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, 1881-01-22

IHE tUH9EA1EA At HALIFAX
The iorgcries al1d falstlschtiol,s WHICH Prof.
Hind discovered In tito Cnnadian fishery
statistics were Of. SIX kinds ~ Subtrocslntls
froll. the value Of this lnnckerel catch before
tho, Treaty oI,. Washington, md additions 10
the same In the treaty perlnd, tile lntcnt b.
Ing to slow tliat the Yield Of tho fisheries was
constantly Increasing. ~ Additions TO tho
herring catch, as II to support MI argument
that tile suppies of bait furnished Alncrl.
Gun fishermen were abundant mid cleup.
t3) Enormous additions to tile Imports Ut fist"
products from tho United States intu Cunada,
"sklns, taiis; a..tl furs Of animals" being fur
this purpose included AMONG marine prod
uets. ~ Corresponding b,Ibtrnctions from
the exports OF slslt pryttl,iets frau Caiiala to
tho ul,iseh Stntcs, thu object ut tliis md the
previous Item being to prove tint tic Donnie
iun derived no benefit from, the admission of
ilsl,-prulucts free to thu Stntcs. 81 Largo
nititions 10 tic value 0f 'Cn,latiai cx-
ports ii ilsll to foreign countries ottier that,
the United StntGs, this fa,sltlcatlol, being fe-
uuired to malntai,, tho reputation OF the fish,
cries for an abundant ytuil willis accounting
for the alleged dinllnutton Of exports to tic
UnIoi, fU) Gross mid pnlpnble 6.u,dGrs,
due 10 tho stupidity Ut Canadian OttlGAtS null
not corrected ty tho managers oC tho British,
case, ...'~'-. -
Some OF tl,e nbsur,littcs contained iii. tho
statistics ure uoIutel out by pfDf, Hind.
For example,: Nova Scutia, New Drums.
wick, md pr1nco Edward Island. all tIshInr
proyl,,ccs. aru represented M Iu;vorttnv large
ui,nutitlrs pf frrsh ct,tltisl, fro,u tlo United
States. mid paylug for Ills sumo 10 or Is
cruts n pound, wlllo tlioy cxportctl 10 the
, 1881-01-22

IN his speech Oh tho reception OF Gen.
Grant at Alpany. uov. Corncll sail:
Ny fslt,w. citizens. y.u lHve enti,e hera tn.
iuHG, WIZ rt lii ,snr, lirst Il. pc,ru, M ti,Yt
In tho 0arts nr hlA Got.Ntrytlpt" tho i!lustrtuls
bllA iurt stalesnlalt, It,d uItIxen;
Gov, Cor,tull whl.lt1 loilhttcsa txpaln. II nut
10 IT. TINT t}an. irnt WIS more thin Wishing
lin lii tho huartssnt hls cn,,ntrtiloll, litdhiiso
there hrn sImany n,uvo countryMrn ii, bt III Tho
hearts OF now thnn tllbre were la1 yours ugo,
, 1881-01-22

Frr CH,cAao 1Il1rcsE hns established liranch
orrn ror i'm RECEIPT III subscriptions nd advertlaa.
ulcuts NJ follows:
FAlt1,ES. aIsnaEor.
ULAyGOsV, ste!iand- -A1an's. American News
Agency. III Isenncfd.st
. LONDON. Enr--AmeEsean Exchange. ~ Strand.
nESllf +. tltLLtQ, AgGnt. u.
MAHl1INGION.'1. c-15EfE Attnet
, 1881-01-22

ihe ll,ost promising slgli or u return TO
noH'lsat sah''y " Tia ',o"'h II 'at''s',ea ny
tne eleeeson " vow n'oWl' 10 tho p'Hle"
states Selfnte lfonl' Hehrela. Illls gentle
lh1fl las PM ltI'nseli III opeh lstltlty !" .ala'
section ct tne ao'lthefh politie1alls leu by
I"oll'Ds a''ti otler itilpfacticahies wiio c'f'lg
10 the t'ell,s1oh u'at inc power ot. the soutll
exists III Its, perpctnal Isolation from tao rest
Of the country 81! t''at wi'e'. tho opportunity
comes IT lt'ay strlke fof 1n'lepcildencc: Dn-
fortunately, tlsls fartto1' l1as sb tar been nba
to cbntrol. tl!e politics OF tlio Southern
States. In answer to question MS to
what was tho first duty of tho. South.
Cow, brown promptly answered: ITO
Ect away from politics; AMI to give
thu lin'e alNl attention Of her pehpIo to prac-
ticnl matters" l3y" "polit1cs " .hu. expiafncsl
that lo nlci,nt sentimental abstrnctiDss,"
wlllcl. lnse heretofore absorbed too iitcl' Of
tn,blIe attention, Essc'ltlat principles, le
thought, Will live wlt'!otic pernetuaf sngita-
tIoll, btt the q.'cstion Ut practical nslyai1cc-
iiieitt Is IL pressing otlc.
t;oy. nrown Is right. Tllv Wnr LETT tlint see
tlon ii prostrato and Impoverished vlctlm to
llcr sentimental abstractlons." 4 h,ora
practical anl less sentimental li9tiple w0ul4l
h,yr addressed themselves first to Tho recoy-
cry Ut their material prosprfity, Instead Ut
wasting, lis tlie Saith Inns tluiic, iittcc,l
, 1881-01-22

> SENATOR llnuct;'s. .b1ll to al,o1isll tho Cont
1ntssiuncra Of tho Frectlnsen's iaank--tuero nrp
threo driving salnrics pf -sa.Vul n ycar tueh-
passC tho Eenatg l4at aessiu. nnd H. .t,ss buried
tukc., up mid ssct'. Tho hill proposes tn tra.ls-
fer tho dit les 1t Thu Commissioners to tho Con.
irullcr TT tho Currency, mil lncrcns6 h!a eoni-
pc,'sation By l,oU por aniluln fur doing tho
work
, 1881-01-22

e'at,'l uni t'nr STREAMS hive ffr century
bsc'l utilized Until tliht section Is now
tho great lsio'ies-lettler nf tho co'trary. III
tho ''le!sllt'mn tho genial cll'natc n!l gel'cr.
otis soil ut t;curgta, Alabama, and 'reM1,ps-
.,, MI III. Inn, ,.,,t ~ {o" .'r tt,n.,t ui ot,,
have lrnti fdfn nilll uIipttittnGllyG ,tnlnr thD
pGtstmf Gnmt If s1iyrfv. MN, thu uoyernfi,t
,.,t,st,,', at,, ,,.I'i,', .',, ~, ,"I,,,s
wus ,fnuuprt,ns II, f,,r S|u,ii: ',
"% 1n"",ts i,.':'., " ,',.>s. , s,. -, H., v.,, ,,
cress wiser cu,Itlscjs linn lila. lie tsn t,,7r-
,,nni ,,,, ,vl,,, ,,rn,,t"I t,t".s ~. ".l,t,n
t'c'i 'n"'' WIN l''"stitai '"eas' ~" has,ee
naa. % -, s."x. 'H ~, nn's',s H., s ,'',,s.. =" o
" ~ ~ tse ,nn s. .,a' ,sty ,s
.thtf t'arls Of The rotn!rs' 11e ndttsts tliat
there be k'rral eiFott to 'ievc|"r ths steat
Labor "'sht 10 be ma'io rcspect,ble. iuIni-
eratl" is 70 IL invited; a!''ifncti,r'ss at,' !o
u e rcx nn1 l% af t. s. "s @ et'' I" i
In rerogniz.,,l mil felt everywhere. Sc,l.tor
Brown ct''l'es tn cotIgress oil Tits mlsslon
"srntincntat uLstrurt}ot,s.n
Something l'as htrtsly beGli sloslU In tllls
~. ~ y! .".''t' ~ 'nll"o,e'''t"', ~" W. Ee
u. !l:o"11 "'frt!s, t'ia change accomplished
Uf 1utc years. 'iIG snItt:
wow:tn our renpn c.iNcntc.l. their tnf1scs Dr.
Frh'retl. nst to these 'tnds st.!r representatives
sin''hl wttrk. 1'tta snHtst Il rsrstMrisiE, Int
tlnro nrc t:trtnln ngenrles Of 'tGvGlupn1ent t|at
iitst l,e gt,.s,ldyGd 70 hAstcn md nakn cNsy her
ia.ii tlesG!nnnptt. Any tl1itn WIN rtes sirttah
!Hcnt. Fly will SEQ hcitcr frIsccs. better stuck.
.Tttrr ht,t1scs. hdttef fnsrsla. in'W tsetorits,
thriving CITIES thht 'wcr, tnwsls 4 few yi.,rs 1n,
lust nnw p:rpnrcd fnr real lGsel.pinr.lt We
cr wtr. r:hah!!!t,iting iHir tars, hid n!si,t mir
Gs ns TiS rGe''nrr1;,Fp sl'"wn hy tnp South -
ds6si Ill s5 elt,ss II Ihc Wiz. s', lid III iust t Sy
n',o s%csp of Il l,sn a,;,sft *o!sAll &rt, q
i.skl1 nc4itrs W.r,,, s cat,,. u' s, ii,i " iust
lto "a illtielf moro IS rtnlrp!ne al',l sslptrt-
, 1881-01-22

., Ci1lcAG0, jan, aU.-EAn yum stnta tlirnl,gt,
THE TltInuAE thn Nflhtlnt sof siytr lHlF u1Nl
uartnr lnlals mntuA III l8Tu Xl,t1 In lsl4 tp srt
tle n hispHte2 j. r,
y. Tito 4i'tr cDuaRd ut thd minis at. tho United
atntps for tho llscal ycar onll!ng June No. ls ls
thus suited IN t!le report Of TIC nlroetor nf tho
si'nt: thl!ain, s:s,Hst,5so, halt.clusy, $3sih:
iiiuisieF-aolafx $:h&is.'M; dimes, sl.575. Ioin
silver, s,u71.4do pteecs. ot tho vnlao u s:7,vs,
, 1881-01-22

The following table xl'Hws tic wonderful
tncrcasc IL, tttc construction uf telegraph ines
aud tho profits Of tho srrvice: stntenent atl,rw-
Ing the m'lHnGo Ut ttuca nnh wires, number Of
o,nccs, aud truttiu ur the Western Union; Com.
tRlay Tor cnctl year. from JuGe H. lN,a, TO June
10, tse0:
, 1881-01-22

" SENArm, nl.AsNE hit u exactly. whc,, he
sall thp I}snoesats fn tho .IIt.is1 Wero '@iu a
reckless nIaal." Sfa,iY Ut thoin voted for tho
Funding bill, though thoy kauw 1t was All It,s-
practicable measntc, bccnuso they lid mt rare
whit IucAle Ut tho Grctlt at tho upyerhmtnt,
, 1881-01-22


Ct business, thnn cn,,ld havc tecn expectel Or
cyru tnprl fs,r, atld 10 pr,yc ,ph s,t!stat,ttatc
THIS thliloh1 Ghytt onIy tn ti,cGud!t fuH fncts:
i,enrly :Do,t0o in ler popuiatlon. flcr towns anA
tlttcs hnso Rrt.wn ticti In people @nl moro u
j,st eoape,sil Il somo of tho towns taS ciiios:
ISM t,y,.
tlehMnhN HHHn T4
t.yftGn!1fE. htS 'hET
l'ats .:.t:.".s' N.Y.! ,5M
North!k tttf NM ..".......'|l4ah sfsH
After detailing various statistics Sci,ntor
.Joli,slon concludes by saying:
plaster, at, inanSa',cse, aI1 fs,,nd iii sIs cnn-
tl4nn,s t.ntitlfes III Virginia; tho cottot1 tritle
TT Nurfalk ltGrcWsc 1,sl3 per cent. Its cxl,nrts
mere tl,nn .aM tcr ctn; tho population nf tho
atAte *wcllr ~ er cent, attnr nf Its towns more
TIM, s'nuhlcl: new rNilro!,as bu.lt nnd building;
Neadlustcrs nre continually whlt,Inx about tho
poverty Ut vtrKttlia. ant actArtux :: thut ahu ia
bpggnrcl lit nl her fesonrees."
, 1881-01-22
i.d1;fs z; niIffs: df ,,il.,,t!y; A.: =, ;,,,.s,.
tf'tf. trfft, scAt,
- r+l

Tho ntlmbcr os p!llcos Dotwcocn lSaU and 1880
nrrcasfsl ttt''ii a.N III D,t77. rl1e receipts Ii.
the f6rt!er ,,yedr Word n,6as, Mi. nnd tho
txTonscs $1k14 ,hla; IN thu lattur ycm ttit H..
oelpts wero siH,7s.,soi, and the cxpoi,aes co.
HIY.iEN.
, 1881-01-22
.l't]S1'.Atlits

Entered al the Post -ntt At chta7o, ID. al stsont-
: tfnss Muller
1crthn bnncnt ct our patrons WHO desire 10 send
sinpte eup,es Nf THE IttnusE through ihe HAIL. W.
sivc hGfoNill1 tho trahscnt gkta vi rustAxos
ponfsfie. Pr Clnv.
Eight and Twelve rn1o iaper..............." eErts
hixteen 1agd Paper. eehts
fnfftyt, >,
Flight md Twelve t'hgc f'apor. ".|...,."'.3 semss
tlxttch FQEn faGs
, 1881-01-22
RuPuS uATCu'g lNl1NGr1oN.

I1lEFE iS ,HU. AUuul L1Ilt tIlG SlllL uEahE1tl NY
Nnfus 1lntcl, III New York to eijoIh tho
,l1natEalnatioii of the Wtster1l, UniDn mil
American Union Telegraph Companies Is
fully warranted by tic ilatura Of thu pro
poscl consolidation. tsiasluueh rs this cos,-
soiialatton Is contrary I'd 'gooi morals and
public policy. Unfortunately. there Is little
reason to hope Tint thIs suit will p!nch n,,y
permanent check utIoM tho contamination nf
the project. Whatever Mr.. 1latch's u,atlves
IN Bringing the suit may be, there Ii llttle re-
llnncc to be plaretl upoM n,1s ilpliyidiial ef-
fort OF MI intervention representing only 100
shares Of stock for blocking Il big ga1nt In
which tile Stakes amount to millions. The
same Is true OF any merit local effort Id inl-
peuc tho work OF consolidation, whether It
tit made iii tf1t Courts Of m tho leglslatures
Of at,y of tlle Statcs. Tho promoters md
t,encilciariea of.the hencw"il.onopoty. y.n,ay be
subjected to some annoyance, einlmsrass-
lnent, mid even expense, but they contrib the
means either to buy Oft orcrnsh out nil oppo-
sitlon ofthls kind. Tile only protection agafnst
gigantic monopo|les = uf this kind mast cone
from the t;eiicrdl Government. There might
10 le, hut Is nut, s0ll,N summary process for
the Noverilneiit to hrrest contracts aiat e0s-
bl,inttons which ard elcriy il, Violation III
public policy and Injurious 10 tho CONNER.
ctal lnterests OF tho country. lit tic alse,,ct
Of such authority, or the failure tn exercise
It OH tho pair. 0t the Government, the people
will always be- ut tho mercy Of tue in0no1jn-
lists.
The telegraph question, however, IL one
Which. llsay be. successfully treated. apart,
without rrfcrenco to lie other c'asscs of
mononoltes. u co1nnrelietids tlle TRANSMITS
slon of Information aud the sprca1 Ut frte!ll-
gellce.. It'll naturally a i1art OF tho postal
system Of tho country. II Il proper func'
tio'l Of tic ('oyernsaent to furnish t&la l'eo-
plo with facilities for interro'ItMl1,ntcatior
by Telegraph hs vel! lis by letter. Thu very
same reasons which prompted ald author
lzed tllo Government to assume tug h'lslness
! OF carrying ana "'stf!oathiR lne mnils
warrant aho Aeh'ahsl 1l!at tho trallshl!s'
sion OF 1elegfaph'e letters s''al1 be
nnacrtnkeh ny Inc government III 1llu
nliereaas OF tno people, Fortunately,
Mo t'ovorh'neht Is III posstlo's 10 prosiaf
I this new benefit without tloiay' Tho surplus
revenue o1 'pfobapls not lnofo t!lftll t'1red III
four 'tio''tl's wo'iltt serve to estaoltsa q com
peto system Ut teleErap''lc communication
u connection with tte postal sorslce' sue!
= 0osoril1neitt usojest Is nothew nor cxperl
mental. It lns already been demonstrates
IN othor countries that tue telcxrapl1 service
under tho auspices anu control OF tue thy
oFhl'lenf, NJ once chcapolls rates, aslof'ta 10
solnte protection ngaitlst private or corpornt'
iaolopoly, atlu Is sell-suatainlIiE. Tic Coy
erI'nelt mas t9o power I" aVall atso!f or 81
, 1881-01-22

Mus. Wioopii1,,t1i5 husband is mt, rs rs re.
8c'' g. % s's + tes %siS t u ~ fas asayaa
, 1881-01-22

Expos;tt6f building. : -
1.akd front, 0pi,osito At1ntsa stttet. Whhlo e1h.
bitiyn ffoi.l \ n. III. tn III .. nj.
, 1881-01-22

: Corner Of Randolph ahd stats streets. Eatcrnlr
1nct BY Helen ruttGr's losnt'es fur the liuHeAt
the SGwsbtss' iIoiue. Afturnoon and cscnilis.
, 1881-01-22

4emuemy Of 3susic.
Inlttci street. near Mnalsun, West Side. Engage.
nIcnt OF Mr. Jnseph rrdctor. "Slck Ut lib Wools."
Afternoon ind eSuntna. kS:tS
, 1881-01-22

tsrnnA 0ier0-1Fnnsr.
Clark street, upros,i new. Cnurt-1luu:e. Ensncc'
mens OF tho sienlo l. Ma1,nle5 Combination "bca-
con Crankett." AFTERNOON hied evening.
, 1881-01-22

5, IIoaiey'a Theatre.
Randolph street. between chrk md In an|le. En'
Rnkcn.ems OF itter's Him Ggera tntTrany. "fhe
nlectrc Knight, and "Charty icsIns nj Home" AZ.
terroun and evening. -
, 1881-01-22

f., NIyHFlc 'Ibchtret
C1nrk street, bctwccn tnke and Randolph. FnsnRc
ment at thu Iiy1o l. De1nan Comedy Company
"aiutdpon's rlcntc.h Afternobn anu evening,
, 1881-01-22

NcTscker.s Theatre.
Nnd!to,t stscct, hetwccn atAse md Daasborn.
Ehrnscu,cnt os Mile shrah lsorNhasdt Camille ut
M I
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-29
Frank leslie's Popular Monthly.

The January number is one &C.
markable excellence and ahounds III
literary and artistic hrilIiants. Pn-
ineut among the latter is the cold
irontispi"ca. The Finishing Toucloy
Meyer Won Bremen. Douglas Cp-
bell contributes q highly intere.g
article, The Past, Present and Fre
of New York's Water Supply whiis
profusely Illustrated, Distinguished
valids.' In the Land of the Pyren,'
'Chatworth.' by N. Robinson, 'Hesr,
by +. Jeffrey Parker, are few oae
finely ly-illustrated, noteworthy artis.
Gerald Cartoons serial, 'Leonie. j.
press of the Air. is continued; 4
among the admirable short stories,e
The $50 Up La Jeune; or, Acss
and Woman Sister Marguer.
.Sainty's Christmas Gifts,' and ae
Murder in the Rue St. Denis,' botby
Helena W. Pierson, etc.. etc. Ire
are several poems of merit, an unb-
lished one by Walter Scott is inved
with peculiar interest. There areso
descriptive and personal sketches, ra-
graphs on variety of subjects-eer-
tanning. interesting and afordingal'
usble information. The numbeon'
tains 12S quarto pages and abo LOG
illustrations, and is offered at thloW
price of 25 cents. The annuasub-
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Frank Leslie. Publisher. So, IS ID 81
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-29
eWlSceiStGfeeOagS.
gel. 1852.
the SAVANNAH
WEEKLY n Z w 5

Op.thc first OF january the WEEKLY news
o,trrs roon its thirty y-scconC year. During
fhe long eriod " hich has elapsed SINCE I.s
inceptior, it has-been 4 consistent ntIEoc',t1
of whatever it cOrSI'itred 20 pe IISnt' -.
yays preferring principle TO eNpeolency'
With Increasing years II mas n'' "t ~. ~.
ted. bnt on the contrary. It has otC;!,il'E IN
proved and kept fully abreast Oh tne pro,
rrcssiye soirit OF the times, and to-oay, Us
journal whether taken III lts genera ~
srccial features it stands hrst alnons t'lc
pApers OF the South ana equaI " 'ho'' VA
anT section Of the Union.
Daring the coming year the WEEKLY MN ,
will partake Of all Improvements ~ o!tt
daily issue which with addltlona4 eultol lei
labor increasing Correspondence ~ IL; nt,.'
and telegraph, and more lhorouSnI, oisaitt.
zation will, If possible, occupy soii1 ,,:s,,e.
rank than heretofore among ''ie 'te
pers OF the county. .,.., +,,.
To the farmer, mechanic or aItlsail' tile IN,
business or professions! man, VINO It.S Nv:
the advantages OF q daily mail, inc EEh NJ VI
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It is ably edited, and is just the magazine "a
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-29
Your .verYlast Chance

Your VerYLast Chance
The December or Christmas mum
of the SosIltern Musical journal n
our table. It was the last with wa
the shoemaker Of Seville killed his ',
and with this, expires in glory.e
old series of the Journal. Jauy
begins a new volume with new se.
but the dollars worth of Prem
Sheet Music, which has hitherto n
presented each subscriber. will ne
longer given. The Publishers II
one last chance to secure this Prem,
and will extend it yet to all who>
scribe before January 10th. 1892
NIT 81 25 at once, and the Joasrnor
1882, with its $1,000 worth of Nc
bound in it, and Sl.00 worth off,
MUM Sheet Music of your own selen
will be yours. This Christmas nuer
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Beloved Sleep The Celebrated {p
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-29
4 Valuable Land for
o:-.@a a->5' Sale. "22'

The "Cleland Place" containing SIX hun
dred and si1ty-nine acres, bounded by lands
of A.J.2 2LoDgshose, estate of 5eha Satter.
white, deceased, J. E. Pitts, L.:W: Floyd
and others, may be purchased at private
sale from me atang tine prior TO the Sec
oud day of January next. 4 NOT. sold at
private sale I win sell sid tact OF land at
public outc.y at Nevbersy G. r. s. C., on
the first Monday in January nezt, At IL
O'Clock in the morning. -
Terms of sale-oae third cash, and the
balance on credit Of one and two years !;
the credi. portion to be secured by the
bond of the purchaser and q mortgage OF
the premises. cz >.7:ss 5ss:& sgiz
a plat Of the lScd may be seen. at the
law Office Of Y.-J. Pope, Esq:sa Newberry
C.H. g..
I will take pleasure in showing any per.
sons over the4renises prior to day of sale.
! titles are warrantedgsi ?: .ESa
-. -. CHARLES D.. BURTON.
Oec & 40 1T 49, &
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-29

t,n,,, nnere rsiap, was i.,ery large crowd in
ly four hundred B batu aturday last: o:S Near, ear
Friday. Trade Wa orettv to, brisk, espe-
cially in fancy good @ Chgis, ~ N, @ ss tricks.
toys, &c.
less than the usual amc,t - nows and
reading matter this VII the reader
can attribute the defcitar to ~ Tho foot
That all printers have b. Inducing
IN little Christmas Hold.
\ young man went int. ;ewo,rv
store a few days ago to have name
engraved on piece of jewIrv' He
wanted ms sNeetheart's name eSraved
nut didn't Want to tell who 2a MOO
He was like the laiy who ~ re "as; wa ,.
telegram sent to her husband bot tlI a;Jn;t =
want the operator to read r. N'''i
The fact of the heredltarytraosm;s ;s-
sion Of disease is clearly essbnsied
and Scrofula the most dreaded ,n] ner'
haps the most difficult to cure: & G
s.. the KING of all Specifies. psnts
with pride to the long list of clresof
this scourge. In no instance nasn,
been known to fail. even after cases
had been pronounced hopeless. Price
Sl,OO and 1,75 per bottle. ~
A young cyclone. about hundred
yards wide, passed through the upper
portion of town Monday afternoon in q
Northeasterly direction. 1t blew open
Mr.. Cline's front which was lock.
ed, and also blew open the door of his
workshop and upset benches, &C., but
did no damage. The edge Of the cy.
clyone struck Mr.. John G. Wilson's
house and blew out pane Of glass in
one Of the windows. At Mr.. 7. NJ.
Lakes it blew down seven of the four
then trees that stood in his back yard
and two trees in his front yard.
The mp train Monday had about
three hundred colored emigrants for
Kansas. They came principally from
about Prosperity, Newberry county,
and were, taken altogether. tolerably
respectable-looking party of colored
people. We Ventured to suggest to a
middle-aged man in the crowd that in
4 few years hence he would be coming
back to this State in much worse con-
dition than when be left. This nettled
him considerably, and ho declared that
be didn't like for white man <, SAY
to him but go on and try for
YOURSELF and that when she tried TO
persuade him not 10 60 10 Kansas he
had no use for him, and didn't want
him to talk to him.-A7atlerson 77atellt-
gezce7, 22na.
The negroes were going to Arkansas,
not Kansas.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-29
legal Sales,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF. NEWBERRY -
r. COURT OF PROBATE: 49,. 81.

Eliza a. Piester, Petitioner. against John
6. Piester, Defendant. =.
Petition for Dover.
By virtue OF an order herein passed; the
10Th day of October, 1881, I will sell, at
pubic outcry, at Newberry Court House,
S. c.. on the End DAY o! January, 1882, all
that tract Of land situate in said County,
containing One Hundred aad Sixty-fonr and
Ore.half Acres, more or less, and bounded
by lands Of J.. J. Reeder, A. ". Reeder.
Dr.. r. P. Clark, By Bush River and by the
lands of others, on the following terms; to
Wit: : ....-, ..-. .-...
For cash to fully psy and satisfy the Pc
5itioner's Judgment ana all costs herein IN
CURED, and as to the balance upon credit
of twelve months with interest from tie
day of sale, which said balance shall: be Sc
cured by the bond Of the purchaser. aud 9
| mortgage of the land sold; with the priv
lege TO the purchaser Of paying the 'entir'
bid in cash. >1- .-1af.3,}<i> 80 -
J. B. FELLERs, J. P. N. G.
Dec, 8. 1881. 49-4t.