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CHAPTER ~.
F1sH-cuLTuRE N PROPAGATION OF.

Territory of Wyoming.
BE il enacted By the Council and House of Representatives of
the Territory of Wyoming:
SECTION l. That the governor of Wyoming Territory
shall nominate, and by and with the advice and consent
of the council, appoint a suitable person as fish commits
sioner of Wyoming Territory, whose duty it shall be to
confer with the United States fish commissioner in regard
to varieties of food fishes suitable for propagation in
waters at such altitude and distance from the sea as
Wyoming; to make requisition upon the said United
States fish commissioner for supplies of spawn or other
means of propagation, and to receive and distribute the
same in manner and upon conditions best calculated to
stock the streams and lakes of Wyoming, and especially
the Laramie, North Platte, Green and Bear rivers, and
their tributaries.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be the duty of said fish commissioner
to publish a notice in the nearest local weekly or other
newspaper or newspapers for four successive weeks, as
soon as may be practicable, stating what streams, lakes,
ponds or other bodies of water he has stocked. And it
shall be unlawful for any person or persons to take any
fish, in any manner whatsoever, out of any such body of
water for the space of three years after the first issue of
such publication. Prouided, The taking of fish prohib-
River and the tributaries thereof, and to the tributaries
of the South Platte, lying within the Territory of Wyo-
ming, and to all lakes within the counties of Laramie
and Albany in this Territory.
SEC. 8. 1t shall not be lawful for any person to kill
or take any fish in any of the waters of this Territory by
the use of any poison or deleterious drug, or by the use
of any explosive substance, or by the erection of any weir,
dam or other artificial obstruction, or by the use of any
net, seine or device whatsoever, except by a hook and
line. And it shall be unlawful for any person to throw
any sawdust or other substance that may be injurious to
fish in any of the waters of this Territory. The fish
ways shall also be constructed ana maintained by the
person or persons who may in any manner whatever
prevent the free and uninterrupted passage of fish up the
stream or streams, by means OF dams, ripraps, or wings,
to or from any irrigating bitches that may be constructed.
SEC. 4. Any person orpersons convicted of violating any
of the provisions of this act, shall be fined in any sum not
less than twenty-five dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars, one-half of which sum shall be paid to the person
giving information of the offense, and the other half shall
be paid into the treasury of the county where the otfense
was committed, for the benefit of the school fund of such
county, and the offender may also be imprisoned in the
county jail not less than ten days, nor more than three
months, suffering either fine or imprisonment, or both,
at the discretion of the judge.
To be Continued.
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GO A WEEK. So a day at home easily
QfZ made Costly outfit free. Address
rRrE & Co., Augusta, Maine. d1Odawiy
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Codey's Lady's Book for October
Is full Of interest for every reader.
The lovers of artistic beauty will pause
long over the first page, containing
Darley's last master-piece-a scene
from .Barnaby Rudge." The ladies
will perhaps hasten on little to see
the numerous pages Of new and beau
tiful fashions, and many will be the
Obs! and Abs! Of delight and satisfac-
ton over the Novelty page, the dainty.
pretty basket made out of-wonder of
wonders-an old sunburnt straw hat.
We shall hunt up all the straw hats
stored away in the garret Ut once, for
our wives and sisters to practise upon.
The literary department is. as usual
from the pens of the most popular au=
thors. and contains most charming
variety of stories and poems, With
several pages of Christian Reid's latest
and best novel, "RoslYn's Fortune" In
every department we find variety use'
fitness and attraction for the use OF the
fair sex, the steady patrons Of the most
popular and attractive of Fashion
Magazines. We will furnish the HER
AID aud Godey's Lady's Book for one
year at the low price Of $3.50 on appli-
Gallon at this Office.
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Bedford (Va.) Alum and Iron Springs.
WATER, MASS AND PILLS.

Adapted to chronic diarrhga, constipa-
ton, and scrofula.-Hy. Latham, NJ. D.,
pres't Virginia Medical Society.
successfully used in Dyspepsia, Chrome
Diarrhoea and Scrofula.-Prof. 5. Jackson,
University Pa
Efticient in anema; excellent appetizer
and blood purifier.-H. Fisher, II. ID "a.
Valuable in nervous prostratlon, ln91sGs
ton and cnlorosis.-G. Z. Mathews, III. D.'
A tine tonic and Alternative, very valuable
in diseases peculiar to females, cnrohlc ie-
yer and ague, bronchitis and diseases OF the
digestive organs.-J. +. Roughton, NJ. D.'
Very beneficial in strengthening and m
proving reduced system.-Rev. Jno. W..
Beckwith, Bishop OF Ga.
Invaluable as nervous tonic.-Hon. l. Z.
Fowler, Tenn.
Recommended as phryphalactic in Ma
,ar.iaI districts.-D. B. Fairex, NJ. D., \. Q.
Restores debilitated systems TO heaitn.-
T. C.. Mercer, n. D., Ind; -,,
Used with great benefit in Malarial Fever
and Diphtheria.-S.F +. Dupon, N. D.: Ga.
or great curative yirtae.-Thos. +. Rum
bold, NJ. D., St. Louis.
Beneficial in uterine derangements ana
malarious conditions.-G. II. Vail, NJ. D.,
Ohio. -. .,,o
throat-P. a. Sifferd, NJ. D., \. Y.
orcatest remedies. Medical Association OF
adanted in certain affections Of the kid
news and bladder; dyspepsia, lupus, chlor-
Sis. scrofulous and cutaneous atfecuons--
prot. J, J. Moorman, n. D., Va
Relieves headache; pr9mptly-RToth SICK
and naryous.-Rev. Z. G. Dodsop, Va
Sample supply sent free to any physician
desiring to test. Pamphlets sent free. AN
alvsis With each package. Water asst comes
from the Springs - per case OF ga!tnns IN
glass-ss 50 for S gallons. S4 for 10 gallons,
s. for 20 gallons in casks. Mass ~ ceEts
and 81; $3.50 and S5 for half doz: PAls.
pure sugar coated, 25c., SOC. and SI package'
Sl25. $50, and IS for half doz. SEM posi-
paid anywhere. This Mass and Plls con-
tains in reduced space all the curative pow
ers of the water, and is convenient, palata'
Bile and soluble.
Springs open for visitors June lst: Board
S3U per month Special rates to families
and parties. Carriages meet visitors at For-
est and Lawyers depot, each four miles
from Springs, upon advice OF arrival.
Address,
s. NJ. DAVIES, Pres. of the Co.,
% Main ST., Lynchbnrg, Va.
Soit! BY DR.. :. T. FAINT, and DR.. W. Z.
PELHAM. ap1 % 6h'
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best rates. 1o-I.
This paper may be found on file at Geo; ?.
Roweu s. Co.'S Newspaper Advertising bu-
reau 40 Spruce St. where advertising con-
tracts MAY be made for it in New York.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
! COUNTY OF N}IWBERRY:-
IN PROBATE COURT.

Henry S. Wingard, Admir-, Of the Estate Of
Jacob s. Bowers, deceased, Plaintiff,
against Sarah E Bo, ers, Mary F. Wright,
Nrncy E. Nackare!l, and others, Defend
ants
Complaint 10 Sell Land, 10 Aid Personally
il PAvmcn: OF DEBTS, SC.
Bv virtue cI an GrGcr p;;sse,: in the above
stated cause or the llth da: Of Sept, 1885.
will sell, g; Ncwherys {. his. G., ou the
First Mouday in October next, within the
legal hours of sac, 10, tirei ;ldgiestj bidder,
;hs Resl Estate Of jacob $. Bowers, de-
ceased, situated il the vit:Ag. of Helena, in
the County aad State aforesaid, containing
Two Acres, more OF less, and bounded by
lands 0! the Grecnvi!le {: CcluEbis Rail
Road, j. {. Small, ". 4. Fai!aw and 9th.
srs, the said !ant to DC SOLD in two separate
lots of one acre e~ch, pia:S to be exhibited
Oh day Of sale. .,- --.'..." ''. d
TERIs-One-half cash; the balance on
credit 0! twelve months, with Interest from
iay of sale, u tc secured by bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage Of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
j. s. FEhDERS, J. P. " C.
Sep.l5, SS-3t. - :: .-.3.-..: ,.E .:
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PenpY. HousToN COUNTY, Ga.

PERRY, HOUSTON COUNTY, GA.
We have known .'Swift's Syphiiitic Spe-
citic" tested in hundreds Of obs Innate cases OF
Syphilis, Merc1rial Rheumatism; ScTofu!a,
ETC. 1t made the most perfect and perma-
pent cures in every case.
HUGH L. DENNARD,. ELI WARREN, = .
SAN D. KILLEN, J. w. W1ABERLY,
Judge 6. Court, J. c. GILBERT, Drug't,
J. L. WARREN, of J. w. MANN,
]. W. Lathorp & Co., County Treasurer,
Savannah, Ga. WIN. D. PIERCE, Sheriff,
Ed Jackson, c.. C. DUNCAN.
Dept Cl'k S2p'r CT. DAY & GORDON.
WM. BRUNsoN. -. ....... .,....
we are acquainted with the gentlemen
whose signatures appear to the above certii-
cate. They are citizens of said County, OF
the highest respectability and character:
A. S. GILES, Ordinary Houston Co Ira.
D. Il. CUTLER.
Clerk Superior Court, Houston Co., Ga.
am personally acquainted with the pro-
prictors, ard many of the gentlemen whose
signatures appear to the foregoing certh-
Gates. They are men Of high character and
Standing. a. Il. COLQUITF, s..
Governor OF Georgia.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-
prietors, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by DR. S. F. FAINT. ;,
Call for copy of Young Mems Friend. "
Sep. s, 37-lm.
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S, NJ. REDUS.
HENRIE DANIEL.

Personal.
Mr.. John Scott is home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eduard Scholtz arrived
home Friday.
The Misses Blake have returned from
4 visit to Charleston.
We are glad to see Mr.. James NJ.
Crawford we'll and out again.
Mr.. Herbert II. Evans is studying
law in tho office of Messrs. Pope & Fair.
DIR. and Mrs. Mayer are home again,
largely benefited by their summer trip.
Mrs. DR.. Jackson, Of Columbia, has
been spending 4 pleasant week in New
berry.
Mr.. Henry D. Boozer will move to
Walhalla soon. His health has been
bad for 4 long while, and he hopes the
change may benefit him. His change
is not intended to be permanent.
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New Store! New Stock!

H.ving erected q new and comnodions
Store on the site Of our old Stand, our fa:i
cilities for conducting the Foreign and Do
,uesticlFruit trade are now unsurpassed in
the Southern Country. -. - .GC.t
Tie attention Of our friends, aud dealers
generally, is called to this fact, aud also to
our fresh supplies arriving to-day e :,
100 barrels Northern APPLES. ,,.
so boxes Mess5ns Lemons.
% barrels andhaif barrels Pears. e o.,
Is pkgs. Delaware and Concord Grapes.
300 barrels E, Rose Potatoes.
% Barrels Onions, ,.. e. -L.23 tz..sstt
lu0 barrels Northern Caobages. T. .fr...
Peaches and Grapes fresh every morning
by Express. c. BART & CO., II
55, 81 aud 80 Market Street,
Sep. %, 39-4,n Charleston, S. c.
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The NeWbery County Census.

There was an error in our publication
of the census of 1870 for this County
1t arose in this way: In the Compen-
dunn, Published by authority of the Z.
S. Government, Newbcrry is put down
thus:
Newberry, 2'"92
Ncwberry, 1'99I
The impression was that 1892 repre-
scnted the population Of the Town, and
1891 that Of the Township outside OF
Town. By referring to the head of the
columns we find that "the population
Of the Township includes that of all the
towns in it.; so that 1892 was the pop
ulation of Newberry Township, includ-
ing the Town of Newberry, as taken in
1870. This is verified by the fact that
the population of the County in 1870 is
put down in the Compendium at w.
IT'S, and that this result is obtained by
not adding the 1881, which shows that
1891 is included in 1892; in other
words, that the population of the Town
is included in that of the Township.
The population Of the Town then IN
1870 was 1891; this left the population
Of the Township outside Of Town only
eo1 against ?, 40 in 1SSO-but that is
the way it was taken. The discrepancy
may be explained, in part at least BY
supposing that the ccnsus-taker for
Newberry Township in 1870 was igno-
rant of the limits of the Township and
omitted large portion of it, and that
this portion was taken by the census
takers of the adjoining Townships 2 and
5, for these two Townships in 1880 show
decrease from 1870, which should not
be the case. A reference to the table
will make the point clear. We print
this week the correct census of the
ON ..,3
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Useful.

OSeFui.
A view from the back door Of Messrs.
Foot & Sons Grocery Department gives
pleasing Evidence that that live firm
has not been idle during the long hos
summer, even though the Junior has
been tripping it off occasionally and but
recently has committed matrimony. In
addition to the wareroom for heavy ar
ticles lately erected, they are now put
ting up a convenient and comfortable
building for the accommodation OF such
of their country friends who remain IN
town over night. The building is OF
brick and Of sufficient size to accommo-
date quite a number, besides they will
furnish good stable room for horses.
The public will appreciate this enter
prise, and we give them praise for it.
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JH. GAILLARD would respectfully cali
tho attention Of his friends in Newberry
and adjoining Counties, to the fact that he
is now with PEOPLES K JOHNSON, who
have on hand fill stock Of Hardware Of
every kind, also Paints, Oils, Farnishes,
Buggy and Wagon Material, Beltilg, from
2 to 6 INCHES, which they eropasa 10 sell at
LOWEST CASH PgIess. Please call and see
ME and verify the above.
Sep. Is, 3S-3t.
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The Circus-An immense Success.

The Gircus-An immense Success.
Old John Robinson has said: Il
can't quit, and the same fascination of
the grand concentration of genius, in
the elcctric-lit arena, which still holds
the old veteran. spell-tound, brought
thousands of others under the canvas
yesterday and last night. all as helpless
rs the old hero to withstand the temp
tation.. 1t was more than weak flesh
could overcome. and us q consequence
the whole space was jammed up to the
very ring. 1t did shock our maodeay 70
see the circus ladies riding around the
ring in short dresses and tights, and
kicking up their heels in such a man
ner, but as all regulated circuses will
have such performances for older heads
than ours, of course we yielded a grace
full acquiescence and enjoyed it to its
fullest extent. The city was crowded
all day with visitors from the surround
ing towns and country who seemed to
Join most heartily with our citizens in
giving one continuous round Of applause
from the march of the Grand Egyp-
.ian Caravan" to the last feat of the
lady Clairvoyant who told the age,
nationality, color Of hair and almost
the very thoughts of those Of the au-
dience who desired it. The barrel and
cross, and the equestrian act by Miss
Minnie Mark, and the light Juggling Of
J. Riley were all good, while the cir
Gus of dogs with clown of their own,
and who, by the way, acted his part to
perfection, was simply astonishing.
The three huge elephants, equaling
in weight and beauty old columbus"
in his better days, as we'll as their comic
prototypes introduced by Lowlow. the
equal of Dan Rice, were highly appre-
ciated. George Holland, the bounding
jockey and great bareback rider,
brought to mind the days of Jim Rob-
inson, the champion Of both Europe
and America We hope not to be in
vidious amongst so many performers,
but in the elegant language of our old
friend 1--WE can't quit" until we have
said a word in praise of the splendid
four horse bareback riding and driving
of Miss Stickney, which was applauded
to tho echo. The menagerie contained
specimens of natural history which are
seldom ever seen under canvas, the
most noteworthy of all in this depart
ment being probably a huge alligator,
which, IN his native cline, $50 John
Lowlow says) dimes daily on young
Readjusters.
Taken as a whole, we can safely say
that John Robinson deserves the belt in
his profession, and is Hcw exhibiting
one of the best shows in the United
States.-Lynch6urg Neaos, Va.
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The Work OF Preparation

The Work Of Preparation
Is going on at the Fair Grounds in
lively style. and Messrs. 4. j. Rilgore
and Alan Johnstone are indefatigably
,neased in putting things to rights and
ing ready for the crowd. The pi-
up and down stairs have seats ar
Ma in tiers one above the other
0e-;ll 0e- afford better accommodation
Aa1ookers on ut the out door exhi-
a, We are pleased ut this im-
NoV,ept, and It will be appreciated
EtOrS.
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Survey of the ioWn.

survey OF I1G I OWL.
Mr.. G. NJ. Girardeau, Surveyor, made
survey of the Town Of Newberry last
week under directions of; the Council,
the object being to ascertain more accu-
rately the corporate limits. The cor
porate limits extend one mile, in Il bee
line". in every direction from, the Court
House. The limit on Adams Street,
North. is just little beyond the mile
post; on Pratt Street, East, about 100
yards beyond the mile post; on Cald-
we'll Street, South, just little this side
Of Mr. J. D. S. Livingston's residence;
on Boundary Street, West, beyond Mr..
Pm. Livingstor's; on Johnstone Street.
West, 200 yards beyond the mile post
en the Helena road through the garden
of the first house this side Of Mr.. r. B.
Holman's; on Caldwell Street, North.
81 yards beyond Mr.. j. G. Wilson's,
about the same distance beyond Mrs.
loves, and just beyond Maj. Baxter's
residence, running through bis kitchen.
The new survey takes in about twenty
five additional voters, most of them col
ored men in OF near Helena. On the
basis of FIVE to one it gives the Town
125 more inhabitants.
Mr.. Girardeau took copious notes
during his survey, and intends to make
careful and exact map Of the Town.
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Various and all About.
Indian Summer.

various dilu dill HDOGL.
Indian Summer. : ....
Business has commenced in earnest.
Newberry merchants are as happy as
big sunhowers.
New and cheap reading at the HER
AID Book Store.
MR. C. Maybin has got new bug
gy. Is anything going to happen?
Capt. McFall says that Hancock is
the man who struck Billy Patterson.
DR.. Jno. M. Thompson is having him
a neatresidence built near Silver Street.
Cotton is the boom now, and New
berry is the market. The crop will be
good.
MIR. w. H. Blease writes from Union
that he is doing his eating with Parker,
of Hotel fame, and that it is perfectly
splendid.
Do not forget that the red X mark
has been made and what it means.
You must pay for the paper if you wish
to read it.
To the humble and credulcus as well
as to the rich and skeptical, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is true and welcome
friend. Price 25 cents.
Ifyou want to see pretty sight look
at Jupiter about 9 o'clock at night:
With q good opera glass you can catch
a glimpse Of his moons.
The little store on the corner OF
Friend and Caldwell Streets is the
place where you can get all kinds OF
stationery and good cheap reading.
Demorest's What to Wear" and
Portfolio Of Fashion" are the popular
books now. Come and get one or the
other. Each Is cents. or 20cts by mail:
The incest and most attractive assort:
ment of French Candies ever kept for a
sweet toothed people, is now to be seen
at the store Of Mr.. A. c. Jones. Go
and look even if yea don't buy.
NJ. Foot & Son just literally takes the
tattered homespuu off the bush in the
extent and variety Of their stock. It is
simply huge, bewildering and splendid.
and they are selling, too, right along.
New subscribers are coming in to the
HERALD, every day bringing accessions.
This is pleasant and makes US feel that
our efforts to furnish first class paper
are appreciated. Come one, come all:
Miss Emma Herbert has been elected
Assistant Teacher ip the Newberry be
male Academy. Miss Herbert is q gra-
duate of the Columbia Female College
and has had some experience in teach
ing.
Reese has the neatest Tonsorial estat-
lisbment in the up country, and you are
certain of i clean, easy shave, or a first
rate hair cut in the latest style, without
any fear of being talked to death. He
is a son of Alonzo Reese, OF Columbia,
and understandshis business thoroughly:
The new sign, the handsonest ever
seen, will show you the way.
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NeWberry Prices Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY
Dy j. N. MARTIN q co.