The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
We are gratified to laarn that the
Greenville s. Columbia Railroad is be-
yond the range Of outside trouble.
70 Mr.. VIM, G. Mazyck, Printer, of
Charleston, are we indebted for Il supply
of very handsome calendars.
A. NJ. Wicker, has just received sup
DIV Of flesh and sweet cider, on draught.
Take q glass? Also garden seed and
sundries-too numerous to mention.
The thoughtful superintendent of the
S. G. R. r., and the G. & G. R. R., and
the S. & U. R. R., will accept our most
hearty acknowledgements for favors rem
dered, for 80.
Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
will accept our thanks for batch of
their excellent Southern Almanac, also
for lot of superbly finished Counting
house calendars.
TOWNSHIP TAx.-All ersons land
every body is in some way or othe)
liable to taxation under the new regime,
will cali upon j. E. Peterson, Chairman
Of Beard, during the present week.
From the Phoenix, we learn that the
Rev. J. NJ Pringle, formerly of St. Luke's
Newberry, has accepted the rectorship
of St. Paul'sChurch, at Henderson, Ken
lucky. We regret to lose Mr.. Pringle
from this Parish, as he has endeared
himself to his people
Bread, Bread, Bread! Cake, Cake, Cake!
Where? At Shodair's. Mons. S. having Sc
cured the services of an excellent German
Baker and Confectioner, anu having com>
plete bakery, is now prepared to furnish
the public with every description Of fresh
bread and pastry at all times and at very
moderate rates.
HOME AGAIN.-Not from a foreign shore,
but from the fields and forests of Kentucky
Friend Poole, of the Newbery Hotel, has
returned from his Western trip. We were
glad to meet with him and to learn his stock
"a valuable collection of young and healthy
mules and small lot of excellent horses,
will be in Newberry on Sule>day in Febru-
ary.
Rev. FATHER McMAHoN.-By invita-
tiop Of friend, We had the pleasure, on
Friday morning last, Of attending an
early morning Mass, said by the Rev.
gentleman above named, at the residence
of Mr.. Patrick Scott. Father Mcmahon,
lives at Anderson, and he promises to
pay other visits here for the benefit of
the faithful
1t will be seen by the following para
graph taken from Saturdays proceedings
of the Legislature, that one of the New
berry Representatives is up and doing:
Joseph Boston introduced bill to
alter and amend the charter Of the town
of Newberry.
Joseph's head is level.
WARSISG.-Among our advertisements
this week is one from the intendant
giving due warning Of intention to en-
force the law a"ai"St the illegal sale Of
sp;rituous liquors. This is as it should
be. and we have no doubt, in truth can
speak with certainty, that our iudefati-
gable marshall, Blease. will notice all
delinquents in the premises aforesaid.
To save trouble and avoid expense, We
feel authorized to advise all parties now
violating the law, to forthwith and I'M
mediately dcSlSt from further Illegal SALE
Bease says he will report.
GooD BEEF.-Our attention has been
drawn to partnership entered into be,
tween Messrs Ring & Bangle, for the
serving of beef to eur citizens regularly,
by the deposit on the table editorial of a
choice cut of the article above named.
These gentlemen are veterans in this
line, and We warrant will give the ut.
most satisfaction, not only in the quality
Of their beef, but in punctuality. Give
them lift. They will accept our thanks
for the favor bestowed and can "cut"
and "comc again" so often as they
p!ease.
New SCHOOL READER Reynolds New
Pictorial Reader for Schools and Families,
series No. l, published by Dufhie&Chap
man, Columbia, S. c., is most beauti
fully gotton-up book, and must become
popular. The Typography is in the best
style of art, and the print being large
and the illustrations very appropriate
and attractive, the young beginner will
be delighted with this Reader 1t is for
sale at the Newberry branch store of
their entcrprising and prosperous book
concern price 40 cts. For, copies of
the same we are under obligations to