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r. H. TAYLOR,
o33 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
LOTTERY
LOTTERY.
DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY CO.,
OF NORFOLK, VA.

The franchise of this enterprise is hascd upon
the chartered right granted to the Dismal Swamp
Canal Company, and the legality has been repeat,
edly tested before the Courts of the State. ana
now finally, to silence all question upon that
point has been carried before the Court OF APP
pcals under writ of error" against adverse de-
cision.
The purpose in view is the Improvement and
extension of the Canal, thus securing great pub
lie benefits.
Its fair conduct has already secured public con-
fdence, and the next drawing will be made ON the
10Th of JUNE, 1884, before the public in Nor
folk, Va.
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Alrxaulria Ga4ette.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLf BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN,
At the Gazette Building, Nos:7o 72 Prince at
TERMS

DAILY TRI-wEEKLY.
Siy n,onths AGO Six months 200
One month 80 Three months 10
All communications should be addressed to GAZETTE
Alcxan,ria, Va"
The Gazette office Is connected with the Telephone E1-
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space unless the Is paid for At transient ratea
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public concern, viii only be printed In this paper as
advertisements.
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vance. =, ~, !, -
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GLASS q. SCHEAIE:
CAPITAL PRIZE $5, 900.

35G Prizes distributing $l3.O5O.
TICKETS ONLY 81.
Plan of Lottery similar to that OF Louisiana
Company.
J. p. HORBACH, Manager.
Address all applications for information, tickets
or agencies to J. P. HORBACII, POI Main street,
Norfolk Va.
The undersigned supervised the Drawing Glass
II of tho Dismal Swamp Lottery Company and
certify that it was conducted with strict fairness
to all interested.
GEO; GI T; aT14G RoGERS, IlsS Commissioners.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.

Ell .-, ,,,,,. rrnr
The large and comfortable FRAME TENE-
MENT with LOT attached on Cameron, between
Patrick and Henry streets will he sold ut Il bar
gain or rented to a good tenant. Mrs SkId'nore,
who resides next door, will show the property to
any one wishing to examine 1t.
;v5-0w l.. HIPkINS
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I COMMISSIONERS SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY n ALEXANDRIA
COUNTY,
AT TIE SOUTHERN END OF THE LONG
BRIDGE.
BY virtnv ii 4 icr:Cro Of the Circuit Court "i he
county ut Airxaniria rendered on ih' 'iist day
OF May, 1S;'i in tho chanccry cause therein l''-
pending Il,s:.cr The style Of Duncan and wi!c vS.
uaag ct ais the uncrsig gncd, the special r"nns.
soncr therein named will ullcr for sale ut pub
lie auction M
MONDAY. TIE 2SrHD DAY OF JULY, 1855.
ut II o'clock M in front oi the Court lto'iS" OF
the county of Alexandria, which is situate on
Columbus, between Queen and Princess streets. IN
the city of Alexandria, tie following described
property in the county OF Alexandria and STATE Of
Virginia. being y part cf "Alcxandcrs' or
Holmes" Island and bounded AS follows. VIZ:
beginning ut the south end of the stone r;t'iscwty
of the Long Bridge and running thence southcriy
with the western line of the Washington ant: Al
eyandria Turnpike GOO feet to Il stone 80 lrct
eastward of Il locust tree: thence H. 81 W. "!'
feet to 4 small locust bush OF the bank q! the l"-
tomac river: thence in line at right angie. I"
said bank to low water mark of said river I" Ms
intersection wth the said canscway nHd with SAID
calscway TO the beginning, continuing about
three (3) acre. more or less. and being the Sanc
property which was conveyed by K. ". Do 80 auh
Allen Dodge 10 Jacob Lcfo trustee Tor Mary /.
Gcigcr by deed dated July Sth. ISIS, day 'r' ord
ed amongst the land records Of AicxaIdfia '""n-
ty in Libcr %. No. 4. folio 2oi IN" '"t Is I'M
proved by = BUILDING. known rs The Jackson
City Hotel.
Terms of Sale: Onc.third cash. "nc-;'ni on Il
credit of twelve months and the residue u' credit
Of two years from the day of sale. the deferred
payments TO be evidenced by the lonGs % III"
purchaser and to bear interest from day "t sale
until paid The title to be retained until the
further order of the commissioner. Convcyanc-
ing ut the cost OF the purchaser.
FRANCIS j.. SMITH.
Commissioner of Sale.
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4 RTISTs-EIGHT CENTS PER TUBE FOR
n Windsor & Newton's Paints at
100 JOHN D. Fl. LUNTS.
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AUCTION S.iLES.
SALE
OF 4 VALUABLE Let AT
FALLS EHl1RcH

Pursuant to 4 decree made at the June term,
1884, of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, in
the suit of Smoot & Perry against Lloyd and
others, the undersigned Commissioners of sale. on
FRIDAY, AUGUST STu, 1854,
about - o'clock n., will sell at public auction, on
the premises, LOT OF LAND conveyed by
Lester Lloyd to George ". Thompson, lying in
the village of Falls Church and described as fol-
lows: Beginning on the n. W. side of the county
road to Fairfax c. H. 229 feet from its interscc-
tion with the Middle Turnpike and running
thence n. 500 W. parallel with said Turnpike 1O3
feet: thence S. W. parallel with said county road
II feet thence S. 500 e. 1O5 feet to said county
road; thence along said county road to the begin
ming, supposed to contain about ,OS5 square feet
There is BUILDING on said lot and other ~.
improvements. lei
Terms: One-third cash, the residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months from
dag of sale, secured by the purchasers notes with
personal security bearing interest from day of
sale. and the title to be retained till the last pay
ment is made.
r. w. MOORE. o'''''' ''' " '"'o
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duncan and wife, plaintiffs, against llaag and
hcrs defendants. In chancery. In the C'rcult
Court of the county of Alexandria, Va. !, Bcnla
min Austin, clerk of said court, certify that the
bond required of the special commissioners by the
decree in said cause of May 31st, 1SSl, has been
duly executed.
Given under my hand this 2nth day Of June
1884. Benz. ADSlIN'
ic21-1awlw Clerk.
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BOOTS And SHOES.
LOOK !!
K LOO
WADDEY'S,

40 KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
Great Bargains in BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gents Fine French Calf Low
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hereby certify that R. w. Moore who was ap-
pointed Commissioner of Sale by decree render
ed at the June term, 1884, of the Ci:cnit Court
of Fairfax county in the suit of Smoot IL Perry
against L. Lloyd and others, has executed a boud
according to the requirements of said decree.
Given under my hand this I'd day Of July, 1881.
JOHN W. GRAHAM,
Clerk Circuit Court Fairfax County.
iy5-1a1Ytd
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FOR RENT-A ROOM suitable for an Office
sii oil the first floor OF the German B:!nking =" =
building. Apply to fmy1l |. ElCHBERt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR.

The following circular has b2eA issued
by the ChairmaR OF the State Demo
cratic Committee, to the respective Coun-
tY Chairmen.: - -,
Your attention Is again calledto the
instructions contained in Circulars Nos.
3and 4, issued from these headquarters,
and having date September 2Oih, 1854
1t is absolutely necessary that these IN
strucfions should be carefully observed
and strictly carried out, in order 10 Sc
cure a fAl Democratic vote.
There is mach to be done in the few
davs lett us in the way OF thorough prep
aration and systematic work. You, as
the immediate representative and the
head Of the Democratic party in your
County, are directly responsible for the
result OF the election therein on the attn
day of November next -. J.
There is. no. security, no certainty OF
victory, unless every Democratic voter
does his full duty. The danger which
confronts IL is due to the apathy OF the
Democratic voters. This in great
measure arises from want OF thorough
,organizatioY. This. LACE Of organization
must now be fully supplied By a
diligent'.anN" rmtirfng work during the
short time lett rs, and by looking after
every Democratic voter. on the day OF
election. No vote must be- lost.
By your vigilance, activity anu deter
mination every vote in your County can
be polled, and this done victory is Sc
cure1
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
For thc Herald and EcwS
TIE LACRENS MEETING.

LAURENS. Oct. 2l>t.
Nc#s,%. E5iIoy%:-Thc demonstration
to-day in LaurenS was worthy Of the
hefo-patriot FOR whom it is named. and
the distinguished speakers whom her
citizens delight TO honor. We cannot
refrain from cOmplimcEting the brave
and gallant young democracy OF this
grand old county Oil their excellent or
der. perfect department and gentleman
" bearing ut the stand; and during the
day ladies and children were out III full
force. and the Legion OF R"dShrts would
rather have died ihan caused them 4
trcmor Of fear o. blush OF shame. Fair
women smiled on brave mtu and peace
reigned suplcmr. This is IL bright con-
traSt 10 places We WOC OF where the priv
iicgc of hearing our statesmen and lead
er> i> forbidden to ladies simply because
Il cuHr,c Laturc imagincS that wearing
q red shirt excuses The rOWIy. We CM-
iuyr% lhr Sl ca>inG greatly H"d aPpr"ci-
at2,t tn" Opportunity afforded Es "f hear
ing lha; Eorn orator and true Carolinian
Col. l.. I. IOUmauS. All Were grand,
bu; he WAS III" moblc>t Roman OF them
all. Our hart thrObb@d with patriotic
bride IL he referred 70 the glorious re-
card OF ou3 State under Democratic rule
and every p"lsc beat in Unison with his
eloquent and glowing words Of warming
a% lie portrayed The danger which brsct
car State 'Oh. men 0f Carolina LD!!-
ger t. ~lc"p is 10 couch with >cri:cn;S :;
longer to -lunber is DEATH" And we
felt thai this warning ,ShoHld never b.
forgotten By the sons Of Carolina. The
great sin Of decrIit, educated people lies
in the neglect OF their public duty. Men!
arouse We 20 action. This is no time to
Slumbcr. Our leaders are sounding no
false alarm. The coming crisis is OF
momcntous Importance to yoT. yolr
wives, your children, your all. Oh,
men OF Carolina, rally to the rescue or
The eycMtful fourth OF November. South
Carolina expects every man TO do his
dirty. Arouse, ye Indifferent. Think
not all will be right, unless each man
strives to make it so by every effort OF
voice, OF pen and at tho ballot box.
Sens Of Carolina, Cleveland aid and cheer
a. ye may;
But tor thy State with ranks unbrokcn
Clear the way.
lfyc E2ii on that November day,
Who shall say
What fearful. unimagincd horrors.
Crouch Ct bay:
Sons ofCarolina, up and stirring,
Clear the way.
CAROLINA.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
EX-GOVERNOR MOSES.
HIS TRIAL FOR sw1SDLlsG REV DIR. REX
FORD ADJoUcSED YESTERDAY For ONE
WEEK.
Detroit FSee Press October q.

Ex-Governor Moses, Of South Carolina, bad
Il cArcworn look w'tcn he WAS brought inio !hc
Police Court .yeStvrd ~ a!prloon TO he tried
for swndIing Rev. L. l.. RtXyord, D. D. pas
Tor of the UniyersaGst Cuurcb, of 5l5 by
fal,clY repre- euiing himself 10 DC Rev Dr..
Hicks, OF Washington, D. c. The prisoner was
neatly dressed IN black and was placed in the
box where TO Vas joined br his attorney, &.
X NJ. Collier, with wAjm he had. long con-
>u!,ation The Ex-Governor paid no attention
to the lobby which gathered 10 sc; glimpse
IF hin, AMI during the conversation with the
attorney 81 with his back TO the audience:
When Jr;.ice: Miner called The ea<e oGbJo5n III
was urrcs:cd( hc attorney for the defense
asked tha, it be continued for one month. He
said that his oicu: was ccrre e'pooding With
number OF 3nascn1al ,ft4e"ds ia, the South
who were ve-y busy in these po)iricil times"
and Sa Jiournlneui fof le, pdrinI named was
necessary, atal that NJ. Nh 5 lfrEd> expect
10 get him out OF the arOnble he Is in. Mr.
Collier farther said thai 10 one would suffer
but M May" who is in Jail in default Of
bail
Justice Miner said that be could not continue
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
Dow l |IlGT Co!
c!I rcw | hav. full Stock Of Goods.

Wei. ncw havr i ful! Stock Of Goods,
and they mas; he Sold
will sell good Flour =: $50 per barrel.
~ pounds SugartU: 81.
22 pings Tobacco for 81 80
have q very c!0:cr >clcricl stock OF Ci-
car>-scvcral ncy brands. have Ike gent
Inc Cleveland and Hendrix Cigars. vrr, !ir'.
SwCcs Ca2crcl AID Ncc Nickel Cigarct,
l.Hr%r >rGcl o. Can Goods, viz, Salmon,
Is Gents per can. Posted Hum, Tongue, FUR
kcy, Chichc l, DUCK, Game, Beef. &c. Con-
dcnS@I MIX The best Oysters. French and
American Sardiue> Can Peaches, Tomatoes,
Corn, &c. Splendid lot Pickles, Prepared
llOr>c Eaii>h, very fine Worcestershire
Sauce on draught, 20 sell by the gallon. qt.,
pin half pint, &.
Pure Cider Yin, .ar Some Of The vcly best
Eoa,;cI Cntrcr, FGc>;! CucOaautS, Oranges,
Lemons, Apples.
Wc keep regularly The very b2st Roasted
Peanuts.
\ l@:t good Ciccj>.
\ new sock of CrocEcry and Glassware
just opened.
Large >toc!; Of Plain and Fancy Candies.
Cabbage N! Potatoes.
Table and Pcchct Cutlery. Table and Tea
Spoons.
Wa>hhoard, l5c SC, SC.
For Ca>h or Cornry Ptoiu:c, 1t he Little
Cheap Sore Of Il. II. LONELhCE.
Oct Is #
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30

Fortlc Head ana News
4 Good Samaritan.

On last Sunday Mr. visited the
colored prisoner: ut the Jail in the in
tcrcSt of their spiritual welfare. giving
them religious tracts. and pointing them
to the Saviour. This is as it should be.
These poor people felt good: felt that
one white man took interest enough in
their souls 10 visit them in prison. Now
we have quite Il number OF ministers,
both white and c0lorcI, in town, Not
or" of whom. we think. has ever visited
these poor prisoners locked Within iron
bars. They have all invariably. like the
Priest and L"vitc, "pa->cI Oh the other
side" Why i il? Is it because they
are irrrlcrmablc: |, it 5Gca1s" their
souls are no. worth >ayin@-cr i i; he
cause the mini ter, ikn Ariel. Ihjuk
the negro is I mere brute and HIS no
soul to save: Surcly none OF thc:2 are
the reason. Still the grave question
arises, why are these poor prisoners
never visited BY our ministers Of the
gospel? DO they forgr; that we are al
made OF 4 little lump OF clIy-2nd th1t
that lump is no more dainty and pure il
one h'lmau tina! III another: Christ
d;cl for III! sinners. H. makes 10: dis
tinction Of sin. God cannot look on any
sin with thc lca>' degree Of allowance.
All must be forgiven il we are to cEioy
His blessed presence forever. |. is Only
the sick that hay need OF The physician.
Those upon VIII. NJ the tower of Sloan
fell were not sinners above others.
Truly, many OF 'hcSc poor wrctchcS can
literally say: 4 was sick and in prison
and We visited IT. not" PAUL.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
OUR COUNTY CANDIDATES,

For the Senatc-J. 4. Sigh.
For the House OF Representatives,. Pope,
o. L. Schumpert. w. D. Hardy.
For Clerk of Court. Y. McFau.
For Probate Judgc-J. 3. Fellers.
For Sheriff-W. W. Riser.
For ool-COmmiSSiOner-G. G. Sale. ...
For County COmmiSSionerS-E.C LOngShorc,
}. A. Cromer, A. J. Livingston.
For Coroner-J. n. Bass.
For Treasurer-A. II. Wheeler.
For huditor-W. w. Houseal. t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30

he case fora month; but would continue it
for 4 week, G..
Nj C2I!ier-'fTiaat wont help"
The Coqrt--F4 can't help that"
Ex-Governor Moses was :hcn taken back 10
Jail bv officer Jantz and locked up in Ward
No. /, where lie has been since his arrest. His
correspondence IS large and principally from
the Southern States.
Rev Dr. Rcxfori is absent from The city at
tending I chu"ch convention, bI: will return in
time for The iria!.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
A Card.

All r,: ons :.debted to the firm
name OF FAINT & McWHIRTER
either by note, mortgage or account
must come and settle the same by the
Of Y rember next. Those
failing to do g. the claims will be
given to AL attc: ney for collection. a
we must close rp our matters.
O.. II. P, FAINT &
GEORGE McWHIRTER.
Oct 8 IL 1t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
FROM HAMPTON's SPEECH,


know that the. opinion has gone. out
throughout the State that we are safe. The
Republicans have placed no ticket in the field,
they put only.a few nominees before the pco-
nlc and we have nothing, therefore, 10 fight
20 far a. our Statc. and county officers are con-
ceIncd And we take it Cor grained that be-
cause VIC can and we will carry the election, rs
10 them that there is no danger in regard to
the Presidential election. Now, us | said 10
YOU. win speak with entire truthfulneSS, and
I tell you, feeling MI the responsibility which
attaches TO that assurance. that unless every
man in South Carolina devotcs himself earn
cstly, devocdly. uniiriAgly TO work from nov
until The 4th of 0Yember-until the sun goes
down on that day, we stand in great danger OF
losing The Prcsi, entail vote in South Carolina.
Aud what does that mean? Twill not say TO
Won that it means moritic tioC and humlIIa-
ton and regret 10 every tue Democrat IN
South Carolina I will not tell You only Of
that, but I tell you that it will mean, perhaps,
the defeat Of Cleveland for the Presidency.
Consider one moment! Remember that in
1876 Tiden vas. defeated by the count OF The
Republicans by but one single vote He lack
cd but one vOrc to be elected, and he lacked
but 237 votes of getting that one vote in South
Carolina A change of half Of those 237 votes,
if nv memory serves me right. in South Caro-
lima in 1876 woulI have clec:cd Tilden. Well.
now. I think The South will give our Presiden-
tial ticket 1j3 votes. Il can give it. twill
give it, if every Democrat in the South Will rea-
lie the importahce Of this election. New York
r,yes SO votes, chat makes lS9. Ii then we
can carry Now.Jsrsey and Connecticut, or full
ing them, Inliana Cleveland will be elected
have put out Of the question the extreme
Western State: | think VIC stand good
chance Of carving California and Nevada.
Blaine. strong, q aggressive and UT, crnpulous, is
now preparing 10 employ the same tactics 10
cary Indiana that he used 10 cIr!y Ohio. he
is here now with money and ma!ShaIs and
bullets. 10 drive votes from the polls and shoot
men. as was done in Ohio. Ther propose 10
rv Indiana by the same methods by which
they were succc ,sfM in Ohio. And they may
carry il. II becomes Us, then, at the South, 70
devote ourselves earnestly a"d zca!ously from
this day until fhc lay Of tSc election TO Sc
curing Ilc votes Of Our own people, 10 be sure
Of tho votes Of the Solid South.
- =
But trusr in God that II Cleveland Is elected,
and believe he will be, and even II BY one
vote; that be will hare the manhood 10 come
out and say he Is eccicG, and take his place.
TChcers.l And lruSt that the DemocrIiic
party. this country. warned BY the experience
Of 1876, will say 10 the Republicans. You sole
the Pres idency 'onee. but you shall never do it
again" Prolonged chcering.l
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
-
The Taxes.

-
There iS considerable complaint amoi:g
taxpayers this year thu; th"ir taxes
are higher THAI they have been for
several years. Men who return NJ more
property than ,lry did two .yc#r% ago
say that their taxes this year arc from
ten to fifteen per cent. more thaa they
have been any time Sigcc 1876. Thi-
coming ut 4 inc When crops ka--=-- -,
1imb- 90. ,v.o .,gr4a---'~-+8T ~-+8T-gJ:' . been
- 77s:-s&SSS i-S rs in Succession proves
70 be quite b,wdenSomc. There i un-
qucstionably Il serious defcctin the mode
OF assessing property ior TAXATION. What
remedy shall be applied is 4 matter 10
be determined by tie VIZ" men OF the
State. This VIII lie matter is before Il
commission appointed al the last session
of the LcgiSlatu =. The report OF this
commission and he action OF tn ap-
proaching Legislature thereon vii! b"
looked to with i.ic2c>r.-Ches!r RTcr-
ter.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30

And il bchooves every. man who values the
peace and prosperity Of the land towork. woi +
nov, work carly, work late, work%ali thg:iime
10 bring all his Dcishbors toTo;c on ;Ec4 4,h ct
November TChcerS.7
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
Ate ton,

All persons Ic,i o. 20 the undersigned
by uotc or accUuE; -. IT make settlement by
Nov. 9Th, 1884, aitcr which all unpaid notes
and accounts will b2 placed in the hands OF
oct 1873 - B. H. CLINE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
OUR STHTs; CANDIDATES,

For Goyernor-Hugh 5. Thompson.
For Lieutenant -Governlr-Joh Sheppard
For Secretary of State-James y. L'pscomb
For State Peter Richardson.
For Comptrol olcr-Gcneral-Wm. e Stoney.
For Attorney. ey.GeHcral-CharleS L. Miles.
For Adjt. and InS'tOr-Gen.-iM ". Manigault.
For Supt. Of EducatiOG-ASbury Coward.
Eor Congress. Third District-D. WyattAiken.
For Solicitor, seventh Circuit, d. X. Duncan
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30

A Kentacky glli gloI1cs IL head OF hair
which Is seventy inches long and very thick,
fnt our chief glory Is IN the number ofcurcs
made recently BY The use Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. the best remedy for coughs and COLES.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30

What thing so goo! 2" IS the query or poet
somewhat confused ii !Ic las cold. the cniy
good thing we know OF IS 4 bottle o. DR. Bu!Fs
Cough Syrup.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30

We invite attention to very interest
, inc letter on our first page, from Wood
: sr1o;,,Irn M on The HU6sou:" Pho letter was
!. Facowded ont two weeks.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
To Rent.

Ny Plantation ar Jaapa, S. G., for the cnsu-
ing year. Apply b ore Nov. 10TH l75 Acres.
Good Buildings. g..
oct 80 .UNIUS E. CHAPMAN.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30

know, thai has been given to the pub
lie as to her Whereabouts and adven-
lures since that time. l-Columbia
Register.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30

The Enemy Marshaling His Forces for Vig0-
rous Onslaught Upon the Civilization Of the
state-Eow the Danger Must be Met-The
DVsky HoTde3 Exhorted to be Ready to Fight
on Election Day-south Carolina Expects
Every Man to Do His Duty.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
NOTICE..

All persons holding demands against
tile estate Of Henry koon deceased are
hereby notified to present the same at
tested as the law requires to our attor-
ney Y. ]. Pope on or before the first
day OF December next.
All persoIts in anywise indebted to the
estate OF Henry Koon deceased, are re-
qucsted TO make payment to the under
signed or to consult with the under
signed at IN early dry with reference to
said indebtedness. .. @s-|
'THOS. V. WICKER,
... THOS. NJ. LAKE.
As executors OF the last will Sc. Of
Henry Koon. deceased.
Newberry. S. c., October 90, 1884.
Ct, .-r.. ~
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30

Have you got Your registration
ticket? Then vote-only, Il half
man would be without that ticket.