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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

Deaths.
An infant child of Mr.. James Ssddler
died of cholera infantum a few days
ago.
Mrs. Geo. McDufie Sigh, daughter
of MIR. j. j. Paysinger. died Wednes-
day, the 10th instant.
Mrs. Alice Abernathy, the eldest
daughter Of Mr. P. H. Duckott, died at
her home in Little River County, Ar
kansas, the 18th instant.
Mrs. Crawford, widow of Mr.. James
Crawford, died at her home in New
berry the 22nd instant, in the EIGHTEEN
year Of her age.
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OFFICE OF
CORRECTED WEEKLY

OFFICE OF
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
NgwBEREy, S. g., Oct. l2th, 1880.
The following appointments are made Tor
public nee 1iugs in iAe County Of Aewoerry;
Herbert'S Miii, Oct. 20.
Liberty Hall, Oct. 80.
New berry c. H., Nov. !.
These meetings will be addressed by the
different candidates ior Office, and also by
speakers from abroad.
Everybody is expected to turn out.
Bv order Of Executive Committee,
NJ 4. CARLISLE, County Chairman.
L. ". SIMEINS, Secretary. 42-3t.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN PROBATE COURT.

Cullen Lark, Executor, Petitioner, against
Sarah B. Mitchell, ExceU;rix, and Patrick
J. Coleman, Defendants.
Proceeding to sell land to pay debts, &c.
Ordered, on motion Of James Ii. Baxter,
Atty for Petitioner, aessrs. Suber 4 Cald-
we'll, At:'Ys ior Sarah B. Mitchell! and Jas
Y CuIbreath, Attorney for Patrick j. Cole
man, consenting,
That the above stated case he set Down
for full and final hearing in this Court on
Tuesday, the 26th day Of October, 1850, at
10 o'clock, 4. H., when faal settlement
will be made On the estate Of Andrew Lee
Lark, deceased.
1t is further Ordered, that notice to all
parties in interest be given hereof by pub
lie advertisements until the day Sforesad.
J. B. FELLER5, J. P. n. c.
II October. 1880. 42-3t.
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B.vl.y E0Oe5S Cz.S9' stoE5o5s@.
Tho Great SYo,lder
Of the Age.
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foods at such LOW
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~S.1<e<''SN [C S"SH
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Handsome.

Handsome.
The show cases Of DR.. Fant are most
handsomely filled with fancy goods.
and carry the mind forward to Christ
mas times, and, indeed, that future
cime is almost upon US. In the assert
,nent are to be seen beautiful bottles
6lled with delicious perfumery, toilet
articles in good variety; COMBS brushes,
eoans. powders, dentri6ces and every
other indispensable requisite. His cel-
1nlo:d articles, too, are superb, A visit
to his store and an examination OF Ing
handsome cases will be time weld
spent
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Williamson Female College.

Attention is called to the card of this
deservedly popular College in this
weeks issue. There is no better Fe-
male College in the Southern country,
and we advise parents and guardians to
send their daughters or wards there.
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The County Canvass.

The County Canvass.
The Democratic meeting at Prosperi-
tY the 10Th was not largely attended
only about two hundred people were
present. A great many people did not
know of the meeting, and many who
did know of it were SO very busy gath
ering their cotton that they had not the
time to spare. Prosperity is solid for
the Democracy and the County Ticket,
and will poll a full vote on election
day. Everybody in that country in
tends to come up to the Mass Meeting
at the Court House Monday. Speeches
were made at Prosperity by the nomi-
nees for the Legislature, and by Messrs.
Y. j. Pope, J. Y. Culbreath and others.
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At recent concert, it was the sub
iecf of remark chat in what fine ::'yoice"'
the singers were; in commencing his
good judgment, the leader will pardon
us for whispering that he always re-
commends DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for
clearing and strengthing the voice.
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Had a Good Time.
Col. Pool, Capt. Tom Boozer. Gen.
Mike Bowers, Brig. Dunbar and others
who went to Atlanta to see the sights,
have returned and report themselves as
highly satisfied. What they failed to
see is not worth mention. They had a
splendid time.
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Down Again,

Down Again.
And still they tumble, but always fail
on their feet. aud continue right side
up. We allude to Messrs. Foot & Son
who make an important announce
ment to the farmer and consumer this
week. Think of yard wide homespun
at 71-2, Z 1-S at 6 IA, check at 9, and
prints at 5 cents, why it's enough to
run the people wild. This is not their
object, however, they only want every
body to run down to their store-only
little way down town-and see what
q large stock they have and how low
they sell. Everybody is invited, on the
promise to make it pay, and as that is
what everybody is going for now, we
advise that the invitation be accepted.
While down there look at tile nice
accommodation they have made for the
benefit of wagoners who have to stop
over of nights. They struck the nail
right on the head this time.
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Row at LauYens.

SOW AT LaufenS.
There was Republican political
meeting at Laurens Thursday. A large
lmmbcr Of negroes came in mounted
and nearly every one carrying big
club. They We're quite hclllgerent in
their behavior, and the whites, many Of
whom were present, seeing the clubs of
the darkie>, went out and provided
themselves with clubs niSo. During
the morning Il fight occurred between Il
white man and Il negro, in which the
white man was badly beaten with a
club. This caused bad blood. While
Pratt Suber, COL, was Introducing Stol-
brand at the stand near the depot, 4
mounted negro rode over one-legged
white man; the white man resented
the indignity by striking the negro with
a slick. This started the row, and sew
eral pistol shots were fired: One negro
was shot through the body and was
killed. In the excitement and confu-
sion it was impossible to tell who fired
the fatal shot. The Coroner's inquest
found that he came to his death from
the hand Of some person unknown to
the jury.
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J. n. Martin & Co., have just re-
ceived full assortment of Lewis Cooks
make of Double and Single Seat Phae-
tons and Buggies, with tops and no
tops, which will be sold cheap. Call
and see them. Oct. Is, 1880. 45-5t
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Court Newberry, No. 2, I. 0. F., will
hold its regular meeting this (Tnesday)
evening att 1-2 o'clock.
Oct. 26, 1880. JAMES F. GLENN, RS.
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FAIR NOTICE.

All parties indebted to tie subscriber,
either by note Oh open account, are re-
quest5d 10 settle op or before the 18th day
Of Novembrr After that time all &C.
counts will be placed in suit for collection.
ISApORE RUFF.
n, 90 to2t
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Genius.

We are pleased to learn that Mr.. J.
W. Taylor, of Cornet Band fame, has
composed 4 piece Of stirring music en-
titled Hasood's March. We congr"tu-
s;.te him, and hope to hear the March
Olayed soon.
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Religious.

Religious.
Rev. S. P. Hughes left yesterday for
Springfield, Ca, to attend the meeting
of the Georgia Synod of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church, which convenes there
Thursday. The prayer meeting, in con-
sequence of his absence, will be con-
Quoted Wednesday afternoon at 4 o.
clock, by Prof. Rain. Service Sunday
next-preaching by Rev. Mr.. Wilson,
a young man late from the Seminary,
and who WAS ordained at the recent
Convention Of the S. &. Synod.
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The consressiona! Canvass.

From all appearances Gen. stoI-
brand, the Republican candidate for
Congress from this District is making
q very active canvass.
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MIR. Nj. l. kinard,

Mr.. N. I. kinard,
We'll known to the readers Of the HER
AID. extends an invitatiNn through its
columns 20 visitors to call oh him and
examine his stock. Gentlem~ia wishing
the Fair with one Of his elegant suits
will attract all of The public attention.
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Dropping In

At Pelham's the other day we were
.nrised at the vast assortment Of
Ids piled on counters, floor and in
every place in which they could be
stored previous to marking and arrang-
ing for sale. Among the mixed mass
we were pleased to see very many
handsome goods for the holidays. 1t
is astonishing what large and varied
assortment he has in stock.
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Biuestone! 8luestone
In stock at Pelham's Drug Store.

Do Not Fail
To read the card of Mr.. c. F. Jack
son, he gives you good advice and
makes no charge for it either, and he
never says anything he does not mean.
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j. N. Beck, Of Toledo, Ohio, says:
My father, before wearing the "On-
ly Lung Pad" could not sleep nights
on account of his violent coughing,
since wearing it he has slept soundly
every night.-See Adv.
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Sy All Means Co There.

SY AT Means GO There.
Visitors to the Stale Fair are invited
to call at the new Dry Goods Store Of
Messrs. Desportes & Edmunds, on the
corner under Wright's Hotel. The
stock is large and in beautiful variety,
and the prices in accordance with the
times. They make a specially il shoes
of all kinds, and can please all tastes
and wants. Do not fail to visit this
store when in the city-you will be
pleased if you take our advice.
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Mo Court till November Sd.

No CouYt tit November Sd.
Judge Kershaw has wTitteD to Mr..
Chalmers, Clerk Of Court, to adjourn
Court Monday the 1st. until Wednes-
dav, Sd, at 10 A. NJ; this is done in
order to give the people an opportunity
to attend at their election precincts elec-
. tion day. the End.
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Fancy Goods.

Fancy Goods.
The largest and handsomest assort-
nlent of Fancy Goods in Newberry are
now on display at w. E. Pelham's
Drug Store. 1t consists of Toilet and
Bureau Sets in different patterns and
colors, Iridescent Ware of latest design,
Bohemian and China Vases, Florettes
and Violet Stands, Lovely Cologne Bot
ties, Colognes in endless variety, Fra
grant Imported Toilet Soaps, Face
Powder, harmless and beautifying, Gel
luloid Sets, holding Glass, Brush and
Comb, Pocket Books, Parlor Lamps, in
fine just such articles as make the pref
tiest and most serviceable presents.
They are offered at very low prices.
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the DangA

the Danger
Of public outbreak is happily al
lived, the excitement glowing out Of
an invoke of new goods received at
the popular store of B. II. Cline u Co.
So don't he a!ar,n' d, le people, but 60
and make your purchases just the same
as if there WAS no crowd there.
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The ladies should all call and see NJ.
Foot & Son. it.
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NJ. Foot & Son have the largest stock
of Boots and Shoes in Newberry. They
sell them cheap. 1t
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Attention, and Don't Forget Il.

This week we send out number of
subscription accounts which we trust
will be promptly responded to. When
a subscription has just expired, or in
some cases has run for month or two,
the subscriber can remit for 5, 6 or u
months as suits his convenience best.
When the time has run beyond that we
expect back dues to be paid with re-
newal in advance. Some few are con-
siderably in arrears, and if these do not
respond early the accounts will be put
in suit. We shall stop sending the pa
per if renewals are not made.
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Not Enough Of It.
We acknowledge brief visit on
Wednesday last from our Reverend
friend and brother, J. Marion Boyd, on
his way to the old home near New
Chapel. The sight of bis pleasant face
and genial smile was indeed refreshing,
and we were rejoiced to see him in such
splendid health. The people of Rock
Hill have taken good care of him. We
regret very much that his visit was so
short, we did not get near enough of it.
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Special and Local.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 81, 1880.
ynEx TO NEW ApHEsrrsENENrs.

INDEX TO New ADVERTISEMENTS
F. TriFet-X'mas.
IN. Thompson-Notice.
c. F. Jackson-Go Not To.
II. A. Carlisle-Public Notice.
n: Foot & Son-Down Again.
NJ. L. Kinard-Visitors to the Fair.
J. S. Fair-Nosice. Sale of House.
t. & C. r. R.-First Fall Excursion.
Wright 4 J. W. Coppock-Ciothing Store.
James Y. Culbreath-Managerso of Election.
E.P. Chalp1ers-To Jurors aud Witnesses.
Kingsland 4 Heath-Save all they Catch.
Thos. J. Maffest-Notice of Final Settle
ment. ~
B.H. Cline & Co.-What was the Excite
ment?
MA. Carlisle-Meetins of Executive Com
mittee. w ,,,
Rev. S. Lander-The WILLIAMSON Female
The "ouly" Lung Pad Co.-Kiduey Pad
Lung Pad.
W. E. Pelham-Toilet Articles-On;"n
S,.fS-Blre Stone.
T Courtenev Jenkins & Co.-"Summer-
dean Augusta Co., Va" Rye Whiskev.
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Onion Sets.
Ghis is the proper season for planting
Onao4 Sets-tIley can he had Pelham s
Drug Sore.
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AuC uouSUC VI OiOheiA OoiiS AO' u i1''o
not yet reached Newberry, and we trust
it will not.
The Humpty Dumpty troupe should
visit Newberry by all means. A good
house would greet them.
Now is q good time to remind church
members to pay up their preachers.
Money is easy now, so don't forget it.
If this number of the HERALD falls
into the hands of any one who is not a
subscriber, we ask that one to subscribe.
Read the certificate published by E.
Courtney Jenkins & Co. The article
advertised is for sale by DR.. S. F. FAINT.
Foot G. Son are independent of the
weather clerk; with their force pump
and hose they can lay the dust at any
time.
The three one-story brick buildings
in front of the Newberry Hotel have
been greatly improved by the paint
brush.
DR.. Speake had another fine new
engine in town Tuesday afternoon last.
He is acquainted with the best ruan-
ufacturers.
A sight of DIR. Bruce in front Of his
drug store at Prosperity showed that be
is in fine health. We had only time to
shake hands.
Our exchanges are filed with ac-
counts of serious accidents by cotton
gins. Carelessness in a majority Of
cases is the cause.
Remember November 1st, and help
to swell the crowd at the Court House
and then remember the End, and
Hancock and Hagood.
Don't stay at home on election day to
gather cotton or attend to any other du-
ties. Cotton will do you no good if the
RAIDS get the upper hand.
Found, during Fair week, an Over
coat. The owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this
advertisement. 44-3t.
The Palmetto Yeonaan is responsible
for the assertion that the corn crop
almost everywhere will be heavier than
for some years past. Cheering.
Hack Cannon is as genial as ever,
and bis good wife has not run ont Of
fried chicken. Hack runs Wheeler &
Mosely's Steam Mill, and has been run
down with work.
There was fight Saturday between
Mr.. McGimpseY's wild cat and bull
dog. After one or two rounds, in which
the cat got the best of it, the dog failed
to ''come up to the scratch"
Only 25 cents for one hundred old
papers at the HERALD Office. Good
for wrapping paper, making bed spreads
and papering rooms. Cheapest paper
out. come and get a supply. 4444t
~, c
MI: Joseph huntef anu NiL; G7oLSe
rant nave proved beyond al uouo' tna' ma
hne horseS can oe lalseo al nome. tne
par "hlcn TOOK Tie premium at 1he
Fair are oeautles'
Citation notices Or aonlications for
Administration lnrst be- raid for in
ca,l Hereafter no such notices will
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The best Fruit in the market always
to be found ut
40-4t \. 4. JONEo.
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Forty years trial tas proved ..slACK.
DREUGHT" the best liver medicine IN
the world.
For sale by DIX. ,. E 8tANA'
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Mrs. VIM. Tippett. Owasco, N. T.
says:-I have worn an Improved tx
celsior Kidney Pad about three weeks,
and have received great relief from 1t
for pain in the back.-See Adv.
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For fine Clothing, 60 to NJ. Foot &
Son. II.
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A Musical Ten-cent-tial.

Not precisely another grand 1876
centennial, bnt rather grand lot Of
grand music for small tea cent silver
piece. See it? Of course not, unless
you are a regular reader ofthe Southern
Musical Journal. and so are appre-
clative of the dollars worth of beauti-
ful music which every monthly number
presents and which casts but ten cents,
tc say nothing Of the dollars worth Of
Premium Sheet music which is pre-
sented every yearly subscriber. 1t is
certainly the biggest musical bonanza
of the day, and music lovers generally
so regard it. Send ten cents for a
specimen October No. and be con-
vinced. Volume 10 commences with
this month and it is Il good time to sub
scribe. S125 yearly secures it. Ad-
dress the Publishers, Messrs. Ludden q
Bates, Savannah, Ga.
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NOTICE.
FRANK LESLIE'S WEEKLY.

The only Democratic illustrated Newspa:
per published be sent postpaid, for
five weeks (untl end of campaign) for Thir.
ty Cents, Agents wanted in every town.
Send 80 cents for FIVE weeks subscription,
or cents in poStag" stamps for sample
copy and illustrated Catalogue. clubs OF
four will be Sent for 1--WE weeks. for one
dollar. Address FRANK LESLIE PUB.
LISHING co., Is DEl STREET, NEW
VnPE 42-6t.
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Complaint for Partition.

By order Of the Court, l will sell before
the Court House at Newberry, at public
outcry, Oh The first Monday in November
next, all that house and lot in the Town of
Ncwbcrry, and State aforesaid, containing
one fourth Of III acre, more Or less, on the
Eastern corner OF Nance and Harrington
Streets, and bounded by lots Of D. R. Phi
fer, Jas. NJ. BaSter, Mrs. Sarah E. Chick,
Jas. Mcintosh and .. C. Pool.
Terms: The purchaser will be required
10 pay one-third of the purchase money in
cash, and to secure the balance payable in
one aid two equal annual iusta!ment<, with
interest from the day 0F sa!e, by bond ana
mortgage .! the premis"S-a2G pay tor she
.cccSEAry ptpora. The purchase" Will also
re rrqrirr6 10 insure the property at an
n,ouui equal 20 the credit portion OF The
.urchase n:o:.ey, and assign TIE saline TO
he Master SIl!AS JOHNSrONE,
Master \. c.
Masters chi o., 7th Act.. 1880. 42-$t.
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MIR. Z. S. Bowers, post master at
Prosperity is our authorized agent at
that place.
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"WlNE OF CARDUl" makes rosy
cheeks and clear compilations.
For sale by DR.. S. +. FAINT.
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That Independent Ticket.

That Independent Ticket.
Last week we gave the views Of some
of the nominees on the mysterious In
dependent ticket. Messrs. DeWalt,
Schumpert. Lake, Livingston and Folk
said they would not run and would not
serve if elected; Maj. Kinard declined
to be interviewed, but said he would
like to be Sheriff, and Mr.. Thomason
said he would serve if elected. This
week we interviewed the others.
Col. F. S. Keitt, whose name appears
for Representative, says, that if he has
been nominated it was without his con-
sent; being asked if he would run on
the ticket ehe answered that he was
not in politics, but was attending to his
business; being further asked if he
would serve if elected on the ticket he
replied, Il AIN like :: modest girl: l
will not kick before I'm courted;" !"
meaning that it would be time enough
to say whether he would serve or not
after he was elected.
Capt. J. G. Swittenberg, whose name
appears on the ticket for County Com
missioner, says that he has not author
lied tie use Of his name; that if he has
been nominated he does not know it;
that he is not a candidate, and that if
elected on the ticket he would not serve.
J. P. Sims, COL, whose name appeal S
on the ticket for thr House Of Rrp!c-
sentativcs, says. that if he l!a.S been
nominated it was without his knowledge
or consent; that lie is tot candidate,
and would not accept Il nomination un-
der any consideration unless II wer" by
a regular nominating convention OF
primary; that he woHl:l not serve Il!
elected on an independent ticket, us
such course would be against tic i'll
teres:s of the people Of lIis County.
This dispoSes OF the whole Of the
mysterious ticket, except one, colorcd
man, whom we have not been able to
see. The result is that Messrs. DeW"lt.
Schumpert. Sims, Lake, kinard, liv-
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Just received a new lot of Double
Seat Phetons, with, top and no top.
Also, Buggies of the latest styles, all
handsomely painted, Of best quality, at
reasonable prices. E. S. CoPPoCK.
Oct. 18th, 1880. Asst.
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NJ. Foot & Son are determined to I'M
dersell all. Go and see them. 1t.


Supervisors of Election.
The following Republican Supervi-
sors of Election for Newberry County,
were appointed the 21st instant by
Judge Bryan in the U. S. Circuit Court
at Charleston:
Newberry-Z. ". McMorris.
Gioson's Store-W. W. Lazenberry.
Maybinton-James Titus.
Cromer's Store-Newton Duckett.
Jalapa-H. E. Lewis.
Longshore's Store-A. W. Long
shore.
Williams Store-Perry j. Lindsay.
Dead Fall-Mark H. Williams.
Prosperity-Calhoun Young.
Jolly Street-Isaac Matfett.
Pomaria-H. F. Williams.
Glymphville-Elmore Richardson.
The following Democratic Super7i-
sors of Election for this County were
appointed the 23d:
Newberry G. H.-O. L. Schumpert.
Gibson's-J. o. Turnipseed.
Maybinton-B. P. Augbtry.
Cromer's-L. ?. W. Riser.
Jalapa-J. S. Gary.
Longshore's-W. E. Higgins.
Williams'-W. W. Wallace.
Dead Fall-F. NJ. Scnumpert.
Prosperity-S. L. Fellers.
Jolly Street-D. H. Werts.
Pomaria-H. G. Ridlehuber.
Glymphville-W. Il. Lane.
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Leg g@S SAFES.
NOTICE :?

NlSI'IgL!
In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court Of this County, vii! sell, at the late
residence Of John AcGarlev, deceased, on
Nov. S, ali of the Personal Property Of said
deceased, consisting Of
MULES,
HORSES,
COWS,
HOGS,
CORN,
FODDER,
COTTONsEED,
GINS,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms of EaIe-CASH.
HARRIET +. MCCARTNEY,
Administrative
Newbe!ry, Oct. II, $780, 1885,.
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LieAs for Sale.
Blank Liens for supplies and for rent
for sale at this office.