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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

. 1nstitu;e. And -gillr CON
tered TheIr Stock ana bonded rOf.elr
road for such large sums Of money
that they can't compete with any OF
the new roads now being built. even
if the same Gauge, but how WIZ II
stand with a Narrow Gauge? if u
wide Gauge Railroad can pay run
ming expenses and carry a oonfdea 'eH
debt of twenty thousand dollars per
mile how will Narrow Gauge stand
as q paying road when the first cost
will be say five or six thousand per
mile? draw your own inference And And
If the people will unite and put thelr
snrDlus capital in this scheme,
they win find that it will be the best
paving business in the county.
/ look upon the Narrow Gaugge
4 from Augusta to Newberry as one Q
the best investments we can MAKE
as well as one of the grandesF pro
iects of the age, at least, Tor al ghos
contiguous to it.
Now Mr.. Editor you may be assui
ed that nothing viii be left nndon 2
that we can dot make our Mario, o
Gauge grand success. Let. salua s'' !,
move all along the line and from e =.
nettle danger pluck the rose Of sal
ty. Yours, SC,
Il JAS. CALLIsoN.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

q Gai1 has the Reaper Death Vlsiteu
orr little circle, and cut down one OF our
briphtest flowers, to ''bloom IN nelus ol
lioht above ~ Sarah Drayton, youngesI
danohter OF Mr.. B. j. Ramage: her
sweet disposition had endeared her 10
MANY friends. to whose hearts her dea!n
has has brought much sadness, and long Wlll
che Che he missed by them, who feel IliaI
the;r loss is her gain. Having oeen
ssmade a member of Christ, the child ot
Cod and an inheritor of the Kingdom OF
| Heaven" she had no fears OF deati, ou'
spoke with calmness OF gong nome :,
thev are waiting for me-" On ounuay
July 18th, just as the sun was slnhlnS,
and while the prayers OF the Cnurch
Militant we're being offered for the per,
netual rest and felicity of her soul, ano
in hearing distance OF the singing o! tne
beautiful HYMN she had so often 9oinee
;n-stAb;de with me:'-did her sWee'
snirit enter the Church Triumphant
there TO unite with the angels in songs Q
@ nra;ses to her Savior, Whom she max
| confessed before men.
s.It is not death to die,
2 no leave this weary road,
} And midst the brotherhood on hlSh'
10 be at home with God.
= tits not death 70 fling
Aside the sinful dust:
III And rise, on strong exultlnS:Wlng'
E. To live among the just.
q Jesus, thou Prince oflife!
Thy chosen cannot DIE: ..,eo
b like rSee, they conquer in the strife'
! TO reign with thee on high"
u A FRIEND.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
The Bennettsville Meeting.
Columbia Register.

Columbia Register
The following statement from Sec
rotary Holloway will explain itself:
poMaE1A, NEwDEERY Co.. July lo.
MEsshss. EDITORS: desire through
your columns to say a few words to
those who anticipate attending the
Joint summer meeting Of the South
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Society and of the State Grange.
It appears from letters received at
this Office, that some are OF she opln-
ion that only three delegates from
County will be recognized in the
convention. when such is not the
case: each County can send as many
delegates IS it chooses, representing
either an Agricultural Society or the
Patrons of Husbandry. And besides
the subjects already published for
ESSAYS, any question may be intro
dnced upon the floor and discussed
AS to passage for delegates Other
than the three from County to "hon
free passes will be issued, the rate: ;3
!, ON the Columbia and GreenVllt'
Road and its branches will be NV
cents mile for the round trip; tn
Wilmington, Columbia and August
, Road will charge six cents mile 10
the roul.d trip; the South Carolin
Railroad not heard from, but its rate
: will be equally as low as either OF th
a above.
d 7 have forwarded to the prope
d railroad authorities a list of delegate
:: : received to this date, to go qia tt
: : Columbia and Wilmington, Colum5
a and Augusta Roads. w AboeFili
Anderson, Chester, T airfela Gree ZEE
= Vile, Lancaster, Lanrens, NeWberr
d 9e Lexington and York Pa and fro
n n Charleston: Barnwell, Berkeles
Hampton, Orangeburg. From .
umbia. Riehland delegation; Su
ter, Sumter County, and fre
Kingstree for Williamsburg Count
"a, All visitors, which includes
nn- three delegates from County, v
he expect to attend the meeting, v
.ly ay drop a postal to Hon. IS. McC'
I tor BennettsviIle, Marlboro County,
v, that provision may be made
nd transportation from Society Hill
Bennettsyille and homes assign
THOMAS W. HOLLOWAY
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
THE NEWBERRr RrsHERALD And NEWS.
The Narrow Gauge.
AN INTERESTING ARrIcLEF FROM SENATOR
CALLISoN oNTHE SUBJECT
Edgefeld Chronicle

Edgefeld Chronicles
CALLIsoN, S. c., July 1ofh, 1885.
You call my attention to an article
or communication from Coleman
Township relative to the Narrow
Gauge Railroad from ugusta 9
Edgefeld TO- SewberrF. 9 g
Allow me to say that zhayeznever
wavered in my opinion of the praeti-
cability Of such a project, bnt several
potent causes have prevented us call
ing the corporators together to act on
the charter. But if the people on the
Saluda are ready to act on the mat
ter and will call one or more public
meetings at some convenient place,
we will attend them and lay our plans
before them. It is our intention to
build the road by private subscription,
as, we can fully demonstrate by data
in our own and other states, thatsuch
a road well located, will not only de-
velop the country through which it
runs, but, it will pay largely on the
capital invested, and in my opinion
no better county or one more capable
Of Improvement than the one con-
templated, the country is populated
with an industrious and Intelligent
people only wanting railroad faclli,
ties to make them prosperous and
happy. Newberry rs an active bust
ness town full Of vim and enterprise,
susceptible Of growing to large in
land city when it has this road run
ming from it, direct to the head of
tide water navigation.
Now, Mr.. Editor, a country or town
is just such as the people who live in
it, will make it. We can make it one,
Of indozence and penury, or one of en-
terprise and prosperity; we have our
choice, which shall we do?
Mr.. Editor | do not desire to write
a long letter, as life is too short to
Tread some Of the labored articles we
see weekly about railroads; some OF
them would make the people believe
we have railroads enough in South
Carolina, but think the people who
live remote from these modern neces.
sites, can best judge of their lmpor.
tance to them. The impression is
being made that it is suicidal for 3
4 town, city or county to subscribe tc
the capital stock ola railroad by "a
vote Of the people. and thattoo in the
face Of positive evidence that thoss
counties, cities and towns that have
done SO, are today in our own State
the most prosperous What? don't
tax yourselves to build you up anG
put yourselves on an equal base witt
others, twill be too burdensome How
charitable some people are. But We
hear not one word of sympathy while
we tug through winters mud and sum
mers sun twenty or twenty-five mile:
to meet train on some great trunk
line of railroad, at whose mercy VIZ
are: ands from which we desire tx
be free. Now, why all this? can
we see the gloved hand Of corporate
| greed and the labored article Of :
subsidized attorney to ward off compe
titiou by advancing fogyism, tina
| will keep the farmer in the bacl
woods
! The trouble with our present sys
i tenn of railroads is that all have va
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
The Road to Augusta.
WHAT PRESIDENT MITCHELL SAYS
ABOUT THE MARROW GUNGE. z
THROUGH sEDGEFIELD.
Edge4ield Chronicle.

Edgefeld Chronicle.
Seeing that your correspondents
son Saladaare getting anX5pus about
the narroy gauge Raj bad from Au-
gusta to Newberry, the undersigned
addressed a letter to President Mitch
ell of the Augusta, Gibson and Sand
ersville Railroad, and requested that
he visit Edgefcld aud confer with
our people on the subject. We here
with hand you his reply for publica.
tion
The charter of this new road does
not provide for any county or town
ship subscription. It contemplates
raising capital by individual sub.
scriptions, and it requires that fifty
thousand dollars be subscribed be-
fore the organization can be effected.
No county or township subscription
can be made to this road as the law
| now stands.
Al. NORRIS,
&c. SHEPPARD.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
TAMOW! TALLOWl!
70 r S A &
J. N. Martin & Go. s
ii. C. So MME ERs,
DEALER IN

Wines, Liquors, Lager Beer, Cigars
and Tobacco. Prompt attention paid to
all orders. l am prepared to furnish
demiiohns. kegs and jugs, and they can
be returned and no charge made for
them. j. B. Lanier's celebrated first
grade corn whiskey always on
hand. Also will keep. in stock. a
full line Of the lower grade of goods, tc-
gether with Imported Wines, Brandies.
Gins, and all other goods usual to a
first-class House, which will be sold At
the lowest prices. Orders solicited.
In connection with the Bar I run a
full supply OF family groceries and pro
visions. july %.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
Georgia is prolific in wonders" :"

Georgia is prolific in wonders %
Another magnetic girl has made her
appearance near Dalton, who proni.
ses to eclipse Lula Hurst, and de-
molish Col. Rion's wonderful and
original theory Of muscular power
and the synchronous laugh. The
Colonel will have to revise his theory
if Miss Cavender comes his way
In the chair trick she simply rubs
the palm of one hand on the back
splints. She also stands immovable
upon one foot and defes the pushing
of the strongest man.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
The Association held q delightful

The Association held a delightful
meeting in Greenville last week.
The following officers were elected {:
President, ". B. MeSweeny, (Mr.
Crews positively declining to serve
longer, having been President Of the
Association for six consecutive years.
ice:Presidents, T. H. Clarke and
C. W. Petty; Chaplain, Rev. Sid II.
Brown; Recording Secretary, J. B.
Bonner; Corresponding Secretary,
J. S. Perrin; Treasurer, F. Melchers;
Orator for next meeting, Jno. W. R.
Pope; Alternate, NJ. L. Bonham.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
These are Solid Facts

The best blood purifier and system regulator 10
o. a"o o'sced Se wirhin the reach Of suffering hn.
menipv 9re1 truly is Electric Btiers inactivity OF
Weak Kidneys, or any disease Of the urinary ,nnS
or mid stumuIaut, will always find EectrIe Is,an
s;t,srs rs, the best and only certain cure known
They act surely and quickly every ooa,e guar re
apteed TO give entire satisfaction or money me e
minded minded Sold at fifty cents bottle by Dr. >
+ FAINT.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
4. j. NORRIS,
J. c.. SHEPPARD.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July, 10th 1885.
TO Messrs. A. J. Norris and J. G.
Sheppard.
:. Gentlemen: Your favor of 9th
instant duly received. You will
doubtless agree with me that the way
to begin any enterprise is to stalt
it rightly. In Georgia it is necessary
for new Railr1 ads to comply even
with the forms of the law and
one of those forms requires, firstly
an organization Of the corpora
ton. The incorporators of the Au-
gusta and Newberry road should
meet at once in. this city, if prac-
ticable, and regularly receive their
charter and organize a company.
After this is done / am ready to meet
your people in any manner deemed
best. If it istEue, as have heard,
that Edgefeld can be induced to
subscribe Sl00,000as a county to the
stock Of a narrow gauge which will
traverse It's territory, Twill guarantee
the building Of the line in twelve
months after the proceeds of the levy
shall have been paid over to the au-
thorities of the railway Dir. Da.ey,
of the Edgefeld Chronicle, said to
me some time ago Chat it was the
opinion of Senator Butler that the
county would make the subscription,
and I understand Senator Callison
agrees with him. Ifthese gentlemen
are right as to the temper of the peo'
pie, the proper thing to do now is fol
the ircorporators TO meet as sug.
gested above, and then make a Wig
orous canvass Of the county and as
sure an overwhelming vote for the
subscription: am ready to give
whatever timesI ! can spare from my
other dulies to this canvass,-to sup
ply data, and arguments, and after
wards to build the road and run solo
trains from Chester to Sandersvillt
or perhaps ,Americus, as liberal prop
ositions are now being made to ex
tend in that direction. AS encouS
agement to you will state -
net earnings last morc
$1,000, on ftee>TS -
!! y Ez5s17 17,ssssissaass1sIC i ~ at
sr MORE HANps Isslss ea"ns}l 81 rsilS y
s..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
List Of Patents
Secretary.

Granted to citizens of South Carolina,
for the week ending July IA, 1885, conf
piled from the Official Records OF the
United States Patent Office: expressly
for the HERALD AND NEWS, by Shlpley
Brashears, Patent Attorney, Solicitor
and expert, No. 637 F Street, n. W :;
Washington, D. c.. of whom copies anc
information may be had
S. J. Cox, Johnston, horse collar
C.R. Harvin, Manning, engine.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
A CARD,
To the Editor Palmetto Post.

To the Editor Palmetto Post:
Hon. James n. Lipscomb, Secre
tary of State, is the fit and proper
person to fill the position and be the
next Governor of South Carolina.
ELAN.
Greenville, S. c., July u, 1885.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
ga Prediction."

The Baltimore ManuJacturerS' Re-
cord has to say:
''It is predicted that in three more
years the Columbia and Greenville Rail
road will be ruined and abandoned"
To this our good contemporary,
a -STaEbacsz- Ber,b ssyS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

We are not familiar with the sta,
+isties of suicide and crime, and II IS
not a very inviting subject to anVesti-
yate nnt casual observation OF the
colnmn set aside to such dellght1ni
naws leads us to believe that the
sn;cidal mania and the propensity to
crime Of all kinds varies with the
thermometer. A hot wave is sure
precursor of an increased number OF
felonies, and cool wave is certain
TO lessen the work Of the criminal
oonr,s When the thermometer
reaches 95 degrees the Community
may expect at any moment 70 os
shocked by the enactment OF some
borrid deed, and when it sinks L
Is degrees You NAV sleep in securlt.
or walk abroad without fear OF dan
ger. >,
This is a theory of ours that :"
hove framed from limited observa
ton of facts. and we do not asser
that it will stand the test OF earelt
induction. but we suggest that som
statistician of crime Investigate IL
effect of the thermometer upon Grim
and let the world know what IS II
safest temperature for society ana d
individual.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
For the HERALD AND NEWS.
Stock Fair at Ninety-Slx.

ee+;n- of the citizens OF Nlnety-
Six and vicinity was held July 10Th Tor
the purpose OF organizing SOCIETY AZ.
the exhibition Of Stock, and Poultry AZ
Ninety-Six on the 18th day OF AusuSl,
1885. Mr.. E. S. Hale was called TO the
chair. and J. It. Miller was requested "
acf a. Secretary. Capt. Jas. Rogers, Jr.,
stated the object of the meeting, a1Uer
which the following officers were eIecOeo'
viz: -.
PRESIDENT:
James Rogers, Jr.
VICE PRESIDENTS FROM ABBEV1LLE
-".E COUNTY:
IF. C. DuPre, w. II. Frazer, MAJ
r. A. Griffin, J. D. Fcoshe, E. \. oliep'
pard, /. N. Moore.
VICE PRESIDENTS FROM LAURENS
COUNTY:
JB Watts. J. D. Williams. W. Z
Turner.
v,cp PRESIDENTS FROM NEwBERR!
COUNTY:
P. H. Koon, Joseph jenkins, G. !
Reid, J. r. Irving
VICE PRESIDENTS FROM EDGEFlEh
COUNTY:
DR.. D. c. Tompkins, 0. F: Chea than
7. Nc D. Kinard, DR.. I. W. Chlies'
]. 7. Miller was elected Secretary an
Treasurer. The Chairman appolntse
| the following Executive CommlTee, VI
F. N. Pope, J. A. Moore, /. Y. oGnal
rjH. r. Turner, William Jonnsoh, ~.
, Pratt, L. NJ. Moore and the zPresiaeaC I
!, member er oficio.
! On motion it was agreed that the pt
G fectinp OF all further arrangements
] entrusted to the Executive Commltts
q The exhibition will be free, and op
3 70 arervhody. J. II. MILLER,
Secretary
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
READING.
GI0TH|NG ADVERTISEMENTS s

Get bewildered, so to speak, midst these
many guide boards all pointing IN dlfteE- On ar
ent directions. yet all processing to al.
ront s Won TO the destination-thei nest
nlaee to buy. Or don't you read adver,
@t;sements2 @ In that case you make q
greater mistake than the careless Ieau, arn;S
Of too many, since in the effort 10 avoaa '.
a wrong or wrong direction you. snus J.
Tour ewes TO the ri ght one. Honesty can
be easily recognized in advertisements as
in everything else. 1t only requires
little care in the looking.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
Ghe Aerald and 1ews.
T. F. GRENEKER, EDITOR.

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
The Herald is in the highest respect Fanl-
ly Newspaper, devoted to the material in
rerests OF the people Of this County and the
State. 1t circulates extensively. and as an
Advertising medium offers unrivalled adj
vantages. For Terms, see first page.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
eve and ear are trained to be quick
-, shorn and the mind brightenedss s1

mistake Of a wrong start Sohe shoulCSII
have charged tuition from the start
and to-day the State would have been
ready to make tuition free without a
,nnrmur. In Georgia, for years after
the State University was established
.rition was $500 per year. but II
1894 tuition was made free without
on objection from any quarter. LET
Tho advocates of the University yleio
+bo noint of free tuition and we ven
tpre TO say that all opposition will be
s5,e,ced and that in few years
there will be a universal clamor lol
the very thing that now gives offencs
to so respectable portion OF ou'
State. There is one other feature o
the University which very few OF eV
on the most ardent advocates OF tn
institntion have undertaken to &c
fend. and which we think is respons
BILE. in large part, for the dissatlsfa'
ton abroad in the State. We m@ea @
the Citadel Academy. For such q
institution we, think there IS ciearl
no warrant in the constitution and
it we're abolished the tax LEVIED
snnnort tha University would be-:
Insignificant that the most econon
90, wonld be ashamed to ohJe(
Away with the Citadel Academy a.
let every man pay for what he ge'
and we will hear no more ooJeo'f
to the University.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
AVay With Coffee Mills.

Goto the store OF B. H: Loyelaee an: ana
nnrchase some of that fine Rio Cohee.
roasted and ground, Just ready 1or use. use,
II is kept in an air tight tin can; ohiy
90 cents per pound: ovr1.rE
iulr23 2t Is. II. ~ A-N AA-AN
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
DUE WEST
FEMALE COLLEGE

Exercises begin first Monday in oetG-
her' = II Careful moral training. Thorough
teaching. Best facilities in Music, ins;ra' n!t
mental and Vocal French ana sSalh.. t.
;na Terms unusually low. Whole COST
sn9 Board and regular Tuition ter year,
s1s5 90. For Catalogue. apply 70 2sht
presidei1t. J. T. P.sKENNEDf:
81, Due West, 5. e..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
Preambles and Resolutions
UPON THE DEATHS OF JAMES PACKER
AND ALBERT C. DARLINGTON.

WHEREAS, James Packer, Esq, late
member OF the Newberry Bar, departed
this life on Thursday the 18th day OF
May, 1885, and associates are desirous OF
paying tribute to his memory,
ResoEDed ]. That the life and se1vi-
ces OF James Packer. Esquire, furnish.
not only study but an example to 9TH
ers, for by his unaided efforts he was able
to take position at the Bar worthy of
lofty ambition He was industrious in
his habits. acute in his perceptions. and
at the same time, vigorous in the grasp
of mind necessary to the proper presen-
tation Of his cases in Court.
Resolced 2. That his readiness at ali
times to promote the best interests Of
society by every effort in his power de-
serves the kindest recognition.
Resolued 3. That the rare combina-
ton of qualities that enabled him to be
courteous to the Court, his associates, the
Bar and the public, and yet ever prove
faithful to the claims OF clients, should
receive our warmest praise.
Rosolred 4. That by shis death his
young wife has been sorely bereaved,
the Church has lost jealous member,
the Bar an efficient and pleasant associ-
ate, and the State a faithful citizen.
Resolced 5. That a copy of these
resolutions be presented to the Court at
its present term, with the request to the
presiding Judge, that the same may be
spread upon the minutes OF the Court,
and that the secretary OF this meeting
shall forward copy of the same to the
Newberry county papers for publication.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
HOT WEATHER

Such as Cassimercs, Worsteds, Drap
D,Ete. ~ Seersucker, Alapaca, Linen, DC:
Also line Gents Underwear OF lhola
Gauze, Lisle Thread and Balpriggan,: s!,,.
7Half-hose in Fancy Lisle Thread, SIX
and Balbriggan. co..
cents Fine Shoes speciality in Con-
eress Caters and Low Quarters IN Gaii- S"a;i
Skin. Goat and Matt Kid in all the leao-
i1e Styles, Slippers and Dancing Pumps
for gentlemen. in fact everything zen
fleman needs can be found at TINS Em.
norium OF Fashion. All orders prompti!
attended to. q.
NJ. L. KINARD,
! Columbia, S. G..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
-Trlf.--cSirSs-nG -TSfrilf..-:-. ..-:-.cS . u esIliepsET7s5s

{ an, y q u
Very truly Yours
r NJ. MITCHELL,
President.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
POST OFFICE,
PIISI NIETINLI
NEwBERRY C. r., 5. c.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the time
for having Town taxes is extended 10
the Tth Aug, 1885. BY order:
19e-ot J. S. FAIR, Clerk.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

INASMUCH as the inscrutible decree Of
an Allwise Judge has summoned to His
presence our friend and brother Albert
G. Darlington, and as it is meet that we
his sorrowing fellow-laborers should ac-
knowledge the worth of his character,
the usefulness of his life and give express
sion of our feeling of sorrow at his death.
Therefore be it
Resolred l. That the death of Al
bert C. Darlington mas deprived the Bar
of a most able and eloquent advocate,
whose quick discernment, sound judg-
ment, force of language and fervid ora
tory had secured him L place among
the distinguished lawyers Of the State.
ResolUed 2. That he was 4 faithful
and patriotic citizen, and thai: the State
and County should ever remember the
services he rendered them during the
dark hours of conflict, danger and de-
lection, when patriotism was not an
empty name, but involved deprivation
and sacrifice.
Resoloed 8. That we mourn in his
sudden death the loss Of a sincere, gener-
Gus and ardent friend and genial COM
pdulOu, duU dlttfOuSI LIS SAO1tS E"eIO
given for number of years to other COM
munities yet the principal achievements
OF his professional life were gained
among us in the vigor of his early man
hood and his friends and colleagues OF
this Bar may therefore claim him as their
own.
Resolced 4. That to the bereaved fam
lily upon whose private grief we may not
intrade, we can only tender our heart
felt sympathy and coincidence.
Resolred 5. That a copy of these
resolutions be transmitted to the fami-
II OF the deceased, that they be publish
ed in each Of the newspapers OF Newber-
ry County, and that they be presented
to His Honor the Presiding Judge at the
next term of the Circuit Court with the
request that they may be entered with
such further notice as His Honor may
deem proper, upon the minutes of the
Court.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

SACRIFICING ONE OF THE FAMILY u
pAIsE MONEY FOR THE REST.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
IN AIEMORIAM.

We all do fade as a leae-rsaial LxIv-s.