The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-25
The Late Fire.
take the following extracts from

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEWBERRY We
regret to learn Of such destruction in New
berry. We persuaded ourselves, when we
first heard Of the occurrence, that it was not
so disastrous as then represented. We are
now reliably informed by the account pub
HShed IN another column, from the NewDerry
Herald, that it was most destructive and al
most rUinouS to large number OF its clti-
2ens. We noticed Mthe account given, that
very little was covered by insurance, 1t fur>
ther appears that it was the work OF an In
cendiary. The wicked wretch who commit
ted this outra geous act, we hope may yet be
brought to justice. We deeply Sympathise
with those who have lost so heavily by this
confagratiOn.-Caro Spartan.
The NEwBERRY HERALD.-The indomi-
table energy of friends Greneker, of that eX-
ceIlent establishment, the Newberry Herald,
is worthy Of remark and patronage. On the
18.h instant nearly every vestige of their ma
terial was consumed in the confagraton of
their town, and yet, in a few days after
wards, they have managed to get out ans
other sheet-thUs scarcely losing one F'pnbli-
cation day" This, in city, would not be
regarded as much Of an achievement; but
in their position, they must have accom-
plished it only with great eXertion. True,
the sheet issued at present, is not so large as
heretofore, but it contains the cream OF the
news Of the day, and is highly worthy Of
support But short time will elapse, we
have no doubt before the Herald will be full
feathered and properly plumaged. Here's
our hand, friends Greneker; if we can help
you up the hil rely upon us.-Patriot &
Mountaineer.
FIRE AT NETBERRY we regret to learn
that very destructive fire occurred in the
town of Newberry, on the 18th instant, which
CONSUMED about twenty five houses in the
business portion. Among this number were
dnciuded many fine residences. The loss is
.estima ated at S125,0O0, on which there was
but little insurance. The fire is supposed to
have been the work ofan incendiary. From
the Herald of last week which reached us IN
''crippleG conditions" we were placed IN
possession OF the pal ticularS. We sympa-
thize with the proprietors of this valuable.
journal, who lost their office and type, and
express hope that it may soon rise from its
ashes and visit US again Standard.
TEE GREAT FIRE IN NEWBERRY.--In our
paper to day viii be found interesting ac-
countS-though very sadly s0!--of the late
disastrous fire in NeWbelTy. Our honored
econtempor- ry, the Rerald, owned and edited
by the 9Ressrs. GFeLeker, perished IN the
almost general conhagratiOn, but Iot ttoreVer:
'thaS already sprung again into ne, ana
q N-eS its welcome place among our exchanges.
To deeply Sympathize with the Messrs.
Creme ke.r iE their terrible losses; and at the
;an1e ma, we beg leave to offer them our
oncrotrls tisSus upon their wonderful man
rnment7 .. nd energy, displayed in the so
SSeajy rocT nattion Of the publication of the
ESrsid In the number now before US, is a
aIiahIn lief II the houses, offices and stores
,,,+,oS will an estimate of the worth of
. oni,NincIrd ulg It's contents. We make q
onns, rootoT, ing of the whele loss, and find |
+e no abo, It $125 900. Not more than
= Sn0a enS11ro 4. There seems 20 be but little
oT,br ,Sat tbi> ,Giestructive fire was the work |
+ incendisrisn l--Edgefeld Advertiser.
P,nr-qDbor, ,vzas a terrible fire in New |
49, ~, Monde ymorning about 3 o'clock
boJ,+ +,TontTst me houses were destroyed,
r;,,";o,1I,T e+ora> :! Scarcely a store survives
~ !, -Sacoio.;nn a. mes. We understand that
So y vi Ho.nS tros burned, and also the Office
'e tl,o .:Torrhor Y Ilerald' We sincerely
u ,r+1,i-o ,n 1vi+I Gr sister village in this
erribtc calamity HAit~o1o Sun APP0"'' @o'N
OUR EXCHANGES the the NeWoeIIy ~ ~IheA@1u
exhibits lis usual an IIN. Sno5;'
: = =. JaI.S offer hein1 burnt out and looSng
G,s1 G,.It sr,tbiTr i3 ne great fire., which
;5 ~ osbos IoTch If the town Of Newherry
Che Herald is bound to sueceeu. OitlCuL.ios' .lCn'
hough appalling, are VcLSOuiS! ny ts "Cs;tI .;tS
,nTi SSnFroro Ehose wa, Ghword is ''crippled
out not killed. d."-Lauren wll'e hei"l0'
NEwBERRY.-This pro 9eF1nS @ Town e mas mas
eonS;arD oeon Siu The loss Of o sodS and property
hc fsr from $40 90 =. Our friends of
ronot With ain 1Ost total loss,
but in a few days were able W isSUo q onlaLi
sheet They will improve a: yo-ilS TIL I'll.
cumstances permit. The peo ple o3 Ne"oeLLy N
not only deserve the svmpath " " lux the co!Li
munitv, but the substantial al ! YoI @ tnoSo wy
are able to relieve their immedl ase "auVS "l0
neceSSI'l'S " "-'D ''' III TReow, K Courier.
Hr-rDpppv HERALD.-We tender our
o;3coro coincidence to the Proprie tors Of this
SvceIIent Journal on the terrible loss the.E
sustained in the late confagration, ana 1ruS% rus;
that it NAV not be long before tney VIII
emerge @ from the conflict like pul est gold.
thrice tortured in the furnace, CO IleS o9G
more bright, and brings forth all 'eIgEt
The energy and perseverance they .eAuioI'
rpost worthilv entitle them to the 'atIGI
ace and praise of the people OF tnelr Ot79
trict.-Sumter News.
THE NEWBERRY HERALD AND EEM
RFRRY.-While on brief business VlS!v ~
0ur neichboring town, since the laIe uIE't:'
trous fire at that place, we were much So
fed to see the energy and enterprise shown I
by our unfortunate neighbors of the herald, |
Xessrs. T. F. 4 R: H, Greneker. Though |
their Office was almost entirely consumed,
thew succeeded, by dint of much industry
and perseverance, in publishing Sual
sheet almost before the ashes OF their 1or-
yopr Office had ceased to shoulder. Oucn |
energy deserves support and encouragement, |
and we doubt not, will secure IL.
The Herald was one of our most Taluea
State exchanges, and we hope soon to greet
it again in its usual fair proportions and at