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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06
BRIEF 1HENTIONINGS,
corn is on its ear.

-Camp-meeting is in full bl asst.
This is the camp-meeting month
Venus, Jupiter and Saturn are
the morning stars.
Our market is abundantly sup
piled with various fruits
Peaches are coming into market,
but are exorbitantly high in price
Let US have a profitable trade, and
begin by advertising in the CAPITAL.
The evenings are quite cool, a
premonition of the rapid approach of
Fall.
Ten new subscribers to the CAP
ITAL since Monday upward and
onward, is our motto.
-"I'll feed my boarders on the fat
of the land" observed Mrs. Stuffum,
as she receipted for tub of oleomar-
garine.
singular that the word miser, so
often expressive of one who is rich,
should in its origin signify one that
is miserable.
When you trip up don't stop to
'vestigate de stone wat trips you, but
whatch your foots so dey don't stun
BILE no more"
The thief who stole watch at
public meeting excused himself on
the plea that he "was only taking
minutes of the affair.""
The pleaasntest things in the
world are pleasant thoughts, and the
greatest art in life is to have as many
of them as possible.
-Matrimony is said to be lot
terry, but up to the hour of going to
press no law has been enacted pro.
hibiting the use of the males.
Numerous handsome and dash
ing young bellies from abroad are at
present sojourning in our town, and
have taken captive the hearts of our
gallants.
If we would have powerful minds
we must think; if we would have
faithful hearts, we must love; if we
would have powerful muscles, 1--WE
must labor.
Persons having real estate to dis
pose of should use the columns of the
CAPITAL for advertising the same.
Inquiries are made at this Office al
most every day for information relat-
ing to sales, &c.
The present summer will be
noted in history for its great storms,
destructive floods and fires and the
caving in of buildings, not to speak
of picnics, pleasure excursions and
ushuring in of the CkPITAL.
Always patronize the men that
advertise, and when you go to buy,
go to the men who are represented
in our columns they are reliable and
responsible dealers, and as rule
their prices are far below the other
dealers who never appear in the
newspapers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06

The schooner "Cora," Capt. S. T.
Studley, from Kennebeck, Maine,
reached here on Monday with 500
tons of Kennebeck ice. consigned to
S. B. Flood.
The schooner "Charm," Capt. w.
S. Starr, from Havre de Grace, Nd,
arrived this morning with 13O tons
of Lee coal, consigned to John B.
Flood.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06

1t will be seen by an advertisement
in this issue that Miss Annie CAN'T
will open select school for children
on September s. Miss CAN'T is an
experienced teacher and her efforts to
establish good school for children
should be fully appreciated and sus-
tanned by our people. We hope
liberal patronage will be extended
her.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06
Personal.

Adjutant General Howard, was
here to-day.
Major Sprigg Harwood who was
reported as being i'll at Cape May is
well and about.
Messrs John Wiggins, and Edward
Chance, two well known carpenters
left here yesterday to go to work in
Washington, ID. C..
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06

Mr.. Richard Sands, of this city,
has received the appointment of
Second Mate on the steamer as. j.
Pentz, "of the Maryland Steamboat Co.
Mr.. Sands is an industrious and
worthy gentleman, and we congratu.
late the company on the selection it
has made.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06

Edgar Hutton, of Annapolis, has
secured under the supervision of John
4. McCusker, the papering and paint
ing of the Governors Mansion.
Bartlett q Hayward, of Baltimore,
are putting iron banisters to the two
stairways of the State House base
ment.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06

George Thomas, colored, has been
placed under 5000 security by JUS
tice Gassaway for violating the local
option law. VIM. L. Iglehart went
his bail
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06
Circuit COurt.

Judge Jones was here to-day, try
ing the case of Talent VS.. Marriott,
suit under attachment.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06
Executive Appointments.

The Governor appointed to-day,
under the act of 1880, chap. $50, 200
employees of the Western Maryland
Railroad Company, as special police
men.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06
RATES OF ADVERrIsING .

One inch, one day, rs cents two days,
81 90 three days, $125 one week, s.. 90;
two weeks, $500. Liberal rates made
with those advertising by the month or
year. Local notices and political or spe
cial communications, cents per line.
Ordinary announcement of marriages
and deaths free, but obituary notices will
be charged for at one half the usual rates
of advertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06

TRAINS LEAVE TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail, 6.35 a. m Mail, 8.55 a. M.
Accom-, 1905 p. m. Accom-, $50 p. m.
Mail, 42Op. m. Mail, 635 p. M.
Sunday Trains $40 a. m. 420 p. m.
Through freight to and from Baltimore
every day. Local freight Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at a. m.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06

pr SALE.-Lot of cheap Remnants
N CalicoS, Dress Goods, dc, at
~ l.. III. REHN'S.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06

J, 'aem away-dress goods of all
e,sa ,'0n 2 to Scents yard, and
~ goods At your own price, at
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-06

pR SALE-A Bureau, Wash Stand,
BedStcad with Mattress, only used
Nv months, Price $25. 90. For infor-
lon apply at the CAPITAL Office.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03
POMARIA .JOTTINGS.


Ram, rain, rain. Grass, &ra53,
;,ras5-lhe continued rains o! last
amt tne prrceilii@ week have "oh"
c"nSiderahl" IHJnry I" tie growing
crops. in'' hi&h seasons haze
Prn''lre' too niue" S:l' III g" ton
v"rr [nl will s.r;nn.,,. at,;.,., tIn;r
rrnwth Knth lnnr, r,II ,,n,r ,nd
wn hnna tnr fhc Lasi
Mf. - Is. 'un"r mas In" ms
,inr;,.r -. ,r,t snom rho wat.r
st.o1 ON .,nn nor ions or HI, rnra
Gnr several days Th,. remit i ,
totaI ro.. ,,.tI,,; mar. nr lis .rri, ..
mess "',,a''''''' v y be[lE' iF"'
pfi'l"F' .! I"i'';''i" HiI'S' nave
commenced tnrlr summer %fln"ihS
III earnest lhry &[!hn ill "ay
i amt Il great P'rtio" OF the h'shf'.
!" '"''"' .'. ''>''I ',.' '''">''
is b,psCully abun.Iant, but i ronsi,i.
erabla ouaptjty Of oats has i,cen
tnrued black and made 20 snr,ut
hnr,,so ri. tho r.;,. prattc ,nuci
~ ,ho vlI,,t =, s.,eJ,: LnuS:5
Mr. r.. X: iiipn mas gone I" see
ms brother J"hll. m f.t%rli@i". VINO
is ylh5 dangerously III ~ tEp.io-
l'atar'al le'er' nc MS nf''' 9'ch
'oF SIX "r seven "teA''
\ certain clerical II. u. is 81
,pspontent since commencement
that he scarcely cas- nnu5h TO
keep him breathing. anl his friends
are apprehcnsivr lest his mclancolia
may nroduc, self destruction. He
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03
Scattering Bridges.

Tie hardest rain that has fallen in
NGwb"rry III many years came Thurs
day night last, it raimed about three
ana 4 half hours without ccasing, and
caused SCOTS creek to rise, till it was
the highest creek we ever saw. Il
tloated the bridge on Caldwell street
in front Of Col. Pope's residence down
TO the new street bridge, and the one
OIL College street down too, it also
carried the large bridge up b. Mr..
Werber'S down to College street. The
water was up to the Jail gate. A fam
.ily OF ttarkies WIS surrounded and had
10 be padded out in Il wagon body,
they had to get on top Of the honse i"
keep from being drowned. When the
lightning would IlaSh ii was very
plainly seen that they had Knocked
the shingles off and climbed through
The top OF their house. The p.tiiui
sight was an ola woman sitting OF
one corner OF the hn"sc with child in
her arms. and The watcr about >
feet fy0m her, crying for help; they
wpra al saved, however. The 'auS,.
Of Tie creek being 50 high at this
1 pia"c va; tia il could not get through
Ahc cr!yert as it has such Il smaI!
plssage way, through which to carry
be water. lf Ou@htcr to h. lnaGe
krgcr.
kFEe low lands OF our comfy, ana
!nv other c0Hntics til. State. We're
,d,d last week, Ind untold injury
e 70 the crops.
p. Alex. Welch tells us That he
is he will be obliged to abandon
&9,t0m3 Oh which he male So%;c
,Shcls Of corn last year. An!
snly one Of many Instances.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03
AJALAPA ITEMS.
q months illness Mrs

months illness Mrs. Kate
SHtaubt:Fs is once more, By kind
s1froridencc, permitted to leave her
bed and walk.
We are panied TO announce that
Mrs. W. II. Arial, most estimahlt
and christian lady, is now contiHed
to q sick bed.
DipEthcria has again made its ap-
pearancc. Little Roland, son Of
Capt. C. W. L. Spearman, is now
convalescing Of the above disease.
while Mr.. Miles Lake has two little
boys extremely Ill Of dipathcria.
Mrs. Col. Cannon had two pear
trees to yield some 20 bus, that she
kindly divided with her neighhos&.
wc were the happy recipient Of half
g JuShel.
Many Of our citizens attended
commencement oI NewbcrryCollege
and al utter words of praise to
students and Professors. Lit
State appropriations no iongar "x-
list for one or two Colleges or Uni
yarsi;;es and our own College can
soon give guaranteed salaries, by
the large increase of students that
may soon fill her halls.
Our NJ. d. tells US while visiting
q good little) sick Girl. friends
were eating fruits and pics ut her
bed side. and when asked ifShe did
not wish some Of them said yes, but
the Doctor objected. Little Bessie
A,Tial, replied in the sweetest voice.
NO Pa if the Doctor does not wish
Sme to have some. DO not give it to
me-"
Candidates appointments for
the week =. L. Clamp 4 Cos.
Barbecue, July 2; Prosperity Bar
becue. July /; Mr.. JGhn Scott 5
Picnic July y. Poor candIdat25
YOU have 4 rainy and muddy road
to travel to see the dear people, We
wish you all could he elected.
And still il rains. and fears are
now that we will lose p good p0r-
ton of orr crop, as some has been
deluged, parts row yellow in"
drowned, and some choked by the
grass. We want sunshine and CT
bow grease. ~ -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03
Personal.

! Miss Mamie Cline reached home last
Owing 10 the heavy rains
a&d the consequent delay Of trains,
shGs had rough experience Oh her re-
tarIA home.
CAPT. Pifer Is visiting his old home
il virginia. We wish him i pleasant
yccaei&n.
The Hon. i. o. Duncan, one ot
Ncw5erry's most prominent sons, -
again iii our town.
"Who does nor knew Chris. S;:hcr
OF Newbarry:" iS the question a>hr.l
by Mr.. Livingston, OF Marlboro, when
ne nominated that gentleman IL del
egatc at large to the National Cou'rn-
ti0a.
Ne were pleased to see MeSSrs: }.
G.. Martin and j. n. FowieS, OF Gil
bert Hollow, in town this week.
Mr.. T. W. Boone is again at his
most.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03
THEME WBERRY HERALD.

are Idily resolved not to SUP
port objectionable men, and if such
are Nominated! they are fully re-
solved Ia put in the field a strong
Reform ticket Of their own and
stand up and he connted.' So
The only way for the Democrats to
secure the full advantage Of the re
volt against Mr. Blaine will be for
them t. put forward candidates Of
nntarnishcd reputation and OF nn-
questioned character and ability.
Sincerely hopino this may he done.
! am. Yours trn!y, i. @. d.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03
Father:

Loss of sleep sustained in thc aMNi%-
ty spent in nursing the little darling 81
slowly and pitiiully wasting away by
the drainage upon is system from the
effects of tectliin%, ncarly uniiiS y"H
ior business. We suggest that il you
will try bottle Of Dr. Bigger Aonthr
era R"medN you will have Il r"m3ctt
foy all bowel troubles, and loss OF sleep
and sickness will hr umkn"Wn in lnnr
house. This, with L hottie al Iaylor'<
Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and
MuliciH, combining the stimulating rN-
pcctoramt principle OF the sweet gum
with the healing Oac OF the mnllrin,
Iur the cure Of Group, who"pin@ cough,
colds and consumption. presents lit
tie MEDICINE CHEST no household
should b. without for the speedy relief
ol Sudden AMI dangerous attacks "flht
Lungs and bowels. Ask Your druggist
for them. Manufactured hy Walter
4. Taylor, proprietor Taylor,S Pfemi-
um Cologne, Atlanta, GA.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03
Blackweli's

Durham Tobacco Co. of Durham,
Y. c., claims to he the largest manu7
facturer OF Smoking Tobacco i'll the
world. The reputation OF Blackwell :
Genuine Bull Durham Smoking To-
bacco i; too firmly established 10 nec'l
any commendati0n at our hands. In
another columm oar readers will no
tice their new advertisement which is
OF Interest 10 all lovers OF the weed.
The company are perfectly RESPONSE
hla, and when they Announce that
they will give away $ll, $50 i'll cash, it
Is m assured fact that they mean just
what they say.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03
FOT rIIE HERALD.

Cuil.&. boys Will b.. college h"y>.
WAS very plaiHly shown on lat Thurs
day night They >hcnld enic"vor /"
act with more drcnrlm in tlr lu:nfr
than ii pLst -':Aytrh .Ir." in liEEALr.
TEeSr in<inlalinn< nf "Aytch il"
arc mean aud f?ll&ciorS. Dccortnn
Isn't he y lit r:l$".! 10 teach "d"""-
rUm" /. has been Unr :urtun" q t"
be in company where ''Aytch was Il
very conspicuous factor. and il i crr-
tain that, if ''Aytch' knows What is
"dcc0rmm l:c failed /" prHftc: it.
"Aytch" should prac!ir" what Ii"
prcaclic; before he criti<cS other; vii"
now know more "'l"cnrum rl::n
"Aytch' will ever learn, though H.
live 10 the agr OF MrthUs"lah.
"Aytcl.'3. tongue ana pen are repent
cily making some uncallcd i"r ami
malicious attacks upnn "rGllc%C boF>
but We would not Gci%l tonotirc them.
We're il not that continued -i:cncc
might max" him more ihuali"ai Ur"n
the subject. The intelligent citizens
of Ncwbcrrv will Icstif, 'irat tlt"
=tuhrutS ni NrWhrry College are n
declous :d.Wcll-bchavrd a:al'E equal
number ni boys that c"ull br selected
either North "r South. "Aytrh" n-
cluded. nor can "Altrh" comScir:.-
tiou$ly dispute this fact. Lea "Aytch'
''kcrp his h:rath to coo! HI broth.
and n"i vase i: in his in>jauAtiHn~
against his Suprri"r& mprally, s,"iaIly.
and int rllCclH3llY. STt DENT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03
Various and All Abont.


Harry Reese has two New harbrla in
hi shop.
Last Friday was a lively day for
NcWbcrry. on account Gf the hart
rain on Thursday night. the Com
mcnccment Bail gotten ZIP 10y the Lo-
tus club, wa postponed Umtll "'ciork
Friduy morning, something new ior
NrWberry. See the account given hy Il
visitor. in another column.
You are cordially invited 10 cali at
C0liril PETTY & Coz. Book Sore.
On account of the washouts along
the Grcrnyilie aMd Columbia Railroad,
last Thursla: and Friday. u good
many visitors had to remain over ~
til Saturday.
Last Saturday "" had the plea sur
OF attending ii!r school picnic At MOI
lohon Academy. IN N".,!. The l,ii"-
cipai feature of the occasion W#S !h'
exhibition by thr school. consisting II
dialogues, and examinations IN reading
history, geography, grammar, ariili-
mr!ic and algebra. The exhibition
was nac OF ihc most crrtlitahir Ina:
We ever saw. The students showed i
remarkable. d-~r>" Of proficiency in so
murl. OF "arli nranch OF study ~ :hcy
had been nvrr, being especially skill
fiji in arithmetic. The tra:hrr. Mr..
Cha!. Tidmar>h. understands III; hHsi-
hess. aEh has Won tl.r chniidcHct' of
his patrons.
The dinner WAS Sumptuon;--jn other
words. it WAS a genuine Mol!olIon din
h'r. II Inc :ti'eF''p2n '''': .I d. ~ ~,
.ii'' '.'''i, Il >''''' '''i''', ,i,..r.
! - % '''''',, ''''' ,'''' II:,i. ,i,..
oGly candidate present. in Il SPEECH
devoted prin"ipalIv I" puiiti..~ and ,,"-
litiral questions.
Music! Music! :! 1T the New h2""
Sore.
Tbr. CoHrr..<<ional Convention of
this. III" Third, D.<tr!r! viii meet ut
S'n' ca CITY on M hrs" W culi"S,iAE III
a.; C;r.r., ,;.I n,'nI - ~ I.n;n" IuIr
."r,l.
Th. T,tlar,n Confcr,rcc y,s ,ost-
nonrI nnt;, Fridov before the firth
Sunday in August.
., uo,,;,a o,dp,o;r,. ,;.,,,., f,r
.,i" 't't,r;1 49, rn5oII patt1 :; |n,s norl,
Stnr,
Inc school plrhlc III Mr.. J""' W;
scott :, IN Ne. !, mas becH sip3hcu
'"' saturday, July l2'h'
'ap,. ittf ana M',' ''""nt EriIii"
nave 'eeh T"-eiS'''i 'e'''e'S III 'i'S
fehl1ie -Ac'"e'i''.
The "ar1cns thrau.hOut oar county
are The best we eyer cav. Venrtal,l,..;
arc plentiful.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03

Mr.. Andrew Hearlcn. in the Oak
way section Of Oeanee County,
Suwed 81 bushels prwhcat on about
eight acres OF land. and has realized
lGS bushels, which Is u bushels TO
the acre Of about % hu*i.eI# to one
gnWn
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03
Mr.. A. Ii. kohn,

OF Prosperity, has al Interesting
article in the June number of the
Newberry Coll"Se Stylus oh The
aboriginal Inhabitants Of Chicola-
this being the Indian name Of or
State. The article shows cnmmenda-
bic industry and research. Mr.. Kohn
Is an active Young merchant, and
promises good work rs an antiqnary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03

SHOCKING ACcIDENT.-Yestarlay
Mr.. Charles A. M"ynar'lic, son of
Rev. f. G.. Meynardic and former
ly 4 resilient Of this city, met with
Il shocking and probably fatal ac-
cident on the Port Royal and Au-
Qusta Railroad. He tork the mp
train at Varnvillc, and on leaving
the train at Allendalc he missed
his footing on the station platfornI
and fell. when his Ices were thlown
bcnnath the train. The wheels
passed over one leg. crushing the
homes. and the other was SO badly
injured t!.at amputation will he
necessary. The unfortunate young
man Will lose both his lees and
probably his life. - Register.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03
POST OFFICE.

NtwEEcRY. Z. IT,. :. c., June 2S. ISL
List Of advertised letters for week cnd'n@
jane IS. 1881:
Boyd. Dofllc Lane. Arthur
Caldwell, Mrs BHtlic J OXncr, Th0$ J.
E:chclhc'ger, Miss S, Seward, VT
Cary, M:S Nancy Wall, &.
Parties caiiGg fnr letters viii pha;c LAY
ii advert. 81 l. w BOONE. ! u
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03
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anu many oi th' Young 'ao!'' "'''
IN regular ba!! costume hN' "'o'f",
not understanding? tAaF 'h'S was 'N'
poct"". appeared III SliIpl' morning
dresses. We VIII not a'If'i':'' any
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Married.

Yesterday, July End. MISS MATTE
PIEoTER Was married to MIR. 7. Hen
RY AULI. at The home OF the bride'::
mother. The happy compile have gone
10 Jacksonville, Fla. and Will spend
the first part OF their honeymoon in
the Land OF Flowers
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03

\ wo:nan'5 body has been found
hidden in chimp oi bushes in
TrumhulI. Conn. Il is believed ihat
another Infamous crime likely to
take rank with the Mary Stannar1,
Jennie Cramcr and Nose Amber
murders has been discovered. The
head is missing. and it is evident
that Great pains were taken to pr
vent Identification.
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W. ". Cocc0ran. who founded q
home for aged women in Wasinng-
ton. supports it entirely from his
own means. and the women WHO
live in it arc his guests.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWEERNl COUNTY.

I.,1ick 4 Lowra::c. y. d. 3. Olympia.
Br Iirtuv OF an cE""riiicn ii The
lhoyr stated rasc WiIi sell IL New
berry C"nt Ilo!rc ON lie ii'~t Nom
day tSlIrday) in july next at public
nutcry to The highest bidder all "f the
right title ami interest OF II. B..
Glymph i'll ami I" certain tract o.!
land situate. lying and being in tn" said
County and State, continuing Two
Hundred Acres more or less, and
bounded by lands Of J. J. I.a"r. \. y.
W. Giymph. 3. B. McCr'ary, ct nj.
Levied on as TN" property ii ID. 3.
Givmph.
Terms Cash Purchaser to pay for
D.B WHEELER, 5. y. c.
25-3t.
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.EeNj'I'iFH,

June 2G. 1S&!. II the lc>odrnrr Il
IN" briGe>'- father, Mr.. jni;H :. Hair
ton. BY Rev. W. Fl. Ariail. Vi. i. W.
GoUDWIE Ia Mi StLlIH +. WuLE-
MAN, all .Of l.aurrls. :. &.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-03

Two thousand employees in the
Philadelphia Shoe factories are on
a strike for increased pay.