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American Securities in London Not
Affected by the Crime.

LONDON, July A.
There is intense sympathy among the
American bankers here for President Gar
field. No financial or political anxiety,
however, is felt over his attempted assassi-
nation, although public opinion is prepared
for intelligence of fatal termination of the
Presidents wounds. The market for Amer
lean securities is quiet. Dealers are all buy
crs at figures over the New York quotations,
and there arc no sellers at n reasonable mar
gin.
The Cnnnrd About Guitcau's RE-
nOval from Jail.
A CRITIC reporter, who inquired from
Major Brock as to the truth of the rumors
about Guiteau's removal from the Jail, was
informed al will merely state that the
force about the Jail is amply sufficient to Sc
cure it, and that have never heard an in
timation that he would be removed or was
in danger. know he was taken to the
Jail, and that he was there yesterday after
noon and certainly believe that he is there
got -
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pare for war in time peace. At all times,
in peace or war; cavalry is needed here; ar.
tillery horses are not fit for light duty, and
even occasions of ceremony, such as inaug-
urations, funerals, etc, require the presence
of cavalry. X
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in pair of Hahns finest French calf hand.
sewed low shoes. Sl6 Seventh street and
1922 Pennsylvania avenue
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President.

DRAFTS on London, Dublin and Paris, at
II. ID. Cooke, Jr., & Co.'s, 1929 + st.
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ATWOOD Blue Flannel Suits $40;
warranted fast color. /. Hamburger & Sons,
615 Pennsylvania avenue
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ST. PETERsBURG, July 4,-The press Of
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Newspaper Duns. 81.

Newspaper Duns.a:a :'H::eel : ~1I.G5h
Here is how brother journalist puts
it: We presume that some people think
that newspaper men are persistent
duns; let y farmer place himself in q
similar business position and see if he
would not do the same.
Suppose that he raises one thousand
bushels of wheat, and his neighbor
should come and buy a busheL, and the
price was only small sum of two dol
lars, or less, and the neighbor says, i
"will pay you the amount in two days" "
As the farmer does not want to be small
about the matter, he says "All right"
Another comes in the same way,
anu still another, until the whole OF one
thousand bushels OF wheat are trusted
out to one thousand different persons,
and not one Of the purchasers concerns
himself about it, for it is small amount
they owe the farmer, and Of course that
will not help him any.
He does nos realize that the farmer
has frittered away his large crop Of
wheat and that its value is due in a
thousand little driblets, and that be is
seriously embarrassed in his business
because his debtors treat it az little
matter. But if all would pay him
promptly, which they could do as well
as not, it would be very large amount
to the farmer, and enable him to carry
on his business without difficulty. The
above comparison is too true Of the
difficulties that the newspaper man has
to contend with.-Ercbaasge. ... '......
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T8R2 NEVIS HeR aRaaaaR : p

Mr.. NJ. Foot. Of Ncwhe::v. claims =
he the first person to nav" cotton ;.':les
put up in iron :i.>S. In 1862. w.A..;e u;
home on furlorgb, be bo'!ght 4 qnac
tity Of seed cotton al the S,.ic VI the.
Chalmers estate. and got EMr. J. j.
Scbumpert to gin and pack tie cotton
eleven bales-inrnisning Mis-. With
hoop iron to put round it: 81 j ~
Bread cast OF tho watersis iheara toi:
even after many days. rs was proven
last week on The presentation OF n pair
of editorial shears by McssrS. Peoples
& Johnson to this Office. The n::t;!-
tion published in the I1EKALD was read
by them and appreciated. In the pos
session of such nj elegant pair o. sharp
shears We promise to &c, GOOD s;vcIN u
the filing up in" HEEA!.p. Th;MEs,:
gentlemen. - - '--' - =
Since the agitalon Of the Lien Law
began parties who bad money !rsvc
held it very closely, knowing that if the
law should be repealed they Wcnid haye
urgent need Of tito run then farms with
the coming year This has been one
of the reasons tia, trade has been so
dull. Some persons, approaching this
fact. and lAaraing that the h'll to
repeal the Lien Law bad been. killed.
posted up the following writtea : no..
tice in various portions. Of town Mon.
day: Now is the timc5to spent your
surplus cash; fox the Lien Law stands
as It did before" There is no name
signed to the notice.
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Frank lesIie's Sunday Magazine. -.


Frank lesl;e's Sunday Magazine. 49,.
The January issue of this admirable
monthly is, in all respects, a holiday
number, and reflects great credit on the
new editor, 7. De Witt Talmage, D. D..
It opens with 4 charming Christmas
Carol, by f.. II. Stoddard, followed by
an illustrated article Of much interest,"
4 Brief Chat About Christmas. Cold
Weather Ialk,,-by-, W c. Gray; a
Christmas Homily' and Christmas and
Epiphany 'Gefebrations,' etc, are timely
and excellent articles. The 'Remin-
iscences Of an Old New Yorker are
continued; the delightful serial. May
Cunningham's Trial' is concluded, and
two Of deep interest commenced, en-
titled. 'Margaret's Enemy by the au-
thor Of Maid Marjory,' etc. and 'Pru-
dence Winterburn,' by Sarah Doudney.
There are short stories, sketches, essays,
poems, ETC.. by celebrated writers, and
the Home Pulpit gives sermon by
Rev. DR.. Talmage, The Manger.'
Among the. many attractive features Of
the number, which abounds with enter
tanning, instructive and cdifyiug read
ing, is No. l.. of People I Have met,
by the Editor, Introducing with Illus
trat;ons. William Cullen Bryant, Wash
ington Irving, Peter Cooper. Daniel
WehSterand DIR. JIG: Holland. The
price Of namber is 25 cents; yearly.
subscription, So, post paid. Address,
Erank: Leslie, Publisher, So, 50 and 81
Park Place, New York. .-.
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The American Farmer ..
For December closes the year with a
number Of great interest and value.
Every branch Of farm work receives at
tention, and there is something for
every taste. The diarnsSions of sere-
raj practical and advanced farmers
clt!hs (;.lways Il f:a,Nre in this journ"D
are verv Instructive. The home de-
ptrt,nent is also very attractiveto the
l:uii,'S. -..
D.. Hereafter The Firmc1 will be pub
li>m:t :S semi-uonthly ION the lSt
and 13!il Of every monli:}. and the
quantity of reading matter doubled.
Prizes arc offered for essays on num-
ber of subjects Of great moment TO the
agriculture of this section, and these
essays will appear during the year.
3. The publishers also present large
list Of premiums, consisting of useful
and handsome articles for clubs Of sub
scribers. Some of our enterprising
readers ought to secure some Of these
premiums, rs The Farmer should be
in the hands of all good farmers. The
subscription is $3.50 year. or S1.Q0
to clubs of five or more. Sam1 Sands
& Son, Publishers, Baltimore. 81
.. HERALD and Farmer in clubs at So.
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Personal.
Capt. c. F. Waters is ia town.
Mr.. T. c. Pool went to Atlanta Tues
day.
Messrs. Walter Gromer and Thos.
Glasgow have gone TO oArkansas. =
Representative Wilson and Senator
Brown spent last Sabbath at home.
MIR. and Mrs. G. S. Mower, Capt. R.
II. Wright. Miss Wric,t and Miss Cald-
we'll left Monday for Atlanta. ..,.t
Mr.. l.. W. Floyd. travelling for the
Cigar House of Bachelor Bros, Phila-
delphia, WIS IN town this week.
Revs. J. b. Campbell and A. J.
Stokes left Monday for Conference at
Union, which opened yesterday.
Mr.. Jno. D. Brown. one of the New
berrians who moved down to Columbia
with the Car Shops. has returned.
Mr.. F. \. Scbumpcrt, Mrs. Kings
more and Miss Lizzie SchUmpert re-
turned Saturday from the Exposition.
DR.. Alfred Higgins, who moved from
Ncwberryto Alabama twenty-five years
ago, is in town on visit to relatives.
Mr.. Robt. T. Caldwell moves 10 town
next week. He will occupy Mr.. a. A.
Killian's house on Cline Street, "B-ook-
lyn."
Mr.. H. w. Anderson. having in tow
bevy of Laurens bellies, passed through
Newberry Tuesday, on his way to At
ltnta.
Mr.. Z. P. Chalmers, Clerk of Court,
will live at Helena next year IN the
house recently occupied BY Capt. j. w.
Parrish. 2
Mossrs.: P. Clark Smith, I: Nc. Smith
and Fhos. r. Workman left yesterday
for he. Gate City" to see the great
Exposition, -. a., --s---,
MIR. J. J. Lane.lef Monday for Bry-
ant & Stratton's Business College, Phil
adelphia, where he will remain for
eight months: -
Mr.. c. D. spearmanssand family
have moved to town and occupy the
house on Calhoun Street opposite the
Presbyterian Church: - 80
We are pleased to see ME:-A. W:
CLARK, the. Artist, il Newberry again,
after several months /spent1n, Union.
Heeomes back=to stay, - -
Messrs. O. i, Schumpert and H. G..
Moses left Monday to attend the session
of the Grand Lodge of Masons which
met in Charleston Tuesday.
;. Rev. A. Coke Smith and family, OF
Charleston, came up Monday. Mrs.
Smith remains at her mothers. Mrs.
DR.. Mayer, while Mr.: Smith goes to-
Co,fercace; - q Z s5.s :
Rev. Thos. G. Herbert. of Sumter,
Rev. J. Marion Boyd, of Rock Hill, and
Mr.. D. P. Boyd, of Edgeield, passed
through NcwberrY Monday on their
way to the Methodist Conference at
Union. ..," =.
Messrs. 6. B. Cromer, G. 6. Sale
aud S. MEG. Simkins passed their eX-
animation before the Supreme Court
Tuesday. and were admitted to practice
as attorneys-at law in all the courts Of
this State.
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A Word for the Poor.

-. We don't know how many poor
widows and orphans, and single women
there are in this community, butWe do
know that there are some, and we sup
pose that each religious denomination
in the place is acquainted with their
own destitute members. The question
to be solved is. are these Christian peo-
pie taking care of the suffering ones?
If not. we suggest that they remember
them substantially now at this season
especially, and at all times. The Lord
loves a cheerful giver, md blessed is;he
who remembereth the poor. ...s
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A Sequence Of Song"

Mr.. Dulae, Bookseller, Columbia, S.
c., desires to inform the public that he
is getting out for the holidays : beauti-
fully gotten up souvenir for the South
entitled ~ Sequence of Song" by the
author of ...fhe Golden Fence Echoes
;of Holy Week,," etc. The cover, which
is very tasty, was: designed by the >au-
Thor; whose name, however, isnot'
mentioned, and the whole style of the
publication is calculated to reflect credit
upon Southern workmanship.
Two of the poems, "A Requiem upon
the Carolina of the Past and The
Southern Cross, "lreceived various COM
,plimentary notices at the time of publ
cation over ten years ago; bat the
greater part have never been in print
before. . .-.-.:.:: ......
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DRUG STORE

Can he seen the prctticst and largest
stock of Xmas and Holiday Goods fer
the least money. The: following are
especially seasonable: Bureau and Toi-
let Sets. Dressing Cases, Puff Ro-;es.
Anto. and Photo. Albums, Hair brush
es, Fragrant Colognes, Toilet Soaps
Cups and SaucerS, Tea Sets. Merschaun
Cigar and Cigarette Holders. Fancy
Boxes Papeteries, Beautiful Vases, Ele-
giant Lamps of every description, from
25c. to $40. Come one! Come ALL!
4 cordial Invitation is extended to ev-
cry one to call and eXauine our stock.
No trouble to show goods. Good goods !!
S,ual plofts!! Large Stock!!. Come
before the grand rush, and make your
selections, and don't forget the place
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The Cottage Hearth.

The January number:of the Cottage
Hearth, = beautiful monthly, devoted to
Home Arts and Home Culture, is on
our table, and should find place in
every home in the country. The Janu-
ary number will open a new and thrill.
ing story by DR.. George Macdonald, of
London The price OF the ;Cottnge
HeltrtA is 81. so. but clubbed with the
HERALD she two will be furnished for
S2Z5. ......-.,,-,-,,... ,......,.-.-..
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=, The fact of the hereditary transmits
SIGN Of disease is clearly established,
and Scrofula the most dreaded and per-.
haps the most difficult to cure. S. S..
S.. the KING of al Specifies, points
with pride, to the long list of cures of,
this scoarge. In no instance has It
been known to fail, even after cases,
had been pronounced hopeless. Price,
81 90 aud l,75 per bottle.
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Notice ef .EE:iaai Settlement.

7 xiii make . ias; settlement. or the cs-
late OF Henry 3. Spearmau, deceased, il
me Probate Coar. for Newberrv County,
on che 81 day Of January. 1882. cat 10
O'clock a. ~; and immediately tneIea:ter
will apply tor discharge es Administrator
0! SAID estate. JOHN A. WERTS, =
Dec. l, 4S-5t. Adm'r., &c. :
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Howto Make Money. r..,.:
According to the character or extent
of your business, set aside percentage
for printing and advertising. Never
let an article, parcel or package go
from your office witifouta Handsomely
printed wrapper, card, or circular.
Keep yourself increasingly before the
public, and it matters not what busi-
ness utility you follow or make choice of,
'forifintelligently and industriously pur-
sued, a fortune will be the result.
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College Items.

College Items.
President Holland, of Newberry, who
is ever wide-awake to the interests Of
his college, recently made sale Of 3
pile of the South Carolina Synod's
folly. in the shape of Confederate bonds,
and with the proceeds purchased for
the college library the Encyclopedia
Britannica, 81 volumes, in elegant bind
ing.
We learn that the Sifey Museum in
N"wberrv College has been beautifully
fitted up With suitable glass cases. and
everything nicely arranged by the fac
ultv. We hope it will be filed now
with valuable specimc:s.
Lutheran Visitor.
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Deaths. y-.-.E a.<-% .@s.|
Mrs. Maria Davis died at Newhrri !.
Monday afternoon OF typhoid fever.
Died ut Darlington. S; c.. Nov. 21tll:
Daniel Wayland. iuflnt son Of Rev. d..
y. and Mrs. NJ. +. Dantzler. aged oN":
year. -.
Mr.. Philip r Lawton, Of Charleston.
who had many friends in Newhcrrri
died at Laurens the 10Th instant Of ty-
phoid fever. .--...., .-- Z
Died Nov. 30th, at bis home near St.
Pa,d's. Church. in this County, Mr.:
James B: Livingston, aged a years, 4
respected and useful citizen.
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Three Cheers.

Three Cheers.
If afflicted with that most painful and
annoying disease, Hemorrhoids, or
Pies use Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint-
mcnt: II is.victorious in cases of even
the longest standing, ;!ntFcstablishesa 4
permanent cure. Procure bottle and
be relieved. Price so cents. Whites
Cream White Vermifage is the best
worm killer For sale by DR.. W. F.
Pelham. COW.
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Suit the Action.

Suit the Action. ...
The best Liniment in the world for
man Or beast is Coussens' Lightning
Liniment: For. rheumatism. Lame
Back, Pain in side, Neuralgia. Corns
and Bunions, it IS q certain cure, and
for SPAWN, Ringbone. Calls, Cuts and
Scratches on animals. it is the best
remedy known. Price 50 cents bot
tie. Whites Cream White Vermifuge
is the best worm killer. Forssale by
D,. 70 T 3p4.lkssm : COW.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
. COTNTY7"OF 4NEWBERRY:-
IN THE PROBATE GOUR4.1r

He;ry Hendrix, as Adm'r! Of Rebecea Hen:
.driN. decd &C., plaintiff, against ,Rebec-
cs J. Hendrix and others, Defendants.
Co,iiTpi4Irt 10 Sci! Lands to'PaY Debts, &c
4!nv vireie el al order hereib passed the
7'A dsy ci December, a. D., ISslty.L will
sell az New berry Court House. on Saie-day
IN Jannsrv, i D 1882. within mhe legal
hours Of sale, the resl estate OF. which Re-.
becca He6drix d!ed seized and POSSESSED,
consisting Of Niiiety:niGe end three: :fonrths'
(9gfj acre.. more OF les>,. situate i'll said,
lo"nly aHd Stlt@, ana bohudeG-0y- lands Of
t,~es r. Giaty, HeprylD. sBooaeE, jehn R.
Spcs.mau, AID others, osxthe following
terms, TO wrr:S',' OBJ ~ >-'H i'''-'. '..'' !
5.One-ha.! cash, and lbe balanes oa.arred-,
il OF twelve months with Interest from day
OF sale. Tie credit portion to be secured by
hotG o. tie ,pureba>eeiqr: 7: and mortgage ofthe
premises. PlschaSec TO pay for papers.
-.iv@+a.;'.,i J1B!! .PELLERS,I UP NC"
. Dec. ,;lssl,) .,.a.A -. -. 4s--74t
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ALaGY's Wish.

*Oh.. how l do wish my skin was as
clear and soft as yours said lady TO
friend You can easily make it so"
answered the friend. How" in
quired the first lady. by using Hop
Bitters, that makes pure rich blood and
blooming health. It did it for me. as
you observe. Cairo Bulletin.
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The Hot Supper

The Hot Supper
For the benefit Of the Yonng Mems
Christian Association Tuesday night
WAS we'll attended. The supper WAS cx-
cellent; oysters, turkey, cakes and ev-
erytbing else in abundance and well
prepared. The net proceeds amount 10
SSl 40.
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The Prosperity Dramatic, Club will
give performance at Luther s. Dom
inick's Hall tie night of the 2Sth in
slant, consisting of Il dramatic farce
mot sacht atfool rs she eliooks," to be
followedstw TheSlaugbable farce Tim
othy to tas rescue; or, how stotame
mother-in-laH.'' The admission will
be 35Ecen:s; children under u, 20 ccGs.
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What is Home Without Music 4?

Well. well, don't get mad about it,
and talk in such big capitals. We give
it up. We never were soottat conun- ::
drums. But you cunt dodge $uch q.
qate&i0,s. Home, sweet home must be
made :. happy place, and if it does not
contain Il Piano or an Organ why it is
but half furnished" Live on one meal
q day, aad gritS at that; 60 without
parlar carpet, hurn Kerosene or tallow
candles. wear the old oyercoat another
winter. take in boarde;s, rent the base
ment. Scrimp and pinch IN every otlier
way, bit don't Starve the music oat Of
Jour life. ~
Read the advertisement Of the Nc
SMITH MUSIC House, GREENv!LLE. S.
e.. and send them an order. 5OE2t
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EsSa5 $@{es.
----------------E I--=e --I@@
STATE or SJ{1TH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWKERRY.-
CO1,RT OF PROBATE.

E;jx. :. Pir<,er,, PETITIONER, ac:.iH>' John
.e Il. piea2r, pctenda"i... ..l. =
:. Tetitiop for Dover, ....
Bv ;.;l',ic OF 1T! order herein passed the
lotn day OF Oc:obe", 1881 / vii! SELL at
apab!:c ,cuIcry, d! NewDelry Court House,
:. =, on lie 2nd daT OF january, 1882, all
il,,; .r.r' o; and sisuato in said Coun:y,
i 'coatAining One Hundred and SiAty-iour and
0nc-talf, Acres; more or:less, ami bounded
by lands. OF J, j. ReeGer,,A. ". Reeser,'
Or. r ?. lnsrk, by Bas:i River and 1y the
.lapGs OF Others. On the following terms, 20
VIZ: - r!'s-y -! <:I--.. 10! 49,. -,
EGr cash 70 fully pay aud satisfy the Pc
ttierp's' Judgment All aiE costs herein in-.
CURED, anG as to the, balance upon ! credit
OF twelve months with Interest from the
cay OF sale, which SAID balance shall be se-
cured by the bond Of the purchaser. AMI
mortgage ofthe land sold: with rhe privi-
lego. to the. purchsserot paying the entire,
bid 10 cash ..-.,. ..s.;,,-o.,..
Do ;''.'. } 3. FEELERs, J. P. PIC \: {. .
Dec s, 1881. 49-4t- {!
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cs sc 81
Notice OF. Final Settlement,

I will make / oe;le:DEbt or the estate of
William Ras, deceased, i, the Probate
Court for Newberry CoantY, 5. c., on Tues
day, the 10th day OF January, 1882 at Il
o'clock in the forenoon. and Immediately
thereafter apply for d faaldischerge as ID
ministrator OF said Estate. ' 49,. -.
. 70. THOMAS +. RAY,
~ Dec. s, 49-5t Administrator
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All PELHAM'S

Can be found just what everybody
wants. He his found out the secret O:
knowing wben, aUh4t and hes0 to buy.
Besides he has marked everything
down extremely low, and now at Pei
hams
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Complaint for Relief"

C6mp;amt TOT tseTef.
III Obedience to al ordeffer. Foreclosure
i:r the above stated case, will sell, at New
berry Cour. House, on the Fist Monday
{Sa!e5day )-jp! January, HAI:D:Jsa2, within
-.he lysal. hours of,ssie, at public Quietly, 70
tie highest bidder, all and Singular that
tract or plantation ofiAud lying and being
in the County aforesaid and partly .ip the
Town OF Newberry, Containing One Hun
.dreQ and Twenty-six Acees.l more or :less,
auG bounded on the South by Fair Street.
on ne Past nv 1sdsms Street ana road4ead-
ing to- WaI: Fak'ss Oh the North BY lands
O! ". Y. Fair, and on, the West by Cald-
'EeN Street. A20Ii" : - '4Avl-i2 !"
TERMS or SALE-0ne.haG cash,s the bal
aucc OH credit Of twelve months with in
sterost tr3miC- of sale. < ssPutchsserto give
/ a, bou4: AID mortgage t95see9re the, ctedit
portion and 20 pay for papeSs.
ii5iX plat or pta+s oeHhea premises aiaa6e
.fospt ip the Office Of E. r. Chalmers. Esq,
aS Clerk 81 Court. on sni aftel Ffiday next.
.91tHoG beRGSH9RE;cow
:" bss q isSf sSf2"E9 5SS q aSsS0S55!t GSE9z st
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KEEPER TO R9ORsHaJSB
lwonI .aToa o-eISD- -iaiat ssa@o
I'll PHYSICIAN hl1llli 20 :5pleQlRR ljSE HllotsE
foy igaor s?;AMHiJAlLs cnord -

Notice Gs g'9s 6 hereby rse66 ~ fgRveh IL Pdaas until h
O'Clock, a. M on Tuasda5, December Goth,
next, the undersigned, will; receive fsesled
-5ids for Keeper to the Poor House, and for
/ Physiciao 20 the 4PoorHouse aud tJsiir.of
this County, for, twelve months commencing
January Isl, 1882.
a The Keeper: will be requIed,to transport
fsee of further cost all paupers to, the, Poor
House all wood, fuel, clothing and proTi-
csiess. for the panpess : to- cassdHase1 tree bf
cost from; six 70 Ten acres Of the Poor House
Farm; to give a. good and sufficient bond
tiufthe sum Of one thousand Gnslarsy .aad TO
do all other things now required ,efr the
present keeper. whose contract may be seen
a; any time j, caliSg upon me.
Pid"! 'J:!9 9'-Use.~F:-W WER8ES 5a.,
b Dee:.lg 4as3tudussulCl&s C.3l&JG,,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15
Valuable , Land, ,pr
Sale ,,


. Tss Elsisnd Place, containing six hupl
dred AID sixty mine acres, bounded ,6y lands
-oi d! Vi BoassEo.e, estate of GoAa Safer
Mhi1s, Jeeeased,, J +. Puts, !: R.o Nosd
and others, may De purchased at private
sslei from me al say ainejpasf+ to the sec
.ond day Of January next # got sold at
private ssle~I win sell said tiac: of land at
pablicloutefya at y Nevherry CO T., >SJtE5, on
the Hrst Monday u January, ne2l,; at Fl
O'Clock in the morning.
Terms Of sale -osssl third cash, and the
oalanee Gu l. ,credit, of, one a2d ,;go years /;
the credit porfiou to bs Secured 'by the
bond OF The purchaser and inortsage1of
,lAe premises. ....... ......-.-.,-,..
:" plav ST he Ind may be seen st the.
law ofiue ot f.sL Pope, !; Esq.,, eeNeyberFy.
G. H. :..-.t. 49,. .-..i, -, ]
I will take pleasure in showing any per-
sons over the premises prnrtolday of sale.
Titles are warranted. ,. T..
=: 6uiRbEs 3. BURTON
Dec i ~. 4t -. (