The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
A. B. c..

by the mana gers because ne rGS no cdldldGte -
a very satisfactory reason, indeed
Yours &c, A. B. G.
LOCAL ITEMS.
The affectonate and feeling invitation extend
ed TO our patrons in the last issue, has failed of
efectso far, but Ike bread cost upon the waters,
tile caect may be felt after many days, and we
wait the food tide. Who knows what wlcome.
TIE TEzGaEg-since our last we have had
an abundant and much needed rain, and on Sun
day night heavy and killing frost, killing to
vegetable matter, and We trust to the many
forms Of fevers and sickness, generally which
have prevailed to an unusual extent during the
late summer and fall. We trust that the atmos-
phere pure and rari6ed by the Seasonable change
will bring about better state Of public health
Co7rAGE ORGANs.-Mr. S. Hurd is agent here
for the Cottage Organ-a finished instrument
| Its compass, sweetness and power transcend any
thing Of the kind wehare ever yet enjoyed. It
has depth and richness combined with soft,
murmuring, dulcet tone, that is perfectly raviSh-
ing ItisjuSt the thing for churches. societies,
home circles, &c. 1t is not nue., larger than a
mclodeon, and being very cheap-renders it a
handsome ornament. Those in need Of such an
! instrument, would do we'll tocaN on Mr. Hurd.
SALEs-DAY.-Mohday was ushered in by cold
| snap, frost and ice, and the '"bone and sinew,
who cane to town to see what was going ON, and
do what had 70 be doiSo brought with them red
noses, cold ears, and stiff fingers. Many of them,
however, We are happy to say, between twelve
aud one o'clock. showed gratifying signs of %aV-
ing overcome. the effects Of Mr. Frost, by embra-
ciug Major Barlcy-"orn and old Mr.. Rye, and
! going through the limber-leg and twist motion in
the sunshiuc-a most capital exercise by the way.
When last heard from they were doing only so
! so., Others thawcd themselves ont at Our Office
! ire-fhe clever fellows who owed US nothing ;
! while the remainder who were indebted for sub
scription, advertising or job work, stayed out in
the cold and loafed, just like 'cm. On the whole
| it was 4 remarkable day, and much business was
transacted in all the departments outside; ours
we regret to say was limited to two cash transac-
tons, 81, so in greenback, Is cents in specie, and
answering five hundred and foFty-nne nfiScelli
neous questions, and contributing largely to those
who read cheaplY.> Hurrah for sales.day.
P. S.-Ssce wiring the abo"e we are positive
in the assertion that Bourbon is in eur midst,
! there arc those who saw him.
/ ADTERrIsEMEHrs.-Which will be read with
| much interest as we'll as profit:
:, The lovers Of the sweet aud beautiful are ad-
| vised to prepare themselves for treat, such as
| is seldom offered in Newberry. We refer to the
| opening by Dr. Gouin OF fanciu display of
| French Confectionery. ItiS.Sratifying to know
that so much sweet happiness will he G3emi-
mated over the community. Run to the Doctor
little children, and big children too, run quickly,
| he has thatofor YOU which will cause yo1; to jump
! for ioy. He has among the great variety an ar
| ticle much in demand by advanced ctlldren-a
beautiful assortment Of hearts, and those who
have no hearts now can be supplied by calling
on Jimmy. q:
The firm of Morris, Hunt {; Co., having dis
| solved partnership, would have Tic citizens OF
| Newaerry and upper districts to know it, and that
the business will hereafter be conducted by l. +.
| & J. H. Hunt, under the stylesot Hunt L Bro,
! These gentlemen are we'll and appreciativcly
! known. and need but the announcement made by
their card to secure them large amount OF bnsl,
| ness.
Wright, Csppock & Co., raake their :eo-part-
| nership known this day. 1t viii be-, seen zoo
that they are extensively engaged in merchant
die and have an elegant assortment OF Dry
1 Goods, Clothing, Hardware, Groceries, &c. We
advise call to this establishment
Mrs. E. E. Sell advertises superb stock OF
! fresh millinery goods. Bonnets, hats, ribbons,
| feathers, flowers, cord and trimmings in profu-
| sion, and of the most brilliant coors.
Mr.. Knobeloch has quantity of photographs Of
distinguished individuals. School and miscela'
neous books, as usual A small lot light litera
ture. Also stationery, etc.
The executors of the estate of Lovezinska An:
derson advertise all the personal property for
sale. Soc the advertisement and attend the
sale from far or near -
The american Land Company & Agency, New
York, of which there is an agency in Charleston,
present card which will meet the wants OF a
large majority. ..:
The personal property belonging to the estate
T. J. Thompson, decd will be sold on the 2Sth
Nov, at Mrs. sioby Blair's residence.
All persons having Dried Peaches to dispose Of
either in large or small quantities, requested
to take them to Harris, who is suffering forthem.
Cake and Bread eaters can be supplied by
John Nesey. Remember his suferings by war
and let him suffer no longer.- - 49,
- Our old friend and bro. Andy Wicker, hasa large
lot of good candy; and of other things heap,
which he sells very cheap.
On the 2lst irst., an extensive sale will take
place at the plantation Of tie Hon. J. B. O'Nesll
| see advertisement. -...s
We-refer with pleasure to the Card ofH L.
Jeftrs & Co, Charleston, General Agents and
| Coin. Merchants. Read it for information.
The trade.are invited By North, Steele & War.
dell, dealers in Fancy Goods to visit their estab-
| lishmeut, at l67 Meeting st.; Charleston.