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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-07

Managers Of Election. Mr.. Ward, of
Edgche'd, gave notice of bill to divide
Edgeheld into two Counties.
SENATE.-Alr. Byrd, of Williams.
burg, introduced bill to repeal Stock
Law so far as it relates to the Counties
Of Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston,
Colleton. Georgetown and Williams.
burg. Bill to require executors to
give bond was killed.
DEC. 5-HoUsE.-Bil! to repeal
usury law rejected.
SENATE Mr.. Earle, Of Sumter.
gave notice of bill to abolish Trial
Justice Courts and establish County
Courts. Senator Benbow's bill to re-
peal lien law was reported on unfavor-
sbly by the agricultural committee.
A vote was taken in the Senate aud
in the House for Z. S. Senator to
succeed NJ. c. Butler. In the House
the vote stood, NJ. C. Butler Ill, S.
W. Melton 5; iu the Senate, NJ. c..
Butler 80, S. W. Melton 2.
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Reunion and Banqueting.

It is a significant fact that the
students, alumni and officers of the
S. G. College and S.. G. University
held a reunion in the House oi
Representatives yesterday; that an
oration Was delivered by one of the
alumni, to which the public was
invited and more significant still
that ''s banquet of the alumni and
special guests" was spread last
night at $50, the special guests
being, to a very considerable mum.
ber,. members of the Legislature.
The object of this movement is ap-
parent: It is q brazen attempt to
influence legislation in favor of the
so-called University. . ....
The poor children Of the State,
who are furnished with only four
months schooling during the year,
cannot get mp any reunions" or
''banquets" for special s'guests," or
s'orations" in the Hall of the House
of Representatives. "a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-07

MIR. Green, the engineer who
planned the Clifton and the Pelzer
Fscsories, has made an estimate for
a cotton factory in Newbely. His
estimate for Il factory nf 10000
spindles, With operatives house is
S27O,000. There would be ne"i'rI,
in addition to this sum, S50,00n as
commercial capital--makins tI;s. 10
tai cost S320,0O0. Can the people
of Newberry raise it? And. if s"'
will they ever doit? --.----~ ...-~~~.-
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KEEPER TO POOR HOUSE.
PHYSICIAN 10 POOR HOUSE
AND JAIL.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
County Commissioners until 10. o'clock A.
NJ, on Tuesday, Dec. 26th inst., for
lst. 4 Keeper to Poor House, who will
be required to do all the services hereto
fore required of the Kseper-the particu-
lars whereof may be obtained from either
member of the County Commissioners or
from the undersigned-snd will be required
to give a satisfactory bond in the sum Of
$1,000.
2. a Physician to Poor House and Jail.
who will be required, IN addition to his SER
vices, to furoish all medicines needed at
both institutions.
The term of Office of either Keeper or
Physician will be for twelve months, com.
mencing JAN. 1st, 1883. g.
With the right reserved of objectiug any
and all bids. +. WERBER, JR., =.
Dec. Z, 49-3t Clerk O. C. n. C.
News copy st.
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Gov Thompson's Inaugural.
Hon. Hugh S. Thompson was in-
augurated Governor the 5th Instant.
His Inaugural Address to the General
Assembly, though carefully prepared
and scholarly in language, is devoid
| of point or-special interest. He COO
graduates the people Of the country
| upon the results of the recent elections,
as showing a determination on the
part of the people to se:ure more
rigid adherence to the principles upon
which the government is founded.
He speaks in glowing terms Of the
abundance Of the crops and the pros
perity Of the country. A large portion
of the address is devoted to the matter
Of popular education. He puts in a
word for the South Carolina Univer-
sity and Citadel Academy. He iu.-
sists that there is a pressing demand
for the establishment Of secondary or
graded schools, which should be sup
ported by local taxation, and should
form stepping.stone from the common
school to the Estate Institutions and
the excellent colleges in operation in
different parts of the State" He
refers to legislation on the subject of
rail roads, and urges such Legislation
as will protect the people from unjust
Determinations and at the same time
not be unjust to the rail- roads. He
closes in the following words: -
although I have been elected as
the representative of a political party,
iu the performance of ny duty I shall
be the Governor of the whole people
Of the State. I have no friends to
reward; no enemies to punish; no
partisan schemes to advance; no pri-
vate ends TO accomplish. ,.
Relying confidently upon your CO.
operation, and invoking as I humbly
and fervently do, tie guidance Of an
all wise Providence, I shall to the
utmost of my ability maintain the
honor and promote the welfare Of
South Carolina ...
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

By Jacob B. Fe,lers. Probate Judge.
/. Whereas, Andrew J. Langford hath made
suit to ME TO grant him Letters OF Admin.
issration of the Estate and effects of Wilson
Higgins, deceased. So. -
These are therefore to, cite aod admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, that they &c and
appear, before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Newberry Court House, S. c.,
on the'2oth day of December instI, after
publication hereof, At II o'clock in the
forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should not be
granted. Given under my Hand, this 5th
day OF December, Ammo Domini, 1882.
J: B. .FELLERS, J. Pm. c.
nAa d 10 O. - IL -
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MG7's'GeG,

December S, 1882. by Rev. Luther Broad
dus, Mr.. JAMES <. P. GoeGANs, of Newber-
ry, to Miss SARAH LINDA GARY, of Newber-
ry County. .--
November2, 1882, at the residence of Mrs.
James II. Morris. by the Rev. II. O.. Judd,
W. H SCOTT to FLORENCE A., youngest
daughter of Captain George E. xnd Rebecca
81. Isaacs. All Of Columbia, S. c.
November %, 1882, at the residence Of the
brides father, Capt. J D. A. Kioler, near
Pomaria. S. c., by Rev. J. A. Sigh, Mr.. B.
F; swTeERTs Of Lexington Co., S. G, 70
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN COMMON PLEAS. -.
J.s " TrihSl,. ~. Nancy Trlbble.

Jas. Y. TrihbIe :Vs. Nancy Trl5ble.
By order OF the Court, will sell at pub.
lie ourcry, before the Court House at New
berry, On the First Monday in January,
1855, all that tract of land situated in the
County and State aforesaid, on Little River,
containing oue Hondred snd Forty Acres,
more or less, and bounded By lands Of
Wash Floyd's estate Gary Johnson, Il. &.
Msagnn, Margaret Coulding and Others.
TEsNs-Purchsser required to pay one.
third cash, and t, secure the balance OF
tie purchase MONEY at twelve months. with
interest from The da! y OF sale, av bond aud
mortgage of the property, aud 70 pay for
necessary pairr> r.
- SILAS'JOENSToNE, Mister.
Masters Once, Z OeS. 1867. 49-4t
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1t has been clearly established that
Catarrh is a blood poison; therefore,
any remedy that is perfect blood
purifier will cure this disease. S. s..
S. is the remedy, being iurely vege.
table, and has been known to cure
some of the worst cases in a'feW
weeks. Price, sl.0O and SITS per
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A Big Success.

MY wife was in bed two years
with complication of disorders her
physicians could not cure, when [ was
led to try Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t
was a big success. Three bottles
cured her, at COS: Of dollar aud
fifty cents, and she is DOW as strong
as any woruan.-R. D., Buffalo.
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Poor House Farm to Kent.

Sealed proposals for the rent of the Poor
House Farm for the year 1853, will be re.
ceiVed by the County Commissioners until
10 O'Clock A. ~, on Tuesday, Dec. 26th
INST. ..-..---. -. .... %. .--..
About ten acres included in the garden
and in the orchard field will be retsined By
the County Commissioners = 5s. -.-,1H
With the right reserved Of objecting any
and all bids. F. WERBER, j.,
Dec. 2, 49-Ss. Clerk Go. Cosu'rs.a ;
News copy st.. ...
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

1 will sell ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER
2lsT, 1882, at the-late residence of N. W.
Hodges, dec d., known as the Summers
Place. all the Personal Property belonging
to his Estate, consisting of
Three Mules,
''''' One Horse,
:.- One Cow, ..'l.. :.. e..
One Buggy and Harness,
Corn, Fodder, Oats,
....=- ..- Oat Straw,
Gears and Agricultural Implements.
Terms OF Sa,r-CASU.
.@.....s.. ~ w. ". HODGES. p.
Dec. 7, 4a-2t. Admir-.
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Two of the new Congressman
have died since their election Gen.
Heron, q democrat, of Louisiana,
and Mr.. Updegraf, republican, OF
Ohio.
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sNea1 advertisements.
ID. M, WARD& B. II, LVYELaCE

Fl wing formsd a partnership. with a good
Sto,k pf Gen-rsl Merchandise in store, and
have added Dat SAmp:e ROOM to thric
business, where can be found the huest
Liquors of all descriptions. "" offer all
goods cheap Tor cash. ..-...,--.- .,-.,
Mr.. Durham Loyelace will be happy 10
serve his friends.
dec It. -.. r. -. .,-- 80 -...-..
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PUBLIC DEBT

u
is S6,57l,S25, bearing interest at 6
per cent. The debt was decreased the
past year S70,496. The State secu-
rites sell upon the market above par.
The current expenses of the State are
met by current funds; and there is a
balance of S98,0l7 in the Treasury,
awaiting Legislative disposition.
THE REVENUES OF THE STATE
fer current expenses are derived frou
the net earnings of the peniteDtiary,
the phosphate royalty and taxation.
The peuisensiary paid into the Treas
ury the past year $4,000; the phos
phate royalty slSS,254; the State
Tax was ~ mills. The ordinary ez-
penses Of the State government for the
next year can be met By levy of ! a
mill; the public debt will require
8 1.l0 mills more. making 8 6,l0
mills. But 100000 will have to be
borrowed to pay interest ou the public
debt in anticipation of the collection
of taxes and to do this will require
s 10 of mill more, making the total
tax levy 4 40 mills. The Message
recommends that the first annual pay
ment of taxes, in the spring, be made
compulsory, so that there will be money
in the Treasury to pay the interest on
the public debt as it falls dne without
having to borrow from the banks.
THE STATE PEN1TENTIARY.
The 1st of November there we're 824
convicts 10 this institution, against
800 at corresponding period in 1881;
IT'S are colored, 46 white. Of the
924 conyicts, 224 were leased upon
phosphate work ; l2l were leased upon
railroads Is upon the Seegers farm,
aud 454 within the walls of the prison.
Of those within the prison 81 we're at
work with a contractor in making
shoes, 120 at work on the Columbia
canal, and the remainder in various
euploymeDts. A la:ge amount of
work has been done upon the peoi-
tentiary itself, and also upon the COL
uubia canal. The Superintendent
Report exhibits the following trsnsac-
tions A balance in hand at the be-
ginning of the fiscal year of S2l, ,l99 ;
earnings for the year, s94, ,236; ex-
penses proper of the peDitentiary,
s5O9S9; per diem and mileage Of
Board of Directors, 81, ,267; paid on
canal, sS,096; paid into State Treas
ury $4,000; and remaining in hands
of Superintendent, Sl4,9Ol. This
last amount is 10 cash and bsnkable
notes given for convict labor.
This exhibit contrasts fayorably
with the management Of the peniteu-
tiary in the period from 1868 to 1876,
Then, beside the earnings of the coD-
victs, It required au apnuai average
appropriation of s62,S00 from the
State Treasury to support the iDstitu-
ton. In the health, general appear
auce and judicious discipline Of the
ccnvicts, like improvement appears.
THE LUNATIC ASYLUM.
In this institution are $50 patients
$50 white, 220 colored; 525 are
supported by the State, rs by them
selves or friends. The Trustees ask
for next year an appropriation of
THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcULTURE.
A tax of 25 cents on every ton of
commercial fertilizers sold in the State
is applied to the maintenance Of this
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-07
The Message Of Gov. Hagood.

The last Annual Message Of Gov.
Hagood to the Legislature is. ap able
document, and sets forth the condition
of public affairs plainly and minutely.
The Message is too long to be copied
10 full ioto this paper; but we shall
attempt to give the substance of it.
The ., .-.. -...-. :.
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A Loss Prevented.

Many lose their beauty from the
hair falling or fading. Parke-'s Hair
Balsam supplies necessary nourish-
ment, prevents falling and grayuess
and is an elegant dressing. =
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Pardons and Communications by
Gov. Rago0d.

From Nov. IA, 1881, to Nov. IA,
1882, Gov. Hagood granted pardons
and Communications IN the following
cases 80 -
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Dwelling Reuse to Rent.

I will rent to an approved tenant that
Brick Dwelling-House on the street leading
from Newberry TO Helena, now occupied
BY 4r. Jno. II. Livingston. A good we'll
of. water and all convenient oushuildings
on the: premises. Possession: given the
first of January. n. FOOT.
Noy. 23 4S-tf. So. ls-f: ~ ~ 2
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBEERY-
IN THE COMMON PLEAS. -.

Steffens & Werner rs. Jefferson Davenport
. and others. 49,
Foreclosure. 49,
By or.:er of the Court, dst-d 29 Nov.
1882, will seil, al public outc,y, before
the Court HOUSE at N-~berry, Oh the First
Monday in January. 1883, all that tract of
land, (the property of the deiendant) in the
County and Stste aforesaid, contaipipg One
Hundred and Thirty.pine Acres, more or
less. and bounded BY lands Of Asa Davis,
VIM. u. Dorroh, Cary johnson, B. L. John.
son, estate of J. Goggans and others.
TERHs-The purchaser will be required
10 pay in cash one-halt of the purchase
money, and to secure the balance payable
at twelve months, with interest from the
day Of sale-with leave 70 pay alI cash.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
sILAs TOMBSTONE, Master.
Masters Office, I Dec, 1882. 1896
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: -
BY order OF the Court, dated Nov.
1852. will sell, a. public outcry. before
the Court House ut Newberry, on the First
Monday in January, 1888, all that tract Of
land, (tbe property of The defendant) ia the
County and State aforesaid, containing
Three Hundred aud Ninesy-6Ve acres, more
or less, and bounded by lands Of MRS. M.
D. Subcr, estate OF w. 3. Gis:, decd. Thos.
B. Wadlington and estate Of j. Y. Brooks.
This tract will be sold in two parcels, as in
dicated by plats thereof exhibited at the
sale. 49,. -.
TEsxs-The purchaser will be required
to pay one-third of the purchase money in
cash, aud TO secure the balance, payable in
one and TWO years, with interest from toe
day Of sale, by bond and mortgage Of the
premises-with leave to pay the whole bid
in cash-and to pay for Ill papers
SII.AS J0ENSTOSE, Master.
Masters Office, Z Dec, 1882 g494t
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Plantation to Rent.

will rent for the year 1888, TO the high
est bidder, at Newberry c. H., on Saleday
in January next, a plantation Of Nine Hun.
dred Acres, on Euoree River, if not rented
privately before that date.
MRS. SARAH E. T. GHIcK,
Execntrix of Pettus w. Chick, deed.
Dec. 7, 49-4n .-..s-: a. r..
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CO3GIUTATIONS.

Squire Clark, col, convicted at
Lexington of murder, sentenced to
be hanged; commuted. to life in
penitentiary, upon petition OF citi-
zens and recommendation OF Judge
and Solicitor. S.. SO
Sam Dasall, col, conzicted AZ
Columbia of murder, and sentenced
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WANTED,
$1,000 TONS COTTON SEED.

Highest cash price paid for Cotton Seed
delivered in car load lots at any R. r. De.
pot or Steamboat Landing in South Caro-.
lima, Georgia or North Carolina. Highest
cash price paid for Kerosene, Lard and
Whiskey Barrels
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

will make final settlement On the es-
tate of William B. Sheppard in the office Of
the Judge OF Probate for Newberry County,
S. c., the s:h day Of January, 1883, and
Immediately thereafter apply for hual dis
charge as Guardian Of said estate. *
- - DRAYTON S. C0NWILL,, q,
Dec. 7, 49A5t. Guardian.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF GREENVlLLE.-
IN COMMON PLEAS.

f. In COMmON HLEAS.
Samuel J. Dou,bis, Master, against Thomas
&1'l,'. 2 s. Moormsr ct al.
BY virtue of a decretal order made in
the above entitled cause, will sell ON Sale.
day in January ne1:, at public auction, dur.
ing the legal hours of sale, at Eewbersy
Court House, the following described real
estate, to wit: All that tract Of land stu.
ate, lying and being III the County Of New.
berry and State aforesaid, bounded BY
lands of Mrs. - Worthy and the Enoree
River, containing Nine Hundred Acres,
more or less, belonging to the estate of
Reuben S. Click, deceased, and known az
the River or Hodges place. -
TEENs-One third of the purchase money
to pe paid in cash, the balance on credit
Of tw.:re months, with interest from day of
sale, the credit portion to be secured by
the bond OF the purchaser and mortgage
of the premises. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers. s. J. D0UTHlT, Master,
Receiver of Estate of Reuben S. Chick,
deceased.
Nov. 2s, 1882. -a.ri- 49-4s
News copy: ,.-. ... -....
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EXAMINATION Of TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
semi-snuual examination of applicants fo'
Teachers Certificates will be held in the
court House at o'clock 4. u. on Friday
January 5th next for colored applicants
and at the same hour On Saturday Jan. 9Th
tor white applicants. =. ...
q. S. BOOZER,
Dec. At. School Oom'r
News Copy At.
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NOTICE.

I will make final settlement on the es-
tate Of Jacob Crouch, deceased, in the Pro-
bate Court for ,Newberry County the, 9th
day OF December next, at 10 O'clock in the
forenoon, and Immediately thereafter will
apply for discharge as Administrator of.
said estate. 4;
a" f. THOS. q. ADAMS,
Nov. 2S, 47-6s Admir-, &c.
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OUR Z
TIM s~ss ss:
49,. ......".. NEXT.

Friends and Debtors, you owe us! A
startling fact. Yet we congratulate you on
being able to attend the State Fair, so call
ed You have paid your Bank notes and
Taxes, and part if not all Of your Liens.
We have waited patiently and have ssid
nothing; we now think it our time, next,
and be assured we need our money, and
begin 20 feel that it is about time we had
it. Now just step up to the Captains Office
and settle at once. We think and believe
you will come up like men and relieve us
after this our last pathetic appeal. -, !,
Yours with care,
. - AcFALL 4 SATTERWHITE.
Nov 16 46Ntf - - r
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The best cure for diseases of the
nerves, brain and nasles, is Browns
Iron Bitters.
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FOR SALE,
COTTON SEED MEAL,

The lest and cheapest food for all kinds
Of stock, and the cheapest and best fertilizer
IN the market. Write for pamphlets con-
tanning analysis by Dr.. C. o. Sheppard,
State Chemist, and directions for uae, to
CHARLESTON OIL MFG. co,
2s Broad St., Charleston, S. O.
Der7, 49-Sn. So : ~ D. -.
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The Herald.
y EHgS. a: :; WSInSGE gEESEkER' {EDrrozs.
- papEs roe r,rE pEoPLE.

a PAPEE FOR TIE PEOPLE.
The Herald ism tbehishest respect Fam
lily Newspaper, devoted to the material IN
terests of the people Of this, County and the
State. II circulates extensively, and as an
Advertising medium offers unrivaued ad-
vantaees. For Terms, see first page.
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Blacksmith and WheelErigh1
SHOP FOR SALE.

The subscriber desiring to dispose of his
saop dgers it for sale, together with Cot.
sage and six acres of land. The aboye yiii
De sold chesp, and applicants aEs respect
fuliy asked 70 call and eya-aiae the prem.
lses. s. SADoRE Ruff,
Wslton, S. c.. near Broad River
Ny. Is, 47-4t. =. =.
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NOTICE.

Ali persons indebted TO the undersigned
mus: settle 10 full BY the first Of January
next. No furthe: credit or indulgence will
be given until the above terms are com.
piled with s=-.sa.a..-.-.s S. F. FAINT
Dec. +, 1882. 49-4c.
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PARDoNS AND COMPUTATIONS.
The Governor within the last year has
exercised Executive clemency in 25
cases; 10 commutatiops of sentences,
and Is pardous. -
The Message concludes in the fol-
lowing just and forcible language :
THE exhibit laid before you Of the
affairs of the State is that of a we'll
ordered, woodworking aud economic
government, and of happy sud pros
porous people" ... SO. - -
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THE STATE MILITIA

consists of 1876 Volunteer Troops,
(white) and 1875 National Guard,
(colored) total 1851 The Adjutant-
General reports the general condition
of the militia better than in 1881 !;
aud be wants an appropriation of
S22, 700.
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POST OFFICE

NEwBERRY, S. c., Dec. 2, 1882.
List of advertised letters for week ending
Dec. 2. 1882:
Anton, Henry n. Price, W. T.
Courtney, Betsy Reeder. S. z.
Dayenporte, Jefferson Ruf, Moormau (2)
~ -.-,z Rogers, Miss Charlotte
Depart, Dan'l Reid, Wade
EicheIberger, Miss Reid, Alexander
Sara ISuber. D. F.
Glynph, J. n. Thompson, E. B.
Kinard, Mrs. isabella Wilson, j. c.
Kinard, J. B. Wicker, Nora
Martin, Miss B. E. Wicker. W. c.
Oxuer Miss Mamie C.. Wicker, Susan
Oxner, F. N. ss.-.
Oxner, G. M.
Parties calling for letters will please say
II advertised. z. W. BOONE, P. b,
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.nesv advertisements.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY, OF NEWBERRY.-
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Foreclosure,

fhos. S. Norman. Ex'"r., vs.. Lucinda
Brooks, ct al.
Iron County register., 1882-06-22
A BILL has been introduced in the

House Of Representatives to grant permis-
sion to Fenton Sherwood, George Tenyock
and William Lewis to dig in the Government
grounds of West Point for the treasure said
to have been buried there by Capt. Kidd.
These men claim that they are able to locate
the buried wealth, and only want the assur-
ance that when it is found it will be theirs.
They had written to the Secretary of War,
but were told that, in the absence of legisla-
ton, if they succeeded in unearthing the
treasure It would belong to the Government.
Under the bill it will belong to them, pro-
vided they find it.. Some years ago COM
pany was formed to make the search, but
failed, after spending the sum of $15O,OOO.
Their search was made at point eight miles
below West Point.
Mrs. FLARES, of Los Gatos, CAL, was
killed on the street the other evening. The
assassination is charged upon her divorced
husband, who was recently released from
the penitentiary.
TIMOTHY RoJoTTE, wealthy and
hitherto respectable citizen of Ottawa,
Can, has been arrested in connection with
the issue of counterfeit notes by Sparrow
Brothers.