The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03

NcW u0Vcn noxt month.
A marriage In Charleston rcccntlv,-
twcnty.eigtt brides maids in waiting
Tbirtcon men bave been lyuched in
Indiana during tho past six months.
Mormondom is to 10 parceled out to
tho States adjaccnt thereto.
Low railroad fares arc suggested as a
means to increase travel.
There was bal Masqne Tuesday
night last at the Waver1y, charleston.
: Itfs proposed to change the County
seat Of Barawell to BIackville.
The Spartan says: I"cendiarism and
fobbcrtes aro frequent in that County.
Tho militia IN Arkansas aro laying
tho country waste. Arson, pilIagc, rape
aud assassination run riot.
The health OF tho pope Of Rome Is
go"'. Preparations arc mnking lor the
great ulcnmenical Cuuncil.
The ravages Of war continue In the
South American States, Cuba is also in
aa 1nhcalthy condition.
Bill for tho establishment Of Aiken
Connty, was postponed ill Dcrcmbcr
aS7D,
, :. Tho net 10 establish State Orphan
Asylum, was ratified and scnt to the
Governur
!. The Marion Star says, that red headed
Ha"ies are nlarmingly on the increase in
that town. Stop it.
A GAINESVILLE young lady requested q
photographer to mako her picture look
"as If it vas wrilin, IL pome.
Tho Esparto grass of commerce, the
News suggests, should DC cultivated in
Carolina. The climate suits, and il is
three times ms valuable Us hay.
!. The town Of Sumter has M organized
police and an established fire dcpnrt-
mcnt. The streets are nl>o lighted 10y
lamps.
The Charleston News learns that
rich deposit Of phosphate rock has been
found In tho ncighboi hood Of Bluiiton.
More millions for South Carolina.
At what time of ilo may Il man be
snid to belong 10 tho vegetable kingdom2
When long experience has nado him
sngo.
Now is the Scnson to pr,,ao fruit
trees aud to Ic preparing for carlv
vegetables. Plant potatoes, peas, lettuce,
onions and spinach, and mako rendy tho
hot.bcd.
Cha'les Dickens says he can always
judge Of tho character Of n hotel or
Restaurant by an inspection of tho CASTOR
Tho mustard pot and oil cruet arc
infAllible tests.
The Mikado Of Japan cuts off the
head OF every person whose house il
destroyed by fire. 'Tis snid thut his
plan Of insurance has proved most sue.
cessful.
Tho Newport (R. l., Nows says there
il a family In that city in which the
father Is seventeen years Of ngc, the
mother sixteen, and tho buby three
weeks old.
The SY eersespe"!ent Of +. ns . csss; JyY
transplanted into Gotham. That the
Can- Can. In PariSicnnc, is in vogue aud
that Mable is out done.
The Rcv. Mr. Wakefield of the Uni.
versalist Church IN Owatonnu, Minn.,
was recently presented with a watch
guard III which every lady member Of
hair.
A Washington telegram savs that
General Grant has selected his Cabinet,
o"t llonly announce such selections to
those fortunate individuals when he
shall have been officially notified of his
election, which will be early in Feb
ruary.
London is growing so RAPIDLY TINT its
population will soon bu four millions.
The Metropolitan police. Of seven thou
snnd eight hundred members, have to
control and patrol q district of thirty
miles in diameter.
Tho japanese arc inimitnblo IN their
Inventive genius. The Mikado has re.
Gently invcntcG fire cxtinguishcr that
is likely to work well. II consists Of an
cdict TINT aNy person in whose house
coni!ngaation shall originate, shall i'm
mediatcly lose his head, without appeal
A Philadelphia surgeon, who was on
his way 10 perform an operation on n
patient, had his carriage robbed md lost
his surgical Instruments. whic making
temporary stop, "whcrchy," added The
reporter "tho operation was prevented
aud THO patients life saved"
The bill to amond an act entitled can
Act to establish State Police" gives
the Governor power to increase tho
force Mt his discretion, and to lay spc
cias Tux OH the County where m extra
forco is by hin considered necessary ro,
tho preservation Of the peace. -,
The south Carolina Republican tho
Rndieal rgan-spcaking of tho LceiSla.
tnre snys: The time occupied in sprak.
ing by some members will cost tho State
probably $4,000 while tho worth of the
speeches will probably TO less than
thitty cents. Our darkics ncvor open
OUR Ex.JUDGEs.--Chicf Justice Dun.
Kin has entered into co.partnership
with his son, A. H. Dunkin, ESQ, Of this
city.
judge Wnrdlnw wo lcarn uilj onc, q