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The daily gazette., 1882-04-15
Thanking senator Jones Of Florida


WAsHINTToN, April IA COM
mittee from the National and Indus
trial Land League, under whose aus
pices the anniversary of the birth of
Emmett was celebrated IN New York
on March 4, and at which Senator
Jones, Of Florida, was the orator,
waited on Senator Jones, at his resi-
dence here tonight, and presented
him with resolutions of thanks for his
contribution to the success OF the
meeting. The resolutions were hand
somely engrOssed and brought on in 3
massive gilt frame probably five feet
by four. Mr.. Edward G. Byrnes,
President Of the branch League of the
Seventh Ward, New York, made the
presentation speech, to which Senator
Jones responded neatly.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-15

It was In drug store of course. Al
Interesting incidents occur in drug
stores, that is nearly all. She was pretty,
with blue eyes and golden hair. ona OF
that kind of beauties the poet would have
called an "augel;" but the fact that q
colony of pimplas on her fair frontis-
piece precluded all thought OF celestial
being. Bowling timldly to the handsome
clerk, she asked tor "Swayne's Ointmeu
for skin diseases" and upon receiving l
vanished like the morning dew before
the Summer sun.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-15

There 10 no worse snthrallmsnt for
tormented man than the exActlons Of .
morbid nervous condition. The over
taxed brain then gets no rest from tran
gull sleep an needs the pAeifying of DR.
@. W. Bsnson's Celery and ChAmomile
Pills.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-15
A vt,r,oI Victims Luchv Escape.

PHILADELPHIA, ApflI H.
Mrs. Jane Keyes. WHO Is charged with
having thrown vitr.ol over the face and
body OF Miss Mary Boyer. q next door
neighbor, was to-day given anal hear
3 ,OOO bail for her appearance at court.
Miss Bo or has entirely recovered. Her
face Is not at all disfigured, though the
dress she wore at the Lme was much eat
en- by the acid.
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AbscOnd ing OF a Treasurer.
COLUMBIA, S. c. April IA, 1882.

M. B. White, Treasurer of Newberry
county, has abscopded. His accounts
are $1,000 short. He is said to have lost
the money in gambling, and is supposed
to have fed to avoid the shame of his de-
fault. He has been County. Teasurer
since 1875, when he was appointed by
Governor Hampton to collect the volun-
tary tax.
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PlcEpoohst Hola.

be young man who was arrested
|srday afternoon at the circus, ~
Illsd ia the GAZETTE for pick
The pocket Of DR.. Blocks0m, was
n a hearing before the Mayor last
ping, and held In $500 bail to an
! at court. The doctor recognized
J bill found on the prisoner when
Fls searched as belonging to him.
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VIII Attend Church.

Humanity Circle, d. U. a. f., accom-
panied by franklin Circle Of the same
order, will attend Scott NJ. e. Church
tomorrow morning In q body. The
pastor will preach special sermon.
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SUNDAY Panorn nt 4 O,cIoclk.

Sunday Papers &C D OolOcks
The Philadelphia pagers can bo had
at 8 O'Clock, and the New York papers
at 8 O'Clock in the morning from
George A. Davis, 618 Market street.
All the news from every portion Of the
world up to 8 O'Clock Sunday morning.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-15

Lydia e. Pinkhamp vegetable Com
pound has rapidly made Its way to favo
am ing druggists, who have ohse we'd lts
effects on the health OF thtlr customers.
Wsst.ru Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
pamphlets.
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Fear Net.

\ Kidney and urinary complaints,
'oially BdRkt'a Disease, Diabetes
liver ,roubles Hop Bitters will surely
'la,tluRly cure. Cases exacIly IKE
own have been caured in your awn
bOorhoO1, aud you can find reliable
4 q. home OF what Hop Btitsrs has
oan dn
The daily gazette., 1882-04-15
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. isaa.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

q Philadelphia ZOO, 2.2ss, $50, e.5 i,
SlGt, $40, 80, 9.O9, 9.iS, i0.sO, i .bS a.
|, , iSef m;; l2.l5, l2Sstt, l.8S, 2.SO, 400,
'~"f'SlO' 6'SSs, 7.Sj@, 9.50", lc.1Os p.
EOr u New y Ycrk-2.'O., ANA, $50, s.BS,
n ii''' H. nj asst. l.6S, 6.l7t. 6.sSt
~, y, VI u.W, OStt, $40, .. Z, l1.O4s .. IN,
l9o 9Mo%,aningtHn, l:vVs, l.42s, - .6l@, s.Oos a.
l, ,V =. l@tt, 6.57. ll.O4s p. M.
Ins..IS ISimore ~, and intermediate sta.
ITrain. o.SS q. m. 100. 500 p. m.
u a'uS running both daily and Sun.
1faina running only on Sunday.
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stenOErapher Devtne'R Successor.
WARRINGTON, April a. The ap.
pointee to succeed M. Divine is O. w.
Tyson, formerly Robeson's private
secretary, who will probably be ex
pected now to resume that duty free
of cost to Robeson.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-15

NOT1OE.-I, Jesse Sharpe. the
IN owner OF the within mentioned
premises, known as the Schuetaen
Park Hotel, situated In School Dis
trict No. IL, ChrIatiana Hundred.
in the county OF New Castle,
and State of Delaware. in complianee
with the requirements OF the acts OF the
General Assembly in such case made and
pro Vlded, do hereby give notice thqt
shall apply in writing TO The Court q
General sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the State OF Delaware, in and
for New Castle county, on Monday, the
sth day OF May, A. D., 1882, being the
next term of said court, for license for
said house as an Inn or tavern for the
sale therein OF intoxicating liquors IN
less quantities than one quart, 20 Do
drunk on the premises, and the follow
ing respectable citizens Of the said dis
trict recommend the said application. 70
wit:
Alex. Boyd. Geo. r. Conner,
rhounaa Smith, David Ford,
peTrv Howard, Jas Walls,
WI iam Jamison, Alex. Jamlson,
Robt Starr, his
Holm Canning, Charles n Jaminon,
Jas. n. Rowe, mark
w. q, Mccullough, wit: John LoWther,
aprls-8ts JESSE SHARPE,
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Annoyanoo GsrevenSsd.

Gray hairs are honorable but theIr
premature appearance ia annoying.
Parker's Hair BalsAm prevents the an
uoyaace by promptly restoring lho
youthful color.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-15

AsINTTH. NTHIEs, Il 3, NEwaRAPER ApyRR.
'ew YOrFI = q sark Bow, (IETnes Buiid.
iertisem,e,nS,s y authorised to contraS,
ARR GISrtn IN the DAILY ami
ASE . our best raies.
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Ifaina running only on Sunday.

SdIs dDIsiSwsre y e Railroad -e.OOs, s.SS a. M;
RoTT NJ We ?. IN. No Sunday trains,
M, ~, NeW NJ Castle only.
mi harrington and intermediate sta-
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ms LEAVE FoR u,,, ,,,,,..

H FUR WILMINGTON
es-s's0 ! 4 and washinttop
ID, 5@'s ',.o, $40. lO.l5 a. m, I'D.
b. n.-S'SS' S.2o, Il.4s q. m. 4.Ab,
d al atGrng Grngg,. Wilmington that will
ShRton Ferry for Broad ami
GSp, m mnveAue-6.S', 900, S.Oo. s.Ss
i'ed Express uains.
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Rd-7In and Northern Rail-
j lrainsS a. m' sou. sos p. m. No sun.
Oa e'.were m . Western Railroad-7. 90
' O'So p. m. No Sunday trains,
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a4S. HaR5ing,on Ha5 and Northern Rail.
ay IrSID., SnO, h'SS a. M; 6.65 p. no, No
2I5r ware "a western Railroads.&c. IN
-"0 L. IN. No Sunday trainS
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ATOTICE.-A special meeting OF the
IN atockholders OF the Wtlmington
City Railway Company will be held ae
and Delaware avenue; on Thursday amer
noon, April 18th, at 2 O'Clock for the pur-
poee Of taking a vote of the stockholders
upon the question oftDcreasing the eapt-
tai atock Of the company to an amonnt
SUFFICIENT TO construct an extension OF the
railroad, about one mile from Ten IN
street, northerly on Market street. By
order OF the Boart Of Directors,
JAMES BRADFORD,
aprB-S-ll-A. President
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ANS ARRIVE AT WII,M1NoT,,s

~ al WILMINGTON
lG% 'iG7.P Pghiil,addelphla-l.OO., ! 4, q 1.s2.. 4.47..
IssS, ~ " 3.sS Sa9 l9 iot ii5s 1850 a. M.
II p. m. S'''' 1887, i.65. east, 8.SC, loss,
s. sss sSsW e York-l2.4s, l.s2s, 400, 7.S5t.
I p m a. m; 1850, l.Gft, as, e.sS!,
a, M mn+.l'l,pgso1re-l.5l', n 2.ISs, o.nI, 600,
I9' lASttt, l.5O, S.IiS, s.SOs' S.4S!
III, H. ia. SSassn1linestson-l.2ls. \ 1i on AIS, a, m.
I'm % a. I'll, 500, 9.49s D, m.
sunday only.
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ia i2O5S delaware \ ,Si Railroads.&c., 9.Ns a
b., hs''' o'lU', sos p. m, No SUNDAY
'ON New Castle only.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12
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...-En-MeEiOriaialS-. Nj

DIED..At her home in Newberry county
on the 18th day Of November, 1881 :, MARY
A. WEIGH, wife o. William f. WEIGH, and
dauS Shscr. of JaIses F. and Ann Harrington. -
l!cr hie was Short and, in The usual sense
Of The tc,m, not cventfu; but tic excellent
qualities OIL mind and heart which character
lied her. ard the praiSeworthy purposes to
which she so successfully applied herself.
eEl'iic her 70 more than ordinary mention.
She was a cherished me mheE- of -an extensive
aud cultivated family connection; she was
valued rs friend and beuetactress in the
section Of her residence; she was Z comfort
!: and Stay 10. her parents in all the period 'of
thei; adverse fortunes as well as their pride
in their prosperity; she was the atfcctionatc,
-untlfin2, uncfanSing helpmate OF her huS-
band. A peculiar refinement and elevation
. of fcelhe. marked her character, strength
eenet6by that proper pride which lifted her
above ignoble actions or tastes, and al the
same lime aecempa paaieds with -arsWeesneSS-o
temper and sentiment which rendered her
gentle and kind to all classes Of persons.
Modest and unobrusIye. in all things, she
was yet most active and constant in the
cause of beneyolencc. The poor and the af-
hictcd had always her warmest sympathy,
and they received from her all the assistance
at her command. Her life was blapclesS;
her energies were unremittng!y employed in
the sphere OF usefulness nttachingto her situ-
alton; she diffuSed cheerfulRess and harmony
in the circle Of her acquaintance. she made
her home the abode Of piety. intelligence,
contentment and JOY.
Approaching thus the loss we all have suS-
tanned in the death Of this, excellent woman,
we condole most heartily with the chief suf-
terers-ber bereayed husband and her wild
they ma? be abIe-folIowirg the example Of
her Christian fortitude and rrSignation-to
endure with patience, with meckness, and
therefore With profit 20 themselves, the SEEM
ins scyeritg Of this dispensation.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12
Eok THE HERALD
Union NEeeGinS.

y. 49,, q Dbl d.:
onlon rour'" oec''Oo mccoy hi'e'
Association will coH7enc with TIT
Mt. Ziou church, Friday before the
Gfth Sunday in J,ann,rv
n-5 p r -.
,, 0'0e. u DoS'ue''-'SS"S> l''
The disastrous consequences "l IN
diligence il inconsistent practices up
On the life and Influence cI Chris
,iaps' by j : Flovd
o., , g..
ospoath To the Hor'o oy Jas facHer
Bird. 'Tcmperauce, by DR.. JAS Nc
Intosh.
ttL. Subject Of bis OVID sclcctloo
J. K. z Goggans
Subjects for discussion. lst. Il
baptism is sacrament, rite, or cere
mony Of intuposltiou or mersiou re
gardless Of mode. may it not be per
formed BY spriukling or pouring !?
To be opened by Rev. l. Broaudus.
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Mrs. A. A. Gilbert.
Sumter Spirit OF the Times

It becomes our painful duty 10 chronicle
the demise Of one Of the noblest ladies Of our
cummunity-alrS. a. A Gilbert, wife of the
Watchman, and now the successful pastor of
the Methodist Church at Wedgefcld For
many years Mrs. Gilbert has been one of the
most active and ente, prising Of the many ex-
ccl!ent ladies which are the pride and glory
of our town. 4 member of the Methodist
Church, she was one of the leading spirits in
all church enterprises as well as lending her
cheerful and efficient aid to every good work
proper for her sex. g..
During the late war Mrs. Gilbert showed
the heroism of o true Southern woman. Not
only did she bear with accomplishing forti-
tHde the desolate- separation from her hus-
band during the fearful struggle, but in dill
gently and bepcyolently, meeting the wants
OF the sick and travelling +softierin going and
returning from his command, and many q
sick and weary soldiers heart was gladdened
by the prompt and generous attentions be-
slowed.
In church enterprises Mrsl lGibers not only
acquiesceI in all efforts to sustain her pastor,
| but she often led the noble band of ladies in
their enterprises by her liberal generosity and
unwearied diligence. But it rem named for
her brightest virtues TO shed their richest
luStre in the privacy of.a domestic life, which
| was as Beautiful as 1t was!pure. There in the
retirement OF her own family, with husband
| and children, she developed those lovely
| feminine graces which,. more than all l'otliers,
| distinguished her character and gave empha-
| sis 70 her life. ''''
| About tsenty-three months a9o she was
| called by Providence to give up the aSsocia-
| tions Of her own home i1 this community to
| perform the .arduouS duties of Methodist
| itinerant preachers calling. Devoted to all
the endcarmcnts Of home, and reigning there
| in loving affection over the hearts of her
| household; it would with less ,esoIute rnird
than hers have cost no small struggle to
| change the pleasures Of private home for
| the hardships and. struggles incident to the
i life Of o Methodist preachers wife What
| ever NAV be the privations and difficulties of
the husband, she has far larger share to
bear herself, but she did not for q moment
| confer with flesh and blood. 1t was only for
| ner to understand that God had moved her
husband 10 enter this field, when at once,
without any appareut struggle, she entered
| its activities, moving in its duties as vet
eran. Her career In this uninviting field of
| labor MRS short. Her unusually robust con.
( sti:ut;on soon yielded 10 disease, and gradp-
| ally she wasted away. but in all her ill-healti1
showing that she could patcnty suffer as
we'll as labor for her Master, and as the
weary laborcr after the tolls of the day lies
down to rest and sleep, SO, on the 81 OF Dc
cember. She Swee;ly fcl! asleep in Jesus.
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the
death Of His sain..c,",. Thus has passed a~sy
one before whose purity and piery the. tongue
of slander was silent and whose memory is
'aas ointnent poured forth"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12
Sale Of Valuable
Town Property /
u -
TO
Foreclose a Mortgage.

Cndcr and by virtue of the power and
authority conferred upon me by mortgage
executed by Spencer p. Baird, bearing date
the 2lsl day Of December, A. D 1877, and
recorded in the Office of the Register OF
Mcsne Conveyances for Newberry county,
in Book III, at pages $40, 42l and 422, on
the 22d day of December, A. D. 1877, I,
the undersigned mortgage, vii! sell at
public auction to the highest bidder before
the Court House door, at Newberry Court
House on the first Monday in February,
A. D. 1882, within the legal hours of sales,
all the right, title and interest in and TO Sil
that tract Of land situated in the town Of
Newberry, county Of Newberry and. State
of South Carolina, containing twenty.three
and four-tenths acres, more or less, lthe
mrtes and bounds of which are set. forth IN
tn. plat thereof made by James Grossea,
d. S, October 8, 1869, fronting en-
Harrington street and 8lnck Jack road. and
adjoining lands Of Mrs Marie ~. Norman
and Others, and known as ths Nc Hstfiea
place. ... ... ...-. :..,...,,1 II Ts:.,.+
The titles TO this place are: :perfsc4iy
good, and the undersigned viii eohts the
lands to the purchaser free of the, equity of
redemption oy Spencer P BairG.,l .;aaa-
Terms of sale, cash. .. -; .;n:'to.!"f4
, John ". HUMBEKTs,' ''.,,... <.,..
ma CARLISLE, gam. Mostgaseesf
.... Attorney for Mortgage. b.
Newberry. Jan. TO-. 1882. :% t%r2;es,
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Fox THE HERALD
CHESTER, $. g., Jan. &, 1882:

CHESTER: s. g., Jan. &, 1882:
We have moved from Rock Hill to
Chester Circuit Hereafter stop at
Chester aui make us glad with your
racy, spicy uewSy self
The lines again fall to US Ill pleas
ant places. y good holuc auoug a
generous people. uear = new aod CON-
modious brick church: aad prosper
Gus and well conducted school at our
door, may be mentioned among the
good things in reach. We are grid
Ing for the battle and expect success
\ happy aud successful year To you
and ali connected with the HERALD
Office. J. NJ. BoYD.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12

S Ii. Mcbride, Of the firm of. Nc
Bride K Co., wholesale crockery mcr
chants, Atlanta, Ga, WIZ has been {
great sufferer from Catarrh, says
"After having tried all the best med
ical skill in the United States, anG
every known. remedy, l was cured
with S.. S. 81. Che. KING of al
Specifics for blood diseases. Purely
vegetable. Price, sl.00 and sl.75
per bottle
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Souts, Carolina from Two
...-- -StaudDoiMtS.

The Philadelphia E:eniag BNIie-
in. Speaking Of the negro exodus
from Soatn Carolina, gives. among
3thers,.the following. reasons:lst,
shat the negro is universally perse
cuted and despised by the whites,
whose. .steadfast purpose it is to
keep him in subsection End, that
money is freely appropriated for
higher eiucation, but there are not
half enough school houses to which
negroes can go, and those to which
they can go are kept open for only
brief periods; Sd, The Legisla
ture has passed stock law which
was devised for the purpose OF bar
rying the blacks" 4th, a meas,
nre is now proposed imposing liml,
tations upon the suffrage, which
will disfranchise thousands OF black
citizens - 5th, "The whites have SO
arranged the contract system that
the negroes are nearly always rob-
bed of the fruits OF their labor, and
are swindled by storekeepers by
being charged from Is to 100 per
cent. advance upon the first cost OF
goods.
The above is the situation from
one standpoint; the standpoint OF
a rabid Republican newspaper,
whose mendacity is only equal]ed
by it's vindictiveness.
The situation from another stand
point is given il letter written to
the New York Methodist Of the 0th
instant by Rev. Edward Cooke,
ID, of Clafin University, Orange
burg, S. C. DR.. Cooke is o North
ern man and a Republican of a
pronounced type. We quote from
his letter:
.~I see, articles occasionally iu the
Northern papers assuming that the
Southern whites are still unfriendly
to the education OF the co!ored pco-
pie. This is a mistake. I meet with
no Influential white citizens who DC
not express a deep interest 10 the
SCHOOLS for the colored youth. The
war left the people poor, and they
have not had time to recover so as tc
be able to provide literally for the
education of either whites or blacks
! Ali the Southern States east Of the
mountains have good systeus fol
common schools, equally good for both
races, and administered with partia!i-
ty: This I can affirm of South Caro-
lima with confidence. The whites pay
probably tbree-fourths Of the schoo
tax, aad the blacks receive three
fourths of the benefit. For the want
Of means, these schools continue on
az. average less than four months in
the year What is needed to meet
the educational wants of such mass
Of ignorant people is more money
and this the Southern people have
not. Congress ought to take hold Of
this matter at once, and make appro-
priation 10 proportion to the Illteracy
As respects the higher education OF
the coored youth, some of the States
at least. are disposed to do all you
could we'll expect"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12

The Atlanta Constitution Of the
9th SAYS: "Mr Tom McCandless,
agent for the New Orleans short line,
last night shipped carload Of COL
ored emf migrants to Texas. There were
about sixty in the party. They came
from Rock Hill. S. c., and are going
to Herne, Texas" '
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

Ebrnczer P. Chalmers, rs Admir-, Of F. Ii.
Whitney, deceased, Plaintiff, against Ap-
ME F.. Whitney, ct a., Defendants.
Complaint 10 Sell Land to Aid in Paymen.
Of Debts, &c.
By virtue Of an Order herein passed !
viii! sell at public outcry at Newberry Court
House, on the First Monday in February,
18th day. 1882, the following real estate Of
Frederick II. Whitney, deceased, situate q
Newberry County, to wit:
Tract No. l-Containing 24l $500
Acres, more or less, aud bounded by lands
Of Mrs. Hannah Henderson, Government
land, tsact No. 2 and the tract assigned to
the widow for Dover. -
Tract No. 2-Containing Seventy eight
l9-l0O Acres, more or less, and bounded BIZ
Lot No. l, Government land, Eneeee River,
W. B.. Whitney and Dover tract: !;
''TERSs-0ne>half cash, and the balance
on credit Of twelve months, with iateres.
from day OF sale, the credit portion to be
secured by bond Of the purchaser and mort.
gage Of the premises sold. Purchaser 10
pay for papers.
J. B. FELLERs, J.cP.N.C.
Jan. l2, 2-4t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12
Guilty Of Wrong.

Soue people have fashion of con.
fusiag excellent remedies with the
large mass Of patent mediciues," =" and
in this they arc guilty of a wrong.
There are some advertised remedies
fully worth all that is asked for them,
aud one at least We know of-Hop
Bit,ers. The writer has had occasion
to use the Bitters in just such eli
rate as We have most of the year in
Bay City, and always found them to
be first class and reliable, doing all
that is claimed for them.-Irjbunc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12
State News.

Stale News.
Hon. Carlos Tracy, OF Walter
boro, died the Sth instant,
Rev, Emanuel Caughman, a~Ln,
theran minister Of Lexington Coun
ty, died the 18th uitimo.
The track OF the Augusta x
Knoxville r. r has been completed
42 miles from Augusta toward
Greenwood.
The Edgeield ChronicIe, which
met with the misfortune of having
its Office burned by the recent fire
in Edgefeld, has resumed publica
ton. The Chronicle is a first rate
newspaper, with abundance of pluck
and energy, and deserves a l!bcra
support from tue people Of the gooc
old County Of Edgeield.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12
Renew Your lease.

There are tunes iu every ones life
when eucrgy fails aud q miserable
feeling comes over them, mistaken
for lazincss. Danger turks in these
symptoms, as they arise from diseased
organs parker's Giuger Touic will
restore perfect activity to the
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. purify
the blood, aud renew your lease Of
health and omfort.-.1dC0cQfe.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12

No State in the Union can show
better record tbaa South Carolina
a"s made since 1865 and this re
cord her best citizens are deter
mined to perpetuate.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12
NrwRrRcy = T. 1ounHrv 9u,3 1899

NEwHEREY. s. e., January 2nI, 1882
As the settlement OF the business OF the
late Firm cf J. { WILSON & CO., drvclycs
upon nc, hereby notify all persons in
debted 10 said Firm by Note or Account TO
settle the same 1T once and save cost.
j. E. BROWN.
Jan. II, 2-3t.
News copy. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12

Having purchased the Stock of the late
Firm q }. G. Wilson 4 Co., will continue
hn< incsa at the old Stand. Thankiul Tor
liberal ratrorag" in tn" past, hope by
fair dcaling and close attention 10 business
to merit and rrt,lir the SAlnc in tho future.
J. T.. WILSON.
Jan. II, 9 81.
News copy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12
AND Still THEY iin.-On We

AND STIAL THEY EO.-Un Wed-
ueslay, 4tb, by the Air, Line train,
there arrived in Atlanta a party Of
seventy cclored people who hailed
from Edgcfeld County, South Caro-
lima. and who were en- route to :ir.
kansas. where they inteud locating.
This Was another squad sent out by
Hammond, the colorcd preacher.
NeUs md Courier.