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MARKETING IN JAPAN.
How Foreigners d:ct 'rltelr Food, md
What They Get to Ent.

| N@NN1 AAso At~ JfA1 <1AS'
,, ,o,..-- -. ,r,,,
| what They Get to Ent.
Japan Correspondence Philadelphia TYny.
| "Ynsail yasai!' shouts the old vegetable
mon as .ac comes u, our frpnt yard ,tuucer.
ns u"ue' 49,, .ua' -, iss ,r, sess""ea ~
every scasonahle variety. ING pole which
supports ncross Ills shoulders tic two large
BASKETS ot green IT,, things At either end bends
49,, ,..,'',,, ~ la. ,,a.s.,s,', ~. S..''
Hill heets ho pty' however, us ms 1ace'
osersI'featl by Esi''' VIII SHOW wien he sets
down g.a is n.,n'na n,tn ' wishes "sa pleasant
Wc,i WIN, s,,,,, ,y, .buv ,o.d,vy ,vh,4
,,, WI, ~, WIN, sM,a H. W. pus ao-'s VIM
wonlu tl'e latlies llke to n0fci1nsc: Sn'he IT,
lcIous nna 49,, tender .,le, Dnn1oo shouts for sonp
,,on frnu mr. rndav cooir who stands hy h,
~ ,s,,,,, o,'r,n n,, ' ta,,,, w." s,'" Va ~
% hls Mn''e ~ "p'oaa ana 1Mnh1y cap. tna ola mnll
stock: "Iuo.ni, kubu nj, osatsu III, lnke-no-
| ko MI tla{k,n nj. vuri nj. mama m fr,,-Iro
,,n,n;nn.o Il, ,hnt ts n, s,, :. po,at,as t,,r,
su@s""'"s" ; .1'st - ~ a"s. to1atoes' ~
e., liiy roots. cnbJases, and beans Of differ
W. W., sn,,at m NJ ,,own IN 1anase 2 ~ 'o o'I exnmtna MIN,
ti,c yr"atohins md Ia 10 ct!nt Viii tI,, ye,,.,"r
mo, p Ia tha rsi o,,..rv ny III IN mr. st tn'
ss , @ i ISE aeI}, i pnt 'sca u, oF ,eJa nSSt ~
Mn., M u' s',n,rtin,, II likn III. ti,s '''e 'o''e1c'
WV" av W. NH ':u,. x,ri ,'Go ~ III linn kuro r, ~,
M se,t, 90 ri,i Alsttn" Two % cents n,ul
ys; ;;3 ;|a'jis5 jl SSsS,ly 5ssps@HSs Mill {ns #; nis','
SSMiI9 Sf.H I''e 'o'N 'A'''e''' A"""' Nv N@'o
nsIS; "Sas ~. s.ri @ .n9t n IT, ,nn t."v fa,ui ~
r. = ,vr,1as ii mi ,.ra,n.,, W. ~ frrthu, ~ ~,
nm,r. ~. s,nst ''''' '''ee''' '"' MICA " 'H
'MiVhnf tin,is ~ h.upQ t,ov. ,.,,u.u ia r.vt
c,nn,.s.I mi n Tia "Ie iii hmcS2,..r prn'lmcSs
s',,,,s, .I;tf,r"mi mi s,,ec'nans ~ In r..v..,nhis
1S 1"s %r ss 'spseta sss so!u IT %c 3 s"fs SUI,
,,s ,n ,unrr,',v h.ons a,,I at,,,,.. ,rl.,t
UrMasi ms m'a,Iow n oe.ns, as aun sung Mt.cn
uast sYoM H. ,,1 nt'.a .,s v"H'"gao ~ ,,..ia
M. n.as: W. WI @ ntE s".1 .,1t Gi s heW spegs pss
h MIMI w" Th @ I'D nm nm" rnts nt ~ ~ m,rnI
tu,,.".nn, ,,n, a a,,i 't ta" ",,ta Nv ,vmi. ~
sXR,'l!asn l; aM mse n,a r!eSes eis,ssol1 .sr ,Ss
9s oatIer uenS. ranii a!!isa. Ietmps Sit i,,, nis,
MtI .isHga ,it .}, W.. ",,s, ~ i"4et A'sai"
SUI Mnost itese .. pe.tss \ :,
,lnl ~ ~ f sAa w !sh, Ie'u9 T. pgh
un ln!ofh,ati!n !, itatii tnls stlue,'t ~ istory.
~, ~, Wlt'es He N.Y. ha't TlG;i,teang !. ~
sas,RtI1y 81 MT Rg1S: ilyW, "hIs % MaIesy sahi, w,en
hp9ai @ % % ssve 1 neo lot 1;' Ui@Sa nti iMS ~ LoIas
bettt 6iossollls'; aluls your hohof. lle never
dll., ,....,, .,>.....,,,.,.
" course. nltet sltc!l recotiltAGhahtlon w
Mnss D'ty sono y thsss teilsafkaoto oea'ls' IL
o%niy % ~ f,ollor e o1 us ~ SaitlgstS, , a.,
fl!e conk IL isl4tllfe VI me 's1cksler Wilat ~
Intends to cllafge t9r tt!g assGrtl'le'lt OF lls
Stuck W. nave lalt1 as'ue. Inc t!tl nun.
sealing li,nsSH t!lon tl!o lowest slel, ui t!o
, 1881-07-09
A TIl4AtNtSE-HIttt'.
Bp<esdt Dllppich Ia tbs CAteaoo 1tibun.

,OrrAWA. July SIT Is saItl TINT The wood
CIT frigatu Cllary!,dls. recently presented to
Cnnaan By tho Imperial Government rs n
traintng.sl,lp for l'oys, sailed fron plymouth,
Sound for Ut. 1oli,l, n. H.. IN tic iUlll of
JG,iu. This marvel Of spertl llas not 81. been
repurtet as having arrived nj lpr destination.
llssihly tho authorities do not desire tho
public to lloto how lullg tho voyage oecn-
Died.
, 1881-07-09
MILITIA TROUBLES.

.sptefdf DaFatN % TIC CAItdoo 7f16NHk.
: OTTAWA, Jult s.TA rntnor is iii clrcnla-
tlon to tile effect tL9t II movement Is oil foot
10 cnlnll,atc II, tho resignation Of every mill
tin 0ilfccr. IN Cai,atla X Afn5.-Gun. LWartl Is
not sunlniarlIy dlsmt tssed from Ills present
pesltlol.. There ts strong feeling In Iayor E
lin sIlOllltl Lie be removed. -
, 1881-07-09

The direction OF Furnishing those who nre,fre-
sponslb!e for tle casuaity, md calling uphn
Tic Government to take the tlatier MP. 'rlo
preliminary exNmlnatton OF 1'avisli md Cant.
Rankin OH n charge of mansaughter Opcned
tO-tny. !
, 1881-07-09
aIr. Krnnaz'z Unpleasant Situation.

, SdA Frallrstsl I'taf.
N. Krnntx, living M Coquillo River, Coos
County. VIE driven tn n tree by Il wounded
huar. ttp hung by Ills uands rrotI IL limb. and
hn, ih logs ind feet terribly laterated b. tho
bear, wh1th kept ~ the attack oh him Until 1t
foil dead. Krantz fell In u faint besidu tho bear.
Au occasional Httnck Ut Eranlzs dog IN tho rear
III the bear ~ all that sAvcd tho nuhs l!tC.
, 1881-07-09

: : snsstat D4pasea 10 M Chicago Tftoans. e.
tlPAxroN, ILL.,, July GA uortnan naaied
Henry Aerg4ian, l4 the employ. vi, Fritz
Relnkc, a farmer living east. Ut: LOLA, dlad
yesterday evening from sNnstroke received
during THO day. Ills wife and children are
tens made up purse to return them tQ Ger
, 1881-07-09
: =spHINGvIELD, It'll.

:: 6rN4NoFlgLp,. Ill, July 8.-Ths .day has
bean vary warm, tho thermometer Yurkiug
from @ to o6 IN the shade, but good air was
stirring, Three cases of sunstr0ke arc re-
partad,-A. X. kuarMs, a psolnllleut grocery
a.ans 9 tnan named Doyll, alA MI unknown
carpenter, - = =: y: j., = :" :
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- ,61s<1dl u6oalst 70 ~ Chleaeo 7Fl6ans.
D.xoS, ILL.,, july s-Mrs, II. X. ptnck,iey,
mother OF Eagol.e plntkney,' oue Of our
Oldest aqa stt 3tt hgty ~! esteemed lawyers,
it'd list nlslitaitsr ioSss aHa IL J paaiai III.
ness. aged 16 yeAt1. -: ~ .. ~ -.
, 1881-07-09

. THE SIGNAL sERvIoE,: -
uFE1cK oy yAk Cl1lgF, 6IaaAL 0Py1ogR,
=WAs41SoToS, ID. g., July 0~Ia- m.-Bor
hs Ohio Valley and Tonhessee, generally
ttalr weather, westerly winds, Stationary
, 1881-07-09

=. =. :, GARDINER PH1rPs.
: ECINolNsAT1, o. July s.-Mr, Gardner
rhspps,a 2 prominent pork dealer Of this oIty,
atea " his residence IN this city last night.
, 1881-07-09
ON TIE TUKF.
The Gentlemen. Who Get Their
Sleep on the Lake.Front. !:
Wooing slumbor under Difficulties
= An Old Gentlemen Caught
Out. ri =

4A S4A ~ NNASANA4&*Al NAAEAV
out. ri =
Tho lellghts Of cnmptirs out Nre now being,
it,flulxed III zach night by dt'zens Ut mon who
,prutcr tho cU0l GrccAsr, whels sweep froln thG
1nko uroa tho Lako-Fro lark 10 tho swol'er'
tux hrat gonesatud' by tho Uncomfortable cpn-
tuct Of tho l,utnnn bHIy with thick NUT
trcsses and fcntnor pillows. South ur tho
Exposition, my Night Just NOW, caI hc found at
nh uvenluy hundreds Of wenry man stretched
ont up0n t,lc 4rnss III ili sorts OF attitudes Of
2cstful teposo. Mosquitoes may assatl fruH1
aboyo un1 tho vivaciuus mt ur1al,ixo assaults
frnm below, hut they lie thore ulItaisturbed by
outside Influences, aud yletdtug III many c,isoa
vucal tribute to tho charms OF tho
socpy got, LIN English, annrc. They nru essen.
TALLY nut,cy crowd. '1hesu nro to 10 found
utiiot1E thom gentlemen whD hnse barcu their
he,s, luI thclv silk hats tu one sidc and covered
their faces with .sltk hanukeruhlc[a. md other
gentlemen with bare feet. hcshlc whoHt no sus-
piciuti Ut eitllur boots aud socks Gun bc seen,
Tho park 10 largo and fao turf Is soft Tor
MI, md tramp and eentlrtnun rest hup-
miy upnu tho 8amo Iawn, tn tho .satne
moonlight. mud IN cusnnlon enjoyment Of tho
delightful luke breezos which ftn thom to fur
pltl,saner eGet, thnh ctn be fnttnd til tho pulse.
Iuss mir of Il tetl.0y -twelvG bct!rt,utl.
Tho p.rk benches arc nul III popular nB
H., .. ,,,t ,,,i,. ,,,n ~ n,n,,i,,.- ,,u,,,s u, t
~ ~ ,r,,,,utf r o Tint nrrIr nn,,1oi - cnd
,mm,u.vn ,iEsnrler tu iin,,rI,t. ~ wl,icl,. II
IN. nI... $SmttcnjIv n,,srrr"i si,n vn,n.e 1n,t,
s t,s,. T., sn frnt' ,v',," I, ~.
tNnly dues not tty with ,lytrsut utul
the .nppronch of tue summer. If the
cr0wtiing OF tho PARK behches s!lcso tn1onatt
evenings uan be considered criterion. A TlttH-
uSE reporter who visited the pnrk lust rvehtny.
accistlny that one nt tEese f,elhes w0Hsd tc Tho
lions, visited talr ttuxeh oE tetn ttri,, with
tho sMt,lc result IN GACh citsr From eaea end ut
tho bench II tnHeeHise hr.!h, AscIIHAgff!K ltsplf
shoe 5eas lnsth ssa1,s ot dctieu n a liz issS
epnrkS u lnuaHllhtaolls tItIAH3 sC{lL WIS ~"
cured. Ana tue ret,ortGr iooke. arnnl h!tn Upon
, 1881-07-09
A MISSING MINISTER.

Special Ul1pdtek 10 TIC Chlta1o TflbNNa
uA11pAx, July e.-'Tllu 1lev. q. A. Payne,
pastor Of Zion Church. left lis lions lust
|.wcek niltt Inns not since returned. Some time
hgU lie sl,DWet symptoms vi arrangement Of
llntl, but lately ,sns considered better.
, 1881-07-09

:. 11osrREAn,, Jnly s,-A French company
iasIs % dessG,p 'Ai Has miaiux fesoaFoeess Il Il
QNu1t@aa -, ~tii, g. = + :.
, 1881-07-09
EQLuMnua,n d

CoLUalHus. O., JulYA-rhe heat has been
very oppressive the: last week, ,tha. lempatp.
ture ranging FROM ID 10 Loo dv4reea lii tae'
sl!ptle: No deaths from snAstsoka have been
, 1881-07-09
TUE VICTORIA DISASTER, ~

THE VICTORIA DISASTER,
LONDON, Ont, July ga number Of citl-
1ens, who lost relatives BY t9e Vletos!a 1tSus-
ter ,have sl9,.ed ap address to the Govern
ME ut protesting agllnst tho verdict Of tha
Co otol.er's jury. as not going fur enough u
, 1881-07-09

'%s* sasetas Dapasea' to 7as CA.eaeo Tribune, q
..;p44sviIIS +, Va, July IA terrific storm
!. ptwtnaan4 rain passed over this section to-
!, ,day. qNrQoang llouaps, pprQotink trees, blow
;mg o1s aqWp's teRees; .g1ld seriously damaging
yfsstoss7+tit5 J.: t. "s:. Nv ~ ~ ~ -.
, 1881-07-09

Z: 1 HENRY. H. .GiNKrNdER.: (
=" Special phpatea ta M Ca!eaaa 7tttsaa ~ 80.
;" DIXON, ILL.,. July s-Ilanry g.: Gink:nRsr,
a painter In this city, while on his way to
dlN1er was' as'taksnwith blae ding Of thu lungs,
anti died almost tnstantaneo eously IN the sl4e-
walk 80;
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ii.Is II. IN. ..a.ht S1.0i ~ fH.W...t .WItlpnr.
q;lH d. III. ia nf .Ht1 d fS.W...| u .u.ICl11t.
a!itt. nj. Mt N.9| ~ }S.W...E " ,NIttGAr.
ftlHp. IN. III H4! .sE.W u lS.W.. -... IClnlf.
0.lS I'll -Hklj 'Bt.uI III fS.W,,| oil .uJlEfeNF.

sjiaTnmdtuf cQlTIcted fpt tGMp1rNturg, elevation,
und tHstrhsIcnt tl HFrhr.
1ienn bnrotnet er. A.!Aht,
Mean thc1'lnontH.ers Bj,1.
MeMn hunlltlltf, all.
IllulGst tg 1pG f1 turG, MI.
Lowest tptapciM ture III.
HE;S ENAL OBSERVATIONS.
= CHICAGO. July 8-tGtl9 H. m,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-13
LISTEN TO THIS, GIRLS.

DR.. CarbaIly, an eminent physi-
clan and chemist, testifes that
the cosmetics which the fashion,
able bellies OF the present day arc
so fond of using and deem
so indispensable to their beau
ty, arc the most deadly ene-
mics to their vital system. Pa
raIysis that fatal and frighttul
form of bodily infrmity, is said to
&c the result Of the continual use
Of the paints or washes used for
cliamcIiing or otherwise arti6-
cia!!y whitening the skin.
Chief among these fearful auxil-
iaries of the toilet is that white
horror, "Laird's Bloom Of Youth"
which is'so extensively used by the
ladies Of society, married and sin
gle, for 'maklng up their COM
plexions. The salts Of lead con.
tanned in this preparation, which is
the means of producing that pear
Iy white, polished appearance of
the skin, on applying it, is the ac-
tive agent of paralysis, and any
person who uses 1T, or any other
lotion or powder containing these
salts, is tampering with her life.
Dr.. Carbally further tells Us,
seriously, that the peculiar droop
ofthe hands sal casticaIly called the
kangaroo style," and which was
supposed by the community t" be
mere freak of fashion, really and
truly had its origin in a partial
paralysis of the exterior muscle Of
the forearm, produced by the use
Of those outward poisons. Some
fashionable belle, no doubt, had
suffered in this terrible way for
ber folly, and all fashionable geese
Of her acquaintance followed suit
by crooking their wrists and droop-
ing their hands, like so many hens
with their wings broken.
We learn also that all powders,
paints and liquids which impart
polished. scintillating whiteness
to the skin, contain metallic poi
sons, and are extremely perllous.
The more beautiful the more dan
gcrous.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-13

way or auy part thereof shall, upon
conviction, be in. prisoned not more
than three months nor less than one
month, aud pay 6ue not exceeding
FIVE hundred dollars nor less than
twenty dollars, at the discretion Of the
Judge before whom convicted. He
shall also bear the expense of repair
ing he same. Any ore obstructipg
the highway and refusing to remove
the obstruction when requested so to
do, shall be deemed guilty of a
nuisance, and upon a conviction, shall
be fined not mere than ten uor less
than two dollars, and shall pay the
expenses Of removing the said nuis-
ance. Sections Is and Is, Chapter
A A, Of the Revised Statutes.
Employers Of laborers are required,
when requested, to give the overseers
: list Of the persons in his employ
liable to road duty. Any refusal to
comply with such request Of the over
seer is a misdemeanor, and the person
so offending, upon conviction before
Trial Justice, sbal! pay fine of ten
dollars or be imprisoned Zen days.
Act Of March 18th. 1878, Page SIG.
DUTIES OF SOLICITORS.
On Information Of any two persons
that any highway has been diverted
FROM its original course, without ap-
thority of law, the Solicitor shall com
mence suit against such person or per-
sons who have altered the highway, in
order to compel the parties offending
to restore at their own expense the
high road to its original course. Sec
ton II, Chapter A a, Revised Statutes.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-13
MIiseeIIaneoats. g
%
MORAL SUASEON IN COCO.
RADIO.

Three months ago, when 200 OF
the leading citizens of Gunnlson
City met in convention on Il street
corner, there were seven or eight
Michigan men among the crowd.
When Colonel Parker presented
the following resolution, it was a
Michigan man who supported it.:
Resolved, That a committee of
five be appointed to wait upon
Calabash Sam, late of Deadwood.
and inform him that after sunrise
tomorrow morning this crowd
will open fire on him with the in
lention Of furnishing q corpse for
Our new graveyard.
The committee of five went ont
to find Samuel and deliver their
message. He sat on q bench at
the door Of his shanty, shotgun
across his knees &nd pipe III his
month, and he preserved silence
while the chairman Of the COM
miitcc read The resolution then
i,e asked
THAT means me, does t?'
She does
They done like my style of
carving and shooting, eh p
That's what they kick on
well, I won't 20. You haven't
got huff men in the whole valley
to drive Calabash Sam q rod. Re.
turn to the convention and report
that I'm here for the season.
Il forgot to menshun,' continued
the chairman, in careless voice.
as he leaned on his gun-'I forgot
to menshun that the con7enshun
has adjourned. This committed
thus finds itself in al embarrass.
ing situation, and it sees only Ole
way out of it. Onless YOU'D
agree to pick up and travel; this
committee will feel called upon tc
TO-
10 begin shooting; you mean? ?
EXACTLY, Samuel, exactly. You
may have already observed thai
two Of the committee have got the
drop on you
i see.'
'Corpses which are riddled with
buckshot have very unpleasant
look continued the chairman, az
be rested his chin on the muzzle
Of his gun.
Yes, that's so.'
and it's kinder lonesome, thl!
being the first plant in ne"
burying ground
Yes, it may be-
And so, take it all around, tht
committee kinder indu!ges in tht
hope that you'll see tit to carry
your valuable society back to th'
Black Hills. You may have OBJ
sarved that three shotguns, eacE
under full cock, are now looking
straight at ye. We don't want t(
bluff, but it's getting nigh suppe
time
We'll, after looking the matte
all over, I'm convinced that thes
dlgglngs won pan Out 10" graz
ore, and l guess LII take walk
'R!ght otfY
Yes
Right up this trail 2
Yes
Very we'll. While the com
mittee feels sorry to see you &C
and wishes you all sorts Of luck
} it hasn't time to shake hands. Ste
off, now, and for fear you ain
used to walking, We'll keep thes
guns pinted up the bill until 20
tnrn the half-mie boulder. Ira!
-morch r. Detroit Free Press.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-13

There are lots Of English noble
men visiting this country at pre-
sent. The trouble is that such
are not regarded as eligible.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-13

Although it is thought that the
pawn-broker is an imposition on
the public still he will thrive so
long as people continue to "put
up" with him.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-13
Doetrp.
A W 4 * f..

The sun gets up in the morning
And lifts his stately head;
Open your eyes, my sleepy skies,
The sun is out of bed!
The moon is very timid,
She dare moi meet the sun,
With heigh no! the stars must go,
And hide themselves one by one.
The sun gets up in the morning
The world is al aliight,
Every tree is full Of glee,
Every blossom bright;
Every bird is singing
A welcome to his King,
With a "Well done, beautiful sun!
You glorify everything"
The sun gets up iu the morning,
And so must children, too;
How dare you keep fast asleep,
The sun is calling you!
Mid all the birds and blossoms
Your merry voices raise
With hurrah! How glad we are
We have got sun to praise!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-13

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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-13

A New York man calls his
sweetheart Kitty, because she gets
her back up so often.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-13

The reason you always find
German such an excellent cornet-
ist is that he was born q Teuton.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-13

4 true republic should be a GUS
tard pie-no upper crust.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-13
THE PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.
An Abstract of the Statutes of South Carolina
Relating to Roads and Bridges.

John S. Werner. Esq, in Keowec Courier.
Amended to apply TO Newberry County, by
+. WerDer Jr.
THE DUTIES AND POWERS OF COUN-
TY COMMISSIONERS
Article 4, Section 10, Of the
Constitution of South Carolina,
gives the County ommissioncrs
Jurisdiction over Highways, Roads
and Bridges.
HIGHWAYS AND ROADS.
They have power to open new
public roads and to discontinue
old oues., In order TO open new
public road they are required 10
appoint Special Commissioners:
whose duty it is TO survey the
route Of the road proposed, to lay
out the same, and advertise it for
three months, in the settlement
through which the intended road
is to pass. The right appeal lies
in the decision Of Special Commits
sioners, in the samo manner and
with like authority, as is allowed
bv law from the acts of County
Com missioncrs. When 4 read is
so laid out it is to be recorded by
The County Com missioners and
ordered worked as other roads.
Sections 2 and 3, Chapter A, Re-
vised Statutes.
In order to discontinue any pnb
lie higL way the Commissioners
must give three months public
notice in the settlement through
which the road 20 be discontinued
passes Provided, That no ohiec.
ton is made, they can thereafter
discontinue the road so ad7ertlSco'
But if there is objection, then the
road remains public highway
until discontinued oS law, oe0
10 rl,,-+n, A PaCicn3
tlon II, Chapter r. NeF'Seo
Statutes.
By the Act approved December
"a, 1879, each TOWNSHIP or the
several connt'cs ol the o'"'c Is
made a highway district.
Fer cacn o' 'heSc o'S'''c'S ''
u"nnly commissioners "'''""''s
III the carly part OF inc Sea''
appoint one. oupeflhI'hoen' |"
serve one year from GATE OF MS
appointment. Inc PeFSo" appo'D''
ed superintendent musC oe i'aol0 W
road duty ana i res'oe"' oi '"e
district Tor "nlch ne Is aPPo'n'eo'
The Commissioners nave power 10
remove SuperlntenoenIS' Ac' w.
celnber "a, 1879.
Roads leading from any part OF
the State directly TO Charlcston'
Georgetown Columo'a' Oa"oen' >
hamourg auo ON0t"" "'0 ~
be made ana cleareo thlFty lee'
wide by commissioners. All o'ner
public roads are 10 be Kept twenty
feet wide. Section 0, Chapter n
Revised Statutes. fuO''c roaos IN
each highway olstflcI sna'' Oe
posted and numbered and at eacn
fork OF SAID ROADS q pointer must
be placed, declaring the direction
of each road. Section o. chapter
a, Revised Statutes. 81 Act ol
nl"'on 1o'D' P7
failure upon 'ne part ol 0o'"'i'''
sloners TO post hu" oer anu P'"o'
pointers as d'recteo' IS reS'Foeu d
mlsdemeanor, ana upon coo''o''o''
they are suoJect 10 q nne no' "a
ceedlng sooo, ana lmPr'Soone0'
not exceeding SIX h0h'ns' el'"0'
or ooth' at 'he o'Scre'ion ol '''
Judge before "hom tney st0 '''0O
Incorporate au!h0r'''1S u: 81 wv 40,
villages ana clues nesi0o1 VI l''0'~
to keep IN repair '"' D's"
ana s'ree'S III s"e''
'o"ns' @o'' '''0 n+
S'o"0i' = ~ - 90 il
| p6FSOuS ilesO'O w Ao 1
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Stands 10 reason-A debater
" ho wont sit down.
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of Commissioners to exercise gen
eraI supervision over the roads in
said county. Act December p,
1878, Page 772.
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DUTIES OF WARMERS.

The warner receives his ap-
Dolntment from the overseer. He
is required to give every person
liable to road duty two days no.
tice of the day and hour and
the place where he is required to
meet to begin the work.
PERSONS LIABLE TO ROAD DUTY.
All able bodied male persons, be-
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JOB PRE.SEE.SG

lONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH
TERMS CASH.
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John S. Werner. ESQ. in Keowec Courier.
Amended to apply TO Newberry County, by
+. WerDer, Jr.
THE DUTIES AND POWERS OF COCN-
TY COMMISSIONERS.
Article 4, Section 10, Of the
Constitution of South Carolina,
gives the County Com missioncrs
Jurisdiction over Highways, Roads
and Bridges.
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