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" H. WHEATLEY,S
STEAM DYEING , sNp CLEANING KsrAB

az Jsfrson Steer, Georgso,rn, DC
Established, 1881. Premium awarded, 1857 En-
largo ard improved, 1874 Ladies' aud Gertlenen's
wearing spparel Of every descrip ION. inclndfps
yelvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings Kid Gloves
&c SC. nicely cleaned ed; also, urtsns and
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months,
Send Us your address and we will call for and re.
turn work 81 place ia the District free OF extrs
charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex.
press from and 10 Any place in the country apsl r
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EDIroR SrARs--Who saw the race ? What
- We nse OF saying 4 O'Clock sharp as the
, LIZ LOT The start, and then disappont the
~ p1s, y, y not starting before nearly So Who
"o1' racer QUERY.
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weather Pro6asHsfes To-day.
OFFICE OF CzIrr SIGNAL OyyIeyR,
WARRINGTON, October -, 1s15.

For the lower lakes, the middle and east
eru states. falling barometer, southwest 10
southeast and northeast winds. high temper
allure, Increasing cloudineSs and rain. fol-
lowed by northwest winds and cold weather
on the lower lakes.
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GEORG ETOW N.

THE NASSAU FOUR were on the river
practising this morning and attracted much
WIN. q. CRAIG, esq. writes from California
mat his brides health has been seriously
impaired by the too sudden change of elf
, mate ana her physician has ordered her re-
THE OFFERINGS OF WHEAT at the Mer-
chants Exchange O-Iay amounted to $500
81 80. w.
RIVER AND CANAL-Arrived-St
John Gibson, from New York, consigned TO
for District merchants; schooner Sarah c.
Smith, from Philadelphia, with coal for
Dickson q King schooner Kitty Ann, from
Hartley Brother. BY caral-Boat Hattie
and Bessie, with 3 400 bushels of wheat and
100 barrels Of flour for Hartley & Brother.
0Dr EcclestOn, his election having bsen
ratified by the requisite mum Der of standing
committees, will be the next bishop of Iowa.
0The Brooklyn police commission has
prohibited its men from carrying pistols in
the day time.
NThe Prince Of Wales arrived at Cairo
yesterday, having disembarked from the
Scraple at Ismalia.
ga dispatch from Staunton, Va, reports
the suspension Of the Virginia banking aud
trust company.
a0Returns from the Colorado election in
d1cate that the republicans have carried the
territory, and that they will have majority
in The constitutional convention.
~A woman in Massachusetts, led tramp
the other day, after which he asked n he
might go TO bed long enough for her to wash
and iron>his shirt.
~An informal reception was rendered To
Hon. carl Schurz last night at the residence
OF Royal Phelps, in New York. Ex Govern
oTs DIX and Morgan were among those pres
eDt-
- The survivors of the famous "Six HIM
dred" yesterday celebrated the twenty FIRST
anniversary OF the battle OF Balaklava by a
banquet at the Alexandra palace near Lon
don.
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CITY MS.

Corns, &c Easy Feet
being requisite TO health and comfort, thou
sands OF the Intelligent public patronize DIR.
whites well-known establishment, 535 18th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns, Buniops, Inverted Nails, Chilblains,
Vascular Excrescepces, etc.
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Wall Street To-day

says: Inc wall street markets are les. active than
yesterday. and speculative shares are lower Gold
j. firm and higher The openi, rrice Was Ilsf AZ
asasn the price as we write being il57s The open
rates have been Sal 81. 7s5 per cent per anurm
and Hat Foreign exchange lower than y. st. r
day The lea ling drawers of sterling having easily
rsouoed their posted rates 10 40 and 5sDI,
business Is about u cent below these rates
In the m ney market, call loans, 10th for
hrohfrs baia oes at stock exchange aud for Ioa rs
q banks and trust companies ara now 4a5 per c, Mt
Government bonds here 1fsL higher Than es-
terday EXCEPT for new SIS Al currency s. y hicb
are ur changed The stock market opened with
slight changes compared with yesterdays closing
prices Extreme sales, given in order If activity
have been as follows Lake Shore COS a6O; Western
nrfe. H.4sl69: Northwestern. 3saSK; Missouri
Pacific, I9sss.t; 81. Paul $40 s34's; Union Pacific
Mis,issitpi i6AssS Michigan Centr al, 6isls6I New
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FINE FURSITURE.-The residence No. lIf3
n street, where the sale OF elegant furniturs
Is 20 take place on Thursday. the 18th inst,
II o'clock until D. m. Parties Furnishing
should give this sale their attention, as the
iGrnitrue is OF q superior class.
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FREcXLEs removed by Natures Beautff,er

MISS HULETT is gaining a successful law
practice in Chicago. Her "attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Noa,1e's Bea,s-
hfer. 1884
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DRY GOODS.

TRY Goods NOTICE.
The undersigned having purchssed from the Ga
ssnets = the iase frm q Began q wylie their en-
Try GOODS, &C,
Has reoyened 81 the old stand. Iols Tth street
Nish choice and select as.ortment Of
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which vii be sole at lowest rs,es Great h.rg.,,s
MAJ be es pected.
wM BIRD WYLtR,
oct25-n Ie1S 9TH street northvee.
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CHEAPEST CASH DRY GOODS
STORE IN WASHINGTON.
Very stout Canton Flarn.lsc
Splendid yard wide Cotton, nc
Vefyy ss. A ss.e }ns5cse e,, 0o'tss' ic
nsrd wide Pacific csmbrics, in Navy Blue, Seal
Double width Black water proof, 7sc
CARrKRs, s0s MARKET SPACE
Sv.foss ysra siae Rl.sf s:hmsTs.se very tO.
Ne. Irs.. Coo. r s every sf Pay day, s"' 81
t e;sasae P s,ss' ssa fiekinr, sc.
Excellent Calico, &c.
Gsssimere for men ard BOYS. cheap.
Woven seams English Stockings, iSc. oc,2s-tr
DRY GOODS AT HALF THEIR VALUE.
Mssnifsspt BLACK eros Grain snk 81
sSupsrs Plaid pisgSpsls a. 3, 80, and 20 csrt,.
besauf1i Black Mehair y cents, worth - cents.
MMs srSho Plsids, soIS anslity; Is cents.
sEaca bantam "a ~ .izsS :. 9Sisss
Largest stock Of Guipure and Yak Lsoes in tue CITY,
rev Patterns Just received 1t the cheapest store
CoSNoLLYs,
oot3 II Cos OBJ street, opp. Patent onics.
IT HAS BEEN ONE or The CHIyF OBJECTS
best qualities Of ali 6 SIs;.e sS g
peJded. -
In no one item have obtained 80 srea, success.
as IN
BLACK SILKS
We have bad many assurances of this from our
Customers and Others, who never purchase a BLACK
Sin except from us
slLhs BRANDED GA SHMERG CENTENNIAL
We Know these goods from the cocoon 20 the IN
ished slks and have no besitaton in placing tn m
10 competition VII any of the well know aud pop
MAR msnnfactures and guarantee thai for Color.
bx US sho DURABILITY they have no superior.
We have them IN prices ranging from 50 Is 20
no Change will be permitted.
JOHN Y. MITCHELL.
oc1z5n S31 Pennsy lvania avenue.
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INJURED BY FALL FROM Hrs C.p-
Yesterday afternoon, Henry Cramn,on a.
pioyed as driver of wood and coal carr by
SEWERS Bro, was thrown from his carl ~
Inc corner OF eth and % streets, and had two
ofhis ribs broken and was otherwise in ~, s~v
DIR. GoerDer attended him after Officer Olive,
bad taken him 10 his home, No. 2i2 O. strees
alley.
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District Government Am,r-

The Parking commission are making ar
IanEements To plant trees and shrubbery In
the Potter's field cemetry II complete the
system OF Improvements inauguratei there
by the District authorities.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Plowman:-HOn. Horace
CaTrnn, two story brick dwelling, south
side street northwest, between 18th street
and Vermont avenue; Si2 600. j. Van Ris-
wick. q twO-StOry brick Office. west side of
Sfb, between u and streets northwest:
$1,000. =. e. Mcdowell, two story brick
dwelling. south side F., between 2d and Sd
streets northeast; -, 800.
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GkORsEToWNS AXINsS BANK, D. G.

~ 81 HIGH STREET
BANK neure, .. m. To 4 D. m, and on Saturdays
~ reSeNe nepositsl until 2. m. Interest paid on
aSep9s,ts General Banking business done, and coli
iectons made on all accessible points Discount
days, MONDAYS II. POLKINH0RN. President
II. ". BARRETT, Cashier
. Directors.
II. Polkfnhorn, Thos Downing J. r Miteberr
berry berry Dickson, I. L. Gropley, sred. W. Jones,
NAV III TN Nv '@1o"~o Ao"~te
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RRODHEAD & CO.,
$50 PENNsY WANNA AvENU3
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS,
Have Just received comp lete stock OF the late
NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS,
nom . cents to % . per yard, embracing Plain
IIfll sERGKS, Chinin CLOTH, SNOW fecked
CAa1LS HAIR, stIiyed DEBEake. &c, &c,
market, having been taken from the custom house
within the past week.
BLACK SILKS, from 81 10 to o. 50 per yard Tin.
GLIDING the celebrated make Of Bonnet, Guinet Bel.
lev. and Coto and DeCoteD
BLACK CASHMERES Of French manufacture,
rnsurpesed In color, quality and durability, from
BLACKALPACAe and MoHAIRs, from &c. up.
DRAP DHETE, q . and up.
White ana Red yLANHKLs,, rwillsd and Plain, ,
H SaAH w. ron X No 3 IS ss.d'
BALMORAL eKlRfe, u and up.
NaB" Iron -ffs9e HO6H, fbest ausiitv, j q boz.
Wamsutta "a Blsachsd COTTON, Is cents yard.
These goods have bssa Sslsetsd With great care
and purclased for cash, and should receive the e.
tsnt3on qf 81 cioss buyers.
DRODUBAD . CO..,
octl-tr e3s Penns. ave., bst. % cd lotk SO.
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j G. WISWALL * co.
TO THE FRONT.
Having been successful In disposins of the unde.
,iD RorOn Of their goods and having failed in
pated, have the homer 70 announce that they have
deter mined to continue their business, and shall,
On MONDAY, October 18th.
NEW, FRESH AND COMPLETE STOCK
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
in New York.
We call attention to
BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS,
All the celebrated makes purchas ed at Auction At
rnlnous sacrifice TO the importer, be offered al an
unprecedented reduction ON all former prices.
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
New, rich and elegant.
CAsHMEREs,
ALPACAs,
MOHAIRS, &c,
AT AUCTION PRICES
Full lines Of UNDERWEAR for every body, lower
than ever before sold in any market.
,!CAssIMKREs, FLANNELs, BLANKETS, &c,
direct from auction. '
400 pairs FINE WOOL ia BLANKETS AT
SO; former price $40. Best sold for the money
BLEACBED LINEN TABLE DAMAsK, fril
widths, SO cents per yard.
EXTRA HEAVY CANTON FLANNELs,
cents.
ANDRosCROGGIN BLEACHED COTTON, 10
cents. -"
PRINTS and CAMBRICs dob Lott S cents.
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J. O. WISWALL . 90,
No. $40 SEVENTH STREET

CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
Apdroscoegin Bleached Cotton, loo
Fast colored Caicoes, 63Sc.
Ends Paper Cambrics, 6Lc
Cheap Stock in oil its BRANCHES
Dress Goods, extraordinarily low.
Amwooi Impress Cloths, H1lc., worth 60c.
All wool Satipee, S1Sc, cheap.
Fancy Plaid Dress Goods. Is 70 75c
Mixed suitings, Camel.' Hair and Cloth Goods.
Mourpings IN Oashmere merinoes, prsp X re.
Carett Stock must be reduced for caah
English Brussels. q 3 worth Sl7s.
Ipgrains, 50, 90, rs, 3 I, cheap
Rugs. n ats, Oil Cloths
Felt Skirts. 75c., worth 81
BalmorAl Skirts, Soc.
=. n. NAUDAIN,
octB u zoe MARKET Space.
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NATIONAL THEArER.-A fair audience,
c.onslder1ns the rival attraction OF the
Ilnens concert welcomed Mrs. Bowers last
sSening, The role OF Lady Audley was as
us usual, admirably rendered by her Eer
voice II rlcn and pathetic In tone aud her
lover over zoe expression of her eountena nls
Tonight she will appear in tie en,oS, i SoUn
drama East Lynne eoA"nai
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GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.-The celebrated
contralfo, Miss Adelaide Phillips, has or
ganfzed complete Italian Opera Company.
including her gifted sister, Tom Karl. the
tenor, and many other principals Of note,
with grand orchestra and chorus. Negoti-
atoms are on foot for Its appearance in this
city, which, II successful, will give Wash
lDgton the first performances OF the only
italian opera company In the country
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UNION REVIVAL MERrINGa-The union
services At the Foundry IN. E.l Church were
largely attended last evening. On the plat
form were the Revs. DIR. Noble. Gray, Butler.
Hammond, Freeman, Wills, Cleaveland and
full OF spirit and suggestions The meeting
was very full Of interest. Rev. Drs Wills,
Hall, And 9. G. Wight led in prayers, and DR..
Iieeveiand made some closing remarks.
an hour for prayer and conference, Followed
oy sermon, and closing promp pity at .
O'Clock The spirit or revival II evidently
on the increase In this city.
CLIPPING DOCS EARs Cosfs s5.-ro-dav
Mr.. Gatchel, president OF t,ne Society for the
prevention OF Cruelty TO Alstmals, arrested
Cornelius Roberte0n Tor havine bis dogs ears
clipped. Justice Plant, before Som he was
taken. imposed flne Of Is. A warrant has
kional clipper"
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'M'Ts.

OF P SrHIAs-rhe member Of
Wy dERaIOnk LODGE, No ~, are hereby
reYueded 10 attend he regular CONVENTION AZ Odd
Ithows Hsi, SsSrFcfovn, ID. u, st ~ o'ci ,ck ..
m ,on TUESDAY, 2b,h instant Grad Visit atior,
ozsA .. NORRIS rH0RNE, X RS.
hFA sPkCIAL MEHTING OF the HTBERNIA
Wy Hall AsSOCIAfTON win be held It their
hail, WEDNESDAY, the Nth instant. AT o clock
Pm Punctuai attendance is earnestly requested
By order Of The President.
ocf2sS JANIS A. REILLY, Secretary.
Tor RENT IN eIORGETOWn-Tne BRIOK
DWELLING No. % West street. Containing 40
rooms, with modern improvements gas aud water:
Nth large lot eligibly looat cars pass the
door Possession given Nov ember ist App,y NJ
l2l DuLbartop street, correr Congress. oc3b-eost
EIksT GRAND OPENING
At Mrs. DAVID = 1OuNGS Store, -
ll3 Bridge street, GEORGETOWN,
THURSDAY, DC ober 81. ISIS
Ladies are pectfully invited to attend suels I'm
NEw FALL AND WINTER G0oDs.-Jus,
4 received from New York, l. aides Dress 20 DDS in
the newest materials used Beautiful Piaids and
other goods for misses and children Cloths. CAST
meres and Woolens for men and boys. A splendid
stock OF shawis. Flannels OF sill kinds. A large
1 OF bi.Dkeis at IS -, o., and %. CArpsts,
Call and examine our Goods.
We sell cheap.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs-At a reoular
meeting Of Columbia Temple Of Honor xud
Temperance, No. ], held at their hall last
night, The following officers We're elected u
serve for the ensuing term of six months: w
q; T.. j. ID. Mum; W. V. T., Randolph Neik-
Iehsum; w. r.. II. w. Howard; w. A. r.
Lewis Wiley; W. p. e, T. p. Reid: w. t .
-: u, j. u. parnieile; W. e.. ID. P. Holloway
W =, W. h PhipSs; z. ". c. T., VII;
Prout; and W. c.. j. W. Be.ie
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A BURGLAR SENT TO JAIL.-In the Police
Court yesterday Judge Smell presiding) a
col0red man named John Smith, alias
Lewis, was charged with breaking and en-
teriDg the house of Mr.. G. III. Poole, No. $40
street northwest, on the evening of Saturday
iast- and stealing therefrOm various articles
Of wearing apparel. The evidence was d.
rect, the thief being captured in the very act
81 robbing the hat-stand, and he was throt-
Tied and held in durance until the arrival of
0f1icer Brown, who took him TO the station
The Judge very properly referred the case to
The grand jury, and fixed the bail at 81 COO
ibis IL one OF the numerous cases of robbipg
daily occurring in the northwestern part OF
the city, partly because policemen are not
numerous enough Whereabouts.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-11-10

DEATH.-In the death of Mr.. Andrew
NJ. Wicker, Newberry has lost a good
citizen and the Methodist Church; to
which he was attached, consistent,
earwst and deeply pious member. Our
deceased friend was born in this county,
in the neighborhood of Pomaria, on the
18th of March, 1917, and died on Satur.
day morning last, in the 59th year Of
his age, after lingering and painful
illness, which he bore with Christian
patience and resignation seldom wit
messed. His death was triumph-the
approach of the king of terrors did not
affect his peace of mind, and when the
final shock came he was ready: He
was good man, sincere Christian, a
kind, sympathizing friend, in whom
was no guile, and his heart o7erhowed
with charity to all men, a charity too
not Of words, but Of deeds. We deeply,
sincerely mourn his death. and sympa-
thize with the bereaved family. May
the God of the widow and orphan be
their friend.
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List of Letters remaining in the Post Office


at Newberry, S. c.:
Nelson Butler, J. Bohen, Andrew Bowlare
VIM. Bryson, Calvin Baker, David Bailey
Furman Brooks, Joshua Burden, Mrs. SUI
Brown, R. S. Burwell, Sam Boyd, copd:
Harry Clark, Alfred Chairman, JOS Cofeld
Sam ! Cannon, Griffin Cannon L. Colman
Miss Mariah Galloway, Miss Mary Guthrie
Mrs. L. A. Hipp, Mrs. III. E. Hinsou, MARI
Hunt, Miss J. J. Jones, Elias Lewis, Corne
lius F. Luqua, Mrs. A. C. Long, Miss JANE
Lilies, DR.. Mower Mccain, Seth w. Munpin
VIM. Mathews, Mrs. Mary E. Mayhem, Pres
ton Nets, G. W. Murray, Ben: S. Mathews
Miss Emma Nickerson, Miss Flora ": Pc
terson, W: ]. Rogers, S: Ruff, L; D: Riley
O. Ruff, Hannah Stands, Jno. c. Stewart
D. W. Stewart, NJ. E. Smith, Miss (. E
Summer, August Sbielnan, J. J. Schwerin
T. J. Smith, Thos. Suber, F. q. Wilson, j.
J. Woolverton, Miss Mamie Il. Whitmire
Miss Lucy Wadsworth.
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ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY

ABOUT The 1OWN AMI OOON1A''
Several; days fine weather this week.
The cotton still rolls in, and buyers
are lively. 49,.
The scar and yellow leaves have near
" ali fallen.
Candidates for Council were awfully
dunned last Tuesday. .
Turkeys sold on Wednesday last at
10 1-2 cents per pound. Cheaper and
better than centennial beef.
Our butchers, we are pleased to say,
are playing the part of Christians now.
Beef latterly has been very good. No
complaint even from those who tried
meat from the jumping heifer few
days ago.
The scarcity of cats is unaccountable,
considering that there are no Sausages
on sale.
The Epizootic is very prevalent
among horses and mules. 1t first al
fected two-legged bipeds. It is said not
to be dangerous.
Reckless driving should be stopped
by our town marsbals. The smashing
Of vehicles matters not, but the risk
pedestrians run is serious matter.
Mule teams should not be allowed to
90 through the streets at pace faster
than walk or slow trot.
A prominent shoe man says the earth
quake of last Monday night caused his
wash basin to dance a jig.
The municipal election on last Tues
day was the quietest thing on record:
No liquor was drank nor a drop of
blood spilled.
Shoe dealer-I find we have no num-
Der twelve shoes, sir; but here is pair
of large mines. Customer-Nines! Do
you take me for Cindereller?
There are two times in a mans life
when lie eagerly scans the newspaper
once, when he has been in an awful
scrape, and, again, when he is looking
for q puff. And yet there are men who
say they have no use for newspapers.
A Western newspaper says that the
devil has reserved several choice seats
for those who write communications to
newspapers with. lead pencil.
The Job Printing department OF the
HERALD is in lively blast. Splendid
inks, superfne paper, No l cards, a tip:
top printer, and prices low. Now is
the time to have work done,
The HERALD Book Store is largely
supplied blank books Of all kinds. pa
per and envelopes, all varieties, inks
school books, &C., &c.
Ode to the printer-a years subscrlp
ton.
i thursday was another dusty day anc
i dress goods suffered.
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THOMPSON, Dentist, over Phifer's s
ONLY FOR CASH

! Knowing that times are hard and mo-
&ney scarce, I am determined to sell
seeeds IN my line, cheaper than they
have ever been bought in this place be-
fore If you want anything in my line
it viii be to your interest to call and
examine my stock, as know you will
be pleased both as to price and quality.
have just received very large stock
of Solid and Plated Silver Ware, suit
able for Presents. Also W t h s ,
Clocks, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, &c. &C..
All of which will be sold Cheap for
CASH and CASH ONLY.
do not propose to sell goods at or
below New York Cost, but at a very
short profit.
All goods sold warranted as repre-
sented' JOHN +. SPECh'
Nov. 453 =. Newberry.
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The Best Protection.

The best safeguards against epidemic dis
ease are thorough digestion and firm nerves.
1t is beeause they assure the regular perform
ance Of the digestive process, and 'uYlgorate
the nervous system, that Hostetter' S Stomach
Bitters are such sovereign protective agalnst
the influences which beget intermittent mai
aides, and those which directly affect the
stomach and bowels. If the nerves are health
fu Nv TRANQUIL, The assimilation Of food per-
feet as they are sure to be under the Influence
of this standard tonic and nervine, malaria
NAV be defed; and if, in the absence Of the
most reliable Of medical safeguards the sys'
tenn has fallen prey to disease of an inter
mittent or remittent type, the Bitters will, Il
persisted in, eradicate every vestige of the
malady. B,liousneSs, constipation and dys'
re2sia yield with equal certainty to the ope
ration of this potent vegetable Alternative.
At.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-11-10
NEWBERRY
MALE ACADEMY,
NEWBERRY, S. c..

THE EXERCISES of this Institution will
be resumed on TUESDAY, THE 18th OF
OCTOBER.
The subscriber having been recently
elected Principal, will aim to place this
School on footing with the best Classical
and Mathematical Institutions of tie South.
The design of the School will be to fur
nish boys with a liberal and thorough edu-
cation, which will prepare them either for
entering College, or the study of the learn.
ed professions, or for the more practical
pursuits of life.
By a thorough and practical course OF
studies, and firm, but judicious discipline,
the subscriber hopes to merit generous
patronage.
For particulars, apply to Maj. IL ones,
Chairman of Board of Trustees, S. ?. Booz'
er, Secretary, or to -
R. H. GLARKSON,
1t Principal.
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THANKs.-Gen. and Mrs. Geo. Wash
ington will accept our thanks for cor
dial invitation to attend a pleasant re-
ception which they propose to give on
next Tuesday night, at Temperance
Hall. That it will be an enjoyable oc-
casion we are satisfied, for when the Ia
dies set their heads on anything, hearts
and hands all join, and the consequence
is grand success. We hope to have
the honor Of waiting on the distinguish
ed couple, and indulge the additional
hope seeing the Hall crowded. Re-
member the time-Tuesday, Nov. 10th.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-11-10
Commercial.

NEwBERRY, November 9.-Cotton market
continues active-closing at III, with good
supply and demand.
Bales shipped during week-962.
LIVERPOOL, November 8 Cotton steady
-middling uplands 615-l6; middling Or
leans Il.
New YORK, November 8.-Cotton quiet
and steady; sales 1,064, at 13 5-16a13 11-16
Gold dull and weak, at l.14aa1. .145.
BALTIMORE, November 8.-Cotton quiet
middling 12Ea13.
AUGUSTA, November 8.-Cotton steady
middling 1873.
CHARLESTON, November 6.-Cotton firm
-middling 123.