The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06
LOCAL ITEMs.

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a chance for profitable investment, such as is
offered by Mr.. Brge, at Frog Level, seldom pre-.
sents itself. The property will be sold very low,
as wecau testify. Read the advertisement.
SAtE-DAF:.Oxing to the immense crowd
which visited town on Friday, the attendance
on Monday was. not so large as usual, but those
Who did come kept upa lively time. Several
sales Of furniture, etc, took place, good prices
ruling generally. ~ d..
DEATHS IN THE HospIrAL.-Private J. Holpp,
of Co. H., 56th> Reg, was conveyed to his long
home by his company, on Friday last:
J. Soules, was inferred at this place On Sunday
last He was member of Florida Regiment,
late Of She Confederate service. Nay tAey rest
in peace.
We invite attention to Prof Schmitt'S card, in
another column. He is we'll and favorable known
in many portions ofthe State, as musical artist
of superior merit, LAS an instructor he always
gives satisfaction. He is prepared to give lessons
in the entire range of instrumental music, also to
tune instruments, for which he is recompended.
FINE ToCAcco-Users OF the weed, those who
esteem fine article of chewing tobacco, can be
suited at Marshal & Bros The sample laid upon
our table, we most emphatically. pronounce first
rite. = -. .-... 49,. .s-....
In the smoking line, Matt. BythewoOd has that
good old brand sKjISSinnic,' which will soothe a
man to sleep, orkeep hin awake, which ever is
most agreeable Tave tried it, ~ ....
OPPOSITE THE ELM TREE is the main entrance
to the "Herald" Office now. We regret giving
up the old door, but the march of improvement
made it necessary, and We suceumbed with few
tears Take few steps further, dear friends,
the next time you call, and halt fQrninst the elm
tree, then half wheel and enter the nesr door, you
will then see the old, familiar steps, up and down
which so many of you have often stumbled, walk
up; and We will BE happy to see you.
To whonlsit may concern; and to man up.a
tree it would seem that our worthy commander
of the street forces Brig. Gen. Peterson is the
sad delinquent The immense piles Of garbage
collected and added to daily and weekly, under
the impression that they, would be removed, are
left to increase and become, an intolerable nui-
sence. Small favors are most thankfully receiy-.
ed, ard that various bridges have been. repaired,
is a subject for eongratulation. The streets 100
have been swept, Overwhelmingly t.f filth piles
alluded to aboveha been strangely overlooked,
Can our friend do anything in this matter?
Mr.. W. T. NcFEAr, of Columbia, died in this
place. on Friday last, after few days illness, Of
paralysis. He was attended by the Masonic
fraternity {of which body he was a worthy mem
ber) aAd other kind friends and all that could be
done was rendered to soothe and comfort him
until he breashed his last. .S~ss:s.:.'
= Mr. ,HCFEAT was by profession printer but
for many years had been engaged in other busi-
ness. He was held in esteem by the craft, to
whom he WAS endeared by many courtesies. He
leaves wife and four children.
TRz. SALE. ON FE1DAY.-Tbe sale of Govern
ment property attracted the largest crowd of citi
zens we hare seen in town, since the advent Of
Robinson}S old circus, many came from afaF,
FROM the burnt districts, in hope Of picking up
cheap to rcp!enish their exhausted
farm Stock, tie consequence of which compett
tiojl, was that horses, mules, wagons, &c, brought
good prices, with but few exceptions. We learn
that the Sale footed up some $1,000 to $4,000.
All of the property on hand was not seld, and it
may be probable that another sale ill take place
at future day. In connection, and as piece
ofinfornaton of interest, We would state, that
the Total amount OF cotton received and turned
oTer to the Government, by Col. Tyler, is three
hundred and eleven bales. -....-
New ADEERTIsEMENTs.-o readers will ind
to their interest to attentiveIy read the various
advertisements in this issue Among the new:
Marshall q Bro.-Extra. Chewing Tobacco,
r!annels, Hardware, Dry Goods, Fancy Articles.
TLos. StenhousG-Resurnption Of Commission
business. -. o
B, D. Royd-Farm for Sale. -.
n. Sehmitt-MuSic Lessons. 49,. s.,
J. Birge-P Property for Sale.
H..H. Kinard-Piano for Sale.
3 Jeferss g. Co-General Commission Aercha nts.
L. j. Jones-Applications for Pardon, etc.
J. c.. &artin-Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats;
Shoes, Boots, and Millinery.
Rev. T. Jacobs-Laurensri!le Academy.
: Piano fer Sale-Apply al; this olfce. e. "a. *
T. ii. Christian-Neal for mill
j. B Las salle-G. & C R.R.
N Foot-Late Arrivals ;z..->-,
J. SGlzbachcr.& Co.,-DryEoods & Groceries.
] PUEF, FUgr, rUEE::----We write this notice ina
fog ofSmoke, dense, opaque, and can scarcely
see, and sill tie yaper increases in Eolume;
and we cannot holpiit, We are obliged to smoke,
and at a rough calculation win haYe to continue
doing SO for some weeks to cone. If Our friends
Gallup and fail to see any body they viii confer
a favor by either calling out in loud voice
'sang body =" or feel over the Office, for we.
nrn hnrn Ernrv hndv Is sending MS sanlnles of