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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-12-07

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wrought.
There is one very delicate subject
which preachers must handle with the
utmost care, and it may be expected that
l should at least touch upon it to-day.
But if 1 take it up I want to handle it
with a very long pair of tongs, and have
the wisdom to drop it before 1 myself be
injured or break the heart of so1ne ten
der nearer. l refer to the political status
of our country. By some means, l know
not why, there has been a wonderful ov-
erturning in the political field within the
past few months. Idon't know whether
our celestial morning visitor has had
anything to do with it or not. There ap'
pears to be an opinion on the part o.
some that it will yet strike earth in the
near future and put an end to all things
terrestrial. Some one said not long ago
that when the comet came in contac
with the earth it would knock the devi
/, out of it. If that be the mission of tn,
comet of 1882, l say, God speed the da,
when the earth and the comet may com
, in contact; but there is no evidence
whatever on that score, at least that i
has already struck either of Dur great pc
/ litical parties. l know not what may b.
I the sentiment of this congregation, but
am free to say that 1 believe the grea
, political cyclone that has swept over GU
country in the last few weeks is one Q
the excellent things of the past year, TO
which we may with our hearts sing t
: the Lord to-day. One party has been il
r power for the most part, % years, an,
grand and noble as has been the work G
that party during this double decade
our nations history, it must be admitte
by the men of that party, that decay ha
I made its appearance from root to branch
Divisions, schemes and personal strife
have arise and these appear to hav
overshadowed all of the grand motive
for which the party was brought into eS
l~istence. Promises have been made
t pledges have been taken, only to be lai
aside and forgotten when election da
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-11-02
Mahone Assessing 1ne Women
Clerks.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-'What do
the women employees in the depart
ment do when Mahone's circular
reaches them z was asked by Post
Office employee.
Cry? was the laconic response.
Then they call him a scoundrel.'
One lady from Virginia, widow
with six children, on SIS salary, was
assessed SIS. When she received the
circular she burst iuto tears. She was
advised to appeal to Mr. Dallas, Chief
Of the Dead Letter Office. She did
so, aud represented her struggles to
live on her salary, and inability to
pay. He said it was a shame and au
outrage, and told her to 90 to Frank
Howe, who is tue virtual head of the
Post Office Department. Dir. Howe
heard her pitiful story, aud told her
that her only chance was to appeal to
Senator Mahoue.
And if ! refuse to appeal to him or
pay it, will you protect me| she asked.
That l cannot do,' he replied.
Senator Mohone's wife has a cousin
who is in the Post Office Department
on 5000 salary. She was born 10
Virginia, bat appointed from New
York. She has not been assessed.
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Aid for MahOne In Virginia.

Somebody has got copies of several
letters which have passed between
the chairman of the Republican Com
mittee and prominent Republicans
and others regarding the campaign,
and portion of them are published.
One is FROM Mr.. Henderson, the sec
retary of the committee, to Mr.. Hub
bell, and reads as follows:
HEADo'Rs REPUBLICAN Cox. CON-,
$40 THIRTEENTH ST., N. w.,
WASHINGTON, D. G, Oct. 6, 1882.
Hon. J. \. HUBBELL, Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel, New York-Dear Judge
I wrote General Malone few days
ago as to what lie thought the capi,
tation tax Of Virginia should be.
| enclose his answer and cali your at
tentiou to the last paragraph Of his
letter. For Gods sake do not let
this report that Mr.. Chandler brings
me be the closing of your work. You
must make break among the capi-
talists.
Hastily and cordially yours,
I. B. HENDERSON,
Secretary.
Mahone's letter was as follows:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 2, 1882.
My Dear General Thanks for your
esteemed note of 2Sth ult. ! will be
able to give the desired information
early next week. We ought to have
help at the earliest day now. No
time to lose. Yours truly,
MAHoNE.
Here is another from Henderson to
Hubbcil, dated Headquarters, Get. 5,
Hon. J. 4. HUBBELL, Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel, New York City: I en-
close letter from Chairman Brady,
which shows bow pressing Virginia
matters are. While am not in favor
of letting this into their hands until
the 18th, still you can see that the
time is Dear at hand. In that State
alone We will need at least S25, 1000,
according to estimates of Col. Brady.
J merely iuclose this for your infor-
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For TIE HERALD
Charleston Correspondence.

MEssRs. EDITURS |. am a l'a"
wate, been one frUm ny berth and
'spcct to coutiuuer 10 the same line
indeafnightly. l seldom rite tornoos.
papers, but bein' interested in New
berry and luvip' all my bretherin aud
sisterin there, | want them to no souc
thin about what | am seeing here in
Charleston. The beautifulleSt shurS
man ever see are 90 King Street.
they are perfectly gorgeous, and the
wimmeu, lovely crceturs, are as thick
leeves IN q mans front yard In the
fawl, pervided there are a tree thar
How | look at them aud gaze until
my site is obscured by tecrs-teers Of
Joy that | dou't have to foot their
bills. The Dutch koruer groceries
here are more of institooshuns than
the caliker shops, every korner has
won, two, Or three of them, and what the
folks who live on crackers and cheese
wood do without the korner groceries
puzzles me 1t is wurderful. Rice
and fish are another diet down here,
and these are peculiar to the darkeys,
and yhen Charleston darkey passes
you on the street you can almost fancy
you here the rice rattliu' agin the
bones.
My freu's and neighbors will be
pleased to here that the charming, in-
telligeDt Miss Annie Arnold has shut
fed orph the coil Of siugleuess AID
took ou the bonds Of materlDony.
You remember this young lady spent
some time 10 you: midst last summer,
and made many hearts sore when she
left. The deed is activally done, she
were married last Thursday oighs at
half arter pine, accordin' to the Epis-
kerpIe rights, and she looked as pretty
and sweet as pair of red shoes with
blue strings. l forgot to say that her
name is low Metts, Mrs. John Metts,
which is her husbands name. Iu-
mejuntly follogin' the ceremony, was
brot in huge cake, a Brides cake,
and wine, these were partook of by
everybody in the room, not one havln'
the hart to refuse. The eatin' of
cake and drinkin' of wine was inter-
estiDg. Then there was 60 or 70
minutes of talkin' and jokeiug, arter
which there we're weddin' supper
which in pint of profpshpp, variety
and elegance could DOT be ezcelled, [
am glad I were there, Messrs. Editurs,
so as to be able to kronikle a very
happy and charming event. Sich a
cuttir' and slashin' of roast pig; tur-
key, ham and other things [ never
seed before, and rite at the he'd of the
table sot the beautiful bride in her
white dress aod vail, it were pretty
site. She ct pig and turkey just like
the rest w US. The cost of the sup
per and all the other preparashuus
wood run the HERALD for months. I
am very sorry for the young men who
fell 10 luv with this young lady last
summer, and wood not now lacerate
thar feelin's, but truth has kompelled
me to tel! Nv what l seed with my
own eyes. Feeiin' very much over
come with this recital, I will rite no
more, and remain your
THIN SPACE.
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What have you done 50 far? Cor
daily yours,
D. B. HENDERSON.
Secretary.
I':,iS is the letter alluded to
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Chairman. james D. Brady.
Secretary, NJ. V. Hazlewood.
PETERSBURG. Va. Oct. +, 1882.
Col. D. B. HENDERSON, Secretary
National Republican CON-, Washing
ton, D. C.-My Dear Colonel: At
i.r consultation with a few of our
most influential friends | 6Dd that it
is DOW too late to make the move in
the Fourth District suggested. As to
Jorgenseu. If you should SEQ Jor-
eensep before I return to Washington
on Monday next, please advise him.
1t is of vital importance to our cause
nat we should receive financial help
within the next FIVE days, and [ sin
cerely trust that your committee may
be able to favoraoly respond.
Very truly yours.
JAMES D. BRADY.
There are other letters of the same
nature supposed to be il the hands Of
soIne prominent Democrats who re-
fuse to disclose the sources fror;
which they came. Some startling
revelations are promised later on.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-11-02

The editor of the NeUs and Cou-
ri:D'r is authority for the statement
that there is an actual white voting
majority in every Congressional
District in the State except the 7th.
He must mean that. the whites have
a majority of the registered voters.
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eN,eaU advertisements.
ELECTION NOTICE.
NEwB:kkY, S. c., Nov. |, 1857.

NEHBsRHI, ,. w., NOV. /, 1907.
No:ice is hereby given that the following
named persons are hereby appointed Mana
gers ior their respective voting precincts
in Newberry County 70 conduct the election
to be held on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
7tb, 1882, for State Officers, u on the spc-
cial questions, TO wit: Three Amendments
to the State Constitution, to be submitted
to the people, and for three Representa-
tives, one School Commissioner, one Pro-
bate Judge, three County Commissioners
and one Coroner, in accordance with law,
to wit:
Newberry-Erank W. Fant, Leland II.
Speers, John n. Bass.
Gbson's Store-H. G. Wilson, James
Hutchinson, Benjamin F. Cannon.
Maybinton-W. Y. Lyles, D. A. Thomas,
W. 0. Aughtry.
Cromer's Store-W. O. Cromer, Joseph
G. Hargrove, John J. Suber.
Jalaps-F. A. Scbumpert, G. W. Buford,
John G.. Gary.
Longshore's S'ore-James Il. Aull, Jo-
seph F. Burton, John a. Werte.
Williams Store-A. J. league, 0ceola
T. Holloway, James w. Tribble.
Dead Fall-Lstimer W. Long, D. W.
Stewart, D. B. Worts
Prosperity-C. F. Boyd, J. L. Wise, Jno.
J. Hawkins.
Jolly S;reet-Geo. u. Wilson, John Fea-
gle, J. c. Nee.
Pomaria-Johu A. Cromer, Charles P.
Dickert, Daniel P. Werts.
Glymphville--J. B. Heller, j. B. Crooks.
S J. Wood.
The said Managers are requested to quail
ify at once and cali for boxes, poll lists, in
structions, SC, at the Office Of George S.
Mower, on or before Monday, November
9th, 1882.
J.Y. CULBREATH, Chairman.
GEO. S MOWER,
JAMES DEWALT,
Commissioners Of Election FOR State and
County Officers for Newberry County.
The following persons have been ap-
pointed as Managers of the Congress
sional Election:
Newberry-H. H. Evans, 1. W. WAL
ter, G. B. McWhirter.
Gibson's-P. B. Sigh, Jno. Brown,
VIM. Chalmers.
Maybinton-J. F. Qxner, ]. H. Irby,
David Henderson.
Cromer's-Clayton Abrams, James
D. johnson, Jno. G. Duckett.
Jalapa-T. H. Chalmers, Thompson
Conner, D. Walter Barre.
Longshore's-P. B. Workman, Chas.
J. Floyd, P. G. Smith.
Williams'-James R. Irwin, j. 0.
Dickert, G. G. Ridlehuber.
Dead Fall-Thos. P. Blair, Jno. c.
Schumpert. G. Burt Reagin.
Prosperity-J.S S. Perrin, Robt. Bruce,
J. G. Cook.
Jolly S:reet-G. A. Mills. Jacob B.
Livingston, NJ Luther Kinard.
Pomaria-W. F. koon, j. B. Suber,
P. NJ. Derrick.
Glymphville-J. B. Heller, j. B.
Crooks, S. J. Wood.
The above Managers are requested 10
qualify at once and call for boyes, poll
lists, instructions, &C., at the ONCE Of Jas.
K. P. Goggaus.
G. G. SALE, Chairman,
JAS. <. P. GOGGANS,
THOS. DAVIS,
Commissioners OF Election for Congress
man from the Sd S. G. District.
Nov 2 44-lt
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We have been informed by a
member OF the State Executive
Committee that there are $4,000
more black registered voters in the
State than white. How important
then that the full democratic vote
be polled!
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life. Some years ag" he was success
ful iD wioping the heart and hand of
one IF our mnst attrartire bellies. whose
beauty, Intelligence, spright!in"~S and
piqnancy are rarely cqna''"d. ;;cing
the elGc-t OF three sisters. al "i whom
have quite an uncommon Share !:
beauty aud attractiveoess. One t0ir
H::le boy is the only surviving off
spriug Of this congeuial union. '".
eldest, very interesting child, a's'' i
boy, having been carried off by dirl'-
liberia several years ago.
(To be Continued
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legal Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
Thos. N. Lake vs.. Jordan p. Pool.

By virtue Of an execution 20 1le directed
in the above stated case, will sell, at
Newberry Court House, on the First Mon
day (Sale day in November next. within
the legal hours of sale, at public outcry,
to the highest bidder, ali that House and
Lot, situate in the Town Of Newbcrry, con-
tanning One-half Acre, more or less, and
bounded on the South By Johnstone Street,
West by lot of Mrs. D. W. T. Killer and
North by Friend Street, now OCCUPIED by
Dr. Z. c. Jones.
I will s'se sell, &C the SANG time and
place, one other House and Lot, situate in
the Town of Newbcrry, containing One
half Acre, more or less, and bounded on
the West by lot above described, on the
Nor;h by Friend Street, East by Holman
Street, and South by Johnstone Street.
Levied on as the property of Jordan P.
Pool.
TERMs-All cash. Purchaser to rag for
papers. D. B. WHEELER, s. n. q.
Sheriff's OHce, Oct. lS'b, 1882. 42-3t
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Judge Pressly decided at Or,
angeburg last week that persons
convicted of either grand larceny
or petit larceny are disqualified
from voting.
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the Height Of Folly.

To wait until you are in bed with
disease you may net get over for
months, is the height Of folly, when
you might be easily cured during the
early symptoms by Parker's Ginger
Tonic. We have known sickly fam
lilies made the healthiest. by timely
use of this pure medicine.-ObServer
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VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.

I will sell at private sale my plantation
of Three Hundred and Forty (340) Acres,
more or less, lying in Township No. Of
Newberry County, near Beaverdam Creek,
and bounded by lands Of Mrs Thos. u.
Paysinger, F. Werber, Sr., I. Il. Boulware
and DR.. D. A. Cannon. The land will be
sold in body or divided into tracts TO suit
purchasers Further information as to said
land can be obtained from my brothers Jno.
G. Goggans and Jas. X. P. Coggans.
ELIZABETH S. HERBERT.
tun "a 34-tf
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It has been clearly established that
Catarrh is blood poison; therefore,
any remedy that is perfect blood
purifier will cure this disease. S. S.
S. is the remedy, being purely Vege-
table, aud has been known to cure
some of the worst cases in few
weeks. Price, sl.00 aud s1.75 per
bottle.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-11-02

Go to the polls early, and stay
there. There is no telling how
much can be accomplished on cleo
ton day by hard work Of the right
kind.
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State News.

Mr. J. R. Lawson, of Kingstree,
committed suicide Sunday by
shooting himself with pistol ;
cause, bad health.
The suit of Miss Beulah Gun
niDgham against Orion P. Good
win, in Laurens, for breach of pro-
mise, has been settled by the mar
riage of the parties.
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Highly Esteemed.

Tie youthful color and rich lustrc
are restored to faded or gray hair by
the use Of Parker's Hair Balsam: u
harmless dressing highly esteemed for
its perfume and purity.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY

David johnson, as Probate Judge, W.. Sallie
L. Phifer and David R. Phiter.
In obedience to an order for foreclosure
passed herein by his Honor D. C. Pressly,
Circuit Judge, op 10th February, 1882, |
will seil, at Newberry Court House, on the
First Monday (Sale-day) in November next,
at public outcry, to the highest bidder,
within the legal hours of sale, al that tract
or plantation OF land, stu. ate, lying and be-
ing in Newberry County and State arore-
said, containing Two Hundred and Fifty.
three Acres, more or less, and bounded by
lands of Baruch Duncan, John Rice, J. L.
Phiter and Absola,n Shell
Terms Of sale as set forth in said order
are as follows, to wit: One.third cash, bal
ance to be paid in TWO equal annual install.
ments OF one aud two yesrs With interest
thereon from day Of sale, and upon default
beirg made in the payment Of either of the
instruments of the credit portion resale at
the risk of the former purchaser shall tax.
place at such time as the plaintiff herein
may indicate. Purchaser to paw for papers.
D. B. WHEELER, S. Il. C..
Sheriff's Office, Oct. II, 1882 At
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The Herald
IHOS. F. GRENEKER, w.,
W. H. WALLACE, EDITORS
NEWBERRY, S. C..
THURSDAY, NOV. 2, 1882.
pApER RNR TIE PEOPLE

terests Of the people Of this County and the
State. II circuiates extensively, and as an
Advertising medium offers unrivalled ad-
yantaees. For Terms, see first page.
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Let Newberry County distinguish
herself next Tuesday by giving
full vote for the democratic ticket.
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The Republican County Con-
yentiOn

Saturday was nearly equally d.
vided on the question OF making
nominations. Those opposing nom,
nations gave as their reason for
doing so, that there was no change
for the election of such ticket.
The minority, led by D. Il. Mafett,
were eager for nominations; and
by the aid of the Chairman and
Secretaries, who were the tools Of
the minority, came near carrying
their point, and would have done
so but for the fact that the majori-
~, seeing the tricks played upon
them, left the Convention and there
by reduced that body below a
quorum. Among those favoring
nominations were D. H. Mafett,
Orange MafetS, Sim Young, Bar
uch Boyd, Jim Henderson, Joe
Hines, Jesse Brooks and Frank L.
Hicks. Among those opposing
nominations were Henry Kennedy,
B. r. Wilson, David F. Lyles, B.
W. Nance, Chas. Brown, Munson
Long and Newton Darby. The
Convention was at times noisy, bat
for the most part he proceedings
we're orderly. Most Of the dele
gates appeared to be ''at sea-" The
speeches were mild and temperate,
except those made by Mafett, the
Principal of the Hoge School. His
were violent and abusive in the
extreme.
In his TRADE he abused the dem
oeratic party for disfranchising, by
the Registration Law, 10000 col
ored voters in the State. The
Registration Law does not aisfran-
ehise anybody. These $4,000, or
whatever the real nu1aber may be,
have disfranchised themselves by
their own crimes. The objection
that such persons as Mafett has to
the Registration Law IS. that it
prevents those from voting who are
not entitled to vote.
AHe charges the democrats with
the social progress Of the
negro. If he means that they op.
pose social equality the charge is
true, and will always be true.
He charges them with opposing
the political progress OF tie negro.
The political progress that such
men as Mafett wants is that which
would put the State back under
negro rule. The democrats do
oppose this sort of progress; and
will oppose it to the last extremity.
He charges them with opposing
the educational progress of the ne.
gro. Mafett claims to be an in
telligent negro; and he knows that
the Constitutional 2 mills school
tax was adopted by Democratic
voters and ratified by democratic
Legislature; that nearly the whole
Of this tax is paid by the whites,
and that the colored people reap as
much advantage from this tax as
the whites do. He himself is the
principal teacher of a school where
over one hundred colored children
are enjoying the benefits Of this
tax, and his support is drawn from
the same source.
Such talk as AIaffett INDUCES in
can do no good to his race. Its
purpose is to array the blacks
against the whites. But fortunate,
II for the colored people Of this
County, however ignorant they may
be, they have more sense than to be
led by such a man IS Mafett.
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NOTICE.

I will make inal settl tlemeat on the es-
tate of Patrick Scott, deceased, in the Office
of the Probate Court for. Newberry County
the 9th day of December next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and Immediately thereafter will ap-
ply for final discharge as Administrator Of
said estate.
JNO. R. THOMPSON,
Nov 2, 44-5t Admir-, &c.
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eW0sgea.'S Sales
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. =
IN COMMON PLEAS.

oStAeS -. Ni-i J, 0NLA l., Vs. Sdtp 4 Ia heSC-2
er and others.
Foreclosure.
By order Of the Court, sla sell, at pub-
lie outciy, before the Coart House at New
berry, on the First Monday in November,
1882, ali that srae$ or plantation OF land
situate III tae Coanty Of Newberry and
stata Of Souls Carolina, containing Three
Hundred and. Th;7tv-seven Acres. more or {
less, known as the Farrow Tract, and
bounded by lands Of Elizabeth A. Higgins
and other lands Of the estate of F. B. His.
gins and offers
TEEMs-The purchaser will be ree1iseo
to pay in cash one-half of ;he purchase
money, aud to s"rare the balance, PAYABLE
at twelve months, " tn interest frnnl ths
day OF sale, 81 ! bond and mortgage OF the
property sold aud to p.y for. conveyance.
SlLAS J0BNSToNE, Master. s
Masters Office, Oct, 1882. 40-5t
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C0ttOne---King-COttOn.

The patrons of the undersigned are re-
specially solicited to sell a small portion
Of the KING, and settle up 1t once. l am
much in need of money, and know thas
my patrons will relieve me.
S: F. FANT.
Sept %, Ss-,i.
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McLane has returned from Wash
ington, bringing his tickets with
him.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-11-02

(Being a Series Of Fen and Ink Sketches Of
Familiar Forns and Faces in our Midst.)
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-11-02

That feeling Of lauguoa and debility
that follows physical exertion, re
moved by using Browns Iron BitterS.
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Notice to Creditors.

The creditors OF Dorcas E. Calmes, latel,
deceased, are requested to present their
claims, propcr!r .:ltestcG. 10 lae nr to my
Attorney, Jus. K. =. Gosgans, Esq on or
before the 18th day Of November next.
FRED. n. GAINES,
Oct. 10, 42-5t Executor.
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WANTED.

a School large enough to justify two
ladies who will teach English branches
Latin, Music on Piano, Organ and Guitar
kindergarten System, Uslisthenics and
Fancy Work
For further information, inquire at
HERALD OFFICE.
Sept. %, S9-tf.
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LAND FOR SALE

We will sell a: public oa:cry on the frss
Monday in November next, at Nevberry
c. T., tnat tract OF plantation Of land lying
in Newberry County, containing One Hun
dred (lho) Acres, more OF less, and bound
CD by i'nds OF WEa. E. WEIGH, J. ". Crouch,
Joseph Il. Ward and Jno. B. SpeaIman.
Terms Of Sale-CASH.
JULIA 4 AGNEW. -
DONNA STEPHENS
- Oct. 12, dit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-11-02
TWEEN COLUMBIA AND

All articles in tended for exhibition trace
horses excepted) will be transported free.
Prepay Freight at shipping point, and
upon presentation Of rcceipted Freight Bill,
and Certificate Of Secretary of Fair Asso-
citation that the article has been exhibited,
money will be refunded.
For further information, address
D. CARDWELL,
Asst GEN. Freight and Pass'r Agent,
Columbia, S. C.
N. SLAUGHTER,
Genl Passenger Agent.
J. e. DRAKE, Acting Geu'i Freight Agt.
Oct. -, 4l-6t.