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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-09

BosTos, May IA glove contest at
Cambridoeport, between William Sher-
ih, the Prussiau, and Jake Kilrain. re-
suited in the lattsr's favor. Sheriff was
pounded numerically. In the second
round this police separated the men.
Thev were permitted to finish the third
round on condition that there be no
more slugging.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-09
Kentucky Democrats.

FRASKFoRT (Ky.), May Z. - Hon.
Henry Watterson, j. Stoddard johnson,
james A. Mckenzie and Thomas l..
Jones were elected delegates at large,
and Mr.. Wattefson. although not a
member of the Convention and not a
candidate, received the highest vote of
the gentlemen elected. He accepted
the honor, and will, as be has done in
the past, lead q united delegation to the
National Democratic Convention. AZ
ter electing alternates and State Elect
ors the convention adjourned. II is i'm
possible to give the views of the dele
gates. All are strongly in favor of
revenue reform.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-09
Tnfauuded Runners.

Nsw YORK, May S.-Superintendeni
Casap, of the Clearing House, says there
is not tie slightest ground for the ru.
mors against the banks of this city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-09
win Net Lese.

Losa ISLAND CrTY. May s.-Mayor
Prtry is assured by President Fish that
the city will not lose dollar by the
closing of the Marine Bank.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

s.An Ohio business man who has
been travelling through the South
SAYS: Mississippi and Alabama are
covered with mortgages from one
end to the other, ap,l they are both
practically owned by the merchants
Of New Orleans. The planters of
those States have q custom Of mort
gagipg their crops before they are
grown. The crops fail. and they Sc
care their notes by mortgage on
their plantations. They grow deep
er and deeper in debt, end the re-
suit is that their estates have fallen
into the hands OF their New Orleans
brokers. Land is very cheap in Ala
baua and Mississippi now. Some
good ,imbered property can be got
ten as low as so ce'tS an acre.
We fear that the above has mac;
of the truth in it, and that it is n.ore
or less tue Of other places. How
ne long for the day when our people
ct large shall 6na shei.' way out OF
the ruts af poverty, and "hn the
Silet.crowned seasons. well-tlirt cted
labor and wise economics, may yield
them the amount If prosperity 30
essential to their peace anil happi-
ness.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

For III: Herald aud News.
4 SUGGESTION.

l. is whispered tl,At a !cap-year party i. 20
is, held III The co-c OF the present mnmt,l, - he.
he v"ung ard &c older "EcS Of ou" con,IIi'n.i
". who ar" not disiuci:nc % derrcnit, vii he
expected - participate ii tI"i!c ard inerfi-
mrrt. The Il" r.:2H"d aDnicc.i!;c> T;i: ad-
vanfage 80, bel:li' ci'j" onSncsS ard ia':Gce','
diversion, but - well >iicr ii the NCun.
una mcrlvhear:cd cvc:":r!lc:e, ""ul,! .:!!::e 20
Offer modes suggestion 20 TIC nrGiH.iurS Of
his parry. At this jHGctu:c--lhe closing re-
riod Of an cvcn,fu! wear to Is O: NewDrrry, wc
should al u lis feel jcsp:y Impressed w.;b The
sOlrmEir;S and the "a; experiences with which
! we have been surrounded. lHGucC3. ai2E-"-
! mrDi AID Icmn"ratc cmuIoymrr: Of oUr minis
;rt bodies, in driving ava" lu! c,rc AID cy>
! uicSn, would rot be ordinarily ofjccronbc: {:
Dut, dear friends, have We Loi d rcv"r>cs an'l
| bereavemeHt- caoug';, this year, 70 cause Is %
ponder and me.:;alc upoa Tie p-ov.denccS q!
! God Might We not. al Of IL, Young, mi't-
d!c-aged and old, with appropriate deco Gan,
| give up our minds u serious reflection = 70
what kind Of blessings or c!!.:siIs2;nea;> Cod
has in store FOR rs during the cniriu: wear?
The Gncc:rainiv of life and Tie >ad 'rcqgic;n o!
| the loved aud ru11s,' So 0iirn Fcalc' o; late,
| Sug=c>t to NY Tnu the imprc>s!vc:eSS OF tie
prc>cu: ucca>;ou, aud give Us liu"d for solemn
! and anxious >uiiciluLc. OK DlG.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

GoDEY'S LADY's BOOK fur january is the
Prize Story uumDer: containing M :drrioi-
Scllc'S Masquerade, i pretty roinauce from the
pen at M:iy E. Bradley, who won the Two
Hundred D,I,ar Prize i'll the December cHnpc-
titon. The cu"rcGt iSSup OF the Magazine is .
remarkably attractive ole. II contains some
Very useful designs for Cbri>lm2SIrcc orna-
mcniS, together wih instructive articles con-
ccrl!in- Their niaiu;aclurr, aud giving some
new ideas ;'bomi holiday decorations. Those
WHO wish 20 hrapi!l'y their humc> LErng the
holiday season, ami cvrrs committee that has
Christmas work on hLnd, will find Cooley S
lul! Of help and Su3@cS!luuS. The publishers
have also presented every >Eb>cTI3'r ana
buyer of the Jgnuary number with ii b"autfGl
imported Christmas card, aud they offer as Il
premium for 1895. fine engraving OF sleep
ing" Besides lhc usual attractive features,
the JANUARY number confirms the opening
/ chapters OF 4 new serial Under Gray Skies.
"DrccnS Of the Weird. and The cory o.
an El"pemcnt," both reach, in this issue, an
absorbing climax. and there are more clever
short stories than usual. Among them We
! no';cc: "Lcvc's AltcrgIOw." by + o H.
| Jacks PIan," ny Mary Barrie; and ''Mss
Fio,>y." by. Emily Frances Hazard. Llttie
| Forget nenol" Is pathetic sketch lrnni real
lite that will touch many hearts. Cooley
makes better showing than ever this month
1t is evidently the determination ct the ne"
publishers 10 make the Book the foremost il
the field. and they are rapidly succeeding, ic1
the verdict O: both the press and publc Is
that the Magsziue has few competitors and nc
| equals.
| The lessons on DresSmaking and Cooking
together with the recipes. and full size cut pl
per patterns each month. arc alone worth tht
price (2C0) of this Magazine. Published by
| Ii. Hauenbeck & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. -.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

The question that seems the most
perplexing, and the one most difficult
of solution to the editors and news
paper correspondents of this coun-
try in regard to the new administra-
ton which begins in March next, is
the question Of the mistress Of the
White House. The average editor
can very easily fix up the Cabinet
and the foreign appointments. All
these things have been settled by
him with very little difficulty
Whether it has yet occurred to him
that Mr.. Cleveland will desire to
have a say in these appointments,
we are not competent to say. AT
any rate the matter is settled SO far
SIS the newspape: men are concerned
and to their apparent satisfaction
But the perplexing question which
cannot be so easily settled by them
is who shall be the lady of the
White House-the top and leader OF
Washington society for the next four
years. 1t is great misfortune that
Mr.. Cleveland is q bachelor. If II
has not occurred to these men who are
so troubled about tine matter, II
might be well to suggest that Mr.
Cleveland can settle this question
best for himself, and it would per
hsps be best to leave it entirely to
him.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
For the II raid and News,

MEssgs. EDIToEs; In the Register of the
18Th inst. notice local hcnGe.i The "Wsy Of
Il rrausgi essor." II seems there Is a mistake
either in the Registers repnrtcr or his inior.
ner On Wednesday lust | Saw Peler vii.
liaIns. colorcd, who WAS sent from Newb berry
to the Pcnirentiary in 1877 for the Term of four
years for Grand Larceny and made his escape
while ~ work OH the G. & 4 +. L.. on the
17ih Oct, 1877. He had not been seen n
Newberry as | know OF until Wednesday last
when SAW him. | knew that he had esce pcd
and that thcle was reward offered for him.
to!d John II. Chappell about il ard he told me
tc let Supt. Lipscotnb know about il. did
by wire and next day he zen, me The descrp-
non Of the man lie wanted and said il his de-
>crip;ion that he had been sent there for four
years Tor Grand Larceny and that one rnun
by the same Damc sent for one year from this
county for the same otfenSe had been pardoneL,
but the man he wanted had nui been pal don d ,
" once arrested lhc Man and wired SUpt
LiDScoub. He peVtr answered me. At night
| wired him ag in saying thar WAS certain
had the right man aud old him would be
down next day. I went and Supt. Lipscomb
RECEIVED the man carried and said he was the
man he wanted, and said he escaped from the
works on the G. & 4. +. 2. Williams said he
did. Supt. Lipscomb told me to call next day
and he would settle with me I went up town
and next day between II and O'Clock j
reached the Pen,eniisry and Supt. Lip>comb
ordered his clerk to settle with rne-.eward
S25, expenses Ss SIS ia tIlI. vent up town
aud did net know Williams WAS pa,dcned ~.
Ill about night when | reached The train 10
come home. Supt. Lipsccmb said he had been
wanting Williams for seven years. He gave
me description ot auo ther escaped courict
aud asked me 10 rnpiuie him. Since Supt.
Lp>f1tmh l;"SIcS he rcIura u b!> reward b.
cause Williams happeus 10 he pardo" cd 10
not kuow TIA; Shall trouble about II tor he
may be pardoaeG. and the reward may be
wsu,ed returned and | do not care 10 haze the
iropbe for nothing, | 'hins ! get tue 0ue
whose description / haze. but viii not NJ
prcsen ,ruDbis aboIt it,
Yours respectfully.
Dec. !e, 1884. WI II. BLEaSE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
icnc.i Z. Pool against Joseph II. Gorcc.
Foreclosure.

By ord.r of The Court here n. dated 10Th
November, 1851, will >eil ut public QUERY, on
The first M"udIy IN January, 1885, all that
rrsct in County and State Aforesaid, couta ming
One Hundred acres, more or les, and bounded
on the North ny aud> o.! Juo. S. Renwick, on
The E.l>r hy mis- uf II. wilson, and on
$oa;h and fc>t ny lands of Lara +. Knight.
Terms: thc purchaser will be required 10
pay 0nc-half OF the purchi>e money in clst,
ni secure The balance, payable in twclvc
motifs, viii intr,r>t from thc dag OF sale. bv
bpn,l and mortgage. nf '!,c premises >oijl, (wih
leave 10 pay ihr whole bid in CASH. The pur-
chaser to pay for necessary papers.
SlLAS JUHNSrONE, Master.
Masters Office, i0.h Jcc., 1854 50-3t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
sTATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERkI-IN
COMMON PLEAS.
Andrcna Moses D ? Bnz!iartlt and En-
o:y p. B:iZhrr,t.

By o",?rr Il til" C"'irr herein, si;l:c;t
q Nnvcmbyr. l>>i, will lease to the
highest bidder. Il; public 0Itc;y. before
the Court House II N"Wbrrry, Oh the
first Monday in january, 1880. ali that
Tract or Plantation of Land in IN"
County a"i 5 NE aforc$ai+. formerly
the property al Mary Z. DaHharsit. Coil
taini.'y 0"c Hundred an;i Ten Acres.
more ~ les. ani adjoining lands of D..
II. Wheeler, j. G.. Haliacrc. ian.;s for
mcr!y- OF JOB Jnhn>!"n", deceased, OF
ID. II. 3 .zzir,. deceased. anI others.
TERMS The lessee Will bc required;
to secure HE rents by bo"d AMI :; lien
upon the crops tn b. grown o.! said lands.
SILAS JVUNSTONE,
Masters Office. Master.
10 Dec. ISSi-"t -.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
Ltoj' BIUughH IL .}cirJe17y.
1T COFIELD, PETTY < cos.
Foreclosure.

By order of the Court herein dated
29ih November. 7SS {. viii sell II prb-
lie outcrv. before the Court llOu<. at
Newberry. on the fist Monday i'll '!anu-
ary, 1885. all that Tract or Plantation
Of Land situate in the County anil STATE
aforesaid. containing One Hundred Acres
more or less, and now bounded by lands
in the possession of Mrs. Sallie Z. Al
nard. Mrs. Martha 4. ". Chalmers and
others.
TERMS: The purchaser will DE re-
uuired TO pay il cash on"-third of the
purchase money, and secure the balance
uavable in one anl two years. with in
terest thereon from the day OF sale. by
bond and mortgage OF the premises. The
purchaser failing to comply with the
sale. the properly will be re-sold at his
risk. on The first convenient sale day, on
the same terms as set forth above. --...
SILAS JOHNSTONE.;
Masters Office, ... Master.
lODec.. lSS4-3t $3.50.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
Complaint for Relief.

Pursuant to the decree o? the Hon. 3:
c. Presley aS Presiding Judge herein, /
will sell at Newbcrry c. H., ;: {. on
saletlay in January next, ut public ont.
crv. all and singular that plantation Of
land. situate and being III the County
and State. aforesaid, containing six hun
dred and fosty-tliree and thrce7quart,er
acres, more Or less, bounded hy the
lands of John Daily. Joseph Ca!HWcil,
Mrs. M. c. Caldwell. Or. TIC. Brown
and others. on the following te!rns-~to
wit: One half in cash. and the balance
on Il credit OF twelve months with IN
tercSt from the day OF sale; IN" crcdlt
portion to be secured by the bonds OF the
purchasers anil mortgages Of the lauGa 80
sold. -,
The foregoing tract OF land will be
sold in two or moro parcels platS ~ pc
exhibited on the day Of sale. ......
SILAS TOMBSTONE. Master.
Masters Office 10th Of Dec. 1871.
SO, 1i--3t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
Notice Of Examinations

Notice is hereby given that an exam
ination OF colored applicants for teachers
certificates will ne held at the usual place
Oh Thursday tue lst day OF January lSS3,
aI:d that an examination of white appli-
cants for teachers certificates will be
held on Friday the 2nd day Of January
1885,.
All persons Desiring to teach in the
public $choolsar urged 10 present them
selves for examination at this time, as
10 other examination will be held before
JULIA 1888. GEORGE G. SALE,
Chairman County Board cfExaminers, ). G..
2t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
Emel;ne 4. Bradley W. Peter Rndel-
SnerCt;. et al o..

EmeltNc a. brlClcS ". Seci ~ ''Si-
spergeT, ct al. ....... ..... go.
BY order of the Court herein dated !,
Dec. 1884. will sell at public ontcry
before tie Court Hose. ."n the first Mon
day in january. lSS.', thH house anI! lot
Of land OF which Richard Bradley died,
seized and possessed. in the town OF
Newberry, ard County ana State afore-
said. the said lot containing two acres,
more or less. and bounded by Caldwell
street. and lots of Charles Cannon. Pink
Jones, J. R. Thompson and NJ. a. Car
Isle and others.
The Plaintiff, Mrs. Emrline A. Brad
lev. has life interest il cighty-siH hum
dredtls of an acre in this lot, and it Is
proposed in this sale 10 sell also the re-
mainder therein.
TERMS: The purchaser will be re-
crirrd TO pay onc-tllird in cash, aid Sc
ci,re the balance payable in twelve
months. with interest from day: OF
sale, by bond with approved Sure.ie.. and
mortgage OF the premises. The pur-
chaser 70 pay for papers, .. .'..',
SILAS TOMBSTONE. M"s.e".
MaSDr's office. o, Dec..lss q.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
zReliec

Ry order Of the Court herein. dated J
Dec. 1884, will sell at public "9fcry
bufo1e the Court .Houae on Sai"'.HY on
the first Monday iii january 1885,, all
that ]ot OF land. known as the MaThin
Residence, in the town OF Newberry,
and State and County. aforesaid. con
tailkfne thirty-one acres and fonr-tenthS.
mo e. or less. ard bounded by lands OF
Jno. S. Fair, Estate Of James N. Baxter.
T. S. a1oorman. D. NJ. Ward, ". il.
Dickert, James Gaunrt. F. Werber. Sr''
and Harrington street.
FERNS. The purchaser will he re-
quired TO pay one-third OF the purchase
mone ev in cash. and to secure the ba!ai!cc
pava Bile in one and two years with in-
fers from the day OF sale, by bond and
mortgage OF the premises. and policy
OF in Surance Of the buildings on tie SAID
lot. SILAS TOMBSTONE, Master.
Ma ster's Office, 10 Dec. "a, 81
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
Painful Ulcers.

Ny mother, who is about SCvcnty-!ive years
old. and resident OF Eooly County. had ali
liberated ankle which gave her great pain
and troub e. 1t became aggravated! 20 4 fear
ful degree, AMI every application OF known or
sa.yc>1":I remedies failed 10 Drln2 reIl"f.
PhySiciuuS prescribed. but Ia no avail. After
six month, suffering induced her Try s. ).
S. Ou- hottie had the remarkable effect OF
producing perfect cure, md there has been
no return or the disease z. u. KCMPLER.
OF the South Ga. Conference.
Macon, Ga, Ju y i..lSSl. It..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
AIIen u. Nlch0'S vs.. ol'heOH l. FcIIcEs CT II
Foreclosure.

Eg or.lrr of Court herein dated Gib June.
1851. will sell at public ouicrv, be: 're tie
CDurt ilnu-c IL N.:wbcIry, oi: the first .houday
in ,liu1fy, lSsj, All that lot OF land situate in
:iic iuw:i .; H,n,:.ery, in S.aic and County
ai"gr>sl.! having = font OF forty feet of Main
Street o: said Town, and :nuifg >cvcn'y-tive
feet, "tth e-hrccn inches of drip on each side,
aud bOun led by lois ot Geo. q. D"Wult and
David N.h'cr. formerly. sui by iot formerly
owned IL William b,1dyc>, Jr.
TERMS: Tue pac!i:t>cr i'll rs: required 10
pay o"e-ha;f Of the purchase money III cash,
and secure the b'ance, payable At twelve
| nn:hS, VIII: interest thereon from the day of
sale, Gv hutd an,i mortgage OF the premises,
and :, pu.ry ui Insurance on the hnild;n2s.
SILAS JUuNSroNE, Master.
| Master OEicc. 10Th Dec, 1881. so St
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

It is said that the valuable dis.
coyery has heen made that little
annato put in butter will give it q
rich yellow color. An exchange
rises to make the sage observation
that there is another substance which,
if put in butter. would give it simi.
lsr color. but that nobody seems to
think of using it. 1t is cream.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN
THE PROBATE COURT.

Cynthia Mower, as Administrators of
the Personal Estate OF Lavnia n.
Gist. decreased. Plaintiff. against Rich
ard '. Gi>t and Others. Defendants
COmplaiat 10 Sci Laaa 10 did in Pasg.e,st
Of Debts and for Relief:
In conformity with tile order herein.
will sell At Newberry Court House. on
Sale Day in January ncxt. or the first
convenient Saledap thereafter. the House
and Lot in the Town Of Newbrrry. Of
which Mrs. Lavinia y. Gist died seized
and possessed. containing seven-tenths
Of an acre. more or less. and bounded by
lots Of Mrs. Fannie y. Baxter. Burr j.
Ramage. George JQLnstone, Mrs. C. 4,
Bowman and hy tombstone Street, on
the following terms. to-wit
0He third cash, balamcp Ga a credit OF
twelve months with Interest from day OF
sale. 10 be secn,ed hy bond OF the prrs
chaser, and mortgage OF the premisns;
toe dwelling 70 be insured for two Inou-
sand dollars and policy assigned tu the
Judge oi Probate OF Ncwberry Gonntv.
with leave TO purchaser to r;,y all casa.
Purchaser to pay for all papecs.
J. B. FELLERS, J.P. 4. c.
Dec. y, 1884. 81 3r
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

Prof. James Wood: ow, D. D., OF
the Presbyterian Theological Semi
nary in Columbia, on account Of his
views on evolution, has been removed
from the Seminary. a meeting of
the Board Of Directors Vas held in
Columbia last week. and resolutions
we're paaaed Irequeating his resigns
ton. Thissho declined to DO, where.
upon the Board declared the CHAIR
vacant. Immediately following this
action, Professors G. R. Hemphill,
D. D., apd Fl. f. !soggs. D. D.. both
handed in their designations TO take
effect January !, 80, leaving 10 Pro
fessors in the Seminary but DR.. Gil
raedeaa. What will be tits outcome
Of this action Of the Directors it is
difficult to foreshadow. Much sympa-
thy is felt for Dr.. Woodrow and he
has strong following in his church.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

Prof. Griffith, of the Limestone
Institute. has purchased the Gaffney
Curolintua fro.s IT'S late venerable
proprietor, Mr.. Z. Ii. Bfittoa. whose
health has for some time been de.
cIining. owing to stroke of paralysis.
We wish Mr.. Griffith success in his
new venture and hope that Mr..
Br:tton may yet be spared to spend
his departing days in peace.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

An election has been ordered in
the city of Columbia on the subject
Of license or no license. TO be held on
9th instant.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co... Atlanta, &

The mysterious origin OF man mas been par
TALLY disclosed by the Indianapolis Citizen,
who found an infant in tin-psiI al the top Of
tree. 1t is to le remembered there IS nothing
mysterious about DR.. Bul Is Cough Syrur; g
few doses will cure your cough cold. It.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
He Thanks HIS Paper.

&s. Faitcr:-1 was induced bY resding your
good paper 70 tFy Or. Hartes's Iron Tanic for
BOTTLES have cassd nae. Accept my fGaIks.
Jos. c. Bosgs.-Ex. Dec. i-lRa.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

Opposition 10 what Il wants. That viii z.alse
5t solid; we mean DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup, It
has entered the lists and come out far aGead,
In the ranks OF legitimate household remedies
SoF the cure OF coughs aad celda Dr. Bulls
Esuga SyEap ssaISs Fissf. Price Is cents. II.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NENBERR1,
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
Frederick II. Dominick rs Etartla u.
Ri5ler.
Foreclosure.

Bv order of the Court .h4rei, dated 10
c%ove1nber. 1894, will sell ST public cut
cry. before the Court House ii \ SeWn''F!K "Ie
Son, the first Monday in January. lss'. IL
thhr tract OIL and situated III the COUNTY
aud State afor esaid. containing .hlty-SlN
nr,e-. more Or Jess. and bnUn:'eo oy
lands OF Jno. kslaln h'6ier, "a rtI>o's II
CaInon. Luther hinard, ana -ai 'us Us, o.
Frederick Dom ip;ck.
GERMS cash.
SILAS. TOMBSTONE, Nasth..T'
Masters o!lit q, 10. Dec. 1884 aA.'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
Cancer for Many Years.

) family servant has been afflicted for many
years with q cancer On her nose. was treated
rcrneGies used without be"elit. Finally we
gave. hcr Swiits Specific, and '-he has been
completely cured. =.
JOHN HILL, nruSSist.
Thompson, Ga. aug. Ii. lsSt o., =.
Treati on Blood ana Skin Diseases mai ed
free. '.'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

Orangeburg had $4,000 fire on
Saturday. 18th inst.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBE RRI
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBEEY. IN
TIE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18
Go G. Dew Il; against rho<.S Mnorrnan, ct al.
FTOreclOSu,r. ....:

By order OF he Court herein, dated 29th
November, 1881. will sell at public outcyy,
before the Court House at Newbcrry. on the
fir, Monday in Januarv. 1885, The House and
Lot in the IOWA OF New berry, State and Coun.
IS aforesaid, containing Two acres, more or
less, and bounded by lots OF the Newberry Cir
cult Parsonage, NJ Z. Church. South and DR..
JAS. McIntasa; by Boundary S; D., aid Wilson
Stree! Ieading 10 The Old village grave yarI)
Terms: The purchaser will be Required 10
pay Unr.ihird cash, ulrl SECURE tile !,air.ce,
payable at twelve m"nri>, with in terest there's
on from The day Of sale, by bond ln.i mortgage
of the premises >Did. uu:i Il Puics;o; IaSur..ce
of he hou rs. The purchaser filling IN com.
ply with rhc sale: rne property viii &c re->oh!
Il: his ri,k on ibc frs; Convenient Snle-iay. on
the same :efmS ~ fbsE. -et fprta. |
SiLNS JOHNSrONE Master.
Ma>ic:' Office, l9,h Dec, 1851. 59-3t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-18

Thomas Y. Wicker and Thomas N. Lake
as Executors CT Henry koon. dec d',
Plaintiffs against Richard {. Sohd!ey
and others. Defendants.