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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-29

various ana all RGOuLs
The Beth Eden School wants first
class teacher.
Invitations are out for German at
the Crotwell Hotel to night.
A large quantity of land is to be
sold next Monday, Saleday.
The stores in Newberry were closed
the whole of Christmas Day.
The Helena Sunday School had
Christmas tree Sunday night. ....:."
There was q fine display of fireworks
at the Newberry Hotel Monday night.
|, From our marriage column it appears
that Cupid has been on the war path OF
late.
The colored Baptists had Christmas
tree at their Church 10 town Monday
night.
Can't. M. NJ. Buford sold bale of
cotton in town Friday that weighed 766
pounds. :
Rev. Nelson Tarpin has been assign
ed to the Newberry African Methodist
Church.
A darkey was caught stealing pair
of shoes in Mr.. S. S: Langford's store
| Saturday. .:: ~ -.
The young people of Helena had a
| nlessant "Eonn at Mr.. G.. w. DOyle'S
Monday night.
! The Phantom Party at Mrs. Notes
last Tuesday night is reported as q
delightful affair. a..
Wedding Cards and Envelopes, Wis
iting Cards, something beautiful, at the
HERALD Book Store. 5O3t
Christmas passed over in Newberry
with comparatively few drnnks, and
without any accidents.
| A supposed mad dog. which bit sew
eral other dogs and some stock, was
| killed near Beth Eden the 22nd.
Rev. E. D. Smart, the new Pastor,
Will preach at the Methodist Church IN
town, Sunday morning and night.
Beautiful Christmas and New Years
Illuminated Cards at the HERALD Book
Store. Call and look at them. 5O-3l
Last night being press night We
could not avail ourselves Of the kino
invitation to attend the entertainment
at Prosperity.
DR.. Mofett's Teethina (Teething
Powders) will cure your child. Fo!
sale by all Druggists and Country Mer
chants. 50-1y
We begin this week a Puzzle Corner
which will afford amusement and diver
sion to many OF our readers, to tn
young especially.
Mr.. A. G. Maybin showed rs few
days ago his first breeches"-he wor
Q them IS years ago, when between on
and two years old.
We baYe an interesting communica
ton from Rev. J. A. Siigh concerning
D Florida, which we will pu 'lish mex
week, or the week after.
The Town Council has ordered
clock for. the Opera House tower fror
e the Seth Thomas Clock COMPANY. Con
s necticnt- It will cost $500
- Rev. Mr.. Grifiths, who with his fan
). lily has been visiting relatives in New
a berry, preached an excellent sermon. /
the Methodist Church Sunday morning
Every one has a will and mind
think for himself. yet many will
about hacking and coughing until
friend recommends DR.. Bulls Coag
= !, Syrup for that cough
J. We invite the attention of our rea'
IN ers to the advertisement Of the Buckle!
: Mfg Co., Marion. Ohio, in another CO
at umn. They offer rare inducements
earn an honest living. 8-6m.
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STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
:! IN THE PROBATE COURT.


Henry, Hendrix, as Admir-. of Rebecca Hen
drlx, decd &C., Plaintiff, sgainst Rebec.
Il Ca j. Hendrixaud Others, 1Defenaants.
Complaint TO se!l Lands so Psg Debts &C.,
By. virtue Of an order herein passed the
TIN day of December, 4. D. 1881, + vii!
sch at NeBberry Court tHouse, son Ss!e-day
in January; a, D. 1882, within the legal
hours Of sale, the real estate of which Be.
becca Hendrix died seized and possessed,
consisting of Nipsty-aire and three.fourths
(s94) Acres, more or. less, situate 10 said
County sndIssate, add Sodzd zded bylsnds Of
James B., Clary. Henry ,. 9oozers John &.
Spearman and others, on the following
terms, TO wits" :: ES:tii.l.>ii*a-z n'i-4 80
9: One-balf cash ,fand the balsnee oaacred-
it of twelve months With interest from das
Of sale, the credit portion 70 Se secured BY
bond of the purchaser and nnos.gsge of-the
premises. Purchaser to pay for papers.
tE-ii2i; ) y. 3. !FEEERRS,SJ. J. P..E:c.
5BecI !, 1851 g;& - aA!1g 4s-4t
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PIANOS ADD ORGANS.
Grand Special Holiday Sale


FoR CHRISTMAS. 1881, make yourself and
family happy by the gift of a PIANO or an
ORGAN, that will I'll your home with music,
not only for day. but for lifetime.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE.-300 frst-class
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with cheap makers. We sell none but Re-
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may deceive purchasers with offers OF $1,000
Pianos for S225, and N-Stop Organs for S65,
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Rey. r. D. Smart,
The new Pastor of the Methodist
Church in Newberry, is a native Of
Beaufort, and is thirty-six years of age.
While astudent ut Wofford College,,
Spartanhurg, be volunteered in the Con-
federate Army. and went to Virginia,
where he remained till the war was
over. After the war he returned to
Woford, and graduated at that institu-
tion in 1869. Wishing to take course
of instruction in theology. and the
Methodists having at that time no theo-
logical school, he entered the Presbyse-
risn Theological Seminay in Colum-
bia, and after graduating there entered
the South Carolina Conference. Mr..
Smart has been twice married. His
first wife was the daughter of the late
Mr. Evans, of the firm of Walker, Evans
& Cogswell, OF Charleston. His pres
ent wife is daughter of Hon. D. Wyatt
Aiken, Congressman from the Third s..
C. District.
Mr.. Smart has been stationed at
Union for the past two years.
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Suit the Action.
The best Linimeat in the world
man or beast is Coussens' Lightn
Liniment. For Rheumatism. Ii.
Back. Pain in side, Neuralgia, Go
and Bunions, it is a certain cure, Z;
for SPAWN; Ringbone, Calls, Cuts I
Scratches on animals, it is the |
remedy known. Price 80 cents u
tie. Whites Cream White Vermif
is the best worm killer. For sale
DR.. w. f. Pelham. e.o.v
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Notice of. Sale under
" .,'l..'1@ MORTGAGE: -, .

Pursuant to the power in. me vested by
the deed by way Of mortgage from Henry
Malone TO Thos. 3. sdlngton, l gal sell
at Neaberry Court House, South Carolina,
or the frst Monday Of January next, at 10
o'clock in tee forenoon all: and ( singular
that tract and plantation Of land, known as
the ''Eogg place" situated in NeWberry
county, S. c., containing one hundre6 and
forty acres morez or, less, and bounded By
the lands Of Miss Jane Crossou, Maj. Thos.
3. Wadlin gton, and Mrs. Caroline Caldwell.
. Terms of 3saie-purchaser. to pay in; cash
his bid for said lands. =, -.
: --!@- t'1s2j ALBERT J::;1G1BsoN.
Dec G. 1881 4a4t. - Y iacs-.l
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KendaHs Treatise on the Horse.
. Tbs vaiaable book is for sail at the
HEKAID Book Store, prlce only25 cents
for single copy. or five copies for 81 90
This book tells you what to do for your
horse when sick, and treats of every dis
ease I'd which horse is liable Get 6
copy ad save money and anxiety.
= Onll for sale at the
51-f HERALD Book STORE.
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Sloodshed at Peake's.

BioodSheo at Peake's.
Saturday, 24th instant. some ne
groes got on a drunken spree at
at Peake's Station, Lexington: County.
Policeman James 4. -Lathrop, Corner
IL policeman of of>Newberry), and Po-
icenlan Ross attempted to arrest them.
The negroes attacked the policemen
with knives and the policemen fund it
necessary to use their pistols. 0ne Of
the negroes was badly wounded, but
was not dead yesterday morning His
wound is supposed to be mortal.
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Choral.

Mrs. Jno. S. Fair, by special request,
ofhciated as organist in the Baptist
Church last Sunday night, and DR.. E.
c. Jones, IN the absence Of the regular
bass, flied thas part in most satisfac-
tors manner. He takes this part often
on Sunday nights. Miss Grifig- the
regular organist, will be at her post The
ensuing Sabbath if nothing prevent.
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- Go to Il. A. BURNS TO. hoice
lot of Pipes and Smokers Article espe-
cially the Shuck mouth Cigarettes. 37-,f
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SerNlCentennlal.
The Baptist Church Of this place has
completed half century since its or
rsnizstion, and an historical address or
sermon Commemorative Of that event
will be delivered by the Pastor. Rev.
Luther Broaddns Sunday next, New
Years Day.
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Rev. ). 3. Campbell,

The Pastor for the past three years
of the Methodist Church at NewberrY,
leaves for his new appointment, East
Chester Circuit.this week. MIR. Campbell
and his excellent family have made
many friends in the community during
their stay here, who wish them pleas
ant home in their new field. The East
Chester Circuit is one of the best ap-
pointments within the boands of the
Conference.
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Club bates

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The Columbia Register will be club
bed With the herald as follows: Week.
ly Register and HERALD $3.50, 7rt-
veekg Register and HERALD SIS, Daily
RsqiSer and HERALD 1915. =,
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Fresh Norfolk Oysters i!

Fresh Norfolk Oysters!
Fresh Norfolk Oysters, fresh Fish Ham,
Eggs and Hot Coffee, served in t, very
best style, at my Restaurant on MsiHtreet,
all hours Of the day and until 9 to l0'clock
1T night. d. g. JOES.
Aft
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Deaths.
Mrs. Elizabeth Slawson, wife Of Mr.
Levi slawson. of Silver Street, died the
10th instant.
Mfr. Lenlael H. M. Boozer, of this
County, died Saturday, 24th instant. Of
typhoid pneumonia. -.
Mrs. Joseph Ligon died at her homo
in Augusta Saturday, oath instant. She
was formerly Miss Dolly Nance, and
was sister of Maj. Jno. K. Nance, of
Sewberry. =
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BY Older OF the Couet, / will sell, aGpuo-
lie outcry, before the Court House st New.
berry, Cat the risk Of the formee porcnAsesj
on the First Monday in january, 1857
iot Of land in toe Town Of Aegoesry, Soan, =
n a and State aforesaid, known as Lot No. 3
of ,sae property of E2P. Lake, containing
Two Acres, more or less, fronting on Boun-
dar,y Street, and bounded 81 lands Of estate
Of ssanmore Langfosd, deceased and by
LotSo, j (no" the property of Mrs. :, D.
Havird.)
J.. TERus-Tbe purchaser viii be'SSeqared
! TO pay ,one-half of the purchase money in
cash, and to secure the balance payable at
twelve months With interest froua! the day
Of sale, by bond and mortgage Of the pro-
perty sold, and pay for conveyance:
= j ESILAS TOMBSTONE, Master.
.. Masters Office, 10 Dec, 1881. ~ 5e-Ss
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Alady's Wish.

4 IadYS WISH.
"Oh, how I dc wish my skin was as
clear and soft as yours" said a lady to
friend. You can easily make it so, "
answered the friend. ':How" in
uuired the first lady. by using Hop
Bitters, that makes pure rich blood and
blooming bealta. It did It for me, IS
you ohssrve ~ -CSmo Bulletin. ..
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Three Cheers.
If afflicted with that most painful and
annoying disease, Hemorrhoids, 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 Vermifnge is the best
worm killer. For sale by DR.. w. +.
Pelham. COW.
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9RG GG%BRR84 HER &a9%

PrsonaI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis w. Simkins ar,
Q a visit to Chappell's.
e. Mr. R. H. Greneker, ST., of the Neus
Jon visit to Charleston.
The Misses Hood, of Due West. are
lending the holidays in Newberry.
MIR. Jno. E. Peoples, of Anderson, is
isltlng his uncle MIR. Jno. o. Peoples.
Mr.. R. S. Maybin has left the tele-
[raph office ut Laurens and returned to
, fcwberry.
Rev. Thos. G. Herbert, of Sumter, is
n visit to his old home and friends
u Newberry.
. Miss Florence Harllee has given mp
he Beth Eden school, and has returned
0 her home in Marion.
DR.. Strother Pope, of Columbia, with
ais bride, paid Newberrv a visit last
week. They returned home Tuesday.
. The Misses Ruff, Of fGlymphville, have
Snade Newberry brighter and the holi-
lays happier by their presence among
ns.
DR.. A. P. Johnstone, of Anderson,
with his bride, is spending the Christ
mas with his father, Silas Johnstone,
Esq.
Mr.. J. L. Sims, editor of the Orange
burg Times d Democrat, and Mr.. W.
L. lzlar paid us complimentary visit
yesterday. These gentlemen came Up
With w. L Glaze, Esq. of the Orange
burg Bar, who will be married this af-
ernoon at 2 P. NJ, in the Methodist |
Church. to Miss Emma F. Herbert, one |
If Newberry's most popalar young Ia
lies. The wedding party will take the
lown train for Orangeburg.
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Liens for Sale. "...-
Blank Liens for supplies andbr rent
for sale at this Office.
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<endaHs Treatise on the Horse.

% lfyou want good Cigar, call OF
H. a. BURNS. S7-tf
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THOMPSON. Dentist, opposite Herld Office

81 he best Organ at E'iuard ScblA's.
2-lyE
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~ The finest Crackers, plain ad sweet,
at II. /. BURNS. 37-tf
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And to G. A. Neufer, of Orsngeburg,
for his report on immigration Mr..
Neufer thinks that the present plan Of
immigration is founded on a false basis
and is bound to result in failure. Mr..
Neufer's trouble seems to be that be is
not properly appreciated by the suthor.
tiles that be-.
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~ Go to q. A. BURNS for you. un-
dry Soap, Starch and Blueing. If
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~ Fresh Goshen Butter at IS cts.
49-tf. 4. G, JOESS.
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Senj-C6 Centennial.

m- Go to Il. Z. BURNS for your Plain
cad French Candy, Nuts and Frui.s. 81 If
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Oysters,
Stewed. Fried and Raw, ct 4. &. JONES
after the 18th October. Att.
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MGo TO q. A. BURNS for oo.atoes
and Onbns. 37-tf
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SE- Go to Il. A. BURNS for some OF
those fine new Family Asckerel, heads and
tails off. 80 .. ..a. S7-tf
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sE- For choice, large variety Of Chew
iag and Smoking Tobacco, 60 10
37-1f :: q. A. BURNS.
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.Lzeg.sal 9 Sales. les
STATE 0FiSOUTH CAROLINA
II COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
:, IN nnAraknN.: DIE ASc.si ..ni

STATE E0FlSOtIA AGAKOLlNA~-
Il COUNTY OF :NBWBERRE.-
I I'm eoMMeNAPLEAsa-s en1
D, B. wheeler and J. Il: Wheeler, 'ESeou-
tors, P!ah thfs, iya.a Cosneiia T E=Weais'
Defendant. ...- ...; s,,,t
~ ,"Eo'' Complaint Complaint for Relief: 'A'1
Ia obedieeniSre eiS to to an order for Foreclosure
in sae ,ahovesated case,4 wil sell stEew-
berry, Court. House, on the First, MONDAY
.(sale-day1 10 January, A. D. 1882, within
taesiegaI hours of?ss!e, at public ioutcry, to
the highest bidder, all, and; singular that
tract or plantation Of land lying a nd being
iuatbe County; Aforesaid and partlysiina the
Town of Newberry, containing One Hun
dred and Twenty.six Acres, more or less,
aad 5o1pded1on the South by 3Fair Street,
on, the East by Adams Street and road lead
ing to ". Y. Fairs, on the North by lands
ofW9Y. Fair, and on heoWesso ooy2 eald-
well Street; 81. .llsE;;.i1a .t:ct;.-.
TERMS OF SALE E-One:haf cash, the bal
aoce on credit Of twelyesrnoaths with in
terest from day Of sale. Purchaser tozgive
bond and mortgage to secure the credit
portion and 10 pay for papessLl24 @iE
90 A plat or plats Of rthei premises Till be
found 10 the Office of E. P. Chalmers, Esq,
rs Clerk Of Court. On add alter Friday next.
u5a; ;or -..g ,E,aG.sLoGGSHQREs
,- Coroner of Newberry County.
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/: 3com4i ii, tos r.rsriou77rtc. -
;EByfer,i.r q, the I",rIhereis, yig. sell,
ut pulls ou,cry, before lhr Court aon1e at
.Newberry, on The First S"n,iayih January,
1882, ,saii thst.,racd Of land. Of which Sarah
SETTLER died seizrd aud possessed, sitnatein
aid County eoptsini,ig Ffty-si1 t56)
Acres, more or less, and bounded BY lands
Of Jacob Settler, Thomas Suber, Wsitcs
Kinard and Thomas Vs. Wicker.
TEgAs-PuIchaser 10 pay onc-ha!f OF the
purchase money IN cash and to secure the
balance, payable at twelve months With IN
;erest from day Of sale, l'y bond and mort
gage ef'the premises sold-aiso to pay Tor
s1LAs JoHNsT0NE, Master.
Dec. 10, 1881. .'N''''!.' '-''. ''-'' oe--"t
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IS AHfue selection of Canned Goods,
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Thanks.

e%- Buy the best Smoking Cigars on
the market from 4. c. JONES. Att.
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ENIGMA.
Composed Of 81 letters.
Nv 2. 7, "A. II. "a. 25, is cold.
My %, 8, 20, II, 25, 9, is a guide.
NV Il, 25. -. %, %. 81, is "A hard
worker.
Nv 10. 8, 10, %, 10, is sweetmeat.
My 5, 29, /, 81, 4, is langnid.
My 2, Z, 18, 80, l6, is product.
NV q, 5, 13. is assistance.
nv whole is advice worthy the atten-
ton of all. COUSIN KITTY.
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- Foam, Sea Stray, Ps.apsco and Star
5s'2ss Baking Powders. S7-tf