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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-01-24
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S Sobn 9ln6er1on, Elm @9tuebe, Der II,
Der g1dbe BON Mit9ea, cine drmlide,
tleine 9iitte bepobnte, erbanste 1ic9.
2an9'pieri9e arantbeit i@eint ben Mani,
in ben Sob setrieben 5u baten.
S Sic 91orbz@acificz Gompasnie fla,
tnbli@ @@ritte 9etban, in Sarge eine
li@ere 8ridc iiber oen @e6riper gu benen
9ie oorban5ene 1T fart bauiallia uno
tpirb ni@t als 1i@er betra@tet. @fi1
BRET Sabrea bat bic Gompanie lie 6urd
6liden 9esen oas 8ulammenl ltiir1ett 9e:
l@ubt. @er 9eeubau lull aus 81 lien auf:
9efiibrt tueroen unb auf @teinpfeilern ruz
ben. Ndble fir bic Yfeiler ,perben Joe:
ben ctn9erantntt.
S I1 23. bs. I'M s lbr Mpraenz
tpurbe 81 Sarge ser y Gold Mine Saloon"
nebit eineu auitoB Benben GSebauoe eingez
| al3ert. uria6e unbetannt; &erlul1
$4,000, 6ur6 @erii6erung 9cbedt.
S &uf Grlu@cn bes Dber9ometers por
9atota >puroe beHeu 8ureau BON Oaafto1
na4 9uron perle9t. @abrl@einli9 ,uir<
Der Qon9reB $1,000 fir &ermei1un9en i'm
Eerrttort11m betpilli9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-01-24
Selc9rapDti@e3 Muerlet.

Sn Green Hoint bei SEEM Dorf feleu
|5tpei Menl@en eitter &ob1en6lerplolipn
gum Dpfer.
Sn &i9ant, CANADA, tpurben 2eieben:>
rduber, >pel9e. berets flint Qeiben aug
9esra6en batten, auf fri{9er &bat er=
tappt. .>
Ser betraeerii@e @r=69nbmeilter bon
Genneilee, Yolt, 1T unter 100000
|8iirg19aft gstellt tporben. ....1
Sen 9r0bten Obit9arten Der g8elt baf
st. Mc&instrD in SEEM Sort, >uelber ein
Nreal bon 800 Mcres nit 10000 Mpfele.
bdumen beiibt.
8ei:@an6 Boirt in Mfontana >prrpen
|5tuet berii6tiQte @ij jenba6nral1ber BON
|@i9ilanten ertpiWt uno au{9etniipft; fie
]tno befannt l1nter ben Banh;ten1lnar1en
~ Sid, Der 8ar6ier" 1lno yOhio Dam.
Mrs. S. @len Softer, cine Ser pers
bi1en ten Sen1p peren3beren, pre5igte bon.
Der &an5e1 ber @r1ten @estbpb. @pisz
cppalz&ir9e 5u 9eS Moincs Ba@le er.-.
Sci uns betBt 9: Dos Beib |btuei9t in
ueI StlIut!~
9lus Merico tpirb beribtet. baB in BET
3ampicpzBai am 30. IS. bie beut}9e
Barte vMeta" nit Marn unb Ntaus
unter9e9an9en 1T.
&aleriani, tpel6er in @om, am 2S.
December ben Ba9sn bes 5jterrei9il9ep
@eianbten inn @atnan NIT 6teine1 bonn:
baroirte, lit gu b1ei Sabren 8u@tbous
perurtbeilt iporben,-
4 8ci Qa &o6 III: Merieo 1T Die 9r66te
Biz jebt befan1.te. &erle eetunben mos
). ben; lie 1T einer1 8pu lang, brei 8ientelr
5pu bid rno fu $4,000 pertb fem,
Sn ber Flba,uerifaniB ben &epHblit
@euaoer baaen lie ii9. bab bte epppeu
! |flie9en. Die Eruppen beg Dtctahra jint
BON bss &epolnttpnsparth nod 18ltiin.
(bisem Ran,pfe 9eiblaeen >purben. @a
/, |sebt BOD ni@ts iiber bic Grei9eitt
: Sn Wales; iinb Bic Br,tou 6errb Sro,1
8orts 8el6loiIen ,uab bahar4 1000 Ser,
: z.(queu eraptrbalpS gema4 ,porben,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13
EoE VaG HEEALp.

And the Observer said unto Kay.
NAY, NY son, chou EEoW'e$t not these
tAiGg$; thy p&ay $tpeugSa eanGet
haaaEe a&ttc!> OF 80 great %'tA ana
lMo&aHt; EejtltsT car$t tRoG XII this
University f>c-o&llei0 with thy pop
%S.l, NAfoCtGl0&Se lad; May, crawl out
OF the waS--l Will charge nay colGUl5iad
with wcC>2S, words, 8 tSoab&e colaAaH OF
laStl&G words and sally forth, and
essay my strength against the >So-
cal$c<;,, Crawl oi3t cj the way, honey, y
Aa3 Nay crsw6$hell. S>laa
| c&lle0 $oC Nay" bat he ai6a I
&NSwcr. l ialt for Aipa, bat coQflGa't
ro&cA Alyn; even NOW I do .fesl tar
NAY" Ponr Nay" may &c i've
lcag IN the land where pop-gUa> are
glct 3 terror 10 iafaat UGNeG$itie>
Bat> While '>Hay" IS &IIraa, I fiQ&
before ne his ellGey>eT, VINO has at
least the Sacalty OF writing loaSer art$-
eleS than that sent forth by Nay"
hus>s}f, Very well, SeEtlsYNsl>, ere
salts HE IS well Is aE>other; the aCgG-
u>eNt Is What Tn after, Come, one st
a tilIse, &n6 I'll meet s el2ll-:oe2 fGl Of
Coy>-pop-S0nS and colURlAI&GS thpown
iG. Tie people OF this cooaty arc eEE-
titled 20 Know some Of the facts IN
connection With the rS-apenipS OF the
CnNerSity-&Aey have heard osle-$j(Se6
arXaaseGG S&pd>psc!al p>e&d &dlGScGoGSe,
Il Is &rg;led> with considerable >AoW
q ccn6t$e&c&, TGSt the Ho9$tStItIoN&l
&rSUGaeAt II faVaG II the IniveT$sV IS
8 IalerS $l&htcES2se-&lla Gh&t the Gen.
eEal A$>S2hly Is ElHt bound 10 cbsS
the Coa$tSIQtSosa II che particular he-
cause, ioTSNHSA, Il has GiS-es&rV}S& ether
6iyectSaaS .of that SIs>JG&sGseNt, \ t2S-
GShtRl9 eleeCy-So-lo928 oS raa$ealaS
70 be $ares Those WHO oHpa$C the C!3S-
ScgS5ty, rl&aMSSe <acouSA the Caa>;S
tatson> and fSh ellt What Is 5atsnGed
u prove &&t&l : }g$ when the dread
cah3mhiaa X 6i>cA&rSca, Lst u see
tee$e &&S0gaeNtS-->3tey &re Saasy argI~
GHaat$, sc, EetaA2' A>]t hlc,
Er$t, VIC are oold->>T&c Coss>tStI>-
Eo2 reQa2rs$ >>th&t : competent ncsEG-
Se1 OF JG>SceS ef the Peace and Con
stables shall Dc c&eSsD II e&cA co&nty,
by tSIe QT&lStSe3 NateC> thsTe&i GE>t
the &eascral A>>egAhly hiss never pro
Si&sa Sev $gea S ths!GS,~ As 1atSer
CT 5&St> tie GSaeE&l ASSeg&eSS kes
''pCeSS}e3 far $acA s tang Il haS
pcoSitSS3 Tor TrSel J&$sSeS vita the
P>@erS mss0i}ed ey TIE So2S%itatso2
SoS JSIiees of tie Pssee and the
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13
ELESTtoN CASES.

TIE c&Se oF John A. Mitchell has
proved 3 aIStgi&l the packed Jury
falling to agree. Three Of the 5ary
malataiua3 taeEr honest oouvictionS
IN spite Of the strong eEact ra&&e
6y tie foCem&9, Mr., J. 4, Agnew.
Packing did not woy& we'll il
Nitche2'S e&&e> Wolf, smother
pSisoaer plead guilty, and w&s 6nsa
500,
WIsaeSSss were examined on
nasS3sy IN the case Of Frederick
gocSey, taking up Ne&s3y tie entire
day, eAe Attorney General c&siasing
th&t the case had besH techn$caily
made out,
Tha c&sa NON uaaeG coaSi6ega-
&on by the cU&thooat pogSoo Of
Uncle SaY>S most wise and just
court IS that ef 8, 4. Betaea, OF
NarSoa,
1t appears that this HnIQaIsy IS
Hos pocgpe<SUg rs satisfactorily as
Melton &n6 Others Wo0l3 have,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13

The railroad officials of the State
hare done all IN their power to Sc,
cure the enac>Ment Of a law de-
priving the Railroad Commission of
the authority to fix freight rates,
They appeared before the Railrosd
Committees aud made known their
grievances, but it is not likely that
the 6esire6 change viii be made,
Mr., McCaughrin shaped before the
Committees that the reductions il
freightS to Newberry were scarcely
percepGhle and thst the results of
the commissions powers would be
disastrous 10 rsilroS6 property.
Similsr views were expressed by
otAer leading business men Of the
State, after which a bill w&S intro
G0cs0 III the house Wnlch proposed
to take from the Commission the
power 10 establish freight rates,
The bill was uufarorably reported
upon, and the matter goes over,
We did not approve the establish
ment of the railroad commission,
because we regarded it SIS an unjust
Interference with private property
--ana we still so regard 1t, We
freely admit, however, that we
know mere ahoQt other Subjects
than about railrosdiug; and this
it seems 10 Ms is unfortunately true
Of the commissioners
Is is likely that bill will be
passed authorizing the commission
to enforce the establishment Of
s>cond-class passenger cars &nd
rates, So 3sr, good,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION,

We are not opposed to progress.
We are not opposed to material de-
velopment, We think every energy
should be employed in turning to
account our splendid natural re-
soNrces. We are advocases of fac,
tories and manufactures and sil
pablo enterprises that are likely to
prove beneaeisi 20 our people. But
We insist that we &re not able to see
the fairness OF that law which eN,
empts capital Invested in factories
from taxation for the space of ten
wears. This is done we are told,
for the purpose Of encouraging
manufacture IN the State, The
northern proteetionists have always
S6voeSpea higA traiff lsws for the
same roason--the protection and
announcement of home Industries.
This exemption from taxation is
after all that may be said for 1t
but a kind of protection,
The man who owns twenty thouS-
and dollars, and invests all his
capital in s factory, is free from
taxation, and can snap his fingers
at the treasurer ) while the man
who, &oc any reason, is not able to
make a similar Investment mast
continue to pay taxes, The forto-
nate one who invests his $4,000
not only eNempts that sum from
taxation, but at the same time with,
6rawslt from the taxable property
of the country, and thereby forces
the other taxpayers to made good
what he was accustomed TO pay
into the public treasury, before ne
gasae his iuvestment, hundred
thousand aollsrs of the capital Of s
coaaty, inveStsa in mSuufactoce, is
exempt from taxation, aSd an add,
tionai burden of seven thousand
3ollsrs s year is thrown apon the
tSSpayers VINO hSve Ro capital 10
invest
In addition 10 all this, we have
yet to leara, that this lSw has led
to the ereeSon of $ single factory,
The factoriesof this State have 81,
most aaifor1aly psld handsome diri,
6enaS on the capital stock, and this
has led TO their establishment, In
other words We believe that every
factory that hss been built in this
State woald have been built, h&& |
there been no law eSsmpting the
capital fraNu taxation, 1t cannot
be said then that We have 10 soul
for p0blic enterprises,
Oar Position, honesty ta&esh IS
tA&s nHaneye8 men NaSest their capt.
tal in factories because they think
1t will pay, and ROT for the public
heaeStS &na they ShoQl6 therefore
pay sSS,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13
Executors Sale of Land
and
Personal Property.

Wewill sell at Newberry Z. Il. S. c.,
on the first Monday in January next,
all the lands belonging to the estate OF
David Kibler. deceased, consisting OF
the following parcels in the town OF
Prosperity, S. c., viz:
No. 10. The House place, containing
s acres, whereon is .S>ated : fine
dwelling house with seyel rooms and
all necessary out build ngS. Both
spring and well water,
No. II, Lot, coataming I 40 acres.
No. Il, Lot, containing Clio acres.
No. /, Lot. ecutaining l 44-3a0 acres
fronting on AcNary road.
No. :, Lot, eoutainmgls acres 'front.'
ing on same road.
Nc 5, Lot, containing Il a.ccS 'front.'
ing on same road.
No, 4, Lot, ceataiaing S-loo acres
fronting oa same road.
No. 5, Lot, containing one acre and
fronting on same road.
No. s, Lot, containing : St-l0o acres
fronting on Street.
No. Z, Lot, containing > S6-looaeres
froatins on Street.
No. s Lot, containing l2} acres
No. 9, Lot. containing - $500 acres.
Also valuable plantation Of land
containing One Hundred acres more Or
less. bounded by lands OF J. w. Stock
man. Elizabeth Cameron, Henry Donaf
nick and others. This land is 5 miles
diStaat from Prosperity, s. c.
Terms Of Sale.-one-aa6 in cash,
and the balance on s credit Of twelve
months with Interest from the dSy Of
sale, second. BY the bond Of the par-
chaser and s mortgage Of the premises.
The purchaser 10 pay for papers
The purchaser Of the House lot, VIII
also be reqaired TO insure the dwelling
house IN some good company 20 an
amount eqIlSi to the credit portion and
assign to us as executors,
Also ali the personal property be
longing to the estate OF David kihler,
deceased, viii be sold 1t the former
residence OF the said David kibl r, on
Tuesday after SaledSy in January,
Terms Cash.
December Sd, 1888.
DRAYToN W. 7. KIBLER.
REBECCA W. KIBLER
As Executors Of the last will and
testament Of David Kih3er. deceased.
Dec. 6-sdS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13

Epory Ss,e&c Ssy& "a great ds&l
worse things freQ&ent}y happens ST
political useetIugS IN GeoGglS than
Asgpenea st tie N&ySoa meeting,
an& no eae ever AlnkS Of m&Siag
shy faS$ &bo&tI~ And yet Speer
}sys hsass2f oss for tie p>sposs q
coaSN6ng the &cc0se& Democrats
Of Marion, He wentSo far Il these
e&sss &Sto ask tAat the prisoners he
sSel&3sa Seom tAs Co&ct poam &0C>
0g tier tr5Sl, . 1aIag aaAs&sa Of
IN eS4sl2s& eo&atrie& Nslton
taSaea tae management Of tie
aT&ySoa easeS oeec 20 SpesE who IS
able to wst2e &>ep&g tA&a higasslf IN
AaE&my> Sseer however haS tod
csc SratA we Qsoas 1t above +; oas
be Is net Sooassa Of a&NIpg sea& It
1t ccwS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13

When yoQ feel yourself gradually
breaking down don't wait until yo0
have taken 10 year bed, While yoo
are still able 10 Be up and ahoat
fight the grim monster disease by
the use Of proper reStorativeS, The
best remedy for mslaria~ ln0iges-
ton, weak Kidneys constant fs-
tiaae. ITS Of dizziness kaaCt disease,
short breathing and other eoaphcS>
lions Of . &iSocdersd Sy>ssGa IS
Browns Iron BIt$sc$ Its magic
lufpeDcs IN caaqQsring diseases Of
Su exhaustive nature Is most aston
SSaiu1.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13

Napy London ladies crop their
hsir short and wear an SlGaoSt en-
tire wig, snd consequently cstca
cold more frequently than thei7
American coa$$r$, but Of coarse
tAey all U>s Dr.. Balls Cough
Syrup.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13

COUNTY OF NEWBERRY,
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
Sarah E. T. Chick &S ENecatriN Of
last will OF PrtiiS ". Chick, de-
ceased, Plaintiff against Louisa '. J.
Farv aud others Oeicn3antS.
Complaint 10" Relief.
Bv order OF the Coart> viii sell ~
public oascry before the Court Ro8>e
at Newberry, s, c., on the first Nom
cav III JsauarS 1884, all the real e.
tste OF the late PetHS W. Chick lying
III the CoGntv OF Newherry South
CaColina--te-wi,:
That va,U&be plantation OF lan3,
cc@tajajug (7Sc9 seven l0ntlrel and
twenty-two Scces, more ~ les, lying
on indian Creek and Euoree RiVrt,
boUn&cd Ay Ead> II D.. Thoaa@> 4.
kenuevlg, WILL y W&li&ce, Ma:tha C..
CaliweIi, s>.:.,11 'r4cctt.er>,
That va;u&G!& e,~at&t:ou Of land,
containing ore hGnarv6 aad eighty
acres saora or les, 2,aowp IS the
>>GeorSe ". Gaines tract" bounded
BY lands Of the estate Of George W.
Calnsc<. Martha c, Caldwell, and
Others,
And tA&t yalsahlc plantation Of land
being that portion OF Pet,s> W. Chicks
home place that lies III Newbsrry
County and containing four hundred
.acCeS> more or less bounded by lands
Of william s. Oxne7, ". +. Chaplin,
ana others
These several Plantations, viii De
sold n parcels as Indicated BY pl2t> TO
be exhibited on the dsy Of $ale> which
platS IN the meantime may De Seen in
my office.
Tevin$--The purchasers viii be re-
oQired 70 pay ol9z-thiri Of the parchaSe
money IN cash, and 20 secure the h&l-
aHce payable ST one or two Years with
Interest froga the cay Of sale, by bo2d
and mortgage Of the premises.
Slf.AS JOHNSTONE, Master, y. c
Masters 0mce, 18th December 1893,
4S-4T
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEwBERRY.
The State OF South Carolina,


vs..
Nathan F. johnson, John NJ. Cal
mes, CT. al.
BY Virtue Of an execution in the
above stated case 70 ne directed and
under an order oithc Court passed in
the case ofWm. II. Belts survivor ct. Al
vs.. Nathaa F, Johnson, ct. al. on
18th November, 1883. | will sell at
Newberyy Court House on the First
Monday, SAleGay, in january, \. d.
1884. at public outtry 10 the highest
bidder all that tract or plantation OF
land situate, lying and being in the
County and State aforesaid, containing
eight hundred and twcnty-eight acres,
more or less and bounded BY lands Of
LIP. W. Riser. William Scott, Estate Of
Baruck Duncan and Others, Levied
on IS the property Of John NJ. CaimeS,
Observation-Disclosures 20 pay Tor
papers,
d. &. WHEELER, 5. \. c.,
Sheritf>S Office, Dec. 18th, 1883.
Dee. 18th 1888,
S0-it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13

Governor Thompson thinks the
General Assembly Should do some
thing for Increasing the efficiency
of the militia force Of the State,
For our part we distinctly object
to compulsory military service, and
we see no need of spending more
money upon the militia force, 1t
may have been true in other times,
and it may now be true in other
countries, that peace is a time of
preparation for war, but the maxim
does not apply to our coNntry.
The militia force of this State is
not thorough in its organization,
simply because its existence is
forced. We can obtain soldiers
and goo3 soldiers, when occasion
demands.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13

JAS, ". Trbble, adm, rS. Nancy f.
THbhte ct. al.
Ev order Of the Court dated 10th
Nov. 1888, Twill sell AT public oUtcry,
before the first Monday IN January
1854. All that tract Of land known as
the River Place OF the late ElQah
Tribble, III the County and Stare atoce-
Ss,id. coatainiaS one huedped and flfty
acres more or less and bounded by
Little River, and lands OF Washington
Floyd, Carey johnson, II, Z, ManSum
and others,
Tern>.-Thc purchaser will be ne
quiycd 10 rs&v one-third OF the pGrchaSS
money in caSh and 10 Secure the balance
payable At twelve month, with interest
from day OF sale, by bond and mortgage
OF the premises.
SILAS JOHNSTONE, Master, \. C.,
Masters Ofice, 18th December 1888.
5O~St.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13

COUNTY OF NEW BENNY.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS,
Rebecta 5. Abrams ct. al, vs.. David
Boozcr.
Forclo$ure.
Bv order Of iae Court dated 10Th
Nov. 1888. Iwin sell before the Court
House at NewbSrry, at public oatcry,
on the first NoNday in January 1894,
as the property of the defendant.
All that tract u land in the County
and State aforesaid containing :ifty-
eight Acres and a half more or less, and
bounded by lands Of Frederick Werbec,
I. T. Stillwell, estate of Benz, F. Pay
singer deceased and othelS.
Terms CaSl>--PurchaSer TO pay for
papers.
Sill AS JOHNSTONE, Master, y. C.,
Masters OfSce, 18th December l>S&
50-St.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13
Cow. Calf and Heifer Stolen

From my lot on Thursday night, the
6Ih, ri and white >potted cow with
hcy1S, anl ! cali. Also : teifer, deeper
red, IN &c years CID Nth roll horns.
Any / formation which Wiz lead 10
t&>:r rrc@oy,ry Will be fberaI rewarded.
S4-S,. MRS. /. {, B0oLER,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13
NEWBERRY, S. c.
THURSDAY DEC, Is, 1883,
pNpPp pop YHE pK0pIH.

The Horala Is In the highest respect y Fam
Gy NewSpaper, deVotc(lt 10 the material M
terests 81 the people OF this County and the
State. lSctrc0iates extensively, ami aS an
AsVertising medium offers unrival3ed Sts'
yantaxeS. FOR Terms, see nrSt page
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13
EXAMNATi0N OF TEACHERS.

The >sniannfal examination Of
teachers, will te held IN the Court
HoR>c, !setween the hoar> Of 10 and ;
O'Clock OF the following dNyS Friday
4th. JaN&ary 1854 Colored Teachers.
SatRr,Sar Sh, J2nuary 1884, White
Teachers. BY order Of the Board.
J. {. BOYD.
5n-I :. &, y, c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13
FALL and WINTER
SUITS FOR GENTLEMEN.

We particularly asS an inspec.
ton Of these goods Just now, IN o..
der that ne uay have yoar verdict
of approval. Va desire yoa to
handle eur goods. and briag soar
experience 70 bear IN Jadglla tkea;
TO critically examine tAeir make,
frahrie snd tTim2ing, tsss the
sewing; Try them on. II sA6st
make s study Of them, and tho
prices We ask for taega. ssea 90 Il
any lesding Gleshlng House snd
make eomparisoa. Then, II so1
think yoa would save money and
be better suited, tand ne are sure.
yoa VIII be-. By baying Of rs cone
back and gre rs yoar easfoal.
You VIII find our Tailor nade gar
ments as represented. Thesuccess
Of our b1slnsss has beer eur strict
attention % customers. We sake
special pains IN gIyiag them . per-
feet 6s, snd making tasm perfectly
satisfied before leaving tie enpors-
iGm Of Fashion OF
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13
JAMES
MEANS
So SHeE.

Wost paracse Made. Finest CxlssSsa. Per,
feet Fitting. ExSAioaahse- Oace tested. a.
ways vorn- Every pair warranted. Sen
tleneaS BEftol- Lace and Congress. Tie
HIGH REPUTATION which the James
Means 8 Shoe has wen Is doe % the face
tAsf tSe public hSye lear2e6 b PRACTE
CAL TEST that the JzcaeS EeSnSs IS Shoe
can be DEPENDED UPON
CACTRON-SoDe dealers recommend ~
fe-icr goods u order % n2Se sa-gec pcoE
Il. Tae James Means S. SAoe car Oily De
obtained oftAe mAn1tactccers AUTH0&1Z-
I'D retail dealers. afany oeaser peeeen&s
% Seceps less than $ for taEs shoe, the
goods are either seco2G &1a6<y, 2azasge6,
Or spurious Buy O. ny aatho-ize6 recall
erS, s26 be sz-e tsat tie Sc1es Ae&r ibis
stamp JAMES MEANS $ SzOE7
TaSs Is the ocigSEas 5 Shoe. Beware Of
SnltafsocS- No matter where yen 6ye, this
shoe s easily EitAsa ycrr reach. Hyoa %
not know an authorized 5eale-, send Your
address by postal card %
JAMES MEANS.
Boston, Mss.
CLOUD q SMITH,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13
A LIVE ASWSPAPER,

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Missions, or a COPY ef TIE ssIEEN%ECs LET
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Sample ccaSes CT the OeSeETc. VII ee Ssct
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13

Waste not NSaey on inferior Shoes
and do neS Pay ExraSagaut Prices.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13

During = session of the House
of Representatives one day last
week, q gentleman was called to
order for wearing his hat in the hall,
the hat being conspicuous bright
beaver. The Speaker Saled that
the gentleman had s perfect right
to wear his hat in the hail, and re-
marked that in his recollection half
the members of the House used to
wesr their hats during the sessions.
1t is not at all surprising that the
members freely eat pinderS during
the Sessions-the matter of surprise
is thSt they wear their coats,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13
LRGlsLATrvR.

In the Senate Friday there was $
protracted debate ON the Divorce
Bill, 1t was = tighs struggle, how.
ever, and it was only defeated by q
majority of one vote, the minds OF
the Honorable members being pretty
equally balanced,
There are fifty bills and joint
resolutions in the Senate, very few
of which have been disposed of,
In the House there is more reti-
ceuce snd business is disposed
with great speed, OF $50 bills
claims, &C., on the calender, SIS were
disposed of. Leaves of absence are
largely in order.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13

No parry n psa:t;es aocaay sect IN religion.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-13

Sarah E. T. Chick ~ ESecatriN Of
last viii OF PcttIS ". Chick, de-
ceased, Plaintiff against Louisa '. J.
Fary aud Others, Descendants.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-06-09
THE LITTLE WHITE HEARSE.

AS the little white hearse went giimmering by,
The man on the coal jerked his lines,
And smuttcd the lid of either eye.
And turned and stared at the business signs; ;
And the strcet-car driver stopped and beat
His hands on his shoulders and gazed up street
Till his eye on the long track reached the sky
As the little white hearse went giimmering by.
As the little white hearse went glimmering by,
A stranger petted a ragged child.
In the crowded walk, and she knew not why,
But he gave her a coin for the way she smiled;
And blootblack thrilled with pleasure
strange
AS n customer put back his change
With kindly hand and n grateful sigh
AS the little white hearse went glimmerins by.
AS the little white hearse went glimmering by.
man looked out of window dim,
And his checks were wet and his heart was
dry
For dead child even wero dear to html
And he thought OF his empty life and said:
"Loveless alive, and loyeless dead
Nor wife nor child in earth or sky!"
AS the little white hearse went glimmering by.