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Local _ eca TI l, ldAY. OCT. :30. l,S-4. C .I. Subscribers are asked to look at the figt.res opposite their names, and if they see that their subscriptions have g exp red, will please remit the sum due. U 01 ts1 ap\r ar ie round on 1ll" at Geo. P. dowe!l & Co, News:vper Advertising Iu rea: 1 p a t..) wiw :-.dverti.in, , c ('r. tracts maty be 'nale for it in New York Mr. 1 *i ..'r., pe;i:ter, ::t Propcrity is our iut!:n:zed agent I ib:% plce MIr .\.H. Khln w"i, >tl-o rt C"iv(e all !e ecipt for cnLcri;)t ,ns at l'r'p, erity. al GirSubscribers will cor f r a favor by exam ining the dates p:inted nxt their names, and if the d3e is not right they will please info:m 71t of it 11:4sa tR "s will occ':r sometimes.. 1 Mis. Sal .l v G ;lp, ::r,-d about l5Staa,nl2;lii!,o ye-ar-. 4ied on S:n.iv. 2t n:,o Ma:i,.-ia! ltainia. 5:!w w\as the eldl, . -.h r of Mr. Joh M If. (lymph. 1). J. O. Dieker:, a rc-ne,':cd ci:iz-n 0 al!p(i iia an:l I.:rmier'of Chtapl,ell'-, di- at hi-. home ia-t Fri-!av, the 24th Ii -t, afit'r -evCral w'o I-s of Tv' hl,, fever, in tiwt 11h1 yei,.r of hli- ,) a . ii r -m in w \\(re," in; , 'rre- at thi, 't old ini)y b- 1. gro:n:d near1 11ope Sta tio: I - .ty a;tern. . .suar .:nCde by ~ ~ ~ ~ \ :: ;a i- fsroi.t r-;:ltiv(i kha Opi:i::and1 warmt. frenily" na two . 11 b I) not onlyC ft "ritt hi- :- o q!ialitit" of lleart and haIw' bt c al 3)o L- ntelligent c,tPoerelin . Ifi 2i::. -: e were (o Ittc:e( b the Il: R{-. 1.T II:lhan. Be-ide- a larte lnmloer if rel:;tvcs :uil friends, tlh de ":" leav e - a wife and ad :riter and e mh Iie i, at i:i- hom0 e i;l th ' tow n ofI N ew - tio. Mr. Willial C. Joh::sou, iii the 70th ear Iis e.IIe was within four * tm+::th t"I tie allott "d p:'riod of m1an's 11, li. -:br,'ee ore year- and te". By hi- ti( dath Nwh:-rry' laCoes one of her old w\ 1:0111 :1 :-,:il t!h:e oldest inhabitants gr un: of ;heir lie a i mot highly- 1 p '-' ilnumber"s. 3r. Johntllon (uietly : pto.se L :va Il\it Thuirdar. ti. r:;i \ inst . I:t uneral terv'ict we\tre c('n- -l duote :t thl FI: 'aal Chtir,h by lbvI. ' Mr. 11.a, who was tele,raphe: for a t;: c::m , Friday" to perform h.. sa,d f.e (!+:!\- :(. t!htin i-'ce lie ::st rite tto rhis (,f !ei,: te i tti:-tmhlier of his e- r,g r atitn. .\ V ewa L)>n:-1m I a]Ro,:e.mo::t (Ce me- .'. 1. V h t1 h Matsoni If attr1It i. to await t thi' la t triv:p "t. The d ect:a-e1 va- a .' dv.t: mebeier CI St. Lu;ke' Cimrc. :ti 'a1 :ile l:it mlm r 1, fr w\ho wa m in \. whrrV w ni tha: ch,crb w: o:- F.i anti"d. 1i- lig b!id high office in t he churchIe lo.(;vi -o well. Until the "J h:nd of 1!s lsea' stayed his ciwillin g f-t, the old 11:inn 'outid e regtilarly seen weldi , hli,: way to the hotse of w'oi- u h.iiip. It wa n:h ::- he ,obdl do to . ge: th r -owe.i es. hot:. li:.e But .y.;n's f Ch:- tal, he e .r (l;::tb l a:l go; near' er C::',Ir<c 's m Unit. A:ui bi atti:uti in w:h lo\c forth c rbi . ;.on tm1 his..:...t:.:bui- h:i pazt,,r notic- .a . a- too) 1'l tc) ;o the altar. t o }1."imi11I-t1 3ere(d the -ae'amnt'It to him -i,1 in is . Uut not only will le so be i-s ! from the "; , Ch irh. Amity er: Lw)t , A. F. .. also lo-e- a strong pit- -ai la: f:-o:!) its Iteml,. Hei was a charter At m ml ,:- of thIt ltl_t. a:!l for thirty ri\ v. a s .H the otice of Tyler. le wa:i- he1 th,' O.!e-et ma1on 1m tIl ,- ounty1It' It n t "i tie let in the S:ate. For mork, er] ligh testIionil to . his faith fulnes in-~ De t.:: t. /.:al :u1 worth). A pron-I ano dw nob1)4 eIr-o:-d to trat.Smilt to hi-: (dese.n- a l e - IIe leaves a wtif-. 5311 andl two (: d:tugter am! lran-child ren1 to follow igi Bring it Ykour W'ood1 . 13, We opn the se: *CP3n withtl the ol n1 a al*d'' faii' r e'v ofi wo03 w:mtteI, 1n I th~ will taIke alli tat we can(1 get iln pal)- th) menPt 3f -1ah,e: Iptiem1 to thle IiERAI) I AxN) NEw All who13 contemlplate fa1 torigu tht wayI arIe reque1Sted to bing It in) :1! '3:w". Pin3 and1( (4:k Fr w:unLed. g. I)em.oe:-ats: Oi .loh R. T.1lhert 04oin1 to C ongre-s a- C Shehrg wgrom:1iorty of Ne w b:-rry :Ii CwnityV343 i,4regit1 ahrnn- to aL man. 1(o 3'-a-'v 33 3*On- solil 13 fo 3h--r. Le.t no e 1) m3 wrl't fail to to' an inII fluem-1:e as 1i Wa:tch1 the Poll Lists. tiI The Lexin:ton Dispatchi 'Iay' there are a- gra man colored p4eople who3 di are3no paying. their p)ol1 taxes and1 we. recommIle:al that 0ur Au litir and( Trea- t itrer) n-fer t4 t he p'oll li-t afiter' thI e!ee- 10 110o1 :1313 upon0 every (de':i it3'r a:dd tile de penI:! t v a:l l istu C executio(:3 s. The 'ottn ty will'I he : r*ec -ive a tax of whLich it hslonz be-n defrauded. Co _____________to Glenn's- Spring Water, ALwAYs g.r ~' FRESH. at Pelhiam's Drug~ Store ti ~' The Children's p3 to 3tiss-io:v societv,.eonne)4cte-t with tile Lu1- . 3 Ilterilli 5:333l Lv-4ch3 331.held3 a clebrat ion hit-t 'E Sund4:3y af ternoon0l A large nLum?ber of vi1to, all .were pres 1). TheC sinbing Of tile PrinnIolv p, DepaIrm-nt. in earge of' Its. Dr. Steek, and331 IS & als b,y thet3 w1.1-- schl3O, was1 very g'ood. 't he t i add'tbre-ss-' by 3ir. s idney.' T. Rtiser and1 Prof. D) -Holmes Dvsi'ger were wetil rceivedl. Asl he S were pleased with the beautiful responLsive - service led by 1 he worthly sulperintendent. ti f E Geo. B. ('ram~er. Esq.-Conidense-d from the hil Set( L.uthera't visitor. The best B:kinig Powder inL 1 lb anid I lb Packiges is to be hadI at Robert-a - )on's New Drug store. 3 Vere ewberry. College as a Bright Star. j ~"E. L. P." in the Associate Reformed sbteran says :The South Carolinla se i llege with Erskine. Adger, Furmnan. at L1 .jtford,. Newberry anti Charleston, aret Seve Stars or Pleiades in our~ lit- th ~tfirmamtent, forming a rare andI ____tiful constellation, whose unIited dIi dor i~ beginnlinlg to chase tile dark- D, W s whic-h envtelopedi the Palmletto M Wtate in 1870.'' at: Don't r3arl this unless you1 wrant to sace si At anld bolow coaLt 110 longer has any 3' .att raction,. bult inteadit( of that I say'. , COmle andl -CC my immenseI35 stoek of Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, HaIts, &c., and P1 learni invt loweCt priCes, and yonI will be stre to tell yOUr' neighibor how to al savetImonety, by bingIL good' fronim Oct 10 4! 3t - M. FOOT. F T1he' he-t eigar for 502 to be had atG Robertson's New Drug~ store. :-t Next Sale Day. bi We will be pleased to Sec as many. of ouLr su1b eribers onl sale d1ay a: Caln ('OIL-t ven3ien1tl ake it possile to call1. W e havte Such) maitter' to lay~ before themfl as cannIot faIil tO enili't their interest. andt which if thley comply with will surtely result to our benletit and1( give them sat isfactionL. 1Do not forget tihe timec-ale d:ar' 11or the p)lc-thle HERALD AND) Nair ottce.We desire to see you btaly. About the mIean est andl most c-ontemp tible political warfare we hatve ever heard of Is now in activt' progress amlonIg the reputblican13. Pritntedi circilars are being sent through the mails in utnsvah' d ente o1pes directetd to cler'gyt-lhCI .or of religiouis paper,' :-t tu -il5 The CQlt3I~ tiinte dscr(tip,tions~ of 3 Thl-e contin :tL sre es in) wAhichl Got'. (lieedamour and vspZd weL on man'gif iuae pleIId to the docut mnlL3t'as evideceLC of its rtrlll Fe. - :ii.., ih i . e ('l:- t OVE l l tR Y .'EGROl:Ei ;'n hi- l:e ofC!ll i FeVtr n ith I 1 ttle- of Ilham'. e rt:ti1 Chi7l'!1n1 A Z 1"n 1e e itit".{ Mr. T C'h!appll!. c(riti(s to curiti iFrrI:rx ("AS.of Ch1ii :tl iecer Wit h ilt onie bottle Mi .1 '- -e S,:m1 ("(r!iit th:at rne ha:t e ha,- CI(1 IGHT ' hi' pice, -ome +"mbier: of hi' ii ly Mlr.inlo S Flov't'. n(ar ;il e. Strcet. I It (s "Thii" i. t "I I yv It t 1'in-:h:i ' t"rtain A 11I1.- ii C ie t ire ' m I f, wEifl" :i child of chil!-, a:nd in nii thcr c:-e ive they rellturned." Mfr..Jo(el R Ahney, Eigelil',l C'O.. L. Feller-. Pro1prity. IIaV(" Folk. hi S L ou ,hi re. :!l(I a ho)-t of otheltr, -rtifc to the rc,miarkable Cir efleetetl tiiil nVtr failing recidy" for (hillk , F: v,r P . 1, pI I' )II . W1 E; l'E L}_A1., Oc" (; ; i f 1--h- K untiineaturer'I. ne of Iheir Iicks.1 ll :n rinor sthe MI1:0.o "'/'.r that ( li t i, wvill Vote o::y f,(r Courbinl I Ct- *::c( tiAk t. :1.., that th:y Will t a (orbia ti-et in every box. :u-l t h-re to -tri!e the (;;vee: : > x i :h i , irit abul ucrieed .i 1:1;1, t wou tl-l. a< G vernor0:, have iv I'1, ( ve s :-eand exccpt in ap1 i int tie : m(rIa of tle nIext - l el etion, wieI they wo:ild (oillt in 'ery loo Iv neZro R:dical on the tieket : :i: 'e1 , t I:trol of the S:;te. :il e anIthe: term) of iood ste:aling. h a t ii a ,u,0-, if the D:"muo a: n%ill o :( :h s onihe tay of cti,n a l vo It i, :ail illih or it:i t at ecery )emoI -r:It Sho:Inhi vo)te" on the s of (le:i.n. ultuml in Parv. Th'0 ;o:Iri-t- h:a\ve :Ih;o::t all I1re uned, -l new hn:l,fings: are' teaing comp1111+ m,1 :he f..ll tr"a.h." has openied, cool ar- :n'; ' y i1 :hs p('r.,piation of tie - ; -: +>'. t!:w c(!It'r :n:d( aea,h-mIieS i ,i l the lid}-t of th+"ir fall sion1, -(" p ep!( a:e i : i i l - !I t I; w Woo I for t t !(1 !ai!-: :in I -'e "- o:'A winlttr, thle It I t. .( l h a4 i IV 'i 1 -r (ea,: iponia tin 1- :.diry a.l] aill the approl:t-ing ' lvi:ie and healtl-iviing rcn-t:iou fro-:y wcather. no:w iths tand(i.1g it1 irv bia-t" and1: ielie(-,.tVwned tree"t", (e 1In- lii to :ie oit-relp,ate(d 1uota ! of th- N oviemiher day- biit the 1'!e t of the pa. . And+1 all we want a ,ool icCe for (0 tonl and(1 the elee- 1 : of C i"ve!andI to mnake the State ii of 1s'ZI the bigge-t o:i: ever held. hn F. Hobb;, the Lexington "Inde pendent," at His O( Tricks Again. Frm Il t. t associate.I pre=, (litpatche der date .lanita. Ga.. October 21, we I t tm following: A few d.ys ago ar n)"n. ttvwo of them pditieal )oti(le -i:t- a:n11 t he other; Repubhlic:an-, n!Omt- I ite'l tl(e-(el',es a- :i electoral tiickt -S.Johil a:d tilled oat the list with ihi ime- of well k11own 1 ttllmpera:ce Deii -.11-. T:,+"-. fouri men" ar'' HI. M. S."-- l uIs, a republi,-an,..1J111n F. flohh1-. a t llth C0rolin:a "indt1ene:idlent'' amd a uk. )r. J. O. Perkins :ild I. A. Fot no. They Went to the agent of the I -oCiatel're(s- here a:i1 ha.1 ihe matter -en to the couitrv. Since thin it hi:s m (!evelopd that thi!!. i but a part of a t 1i1mt ;l (it'v'" off v ete- i sonl- Solil- t idi eria*i not:ably in NonIt Ctrolin. ( mocaras wvho-e names were rlimt used thiout aiithority:~ in th e bogu s Gelorgia itpetancee ticket hiave all pu bliely ire lttiated lie schemn nd wvil!vote for vland' andi Hiniek,. The' fouir or h - S. .Johni partyv in thi- State. The lemle hii been repuitted by~ the fol ary:lieitemperaniCe :ivotesi( itt -tSOn,t of T--ing -ral ~:ii Ithle Georgia ope[ranice As- -i it il.. NiCe a-sortuin-nIt (of P'::e :.unil atmis. R. C. Willi:anu , lext door to L. White.t ur Candidate for Congress. Ihe Wa:lhialla KxT',r'i ('l av : 1 hii cour-e i Cogre=.. emitie' ht,im it. of thii Coutt. In a fair' co'iv'' nwith every 'lefegate pr.'sont. hi re - 110th ballot. iI oppIonentt -- vr ie D)emlcriLat midl wrt hys of stuppot.t t Col). Aiken distan ced all of them. bile, then, somea of our readers mtay agree with him on sp)ecial matters, hi he Is a sound Democrat, and ams the miii ee of theo pt'rty, shouMl receive our ditvided support. CII. Aiken has rotedl his energies esp'-i illyv to the I vation of the farming ini'r -ts of the tntry* andI has left no .st :. ntutrned iitcrease th~e apIpropriatio by( h Con sfor improved seeds and far a posi n in the cabinet for the farmers. This not1 his chief virtue, for lie tnot only rsonially atte'nde, and promptly, to', all matt ers of business for his con-: muenits, but lie gives his influ enice at trimes to the apphoinitmenit of suitable rsonls ai; ')osltmasters and to oIthier na inal ifmlee ini his District. With a -mnocrat ic Presidenit his services would invaluable to this Conguessional Di. et, and no o::e shiould fail to support n on the 4th of November. If you wvant to get a bargain in Shoes 41 Hats go to C. L. Havird. Oct. 23. 43, 12. Mitch sickniess prevails inI the uppe)r t'tin of otur towxnship, mostly chills id fever. One of our prophets prediets rain on e 29th. A. dinner, surpassinig many wedding nners, was preparedl at Mr. Heniry >rroh's for your humble writer, by rs. Dr. Dotrroh,. assisted by Mi's. D r'a d- Dorroh, that certainly wvould .ve tempted the appetite of 'even the :k editor. Our bird hunters were out in three unads killing respectively 2.5, 23 and 18 rtidges, being GS all toll. The turniip Crop is very poor ; in many aces ahnost a failure. Three of our Willies, wveighiing ea.ch >cut 155. wyear boy shoes, No 5. Mrs. S. E. Kinard aiid Capt. HI. HI. )lk, on the 11th received 9e. andii 9.10c. r their cottoni in Prosperity, while Geo. agow and J. Wim. Folk could only get in Newvberry o:i same day. We'love 'osperity. and would like to love Newy rr~y more. Mr. John G. Piester, wvith his evapo tor, is making some N. 0. syrup from e pure sugar cane grown by one of our ilapaites. Doctors are hard to kill. judging from ir junior 31. D.'s partaking of pudding id sausamge, spare-ribs. back-bones,pig's et, souse. &c., at the bounteous'table Mr. Abner Reeder, only a few days o. Your famous barbacue~eaters could t have equalled this nmedical man. And still they go to Prosperity wvith tron. Wim. C. Sligh, Mrs. Glasgow, >!. Cannon, Capt. G. W. L. Spearman, r.. W. L. Waters and others, getting -U and Newvher'ry giving S.624. We da Prosperity mar'ket at Jalaya' Cotton crop is a short one, cotton in i-r very light, dleceiving the best of Iges of its probable yield.1 As ever. Oct 27th. 'SI. N. C. Thie only certain cetre for Chill and eri obe had at Robertson's New TLt\- JUST lHE'_EI\"I:U A L.\I:GE A: sOWf1 riENT O1 s o 'o I. P. ]',KS AN1I CTI.T.(;!: TENT L'L.'1'1 I:o.\1t1L> EA E1;:. S1'io .\T li:ES, TI:.'%i(l IS (;:l ,1: I li S. PEN. l'N( 1L-. INKS AND> .LATES. AT ('OF-'ELD). PETTY'1 & ("0. Kchoo! Book FOr - e:ra I h : :l v been >Clting r E.:SS Ith: t Ne Yor1 Iliic- at ,IiXAI'\l "NS (11.1) ;n) 1K S1' 1--F - )ur I'Oitiol, E.xLtiul-m in blood a(li' thi nier ton-e hll" 1:1ie on ' r' i i i a t follow' : 'e wt'ouldl rath(r c ithe wra'h of God lo'. r j ov\'"r our :1t11tu i ih-a:!h :111 i'-l c iter r lborde'-. ;h:in he again l,i("per: to thiet hu ilhi in of ne r",t -tri "t-he : 1:1_ i t. r i i:,"."' T'i- .t ii i r -a' !t!l'1. ('i i.l,l ti of h-- afor, - i't.i1te tit whi(t l t : - ittriln t''.ont, 1'uel n,:. hiinTr}i'a' , i r':I;ein: t-i . arthth ale v(1.lotle .: ' c i l aii n i -ir+ther nubterrane:ty . d terr',tri:l tmmotiose . Tere's bZllI ton the i:n-. il1uld'a ' T'et :ilrl '- roved1 b t! ir >i th ei . "Star.' Pire"cripit in, e o m p o 1 n d ,i at all r 1 1 t' e a I r n ight at R tbd t-(:'e - :ew Il :1t" t ior:. 12 t -The Bankel(r'st Dauighter1" Wia- give(n lat c\"veni(1;' It the Gri vol Opera Ilon i e. fort t , "irs ti-( " Iinf -m bfir(" a lge nd well pha-.(l' ml niIi . It i n( ((f : fibe f^ ' rama' o 1-l1ate d ini -'ntim i 1:, -o i,:Ir"" il tont. t111 t"on-i,tent in lreatmnlt, th:at it i- :. m-it iv(" reli("f to h.-ar it after becin, nub it' (d hv the" 11 1,( of mi '.) dran:1 hi(h i, ul lw ink of t he \-iilti ll t he )lat" are we-ll :nap)tedl to Ih("ir rre 1,(ttitc (i . )11r. Jaml5 l-'. Crios-ten 'I"'hip,-'' ieinlg unuu:lly v("i'cr;iv(. TIheLega:t io:t nl lI>ut'l Senltr are ( ifl " i*iif line f s((imens of en"ic art.-T, Lre'iIy Al! the IText Bookis ufl in thl' Conan n chr(oe cons:ant i on hlati ti C!IAI'JM.+N ' BOOK STOllE. ire in Newvberr y County. Til .i bou , engine, i i acw and t i\"e j re-- of ti' tti be ide a large quai: tyii1" (f ",t:o r -eed, be -longitg ) to I)r. 11. M. 1ar, living ablutit three miles fr<M 'ia. were t,tall" deotrOyed by o re (' the 22:.d in-t. LW-. :btbot 1,2(!(. No rilne. Th e tire was eoad by a park fr(m ht enIginle. I1""w'ii'n thlree o'elock :mdi dayureak ;t: Sunudav the hont-( owned"" hy Mr. -1. ). S;ni t Livingto a:( o: ciri by Ir. B. t'. 1:ithewv. nlear llel:a. waI to ally de11tre cv f ir e rithat pi,tt!o: tf 1 1oVnm e'ltS. co. itim'(of fritor., 1ti hin i cottontl in ' the i lse or, th. i l'e. omne mu(,ne\. Thir w. ::o mn-urian1C;. 'tit"fr, wa- :n-icide tal. \Ir. k1.tbewvS is moved into tren lleanun oat:ver. T iany vody who has lt":ieae of brt or lung, w'( w, :Il send tkroof lt Pio't Ci for Con: -mption ia :i!'(1i the. -a. tie lteo p ditlt, in otier aos d deiiast vl ie, a mec:lltyistrEo T. n.rzir.iE nteigieof. r cit hruhu Te aist Te Copnvein ire till LIeti in ll1ar Ilon oneur li: llbefr the nth' Sunda viw oviembaercnrot Thgue wextannt(1 benttal (utn len he Eva:icelif a po,: wh sd his fatCerlina wpeihin El'toe Griv bureh, COanyeburg l otFrity. reorte. Conr tLethran Curch asifllobewsd us tidnt xt Sin ts crsin hav.ee Tiher ofl te porbish Kin Said 3to hinw's Churc lookn baheo the :nla tine vember.e cThe had bul:stind wlt. ldctemptin l De eber. esh si Cie.] N . letIoiteer bewaidorat y te fubeller on towenipr lt women )vrda wat Kin' hade urhe courag in tallk as weaitor in thaS7hc and lsob >raver. Re. a id wletii n vtorf L:nres ritcd the1 o)nidrdintin Werl'mtn, tov . P.' tieCerltc aitrsdhe pa, ofelthe ahie dute. andir-v -il. C. Btoyd ai rdeoed aiot emcDhei dutee Theelbe communiel2s on. ece of he aor dil ber (sitd byO ad Sla ,rAt bheille afe. pehappy pRse.r. Lhe ure tt. [daioLonad chee icae toe ad at Rloes on's at lw ast Accides. We arstaone sevee infures grias atnle etu lnger bven badl ti.adwach Oaotheesame (layher.nem.l FO ne rd nfteate odvie alohad thi adl uh bya in anreeiblyateeryae-. Wublan ht antote allen vote t rietilte smeting are beng hbed ver y n ih inevr. partl ofig recived :tiny Atns thelate Raighlbun-eing rm t fak pillsythat Fia is rano ame'ite )'' ofr nfarowex is th romu her:t.he lflReublan are thoa ngu, we0nno we betetaent lsay, I hn htthe wo men of ourrState ighZit neNt at tie opea nontle. to. A' . l Kigw.-i :h.in tie happy1~ ii f t her i' t in,-i tr :a i h u :Erly. y. l, l'rI S. . Fnt gi a a:,right all ii littl slo imi toi be--i t it rgi. hor l l I. s fatill r l :: ilol lt .i. C l m flwa l.Y ok f')r :' :iih rti: :te:l- . Flr. ). '. 1) h! i I l ol the i.i-fort ne to lov h:i'v hf-s ti -i hik 'r' io -.:iv) ev. "Co !. T W . I ul itio a y ;it oI l th a t iL ' f o r a t cket :uai( n in ill-,U? tO the 'ate F ir. Wet give way Iblis wer ek h.irgely to (:1Clvabnd, and the r.:nv,>ss Inte'rf"ting commtunie:at;on" crowded out 'h1iN is.:a t il' ;ippear next week -. T'hI-I Ia leyv J'P.en:/,r a bright aw -;iey little sle: t. ha1 b '( n'i'iroedl. JIr. E . Schi I t z ha a timt - lint lie o t i l ry. e!O("k-, wa:ttche-, t p .:I(e1(.. e"tc., vvery chf :a1. l>. A. :rae., colored, ha accepted a lt' Iit natiialin it Ii R p b11livan State (",nven:ti,ln for I 'L (il-anlt-Gi.vern'lf)r. Ve nret r.ine -t('ed to :-ie ih:i J le l'r ,--I 1will nt)t h,'" h,r,' i ile ntil T hur dayv. (ihI Notvt"mb -:. f+,:- (',)tri. 1'ht -- dol nIO! i: ttoi,:a(('( ju on< titN- IOt)o or wall .-"-r/, //u,rkins In l'usiniier hiles::wl a/initions S oltitlIitir' of mahed tt Iitri tin- is tai.I to be a -urleir' for iore a1nd intlamt t' 'It l l'lt" (,OitonI E',I-, lire (, of our - it v'alue: exh-in,e t, ha- intert. ite -ixthl ytear at pe:Oe with All its ontemo O::ri( i'- retn t aie~ i T'it. t ate' .\gri"nbl r.tl I).-p):t-tuw(nt hl ,'. fiv'l frmt1I Col. T'' hma W. ol l"1ayvt aotribttion inh iron ore for the W1"orl', Fatir. iitel Lit l Cl111 will --ive :1 ali h t the lNf1eb:rrv 11itel 11ti. lieTh1ur-tay) eve nilnr. W" thank Ihe laom:nittee for aIn intvit:ltit,n. if-r .uSidner T. l:i-er andl 1. M. hirnd are takitn, "t otrae in 'Treh.olig at ihi (tS:a in ronnction witNtew - J. E". Cha:pmlanl :uIvterlI'', hi.. Jalapa plantltie to trent. Iie al-4) hai hott-e hlbi t l: t k I :li-h n:imlaiture that he wold1 like t o di of . :,-.. l:ivitin. for Fi t,- 1 vid}a. (ihen oul want-4 riefre-thlet, at theb (O lt v .air dlon't forget to c:tll o.I the :liee(" of the W. C. T. "., who have ate Sch( on thet' ti:.t inlo r of th t Fair btilo Trihe tNchrry itl-:ALD AND N.EWS I has ifem-r it- IUCi!ete and -glelie 1 it- eolmunhas, etlat it i- he ione of the 1 h-t otr pli apev ntr= in the S.i-NetsI awlF' Coterier. heiiii ~l(tu.hfl ((It( ( til' 0 1 .lil iit,''eii:e I.Uxi, October 25.-Sir,- Mo-. : Mon t'.ire 11h- re'eived hutre = if ttle- a r''am1 conlgratullati!!gr him onl att aliig his one" hund(redth ihiay. They came from all pIairts of the woriill, and there 0 wvere m1:111y from Amll"rica. We have re:'tivt"f the Or.tobe'r munber of Ti, .ly/ns. 1' is extingly rigit. 'Ir. i(.-. T. Risr I zI hin appotiute EreJ. n .:el i'and Local Editrr. r1. E. II. KhnI h:as been cho by t e Excelsior So:iety a r it t ditor, o :f ll Mr. II. P. Clti t hv the Phrentako-nian. The rheIt dep:Faiinents golain there -:imC.0 A large supply of ink-het-jut received :1t C1iA1' .\i At'S I'.0 KSTORE . Ia lo:ing its account of te Detlmo eatil I Me - ting thei eahie to th Ditran t altast iing tof the pisolubyia monged ayn the threysap proiehe thau - Rtad hi as oimm dte tate Exhibit The lae Oreanree of cha fre. STh, oes, harohin and Comantyo. amue anInstrdt them esthruld bok theroter,'' to ib how an faomliesl oftSith ' oi . 3Iss. adbro thee tirelii ngw~ Comp nty. bt t i oun..td Jonemsta 74 .rownge famid i the et chotinV are S ihs aree:Jeneate.s tare mor e mo tutreohitti,Twsi -Npopl. 7 haeing 1.50 a . ear. 9 1 axp:y pec of iCIA B oa' B:OOK1) Th0Ee isol one LiCSt:. r-p oee in Newh -rrynd 7.icnrI : Phrit No. 1.aNW. A. iont, eant : sI on- Con- Polyt help Coti; int- toi tretartsIt'man Treasrer SFt. iB. Ni-.ao, 9 a.(nly F. Rie Not- to tinPf Cri iii'2 iht,iduto tLir.:ra ; . E.R. Kver o le y TCeratru ofrte-m meium.i.ExctlN --3on N.1ptng Presin .N. 3 . dGla eah. Vicerei eNti; E. .a !oht No Rechrding 42re aoy; tJ. II. Dyain;r s' oensett, Crid crow.B foagr andeit. Thermern Rstert- of tursr:s 1.ilnry, Lireive J.A Kl thebe andr. cDolrkenr to scoolo. 2, Cre t~ 3poni nt tSerer is one J.te Ep-one, Soi et 3 :tor i o. 1 Athnum.i o Oura Counte Fairoeofti rehe ieneX . hu wadet the first hap fthe a ir. :Te:.ttsndane heas n not ofge bth it- never I on' thae placed day ithr, Jens,et theWl Fai ei e oo w heare l00e clo< t hn be w l osl e ptraytmetis about the sWe asla teyer wialh sppce s: i raising cropmsic 31r. tWm. J.r tIrhatill, aof tohe proaterict raf e ery the bet. ofterehbt ote F LL AND LARG Dry BOOTS AT 'RUNKS. VALISES AND SAT' IIA''S AN D CAPS, ('xl(1CK] nld a General Stock in Variety too 'el PRICES THAT DE CALL AND B! P. S.-Country Merchants will fit tock. It will save them mon y. THE HOLID. No t is the time to )repar TROPIO.A IN MA FRE3H CARGO] Ban;tntas, Cocoanuts. -NORTJHE] Apples, F'igs, Peanuts, Ra te Orders tilled with di: Charles Mir. S. W. Teague returns to-:lay t h o utte at L:dy L:ke, Sumter Counttt hI., acot-mp:tnicil by Mr. Harry Ga tigiot. 1r. Jitnitts E. Chapman and hik inte S'ilg family, we regret to say, are 0 he eve of their departre from ot lid-t. Th1i,ey expect t, leave Newberr. a the 10th of Novenber for their ft un- itotme at Orlando, the county sea f Orantge. Florida. We are glad that Mr. M. B. Lipseom md faalc of Ninety Six will m11:1k iewberrv their home. They will Occu y Nir. Juninti E. Chalman's residenc nt College IIill. We are plea-e' ( s,e Col. Oborne I chumnpert ont agamt after a severe pe f bilions fever. Mr. W. J. Langford returned ]as (eek from B il1timo:e. NIr. L. W. Simkins and family hav eturnrd from their sunmmner vacation apt. E. C. Sitmkins. of Chappell's D( ot, i in town. It is said that he an is family w'ill shortly become citizer f onrt town.-Laurensrille Herald. Mr. W. W. IIouseal and Mr. E. I Lull have recovered from a spell of ill L:o. we are pleased to say. 3Mr. W. H. Pool, who wvas for somt bite pa4t the clerk at the Newberry Hi e. left here last 3Ionday for his hom a Greenville. 3Ir. P. D. 3I:izyck, who for the pa: ear has acted as operator at the tel rapht ofie at this place, resigned I tailroadl vest erd:ay, to arcepht a simila oition on the G reeniville and Coluimbi I. R. 3Mr. M1:zyck is an excellent youn taa andl as good ani operator as eve liked the wires, andl where the R. ). R. R. los"s. the G. & C. R. R. grin Ve wisht him all the success which 1 o richly deserves and hope that he mao a n be called to manage the wires :al-ca. MIr. M:iazyek's place of butsine: o and hereafter ik Ninety-Six.-Senec '!. 1. G..31cKisieg of Union. was in ou >wnl Monday on legal business. 3iss Tenia Meirill of Columbia is on a vis a he 3Misbes Coppock. 3r. Rt. R. Todd. of thie Anderson Jonrnal, wi a Newbcrryv yesterdlay. Roht. McKay. Esi.~, of G;reenville. familiarl nown asi "Uncle Bob." paid us a pleasant ca uiesliy. Mr. J1. t . 3Myers is:in town. I htave several accounts on my books. Unles hr are paid now, in a very few days,will 1 'iven to an officer for collection. I can't r pect your "cloth." JAMES F. TODD. October 29 )ur Retired E<?Itor. G. B. Cronmer, Esq.. has retired froi ditorial connuection with the Newberr %(EwS AND HERALD. MIr. Cromer is nan of unusual ability, and will ce: aily make his mark in the Law,t hich profession he will devote himsel -Abberille Messenger. MIr. Geo. B. Cromner has retired froi ditorial connection with the Newberr IERALD) AND NEWS. The retirenmer s a loss to thte profession in the Stati M3r. Cromer was one of its brightes leanest and strono-est editorial writer -Grenrille Daily .'ews. In last week's Newberry HERAL LND) NEWS, Mir. Geo. B. Cromer at onees that his connection with ti aper ceased with that issue. We al orry to lose 3Ir. Cromer from the raul >f thie Press. to whtich his high charact< ud his ab)ility as at writer contribute trngth and dignity. Our relatiot vith himt have been pleasant, and or 0o( wishes attend him in his professic >f the law, in which he has already we uccess aned distinction ; and in whi< o doubt greater success awaits hi ine his whole time and attention c:l e given to it.-Yewberry Observer. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge is perfectly sa n easily administered. It is cheap and w: ive satisfaction. Try it. For sale by Dr. .Fant. The Art Amateur, always practical, IS not ly so in Its excellent November issue. "Le ons In Wood Engraving." "The Art of Er roidery," "How to Paint on Chins." "Mat jals for Oil Painting," '"Working Art Clubs Lnd page3 of Art Notes and Hinte," anda wers to correspondents, are of especial valu [he large array of designs embraces deor; ions for a:cup and saucer (snowdrop), utter plates (various flowers), a menu fran honeysuckle), a tea cosy (jagminae), an alt rot (sixteenth century spanish work), a 11 ire panel for painting, four panels of carv rood, a page of butterflieS, and a varIety lesigns for Industrial art work. Among t nore striking Iliustrations are two delicate y pirited groups of nyraphs and eurpids by on, in pate-sur-pate decoration, "Loves rce." and "Love's 31astery"; two full-pai ac-similes of etchings by A. Legros, ''Sir Fri rick Leighton," and "Death and ,he Woo nan"; some bold figur e studies by Joseph sittis and a carvedl ha.nging cabinet design y Benn Pitman, of Cincintit. "The Mode: ome" series is concluded with capital Iles on "The Bedtroomn." by Roger Riordi .nd Clarence Cook. The Art Amateura mounces the early issue of three designs 'olor by Miss Dora WV heeler, viz: a deco1 ire figure composition; a fan with cupid ud a charming decorati-ve head of a child plaque. Price per amiaum, $&-; single nu iers, 35 cents. Montat,-e Marks. Publish 3 Union Square, New 'Y ork. DAWSON, GA., October 25.-Fo:" sor ;ime serious~ trouble has existed be.twei Iaptain T. H. Pickett, a brilliant y OU ttorney of this city, and G. W. Ch-eY iitor of the Dawson Journal. It " (iven out that they would make I :own hot for each other. This event Theres observed Picket? comIng ireet, when he drew his revolver 4ti kring it wildly at the advancing mw silled him inlstantl.y, The infuriati *ditor was at oncee arrested, and put The best Is the cheapest. Buy .Shriner's: 'lan Vermifuge, as it is guarantee.d to destt dexpel worms-the child'a gret,est enen m. .aFa e y Dr.S.F. F=nt. UT8 ASSORTMENT OF Gioods. ID SHOES. Meun idBos~ IIELS, E RY AND (LASSWARE, FUIRNITUImE AND CAIRPETS, tedious to mention, all of which is of "ed at FY COIPETITION. E CONVINCED. TAUiLIsmIMENT OF M. FOOT. Ud it to their advantage to examine my October 16. AYS COMING. 3 for them. Finest Variety of L FRUITS RKET. PS EVERY WEEK. Oranges. lah;iga Grapes. ELN FR UITS isins, \ uts, Citron, Currants. ipatch. C. BART & Co. ton, S. C. If, in prop.,rtion to size. a man could j holler as loud as a baby, there would no e telephones he needed in this country. P'ittsburg Telegraph. 10 There is a colored preacher in the town of Newberry who preaches three times every Sunday at Taylor's old C shope, and who, according to size, can beat the loudest hollering baby and give baby the start. Hence he has a very nmall audience at the shops-everybody t can hear him without going there. Give b ns a rest, especially at night. e Nice Toy Books at CHAPMAN'S BOOK STORE. MARRIED, On the evening of Oct. 21, ISSI. at the Baptist Church in the city of Green ville, by Rev. J. C. Funiaan, Mr. HENRY E. ALLEN anld Miiss MAMITE MIENDEN HALL, daughter of Rev. J. K. Menden e uhall. . October 21st, 1884. by Rev. S.T. Hall- C c man, at the residence of the bride's aunt near Poinaria, Rev. J. F. KISER, of Orangeburg. and Miss KATE E. SUM S3ER, of Pomaria. List K '-Of subscribers who have p.iid up to the 30*lz >-October: WV S L mngeton to Oct 16. '85, S2.00; e G A Langford, Mar 22-85, $2; J T H ill. Feb 13 85. 2: P N Hawkins. Dec 81, 1; J C S Brown, t.Jan 85,2: D S Grathim. Oct 84, 2.2,5; H H A bram<s. A p' 85. 2: P W Counts, Oct 31-85.2; S W Teague-. July 4-84. 2; Mies M A Wicker, sSept 27-5, 2; J M Folk, Jan 1-86, 3: A J Kit e! gore, Mar 5-85. 2; A Y Entow, Juiy 17-85. 2; D .rJ Suhcr, .Jan 1-8.5 2: M WV Davis. Jan 1-85, 50c; a J C Spenice, S-pt 22-81, 1; D P Dabbins, Nov S9-84, I. POST OFFICE,. NEWBERRY C. H., S. C. List of advertised letters for week endtnr y 'oct. 25, 1884: t~ Abrams, Tolu Jackson, Pickens Buford, Gordan L-mgford, Mrs S'lIvia a Bird, John Sr. Lewis, Edward Call, Miss Eliza Mitchell. AbramM r Davis. Geo Nelson, J G . DeWalt Fannie Pitts Fortune iEdward, F H Pressley, Mary i Forsaw, MissGeorgianaRenwick, Silas Glenn, Mrs Mary Robinson, Bluford L v Goggans, Gibbs Scott, Emma Ii Green. Miss Sudic Shaw, Fred4 Goings, Eliz: Scurry, M C Griffin. Martin F Thompson, Lura H lam pton, Louisa Williams, Mrs Martha - Hialman, Sumter Wilson, J1 W c H ilt, Warren.- Williarcs, Ambrose Johnson, DeWitt Parties calling for letters will please Cay if adverrtqed R W RON P M Nose Eaten Off. A young man named John Naves, living nearhere, had au eating cancer on his face. a which had eaten away 1: is nose, part of his r- cheek. andl extended up nearly to his eye. It owas one of the most angry eating sores that I had ever seen. His throat finally became in -. volved to such an extent that he could only swallow liquid food. A fter using all the reme Sdies without checking the ravages of the eat. ing cancer, his general health was broken T down. he was confined to his bed. and thought it it tohbe only a question of time about his death e from the cancer. I put him on Swift's Specific 'as a last resort, and he began to improve with Sthe first dose. His general health improved at S. once, and rapidly ; his throat got well ; the ravages of the cancer were soon stopped ; it began to heal aroundl the edges : and after a ,D few months treatment with S. S. S. he has - gotten entirely well. His face is all healed te over with new flesh, and his general health is excellent- His recovery is wonderful. M. F. re CRUMILEY, 3M. D. Oglethorpe, Ga. iS Treaties on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed 3r free. Tuta SWIFT SP-ECIFIc Co., DrawerS, At dlauta Ga. n '-Your Chill Specide is the boss thing for h Chills and Fever. Seven in my family m were afflicted and no remedy was suessful m but your Chill Specidec. THEY WERE ALL CURED WIT H LESS THAN H ALF OF ONE BOT tLE, so recommend it to everybody. JENKINS H. SMITH." fe "Having used Pelbam's Certain Chill and ll Ague Specific I certify that one bottle cured S.four of us of Chills and Fever therefore re commend it cheerfully. H ENRY HENDRIX. a- "I have used a bottle of Pelham's Certain Chill and Ague Specific and was cured by it e. of Chills and Fever after having failed with ,," quinine and other remedies. John S. Gary." n- So say they all-J S Boozer. G P Boozer, e. P Chalmers, Jos C Hargrove, Frank Z lWilson, W G Metts, T H Alewine, Jno Hen ederson,' Jos Pitts, W T Wright, Wade W ar Suber, Jas C Hope, Frank G Spearman, CIa g- rence GodshallI, Juo C Stewart, of Silver ed Street, and others. of Thsinfallible Cure and Preventive of e Chills and Fever for sale at 'nine price by o. Geo T Reid; Chiappelt's Depot; Reid & Hilt, et Saluda; Jno S Swygert, at Peak's, Dawkins go iile and Jehnkinsville, and by D H Hipp &Co, d- Pomaria, S. C. Oct 9 41 *ol Glass Houmes. r- "The wicked flee when ao man pursueth." .n- It is amusing to see how tender-footed cer in tain blood remedy proprietors have become a- of late. They make much ado about "apes a' and imitators" when none are in sIght. SThe proprietors of B. B. B. would say most emphatically that their remedy stands upon its own merit. Should we attempt to imi tate, it would not be those who do not un derstand the modus operandi of that which ne they offer. Our own long experience In the en profession precludes such an ides. The field i for blood remedies is large and broad af fording ample room for all present aspirants. ,,We do not desire to close the door against 'as others, neither shall it be closed against us. he B. B B. Is the quickest remedy, does no: coentaIn minenral or vegetable poison, does Snot Imitate, and js in thef Seld as an bon orablu omnpetitor for puL lic favor. oct 18 lm Creditor,'s Notice. The creditors of Lura C. Lark. deceased, I required to render in on oath and estab. ILEI their claims befot e me on or before the n- Ar:, slay of November. 1884-HNTOE ly In 4 a2 Master for Newberry County. STREMENDOUS BREAK! ER!ylimo1s DE1W, I 0 D. C. FLYNN, After six weeks stay in the Markets has returned with ie STARTLING and PLEASING A' nouncement that he as bought Goods at nd is determined to sell them accordingly. If there still lingers the faintest doubt that the far-seeing idgnent, the many years' experience and the unfailing pow r CASH have secured for FLYNN a position in advance f all competitors, a brief inspection of goods and comparison f prices are the only tests necessary to convince the most in redulous. Our constant aim is to supply our friends and patrons with ood honest goods at prices that leave OMPETITION IN THE SHADE! Our efforts heretofore have been appreciated by a discrimi ating and intelligent public, aid our past success enables us continue the good work and do even better than before. We are now prepared to show Goods (which is no trouble), nd to sell them at prices that cannot fail to please the great st disciples of ecanomy. 3ARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY, COME WEAL OR WOE. 011 PO0LIfS 810 XIALl IEThitIN3. Defies the fates themselves, 3rganizes his vast resources, and Veets the coming tide of unnatural1 comnpetition with a barrier of yet Unheard of Prices I ---000 JUST A FEW NOW : 3-4 Shirting, - - - 31 and 4c. 7-8 " '3lendale and Piedmont, 5c. 4 4 Sheetings, - - 51 and 6c. Bleachings, .. - 5, 61,7, 8, 9 and 10c. Good Calicos, - - -- 30 yards for $1.00. " " - - 25 " " "6 Standard " - - - - 20 " " " Best Brands, - . . 16 " " " Jeans from - -. - 10e. per yard lip. Heavy home-made Jeans,. 35c. per yard. Good Feather Ticking, - - 15c. per yard. 12-4 heavy Counterpanes,. $1.25. Beautiful Marseilles Quilts, Cheaper than ever befoye, SOLIEDDR'ASLR300T6and810 Al Prices to~ 8ll1 the Tims: Children Shoes, 35o. up. Misses 4 50c. up, Women " 70c. up. Men's " 90c. up. ~----000 Time and Space do not admit of de tailed quotations of everything. Alithat is necessary is to give FLY N(a cafl and satisfaction is guaranteed. C. J. PURCELL. Manneeor.