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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-05
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From the Greenvile NeWs we
learn that the safe of Mr.. W. W.
Goldsmith, of Greenvllle, WAS bro
ken open by burglars the night be-
fore Christmas and about four
thousand dollars in money and jew
elry was stolen.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-05

Jno. F. Hobbs, as Attorney for
Gen. Stolbrand, the defeated Re,
publican candidate for Congress
from this District, has served on
Col. D. Wyatt Aiken the notice and
grounds of contest. The chief
ground is fraud.
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minded and earnestly seeking the
things of the Spirit of God?
These are momensous questloss and
ii s'rhnores US to ponder them in onr
l.:.r;s. And with this new evidence
of the uncertainty Of life wc are sd-
ruui>hcl to be rcsdy-for at such a
ii'ae as We may least expect 1t, our
prvJ.tion may be ended.
May God help us TO lay these truths
20 our hearts, and may We be protited
BY them. May He ever lead us in
the narrow way that tendeth to eternal
l;fc. Aud the very God Of peace
s4uvtify you wholly and | pray God
your whole spirit, and soul, aud body,
be- preserved blaneless unto the com
ing Of sur Lord Jesus Christ
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-05

The thermometer at Spartanbnrg
Thursday morning was 10 degrees
below zero; at Greenville it was Is
below.
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Dissolution Of Partnership!

John S. Fair having qualified as Trial
Justice tor Newberry County, the partner
ship O! the undersigned as Attorneys At
Law is hereby dissolved.
Y. J. POPE.
JOHN S. FAIR.
Jan. J 1881. At.
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.Te2U advertisements.
The National Bank Of NeWberry,

NEwDEsRY, S. o., Jan. 5. 1881.
The Annual Nee'iug Of the Stockholders
of the National Bank Of Newberry, will be
held in the Banking House, on Tuesday,
the llth instant, at II o'clock, A. n.
JNO. B. CARWILE,
Jan. 5, lit Cashier.
News copy once.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5, 1881
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vantages. For Terms, see first page.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-05

The colored Cadet Whitaker
has been granted 8 Court Martial,
which will begin its sittings at
West Point the 18th.
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NOTICE.

At d meeting Of the Policy Holders OF
the Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance
Company, the undersigned were appointed
II Committee to employ Counsel to repre-
sent the Policy Holders in the pending liti.
CATION of said Company, and have so en-
ploycd Mcesrs. Norman & Sinkins, Attor-
neys ut Law. Ali Polio! Holders can come
in and share the benefits Of tie terms made
with Us, and they are respectfully referred
10 said Attorneys.
T.Y. WICKER.
J. B. WERTS.
J. G. RIXARD.
T. II. LAKE.
Jan. 3, 1881. lit
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EVERY NIHBER COMPLETE IN ITSELF
WIDE-AWAKE FARMERS,

Who now. like men in other callings, be-
lieve in improvement, in studying up their
work, its needs and opportunities for ad-
yancement will find safe adviser In r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-05

ALBUMS, ALBUMS!
ALBUMS, ALBUMS!
ALBUMS, ALBUMS!
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
A Garrotsr Captured.

NEW YORK. July 1l.-While
Ludwig Young, deaf and dumb man
residing at No. 203 East Eleventh
street, was walking along Third ave
nue. on his way home at an early
hour this morning, he was suddenly y
attacked at the corner of Eleventh
street BY two garroters. One ofthem
threw his arms around his neck and
held him backwards, ,.while his com.
panion began rifing bis pockets. Just
at that moment Policeman Henry
Beukers, of the Fifth street station
arrived and took in the situation al
a glance. He sprang at the robbers
who snatcheda silver watch from the
pocket OF Mr.. Young, and chas ed
them through Tenth to Second ave-
nue., where he captured one them af.
ter desperate resistance. The watch
was found in his possession. At the
Essex Market Court to day Jdstice
Smith held the prisoner, who des-
cribed himself as VIM. Clifford, %
years of age, for trial In the General
Sessions in 81 900 bail.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13

SnnRTTy's BALHs. .--Sheriff CLARK sold
to-day as the Court House In this clsy,
the following properties 81.
Dwelling on Seventh street between
Pine and Spruce, OF Ohvor H. r. Dsr-
shiei, deceased, TO Samuel w. MsCaul-
ley. &sq.. for Sl575.
3 Property on Windsor street. between
9th and OH, to J. 81. Hoffecksr, Esq,
for City Loan, for $50.
Property on Longan street 10 J. b.
Ho6scker for city Lon for Slo0.
Farm In Christiana Hundred Of
Moses Lowther, deceased, to Victor
DUPONT Esq., for 1900.
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Raalre.a Chsngss.

PHrLApRLPHIA, July 11.-Several
changes arc expected to take place
this week in the board Of directors Of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company. There
will be 3 meeting in Q few days and
action will then be taken on the resig
nations OF several directors. That Of
Mr.. Garrett Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Company, has been In President
Roberts hands for some time, but it is
expected that it will not meet with
acceptance, - the Pennsylvania Com
pany has no desire TO lessen the
friendly relations that have hitherto
existed between the two lines. Mr..
George G, Haven, Of the Central
rsilroad Of New Jersey, will probably
retire, ~ will also several Boston
membsrs, including Messrs. Thayer,
Minot, BoWditch aod Stevenson. Who
will be elected to fill these vacancies
1t ID impossible to say. Mr.. Hinckley
however, WIN continue ~ president,
and 1t IL more than likely that most Of
the local directors will remain In the
board. l
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AAHKEp Fea LIFE.
4 wissis - Cs.s.s !. s,,...

= Wt9ea1 Gaap Ooslnas :, u
.s VA. Z Z Aassnpt sufsia. !
From the PhilA Ffsss q to.S.,
About $50 O'Clock .ls.t -
Jacob F. Erria, I saloor M l |. .eveulal
No, 1880 Pasiayunk Iysrspe 4
tsmpted g Commit suicide bv % .haa. y
ing himsslf Efrig was nIss., ~ i,Ooot'
i: ! q cards with a friend drJsmg vS.n [.
~: wlls chidsd him for losing sa,a 40 na.a =
tlmes: = diHpnte resulted. das,.
wnlcn The woman siappeE h, .I.la y
baud u the face. This sct se ~ :. na,,
tiiied Errig that he sross f.~,,n - 40.
laDie and, going behind ths M I. ~
picked up . oubls-barrelied y. -
which was lcadsd, and, plecir.s ~, y!
muzzle Of the weaoon n hs his ~
pulled the trigger. A loud ~ rs.s.
followed and the man dronns1 .W !!
the fioor while the blood, rTSu snn,.., y
from his face. An amhnIs..oppu .puiss
promptly summoned and ~ " vo,, N.Y.
ded man was removed to tbs psua pvua
s:yivania Hospital, where Z ~ az, uun |,
ination Of his injuries showed ID th., unsl.' :
part o. his upper lip and poas s ~
Deen blown away. The wounda @ ~
not ola serious character. but b sbonISs ~
the man recover he will Be- msrrsS u,S
10Y life. The shooting caused eon. nv
adorable excitement il tbs nsiSS. S0l.
borhood, and large crowds colIsctsd
around the saloon during the evan. van.
Ing TO learn the story. The nsieh.
Dors say that the couple have apps.
rentiy lived happily together. ~
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M. eenklisg.s :Ecws OF the Can
'ffikF ftl vaaAs 'e

Much Of ex-Senat,r Conkling's time
was occupied yesterday in reading and
answering dispatches from Stalwart
Republicans who are in Albany man.
aging his canvass for United States
Senator. Ali the kilograms assured
him that there would be no break in
the ranks Of his supporters in the
Legislature. Mr.. Conkling is cona-
dent that Mr.. Lapham cannot be elect
Cd in his place. He win not 60 TO Al
bany unless he is sdvised by his lieu
tenants that 1t Is absolutely necessary
for him to be on the ground. His
friends said last evening that he could
hold his supporters to the end of the
year, and that neither Mr.. Lapham nor
Mr.. Miller could be elected. The
Halt Breeds who are in town are con-
fident that these gentlemen will be
elected, and said last night that an
sleetion this week is reasonably Ger.
tain.-.A p. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
A Disassreus Storm.

DEs MoINEs, Ia, July 11.-A ter.
rific transform passed over this city
and vicinity early this morning, and
great damage Was done to tho North
western R. r. by the wsshing ont Of
several hundred yards Of road bed and
q number ofbridges. The Des Moines
river here 10 at food tide to-day, The
storm was regular waterspout ct
Marshalltown. The water raised over
the Hat cars standing on the track at
Colfax. The water 10 running over
the track on the Rock Island road, and
trains which left here at midnight on
tho Rock Island road for the eastward
got only to Kellogg and were obliged
to return.
From Kellogg to Wilton the track
IL badly washed, but no bridges ars
gone. At Marshalltown four feet oil
water IL reported. In central Iowa
the wires are down, and 1t 10 impossi-
bic to get particulars.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-
Stocks. were moderately active but
weak and declining. Money. was
easy at substantially unchanged rates.
Governments declined . fraction and
lower figures were made for railway
bonds. Foreign exchange was dull
and steady, =
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
General Foreign NssCs.


LoxDox, Juls 10. 1851.
Prince Bismarck's health hsa greatly
improved since his arrival at Ktssingen.
The French Senate has passed . bill
prolouging the treaties Of commerce
three months. 81 ia ..., iii, Is,
Sheik Oberdullah, the Kurdish chief.
has arrived at Erzeroum ON his way 10
Gonstantinople.
The Italian Senate has passed bill to
prevent the spread of the phylloxera
and to attempt the acclimatlzatton OF
the American vine. sssss :. o.
The Turkish war material has alfsady
been removed from the second Sonc OF
the ceded territory, and It Is believed
that the treaty term for the foal trans-
fer to Greece will be shortened. <
The betting on the race for the st
Leger Stakes which will como on Al
Doncaster on September IA, 10 3 10
against Mr.. r. Lorillard's brown coll
Iroquois, 3 to against the Duke ol
Westminster's brown colt lPeregrine
and even money on the two against ths
| field. 4s
There hes been no renewal of neRotia
tions between Germany and the Vatican
| Besides an interview between tho Em.
peror william, Of Germany, and thu
Emperor Francis Joseph, OF Austria, d
| Sa,zburg, Baron von Haymerle will Wis
| 1t Prince Bismarck at Ktssinge during
| the summer.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
Skill I'm the workshop.

TO do good work the mechaDic must
have coed health. II long hours OF CON
hnement In close rooms have enfeebled
his hand or dimmed his sight, let him at
ones, and before some organic trouble
appears, take plenty Of Hop Bitters.
HIS system viii be fejuvenated, his
nerves strengthened, his sight become
OLE or, and the whole constitution be
built up TO . higher working condition.
DR.. J.Leo Mingle, OF Newbur ytown Pa,
Ays :-"Liebig Co.'S Cocoa Beef Tonic has
given me more thorough satisfaction In
my practice than any tonic which have
pre6extbed. It 10 unequalled as q nerve
ionic, etc." Beware Of worthless imita'
tons. Un9crupnlous traaesmen imitat-
Ing II Will be prosecuted.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13

The only complaint Griscom has
made is that he feels weak. His men.
tai powers seem undimmed and his
conversational ability unabated.
He talks uurenittingIy with visitors,
and II 10 only now and then that he gives
any Indication Of being bored BY the
6ood OF questions that is poured In upon
him. He has answered the saine Ques-
tlons so many, times that they are be-
coming tribe monotonous. Some of
his callers are men well known In CHI.
cago. The Rev. DR.. Thomas Shove
great interest In him, and expresses
himself as surprised ut his due physical
c ,ndition. The Doctor says, and the
truth Of the remark 10 evident, that be
himself might be much more readily
taken for . starved man than Griscoul.
This observation would be correct a. 70
almost any man who Is not absolutely
corpulent, for Whatever Grlsco,n may
hsvs been before be began his fast be Il
even now q large and fairly muscular
man.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
A RKANsAs, ,-LoUIsIANA-rExAs
SOUTH WESTERN IMMIGRATION
COMPANY

The purpose Of this Company II TO ftar-
nish reliable Information, descriptive
and statistical, reIAttng 70 the resources
and advantages Of u South Weat.
The company now has for distribution
Books, Pamphlets, ctrculars and Maps,
which will be sent free Of charge npsn
application made 10
VIM, w. LANG, President,
Late Master Texas State Grange,
B. g. DUVAL, secretary, Austin, Texas
J. y: yICToh Haststn Aansgsr;
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
THIRD EDITION
aznEsAL NEWS.

yahn Oriscoms fast ended yesterday
& rcon his weight before he pArtook Of
n art meal i0r 46 days being 147i
ponnds.
s Qsusral Dudley, the commissioner Of
RsnSious, has recommended the dischar-
etnx of mora than 100 clerks in his bu-
fean and I reduction In the pay Of more
than 90. Lack Of appropriation is the
rtnvph. II si'sssss 1N
( Temperature ranging from 100to 107
/ aegress were reported 10 various places
IN indiana, Ohio and Illinois, on Mon
day. Temperatures were reported yes.
4xrd6y OF 100 in the shade o. Cincinnati
and Nashville and 101 in the shade at
Columbus and Louisvills. There were
.tWanty -seven deaths from sunstroke
In Cincinnati yesterday.
Two moro ineifectual ballots were
iaken 10 fill the Senatorial vacancies In
shs New York Legislature yesterday,
For the short term the vote stood: Lap
ham, 06 /; Potter, 81 I: Conkling so scat
tering. 8. For the long term /; Miller,
~ Kernan, 81 !: Wheeler, 81 Daniels;
s; Adams, 2 Fish 2 scattering, 8.
y The Common Ccunil Of Auburn, New
York, has adopted = resOlution request
tpg ths Mayor TO provide for suitable
celebration In the event OF the Presi.
dents recovery.
Ths Convention OF Catholic Knights
q America met yesterday In Cincinnati
High Nass Was celebrated in the morn
ina, and Bishcp Elder welcomed thu
dslesstes. After Mass, prayers wer'
otisred for the recovery of Prestden
Garneld.
The Third Brigade Of the Pennsylva
mia National Guards will 60 into en-
campment 'sduring the ensuing month";
lColnel Crossman and Lieutenan
Russell, Of the British Army, are l0cat
ing sltes for, the fortifcauon Of the
haxhsrs Of Victoria and Esquimault, In
Z British Columbia.
Coneressmrn Handrick B. Wrigh
aFWusrsportsd last night to be out OF im
! modsase danger.
< Tho - icauce Committee of Camden
N. j., City Council, yesterday afternoon
nxed "a 86 on the Si00 as the tax rate o
that city for she ensuing year.
! To propeller Delaware, ashore on Ra
hind Heef. " tsc0nsin, has on board 81, ,OO
bushels OF wheat. There are hopes o
getting her safely adoat.
Tho shops Of the Dodge Manufactur
ing Company at Meshawaka, Indiana
were consumed BY lightning on Sunday
( Loss GO, 900. lr
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
Frauca IA giving Easj

France 10 giving England . shock in
an unexpected quarter. Il turns oat
that whiio the Republican armies are
diverting the world In Tunis and at the
frontiers Of Tripoli the astute diploma
tists Of tile pushing democracy are an
uexing right and left In Cochin China.
Anan, large presperons and thiekly-
peopled PENINSULA, divided from the
Kingdom Of Siam by the Moy Kiang
liver, ID virtually incorporated - . col
ony Of France. This splendid prize 10
evidently but the beginning, for with
this In her possession Francs
must-lnevitably become possessen Of ths
othlr slice OF the peninsula Siam, whose
rich capital Bangkok, vies with osl-
cut.a OF Bengal.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
THE SILVER WAR.
Bimetalfsm Claims to Have Gsiasd
an Advantage at the Monetary
Conference.


Before the adjournment Of the Inter-
national MJnetary Conference strong
desire for a suspension Of the sittines
bad been manifested by a number Of the
delegates from the Invited Powers, and
The proposition carrying It into effect re-
ceived the unAaiinous concurrence OF
the Conferences, with an unimportant
reservation BY Sweden. With this soIi-
tary exception the sentiment o! all the
delegates, es,monometalists and blme talists,
a. formulated In the resolution OF adj
ournment, was that recess until next
spring might be productive Of important
results; that final dispersal of the Con.
ference At this time would be impolitic;
that there. were reasons TO hope for an ul-
innate understanding, and that the time
bad arrived for governmental action and
diplomatic neg gotiations.
1t was generally admitted that grave
monetary evils exist that some rene
dy 10 urgently needed, and that some
Of the labors Of the Conference, such
az it's ascertainment of the views OF
States and Its collection Of materials,
have been Of the utmost importance.
1t Is considered that the Willingness
expressed by the Bank Of England to
hold one-Gith of its metallic reserve
In silver, provided the other nations
open their mints to the free coinage OF
that metal, ia Q tacit admission that q
great bi-metallic union would restore
silver to its former place and value "a
International money, and the reasons
stated In the resolution of adjourn
ment have o high and very important
significance. The Conference 10 rea
Rarded here as having attained as
great measure OF success as It's best
friends could have hoped for at pres
ent.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
Arssass cys,..s - crisasla.


oRHsYIELp. Jniy lIa-Anosssr ss.
% psSo ~ of = wsoE % seo ~ s,s,tsd % mi. ~ s,a,s
ON Thursday night last. The schosss
8. T. Croswell was capsized, aid ha
Grew, consisting OF two men, are sup
posed to be lost. The chimney oitls
fish factory, ON the uarsbes souIb ofhs
depot, was blown down, and boat salh
In great numbers blown sway.
The schooner P. b. Leach, capslzs
during the cyclone of week ago, b
been brought into port. She 10 bsdl!
wrecked, 1t will cost several hundred
dollars 70 repair her. s!TA
{ Alswivss are now being osptufed u
vast mum bars. The factory Of MniIgan
Strattner q Gunby consumed 600,00(
during the week Just closed.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
A Asansls Dss From Denton.

DenToN, Nd, July 1l.--Un Tuesday
last Capt. Daniel Constantine received
the contract for exeAyating Q channel in
the river between Denton aud Green's
boro', seventy feet wide and six feet
deep. His offer WAS 27A cent per cubic
yard. About 10000 cubic yards will
have to be removed BY October 81, and
will cost about $500.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
Firsy stolen Caildrsn.

Hone KoNa, June ls.--A 'slngu.
lar case Of piracy has been discovered
ip Saigon, French Cochin China. 4
native vessel, driven ashore ,in 1
stress Of weather, was searched ia
contraband opium, and concealed IN
the hold were about ffty female
children, whom investigation proved
to be intended for sale.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13

John Grisoom began his last days
fast, in Chicago, ct noon yesterday.
His weight was 140, the same a. on
Sunday noon, his pulse 80, respiration
III and Temperature 9786. His main.
tenance of weight during the 46 hours
from Saturday noon il attributed to
the cool, damp weather which has cot
In there.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
nKarsrEn,s onDrns. !
RDsIsrER's oRDEn
REesrEH's OEEIcH,

RE0nTER's OEFICE,
New Castle Co.. June 6th, l9l.t
Upon the application q John Eehren-
bach md Pallins w. Aechen bach, Execu.
tsrs Of Augustns Ashsntanh, late or vii.
mfnRton Hundred, lnhAid county, deCeas.
Cd, u n ordened .hnd directed by the
Register that the Executors Aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF letters Tes-
tamentary upon tho estate OF the deceaE
ed, with the date Of granting thereof, ~
causing advertisements to be- posted with
In forty days from the date OF such letters,
In six OF the most public places of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate 10
present the same or abide by an act Of a =
sem bly, In such case made and provided,
Ana also cause Me same 70 be inserted
within tho same period In the DAILY
GAak1xDs nawspaper published In vii
mingt0n. and 70 be continued therein three
.~s, Given under tho hand and seal
IL. 8. OF ONCE OF tue Register Aforesaid.
ss~>~-s 1t Wtmingt0n, N New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day Ind year above
vritssa, =. .. Bio9s. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having CLAIMS Against the Es-
ate OF tho deceased must present the same
duly latsested to the Executors on or
before SIN day OF ] ohe. A. d. 1882, or abide
the Act q Assembly In such case made
",N JOHN FEHRENBAcR,
PAULINE ". ASHENBACh,
Addrsss:-Nilmington. Delaware.