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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

New BooK.-Mr. WI. Duffie, COL
umbia, has. laid on our table a new
novel, entitled cat the Sign of the Sill
yer Flagon," by B. L. Farjeon, the
opening chapters of which we have
resd and find Of considerable interest.
The love passages so far show that the
author is no apprentice in the business.
It is e very readable book. Mr.. Dutlie
win send copies to order at 10 cents
each.
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sEHs's5&Sj. :

On TIC 2f;h ult, at :hc residence Of the
brides n"tf.'r, bY Rev. J. H"nrv smith
Nj. :. j. Ferry, of Culumhia, :. G., :" Miss
j. CHASE GILMHE, 0; Greensboro, \. {,
Jan. IS, 1873. III !;2!. W. p. Martin, at the
residence of fhn brides brother, Mr.. ANDREW
S. DRAKE, OF AbbevilIc County, and Miss
FANNIE T.. WARDLNw, OF Anderson County.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

BAReANs.-From and after this date
we will dispose of our entire stock OF
Fall and Winter Dress Goods, at and
below cost. MCCALL q FOOl1.
Jan. 20. ST.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

REGU1AroR.-For some time we have
thought that the town Of Ne"Dc'!F
needed regulating, Notwithstanding Inc
prevailing opinion that of all the towns
in the State it is the best regulated IN
a great many respects this good opinion
is correct, but in one direction there Is
certainly looseneSs, to put II IN the
mildest form, which needs correcting
and we are glad to say that 4 man has
been found vino promises to make
change for the better. The person al
luded to is Capt. John F. Speck, who
has placed in a conspicuous corner OF
his store a handsome and accurate Reg
ulator for the benefit of himself, his Gus
toners and the public generally. 1t
will not be his fault now if the present
loose manner in which people keep
time is not remedied. 1t is necessary
that place of such Importance as New
berry keep time.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

IsDEx TO NEW ADvERr1sENeNTs.-
Jno. B. Caswile-Piano for Sale.
John j. Carrlngtou-Sheriff's Sales.
Reuben s. Lyles-A Bargain in Land.
Ludden & Ba.es-Music2l Instruments.
Daniel II. Werts-Administrator s Sale.
Prof. C. H. Jcdson-Furmau University.
Printup, Bro. & Poilard-Brsdiey's Stan
dard Fertilizers. ,o
Mayes E Martin-Irish Potatoes, SEED Os's
and White Corn.
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aTS9ScegFNsseOsSs.
AT The HERALD BOOK STORE CAN Be FOUND

letter. Note Invitation, Cap. Legal Cap,
Wedding, Initial, SERMON. and other kinds
ui Paper.
Envri"Irs Of Ill kinds 10 match.
Ste, :i:.H !;uI,Ijrr Er.l>"r$.
EMhhrr Bands :lad Rings.
Pencils anal SE:irprncr'.
mk-!an,l> o! various patternS-s"lnc very
MISUNDERSTANDING ncS!is
Photograph AlI;uuS-bcHutllul.
Wallets and Pocket Books.
l.,.dyrv>, Day Books, l;rrcIpt BOOKS, Let
;cy books. and :, large variety Of Mcmorah-
lu:u HDUkS.
rvrnctl!I Diaries. besides other kinds
SlairS Slate Pencils, Crayons. lndrliDie
Pcncii< lnKs-biack. violet Clr!ninc.
Paper WEIGHTS. Files, Tape McasurcS
Bu"k9,;!nlnun boards, Checkers anu Dice.
Muriiay.., Camel Hair Brushes.
Mcsiills Paper Fasteners. Paints.
Pens. Inlellblr Ink. Wax Matches.
Stcrroscopcs, Conversation Cards anu
Games.
school Books. Copy Books Drawing Books
Bio;liug Paper, sn9ll and large, while
and crlOreti.
Bristol EUar,ls, Tissue Paper, al cOlors.
i,lrlN im@ papc". Dice Cups.
p"ptr Dolls ;iiitl Paper Furniture, for the
;il!r folks.
MHrb:cs.
And many other things.
Remember the place, over liAKMON'S
STORE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

See card of +. Werber, Jr., Deputy Survey
mr. 4-1y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

MONEY SAVED. MONEY MADE.-it is no
lnnecr necessary TO pay TWO and three profits.
Mr<>lS Eurc!rgot:, Benedict u Co., beg to
.lrlv arIrntinn 10 their immense closing out
sale OF $500, 900 worth Of Dry Goods, Carpets,
Fur>, etc, which takes place annually be-
tween .Ianlary 1st, and February 18Th, prior
10 purchasing their Spring Stock at 275
King Street, Charleston, S. c, 81 White
haN Street, Arl::nla. Ga, and Bay Street,
Jacksonville. Fa Samples sent OF arnlca-
ton. Remit rc: Express or Post Office Or
,er, or goods will bc sent c. O. d. All re-
,a;l orders over 80 will be sent from the
Charleston Branch free Of charge. 2-'t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

Our STgEETs.-Brief alluslon was
made last week to the condition OF tile
streets of this town, which are infinitely
worse in wet weather than the country
roads, and though We know that no
thing can be done now to make them
better, yet the idea can be suggested
and attention drawn to it. that some
thing ought Or should be don" s"n:H
time during the summer to lit rs out "i
the sea of mud which usually prevails
in the winter. They could be mac
adeuized with cobble stones, rocks or
gravel, the latter two of which ahound
in abundance, and this could gradually
be done all through the spring and
summer months, and not cost any more
than we feel sure the town would be
willing and able to pay. We throw out
the idea, and will do so again, and nope
that it may call for some expression
from persons experienced in such work.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

MARROW ESCAPE FROM FIRE.-No
little excitement was raised on Monday
afternoon by the burning out of the hue
in the roof of the building occupied by
Nfessrs. P. W. & r. S. Chick. The
quantity of smoke that escaped from
the shingled roof was sufficient cause
for alarm. Fortunately, it was dlScov-
cred that the fire was confined to the
stove pipe and fue. Had the roof been
on fire the absence of ladders and other
appliances to fight it would have rem
dered the situation very serious one.
The fiue alluded to is very defective
one and should be removed at one, and
a safer one built.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

ACKNOWL EDGEMENT.-Atther request
of a number of the Directors of the
Newberry Orphans Home. acknowl-
edgement is made to Maj. John ?. HI
nard for u huge basketful OF c:,bbaEc
and other good things, and 10 u lady
friend for a mess Of krout, Of which by
the way the poor orphans are immense
" fond. These generous donors are
warmly thanked, and have the prayers
Of all of the inmates. Feeling deeply
concerned about the success Of the
Home and the happiness of the orphans
we suggest that charity covereth 4 null
titude of sins, and there is no telling
how much peace Of mind and content
ment may result from the bestowal Of 4
cabbage head, q tin bucket of kout, or
any other gift. Send them in some
thing. and let it be substantial, for every
one of the boys-no girls are admitted
70 the orful, we meant to say Orphans
Home-have every one cut their iuli
complement of teeth and can eat Ike
marines.
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3Aw AND DHuEN ~ I'EXA>.-Nc
I:va vcad mary queer things about the
administration Of justice III the South
and West, but have never seen more
naive production than the official card
Of thu Judge and Sheriff Of Dallas
C,,unty. Tcxas, published in the Dallas
HerajI .: January %. 1t reads thus:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

Jfa man tells YOU that he does not
want to advertise; that he is doing as
much business rs he wants to, cease
soliciting him. These men sometimes
conc to doing less business than they
want to do, and your bill for advertising
NAV turn out bad. It is only those who
..press up business while it is really
good. who gain that impetus which
sends them over the hartl places. Ii IS
the large advertisers who know how to
"b:.ilge over" panics, wars, hard times
etc. Their experience in advertising
has shown them how they may get rid
of heavy stock in time and get their
money for it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10
\ CARD.

The undersigned, judge of the
Criminal Court and sheriff of Dallas
county, desire thus publicly to return
tlcir thanks to the very large audience
in ;t5vni4urr on the trial Of the State
vs.. T. y. !iorb"ca during :hc past
three day., fur their unusually quiet
and .r.!eri} Gemcan9r in the court
:uuil.
:. li.AEE, Judge.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

WHERE TO FIND WHAT YOU WANT.
Valuable time is often lost in the
search of what is needed by the shop
par, and to know where to find the
particular article is not only IN econo-
nv il time, but is pleasant and saves
ones patience. Now the place where
everything in Glass, Crockery, China
Wood, Tin and Willow ware and q
hundred and one indispensable, labor
saving things so necessary to the happi-
ness of the good housekeeper, can be
found, without a particle of trouble IS
at Kingsland & Heath's popular store
under the Columbia Hotel, in the city
g ero,,,,h;. 6-tf.
PERsY-eR1SAr1os.-The Daily Union
Herald gives a "Peregraph" ota perllouS
Journey undertaken by a worthy ci''zcn
Of Columbia to the old North State. 1t
is stated that he set forth with light
heart and a tight pair of kids Of light
complexion, and his object the forming
Of dditional ties, and we are pleased 10
say that his peregrination resulted IN
The happiest manner, the peryls of the
iournev being all compensated for IN
his.acouisition of charming bride, IN
the daughter of late Hon: John A
c;,mer of Greensboro. We are re-
;o;ced to add that without accident the
happy groom, none other than Mr. ):
7 Perry, and his charming bride are
now in the enjoyment Of their Columbia
home. We extend congratulations.
Now receiving al the Newberry her
AID Book Store, large variety OF ;lrtl-
cles in Stationery.
All kinds of letter, note, legal cap
sermon and other papers kept on hand
Wedding and invitation paper and en-
yelopes to match, a specially.
4 beautiful lot Of business cards just
received.
Superior ink by the single bottle or
GROSS. Quarts, pints, half pints, I o.
and 2 OF. bottles.
Bill head, letter head, note head and
monthly statement paper. always on
hsA and printed 10 order. SA
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

PERRY & SLAwSON.-it IS estimated
that no less than 5,1GS.0G0 scg;lrs are
smoked in one day in the United States,
but of this number we do not now care
to tell how many are sold by MessTs.
Perry & Slawson in the city Of Colu'H-
bin. That they sell largely is very
certain, Judging by the packages daily
received by them and the packages daily
shipped away. These gentlemen have
exhibited q keen perception of the re-
ouircmcnts of business, and have bull:
up = trade of large proportion. much of
which may be attributed to their uni
form courtesy Of manner, anu they
deserve all of the success which has ut
tended their efforts to please. Another
reason, too, is that they are liberal adj
vertisers, and appreciate printers NIX
through which instrumentality the fame
of their establishment has reached far
and near. A visit to Columbia without
calling on them and taking fragrant
nuff would be no visit At all. Orders
nro,uptly attended to and satisfaction
guaranteed. o-u'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

Loafcrs are an expensive luNnrE'
We have known q wife to work hard
aud earn large wages ut washing and
sewing, and it took almost every cent
to support her husband, who was I
loafcr. If any young ladies aspire to
the position Of loafcr's wife, the!
must make up their minds they nave
have got to work. Who has not seen
q father and mother do their best from
morning to night, year in and Il'car out
and it would take al they could get 10
support one or two loafers.-Erch1''ge'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10
IIERILD BOOK STORE,
I'CAUGHRIN'S
slCI[) PHOSPH To,

" " /" Total ...3S IS
Signed, GHAs. /. SHEPARD, JF.
This is the highest grade Of Acid Phos'
ph"ie ever sold in this market, and a. the
Low PE!rE ~ 81 CASH; &M TINE.
- to lur lbs. to the acre is sufficient,
aaj Il s:.oalI be composicd with Cotton.
Seed 10: peer Land. 0thcrHise use it ta'on";
For sandy soil Use "NcGaHghri"'S Acid
pho-;.!la;c" and Nuratc OF Potash.
In corapo-tins with Cotton seed use l0o
lbs. .!;.id P&o:I I,iia,", l01 lbs. Cotton Seed,
or Tor McCAugh:i"'S Acid Phosphate
wi! be sufficient iJr Tons Gotten Seed.
We urge our planting friends To try this
.tc:l, - we assure ,h"m that il j. TIE
LEST AND CHEAPEST FEEIlLlIEH
THAT WE HAVE EVER SGLD.
! I II'GlTClIRIl 4 III,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

TIE BEST YET.-Ihc ARABIAN SUGAR
CANE was brought TO this Stale during the
Worlds Fair Il: Vienna. 1t don': inJarc Your
land The production is cn0rmruS. ne
Cane grows from eight 70 twelve tret high,
an,i from iwo 10 three inches III diameter. \
mole package of seed that will producr
frnm 20 t. g. gallons of syrup will hc sent
po:tpaiI hv mail with directors for planting
an! special terms TO agents on receipt Of 30
cents.
will give agencies for from one TO five
ccua,!cs. Be sure and write for terms to
agents.
Address,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10

ST.. VALENTINES DAT.-As this im-
portant and eventful period is close at
hand the following suggestion in regard
to it will prove interesting:
SsgF57sey for February, in noting how
the celebration of ST. Valentines Day,
which once was observed with so much
interest and fervor, has dwindled to the
mere annoyance of sending epistolary
pleasantries, urges the introduction OF
Valentine parties, and clearly demon
stratcs that, when entered into with
the proper spirit, vast fund OF amuse-
mcnt and entertainment will be afford
ed by them. One way in which such
parties may be conducted, is for each
invited guest to send the hostess at least
one valentine. something Of Il humorous
or bantering kind being preferable the
sender indicating gwhether the valentines
are intended for lady or gentleman, and
the hostess will address them as she
chooses, without knowing their contents
or the name of the sender. Another
way IS for the hostess to furnish hc1
guests Ewith a list of those expected
thus giving each one an opportunity
to write to particular persons. Ile
hostess, however, should receive the
valentines before the party, and, If any
of her expected guests may have been
overlooked, supply few extra ones
for them. After the guests have as
sembled, the hostess delivers the mis-
sives to their proper addresses, the re,
cipents being compelled to read them
| aloud for the benefit Of the company
The valentines, some from their aptness
| others from IN exactly contrary reason
thus read aloud, can hardly fail to create
good humored merriment; ana sacl
parties, we believe. would be q mos
| enjoyable way to celebrate the aIrlya
| of St. Valentines Day.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-10
Look to the Right
and Dress
RECENT DEIELOP MEITS

IN the trade ira"e enabled me 10 purchase
one of the largest, best and cheapest stocks
Of DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS and DO
MESTICS ever shown in Newbcrry, and l
simply ask my friends md customers 20 at
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ALMOST \ CATASTROpIIE.-Cn fE-
| dav afternoon last, Just before SundoWn.
the HERALD Office, type, presses devils.
| iourneymea. foreman, mailing clerk
AMI editor, together with tie I'""k
Store, with all lis freshly arrived stock
narrowly escaped being blown into m
| finitcssimal atoms, each portion OF
which would be now helping to enrich
the place where the woolbinc tw!ncth.
but That the worst did not happen. This
is the way it came about. llarmonS
stove pipe is tremendous and long NJ
fair, It has straight stretch Of over 10
feet. then it crooks up through large
sheet iron drum located in Tins otilcc'
then we have two pipes which, horl-
zcntallv from east and west, tap the
main branch. When the atmosphere
is light, The different volumes of smoke
meet in the drum and then peacefully
meander np and gracefully melt into
thin air outside. Friday, however. was
' 3,,,. S;.u.o1 arn,,,. 5;,bo,ic,I day
4 o'sF"' ''>i'i'''' o':, :,:...:,,,.
the heavin"sS outside had 4 9eOlil''''h9
effect on the smoke, and 4 difficulty ap-
nr,5c,l TO centre in the drum, and the
.,..,. +,,o Gr,s r,cro of thc
consequence " ~ '''" - y,
sorEicSt character' ana Tie sliioNe t'o''t-
cd or from every Joint and tiSsurc.-
,r,.r, r..S wccDinr the clerks below
.: s>,..,1 :. ,!.rl - 1iscr,rio,te be-
S-''''S '"'.,'" : '''''' " w .r, ,",. .,..l,
tween salt IN" sugar. l''e o'o> N''
cr went home sick with chill. Up n
,hn Trr,,.!n office It was no better. tic
'..'.'.,.., .,,7 ,,o hr, ~. wont ,t-
scene "'S i S'.' ''!e' ",'' " ,,:
tempt 10 depict 1t. O"F cof!S"E'''oh
was that Night was fast approaching.
whom We could Get away from the dis
oan,er. Eoonn drc,,nri Of uvtI,in~
'0-''''' .>.,..,.~,l,;+ : ,.,4.l,a+
worse lE'Po'"i"7' i'' "o"'" ''' ,''' ''''''
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REFERENCES: E:li;or, Cleveland Herald;
Editor, Ococe Register; \. +. Blunt, 7. NJ
or any of the city or county officers. o.
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u y It''.1'|''-NI
8 H., By, -, : Atlantic Wharf.
.J,:,. -. .'-':; Charleston, s. C.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-07-14

In tic Sophomore Class, the first
medal to J. A. Johnson, and the second
to n. T.. Pressly.
Inthe Freshman Class the first medal
to a. +. Miller, and the second to ID.
w. Widemah.
For the best Essay toJ. W.. SheraVl,
of the Junior Class, and for the best
delivered speech to J.. A. Johnson, OF
the Sophomore class.
NEXT EsSAYEST AND ORATOR.
At meeting of the Alumne Associ-
alton of the Female College, Miss Josie
:. Boycc, Of Chester, was selected
to read the next Essay, and at @ meeting
of the Alumni Association Of Erskinc
College, Rev. r. f. Bradley, Of Andcr-
son, was elected to deliver the next adj
dress, and Mr.. J. J. Darlington, oi
Washington city, alternate.
DEGREES CONFERRED.
At q meeting of the: Board Of Trus,
tees OF Erskine College, the degree Of
LII. D. was conferred upon the Hon
Geo. Clarke, Attorney-Gencral of the
Sratc of Texas, and the degree of ID
upon Revs. A. G. Wallace, of Ne"
Brighton, Pa, d. G. Phillips, of Lewis
vile, Ca, and III. j., Raymond, OF Ma
rion, Ala.
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THE PARKER CASE.

The trial Of cX-Treasurcr Niles G..
Parker, for the fraudulent appropriation
Of S450, 600 Of the public money in the
shape of coupons Illegally outstanding
was begun before Judge Carpenter OIL
Tuesday of the past week, and is not
yet concluded. The State is represented
by Acknowledgement Melton, and the
defence by host Of distinguished law
ycrs. The testimony has so far been
very damaging to the eX-Ircasurcr, and
would seem to insure his conviction
with a proper jury. The jury is COM
posed of five white ana seven colored,
but as to their sympathles and alfilia-
tons we are not advised. The impo:-
tant point is, that the amounts ofcoupons
entered upon the treasury books cores
pondcd with the amounts of the cou-
pons taken out of Parker's private safe
and cancelled by Mr.. Little. This is
the pivot on which the whole matter
turns. The coupons taken from Park
er's safe, the prosecution claims, are
the coupons which matured on bonds
held by the State, and when sold had
been cut Off as past due. These had
been returned to Parker by kimpton,
had been privately taken care of, and
had finally been turned over to Capt.
Little for cancclling and to be marked
and entered upon the books, as paid
Thus Parker succeeded in creating q
record showing that about $470,G0e had
been paid out of the treasury under the
head Of interest account. when not q
dollar of it had been paid, thereby be-
ing able to extract that amount from the
treasury, the coupons being so mixed
with those really paid as to serve as
vouchers of their own payment.
The testimony Of Captain Ladd, q
clerk of Parker, WAS to the effect that
Parker admitted having in his posses
sion $3.50, 600 of coupons which he had
distributed among several OF the Column
bia officials. Parker seems to be III
good spirits, though the Attorncy-Gcn'
eral has promised u clear case for hl'
conviction.
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Death of General F. P. Blair.

The telegraph announces the death of
this distinguished citizen at his home
in Missouri, Oh Thursday Of last week.
He has been in Il precarious state for
several months, but under the blood
transfusing treatment had begun to
grow stronger and was generally suppos
ed TO be steadily improveing. During the
past few days, be has taken frequent
rides, and had walked down stairs. His
death came suddenly, and will be q
painful surprise to his many friends,
who had confident hopes Of his recovery.
He was q politician of some note, and
after the war secured the sympathy and
support of the South by his dcnuncia-
ton of the Reconstruction measures.
In 1868 he ran on the Democratic ticket
for Vice-Presidcnt with Seymour, and
received hearty vote from the Demo-
Gratis Of the South. Hc was man of
talent, and of strong convictions.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-07-14

ClIAI4UNr
The State of South Carolina,
AB2EVILLE COUNTY.
By Y. T.. MILFORD, Esq, Probate
Judge.
NETHEREAS, B. H. Baker and w.
wv RI. Whitloek made suit to me,
to grant them Letters Of NdmiTistra-
ton of the Estate and effects of Mrs.
Jane II. Baker, late Of Abbeville Coun-
ty deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon--
ish all and singular the kindred and
Creditors of tlresaft Mrs. Jane II. Baker
deceased, that they be and appear, before
me, in the Court Of Probate, to be held
at hbbeville &. II. on the 10th instant,
after publication hereof, at IL O'Clock
in the forenoon, to show cause,
if any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
5th day of July in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy five and in the ninety ninth
year of American Independence.
Published on the 7th and l4th day of
July, 1915, in the AG6cciNe Press antl
Banner and on the Court House door
for the time required by law:
n. b. MILFORD,
GSEAL.7 Judge of Probate.
july :, 1915, 1927
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Programme of County Council on the
l4th of July, at Phoenix Grange.

The County Council will meet on the
14th of July next, at PhmniN Grange,
No. 100, on which OCCASION Bros. ID. W..
Aiken, Master S. G., VIM. Hood, Sccrc-
tary S. e., and j. n. Lipscomb Lcctnr-
er S. G., are invited 20 address the Coun-
Gil.
The following subjects for considcra-
ton at the next meeting are presented
by the committee appointed for that
purpose.
/. How far, and in what particulars,
is the ante-bcllum system of Southern
agriculture applicable to the present
times?
9. Which are the principle impedi-
ments in the way of agricultural success
in South Carolina?
3. Whence are we to obtain our future
supply Of labor:
4. What is the best method Of promo
ting The interest of the Grange.
The above inquiries, together with the
consideration of subjects continued from
the last meeting, will engage the attcn-
ton of the council viz: Report Of COM
mittee on Manufactures. The Commit
tee consists of w. X. Blake, p. II. Brad
ley, J. A. Reid and J. NJ. Robinson.
The disposition of products-Committee
consists of Bros. P. H. Bradley J. f. Ly-
on and w. X. Blake. The subject of la-
bor-Committee: w. X. Blake, j. L..
Miller and A. M. Aiken.