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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22
i NEW DEPARTURE

Our Spring and Summer Stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods is now
complete in Ill departments. Compris-
ing all of the newest styles and novel
ties of the day, which we intend to sell
at the lowest living rates for cash.
We have also opcneda Millinery De-
partment in connection with our Dry
Goods business, and having obtained
the services Of one Of the best Trimmers
South, also the services Of Mrs. Sophia
Mower ReduS. who is so well known 10
the ladies Of this and adjoining Counties,
10 supcrintcnd the Millinery Depart
ment. We have lifted up the room in
rear Of our store in first class style,
which is q gem within itself, in which
we have, and intend to keep, constantly
on hand beautiful and we'll assorted
stock Of Millinery, and all goods usual
ly kept in that line.
We would ask our friends and ac-
ouairtances, rs we'll us those of Mrs.
Hedus, to give US q call before purchas
ing elsewhere, We guarantee to give
entire satisfaction both a& to strle and
price. Terms CASH.
12-tf. McFALL & POOL.
Families ca'e be supplied viM all kinds
Of fresh a1td choice GrrccricS, At ". 6.
EbuS,'s II
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

lime IS MoNEY.-Thc Oil fashioned mar
Fer OF bAiIIiis houses, and waiting for
months for S;>hc>, Gnors ana blinds 20 sca-
Son,is obsolete. \ live cntcrprising man wEo
,raris the newspapers, and keeps posted
about matters and things, will make IN csti-
mate of villa: is required in the honSc lie is
about 10 erect. send 20 Charleston, ). c.. 10
tic Builders Emporium, and lIavc all his
Doors, SaShcS and Blinds, ready 10 90 il lis
place whcn the Notwithstanding are put on.
NcSSrS. |. H. HALL < Co., the Proprictor<,
have the most extensive stock OF Building
Materials and Ornamental House Work, in
Guiding White Pine and Fancy LN;nDcr, Mar.
hlc and Ma:JicizcG Slate Nantes, ASbaSto>
Roofing Felt, &c. Send for price lists ANA
circulars Apr. l, BIN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

Probably our Commissioners rol!l cN-
plain.
'.Bosron'' is tl,n l:,voritc @arlc. cro-
uIl;.! is rag'iying. base bali ;2"m> To be
uni.tolgilt o: :or li'.' r%">'4ri.
F,.:::,::, ~" .%i~.:!>.y.', 80 az inIl.
Ti.r *l>,ll is very ,l;:'l l'r tn" lnrr-
r:::::::..< ~; i,@>:, g." ;ht farmers.
WHO Will he the 'ir>t one /" send thr
HERALD men a bio dish orstl*wbcrricS? ?
Preparations trc actively making for
thr May festivities.
Rcn,~mhr to attend III lecture of
Roy. II. W. kuhls n tie Lutheran
Church next Friday night. Only -
co;;>.
Iii" So'l4 fountain has begun 80 p!ay,
IL Nr. ramt'>.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

ar regular Convocat;on Of Signc. Chap
ttr. No. IS, L. \. N held april 13ti;. 1871,
the rol:.wi.. .&prcamblc ani resolutions were
Unanimously adopted:
WnEEEAs, The fiji Of the GREAT An
has again eun2 :or!ll; death has entered our
midst aH'; caimci rs is vic;im or trCc ard
rusty friend anl companion, AT31AE 10.
GERS: cut :,ir III the yi"nr Of manhood, after
short summon: from i;iS Maker, he In: rc-
n0uncoh III: claim: ~ worldly houprS, an!
m in-lcS %itil he immortal spirits above: Ii"
has icf: rs bright heritage to his family the
knowledge of Il pure aud ju>i iic. il wl.:c;!
there is 10 cause for any one 30 blush And
while VIC mng!c our tears with those Of his
family, let Us earnestly pray that the GREAT
FATHER in the time 10 come will asSH%gc
their sorrow uud mitigate ,hcr $aTcging.-
Bc r. therefore,
Resolved, Tha. in the death Of Companion
Alnar Rogers, tic STATE has lost an N>"tG!
citizen, Society bright member, ana SisRct
Chapter good aE'! worthy companion.
Resolved, That Il blank page in our i::cOri.
Book i,c dedicated 70 his :nGmory, all! th.t
our Chapter Room, furniture and jewels hc
drapcd in mourning for the space CT thlr'y
DAYS.
Resolved, Tha: We tender to the bcrcnvcd
widow aud family ur or ICrc:>c! COnDAn-
ion. Our heartfelt sympathy. and hope, that
r,rr bcnciicgut FATHER will guide, watch aud
pEn:CC; them.
Resolved, TlattEc<c resolutions he publish
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

ABOUT THE TOwN AND COUNTY.-
Spring has opened and III April
shower has already fallen.
1t was fonr days and nights falling,
and everything IS now wet and limp.
People will have to qni; making
rhetorical figures ont Of April sunshine
and showers, it's Ill rain, long, heavy,
and gully-making.
An carly spring-jumpinG cut Of bed
ut five o'clock III the morning.
Tie dull season, ii is to lie regretted,
has sprung Upon Us in advance Of the
regular season.
-N> an evidence Of Stagnation there
was bit one arrival in town last week.
and unfortunately the individual WAS 1
tlru@gcr of drums. or rathera drummer
of drugs. No doubt he thinks our citi-
Zcns have leisure now to phy<ic them
selves.
Another evidence Is: uai money Is
leaFinily scarce III '''ls oAncc-'l you
think YOU are indebted, reader, do not
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

ONCE MORE.-The poSseSSorS oftlow-
CT gardens on Caldwell Street, who
We're so long made unhappy by the de-
PRECAUTIONS of that yellow and white
spotted COW, and who were suddenly
made to rejoice when the owner had
her converted into beef, are again made
to mourn by the aggreSSions of another
animal Of the same species, but without
spots and ofa dun color, and quite as
expert in lifting gate iatches as herpre-
decessor. We do not know whether
the spirits of defunct COWS are permitted
to revisit their old hunting grounds OF
not. but would incline to that belief il
this one had any spots about her-and
vet here's the rub, the spotted cow was
done for by the butcher, and in her stead
comes one also dun, with like character
and rs fond Of shrubbcrt. We fear it
is the same old COW. Will we never
he done with her.
For the benefit of 4 reader, 4. 2. S,
we here remark that the COW subject
will not be exhausted till these latch
lifting quadrupels are chased entirely
away.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22
SC3fs3saG"ffGg.

NEwnEHrY, April 2!.-Cotton market IT"
tive. with ;n upward tendency, closed IT l5!c
Number o! h. les shipped during wccN 3;3l
NEW YORK, April 20.-Co:tnn qnict, bat
frm: sales Glib, i: IL. Gold l;rm, on; dull,
Z. 13iall.
CHAaLESroN, April 20-Iotton quiet and
lirm-mi!d:iEg 10.
DALrIMoRE, April a0,-Cotton firnl-m;d-
ding II.
Al1us.A. April 20.--Cottou firm and
quirt--m:dG!in" lGAiG!.
LIVERPOOL, Apri! 20.-Cotfon active and
lrncr--uT?#nG. SIS; Orleans S$aS!.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

: NARY, QUEEN OF SCoTs.-A Lee
ture Will be;delivcrca at the Lutheran
Church OH Friday evening, th' 24th
inst. at I - o'clock. by Rcy%H W.
Kuhns. Subject: Mary. Queen of
Scots. An admission Of 25 cents will
be charged for each person, and the
proceeds will be applied to repairing
and painting the cil"rch.
We feel s,ue that the lecture will be
a velv interesting one, and hope that 4
large audience will be present to hear
it. Let all turn out and ;tid a good
cause with 4 small sum. and at the same
time be pleased and instructed. The
delivery will commence Immediately
after the ringing Of The second bell. the
first bell will ring. rs usual, about sun
down. Tickets may be obtained ut J.
d. Cash'S, DR.. S. T. FantS. McSsrS. Love
lace 4 Wheeler's, from 0. l.. Schum-
pert, Esq, and ut this Office.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

JOE PRNTlNG.-Do you want Bill
He&ds, Letter Heads, Monthly State
ments, Business Cards or Envelopes
printed cheaply, expeditiously and neat
slye If so bring your ordels TO this Of
fee. Do not send your work away
from home when you can have it Gone
lis we'll here, and with the saving of eN-
press charges ard vexatious delays
The HERALD Office is prepared to do
all kinds of printing, and at reasonable
prices for cash.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

D1scUss1oN.-The following question
was lengthily discussed by the Debating
Society last Monday night: Has the
late war been beneficial to the South?
Decision was given in favor Of the
negative.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

The American Sardine Co.'S Bone |
less Sardincs. are mach better, and !
less than hal! the cost Of imported
S:lrdines. sly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22
III the Common pIeas--NeW-
berry.
Lambert J. Jones aud William {. Parker,
Plaintiffs.
Against
William i Webb, Defendant.
William II. WoE'b, Defendant.

Complaint for Injunction AID Relief.
By order Of the Court passed in this ac-
ton or the 10th DAY OF February, 4. b.
1874, the CopaTlnership hcrctoiors existing
between Lambert J. Jones, William il.
Webb amd William e. Parker, under the
FIRM ramc OF WEBB, JONES Il PARKER,
is dissolved, anu the Creditors OF said Part
ncrsA;p arc ordered 20 establish their re-
spec,iYe demands against said Partnership
before me, on Or before the ilrS: day of
Nav next. JESSE :. SMITH,
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas for
NeHberry County.
Fcb. IL, lS7i-I-lit.
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ISnyx TO New ADVERTISEMENTS

INDEX TO NEW AOFGL@41oH1Hk1-S1 10.
Y.J. Popc-Notice.
VIM. M. Bird & Co.-Paiut.
L. K. Marshal'-Large Flinders.
e.. G.. Chase-Newberry Hotel.
Fair, Pope & Pope-Summons for Money
Demand.
Jesse C. Smith-Creditors Of D. B. Piester,
decd.
J.J Carrington-Sheriff's Sale.
&C. & 4. Z. R.-Schedule.
W. G. l. 4. E. R.-Schedule.
LIB. Bates-The Burton Planter.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

DEArH.-Dr. Il. 5. Wllaley, of ibis
place. after !: prota'acted Illness, died
last Friday morning, tie 18th inst
His body was borne 10 the grave ;tHd
buried by the Masonic fraternity. with
which order lie Was connected. He
leaves a widow ami five children. The
Doctor had been pr;scticing dentist in
Newbel1y for quite number OF years.
We sympathizc Very much with the
bercaved family. AI:sy they feel that
He who gave knows best when to take
away.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

THE NEwBEREY HOTEL.-Thc card
of this time honorcd institution is once
more brought before public attention.
Mr.. c. C. Chase, the present proprietor,
is prepared to attend to the wants OF
the traveller as well rs the local visitor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

If YOU want 4 good Segar name your
price, from q five center up to 23 cents.
and send IN order for %, 80, 100 OF
1000 with the money, and without delay
YOU will receive the desired number,
and without doubt be made glad by
PERRY & SLAWSON,
lJ-tf Columbia, S. {.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

Il TAKE SoTICE.-AI parties having Ao-
4 Eaini>traiors or Executors Notices Tor
publication. will save themselves trouble
<Dy coming prepared 10 pay tof inc same
before Insertion. AS our terms are caSn'
I.:iwvecs laniii:.S in such notices VIII he
held responsible for the payment y
Git
They will sl>o be held responsible for the
publication OF all notices in Bankrupt cases.
Transient advertisements Of any KIM must
be paid for in advance. if the parties adrer-
tising DO not reside in town.
Jobwork and subscriptions strictly cash.
AZ papers shall be stopped hereafter as
80 d. as the term of subscription expires, IN
less satisfactory arrangements are made to
coutirre the same.
The x mark denotes eSpiration-after that
the paper is discontinued.
Bear these things III mind. 3-a,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

Al single or transicut business notices in
the !ae.! department are inserted at the ra:e
Of fifteen ccu,> PR li1e-liberal contracts
Ilade !o- ,h-ce, six or twelve months. IT,.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

TAN UNIONS AND IMAuGEATioN Bu-
REAu.-IIow much longer do the peo-
pie of this County expect to wait before
organizing Tax Unions and an Immi-
grafton Bureau? 1t is high time we
were up and doing. Other counties
IRE forming these organizations and yet
we have folded our arms and seem not
to care whether We do anything or not.
Away with such Indifference at such Il
time. 1t is suicidal. Those who make
no effort to secure liberty do mot deserve
it. Perhaps everybody Is waiting on
some one else to start. Let the dele
gates to the Convention move in the
matter.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22
Excursion Tickets,

South CARoLI2A RAILROAD COMPANY,
Charleston, :. G, March %, 1874.
EXCURSION TICKETS to Charleston
wiI be sold from date for ONE FIRST
CLASS FARE to Merchants anG Traders,
AMI will DC good to return until May 10,
1874. S. 5. SULOAONS,
Superintendent :. c. K. K.
apr. !, 13-6t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

P!ifer sells Shoes less taan any one, as he
sells for cash only 13-tf.
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+ &. -, ,oI;f;.. ,nI ,r;..ui,. IL ;l,.,: ;Iir, C..
tion .inc b,. proven n,is. bat .!;cv can
M. urlcr n. ,,,isf,rt;n.,.s uoy ttircat-
.cnino. AI.u >:..,,: aril:.>t. vuinrl Iaob-
inc in the face; of their husbands ;!:r a;:-
fr;rI,l,.I. anal dn:v: l:;le children ran
sh;ycrin1 :.nd in ;car> lI,:!l I.,l. AMI
hid. awH>.. And WHO ere resp ,nSit,!!:. fr
this Stale o! :,Gl:lir>-:nd Is there no
,.o,rc,Iy3 ,s,o I'm. ,:..;--y, ai.r retire.
t,rtI,. frc.l 3, ,cI,nor.1,.,i.,. th,f W..
f.., fo ,u.,vcr tho o,,..,i,n .,,,bouoh
we do know. and can point ont thy
men. bat will moi 10 81 un'e<< the pro-
plc Of this town. they who a:c sufferers.
demand il, anI promise thar while thcI'
insist on redress they will vet be mcrci-
ful. Tic second We can an.! vii! az
swcr-tllc rcmc;lv is in oar owi! hands
-cyery mans hardS-hut i: is i remedy
fill Of difficulties and attendant with
much expense. 1t is but natural ha;
ut this season Of the year we shouI,! en-
pect some such condition of alI:uivs-
but not Of such IN aggravated cll:,rac-
ter. To the point, however, we alluhr
to tic fearful scarcity of fresh meat
beef, mutton, pork. We have 4 market
and licensed stalls. but they are empty
and the people cry Out for Iccf which
thcy cannot get. How long is this si:ltr
of aIl;tirs 10 last? Until we become
famisllci. and are forced 10 rald over
the country, or stop some OF III" trans
which 90 by our very doors 1fcl@Atcd
with sleek fat cattle for other markets.
We dent like to Recommend this step,
bu: Il i feared thar 1t VIII nave 10 I"
res"rt2d to-desperatc meh VIII 90 'c'S-
pc:;'te things when driven 10 the wall
NE munger we CANNOT i've in''ei'
longer on liam. Win poor co" OF C"o
L week, which when cut up looks IKE
some antique specimens OF Chinese or
japanese wood work III which the dark
e>t co!ors prcJ"mlnate,and which Is sold
OAI TO the iNlnGrlest OF or people before
daylight that they may not see What
they are buying. Wee annot endure
this, trIloW-cltlzons-and we won [;
there is beef in the country, and Our adj
vice is that 1 public meeting be held
provided it be not like other public calls
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

SOMETHING PEETTY.-Mr. john J..
Houseal the other day exhibited in our
sanctum two very handsomely executed
pictures, copied on the celebrated Berlin
plate from faded and defaced daguerreo-
type$,by the Atlanta and Chicago Copy
ing Co. This Company reproduces
with artistic excellence pictures true to
life from old, defuced and mutila.cC
ferreotypes. daguerreotypes, OF ;mbro-
types, and other styles of pictures, i'll
any size desired. from the size Of the
original to full life, on the Berlin plate,
or in India ink, oil, crayon, water col
ors or pastil. Mr.. Houseal is the Agent
for this Company in Newbeuy County
Any person wishing to have the faded
picture of y friend or relative repro
duccd can have it nicely done by leav'
ing the order with him.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

The PEG EACToEY.-1hc Directors
of the Scots Greek Peg Factory regret
to announce to the citizens of Newber-
ry that their operations have been much
retarded by the long continued rains.
They are nothing daunted. however, and
hope to commence active work shortly.
They take this occasion to add that the
books of subscription are open for the
taking of further stock, and would call
upon stockholders to pay up the first
inStalnent forthwith.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

The Indian Girl is the presiding
genius at Perry & Slawson's popular
Seoar Store, and when IN article is sent
out with her sign manual attached, all
confidence may be placed in it.
15-tf PERRY & SLAWSON.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

THREE JuMPS.-We witnesSeda Il fine
exhibition of skill last Saturday in front
of Mollohon Row in the interesting ex-
ercise of jumping three times before
stopping. The jumpist started vigor-
ously, with b brick-bat in each hand,
and at the conclusion of the last jump
suddenly took notion to sit down and
wipe out his tracks. We thought it Il
remarkable feat.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

Madame Demorest'S Reliable Fat
terms of all sorts can be obtained ut
Mrs. D. Mowers. l:i-ls'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

English Worsted Goats and Vests Of Supe
rior make and style can be found LOW at
i6-tf fllfEh ,.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

What pleasure can exceed the smok-
ing of the weed, especially if Your segar
can Ae obtained cheaply. Send IN or
deg to the Indian Girl of Columbia,
through FERRY & SLAWSON.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

WlSEM.tN REMOVES

WlSEM.iN REMOVES
Ills PHOTOGRAPH! GALLERY.
THE lS'r OF JANUARY.
10 lhr I:iv"r i;aII over Mr>>r>. J. l..
Webb d. Go : Store. wtIrrrlr,' will lHtvc
plenty Of Good room, and more ligln.
anal hopes 70 10 satisfactory work HI
Ike right prices
Como I'll yc that love nice things. to
Wiseman's Gallery. over Webb & Co.'S
store .iO--!f.
One Of fhr E;.nri<nnlcSt and best fir
niShcd Scg:tr and Tobacco Emporiums
South is tliat Of Perry Il Slaw*ou, Col
umli:.. :. G.. under the Columbia IIo-
tel. In this establishment can bc fnImd
i most complete stock in endless varie-
tv. nom thn co<tli"st to thr chc:r;'St in
S,.garS. hrSi;lcS i'll the rario;ls br;nrls
of chewing anl smoking tobacco. hand
same pipes. walking canes, pouches,
&C.. Their five cent Sr@al's arr capital.
All orders promptly attended 90 and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Lift PERRY 4 Si.AW1ON.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-22

Thanks are due the Committee,
Nessrs. G. w. Gardner. c. B. Keith,
J.R. Mack, r. A. Sublett, and j. \.
Ms-shall, of the Philosophian Society
of Furman University, for an invitation
to attend their Anniversary Celebration
on Friday evening, April 24th. The
Orator on that occasion will be Mr..
Frank ". FAINT.
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OFFICE C0I-vrY COvsiIS yOyrPs

OFFICE COUNTY CONMI$ SIONERS.
NGwBEEEY C. II, 5. C., Mar 2, 1874.
-tta meeting Of :he Board Of County Com
mi>sionnr> the following resolution was in
uoGucrG by Dennis MoatcS:
Resolved, That We the County Commits ION
crS, shall grant the newroad, commencing at
or near Lang. Ruff ;, by way of Jolly Street,
in:crScctiES thcncw Gu, road tw0 miles below
Frog Level. ) recently laid out by the Special
Commissioners with few slight changes,
so as to pr; the road OH better ground.
The rc>oiltiou was agreed to BIZ Dennis
MoatcS and Allen Rice, but was objected TO
By Ti!oS. kckt, upon the ground that be
thinks the former settlement road is sufficient
DENNIS MOATES.
Charm, i. G.. c., NC.
ALLEN RICE.
THOMAS kEITT.
Mar.4, 1S7l-9-3Hl*.
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Pcct;tiers $500 00
Dealers. retail - %
Dealers. wholesale liuuOr................. lUj 20
Dealers in matt liquors. Wholesaler. - tHt
Dc.icr, in matt liGnorS. retail. ~ w
H..t,IS in Leaf tobacco. - W
Retail! dealers in leaf tobacco. ........ 800 00
And on sales OF over $l.JUo. li!ty
cents Tor every dollar III cNccs5
o.! II 0u0.
Drnl,r, in manufactured toLacco...... > CO
Manufacturers of stills 30 90
AuG :Or each still manufactured. 20 H
AHd for each worm manufactured. 20 w
Manufacturers of Tobacco. ....... 10 W
Manufacturers OF cigars. ................. ~ ~
PctldierS OF tobacco. tirSL class <nlor2
than two horSeSl, neutrality-suspicious.. 10 w
Pcdd!ers OF tobacco, second class
two h0-scs). % W
Pctltiiri,; Of Tobacco, third class Zone
IOEStl iJ w
Pctlllc!> OF i0ba eco. fOurtE class (On
foot or public convcyance}.. ........ 10 90
brewers of less than so barrels.... 80 0O
HrcwcrS Of $40 barrels or moro. ......... 100 00
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NOTICE.
i. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES.
May i, 1915, to April 81. 1915.

The Law OF December u. I>722. rr'! !Uirto
every person cA@l""d i'll any baai!i''>S. av0.
cation. employment which renders hI!!
.ia;,ir toa Sl'ECIAL I.,X.TO PROCURE AND
PLACE CON2PICUDCSLE ~ Ills ESTAE-
LiSUMENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS; :.
STAMP Grnoling the payment OF said >ri..
CIhL TAX, for The Special Tax year begin.
min. May /, Ia, before commencing c;'I!'
rinuinG business after April 30, ISL.
TMc TAXES embraced within iic pr"vi.
~ion< OF Ike i-;tw above quoted arc the fol-
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NeWjerry Business Directory

G.,ri, q; References inserted under lpl:ro
pirate Il ::,iu"> III :ni~ column. PrOfr~~:un-
4: men, MERCHANTS. Mechanics and Trades
::'.::r'ra.iE. S.inE;,; :iav" = place in this p
.rctOr%. Terms :nnicTtc.
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\ full assortment Of Millinery and
Millinery Goods, constantly on hand at
Mrs. j. Mowers. ~ -
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Cuudies. Cnnucd Goo.ls 1t M hi''dS,
Jcllic$, Pickles, Mrdt7tc%. S1H11s. For
Mtle 6y ". c. ChtSe. Il
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Fine Clothing, English Worsted$, French
Cassimeres, &C., at Phler'S. Call and exarn-
6ns 13-tf