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paper itr-hatrleton.
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AgUtI ot proCuring advertiseneit tur our
paper in the above eitie<, and authorized to
e.;ntract for advertising at our lowest rates.
We will xend a copy of oar paper and a
copy of "Peters' Muical Monthly" for one
year to any one sending us $1.50. Our pa
per speaks for itself, and you may know the
value of "Peters' Musical Monthly," from
the fact that every yearly subscriber gets
about sixty Songs, Dets. and Choruses, and
from fifty to sixty P'iano pieces, worth at
least _10. 5-tf.
Town Directory.
MERTINGS.-Newberry Division, No. S. S. of
T., meets every Tuesday night at 8 o'clock, in
Masonic Hall.
Pula-ki Lodge, No. 21, 1. 0. 0. F., meets in
the same Hall. every F.riday eveniug at8 o'clock.
Amity Lodge, No. 67, A. F. M., meets first
Monday in the month. it 8 o'clock.
Signet Chapter. No. 18, It. A. M.. meets every
second Monday. at S o'clock.
Tow. CouNCIL.-J. 1. 'ool, Inte,dant. 1-.
RodeLperger, J. Gaunt, A. U. Bo eri and U.
Vells. Wardens.
SU LQLVV.-J. J1. %,arringtou.
4%.cm.-J. C. Smith.
.uoR PLoUATk.-J. C. Leahy.
ScUooL COXXI-ssIosL.-3. S. Long.
COUNTY COXXISSIONERS -DenniS .)IOate, T
Ki vitt, A. R ice.
-trt JUM-reS.-C. C. Chase, *. 1'. Jacoby.
S. Young.
Just jeceived by McFall & Iool, a beauti
fut line of Lace'Collars and Slecves. ^ 24tf
CANEC it EMOVED.-A very suoCessful
surgical operatiou was made by Dr. Geo.
(arnany, on Friday last, in the removal of
a large cancer, from the breast of a colored
woman, named Nancy Jackson. The cancer
was a growth of fifteen years.
GOOD TEXPLAns.-The Lodge of Good
Templars, lately organized in this town, is
now in good working order. The regalia
worn by the officers are beautiful. The lodge
now numbers some twenty-tive or thirty,
and at every meeting new c.adidates are pro
po-ed and initiated.
MeFAl & Pool have now in store a fine as
sortinctt of Swiss, Lawns, and cheap Piques.
24-tf.
ZE BULL.-Prof. Gerard got off a good
thing the other morning. We iuqaired of
hi.,, where he would go from here. Said be,
"I go to ze-ze, ah yes, to ze bull, bull, vat
you call him, down here seven mi!e on the
ze railroad?" Frog Level, suggested we.
"Ali yes," said the prcffessor, "I was tiuk to
call him ze Bull Frog. You call him z: Frog
Level, al, zat is one good joke. Ze Level
Frog, not ze Ilull Frog." It tickled him
vara mooeb.
TtE MOLLORON FLooD.-WC leirn from
parties who have just returned from the
above named see:ion that a rain-fall was ex
perienced about there on Saturday altogether
unprecedented for heaviness, and the extent
of damage done. The flood which fell about
this town some weeks ago is said to have
been light in comparison to tis latter, and
that was bad enough. It is said that bottom
land fences have disappeared, top soil and
growing crop are also among the things
that were, while the roads are washed into
chasms. It is sad to hear of such fearful
rains.
JusTIce CHAsE's COURT.-In looking
over the docket of Squire C. C. Chase for
items this week, we find nothing of special
interest. It is full of petty cases of hog, cow
and chicken stealing-a sad commentary on
the times-together with small assaults and
smaller batteries, &c. It is a great pity the
colored people cannot see that honesty is the
best policy, and that it is better for them
to keep out of the meshes of the law. Its a
bad wind, however, which blows no one good
-if they would behave better, the law would
grow rusty and the Justices become poor .as
Job's turkey.
A t the store of McFall & Pool can be found,
Lace Collars, and Sleeves, Swiss, Lawns, and
cheap Piqumes, and other elegant goods. 24-tf
GERARD'S ENTERIAINMENT on Friday
night, was the best of the kind we have seen
in this town in years. H is feats of legerde
main, and his imitations of various birds
and animals were splendid. His perform
ance on the Harp elicited much applause,
and it was-due him, for he certainly is a fin
ished.pe.rformeri. Take the entertainmenit
from be'ginning to.end, it was equal to
the best. We regret very much to say that
the audience was small, and did not near
come up to expectation, and it is unaccount
able that it was so, for the programme pro
tnised a rare treat, and we are pleased to say
that Prof. Gerard carried out his promise.
GEEsE NOT WANTED.-The farmer frOsm
Mollohon, who complained of too much
grass last-week, and who begged us to have
some geese scnt him, now countermands the
order. iIe says the flood of Saturday has
washed the grass away, and his fencing, and
that geese would only be an incenmbrance
and tax to him at present, unless parties
sending would also supply food for them,
and rails to build pens to put them in. HIe
need not apprehend getting any, for there
is a man in town who has such nn inordinate
love for goose, that he buys all which may
be brought him,or that he c:an hear of. The
bird is consequently scarce.
Ihave you seen McFall & Pool's handsome
lot of Lace Collars and Sleeves? 241-tf.
A Sw EarTrERPRISE-Onr friend, Mr.
David Buzhardt, Jr., not satisfied with the
old and slow but sure way of making honey
by the natural bee process, has entered into
its mnanufacture by artificial means, and we
must acknowledge that his honey-(a sam
ple of which found its way to our table last
week, and of such delectable flavor and
s-,-eetnaess that it has already gone glimmer
ing down the throats of the little ones) is so
much like the Simon pure, that only when
knowing to the fact can it be told that it is
artificial. The only difference is that it is
thinner and ecarer. Mr. Buzhardt has the
receipts for sale for this County. G;et one
and make your honey, reader, and we wvar
rant you will never be stung by a bee.
GOLDFN C.ANcE-An opportunity is now
offered by which two birds can be killed
w ith one stone. In other words, Mr. Law
rence Marshall makes the following extra
ordinarily liberal offer. From all cash pur
chases of $1, twenty-five per cent. will be set
aside for some charitable purpose. This
charity fund will amount to a considerable
sam it' purchasers are liberal. Mr. Marshall
wilOca a book, in which account will be
kept of all ,the monies so recived, and
whi&:WII begi'teen out to whatever object
the buyer desigUater.-it being so stated at
the time of purchase. .Two good things will
thus be accompihed-Marshall will be lif t
edl out of a tIght place, and a large charity
will be bestowed. !t is wvorthy of considera
tion, reader, for you not only get the value
of your m..ney in goods, buit you give 25 per
cent. of it either to the poor, or sqpe one of
th elturChC or societics.
DISTMESSING -Theeditorof the Lexington.
Di ratchI ekt4 dt' IPno).g t1ilkd
!ne~ rubhintr bg a ba.t: fi-t soon--ot a!!
tc names of persons who jiave had their
papers stopped tbr non-paYment of subscrip
tion."
We would follow suit, but it would hardly
pay t'r the t le, for those w ho have
s:oi1ed the 11CRALD without payiog are so
miserably poor that we have no hope of ever
realizing anything from them. And then
the amounts are so trifling-on!y one owing
for a whole year, and as he stopped it some
four or ive years ago,-he now claims the
statute of limitation. Besides we derive
more pleasure in looking dxagzers at that
man than we could possibly have from '.hree
greenback dolla1S. The Yeats of his panta
loons are worn threadbare too, and his
elbows show signs of soon being free from
confinement. Let him rip. No, we will not
publish a black list, the whole thing is bla(k
enough already. Those stop-my-paper-with
out-paying-up fellows arc sufficiently puni-h
ed without our addintg to their sorrows, and
we look on them more in pity than anger.
SVDDE DEATu.-It is with pain we an
nounce the sudden death of Mr. M. Nathan,
an old and respected citizen of this town,
which sad event occurred on Monday moru
ing about 9 o'clock. Mr. Nathan had been a
sufferer from asthma, for some time, and that
together with his weight ot years, and r-cent
family afflictions, had all helpe.1 to confine
him in doors for several mouths, but though
suffering at times t:eadfully, his immediate
death was not looked for. On Monda
mornin:-, he walked across his bedroom, sup
ported by his son, and seetned in usual health
and spirits; but shortly after getting upon hi
bed, and while conversing. with his son,
and the Doctor standing near. a change was
noticed, he seemed to be in a fainting con
dition, and in a moment, without sign or
word, the good old man, uoru out with life's
toils and troubles, yielded up his spirit to his
maker. His death was painless, sudden.and
like the snuffing of a cand!c. To his afflicted
wife, who only a few months s.nce, sutfered
the loss of two grown daughters, and now
mourns afresh in the death of her com
panion, and to the entire family. we tender
our sympathy. The remains of the ecceased
have been conveyed to Columbia for inter
ment.
NOT ON THE ProGi..MMEt.-Our man of
all work, Hart, accompanied us to P,of.
Gerard's show on Fliday night, itt the cap-ac
ity of a dry nurse. Ile had never seen any
feats of legerdemain before, and it only
needed one wonder to bring'from him a deep
-"WELL!" The next camed his hair to
saighten, and his checks to blanch, he
thiought he had got into dangerous company.
Directly the conjuror, (naturally taken by
Hart to he irst cousin to old Nick) broke a
plate, and which he poceeded to mtnd.
The fragments were gathered and placed in
a funnel-shaped pistol. The pistol must be
aimed at a colored man's head to make the
trick succesful, said the Professor, and
zuiting the action to the word, it was pointed
at Ilart. The. victim of diabolic sights'
jumped fron his seat, and ran, his hair was
straight noW, and his eyes considerably en
larged. He had scarce become satistied that
the roof of his head was all intact, when the
magician got down and among the audience,
to show his rings, b2fore manipulating them,
He was anxious for H art to look at one, and
tried to get nsar him, but it was out of the
question, the retreat of the one was faster
than the forward of the other. Seeing it
useless-Gerard gave a sharp squeak-in
knitation ot some bird or anitmal, at which
he is splendid, whticht lifted our poor- dry
nurse about three feet from the ground, one
or t wo more squeaks carried him to a win
dow, and from which lie would have leaped
had the squeaks not ceased. And this was
not all, again and again was he almost
thrown into a spasm of fright. It was
wonderful, we never have witnessed such a
genuine scare before. At the conclusion of
the performance, Hart's voice could be heard
supplicating us to go, to get out of such a
place. iIe would not live with such a man
for a world of gold.
ABOUT THE TOWN AN(D COUNT.
The seasons now are fine.
We hear of no one asking for rain.
Everything in the vegetable and floral
world is growing rapidly-we include grass.
Attention is called to the special notices of
Messrs. McFall & Pool in this issue.
Do you wish to be charitable without in
curring any cost? If so, read Marshall's
card, and do as lie suggests.
Chickens are enormously high, but luckily
scarce, for there arc people who will buy at
the most extravagant prices.
Efforts are beitng made to raise beef cattle
with four hind quarters, instead of two.
Every body wants steak all the time. This is
a sin against nature.
As there is no money in the town treasury,
we advise our clerk to go for the dogs, that
enough to pay small and pressing demands
may be raised by taxing the sarmints.
Don't know if any young lovers are taking
advantage of the fine moonlight nights. If
not, they are advised to do so. No charge
for the advice.
Sleeping in church during service is bad
enough, but snoring is an unpardonable
offence. Some complaints have been made
to us, with the request to call attention to the
same.
The last Saturday in this month is the day
appointed by lawv for the voters of each
school district to meet, for the purpose of
raising by tax an additional amount for
school p-urposes.
I cannot pay your bill to-day is now a pro
verbial expression, or rather, I've "got no
money," "flat broke," "dfry as a gourd,"
"c't raise enough to cover a jay birds
roost," is epidemic-everybody is affected by
1)o you want cool water, these hot and
s.vltring days, water from the very bottom
of the well? If so, make your want known
to Mr. Ft-ank Moon. lie is prepared to give
you a pump, which will serve the very pur
pose needed.
We were startled out of all propriety Sat
urday last by an early morning report, that a
splendid beef was being cut up at the market
house. It was a base, and a cruel fabrication
-the report we mean, not the beet'. The
beef was mahogany.
Mr. JTohn P. Buzhardt will accept the
thanks of this office for some very nice June
apples. The devil pronoutes his share of
the same as good, and as he is a judge in
such matters, no more need be said.
Round trip tickets will be sold over the
Greenville Road, both for the Furman l'ni
versity and Female Institute Comumenet
mets, from the 10 th to the 21st, and also for
Wofford College Commencement, from the
21st to the 28tht inst.
Col. Fair. Maj. Suber and Col. T. J. Pope,
left town last week. We are pleased to say
no warlike mission took them away, and
that they have not gone for Capt. Jack nor
any other Modoc. Not a bit of it. They
have gone to Gileun's Sprinigs to 'take water,'
something better than tightiug.
Six cherries on a twig, and three strawber
ries of fair size tied with a piece of aewing
tea.m n orm l.aid on the editorial table the
past season. How will it be wilb garde
v.ge!atbk art fini. The en1 Cf th
tabl.- for1-e y 1 u!e.1 for do"! i 1V
uve1 i , thedevil to eeire his v.(ai y tori
upon. To what ba-e u,e3 do we come a
last.
FoR THE 1IRALD.
Note" from the Capital.
Cx J June 11th, 173.
NEWS-Aeit CIIAN ES.
M. EITot : Your readers are al
ere this aware of the fact that tht
daily Union has been purchased b:
Mr. Thad. C. Andrews. and has beeL
cons:olidated with the Herald, tuude
the name of the daily Union-Herald
Mr. Carpenter. the late proprietor o
the Union, leaves Columbia to-day foi
New York, whence he will take pas
sage fur Europe. The U1nion.Herald
though an open and avowed Republi
can sheet, is conducted with marlke,
ability and with more fairness thar
any of its predecess'rs.
That earnest ehinpion of the peo
ple's rights. the ('arolinian, h:u
achieved a large circulation aid a
e;vious popularity in a very shor
space of time. llut owinlg to tlh(
stringency of the times. its proprietor:
have been compelled to suspend it:
publication. Messrs. Thomas & La
Motte most certainly deserve th(
thanks of all honest people in thi
State, for their manly and persisten
efforts to give us a bold and incorrupt
able journal at the Capital. Th(
Carolinian has failed it is true, bu
it has gone down with flying colors
It is hoped and believed the publica
tiou of this justly popular paper wil
be resumed before long.
*OLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
The Commencement Exercises o
the Columbia Female College, wil
take place June 22-25. 11ev. R. L
Harper will preach the sermon, am
Rev. Dr. 'Neynardie, of Greenville
will deliver the address. The grad
iating exercises will take place oL
Wednesday mornimr. and that nigh
we will be treated to a grand insiru
mental and vocal concert. This ha
been a very prosperous session, am
the probabilities are that next sessior
Pres. Jones will have as many pupil
as he can accommodate.
QUARTO-CENTENIAL.
The Marion St. Methodist Churel
having reached the sober age of~ 2
vears. it has been determined to cele
brate this event with appropriate reli
gious exercises, and Sunday, .June 29
has been fixed upon as the day. A]
the former pastors of thme Chureh hay.
been invited to attend, and a genera
re-union of pastors and umem,bers
expected. On thme morning of th
29th, a special sermon is to be preach
ed by llev. A. M. Chrietzberg, to b
followed by a memorial address b;
Rev. Jno. T. Wightman, D. D., o
Charleston,.who was the first pasto
of' the church. In the afternoon ther
will be a social re-union and lovc
feast, and at niight another special seI
mon will be preached by sonme one o
the former pastors of the Church.
Altogether it promises to be one o
the most pleasant and profitable eek
brations we have had ini a longr time.
ET('.
Passing down one of our streets
few nights ago, I heard a very qjues
tionable sound proceed from the fron
porch of one of our most fashionabl
dwellings. It resembled somewha
the sound made by a horses' foot a
he lifts it out of soft Newberry mud
Immediately after the report, a sol
voice was heard to say, "Now, Willic
you have been drinking, for I smelli
on your breath."
"Well, you see, Jane, I was threat
ened with the epizoot, or the menin
gitis. or some other tarnal complaint
I don't remember what. So the doe
tor said I must take three straigh
drinks a day."
The voice was hushed and the es
plosions were resumed, so I passed on
wising 1 was~ Willie. Since then
have heard that Willie and Jane at
to be married this fall. I thought s<
U. T.
Obituary.
DIED, near Jalapa, June 5th, 1873,<
Chronic Diarrhea, JoHs LANDON, Solhof Vt
L. and Ella 0. WATERS, aged 1 year, I
months and 28 days.
No Poisonous Drug.
DR. TUT's LIVER PILLS are prepare
with great care and study, in exact accor<
aice with the principles of Chemical con
patibility. They are not a "cure all" for a
diseases. They are safe. They contaiu n
dangerous drug. Require no change of dii
or occupation.
Dr. Tutt's Sarsaparilla and
Quens Delight.
Under the influence of this compound ti,
eye grows clear and sparkling, the con
plexion like pearl; unsightly blotches, poe
marks, worms in the flesh, pimples, an
roughness of tihe skin disappear, and t
entire human organization grows redoler
with health.
The Proper Time
To use DR. TUTT'S LIVER PILLS
when you have Nausea, Loss of Appetiti
Yellowed Cast of the Skin. Rush of Blood
the Head, Cold Extremities, Ringing in it
Ears, Pain in the Back. Side and Sboulder
lign Colored Urine, Vertigo, and Bilion:
ness. They afford prompt relief.
Comnmercial.
- NEWBERRY, S. C-, June 17--Cotton 16.,
L viRPooL, June 1G -Cotton closed Stead
-uplands 899; Orleans 9)a91.
N~w YoRx, June 16.-Cotton quiet an
nomina-middling 203. Gold 16;.
BALTIMORE, June 16.-Cotton firm-niiC
dling 191.
CHARLESTON, June 16.-Cotton quiet
middling 183a182.
AousTA, June 1.-Cotton firm-mit
d lig 1R.
II.111111[1 - k. C
Great Reduction
IN PRICE
AT THE!
mA 41,0TH DRY GOOD8
ESTABLISHMENT
R. C. SIVER & Me.
NEWIERRY C. If.
In order to mjale Sorne iiporta it bang1Les
iniour Store Ro-il. il n ill be ijece-ary to
REDUCE OUR STOCK. Therefore, for the
Next ThirtN (30) Days,
WE WILL oFFEiR
Our Entire Stock
oF
DRY GOODS,
Boo,rs, SHOES ANID HIATSI
AT A
Very Small Per Cent.
Above Uost,
And No Humbug,
WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY,
THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD,
Our STOCK is the LARGEST and BEST
SELECTED ever oftered in Newberry, con
sistilg of
NOTIONS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
Full line
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE OODS,
SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS,
In all idth.,
Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods,
Full line
SLADIE 1INDERWE AR,
Cassimeres, Cottonades
and Linens,
For Geits' and Boys' wear,
Trunks, Valises and Reticules,
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
INCRAIN CARPET,
G;ood pat' terns, will be sold at a sacrifice.
All are invited to call and examine our
G,OODS and PRICES.
'R. C. SHIVER & C0.,
NEWBE1RRY C. H., . C.
jP.~ .-All orders promptly attenided to,
and s.iples sen.t wl cn deir E O
June 4, 22-tf.
C. F. JACKSON,
MAIN STREET,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
HAVING REMOVED FOVR DOORS
ABOVE HIS OLD) STAND, ON
Main Street,
To the tnagnificent store in Mr. Jacob's New
rBuilding, offers for sale a
SPLENDID STOCK
-OF
NEW GOODS,
At UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. Call and
see his
DRESS GOODS,
STA PLE GOODS,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES, Etc., Etc.
HIis 10, 25 and 50 cent Coun ters offer bar
gains in YA~NKEE NOT1IONS.
MILLINERY
t AND
Millinery Goods,
RIBBONS,
Silk and Straw Goods,
WHITE GOODS,
Corsets,
Kid Gloves,
Hosiery,
Parasols, and
Handkerchiefs.
Now open at.
-Mrs. D. MOWER'S,
U.NDFR JIERALD OFFICE.
A pr. 1, 15--tf.
INTRESTIN TO All,
SRather than box up my large stock of
goods while my new store is builing, I
have determined to offer
MY ENTIRE STOCK
At Reduced Prices,
FOR CASH,
SAND CASH ONLY.
~The Stock is large, and consists of
Dry Goods, Clothing.
Boots and Shoes,
Hats, all kinds and qualities,
.Ladies Straw Goods,
GasadMillinery and Faney Goods,
GasadCrockery Ware,
Saddlery,
,Groceries. &c.
The assort'nent is various, fre-sh and well
selected, and wili be sold as abose stated,
for'
I Mean Exactly What I Say!
Comec and be convinced.
J. D. CASH,
O,pposite Court House.
. WHtOLESALE
GROCERS, C01
AXD 1iF
Planiation Supplies, Dry Goo
Keep constantly on
14Coffee, Meal, lagF
P.eon, M laSess , T ie.c
La d, Sugar, Salr,
Corn, Tobi
& Pink Ev<
Also a coico artich- of N . .\talas ,. in
choice A No. I article Goshen "Itter, ani B
Give us a call.
JNo. E. WEBB. THOS. M. 1
Jan. :;9, 4-tif.
GRO CERIES
FOR CASH.
Contemplating a chaige in our bisiness
it an, early day', we have~ determim-d to sellI
AT SHORT PROFITS
FOR CASH.
With Our we are Satizz'ie that it
wAill bie to Our i.0-rest- aWell as, tie
Interest of Those With
Whom We Deal,
to voiine o1rsLlv6 *-:-ri'ctLY tO tol e GA-'
SY1TEM, t, SELL FOR SHORT PRFil S.
We h'lope our fiiend, and the public .;ne
rally, w%ill -ive us a trial taoder this tiew
systen upon whicht we n,ow enter, and we
nwill endeavor to make it to their interest to
give us thleir patrona1g.
WE WILL KEEP
A good stuck of
Heavy and Family Groceries,
and a CONSTANT SUPPLY of the
WANDO FERTILIZER,
to tie examination of which we invite all
pesons wishing to pan'rebase goods in our
filne before they mae thir pur a.LlI'i
R. MOORMAN & co.
All persons indebted to us by note or
aeCOtt, are most earnesLy requested to
muke paymnit at once. All our claims are
past due.and we must have them settled.
We mlealn wh.t We :%ay.
R. MOORYAN & Co.
Mar. 10, 1873-10-t.
ayeS & Marti
Are receiving their FALL SUPPLY of
HARD WARE,
C U TL ERY,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
BAGGING, TIES,
WOODEN-WARE,
Yia[oo and Bv@ MaIil,
SADDLERY and WHIPS,
MMBEll WOOD9 PjHPS,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
GROCERIES,
BAGGING, TIES, &c.,
WHOLESALE AND RE fAIL,
BY
J. H. O'Neill, Agt.
Corner Cald well and Friend Sts.
Opposite Mr. P. Scott, Merchant Tailor,
Has just received and opening a gcneral as
sortment of
LIQUORS, &c.
WICH{ WILL BE SOLD
Low for Cash, or coun
try Produce.
The public generally are invited
to call and examine my stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The Highest Price Paid for
Cotton.
Sept 25 30 i
FLOUR, FLOUR!
ALL GRADES.
DI VERNON, KARN'S BEST
And 0. K. FLOURS.
Choice Hams,
N. 0. MLolasses,
Sugar, Coffee,
Corni, Bacon, &c.,
And many other articles re
ceived daily of Best Qual
ities, and Cheap for
Cash. at
THlE PEOPIES STHlRE,
H O8. F. H ARMON.
May 21, 20-Gm.
Tobacco, Tobacco.
We are just in receipt of 35BOXES of
fOBACCO of various grades and prices, at
wLesaeorial-LACE & WHEELER.
May 29, 91---f.
BB GO.,
AN) RFTAIL
"TON BUYERS,
ds, Boots, Shoes, lats, &c.,
hand a good line of
Plana:ion HOPS,
Trace Chains,
lines,
eto, Wooden an.a Willo%v Ware,
hIs~., i. bii., 5and 10 gallon kegs, also a
ucl%Ohwat Flour in abimeanee.
AKE. !H. O'W. 1IARRINGTON.
Collon is.
C9TTOX IiIG11S
IIAVIN(; increased oar Manufactory we
are prepared to supply the demand for our
well known COT ON GINS, which are con
sidered the best in the market by those who
have used and known them. EVERY GIN
GUAR.ANTEED TO GINE SATISFACTION.
Price lower than any other first-class Gin.
Ordcrs solicited early in the season to prevent
delay.
By permisAion we refer to the following
gentlemen:
Col. D. Wyatt Aiken, and Maj. J. K.
Vance, Cokesbury.
Gov. M. L. Donlam, Edgefield; Maj. A.
.ones, Pine Hlouse; Mij. Josiah Padgett,
Mine Creek.
Mr. L. Hartley, Batesville.
Capt. .J. G. Ilawthortn, Saluda Old Town.
Gen. M. C. Butler. Columbi:1.
fMessrs. WEBIl. .0NES & PARKERl, are
our authorized Agents for Newberry, at
whose store a sample Gin can be seen.
Address,
13TNEBLETT & GOODlRICI,
.Fune 4, 2'2-4m. Augusta, Ga.
T H E
"MORRIS COTTON GIN."
Still Ahead of all Others.
THESE COTION GINS have been TRIED
in Newherry and surrounding country, and
have PROVEN to be the
BEST,SIMPLEST AND CHEAPEST
COTTON GIN ever offered in this country.
I have b)een manufatunring Cotton Gins
for 318 vea~rs in South Carolina, and the Gin I
now make is the BEST I have ever made.
All work W.ARRANTLD to give tull satisfac
tion or NO PAY.
Price $3.50 per Saw.
Address,
E. MORRIS,
Cotton Gin Factory,
COlLUBlIA,S. C.
May 2S, 21-3m.
THE BROWN
COTTON GIN.
Planlters should examine the above
named e'd and reliable (iin before buying
any other. It combines the required quali
ties of Simnplicity, Strength and Dura
bility. It gills rast and clean, makes
excellent lint (of tenl bringing 14c. to
1.2C. per lb. above market,) and is univer
sally admitted to be the lightest running
gin, made. We have had thirty years' ex
erencin the business, and warrant every
in perfect. Gins constantly in the hands
of onr agents, to which we invite inspection.
Circulars, with testimonials ar.d full
particulars, may be had by addressing,
ISR AELT F. BEOWN, President,.
Brown Cottoni Gin Co.,
New London, Conn.
WEBB, JONES & PARIKER, Agents.
Mar. 5, 9-km.
COTTON CINS
MADE AND REPAIRED
AT MY SHOP ON
COLLEGE HILL,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Give MVe a 'Trial.
JOHN.A. CHAPMAN.
Mar. 26, 1 2-Sim.
JiseRaneous.
JAMES PACKER,
HOUSE, SIGN
DECOR ATIVE P AINT ER.
PAPER HANGING and KALSOMlINING.
I[avintg provided himself with all the la
test improved ladders and othier tools and
impments of his trade, is now prepared to
perform all work in his line of business
with neatness, durability and dispatch.
COUNTRY JOBS WILL,BE ATTENDED.
By the arrangements whtichi he has corn
pleted he v 'i be able to do the several
branches of his trade at thme LOWEST POS
SllHLE PRIGES.
Terums Qashi on the completion of work.
IIf you want ime and don't see me, inq,uire
at H.~ H. Blease's Tin and Stove Store.
Apr.16. ~,-0..
Electro Chemical Baths.
Te unidersigned has fitted up an (Ottice
wiith atll the necessary applianc.es for giving
'The Electro Chemical Baths,
te virtues of which have been long recog
izd by our profesion as5 being the only
efe:tual means of
Removing Mercuxry from the System, .
Also as being the speediest means of
CURING GHiRONIC RIIEUMATISM,
atd kin,died dii.eases. Removing entirely
fron the system those constitutionial dis
eaes so ditlicult of cure, and whieh, in fact,
are only palliated by the ordinary remedies.
The courtes.ies of the ollice arc extended
to al P'racticing Phys~icianms needing treat
nent. J. D. BR UCE, M. D.,
May ->S -l-t - Newherrv. S. C.
It'& ~s Ci SA IFFIELDO:
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CLOTHING,
H1ATS,
SHIRTS, &c.
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h.,t 1 h::l in sk:Il t:'bli -hn .nz:.
Sen< n.r uners:mil We will1 fill
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May. 21, 20-tf.
Drugs. # F'anry .Irflides.
DRi. S. F. FAINT,
DIIGGIST AND (MIST,
NEWBERRY C. H., 8. C.
All the most approved PATENT MEDI
CIN'ES constantly 0.n hand.
PERFUMERIES, SOAPS and TOiLET
A RTICLES, of the choicest character.i
MEDICINAL LIQUORS, 'af purest quail
Prescriptions compounded carefully, at
all hours, day and night.
Mar. 12, '731-f
WI LSON'S.
LIVER .REMEDY.
A sure and permanent Cure for all diseases
caused by a deranged Liver, such as Jaun
dice, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Fevers,
Nervousness, Impurity of the B100d,
Melancholy, 00stiveness, Sick
Headache,Pains in the Head,
and all kindred diseases.
EVERY FAMILY-SHOULD HAVE IT.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Prepared only by
WILSON & BLACK,
Mar. 12, 10-Gm. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GERMAN
Invaluable in Teething, and Summer Com-i
p!aints of Children. Cures
DIAIIRIRIIE X,
DYSENTER Y,
COLIC,
At.d other Diases, incident to the period
of Den'ition.
U nlike lie "So0thting- yrups," now so
NO ANODYNE,
IOr other injurious Drug. It is composed of
the very best moaterials, and should be
found in every Nursery. The best physi
cians recomn)tlld it.
3IANUF'ACTURE.D BY
Dr. H. BAER,
CIIAIRLESTON. S. C
(f For sale by MOTTE & TA RRANT,
j awherr, S. C. May ,x 18-tf.
Dhy teoott. Th ro. erk.s.h*f
~ -z 'fl,1 we L.:(: t
:1. an. 1:1;:ro .'
. . r i.,- I.. t!%, 1,10
~ ~l\JEfU& co.
ew berry, S. C., May , 1 :.
It %ili he sen y the .above 1', C t I
have pI cau: d 1 th : v u,k :A aood
will of he 1 EZ,RS. stheE iM, ia it is
my p.rposv to keep st:ch a -tock and .0
ze11 at iuch prices a i! S lve the great
=:i unction. Mv It a l i be uic sales
t1d' short1 proft.1, andi r.tlr.ewd of
:oods.
My s:oek conisists at p:esent of
Groceries--Sugars, Cof
fee, Flour, Syrups, &c.
Dry Goods, Clothing,
BOOTS, i HOE8, &C.
I w:l 1 ell hoes at a ar gin'- ach as
i .hoe a ;.I fromst xl.-25., 1 ;
A .,har.- (f p.4o? gei r pecte
THOS. COOK.
Ma.y :,21 - ::.
And ." also, is the
New and Elegant Stock
OF
And the ladies anl 1 publi: Mi tc rd|y, aie
ivited to wx.a i our line and l.rge a.
sortmeat o!
Dress Goods, ('.Ncous,
Piqunes, Xal.sook;,
H1Ousc:keeP*.1- Guood,
Heavy G,
Grant, Hariware,
ad e:,Bridle!z,
And many other goods, too nzumeros to
mention, and all of hich we beg the pub
lie to eXamiflne.
Our motto is
QUICK SALES AM) SHORT
PROFITS.
P1 M.1 CI I~ tICKI
Apr. 2, 113-tf.
ESTABISIIED 185I
MVL FOOT
IS RECEIYING
for Ladies and Gents, and!
A FULL LINE OF
GROC ERIES.
CALL AND BE
CONVINCED.
GRANITEVIL~LE
Shirtings,
Sheetings
And Drills,
To Merchants at Man
ufacturer's Prices.
The Highest Market Price
Paid for Cotton or other
Country Produce.
MW. FOOT.
Apr. 2, 1-tf.
DO YOU WANT
TO BUY
Groceries Cheap
AND
Excellent in Quality?
IF s0, G;O To
MRS. D. MOWER,
Where can be fouCnd Flour, Bacon, Mlolar
ses, Sugar, Coffee, Corn,
And Many Other Articles
At the Lowest Market
Prices..
On the corner, and under tie Ib:r..tLf
Office is the place
For Cheap Goods,
Cheap Prices,
And the Best Attention.
W. T. TARRANT,
MOLLOHON ROW.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoec, Hlats,
Caps, Crockery, S:aldllery, Harness, Trunks,
Leather, e:.c. Apr. 9, 14-tf.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Havitng di.potsed 0f our entire iOt4et in
the0 Drug B1usiness to Dr. S. F. Fa:w, the to
pa rtner-lhip htetetofore existing~ und-!r the
namelt :anda s:vle of HARR',S & GR~EEN, is
this day dissolved, by matunal consenit.
OLI\ ER J. II AlIU:S
FRANKi GREEN.
JUneC 11, 2:-3t
WANTFT
5ta0 Cords of TAN j,lt,ha ha
is.00 per Cardi will be r.id 01 l,j" t t
W EU, ONE & a.xRKv
Apr. o ,,1T-ur7