The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

~ MT. ~ VI tIscE huS ucSclt uppOiSttCu piu
,, istrato TOR Newbcrry County. Woo Gen. !
II. ,Klnurd, dccoaseh4'. &f ss3S, Wa,
Mr.. A.. Harris will huv0>a:Gue{bcefy .
salc Saturday morning. PriceiS and Il
cper lb.> = >ss' s.~,:a s.. o,s,,
Wo o'carn that tho substantial building q
bIatn.stiett, cast Of tho Ncwbcrry> lie
tel, hns brcn disposed Of by Mr.. Thomn
P"ysingcr to Mr. Jacob Ginglcy, for S:s075.
=, , Tho snail grain crop just harvested !
Ncwborrv District. IL tho. finest, and be,
ever Drforo grown. Tho wheat will compar
favorably with TINT Of Maryland and Vir
gtnfa.".;,,-- - -. ~.
We invite nttenlion to tho cnrd Of til
Messrs. Gnodgihn''s Wool. Factory. TIL
reputation Of The Messrs. Goodgion fo
doing superior work is well established
TmAT RAplsu.-W. S. r., yesterday
laid mammolh ralish upon our table
measuring 20 inches in length, and q
half dozen inches through tho middle
But tho Thing had no henr.. Sooner
have radishcs a. little smaller and swecter.
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IToM1cIDE.-Wo learn that on Sunday
morning last, the 27th inst, John A.
Rutherford entered tho rcSidepre OF Mr..
ThoS. ". Blcase, living in E,igcficld, and
attempted to aSSaSSinato. linn, but 70.
ccivrd himself n death wound.
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We do most heartily regret to learn
that our friend mud distinguished towns.
man, Gen. 4. G.. Gn'ington. Who has
for so long limo been identified with
the legal, political and agricultural in.
tercSts OF our dist'iet, will sbor,ly:niake
his home at Atama,. Ga,,; ,...i;.,:.
b. ,CoTroN BLooMs. -We:' havo received
during the past and present week, sew.
crnl cotton blooms f:om different sec.
tions Of tho district. We arc gratifled TO
learn that the seasons Of late have been
ttne' aud that the liant looks charming,
and should no miShap occur Newbcrry
will have u magnificent cotton crop.
= P.ERsoNAr.-Wc had tho pleasure of
meeting, during tho past week, with the
Rev. Ellison Cnpcrs, Of Green.ilc, Rev.
j. ". llnmbert, Of Shelby, N. G.. Messrs.
f. y. DsFpntainc, }. II. Renncker and
Marshbnrn Of Charleston. These gen.
l!emcn were variously on business aud
pleasure trips to our good old town.
Tie Court of Sessions begins Monday
next, Judge Boozer. presiding. The
time for opening tho Court Of Common
Plcns md Equity, is tho "Wednesday fol.
10" ing-hnt the law provides Tint the
Court of Sessions mny he continued un-
iii its business is disposed of-thc Court
# Common Pleas being informally nd.
.iourncd from day to day.
genial l-hcaurd Friend sends us kind
greetings, aud hearty invitation to "como
up AND cat roasting ears, blackberry pcs.
fresh honey nhd IolIy>pops." Wish .la,
! NE could we love good things, but wc must
have mind to tio wholesome restraints
that meet uS between tire regions Of ANA,
z"Q"e and Gravel Town. When we shall
haTc sufficiently recovered from the damor>
a!i%l;i"n "flast Thursday. VIC may venture
out again.
Many thanks, N. for your Eind rememt
b"ance.
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3hc Rev. Ellison CapcrS oiIieiutch last
Sabbath morning aud afternoon 1T st.
l.uke's Episcopal Church and in the eve.
Mig preached in the Methodist Church.
Mr.. Capcrs is Il graceful, fluent inpas.
stoned render, and clear, tcrsc logical
rcn>oner.
We regret the continued Hines. Of the
Rev. Richard Fnrman, which preclud.s
! his attendance upon tho religious wants
Of his people. Mr.. Furman'S pulpit was
"hly flied last Sabbath hy his venerable
father, The Rev. Samuel Fnrman.
Friend NJ. W., who dwclls in pleas.
ant cot, not far from the margin Of Salu.
da's l"vrly stream, sent us "hasty"
note through mail, inclo<ing n cotton
bloom, from the Wcrt's plant, but those
everlasting rats in Rscr's OfIico which
atc our pumpkin seed, demolished the
bloom, mud partially destroyed the lcltcr.
Mr.. W. hnS been improving his cotton
for a number Of years and now has cot
ton That will, with the same cultivation,
equal, if not beat the Dixion's improved.
lie has tho Wcrt's and The Dixion's i'm.
proved growing this year, and the for.
mcr is now far ahead, bu. the result can
only DO determined when gathering
| time comes.
| St Johns or Midsummcr's Day was COL
| cbr"tcd at Frog Level, Thursday last, w It'll,
| great eclat-cvery ono present entered into
tho merits Of The oct sion with vim. SaIu-
dn and AIni'y Lodge wero tho guests OF
| Frog Lcvri Lodgo, aud right cnvalieriy were
| they entertained. II was estimated that the
immcnsc concourSc Of people present, mum
bcrcd fifcen hundred. A marked feature oi
the occasion was tho quuntliy OF babios
| pro. o.ont-even tho ludies- many of.thcm-
| bnn ho{