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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-03
Confederate Bonds.

There was a pretty brisk sale Of Con-
federate bonds in Newberry last week,
the price ranging at about $ per thous-
and. \ large quantity was bought at
this price. The following article from
the ,-Nca0s and Courier Of Saturday
shows that there was quite q boom
III Charleston Friday:
There was g steady rise in the price
Of Confederate bonds On Broad street
yesterday. Early in the morning they
went up to $3.50 and then to 81 %, and
before 2 O'Clock P. NJ. an cnterprising
holder had placed 100000 in New
York at SO. 1t is said that one of the
city banks has S7,000,000 in bonds
which are being held and which will
not be sold. ..,- -
The Sunday Neus says: The market
for Confederate, bonds Yesterday was
feverish and excited. Sales were made
at widely different rates, one lot of So
900 selling rs low as - . thousand and
another lot of $4,000 selling at S13 Il
thousand. a sale of S500,000 was made
on account Of one of the banks at $40
and $l2. The total sales in Charleston
yesterday were about S600.00o. Arp
pie Of excitement was caused by an adj
vertisement for Confederate notes, but
the boom in these was not very exten.
sivc, it being understood that they were
wanted for the purpose Of circulating
them with m advertisement on the back.
4 small amount of notes were sold at
25 cents per S1,0W.
Some bnlliSh holders of Confederate
bonds were talking yesterday of getting
$25 and $50 Il thousand for their pre-
cious rubbish; but kilograms from New
York received in the afternoon reported
L break in the market, the bonds being
freely offered there at $3.50. Whether
the ha.tom has fallen ont Of the boom or
not, it has certainly been godsend to
tie South and the surplus cash Of the
knowing Amsterdam investors will cir
culate in Dixie Ill the more freely be-
cause the lucky recipients never cx-
pec.e9 a cent from such source.
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Bogus Certificates.

Bogus Certificates.
Do not fail 70 cali on your druggist
for bottle of that pure, sweet anu de
Iicious blood purifier. Smiths ScrofaIa
Syrup.
! Star Curine cures al! chronic Sores
and is sure cure for Piles.
Call on your druggist before it is too
ate and get hottie @; Smiths Scrofula
Syrup and Star Curino.
From B. Z. Moore, An, President
of Moore's Southern Business UniverSi-
ty, Atlanta, Ga.-ThiS is to certify that
l have used D." C!IencE'S Expectorant
in my family for several years, and can
recommend it ls III Invaluable remedy
for Coughs. ETC.. and have found it su-
perior to any other remedies that have
tried. For sale by Dr. ". +. PEI
HAM. 50--lT.
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Court

Court
Convened promptly at 10 o'clock
Monday morning. Judge A. ?. Aldrich
presiding. Solicitor Duncan came down
/, from Spartanburs Saturday, but that
evening a telegram stating that his
father, Prof David Duncan, Was dam
gerously i'll recalled him TO Spartan
burg. Judge Altrich appointed George
Johnstone, Esq, to act rs Solicitor
during :he term; and he has discharged
the duties in highly crcditahle man
ner. There was some delay. rs is al
ways the case, caused by the failure Of
witnesses to be promptly on hand; bat
the Court soon got to work. The Judge
delivered short charge to tile Grand
Jury, and the acting Solicitor handed
out number Of bills.
Tie first case tried was that of the
Stale against Myra Davis, charged
with privily stealing from the person.
The verdict was guilty.
The Contingent Docket WAS called.
and thu following cases were called and
disposed or rs lOiICWS.
Geo. WertS, mprter-continued, de-
fendant not arrested.
Dave Scurry ct a., grand larceny
same disposition.
Bill Payne. grand larceny, same.
Abram Boyce, grand larceny. same
james L. Brooks, grand larceny,
same.
Abb Burton. grand larceny, same.
Levi Payne. grand larceny, same.
WIN Thomas. official misconduct,
setled sentence awaiting him, same.
Dock Nance. ulllS Anderson Nance,
grand larceny, same.
Kent Gallman, grand larceny. same.
Dorsey Peterson, grand larceny,
same
! Henry Davis andBurly Davis, grand
larceny. same.
Mack Speake, arson. sane.
Wm. Hayes, assault with intent to
kill. sealed sentence awaiting him,
same.
ii. T. Williams, obtaining money un-
| der false pretenseS, same.
Rnfns Lyles, grand larceny, same.
The following True Bills were found
Cornelius GalIman, stealing grain
| from the ficl'|-pleaded guilty.
David McMorris. assault and battery
with intent to kin. and assault and hat
tcry-guil,y of assault and battery.
; Randolph Jefferson, malicious injury
10 trees. &c.
Andrew Finney. burglary and grand
larceny.
Warren Cannon. stealing grain from
the field.
Green Chandler. carrying concealed
weapon-fornd guilty.
Willie Ruff, rape.
Luther johnson, breaking and enter
ing dwelling-house in day time-founc
guilty-two eases.
Myra Davis, larceny from the person
found guilty.
Green Owens, murder-not arrested
Moses Burton, Gabe Long and Henry
She'll. malicious mischief.
Clary Gillian and others, riot.
| Wyatt Holm, carrying pistol.
In the case of the State against n. B
Davenport, grand larceny, the Crane
Jury found No ,5!l,,
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The Meats and Gary Tracts.

Containing Two Hundred and Eighty -one
and one-haf t2Sl2} Acres, more or less,
bounded by lands Of John & Robt. &. Wal.
lace, l. y. Gary, James Reeder and others
The above lands Can be bought at pri.
vate sale between this time and the first
Monday in November. If not sold before
that time they will be sold at public sale al
Newberry Court House, the first Monday in
November next to the highest bidder.
Plats of above tracts e4u be seen oy ap.
plying to any Of the undersigned.
Titles guaranteed. ..s :.
Terms OF SALE-One-haE cash, the bal,
ance payable in twelve months, secured by
mortgage of the premises sold. -; -..'.
j.. a. WORKMAN.
J. u. WORKMAN.
-: MRS. E. +. DAVIS.
MRS. u. $. McKITTRIGK.
R. C. WORKMAN.
... 2. 3. WORKMAN. 80,
T. r. WORKMAN.
" ". B. WORKMAN.
Oct: I3, 4l-4r. :.Gh at4L"L:. .
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Fcrepaugh's Circus

Has come and gone. The procession
through the streets was neither grand
nor gorgeous, hat was neat and attrac-
tive. The streets were lined with pco-
pie all day; not half of those who came
to town went into the circus. The per
fo:lnance was good: there was nothing
new except the bicycle riding and the
firing of 4 man out of q cannon. The
l;.t'r.r feat IS accomplished by means @!
ii stron. spring, and is neither difficult
nor dangerous. There was sc;:ite;y
any applause during The whole perform
ance. ;lud this fact seemed to cast 4 sort
of damper over the performers.
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RailroaG liabilities for Stock Killed.

The Muster filed to-day two reports
in the Greenyilie Railroad cases in:
voiving the liability Of the Receiver for
stock killed by cars in Newherry Conn-
t.. One was the case of Julius Banks,
whose horse and mule were in his pas
turc, tInorgh which The road ran, and
were killed February i4th. 1880. whilt.
the new fence law was in force. The
other was the case of y. ". Gregory.
whose mule had got loose and was killed
February 21St, 1880. The Master de-
cides that the Receiver is Liable, and
that tie stock must be paid for out OF
the fund known as the Receivers fund.
5CIsa~iaston Nclcs u9tI Courier, 21M 7tt.
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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 Rlleumaii5m, Lame
Back, Pain in side, Neuralgia. CornS
and Bunions, it is a certain cure, and
for SPAWN, R!ngbone, Galis, Cuts and
Scratches OF animals. i is the best
remedy known. Price 50 cents a bot
tie. Whites Cream White Vermifuge
is the best worm killer. For sale hy
DR.. w. f. Pelham. COW. .
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The Incubator.

The Incubator.
BY Invitation wc paid Mr.. Mordncii {
vi>i: 20 witness his matching chickens" "
jus, before we entered his NEST" we
heard the c!.irping Of the little chicks,
rs though the old mother-hen was in
charge. Mr. NJ. has a setting now Of
eight hundred eggs, which he Intends
hatcFliag during Fair week. and will
have his ."nesI" IL lie Fair grounds on
exhibition. He understands th2 hatch
ing 50 thoroughly that he will show
about 200 little chicks emerging from
the she'll each day during the week.
[Ralnaetto (Colets1a5iaj Ieonsnn.
What 6 good thing this would be to
L community $bout two months before
Il pmeeting,
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PAY Your faxes.


Capt. L. B. Whites. County Treasn-
rer. has received the following circular
from Comptroller-General Bratton. ap-
proved by Gov. Hagood:
simple taxes paid when due meet
all the demands of the State upon the
people It is not only the duty of the
people. INIT their interest, especially in
this disastrous year, to pay promptly
and avoid penalties. -
From reports received at this office,
it seems necessary. IN order to afford all
ample opportunity TO escape additional
burdens, to exercise the limited discre-
ton allowed BY law in the premises.
'You are authorized TO postpone the
enforcement Of penalties, and collect
simple taxes until the tenth day Of No.
vemher next After that date penalties
attach and mnst he collected"
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

/ will make a settlement on the Bssates
of Julius B. !Cromer aud George q Croper,
in the Probate Court for Sewberry County
S. c., on Tuesday, the .sth Of Nov, 1881,
and Immediately thereafter apply fox a 6nal
discharge as Guardian Of said Estates.
;. -. ~. POLLY Il. GR0MER,
Oct. S, 40-5t Guardian.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF; ;NEWBERRYs-
IN COMMON PLEAS, ,,.-.-

/. Ea Parte Mrs, Fannie P. Nance, srn
Petition 70 Set Of Homestead in Personal
Property.
The Petitioner, Mrs. Fsnnie P. 'Narce,
being entitled TO right of homestead in
the personal estate Of he- deceased hus-
band William F. Nance, against which 10
process has been fled in this Gourt.rgsy
Notice is hereby giveo that, the said Pc
;itioner has this day fled IN the Masters
Office her application TO have the aidhcme-
stead appraised and set of. TO her according
TO law. SILAS TOMBSTONE, Master.
Masters Office, Oct. l2, lssls 41-4xeeks
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Three Cheers.

If afflicted with that most painful and
annoying disease, Rcmorrhoids, or
Piles, use Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint-
ment. It is victorious in cases Of even
the longest standing, and establishes a
permanent cure. Procure bottle and
be relieved. Price 80 cents. Whites
Cream White Vermifuge is the best
worm killer. For sale by DR.. ". Z.
lelham. COW.
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New Restaurant.

: will open en Tuesday, o;:t. 18th, at 5"y
store. il room as,1l during tnc SnfHm"r ss
ice Creau Sa!ocu, i srst class Restaurant,
where will serge tTcsi, fi&h and Oysters
in ;hc most tempting s!yic. Patronage
from tho pabi!c solicited ari will bc i.igbiy
appreciated. 4. [. JONho:
Oc. IL 1885, 4i-I
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THE Smith Place,

Containing Two Hundred and Eighteen
(2ls) Acres. more or less, lying on the
waters o; Eush River and bounded by lands
OF Henry .. Heuson. James Reeaer, Dorsey
Gary ard Others. .. e.. -
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The Display

of fireworks, the fancy procession
and all the Dig things to come OFF in
lolumbia next week will draw = large
crowd from the up-coantry. many OF
wi.on will he in need of new store
clothes. fashionable hats. stylish shoes.
fine cravats. clean new shirts. or some
thing else; TO &lI such our advice is to
90 to ". l.. kionrd. the large dealer in
Clothing. Further advice is unneces'
s2rv.
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Peterson's. MAGAZINE

For December is to hand. and a very
handsome and attractive number it is.
charmingly illustrated. and filed with
entertaining stories by the most popu-
lar writers. The price Of Peterson's is
only 3 year. with considerable re-
.drction to persons getting mp clubs.
Address Chas. J. Peterson. 3O6 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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At the Shiqer ol,! stand. q famous
sc.arayansary Of dry goods and fancy no
yionS, carpets. &c, will be all ab1ze
curing Fair Week. and Of course VIII
b full Of ladies. looking, handling and
purchasing. To the ladies who 90 from
Nawbcrrv to the Fair, VIC most respect
fully and urgently advise visit there.
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FOR SALE.

We the Undersigned distributes of es-
tate oI Jacob bowers, decd, will sell. at
public ayction, 81 New5erry G. H., s. c.,
on the lst Monday in November, 1881, a
certain valuable tract OF land, containing
One Hundred and Seven Acres, more or
less, bounded oy lands Of James Wood,
Christina Do" ming, Audres kreller, Jacob
Mills, A. Anick aud +. B. Hawkins, situate
ill Newherry County.
Terms OF SALE--Cssh, purchaser to pay
TO. papers Unless terms Of sale are COM
Piled with Within days the said tract ~ill
be resold at first purchasers risk on ist
Monday in December, 1881.
E. L. HENDRIX,
Z. +. HENDRlN,
J. S. BOWERS,
NJ Z. BOWERS,
ELLEN n. HAIR.
WILLIAM =. HAIR,
J. L. BOWERS,
J. L. BOWERS,
g. B. BOWERS,
}. F.. STOCKMAN,
J. w. STOCKMAN,
Distributes of Jacob Bowers.
Oct. -, 4l-4t.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY;-
IN PROBATE COURT. u,it.,:

The creditors of the estate of John u
Harmon, deceased, are. hereby required to
render in their demands on oath ana estab-
Iish them before this Court, on or1bsGore
the .Weuty-fourth day OF, November, A. D.
1881. J. B. FELLERS, }. P.x.c.
Oct 10, 1881. g.; r. 2Co,7<5tG4l-4t
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VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.

The following lands belonging to the es-
tate of the late Madison F. Workman, and
situate in Newberry County. are hereby Of
fcred for sale in three separate tracts, as
follows: - '.. :''-' - 3. -
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Liens for Sale.
Blank Liens sor supplies and for rent,
for sale al this oitcs.
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Mr.. !. S. Russell I,

,.Iore liberal than ForepauSh, invites
everybody to q free show. He makes
no charge for showing his goods; and
if You want to hay anything in the way
OF groceries. dry goods, boots ana shoes,
etc, YOU will find bis prices reasonable
and his goods satisfactory. See adver-
fisnnlent
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POST OFFICE

SPECIAL NOTICE.-BuMr:e&S no
tires IN Nsis JocaI c0tatnue are inserted III
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WADLEY, EMANUEL Co, GA.

Oct. ~, 1917.
Gentlemen: While attending the Cen
cral Assembly this suGtmcr, | tried yonr
Star Curine on my leg, it being affected
with IN old sore caused by wound re-
ceived during the late war. After hay
ing thoroughly tested it l am compelled
TO say that it is = success. for have had
experience with different physicians and
remedies. and found iothing TO cure me.
until used your Star Curine, WHICH has
cured remarkable bad case. Wishing
you success, AIN yours, respectfully,
... .- JOHN BELL.
For sale by DR.. w. E. PELHAM. 50-1y
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The Red hill Tract,

Containing Eightr-'hree and ouc.ffth
(s3 i-5l acres, more or less, lying on the
waters Of Bush River and bounded by lands
Of John l. Robt &. Wallace, james Reeder
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Deaths.

Snat place.
RzHzzEs=z-z-szzssZss
Deaths.
Prof. David Duncan, of Spartanburg'
died Monday. the 3tst nltimo. after an
;l!neas of only few days. at the age OF
ninety-oae years. Prof. Duncan was
born in County Donegal. Ireland, and
graduated 1t the Glasgow University
Scotland. He served for three years
in the English Navy rs 3 Midshipman.
In 1916 lie came to this country and
settled at Norfolk, Va. where he Taught
G classical school until the opening OF
Randoipi,-Macon College. in 1881 when
be was elected Professor of.Ancicnl Lit
erature in that institution. When Woi-
ord College was opened at Spartanhurg
in 1854. be was made Professor OF Ar
c:cnt Literature, and filled this position
till :. year or two ago when failing
health necessitatcd his ceasing from ac-
tive work.
Prof. Duncan leaves three children
living: Maj. D. R. Duncan, the Soilcl!
or Of tue 7th Circuit. Rev. Prof. ". w.
Duncan, of Woford College. and D'Ar-
cy 2. Duncan, OF Union.
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Almost Young Again.

My mother was afflicted long time
With Neuralgi;. and y dull. heavy IL
active condition CT the whole system !;
headache. nervous prostration. and was
almost helpless. No physicians or
medicines did her any good. Three
months ago she began TO use Hop Bit
tiers, with such good effect that she
seems and feels yonpg again. although
over 20 years old. We think there is
no other medicine fit to use in the fam
ilv A lady in Providence. r. |.
.Iou7na1.
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xenda;rs Treatise on the Horse.

This valuable book is for sale 1t the
HERALD Book Store, prce only 25 cents
for single copy. Or five copies for 90.
This book tells you what to do for youi
horse when sick, ard treats Of every dis
ease to which horse is liable. Get 9
copy and save money and anxiety.
Only for sale at the
5I-tf HERALD BOOK STORE.
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Buy Choice Fruits
@; al! Kinds from JONES.
Tie Most Elegant

The Most Elegant
Pieces OF cut goods, either for single
garments or for suits, ere to be found ri
tic Tailoring Establishment Of oar
friend w. c. Swatfiad, in ColunhiI.
and he can measure. cst and lit yon 10
= suit that will do credit to any occa-
sion. Store bought clothing does not
st everybody. hut Swailield's does.
60 there during the Fair and give him
,yc;;r measure.
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THE COTTAGE HEARTH,


Pga;lsncd Il Boston. IA Illustrated Maga-
zine Of Home Arts and Homy Culture. Con-
tairs more reading o;PRAcr1cAL DOMESTIC
WORTH and POSITIVE. HOME INTEREST
:tlun ,lay o;her magazine OF rs price. Each
number coU.alnS Portraits and Sketches of
Distinguished Men, Superior Home u usic,
Floral Articles, Stories and Adventures.
Choice Poetry, ,ne !a:es, Fashions. tire No:
ther's Chair, the Students Corner, the
Young Folks Window, ali fully Illustrated.
Terms, 81 50 a year, in advance, postage
prepaid.
CLUB RATES.
We are enabled to make the following offer
to our readers: TO all vino subscribe within
three months and pay S2.75 il advance, we
will send the Newbe:ry HERALD and the
COTTAGE HEARTH" for one year. This
will give you 4 good paper and choice
magazine for a little more than the price OF
either. Please send in your subscriptions a,
once. Oct. IL, 41-2m.
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". vi. 5. =
4'ha Wonaan's Missionary Society
will naeet in the Methodist Church to-
morrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
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FO2ss35eGrceexE.
NEWBkREY, :. c., N0Y. 2,

Orti.n:r" ...... ...................s ssa g
Cool U.,iim:t.r. r..................... Il y
Low MIig!tH- go. 95Hl0
MiG.!:ing ...................... - al0i
G.sod Nidiia- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lDialf
Good demand. .
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN COMMON PLEAS. .'
Ellison S. Keitf, Pl'f, vs.. G. 3. Counts aud
:'..... +. 2. SGber, Det'ts.
.... .... Relief ....

By order of the, Court in. the above stated
Case, will sell at puoiic outcry, before the
Court House at Nesberry, on the first Mon
day in November, 1881. one Fi7e-Horse
Power Portable Steam Engine and Carriage,
on the following terms, to wit: The pur-
chaser will oe required to pay oue-half OF
the purchase morey in cash, and to secure
the balance, payable at twelve months,
with Interest from the day Of sale, with ap-
proved securities, aud a mortgage Of the
property, and pay for papers. /
SILAS TOMBSTONE, Master.
Masters Office, Oct, 1881. 43-2t
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Personal
Rev. James Y. Fair, of Laurens, is IN
town.
Mr.. Reuben S. Maybin returned Sat
urday from the Atlanta Business Col
lcoe, where he has been for the past
three months. He is looking we'll.
Mr.. Robt. w. Davis. who has been
running the steamer on the French
Broad for several months past. returned
to Ncwbcrry Saturday The owners of
the steamer have failed and confessed
Judgment. and the steamer will '" sold
The parties owe MIR. Davis about S2OO,
which he stands small chance ofgetting.
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roo iSnShnis

rE- 40 to Il. A. 81 rms fGr some o!
those inc ,.ew Family SaekcT'i. HesdS anc
.ai,s OF a'~-f
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Newbery CouatY's Grain Production.
The lsnsuS Returns for 1880 gives
ahe acreage and yield Of grain in New
BERRY County for the year preceding as
.E,ltnr-
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Club Rates.

Club Rates.
The Columbia Register will be c;1b-
bed with the HERALD as follows: Week.
ly RcgiHcr and HERALD $3.50, 1r5-
tcec61u Rc9iSter and HERALD S5, Dnily
Register ami HERALD 1915.
The Hechly Yco1la2S and HERALD at
$3.50. Aft.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-03

Buy Canned Goods,
Fame Groceries, Cigars and Foh"'eco,
irom JONES. lit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-03
Co.,
Oysters

Nv the Pint, Quart or Gallon. Also,
sres!i fish, at A. G. JONES'. 4i--.L.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-03

the bank OF Ihickety creek. lie eX-
hibited it at tic Fair and the varmint
created as mnch excitement Is iHe
finest animal OF the grounds. The
heads are histinct-each having q
month and two eyes and eating sepa-
rately. When moving il appears ;i!at
one head controls the movements OF
three legs and the other one. Now. as
Cooters with one head live for ever, how
long will q COo;er with two heads live
The anphibious monstrosity has
been purchased hv NJ. ". Buford OF
Newberrv and VIII ne exhibited ut th,.
State Fair.-Lni0M I3meS.
i TtM?tf tA"A SERMON.
II for a et4mac;I :.c:'2 "c' tGc!i"
Each time some whisky, 1t vii break
You down aud n.:.i yoU sheah and 4lachr,
And YOU will >"c i hGiril s'acha.
Much whisky 10th yonr wits hesiilc,
Your breath d,.iIie, yJur<ei! make rulir;
You lose your >:yI". likewise your pyle,
If You erewlye TOO often SmniIc.
But should there De, '!Ee loW, trough,
Whcn water an! HyHr" Strength give orSh',
None will your goo: nam" tnen !naign
If YOU con:igu yc'.r drink To wign.
& C. Dodge.