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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10
Presentment oT.the Grand Jury.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY
OF NEWBERRY.-IN THE GENERAL
SESSIONS, NOVEMBER TERM, 1880.
70 Aas Honor j. B. Kershav, Presiding
Judge:
The undersigned Grand Jury Of
Newberry County, respectfully make
the following presentment:
1st. We have examined all Of the
Public Offices of the County, and find
them we'll kept and in good condition,
and we must say in justice to the Off
cials of the County, without a single
exception, that they have invariably
treated US with the utmost consideration,
and have been prompt in the exhibition
of their Books, papers and especially
Cash Accounts.
End. AS to that part Of our last pre-
sentiment which refers to the Poor
House property being made self-sus-
tanning, we would say that, through
the economical administration Of the
County Commissioners, and the energy
and efficiency Of the Keeper himself,
the farm has been made to pay for the
keeping of the Poor House and leave
Il balance to Its credit, viz, salary to
the Keeper. $1,000; Rent of farm,
S125.00; Sale of two bales of cotton,
SS642,-lesving a balance of S36.43.
3rd, The Grand Jury have on two
occasions recommended suit on the Of
fetal board of Jesse G. Smith to recover
the balance due by him as late County
Treasurer of Newberry. They have
been unable to discover any evidence
Of any suit for that purpose. although
this Court passed an order upon that
portion of their presentment at the last
term of this Court. We are not aware
of any reason why our recommends
ton should have been disregarded,
and we again renew our recommends
tion, with the hope that no future
Grand Jury will have the unpleasant
duty of referring to the matter.
4th. We are informed that the said
Jesse G. Smith left to his credit in the
National Bank of Newberry. the sum Of
about S3,20O, and that the same has
been turned over by an order from
Court to the present County Treasurer
and is still in his hands, and has never
been divided or placed to the credit of
any fund or funds. We recommend
that action be taken by the proper Of
ficers, so that that fund may be used OF
distributed according to law.
9th. We are glad to say that the mat
ter of the Bills Of the Bank Of the State,
which were rendered by the GreenVille
s. Columbia Rail Road Company for
taxes, has been substantially arranged.
9Th. Thanking your Honor for your
kindness and courtesy extended to Us,
and especially for your order requiring
witnesses to be placed il charge of con-
stable and thus facilitating our progress,
we respectfully submit the foregoing.
JNO. K. NANCE, Foreman.
E. w. REESE.
". F. SCHUMPERT.
E J. LAKE.
Il. NJ. BARGER.
A. NJ. WYSE.
G. W. SENN.
J. W. MCKITRICK.
+. T. REAGIN.
S. J. McCRACKEN.
N. J. WALDROP.
A. B. CROMER.
]. II. LONG.
P. NJ. DENSDN.
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Save All They Catch.
The herring fishing on the East coast
ofScotland is the most successful on
record, but it is said to be impossible to
cure all the fish caught. The question
arises why catch more fish than can
be cured. Kingsland & Heath, of COL
umhia, don't do business in that style,
all the customers they catch are secured,
they never have to throw any overheard,
nor do their customers ever throw them
overheard, for the reason that they
keep q No. l stock and sell cheaply and
thus make fast friends of all whom
they deal with. Their stock embraces
everything ia china, crockery, glass,
willow and woodward, besides large
variety of ornamental goods.
44-tf
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PERSONAL.

Personal.
Mr.. Geo. G. Lane, of Spartsnburg,
was in town last Wednesday.
Mr.. John H. James is in the city by
the sea, seeing the sights.
We were pleased to see our old friend
Daniel Klein, the Safe agent, in town
last week.
Ed. Greneker, one of the HERALD
force, excurted to Charleston last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Warren NJ. Feagle also excurted
to the same point-business as we'll as
pleasure took him down.
Mr.. ". E. Lake has gone to Charles
ton to attend the second course of Medi-
cal Lectures at the S. G. Medical Col
lege.
Col. R. G. Watts. Of Laurens, was
in attendance on Court last week. We'd
nesday and Thursday morning he act
ed as solicitor in Col. Balls absence,
and put through the business with ac-
curacy and dispatch.
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Snacjai Trains for the Fair.

The G. & G. r. r. will rnn special
trains from Newberry to Columbia and
return every day during the fair-leave
Newberry at 6.55 A. NJ, leave Colnc,-
bia, on return, at 40 P. NJ. The
train went down this CTuesday) morn
ing, and will 60 again tomorrow and
Thursday. Fare for the round trip
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Our Photographers.

Attention is directed to the card of
Messrs. Clark Bros, our resident Pho
tographers. in this issue. The pictures
taken by these gentlemen are as fine rs
can be produced by the Art, IS the
many specimens shown By tbem testify.
We take great pleasure in commencing
them to the public. from the fact that
we know they can and will give salts
faction. Have your picture taken be-
fore it is too late.
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Accidentally Shot.

Mr.. 0. P. Saxon, of Newberry, was
shot in the face accidentally Monday,
the 1st inst. He was in his room over
the store of Messrs. FAINT & McWhir-
ter with some friends when the acci-
dent occurred, One of the party picked
up a small pistol that was lying on the
prantel piece and while looking at 1t
it went off the ball striking Mr. Saxon
below the ear; hitting the jaWoone'
it glanced around and stopped under
the skin Of the chin, where 1t was cut
out. The wound is healing very salts
fsctoriiy.
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Thornwell Crphanage.

Thornwell Orphanage.
Rev. W. P. Jacobs, President of
Thornwell Orphanage. Clinton. S. c.,
has sent out his fifth annual report.
The number of orphans provided for
during the year averaged "a. The
health of the children has been good,
and their educational and religious
training has been careful, and satisfac-
tory in its results. The receipts during
the year have been: For support, S.
1878; the erection of Faith Cottage,
4 building for the accommodation Of Is
boys, s1,072.54; for the Endowment
fund, S447.56, which added to previous
contributions makes this fund S2,85l .9S.
The report is contained in neat
pamphlet Of - pages, printed entirely
by the boys of the Orphanage on the
press belonging to the Institution.
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Many Combinations

Many Combinations
Have been tried but none with such
happy results rs Rankin's Extract Of
Buchu and juniper. If you are suffer-
ing from any arrangement Of the KID
neys or Bladder, Gravel Pain or Weak
ness in the Back or Hip, get a bottle
one or two will relieve You.
This article has been before the pub
lie for nearly ten years, and its sale is
constantly increasing-and that with
very little advertisingg-whieh proves
it to be- An article of merit. We have
testimonials from some of the leading
physicians of Georgia. South Carolina
and Florida, and other states, in re-
gard TO it's reliability as Diuretic, and
a remedy for the diseases for which it
is recommended.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin &
Lamar, Druggists, Atlanta, Ga, and
for sale by Dr.. S. F. FAINT. cow.
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Various and a!l About.
The State is saved,
Hard work did it.

lIt A'isil'. - '-'N\'''
Hard work did it.
No dust ut present. all mud.
No discount on Newberry's Democ-
racy.
Hundreds of colored men voted the
Democratic ticket.
It is said that Stolbrand will contest
Aiken's seat in Congress.
Our correspondent from Smoky Town
will have i place in the next HERALD.
There was perfect surfeit Of beef
in market on Saturday; it was prime,
too.
!, That was telling shot by George
Johnstone, Esq, from the Court House
steps Monday.
The bridge over Little River near
Mr.. James NJ Workman's is in :. bad
condition.
There was an unusual number Of
the genus drummer in these parts last
week.
A two year old baby seeing the red
shirts flock into town went for his red
flannel night gown.
There was only one wagon IN town,
Tuesday aud that was a North Carroll
na chestnut wagon.
The new lights Of Laurens, a new
sect. voted with one dissenting voter
that there is no hell.
Now is a good time to subscribe for
the HERALD and we look for a large
increase to our subscription.
Subscribers are paying up old scores
and renewing in handsome style, for
ali of which our thanks are dae.
Two German Geographers figure out
the increase of the worlds population
at 100000 Il month.
We failed to get Hancock and will
take Garfield rather than make = fuss
ahont it.
Beauty and the head of 4 bass drum
very closely resembles each other.
Both are but skin deep.
Business resumed on Wednesday af-
ter the election in lively style-every-
body feeling good, except q few sore
heads.
All of the latest novelties in station
cry are being received at the HERALD
book store-large and varied stock at
low prices.
IF you have COWS, horses, pigs or any
thing else to dispose Of advertise and
let the public know-don't ask the ed
itor to notice such things gratis.
Again are we indebted to our friend
Jas. o. Meredith for a bag of those
fine Ruta Baga turnips May his crops
never fail nor his shadow grow less.
The time has come when the printer
has to stop work to close the door left
open by Bohemians who don't know
what doors were made for.
An article primely excellent is the
gents hand sewed shoes keptby Messrs.
Foot & Son. Their stock OF shoes and
all other articles is very large and COM
plete.
Bring in your wood all who cannot
pay for the paper in any other way.
Do not wait until the roads are bad
no light or half way load will be taken;
true as preaching.
A Quincy boy sat beside his girl just
one hour last night and kissed her
ninety-six times out of a possible hun
dred. The other four times she got in
hurry and kissed him.-M0de1W Argo.
Only one man out of several hun
dred got angry when told that he owed
for his subscription. He has retired
to nurse his wrath. Others sensibly
see that this is our only way to run our
bucinacc
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Van Stone and Crosby, Wholesale
and Retail Druggists, Toledo, Ohio,
says:-We have sold large quantities
of the Excelsior Kidney Pad, and have
been surprised at the unvarying salts
faction given by them.-See ADV.
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The American Farmer.

We acknowledge receipt of this val
liable agricultural monthly for Novem-
Der. and recommend it heartily to our
readers as a paper worthy their sup
port. Itis published by Saml Sands
& Son, Baltimore, Md, at $3.50 per
snnUm
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The Grand Central.

The opening Of the Grand Central
Hotel-formerly the Wheeler house
happens at an opportuae time-the
meeting of the State Fair and the
General Assembly. There need be- no
apprehension now of finding accommo-
dation. AT the Grand Central especial
ly will the guests receive the attention
so agreea bic to travellers. Mr.. Wiley,
the proprietor, has had large experience
in hotel life and will make every effort
to render satisfaction. We are pleased
to say that the house has been entirely
fitted with new and elegant furniture,
and presents a handsome appearance.
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Thanks.

Thanks.
Our first mess of bivalves, fresh from
the oyster beds Of Norfolk, reached MS
on Wednesday last from Mr.. NJ. B.
Batenaan, of Columbia, and very fine
they were indeed. Mr.. B. gets none
but the best, and is now prepared to
furnish them in any quantities. Orders
for oysters will I've forwarded by us.
The Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken will ac-
cept our thanks for an interesting re-
port from the Board Of Regents Of the
Smithsonian Institute, and also for the
Census Bulletin No. S.
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Just The Thing

Is E1sricb's Fashion Quarterly just re-
ceiyed. The present number is for the
winter months, and it is filed with sug-
gestions, practical advice and patterns
suitable for the season. With this
splendid fashion quarterly, our lady
friends will feel that they are just at
home. We commend it with pleasure.
Published at 2S7 Eighth Avenue, New
York.
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The "AcademY,"

Published by the Salem (N. CO.
Academy Association, is publishing 3
Register of the earlier names of pupils,
and we find in it the following names
from Newberry: Susan Pope, Bethes-
da Pope. daughters of Sampson Pope
year 1921. Laura Adams, guardian
G. B. Atwood, 1922. Caroline Hen
,derson, guardian John Caldwell, 1922.
Helen Pope. daughter of Jacob Pope,
1928. Sarah W. Nance, Francis E.
Nance, daughters of J. III. Nance, 1928.
Elizabeth Francis Harrington, daugh-
ter of Young J. Harrington, 1928.
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The Newberrv Medical Society.

]
Met Nov. l. at II, a. M, President
Thompson in the chair.
The secretary not being present, DR..
Mayer, Jr., was requested to act as
secretary. The following members
answered to their names: Mcintosh.
Mayer. sr., Bates, Glider, Thompson
and Mayer Jr. Drs. Folk and McCar-
ley were elected members of the socl-
ETY..
The election Of officers was postpon-
ed until next meeting.
The following were appointed an
executive committee to make arrange
ments for the S. c. Medical Associa-
ton which meets here in April next
Drs. Mcintosh, Bates. Folk, Glider and
Mayer Jr.
Dr.. Folk Was elected Secretary.
The Society then adjourned to meet
Saturday after sale day in January
next. O. B. MAYER JR., Secy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

Only 25 cents for one hundred old.
papers at the HERALD Office. Good
forwrappine paper, making bed spreads
and papering rooms. Cheapest paper
out, come and get a supply. 444t
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Arrived Today,

Arrived To-day,
At our Boot and Shoe Store, a fine
line of Misses and Children's Shoes,
to which we respectfully invite the at
tention of the Public. Also a line OF
Boots and Shoes which cannot be eX-
celled in quality and price. Give us a
call. w. Il. DICKERT y Son.
4S-2t*
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F. H. Hodge, Cambridge. Mich,
saws: I have been afflicted with Asthma
for wears, an s.Only Lung Pad" gave
me immediate relief. I can recon-
mend it as the greatest remedy ever
produce6.-See Adv.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

The gentlemen who essayed to sere-
made Miss L. few evenings since,
should have had clear throats, and
their efforts would have been better
appreciated. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
is the best remedy extant for y thick
or contested condition of the Throat
and Bronchial Tubes, giving instant
relief.
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Special and Local.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1886.
INDEX 70 NEw ADvERr1sEMENTs.-

INDEX TO NEW
H. S. Boozer-Notice.
H. D., Boozer-Notice. So
John A. Werts--Notice.
Jack j. Southern-Strayed.
Clark Bros.-Elecsion is Over.
Silas Johnstone-Master's Sales.
Herald Book Store-Blank Books.
NJ. B. Bateman-Oysters! Oysters!
Thomas S. Blair-Notice Of Final Settle
ment.
Amanda A. Milligan-Notice Of Final Set
tlemcns.
T. F. Greueker-Bargains! Bargains! The
Herald Book Store.
Frank LeSiie's Publishing HouSe-FranH
LesIe's Publications.
Hermann Bullwinkle-Factor and General
Commission Merchant.
F. Werber, Jr.-Poor House Farm to Bent
Poor House Keeper-Phvsician TO Poor
House and JAN.
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!. " ~. u
At the last regular meeting of Kosci-
usko Lodge No. 80. I. O. G. T., the
following officers were Installed to serve
the ensuing term:
w. C. T.-Jas. Packer.
! w. R. H. S.-Mrs. NJ. A. Killian.
w. l.. H. S.-Miss Rosa Wright.
W. Y. T.-Miss G. Wilson.
w. S.-Jas H. NJ. Kinard.
W. A. st. E. kinard.
W. +. S.-John T. Boland.
w. John A. Kinard.
W. C.-Rev. J. W. Kelly.
W. MI. r. Boland.
w. D. NH. Il. Franklin.
W. I. G.-John D. Brown.
w. o. CD. E. killian.
?. ". c.. T.-Rev. l.. Broaddus.
The following are The officers of New
berry Temple, No. 2, Juvenile Tenn
plars, installed for the present term:
G. T.-Gilliam Kelly.
r. S.-Sallie Dickert.
L, S.-kittie Jones.
Y. T.-Mallie Wheeler.
S.-Anna Chalmers.
A. S.-Mamie Whites.
F, S.-Bessy Wheeler.
T.-George Dlckert.
M.-Edward Mcintosh:
A. M.-Mary Chapman.
C.-Frank Mcintosh.
I. G.-Thomas Rlease.
0. S.-Robert Whites.
PC. Thames H. Mcintosh.
Chief Superintendenl-Mrs. James
Packer.
Assistant Superintendent-Mrs. Jas:
Mcintosh.
This Temple will give Hot Supper
at McCaughrin's Hall, Friday night,
Nov. d 9th, which all are solicited to pa
tronize.
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Tickets on sale from the Sth to the lltn Of
November inclusive, good to return until
the 18th OF November inclusive. No Hall
Tickets viii be sold.
All articles intended for exhibition, in
Guiding Live Stock race horses eXceptedl.
will be transported AT REGULAR TARIFF
RATES PREPAID, and il returned by party
exhibiting (Which fact must be established
by certificate signed by Secretary Of Fair
Nssociation), will be RETURNED FREE,
and amount OF freight prepaid thereon viii
be refunded by Agent 1T Station from which
first shipped, on surrenIer to him OF origin
al Bill OF Lading, or shipping receipt ana
paid freight bill, together with certificate
from Secretary OF Fair Association that
such articles have been on exhibition and
have not changed ownership since leaving
original point of shipment.
J. ". FRY. General superintendent,
+. il. HUGEG, General Freight Agent
.IABEz NURroN, JR., General Ticket agent.
Nov. .. - 1T.
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Buy copy of Kendall's Treatise on
the Horse. Don't wait until your horse
takes sick and dies, but get q copy at
once. 1t tells about diseases of horses.
For saleat HERALD Book Store. 444-4t
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Citation notices or applications for
Administration must be paid for IN
cash. Hereafter 10 such notices will
be published either in the HERALD or
Nesus unless paid for in advance. 44-4t
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The NewberrY Band

The NeWberrY Bano
Has gone to Columbia to furnish the
music for the Fair. It is quite u COM
pliment to the Band that it has been
chosen for two successive State Fairs.
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Box Missing.

Box Missing. .<-
The Maybinton Box has not been
brought in to the Supervisors Of Eiec-
tion. What has become of it?
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Go to NJ, Foot & Sons, their stock of
Fine Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes and Cloaks is complete and prices
low down.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

France has 100000 hens with only
100000 women to throw things at
them.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

Mr.. L. S. Bowers, post master at
Prosperity is our authorized agent at
that place. 80. z-.
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Week Of Prayer.

Week Of Prayer.
The Week of Prayer Of the 7. M. q.
A. will commence on Sunday, the l4th
inst. The first service will be heid IN
the Baptist Church on Sunday evening.
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"RLACK-DR&uGHT" makes chill

"BLACN-OSAOGSI makes chlIls
and fever impossible.
For sale by pR. S. +. FAINT.
EDGEFIELD G. L., S. c., May ), 1879.
Dr.. l.. 4. HaW:
Dear Sir-Having tried HILLS HEP
ATTIC PANAcEA, and thoroughly tested
its merits, I recommend it with the
greatest confidence to the people, and
bespeak for it admittance into every
household. 1t has given perfect salts
faction in my practice, and | feel as
sured the people will find it a healing
''panacea" for AL irregularities incident
to the liver. I do not speak as one who
has heard and seen not. but from my
personal experience as a practicing
physician. It should be kept in every
household. and meet with that recep-
ton that its virtue and merits demand.
I heartily endorse it as an effective
liver regulator.
Very truly yours,
W. D. JENNINGS, NJ. D.
= For sale to the trade by W. Il.
Barrett, Augusta, Ga, and by W. Z.
Pelham. 43-1m.
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canyassine. Inc Returna.

The Supervisors of Election for this
County meet to-day at the Court House
TO canvass the returns from the differ
ent precincts.
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| uvties Bros So!era Rye.

The finest whiskey made, also wines
and liquors Of every variety and the
best quality-at the Hotel Saloon. It,
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Dir. S. +. FAINT.

No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink "WlNE OF CARDUI."
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Sweet repose is enjoyed by those
who take Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. II
soothes disturbed feelings brought on
by i cold, and positively cures coughs,
sore throat etc. Price % cents per
bottle.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

Take "BLACKsDRAUGHT" and you
will never be bilious.
For sale by DR. S. +. FAINT.
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For sale by

"VYlNE OF CAROul for Ladies only.
For sale hr DR.S. T. FAINT:
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DR.. S. F. FANT'S.

A trial package of L BLACk-DRAUGHT'
free of charge at
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Only one man out of several hun
dred got angry when told that he owed
for his subscription. He has retired
to nurse his wrath. Others sensibly
see that this is our only way to run our
business.
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cry truly yours,

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladieE
in "WlNE OF CARDUl."
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A Quincy boy sat beside his girl just
one hour last night and kissed her
ninety-six times out of a possible hun
drei. The other four times she got in
a hurry and kissed him. .-M0de1W L4rgO.
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POST OFFICE,

POST OFFICE,
NEwBBRRY, S. c., Nov. 6, 1880.
List of advertised letters for week ending
Nov. 6, 1880:
Boatright, Edward IPiephe, Emil. B.
Coleman, Mrs. Susan Root, Warren
Davis, F. J. Sea5e, Mrs. Mary
Green, Capt. +. C. Summers, Ms. Susan
Hatton, W.T. Thomas, John
Jones, Mahulder Williams, Melvin
Mathews, Benjamin Wor;z, Slias (cot)
Moore, n. Y. Williams, William
Parties calling for letters viii; please say
If advertised Z. v. BOONE, ?. u.
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THOMPSON, Dentist. opposite Herald Off
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Laboratory Of State Assyer and Chemist.
No. 1913 Broad Street, bet. Tenth and
Eleventh,

RICHMOND, Va, aug. 22nd, 1877.
have m-dv careful chem ical examina-
ton of 4 sample OF ''Sammerdean, Au-
gusta, Co., Va" Rye WhIsheY, selected
by myself and representing lot Of 200
,a7rels in the hands OF AeSSrS. jenkins {;
Stesal, aud fad it entirely free from adui-
terations. can fully recommend it 10
those who desire an article Of assured purt-
". WI. L. TAYLOR, Il. D.,
STATE Assayer and Chemist
None Genuine unless bearing the sigma
ture Of
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-10

For sale by Dir. S. F. FAINT.