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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-07
THE NEWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS.

chairman. and on motion OF j. J.. Wise
Fred L. Schumpcrt was chosen secretary.
Tie motion OF i. /. Luther. that we
proceed t. make nominations ;S 4 whole
and elect by ballot first. Intcndent: and
then one warden 1T i time prevailed. and
resulted a> follows: Ii. {. Nosclcy, H.
tcndcnt: r. 7. LHther. 1t warden: II.
S. Boozcr, 2nd warlcn:J. f. Sclumpcrr,
3rd warden: G. G.. D~Walt. 4jh warden.
On motion the nominations were en-
dor>ed by a rising vote. after which the
meeting adjourned. The !M"rting was
an enjoyable occasion. setting forth the
general principles Of q social gathering.
and transactinG its business with many
lau@llable circHms st;inceS.
Mr.. Joscp? Caughman makes the fol-
lowing statement about the supposed
pot OF gold found by him. IL says that
Willie blowing over an old house place
on Mr.. Godfrey IIarmon'S plantation, he
felt his plow strike something unusual
from the noise. and at once drew back
his mule and p!ow and made another at
tempt tc reach the same object, when
his plow rolled out an old rusty pot lid;
again making another attempt, the plow
point caught hold OF a POI. He at once
secured Il pick and dug it out. 1t Is
about the size OF I half buSEcl measure
and seemed TO have been buried many
years. was neatly covered. with hooks
attached 20 eyes OF pot and fitted TO
come over the lid to hold ii securely 10
it place; its contents, seemingly, were
cncaScd by i lining or tin box TO pre-
trct from the pot, and, 30 doubt. was
hidden treasure, but had been there so
long that everything within it was a
worthless, rusty. cankclcd substance.
He permits this statement to be made
to correct the false rumor that it was
pot OF gold Mr.. Cau@hman is noted for
plowing up hidden treasures; he once
plowcd up So that had been buried, and
at another time plowed up 4 bed OF
crockcry-warc, supposed to have been
buried during the late war by some rcfu-
gees that never did return to look after
it. Mr.. Joseph Causlman is grand
son OF Uncle Jacob Caughman, one OF
the fathers and founders OF St. Marks
Church in Edgclield County. Every
body spoke OF Uncle Jacob (as he was
callcO in the highest terms.
PHLST.
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Local and Special.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1856.
TTRYS DADND may 30 found on nle at Geo.
A04O I az G0S P. RoweN & Cos Newspaper
Advertising Bureau 10SprTce ST. where adve-. sing
contracts may be made toS Il IN NEW YORK
Church Notices.

BAPTIsT-Rev. C. P. Scott, pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at II a. IN. and
s p. M, next Sunday. Sunday school
: at 3:30 p. M, Mr.. J. B. Carwile, Super
intendent. Prayer meeting Wednesday
ats p NJ.
LUTHERAN-Rey. A. B. McMackin,
pastor. Preaching next Sunday by the
pastor, at II a. m. and s pm. Sunday
school at $3.50 p. m, Mr.. Geo. B. Cromer,
Superintendent. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday at s p. m.
METHoDIsT-Rev. H. F. Chrietzberg.
pastor. Preaching by the pastor at / !
a. m. and S p. M, next Sunday.
Sunday school at p. m, Mr.. John
w. Chapman, Superintendent. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at p. m.
a. r. PRESBYTERIAN Rev. E. P.
McClintock, pastor. Preaching by the
pastor next Sunday at II a. m. Sunday
school at $50 a. NJ, Mr.. N. A. Carlisle.
Superintendent. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday at p. IN. Missionary
Society Wednesday at p. M, Mrs. c..
Mower, President. W. G. T. Z. Tues
day at $3.50 p. m., Mrs. c. Mower, Presi-
dent.
EPIsCoPAL-Rev. W. 81. Hanckel,
rector. Service by the rector every
third Sunday at IL a. III. and 4:30 p. m.
Lay reading by Mr.. n. B. Mazyck at
II a. m.
PREsBYTERIAN-No pastor at present.
Sunday school at $3.50 p. M, Mr.. w.
E. Pelham, Superintendent. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday at S p. N.
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MT. labor.

Spring is upon lis and our farmers are
busy preparing and planting crops:
There will be more corn and perhaps
more cotton planted in this section than
was ever before, Oh account OF the oats
crop being froZc out.
Prof. Z. 0. Counts has been elected
superintendent OF the Mt. Tabor Sum
dav School. vice n. 3. Wheeler resigned.
The school is in L 1louri$hing condition.
DR.. J. NJ. SraSe, who recently gradu-
atcd at the University OF Maryland. is
home again. and we are pleased to learn
that lie is thinking OF locating in this
neighborhood. We wish him much sue
cess. a< we are sure he will merit it as L
''sawbOnc>."
DR.. c. L. Wychc will deliver lecture
TO the school at Mt. Tabor on Friday
evening. The public Is Invited 10 attend.
In trip to Columbia. recently, we
spent few days very pleasantly with
the energetic proprietor OF til" HERALD
AND News.
The people OF Dutch Fork arc very
much in earnest about the building OF
the C. Y. Il i railroad. and Capt. Mere
dith will doubtless meet with warm
reception when he crosses the river from
Columbia. There is perhaps no section
OF the State that road would benefit
more than the fork. and these people are
ready to encourage the prospect with
their means. l.. Y.
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JALAPA.

Mr.. Z. P. Chalmers had rat killing
one day last week, and killed only 1G2.
Mr.. Frank Wilson who has been very
sick with malari;;l hematuri;, is cony;l-
lcscing.
Mr.. James Glasgow, who left here ior
Florida Oh L pleasure t0ur, has located
in the town Of Lady Lake, merciian-
dising with Nr. JEFF Sigh. | wish the
two young gents much success: anG that
Mr.. Glasgow will soon iiad 4 $40,oCO
orange grove with 4 pretty girl attached.
We have had less rain this year since
Christmas than any year | can rcmcm-
Der. According to the old Dutch sign,
we will lave five frosty mornings in
May, as there were live foggv mornings
in March. SO govern yourselves. farm
cr<. accordingly, il you believe in the
sign.
One Of our pretty young ladies is so
cnthu<cd with the farmers movement
that she wears q badge that she|cali> the
farmers badge. l presume her fellow
belongs to the farmers club. If not, he
had better Join SOON. When Tie ladies
OF this county are beginning to be
cnthuycd on the farmers movement, 1t
ought to be shame on some farmers
who seem to be so Indifferent with the
movement.
Our Jalapa farmers club met on last
Saturday, and elected Mr. John I. Dual
can delegate to represent this club at
the State convention, and Mr.. G. W. L..
Spearman alternate. The club will
meet on the first Saturday in May. 1T
3P. VI. Mr.. Willie Wright was appoint
cd to deliver an address or write an
essay Oh agriculture. Mr.. L. ?. Chal-
mers will also address the club; the pub
lie is invited to attend. the ladies cspc-
cially.
Since the farmers :,ovemcnt has been
in vogue, l have heard so many persons
say. it would be good thing il it did
not meddlc with politics. I would like
for some one to be so kind rs to tell me,
(tor must acknowledge my ignorance)
who are the proper persons to manage
politics in this county or State; whether
the agricultural people have right or
ol, y
the majority ruled in any movement.
and why can't the farmers be allowed to
have voice in politics. Can't they be
! trustcdin in anything, but to pay high taxes,
so rs to raise money to dcfrIy the eX-
pcnSes Of those eNtraragant appropria-
tions made By Our officers. My opinion
i, if You want to find 4 true Democrat,
who wants, and whose prayers are Tor
an honest government, go to the ploW
handles and you will lind one, that
will die for Democracy rather than cause
disturbance in her ranks. II there Is
to be a disturbance in politics, it will
not be from the true Democrats Of this
county or State. but will be caused from
! Il chronic office holder, CT one who think,
he is entitled to the peoples choice. and
was left O.lt in the cold. Those kind OF
| men are the fellows whom we must get
rid of rs soon as possible, and thea VIC
NAV know who is to mcddlc with poll,
tics JAN.
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PROSPERITY.
InA1.,. min fill Oh MnMln,.

Heavy rain fall on Monday.
DR.. J. r. Langford is on 4 visit to his
parents.
Rev. n. B. Williams spent several
days in town.
MI Levi Siawson can furnish farm
with a cotton planter 1T short notice.
Jolly Street says give her a post office
and then her people will subscribe for
reading matter.
Miss Carrie Aull left her school room
sick Monday. We hope her illness will
be of short duration.
Mr. and Mrs. J. \. Mitchell, near
Dcnny'S. OF Edgefield County, were the
guests OF Maj. DeWalt.
Many farmers passed through town to
Newberry Monday, and no doubt were
in attendance at the Convention.
Mcssrs. J. W. Bowers and L. J..
Schumpcrt received each 1 boar'lcr this
week; we suggest their names be Willie
and Tommic.
Mr.. D. W. Hicks, of Gaf'ney City,
Spartanburg, will look after the 1lcccy
staple OF our town. About one year ago
he WAS in our town OF the same business.
We welcome him again.
The painting committee OF Prosperity
Academy have renewed the prosecution
OF the work assigned them. We were
prompted tc notice them as the gentle
men selected for the puriosc. and cHcr-
cisin@ the taste these gentlemen would
display, we felt assured, when the
academy was finished, with its last coat
OF oil and lead, she would shine as bright
as the noon-day sun. long to be cherished
by Ill, for the wisely selected committee
to bcautify this great prize OF our town.
Rev. W. D. Kirkland. editor Of the
Christian Advocate, preached Sunday
in Wightman Chapel to 4 large audience,
! one OF those soul stirring sermons; at
tic end OF which he announced that it
was desired to raise enough money to
pay a debt Of 5000, Yet hanging over
the church; in order to dedicate clear OF
deb. 70 the Lord. lie began 20 call oat
| and have taken down how many would
give 500 each, and how many So 90. and
how rnany 500 and *l.C0, and then to 4
! lat collection. The sum total amounts
to :l0G.00; $500 more tllan asked for.
but the members had in view the paint
ing ofpcwS.
.At the call OF the Town Council the
! citiz.us assembled in Masonic Hall Mon
day at ?. N. Warden D. u. Lansford
called the house to order, Rev. J. c.
Boyd leading in prayer. On motion OF
r. L. Luther, A. N. Wyse was chosen
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More Congressional Timber.

The Anderson correspondent OF the
Augusta Chronicle has the following 10
say of the Congressional aspirantS in
the upper countes OF our district
I'VE have several men spoken OF as
possible candidates for Congress in the
Third district. 1t is understood that
Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken, the present i'll
cum5ent, will not be candidate for re-
election. We have heard the following
names mentioned: From Abbeville,
Mr.. W. C.. Benct and Col. E. 3 Gary ;
from Anderson, Maj. r. +. Whiiner,
and possibly two or three will be i'll the
race from Oconee and Pickens. Ander-
son has not been the recipient OF Con
gressional honors for good long while
and We think it abont time she is COM
ing in for her share. Mai. Whitner will,
if chosen, do credit both to himself and
his district.''
Ncwberry has not been the recipient
Of Congressional honors in long while
and zee think it is about time she was
coming in for her share, No doubt the
fight will be lively.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-07
Meeting Of PreSbytery.

The South Carolina Pre>bvtcry
will meet in the Presbyterian Church
at this place on Friday OF this
week. Rev. Mr.. Seabrook, OF Wal
halla, the retiring moderator, will preach
an Introductory sermon on Friday night.
The public is invited to attend all the
services. The Presbytery includes the
Counties OF Newberry, Edgetield, Able
vile, Andersen, Pickens and Oconee.
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Various and all About.
Sec notice OF Capt. 4. P. Pifcr.

Sec notice 0; Capt. 4. P. Pifer.
See notice OF Mr.. Sidney Dom;nick.
Very Little property was sold on Mon
day.
Remember tie town election Oh next
Tuesday.
See notice OF Capt. J. Y. M"FaIi, and
take heed.
We have had plenty OF rain an:l mu:l
for the past few days.
The farmers convention is over.
What shall We have next:
Mrs. L. W. Simkins. OF Laurens, is
visiting friends in Newberry.
The county commissioners have dccid-
ed to repair the Court House.
Mrs. Wardlaw has returned from 4
visit to Columbia and Charleston.
The mayor had several cases OF drunk
and diSorlerly on Tuesday morning.
Senator Sigh and Representative
Hardy were both in the city on Monday.
Mrs. Y. J. Pope, OF Newbcrry, is visi-
ting Mrs. Jeter.-Cnion Times, Apra 3.
See report OF tile town council. The
finances OF the town are in good conGl-
ton.
B. II. Cline comes out with some rich
and racy news for those desiring 10 pGr-
chase.
Hon. James n. Lipscomb, Secretary
of State, was in the city from Saturday
until Monday.
DR.. w. Z. Pelham has gone on 4 visit
to Asheyille, n. c., to look after his
business interests.
OF the GOO voters of the town. only 34S
have registered; not more than one-third
of these being negroes.
The Me<srS. Stapleton, who have been
here during the winter buying cotton,
have returned to New York.
Capt. John F. Speck, OF Yorkville,
spent several days in town last week on
his return from 4 Florida trip.
We are slad to know that the teach
er's association on last Saturday was
sucha success. See account in Teach
er's Department.
The down passenger train on the
C.. & G. r. r. was delayed several
hours on last Saturday caused by an ac-
cideat to the freight train near Hodges.
We suppose the peoples tickets posted
on the boards on the street on last Thurs
day, the day after the citizens meeting,
were meant as April FOOLS. 1t was the
1st.
Mr.. Andrew Montgomery, who was
recently married toa charming young
belle Of Sterling, Kansas, is expect
ed home with his bride about the 18th Of
this month.
Mr.. J. o. Meredith came up from Co.
lumbia last week and has been working
in the interest of the c., n. and L. rail-
road in Newbcrry during the week. He
thinks he will have no trouble in raising
the money.
Sale-day passed off quietly, with the
exception of the farmers convention.
Only one tract OF land was offered for
sale. One-half interest in the place
known as the tan yard lot was sold 10
Mr.. Paul Johnstone for S940.
The Opera House on last Saturday
night was largely attended and the play
was very good. It struck Newbcrry at
the right time. The beginning OF the
farmers movement was nicely inaugu-
rated with ''only i farmers daughter.
"a thing OF beauty is L Joy forever"
and if you want to see show window
arranged with artistic taste and beauty
stop as you pass the clothing emporium
of Cloud & Smith. And If you want
anything in the clothing line in the latest
style anG at the lowest prices go i'll and
purchase.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-07
A Gail Extended.

At congregational meeting held in
the Presbyterian Church on last Sunday,
a unanimous call was extended to Rev.
R. ". Dubose, of Fayetteville, Tenn,
to become pastor OF the church. Rev.
Mr.. Dubose was here some time ago and
preached acceptably for the congrega
ton on several occasions. Mr.. Dubose
is native OF South Carolina, and an
able preacher, and young man OF only
about SO years.
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Prosperity-A. N. Wyse.
Mt. Tabor-L. C. Boland.
Beth Eden-N. W. McMorries.
Utopia-Miss Matte Boyd.
Jalapa-W. c. Sigh.
Longshore's-W. G. Peterson.
Maybinton-B..H. Mavbin.
Jolly Street-Geo. Mills.
Gibson's-B. F. McGraw.
Pomaria-J. B. ON. Holloway.
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Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

The Best Sslve in the world for Cuts. Sores,
Bruises. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tet-
ter, Chapped Hands, CAllblains, CornS, and
ali Skin Eruptions, and positively cures piles.
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price .5 cents per box. For sale by Dr. 5: F.
FAINT. IL ii
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Mrs. S. A. Riser & Co., at the store OF
L. P. w. Riser, on main street, are pre-
pared to do all kinds of millinery anu
mantua making with neatness and dis
patch. They are now opening their
new goods, and ask the ladies to call and
examine their stock. 2-3l'tf.
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Those who desire to plant the best
field corn should try the Golden Dent
Gourd Seed for sale at Robertson's Drug
Store, opposite the Postofice. 3-l7-tf
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Piano wanted. A good piano in tune
is wanted for rent, apply at this office.
. 3-24tf.
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A large supply OF glass ware and
crockery ware cheap at
9~70-ff J. S. RUSSELL'S.
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MayOr and Aldermen.

At Il meeting OF citizens on last We'd
nesday the following ticket was nomi-
mated for mayor and aldermen for the
ensuing year:
For mayor, George B. Cromer.
For aldermen, ward ], ". ". Riser:
ward ,, Eduard ScholtZ; ward 3, 3. F.
Goggans; ward !, George McWlIirter.
Mr.. W. II. Wallace was nominated
from ward l, but declined to accept OIL
the ground that lie has always advocated.
that an editor should accept no office
either Of trust or profit, and in which
position he is correct.
Gen. y. J. Pope was chairman OF the
meeting and c. G. Chase secretary.
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For general literature 60 to CASTOR
& Hunts. II they have not the book
you wish they will get it for you in a
few days at publishers prices.
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Have your prescriptions compounded
at Pelham's and enjoy the satlStactlon OF
ripe experience. 9-z4-t1
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Garden Seed 2 Papers for sc.

The best seeds from Landreth at % cts.
per paper; y lbs. coffee for sl.Oo; 20 los.
rice for Sl.0O. A fresh lot OF family
medicines, horse and cattle powders for
sale at the city store OF
3.70-tf B.H. LOVELACE.
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A new and beautiful stock of Lamps
of all descriptions very cheap at Robert
sons drug store, opposite the postotfice.
a-24-tf
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Handsome Photo. and Autograph AL
buns at Chapman'S. z-l'-h
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Buist's New Crop Garden Seeds for
aesle cheap at Robertson's Drug Store,
opposite the Postofice. l-6
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Quinine, Compound Cathartic Pills
and other Family Medicines at
1-57-tf. J. S. RUsSELL'S.
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Agency for several large manutaetur-
ing establishments Nortn ana west
Call and inspect at Pelham'S drug store.
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Just arrived, a barrel of fine cucum-
her pickles at 5. II. Lovelace. 3-3-tf.
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,gany suffering people drag. themselves
F,,ut with falling strength. feeling that they
steadily sinking into the grave, when oy
Ane Parker's Tonic they Eoulc nno c9.e
strength surely coming back to them.
s1-lm
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Embroidery Patterns, Stamped, at
Chapman'$.
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Buy your medicines at Pelham,s drug
store and save money. o-=4-tl
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Old Iron, taken from the jail cells, as
good as new, for sale cheap by
3-3l-tf. Us. RUSSELL.
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No rent, no clerk hire enables me to
sell at bottom prices.
3-10-tf Us. RUSSELL.
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Fresh Garden Seed and Onion Sets at
l-a7-tf. j. S. RUSSELL'S.
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Who Recommends Pelham's Pectora?

Iuse Pelham'S Pectoral, c. Il. Suber;
use Pelham's Pectoral, Sllas John
stone use Pelham's Pectoral, I: r.
Tarrant: I use Pelham's Pectoral, VIM.
johnson: Iuse Pelham's Pectoral, DR..
NcFall. Everybody uses Pelham's Pee
toral and finds it the superior remedy
for Group, Colds, Pneumonia, Bron-
chitis and all lung affections. Price zoe.
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Boots and shoes low down at
3-l0-tf. j. S. RUSSELL'S.
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II YOU want a book and are not IN
Newberry send order to CASTOR & Hunt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-07

For school books, stationery and schoo
supplies 60 to CASTOR & Hunts. 3-3
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For blank books, pocket books or any
kind OF books call on CASTOR & Hunt.
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Fine Cabbage and Turnips just re-
ceivcd from n. Y, by J. S. RUSSELL.
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Floss, Chenilles, Arasenc, &C., al
Chapman's. Z-''Ti
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The Columbia, Newberry and LaErens
Railroad.

Captain Meredith has been putting in
some good work here for the new road III
the past few days. The larger part Of the
required subscription has been made,
and but for the fact that he has been
called to Newberry it is likely he would
have completed the list his week. There
is no reason to doubt from the assurances
given by number Of business men that
the balance will be forthcoming when
he returns next week.-Columbia Regis
ter, Apra3 3.
We are glad to note Mr.. Meredith's
success in this work. If Columbia
shows by her acts that she really wants
this road and means to do her part, it
will give encouragement to other por-
tions OF the line and the remainder of
the subscription will be more easily
raised. Let the good work 60 on.
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Pickles in barrels and bottles at
3-l0-tf y. ,. RUSSELL ,.
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20 pounds rice for 81 at
3-l0-tf y. >. hUSSELhs.
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Have you read ''Ben-Hur?" Ii no
YOU can buy it at CASTOR & Hunts.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-07

All the latest approved medicines con-
stantly in stock. '-'A
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-07

Stationery, good, and at low price, at
Chapman's.
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To Our Friends ait Prosperity

AO O11 SEO = OoFS
Leave your orders for the HERALD
AND NEWS with Mr.. Allen N. WySe at
the store Of Wise Bros, who is our au-
thorized agent at that place. tt.
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Jbsd to comb back the hair from my fore
head and omit the parting to conceal my
bsidness. Since then Parker,s Hair Balsam
made my hair as thick and glossy as a,e eTTr ,bc
5ssSsan lust splendid. Nary Swanson, chi
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Family Bibles at Chapman'S.
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School Books at Chapman's.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-07

"a thing OF beauty is L Joy forever" "
and if you want to see show window
arranged with artistic taste and beauty
stop as you pass the clothing emporium
of Cloud & Smith. And If you want
anything in the clothing line in the latest
style anG at the lowest prices go i'll and
purchase.