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Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Dr. S!lnlns'
Pain Searcller.

RAIN Searcher.
ne lannon's pain me licine. Immediate
renewing cramps and pains in the
Eemach and bowels. The best of sum
per meticines, prompt and rapid in
Afihg rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c.
or winch We refer: N. l.. Janney, the
aolhE Commission Merchant, King
.reet, N)dd Fellows HalD. 50c. Sod
}, osalers' Depot, 4th " King, Phila.
Good Clothing md Cheap
y. L. Mullin x Son, Sixth and Mar
~ streets, from the bankrupt sale of n
se Philadelphia holse that was
oseu @ o"'. Suits, coats, pants, busters,
pacca coats ut about half the usual
lice all new and fresh stock don't
iss seeing hem.
snicide and Dyspepsia.
"a most a, remarkable cure for Dyspep-
q, Wells Health Remover. The
latest latest tonic, best bilious and liver
"ouy Known. 81. Druggists.
''Buchupatba."
Ne Mew,guick, complete cure days, uri-
ty ~; aheciions, smarting, frequent or
Soult Slr"t nrination, kidney diseases. 81.
o oust received fresh supply of Nor.
Coshn Cod Liver OIL for sale in any
Ev;Ilintle viIH.itles also Scott's, Wilbur's and
4 'ii,anls' Elnulsions Of Cod Liver Oil,
md y; H. T. Dilworth, Druggist, Second
ehu madison straats
i uoo. ne u. Metzner, the popular barber,
mopaied to cohcave razors and put
'ao,n ,asi IN good order. Ladies and child
Mi Mi - mar cutting speciality, NO los 4.
~ he hussian Corn Cure Is an unfail.
HIs 81. remedy for corns-only 10 cents.-at
a M imam 8 Drug Store, Fifth and Pop
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

William H. Nangilder was arrested
Perrylnansvillr, ohio, on Monday,
)r raising the denomination of United
tates Treasury notes"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
NEW AtbyERrIsEMENTh.

DUBIlC SALE
FRESH cows. SPklNEERS, STOCK
BULLS AM EW ES.
will sell at Public Sale, at the hotel OF
John Price. known . the Practical Farmer
Brandywlte Hundred, Del, on
WELN ESDAY, AUG UST 10, 1881,
at O'clock, p. H..
40 head of cattle, including some fENG
extra fine fresh cows, springers and IN
stock ba!ls also 100 head OF good stock vW,s.
A credit of ninety days will be given on all
sums over thirty dollars or six per cent. inter-
est will he be eductGd off for cash.
No puStlonement on account Of weather,
JAMES SAWDON,JR
l.. W. STlDHAM " Son. Aucts. alg3
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
9PEClAA N MEN'rIOM
Fire Buckets.

veal know that by having bucket
water handy many costly fire
pnId be avoided. They can be hing
y IN the IA tory or workshop full OF
Fater IN locations where there is dam
Fer' ana the least sign of fire could be
4ueiched AT once with bucket Or two
Y water. James Il. Wood & Co cor.
roht ana Orange streets, manufacture
|alVahlZed iron fire buckets, already
'rahded fre only they are strong ard
'ill last for years. Price 81 IA dozen.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
GETTING WE'LL FAST,
The Presidents Condition Y"-,e-,
day-The Rest day he has had yes
Passed Since he wss Wounded,

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The sur
gehls say that the President is now
better in every respect than he has been
ut any time since he was sho5. He nov
eVinces deep concern about pnhic AT
fairs, and seems disposed to talk about
business matters. Ee also manifests
increased interest in his sDeedv recoy-
cry, and complies chee7fully with the
directions OF She surgeons and atten-
dants. Touching the daily tetrie rise
DIR. Bliss said tonight that he expected
a gradual improvement in this pa.ticu-
lar, and that he looked for lower TEN
perature to morrow night.
In reference to She Presidents s aprcar
ance, Dr. Bliss said that he was not
changed 70 the extent stated in some of
the Newspaper reports. He was, of
course, considerably altered after the
terrible ordeal through which he had
passed, but no one who knew him
could possibly fail to recognize him at
glance. According to DR.. Bliss the
President has lost about fifty pounds in
weight, 50 that his clothing will have
to undergo considerable alteration to fit
him when heis able to 60 out.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington,
August 2, $50 u. m.--The President
passed very pleasant night and slept
sWeetly the greater part of the time,
This morning he awOke refreshed and
appears comfortable and cheerful.
Pulse. "a ; temperature, 1874 respira.
tion, Is.
d. W. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
D. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WoODwARn,
ltOBERT REYBURS,
Ii IL A..NE,E

EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington,
ID. G., August =, II, l5p. m.-The Presi-
''ent has rested quietly since the even
ing examination, and the slight fever
which was apparent AT that time has
entirely subsided. lie has had an ey-
tremeiy comfortable day, and has made
a decided gain In strength. All the
features of his case worthy of especial
notice have been inc!udedu in the Off
cial bulletins. His pulse at this hour
is below 100. His temperature and res
piration are normal, and he is asleep.
Mrs. Garfield received to-day a letter
OF sympathy and confidence from the
Christian Churches of SOUTHAMPTON,
Chester, Southport and Liverpool, Eng
land, together with dr,.ft for ElOO, Il,
! contribution to the building fund of
the Church Of the Disciple in this civ,
with "nich the President is connected
The draft is sent by the adherents of the
same religious faith in England, rs a
token Of thanksulness for the presa. va
lion of the Presidents life.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
d. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODW ARD,
ROBERT REYBuKN.
ID. HAYES AE<L,y

EXECUTIVE MANSION, Z p. m.-The
President has continued to progress ia
vorably during the day, aul appears
perceptibly better in his general condi-
ton than yesterday, more natilra! tone
of voice being especially pclcentible
The appearance of the external wounds
at the evening dressing was exceeding
ly good. That made 10y the bail is rap
idly granuating, while the discharge
from the deeper portion Of the wouud,
which Is abundant and healthy, comes
through the opening made by
the operation. The rise Of Temperature
this afternoon is moderate and attended
by no inconvenience TO the patient. At
present his pulse is l0i; temperature,
100; respiration, 20.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
CORTLAND WAGON 60.
Y. Y. WARNER,
Wilmington,
Delaware

Wilmington. Delaware
Sole Ager. for tie Sta.s Of Delaware, Csci,
Nnnty, Nd, delaware and Chester counties,
Pa. Scrh for circulars my26-tt
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
d. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBUI:N,
ID. HAYES ACNp,V

EXECUTIVE MANsGoN,l2 sop. m. The
President is passing the day camtor,a-
'ly with his head and shoulders in the
same manner as Yesterday. At the
morning dressing his wound was found
to be doing admirably. His pulse is
now 80; temperature, 9S4; respiration,
~.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

DUBLlC SALE
--OP--
STOCK OF a MILLINERY STORE
Will he sold at Public Sale, st No 5 East
Seventh street. between Market and King,
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUG. .,
at o'clock,
Honnets. hats, ribbons, feathers, ve'vets.
flowers and large quantity of~aIl kinds of
goods usually kept in well conducted rnilli.
he store. Ako show cases and fixtures in
general Sake positive. aug3 It
l. W. STIDHAA :. Sow, AuCtrs.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

SIyANTED. "A STOUT BOY TO HtLP
w in press room, Address "frinter,"
REUUBLICAN oiIice. aug3-3t
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

S,ELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
~
| have u few carriages feft which I will sell
low IN order to close out my stock. One light
extension top phet n and a few Jump seat
G rriagcs ihey can be seen at r.isge fac.
tory, 80. lGS Orange tect.
a,phitt W. H. WRIGHT.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

xXSkNTED. ONE FtKSI-CLASS HAIR
w ness maker and one st cher, at
HiRn ii. \ e. GEi'S,
aups St 4Oi Shii Icy street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

wy yANTED.-TO PURCHASE A GOOD
w second hand pool table. fp ly No.
.2l Jefferson street. aLgJ2tf
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

V1NO LOAN -Mt NEI TO LOAN ON
good mortgages, city Or country; iiVor~
able terms. Apply -
auya6t do Market street,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

r UST.- "A POCKET BOOK. AT THE p,
L. W. \ y. depot, with 'aket for Ne"
NotS aui II small amount Of money. a lib
eral reward viii be pa iflcfh ut the REppB-
LIOAN Office or III Poplar street. auS%ltt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26

hammer; the farmer with infinite
satisfaction directing the culture of
the improved fields which he Used to
furrow. The professional teacher is
after time left dependent and poor.
Materially inefficient from the iuroads
of time and subject to the caprice Of
the people Live cid borse; you'll
g,t -r::>s." Is it strange that n.r1.
do not select this as life professiuu-
We mean men Of much talent aud vim .?
Many young men Of talent, some
from choice, some from necessity,
choose to linger in an old field school
ruuu for year or two. They are
coapetent. Fresh from school and
full of the latest idcas-young and
ardent. They polish and beautify the
stone on which they have stepped.
Thus education gets the benefit often
of the 6vst talent-a talent she could
not otherwise obtain. We have taught,
VIC have observed, we are teaching.
KIKERO.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
EmRligr8tion.

The State government has taken
hold OF the subject of immigration
in a practical and earnest way. The
last Legislature passed a law to ex-
empt the property of immigrants
from taxation Except the school
tax) for FIVE years, and appropriated
a sum of money to be used by the
Agricultural Department in secu-
ring immigration. The railroads
Of the State have made liberal pro-
positions to aid in this work.
President Mclaughlin, OF the COL
umbia & Greenville Rail Road,
leads off with the promise of Sl,5OO
or $4,000 from his road, and other
roads are equally liberal. Contri-
buttons will be made BY the roads
by way Of greatly reduced rates for
immigrants coming into the. State,
so as to make their transportation
merely nominal.
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COMMUNICATED.
Al Urgent Appeal to Every
Lover of Order in the State.

The recent action of our Legisla,
ture on the subject of ardent spirits
calls for the gratitude of every good
citizen for, though the law enacted
may not be as stringent as many de,
sired, it is of iuestimable value as an
evidence of the tendency of the en-,
!ightened public sentiment of our
Commonwealth This enactment con
spires with other facts to reuder the
present the most auspicious time to
step still further forward in the march
toward reform and sobriety 10 all our
borders.
1t is conceded that there is a pow
erful struggle now going on in the
public mind, and it is believed that
our law. makers will do much greater
thugs for US next winter, if We show
them that We will uphold them in
their efforts to rid the country of the
curse of rum.
Let US rally to their support. Let
US aid, as far as id US lies, in eDforc-
ing the present law. Let US tell
them, when they reassenble, of our
earnest, anxious longing for the total
bapishuent Of ardent spirits from our
State. -.
Thiuk how highly God has favored
US in soil in climate, In water power,
10 mineral wealth, in scenery, in
everything. Think how instantly
auple prosperity and undisturbed Ell,
joyment would rest upon our people
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN PROBATE COURT.

Nancy c. Harris, as Adm'x., &c, PlAiuiif.
against William H. Harris, ct al. DE-
feEd tutS.
Complaint to Sell Land to Aid in Payment
j. Of Debts, &c.
BY virtue 0: ~. Order in The above stated
case will sell, at Newbervy Court House.,
South Carolina, on Monday, the se"en;E day
OF February, 1851, within the legal hours OF
sale, to the highest bidder, The TWO Houses
and Lots belonging to the estate OF e. M.
Harris, deceased, situated in the Town OF
Newbcrry, in said County and State. and
bounded BY lands Of ". A. Cline, Mrs. Fan
ME Jackson, by the New Cut Road and by
the G. 4 G. r. R.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, and the
balance on credis o.: twelve months with
interest from the day Of sale, to be secured
by bond Of the purchaser with mort.
gage Of the premises sod-,he purchase:
or purchasers will be required 10 procure
policies of insurance at two thirds Of the
raine thereof, aud have the same assigned
to the Probate Judge forNewherry County.
Purchasers TO pay for all papers. with leave
to pay their entire bids in cash If they de-
sire so to do. Plats to be exhibited ou
day of sale. J. B. FELLERS.'
Ian. II, lSSl-2-4t P. y. C.
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Bridges! Bridges!!
Bridges!!!

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of
CouaLy Commissioners OF Newber:y County
will attend AT II o'clock u, on the dates
below Set forth at these places, 10 Wit:
On Tuesday, Feb. l5;h, at Indian Greek
Bridge, near DR.. Thos. B. Kcrncry'-.
On Wednesday, Feb. l6:h, at L!ndsay's
Bridge, OH Bush River.
On Thursday, Feb. l7tlr, at the Bridge
below the Railroad, on the Little River,
near Vim. La s(ord'S Plantation, ard
On Friday, Feb. 18th, at the Bridge over
Bush River, at >chumperss MIL, and viii
proceed to lei out contracts TO the lowest
responsible bidders TO build new bridges Ut
these places
Specifications and full PARTICULARS made
known OR day Of letting contracts aud may
be ascertsiued before then by calling on
the undersigned.
F. WERBER, JR,
Clerk County Commissioners,
Jan. 26, 1T Ac"be:ry, 5. {.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
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 Prosperl-
ty was nothing more nor less than
the occasion demanded. Lynch
law is 8 terrible resort in 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. ef'
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 Ian
would have convicted and hanged
these negroeE there can be nc
doubt; but it would not have had
such an effect as the lynching. A
whole community rising upiu their
indignation and visiting upon the
fepdish 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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O6szsztS1'Y.
Little Julia Vernon Livingston.

This !ovelv babe of NJ. P. n. snl Mrs. 81.
Livingston, was taken suiden'y rom the
family circle and ca:Hed AWAY 10 tac spirit
land Jan. 9th, 1851, aged five months and
fifteen days.
She was Il sweet and interesting Lille babe,
and had won the affections not oIl' of the
home crc lc, but Of ma ~ others. II S hard
70 know that we shall no moe hear her soft
baby voice nor see her sweet smiling face.
But while yet il was morning, and before
long beforc-ibe SUI hal risen 10 The z"Giih,
the reaper came and rcapcd this sweet fnw-
CT. Pure and spotless sue brealhed her lie
out Swectly, and Was 81 once ifarsplauted
into the Paradise Of God. Bercaved ones,
comfort yorr hearts "ith the thought that
she has happ;lg passed through me VALLEY
aGd shadow Of Death" before being oppress-
cd with the cares which are s:.-e 20 encum-
Der those who live loug enough 10 realize
what "tue battle of lie" means.
"She IS not dead, this E:ilc bud Of ours,
Nor even taded by The winters breath
But was ;:anspSlted iuto loyel:er bowers,
BY kind gardener, we have mjsaamed
dea:h."
"Sae shall no: suffer more. Had we not ra.
iher
Confde her 10 His care with faithful t:ust,
Than leave her to lhe .eIde:est earthly "a
ther,
Whose life is 1eetiug, and whose end is
dust?" \. 7.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.

Louisa II. n. Suber vs.. Thos. Il. Crooks.
By virtue OF an Execution TO me di-
rec,ed IN the above stated case. l will
sell. at Newberry Court House. on the
7th Inv of February next, (Sale-iay)
4. D. ;SSl. Within the lec'! hours Of sale,
at public ontcry, 20 Tic highest bidder, the
following R"ai E>:ste. 10 wiz Onc 'r,ct Of
LAND sit,r..rrd il, tir County and >'.:'e afore-
said, coli: j i:g Twr Hundred md Fife
iv. Acres, more >, less. i:"n,iled bE lands
Q! John F Olympia. David Suoer, Columbia
Road, other laid. OF ThoS. II. GroJ'iS, and
others Also, one other tract, si!utted III
said County and State, containing On"
hundred and rhirty-Nine Acres, more Of
less, bounded ~ ia"lS o: john F. Glymph,
WnI. =. Hcr!z AID by the Coumhi4 Road.
Levied Oh ~ the property OF T"o9. Il.
;:Dv;;S
TERMS UF SALE--5ll cash Purchaser IL
pty for paper
D. 3. WHEELER, $. n. c.
;hc.;ti"< ,:iic-, Jan. IL, 1851. 3-3;
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FOR SALE.

The following Real Estate lying conti:u-
Gus AMI trum one ana L quarter to TWO and
a half miles South Of Newb'rry Court
House, OF Inc Bouknign, Ferry Road, to wit:
The LAKE PLACE, containing 3l5 acres,
more or less, bounded by the "Slish Place, s."
Lands OF Peter Hair and others.
The SLIGH PLACE, containing leh
acres, mpre or less, bounded by the Lake
Place" lands Or J. s. Hair, the Boakn;@ht
Ferry Road, aud by lands OF Mrs L. c. Hair.
The HAlRPLACE, containing 900 acres,
more or less, bounded bv lands Of Eoenezcr
Church and Camp Grount, a. J. kilgo'e,
Jacob Ki6;rr. Mrs Livingston, l.. Il. Chris
tian, Peter Hair. r. r. Morgan and the
Sigh Place"
Propositions for the p"rchase Of the
abov" described lads ut pciy.te sale will
be received unit! Snle-day in February next.
Titles good and terms liberal.
Jan l9 1t 4. J. KlLI0RE.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN PROBATE COURT

John Fing"r ami Sarah f. I. Chick, as FIX
ecu.rix Of P. ". Chick, deceased, vs.. j.
D. EppS, rs Admir-. .! J. u Epps, de-
ceased, and Others.
Compla;at c. Creditors to Sell Lands, &c.
Pursuant 20 an ORDER Of sale made in the
above en,itie,. case, will sell. at public
or;c:y: before tie Cor.t House at New
berry. CT tie First ID AoDd.y in February,
1851. ali that truct OF land situated arG
being in The County Of New wberry and State
aforesaid, bounded by lanis of Henry
Whiimre, Mary Whitmire, JoEn McCariey,
Solomon Hargrove and others, containing
-Four HuLdreI Acres, more or less, subject
to widows lain OF dover in the same.
Terms: The purchaser will be required
to pay ope-haIf Cash, and TO secure the bal.
ance payabl" in one yeAr with interest from
the day Of SALE, secured BY the bond of
purchaser and mortgage OF the premises.
Purchasers 70 pay for papers.
J. B FELLERS, J.PN " c.
Jan. y, 1881. 2-4t.
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If the dreadful demon of drink were
driven from our limits. Think that
nine-tsnths of our criminal expenses
result from drunkenness. See how
OUT jails, our puuiteutlary, our poor
houses, ond our aoyIrm are crowded
with sad victims Of the habit of drink.
Think of the lives Of Innocent ones
jeopardized or lost by the druukard's
violerv" Shall We longer quietly
witness reason dethroned, property
wasted, confidence destroyed. happi-
ness turned to woe, hopes blasted
lives lest, and souls crnsis sned to per-
dition Shall We not rather unite in
a general effort to brlug these evils to
an end?
Il Is, therefore, hereby proposed
that We begiu at once to circulate tor
signatures an earnest petition to our
Legislature to pass at lhe next ses,
session law totally prohibiting the
the manufacture and sal Of ardent
spirits as a beverage. Every reader
of this appeal white or colored, male
or female, old OF young, clerical or
lay, who is willing to circulate or
cause to be circulated Que or more Of
these peti;ious, is earnestly invited to
write Immediately 10 our Grand Wor.
thy Patriareh. Rev s. Lander, Viii,
liamstou, S. G., who will promptly
send as many headings as each one
will agree to use.
Let US marshal our forces, aud
move forward to victory.
Every newspaper 10 South Carolina
is requested to copy.
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legal SAFES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINE,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.

C.. 4 g. 5. Mo-" - Ei;Z. +. q itrilton.
~ virtue Of IN Execution 10 Wc directed
in the above stated case, will sell. nf \.'w-
berry rcn,' House, on tic 7th day" F'Ar"
AIRY, t>ale-d*y) \. D. 1881, within the i:'-
"a. hours -. sale. 1T public nutcrv, To the
hiehes; bidder, all Of the interest Of il;"
def udsaH in a:,': % l certain tract or par
Gel OF land. situated in the County oi New
berry aud State aforesaid, Containing Three
Hundred ami Sxty-one Acres, more or l.'>s,
and bounded biy la"iS Of D. L. Gary, | \
Gary and John Gary, and knoan Us th'
Whitman place. Levied OIL as the pro-
perry y! El;z. +. Albritton.
TERMS or SALE Cash. Purchaser TO
pay for iapers.
D.B. WHEELER, 5 y. C.
Sherih7s Cffic-, Jan. 18TH. 1881. 3-3t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
NOTICE

Is hereby given to Executors, Admins
trators, Guardians, Trustees and other Fl
duciaries, that Tuesday and Thursday Of
ea.'h week during the months OF January
and February are set apart for examining
and fling til, ir Annual Returns. By pro-
visions of recent Act OF the Legislature
they are required to make their returns
promptly within the time above mentioned
or he liable to penalty.
J. B. FELLERS, J. P. \. C..
Jan. 10, 1881. 2-4t