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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-06-22
This Issue.

This Issue.
The greater portion of our space is
taken up This week with the College
Commencement proceedings which
will be found specially interesting to
our readers, who feel q. deep concern
in everything connected with Newberry
College. Those who were unable to hear
the sermon and addresses will enjoy
reading them; and even those who did
hear them-under the unavoidable dis
advantages and discomforts of a crowd
ed and heated hall-will find pleasure
and profit too in reading them at their
e&se and leisure.
Education is the most important ones
ton Of the day to South CaroliniaiiS,
and whatever tends to stimulate OF aid
in this direction should, and does, meet
with careful and serious consideration.
It is for this reason that we give TO our
readers this week as full u report rs we
can ofthe Commencement proceedings.
No further apology is needed for the
absence of the usual amount Of cdllorl-
81, local and news matter this week.
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Do not fail to call on your druggist
for Il bottle Of that pure, sweet and de-
licious blood purifier, Smiths Scrofula
Syrup.
Star Curine cures all chronic Sores
and is sure euro for Piles.
Call on your druggist before it is 100
ate and get bottle of Smiths Scrofula
Syrup and Star Cnrine.
From B. +. Moore, AM, President
of Moore's Southern Business Universe
ty, Atlanta. Ga.-This is to certify that
l bave used DR.. Cheney's Expeclorant
in my family for several years, and can
recommend it as IN invaluable remedy
for Coughs. etc. and have found it su-
perior to any other remedies that have
tried. For sale by Dr.. w. f. PEI
HAM. 50-ly.
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Full fifty years I've wasted,
In trouble, sweat and pain,
And few good things have tasted,
But Richards himself again"

Piles is not the least Of many diseas-
rs which atllict mankind, but Tabler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment, made from the
Buckeye, used according to the direc-
tons, is permanent cure. Price soc.
Whites Cream Whites Vermifuge is
the best worm killer. Fer sale by DR..
W. z. Pelham. cow
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There is no use in drngg;ng yourself to
death, aud buying ali tn" vile medicines for
internal Use when you car DC cured Of fever
and ague, dumb asue, bilious disorders,
jaundice, dyspepsia, as well as al disorders
and ailments of the live:. nIood ard stom-
acA. ty wearing o3e Of Prof. GuiImet;e's
s'rench Liver Pads, which is sure cure
every tue. |! your drusgis. DOES not keep
the pad, scul $3.50 in Letter to French
Pad Co Toledo, o., AID It vii. bc sent YOU
by return rlail. 1t is the only Pad that is
guaranteed TO cure. Beware oi coulter
!eits 22-4t
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A pure and simple compound OF
Honey and Tar, two ingredients wsose
virtues are appreciated by all the world,
is Coussens' Honey of Tar, remedy
for coughs. colds and diseases of the
throat and lungs. PRICE SOC: Whitley
Cream White Vermifuge is the best
worm killer. For sale by DR.. W. l.!
Pelham cow +,
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Hidden IreaSura,

Hidden Treasure.
Henry Neal, colored. called on Trial
Justice McCaslan I few days ago 10
write his will for him. Henry is COM
monty known as ''old miser" because Of
his carefulneSs in saving his money.
He is now 103 years old and before the
war was slave Of Judge O'Neall.
twenty-five years ago he buried $3.50
in gold cad silver on Judge O'Neall's
place in Newberry County. He buried
it IA of mile west Of the dwelling
house, in cleared land, eighteen inches
deep, 800 yards above the place known
as the four springs. He is now too old
and in6rm to 60 to look for it.
1Abbev5lle lNeCli2tn7.
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A Sad Death.

Joseph W. Hawkins, son Of Rev. J.
Hawkins, Of Prosperity, was found
Monday morning, 10th iastaut, sus-
pended By the neck and chin from roll
ipytowel io his fathers house. The fam
lis we're abscus at the tiue. When
be was found life was aFpsreDfly ex-
tiect; his breathing Was T;stored,
but be died in very short while.
The sepposition is that his death re.
suited from sunstFoke; that he was
overcome by tie heat, b"thed his fsce' a
aud while in the act Of viPing his face
fell and was caught within the toVei
His body vas leaning against the wall,
bis feet we're resting on the aoor, a"d
has knees were bent. Joseph was Il
bright aad cheerful lad, aut was mt
tcc'. }:a:e ot age,
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Dedication.

The new Methodist Church, Ebene-
zer, in Newberry Circuit, 2 IL miles
South of Newberry Court House, Will
be dedicated on the first Sunday in July
next, the Sd prox. The Sunday School
exercises will begin at 8 o'clock A. NJ. !;
the dedication sermon will be preached
at IL o'clock. After lunch the admin
istration of the Lords Supper. The
public is invited.
Al. STOKES, Pastor.
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sSes- siSs9e%s's Sse3!s9ssss.
TIL, pETNsHGTH.S HOUSE,
,CormeriJ :h3 :la-sion House,
NEWgEaRY, S. G.
JOHN u. PENNINGTON, Proprietor.

This popular and conveniently located
honSe mas been opened b. tie present Pro-
!"ic;oT, who vii! spar, 20 pains 20 make
lis ~. Sts comfortable VIII. rooms large,
airy. c::eIn and we'll furnished. a :rbe sup.
piie,? with the Test :!a: can bs had polite
ani ready attention OH the part o. lis SER
wants. he feels assured o: giving satsIs III.
Terms, 81 per Day; sl2.5o per Month.
Jun.. 2D 95-rf
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ABBEvILLE Co., S. c., April 2, 1879.
This is to certify that I have used
Hills HEPATIC PANACEA in affec-
tions of the Liver with good results, and
can recommend the medicine to the
public. j. w. CALHOUN, Nj. D.
y For sale to the trade by W. H.
Barrett, Augusta, Ga, and by W. E.
Pelham. 24-1n.
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Brief, but important.

:.
Especially do we advise the use Of
Maybin g. Tarrant's Cologne this Com
mencement week. 1t is delicious and
lasting, in brief the best Cologne made.
Going into Cline's Grand Arcade one
IS struck with the taste in arrangement
and display of goods. He has fixed up
especially for Commencement week
and has made things very attractive.
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Oct. 10, 1879.
Gentlemen: While attending the Gen
cral Assembly this summer, | tried your
Star Curine on my leg, it being affected
with an old sore caused by wound re-
ccived during the late war. After hav-
ing thoroughly tested it I am compelled
10 say that it is a success, for have had
experience with different physicians and
remedies. and fQRaAaeshiag to cure me-
Hntll 'JJur Star CurlL essssS1lch nas
cured q remarkable bad case. Wishing
you success, | AIN yours, respectfully,
JOHN BELL.
For sale by DR.. w. E. PELHAM. j0-1y
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

NEWBERRY COUNTY.
By Jacob g. FelerS, Probate Judge.
Whereas, RobertT Rcagin hath made
Snit to me 10 grant hin! Letters 0! Ad.
uiEis;ratior Of the Estate and effects Of
John VI. Harmon, deceased.
These are :hercforc TO cite and admon;Sh
all and singular, thc kindred and creditors
O! tile said deceased, that they be and
appear, be lore ne, in the Court Of Probate,
to be held AZ Newberry Court House, S. g.,
on tie 5;h day Of July inst, after
publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, 70 sf.ew cause, If any they have,
why the said Administration should not be
granted. Given under my Hard, this l7th
day OF June, Anuo .Domini, 1881.
j. 3. FhLLERS, J. P. y. C.
June %, 25-2i.%
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Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. A. J. Mclaughlin is at Glenn
Springs.
Geo. S. Mower. Esq, attended the
session of the Supreme Court of For
esters last week as delegate from this
State.
Misses Katie Rutherford and Matte
Mcintosh, who have been at school in
Charleston for the past ten months,
reached home Thursday.
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Attention

Nttentlon
Is called to the card of Mr.. J. NJ.
Pennington in this paper. Having
rented the Mansion House be IS pre-
pared to accommodate the public either
with transient or permanent board. We
happen to know Mr.. P. of old and can
vouch for it that being host in HIM
self he will make good host.
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Prejudice Kills.

Eleven years our daughter suffered
on bed of misery under the care Of
several of the best (and some of the
worsO physicians, who gave her disease
various names but no relief, and now
she is restored 10 US in good health by
as simple Il remedy as Hop Bitters.
that we had poohed at for two years.
before using it. We earnestly hope
and pray that no one else will let their
sick suffer as we did, on account of
prejudice against so good medicine as
Hop Bitters. ."-The Parents.-Ielegrana.
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The Agents Herald

Is the title of new paper which is
attracting much attention. Already lis
circulation has run into thousands, and
no wonder for it is an enterprise Of
great usefulness. 1t exposes all the lit
tie as we'll as great frauds of agents and
swindling advertisers, and no one with
open eyes anda copy of the Herald need
be humbugged. For 9 specimen copy
send to agents. Herald, III Sansom
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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God bless the wives!
Who fill our lives
With little bees and honey!
They ease iife's shocks,
NY O<5~
They mend our socks,

But-don't they spend the money?
Well, suppose they do, what Of it?
Well, nothing, provided they spend it
ut Kingsland G. Heath's popular China
and House-furnishing Store. Money
spent there is we'll spent, for you get
the worth of it every time. When you
visit Columbia do not fail TO pay them
u visit. 23-tf.
3- The best Organ at Eduard ScholtZs.
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For Sale.
Illustrated papers of various kinds,
new version Of the Testament. Roberts
Companion to Testament, Sunday Mag
azine. &c. To be had at HERALD
Store.
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A Grand interstate Glass Ball Shooting
Tournament

IOurnamenI
Will take place at Asheville, n. c..
the 4th, 9TH and 9Th of July. Twelve
hundred dollars in prizes are to be shot
for. Teams are to consist of FIVE men.
Every Gun Club is invited to send
team. The railroads give excursion
rates. For full information address Y.
S. Lusk, Asheville, n. e..
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REVOLUTION
~
SUMTER, s. =.
DARR & PARMELEE.

DARR & PARMELEE
Two welI-known PRACTIG AL PRINTERS,
have started :. F:rst-uasS {
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER OFFICE
i'll Sumter, 5. C, and with the aid Of Power
iRE>-Es, are prepared 20 execute any style
cr printed matter. in any color, IL prices
unsu: passed by any Office in the South.
Sumter, S. C., Juuc T., 1851. 25-tf.
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When the Fields are White with Cotton!

When the Fields are White With Cotton!
NJ money now; can't buy Pianos
or Organs till cotton comes in Yes
you can Rake up SO Cash on an
O,y1ta1. or S25 Cash on u Piano, and we
will sell you during Jesne, July, August
md September, Rock BoTToM CASH
RATES, and wait 3 months for the bal
ance a0itlboqtt one cent Of iutcrest. Cash
Rates. Three Months Credit. No In
tercst. Don't forget it. Grand Sum-
mer Clearing Out Sale of New and
Secondhand Instruments-500 Pianos,
500 Organs. All grades. All prices.
Must be closed out. Special Terms to
Installment buyers. Cash prices adj
vanced only Ten Per Cent. Fifteen
Days Test Trial. Guaranteed Instru-
ments from si1 best 1pakers Catalogues
and full information mailed free Of
charge. Avoid being imposed upon by
Beatty, or any other man, by ordering
at once from the Great Wholesale Piano
and Organ Depot f the South, LUD-
Den & BATES SOUTHERN Music
HOUSE, SAVANNAH, Ga. 25-4t.
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ICE1 ICE!! ICE!!!.

\ large supply Of PURE LAKE ICE 81
ways on hand, az ] ! 20 2e.a alb. Nc charge
for packing country orders amounting TO
iaa !as. Hours Cor i:;iive.y ca Sand.y, S
10 3. a. L., 1890 TO 50 and 6.se 70 z 80
?. ". 70 ysriatioa from this ss5le eIceps
in cases Of sickness.
A. c. JONES.
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Special and Local.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1881.
INDEX TO NEW ADvERT1sEMENTs.-
B. Eellers-Citation.

Mrs. Boyd, wife Of Rev. j. c. Boyd,
of Prosperity, died Sunday, 10th inst.
Of Cancer. -.
Mrs. Mary Sigh, wife of Capt. G. S.
Sigh, died at her home. near Jalapa,
Saturday. the 18th, after II long illness.
Mrs. Polly Bone, aged 63, died on
Friday, the 18th. at her home near
Cannon's Creek. She had been sick
for four years.
Rev. James F. Peterson, IN aged
Baptist minister, we'll known to many
people in this County, died at his home
in Edgefield County the 10th instant.
He was about 81 years old.
Miss Minnie McKittrick. of Concord,
n. c., died at the residence Of her un-
Gle, Mr.. S. ?. Boozer, in Newberry.
Monday morning, the Goth instant. She
came to Newberry about two weeks
ago; Tuesday she was taken sick with
measles, and died Of the measles ami
congestion. She was about seventeen
years of age, and was IN orphan. She
was daughter Of Rev. Jno. MckIt-
trick, deceased.
C1zrssssSzczzzzzzs5ssZs
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Cotton Bloom.
The first bloom of the season brought
to this Office is from the plantation Of
o Mr.. Jacob Kibler.
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I 4 ME- 3 ACk

That the Pad fails to cure. This Great Rem
ely will POSITIVELY and PERMANENTLY
cure Lurnbaso, Lame Back. S2iatic::. GRAY.
cl. Diabetes. Dropsy, Bri2hts Disease OF The
Kidneys, IncontincDce an" i,et1ntion Of the
Urine. inflammation of:..c Kidneys, Catarrll
of the Bladder. iils;h Colorcd Urine, Pain in
the pacs. sale or LnnS. Nervous Weakness,
aud in fact :,ll disorders Of tho Bladder aHd
Urinary Organs whether CONTACTED ny pri-
Yatc disease or otherwise.
LADIES, if yon a.3 suffering from Female
Weakness. IeEcorrhC:. or any disease of
the Kidneys, Bladder, or Urinary OrgaNa,
yog CAN BE CURED,
Without swallowing nauecous medicines,
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WADLEY, EMANUEL Co., GA.

ag- The best Organ at Eduard scholtz':
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

ii. r. Stevens died in Newburg, n. Y
Y, Sunday, aged 50. He was native OF
New Hampshire and in the S5th 36th ant
37th legislatures of that State.
The gunboat Dispatch with Secretary Hun,
and party on board, returned to the navy
yard Monday morning.
Two boys named Keenen and Barber were
drowned in New York Monday by the upset
ting of row boats.
1t was reported on the streets. Monday
morning. that Roscoe Conkling is retained
by parties interested in dissolving the Man.
hatten CO.. the consideration being Sl00, 900
The exports of breadstuffs, for the month
ending April Both. 81. from the United States
are valued at s225, l55, sol. as against $685..
s44. 3s7, for the same period the previou.
years.
The infant daughter of DIR. Chas. W. Con-
idge, of Bristol. n. H., was killed Monday
by cupboard falling on its head.
Billy Leroy and confederate calling him
self Sam Potter. were taken to Delnorts,
Col, Sunday night and an hour after their ar.
rival the prisoners we're lynched BY the cit
liens.
Mary Kirby, 50 years old, employed as
servant in the family of r. +. Carter. South
Ryote, drowned herself Sunday afternoon in
Wells river. Cause partial insanity.
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A MYSTERY CLEARED UP.
The Arrest Of a Gang OF MuTderOus
Robbers

SIorx CRY, Dek. May %. Three men
were arrested at PIERRE. who turn out to be
the party pursued by Lieut. Cherry at the
time he was reported murdered. Their
names are John Halsted, Thomas J. Jackson
and John Roberts. alias Dick Burr. Burr is
badly wounded. After they had been arrest
ed. courier arrived from TT. Niobrara,
bringing intelligence that they were the rob-
bers who in the attempt to rob saloon near
Niobrara, had killed a half-breed and wound
ed another man, while one of their own mem
bers had also been killed. They then APP
propriated government horses and fled.
Lieut. Cherry with detachment pursued and
in running fight, which ensued Lieut..
Cherry was killed and one man was wounded.
Halsted's real name is said to be Richards
and that he is the same man who shot a
Mexican named Lopez in Clay's train year
ago. This clears up the mystery of the kill
ing of Lieut.. Cherry, who was reported by a
sergeant, who run away from the fight, to
have been shot by one of his own men.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TROUBLE IN IRELAND.
RAYcOffing Practiced EYerYWhere.

LONDON, May 90. The Times Dublin des-
patch saws circular is issued to the police
urging greater vigilance and activity in find
ing out lawless persons. There are six flying
columns preserving the peace in the disturbed
districts. There is now an organized attempt
by the Land League to boycott solicitors,
auctioneers and others who act against the
tenantry.
The Bey of Tunis.
LONDON, May %. The Times under
stands that the Turkish ambassador at Lon
don has received no information that the Bey
of Tunis has been or is about to be depOsed
by the Sultan.
Arrest of Pasha.
CoNsrANrINoPLEs May 90. The statement
that Turkham Bey, formerly Turkish ambas-
sador at Rome, was arrested.'is denied. The
person arrested is the governor of Teke,
whom Turkham Pasha will replace.
French Treatment in Tunis.
ROME, May %. Garibaldi has written
another letter on the Tunisian question, in
which he says the French treaty with the
Bey effaces his good opinion of the French
republic. He reminds France of the sacri-
flee that Italy made in yielding Nice. He
says the conduct of the French NAV compel
tho Italians to remind her that Nice and
Corsica are as mnch French as the Writer is
Tunisian. Italy, he says. should demand
complete Independence of Tuns.
Another Arrest.
DUBLIN, May 90. Brinnan the Secretary
of the Land League was arrested this evening
under the provisions of the coercion act and
conveyed to prison at Noas County, Kildare.
The warrant for his arrest charges him with
melting acts of violence.
Riots in Odessa.
VIENNA, May %. A telegram from Odessa
Saturday, states disturbances continue there
Forty-seven restaurants were plundered and
wrecked. Troops bvouac in the streets.
Resignation of a Minister.
TUNIs, May % Gen. Barkoush, Tunisian
minister of foreign affairs, has resigned.
BY the Russian AgitatOrs.
LONDON, May %. The Russian revolution
lists have answered the Cars manifesto bv a
second utterance, dwelling on the wretched-
ness of the peasants, deportations to Siberia,
gagging of free speech and public journals,
and declaring that false councillors are in
possession of the Cars ear.
The document concludes as follows: "Let
your Majesty assemble your people around
you and listen to their wishes in an unpreju-
diced spirit. and then neither your Majesty
nor the State will have any reason to appre-
bend further catastrophe
Arrest of a Socialist.
COPENHAGEN. May %. The editor of
socialist paper is arrested on the charge of
melting the murder of the King, and to es-
tablish a commune.
Sentence Confirmed.
The Danish Supreme Court confirmed the
sentence of death passed by the West Indian
commission on thirty-nine negroes. convicted
of participating in the Santa Cruz revolt.
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CONkLlNG AND PLATT
In New York Awaiting the Result.

New YORK, May %. Conkling remains
here. Plat called upon him at an early hour
and for three or four hours remained in con
sultation. Conkling's private secretary SAID
this morning that neither of the ex-Senators
will go to Albany to-day. but will await the
result of the caucus of the republican MEM
bers of the legislature, which will be called
this evening at Albany. If it is thought best
for them to make personal canvass they will
leave on the morning train to- morrow.
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BY GRAPH.
fAssociated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal


ALBANY, May q. A very few members OF
the legislature remained here over Sunday
and they are greatly confused BY the uncer-
tain and indefinite reports sent out from New
York. Those here who thought last week
there was not the slightest chance for the re-
signing senators to return, are not quite so
positive, and say that it depends largely up
on their wishes. Some of the State officers,
among them Gov. Cornell, are reported as
saying that if Conkling wants to be reel
ected, that it is the duty Of the republican
majority Of the legislature to return him, and
thus save them from qualification. There
are no nti-CoDkling members of the legisla-
ture in this city to indicate disposition OF
intention of their wing.
NEW YORK, May %. Specials from Alba
ny to both the Post and Commercial Adver-
tiser says the Express Of Albany has an arti-
Gle condemning Conkling's determination 10
run for the Senate, and it says he be-littles
himself in being candidate for reelection
under the present circumstances. Both dis
patches intimate that although the Express
j. Conkling's paper, that this means bid fol
Cornell,
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ssLORD ROSCOE"
No.Conference Held as Reported.

New YORK, May 90. 1t is stated generally
that no set conference was held last night by
the republicans with Conkling, Plat and
Arthur. but several people waited on them at
different times. and it is understood that a
regular caucus of the republicans of the leg
islature will be held, which will decide what
action shall be taken upon the senatorial
resignation. The impression is that Conklins
and Plat will be put in nomination.
A committee of three has been appointed
by the anti-monOply league to go to Albany
to urge the legislature to vote against Depew
or any man identified with railroad interests.