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PEN AND SCISSORS.

The Democrats Of Chesterfield
County are in favor Of making the
State nominations in June.
The famous Old horse ridden by
Gen. Custer in his Indian cam
paigns died at Eincenncs. Indiana,
on Wednesday night. He was tile
property Of DR.. Carver, the marks
man.
LONDON, May 2l The Poll MoN
Gozotte says: Gen. Lord WoIseley
will command an expedition in the
early autumn, which will land at
Suakim and march to Berber. Pri-
vatc contractors Of the war office
will begin in June to construct a
military railway across the desert,
which is considered quite indis-
Densable.
The district attorney Of Seattle.
Washington Territory, where wo-
men serve on tie juries, says,
there is only one spittoon in the
courtroom. and that is seldom
used Just so; there are no spit
toons in our courtroom. but we
don't need them any more than
they do at Seattle, we spit on the
floor.
Mrs. Lewis, the wife Of the noted
Dio Lewis. figures in the New York
newspapers as 4 heroine. 4 tramp,
finding Mrs. Lewis alone in the
dwelling. walked into the dining
room and demanded that he be
served with meal like q gentle
man. Mrs. Lewis ran for q revol-
yer, levelled tie weapon, seized the
tramp by the ear and propelled him
into the cold, cold world.
Since the establishment of the sys-
TEN more than twenty years ago, on
Iy ninety National banks have fail
ed. and the loss to creditors has not
exceeded S9,000.000, the average
annual loss being about 20 per cent.
in each case. The average annua!
loss to depositors by the failure Of
National banks has been only one
twentieth of per cent.
In q spacious show window of 4
Washington street. Boston. Mass.
clothing house, there is q horse
stall; in that stall on exhibition is
the celebrated race horse Judge
Fullerton, who has made his mile
in us. The horse is valued at
$4,000. and is for sale. or rather
he is being disposed OF to the buyer
Of clothing WHO guosSes his correct
weight. Judge Fullerton is as gen.
tie and kind as q babe, as lie stands
in his stall glanc;ng at the passers-
by.
The most prominent men among
those who have been mentioned rs
probable Democratic candidates
for the Presidency are Samuel j.
Tilden and Thos. +. Bayard. The
latter is distinguished for pure
craftsmanship and exalted personal
worth, and we feel confident that
the Democratic party Of the South
would vote for him, as a Nnit--and
regard it as q privilege to vote for
so worthy q man. At the same time
we believe that Ti!den, old as he is
said to be, is the most successful
organizer in the party, and we
would vote for him feeling more
confident Of success.
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May lin.
Green Apples,

Eaten in the >pri"g time. oramy ether
season, arc liable C give orc 4 BOWEL
trouble. which can ! -Dccdily checked
by the Use OF DR.. .,.o-cr>' Southern
Remedy. the great specific that will
certainly cure cramp, collie. diarrhoca,
dyscntcry. and restore the little one
gradually wasting away from The effects
OF tecthiEg. This. with Il bottle OF
Taylor'S Cherokee Remedy of Sweet
Gum and Mullcin combining the stimu-
lating eXpectorant principle of the
sweet gum with the demulccnt healing
one OF the mulciT, for the cure of
Group. whoopiDg cough. colds and con-
sumption, presents little MEDICINE
CHEST no household should be without
for the speedy relief OF sudden and
dangerous attacks OF the lungs and
bowels. Ask your druggist for them.
Manufactured by Walter 4. Taylor,
proprietor, Taylor's Premium Cologne
Atlanta. Ga.
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Startling Announcement.

; Mr.. d. c Flynn is ont this week
with another double column advertise
amcnt, in which he offers his entire
stock ut 4 sacrifice. He wants So %
by the iSt OF July; and offers his goods
,tL i mere trifie, read his ad. and see
tr Mnat his goods are quoted at. Just
Gnm LINK OF 1t, l2 dOz. buttons for sc. &c.
Iitn G"il on Mr.. Chas. J. Purcell, the po-
t'e manager, and be convinced OF the
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sMG9'1'leG,

May Goth, by Rev. j. c. Boyd, Mr..
ABNER NORRIS to Miss MATTE REID,
all OF Ncwberry County.
May 10, 1884, by Rev. J. C. Boyd, at
the residence OF Mr.. Levi Q. FcllerS,
DR.. WILLIAM PHILLIPS. OF Cross
Hill, LaurenS County. to Miss ADDIE
SIMPSON, OF Newberry County.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-29
Runaway.

On last Saturday afternoon about
half past six O'Clock, while Lang De-
3 walt (coi.) was driving 4 wagon out OF
hc Newberry Hotel yard, the horse
scame frightened as he was about
If way out OF the gate, and made 4
fck start, throwing the driver out
h breaking his left leg, below the
enee. The wagon was not broken, but
the horse and shafts got loose from it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-29
me complete Business REGISTER.

~ Which Mr.. Shackelford is tbc
SeihI's 'ais agent is the best and most VAL
S" %1Dae ald to the business man that we
I nave ever seen. 1t contains nracti.,I
"nu systematic forms tor kecnino =
summary record, by which the hnsiHess =
ot . aay, week, month or wear can he
seen at glance, enabling one TO de-
eermlne his liabilities and resources II,
W moments, at any time. to which
STABLES OF interest rates T stan
90 and measures. business ines
addeo sd for period OF ten
lard weigns- To see this reg
lw, &C., arransrSl author or
ster is 70 like it, and essss
OF it is entitled to tic =
Of all classes OF business men. The
price of the book is only 1915 sum
small when its exceed,
ing use is considered. Mr.. Shackelford
will wait on the citizens Of Ncwberry
and will be happy TO present the book
to their attention.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-29

I have been entirely cured OF Il ter
r!blc case Of Blood Poisoning by the
use OF Swift's Specific (S. 5. S. after
trying everything known to the med
ical people without relief.
JNO. 5. TAGGART.
Salamanca, y. C.
May lin.
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Tournament.

The Excelsior Steam Five Compa-
ny met Tuesday night, and accepted
the Invitation to attend the Tourna-
mcnt in Columbia. June IS d 10. They
will take part in the reel contest. The
running squad was selected, and
Louis H. Hamel elected Captain of
the SQUAD.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-29

F. \. Schumport & Co., will m Ike
it to your interest, TO see them before
buying your harvesting machine.
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Picnic.

The Male Academy school under the
Superintendency of Miss L.R. Cofield,
will have its picnic in the Academy
grove tomorrow, Friday, June seth.
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Special and Local.
THURSDAY MAY 30, 1884.

INDEX TO New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Teleph Co.
Wants MOney-D. &. Flynn.
ShirtS-Danicl Miller 6 Co.
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For county Treasurer.

M r. EDITOR: Please announce the
VI name of J. D. SMITH as suitable
candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer. This is done without his
knowledge or consent, but feeling as
sured that he will serve the people as
the people in future as in the past, we
take this liberty of proposing his name,
trusting that he will accept if chosen
in the Primary Election.
MANY VOTERS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-29

IThc L. Dow Harrow is the best. see
+. \. Schumpert d Co., before buy
ing.
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COMPANY G. 18TH REG'T. S. c. V.

This is list of the names of the
persons who belonged 10 company G.
of the 18th Reg't. but are now dead.
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James L
Jackson Mrs Rachel
Noon Mrs Betty
McCuliuln J K
Nance Willis \
IONner Daniel
Rseder Mr. Jas
!Setton Jacob
Williams Ambrose.
alters will please say
:. w. BOONE, =. u.
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POST OFFICE.

POST OFFICE,
NEwBERRY. C. H., 5. c., May "a. 1884
List of advertised letters for week ending
May 81 1884.
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The Democrats Of Chesterfield
County are in favor Of making the
State nominations in June.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-24
AT APlsToL'sP0iNT
A Young Man at Pisdneat Is Fsrcsd
to Marry
THE WOMAN ne HAO waoNeED.
Trial Of the Brlds. Men At Point Pleas
ant-Tea Jurors Secured Ia the
Neal Murder case-0tker
Criminal News.
Social 70 As ReQiafR.

PiEpxoSr, W. Va, April 23.-This town
hes been thrown into high srats Of CON.
motion by the exciting ciroamstaness at-
tending Q wedding here last night Some
time since Hester Katsmiller, the young
and pretty daughter Of one Of The wealth.
lest farmers In this section Of the country,
was led astrsy under promise Of marriage
by John Miers, young man OF this town,
after which Miers declined 20 marry her.
The girl confessed her ain to her parents,
who. believing the leeal means the BEST
entered suit against Miers for breach Of
promise. The evidences was dead against
him, and to compromiss the case and savs
his neck, he consented to marry the girl.
Yesterday was set 40 the day. In the
morning all the invited guests assembled
at church along with the bride. but Niss
failed TO put In disappearance. Investigation
showed that he had taken IN early train for
Keyser. Mr.. Eatrmiller hurried home and
procuring his revolver and accompanied
by his much abused daughter, took the
first train for Keyser. They captured
Miers at . hotel just as he was making
preparations to leave. He tried TO escape,
but the prompt production Of the revolver
caused him TO change his mind, and he
consented TO accom- pany the couple back
to this place. The news OF the capture uas
tslsgrsphed here with the request that .
minister be at The depot. When the trio
returned the preacher was on hand, - we'll
IS q large crowd OF grinning spectators, ana
the marriage ceremony wn at ones per.
formed, and the old man sitting nssr BY
complscently holding his revolver. Miers'
escapsde Is now the laugh OF the town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-24
ARTHUR's AIDS
Down Blaine in the Utica soii-
YsntiOn. % s s,'ssi
EDmvNDs CAPTURES THE DELEGATES
And the PIumed Knight Loses the Irsmp
Card Which He Intended to Play so
Well at Chicago Battling
Buckeye Radicals. -

In five States yesterday the Republicans
held State Conventions for the nomination
of delegates Ia Chicago. The interest cen
tered mainly in New York, where the
Blaine and Arthur.Edmunds forces were
to try forces. The result there will no
doubt prove surprise to many, as the
Blaine men had claimed, with confidence
which inspired belief, that they had suffi.
cient number of delegates to beat any com
bination which might be made by
ct least thirty votes. As it was
the Arthur Edmunds men elected the
chairman OF the convention and secured
the four delegates at large, defeating such
men as Senator Miller, Ex-Governor Cor
nell and Whitelaw Reid. In Ohio the con.
vention has not got fairly at work yet, but
indications point TO closely contested fight
between Sherman and Blame with the odds
in favor of Sherman. However, to-day
viii tell the story in that State, also.
In Connecticut q delegation was
elected without instructions, except
if the opportunity arise they
should advance the nomination of Senator
Hawley. No definite advices have been
received from Virginia and Mississippi but
it is more than probate that both Of these
States have elected delegations which will
favor the nomination OF President Arthur.
In many other States district delegates
were elected, some of whom favor Blaine,
some Arthur, some Edmunds ana some
who are uninstrucled and whose prefer
ences are not stated. Taken al in all the
work done yesterday is anything but favor
able to the prospects OF Mr.. Blaine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-24
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL
In the House Calls Forth w"fui In
ment from Kasson on the Decay oil


I'm the House Calls Forth wofui In
ment from Kasson on the Decay OF
The Navy.
WASHINGTON, April 23-In the House,
Psyson from the Committee on Pabiic
Lands reported a bill to prevent the IN
lawful occupancy Of public lands.
House Calendar-Randall from the Com
mittee on Appropriations reported back
the naval appropriation bill with Senate
amendments. All moved nonconeurrence
in the Senate amendment. Mr.. KsssoD
thereupon raised point Of order that the
amendments must first be considered in
the Committee OF the Whole. The bill was
an important one affecting the construc-
ton OF the new naval cruisers and he did
not think the House should express NON
concurrence in the amendment. The
speaker sustained the point OF order aud
a. bill with amendments was referred 70
Tie Committee OF the Whole. ksndaII
ssid he would not move the committee Is
be had agreed not 10 Interfere
With the tariff bill at this time.
The action OF the Appropriation
Committee in recommending non-concur-
renee in the amendments was 70 expedite
the appropriation bills and secure an early
adjournment
Townsend, OF the same committee, re.
ported back the postcfiice appropriation
bill with Senate amendments and moved
non-concurreDce in those emendments:
On the point of order BY Kasson this bill
End amendments we're also referred 70 the
Committee OF the Whole.
TurDer, of Georgia, chairman OF the
Committee On Election. called up the
Kansas contested election case, Wood vs.
Peters. The msjOriry resolution declares
In favor OF seating Peters, and the resoiu-
tiou of the minority provides Tor the seat
ing Of the contestant Wood.
A greater portion OF the dsy was con.
sumed in the discussion OF the case. III
rally the minority resolution was lost. two
members. Bennett and Weller, voting In
the sffrmstive and the majority resolution
vas adopted. Cslkins requested hasson 70
withdraw his point Of order which sent toe
psyFI appropriation bill 70 the Ccmmittee
II tie Whole, but be declined ss no 81 is-
rsr,oyr seIeement coald be arrived at IS 20
he time allowed for debate. The House
then vent into committee, Converts 10 the
chair. on thst bill.
The naval lapproprfaiisn a BIZ.
Mr. Randall said the Senate had added
twenty imporssnt amendments increasing
the appropriations 20 the extent Of $685.
ESQ, and ore amendment which reduced
them $4,000.
Nr. Kesson said the main importance OF
tbs amendments was not In the snount OF
n.orsy appropriated, bat in the object oi
sprucatiors. Il vss proposed 70 secure
srrrf nsnt for new vessels nov IN process
OF cen APPLETON, and prOceed With the co,
struciion ti four ne cruisers de recalled
tie tine when the United States navy VA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-24
FIRST BLOOD FOR HAWLEY.
Connecticut Does Not Positively In
sIruct for Him, But He Is Her First

Connecticut Does Not Positively In
SIruct for Him, But He is Her First
Choice.
Hartford, Conn, April 23.-The Repub.
licsn State Convention met here to-day,
With a large attendance present Hon.
Samuel F. Fesenden was chosen both tenn
porary and permanent chairman. In his
speech he referred to the repression OF
free ballot in the South and the Republican
protection policy as important issues Of the
party. He expressed no personal prefer
ence as to Presidential aspi-ants, but brief
ly named those prominently mentioned.
Arthur received round of applause, and
there was prolonged cheering when Gen.
eral Haw ey was mentioned. The conven
tion selected as delegates.at large John l..
Houston, Samuel Z. Merwin, Jr., Augustus
Brsndsger and Frederick Mills.
The district delegates elected were, in the
first district, Valentine B. mberlain and
Ralph 7. Gilbert secoRd, l.. |. Munson
and John G. Edmunds; third, Ira G.
Briggs and Eugene =: Bass fourth, 0. K.
The following resolutions were adopted;
Resolved, That President Arthur coming
extraordinary embarrassment and din
Guilty, by the patience, justice and ssgaclty
with which he has discharged its duties
hes strengthened his party, honored him
self, benefited the country ami earned the
respect and gratitude of the whole people.
Resolved, That the Republicans OF Con-
necticut pledge their loyal and hearty sup
port to the nominees OF the Chicago Con-
vention.
Resolved, That without instructing the
delegates this day appointed as regards any
particular candidates and reposing full con.
fidence in their wisdom, we place on record
our firm conviction that the situstion de-
mands the nomination OF candidates OF ap-
proved ability and character aud large eX'
perience in public affairs, and that il in the
Judgment of our delegates proper OCCASION
shall arise, they will meet with the unanl-
nous sentiments of the Republican party
of this State il they present the name OF
Jos. r. Hawley as q candidate for Presi'
dent OF the United States to the Conyen
ton. Adopted unanimously.
The convention was then addressed by
Augrt,s b andsger, who preilcted that
Ger eral Hawley, if nominated, would car
ry the State by ten thousand majority.
The convention then adjourned.
The Committee on Permanent Otgauiza-
ton has selected VIM. Mckinley, Jr., for
nsrmarent president
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS MEASURES
Take Up the Attention Of the Senate
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 23.-In the
Senate the chair laid before the Senate
q d esssge from the President transmitting
reports from The Secretary OF State giving
Information concerning the average pro-
duction consumption, expectation and I'M
IoriatioD OF wheat, rye, corn and cotton in
foreign countries Petitions and memorials
were pIesenleu ana referred: fariey anu
Miller, California joint resolution OF
the LEGISLATURE OF California recommend
iLg the passage OF the pending bill pro
yiding for the establishment OF national
experineDtal stations in connection with
sgr!crltural colleges; Pendleton resolution
# the Legislature of Ohio recommending
the passage Of the pending bill, relating to
the pensionlrg Ci .&-pflsoners ot the late
civil war.
Coprer, from the Committee on Com.
meIce, reported favorably and asked unan.
imOus consent 10 put at once upon
u, sage the bill providing for govern
mtnt control OF the Saulte Ssihte Marie
Falls canal in Michigan. ingalls, taid the
bill was too important TO be considered
without debate, aud he would object. Inc
bill was, therefore, placed upon the cal
endar. immediately after the disposal Of
the morning business, however, Conger
called the bill up again and it passed.
Hill reported favorably the bill granting
thirty days annual leave OF absence to letter
carriers The Senate then proceeded to
consideration OF the bills on the Calendar
The bill defining the title and duties OF
certain officers of the medical department
of the army, was passed. 1t prescribes siI
officers OF that department having the rank
of Colonel be styled Assistant Surgeon
Generals and officers with the rank OF Lieu
tenant Colonel be styled Deputy Surgeon
Gepersls. The rank and pay Of all remained
ss at present. A bill reported adversely
from the G, mmittee on Finance, TO au no 4.
ize the payment Of customs duties IN lega.
tender notes went over; Beck calling for
the yeas and nays upon motion to take Il
up, yeas %, nsys 26 After long Geoate
nn the pleuro pnsumouis bill, the Senate
went into executive session ard soon sd.
inurne5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-24
the NEAL TRIAL.
Only Tes Jsryncs Reeared - I'VE
Days.

Only Tea Jaryncs keeared - I've
Days.
GRAYsoS, KY, April 23-Ths work OF
obtaining q jury, in the Neal case, contin-
ped until O'Clock to-day, when court I'd.
journed 10 await the summoning Of h'ty
men from which two competsnt jurors
could be selected. From one hundred and
forty.tw ten have been selected; incompe-
/. .rdsy's ruling aud the opinion formed by
reading Ellis confession. Both the Com.
monwealth and defense are exceedingly
particular TO have none who can not lay
aside whatever opinion they have, and can
try this case solelyifrom the law aud evi'
dence.
An interview with Neal brought out the
fact that new evidence was In reserve.
which would prove vital. lie Looks for bis
wife to-day, and speaks OF her aud his
three little children with eyes swimming
in tears. This morning he ate . hearty
br,akf.st, and said 10 the walter: Add
more TO Il for dinner; my sppeuts 10
sharpening up."
Burnett, the dective, whose theory IL the
crime was committed by negroes. will bs
here, and Neal says there must he some
thing In II. He knows himself innocsnt,
believed Craft to be, and denouncss Ellis
,s A liar OF the deepest hue, who died Ia
defiance 10 ihs mercy Of God and the ven.
gesnce Of an indignant people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-24
FOREIGN FLASHES.
Honors for Archbishop Gibbons.

UADDUAHs
LONDON, April 23.-Truth says that
Archbishop Gibbons, Of Baltimore, will be
the next cardinal.
Willing 10 Hold Conference.
VIENNA, April 23'-The Austrian govern
ment has accepted England's proposal for
conference concerning Egyptian affairs.
The French In Egypt.
PARIS, April 2S.-1he press insist that
Fran cs will assert her rights in Egypt and
:, ject the placing OF Dsbunder under the
British guarantee, as such course would
be likely TO lead to annexation. The Re-
publique Francaise says: France cannot
further await English proposals. The
manner in which EnglaCd has established
herself in Egypt renpsns the Eastern
question out Of the matter to be discussed
between England and France. England
has caused tie greatest European question
to arise.
Denour cling the Gladstone Ministry.
LONDON, April 23-The Pail Mall Gazette
continues to denounce the ministry for
their abandonment Of Gordon. 1t says
although Berber is the key to Rhartoum
the ministry cannot resolve that Berber
must be saved. Sycophants are Turing the
ministry to their doom.
Intentions Of the InVineibies'
DrnL1S, April 23.-The threats Of lnVinci-
bles are intended it is believed to intimi'
date the Jury now sitting on the smyth
conspiracy murder case at Barberyille.
AYIeerOy Suicides.
SHANGHAI, April 23.-The Viceroy OF
Yupan died suddenly at Honghoa. 1t Is
reported that he committed suicide.
For the Relief OF Berber.
CAIRO, April 2S-At a council held this
morning attended by Nublr Pasha and
General Sir Elvyn Wood, it was decided
10 advise the British Government to send
mixed expedition of British and Egyptian
forces TO the relief Of Berber. Such an
expedition could reach there in two
months.
LONDON, April 2S.-At the EPSON spring
meeting to-day, city and suburban haudi-
can races was won by Lord BrsdtoEds
Onicklime. WaDton's Abilene, second, j.
r CakeYus, Royal Stag third.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-24
RANDALL ROLLED
BY The Recent Course of the Sen.
ate on the
HOUSE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL
And a Big Clash Which a Conference
Committee Cannot Avert Liable
to Follow Between the two
Branches Of Congress.
Special 10 the Reoister.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The recent &C
ton of the Senate on the House appropri.
alton bills in largely adding to them with
cut comforting with the committee from
which they originally came, a movement
which Beck and other of the Democratic
Senators opposed, is liable TO cause big
clash between the two branches Of Con.
gress. This course began with the post office
bill, to which large additions were made
and was followed up by the naval bill to
whichsomething like six million dollars vas
tackled on. In the light Of to.day's pro-
ceedlngs 1t is safe to ssy that this bill will
have to 60 to the Conference Committee.
1t is not thought that such an action will
bring about dead lock, but it will doubt
less be an unusually long long time be-
fore the conference agrees. There will be
similar fights over all the appropriation
bills, varying only in magnitude and
length Of duration. In each instance con-
cessions will have to be made by one side
or the other, and the temper Of the House
indicates that these concessions will have
TO come mainly from the Senate.