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National Republican., 1884-12-01

GlO Choice of list and I'd DOORS doors; house
newly painted and papered; modern improve-
M mpnts. terms moderate.
National Republican., 1884-12-01


A n EXTRA COUPE OR FAMILY CAR
sound, stylish, and very gentle. 1925 X ST..
n. w S.H
National Republican., 1884-12-01

A GOOD HORSE-SUITABLE FOR GRO
< A Gerry, or family use; warranted sound and
kind; VIII stand without hitching; to be seen at
1923 Id h ST., before 10 a. IN. or after p. m.
"a
National Republican., 1884-12-01

Entered ut the Posto'Iicc ut Washington, d. c.,
o. aecund.class matter
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UANrED-EMpLnrMENr.

-,ss-- .-s---,-
IlY A FlRST-CLASS COOK SITUATION
- iga private lamllyi good references. Ad-
National Republican., 1884-12-01

MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1884.
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UAyTED-MIscEIItyEoUS.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

A 3STORY BRICK HOUSE, o ROOMS,
~ n modern improvements. l439 st. n. w.
National Republican., 1884-12-01

U9s sPANIER' WINE STORE.


My customers and patrons Mt my old place,
l4l6 street. are cordially invited 10 the new
and larger establishment, lab STREET
NORTHWEST. near Fifteenth street. Only the
best brands of Whlskles, Wines. Cordials, Cigars,
cr are an sale LOUIS SpANIER
National Republican., 1884-12-01
W1NTED-ROOhrS.

4 ROOM FOR "A MANUFACTURING BUSI.
"a ness as near as possible TO 10th 81. and Pa.
av. Address NJ. f. G., Republican Office. a.
1--WE FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED
u rooms, or small house; good location, ngar
Capitol Address H., Senate 4. o., City. Al
National Republican., 1884-12-01
Ght 9aiiultaI Republican

Daily except sunday and weckly
ny TIE NArtoSAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY.
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IGOR RENT

FUK KLNT-
1lO6 + st. n. W., Ii 1855 st. n. w, IL
rooms. s...,..........el2O rOOms................ 70
2ll2 Mass. nv., 13 3O3 NJ 1t. n w........ 40
rooms. ,................ 40 223 Mass. av. n. w,
1910 10th st. n. W., & ........ .... 40
10 rs, m. L...... 100 1897 9Th u. W., z rs.37in
1880 ST. n. w...... 100 l2l1 Tth st. II. W., .
l625-27 IL 81. II. W., rooms and store, 80
l3rooms".......... 100Ill2 4th st. N. c., 8
1910 10Th 81. n. W., rooms ................. %
IL rooms. S3ta 2U7 9th n. C., rs... rs
1853 y H. W., IL rs -SBla $50 X st. $. O., s rs. 30
1914 10th st. H. W., laO8 V st. II. w, q rs 20
l2rs rs...,..."."......S3i5ll 1873 + ST. n e.. 3 rs. 20
1922 10th st. N. W., IS53 LIST st. n. Co. rs 10
IL roOms..""..".... TbI5l5 Tth st. s. e., y rs. 10
45l Il. l. ave, rs 5l5O6 NJ st. n. g., d rs. 10
Call at ofioe mr. Weekly Bulletin, containing
complete list of III the property we have for
rent Property.c Sners can have their property
advertised free by placing II In our charge.
h. IL WARNER,
te1.8m O1B street northwest.
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For observation-disclosures.
FOR SAFE.

VNO A CAREFUL PERSONA HORSE AND
l. carriage, twice a week. Address HORSE,
Republican Office. lO-3
National Republican., 1884-12-01

II " HOuVTH IMPROVEMENTS I4oU , 81, n, W,
TACOB'S FIRSTCLASS FURNISHED
~ house; references exchanged; inquire nt
Office down stairs. O2O Farragut Square, 1Tth
st. n. w 81
NOR REST OR EXCHANGE FOR A
II smaller house-The finest brown stone house
In the city, furnished or unflrniShed; very low
rent to 4 careful tenant. Apply on promises, 3l5
4i2 ST. n. W. 6-no,}tt
National Republican., 1884-12-01
1MUSEJT EVTg.
L'A1R AND LUNCH

J'A1R AND LUNCH
The ladies of St. Andrews r. Il. Church will
give lunch from ~ to Q daily (admission free)
and fair during tie evenings of MONDAY,
TUESDAG, and WEpNESD DEC 1, 2, and
,, at Wlllards Hall. lunch, 20 cts; fair tickets,
10 cts. del-3t
National Republican., 1884-02-21

GooD style is good sense, good health good on
ergy, and good will, but q bottle of Dr. Bulls
Cough syrup is a good benefaction that suffering
humanity has already learned to appreciate.
National Republican., 1884-02-21
THE BREvITY BASKET.
Filled with BRIEF Mention OF Many MinoH
Events OF Yesterday.

Union tent, l. o. of r., gave an entertain
ment Tuesday night at their hall, on Ninth
street northwest. Among those who took part
were Charles Houser, Mr.. r. Hunt the Misses
Lemon, Mrs. Florence Leach II. A. Graham,
i. p. Wild, Miss Rabbit, u. Smithson, L. o.
Pulizzi, and Edmud Burke.
Building permits were issued yesterday "a
q. Riani, repair brick, 1876 b street southeast
$275; +. G. Linger, erect seven two-story
dwellings in alley between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth and l. and NJ streets northwest
%,100; A. b. Coppes erect q two-story and
basement dwelling, l street, between North
Capitol and First street northwest, $500.
A new division of Sons of Temperance
named Sparkling Water division, No. 1s, was
instituted Tuesday night, at Eighth and /
streets southeast, with the following officers
Howard o. Emmons, p. w. p; William j.
Webb, w. p; Mrs. Mary G. Walker, W. A.;
c. L. Alexander, II. s.; James S. Kramer, A
r. s.; Edwin Turner, f. s.; Richard b. Walker
treas; Rev. Samuel Kramer, chap; +. A.
Grant, con-; Miss Ida Il. Loveioy, A, O.; Mrs.
Maggie J. Johnson, l.. s., and Thomas Will
Jams, o. s,
National Republican., 1884-02-21
After a Dog with a shotgun.

The novel sight of man cunning for a dog
in the large square which surrounds the resi-
dence Of the Swiss minister. on Capitol hill,
was witnessed yesterday afternoon by q
crowd of boys and men. The animal had it
was alleged annoyed sundry people in the
neighborhood in company with troop of
other CANNES. Complaint was made and o
shotgun, loaded with buckshot, was kept at
the station house in readiness for it. This
dog, which appeared to be the ringleader of
the canine crowd, passed the station house
about 1880 o'clock and received the contents
of one barrel of the gun. The load did not
kill the animal and 1t rushed bowling into
tho Swiss minister's yard. Here the other
load was fired at it, The second charge still
did not kill the dog, and it was not until the
gun was reloaded and discharged again into
the poor dogs body that death was caused
When the last shot was fired the dog was
propped on its fore legs with its body covered
with wounds. The future historian will num-
ber dog hunting as one of the sports of the
American people. Meantime the agent Of the
s. Z. @. A. was not around.
National Republican., 1884-02-21
Arraigned Yesterday,

The following persons were arraigned in
the criminal court yesterday and pleaded not
guilty: George Jackson, manslaughter;
James Smith, larceny; Massey Carter, house,
breaking; Samuel Lewis, housebreaking
jennie Towles, two offienses. petit larceny !:
Francis Queenan, housebreaking; Charles
Smith and Alpheus Brown, two cases,
false pretenses; Annie L. Schram, larceny;
Henry Feetus, embezzlement; Charles
Schmidt, assault to kill.
National Republican., 1884-02-21
At the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church.

A series of successful pound party enter
tainments have been in progress at the
Fourth street NJ. Z. church for the past two
months. The proceeds are distributed to
worthy families by the following COMMITTEES:
Mrs. L. b. Mofett, Mrs. Alma Davis, Mrs.
Selby, Mrs. Meeker, and Mrs. Kelly. These
ladies are doing much quiet and effective
work. The entertainments will hereafter be
given every Wednesday evening.
National Republican., 1884-02-21
Mnrrinpe Licenhes.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Clayton L. Berry and Carrie L. Drake, both
of Antrim county, Mich; James T. Brash-
ears and Hattie L. Wood, Thomas G. Ingram
and Cora L. Young, Charles II. Williams and
Eliza Jackson. George II. Dickers and Mary
A. FRAZIER, both of sydney, Ohio Henry ID.
Fry and Gertrude NJ. Campbell.
National Republican., 1884-02-21
The homeopathic Hospital Concert.

rhe Homeopathic HOspit"i concert
The marine band will perform the follow
ing programme at the reception under the
auspices of the lady managers of the Homeo-
pathic hospital tonight Mr.. John Philip
Sousa conductor:
l. Overture" La Dame Blanche: ...... .Boldieu
2. Romance for horn" Non Yer "....... mattel
Mons. l.. TilleauX.
8. Collocation-" Beggar STUDENT. .Mlllocker
4. Cornet solo" Cleopatra .Demare
Mr William Jaeger
8. Caprice" La Poloma "..................M .Missud
9, Gaiop de concert-"La Chase de Lion. Rolling
Dancing will follow the promenade concert
RISK by fire and annoyance and dirt of matches
done away with by using the Portable Electric
Gas Igniter 14l3 q street.
National Republican., 1884-02-21

EsnGRASTs and travellers will find in Ayers
Sarsaparilla an effectual cure for the eruptions,
boils, pimples, eczema &C., that break out on the
skin-the effects OF disorder in the blood caused
by sea diet and life on board ship II is the best
medicine for everyone in the spring.
National Republican., 1884-02-21
A Ental Mistake

would be not to take DIR. r. V. Perce's "Golden
Medical Discovery" IL you are bilious, suffering
from impure blood or fearing consumption (scrof-
ulous disease ofthe lungs). Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1884-02-21

IN conversing lately with one of our reporters
York told of his terrible experIepce with sciatic
rheumatism and lumbago. He used st. Jacobs
Oil, aud soon was as woll as eyer.-Broohy1i
Io
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-10
Taestate Normal Institute,

VIII be held at Spartanbarg, begin
ing July l5, and ending Aug. 10, with
competent corps Of Instructors.
In addition to the regular course Of
instruction, lectures or addresses may
be expected from distinguished speak
cps,
Al the exerolEas OF the Institute, iI~
Guiding attendance upon lectures, etc,
will be Tree OF charge Teachers and
citizens ofSouthC Carolina, and Of other
States, are cordially invited to attend.
This Institute is held under authority
Of State law, and is authorized to con-
fer Certificates, qualifying persons to
hold positions as teachers in this State
for one, two or three years, without
fdrtner examination; and also, on the
completion OF three years course, a
Normal Diploma exempting the holder
from further examination during life.
The Course of Instruction covers all
the subjects required by the sichaol
Law OF this Stare, and ls adapted to
the most important wants of teachers
equally in public and in private
schools. The examinations at the
clOSS Oh the cOtlfSe are ONSFeu equally
to all. These examinations are yolun-
tary; but an attendance of three weeks
l. required to entitle any person to a
Certificate: Persons hat' candidates
for Certificates may attend the whole
or any part OF the course.
Ample arrangements will be made
5o- the reception and accommodation
Of teachers and others attending the
Institute. Good board can be had ut
s4,OO a.Week: Sparanhurg offers 4
delightful summer climate, and is
noted for the hospitality af lts people.
The buildings, library, etc, Of Wof-
ford College viii afford every facility
for the work Of the Institute. Teach
ers are requested TO bring such text
books, ETC., as may be Convenient;
other necessary books, stationery, ETC.,
Hitrbe provided on Host favorable
terms.
Reduced rates OF travel have been
offered by the Railroads OF the State.
ParticHlars will be f9rnished by
state superintendent, 4. Coward.
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NOTICE.

The attention OF the citizraS of III"
Town Of Ncwbcrry. :. G.. is called to
the following Section OF An Orlinanc"
passed 10Th May 1881.
SEC. II. And he il orlnincd: That
the throwing or placing OH the side
walks or streets OF the Town Of Nnn-
berry, S. c. Of any dead ar:imal. fnwl.
clmrion, or any other offensive matter.
%arhHSe or filth is hereby prohibited,
within lh" incorporate Limit of said
Town Of Ncwbcrry, ). G.
All trash must b" placed in piles in
the streets between the hours ni ! y. III
on Fridays 10 y III. OH Saturdays.
All violations oi the above Will be
pnnislrrd under tn" penalties provided
in said nr.inancr.
By order Of Mryor.
JOHN s. FAIR.
Il. c. i T.. {. y.
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THE WORK OF CONGRESS-.
A Good RECORD Made by the South Carolina
Delegation.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-An exam
ination of the records of Congress
shows that during the present ses-
sion 1880 bills and &c joint resolu-
tions were introduced in the Sen
alta, ard 1924 bills and 96a joint
resolutions were presented i'll the
House of Representatives. The
contribution of the South Carolina
delegation is as follows:
Senator Hampton introduced 3S
bills, relating to the settlement of
the account for arms for South Car
olina, pensioning widows and chill
dren of soldiers in the Revolution
ary war, claims of the Stalo OF
South CAROLINA, the Saratoga mon
ument, end private claims for re.
lief and pensions.
Senator Butler introduced "a
bil s, relating to the rights Qf citi-
zens 10 vote, work an the Jetties at
Charleston lIarbor, public building
at Gre envi!le, repeal of certain in
ternal revenue laws, repairs at Gus
tom-houso wharf at Charleston, in
vestigating the caase Of the failure
of certain National hanks, and sew
eral private bills:
Representative Dibhle introduced
27 bills and one resolution, the
most important of which relates {"
circulating notes OF State banks.
Representative Tillman intro
duced three bills and one resolution
The principal measure related to
the printing of the Tenth census.
Representative Aiken introduced
| two bills and one resolution. The
one OF mQst importance related to
the department of agriculture.
Representative Evins, although
compelled to be absent most Of the
session on account of sickness, in,
trodnced six bills
Representative HemphilI intro
duced four bills and one resolution
relating to private claims.
| Representative Dargan intro
duoed no bills Oh reaolutiuns. but
he rendered good service to his
colleagues in securing favorable ac-
ton on MI measures relating TO the
State Of South Carolina.
Representative Smalls intro,
duced one bill, which was for the
relief of Edward Calvin.
The record Of the South Carolina
delegation, this session, will com,
pare favorab;y with that Of any
other State. They secured favora,
ble action Oh nearly all matters di,
rectly interesting to their State.
| The honors in the House should be
equally divided between Messls
Dibble, Aiken and Ti!lman. In
the Senate, Governor Hampton ana
Gen. Butler were fortunate in all
matters pertaining to the State.
Gen. Butler figured more promi,
nently in the debates, but governor
Hampton rendered excellent ser
vice in committees and in the de
partments.
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Father;

Loss Of sleep sustained in the annie
ty spent i'm nursing the little darling 50
slowly and pitijnl!y wasting away by
the drainage upon il system from the
effects Of tcething, nearly uniits you
for business. We suggest that II ynu
VIII try bottle Cf DR.. Hi%%crs' South
crn Remedy yO!' viii have ! ranacca
for all bowel trnublrs. aml loss OF sleep
and sickness will 30 Unknown in your
h0nSc. This, with 4 bottle OF Tayior;s
Cherokee Remedy OF sweet G!m and
Mnllein combining :hc Stimulating cX-
pectoralt principle OF the sweet gam
with the healing Ti.r Of the MULLEN,
for the cure OF GROUP. wloopin% cough,
colds and c0n&um 3ti"n. presents 4 lit
kle MEDICINE rf,E$T 10 household
should be without for TIE speedy relief
Of sudden and dangerous attacks OF the
lungs and bowels. -hSk your druggist
for them. Manufactured by Waiter
A. Taylor, proprietor Taylnr's Prcmi-
um Cologne, Atlanta, Ga.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-10
PROSPERITY TWINkLlNGS.

If we can Judge the next few
weeks by the last few days our
| prediction is that the farmers will
be able to work their crops.
The report of 50 much grass J
think is very much exaggerated.
The crops look tolerahly clean,
with O. chance to make them still
cleaner.
Last week a farmer said when he
went to harvest his grain crop he
had two acres of cotton perfectly
clean. Since then he has had
thirty-two head of geese in 1t and
now when you want them y"n must
get them TO Squawk. clap their
wings or do something, as the grass
is so high they cannot I've seen,
This will do for Bill Nye.
Mr.. Oscar Herbert and sister,
Misses Nellie and Lille Chapman
have been in town visiting Mrs.
Rnulware.
Mr.. Herbert is rising lawyer
and is destined to make his mark
in the profession. May success
crown his efforts.
The wife Of Mr.. John Schumpcrt,
Of Johnsron, is over visiting Mrs.
VIM. Moseley.
Lat Friday was gala day for
candidates, who turned out in full
force. This seems to be an excel
lent place for barbecucs. Speeches
were made by those who are run
ming for Senate and House. Hon.
J. A. Sligh was called for and was
cherred repeatedly while speaking.
Mr.. Mills made quite hit when he
selected the glorious 4th, and this
place for his ''cue.' The dinner
was served in the suherhes Of the
town. Every thing passed of quiet
ly and all went home satisfied.
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Poor House TO REPAIR.

Notice is hereby given that The
County Commissioners will be nj The
Poor House 1T IL 0'clnok An. on
Friday -, o. july inst. .for the pnr-
pose OF awarding a contract 10 repair
the Poor IIonsr. The mature OF the
rapairS can be- a.;Hcrtaincd in The mean
time hy application to any mrmbrr oI
the Board.
BY order of County Commissioners.
JAS. X. i. GOGGANS.
Clerk
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EPISCOPAL
Female Institute.
WINCHESTER, W.

REV. j. &. WHEAT. ID. d.. Prir-
c'pai, assisted by Il fHl! corps Of cXrc-
rirnrcd teachers. The 1lth annual
session opens Sept. 10. lS&l. Terms
moderate. Number Of boar,lrr< limit
ed. Applications for The vacancies
created by the retirement OF members
OF the graduating class will HOW h" re-
crirrd. Apply for circulars to the
principal. ]. G.. WHEAT.
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Various and All About.

Col. J, @. Haskell, OF Columbia, was
in town Monday.
Nr. Hart Gilbert, or Gettysburg, has
accepted the Principalship of the Pre-
paratory Department in Newberry
College.
The Prosperity barbecue on the 4th
was success, tho not so largely at
tended rs had been expected. New
berry sent a full delegatiyn, including
{ Athe Rifles Who ws4t III uniIyrM. Ihe
qinner was well prepared and we'll
EaFFed. Speeches on ':the issuesT
a'ese made by the candidates for the
Senate, and nearly all the candidates
os she House. All the apeakcrg dis
,ssed the questions which have been
bpounded, and the thing became
). etonous. The three last speakers
forced to be brief by the rain,
e crowd dispersed early in the
on.
oftQn arQps betweeR NewberrY
sperity are ia remarkably fine
Ion, considering the had wealth.
Mr.. John G.. Neel gathered l2l
bushels of wheat from 8 bushels sOWn.
Mr.. I. W. Walter made l20 bushels
Of oats Oh II acres OF ground.
Tile glorious Fourth was not cele-
brated in Newberry. We believe the
negZq baseball club did play game.
60 10 f. e, williams next door to
2. L. Whites, and get your Picture
Frames. 81.
4 beautiful card sixe Photograph
Frame, velvet embroidered in silk for
only I0c., at r. {. Williams, next
door to z. L. Whites. 1t.
Clocks on easy terms at A. &. Will
lam:s, next GGor 70 '. +. White's' 81.
Mr.. P. A. Clark, is now clerk for
Mr.. A. N. Bowers. ready to dispense
mixed and unmixed pleasure 10 ms
iFiendsanQ acGuaintances:
Several NewberrIans went to GrecE-
Vile og Tuesday to attend the Jersey
cattle fair.
4 Countryman AYERS that the mean-
est man he ever saw was farmer; the
next meanest a policeman; and the
next meanest lawyer.
krother question is propOunded TO
th9 candidates; it is this; What 90
YOU expect to do, il You are elected TO
the legislature:
Congress adjourned at 3 O'Clock iaSL s
2ondsy. So little time has 1t had 1or
ttsnssctinq the business OF the coIln-
try since the AEst Monday Of i4sS iei r.
eembsr, that bath Honses WcfSes haF"
st Sunday
The annual picnic OF No. VIII %
j y,reI, at Mrs. RaFpS gin-hOnse. the ~
Of July. The public Is cordiaiiy '''F
ted 10 come-with baskets.
On Monday, saleday, the Master
sold the Pratt lot, to Ir. X. l.. NC
Caughsin. for $500.
Much matter, including one or TWO
eatapunicaFionsi W4s cF9Waed 9A'
9Gis week:
Mrs. Mower received a telegram
tuesday announcing that her father,
Mr.. BENZ. Allen, died last Sunday,
aged 81 years. -
We are pleased TO lerrn that Miss
Matte Boyd has large vocal class IN
Ghptqn'
Miss Laura Bhaley and sisters, q
Clinton. ale visiting friends In New
berry.
Rey NeClintoek's little daughter,
- - returned horne last week
ssa 6al VIII etHsfI.
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Meeting of Executive Committee

A meeting OF the County Executive
Committee was held last Monday
morning.
Mr.. Thos. B. Chalmers was admitted
as the member from No. . Township.
snd Mr.. Chas. r. Dickert from Nc. ii 8.
= The Committee decided that the
SsSt Primary election shall be held
August 10th and the second, Sept. 2nd
The elections will be governed by the
rulsA that prevailed in 1882.
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- -
LOST.

Somewhere between Os. Wells and
my house. 4 piece Of poet which |
tad carelcSsiy slipped into an Old ca-
vc!opc addressed 10 Mrs. Gaor@r G..
Lane. The finder will greatly ODli"e
me by delivering the same to me-, or
leaving it at the HERALD Office.
1t. ALBERT G.. SLIGH.
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NOTICE..

The Camp Meeting at Ebnnrzrr Will
begin This wear on Friday, Aug. 1st,
md continnr until the following We'd.
nesday. The friends OF the &. NJ.
will meet Oh Tuesday. before the
meeting, to clear up the grounds and
prepare FOR the meeting. Those who
can not attend in person. can send
to \. ]. kiig"rc or Jacob Sigh.
Imlr lSS1 ---2t
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TEACHERS WANTED.

4 first and second assistant in tile
Ncwbc:ry Female Academy for tie
ensuing scholastic year. The lir-: as
sistant will be required to teach ;hr
usual English branches Taught in Il
first class high school. The second as
SiStan;. Drawing. Painting ana Calls
themes, in addition to TIE primary
branches.
Applications to hr filed with the
Src'y Of the Bnard OF Trustees. giving:
references and other Information.
:. p. B0OZER.
Sr'cy R1. Trustees.
NeWb.rrV. =. e., .Iuty >. SIT.
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Our candidates have, it seems,
lost sight of the subject Of Trial
Justice Courts. The Trial Justice
system should be revised, or
remodeled, or abolished. 1t is
of more serious concern than
the University question, or consid'
erstions growing out of the Colpm,
bia canal and the phosphate royal,
ty. Wise legislation on this SUBJ
iect would distinguish its author,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-10

Mrs. Kinard, Of Ninety Six,
mother of Mrs. J. W. Bowers, is
ea q visit here. Mrs. Bowers,
n mother Of Mr.. !. w. Bowers, has
gone to Georgia to visit her
daughter Mrs.. Henry Wingard.
ssa took Misb stSsle With her.
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Blackwell'S

Durham Tobacco Co.. OF DIrham.
n. c., claims to be the largest MANN
facturer of Smoking Tobacco i'll the
world. 1he reputation Of B!acGwcll'S
Genuine Bull Durham Smoking To-
bacco is too firmly established to need
any commendatiOn at our hands. La
another column our readers will no.
tice their new advertisement which is
of interest to all lovers OF the weed.
The company are perfectly rcspOns:-
Bile. and when they announce that
they will give away 81 $50 in cash, Il
is IN assured fact that they mean lust
what they say.
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Special and Local.
INDEX TO New ADVERTISEMENTS.

Episcopal Female Institnte-J. c.
Wheat.
Camp-meeting at Ebenezer's.
Council Notices.
L.ost-A. G. Sigh.
Poor House to repair.
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To Our Exchanges.

Owing to the obstinacy of our press
last week, a number OF copies OF the
HERALD were rnined, and we were
deprived of the pleasure of visiting our
contemporaries, by exchange. We
hope to see them this week.