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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-05-25

Personal.
Miss Minnie Herbert has returned
from Orangeburg.
Miss Aiken, of Cokesbury, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. &. D. Smart.
Rev. Dr.. Steck leaves to-day for Ohio.
He will return in about two weeks and
bring bis family with him.
Maj. Hutson Lee, of Charleston, is in
town to adjust the damage caused to
Mr.. Schumpert's house by fire Saturday.
Rev Dr.. Conrad, of Philadelphia, a
leading minister in the Lutheran
Church, preached at Luther Chap
ell last night to a large audience.
Mr.. D. R. Phifer has gone to Con-
cord, N. C. In few days be will
leave for Dakota, where he expects to
spend the greater portion of the sum-
ner.
Rev. Jacob Hawkins has gone to
Charlotte to attend the session of the
Lutheran Synod South. Mr.. D. B.
Wheeler and Mr.. W. P. Houseal leave
to-day for the same destination.
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Gle Runs After Der Macheen"

Such were the sad words of parents
of wild sons who forsook home 10 follow
the FIRE engine. But now it is. the New
Home Sewing Machine that every Southern
man woman and child rui.s after. Lud-
den & Bates, publishers Of the popular
Southern Musical and Home Journsl, will
give away at their next Quarterly Drawing.
July lst, splendid New Home Sewing Ma.
chine, Style No. 8, cash prlas SS5, to
some fortunate person who has subscribed
between April lst and July lst- Only $l.0o
secures the Journal for whole year (speci-
men copy free), and Ticket in the Draw
ing. One dollars worth OF beautiful music
in the Journal each month. Every musi.
clan needs it Address Ludden l. Bates
Southern Music House, Savannah, &c.
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Metts, McDufie, discharged at Richmond,

Metts, McDufie, discharged at Richmond,
1862.
Nets, W Glenn.
Murtishaw, Sam'l ".
Nance, Alfred D.
Odell, J Winick, dead.
Pratt, Simeon, wounded at Averysboro.
Price, Simeon, died of disease in Virginia,
1864.
Pope, Burt H., died of disease at New
berry, 1862.
Pope, VIM Henry, killed at Averysboro.
Pope, Thos b., discharged in Virginia in
1862.
Pope, Harrington.
Reid, Jro n, died of disease at Rich
nond, 1852.
Reid, VIM W.. killed at Charlottesville.
Renwick, Hugh, died of disease at Rich
nond, 1862
Ruff, J H., discharged in Virginia, 1862
Ruff, VIM w.. killed at Petersburg.
Ruff. J n g., promoted Assistant Surgeon.
Ruff, Reuben F., died of disease in Vir-
ginia. 1861,
Rodelsperger, Peter, discharged in Vir-
ginia, 1861, at expiration of term of enlist
ment.
Rice. Jacob.
Riser, Jno ".
Riser, Wallace W., wounded at Chaucel.
lorsville, Gettysburg and Cedar Greek.
Riser, Geo D.
Ruff, Moorman.
Sigh, Thos W., killed at Gettysburg.
Sloan, Ebeuezer P, killed at Knoxville.
Sigh, Geo, discharged, 1861, on account
Of physical disability; dead.
Sigh, VIM c., wounded at Fredericks-
burg.
suber, W Hillary, wounded at Fredericks.
burg.
snber, Benjamin, transferred to 9Th
Cavalry, 1869.
Souter, Frank A., wounded at Sharps-
burg - disabled by wound
Sumner, Frank ~, wounded at Savage
Station-died OF wounds at Richmond.
Schumpert, BeDj ~, killed at Chicka-
mauga.
Schumpert, Osborne L., wounded a. &C.
Oar Creek.
Sawyer, Frank a., killed al Knoxville.
Sulzoacher, Wm., substituted by VIM.
johnson, 1852.
Stribliug, Mathew, enlisted for State ser
vice.
scurry, Drury v, enlisted for State Ser
vice.
Tarrant, VIM T., promoted Lieutenant !;
transferred to Co. G.; wounded at Fred
ericksburg.
Tribble, ] R died of disease at Newher-
~. 1851.
!Tu1nipseed. Owens.
Wheeler, Danl B, wounded at Savage
Station-disabled from wound.
Wright, Jno n, killed at Sharpsburg.
Witt. Mike g.. transferred to Cavalry.
Wilson, Thos R., transferred to Co. G.;
dead
Wilson, CaleA, died Of disease at Cul-
peper, Va, 1862.
Wood, Sam'l J., discharged at Manassas,
1861.
Wingard, Henry s., wounded at Knox
vile.
Wedaman, Silas, dead.
Wilson, J Wm., killed at Strasbprg.
WilIingham, " Pleasant, doad.
Weir, Thos W., Laprens Co.
Willingham, -.
zobel, Julius, wounded at Knoxville
leg apputated,
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The Concert

The Concert
In the Opera House Monday night
was success in every respect, except
in the matter of attendance. There
was pretty fair audience, but not near
what the occasion deserved. The fault.
however, was with the weather. which
was decidedly threatening to dry goods
and millinery. The Concert was got:
ten up by Mrs. Clark and her pupils.
assisted By some other local amateurs
and Mr.. Ben. Ballew, of Laurensi and
was for the benefit of Kosciusko Lodge.
/. q. G. T. The performance opened
with a magnificent tablesu of about
twenty-five figures. the central one be-
ing an angel with wings. The tableau
was enlivened by the song "Wine is
Mocker," a song dedicated to the cause
of temperance. which was followed Ia
ter in the evening by the song. ''Oh,
Swallow! Happy Swallow!" Special
features Of the evening were the comic
songs, in costume. by Mr.. James Pack:
or. and the whistling solos by Mr.. Ben:
Ballew. Mr.. Racker performed bis
part 70 the intense amusement of the
sudience, and the Whistling was same-
thing wonderful, Both gentlemen were
eaooTed. Mr.. Taylor's cornet solos were
very fine, as was the cornet duet by Mr..
Taylor and Mr.. Boland. Mr.. Werber's
performances on the violin show that
his fingers have lost none of their cum
ming. The songs by Mrs. Houseal and
the Misses Rives and Miss Motto and
Messrs. Scholtz, Sheely and the Messrs.
Jones were well rendered. the dre,
"Ah! See the Pale Mcon," bsing excel!
lent. Little Nellie C1ark's rendering OF
Soldiers Joy on the piano captivated
the audience. This little three-year-old
is al isical phenomenon: Beautiful
selections were played 90 the piano hNy
Mrs. CLARK, Mrs. Holland, Mrs: Fair
Misses Beulah and Anna Greneker. NJ
9obel, 1. Davis, Lsars and Clars
Rlease. =.
The only fault that could'b found
with the Concert is that it extended tot
| far into the night; and this was occa
stoned by the late beginning:
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The Hook and [ adder Co.,

Passed by the HERALD Office on
Thursday last on their way to the pic
mic at Cline's Grove. Their appear
ance was very creditab!e in their new
red shirts. They forgot to salute as
they passed.
In the afternoon they gave an e1hibi-
ton of their skill. Starting near the
Baptist Church they ran down Caldwell
Street to the Court House, a distance Of
three hundred yards, put the ladder
against the Court House front. the
scaler ascended and touched the wall.
and they put the ladder back on the
truck-all in two minutes and five Sec
onds. They made a second run in pre-
cisely the same time. Messrs. j. f.
Brown, E. G. Jones and B. H. Cline
acted as Judges.
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A Runaway.

A Runaway.
While Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. S. Living
ston were coming to town Saturday in
a buggy, Mr.. Livingston accidentally
dropped the lines about opposite the
Baptist Church. In attempting to re-.
cover them be frightened the horse, and
be broke of at full speed down Cald-
well Street. Mr.. Livingston was thrown
out against tree in front of the Webb
house, and Mrs, Livingston was thrown
against the palings of the Methodist
parsonage. At this point the shafts
were broken and the horse broke loose
from, the buggy. Mrs. Livingston,
though she had fearful fall, was not
seriously hurt. but reeeiYed some pain
full bruises. Mr. Livingston Was badly
hurt. His knee joint was severely
wrenched, and he is still suffering from
it. and is confined 10 bis bed. He also
got several bruises and scratches about
bis head and on other parts of his body.
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The County Agricultural Society


Will meet in Newberry Sale-day (5th)
of June, for the purpose of considering
The financial affairs of the Society and
to decide upon some definite plan of &C.
ton. 1t has become necessary to wind
up the affairs of the Society. Suit has
5een instituted for this purpose by the
Administrative Of Capt. Jno. McCarley,
Who vas an endorser for some of the
Society's liabilities. Ths'debts of the
Society amount to S2,350.46-of which
amount S1,601.91 are owing to Aessrs.
Brown & Moseley, and S748.55 to the
National Bank of NewberrY. There
are other small liabilities. which can
probably be covered by funds on hand.
The resources, OF assets, consist of the
Fair Grounds, q 81 acres> and the i'm
provements.
The Society will likely be reorgan-
lied rs joint stock company, and the
Fairs held annually as heretofore.
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WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUND
Ed POPULARITY OF
AIlc0ck's Porous Plasters7

Because they have proved
themselves the Best External
Remedy ever invented. They
will cure asthma, coughs,
colds, rheumatism, neuralgia,
and any local pains.
Applied to the small of the
back they are infallible in
Back-Ache, Nervous Debili-
ty, and all Kidney troubles +;
to the pit of the stomach they
are a sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint.
ALLC0CK's POROUS
PLASTERS are painless,
fragrant, and quick to cure.
Beware of limitations that
blister and burn. Get
ALLCOCK'S, the only Genuine
Porous Plaster.
Jaa. s, l-6m. cow
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An ingenious Picture Frame.

We were shown Saturday very in
genious piece of work executed by Mr..
G. W. Psrkeson, Cor Bennett). It is an
oval picture frame. about - By Is inch
es, made entirely of pieces of cigar
boxes, there being two hundred and
forty pieces in the frame. all put t9.:
aet6et without nail Or glue. The frame
IS pretty and unique. The whole work
vas done with pocket knife.
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The Cay Lothario.

The Cay Lothario.
The Manchester ReUes0 says of Nc
Gill, an account of whose elopement
with the wife of Mr.. N. L. Shell was
published in the HERALD the 1lth:
::McGill was well known in this eoun:
tJ, and bore the nnenyiable reputation
Of being lazy, trising and hgpocritical:
He Left mother, wife aud 500. but no
daughter, living in this town. and we
understand that they consider bis de-
sertion as good riddance of had rub
bish. It is suspected that the guilty
pair are somewhere in North Carolina.
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Paper Change.

FapeF Ehange.
Col. T. Stobo Farrow, the editor and
proprietor of the Spartanbprg HerGld,
takes leave OF its many readers ir Il
long and eloquent valedictory last week.
having sold out to his former partner,
Mr.. r. j. Daniel. Col. Farrow, how
ever, does not sever bis connection with
the Press. but takes editorial charge OF
the Carolinian, published at Gafney
City, of which paper he has bought a
half interest. Mr.. Daniel has associated
with him MIR. Julian w. Cavis, who as
sumes editorial control of the Herald.
W. wish both papers and their editors
and proprietors a prosperous and happy
career.
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Skin diseases are increasing TO an alarm
ing extent, and whsn left alone take deep
er root. and the longer neglected are the
more discult 20 cure. They all indicate l
diso.dered or impure condition Of the blood
A few bottles of the great vegetable sl;era'
tive, S. S. s., by purifying the blood, cures
all such diseases, and robs future years OF
much suffering. Price, Sl.0o and sl.75pe
bottle
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Marrow Escape from Fire.

Marrow Escape from Fire.
Saturday afternoon smoke was seen
Issuing from a room in Col. 0. L.
Schumpert's residence. On opening the
door it was found that the room was
full of fire and smoke. There was no
man about; but the cook succeeded in
putting out the fire before any great
damage was done. A large basket OF
clothing WAS burned, also some bed
clothing. portion of the carpet. the
mantle piece and some pictures that
were on it. Bot for the presence of
mind of the cook the house would very
likely have gone, as the flames were
spreading fast.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS,
REMEMBER.

The next State Sunday Schoal Gorven,
ton of South Carolina will meet in CAM.
DEN, Oh sae SECOND WEDNESDAY OF
JULY.
Each County is entitled to as many rep
resentatiyes as it has in the Legislature.
They are appointed by the Interdenomina-
tional County Sunday School Convention,
where one exists; other wise, BY County
Secretary. Let the Cognty!secEetaFies look
after the representation at once, also see
that full County Sunday School statistics
are prepared and presented to the meeting
10 July.
Sunday School Workers, let US devote
thought and prayer to the meeting and
make it very profitable to the Sunday
School use in our State.
We hope to publish Programme ere loag.
G.F. WILLIAMS,
President Executive Board.
R,paE, S. c., May II, 1882.
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The Hoea School

The Hoge School
Had its annual picnic at Cline's Grove
Thursday. The attendance was large,
and the day passed Off pleasantly.
,sezFidsY night the School Exhibition
was held Il I6esp;an Hail. The ball
was literally jamued. The exercises
consisted of declamstion, singing, dis-
ZONES and the crowning of the May
O1een. The pupils knew their pieces
perfectly and went through them well.
The exercises throughout were decided
" cred;tabIe to the teachers and pupils.
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Registration.

The Supervisor of Registration will
complete bis circuit through the County
to-day at Cromer's Store.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
next be will be at Newberry to register
the voters of Township l.
To-day week. June 1. and mp to June
21st, he will be at the Court House for
the purpose of correcting errors ofregis-
tration and of registering voters who
have failed TO register at their respec-
tive precincts.
The time is short, and no good citi-
zen should fail to register.
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Liens for Sale.
Blank Liens for supplies and for rent,
for sale at this Office. =
endalrs Irsstisa- on The Horse.

Kendalps Irsstise on the Horse.
THIS yatnsbTe book is for sale st the
HERALD Book Store, prlce only g cents
for single copy, or five copies for 81 90.
This book tells you what to do for your
horse when sick, and treats Of every dis
ease to which haFss ia liable. Get a
copy and save money and anxiety.
Only for sale at the
51-tf HERALD Book STORE.
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Various and all About.
The weather continues,
And 40 does the dnll times.

i 1uS n6dLucG COuIluuCSs
And so does the dull times,
As also the HERALD's demand for
cash.
An honest man is the pursuit of wo-
man.
We are sorry to learn that Rev. j.
A. Sigh is in bad health.
There was a pleasant pic mic near
Miller's mill On Bush River Saturday:
The Senior editor is off on a dininu-
tive bender. He left on Thursday last:
The person who gets drunk for fua
always gets so drunk that he don't have
any fun.
A wife should be like roast lamb,
tender. and nicely dressed. No sauce
required.
Mr.. A. II. Ko'r. of P: osperity. has
been appointed by the Governor No
tary Public.
Mr.. F. A. Schumpert sold a McCor-
mick Reaper to Messrs. VIM. and Mack
Smith Saturday.
Two of the prisoners in Jail are act:
ing crazy-James Sadler, white, and
Baxter DeWalt: colored.
The first bog of through freight over
the A. & Z. 3. r. went to Newberry
last week.-Greeaaaoood Ar9a&S.
The Sumter Advance says the chief
of police delivered up the keys and
other parephernalie of his Office"
Mr.. o. P. Saxon has been quite sick
for the past two days from an overdose
of Laudanum, but is nearly we'll again.
Mr.. j. Bolton Werts' dog went mad
Tuesday and attempted to bite some
persons on the premises. He was kill
ed.
The HERALD is under obligations to
Mr.. James j. Reeder, of Boston, for
some excellent strawberries and pota=
toes last week.
Eugene's white rats look very lnno-
cent and pretty until they turn their
narratives to view. He is now ready
to negotiate for white elephant.
Rev. W. L. Pressly. of Due West,
preached Saturday morning and also
Sunday morning and night at Thomp.
son Street Church, Newberry.
The County Democratic Executive
Committee will meet Saleday in June
and it is very probable they will call a
County Convention at an early day.
The County Auditor request US te
make change in his advertisement by
putting in so instead Of go. Those be-
| tween 81 and so are liable to poll tax
Those barroms that had their screens
taken down recently so that the passing
public might folly view what was trans
piring within have put them back q
gain.
Rev. J. C. Boyd, of Prosperity, ha:
been in Abbeville County during tht
past week assisting ip series Of reli
gious meetings at Lower Long Cane
Church.
A refusal to answer the Auditor
question concerning taxable propert,
is misdemeanor, and the Auditor i
required to report such an one to- >th
1
Solicitor for prosecution,
| Nearly twenty car loada Of steel rail
have recently been sent Gown the c. (
G. R. R. from Greenville to be use'
upon that line of road. The rails wer
made in Richmond, Va.-Coluna6i
Yoen1an.
That was iendish act of desecratio
in the Hebrew Cemetery in Colnnbia
Among the tombsto1es thrown dow
and broken was one erected by Mr. 4
Koppel, of Newberry, over the grave.c
bis wife. ::
Messrs. Geo. 3. Isaacsg Joseph JW
kins and :Wm. 6: Smith ape The passe'
ger conductors on The C. q G. &. B.
running between Columbis and Wa
. balla- The conductors get rest evea
third day.
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Dry Goods, Millinery, &c.

Dry Goods are considered a necessity
by all civilized people. The Zulus,
Sioux and some other savage tribes DO
not care for such things. but as none OF
these tribes subscribe for this paper this
notice is not intended for them. And
rnillinery-wby. the best part Of hu-
uispity is wrapped up in j! millinery:
Those wbo are 10 need Of these essen:
tisls, and are wanting the best at the
lowest prices, will do we'll to call on
W. j. Young, of Colqmbia, whose card
appears in this issue,
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The academy Pic Mic.

The Female Academy Pic Mic ct
Maj. Jones' fish pond was the event OF
the season. The day was beautiful.
and . better location could not have
been chosen. Young and old were out
in large numbers. There were smuse-
snents for the little children, and dane
ing for the larger ones. In the even
ing the young people met again at the
Academy, and spent an hour or two
pleasantly together.
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Beauty Resained.

BeautY Hesalnec.
The beauty and color Of the hair may be
safely regsined By using Parker's Hair Bal
sam, which is much admired FOR its per-
famc, cleanliness aud dsndruf eradicating
properties.
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:Reaping.

MIR. F. A. Shumpert & Co. will cut
Messrs. Christian & Smiths oats in the
field beyond the College Monday morn
ing, provided the weather be suitable.
They will nse two Mccormick harves-
ters and binders. We make this an
nouncemsnt so that persons who want
10 see the machines:at work can do so.
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Deaths.

Deaths.
Mr. Samuel Fleming. an aged and
respected citizen Of Laurens, died Sun
day.
Rev. B. n. Boozer, of the S. c. Meth
odist Conference, died at Prosperity Fri
day aight. At the last session OF the
Conference be was assigned as Supernu-
merary to Pacolet, Spartsnbnrg Coup
ey. His heslth failed, and he came buck
to his old home and died. he leaves &
wife and children.
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cIuf ates.

CIUH&TtaIGS.
The Columbis Register will be club
bed with the HERALD as follows: Week.
IN Rsqister and HERALD $3.50. 1ri-
soeeau Register and HERALD SIS, Daily
ReoiSer .aa6 HERALD 1915: =, "'':3
'"Rbs WssNa.. Hssdaatsau and HERALD at
S3.a0. A-tf.
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How to Save.

How to Save.
All hard workers are subject to bilious
attacks which may end in dangerous illness.
Parker's Ginger Tonic will keep the Kidneys
and siver sctive, andby 'preveating the at:
tack save much Sickness, loss Of tune and
expense. Delay at such times means dan.
ger,-Detroit Press. See other column
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OUR MONTHLY.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

OuR MONTHLY Ia magazine devoted to gen
ersl au5 RELIGIOUS reading. Its contains "a
double column pages, and every endeavor will
be made to make It worth the money.
Every charitably inclined person should sub
scribe for it, as the entire subscription 10 devoted
to the support Of the orphans 10 the
THORNWELL ORPHANAGE
Of Clinton, S, c., by whom all the work upon it
is done. It is carefully edited and is worth the
price asked for it. viii not the friends Of the
Orphanage get up list Of subscribers for rs and
so enable deserving boys to assist in supporting
themselves.
An subscriptions should be sent at once to the
Rev. WIZ, 2. JACOBS,
Oct. %, 42-tk Clinton, s. C.
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JWSsce1E
IRON.

Pure Hammered Swede's Iron.
Best Refined Tire Iron, ! to 8 inches.
Band. Hoop, Round, Square and Oval
Irons, in full stock, at lowest market prices,
at
BOOzER'S HARDWARE STORE,
No. 2 Mowers New Block.
Mar. 80, Sly.
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ENIGMA.
Composed of Z letters.
Ny l, Z, 6, is fox.
Ny 8, 2. 4, is a number Of things.
My 5, is vowel.
My whole is a cover or screen of
shields. NELLIE.
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Dr. Mofett's Teethina (Teething
Powders) will cure your child. For
sale by all Druggists and Country Mer-
chants. SJly
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
WEEKLY PALMETTO YE0MAN ,

COLUMBIA, 8. c.
1t is an s page paper, designed for the peo-
pie, filed with Interesting lily
Reading, News, Markets, &c. Subscription !:
One Year, 81 1.50: Seven Months, Sl.00:
Three Months, so Cents-payable in ad.
vance. For Six Names and Nine Dollars an
Extra Copy for one year. Specimens fur
nished. The DAILY YEOMAN, an after
noon paper, is 81 year.
C. u. McJUNKIN.
4o-tf Editor and Publisher.
Clpbbed with the dERkLD at 1926.
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POST UEEICE
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

A1r. l.. S., Bowers, post master a
Prosperity is our authorized agent a
that place.
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Roll Of Co. "E," (9uitman Rnes) Sd Regi.
ment, S. c. V.'s-Surendered at Greens.
boro, N. c.
(PaEPARED BY CAPT. 3. q. WRIGHT AND
sERGT. CALHOUN y. BoYD.)
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d1as9' Puzzle Corner.

ANSWERS TO LAST PUZZLES.
EN1GHA.-The United States of Amer.
ica.
PHONETIC CHARADE.-Tripod.
DIAMOND PUzzLE.-
NJ
D A N
CON GO
NAME r 3 D
P A r IS
PEN
CHARApE.
In the merry spring
When the robins sing,
My first will always come,
When the flowers fair
In the balmy air
Are bursting into bloom.
There's a story old
In the Bible told
Of one who in the night
In my next was placed
BY his friends in haste,
And from his foes took fight.
When my first is here
Will my whole appear,
Well filled with sweetmeats nice;
On our door ':.is hung.
Then the bell is rung,
And the giyer's gone in trice.
BELLE GORDON.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-05-25
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