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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
PROSPERITY POINTS.

"The best laid schemes CT mice and men,
Gang aft aglee."
Now I thought there was nothing
to be more sure than that YOU
should have had q Prosperity letter
last week, but I have the satisfac.
tion Of knowing that the letter was
not missed as you had paper
brimful and running over with news
Of general interest.
We had wanted 10 say something
last week about Prof. Cromer's lee,
tnre to the students Of the Fros,
perity High School. for we were
charmed with the easy grace. Wise
council, and unGer current Of huInor
that SO characterize tie Professors
addresses; and we only regretted
that It was not more generally
known tbat the lecture was to be
given. for while it was addressed to
the school vet there were lessons
for matured minds.
Cotton is coming into town very
rapidly Notwithstanding the low
prices, and business is lively. Quite
an amount Of new trade is being
acquired Our merchants are live
". progressive men and keep things
lively. Nevertheless, have some
what against them. and it i this:
There is not the proper distribution
Of business for the good Of our
town, for instance take confection.
cries. the town cou!d we'll support
one or tTo good establishments in
that line. supporting two Or three
families, whose trade among the
merchants would make them more
than they make of of the confec-
ticneries, but as it is. every mer-
chant keeps line Of candies, &C.,
and as a consequence that business
is in dropping condition. We
have 8 drug store that keeps BET
ter line of drugs than IS usually to
be found in even larger towns than
this. It is not only a great con-
venience to this immediate neigh
borbood. but It brings trade that
would not otherwise come here. yet
some Of our merchants handle
drugs, crippling a legitimate bust,
aess to that extent. The sehoQl is
a prosperous condition. Qalte y
apmbeT of famjiies are wanting to
move in, and if W. had 4 greater
diversity OF business these people
would have q better CHANGE or fnd.
ing occupations. Wake pp brethren,
Ioh't bs too selfish. give everybody
s eGsnee--it vii pay.
While we have our hand ll, we
@OGld suggest TO our city fathers to
draw the lines : Lutte tighter, willis
The order during ths day is unex.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
Epithelioma or Skin Cancer

This form OF cancer il the most prevalent
type. and is in many cases fatal. as II Sradn
ally cats away until it destroys life. 1t wonld
seem that SwiftS Specific lis indeed speclhc
for this Scourge.
Mrs. X A ARMSTRONG Verona. Miss. writes
under date of Nav Il, 1854: After akin" SIX
bottles OF Swirts SDecific the ca"ce" Is icaiirS
is greatly reduced IN size. y now gives me no
pam. and nv general health has 80 much I'M
proved that am able to be mp and attend 10
my household dut;es-sOmc:hI"g | had NOT
been able 10 do in SeYcra! years feel tIiHt II
VIII cure me-
Mr.. NJ n. CLAYTON, Of Red CLAY, Ga. writes
under recent date: 'Ail:painful sensations IN
my cancer are decreasing. | feel decldediE
better. and the.tcancer.ahas commenced TO
heal"
Dr.rF. ". Cr,,mlev. Oslethorpc. Ga. writes
under date Of May 10th: "Mr. Navcs who
had such Il terrible cancer on his face is about
well. New skin has grown all over ms lace,
and looks almost as well as il ever did. anu /
would ike some Of your co:npamyto to see II m.
Messrs. J. & J. B. Harter. Of North Manche7-
ter, writes under date Of Nav lSI: 81 lie !aH|
with cancer is improving right along me
Specific increased the dischrrGe for the hr+t
few davs. bnt the soreness Isl gone and she Is
much better"
Mrs. W. II. Route, OF GordonSvi''e Va,
writes. under date Of May II. 1881: Il ain
much iuDroycd The cancer is better: does
not pain me ut all. It is d w0"|e" TO all M
friends"
Mr.. Jas. +. Lyon. of Mcna1x Ferry. Va,
writes under dat: Of May 10. 1884: My cnnGi-
tion is greatly improved; NV general health IL
good; appetite good; cancer drcidrd'y better
and hes brg'ln 10 heal nicely. How can ever
repay yOu:'
NJ. j. 5. Rhodcs. ocIMil Rivrr.N. C.. writes
under date of May 80 1884, N" moti:er has
been Using Swi!'s Snecitic about two weeks.
and is improvins.E The cancer is not ncw
painful and Is heating
Mr.. I. J. Testr. Of Wacissa. Fla writes un-
der date OF MAJ .. 1SSi: 'Swli'S SNecif" has
cured cancer on M face. aud h"s almoSs
made Young man out Of me"
Mr.. +. Tiusi"v. %: Burr Mills. Va. writes,
May !. lSSi: ''aIv wifi. has ;rkcn four bott les
OF Swift's Specific ( "A career. and has iu-
proved wonderfully. shall kccp.it mp; have
no doubt j: vii! curt her"
TsE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 5. At"n:n T..
Ga I59 W. 23d ST.. y. Y, amd'l2U5 Chestnut
ST., Philadelphia.
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u BOTTLECTRED ?iAI FiNILY

Your Chill Specific is the boss !hIng for
ChilIS aud Fever. Seven in nv fnmiy
were 9ffi c'ed and 10 remedy was .urces>tul
hu' vour Chill Specific. THEY WERE ALL
CURED With LESS THAN HALF OF ONE
BOTTLE. 80 IeCommrnd il 1" every body.
JENKINS n. SMI MIrH."
"HaviUS used Pciham'> Certoin Chill and
Aguc Snccitic certify that Que bottle cured
four of Us OF Cnil> and Fever ihereiorc re-
commend IL chueriuiy.
HENRY HENDRIX.
Il have used Il bottle Of Pclham's Certain
Chill snd Ague Specific and was ca lcd by It
of Chills and F.ver after having failed with
Quinine and other remedies. john S. Gary"
So say they ALL Boozer. G P Boozer.
Z Chalmers, JOS c Harglovc, Frank Z
Wilson, w G Nets, T II Alewine, Jno Hen
derson, Jos Pitts, w T Wright, Wade W
Suber, Jas c Hope, Frank G Spearman. Cla-
renee God>haH, JHo c Stewart. Of Silver
Street, and Others.
This infalih'e Cure and Preventive of
ChiIl> ard Fever for >ale at same price hy
Geo Reid, CHsppciiS Depot; Reid & Hill,
SaIuJa; Jno Swygert. N Peaks. Dawkins.
willie and Jcnkinsyic, and by D II Eirp &Co,
Pomaria. S. G. Ocis9 II
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
IN TIE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.


b order Of the Court. herein da;cd
Is July. 1854. / will sell 1t public ont
cry. before the Court HOuSr ut Newt
berry, on the first Mom,ay il NOvem-
Der. 1881. the following real estate. tie
properly OF thr Defendant, in th,CoHn-
y and State aforesaid:
All ;hat p!anta,iO" o: tract OF land,
situated in the County and STATE afoTc-
said, containing Two Hundred and
Sixteen Acres, more or less and bound
ell hv lands OF Ms. 4. W. Allen. Mrs.
5. Hancock, Mrs. - Henry, and land
belonging to the children OF Mrs. II. S.
Hodges.
And all that house and lot in the
Town Of Ncwbrrry. containing two
arrcS. more or less. ami bounded by
lands OF the Ncwherry Circuit ParSo"-
aye. NJ. f. Church. South. DR.. James
Mcintosh. by Boundary street, and by
Street leading to the old village grave
yard.
Terms.-Tne purchaser Of the plan
tation tract will be required to pay one
half OF purchase money in cash, aEG to
secure the balance payable at Twelve
months with interest f"om day Of sale,
by bond and mortEag" OF jhe properly.
The purchaser OF The town lot. will
b. required to pay oAe third OF the
purchase money in cash, and to secure
the balance payable at twelve months
with interest from the day OF sAic. by
bond and mortgage, and policy OF i'll
surancc OF the premises.
SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Masters Oilicr. Master.
S Oct. 1851 81
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
Do VIII 2lGy Co!

Well. NOW I have full Stock of Goods,
AMI they must be sold.
will sell good Flour ~ $3.50 per barrel
l2 pounds Sugar for 81.
90 plugs Tobacco for 81 90
have very choice seectcd stock Of CT.
CUR, several new brands. have The grnu-
inc Cleveland and Hendrix Cigars, Yer, fine.
Sweet Cupcrcl and Ne" Nickel Cigarets.
Large stock Of Csn Goods, viz. Salmon,
Is cents per can Pottcd Ham, Tongue, Fur
key. Chicken, Duck. Game, Beef &C. Con-
den>ed Mix The bc>, Oysters. French and
American Sarlines. Can Peaches, Tomatoes,
Corn. &c SOIcndid lot Pickles, Prepared
Hor,e l;ldiSh, vcrg ane Worcester. hire
Sauce on dranght, to sell by the gallon. qt.,
pint. half pint, &c.
Pure Cider Vinegar Some of The very host
Roasted C"ffee. Fresh Coc0anuts, Oranges,
Lemons, Apples.
We trcp regularly the very hest Rotstcd
Peanuts.
4 few good Clocks
4 ncH sock o! Crockcry and Glassware
jat opened. -
: ! arse stock Of Plain and Fancy CaaAee.
i:Gffngs 3nd l:h;atr"s.
fIhr GGa iioEket G4ilery, Table aad 4!ea
Spoons:
Wa-hhuards l5c &C.. &c.
Fur Cash or Coun;ry Produce. At The Little
Cheap Store Of B. II. LOfELACE.
f~Oei 10 IF
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ceptional, yet on some nights,
things take too much care Of them
selves to be compatib!y with de
ccncy and order. JeyJnm Sap.
Last Lords day Communion Ser
vice at Prosperity Church, The
Rev. NJ. NJ. McClintock assisting
Rev. NJ. Boyd.
Some Of the boys with 2 mis-.
directed enterprise, amused them
selves in the new and novel dircc-
tion OF moving bridges. gates &C,
last night. The Town Council with
commendable zeal offers q areward Of
$500. MR.. D.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
Glass RsO9gt CS.
"Th0Sn who live in Glass Houses
SbOuId not Throw StOnpS''

"Thc wicked fee when 90 man purSueth."
L is amnSing 70 see how tender-footed GER
tain blood remedy proprietorS have become
of late They make much ado about "apeS
and imitafOrs" When none arc in sight
The prorretorS of b. B. B. would saw most
emphat;cal!y that their remedy stands npnn
its own merit Should we a:temDt to imi-
tate, il would not be those who DO not'un-
derStand the modnS operandi' Of that which
they offer Our own long experience in the
profession prec'udcs such an idea. The field
f0r'sbloodIrcmedics iSs'large 'andibroadsaf-
fording ample room for all present aspirantS.
We do not desire to close the door againSt
others ncitherIshalliit ibe closed against Us.
b B. B. is the quickest remedy. does not
contain mincralror vcgetahleEpois0n, does
not initiate. and is in the field as an hon
orable competitor for public favor. oc l6 i'm
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16

In seyering the ties which have
united Mr.. Cromer and myself
as co-editors, none ssbQt the pleas
antest feelings..~exist Our inter
course all through the time it has
lasted has been cordial in the ex-
treme, and we part now in the hope
on our part that the tie may at some
future time be renewed. We wish
Mr.. Cromer the success in his
chosen profession, the law, which his
talents and ability entitle him to.
TT. GRENEKER.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16

3v order OF the t. art herein, dated 5 june,
1884, will sell l. :.,:c The Court House, AT
Newberry, on the q Noulay in November,
1881, at public uu -. thc real esfa Of Eli
zubeth Sign, dec Il. n the County and
Stare aforesaid, II '5,'igI:
Tracr No. - - Dazzling Place, cua:
tanning (l4lN On. Hundred a"d Fnrry-onc
and Oac-IhIrd A.'..s, more or Ie-.. ard
bounded by lands d bv W. c. Line, Guar.
dian, G. G. DeWar, Mary A. Kinatd he
estate OF Philip SIiSh deceased and bv rract
M 2.
Tract No 2, Ca ain;n- $50 O,c Hn"-
drrd and Fif'y-iUur Acres more or less. "uI
bounded by land .,.'I'i by w. C. Lam. Ga r.
dian. By Tract y |, bP lands OF the e ta'r
OF Philip Sigh, Il ceased, Ernest SIiSh ans!
Anna c. Sheclcy.
Pla.s OF these tw'r r. Cts Of land wi! be- x
nihicd nn The day fSIie-aud la the nrrau-
lime may he examined IN The "fiicr OF HE
IN iersigued..
TERMs.--The purcha-cr will be required
10 pay onC-;hrl al The rurchn-e MONEY in
cash and 10 SccIic :he haiaucc payable ~ I2
months with interri tion lhe day IF sale by
bond and mortShs' ut rhr ar"mi>cs
>.LiS TOMBSTONE,
Masters Office, Muster.
Oct. 1881 Al 3 $500
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A Card.

All persons Indebted to the firm
name o. FAINT & McWHlRTER,
either by note, mortgage or account,
must come and settle the same by the
fifteenth OF November next Those
falling to 10 so. the claims will be
given 10 al attorney To- collection, as
we must close up orr nlrt.ers.
o. II. p. FAST &
oats ii ii
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A CARD.

My connection with, this paper
ends to-day. The considerations
that have induced'me to retire from
the paper are of private nature,
and would be Of no interest to the
public. My intercourse with the
proprietor, and all others connected
with the paper in business way,
has been agreeable at all times.
GEO. B. CROMER.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
U00d Tract Of land
E'Or Sale.

oNcr for Sal. my TRACT Of LAND
containing :SI ACRES, lying Oil
thr public lra% leading from Newher-
" 10 L1ur>ns. l. miles north Of New
berry c. H.. and nearly touching The
Lrurcns Railroad at one point. This
is oHe OF the best plantations III the
upper portion OF the County; well
adapted to growing cotton, corn and
small grain. There is upon the place a
good dwelling house OF 6 rooms, good
frame tenant houses, and other out
buildings. A pasture ve;y well en-
closed. Any oGe dcsirous of purchasing
will apply to or address me at kinard'S
7. o. Will take pleasure in showing
the place at any tim. Terms very rea-
sonable. w. w. SUMNER.
Oct lG ~
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16

Tie following are the uncaued for letters
remaining in the postctfice for the week
ending Oct. II: " + Brown, j p Blackwell.
Milton Coke, Mrs. Sal!ie HuucRn. Dnnnie
nominick. Mrs. :. T. Dobbia, jacob Dam.
byOf,Ei. Mrs Carrie Z Griffin. Mrs Maria
Griffin, Jack Griffin. ! II Hendrix, Thos
Htny. Clancy Mitchell, NIiliie Marshall,
) \ Robertson. Nelson Smith. DIayton vii.
son, RcY Jno Watkins.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16

Debility in adults is often caused by
worms The change from CHILDHOOD to
manhood! is not sufficient 10 rid the system
ofthis awful plague. ShrinrrS Indian Yer
mifuna will cxreIl th",n and restore health
and bright complexion. For sale by D..
s. F. Fant.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16

South Carolina Railway Company.
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCT Il, 1891 1T
y :. \. NJ Pass, ngcr Trains will run as
follows, Eastern lime"
lNAND FH"St CHARLESTON.
EGsT pAiLY.l
Drpart coluinbi" a ...;;5tsam 5.27pm
DuS Charlest on..-.. .....l2 - p M 93S p m
WET DAILY.
DEPART Char ieston ...... 7UOam 4SOpm
Due Columbia. ...........ll.Od IN g.22 p m
re AND FROM CAMDEN.
FAST lDAILr EXCEPT sUHDAY.)
Depart CoIumbia.......5 4sam 527pm
Due camden. 1855 pm SIS pm
WEST (DA!LY EXCEPT sCNDAY)
Depart Camden...........7.l5a m 4h0pm
Due Columbia.....".....l1.oO a m 9.22 m
T" AND FRoMAUGUsTA.
EAST (DAILY.)
Depart Columbia. 5.27 pm
Due Augusta. .......... I4t m
WET lDA!LY)
Depart Augusta. ........3.50 pm
Due Colum bia. ........ 9.22 p m
CONNECTIONS
Made atCoIumbia v ithColumbia and Green.
willie Railroad by Twin arriving at ll.0OA. NJ.
and departing Al % p. N. At Columbia
Junction with Charlotte. Columbia and An
Rn-Ia Kali ROad pN same Tram 10 ana from
all points on both roads.
Passengers by t!I--e trains take Breakfast
and Supp"r ut Brr I:chville.
AtCharlestOn vi u Steamers forNewYork |;
and on Tuesdays al Fridays with steamer
for JacEsunvillea 9 al points on the ST. Johns
River; also with Charleston ard Savannah
Railroad Ia and from Savannah and all
points In hloNda
at Augusta witt Georgia md Central
Railroads tn and rom all points West and
South. At Blacky!Ilt TO and from potnts on
Uaruwell Railroad Through tickets can be
purchased 10 all Joints South and West, by
applying to
d. MCQUEEN. Agent, Columbia.
JOHN 3. PECK General Manager.
D. c. ALLEN, q, Il. Pass. and Ticket Agt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
Rust Proof Wheat !
Fo--Sale by
Thos w Gallman.
Oct Is - st
Dancing School.

Prof. Berger. thankful for former patron.
age. Informs bis patrons and the public in
general thar h, will re open his Dancing
School on Friday. the l7fh inst There will
be Day and Night Glass. All the New
Dances "iIi be taught, al.o Ballet Dancing
and the various ways 10 Waliz. To he
good wa!izer NOWADAYS, one must know the
original waltz the Glide, The modern waltz.
and how 10 reverse in each OF them. For par
ticuas. apply ii Newberry Hotel.
Oct l6 #
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
MARRIED.,

at St. Lukc's October Oh. 1881. by
Rev. J. Hawkins. d. D.. Mr.. JAMES W.
BoOZER and Mrs. EUPIiEIlIA +.
SCHUMPERT. All Of NcwDerry county,
S. c.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
LAND FOR SALE.

IFNOr SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE, BE-
fore that time, VIII sell Ncwb"rrv Court
Hnnse, Sale Dav in Nnvrrnhrr. Two Hun
dred and Scventy-ivc (275) Acres of LAM,
in Two traciS.-nnc Of abnLt $50 acres, the
o;her of abour 12J. The land lies on both
sides of MuI Creek, aud has some fine bo
tom land. and j. boun'cd BIZ The Buncomhe
Road, and lands of John Lominck, Henry
Wheeler a"d others.
TERMs-OIc half cash, balance in one
and TWO years with interest from " of sale,
credit portion 10 he secured By bond and 4
mortgage Of the premises
THOS W. GALLMAN
Oct 1863
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Foreclosure.

Bv oder of the Cnurt hcrcia dated June,
1881, viii >rii n puhic ou;c"y. before the
Court House, Il, Ncy. berry, on 'he tir>t Mon
DAY in November, 1891, all thai Tract OF
Land, &pown - ,h1 river Place. of the Ia'c
Elijah Tribblc, in ;hu C"unfy aud STATE
aforesaid, Containing O3c Hundred aud Fifty
Acres, more OF les, aud brua!cd hr Li'ic
River. and hv lands a. Washington Fnyd,
Cary johnson, II. K. Manga an! otI cr@.
TEEMs-The purchaser will h. required 10
Fay il: c,>h one halt uf thc pu'chr>c money.
AMI To secure The bal nee, pay::b in T." Give
months, with in-rcS: r:oH ihe d of >a'e,
by bDn.I and fma:igaGs' If the premises.
SlLi% JOuN>T0NE.
Masters GIllcr, Master.
Q Oc! 1854 Al 3
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Executors Notice.

All ncrsnaS holding claims az inst tie f..
iAtc Of Mieajsh I Fat!, deceased, are herr.
hy notified 10 renhrP Hn account Of Ihci. de-
mands duly attestrri. and those indebted 10
sold estate, 10 make payment TO The uadcr.
signed. J. K EPPS.
y.-...., ii. THOMAS L. D. EPPs,
Sept 8 5sf ExedesSFI.
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OlCE IORE To TDE Front,

Wl>h a complete stock of Fall
and Winter c oIhing for Men,
Youths, Boys and Children, in
STYLES and for finish which cannot
be surpassed. The leading novelty
is the Scotch Plaid; they are very
fashionable for the coming fall and
winter. They are made in Sacks,
Cntmwny Snite, Dress Suits, dag.
onal. Co, ,kscrew and the Whipcord.
Worsteds are very fashionable
mCain this season in all the shades.
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T. +. GRENEKER, lrn,rors
R.H. GRENEKER, Sr., --D' '''''
T. H. GRENEHER, JR., Local Editor.
NEWBERRY, S. c.
Thursday OCT. Is, 1884.
p.pEp rOp THE PEOPLE.

The Herald is in the highest respect Fam
" Newspaper devoted to the material in-
berests Of the people Of this County and the
State. 1t circuiates extensively. and As an
Advertising medium offers unrivalled ad-
yantages. For Terms, see first page.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
HAT DEPARTMENT.

This is the largest aud most com
pIate, and direct from the leading
manufacturers, mo jobbing houses).
This line embraces a great many
varieties. styles and colors for Men,
Youths. Boys and Children.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Great Bargains await you in this
Department, which includes every.
thing new and desirable in Shirts,
Underwear, Aeckwear, Collars,
Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery and
Suspcndere, and the many little
things which add to the appearance
of well-dressed gentlemen.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
The Shoe Department is now
filed up With selected stock of
fine and Medium grades, and is
much larger than in past seasons.
AS this Department. has been ex.
tended to make more loom. all my
stock has been marked .Inwn to
Rock Bottoa0 Prices.
n. L. KINARD,
Columbia, S. c.
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Annual Meeting.
Land for Sale.
JAIL TO RECOVER.

A TRACT OF LAND, containing
Scventy-seven (77) Acres. more or less,
bounded by lands OF Dr.. G. w. Glenn.
Edgar Sigh, and the wilson Place, is
etl4rrl 'i"r sale. It Is wcll4watereA,
partly cleared and susceptible OF HIGH
cultivation. Th"re is considerable cord
wood on 1t. 4 bargain may be had.
Appl. %
a.. HERALD and NEWS OFFICE. -
sep Is II .-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16

Samuel Hunter, IXor - Sarah Davis,
Ain:X tud others.
By vine Of an urIc" of The C1uri. vii
sell "cIor" ;Gr Coz Rouse Z: Nru berry. on
tie frs Monday in November. 1884. i; pub
lie UuIc!y. 4 trac! Of iand Gi The c.'atc uf
william Z. Davis, deceased, in rbc Couulc
aud St!t" alnrc>uIi, containing fifiy-sGvvn
&C -. ln"re %: less, md bounded by lands of
NJ / Gillian. o:h"r iaudr Of The said c>latc,
ard Na0cT Ail'cr's1 1Hnd. PlatS Of this land
will be exhibited on day OF sab, and IN y in
the meantime bo cXam.NeI in my Office.
rc. III tn pUrcLa. or Will Lc required 10
pay oHc-ha!f cf the purchase m"ucy il cash,
and 10 secure The balance, ptyabl" 1T twelve
months, with interest from the day Of sale,
by bond and mortgage ni the premises.
SGLAS TOMBSTONE Master. ~
Masters Office, s h Ocf 1881 81 50
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
Martin J urg, Ex'or, V. Mamie NJ Col! !
ing. Aimx.. JImcs ". THbuIe, Adm'ran
crharS
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
Attention.

All persons indebted 10 the undersigned
hv note or account mnSt make settlement by
Nov. 5th, 1884. after which all unpaid notes
and accounts will he placed IN the hands Of
an attorney for collection.
oct 1863 3. Fl. CLINE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
+. p. Oh ilmcrs, AL ,'r W. John j.. Crock ,
and OF hers

i'v order Of III Court herein. dated 3rl
jun" 'sSi. will sell 4 public 0uicry. bC fore
the Cnurt House - NcH berry on ,hc fir-t
Monday in November lsSI. II that tract OF
land. lIt" the pro y r.y OF Thomas g. Crooks
in the Ouuty and ) ate afOrc>:ii !, contain
Ing iIIO.3 10 - q hU 'dlrd AMI severity acres
NOR or less :iHd tl..rc ic tbs and bounded
l.! BrnIi RIVER, 10y In" AShtor,l's Ferry. bt
amds nov lately III" property of John A
Crooks statc, by lands fprmeriy OWNED by
estat; OF Capt. r. Suher and by land- OF
Henry -uber It's d >cribud by 4 plat thereof
III l'!c 2J'h Aug. lSal and rtcor.tCd in the
Registers office toG \ewUer"y in Book B. b.
page 4ji.
TERM-.-The pu,c chaser will b, required to
ply IN ca-h "nc-h Ii Of the purchase money
and 10 secure the bal 'nce, piyable Il twelve
months with intcrr-t from dIy Of $ lie, By a
bond an mortgaS.. Of the premises.
>ILA| 10 iN>TO +, II istcr.
MaStr, : Otlice, HD:t. 1881. 4l st.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
School Notice.

The trustees Of the several school districts
in &ewberrv County are, by order of the
Board of School Examiners, autho' lied 10
open the free public schools in their respec-
tive districts, on ,hc 10h day of November,
1881. J C. BOYD,
Cnm'n Board of Examiners.
Oct 1872
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
} OYS CLOTHING.

In Boys Clothing ! have taken
special care to select this stock for
the little ones, and am now pre-
pared TO show the largest stock in
Ibis line in all grades and prices of
these goods, in School Suits and
Dress Suits.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
To Rent.

My House and Lot near the Newherry Col
lrge. Terms ssroaaonnhIr. Apply a. once.
Oct 10 If JUSIUS f. CHAPMAN.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
FOR SALE OR LEASE

Owing to orr increasing business In
honse bulldog we are compelled to
stop our saw mill, Therefore. we Of
Ter 70: sale, o. !rRse, OH easy terms,
Our portable l0-horse-power engine
and saw mill. good as new, having
been In use only short while.
SHOCKLEY BROTHERS.
Oct % Heleha, 3. Z,