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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-11-30
FrankLesiie's Popular Monthly.

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Snfffles at the fair. "
AS neither of yon editors attended the
State Fair perhaps you would ike to
know how your friend Sniffies Jared.
and all that l have to say on this part
Of the subject is that left here without
breakfast, had no time to thinb Of din
ner. and that supper was very -uasasis-
fying, in fact it was not aaquare meal,
and consisted ofan oblong slabofo guar
tsr-done beef, withosssb bread or8scrsck-
ers. Bread was ont and 90 wers crack
sers. and the hungry crowd of 5000
people surged and dsnced around Me-
Kenzie's, Pollock's and Pat Meehap's
till you'd q thought fhst the Salvation
Army was on spree. 1t was q giorl-
Gus sight. This was not the only. trial
your friend endured though. for I:came
across man who was giving the crowd
Il health lift, sba, is, for . dime you took
hold of two handles of the machine and
lifted rs much as you were able. :! de-
clinsd for some Tins. because not hav-
ing any breakfast ] felt Eader debili-
tated, at length, however. the eloquence
of the fellow indnced me to try. trisd,
and I ierked, her up about 400; 1hs.. but
instead of letting the. confounded thing
down with both hands let 60 one: and
had double weight or 900: lbs. in my
left fist. I felt something pop and
shoughsis vas one Of my suspender but
tons, it wasn't though, but souething
internal; about that time I:wished l
had let her alone. Since then + have
suffered much. and had to spend some
of my COW savings for strengthening
piasters. I am sorry I went to the
Fsir.
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Fant,s Female Regulator cares all dis
eases peculiar to females. ..- Soft
Thanksgiving Day.

Thanksgiving Day. = .tp :.
There will be anion services of the
Bsptists, Lu,herans, Methodists and
:Presbsterians to-day in- the Methodist
Church: Rev. Dr.. Steck viii preach,
and the other ministers will take part
in the services. which will not be long.
Rev. E. P. Nee Clintock win preach in
the Associate Reformed Church, at 8
7 P. NJ. :: -
There will also be services in St.
I4uke's Episcopal Church.
If there ever has been year in which
fSeral thanksgiving and praise should
se ..onSred to the Great Giver Of Good.
our people oa tGss>;n the Mace ssIaet.
themselves together - al aI,n;oh,v @ cod
edFand return thanks +, H nere;ss YonT
! for His signal favors antra,re f;1Isd and
barns and storehouses, S1snS or;st
! running oTeg 8 pescea5le I ssss1,ns
1 election, has been had, deiightffF fFSS..,,oo.
i have gladdened the hearts, of .yalks J, css
/ pie, and no rude alarms or pestileher
4 sveyisited Us. Let US meet toses be
! and be thankful. Let all the stores :
! closed to-day. ',......,......
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PLAIN I N.. T.. L: !:
TRUTHS

The h,oad is the fnaadstion ct
lite, it circulasss through every Pszt
Of the body, and unless it is pure
and nigh, good health is:impo possible.
If disease has entered the system
the onlysure and quick way to drive
% Il out is to purify and enrich the
=. blood. ~. -.
These simple facts are well
i known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that noting but
: mon viii restore the blood to It's
natural condition; and also that
all the iron. preparations hitherto
made. .blacken the teeth, cause head:
ache, and are otherwisein INJURIOUS: ::
~: = Browns IRON glTTERswill thor:
eughly and quickly assimilate with
e. the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any pat Of the system, and t viii
not blacken the teeth, cause head.
ache or. constipation, and IS posi-
lively not injurious. - ss: a.
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=. THE SUM-.
NEW 70RK, 1855


Morepeepie have read THE asuS gdnEing
siacs sie seat vas s arss s pTiSssd No otsr news
Daoer published ON this side Of the earth
hasbeen hoiiytt and read IN any year rby so
many men and women. s.s.
! Weare OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thaSpeopIe huy,
read. and like TIE, SUN for the following
reasons, anaons others: sS"'Z T5il5 EzsI'
Because its news columns present In at
tractive form and with fhe greatest possible
ACCURACY whatever has interest for human;
kind; the events, the deeds and mssdeeds,
the ;wisdom, the philosophy, the notable
folly, the solid sense, he@improvtng non.
sense-an the news OF the busiest world at
Because people have learned that IN. It's
remarks concerning persona ana affairs
TIE SGNmakesa practice Of telling sthenf
the exact truth to the best OF its ability
three hundred; and sixty. fveidaysin the
year, before election as well as after; about
the whales as well as about the small fish,
in the face of dissent as plainly and fear
lessiy as when supported By general appro-
val. THE SUN has absolutely no purposes
to-serVe. .savethei iniormation its readers
and the fur1herance OF the common good:
/ Because itis everybody newspa No
mana so humble that The sun Is, indlner.
is so rich thai 1t can allow injustice to be
done hiir,.t NosnaH, no association Of men,
is nowerf,l enough TO be exempt from the
strict appIication of Its principles ofjright
and .wrnnp. - 8, .-s...Es = -
}. -Racanssy IL, notifies 1t has fought Tor q
dozen -Tears- without interunisston . and
snmetirnes Almost alone among Enswsca-
T,ers- thf. Hsht, that has. resulted In the re.
cent Overwhelming popular verdict against
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A Shooting Scrape.

A Shooting Serape. ys- a. %. >
:. Eli Franklin, white. shot Hillary
Wallace. colored, in Mr., ,Mafett's bar
room Tuesday afternoon, making a
slight flesh wound in the calf of the leg.
.Mr. Franklin was under the influence
iefhquor, and there seems to have been
no provocation for the shooting. He
was arrested and carried before Trial
Justice Carlisle, By whom he was
hound over TO the Court Of Sessions EoH
two charges. one for assault and bate
;ry with inten, to kill, the other: for car
;rying concealed weapon. in the sum
;of $3.50 each. Re gave bond.
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-. -:
twas reported in Newberry Friday
that there had been a heavy decline in
the price Of bacon. Investigation proved
this to, be 3 mistake. There is no ba-
. con in town; and Mr.. j. N. Martin
says that the irm in Louisville, KY.
from which he has bought 100000
pounds tae past year wrote him that in
= few days there would not be enough
: bacon in that city to sreass>a frying
pan. Meat is;selling N .Newberry at
~ IL cents. and has been at that e CURE
since Friday; bat it is pork, not bacon,
and has been killed Ten, twenty or shir-
'sy days. ,<, g. 5
Pork is selling in Anderson at scents
, gross, and in Newberry at the same
Prsce.
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Malaria, Chi:ls and Fever, and Bilious at
tacks positively cured with Enory's Stan
dardx Cure Plls-an, infsllible remedy: new
era4ails-to cure the most obstinate. long.
er remedies had failed. They are prepared
expressly for rnalarious sessions, IN double
boxes, two kinds Of Pills, containing s
strong cathartic and chill breaker, sugar.
causing no gripping or purging; they are
mild and efdcient, certaiR in their action
and harmless in all cases; they efectuallY
cleanse the system, and give new life and
tone to the body. As g household remedy
they are unequaled. For Liver Complaint
their equal is not known one boxwin have
a wonderful effect on the worst case. They
are used and prescribed by Physicians, and
sold by Druggists everywhere, or sent by
mail, Is and 50 cent boxes. Emoryss Little
Cathartic Pulls, best ever made, only Is
Cents. standard Cure Co, III Nassau Street;
New York. -. Z. jun. ], 22-sn.
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No Coroner Elected in this County.

The State Board Of. Canvassers has
decided that the election of, Clerk, Sher.
if and Coroner at the late election was
not authorized by Law, except in Berke-
ley and one or two other Counties. In
this County there was no election for
Sheriff or Clerk, but there was for Cor
oner, and Mr.. E. C. Longshore was
elected The State Board decides. that
there should have been no election IL
this County for that Office this year.
Their view Of the matter is that the
term of Office continues four years., and
that a person elected to fill a vacancy is
elected for only the unexpired .ternf.
TIE facts in this case. are: James Ell
chelber was elected Coroner in 1876 for
four years; and be resigned, at the sna
of two years. At the general election
.in11878; ;Mr. Lougshere was elected ito
fill the vacancy. In 1880 there was no
election for Coroner, the idea being
that Mr.. Longshore's term lasted four
years from the time of his election.
The Board sags5that be was elected to
fill the unexpired term only, and that
there night to ,have been an election in
1880. %ti, S">~ "a >: -
The Governor will either appoint q
~
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KendaIPs Treatise on the Horse.
This valuable book is for sale. .st..the
HERALD Book Store, prlce oaly 25 cents
for single copy. or Ave copies for 90.
This book tells you 4whaslto do for yoor
horse when sick, and dtreats Of every dis
ease to which horse is, liable. Get q
COPY and save money and anxiety.
Only for sale at the ,
51-tf HERALD. BOOK STORE.
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your paper. Make the editor happy
and give him good Christmas.

and give him agooo CHRISTMAS.
The transit Of Venus across the SUMS
disc will occur December 9th, and will
! be visible all over the United States.
from about 8 An. to3 P. NJ. With
the aid of q smoked glass you may see
the planet moving across the face of the
sun. =. = .-s - -E---
We expect to reap our harvest in De-
cember, and this is the way: farmers
will be through paying up their bank,
lien, and other Indebtedness OF like char
acter by that time. and after that shsy
will think Of the printer. Glorious
hope. o.
ALaursns man who lives near Mil
ton says be voted for the new County
Amendment IN the hope that if adopted
Laurens County might be so divided IS
to get him ont Of it. and thereby rid
bin of the annual 4 mills rail road tax
that he now has to pay. -
There is considerable rivalry exist
ing between the small boys that 60 to
the Preparatory Department Of the Col
lege and the small boys that 60 to the
Male Academy. The latter call the
former college rats" and they retail
ate by calling the others Academy
MICE. ..;. os--1.,. =.,. -
Rev. A. J. Stokes requests rs to say
that the last meeting Of, the Board Q;
Stewards of the Newherry Circuit will
Be held at the Circuit Parsonage Satnr-
day, Dec. End. at II A. M; and he re-
quests that all persons indebted to the
Circuit for Salaries. Conference Claims
or Sosahern Christian AdVocGte settle on
or before that day. e. -..... So.
The Laurens delegation spent several
hours 10. Newberry Monday on their
way to the Legislature. Representative
Crews, of the Laurensville Herald, call
ed on us and spent some time in social
confab:; He doesn't put on any airs be-
cause he;is q .law-maker, but will snake
hands: with a common edsterzon the
most public street as quick as be would
ip a-back alley. ,.....~-,- q
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Court

The Jurors who ha1a ATTENDED Court
80 faithfully and patiently since the last
Monday -inz9O October were. discharged
Friday. 4th instant Judge Wallace
has sincs been engagedm hearing cases
on the equity side of the Court.
The Judge and jury deserve the
thanks of tie people Of the County for
the work they have done IN unloading
the Calendars Of large number Of
cases. - -. -; .s.s /.
Ens c:,is5st c:,atssass =ass13iearned s'''s dss &
yesterday afternoon. ~>>>--.,
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In all ages discoveries have been made
which a. the time. we're not appreciated.
This is eminensly true Of thu. great rege-
table Specific S. SIS (which has rever
been known to fail to curesthe worst case
of Sc-otule. TIE action of heSremedy is
ainple and perfect. Era5ics<es the disease
by renewing and prrying the blood Price,
SL0o and sl.F5 per bottle. :, - -
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--9E -. = -
Herald Book Store.

Herald Book Store. =. = =. =.
We take pleasure in. extending an in
.vitation to the ladies, gentlemen and
children. and AL ether classes of the
human family. to the large and elegant
assortment of Fancy and Plain Station
;ery to be seen at the HERALD Book
Store. It is Surprising zossee how the
shelves, counters and drawers are filled
with goods, and every week something
now is being added. There are many
things invisible TO the eye. and it is only
necessary to ask, fer anything not seen
and it will be produced. Do, net fail
to call before Christmas. ......"
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/ Southern Authoress.

Mrs. Nm: :Magill Fleming, nee Miss
Sac Sheldens Eho hasa position in one
4of the departments ct W Wsshington, is
the author of 3 charming new novel,
entitled Measure for Measure just is
sued from the pnblishing house of G.
EW. Carleton 6 Co.,: New York. She
eswritas Under the ssons de PLANE of"Ma-
EY StanleF.,' ,,...-:...-. : -. -.
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Hot Supper. Tonight.

Hot Supper Tonight.
The1ad have been preparing for
several days for bot Supper for the
benefit of the Young Mems Christian
Association. The Supperswill be given
IN Temperance Hal. and VIII be an ele-
CANT affair The object appeals to: ev-
cry ci.izenof NeHberry, and thereswiil
no doubt be large turnout. Those
who have contributed TO the Hot Sup
per are requested tosead their eontri-
buttons to Temperance Hail. -
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- f.-a e
: The Newberry; Conferences Luther-
an) viii convene at Colony Church FRI
day before tbe second Snnday.in De-
cember-the Sth day. Rev. Prof. Hol-
land viii preach the opening sermon. i.
The subjects for discussion, with the
delegates appointed to open each. are :
/. allow shall we best develop active
lay cooperation in Church work ?"-:
Rev. J. a. Sigh. "The urgent need
of our Southern Church, Rev. G. W..
Hollsnd.. Rev. j. Steck. DID,, will
preach the Sunday morning sermon,
taking as ais subject Art. XVII of the
Augsburg Confession. Instead sof the
usual Sunday School addresses, Rev.H.
S. Wingard has been appointed to
preach sermon to the young people
and children. ~ -. :. i
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eSioas. Eoss ::

liz. os, Wells bad ten sfne hogs to
aa fsw days ago. They were large
ad fat weighing nealfg Two hundred
oands each, and Unexpected 30 Kill
aen soaS. He hs6 aeen feeding them
56ns ssoBs.< from tha Hotel, and i is
shoughS that some poisonous matter got
into the slops:@ At the present price Of
pork the loss amounts 10 nearly two
hundred dollars, =. -.
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nzRM A week made at home by the indus
Eats trious Best business now before
NiS the public. Capital not needed; we
S&4 WIZ start you. Men, women, boys
and girls wanted everywhere TO work for
No. Now IS the time You San work In
snare time, or give your whole ftme 70 the
bnsiness, No other business VIII pay you
neariy as we'll. Nc. one can fail to make en-,
ormors pay, by engaging as once. Costly
outfit and terms free. Money ma6e fast,
easily. and honorably. Address True q
Co, Augusta, Maine. :xr-Eszz Ally g
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TERMS 10 NAIL SUBSCRIBERS.

TERMS no VAIL SURSCRIBERs.
EiThe several editions ofTHE sun are sent
by mail, postpaid, as follows: 40 -
OAiLYl5 cents q month, SB.5o year; with
sUNDAYSEight pages, $l.2o year =. = o
WEEKLY-$l . year. Eight pages OF the
best matter Of the daily. issues; an AgT1-
cultural Department OF tuneQnalled merit,
market reports. and literary, scientific,
and domestic intelligence mako The
WEEKLY SUN the newspaper FOR the lar
-uer's household. To clubs Of ten With
SO, an extra copy free.
Address L W. ENGLAND, Publisher, :. :
Nov. q, 4I-6t THE Sun, \. 7. City.
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Why Should. They.

VT& oIoUiu kNef.- : -
No man or. woman can do satisfactory
work when. the. brain is duh, the nerves
unsteady, the syssefh relaxed and they feel
genersily wretched. Why should anybody
drsg through shei5 work in this condition,
when bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic will
at moderate cost give them the strength
and win to perform their duties satisfactori-
.H.-Ed :. .-...- ~t..I
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~, y, small frame bonse at Messrs. Mar
tin!& Mowers lanyard WAS burned
adowHecid dentall7 Saturday night about
I: Ssoaclocg:> The house was used for dry
ing Ind Fishing leather. and had q
lev rolis of leahsr IN It when burned.
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NOTICE.

/: Twill make inal settlement on the es.
tate Of; Patrick Scott, deceased, in the Office
of the Probate Court for Newberry County
the 9Th day of December next, at 10 o'clock
a. H., and immediately thereafter wiz ap.
ply for final discharge as Administrator OF
said estate. sE rs -.--sF.' -. t-,"ve-'.' :
JNO. &. THOMPSON.
Nov. 2, A-5t Admir-, &c.,
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cailenders coIored Ministries

cailendeSs colored Minstrels -
VIII appear at the Opera House
Monday. night. Dec. 4. This Company
has played an extended engagement in
England and this country. and the press
everywhera speaks ia high terms OF
their performances. The Selma Aia:)
Times. of Nay. II. says, "The perform
ance oe Callender's Colored Minstrels
last NIGHT at Edwards Opera House was
the best ever seen in:ssSelma. Every
body was pleased" Tickets on sale at
DR.. Esst,s Drug Store. 49,. ....',..r.., !: -.
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Club Rates.

Club Rates.
The Columbia Register will be club
bed with tie HERALD as follows: Week
IN Rsosser and HERALD $3.50. In
a0esklu Reossser snd HERALD S5, Dolly
Reosster and HERALD 1875. =:
The Weskly Neon'Gss and HEsALD at
s.m R
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/ offer now to the public Of NewbeTy
snd surrounding country, the choicest
gssock.o Jswelry and Fancy Articles for
Bridal and Christmas Gifts, 1t prices to
suit the times. Come and see for your
aaIs: =. -. EDUkRD SCROLTZ.
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Saved his Child.


I'm. Eutav St, Baltimore. Md.
= s's. Feb. u, 1880.
Gents Upon the recommends
ton Of a, friend I tried BaowN's
IRoN BrrrERs as 4 tonic and re-
s,o-ative for my daughter, whom
I was thoroughly convinced Tas
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under-the care OF
eminent physicians, I was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
the progress Of the disease, but, to
my great surprise, before my dangh-
terSad taken one bottle Of BROWNS
IRON BITrExs, she began to mend
and now is quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs of Consumption, AND
when the physician was CONSULTED
Re quickly said "Tonies were re.
quired;" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking Browns
IRON BTrTERs, responded "that Is
good tonic, take il
.. AooRAM PHELPS.
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Cottoa Movement.

Our Columbia correspondent. states
East the official fgares show that the
cotton movement over the Columbia
;and Greenville Railroad during the
month of October sneoun.ed to>48,52l
bales against SIs926 during the cores
poading month hast year.-Nesos and
Courier. r.<~ -. : e,
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= To save money cali at Head
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Codeys Lady's Book

CodeYs Lady's Book
For December is to hand and looks as
fresh and charming as roses in May.
It's frontispiece is beautiful steel en-
craving entitled, t'Is it Forever" &C
conpanied by q love story. The fash.
ion plates in this number are many and
various. and pleasing to the eye Of lady
readers. Take Cooley by all means.
Either CLUB with the HERALD at SS. so,
or hand US 80 for subscription without
the HERALD.
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.csoap Store.

!. Sfeap store -: ~ > ~ =
= D. C. Flynn, of Mollohon Row, cor
6iallE invites sll persons to visit his
store and make m inspection Of his
Goods He is determined not TO be IN
dersold by any one, heneehis goods are
ssTSyed st low prices.
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kand Sales.

There viii be q large quantity Of land
sold Monday next (Saledsy). The Mas
ter will sell 1857 acres, the Sheriff 1875,
Mrs. Elisabeth S. Herbert $40. N. P.
Lake and others 240, o. Z. Schumpert.
Attorney, 30, jacob. Wheeler's execu-
tors 3&.. Henry Burtcn's executors
and David :Kibler's executors viii also
sell land-shs number of acres not
sisted in .their advertisements -,
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