which seem 10
l.r hup.cSSlr broken, ant III cases OF disease
rhi"il are not amrnabl' 10 ordinary RENE
dies Hi0iAb!y many OF these regard The
statements made i'll relation 10 the sanitary
prorcr;iC: OF Tie bittcr> with some degree OF
iucrcdu!iIy. Would that all such >Ncpt;c<
coull Src with 1hrr own c:"s what the
medicine i: doing for the sick and feeble
everywhere. wha: Il stan Of lie it is proving
10 the AGED anG rfiraI, what :: hep in time
Of trouble 10 feeble women suffering from
rhe complanr' and disabilities peculiar to
the sex, what Il protection 20 health and life
IN maiarionS districts, what pauacca for all
lan.nGr nr depression, what specific ;or ali
diseases in which the system requires to be
vi;a,izc,l and sustained. Ofall SimrIahts it
is the purcst and safest, Of all tonics the
most genial, effective and agreeable, OF all
alternatives tir least violcn, and thc most GER
tain in its beneficial results.
lime . .l2-im
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4 II E5yV DEPARTURE.

Our Spring and Summer Stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
of the newest styles and novelties o the laE: which IN
tend to sell at the lowest living rates for cash.
We have also opened Millinery Department in connec-
ton with Dry Goods business and having obtained the
services of c If tic best Trlnmcrs South also the ser
vices OF Mrs. Sophia Mower Redus who is we'll known
to the ladies Of this and adjoining Counties, to superntend
Tie Millinery Department. We have fitted up the rocin in
rear Of oar store 1irs class STYLE which gem within
hand beautiful and well assorted stock Of Millinery and
al goods usually kept in that line.
We would ask friends and ar,luaintanc"< we'll as
those Of Mrs RcduS give cali before purchasing
elsewhere We guarantee to give entire satisfaction both
as to style and price TERMS CASH.
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Z. iS Not Generally KNOWN

That the shortest possible route between
the Sou:h anl Great West is through 81.
Louis, over the St Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Short Line. This road has gained
surprising importance by reason of immense
cyncnLiynrcS in the last two wears, OF over
two million dollars, Gr>lrtcS earnings, IN IN
provc.nrntS OF ru.,-way, i'll rclayiUg ;heir
line with !:si quality Of new ice! and IRON
rails. nu l:,r!., ncw ties, an'! substituting
Tor ordinary cars, new reclining Chair c,'AciI-
es. elegantly carpcic:! and fitted, with dress
;u.. rooms with toilet convenience; iUf I;i.
dies gentlemen and families travelling win
children. without aET extra Charge. HIS
line runs six fast Express trains b"!"cc Ike
Ms>;s>:rpi and Missouri Rivers. i"o more
;hau any other road, and CONNECTS with all
,h, treat l.nud Grant Roads in the West.
and has adopted all modern Appliances for
comfort, speed and safeguards against arcI-
dents including night and day watchmen, who
inspect the road before and after the passage
of each train TO see that everything Is III or
der. We recommend those contemplating Il
triD West 10 take the st. Louis, Kansas Ci!y
and Northern Short Line, it being the only
line running through cars between st. Louis
ana Omaha, ana !or tickets over this excel
lent line VIC refer ouy readers to any ticket
anentsellinr through tickets TO the West For
man. circulars and Time tahcS address
either j. +. Mccarthy, Cincinnati, o.; or I.
&. Groat. 81. Louis, Mo-, cither OF whom
will furnish any information desired. ALL
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WISEN1AN REMOVES
us PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

THE lST OF JANUARY,
To the large Hall over Messrs. j. f.
Webb G. Co.'S Store, wherehe will have
plenty of good room, and more light.
and hopes to do satisfactory work ut
the right prices.
Come Ill ye that love nice things, to
Wiseman's Gallery, over Webb & Co. 5
Store. 50-tf.
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Commercial.

Nl.wGEEGY. $ e.. June lt.-Coston firm,
but little oflcrin~-mi!Iliug l5!.
Numb"r OF bales shipped during week 81 G..
NEW YORK, .Eunc l5.-CDtton quiet; sales
1882. III lo:. Cold lG!all.
BALTIMORE, Junc l5-Cot;un dull "nd
30. -ni'IiIIS II.
CHARLESTON, JuEc Is Cotton dul!-lnid-
ding II,
ArGTsTA, .lnne 15.-Cotton duli-mddiiac
1Gi.
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PLEASE STor Mr--WHAT?--The
CAuJrh Lniou gets of the following,
which deserves 3 reading:
Times are hard, money is scarce,
business is dull. rctrenchmcnt is Il duty.
Please stop my"-whiSkey? "Oh, no;
times are not hard enough for that yet.
BIT there is something else that costs
me Il large amount Of money every
wear. which wish to save. Please stop
mv-tohacco, scrars and S4nff? "Oh
no; not these: but I must rctrencll
somewhere: please stop my"-ribbons
Jewels, ornaments and trinkctS9 NO
at all; pride must be foStered, if times
are ever so hard: bnt I believe I can
see way to effect quite 4 saving ir
another direction tea, coffee and need
lessothcr unhealthy laNuries:? No. no
not those; I cannot think of such :
sacrifice; I must think Of something
else" ALI. I have it now. Ny pape
costs exactly eight cents I month. on
dollar ye:,r: l must save that. Pleas
stop my paper. That will carry M
through the panic easily. believe il
retrenchment and economy, especiall
in brains"
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ALARMISG.-One night last week a
party of Indians assembled in town,
took possession of Temperance Hall
and locked the doors against MI intrn-
ders. What they did and said has not
vet been discovered. Whether their
designs arc sinister OF not tits impoSsi-
bic ut presentto know. Wehaven'theartl
the war-whoop yet, and our scalps are
still safe, but dreams of dire possibilities
disturb our slumbers. 1t is hoped that
some candidate will ferret ont this mat
ter and keep it to himself. They are of
the Tuscarora Tribe, and claim to be an
improved order Of red men. They in
tend to meet in town every week.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

LIVERY ST>EI.ES.-|Ve arc pleased to
notice that our energetic fcl!ow-citizrn,
Mr.. Henry II, Blease. has another iron
in the fire, which is kept warm by capt.
Basil N. BlcaSe. Having rented the
stables of MeSsrs. Mayes & Martin, and
furnished the same with pleasure vchl-
cles, besides saddle and draft holses OF
good qualities, he is prepared to accom-
modate the public in the most satisf;lc-
tory manner. Capt. B. NJ. Bleasc can
be found ut his office ut all times, ready
to serve any demands which may be
made on him in this line.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

Communications on subjects Of interest to
the public are always acceptable. The names
Of writers, remember, must always accompa-
nv 4 letter to insure It's publication. No re-
SpoD sibili;y is assumed for any other views
than our own.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

DIED.-James Atnar, the infant sou
of Mrs. Mary J., and the late Atmas
Rogers, died last Wednesday night of
cholera infantum. Was buried ut Rose
mont Cemetery Thursday afternoon.-
Funeral services conducted by Rev. IL.
w. Kuhns. Another little angel is
added to the host in Heaven.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

CHANGE OF VENUE.-The Venue in
the case Of the State against Arthur
Glover, for the killing Of Gomilion, has
been changed to Newberry. We pre-
sumo, therefore, that the case will be
tried here in July.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

INDEX TO New ADVERTISEMENTS
J. P. Pool-Sale Of Mules.
II. S. Long-School Notice.
Gorman & Calnan-GknnS Spring.
ThoS. Dodamead-CommeGcemcnt ENer-
ciScS.
Johns.oue ( NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
Relief. ...,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17

The American S:rdine Co.'S Bone |
less S:.rdines, are much better, and
less than half the cost Of imported
Sardlnes. sly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-17
SpeciaI and Local.

- an single or transient business notices in
the local department are inserted AZ the rate
Of fifteen cents per liae-liberal contracts
made for three, six or twelve months. IT,