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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-08
WEDNESDAY THE 3lsT DAY OF MARCH
Next,
the following VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY

The fOllONlDg VEIL NALtA"LL ihVf tht u
viz:
/. AL TIE WATER-POwEg AND WATER
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES, including an uhdl-
yided mOiety OF the canal and canal bed. The Gam.
and all easements appurteLan thereto. winch were
convey &c 10 the Danyile Manufacturing Company
by Crews, Rodenh.zer K Go. by deed dated the Zoth
day OF september, 1852, and which were siter-
wards convey eddy the Danyilie Msnuiacinrins Son
paDy to H. Robertson trusee, by deed OF trust Gated
The 9th day OF May, 1866 both deeds recorded In
the Hastings Court OF Danyille.
2. AEo, the THREE LOTS OF LAND, Suitable
for factory sites and Other purposes, lynx between
the canal and Dan river. OGe of these lots mas
font on The canal OF 244S feet, improved by a
BRICK BUILDING and the founc a;ion-ws y, &C.,
Danviile Manufacturing COMPANY The second lot
has front on The canal OF f76 feet, and The third
front OF 2,16l feet all running bacs 20 The river.
map Of the property viii he exhibited at The
sale, aud meanwhile can oe seen iipon appncaiinn
20 the undersigned at his Office III Danyiiie, Va.
These lots are also more fully described In above
men tioucd deed OF tsus'.
The properly will be sold subject 10 the covenants.
restriciions aud provisions OF the two shoye meu-
ioned deeds and also suDccl 10 the DEGREES aud pro-
cecdnas Of the Court iu The two suits above mem
toned adjudcating the rights or all parties inte-
rested IN the said properly.
| TERMS OF SALE; Tea percentum OF the pnr-
chase M oneys In cash, the RESIDUE by rqua instsl
mcnts OF one two. and three years frvm DAY o. SAFE
bearing interest from thai day, for which the pur-
chaser win be required 10 give boad with good Sc
entity the title 10 be retained uns all ,hr purchase
money Is paid and the further order OF the Ceurs.
The above sale u worthy 81 the attention o. GAP, s
kind of water power factories at point ~ Favor
HARRISON ROuERTsbS,
Trustee and special COMMISSIONER
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has a red wax seal OIL the lid, with the
Impression Or. MOLANE's LIVER PILLS.
signatures of c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. MCLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full OF limitations
Of The name McLANE, spelled differently but same
remuneration nay l2-deowly
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DENTISTS.

~ W. JONES, DENTIST, Once =
Ne No. e07 yEAxKLlN STREET. be-e0kX0
tWezn Eighth aud Ninth streets, having every c0n-
vcnlence and appliance for comfort OF his paiisnts
with twenty-five ycsrs' experience and Prices Re-
pgcRp. Is prepared to pfrform gently and care.
glly 81 operations for such a nay desire bis pro.
togs1onal seryicsos pQ17.eu
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DEMOVAL.-GA SEED >TORE,
IL wholesale and reisil.-TOBACCo ~ Az
the INDIA aud TROPHY IoNATo; LulI -
CORN and AFRICAN MELON. Many 20 l-.'
SEEDS are grown by me, aud n can d. ifiI' f4.i
am the only farmer aud trucker engaged 30 id' "'''
ness I'm this city JOHN y. MEKt DIN .Hrcr'-
10 Allison & Addison I'm Garden Secs, 40 NORM
sixth street, opposite second Market.
RICHMOND, VA. February 10, lesO. ,,,..
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BY Chafiin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No I north Tenth street.

COMMI SSIONERS' SALE OF A MOST
" DESIRABLE FARM OF ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY-FIyE AND ONE HALF ACRES,
IN HENRICO COUNTY THREE AND a HALE
MILES FROM THE cry OF RICHM0N,D;, 1N
THE BROAD-STREET ROAD OR DEF Run
TURNPIKE. AT AUCTiON.-ID pursuance OF de-
crees OF the Circuit Court Of the CO uny OF Henrlco
entered on the 9th day of July. 1879, and 23d day
of February, 1880. the undersigned, as special COM
mjssioBers appointed thereby, viii, on MONDAY
the 9Th day Of March, 1880 court day., at z
O'Clock ~. sell at public auction, IN froht OF me
county court house of IIenrico county, The REAL
ESTATE described above, being he same farm or
trac, of land on which Williamson Browning de-
ceased resided at The time Of his death. THIS FARM
has on II BRICK DWELLING somewhat out OF
repair, the usual ou-hOusts, and an excellent ice
house and yond. and good orchard. md NAV with
little expense be made a most desirable SUBURBAN
residence. The fact mat a sale Is absolutely neces
sary for division. and the property being situated on
one of the finest roads leading into Richmond makes
this a most excellent opportunity TOR persons de-
string suburban lands 10 secure bargain. a.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance on credits OF
six twelve and eighteen months from day OF sale !:
the purchaser giving his notes. with interest added
for The deferred pa, mebts ard the title TO the pro-
per TO be retained until the wnole purchase-money
is paid and conveyance ordered by The Court.
A. r. COURTNEY,
A. l.. HOLLADAY,
70 o5.eod6t Special Commissioners.
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BY Gribbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street, between Main aud Bans'

THAT VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
l. SITUATED AT 1HE N@RIuWrsT Co Ok,
w,iiCU sTANDs TIE STABLES OF Mn. A. w.
GaRiiER. FOR SALE AT AUCTION: by request
OF the heirs OF the late owner we WI, sell ~
March. at AZ o'clock +. NJ, The PROPERTY situ-
aied as above II fronts SO S.l2 feet on the north
line Of Cary street, aud runs back 100 feet ON ihe
west line 81 Nintn street.
this is situated In the centre OF the bust
ness pagt OF the city and witbtn rev steps OF tns
Baslu aud now Thai The railroad isabout 10 re ou
im,,roye as much as any property In the Vicinity.
TERMS: Viii be made known ~ ,ne I'm. OK I'M
sale. GkubhS Wp.LhAMs,
nm Au0ss0"sSs"
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!-I&
I ofYtr for sale 400 suits OF ChsmbeI Furnl- -
iure, in price nom 42S to 5000, from the best ~
manufactures East aud West, also OF my own
Kitchen Furniture and every article In the furni-
iurc line. Also, Cabinet. Maker supplies OF every
description. viii duplicate baltimore prices. Par
ties In want will ave money bv giving me eall.
Oface and Wurerooms l436 Main street, near fif-
tenth street. Workshops: L. ~, and north tif-
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nLD DOMINION sFEANSHIP (sPq,
" COMPANY. sseaES
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one ~ thplr ,rls,As
s.narn"rs--CLD DOMINION, WYASDkF. MAN.
HAITIAN, tsAkC BhLl, and RlGHNbND-
every TUESDA) FRIDAY, and SUNDAY At
hi0t water.
These saios are entirely new. and were bull c,.
pressly FOR this route.
They we splendid ,alcons, s,ate-rooris. and hath
rooms.
The fare, accommoGa Ions, aid attentions are ur
SURPASSED.
Ships going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot Of Beach street. SHIPS coming south SAIL from
PIER 40, Nor.h riyer, fonr Of Christopher street
Nreight r9ceiver an. g O'Clock =. Il. daily.
FregnH for points beyond New York forwari q
with dispatch, and no charge made except ac!as el
penses incurred.
C1oin fare 70 New York, sig Storage, .5 .rf
FOR further IN Information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO., AgeFy
I'm, ~
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cgoCs.RY. aLseswAnE. 80
UOTJDAY CHINA GOODS.
IUE LATEST NOVELTIES IN THE WAY Vf
GLASS AND POTTERY.

GLASS AND POTTERY.
AMBER CRACKLE GLASS; Gil.
FLORENTINE GLASS-Only a few pieces 10 '''
county: . ..- ala
GERS GLASS, which took the prensum over 'D'
Hohemian. n,..rpr
HARLEQUIN, A. ID. COFFEEs. and Dts'LH'
SETS: .,,.
FRITZ pr ATF9-lvory hOdv-- omefh'nf tt"'
cUANBER sE'rS-MntOn-y variety OF pa.iciH''
TEA SEfS-aii psices and styles. ,,Nr oil.
MIL have opened on The eTn in,ias,r sntN
largest assortment OF WORCE TER. ~ te''
AID LONGWY WARE ever exliliit. az ''
~ q w 1907 Main street.
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BY John NJ. GOddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. HOG Main street.
WEST GRACE STREET PROPERTY
w FOR SALE.

| Will offer for sale on WEDNESDAY the ION day
of March, $50, on the prems, al IA O'Clock L. W.
that BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT at the nortn-
west corner Grace ami Henry streets and adtoin-
ing The bandsome residence OF James u. winston,
ESD fronting on Grace street 60 fee. and running
back so feet TO alley feet wide; viii he sold
as whole, divided into two lots OF 80 ieet tacn
TEpMs: Oue-fourth ash: balance AT four. eight
ana Twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. and secured by dee OF trust.
mil j. NJ. GODDIN, Auciionecr.
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DEF - OSs " 'AbAREWS.
1yOR NEW k.-The Old ~rpS
E Dominion Steamship lomrzny'ss5Sx&4
seamsbip DIN DOMINION, Captain W1IETs
wfII sstf Il CksDAY, March g,b, a. 3 O'CLOCK r. a
Freight received until O'Clock r. ".
Throush bills or iading signed an goods for,
wardcd with dispatch u all points nol IN, souih
east and west; also, 10 foreign porte.
Passenger accommodations nlsLrpassej
Cabin fare 20 New York. sI2; steer,ge, ts and
S..
For freight or passage apply 70
Il. w. ALLES . Co. Azen,s
NH s-2t corppsny's wharf. Rocketis.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATsl-n-
C0APANY'sI
JAHES-RGvER LINE.
FOR
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
ALL ggGu, AR LANDINGS or JAMES Rlyvz
CoyNEcTIgs At
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE BAYIfNZ.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK. AND BOsrON.

The fast and elegant slesDsfr ARrrl.. cact,,,
y. &. CLIFFORD tcarTyiBg the United ssa1es mgsp
leaves Richmond for above-n lc,ied pisrag evs,,,
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. ana FRIDAY, aie.so
A. NJ.
Fare 10 Norfolk or Portsmouth. ..-.......,.b Z IN
rare ior r0uhu RIP, uilllhiteh''.'..~,....., 4 90
Fare 10 baltimore ............,.........., q 90
Fare 10 Philadelphia. .............>...... . OK
Fare 10 New fOrE........ ~ 81
fare 70 u
Through tickets sold al CAREERS, 1876 Main sinss
Excharg e Hotel. AID on board steamer. Baxyas,
checked thrOugn.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portpr0r,i.
Newborn, Washington, and TarsOro', y. C.. ana A
landings on Tar river Washington. ID. G.. Hsrra.
.ou, and Eastern Shore Of Virginia. and rr.g,..,
landings on James river. at lowest rates
l.. q. TATCM, Superintendent
100 Main street dnc Rockers
" NTHApprgk tgenf Norff,fk
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ADELPhIA, RiCH- xsSf9
i MOND AND NORFOLK STEAM-s&ss3k2
5VIP LINE.-FOR pHiLADtL?HIA IkIL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RlYER
THREE TINES A WkEK.-Until fur.teI No.
tlae he steamers Of this line MI make ~ -Ree
trims leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,,
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY col-
meeting al Philadelphia with Clyde's Ner tngsad
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TIMf-rREoUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily iiii 3 O'Clock =. W.
~ .ES w. MrCARR.tK.
General sos, prn Agent. Richmond, "a
NJ LIAM z. CLYDE co.,
Genera MAnlgrTs,
nnoa Hc ~ South Whsrvs-. Pnl-a l.InllA.
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nICUMOED. YORK EIVERe,zn,,

DICHMOND, YORK RIVER -sr,t
HAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. s,l.---x
MFRCakNTS AND MINERS TRANsPORlA'
TION COMPANY,
through freight route between Richmond Va.
an goston, Providence. aud all New tugandrii,s
steamers leave WEST POtsT. Va. pa 'aca
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al y u0"l cll.
necting with trains from RICHMOND. -
Steamers arrive al WEST POINT on each Itt--
DAY and FRIDAY.
Providence Railroad rfd West Point. Va
H. T.. DOUGLAS, Suporn'enteni.
v.D, GRONER. General Agent t'1
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By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent anG Aueti0neer,
l21Z Main street.

bf hODtTt DE- Lyme.
Real Estate Agent ana Auetioneer,
1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ TRACTS OF GOOD LAND IN HENRICO
COUNTY. ON NiNE-MILE ROAD. ABOUT SIX
MILES FROM CORPORATION LINE. AND EX-
TENDING BACK TO RICHMOND, YORK RIVER
AND CHEsAPEAKER BY AUCTION.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Chancery Court Of The
city OF Richmond, IN the OF Picot aud ais rs
Loyal and ais entered on the 21st day OF IL bru-
airy, 1880, wesbal sell By public auction. # Eenrco
county Courthouse. at ~ O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY
the Sta day Of March, 1880 that being eourtdayl,
those TWUTRACTs CFLAND containing together
1l9 17.l00 ACRES, and known as The land Of Mr..
r. X Ptcot and fronting both the Nine Nile read
and York River railroad. and lies about six miles
below the city, and adjoins the lands OF John sheen,
Gary Jennings. and Others. The soil Is good, aud
there Il upon the laod some good timber.
TO parties wi hing 10 purchase a good piece OF
land pear the city, ON good road this offers good
opportunity.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance upon credit
OF four, eight, and tselve months, with interest
added 70 negotiable notes. payable In bank. ald title
withheld until MI the purchase money Is paid and
conveyance Is ordered by the Court.
A. II. COURTNEY.
JAMES II. DOOLEY,
fe26 Special Commissioners.
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By Paine & Nowlin. Auciioneers'
No. 1912 Main street.

OWING TO THE GREAT DEMAND
OouR LARGE SALE GF { u OLE +
~ .Vy,.r ~ rirI siIRIiBBERY, VINES, PLANTS,
pp6Gsr. NiAGxOi.IAs &C., from the nursery. OF
Dy Ksn HSoo Is az 10 SeIocS
ny, lie vii, comprsr the largest and best assort-
ment vel offered. which will be brought u IRON 'he
huIseIy 'n's h"'i"e' AuctIOneers.
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DUSr-PROOF OATS.

DUST-PROOF OATS.
We have on consignment small qnuiis -
LYLE RUST-PROOF OATS, for seed iEi ! H.
LOW POLAND OATS. for seed.
Also, IRISH POTATOES.
For sale by C.&E. WORIHAM.
NH s 30 No. lS south Thirteenth ,irtL
DEED POTATOES, SEED OATS, a..
- Merchants and planters will find u io ihtlf .l'
terest TO call on us before buying Their >EfD' tI
cents ner barrel can be saved by nIyng the BL>l
NORTHERN EARLY ROSE, PEkRLt>>. ahl
PROLIFIC SEED POTATOES by TIE bU-he.
BRING YOUR BAGS. - ma,
SEED OATS, CLOVER : FED, BLACK Pens
&C., &C.. cheap In propor,iou ,..,,.-,,.
fe 7,2S.Mh1.3 .6Ss6t
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w ATER POWER PROPERTY AT
w DANVILLE, VA.

BY virtue Of decree of the Hastings Court OF
the town OF Danyille, at the december term, 1877,
IN the suits Of Crews, Rodenhizcr Co. cs i'anyile
Manufacturing Company snd Others, and OF \. J.
Stokes Go. and OF hers rs. The sane, the undersigned
trustee and speciai commit sioner Of the court viii
sell al public auction, on the premises, at o'clock
l.. NJ. on
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uRON BITTERs.

HEALTH, STRENGTH, HAPPINESS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-29
For THE HERALD.
Our Washington Letter.
WASHINGTON, D. c.,

WASHINGTON, D. G.,
Sept. %, 1880.
I talked last evening with gentle
man whose Congressional service goes
back more than twenty years, aud who
has been familiar with political events
part of which be was, and all of
which he saw"-for twice that length
Of time. He says that beyond doubt
the Republican party is falling into
the hands of Grant and Coukling, and
that the combination, if successful,
means change in the form of Gov
ernmeut. It will be remembered that
Frank Blair said, when Grant was
candidate for the second term, that if
then elected, Grant would never leave
the White House. Most people laugh
ed at that Perhaps most people do
now, but since then we have seen the
election of 1876 set aside as if no elec.
tion had ever occurred, and have seen
manifested a rapidly growing tendency
among Grants friends to bring to
some central point all the powers of
the country, Federal and State. The
effort is still being made, and is far
more serious, [ am sure, than the
"plain people" think. The intention
may not now be specially in the inter-
est of Grant as the coming man,
though l believe it is, but it is GER
taipiy IN the direction of another sys-
tenn of Government. The speech of
Senator Conkling the other night vas
specially significant as to a determina-
ton to keep the Government in the
hands of only the most Radical of Re-
pub!icans. The National Republican
of this morning says, editorially, that
"this Nation must be PRESCRIBED as
nm inheritance Of the party vhich
saDsd it," This is the boldest aD-
nouucemens so far plainly made, though
it only puts in plain yords wha5 many
Republicans have said, and more be-
lievcd So We 60. But the people Of
the country have good opportunity
to express their dissent effectualIy.
They DID it ;2 Maine, and they will
DO it elsewhere, ( doubt pot.
Private letters from Virginia ere to
the effect that the leaders" of the
txo Conservative parties will hold an
other meeting after the elections of
the 18th of October ia Chic. Iudiana
and West Virginia. The sens,mels
for Hancock is represented to be 80
strcag among the voters that the pro-
mipent mea Of neither faction dare
permit the Presidential election to
pass with two Hancock tickets 10 the
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-29
For THE HERALD.
To tEie People Of Newberry and
Adjoining Counties.

The Fair for Ncwberry County will
commence on the 9th and end on the
8th Of October This is the Third
Annual Fair for the County.
The Fair last year was decided
success, and there is no cause for ap-
prchensiou why this Fair should not
be equally as good if not better To
be progressive our farmers and people
in general must be actuated hv 4 high
impulse to excel. In order to do
this they must be united, industrious
and energetic, bringing forward all
kiud Of produce and stock for exh'bi'
ton
The officers Of the institution, J. G.
Wilson, Alan Johnstope and \. j.
Kilgore. we observe in passing by the
grounds, are making considerable iul-
provements to render visitors comfort
able, as we'll as making arrangements
for the reception and display of Che
thousand and Que curious, ornamental
and useful articles to be exhibited, as
we'll as for the stock Of all kinds.
Allow me here, good citizens OF
Newberry. to solicit your attention to
this matter, and to impress upon your
miuds the necessity Of action aud co.
operation. Remember Newberry leads
of in Fairs that heretofore she has
stood foremost, and that she should
still preserve this position.
The Premium List consists Of 800
is very creditshle, aud the most OF
the exhibitors will be- certain of Il
premium this year. The Silver Pre-
mium$ and Diplomas are very beaut;
FIJI. having been expressly gcttcu W
by Geo S Mower. Secretary.
1t is to be hoped that the attend
ance will be large. In conclusion, we
appeal to the ladies to keep up their
zeal as heretofore; inspired by thell
presence success will be certain.
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For THE HERALD.
The Female Academy.

The Principal takes this. means Of
congratulating the Board upon the
improved appearance (inside) and
comfort of the Female Academy.
Both pupils AID teachers desire to
express their thanks to those gentle
men in the community who by their
liberality have enabled the Board to
begin work so much and so long
needed. A few more hundred dollars
judiciously expended would put the
Academy in such condition as to
make it Mt place for the education
of the daughters Of a people noted for
their intelligence and refinement:
The friends and patrons of the
school are invited to call and see for
themselves, not only the improved ap-
pearance of the building, but also the
"machiuery" operating inside.
A. ?. PIER,
18TH Sept, 1880.
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The Virginia Lsea&'JslStcrs On
Tgseir Nsc1tsc.

RICHMOND, September l6.-No,h-
ing Of al official character yet has been
promulgated in relation to the move
ment for healing the differences be-
tween the opposition factions Of the
Democratic party Of the State as far
they affect national issues. 1t is gen.
orally known, however, that the plan
Of compromise submitted last night by
the regular Conservative Committee
to that of the Readjustcrs provides for
the formation of a mixed electoral
ticket to be made up of five Couser-
vative electors and five Of the Read
justen' electors, the eleventh slector
to be named by the National Demo,
cratic Committee or chosen by lot.
The Readjusters' Committee re-
mained in session until five o'clock
this morning. The greater portion of
the Session vas spent III general in.
terchaugc Of views on party matters
aud expressions rs to Rhat Was
thought by ths people of the proposed
compromise. The plan of the Con-
serya,iyc Committee, which had been
lying before the Rcaajqster Conuit-
tee all night, Was not opeued until
half-past 3 o'clock, when it was
briefly considered. Finally it was
decided to reject the plan and sub
committee Was appointed to prepare a
reply. The Rcadjustcrs are again i'll
session discussing the matter. One
subject which is being considered is
whether the Readjussers shall eubody
in their reply plan of compromise of
their oBn. One plan that is known
they have discussed is to submit two
Hancock electoral tickets to the peo-
pie at the primary election some tlme
in October aud that which ever ticket
shall receive the highest popular vote
that ticket shall be recognized at the
! 4ISSlECELtdj ClCELlUE. W loI dCliOb
has been taken is not yet known.
LATER ilcaljaster's Commit
tee have agreed upon their report. They
reject the plan proposed by the Con-
servat:vc Commlttce, not out Of any
indisposition to unite the supporters
of Hancock aud English, but out of
the belief that the proposed plan is
not calculatcd TO ;'esOmplsh the object
sought. Yet in consideration of the
apprcheusions which exist outside
that 4 division Of the party may
result il the loss to the Democracy Of
the electoral vote Of Virginia, which
apprehensiuns are not shared in by
the Readjusters, they propose that
the elcstoraI ticket question be settled
by q primury election to be held on
the 10Th Of October, at which all per-
SOUS shall be allowed to vote who
pledge themselves to vote for Hancock
and English. The reply will be sub
pi;ted 70 the Conservative Committee
this evening.
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field. It vas this same determination

field. It vas this same determination
Of the voters in Maiue that compelled
4 'FusicH" Of democrats aud Green
hackers, aad which led to the defeat Of
RcpublisauiSm in that State.
The forced laws upon Cavern
ncnt employees here. continue. Nei
thcr age nor sex is spared. # any
thing, the lines arc drawn closer than
they were week or two ago. Even
s.. e Il the clerks who paid their "wA
EXPENSES to Maine to vote are called
upon fur a contribution as soon as they
return. DEM.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-29
Ese2utiGerS.

Ladies. you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with
all the cosmetics of Frauce, or beauti-
6ers Of the world, while in poor health,
and nothing will give you such good
health, strength, buoyant spirits aud
beauty as Hop Bitters. \ trial is
certain proof. See another column.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-29
Notice of Final Settlement.

viii! make a settlement as Administra-
trix Of the Estate of Susan f. benson, in
the Probate Court for Newberry County,
On Thursday, the 2sth day of October, 4.
b. 1850, an! Immediately thereafter apply
for = final discharge as Adm.nistratrix
tnereof. NANCY BENSON,
Sep. 90, 40-5t Adminlstratrix.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-29
Worthless Stuff?

Not so fast NY friend if you could
see the strong, healthy, blooming men,
women and children that have been
raised from beds of sickness, suffering
and almost death, by the use of Hop
Bitters, you would say "Glorious and
invaluable remedy Sec another
column.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-29

4 man named Patterson was
Jailed at Laurens last week for kill
ing man twelve years ago. He
mad kept out of the way till about
two weeks ago. when he was cap
tured at Westminster in Oconee
Comfy