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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-30
Weavelville, y. C.
For THE herald.
PICN.C BARBECUE.

The free piclic barbecue which took
place at the residence of Mr.. J. G.
Schumpert's On Thursday, the 23rd Of
August, was grand success; every
thing good AID plenty of it. The at
tendance was not very large on ac-
count of the short notice. | suppose
about one hundred and fifty persons
partook Of it, and there was plenty
LETT to feed half that many more. The
enioyments of the day (among the
young) were such as marble playing.
baseball catching, and | believe, the
young ladies and gents snapped around
a little 'tco. We are informed by
those that waited on the table, that Il
mans size, could not be judged by the
quantity that he ate, for some of our
smallest men consumed three pans OF
hash. After all had ate sufficiently,
the division OF four carcaSseS and one
pot of hash, was made between the
twelve carcass giyers, which gave
them something to feast Oh after they
had gone to their respective homes.
We had 40 political nor other speeches,
but the topics of the day seemed to be
that of the late law on the removing
out of all streams of logs, chunks, rats
and all distractions which cause them
to fill up. Some of our good citizens,
along Bush River, and Beaver dam.
seem to be right sharply veXed, at the
men who introduced that Bill, but We
who own lands elsewhere, think it q
good law and believe that it will great
ly. improve the health of our COM
munity. Some have gone to work and
cleaned out theirs, others say they ex-
peet to start on Monday the 9th, while
the rest claims to be law abiding men,
but will have to be forced to do the
work.
About three O'Clock in the evening
a part OF our young men, their sweet
hearts and crowd of spectators, made
for Herbert's Mills on Beaver dam,
where the gents played u very in
teresting game OF baseball.
We return our thanks to Mr.. J. G..
Schumpert for the comfortable accom-
modations, which he gave us, such as
pleasant seats to sit on and a nice table
to eat from, also to him and Jacob
Schumpert, for the nice meats which
they prepared for us, and hope that
J. E. S. will give us the same privilege
at another time. In addition to this l
would say that the crops are not near
what they were last year, but are
much better than our surrounding
neighborhoods.
BEAVER DAM.
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Chappel1 Chips.

For the last few days Trial Justice
Wallace has been kept very busy hear
ing cases civil and criminal. Last
Saturday he was particularly busy,
having two criminal cases in which
both attorneys apdjuries were engag-
ed. In the first Mr.. 7. o. Holloway rep
resented the state and S. Meg. Simkins
Esq, the defense. After a prolonged
hearing, the jury brought in verdict
for the defendant. In the other Mr.. j.
R. Irwin represented the defense in
this case there was mistrial. Several
cases were heard also on Monday, the
result OF which we do not know.
Mr.. William Watkins has returned
from an extended trip to Georgia, he
is very much pleased with the country
but reports the crops this year as par
ticularly poor.
Mr.. George L. Reid and family have
returned.
We had quite number of visitors to
this Summer resort last week among
whom were: Mr.. Cothran, baggage
master on the G q G. r. R., the guest
OF Mr.. Joseph Jenkins; Mr.. Thomas
S. Norman and two sons the guest OF
Mr.. Geos Il. Ried; Col. George G..
DeWalt of Prosperity; Mr.. William R.
Smith DOW OF Ninety Six. Mrs Fred
erick Hunter aud two sons OF Wash
ington Ga, Capt. and Mrs. E. G. Sim
kins and son Of Troy, S. c. and Mr..
Lewis w. Simkins wife and child OF
Newberry-all the guests Of Mrs.
Rosalie u. Simkins.
The crops in this section are, from
what we hear, beyond the average in
the county.
Since my last, we have caught two
OF the sly reynards in the Simkins
plantation and are now hard after the
third. QUANTUM.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-30
RESP LEIDEIl' I

line ever exhibited. Our
genuine Ladies French Kid
Shoe made especially for us,
and having our name stamp
ed upon the sole has no equal
for durability Of wear,
elegance of. finish and thor
ough workmanship. Filling
the foot in a glove. like man
ner it enhances its natural
beauty, rendering any toilet
incomplete without it. Be
ing as soft and as plant as a
kid glove, it is the very en-
bodiment Of comfort. Farm
ers and business men buy J.
W. Brigham's Custom Made
Shoes, and save health, COM
fort and money! We guar
antee them not to rip or burst,
and to be the best and cheap
est Shoe upon the market.
Should they prove in way
inferior you haveour positive
guarantee for proper adjust
ments.
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saA Eer Eoru-A
Military Inspection and Entertain


On next Wednesday. Sept. 9TH, the
annual inspection of Capt. o. L Schum-
pert's company, the Newberry Rifles.
will take place at the Fair Grounds,
and O'Clock is the time fixed upon.
Gen. Manigault will arrive on the up
train and will be met by military
escort. The Rifles will rendezvous at
their parade ground near the Depot at
SIS, and march from there to the
Fair Ground. The Rifles are splendid
lot OF young men, and there uniforms
strikingly beautiful, and no doubt the
ladies and gentlemen OF the town will
turn out in full force to witness this
interesting review. Weinvite them to
do so. In the evening at the New
berry Hotel a military entertain
ment will be given. This will no
doubt be q grand affair.
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Our Store ViIl Be

soon filled to its utmost
capacity with the prettiest
and the most stylish line Of
goods that will be brought to
Newberry, making it indeed
an Emporium of Fash
ion. Daily we are receiving
New and Seasonable goods,
and the harassing problem
which now demands solution
is: Where shall we store the
immense stock which we are
compelled to purchase in
order to supply the necessi-
ties Of our customers ? Our
beautifulSpring and Summer
stock must pass from the
shelves into the hands Of the
consumer, is the imperative
solution; and it shall be done
During the week we have
received over 5000 worth Of
Ladies', Gentlemen's and
Children's Fine Shoes; and if
the ladies will pay us a visit
we will show them the most
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Personal.

Col. 7. J. Lipscomb favored New
berry by visit on Friday last.
Capt. J. W. Gary and wife have re
turned from visit is Columbia.
Prof. Yelch has returned from his
summer jaunt-hale and hearty.
DIR. E|C. Jones and j. F. J. Cald-
well, Esq, have returned.
Mrs. Peter Robertson is up from
Charleston on visit to the maternal
roof.
Mr.J. o. Peoples Of Peoples & john
son is back from his Northern and
Western Tour.
Mr. Henry H. Blease has been ap-
pointed Trial Justice gice James Packer
resigned.
Miss Marie Gary of Abbeville is on a
visit to our town-the guest OF Mrs.
J. Y. McFall.
Capt. J. w. Gary left us again yeSter-
day to attend the United States Court
at Greenville as Juror.
Mrs. L. w. White and children and
Miss Mamie White of Abbeville are
on visit to Mrs. L. Jones.
Miss T. NJ. Stocltman of Prosperity
is visiting her sister and friends in
Columbia, we wish her a pleasant visit.
Rev. and Mrs. Smart arrived yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. Warrick, sister
OF Mr.. Smart, came with them.
Miss Sanders who hasbeen spending
some time with Miss Mazyck left for
her home in New York yesterday.
DR.. Jas. Glider left Newberry on
Monday, with a view to ''do'' the
Great Louisville Exposition.
Mr.. j. L. and Miss Sarah Ramage
are back from al extended trip through
North Carolina, Virginia and Ten
nessee.
Our young friend Slawson who runs
to and fro taking orders for tobacco
and segars was in town Friday and
Saturday. He took the time to visit
the old folks at home.
The Rev. Mr.. Holland, Mr.. C. w.
Welch and Mr.. II. I. Fellers went
yesterday to Mr.. J. L.. Aull's to be
present at the marriage of his daugh-
ter, Miss Rowena, and Mr.. Daniel.
Mr.. Holland performs the ceremony.
Miss Matte Wicker who has been
frightening the homes of her relatives
and friends near town with her pres
ence, is now on visit to her aunt
Mrs. Henry Epting. And Mr.. Thomas
Epting takes this occasion also to pay
q visit to the old homestead.
The Edgefeld 4dcertisey in speaking
of those in attendance on the Ball
given last week by Col. Assman the
handsome Lexington bachelor, has this
to say OF some of Newberry's fair
daughters
Miss Mamie Meetze has the bright
est OF bright faces, hair like Lucretia
Borgia, and a figure of unappIoacha
bic beauty. And she is as bright as
her face denotes. And she brings with
her three other charming and lovely
guests-Miss Kate Mayer and Miss
Alice Mayer, the daughters of Dir.
Mayer, of Newberry, and Miss Kate
Summer, daughter OF one of the SUM-
mers of Pomaria-young ladies whose
friendship it is richly worth a very
long journey to gain. The slender
lady in black, with Evangeline eyes
and an ineffable charm of manner, is
Mrs. Hammer, q daughter of the Rev.
DR.. Hawkins, OF the Lutheran Visitor ;
and the Younger one near her, talking
always with readiest wit and viyacity,
is Miss Hawkins, her sister.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY.
Court of Probate.


NEWBERRY COUNTY.
Court of Probate.
D. Augustus Dickert and Mary G..
Dickert, Plaintiffs,
against
Susannah Cromer, Sarah Dominick,
and David Cromer, and John L. Gro
mer, William Cromer, and Martha Gro
mer. hcirs-at-law of Lemuel Cromer.
deceased, Defendants.
Summons for Relief.
To the defendants, John L. Cromer,
William CrOmer and Martha Cromer,
heirs-at-law of Lemuel Cromer, de-
ceased.
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint and
petition in this action, which was filed
in the Office of the Judge of Probate
for said County, on the first day of
March, 1888, and to serve a copy of
your answer to the said complaint and
petition on the subscribers at their
office at Newberry Court House. South
Carolina, within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of such
service; and if you fail to answer the
complaint and petition within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint and petit
ton. Dated August 1st, 1888.
[sEAL. J. B. FELLERS,
J. P, n. c.
TOMBSTONE & CRoSIER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
auG. !, 3l-6t.
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EVE Special and Local.
fURsDAY AUGUST 80, 1888.
BspEcIAI. NOTICE. Business notices in

D SPECIAL NOTICE. Business notices in
his local column are inserted at The rate of
Is cents per line each insertion
Obituaries, notices Of meetings, communi-
cations relating 10 personal interests. tributes
of respect, &C., are charged as regular adyer-
tisements at 81 per square.
Notices of administration, and other legal
notices, obituaries, tributes Of respect and
notices of meetings, as well as communica-
tions of personal character must be paid
for in advance.
The subscription price of the HERALD is
$500 Tor twelve months, S1.o0 for six
months, so cents for three months and 25
cents for one month. in advance. Names in
fufure will not be placed on the subscription
books until the cash or lis equivalent is paid.
" All communications relating 10 per-
Sonal interests viii be inserted at regular
advertising rates, one dollar per square. cash
in advance.
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The colored citizens of Newberry are
respectfully informed that first class
Billiard aud Pool Room has been
opened in the rear of the store formerly
kept by Mr. L. Koppel, in the Opera
Building, by 0. Klettner. 1t will be
under the superintendent of A. L.
Sneed. The establishment is first class
and the Tables No. /. Every atten-
ton will be given to the business and
also to the comfort of visitors.
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FoR THE HERALD.
Aug. 9th 1888.

MESSRs. EDITORS You say in your
issue OF week before last, that YOU
think "Where is the powder and shot"
a correct expression, and quote, in
support OF your lopinion. Reed and
kellogg'S Exception to the Rule.
But does my question fall under this
Exception
/ admit that Bread and milk. is
good diet" is correct, when we as
sumo that the bread and milk are in
gradients in single dish; but if they
are in different vessels do we hot say;
''The bread and milk are on the
table 90
As powder and shot are never
mixed, should they be taken as one
article?
Powder and shot, both. are ammuni-
tion a; wheat and corn, both, are grain ;
but do we say: 1.-THE corn and wheat
has been gathered 20
[ do not ask these questions for the
sake OF controversy. but from a sin
cere desire to be convinced if 1 am
wrong. Respectfully,
ENQUIRER.
Yes, even if the bread is on plate
and the milk in cup to be mixed, if
ever, only in the urchin's stomach, we
think he would be correct in asking
for his diet in these words Where
IS the bread and MILK" And so, al
though the powder is in the flask and
the shot in the pouch to be brought
together only in the barrel of the gun,
we think it would be correct in him.
when asking for his ammunition to say
Where IS the shot and powder?" In
each OF the questions the thought is
single diet in the one case, aumllaitiion
in the other.
This is our opinion, though OF course
it may be incorrect. We would there
fore be glad to have some of our
readers give Enquirer their views
on her original question, viz: SIS it
correct to say: Where are the shot
and powder?" or '.Where Is the shot
and POWDER
A cjrouS ic ,,ool-;ocr ~ -o, 4a
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Good Work.

The members OF Smyrna, Presbyte-
rian, church, are building new Par
sonage, and remodei;ng and painting
their church. This in view of the hard
times aud poor crops, is worthy OF COM
raendatior, and is an evidence that
these good people have the right spirit
in them.
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Fertilizers.

Mr.. Charles A. Bowman, has inst
received car loa6 OF Fertilizers,
from the Ashepoo Phosphate Co., of
Charleston, together with limited
supply of Acid and Kainit. Farmers
are advised to get their supplies before
these are exhausted.
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With NEW Goods!

from the best and most reli-
able Houses, and with our
increasing facilities for close
buying, it is simply absurd
for any one carrying our line
of goods to state that we can
be undersold. Bind your
coats with genuine Mohair
binding. 1t combines the
beautiful luster of the silk,
with the wearing qualities Of
the Worsted binding. We
lave it. Hoop Skirts in
abundance. The best laun-
dried and unlaundried Shirt
for 5Oc..-pure linen front :
we do not mean cambric-
we mean linen.
Whether You stand or whether you SIT,
The Diamond Shirt will surely fit.
@ There will be no ex-
tension of our great 10 Days
offer. Come at once and
save future regrets.
B. II. Cline & Go.
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/ have known and watched the use
Of Swift's Specific Is. S. S. for over
fifty years, and never have known or
heard OF its failure to cure any case OF
Blood Poison when properly taken.
III. L. DENNARD, Perry, Ga.
22-1m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-30
In a
FEW MORBDiIS

The unparalleled bargains
we are now offering in all
Departments to reduce our
large stock shall have passed.
During the Spring and Sum-
mer we have given you the
lowest Of prices, and for some
weeks past we have been SELL
ing goods at a fearful sacrifice,
but grateful to the Public for
their liberal support in our
efforts TO give them First
Glass goods at Second-Class
prices, we will show our
gratitude by giving them for
the next 10 Days still
lower prices, and still greater
inducements for successful
purchases.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-30
Picnic.

We acknowlege with pleasure an in
yitation for all hands and the cook
attached to the HERALD office to a pic
mic OF Schumpert's Academy Oh Fri
day-to-morrow, at Mr.. Adam Hart
mans, Prosperity. We will try and
make your ''hearts GLAD, }" dear friends.
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ExDEx TO NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.-
Citation. B. Feliers.
Notice. Wright & Coppock.
By Late Arrivals Herald Book Store.
Attention Farmers.-Chas. A. Bowman.
Groceries 20. II p. FAINT. & Z. d. Evans.
Death.

DR.. L. P. Hobbs of Hopes Station
died suddenly on the. 22d instant. He
leaves there sens-7John T., who is now
in Australia, William H. and James ;
also wife OF recent marriage.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-30
An Eloquent and Laborious Man.

Prof. Duncan preached two sermons
in the country last Sunday, then rode
some fifteen miles to town and preach
ed again that night in town at the
Methodist Church. Truly an impress
siye and hardworking minister
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This paper may be found on fiic at Geo. P.
Rowell & Cos Newspaper Advertising b.
reau 20 Spruce ST. where advertising con-
tracts may be made for it in New York
Mr. L. S. Bowers, postmaster, at Prosperity,
is our authorized agent at that place
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-30
Wood Wanted.

Pine and oakwauted at the HERALD
Office, it will be taken in exchange for
subscription to the HERALD office.
Peas and corn will also be taken in
the same way.
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Correction.

In Capt. Gary's advertisement for
the collection of taxes, the precinct
Whitmires should have been Williams.
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A correspondent c'W. E."D writing
to the Fairfield Neacs and Herald has
the following kind words about our
town:
Newberry is building her cotton fac
tory and finishing her cisterns with
dispatch, to be ready in the event OF
another fire.
This city is notable for its fine horses
and turnouts. No stranger visiting it
can but notice this popularity in New
berry. 1t is also noted for its ener-
getic merchants, tradesmen, mechan-
les and professional men. Newberry,
Notwithstanding its frequent fires, is a
live city. Success to it.
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A circus is making its way to
this State, and will probably reach
Columbia by the first of October.
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South Carolina
MILITARY ACADEMY,
Charleston, 8. @.
GEN. JOHNSON HAGO0D,
Chairman Board of Visitors.
Col. J. 2. THOMAS,
Superintendent.

The Second Academic year, since re-
establishment by Act OF the General
Assembly, will begin October Cd next.
Applications for Cadet ship must be
made on or before September Goth
next. to the Chairman Board of Vis-
itors at Barnwell G. H., E. c.
Pay Cadets received from any State.
Registers Or Circulars furnished by
Superintendent.
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POST OFFfC

POST OFFICE,
NEwsEERY c. H., S. c., Aug. IS. 1883.
List of advertised letters for week ending
August IS, 1883:
Allen, J. A. iGolding, Eva
Brennan, Mrs Temar Mitchell, Rachel
Bradburn, Mrs Callie Nance, Martha
Cannon, J..P. Petty, P. G.
Christie, Soseph Russell, Russell, Miss
Davis, w. T..
Parties calling for letters will please say
if advertised. r, W. BOONE, P. d.
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DE vICIO.

Nal ha sentado al colega de
Ponce La Ciriiizdci6n nuestro
articulo Mdtas mdads.
Lo sentimos, con tanto mas
motive cuanto que estamos con-
vencidos de una cosa.
Y es d saber, de que ell dia en-
que todos los morales pensara-
mos 10 mismo, dejaria ell mundo
de ser mundo.
De modo, que rara vez podre-
mos tlar gusto a La CiUiiizaci6n.
iQue lie vamos a hacer?
Pero no sc sulfure La Grill
zaci6n nj sc descomponga, por-
que, mirado el asunto por el pris-
ma de 10 justo, bien podemos de-
cirle, empleando una Erase cnria-
lesca, que ho ha lugar q su enojo.
Recuerde que nuestro articulo
MatdS majaaS era una replica de
defensa contra un insulto incali-
ficable lanzado por un periodico
de Mayagiiez contra nuestro hon
rado, contra nuestro leal Parti.
do.
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te industria con gravisimas diff
,ultades, a causa del derecho de
importation que paga la nlateria
prima y del mas oneroso aun que
exige ell Ayuntaniento por con-
cepto de consumes; pero, tenien-
do este I'm caracter transitorio, y
debiendo aquel desaparecer por
entero en- breve plazo, no nos pa
rece aventurado augurar un exi-
to lisonjero para Ell porvenir de
aquella importante industria.
Mucho mas es de esperar ese
resultado, 81, como debemos pro-
metemos, ell Gobierno concede la
exencion de derechos que tienen
solicitada los empresarios para
aquellos azicares que Sc havan
fde refinar en- Ia nueva fabrica,
con destino al consume de las
provincias del reino.
Siendo incalculables los bene6-
clos de la expresada -e6neria,
creemos que toda concession que
Sc haga a su favor habra de ser
reproductive en- la esfera general
de los intereses pdblicos, este no
contando con los privilegios a que.
segdn las leyes, Sc ha e acreedo-
ra toda naciente induStria.
Sin poder extendernoS mas por
hoy, concluiremos enviando a los
Sres. Sala, Generes & Co. nuestro
mas cordial parabien por su gran
pensamiento, en- cuya rca'izaci6n
les deseamo< todo genero de pros
peridades, y al propio tempo fe-
licitamos de corazon d la Isla
para Ia que Sc acaban de abrir
nuevos horizontes de progreso,
con una installation que tanto ha
de favoreccr a nueStrOs produc-
tos Y acerca de Ia cual llamamos
la prcferente atenclon de nnes-
tros hacendados.
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NO PuEDE SER.

Los sehores Fulladosa, Aponte.
Pou, Morera y Zavala, de Huma-
Gao, nos remiten, para su insercion
en- este peri6dico, una rectifca-
ci6n d nuestras apreciaciones So
bre ell manifesto que dichos Sc
nores hicieron circular en- las pa
sadas elecciones municipales de
aquella villa.
Como que la rectifcacion solo
ha lugar cuando Sc citan hechos
falsos, y nosotros no hemos cita-
do ninguno; como que ell pensa-
miento es libre en- sus concep-.
tos sobre materias de libre dis
cusion, exception hecha de aque-
Has que puedau envolver ipju.
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ria 8 calumnia real y mani
fiesta, en- cuyo case no cree
mos hallarnos nosotros; pudien-
do, por otra parte, IA rectificacidn
de que Sc trata dar lugar d una
nueva replica, replica que po-
dria pesar los interesados mas
que el niismo suelto nue. tro an.
terror, toda yez que el fondo J
la forma del escrito de los repe-
tidos senores Sc prestan amuy bue-
nos Y curiosos concentrates, hemo'
resuelto abstenerno5 de su publ
cacion, creyendo con clio hacel
un favor i sus propios aatore {
quienes recomcnlamos una nue..
va lectura d.. su documento, er
la seguridad dc que han de agra
decor nuestra resolution.