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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12

Mr.. D. ". T. kiber has quit mer-
chandizing, and will hereafter devote
his whole time to the milling business
as one of the firm Of 0. B. Butler " 20
Joshua Hunter, colered, who left from
near Prosperity with the 'eXodusters'
two or three weeks ago, has written
back that he has bought land and SET
tied at Fort Scott, Kansas.
If YOU want blank books, or memo
randum books, or school books, or mis-
cellaneous books, or any other kind of
books, come to the HERALD Book Store.
All kinds of stationery at the same
place. Low prices.
The Times is the title Of new daily
paper just published in Baltimore. pub
lisheG and edited by Mr.. w. B. Halle
ton. The Times is we'll filled and gives
evidence of being in able hands. We
wish it success.
A person who helps to circulate
piece of gossip is as bad as the one who
originated it. To put their fist in
tar barrel and then 90 around shaking
hands with everybody is what some
people like to do.
The druggist who hesitates now is
lost for the winter. He should sling
together some sweet oil and lisuorice
and bring out bis cough cure at once.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup does not pay
him enough profit.
The Board of Examiners was engaged
Friday and Saturday in examining ap-
plicants for teachers certificates. There
was about an equal number of white
AMI colored applicants. The examina-
tions were in writing. The Board took
the papers and reserved its decision.
The HERALD IS much complimented,
and new subscribers are continually
coming in. There is yet room on our
subscription books for more. We will
wait one week more to hear from those
printed slips sent ont last week. Do
not defer settling or renewing any
longer.
The fact of the hereditary transmits
sion of disease is clearly established,
and Scrofula the most dreaded and per-
haps the most difficult to cure. S. s.
S., the. KING of al Specifies, points
with pride to the long list Of cures of
this scourge. In no instance has it
been known to fail, even after cases
had been pronounced hopeless. Price,
81, 90 and LIS per bottle.
Last Friday while MIR. Warren Be-
denbaugh's two-horse wagon was cross
ing Saluda at Graddick's Ferry the
mules became unruly and backed the
wagon aud themselves out of the fiat
into the river. One Of the mules WAS
drowned. Mr.. Graddick jumped into
the river to cut the mules loose, and IN
doing so came near being drowned.
Newspaper men don't 60 into busi-
ness places and say: See here, don't
like The way you arrange your show
window. and I'm going to have it
fixed" Not at all. Bnt other men
are continually coming into news
paper offices with very similar COM
plants. Isn't it about time that people
| looked upon a newspaper as a business
operatiOn?
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Frank Lesfie's Sunday Magazine.

Frank Lesiie's Sunday Magazine.
The February number contains. as
usual. literary matter. of rare. interest
and of an edifying and improving char
acter, and. the embellishments are ad-
rnlrable and profuse. Among the latter
is hitherto unknown portrait of Mar
tin Luther. which was. recently discov-
cred in the !Thekia Church of Leipsic.
On its lower margin are ID. NJ. Luther,
;etat XL1X-1532." The editor, T. De
Witt Talmage, D. D., gives the second
part of People l Have Met;;" "The
Home Pulpit" contains his sermon,
"Wheels Full Of Eyes," and also fur
nishes an interesting illustrated article
"Narco1ics." Called 10 the Ministry" "
b, W.. S. Hervey; On the River Nile"
w. G.. Proctor; Lessons Of the Snow"
by Rev. ". Walters; missionaries in
lueli,.." etc, are finelv illustrated and
replc,e with interest and information.
s'rnc "reminiscences of an Old New
Yorker" are continued, and the depart
ment of fiction contains, besides the
charming serials, Prudence Winter
burn" and .'Margaret's Enemy" short
stories and sketches by popular writers.
There are also essays, poems and an
abundance of amusing and instructive
miscellany. The subscription is So a
year; IS cents number, sent postpaid.
Address, FRANK LESLIE, Publisher, So,
SIS and 81 Park Place, New York.
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A commendable Enterprise.
One of the most successful and de-
serving newspaper enterprises in the
country. is the Irodesnaan, published
semi-monthly at Chattanooga, Tenn,
devoted to the industrial interests OF the
South. in the development of which 1t
is rendering most valuable aid.
/. An Office was established at the Cot
ton Exposition, being the only news
paper Office on the grounds, from which
thousands of copies have been distrib-
uted gratuitously; each different issue
containing an article on the resources Of
two of, the Southern States and a COM
plete directory of their industries
These lists are published entire in the
issue of December Is, and form conf
plete directory Of the industries of the
Southern States, compiled with great
care, giving name, location and busi-
ness of every Industrial concern in the
South. 1t also contains the name, ad-
dress and nature of goods displayed by
every exhibitor at the Cotton Exposi-
/ ton and summary Of the resources of
the South. This important issue. which
is designed by the publishers rs their
Souvenir Exposition number, will be OF
great benefit in, giving information, in
regard to the South to capitalists and
others, and should he in the hands of
every business man. Mailed to any
address on receipt of 10 cents. by ad-
dressing Tradesman Publishing Com
pany, Chattanooga. Tenn.
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Golden Days.

Golden Days
The publisher of this splendid paper
sends US monthly, that is four issues
bound in one, and all under beautiful
tinted cover, for which we return him
our thanks. Golden Days is great
favorite in our family circle. and is
warmly. enthusiastically received, and
passed round from one pair Of hands 70
another till each bright page is conned.
For the youth of our country there is no
better paper than Golden Days, and we
heartily commend it to parents as we'll
for their little. ones as for. themselves.
Published by Jas. Elyerson, Philadel-
phia, at So per year.. '...'--.
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Various and all About.

Various and all About.
People are not settling up promptly.
The emigration fever has about sub
sided.
Ncwberry has seen very little Of the
drama this season.
Smallpox has become an epidemic
in some parts of New York.
The Town Council advertises for bids
| for leasing the Opera House.
The recent rainy spell has put the
roads in a dreadful condition.
Mr.. F. A. Schumpert bought splen-
did buggy turnplow at Atlanta.
Does it pay to keep chickens? Of
course not. 1t pays to sell them.
A large number of farmers find it
very difficult 10 secure hands this year.
Rev. Profs. Holland and Rain will
supply Luther Chapel until a pastor is
| secured.
Mr.. James Boozer is very i'll with
typhoid pneumonia and is not expected
to recover.
The Uncle Isaac Troupe will play
in Newberry next Monday and Tues
day nights.
Nearly all the Newberry lawyers are
in Columbia this week attending the
Supreme Court.
A girl who has felon on her finger
and fellow on her hands has as much
as she can attend to.
McFall & Satterwhite will in short
; time come out of their old shell. They
expect to spread considerably.
Messrs. A. J. Kilgore and A. M. Tea
gree have started steam saw mill on
the Lake place, three miles from New
berry.
The small grain crop has taken a
very fine start. Wheat and oats are
looking we'll, and there is large acre
ago planted.
DR.. Mofett's Teethina (Teething
Powders) will cure your child. For
sale by all Druggists and Country Mer-
chants. 50-1y
The Legislature re-assembled last
night, after nearly three weeks hol-
iday. The session will probably las!
a month longer.
The Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton will hold meeting in their hall
tomorrow night, to which the public is
cordially invited.
We acknowledge a complimentary
from Col. James Anderson. Superln'
tendent OF the Spartanhurg and Ash
vile Railroad, for 1882.
The first number of the Sumter MIR
ror finds its way to our table. 1t /:
edited by Miss Mary Darr, and is s
I spicy and interesting little sheet.
Annie Pixley plays "M'Liss" in Col
lumbia tonight. Newberry has
pleasing remembrance Of this charming
actress, and would like to see her in ths
New Opera House.
We invite the attention of our read
crs to the advertisement of the Buckley
Mfg Co., Marion. Ohio, in another col
umn. They offer rare inducements tt
earn an honest living. 8-hm.
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POST OFFICE
,ar cHuEnJyT
SPECIAL NOTICE.-BusimeSs ~

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Business no
ttces in this local coleman are inserted at
the rate Of Is cents per line ettch a'sSer-
ti07l.
Obituaries, notices Of meetings, CON-
nsu1sications relating to personal s''ter-
ests, tri5ates Of respect, &c. ore charged
as regular advertisements at 81 per
sQattGre.
Notices of administration, and other
zegcl notices, obituaries, tributes Of re-
SPEC: and notices Of meetings, as nell as
Communications of personal character
msas be pcid for, in adveasce ,.
QERe subscription p75ce:T the Hereta
$500 for tsteEue months, S1.0O for SsS
n.oasIhs, 50 cents for Three msossths and
Is cents for. one month, IN attca1'ce.
NAMES in future soiU not be placed on
as. s.su6scrsptios books ssas&ia the cash )" or
is eqsssrale1t is paid. '',-; -.''' '-i' .'i,.'
IA - All communications relating to
:personal interests viii .bs Inserted at
regular advertising rates, one dollar per
square, cash in advance. tt
This paper maybe foin t;oa ffe at Geo: T..
Roweu 3 Co.'S Newspaper Advertising Du-
Te8u 40 Spruce st. y where adyert!slng con-
tracts may be made for 1t IN New YORK
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a Problem.

4 Problem.
An English captain had on board his
ship thirty,men-one-half Englishmep'
the other half Frenchmen. There was
on board only provisions enough for
fifteen, and it therefore became: neees-
sary to sacrifice half Of his men; and
this he proposed to do BY lot in the fol-
lowing manner: Place the thirty in a
circle and throw overheard every ninth
man, beginning to count from the first
man called out. How could he arrange
the circle so as to throw overheard the
fifteen Frencbmen and save the fifteen
Englishmen? The key to the puzzle IS
in the following couplet:
:. ...-g From numbers, aid and art o., -.
T.: j.! Never will fame depart.
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Wholesale Desrraetion of. Seeds.

A Wholesale TDesfraction OF. Seeds.
NEwBERRY, S. c., Jan. 9, 1882.
..We,>the undersigned citizens Of New:
berry, S. c., certify that we witnessed
the burning .of seven hundred and
eighteen papers of Landreth's garden
seeds at the hands Of w. E. Pelham.
49,. -. JOHN D. PEOPLES,
- % JAMES A. CRoTwELL,
..- II. A. BURNS,
! J.'Y. McFALL,
S1LAs TOMBSTONE.
A. J. MCCAUGHRIN.
Personally appeared before me DR..
William z. Pelham, who, on oath, says
that the papers Of Landreth's garden
seeds referred to in the foregoing GER
tificate were the last remaining over
from last years supply in his store.
: .... We. PELHAM. .
. Sworn to before me Jspuary 9, 1882.
r.. 81 JAMES f. KILGoEE.
n. P. of S. G..
See that the date, "lS82," is upo'a etech
package Of SEED that you 5aty. Rea'1ena-
Der aohere to ba4y them. ut Psl'ana's Drug
Store, and aassts; upon having none other
hlan Lumlretb'S. 2-tf
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Liberty Hall Dots--And New Year Changes

Liberty Hall Dots--And New Year Changes.
-. Since New Year Day snow, cold and
rain.
The exodus to the West and to the
upper Counties has been brisk of late :
thirty families, or more, of negroes have
left our section for Greenville and Spar
tanburg Counties, and about twenty-five
families for Kansas and Arkansas. Gen.
James D. jenkins inaugurated the
Spartanburg move.
Labor is scarce and high.
Thomas Burnett was L. ?. w. Riser S
clerk and auctionecr during the Christ
mas holidays.
Mrs. Henry Bishop died the Sd in
stant, after protracted illness.
wv. Smith, of mule fame, has two
hogs that suck his milk cow.
Jared Smiths horse "Beauregard''
died the End instant.
W. G. Stewart and Miss 1. Jones
;Bere married the 4th instant by Trial
Justice Buford.
Tie following moves have been made
since the, year began: Walter Klnard
from the ,Dutes:f Fork to VIM. Bishops
plantation; Mrs. Fannie Bishop from
Wm. Bishops place to j. NJ. Wards;
Capt. w: G.: Stewart from NJ. M Bu'
ford's to the Blackburn place; Thomas
Bishop from j. T. Duncan's to ". +
Kelley's; Mr.. Coleman from Laurens
to Thos. +. Rays; F. N. Gaines and
bis bride from Clinton to his fathers
old homestead; Kade Stewart from s.
D. GarIington's to Georgia; j. Z
Swindler to Texas; Mrs. Frances Minis
and family to Greenville County; Blu
ford Bishop from Willis Jones' to Wal
ter Kinard's; David Clopton from w
W. Riser's to JAS. D. Meredith's; Thos
NJ. Jenkins and family to Greenville
County; H. N. Antea has gone Il
Georgia to work on railroads; ano
wild Joe" has returned to G. w. Bu
ford's. 3. M. NJ.
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NOTICE

, Is hereby given to Executors, Admins
traitors. Guardians, Trustees and other Fl.
ducisries, that Tuesday and Thursday Of
each week during the months of January
and February, 4. D. 1892, are set apart for
the purpose of examining and filing their
Annual Returns as required by law.
J. B. FELLERS, j. P. \. G.
Dec. -26th, 1881. i-4tS
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Five Nseroes Out on "leg Bail"

Five Negroes Out on "Leg Bail"
Five prisoners broke Jail Tuesday
night and escaped. They got out by
breaking 3 bolt in a cell and then let
ting themselves down to the ground
b7 blankets from the second story win
dows. Their names and the charges
sosinst them are: Jake Bowers, assault
and battery with intent to kill; Jim
Clary, bigamy; Bols Bonds. Warren
Kinard and Jordan Kinards burglary
and larceny. They had all been sent
up for trial at the next term Of the Ses-
sions Court.
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The "Newberry Debating Club"

The NeWbefrY UepaIIhS S3UD
Organized Tuesday night, with the t"l-
lowing officers: President. W. H. Wal
l,ce. Vice-President, G. B. Cromer;
Secretary, Jno. NJ. Kinard; Critic. L.
G. Sale. The society will meet weekly
on Friday nights. The next meeting
will be held tomorrow night: 1he
Question for debate is: "Are the mental
capacities of the sexes equal?" Al
f,n,st;ye. John S. Carwiie; negative
~ n cron,er ..;'-.sG ztGE =
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Personal. 5
Miss Aiken, of Cokesbury, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Smart.
Mr.. ,Mordecai Foot will soon COM
mence the study of law.
MIR. W. H. Lane has returned from
Mississippi, and is farming in this Coun-
ty. 80. .-..-.
Col. T. J. Lipscomb, Superintendent
of the Penitentiary, was in Town yester-
day.
Mr.. 3. j. Ramage, Sr.. left Newberry
Tuesday for Florida on business. TO be
gone about month.
Mr.. w. P. Houseal is now in control
of the Haator, and will receive all
monies due the paper. Rev. ). r
Hawkins still retains editorial charge.
We acknowledge visit from MIR. G.
P. Pelham, of Lancaster, and Mr.. j. II.
Clarkson, of Columbia. The one on 4
visit to his brother, DR.. Pelham, and the
other on business of the Register.
Col. John Il. Abney, of Columbia,
was in Newberry several days last week.
The friends of Col. Abney speak of run
ming him for Altorney-General at the
next election, and we have no doubt he
wonld fill the position with ability.
DR.. o. B. Mayer, Jr., leaves Monday
for New York, to be gone about three
| months. He goes to attend the hospit-
! ais of the-citF in order to improve bis
| knowledge of diseases and their cure.
This will be the third season the Doctor
has spent in the New York hospitals
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CONFEDERATION.

conflagration.
DR.. William E. Pelham intends to
sell only pure fresh seeds, and to carry
out his purpose he annually has burn
ing of all seed remaining over from his
last years supply. His destruction Of
seven hundred and eighteen papers OF
Landreth's garden seeds of 1881 is re-
'ferred to in the certificates that appear
in our columns this morning, and ex-
cited much interest. among the specta-
tors. DR.: Pelham starts the new year
with seed that may be relied upon, as
trustworthy. Each paper is stamped
with the year 1882: Honor 'enter'
prise and call upon Dr.: Pelham, the
druggist. 2-ll
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IF you will SOP spending so much
on fine clothes, rich food and style, buy
GOOD healthy food, cheaper and better
clothing, get more real and substantial
things OF life every way; and especially
stop the foolish habit of employing ex-
pensive, quack doctors or using SO
much of the vile hnnhug medicine that
does yon only harm and put your trnst
in that simple. pure remedy, Hop Bit
ters. that cures always at triding cost.
you will see. good times and have good
healtb.-Chr0aicle.
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ANNOYANCE Avoided.

annoyance Avoided.
GRAY hairs are honorable, but thelr
premature appearance is annoying.
parker's Hair Balsam prevents the an
uoyance by promptly restoring the
Youthful color.
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New Bakery.
Lovers of good bread and all other good
things furnished by..a frst-class bakery
will be pleased to see the card OF Mr..
Koppel in to-day's paper. lie has es-
tabiished tirst-class bakery, and IS
prepared to furnish everything in his
line of the best character. When all
his arrangements are completed his
shop will be model and one of the
best ever opened in Newberry. Give
him Jour patronage, .fellow-citizens.
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Three Cheers.

Three Cheers.
If afflicted with that most painful and
annoying disease, Hemorrhoids, OF
Piles, use Tabler's Buckeye Pile Olnt-
ment. It is victorious in cases Of even
the longest standing. and establishes
permanent cure. Procure a bottle and
be relieved. Price so cents. White S
Cream White Vermifuge is the besl
worm killer. For sale by DR.. W. f.
Pelham. COW.
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j New Shoe Store.

NeW. Shoe Store. 49,. -:....
Mr.. A. G. Dibert, of Colnmbia' mas
:&sdpened an extensive shoe storeila New
berry, under the superintendence of Mr.
Hugh ON Harrington, in tile building
lately occupied by Norris & Co: His
:, shoes are FIRST. class in make, being all
made under his eye at the State Peni-
tentia5y. and have besides the merit OF
being cheaper in price than Northern
shoes. Go and see them and be con-
= Yinced.
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Suit the Action.
The best Liniment in the world for
man or beast is Coussens' Lightning
I.iniment. For Rheumatism, Lame
Back, Pain in side, Neuralgia, Corns
and Bunions, it is a certain cure, and
for SPAWN, Ringbone, Calls, Cuts and
Scratches on animals, it is the best
remedy known. Price 50 cents bot
tie. Whites Cream White Vermifuge
is the best worm killer. For sale by
DR.. W. E. Pelham. cow.
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Rev, ]. 3. Campbell.

Rev: ]. 3. Campbell = : =
The many friends in Newberry c'
Rev. j.. B. Campbell and his family
will be glad to learn that he reached
his new home in Chester County (East
Chester CircuiD safely. and that he met
with a hearty and cordial reception
from the people to whom he was seut'
He fount, we'll stored larder, a nicely
furnished house, and money for the pur-
chase of a horse and buggy. Mrs.
Campbell, who left here in very feeble
health, stood the trip very we'll, and
has been steadily improving since.
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Living Witnesses.

.l.t.r..r: -; :,
The hundreds Of hearty and healthy
LOOKING loIk;j men, a., women omen and children that
have been rescued from beds Of PAIN
sickness and we'll nigh death by Park
er's Ginger Tonic are the best evidences
III the world of its sterling merit and
worth: You will find such in almost
ors.,.vt .,.vtconn,nnitv-' .,.Y!.l.. ....,'
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/ abrams Gone /" "Wet."

Laurels Cone WEI.
The municipal election at Laurens
came off the, 10th inst. There were two
tickets in the feld-one for granting
license, the other against. The ''wet
ticket" was elected by majority of y.
Those elected are: Toliver Robertson,
Intendant, and W. H. Garrett, K. ii.
Hudeens, A. W. Burnside and }. 1.
Harris, Wardens. Several of the elect
ed candidates were run on both tickets.
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Club Rates.
The Columbia Register will be club
bed with the HERALD as follows: Week.
sy Register, and HERALD $3.50. 1rs-
weesly Register and HERALD SIS, DAILY
Reoisie,. and HERALD 1915.
The Weekly Keonsaas and HERALD at
~ 80 4Y-tf.
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Florida Sweet Oranges.

Just received; eight barrels OF large
choice Florida Sweet Oranges, direct
from lMicanopy, Florida. which will be
sold low to close ont. A. c. JONES.
% T.
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. Bargains.
We call the attention of the reader to
the advertisement Of D. B. Wheeler.
He offers bargains in ladies' goods no
tons, etc., and those desiring articles IN
his line will do we'll to call on him.
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Royal Baking Powder. Sea Foam,
Horsford Bread Preparation and Po-
tapsco Baking Powders at
Off 4. c.. JONES.
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Ham Sausage, Corned Beef and a
fine lot of other fresh canned goods
inst received, at A. c. JONES. 2-st
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Oar Puzzle Corner.
ANSWERS TO LAST PUZZLES.

ANSWERS TO LAST PUZZLES.
CROSSWORD ENIGMA.--Patience.
= CURrA1LMENTs.-1. Early, earl. 9.
Bark. bar. 3. Stunt, stun.
HIDDEN ANCIENT CITIES Il. Betha-
ny. 2. Athens. 3. Venice. 4. Sa-
maria.
CHARADE.-Contestant.
DIAMOND
z
PEN
REV Ell
n E w
!
CHARADE.
My first is evil,
Nv second the same.
OF a fabulous sailor
My whole is the name.
:. N. c. NJ.
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Notice.

Notice. .... .
: have closed my Oyster Saloon for
the season. VIII commence very early
now to arrange far Ice Cream Arctic
Soda and Ice for the Summer.
! a1t .-.-. a. G.. JONES.
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ifaztay,: TeIty died the 9th oEs e..

~
Deaths. 5::sssefss;
Gla7tons Kelly died the 9th 81 T.
phoid sevef. sS
Mrs. Sfaseha Welch, widow OF the
late WaHan Velch, died the 9Th inst.
Mrs. susansK Sigh, formerly Of this
County. and widow Of Mr. David Sigh,
died at her hone at Walhalla the Sth
instant. ) S.. =;
Mrs. Caroline sRbes: died Ct the resi-
denee.cfber, son Air. David saber' near
Pomaria. the 4sh instant. aged about
seventy years. ,...-r- ~. III. 3.
- Mrs. Levi ". Etheridge died at the
residence of Mr. L. F.. Longshore Wed
,nesday, 4th instant, after lingering
Illness. She was a daughter. Of Mr..
,Jno. A. Harp.
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AMPUTATIONS.
l. Behead and curtail to scowl, and
leave to paddle.
9. Behead and curtail one who runs
away, and leave a falsehood.
3. Behead and curtail to examine.
and leave proposition.
4. Behead and curtail to make, and
leave conjunction.
5. Behead and curtail an article much
used, and leave an animal.
LOTTIE.
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