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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
September 1. 1881.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.


OIL CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
Mrs Nj ] Clothier, Oswego, n VA ]
Gouchet, Bingham; Capt j z Moeeton
and family, Mrs Capt P Schindel and
family, 9th q S Infantry; q j Wenner,
Salt Lake; w j Wenner, Chicago; II b
Parmenter, Washington.
WALKER HOUSE,.
E s Belts, Lehi; r 9 Corbaley, S an
Francisco; w w Kelly, business man
sEer for Charlotte Thompson; II @ Bure-
hard and family, Washington; A z
Brown, San francisco; D Ray and wife,
NJ Kuhn, Ogden; @ S Shivers, Il U
Darnold, Chicago; d w Bell, Big Cot
tonwood Canyon; g T Seal, New York;
Q w Bennett, Europe; 81 S Orchard
and mother, Milwaukee.
VALLEY Ho6sE.
Payne, Blackfoot; H J Bright, Og-
den; q T Bates Jewett san Fran
ciscoi D Mcmahon, Desdwood; A n
Finnell, Tooele City; g Peterson and
family, Goose Lake; j Russell, Park
City; z r johnson, Provo; w Q Vi
pond, Kelton; Grahsm, Van Grin; T
Barry, Omaha; P Jensen, Omaha.
WHITE HOUSE
DIT Chambers, G q HOadley, San
Francisco; f Mesken, Provo; j Buzzo,
Parley's Canyon; G w Leonard, Spring
vile; A Maze gnd wife, Park City, T
Ssppington, NJ Driscolh A 81 Bemis, o
@ DonneIl, Bingham; II Williams,
Alta; 81 Mendsll, Beaver; T ] Dudley,
Chsliis; g w Reid, Nevada; + j Allen
and wife, Frisco; q Atwood, j Nc
Leary, South Cottonwood.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
How to Get Well.

Which is answered in three words
Take Hop Bitters! See other col
umn,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02

UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY.
Office No. l2S41S, First South st., Salt
Lake City, P. @. Box 431.

Undertake and execute, on tie lowest
terms and'iu the shortest time, either or all
Of the work of locating, grading, bridging,
or other RAILWAYS; Locating and con-
structinz wagon roads, canals, reservoirs,
aqueducts, dams etc.; lag ina out and grading
strsets, si1ezslks, parade grounds and race
tracks; e2cavstins for buildins ioundations
cellars, drains, eto., as we'll as every and all
othsr kinds of work requiring the removal of
earth. gravel cement stone Nto. etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
OLIFT HOUSE,.

sc Collins, G Hause, Denver; j S
Whithorn, 6 5 Smith, T Y Devlin, j
McQuillen, Bingham; II Compson,
Frisco; + Only, G Barn, Pack CITY;
F J Root, Miss L Carter, Chicsgoi Levi
Staples, Alta.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
Three Distinguished SoIsb
Carolina Editors.
Greenvuie New.

The Editor i; t.e H.4.ptcn Guar-
diIn has ocrn ma':= :: Naj=:. 1t is
with dep -r;ci th-5 jh;- G:...;auIion
ST the previously >n:a!! cuanber Of
nIsters il recrrGeG. Iae P:ess Asso
ciat!un n"v consists y! thr-e Geuerais,
tyn c"iur-i~. l miscellaneous assert
neat of majors and captalns AID three
vates-The Newberr2 HERALD,
CapIina Spartan, and The Daily
Nsus. .Aia~ alas. The only com-
uissions with WHICH that unfortunate
trio is laHOred are those grudgingly
issued ~ advertising agents usually
sbo4; twenty FIVE per cent
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
State New.

II the case Of a !. Ciisay tried
TO- killing Dr.. Wallace {. Band at
Edgeield Court House last April,
the jury, The 10Th instant. returned
a verdict Of not gni:tv.
The night Of the ST. instant Ar.
inc. 7. Gastons store Ut Edgeield
WAS set Oh fire. probably with a
view to burning up the village.
The ire vas detected in time to be
eztingaished before doing harm.
The foar negroes who were con-
victed about a year ago for the
burning + the Academy of 3Iusic
st Greenville aud seat-ncei 70 be
hanged appealed TO ta@ Supreme
Court. The Court flied decision
the 1ltA instant granting them a
naw trial
TIE Municipal election came of
at Lexington the Tth ins;an:. wet
AID a dry ticket being in the field.
When the polls were closed the
Managers found that the box had
been :'stufed". and they refused to
count the votes. TIE matter will
probably get into Coart on man
dan1s to compel tie count.
The Rlg'&,r says that tie State
Agriculture! Department viii pay
into tie State Treasury tA;s year
$4,000 from tie 25 cents tax per
ton Oh fertilizers.
It further says that 1880 tons
OF commercial fertilizers have been
carried up the Greerville Railrca ad
this year.
And that 10000 more bales OF
cotton lave been handled on the
Greenvi.ie Railroad this season
than last mp to date.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
.'Piain and Simple" Preach
Jug

We heard a minister once after
an unusually good sermon pray
that God would bless tie sermon
plain and simple though it be.
The idea conveyed by this prayer
was that he was apologizing to the
Lord for preaching plain and
simple" sermon. Instead of that
be should have been gTatiied'at
his success, for be had reached
what should be to every minister
the highest plane of pulpit effort
a plain and simple sermon: SER
non that is sensible. practical,
clear, without duplicity, and per
feetly intelligible to all. There IS
too much .'hifalutin" preaching, too
much straining after something
grand and imposing: too muca
love for nigh sounding words and
glittering generalities; too great a
desire to preach eloquent and
learned sermons. Sermons are too
often artificial and refined lectures.
dealing with abstract principles and
iIealisns and philosophical, specu-
lations. They may please for the
moment, but they leave no lasting
impression
Il is not every preacher that can
preach q plain and simple ssrmcn
it takes one Of clear intellect and
good understanding to do this.
He must necessarily understand
thoroughly what heis talking about,
and he must be able to convey lis
meaning SO clearly to lis eongrega-
ton that they understand too.
Such 4 sermon must &c 20 d great
extent practical, dealing with facts,
with the true issues of life: net
with generalities. The greatest
living preacher is C. H. SPurg con,
Of London. He breaches weekly
to congregation OF ten thousand
beople, who never tire OF hearing
him. And the amount of good ne
has accomplished cannot be esci
mated. And yet his sermons are
all as phin and as simple as can
well be imagined. We need more
plain and simple" preaching; tie
world would profit by it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16

BIG LoA- or FoDDER-Mr. john
Kenedv. sou I. Mr.. \. B. k4uedy, of
Long Cane. brought to Abbeville last
Saturday the largest load of fodder
ever brought TO this market. The
load consisted of fifteen hundred bun-
dies, weighing tweuty-tkree hundred
and eiehty,siz pounds. for which be
realized s35.15. Mr. Fl. ". Law
son, senior, being the purchaser.
When the load made its appearance in
the distance, the mem bers of the loaf
ers club were struck with anazemeat,
and a full meeting asseu bled at once
to discuss the matter. As it came
nearer all the faces in town could be
seen FROM the windows aod doors of
the different houses. Some people
it to be house, others
thought it Vas circus with the tent
already spread.-ib6eriHe Press and
Banner
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
Grecc-iIie On the Rail Road
Question.

The municipal election -ca"rs off
n Greenv;lle the 18th 10 settle the
question whether the city should
subscribe to the proposed: Green
vile i Lanrens Rail Road. The
vote stood: For subscription, 1O3:
as@;3-. Il By this vote tie city
agrees to subscribe $4,000 and
also Ter quota OF RI additional $50
900, which is 10 come nom the en-
tire County. The s3t,o00 sub
scription viii be votes on soon-
tie 325tu We think.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16

Senator WIN. Mahone. OF Viz
ginia, is giving both parties II tae
Senate considerable uneasineSs. he
holds the balance OF power, and
both Democrats and Republicans
are therefore anxious TO- nave lis
vote; but neither side feels dis
posed to claim him. Manone. got
into the Senate by being the leader
of the readius5ers, Or debt repud;a
tors. in Virginia
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16

The Texas Senate. the 9th in
slant. by a vote of % to :, passed
a bill to submit to the voters OF TIE
State a Constitutional amendment
prohibiting the Importation. manu-
fscture and sale ofspirituous-liquors
In that State except for medicinal
and sacramental purposes.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
ICE! ICE!! ICE!I!

Arrangements completed to furnish Ice
during the season, from April Isl, (~ithou'
there he considerable advance in the cost
of it), at the following prices:
l to so lbs, a &c. 10.
So to rs lbs, q lsc- ! 10.
:; 100 and up, "a l4c. ID.
Special Arrangements made with mer-
chants. A. Z. JONES.
Mar l6, 1l-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
A Paper IL Meaths fer 10
Gents!

The "Oixie Agricultural and Mechanical
Reporter" devoted to agriculture aud Ne
Chemical Arts; copaius Stories and Fashion
Notes for the ladies, humorous Reading
for the Lovers Of JOKES, Prize Puzzles,
Recipes !oe the Housewife, Farmer and
hechaaic and other Interesting reading.
The Recipes are wcrth S5. 10 ang farmer-c
The Love Stories j. contains during the;
year II sought at Book S;osel would cost
~ cents-fhe Reporter" is. published
Quarterly IN the ;utetestSof the pE1ezAg-
ricu.:gra! Fair and viii be seat oGa vezr on
receipt Of IO cts. 70 pay postage Postage
st4mpswut he tAAen ..s4 paw .s~S
attiress J. 7. PATR.CK.
seese,arfDix Fan, 3 =
Mar 3, I0-tf. Wsdes sboro. y. C..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
FOa THE HERALD.
Our Washington letter
WASHiNtiTnN. y. g
March =. 1881.

The faau.pratiDn oveE. the address
ie!!yrtcu, an: the CabIuet chu~en, i
wild scramble icl tie miner Qhces
has cumueaced. President Garfield
1t Is pleasant 10 say ''Presldeut
when Il man IS really elected to tie
vtii:c-is oyerrun with Delegations,
si..te Individuals, aad letters BY tie
tu>hel, all on the subject Of places
abroad and at home. So are the Gao
iuet oticers, especially Messrs. Blaine
and Window. So are such Senators
is are supposed to bave irfuence.
So even are Senators Cunklipg aud
Camerou, who do not seem to have
iniueuce. So is General Grant, cur
only living ex-President, who has
been in the cisy for two days. Ye. it
is not likely removals will be very nu-
merous. As a measure of good policy
President Garfield vii! retain vast
majority Of officials, 40 doubt. Some
OF thell have commissions signed by
Lincoln, Grant aud Hayes, and, Of
course, they represent ali the number
less phases Of that organized lncon-
sistepcy known as the Republican
party. To keep them 10 ofice ensures
a presumably respectable performance
Of the public business, while to re-
uove them would net probably in
prove the service much and would
certainly increase the bitterness al
ready felt towards the administration
oy grtat neu who We're overl0ok ked
VIXEN the large Offices were given our.
President Garfield gave Us better
address, iu soue important respects:
than | expected, and the above sus-
gestou is freely offered him as re-
ward CT merit.
1t is evident already that. except in
tie case Of the Euglish Mission, which
will be retained by that scholar and
gentleman, Jaues Russell Lowell, the
important foreign appointments will
De given because Of party service and
without special regard to the fitness Of
tae appoiutees. The Only advantage
this administration WITH have over the
last ia that respect is that the services
so paid for are cleaner than those per-
formed In 1876.
There will probably be DO extra
session Of Congress Ooe is urged
only by extreme Radicals, and the
chisf reason given for calling one is
the alleged necessity for Investigating
the clair.s Of Southern Republicans to
seats iG Congress, based 90 charges Of
Democratic fraud Probably the Presi-
deus, in the first place, puts little
faith in these charges aad IN the
secoud place: he has declared for a
policy, in connection with the material
and educational interests Of the coun-
try. which can never be successful
Without the aid Of Southern Senators
and Representatives, and it is not
likely be will cou umeuce his aduiuis,
tration by raid into the country
where 90 many of his necessary sup.
porters are There will be 20 extra
session unless he shall submit. as did
Nr. Hayes, to the buIldozlng processes
Of Radica! Republicans. a
Gen. and Mrs. Grant ea..ed at the
White House yesterday morning,
Gen Grant remained with the Presi.
dent about half an hour. Before leav-
ing they were Invited to b-eakfas,
with til President and lis wife this
moruiug aud accepted the invitation.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
so Shares Of Stock Of The Ma
tienal Bank Of NeRberry.
s, C., For Sale.

Pursuant to the order Of the Hon. David
Johnson, as Judge of Probate for Cnion
County, S. c., I will sell, at Newberry c.
g.. S. c., on the first Monday (Ssle-day) in
April ue1;, FIFTY SHARES of Stock in
the National Bank Of SewberrE, South
Carolina, belonging to the estate of Pettus
W. Chick, deceased, On the following terms
FOR CASH.
SARAH E. T GEICK,
AZ Execurri1 of lasi will and testament
Of Peuns ". Chick, deceased.
Hin March, 1881. ll-3t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
NOTICE.

NEwsEaaT, S. c., March 9th, 1881.
The Executive Committee Of the Demo
cratic Party is requested 10 NEE: me at my
Office on Monday, the 2lse day OF March,
A. D. 1881. 4 fnll attendance is reques;ed.
u. 4. CARLISLE,
County Chairman.
L. ". SIaKlSs, Secretary.
Mar I6. il-it- ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
Presidential .Aopu.aIlnan Is.

Levi T. Morton, Minister 10
France; Wm. u. Eva:ts, Of New
York. Allen G. Thurman. of Ohio,
and Timothy y. Howe, of Niscon-
sin, Commissioners 10 tie In.erna-
iional Monetary Conference st
Paris.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
The E eraId.
THOS. F. GRENEkER, iD
W. H. WALLACE, EDITORS
SEWBERRY> ). E.
WEDNESDAY, MAR. .I6,. 1881
! PAPER FOR TIE PEOPLE.

The Herald is in the highest respect Fam
ly Newspaper, devoted 10 the material i2-
teresas Of the people Of this Connty and the
State. L circulates extensively. anu a. IN
Advertising medium offers unrivaHed AL
vantases. For Terms, see first pa;:e.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16

TIE New SECRETARY OF TIE
NAvY-Julge William Henry Hunt,
the new secretary of the navy. is a
native Of this city He is the soa Of
the Hou. Thomas HUT. who was at
one time the British Governor of the
Bahamas. who married Louisa Gail
lard, sister Of the Hon. Theo. Gail
lalG Of this city. and had four sons
Theo. Gailiard HUT. who was a Gen
eral Of considerable prominence in the
Confederate Army; Randall Hunt,
who is low prominent nemoe of
the New Orleans bar ; Thos. Hunt. a
distinguished physician Of New Or
leans. aud William Henry Hunt. the
youngest son, who left Charleston at
rhc age Of six years, and resided ia
Louisiana until his removal to Wash.
iugton few years ago. ..-
SelrS and C6urier.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
BILL MUNRO.

We will sra1d 5!Ee THOROUGHBRED
ST.ILI0H BILL s,CNa0 az our stables,
Ne*berry. > g., oegssapiag. harch Ieth-
Fi;;-rG dollars tSi5l for insurance. --:l.s
Pe'::gree OF Bill: Munro Sired EarcaeI.
1873. 3y Tom Bacon. iae' bs Eiaehbusg)sst
J.; DalD, Palmetto, ay 1D:ck Girese.1am. !:
2nG DAM, EH:i;y, by Imported Gtenece.e,5
&c Dam, Monarch aa:e, by Imported
Moa.rca- ., =
A.. Dam, Imported z,ai!y. .e.Es.....
for .u'taee ant exs@aaeG :ped5gree,ssee.
Bruce Ainerican SI.L Book" - -. e... /.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
OSSEegGsew.

DIED. Feb. %, 1881, in Denton Co.. Texas,
Of measles, JOB J. FAIRBIRx, in the 29th
year Of his age, son of E. 6. and Mary Fair
bairu, formerly of Snnih Carolina. *zz
= Laureusyiile Herald please copy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
sENBre%d.

By Rev G. 81 Bovd, at .he RedTille Par
>onaee, March g. 1881, Mr. v. S. Wills, of
S c.. 20 Miss NETrIE T. BOYD,
eldest daughter OF the officiating minister.
March 3. 1851, by Rev. J D. Bowles, NJ.
PIc1ESs Z Wise 70 Mss, FAME BAIRD-
all of Newberry Couaty, S. C.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
STRAYED,

On Saturday, March 5th, milch cow.
with red and white spots on back and sides;
neck quite red; COW is tall Supposed to
be somewhere on either the Columbia or
the Ashford Ferry Road. Suitable COM
pensation will be given for her return to
Newber.y. w. w. EOCSE4L-
Mar 10 lit -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16

Both branches Of the North Caro-
Ina Legislature have passed bill
to prohibit tie sale or purchase OF
splr!tnous liqnols, except vine. in
that State. TIE act viii be sub
ritted to the voters for ratification.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16

j. y. McDiil has been appointed
[. 5. Senator by the Governor of
Iowa. TO I'll the unezpirod term Of
h,YhiwooJ.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16

Angus Cameron. R"publ;can. has
been elected by tie Wisconsin
Legislature Z. S. Senator 10 sue
ceed Matt Carpenter. deceased.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16

Vim. P Frye. Republican. mem
Der OF the Hoaso from Maine. has
oeen elected [. S. Senator. to i'll
he unezpired teru Of Senator
James G. Blaine. Biaines, term as
Senator would have expired IN
1883.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16

f seems to be pretty well settled
that the President will ell an extra
session OF Congress to convene
about the middle of May. TIE
Funding Bill was vetoed by Hayes,
and the Apportionuent Bill was de-
feated il the Senate, and il vii be
TO take action on these sptj5cts
that Congress viii be called. Il
called at all. The chief interest in
the session will be the contests
for seats. There Will be contests
from every District in South Caro-
lima except the Fourth and con
tests from several other States ue
sides. The Republicans will be II
the majority.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16

The leading business men OF Col
umbia have at last walked up to the
fact that fortune favors the brave.
and that if they would bring Sue
cess to their city they must put
their own shoulders to the wheel.
They have entered into negotiations
with Nessrs. Thompson & Magic.
to whom the Legislature granted
the water power privileges Of the
canal, and have made arrangements
to reimburse them for their ez-
penses made up to this time and
unite with them il developing this
water power. Judging from the
names that appear IN these nego-
tiations and the manner in which
the business is being pushed for
ward, something substantial maY
be expected at no distant day from
the nucb-taiked- Of Columbia Canal
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16

Who ear tell what has become Of
,he old military bounty land warrants?
There is outstanding nearly twenty
FIVE thousand Of $50, l20. 80 and 70
acres which were issued to soldiers or
their heirs fer services rendered in the
Revolutionary war. Florida war, 1872
war, Mexican war. Arostook war, and
ludian Wars. They amount in the
aggregate to over Two million and FIVE
hundred Thousand acres. They must
be among the I'D papers left by your
grandfather. your father or your mo-
ther. and hot thought to be of value.
Let the reaGrr ot t;1i> article see if he
or she cannot ind one OF more of
IT, III when found. write Charles D.
G''-arrp. Of Washin2fon city. D. c.,
SO T street. aud y"u viii be informed
what Ia de- to make it av:.ila BILE 70 you-
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oN0sse9.'s Sales.
STATE OF SOgTa- CAR0bfNA,
-COUNTY OF NEW Berry
IN uoANON-PLEAS.

Elizabeth Eoon IS. E, P.--Ghaiasers, Admit
- and Others.
b order of tie Gorrt viii sell, at pub
lie OF; crs, before fhe Co,sTt Hcasc @5 New
besry. ou the first i.oud.y in-1p=E 1881,
l lot Of band i'll ;he to~a oS Ae~5erry,
known IS the GravefGcwn Pace Of Rich
arG Hvon, deceased ed,Icanfa:uiag rl.trty-swo
aurG-' dsas OF an acre, mere or la@s, and
bon: ,:c3 ny lots Of VIM. Turner aI.G! W. Il,
Goie.nsti, aad W Boston street arc esnuoH
Sire.
TERMs-The purchaser MI! De raQaired
tc p.::;- oHe-iait of the purchase; H4o;a-ss L.
CASH, aEG 10 secure he balance, parable a;
six months wirlI interest frou the day sdg
sale, By bond and rnortgag OF she pren-
iscs sL.d. and TO pay for necessary papers,
SILaS TOMBSTONE; Master = C.
Masters Office, sta March, 1851. LIS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-16
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF -SEWBERRY--
En- COMMON PLEAS a. 10
joseph Caldwell, admir-, vs.. James u:
Baxter. .s-....,,,-... ..-pi--,J
Foreclosure. tGG

By order OF the Court, I viii SET, At pa6-
lie oubcry, On, the firss asndas in April,
at Aewberry Courthouse. most valuable
lot AID building thereon, the properly Of
the Estate OF James Z. Baxter, 6eceasedL
The building was recently occupied By the
said deceased asza law eihces; is very com
modious and welr buff, heIDg two stories
in height and containing oGr krge sized
rooms, and Is, suit.lhfe for efhces-cT for q
private residence. The lot. trouis on the
Cour: House Square about t~eaty-four feet.
ard half in width, running back one ,hul-s.
dred and four feet, AID Is boalded by
Boyce street and by lots Of Hrs. z D.
Chick, ". q Ransom and D4Eid E. Phffer.,
TEgXs-Tae purchaser viii oe required
TO pay oue-hslf the purchase money IN:
cash, and 70 secure the balaace payable zt
twelve months, with interest from the day
OF sale, bs boud aud mortgage of the
premises, and pay for necessary papers
SILAS J0ENST0NE,- Easter NC
Masters Office, I'd March, IssI- 10 ST.
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CHRISTIAN G. Saith.
Fec. I6, I'm: .-,=te-ss4 ----r = -:l-.5E
oysters !! Oysters!x

Ian uow prepared TO supply BEST NOR
FOLK 4UfsFEasin an quausitss large or
small, and respectfully solicit .ordecs from
my irieads In New6egs and sursseudiag
Countess. Orders p.oIpt;y attended To-
aud satissaesioasgu guaranteed = Hss.s4s-51
NJ B. BATE1TA1
ee.1zz5s GeLEABlA IeE HaESE
Nv, 10, 4s-sf coLuEEks s g
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN COMMON PLEAS.

Eimina C. Naffett rs. L. 4. Halfacre, ct al.
.. Partition.
The creditors Of the estate OF James q.
Nsffett, deceased, are reeuiredt 70 render
and establish their respective eisins before
the Master for said Ceanty, on or before
the FIFTEENTH DAYeF APRIL 1881.
SIL4S J0HNST0NE, Master y. G.
Masters otier, Feb %, TssE s-5s
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Piedmont Seminary for EouRg
Ladies.
Piedmont House, Spartanburs, S. {.

/ high-ciaSS School for Young Ladies,
where thorough education Is guaranteed
and the best methods and text BOOKS are
Used. E.ocated in the well-Sno~n Piedmont
house. one OF the most charming summer
resorts III the -up-country-" -.s-.-
The Course OF study comprises the us al
branches taught in the best Female Col
leSes: the personal and constant supervr-
sion of each pupil viii De foundto be L spe-
ciaity OF the Institution. as well as good
and abundant food. and the refining Intu-
ences OF 4 Christian home.
TERMS PEI SESSION OF TWENTY wEEEs:
Collegiate Department (i2cluGing tree
Tuition IN latin and French. >.......S25 90
Intermediate Depa: tment giving L
S0unrt English training g>.......--.--. so %
Primary Department 90 which espe-
cial attention Is paic) c)................Si2 30
SUlL4nSent zee. ~
BOARD: --'
Board Including fuel furniture, lights
washing .--..--.--...--.---..-..S w
Pupils received at any time and charged
from date OF entrance.
special arrangements made with the
Railway Companies. by which reduced
rates are given TO parents ana pupils
S- send At ONCE for Circular and refer
enceS.
Present Session ends June l.; Autumn
Session begins september q
J. HENRY HAGER- Az.
Principal
Spartanburg. s. c. Aar. Is, ISL lI-u.
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Senator David Dar:s. .: Illinois,
declines to side with either cf the
political parties in the: Senate.