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, 1881-01-13
BUSINESS.
Wall Street Excited by Reported
Telegraph Consultations.
Stocks Open Strong, and Close
with n IsencttOh.
Foreign Exchange strongor--0ur Flow
Ing into Chicago.
Tie rsoluta Markets ittlse, md Nestly flrmer-
Provisions Quito Strong.
yHhca, In Better Demana-corn and Gals Qu1t'
Decentralization In Barley.



"all strcet wns e4e''ea nv a"nrI"R seu"t's
hu"hl tEo selt,c1ne't pet"tth 'ho tc''x'np"
eoalpohlcs. he'lnnle hhih"f'ts ease o"' '".e
nov eoinpnns naa neen 'of,me''. WV" y eAp,...
OF SshUaAoO. OF when tl'o western oi'ssMt WI Vas
10 hnFo *.k'""o, tho Aint't.e''' ~ ,1,"n ~. s'''
oh' anu thc htlahttc q inel''o s,'"ooa. ~.
M"es se'""se "."s"s na'a WV. ..'us. s"s
eonSollaauo Oily iHM's NsInnHe'''.'. ,,..su ~"
ttn'e ho' espec,",s 4"'''"e :" "sa's' "' "'
- tnss" FeNnose "u.nosNs ""' nos oa,,
Two tn!.t no "l'neket"Ent na'' ~
h'auc oi my chhfaeter: Hncu s"u'.. ,,,, 80
nhnrnn1ion was euh sooa; ~" ea." "J"M NV,
nase ncc', ,1nnes r..e ., ~ ~ .uo .r .,,a s,..a
not oeeu nent" lsu, 1nu "nu, y. ~. .',,,s
wv tiot 'nru" w., ns"a "" W. ~, .n,,..
~ ~. 'no "ssee' M ,.. "u! '. .n,,,,s,,.
~. t.'io W. Iios'"s y, "vat nv u..4ls "..as.
nu nv. w ~ anS. .l.n.u .s,,,t. -. ,..hs.s,
W.. au ,' .ose !" s 1f,,t -, ,,nuot "u ~. ~
.so W '.o ~. sn1. u''a .",,.. ,,oi, -, u,
.. ~. ~ n,,t ,','s,,, 49, ,y,a ,r,,n,, ~ Ir1.:
.non ~ NJ !. au .,.ss. ~ "D's' 20 "
..".. ..'.t - ,,.,, ,,,.. H., ,t.,o,
", 49,, W. ..s,a f., I,"a,.s.. ,r, VA.
.a1 m,' ,,.,, ~, 49,, ,,ttnr hn
asn .',. nu ~ ~ e..o %
~. ..',,. ~, 49,. % , '1,,.t,,s !, ,r,s
', "u w." w.. =. s,,s,.a, .,a,,., ,T ":
~ ea,s ,,.,,, M 'ae a,H ~, 70 s,anu, ,nti
.s,. 'ss ~. 80 $500, ~. a,.a.s, ~,
W." n.H ~ '1' a'a a. 'nen "ns eo: ~
.,', cs ~ .s ~ a,n.. t'..,.n,t n,.ts
IT,. ~. ~ .s - 'e's '"'s' e"o's
:" W. ,,ho ci,so ,horo ,vo. ,c,,,,c, ,,cutnc.s
,,,s ,.. q. w., n,,,n,,n,'
s,.S r". e,'. -. sn1. 49,, ~,
nl'" ueClo" rum "''a ~ "oh' a''" '"'
from l0'h To lb6H.
Tic net result OF the tINy's business wns rec
or.l ,r ossrs n,,rt, more i,urru,ts linn Inn v,e
.u,,. ,.,"t ~ ~ i.s' v,,,. Vel. Ca.,,., 1y. ~,
.son n,st !sss u lh.' 4sew inta .elttm' -. ~
lOt: Mlchlgnn Central ], tn III: Luke Shore III,
to f3l,a: Eric, ut which there has lcon much hull
tu,.t g. tn t;: Erin t,rf,frrrl T. ,o!rl,:: Snrtl.
,.aot Il, -. ,.s,,t 9v1t,,sh >. " t.t. ~ In, 81.
"ts. 80 ~ i-l. "o"fu - W s"7s' 81 wv ~
10 bOA; hAiiAls IcxHs III. 10 EI}i; lithisdn !.
IL Hj,i; I.aeknwn,lru III, to l1DE; Jersey Ert,-
trul liz. to eGH: Uulou l'ntc Il, 10 1ta,.; t),n.n
17f n4rt;. Tim nrcfrrrr 1s;. t!r,t;: Lntsyllr &
Eayhy,ltu z to III: Lukn Eric & Wcstcr, |. to.s,Y
Nortlon Pacific Il. 10 ri; Columbus Chtcuuo 4
I,,tlfnun Central i. tu.1E: San rrunpisro /: ID
10: tha nrefrru,l 4. 10 ;0:: Ilu,ston III, to 10:
C,,esnnoulo y. 10 :si: mud Dcnycr 4 lilo Grantc
| y. ton,.
| Tina m,tupt of tha rcnnsvlvn,fu nnthrurtt
conf cn,unutcs for 1881 Is cstimnt..l nj at0tu 0x
| t,ms. 1imn tho hosta nr surh n h,,u,rcss t,,c
I,riuwnrc. f.ncbuwnnnn (. Wrstrr,, nno,,o rccknr
tnon nat cnrnI1,us tbIa vepr Of tx urr emit ft,f
| ru,,r,I ,,g ,,.. lorsn,, .,r ~ +t,n t,nf,,,rn {
, 1881-01-13

Fl.0uts-Was III Il ltt1o better lp,nana, two round
l0ta b0lN1 tHkun fur ealFt In addition to lttl4
aora lul.R by lhu city lrau. Tho feGilnx taHe,
huwuyer. And suua quDeil It wenk. sUne hutoFs 10.
Ink anxious 10 tea!ixa. sass wer0 seIntFtrsi at lI
urls wintersr partly at t5.as lt11 tags md 10 hrs
double spFnH tEIx IT kt1S7 fur Cntuntat x5 lrIs
anl tU Iaus nu pra..e Al fa4aui i1a brIs rye nur,
paFtly NJ s3, md Is urls bnckwhuat Vt tLa ruta!.
ejuut IL srls brls. Exlrt tuufs Hcso 4uulcd at tL
4a.W fIF you'd 10 oholcat and E10 do Ut &tf!ssot1A
t}rlEk1 MlLLs1uSfs-Worp III fRIr lonund und
aKas1 steuy. fusss II cars bsan at $l4
4caga udalins# Ut xtllul aud car cuass0 corn.
,npaI Ut tt1i0 to RrtIYe. ......
!, HPKtHu YYliEAT-Waa fairly aettra, and gone1ly
stronger. fhu uatket lscllN9t Ne, but closod nb1us
Nc puuya ti.u aiaat prices VI Its41Dy, Tho British
, 1881-01-13

Special nl,pafeh to Jnt Chicago Tribune.

Special JAtp1ffh 10 1ht EH1t1GD 1Ttbkhf+
Ilohr,S, Jun. I..-Ttu sinck ltInrktt tu.llny
WIS ac,tvt. nnd ,rssss showed sonIe recovery lit
lho clost. +. rnt;rns.l stats:s. AtclIlsan WIS
lisa, niil tlruliilnE H. 'l}i. nt, with frequent
small Ntleiunt!os. nAsn,lceI 70 l,a@GslaG, nll
n,t y st,u 5 u s dee s,,;,y ystSissHy %s yp s'r!t '
GhlcnRo,, llurinvttn. & p'sicy .ce!tse! fr!,n
l71sl 10 li5s;, hut s.lats.irnlIy rert,urts! % i'
l'ituhin,rx & Nov. bedford Aslynncnt frun :slts
M; W!sct'''sn cctrnl trcistlnd fr.,n=s:s tnst
iii frt'n i /" tI; oh cs"ay ass,ic'i fsn II! !"
s,'tss q ,:s, !ho ps!Ss "snf v IL !I49 af!st;
t;nnsl,ri.iso ii"rs. ,;ivnnsssl III. Portsmouth,
!'f:! s.''' :i 5 s.:ii"%y 'tsy ts 'iSs!% Gs%s
lagl!lu ll1,a li;,A 70 llssi; Fntts tran MI
tn lA; s,t',1nlt lsrs'nsa. r;,! :,ai t. Il; ln!l.
% ' i $'S$; isSis , , Ai r a!sanee, NJ Wy:
I'll" s;! Il S!'' vas2 Sc.ir n ii !ts si4s s 81 /: + &s;: g.:
s ssu'.; sHS !s, ssns s tif Il @ II Sr"5 IT, TT @ IL y!
cil1,vsi u; burlington i silss;nlri oxupl ds. i.
III ian.l ssncks. Water i'nWer lecle,I front
fr;1,i II. ,oaa: l.oylston s!s 4tc,.tly 1t :!i.
In 1,,lscollaneols Xtnrks, AlfMute Minis sntd ut
HI tHaslxs Rn!; !n. Uat y M III i'ul aelupho"oat
jit,sTnS, stasA.. jan. l2.-Stos!sy clnstt1,
;@ss::a @ 's...":::*|% si; $s;@aSssi; @ Sa
y ss Iris il: n$Ss
kansa. F tifs Il ,tSs y. =" ~ y
81 :;::: :::'::
I FuHElNS,
| lA,Snns, Jun. E.-Consols, os bio; account,
Now ia, ms; 44:s, 1l6ts, IL, 1lha,
, 1881-01-13

Tho following wero the receipts ar,tl shipments
Of tho lcn'lirg articles Of prodnco In this city
during tho twenty tnHr lo,irs cntlinH at o'clock
"Wednesday morning. With tho corresponding ilg-
Nrps for II yr.tr HEo:
, 1881-01-13

iu1A: $iAnU tn 1 ITr ccnls. II. H.
IN Nebraska. ut WiiGMai scller 10: s"'.NN'
WnlMsil ln.r rent st,hltnHn llIvfpt0nl Mt MIA;
siu,NN North Chirnrn CITY lsnt1wnyd .ur cents.at
1u1,i: tNN rhMrps of South Division City llaslwMy
stock ut aI5; 10 ahIsrcs of Traders Insurancu
Company ut III; 1u sI,nres of lntur-siato Indus
st.tl To-. n
, 1881-01-13
LIVE STOCK.


CArrLE-Tho recctuts wGra iArEor, but as tht d.
active. tile n,ask0t maintained II fhrjy stcay tot.
rrnlio upcnud tiNf, md nominal. without untnaska
until tho nsato ut tho forcn0uil. but nftor that asi
the sca!csnlun Wcro kett rrctty blsy. and the tsi
u tho slty saw tho ynrlS wul ClUareu. TllGre tu
worry nutcehho Improvement In Tho quality Of til
arrivals. Not hiaty rcnIly c!1olca cnttIe wtfe s.
hut tho prporsion Ut KDUd tut truyGs MIS- artHt til
for humber Ut Ilays pas, and rory cnnAh!ersi
Enrt Hf Tho &luys trad!nx was dDno ut prIcos runs}
ftUm Si...M5nh TlorG wass DWoyer, nj luck 0f ena
mon cattle. such ns sought by butchers and d.
nytN, A,lu Whntorur Ut wtnknEHS tho IHurkct NIL
hsIvo shown waa confined IL tint class. S!ot!.1l
were nEAln III goul ruulost ard sold s4rur.
tho ny hof1rn. Guoi 10 prime thrifty ypunE duts]
were wA,.tutl ut 81 2s1. and 1t potsr lut lnd,
Tint lnld to To 4ltsla,Ee.! Of nt u1dar f1. t cos|
and loan. rpnxf, nych let's wct1 l!emtIfnf Hna ~
Hl!w ut ci,iIslsiernliv retlNc!tnh trt't!1 MnIt,i
rlcrs sAtes ri ranprd fsn. t::a4S ; q f?r 'n'st,.
hHgiIt principally ut }9ls&1sE und 1lItUuG m ut tpII
Lis. lilo market nAA0 wgak for cUllllun Astd n+]
ui,1n e,,t1,1.
QUOTATIONS.
lsxtr, lIceves-t:rndud steors, Weighing 16W
cioIes s'a snyesNiinc: ill., a witt i3rsd
1teers, Nni4hlnH ssIt0 1.5 r*......:.:.. 1ssiii
Gaod l!enyr;- Hl,.tattenutl scers, weigh. ,,n,,
E Iia 10 j.3l hs:................., ...... sti4tl
Cullilnnn tt tfLDicA cnWs for city slaughter
Weighing til tn 1.HM ns., cbi5a
III ifH .Sst1
bull 3, md bculAlYME BtGGts. t.1
, 1881-01-13

thr. N,ytnniM,r MI, nnIY,. 'hu rnfrs n New Yuck
nr In, M, i'm III. NJ, ,rnv,vnx mn, sr, trrltI,.
rbrm,ri, frrivh,s ur,, ,ntnt,,,l NJ .,sfc on pu,.
.,n,n,,s ,n 1Irnrnn,i NH IN r. ia ia Sntwrrn.
rim nvurcunto rc,.,intr ur wIcnt rctmrtc,,
vc.,cr,,ar Mt chicago, Stllwn,,kpt. Drtrott, Ut,
ftuis. md 1,olctt,, wcrc ig]x0 In, The curro.
r,n,n,llmr shtutncnts were f24. .OG0 hi,
Tho following VIVA tho u,oycnunt OF pro.1,.cc
rrpt,rtc,I fron Nuw York Yesterday; r,ecclrte-
Flour q :.5 orIs: wtcut, H. t)t; lu,;
nrtx. l.s:w i'm. ror,,. nnt. t11, nkra. ryp, biOD
lii: lmrlcy. 4i01 hi, malt, G,4Nl 1u,. nurk, It3
brls. t,ccr. LII, br1,: ot ncnts nE,l pkHs; lard,
I.Bsl tcs: whtaky. al irI4,
1;xpyrts for twenty. -four lso,,rs-rIour, 10000
iris: syfcnt lit, In. corn, ;,(kN L,i.
f,ur1,rs In tho tra,,r say TINT II yrar ngo the
wflrnt markets. If tho world wcro ,uuulp,,lntctl
ft4,tn fills ru,l uf thp lur: INV tho reverse.
L,,,,don shorts asr t,nuIt,,llutiux with riMn,gl,
B,lccrss to induce uuuthttuns UF wcnkiless. hut
, 1881-01-13

wMrls tlrcnc,ttn ~: Tcwnt,ic ,lrclfnctt Vi; o..
cnlh Il. Nutls,,lnl Il. Frn1.sn y. thtnlN! l-ta,
n,oru strii,gt sat,l at IL. aiMr tcunsnlhi,.trdl
Eola III 10y: Winthrop Mt IS; ftslrnn Mt 10. and
htIicrx Rs hniur..
NJ tAe {lrsttFh .ts.oet"ttl I'rrs4.
lt,,srty fhu, 1h-Aflunu stnckf Ci,.SCtl:
, 1881-01-13
MINING NEWS,

5Ifciat IkJpaisA to JAs CAte6po TFtb9HA
llosrt,K, Jnt,. E!.-ln mining shares, lllumet
and llcelA' usurre! !, Silver lset 3!,, Atlantl0
Il, AllOuex IL; uuluCy sold w ~ Aa!A4 but Mftrrs
, 1881-01-13

Fills uff yulr eurr,s with tho "Jupanese C,r1,-
Eiir." II viii surely cuTu AMI unl pain. x oout4,
, 1881-01-13


l,;ed ono yGAr nyH
THO exports Ut tiairy protlllcts ftnm Now York
for tho week ending jan. Included a.D5 tubs Ut
l,tter and .;t.las boxes OF cheese.
Tlu following shows tho stocks OF lalttcrIn
New York City on thu tst tnat.. nseertninrd byn
Committee OF The rretlucu Exchange:
astcr1l etnninety nti4 dairy sAhs n"d q s
Muaturt, erUlslsury ard tNlry. M!Il
WNaturr tnctrY ma ntl!D-lur6eh. tf.lM. .s1if
Totul packages. 4t
, 1881-01-13

Loutan Kings Many Efforts nj suicide
on Saturday NlGht-Atte'liPtfhE 10
Leap from Harlem l1rtAHc, md When
Locked t.p EnAenvoriug Three Times
10 ssranEle Ikcraetf-ltidina Her 1ils.
tory.
, 1881-01-13

l,refHi .; tr"w,' ,% r. *"eka::': H.
?athc. Cake tnllHw 1t illu per ID. whit xrc IL
5hs.$' h!t,wf, A. 10 tNc nnd ygoW At 4A@4!ft petn
bee. H. saIcs wrrt rrftrted OF ito bflS ttlkte gH
on Inv bMeie nj Htt TDF tt3hwtMpA. =,
NiNlt-ttOrG Atg ilu changes to nOto In ptlcet u
OrItr demand rtt1tIntlt3IE fNlT, 80 -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-02-23
TREB UTE

To the Memory of Brother JAMES NJ.
BAXTER, Past Master Of Amity Lodge,
No. 81, A. F. NJ, Newberry, S. c.
To commemorate the illustrious dead is
dictate of Nature, and has been the practice
in all ages, especially among an enlightened
people, who, fearful that the feetnS breath
OF praise would not be sufficient 10 pre-.
serve the names Of their great men, erected
monuments and pyramids TO perpe;uate
thei- fame.
The Sad anu melancholy death of our late
beloved Brother and Past Master JAMES d.
BAXTER, requires no monument G: tomb TO
remind US of his virtues. They eie en-
shrined in our hearts, and there they will
remain, unsil it shall please the Great Ar
chitect" to remove US 10 his celestial abode,
established only for the viriuous and the
good. Therefore, be it
Resolved, Tnat we sincerely mourn the
death OF our eniuent Brother, and tender
our heartfelt sor.OW and deep sympathy
to his afflicted family. who have been de-
prived Of loving Husband and Father.
Resolved, That blank page in our Record
Book be dedicated 10 his memo'y.
Resolved, That our Hall be draped in
mourning FOR the space Of thirty days, and
that the Brethren wear the usual badge Of
mourning tor the same length Of me.
Resolved, That these Resolutions be spread
upon Gu" Minutes, and published in The
NewberrysNews and The Newberry HERALD,
and that the Secretary OF LIE Lodge forward
a cCpy of the same to She family of our de-
ceased Brother.
Il c. MOSES,
O. L. SCRUMPEET,
W. T. TARRANT,
Committee
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-02-23
Trial Justice Appeals.

One reason, among many, why
our civil dockets are so crowded IS
the great number of appeals from
Trial Justices Courts This was
forcibly illustrated in the Common
Pleas Court last week. 4 case was
tried some time ago before a Trial
Justice, involving between $50 and
$40. The case was tried in the
Trial Justice Court by a jury, and
the jury, upon The evidence, gave a
verdict for the defendant; the
plaintiffs appealed to the Common
Pleas Court. When the case was
called last week the defendants at
torney moved to dismiss the appeal,
on the ground that the finding OF
the jury in the Trial Justice Court
was conclusive as to the facts, and
as there was no motion for a new
trial In the Court below there was
nothing upon which to base an ap
peal. The Circuit Judge refused
the motion, saying that as the Ia"
now stands any party can appeal
from 8 Trial Justice Court to the
Circuit Court, and can there have a
new trial on the facts whenever the
amount involved exceeds $40. The
Judge took occasion to animad7ert
J IN strong terms upon this defect in
the law, and said that he had no
doubt it would be economy for the
County to pay off these cases "a
fher than undergo the expense OF
trying them, and that he hoped the
Legislature or the Code Commis-
sion would take immediate steps to
correct this evil by making the Cir
cult Court an appellate court IN
fact as well as in name. AS to the
expense, this particular case, which
taken as an example, lasted near
ly q whole day, and the cost Of try
ing it, was for juries alone, over
$50, besides delaying important
cases The question very natural,
II arises, what is the use of Trial
Justices Courts if a party can have
s second trial in the Circuit Court
whenever he is dissatisfied with the
result of a trial in the Trial Justice
Court?
Il would not be fair to put the
blame upon itigants for causing all
this delay and expense; but the
Legislature is much to blame for
permitting such things to be pos
sible.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-02-23
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.

Louisa ". n. Suber VS. Thos. Il. Crooks.
By virtue of an Execution to me d.
rected in the above stated case. / will
sell, at Newberry Court House. on the
7th da7 of March next, Sale-day
a. D. 1891, within the legal hours OF sale,
at public outcry, to the hig hest bidder, the
following Real Estate, to wit: One tract OF
land situated in the County and State afore-
said, containing Two Hundred and tltt{-
Eve Acres, more or less, bounded by l'nds
OF John F Glymph, David Saoer, COLUMBIA
Road, other lards OF Thos. Il. Crooks, and
Others. Also, one other tract, situated IN
said County and State, containing One
Hundred and Thirty-Nne Acres, more or
less, bounded by lands OF john F. Glymph,
VIM. a. Hentz and by the Columbia Road
Levied on as the property of Thos. d,
Crooks.
TERMS OF SALE-All cash Purchaser TO
pay for papers.
Sheriff's Office, Feb II, 1881. 3-3t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-02-23
Avoid Drugs, TryNature'S Remedy
DIR. DYES
GaIVanic Battery and Pad,

The only combination Of Electricity and
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hines the good points of both and CURES
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In all Spinal, Nervous and Female Com
plants it acts like magic. Unlike so called
''Batteries," Belts" &c, Dr.. Dyes Bat
terry and Pad GENERATES ELECTRICITY and
CURES DISEASE.
Before buying any electrical appliance.
investigate this wonderful inv eution. This
Company make four different appliances :
No. /, for Ladi..s and Children, price 81 ;
No. 2, "Standari" style, 81; No. 3, Double
Combined-hest aud most poweriul-price
So; No. 4, Special Appliance for men only,
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-02-23
MRS. JENNIE BRANNAN

Respectfully informs the citizens Of New
berry and surrounding country, that she
has opened first class DRESS MAKING
ESTABLISHMENT, fronting Mr. Ne";on
Martins residence, in the house known as
the Rev. J. W. Humbert's. I guarantee
first class work and perfect fits, and as to
prices am confident they will give salts
faction. l formerly lived III this town, and
commenced this business with Mrs. Stod-
dard. Since then have had more than
six years experience, partly in this State
and partly in Georgia. and have returned
here in the hope Of obtaining portion OF
the public patronage. also make all
kinds of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING when
cut by Tailor. Boys Clothing cut and
f: myself by Chart Measure-du'ing dull
seasons. also make all kinds Of UNDER-
WEAR. Give me call, one and ALL and
I guarantee perfect satisfaction.
MRS. JENNIE BRANNAN.
Dec. /, 49-3m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-02-23
Subseribe--Tt Will Pay !

Every F@rmer, Planter, Merchant and
Mechanic in this community should Sub
scribe for. his County Paper and one or
two more good Publications. They vii!
Gud that it is paying investment. The
better the publication the better it will pay.
For the purpose of promoting this idea,
we have arranged to Club this paper with
the" Southern Farmers Monthly, hand
some Farm and Family Journal, and the
Savannah Weekly News, "the biggest and
the best" Weekly Newspaper in the South,
both of them we'll known and reliable pub
lications, worth ten times what you pay for
them.
CLUB RATES-Pavable in Advance
We will send, postage paid, the HERALD
and Southern Farmers Monthly, one year,
$3.50.
The HERALD and Savannah Weekly News,
one year, $3.50.
The HERALD, the Southern Farmers
Monthly, and Savannah Weekly News, one
$500. Feb. l6, 1T.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-02-23
NOTICE.

By an order of the Court of Probate for
the County of Newberry, State of South
Carolina, l will sell, at the late residence
of Mrs. Nancy Wicker, in the town OF
Newberry, S. O., on the 26th day OF Feb,
ruary, 1881, FOR CASH, the following
personal property OF said deceased, to wit:
BedSteGd and Bedding.
Safe, Cooking stove, Wardrobe.
Safe, Tables,
Lot of Crockeryware, Chairs, Trunks,
&c., and other articles.
THOMAS '. WICKER,
Executor, &C., of Nancy Wicker, decd
Feb. Is, 7-2t.
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Election is Over.

Now 90 and hear the votes counted at
CLARK'S GALLERY, where the finest Art
Works that have ever been exhibited IN
Newberry, are on exhibition. And while
there sit for your picture, and take to your
homes some of their superior photographs.
We warn you that delays are dangerous
60 ere it is 100 late.
Mr.. w. II. Clark feels confident, after an
experience of fifteen years, that he can
produce a class of work that will Please
and give perfect satisfaction.
Copying old pictures and enlarglng to
any desired side, also reducing 10 the
smallest, specially.
For style and quality Of work, refers to
the editor of this paper.
CLARK BROS.
Nov. 10, 46-tf.
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Mr.. 4. Pope, the general passe:

Mr.. 4. Pope, the general passen-
ger agent of the Railroads in North
and South Carolina and Virgins,
is lending his aid to the work OF
immigration. He has arranged a
system of cheap rates of fare for
immigrants; and in other ways he
is doing all he can to induce imni-
grafton.
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A fire occurred in Charleston the
18th instant, which destroyed two
large buildings and the Charleston
Bagging Factory. The loss was
very bea7Yr;7sases but covered by insur-
a1ce. The fire originated from a
match that a boy carelessly threw
among some lint.
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The State Board Of Agriculture
met in Columbia the 18th and 18th.
The Board was addressed by Mr..
Tilman r. Gaines on the subject of
immigration, and by Mr.. r. l..
Mclaughlin, President OF the Col
umbia & Greenville r. R., on the
subject Of transportation.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

NEWBERRY COUNTY.
By Jacob B. Fellers, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Lronidas H. Sims hath made
suit TO me to grant him Letters Oh AZ,
ministration of the Estate and effects OF
John F. Sims, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all ard singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said decsassa, n re and
appear, before me, in the Court OF Probate,
to be held AT Newberry Court House, 5. C.,
on the lst day of March next, after
publication hereof, at IL o'clock in the
foreooon, to shew cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should not be
granted. Given under my RaDd, this 18th
day OF February, Ammo Domni, 1881.
J. B. FELLERS, J. P. N. C.
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r A special from New York. says that
the Times Grant fund is nearly COM
plesed, and that the organizer says he
could have raised twice the amount
asked for.
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Mr.. ". G. Bee, Of Charleston,
one of the oldest and most honored
merchants of that city, died the 18th
instant in the 73d year Of his age.
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Hon. Fernando Wood, Demo
cratic Congressman from New York:
died at Hot Springs, Ark, the 18th
instant.
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Chas. Richardson, aged rs, killed
himself with a gun the 10Th inst.
He was to have been married the
next day.
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
Pursuant to an order Of sale made By the
Probate Court, will sell at public outcry.
to tie highest ''idder for cash, at the late
residence of John Lanyles, deceased,
On Saturday, the 26tb of Februar9, 1881,
All the personal property Of the said John
L. Lyles, consisting OF -s
Household Furniture,
Farming Implements,
Corn, Fodder. Cas-,
Whe3t, Flour, Cotton Seed,
Bacon, Cows,
One Horse,
One Sewing Nacline,
One Wagon, ,--.sr.
and other articles.
Terms Cash.
FRANCIS G. .LYLES,
Admx Of John L. L. les, decd.
Newbcrry, S. c.. Feb S, 6, 3t
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All creditors of Mrs. Nancy Wicker,
dec d., will present their demands to me or
my Attorneys, Moormau & Simkins, at
Newberry c. H., S. c., on or before the
first day of April, 1881.
T. Y. WICKER.
Ex'or Of Nancy Wicker, deed.
Feb. %. St
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Representative Daniel Douglass,
of Chesterfield County, died ths
Goth instant.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN! OMMON PLEAS
Eliza Langlord, Plaintiff, VS.. George 4.
Lcwie, Annie BickIey and others, De-
icndantS.
Partition.
The Creditors of the estate Of John d.
Lewie, deceased, are required to render
and establish their respective demands, be-
fore the undersigned Oh or before the hrss
day of March, 1881. .,-...s --.
SILAS JOHNSTONE, Master n. c.
Masters Office, Newberry, 24th January,
1881 4-5t.'
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Soath Carolina's two Senators are
wooden-legged. New York's senior
Senator is wooden headed and spindle
1oc,aS
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POST OFFICE,

POST OFFICE,
NEwBBREY, S. c., Feb. 10, 1881.
List of advertised letters for week ending
Feb. 19, 1881:
Brent, Hugh iOdens, Mrs. Francis
Becky, Willy Ropp, George
Boagard, Mrs. Martha Savage, Miss Julia
Clark, Rufus Thompson, Miss An
Etson, Robert ME
Henderson, David Thompson, Miss Ma
lrby, Edward ry II.
Mullen, Jno. J. Warde, VIM. ~
Nance, Albert
Parties calling for letters will please say
if advertised. R.W. BOONE, ?. M.