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The Lynching Of Dave Spear
man and Sam Fair.

The action Of the community IN
visiting speedy punishment on the
perpetrators of the foul crime OF
outrage and murder near Prosper-
ty was nothing more nor less than
the occasion demanded.:. Lynch
law is q terrible resort in a country
where there are Courts and where
Judges and juries will do their du-
ty, as in this State; and it IS rare
indeed that people are justified in
taking the law into their own hands
But in a case like this lynch law,
quick and certain, is the proper
remedy, because it is the most Ell
fectual remedy. It cuts off from
the guilty wretch all hopes from
the laws delay, all chance and hope
OF escape, and brings him squarely
face TO face with the inevitable pen
atty for such crime. That the law
would have convicted and hanged
these negroes there can be no
doubt; but it would not have had
such an effect as the .lynching. A
whole community rising upin their
indignation and visiting upon the
fendish wretches death quick and
terrible strikes terror to the hearts
of others whose british passions
might tempt them to commit simi'
lar crimes.
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Obituary..
Little Julia Vernon Livingston.


This .ovelv babe Of d.. P. n. snl Mrs. 81
LivingStoa, was taken suddel!T rom the
family circle and ca.ied away 70 tae spirit
land Jan. 9th, 1851, aged five months and
fifteen days.
She was Il sweet and Interesting li:t!a babe,
and had won the affections not oliT OF the
home cir, Ic, but Of ma ~ theirs. II S hard
10 know that We shall no moe hear her soft
baby voice nor see her sweet smiling face.
But while yet it was morning, and before
long before-lbe sun hal risen 10 the zenith,
the reaper came and reaned this sweet flow-
er. Pure and spotlesS sue brealned her lie
out Sweety, and was a. once irarsplauted
into the Paradise Of God Bereaved ones,
comfort vopr hearts with the thought that
she has happ:le passed through me "Failey
a0il shadow Of Death before being oppress-
ed with the cares which are s:.-e 20 encunl-
Der those who live loug enough 10 realize
what "tue battle of lie" means.
"Sae is not dead, this l;;iIc bud OF ours,
Nor even faded by the winters breath
But was ;:ansplslied iuto oyel:er bowers,
BY kind gardener, we have misnamed
death"
'.Sae shall no: suffer more. Had We not "a
iher
Confde her 10 His care with faithful t:ust,
Than leave her to The ,eude:esE ea:lhy "a
ther,
Whose life is heetiug, and whose end is
dust" n. Z.
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Foe THE HERALD.
They VIII Have WhisSey in
Spite of9 Dry Cor

Well, let them have it, but in a
way and from source that will bene-
ft the many and not the few; that
will put profit in the peoples pocket
and not the bar-keeper's alone. Now,
how can this be done? Easy enough.
Let the Council refuse to grant any
more licenses. When the licenses ex-
pire which have already been granted,
let the Council establish a liquor
house Of its own and keep nothing
but the best liquors. Then let them
deal it out by the bottle, half pint,
pint and quart, and not allovit drank
in the store. A man can be employed
By the year to take charge Of the
store, who does not drink himself, and
who will carry out his instructions to
the letter. But the druggists must
have license: Not by any means. If
the druggists must have spirits for
preparing their prescriptions let them
buy it from the Council store, like
other people, by the bottle. If this
plan is adopted it will bring in q suf:
foient revenue to pay the entire e1-
penses Of the town, and pay for the
Opera House, in few years, without
taxing the people one cent. Besides,
it will do away, in great measure,
with drunkenness on the street. Men,
for the most part, who drink at bar
until they become like beasts will buy
bottle and take it home or to their
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Bridges! Bridges!!
Bridges!!!

Notice is hereby given that the Board OF
County Commissioners OF NewberTY County
will attend AT II o'clock II, On the dates
below Set forth at these places, 20 Wit:
On Tuesday, Feb. l5;h, At Indian Greek
Bridge, near Dr.. Thos. B. krpnerlys.
On Wednesday, Feb. ld:h, at Lindsay's
Bridge, on Bush River.
On Thursday, Feb. l7tl', at the Bridge
below the Railroad, Or the Little River,
near Wm. La. gfordS Plantation, and
On Friday, Feb 18th, at the Bridge over
Bush River, at Schumperts MIL, and viii
proceed to lie; out contracts TO The lowest
RESPONSIBLE bidders TO build new bridges at
these places.
Specifications and full PARTICULARS made
known Or day Of letting contracts and may
be ascertaiued before then by calling on
the under$i gned.
+. WERBER, JR.,
Clerk County Commissioners,
J..n. 2t, At Ac"oe:rY, > [.
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now te enabled to adopt some more
coumendable not to say honorable,
avocatior.
We think the day Of total prohi.
bition for the State of South Carolln.!
is now near at hand.
TL0urensril!e Herald, Jan. II.
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,lace of business and drink it like
uen.
These suggestions are thrown out
to set the people to thinking, so that
this, or some other plan, may be adop-
ted to make the sale of liquor benefit
to the vhole people and not a curse to
put money into the pockets Of a few.
WET AND DRY.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
FOR SALE.

The following Real Estate lying contisu-
Gus AMI tron one ana !. quarter to 1wo and
a half miles South Of Newbrrry Court
House, O. me Boaknigi.t Ferry koad,'o wit:
The LAKE LACE, containing 3l5 acres,
more or less, bounded BY the "Slish Place, y
lands OF Peter Hair and others.
The SLIGU PLACE, containing lSh
acres, more or less, bounded i'y the Lake
Place" lands o. J. s. Hair, III" Bo"kr,;ght
Ferry Road, and by lands OF Mrs. L. c. Hair.
The HAlRPLACE, containing 900 acres,
more or less, bounded bv lands Of EoenezeE
Church and Camp Grouni, a. J. h!sole,
Jacob Kio:rr, Mrs. Livingston, +. Il. Chris
tian, Peter Hair, i. r. Morgan and the
Sigh Place"
Propositions for ;hc purchase Of the
above described i;m,> 1t PRIV .'e sale will
be received until Sale-day in February next
Titi-s good and terms liberal
Jan 19 st 4. J. KILGGRE.
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AN ACT to amend the Law in rela-
tion to the granting Of Letters
Testanientary.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State
of South Carolina, no7 met aud sit
ting in General Assembly, and by the
authority Of the same:
SECTION /. That Section /, Chap
ter LXAXVII, Title ", of the Gea-.
eral Statutes, be amended SO as to
read as follows: That whenever a
deceased person shall have left q will
in writing without having appointed
an executor therein, or having ap
pointed one or more executors, all of
them shall have departed this lie
without having qualified thereon; Or,
being alive, shall have refused to
qualify; OF some or all of them hsv
ing qualified shall have departed this
life, leaving the estate not fully ad
miuistered, it shall be TIE duty Of the
Judge of Probate IN whose court such
will shall have been proved to grant
letters of administration. with the
will annexed, to such person as would
have been entitled thereto if the &c
ceased had died intestate Provided,
that such persons shall take an iu-
terest, present or expectant, under
such will equal in value to the dis
trivutive share to which they would
have been entitled had the deceased
died iutestate.
SEC. 2. That Section +, Chapter
LXXXVIII, of the General Statu
tes, 'of Administration" be stricken
out and the following inserted in lieu
thereof, when an executor Shall die. -
or when an administrator shall die,
either not having fully administered
the estate in his hands, it shall be the
duty of the Judge of Probate of the
county 10 which letters teStaw entary,
or of administration were first granted,
to grant letters of administration, de
bonis con, Of the estate so unadmiu
istered.
Sec. 8. That no executor shall have
authority, as such, to administer the
estate of the first testator but on the
death of the sole or surviving cxecu-
tor of any last will aud testament, ad-
minist7ation of the estate of the first
testator, not already administered,
may be granted, with the will an
nexed, to such person as would have
been entitled thereto had the de-
ceased died intestate.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.

Louisa u. \. Suber vs. ThoS. II. Crooks.
By virtue of an Execution to me di-
rec,ed in the above stated case. vii!
sell. at Nrwh"rry Court House. on the
7th dnv of Feb7ua.: n"Xf, (S.ie-'iar)
4. D. 1881. Within the l.'".'! h2"rS Of sale,
at public outcry, 20 tic highest bidder, ihe
following Re-: E>:s;e 10 ~i': Onc 'cact Of
land si.rrIrd il, IT, County and >';'r afo:e-
said, ro:,' i !: : Twr Iina,:I'3 IL! Fits
iv" Acres, more . less, i:"on.ied b! iandS
o. John + Olympia, David >uocr, 'oufLciA
Road, other Iugd> OF THo<. ii. GroJHS, and
others. Also, che Other tract, si'u'ted III
said County AMI State, containing On"
Hundred and Th;rty-Nne Acres, more o.
less, bouah:d i: ..;i> 0: john +. Glymph,
Wn. \. Hcr!z alt! by the CoIumhit Road.
LEVIED oA rs ihc property OF T"o'. Il.
i:pu;;S
TERMS Or SALE--Ai: cu<i: Purchaser 10
pay fer paper
D. 3. WHEELER, 5. y. c.
ShcGti'S t!iir.-, Jan. -, 1851. 3-3t
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NOTICE

Is hereby given 90 Executors, Admins
trato1s, Guardians, Trustees and other FL
duciaries, that Tuesday and Thursday OF
eah week during the months OF January
and February are set apart for examining
and filing lh,i ir Annual Returns. By pro-
visions of a recent Act OF the Legislature
they are required to make their returns
promptly within the time above mentioned
or be liable to a penalty.
J. B. FELLERS, J. P. n G.
Jan. 10, 1881. Ut
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN COMMON PLEAS.
". A. Cine, Plaintiff, against john D.
Glenn ana others.
Foreclosure

BY order Of the Court vii; sci: before
the Co1rt House at Nc~ berry, on n" first
Monday (7th day) Of February, 1881, at
public outcry, all that lot OF land in tho
Count; and State aforesaid, containing
.N!nety-tour Acres, more or less, and bound
ed by lands of estate OF Po>ey Giean, Mrs.
II. 4 Glenn, NJ A. Rpnw!ck aud others.
TERMS: The purchaser will De required
to pay one-hait Of the purchase money in
cash, and to secure the b2iunce payable at
twelve months with interest from the day
OF sale, by bond and mortgage Of the pro-
perty sold-wi;h permission, however, to
pay the whole bid in cash-the purchaser
also 10 pay for necessary papers.
SILAS TOMBSTONE. Master \. 6.
Masters Office, 9Th Jan. 1881. 2-3t.
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eR2ess'2'lc@.

Jan. II. 1881, by Rev J. D. Rowles, Mr.,
JNo. c.. Brooks 10 Miss ETA DoMIN!CR-
beth Of NewherlS County.
Jan. 13. 1881, by Rev j. D Bowles, Mr..
JNo. FG1i.GRs, of Edgefcd County, to Miss
CARR DoM:NICk, Of Newbery Couny.
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The Secretary Of the Interior re
ports the population under the
census of 1880 to be 50,152,55
South Carolina's census is 995,706.
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Senator'S Elected Last Week.

Thomas F. Bayard, Democrat,
Delaware; o. D. Conger, Republi
can, Michigan; Eugene Hale, Re-
publican, Maine 81. L. Dawes, Re-
publican, Massachusetts; Harrison,
Republican, Indiana; Joseph r.
Hawley, Republican, Connecticut !;
Mcmillan, Republican, Minnesota.
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The Laws ofthe Land.
Important Acts of the Last General Assem-
bly,.

AN ACT to collate into one Act the
modes prescribed for the Probate Of
Deeds and other instruments IN
writing, which are by law required
to be Recorded.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State
Of South Carolina, now met and sit
ting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same:
That before any deed or instru-
ment in writing can be recorded in
the proper Office within the State the
execution thereof shall first be proved
by the affidavit in writing Of d sub
scribing wiruess to such instrument,
taken before some officer within this
State competent to administer an oath:
or before a commissioner or commits
sioners appointed by dedimus, issued
from the Court of Common Pleas of
the county in which the Instrument
is to be recorded ; or: if taken without
the limits of this State, aud within
the United States, before commiS-
siouer of deeds of this State, or
before clerk of Court of Record,
who shall certify the same under his
official seal, or before a notary public,
who shall affix thereto his official seal,
and accompany the same with Ger
tifcate as to his official character from
clerk of a Court Of Record Of the
county in which the affidavit is taken ;
or, if taken without the United
States, before consul or vice
of the United States Of America.
Nothing herein contained shall be
construed to affect the law iu relation
TO the mode Of proving deeds pro
vided for in Chapter XIII, Section
5, Title VI, Part | Of the General
Statues, in cases where the affidavit
of subscribing witness cannot be
had. by reason of death, absence OF
removal from the State of such a
witness.
Approved December Is, 1880.
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PETERSDWS MzcAZINE.
FULL-sIZE PAPER PATTERNS

number for 1881. containing ln!!-sz. pattern
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will receive during the year, twelve o. these
patterns, worth more, alone, than the subscrip-
on Price. u
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or NEWBERkY.-
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

Ebenczer P. Chalmers, as Admir-. etc, Of
+. II. Whitney, decd, Plaintiff, ag,inst
Annie E. Whitney, ct al, Defendants.
Complaint TO Sell Land to Aid in Payment
Of Debts, Sc.
By virtue of an order herein, so direct
ing, will s"lI, at NewAer,y Court House.
South Carolina, on Monday, the seventh day
Of February, 1881, (S.le-day) within the ic-
ga hours OF sale, 10 the highest bidder, at
public outcry, al that tract of land, ;he
property Of Frederick h. Whitney, drceaS-
ed, situate in said County, containing Four
Hundred and Eighty-elsht Acres, move or
i"ss, and bounded by lands of Benz Il.
Maybia, hrs. Hannah Henderson, and
others II sold il tracts the p!ais 'hereoi
will be exhibited on the cay OF sale.
The Terms OF SALE - One-third OF the
purchase money to be paid in casa, and the
remainder at twelve months with interest
from the dav Of sale, to be secured by q
bond OF the purchaser and his mortgage OF
the pre,uiSes Purchaser 20 pay for ali pa
perS. =. Is. FELLEhS, J. P y. c.
Jan. Is, 1881. 3-5t.
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gEWBERRY. s. G.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26, 1881.
PAPER FOB TIE PEOPLE.

Tho Herald is in the highest respect Fam
,,v NeVsraner. Ne devoted to the material IN
terssts Of the people Of this County and the
STATE. It circ1lates extensively, anG as an
Advertising medium offers unr1Valleo ao-
yanSsees. For Terms, see first page.
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aN1paZ y sHzlsrgSEeg2aeO2GS.
STATE OF SOUTlj CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEW WBERRI.-
N COMMON PLEAS

Eliza Laugtord Pl.in:iti,, ". Ge"rS" A.
iA"-ir, lni;ie Bick:cy and others, De-
Partition
The Creditors Of the estate of JOHN NJ
Lewi,, decreased, are required 10 reader
and establish their respective demands. be-
fore tie uniecS !gnci, Oh or before The hrs;
day Of March, 1881.
SlLAS TOMBSTONE, Master y. C.
::aS'er's Office, New"erTy, 24th january,
1881. 1-oI
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S?lEN9!DlY ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES.

The stories. noye.etS. &C, i'll ''pcterHH%" are
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A1stin. Mary V. Spencer. Sidney I'1yO". and
that iHimjtn5!e humCri>t. the aulHJ: u .'Jo;!a
4 HENS Mifn y Ihn
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FERTILIZERS.

The undersigned will continue on hls
own account the business OF the late firm
Of A. j. Mct;aughrin i Co.
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plates are engraved or steel, TWICE THE USUAL
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