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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-10-27

A New FEATURE, and one which the
ladies will be pleased to learn, is that
Mr.. ". H. Dickert, the purchaser of
the Confectionery and Restaurant Of
Capt. Speck, has determined to throw
open the inner as well as outer sanctu-
ary for the delectation of the ladies OF
Newberry. We look upon this as a
pleasant privilege and one which this
ladies will enjoy with zest; a nice little
lunch of oysters, fish Or other delicacy,
with good cup of coffee, adding as
much to their comfort and enjoyment as
to the so-called lords Of creation. Mr..
Dickert is right in this, and has struck
a popular chord and one which entities
him not only to the thanks of the ladies
but the gentlemen, as the latter will
have the exquisite privilege of enjoying
their midday lunch in the best Of COM
pany. We add that Mr.. D. assures
the best attention and good ORDER and
! that his cuisine will be Of the first order
| of merit. Success attend his effort.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-10-27

Tissue Paper, Leaf Paper, Bristol
Board, Perforated Board, etc., ETC., at
HERALD Book Store. Att.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-10-27

Oct. !, lS75-4O-4t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-03
DFunke 4 ne n NesWI YorIi;IIT

The present Board Of Police justices Of
the city Of New York have issued their
first report; it relates to the year ending
with October, 1874, In a population OF
about million there were no less than
1877 arrests in the year for being drunk,
or drunk and disOrderly q, 2OS ofmales,
and as many as 1854 females. But there
were only 2S,ll3 convictions; 1876 Of
males, and no less than s,927 OF females.
The Justices state that in cases Of Cxcep-
tiOnal or occasional into1ication they
consider that the disgrace Of being ar
rested, and perhaps locked up Tor the
night in the station house, is all the pun
ishment that is called for, unless the
offence iSOf gross character. Cases Of
periodical intoxiCation are regarded as
demanding greater severity-tho imposi-
ton Of fine, with confinement in default
Of payment; and habitual drunkenness
calls for long term Of correction and
enforced restraint from indulgence. The
large number Of convictions Of women is
thought to imply that women who drink
to excess are "more frequent and persist
ent than men in their return to the
courts" and less able to show mitigating
circumstances. In this first report the
records Oithe nationality of offenders are
very imperfect; but it would seem that
the sheGnstitute q very mdph larger
proportion Of the arrests for intoxication
than the number Of the Irish in the city
would warrant, Gza
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-03

CHICAGO, May 1y--F'lour-pemand faiI
and market firm. Wheat-Ifregular; No
/ Spring$i 90; No. 81 Oi96 spot; 81 Oi94
seller May; 81 0isSseller June; rejected 03c
COrn-Demand actlyeand prices advanced
No. 2 mixed al 76a78Nc spot; &c bid sell
Ter Mayer seller dune; rejected 72C bid
Oats-steady and In mod denandi No
2, O9sGa82Xc spot q Hc bid seller May
G3J(c seller June. RyC-Dull and nom
inal at$1 OF. Barley-Dull and nominal
No. 9 $tl30al 81 spot; 81 81 seller May
pork-.Dull and unsettled ut $2f 96a22 spot
s22 seller May; So 2ba22 80 seller June
iArd-Demand activeh and prices advanced
SIS So spot; SIC 65al6 81 seller May $40 Il
ai5 77x seller June. Bulk MeatszDemand
fair and market frmt shoulders exc; short
rib middles liJSc, short clear l234c, all
prices for loose spot Whisky-Steady Ant
In moderate demand d 81 IA.
On The call board wheat was unclaimed
Corn, 7bJSa76c May; 78jSa77c June. Oats
G29Gc May; G3Kc June. Pork and lard mn
changed. vgn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-03
GhpqateLIiqerrnr
ururt.RcnIIing Cause.-The Young
Man Who Was ''ShOOk."

Foml Detroit FrrePreAl rEE n
What want to know said white
headed young man Of twenty, MS he stood
before the sergeant in charge OF the Cen
trail station Yesterday; "whut | came
here for was 70 get some advice.p "a
Proceed" said the sergeant.
You know Nancy Thompson, don't
Won" ..f
Never heard Of her.
We'll, she's widder, over forty years
cid, and Pvc been boarding there" t.a
Yes"
And we arc engaged To- be married."
"Wheww whistled the officer.
IL don't blame yOn," continued tho
Young man, in a broken voice, II am
only twenty, and she's forty, but man
can't always tell when he's going to make
a TOOL OF himself" 1,'
And you fell in loveT
II did that, and as soon as we get
through talking I'm going out to hire
some one to kick ME over to Canada and
back. Yes, sir, fell dead in love loven'
u woman OF over forty"
ANU Wuut lullOWeu
"What followed? Why, what alters
iOllows2 l'm human, same's anybody
else, and when love, love like loco.
motive down grade. What do you think
| did in four weeks by the yatchSs Went,
to the theatre sixteen times, out sleigh.
ing twelve times, had three parties, went
To three lectures and took her out to eat
oysters ten or eleven times, Fact, sir
cost medurn near 5000" a.''i ~ N''i
But it was all for love-" replied the
Sergeant. allIF ,'1I u
N thought SO, and what else did | dot
Bought her n iOrty-dollar watch, ten.
dollar bracelet, fyO-dollar ring, sew
en-dollar set Of jewelry, u new dress, and
gave her iye-dollRr gold piece With o.
hole in It. Yes, sir, | drew $500 dollars
from the bank-every rcd | had-and
used ii all upon her"
And thep~ 81 Fr,.sy-,e
"She purtended to love back, and smiled
and smiled and looked heaps OF love at
me, She'd lean on my arm, talk about
cupid, and git of poetry by the rod, and
it was plainly understood that we we're To
be married in June, Oh, she knew her
biz, and she slid around me ~ the Bengal
tiger does around a lambgI rs
did she break the engagement
Last night" said the young man, swal-
lowing the lump in his throat, "she told
me that she'd been triillng with me all
along. She said she was engaged to an
other man, and she could meyer 10 moro
than sister to me. | tell you, Sergeant,
YOU could have knocked me down with u
straw, braced up after while, and
called her hypocrite, when she called
me whitehead idiot, and tho boRrderg
threw mo out Of doors. Five hundred
dollars, and Pm wrecked man.
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George Roberts and Others,
by virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, made and entered on the
10Th day d january, 1870, IN tho above entitled
cause, the undersigned Special Commissioners VII
proceed To soil At public auction, at the front door
u the Court lIOuse Of said Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL a. 1879,
COMMENCEMENT 10 o'clock A. N. Of Ail day, all the
coal and other minerals belonging at present TO the
Crescent Iron Company which are IN aud under
lands that were conveyed 10 tho said George Rob
eTLs by the deed Of John WOUS, trustee, and MIR
lha Knox, bearing dule the Slh day Of June, 1903
and recorded In tho Clerks OlEC0 Of said Ohio
county In Deed Book No. o., page 4G7i excepting
only 20 much Of said coal as was conveyed by said
George Roberts and wife TO Emma u, CartcT by
deed dated the lst day Of january, 1870, the Ell
deed being deed Of exchange between the said
Emma y. Carter, Of the one part anil the Slld
George Roberts Of the other rafl, and recorded II
said Clerks Office In Deed BOOK No. 81, page "a.
EI ScS X TS 1 liS s1 sbtoS l' d Ge[
81 exchange were granted by the said Emma Il
Garter 10 tho said GeoEO lIOGcrtsi the above belhl
the same coal, minerals ways, easements, right
aud privileges which were conveyed by the slid
Roberts and wife to tho Crescent Iron Company
by decd hearing date tho 18th day Of July, 1871
and recorded IN mld Clerks Office In Deed foOk
No IS, page 500. For MON particular and minute
description Of tho mete8 and bounds Of the premise,
here offered Tor ALE tho cOurSU Of entries and The
character Of other improvements connected with
tho same, reference Is hereby made to q complete
plat Of tho mid premises now posted IN tho ClerEl
office Of Obs County Court
TRIMS OP SALR-0no-iOurh Of tho purchase
money TO 10 paid In cash on the day Of sale, and
the residue Of said purchase money 70 10 paid ID
tour equal annual instalmentS, With interest there
on from the day Of Sale the purchaser to give bond!
with security, 10 10 approved by said Special Com
mlSllOneFs Tor said deferred payments, and th(
tito 10 aid property to DO retained until tho said
purchase money shall have been fully paid.
JAMES r. ROuERS,
H. q, BARR,
mr26 Special Commissioners
May 18th, al 10 o'clock A, n. apS0
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THANKS "FRO \. I ItE DEPTHS OF THE
WILMINGTON, LoRAIN Co, o, l

aat WELLINGTON, LoRAIN Co, O., I i
August q, 1874, /
DR.. X, v, PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir Your medicines, Golden
Medical Discovery, Dr.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, have proved Of tho greatest scr.
vice to me, Six months ago no one
thought that ! could possibly live long.
l had complication Of diseases-scrOf-
ula, manilesting itself In Oruptions and
great bloIches on my head, that made
such sores that could not have my hair
combed without causing me MUCH suffer-
Ing; also causing swollen glands, tonsils
enlarged, enlarged or "tbiCk necku and
large and numerous bOils. ] alsO SUI
fered from q terrible Chronic Catarrh,
and in fact l was 30 diseased that life was
q burden 10 me. j had tried many doc
tors with no benefit. finally procured
One.half dozen bottles Of your Golden
Medical Discovery and one dozen Sage's
Catarrh Remedy and commenced their
use. At first | wa, badly discouraged,
but after taking four bottles Of the Dis
eovery Ibegan to improve, and when |
had taken the remaining was wcl. In
addition 10 the useO Discovery | applied
a solution Of Iodine to the Goitfe ar
thick neck, as you advise in pamphlet
wrapping, and Il entirely disappeared,
Your Discovery Is certainly the most
wonderful blood medicine ever invented.
l thank God and You from the depths Of
my heart for the great good IL, has done
me. Very gratefully,
dds. ..t,r1 Mas. L. CIlAFFEg..
Most medicines which are advertised
as blood purifiers and liver medicines
contain either mercury, in some form, or
potassium and iodine variously combined.
All OF these agents have q strong tendency
to break down the blood CorpuSCles, mud
debilitate and otherwise permanently in
lure the human system, and should there
lore be discarded DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, on the other hand,
being composed Of the lluid extracts OF
native plants, barks and roots, will In no
case produce injury, la effects being
strengthening and curative only. Sarsa.
parilla, which used to enjoy quito rep
utation ms a blood purifier, Is remedy
OF thirty years ago, and may we'll give
place, as Il is doing, 70 the more positive
and valuable vegetable alternatives which
later medical investigation and discovery
has brought to light, In Scrofula or
Kings Evil, White Swellings, Ulcers,
ErysipelaS, Swclled Neck, Goitre, Scrofu.
lolis InHammStiohS, Indolent Infiamma-
tion, Mcrcurial affections, Old Sores,
Eruptions Of the Skin, and Sore Eyes, rs
In all other blood diseases, DR.. PierreS
Golden Medical Discovery has shown its
great remedial powers, curing the most
obstinate and intractablo cases. Sold by
all dealers in medicines. 40 eod,sw&w
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AN OPEN LETTER.
The United states TreNsurcF's
Prosecutor. .4a.FA1l

EcfheCutOFs 81. EAi1 Dr.
The following letter from Nellie De
loss, the alleged blackmailer Of the Hon.
John c, New Of indianapolis, has been
published. The newspaper article refer
red to in the letter was, q statementof the
scandal, in which the woman's side only
was given; -iE.l
INDIANAPOLIS, April10.-.1h Hon. John
C. Ner, Treasurer Of he United Sales. DEAR
SlR' have Just pertiBed an article In
the III RSo (Gll.) Ja4rRdlrelatingto yOh,
the Rev. Mr.. Kistler, and myself. You
know as we'll as / that Il Is abso-
mtcly true. You know-you cannot but
rcmembcr-the awful history that ended
in my perjuring myselfto shield you from
the consequences Of our mutual sin. You
were then to inc all | had In The world.
Home, family, friends, were buried in n
grave so deep that | could never hope to
reach them even In Imagination. You
promised to be all Of tllese,-and what
was one sin more upon the head OF fall
en- woman like me2 had already eaten
the bitter bread Of poverty felt the
gnawing tooth OF actual want, until to be
the mistress Of John 9. New was q dis
tinclion. Ienjoyed II, and to retain 1t l
would have signed anything; | did sign
paper cxOnerating you from having
criminal intimacy with me. HID You
asked nc to commit suicide for You then,
John C. New, I believe ! would gladly
have made tho sacrifice. MISSIONER did |
comply with your wishes than you broke
your pledges, your solemn promises; you
lung me aside into the glitter, like an TN.
clean thing. You severed the guilty con-
nection between liz, and stood forth as a
deacon In the Christian chapel, uponwhOm
a poor fallen woman dare not 80 much US
lay her finger. II, maddened by this treat
ment, proposed to take n womah's re-
venge, you knew even then how to silence
me by threat no horrible that dared not
even utter woman's feble complaint. /
write this now to bid you farewell. You
are now Treasurer Of the United States.
Kistler is in the Penitentiary, and | am
what hardly dare TO think. Never
thelcss, have no feeling Of revenge,-no
luminosity stirs my pulses. 0ur'patlls III
the future are widely divergent 1 do not
care to see them again run parallel. |
forgive you John G. New, and may your
future bp us gteata blessing to you as my
guilty past is curse to your friend.
NELLIE De Loss.
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Nav YoRK, May gt.-Colton-Dul at
i6HaIBKc. FlOur-Firmer; superhne west
ern and State at q s5a5 90; common to
good 81 0ja5 50; good to choice 50 36a
3 90; white wheat extra IS OOa6 30 extrn
Ohio 81, lOaS 90; st. Louis 60 25as 10.
Rye Flour-Steady ut a. 35a4 %. Corn
MCnl-Quiet at a. 0Oa4 90. Wheat In mod
crate demand; No. 1 spring 81 g7ai 81; No,
8 do. SttGal is; No. 9 Milwaukee 81 23hN
"a; winter red western 81 4ta1 4g; white
81 40at "a. Rye-Firmer ut 05ca$t 90. Bar
iey-Scarce. Malt-Firm. Cofn4 Nrmeti
mixed western Of lIA99 Nc; yellow e2ag2 10
Oats-sFiFmer; mixed western 74aa70 20
white,7Ga7sc. IIAy-Quiet at 6OaBlc. COT
fec-EItm ut iOHnlgHc. Sugar-Firm; fall
to good refining SAasKc; prime SasHe
Molnsses = Firm. Rice Quiet and IN
changed Whisky-Dull at $tt1b
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PHILADELPHIA, Nay I.-FlOur-Actiye
and higher; Wisconsin and Minnesota
s. 62izR6 20 Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Chic s. 25a6 50; high grades 50 5Oa7 rs,
Wheat Excited; red 81 40; amber 81 As;
white u 4sal 80. Rye-Sl 6s. CoFa-Ac,
tive; yellow 9la9l Iic; mixed Ole. Oats
Stronger; white 76a77c; mixed 75C. Pork
ga Tba2S 90. Smoked HAms-lSalIJsc.
Lard - al6c. Whisky Western 81 is,
PetrUleum-NOminali refined lS3<c; crude
9Ac, Clover Seed-SloW at II IIIal2c. Flax
Seed and Timothy-unchanged, Butter
Steady; New York and Bradford county ex.
ira 2SaSQc; do frsts 2Sa24c. Cheese-Firm;
western line 10 lSal6Nc, Eggs-Firn; west.
EN- fresh atlG4c, 7 11a1
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CINCINNATI, May i.-COtIdn- quiet d
i6Xcs F'louf-DCmand good al full prices
Whe,t-+I'irm at 81 Seal 81. Conf Steady
at 74a7sc. Oats-Steady at G7a69c, Rye
Steady ut 81 i2al 12N. liarley-Quiet Oils
unchanged. Eggs-F'irm at t4e. Butter
Firm for choice grades at 27a2gr. Cheese
Demand fair and market Arm. Ptoyisiohi
Stronger. Pork Active at $24 90 bid
IatdzDemand active and prices advanced
steam 169Sai5Xc Asked kettle l6Mal6t,
Bulk Meats - Demand fair and inafket
firm AZ SsfaiiHal2Nc, generally held high
or nj The close. BacOn-Firm at l2Aal3c
WhisEy-Fim at 81 I2.
HoGs-Quiet; common 81 OOa7 90; fair u
medium 81 75aS 10 no higher grades offer
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TnIAh0

TOLEDO, May l.-FlOur--Quict and un-
changed, Wheat-lDnll,sa Gambler Michigan
81 2B9tal ~; seller, June 81 291Si No. Lred
81 30al 81, bid. Cnrp4- Steady aud IN mod.
crate demand; high Wixed soc; low mixed
Ike, Outs Demand lair and, market
firm, No |, ,65s{RBGC; No. 2 G5c; white
GGIS: Michigan. BS5&c; reieCtell Gee. '.f ~
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New York Dry Goods.

NRw YoRK, May I.-Business continues
moderate with commission houses; jObbing
branches quiet Cotton goods Of best
brands steady, Corset jeans and Sltinets
In good demand and Rockport aud Pep.
perell makes sold up 70 receipts. Light
chocolate and shifting prints In moderate
demand, Glnghdms active and scarce.
Wooden goods reniIip quiet gpWa
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Tho Conl business NJ FairniOnt.

- '"'' VIC NHBlnuW'l
VI not known outside our immediate
,hc'ghbothood 10 what Cxtent tho coal
on'lhc's Is being carried on here. We
. were not aware until few days since
,Wnal the trade was 40 extensive. The
west Fairmont Gas Coal Company has
10" employed on ia works over one hun.
uted and fifty men, AS 10 the number en-
sigyd At the West Fork mines We are not
oGiyl'Gd, but understand a great quantity
m win Is being shipped daily. ODonneil
M".,g and the American mines are re-
p pS,,V1 10 be doing more extensive busi.
yoaA 'ian eyer before. The prospects are
1 IS Tor this work continuing through
'' summer, and we hope ii may,
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RAIL ROAR BoNDs-MortVapes 0uiet

RAIL ROAD BoNDs-MortgagGs quiet
SToCKs,-The stock market was very dull
early in the day, aud prices declined, with
the chief decline ID Wabash. ThemArket
was steadiSr In the afternoon, and dull and
steady. The adyaacGzior the day ranged
from 4 10 X per cent. Panama made the
greatest advance, rising from ts7to 100,
with that'priCe bid The close, Western
Union rose from 79N 10 sON, closing at
sos, Union Pacific advanced to779E, and
closed at the highest point OF the day The
inCreased, earnings Of the road Tor April
1905, SO2 for twenty-nine days, against $7l0,.
S5l same time last Sear-strengthgned the
stock, aud there WIS steady buying move.
mGnt, which may have some connie elton
with the rumor that Boston combination
had been formed TO buy u, 900 shares. Pa.
cihc Mail closed 81 As, the highest price
made. Lake Shore recovered to ION North.
west To- ~, Ohios to 261G, and Wabash to
1915. 81. Louis & Kansas CitysprefOrrCd
declinedto 42Il, and afterwards recovered
to:i3IG. Michigan Central advaneelto AK,
and Delaware, Iackawanna & sWeStern to
IiOsS, with slight reaction atsths close.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which 5000 were Erie, lO,GO0iake Shore,
$500 Northwestern, 1O,5OO Pacific Mail,
$500 Ohios, $1,000 Western Union, O,4OO
Wabash, and 10000 Union Pacific,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stocks.
by TELEGRAPH.

NRw YORK, May 1.-MoNRY-GloS
easy ut gtfS3'per cent on call. Prime mer
camille paper is quoted at GAG per cent with
exceptionally choice at per cent,
lFOREIdN ExCHANGR-Dull at $4.s7a
4.S7N for, sixty days, Sterling exchange
Si.0Oal.90h for demand. eS'
GoLD-TQpeued at lI5N and closed at
1l5k, the extremes Of the day. borrowing
rates l.Ofper diem and Sa2al I6al per cent,
per annum. At the close loans were fiat.
Clearings -, 100000. Tho Assistant Treas.
urer discussed to-day 1890 900, and re-
ceived for customs Sal" 900. Specie ship
ments $4,000.
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CLEVELAND, May l.-Wheata-F Firm; No.
red 81 81; No. 2 do 1920. Corn and Oats
Firm and unchanged, Petroleum-Qnieti
standard white, car lots l1kc; Ohio State
test i2Kc; small lots lac higher.
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PITTSBURGH, May k-Whsat-UnChan
Oh. COra,4sEar s6GsTG shsllell S6aS7c, Pc.
trOleupzQuiet aud steady sFnde 81 5?h
nj ParkeFs; refined 1S4e. Philadelphia dc.
livery, aG. .,C,..,.,.-.....t-
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
CRESCENT MILL
FoR sAlLE,

Pursuant to aided Of trust Of the CRESCENT
IRON COMPANY, dated the second day Of
March, 1871, and recOrlel in Decd Of Trust Book,
No, I, rage 29a In the CleEks Oikce Of tho County
Court d Ohio county, West Virginia, We the IN
deislgned, Hannibal Forbes and Robert CFanglc,
Trustees (tho Eali Hannibal FOTba having beGn by
an OrleF OF the Circuit Court for Ohio county, WGl
Var made and entered op tho 18th day Oi prCem-
beE, 1874, appointed Trustee In the place and hGad
Of James 4 Wheat, deOeasel,l will on
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Mr. President IL have been eagerly
awaiting response to our Superintcn-
dents ddrcss OF welcome. Bat our
teachers seem somewhat Indifferent in
the way of speech making at this time
and cannot refrain from expressing
my gratitude towards him, whose un.
tiring efforts have been 70 make this
meeting n pleasant and profitable