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The New York herald., 1874-11-18
THE TURF.

-TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK ONiwEDNEs-
n. day, November ls. at 2P. ". Sweepstakes $500;
mile heats hest three In i've In harness play or pay
TSomas Lee @ enters 's : g. jndse Ssfssa ssedis
Daniel Moore enters m.
same Day.-Purse soO mile heats best three in nve
to road wagons; play pay
r. Jones enters &. &. Ned.
p Moore enters b. IN. Columbia.
T. Durkin enters 6. Monarch.
L. Daily enters b. IN. Lady Daily.
Same Day-Match 500; mile heats, best three In I'VE.
owner ns mes :. m Ice Cream (harness)
Admission d st. 0'sA %a W. grsSa T. van corr. Sup.
A -TRoTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
IA. On THURSDAY. November 10, Mt . r. NJ, sharp.
match for Si.Y mile heats. best three in ave.
SAME DAY-A match for S25D mile heats, best three
Dan Msces 8. &. Little Dan. in harness.
\ fnips 2. Cheston. 10 wagon:
three IN five. In harness.
r. l.oud's b. m Butcher Girl.
,,Ns1,s 3; Walxes's % B. f. ty Mamnty mssya pumpty.
l. Dcvocs b. 2. Tommy More.
=; Peterson.s mr. e. Am Coming.
wM. II. VAN coTT. Superintendent.
nEEERFoOr PARK-TROTrING
IL WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 49, At BPM
best three In Ave, in harness.
]. Turner's b. 4. Scratch.
W. y. lhom's br 9. Johnny.
John Muiiane's 6r. m. Flora
s scoss's assrs's I. M HUDSON aspnst lf RHs'
q. smiths biz. n iercssa
y. Malone's b. g. Milkman
swcepstake Of $780, three three in nj f1e, in harue..
7: Cailahan's b. &. Frank.
W: :: Brooks b. x. Charley Young.
wM MCMAHON. Proprietor
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HENRY A. DANIELS, N, D.: IA LEXINGTON AVE
IL nue. near Twenty ninth street-Specal attention
TO the diseases OF men and important medical and surg,
Cal
HAVANA EXTRAORDINARY LOTTERY, SAXON
II Government Lottery,-Important information
given by +. sONNENBERG. Post office box 49, New
Haven. Conn.,
HAyANA LoT1ERY-ExTR RDINARY DRAWING,
IL December l6, 1874 Official Information and full
particulars may be had directly from Havana, by ad
dressing J. b. DIAz, Apartado, ISL, Havana. Cuba
HAVANA LoTTERY.-ExTRAORDINAR DRAW
IL ing German Government Lotteries Prizes
cashed and information given. WACHSMANN 4 CO..
Post Office box 3.si6 Bankers rs and II Nassau St
KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE. NUMBER LOTTERY,
N November 2--No discount prizes: circulars OF
information liee Address GEO. II. BOOTH, rs Nassau
street, box 3OS7 Post ofhcc New York.
" ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
N SIXTH MONTHLY SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
1AuthOrized by special act of the Leglslaure)
For the benefit OF the University OF Paducuh.
$4,000 be distributed among the holders of Tickets
$4,000, the First PrIzc.
The drawing to take place Covngton KY. Saturday
November Is 1874.
No discount on prizes. Every prize paid In full
SIMMONS. DICKINSON h co. Managcra
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LDERNEY BULL RISING YEARS, FOR SALE
"A splendid animal getter; also others
OF his stock, years old and year old
THOS. u. HODGklNS, Setaukct. Long Island.
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NEW TOP BUGGY-COST $500 FOR Sl75 ALSO
to II. FELTMAN, y7S Broadway, near De Kalb avenue,
BROOKLYN.
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c74y gARkEE k1fTtoS soN's r.rrrns.rns
z7EEs Hsss
rwENrYFouR Hours n oHUSA sowed for trial on every
horse 4 sold under warrantee.
1fs 0 9rs on .sd e
: ozT1IoSSF Il ,f pS osk15k SHE THIS DAY.
ssa"
II s2 e S's q the
SScSSS s:Is
,sS nSss sr9ss 9ss
;Tsd Sy Young NoII lsH aiss years "a q
ss rsHs vsss, second heat sss; sssss road:
aso :pensd TOP road w.soa Sy Ben.
''i RocKAWAY W. NEW, bull, by Carroll
M Ss I'D Pay Of e. eay .s ana .se
and pleasant drivers sharp travellers and war
FE sA$S Srsss %c.ns Ware Ssr. w.lss. got BY
esssss wils: ~ 70 sns
....m. b,
s sSss and wsrranted sound s and pna Also sop
SS$Sk Th$IESSeS' built By Brewster s ..
s y sdaaa ss'E sna had Of s and
y. "a saa
IWESTxTHnETT FyI TETl ISTS,S G,ssI 4 Horses ts:
SALES NEVER postponed on account OF weather.
Us Fwo sA.E Eys1f
=, JOHN ,, I: vAsSSH,A4Es . .,.I AsstlSnssr; ~
10 40 New osH1fe ~ = It. ssrfs FsoTfr Ssis Liberty
%ss !; serious Sssunaiy !:
ssnss ;, WI Ssps;ems
wAss n ires half nS 5
to sser last en mee eR; @ nss m y
taken 70 Prospect Park ana given trial Of two heats in
ana ana as ns
reliable irses mare and is wafIsp.sd soad kind ana
s 4 sss anss s
'ns aSps
Oliver @ ssssis%a%: roadster; 1sSi;
9"s Snn ,'Vs Ss
. nS Sse g G s s s d "a
highest sGs d M co. cr su or
as they must Dc sold Immediately.
4 UcrIoN sALE-Ar THE CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
"A No = Great Jo9es street near ne ar, ,Brossdway. sy
SvH Wa hiNNFn NY; 70 nn,io,s. =. i",s ociocA'
win sell the entire stock Of oarriases
rsny Fsssses;; y Susinsss sSs Wagons; yis,eI!s:
Ac ns e cass nssss e. and : 0s Horses
CHUNKY LITTLE TEAM, is HANDS: CAN 90
- y an Hops s .sdse Hor os
rnnsd, and bought by present owner In sprnR. l372
Broadway.
A GENTLEMAN'S ROAD HORSE AT A BARGAIN
M In d PAX AZ: SOUND snd and ysfy aksn . anS "a
fi: n:r.a %asi once &c '0 '0'' week Address 00A 10
A WAGONS NEW AND SECOND HASDi Ex.
Sizes esS's sss snS
THREE HORSES, FIT FOR ANY BUSINESS.
70 ss sold ow good s ssfson gwen for selling they
s1IE .edus .ad a4Esas
lowed: to bs sold sscrincs. Inquire a 50 Bisecker
"A: Brougham. made to order FOR S22O BY Binder. Of
Paris: nnishsd Win most exquisite taste; has never
~" ). b. BREWSTER 1 Co. Of rwenty.afh stree.
A NICE BOARDING STABLE. NOT FAR FROM
IL on saa SarS aner
% address i sAss oss
.g ahy SSTsss. y .. esm,s:y ss
with frst class bosrders excellent location up town,
1881 Broadway.
A HAMS POPULAR PATENT LAxDAULsr
Gsus Wagons Coaches
HAM 10 East Fourth street.
--YoR SALE. on ACCOUNT OF LEAVING THE
bay bay horse Commodore, lsx hands. sound and kiudi
spring three heats 2:a0, 2.4J 2AA without skip;
s'G g match n S ss ss 0 Hosa
the lady's Turnout which she has driven the
nas season. consisting OF pair or bay Punie years
old, ~ hands high, lust alike: sound and Kind very
stylish aud are the finest pair OF ponies IN the state
with rhaeton double and sings Harness Robes sl1n, an
private stable No. Is Fast Fitcensh street between
Broadway AMI Fifth avenue Also hne coupe Horse.
l5A hands, years sound aud kn'l with me coune
Harness The Stock sold separately or together TO suit
the purchasers
---
VERY STYLISH BAT COUPE HORSE, l6k
hand A vaapv Al vspP anti ao00
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. &C.

A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A Birds &c; Medicines for all diseases: prepared
rood for mocking birds at b. q. DOVEYS No. Greene
street. Canal
I AIDES PET FOR SALE.-THOROUGHBRED
IL black and tan: weight and half pounds; Is
months old Address $50 East Twenty second street
SIyGING BIRDS. PIGEONS PARROTS. RABBITS,
~ Pet Animals, Ferrets, Goldfish Fish and Plants for
Aauaria. shells, Mocking Bird Food Dog Medicines,
Aquaria Cases. 81 FULTON street j. BAGOT, Agent
WANrED-A HEAVY CENTRAL FIRE BREECH-
w loader 10 or gauge, for ducking. Address, with
full particulars price. maker, weight, &c BREECh-
LOADER, Herald office.
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Whole Tickets $50: Halves $25; Tenth or each
Coupon s.; ii Whole Tickets Tor $500
For tickets information address
THOs y. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager, or
THOMAS a. HAYS 4 CO..
6O9 broadway. New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DIPLoMA OF MERIT, VIENNA EXPOSITION, ls7a-
Dr ratersons american Powders and hosenSss ss,
ders S2per bog; LQzenges 81 All chemis0' dcPots
FOu0kRA. New York. k0NrkURE. New Orleans
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A VERY sTYLIsH BAT COUPE HORSE. l6k
"A hands high, years old warranted scund and
klnd. No. Wet ThifAensh street
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OFFICE OF rHE HAYTrEy LEGATION Is BROAD.
" way New York, Nov. a. iUA-seAcd proposals s0k
the building OF wooden war stesmsnips or % ,no sov
erunsnr III Havu OF about 3Ot to on tons WIZ oe re-
cst.ai A. Me ,n i'm IN .nc this month"; whefe
sons can he seem Proposa's must be ndorsed
serves sSs right 70 reject or s ns RreRCets suOs
mistsd. Ax.,,.., ~ snS ifaxsssS 5svk
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A BREWSTER TOP WAGON--UsED BUT A FEW
IA times, for sale 9lS5 will be sold for $500 Ap-
ply at l20 East Fifty-eighth street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

ITO LET-FIRST CLASS LANDAU, FINE l6HANl
L bay Horses, good Harness. very low Inquire har
ness store. GA sixth avenue, or coachman, I'D IVES
Thirty th street, cigar store.
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4 II Esy DEPARTURE.

Our Spring and Summer Stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods is complete III all departments, comprising all
Of the newest styles an! novelties u tie day. 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 one .; the best Tr!mncrs South also the
vices Of Mrs. S"pu Mower Reus, who is well known
to the ladies Of this and adjoining Counties, to superntend
the Millinery Department! We have fitted up the room in
rear Of our first class STYLE which is gem within
ITSELF in which have, and intend to keep, constantly on
hand beautiful and well assorted stock OF Millinery, and
all goods usually kept in that line.
We would ask our friends and qutinances we'll as
those Of Mrs Retus to give call before purchasing
elsewhere We guarantee to give entire satisfaction both
as to stv!e and price TERMS CASH
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Stacks OF fine Shoc> just arrived IT P!liirr $
Sdc-!acr, button and iront-lacc, NiI C!o;h
Goat ";!d Cail->kin. l3-tf.
S-IJ>-iGE.--EIc&t "G,rturUlc" &H,
$tgt far safe by IT.. e. [Htt%'. !!
An ATTEMlT TO BREAK .lAU..-
Last Tue>,iay night III attempt WIS
made by Il party Of four prisoners tc
break jul, but which fortunately failcd
They were confined in i cell in the
third story from which escape had be
fore been made by burning hole IL
the floor. The hole had been stopped
mp inscvurcly, anu with the assistance
OF IN old hinge which they got posses
sion of in some way, they managed t.
rrnpcn it. AS but one could move ut /;
time, the first to make the attempt was
Geo. Buland, 4 white m:el. He crawlet
through tie hole anl along the bottom
floor Of the ceiling until over the pas
SAGE of the second story, when he broke
through the lattice and pl;lstering inter,
vening and dropped to the second story
The WAY WAS then clear to the first
floor, where the prisoner expected &c
make cgrcss through the window. The
window bad prcviouSl y not even Il shut,
ter, and several prisoners had made
their escape through ii, but the County
Commissioners had ut last been pre-
vHilrd nDon to secure i: and thus the
prisoner found himself defeated or th;c
eve Of victory. tic window being
strongly fastened. The noise made by
the prisoner in dropping through the
ceiling to the second floor WAS heard by
Mr.. Fred >cnumpcIt, who happened to
be in the iail that night (not i prisoncr)
and information was ut once communi-
Gated by him to the iailcr. On cNam!-
mutton. Bol;md WIS found hidin" under
gl;c st"ircase. and WAS conveyed to safer
quarters. the t:Ilcc ulNHlS LrLc fund
waiting the fruition ot ijolAnd's attempt,
which they Unexpectedly found to be
for him and themselves Il more secure
cell and closer vigilance on the part OF
their keeper.
The jail is sadly i'll need Of attention.
we i.,,vo tGe many escapes from it by
reason Of the insutiiciehcv OF tie Har-
ricrS. The flooring in many places
should be reset and the ceilin" over the
passage on the second story should be
of inch plank, instead of lattice and
plaster. Let the County Commissioners
i,2l: after this matter and make on
jill q .iqi', aHq net" tc2r4iag house
tor tenants at will.
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BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS SPECIAL
Nor1CE.-Your wants in the Building MAJ
tcri;,l Line, iEcIuGins Sashns, Blinds, Doors.
Hardware, Mantcl Pieces, White Pine, Wal
,.4t I'D +apcy iumIerS; Flooring 4oar4$
&C., will kc fulnrhcd the coming season by
lie Great and Old Established Builders 5
Emporium. at very advantageous prices, and
warrant given on all work properly used.
They are also agents for Asbestos Roofing
Felt, the material constitutes one OF unusual
merit, much superior 20 any of the class pre-
viously brough; TO notice, and worthy OF
tr::a, ;y thos: who desire i durable, easily
appliso. con. ..ar;.:i.cls me- pen>iIl anlt -ae:
roofing, being practically i!re proof, send
for price list and circulars.
H HALL 4 Co.. Charleston. s. c.
May Is, lS-1m.
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70 FINE STRAwEEKMES.-Mr. o. Z.
o1Sorris will accept our thanks for mess
" Of fine, large strawberries, of the Seth
.,Boyden, commonly known as the Boy
e..Geu2 No. 3o.Ealiety. They were the
aalargest and most delicious that We have
.GSeen this. season.
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STATE OF: SOUTH CAROLINA,
NENNEKHl SUGNTY.
p,. !o,,cs & IraIv Probate JUDGE,

Ry Games {. LcaiIy, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Jesse c. Saith, As Cle.k OF
the Court Of Common Plea. hath nad--
sui; to ne, to grant him Letters Of Admin
istratinn o; tie Estate and rt!cc:s O: Archi-
bald {. Glasgow, deceased.
These axe therefore 10 cis' and a'm"nish
ali and SiuEV.aF. tie Kindred and creditors
Of lie .sil deceased. that .'"y he 81!
appear, before me. in the CoH't o! Pre-
batc. 10 lie held at New berry Court House,
5. c.. on the 10th day OF @Gar nrN'.
after publication hereof, at II O'Clock i"
the forenoon. 10 slew ca">c, if %nr ther
have. why the laid Administration should
not lie granted. Given "nder my Hand,
this .oth day OF April, AMao Domini,
1874.
J.C. LEAUY, nc.
Nav 6, IS-2t
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Plantuio~ Snr4o(ics ca" II |0HyM "a
W. Z. CA@$c$ grocery S'f'' I" nc ''T:
est lT1cc$. II
corrx ,o,, 1r-To onr s,u.,,riSc and
e,una tho o,hor mann
.,o.,j.,. 1,;,a;nr ,,nn cy No.
w. :'.o,,,,;,os = ,,,t +,,. .,ol,, r,,on
-.,,;-1, eu,.>,,,.,,. r,stod III. silk Hr-
,,,.,,.. .o,,. ,,o...,.,.;o, of ,s T,d tho
s.nr,-,t oo,a,,ortc r,,do in the urr.1u
10 u;,h - 1.moI;t;on #
g.. s.o,>, <,,,. t;.~,o.,.ts ~, wishes
,n,t r,,c, = tb,.:o should be done. Tyuc
:. h.,J r,t n.- onr exncctat;on. fu. beef
,os lao, va,.r sc,rca ever since it cree
.; Vat ,ro did no+ visb ,nvthinn g
!, ~. =, ,,ost,,rti,, Deem rrmorsc
fI, o,,. hro,st and impel]ed bv = desire
,.t.~1 rnon ,ho snot and indulre in 4
t.. ...,. .,.,,.,,. nv.
.I,.,,,,d br . o7oSo,, observation
,oa,,1 g., ho.idc
"''S tS.l.. thoro stood IN. N
w.. ,I1 , taISas ,nd an i nart Of = carcass
|sho.f ''r w ~ r.I,ich Mr. Raird was indus
'1 N 1. W .nnnar d;l hc scc
,,rx,, -, sn,,r horse
's '1''n "; '''s~ - ~; =, ,.o;,;,,n i,.... ii.
"rH II. w.. L;,ta,.,r 1iI wa t,cr 70.
,>nvt 81 al rb,t h,d been said, Surely
r.,. ,;,no h,d como 1r. = wonld now
>,,"... ,,,,unr ,ncat of the chief Of the
~ 80 r. ,ooniv;ro
',,',n,om,N,rj.h ',', o,.c s,c W., ~. ;;,..t'
'h;',, ,,.,. ,.o,,. rooo ',,a the other q, o.,
r.., ,,;tnj g.. tho c,;uo@ ,,1 :,
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Commercial.
NEwBEREY, May l2.-Markct St

NEwBEEEY. May l2.-Market still active
receipt. s.nI. cIo>i1g at Is cts
Number c! iiaics shipped. during week ~.
New York May ll.-Co;on gnict: SalGs
3 POS, at lS!als5. Cold steady, 1T l2in12:
BALTIMORE. Nay 1l.-Co,ton tiuncr-
mi,dling IS.
AUGUSTA, May 1l.-Coton firn-milding
II
CHARLESTON, MAY 1l.-Cotton quiet, finn
an.. Eq...i.l:i. .sk4l.a L.sh1t-., ,.i4GIing -.
LIVERPOOL, May li.-Co.!on strous--up-
lands s.; Orleans s..
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- REL IGIoUs.-We are requested tc
state that the Rev. Il. A. Micklc viii
preach. by invitation. at Mount Bethel
on the Sd Sabbath, May 18th, morning
We are gratifed to announce that
Rev. r. A. Fair. of Abbeville, has ac'
eepted the call 10 tue Presbyterian
Church, of this plaos, until the meeting
of Presbytery, next sesstember. Ae
- cordingly regular services viii be helf
by him in that church, beginning ::eN
Sabbath.
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Stacks of fine Shoe just arrived II Phifrr :.
Sidc-!acr, button and Iront-lacc, Md, C!3;h,
Goat ;.ad Cait->kin. l3-N
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gsgeAl Large AND ELEGANT STOCK Of
,elota,ing and: gents furnishing goods is
= advertised by the popular house of
" :Messrs. Kinard & Wiley, of Columbia.
They can give you a fit in any style or
material desired. and. 1T such prices us
-. ;s.aranot fail to suit the present condition
x of msu's pockets. Something nice in
; Silk Has-latest style.
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RUs OFF, TIE TRAcS.-cs'rt Geo.
e. Is.,acs, passenger conductor on the
zzGreenviHe g. Columbi;t Il. E.. ran OF
the track. on Monday last, close 's tie
sasNe1wberry depot. Making no attempt
ito get on again, the train left him. &c
- attend to the business which made the
ssran off necessary. \ visit to our sane
,.5-tuan WAS appreciated. . .-..
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Using do not reside in town.

81 JOB work and subscriptions strictly cash.
saiiAa papers shall be stopped hereafter as
soon IS the term of subscription expires, un-
Be5esSs Satisfactory, arrangements are made to
S,Gcantinae the same. y" -
8o fhe X: mark denotes expiraiion-a that
Tetkeapspcr is discontinued. .
StiU Bear these things in mind. st,
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Gl.c ;..:s tic kandsomest and best fur
niShed Segm ana Ios;;Icc Empor!im>
South is that of Perry u Slaw$oi:. Col
umJia. 5. c.. under the Columbia Ho-
tel. In this establishment can be found
/ most complete stock IN endless v:urie-
K, com the costliest to the cheapest. Ill
Scgars, beSio,s =; th2 various brands
Of chewing and smoking tobacco n'''a'
some pipes, walking canes, pouches
&c. Their five cent Scgars are capital
All orders promptly attended to ant
s4t;;s;f3ction guaranteed.
Lit b.,t;t;, 4 SLAWSON.
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about Bob White. vet? DO not delay
The Newbery pe" Factory expects
to be in full bltSt in Il week Or TWO
Stockholders are required to pay the
first instaiment in soft pine.
We are pleased TO notice tlllt there
is Il tendency to corr. More corn and
less cotton is getting through the heads
of our farmers, and if they hold fast to
the ilca and carry it out we can safely
predict they will have more money III
their pockets next fall than they had
the last
kl the meantime We alvisc prompt
subscription to the Ncwbcrry HERALD.
We are obliged to have Il hundred or
two more Subscribers. Twice that many
read the paper who DO not subscribe,
but Ill we uSk IS that one half the Num-
brr send in their names with the money.
either for three, six or twelve months.
Who comes first.
II any Of or merchants havc Spring
goods OF anything choice i'll the grocery
line. they ;rre earnestly asked for tho
sake of suffering humanity 10 advertise
the same.
As u proof t!!at advertisements arc
rcad-a man once advertised that he
wanted :. dog. and before night more
than Il 'Hindrcd persons had taken du9$
70 him.
If you want any kind of Job Print
iny done. nGE: is the iiinc to liarc ii
d"Hr-nrat. cheap, rapid.
Smith cant see why his wife should
object to his staying ut tie clnb so late,
simply because he said, when lie came
home the other night. Ny dear its the
coolest Year for many nights: ut -
degrees past ten, the clcck stood l6
minutes bc!oW IrccZO.
Our yoHng ladies arc the sweetest and
most truthful in the world nj least there
are none other who are so candWcd.
Cnrc for i fc!on-t;tkc it TO the pcni-
tiary.
In going to parties. just mind what
you're ;lt Beware OF your head, and
take care Of Your hat. Lest You find
that L flvorilc son Of your mother has
an ache in the one and brick in the
other.
William II. Thomas has been apr
pointed L Notary Public for Newberry
ConntN.
Hundreds Of men, women and chill
lrcn We're disappointed on Thursday
last by the failure of the Great Southern
Circus and Mcnagcrie to make the look
cd fol >t.cet i:arade. When it was dis-
covered that only the band wa@on, with
six bay horses. made the circuit Of the
Court House. it was surprising to see
how quickly the hungry crowd di>pcrs-
cd Many of them had waited from
eleven till near three o'clock, and III
consequence lost their dinners. Blessed
arc they who expect nothing. 1t was
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The NeWberry Hotel,
G.. G.. CHASE, Proprietor.

Iwou:d respectfully jrfor" NY friends
:.:n! he travelling p.h.ic generally, !ha' !
AZ" ''::"r :';:.@ tie :!o'e! ;,ri~,";~Fy 20 the
tp:.;".. .in:; eea.o"s.
liz. :.vu:c is supplied with Competent,
faithful, polite AID attentive servants.
Liberal reduction mad to week.! and
monthly boarderS. Apr. %, l6-tf.
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..s,e NuT TO. BE. DEsrL$ED is the announce
, :nent! made by Mr.. G. +. Jackson, the
Header ofeheap prices in Columbia
The constant arrivals Of new and sea-
c:sonable goods at the low prices asked
for them, mskes it no wonder tha: his
o trade is; so large.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-13
.4TS;Bfsysx Observation-Disclosures

&C: +. JacIsoa-Drv Goods. T.. ....-
", ;Kinard& Wiley-C!othing, Hats. &c.
~. /. K. MarShall-Ice Cream.
James c. Leahy-Citations.
T. F. .Harnon-Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
.1!:Jno. fB. Carwile-Report Of National Bank
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ABOUT TIE TowN AND COUNTY,
Several days 0l suhsil'ac ~: h:::!!:G???y
air-streets drying up, and anl*'ollr
gardeners again in spirits. Not the
kind which incbriateS, however.
Snif1ies looked blue on Wednesday
ias!, bec:.qse i.c La! danced MI the
night before in spite ofa h'g qas#s
work before Aiin.
What has become Of the Ncwbcrry
Agricultural Society, proposed some
months since?
And the Home Insurance Company
And layethe advocates Ola fire engine
all gone wna.s lie Nac@}hh;ne tH'ineth'
Verify. verify, this VII Wer de-
Don't let the accumulation Of money be
your every thought, citizens OF New
berry.
\ coop full of chickens passed down
M;un ,t,ocl %. TI.uIs'ii@y l&::t-and the
public pulse ran high.
Chase has 4 supply Of eggs 1T last
besides many other things TOO numerous
to mention.
4 Newherry genius Of tender years
advised !. ty4y i rull ,7"t ?;2r ?;: cat'ss
wings to keep 1t al home. The suft.r
plan is to grease its paws.
Veal is plentiful here now, everybody
has COW with l young calf. The
bleating of the latter LASTS from early
.l!,oln till 'ong past dewv eye.
The SWEETEST place in tc~n is ne
Baltimore corner.
But the dearest place is-home, sweet
no Ne. Make it happy. ye wives and
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To II"l$EKEErEES.-Evcrv article OF
domestic economy ever conceived Of by
the housekeeper, as well as quite 4
number os tnlngs rcFe. Ggeaple4 Or u
them are to be lounG Il; the establish
ment of NGcSsrs. Kingslanl 4 Heath.
Columbia. $. c. 1t is 4 puzzle to know
where they pick up so many things, and
=; f nh y" i"HiSn""sahln character.
70. ptuot. el$l;"s- 10 Go!lin.h,u ;,le Ill
vitcd to Call 1t this Popular store under
the Colulnbi;, Hotel and examine goods.
1S-2t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-13

The Indian Girl is the presiding
gcnius ut Perry Il SlawsonS popular
,-v4*y S'-"" and when an article is sent
ont with i!cr s,"n l..;,s,Ial ;.!i;,@i:lf: al
confidence may be placed in il.
15-tr PERRY & SL.ANSON.