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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18


A YnrSa MAN TAXES Two YEARS
NAP. AwAKEN$. AND ASKS. "IS BREAK.
FAST READY I'VE are Informed TIM, n
young ,nan living in the lower part OF this
county was taken sick shnu. TWO years
ago. and fell into deep sleep, from
whlch te only nw"kc about two weeks
since. The first expression he made Use
Of on coming to WAS "i> breakfast rcady?"
just Ms though he had been asleep
but one night. 4 physician had been
attending on him all the time, aud hap.
pencd in just after he awokc. On walking
IN to The bed. he called the patient by
name, rclnarkins that YOU must feel
better. rs your cheeks have more color"
to which he replied by asking, ~ no arc
You" On being Informed that he was
physician who had been attending him
foi two years. he could hard.
~ hc''cve his senses During his sleep
he was fed regularly with sponn viclnlaS
rs though he WAS conscious. He is now
mp rJ ying good health, and hn>ilv en-.
gagged III trying |, grt events nf the last
wo years E"'>tcl up N his mind, that
'e may unite them with The past and
present.. lie hn> II distinct recollection
u everything up To the time of hls
,"ing 10 sleep. We have heard no ex.
'an"'i"m Of This case Of Rip Van Wink
"'>m.- Madison Qnd.) Courier, 28th
Ait.
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ExecQtibc Department,
LAND CONHlSSIOyERS OFFICE.

Columbia, S. G. AuguSt IL, 1869.
Notice is hereby given lha, tbs Office is
now organized, il accordance With the law
creating the Snr,c, aud is ready to proceed
10 business. Ia The purchase of Lands
the interests OF the State will be carefully
guarded. 1t is thc desire nf the Commis.
:iohrr TO purchase none other than GOOD
anus. III good localities, ut their fair na-.
Kct value, and at such pivES aS the same
Lands would br sold to private individuals.
Arrangements have been m,de hv which
the Bonds authorized tn be issue for tho
purchase of Lands viii hc converted to
currency, and Lands so purchased will be
M'u ior !" CURRENCY. The Commissioner
invites all parties owing irsiraLle Lands,
!" desirable localities, Wishing 10 sell them,
ana willing TO take market prices, TO for.
ward their proposals, giving description
OF the Lands Tor S"lc, their locality, Quality
and adaptation to the production OF cotton,
corn, ana grains generally, with view TO
inc commencement Of negotiations for the
saie Of said Lands 10 lhr State.
p. LESLIE,
Land Commissioner.
Aug IS 50 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

BABY LINEN. An intelligent Young
m'thcr inquired Su,ne dnyS since how
>lr could best preserve her rhila'S linen
,''rnn anil sweet when changed frequent.
~ dming the day. | directed her ncv.
rr I" dry II by The fire, but in tho sun
and open mir If the weather permitted.
Y"I TINS not only avoid salurnti,,y thu
'lr "t y0ui rurm> with the volatile and
l'o'S"hn1iS ga$r> driven out nf the linen,
INT the SunS rn,S lInve powers of Glenn
sing and di>inf.ctins, which a,titicia,
hrat has not, and viii purify md nre
serve The linen. She follnwel my t,ircc,
'l'ns, but rs Is to" often tho practice
'hic'l aud nired II in tho nursery window
licr f.>tili"uS husband demonstrated i,
'nln against this unyccmly cxpo>ur,
Believing that il III" saw her practice n
others saw ii she wnnld tirSiS,, TIC 50 iii
rcr!rtl Their afternoon walk ns to lrinr
The nursery window into full ii ~ f ON
central part "f the town. Stopping nb
r"rlI, he pointed ,n the offending ncu
llnpp'ng c"nspicmn>ly IL tho l,rceze
and asked sn,raS'irnlIy My denr, wha
Is TINT displayed frnm our window Y
""hv," Sho proudly ,elllcd, stint
the tlng of "ur nninn !" Conquered h.
thlS pnngcnl rrtort, hu Enlnici tho H.,
with swing Of his hat, and pressing hi
wir'S nrm rl"srr within his own, sun
az they walked houewnId:
And long may 1t wave"
Tan Eminent Physician in Hearth an,
Home.
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a SrtSGlSG pRNrHsr -Ehn Ersornon,

a SriSaiSo PRorSsr.--Tho Frceman's
.I"nrnal. one Of the best friends Of the
S'nlh. thus pr tests aud wares:
We hope tho people Of the States on
the lower Mississippi viii no, make the
mistake "f encouraging an hanx npo,,
them Of the scum Of pagan Chins. and
'irram that hpnest Christian Europeans
viii 60 near regions thus Infected.
IL tho tieriliSh spirit of making money
anyhow has SO degraded the ruling ete.
n.ents In any portion Of the Son,b as to
make them, wiling IL accent Chinese res.
Msass y" M. al ths rights secured to
them by the Barlinga,ae treaty, then
these States. or regions, ihus bssoltsd.
arc very geod. places for ,Ruropsaa emil.
grants 70 keep away ffosn. $
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

THE MONSTER MAN-rhu Woman s
Sniirag" Convention ut Nr.vhurrrori
having found "ut u new grievance against
the monster man. whnm they nov charge
with "cri' lin. wnna,,'k phy>irnl tl.vrl.
ormrnt, New York Jru ma! Of Com.
rnrrrc is 'r'l l." say
There i no innrr ruth in the chnrnr
ngnin>t man, "f rri",lIng wn,nnn : rh,s
iral Development, than in the other accu
EntI"nS ln"nnl't a.nin>l him ui ,lw a,iin.
her l"lrlIc"t a"'l sta, wing her soul. We
never heard "f u man who d,l not nd.
,nire h, >i"al development in woman
and rci"i"r T." see her l. w hrnl,hfu'
and grarrful exercise. Horseback riding.
driving !i"r>r>, skating. k~ INNING, rlimh
Ing mountains. Srampr,ing in ,nratlrxs,
cro1nr'-pla' ing. light gvmn.S,ic>-al,
proper anti inn""rnt lm>limrs intnnr>
and ont, whrn h"uSrh"l,l 1nlirs ntr no,
neglected. Tho very things in uo
man TINT lraSr tnrn most, after. IF
course. the due rnllivati ~ nf her mind
her g"nd hen, tr.lnr>s mnh nntnrnl nmia
hllity. Mrns admiration nf nhryiral
Erar"S ia woman is mp, tn hcrn,nr ,itlicm
IONS III "NrrSS. \ rn>v cl'r,kr,l r,ll M
h"isr'n' X viii hr followed ,hrnnsh tive
street "f the p"k hv ten th"n>nnd ml
mi,i"g ewes. \ rn,urlv C.mnir skatist
cutting her ligmr. S. nni spread rnrlc>
on the clare ic, lmnw the mn>t s ,llhIl
ot male rlnmpi"nS int" the Shn,lr. Mnrh
Of The inlS"tnr nhnntion >l,wrrc,i u,.on
thu British hl"n.rS was dine tn III. vi.
nronS health "i,h which they executed
their ab>n'tl break ,lnw ms mud walks
around. Why ATE m"n mnking c,,sll,
presents nnn sending rrn"n>als nf mnr
riarr hy every mil. to Miss Iin Lewis,
Of Nrwrmt. If not hrruuSr she is n wu
man "f rhv>iral strength. daring mud
grnce? We mrntinn,d The other dav.
the case "t II young wnmnn who went
into Nnith western I,"n and took n farm
under The homestead law. nnd hecan
cnltivating il. aud has hccn pres ent
cd With matrimonial proposals ever since,
u"''': in srl(drIrnrr, Nhu has been obliged
to take hn~hnnl
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

The T"TAL EclIr>:- lluw IT. APPEARED
At RALrlGn, n. C..--A letter from
Raleigh, n. e., describing the eclipse,
which WAS Ionl Mt That point, says:
Til" scene att timr ~ tolnliiy wns
magnificent hc,nn,i description. Al,
bh9 the eclipse l"Ean, the shadow gra,l
uallv covering the disc nr The sun until
romllc". At 5 Az tho SIM was hall
ohsrnrr'l, nn,l nj Gu23 The eclipse wns
total, nn'l rcnalur, 81 for ono hundrc,
and rightrrm seconds. 4 thermometer,
which "nS placed IN the sun. s,nnh AT
ninety three degrees at 5 0S; Mt DAN il
fell to 81, en!v.thirr degrees, and ut the
time nf The total eclipse it frIl ,o sixty
cigh, dretrcr. the mir growing rapll,
calder, " hlr ihu whrlc almost phr,G A.
sumrd n hnzy and Irn;lrn appearance.
Immediately Sur"c~li i Tho total nh.
Ecrsn,inn the cn, onn hecn,Iu visible and
brilliant. C"rruSraliunS scenrd IL flash
hnd rnhinte from the cirrun(rrcncu m
the unon. fluctuations III Snft white
light hurst out brilliantly md rcrrntrd
~, uhti' the clnSe, when Venus. Mr,cm.
ry nnd Mars Shnnc ont in magnificent
splen,"r. a Peculiar glnnm spread like
4 pail over the landscape, while changing
tnts "f black. orange, iniigo aud lead, II
hNeR covered the hrnvenS mar the hn,i
son. north nni snulh. The spectacle
~sS magnificent nml sublime, aud ,hr
crowd a'mt the culnl, Sp"ntanrnnSlt
burst ont with "r,ai>r Gml f,om whum
oil blessings tl"w." During tho totalil,
two hlndcs "s crimson light sceurl 10
cut tho mnnnS circumference, and
curved lines were vi>ihic across tho disc
"f the mo"n. resembling tho srnined
projections If tho top If snmo gothic
cathedral. N" point could have offered
better tacili,ics far taking m olscrva.
tton thnn this, nn,l The rircusnSianc
were all TINT con!d hu wished Every
facility wns extended hy DR.. GriSSnnn, OF
tho asylum, md I" whom Tho Washing.
ton arty arc much indie h,cd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18
ExoluSe SckSR Ar a Circus. --Th,

ExoINSG SckNR Ar A CIRCUS. The
Manax>aS Gazette saws: ".i
During tho rc, fnruance Of Colonel
Ames'. 'ir'us nN Thursday, and just AZ
alerr i.cns'l was IN the cage 0f wild
beasts, a trun, en,lnus " ind and rain storm,
sst in whilS, tho rain poured ,h,nusi,
like . sieve. Srme nnr y,;eA out "lI.
tent Il cunning down." tulluwinr which
mas y " lid scene. ~ excitement, women
anil children n,ling ttll nell nam tho
high keats. anil all pushing for the donr.
Th"se who succeeded in making an exit
soslls,i ftom the scene inside Of the
canvass 1, n,srt the dt.nrhing rain ant,
mad Wind on ths. ontsisie. The Wind WAS
no I+specier If persons. but tn.ssd the
ladies stinnsiuc. rap>iuR them to have
lhe appearance ot inverted umbrellas.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

Tho editor Of tho Albany tGa.) Nows,
sFays: I'VE have reports from all sec.
t,ons that tho rust is seriously injurihg
tho cotton. We have scen it ourstlf,
and where It exists tho cotton louks as
ffa flame Of lire Ind swept over It. We
arc having too much rain for cotton. and
u 1t continues q day or Two longer, all
nope OF full crop will DO a. an end. for
what the rust leavos the caterpillar will
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

Internal rovonuo receipts from MI
sources for the year ending Juno 80. il
M follows: Distilled spirits, Gas. 800 ooo. D.
tobacco, $22. 200, 900 t, furmented lidnors
$4,000. 900; income, $28, ,8On, 900; stamns
$l6.60b,00o: total, $l10,205,00U. Srv.
onty.seven districts arc yet to bo henrd
from. Revenue receipts to-day $7O6,.
600 coin In tho Treasury $lO7 ,0o0, 900 ;
including certificates.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

we, the undersigned, hcg leave to inform
the growers OF cotton, that we have made
nr'nnEe'nrlts TO run The following well.
kno"n GINS ~ STEAM, nt our Warehouse
in Coium IL, thtS srn>on, viz; Alt,uny Star
Emery. G"illct', Carver, Brown, OF Geor.
gin. anu The great An,rric III Mills Gin
which enables ~ 10 gin and pack thirty :.
hvc bales per day. giving the planter the
oW'ol' OF r1'lI"r nf the above gins, which
Jhst'hrs Us III Offering our services ut a
huch lower rate ,llfn any onc else.
we are also prepared 10 enter into en-.
gagcme"ts {" gin aud pack OH plantations
in any portion of the State
Gins, Presses, Powers and Engines for
sale.
ALEXANDER l. SPENCER.
Aug. l8 32 st.
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OBITUARY,

!, L!fsc6Nn,-Died, on The End Of Augu,.
Mor'at Harrington, only child Of Col + ~
q h".lle II. Lipscomb, aged Q months ana
Sne ie not dead hut yslcfpeth. II
Lo?k upward weeping eyes.
"rho'a tno treasure Of our hearts,
= /.
NO night OF sorrows. none Of pain,
itut perfect peace and rest,
hfn'tned and saved she sweotly slceps
Upon tho Saylour's breast, - Nf'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

The Anderson lntelligencer says that
Creswell & Cos, contract il consumma.
ted. and that work upon tho tunnel be.
gins on the 1st September also TINT the
Investigating committee have arrived,
and that tho S,luda Association recon tly
held its sixty.seycnth anniversary meet
ing with the Townsville Church..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

CRors IN TIE WEsr.-A gentleman
just returned from Cincinnati Informs
the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph, that the
crops from Marietta, Northward. Ms far
as Murfrecshor", Tennessee, nre literally
burnt up. F:om Murfrceslloro' to Cili.
cinnali thcy are very fair.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

@ Ihe expense Of taking tho census of
south Carolina will 10 100000. "
+. II. E'morc, Esq. has withdrawn
'ron the Columbia Phoenix.
), a a, Saratoga belle wears $4,000 worth
oi diamonds when she dresses up.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

The Charleston News says: Ten
thoassnd brseeh.loading Springfield rifles
ana hayoaets OF: the u. s. pattern, ard
three thousand Winchester rifles, 5 make
up The cosnplsment for this State. :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

District Court ofthc United States.
For mo District OF South Can,lina tn Banks
Iaptcy. In tue matter Of W. F. Peterson
-Bankrupt. ,'...'.''' :. -. :
10 wnom 1t may concern: Tho under
s.gned herrhv gives nn'icc OF his appoint
memt as assignee nf ihr Estate of ". y. PEI
'erson. OF the Cu,tnty Of Newher,y. and State
OF South Carolina. within said EnniY. who
na: oeen ad)u'lged u bankrupt upon his own
Riltnn by the 'lts'ric, curt Of said district.
Dated 9th day OF August, 4 D.. iaD.
AnE. ls 80 81. >'-'''
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

District Court OF the United States.
For The District "f Sn,rh Carolina In Bank.
Bankrupt.
TO whom It may concern: Tho undcr>
s,gned herhy gives no,ice Of his appoint.
C"nPp"ll of the County Of Newhcrry. and
o!a;e OF South C,mlini. within sasd Comfy,
VINO has te n aljuIstd hankrup, upon his
own petitt"" hv ,hc district court of said dis.
"lc'' Dated 9th day Of August. 4 D., 1850.
Aug. IS 80 81. '
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RELIGIOUS sERVI0Fs

sahra,Gy nh5rsshyte1fsn Churo'-sisev,d. X. A. Mioh,s
'jTpDSsn Trsvenr = O'clock h.M O'Clock r n.
b'bIe Class, Monday miXfit
BATH tnenaas. nSIo1H IchHurehlsey. o. A. Darby, sab>.
Bibie f1aes m1eest'nng, Wsdnesdoy night.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18
ln tho District Court of tho U. S.
District of Snnh Carolina.

RE c d. Spearman.-Baosrun,-Rx marta
Margaret Spearman. .'' r''>'
Ints u TO nniify all Hen creditors cf tho
S'e Ssns Q, SAID i'ankrnp,. tn provo their ITEMS
M'ore Z. @ Jeser, Registrar, at Newberfy
" ~ on or htf"te the lI September next,
~ " be .lenafrei from the benefit OF any decree
u oe matte tn The shave .tatrti q ,sc. T'~'''
By osdsr Of the Court. 10 h Ang laa.
Aug. Is 50 St.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

Chicago is beaten at her own game.
A woman in England has had twenty ve
husbands in thirty.nine years. Decided.
" marred.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

A man in Troy, Ohio, has deserted
his wife and eloped with his motherin.
law. There are few men who y i'll fol-
low that example.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18
Wando Fertilizer,

mo undersigned arc Agents for tho
ssose soa, fsI'il'1er, aud will Keep supply
Aae, II 81 ,f !" -, S.4
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An infnnt daughter Of Dr. l.. B. Wen.
yer. Of Edgcfiel', while it's nurse wss
absent, fell into mill pond and was
drowned.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

Two c"lore1 men had a difficulty in
IlmmonSSillr. One ran against the
other ana struck him in the breast with
his hcad-dead.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

Savannah has ordered between three
and four hundred Chinese laborcrs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

4 The Ati,s ile,ke. in Shsrl+ston, is to
b Iesaynishe6 in elegant styl lc, aadi viii
IN = faw wesks, be opened to the public,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

RELIGIOUS IrEMs.-Agrceublo to np>
p"intmrnt Of the authorities of the Me,ho-
dist church, week Of prayer hogan Inst
Friday, and will terminate Thursday night.
Sunrise prayer meetings are held.
Rev. Dr.. McLccs preached In Aycleieh
(Prcshytrrinn) Church lnS, Friday, Sa,ur,iav
md Sabbath. hr. McLccs' style Is elaborate
| and prrspicuous.
Tho administration Of tho Lords Supper
WAS s"'cmn'y adminis'ercd ut the close OF
Sabbath morning service. |.
Rev. Bonner preached last sundry
morning aud afternoon. in tho ASsociutc
reformed Church, and assisted Mr.. Darby
IN the closing exercises Of the day ut the
Methodist Church.
Rev j. o Is Dhrgnn, although fatIguct
ny Tho inrcs'ant lal,ors Of several weeks
preached III appropriate, able and touching
scrmnn last Wednesday night ut tho Bap.
tlst Chu,ch lIc happily Glvcrted to ,ht
pr'misst'o provit!enets Of Gnd.
Tho Ncwborry Clrclo Of Prayer ncot,
ovcry Tuesday night.
THO sermon before tho Newbcr,y D!stric
Bible Society was delivered hst sa,nrsla,
nlHht. hy Rev. Mr.. Bonner Of Duo West
"c learn that II was a very finc sermon
At tho closo Of tho discourse tho obi .cts o
tho meeting wore explained by Mr. Il
Moorman.
Prayer meetings will DC held in tho Ban
tist Church every "Wednesday evening al
o'clock, aud Sunday Afternoon at IL O'Clock
nntil further notice.
Tho members Of tho Church are earnest
" requested, aud all others who feel In
terested arc cordially invited to attend.
Wc learn thu. an interesting ouarter,,
conference meeting for this circuit close,
at Tabernacle yesterday. Tho meeting wa
presided over by R,v. ". II F:emine, win
was ably assisted by Rcvs Boyd and Law
Ton.
Rev. J. Hawkins will preach IN tho Lu-
'heran Church next Sabbath afternoon a
81 o'clock. Tho public aro cordially invltct
10 attend.
Rev MI Corlcy will preach at Basket
baptist Church mex. Sunday, Aug. 22L.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

S"ow fell on Mount Washington on
FRIDAY, and ice formed during the nigh,
Suow also fell ncar Montreal. %
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

Beet sells for xix cents pound in tn
New Orleans market.
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7: j. Mackey arraiens G. G. Boren as
thief, pe1urer and liar. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

Chicago has one hundred and n,ne
shnfches and nine hundred aud one
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NEWBERRY, s. G.
Wednesday Morning. Aug 10, 1860.
. A refreshing aul much needed shower
Of rain fell Monday afternoon.

Tho September Galaxy is to hand,
Chas. Reeds new story is continued IN
this number.
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COMMERCIAL.

FROM ssisrs s. io ss9 Aug. l7-co.soo unchanged a.
Ssw Yoag. Aug. ls-r r. n (
apa nr. With ssiss 81 90 bsi.s !, rs stna 4gist
al isSasYs.A. avg, le,-Coslon onsss xi,S .sSs SSss.
cs.asssrSs.' cs.assss'p,;a a.. p,ssdliss: ,s s'Ia si 1'ss
e.a ts oiss bsisa- -nIad,iSrs mf soa 90 Saiee' with
ePaoas ls3; Orleans ISL; se{ss is nS ssiss Az
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

Wm. w. Marshall killed Press Brooks
near Columbia. Culorcd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

1t will be seen from the advertisement
OF c. p. Leslie. Land Commissioner
'hat his Office is organized and ready for
business. Mr.. Leslie will purchase
good lands, at their fair market value,
paying the MONEY down. All persons
who hnve lands Of good quality that
"i>h to dispose Of them, can find 3
ready purchaser in the Land Commits
>oner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

Mr.. Henderson. at the store formerly
occupied by Mr.. c. Z. Chase, has stcnm
machine for renovaling feather beds.
The feathers arc placed in cylinder mud
subjected to a steam process by which
they are thoroughly clcanscd and ven.
tilatcd. Lovers Of tho downy cou"h
will make note Of this. Mr.. II. will
not remain more than day or two, un.
less lie meets with much work. In the
upper part Of the State where tho work
has been thoroughly tested, tho people
are highly pleased with the process.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

The cotton worm has appeared in Mis-.
siSsin,,i
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

Wc had tho pleasure yesterday oi
meeting with a Columbia fricnd--Mr.
Press. Brown, who is making business
tour Of the State, one Of tho items Of
which business is to advance tho claims
Of tho "Colton Plant Cook Stove" which
is, hy tho wny, Uho "Cotton PMnt')
quite n pet with those ladies who do
their own cooking, Mr.. b. is with Mr..
Asher Palmer, Of Columbia, agent for
he sals Of the Cotton Plant in ono half
.he Stale Of s. C..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

SALES or RgAL EsrArE. .--Wo learn
that Capt. John Williams has disposed
Of his tine plantation and growing crop
to Mr.. Smith Livingston for $1,000, and
that Mr.. Thos. Paysinger has sold the
Smiths place to Mr.. Wallace Clino for
$1,000, also his interest in tho Glenn
place, and purchased Mr. Wm. Mayes'
interest in the Moorman place. Capt.
Webb has purchased that commodious
brick store on Main ST., at present oc.
cupicd by Mcssrs. Gary & Duncan.-
We Icarn thero arc other sales and
changes on the tapiS.
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adapted. 1t can to be removed II 1t wants,
out Its not renl mobile lnlchine." 80.
Now dear reader, you must DO favorably
impressed with this grea, idea. anl if we
can only bring It to successful omple,ion,
the Captain aud will become famous rs
mon. and stand q chaaee for seats In tho
next decent legislature, after Scott Is no
morn aud the carpst>laggers very much lcSs.
The "eathor l. growing warmer now. after
oe'"g disagrccably cold for several days
past owing tho cold-either to tho eclipse
OF Saturday afternoon, or the fact that q
family is here unprovided with blankets.
Neerly all OF tho habitab!e t7) cabins arr
Inhabited, with clever. Sociable intabitants
We arc on Nswbsrry row. and It 10 pleas,
ant that Largo majority Of the company
here h'''' from Newherry, aud that the daily
fe>nn"n is Of such n homo character.
The Srat expected event, ,tre Tournament
and Costume bail arc .heiRg agi.ated IN prop.
er style. AMI no doub. thsre will DO u nus
merou' company assombed from far aud
near. The time. Il will 10 recoll. etcd, Is the
1t Of September. and ifa few moro from
Newherry help to ssell tho gaodly array
1t Will be all tho mertier.t
The trip up Of oar party, which wa. a
large and Peasant one. was much happic,
than that ws mais down, aud which wa,
described in previous letter. Auo,ht,
ropee afforded batter roads and cleverer peo,
pie. who feaaiei a, with fruit IN profusioh
ldsesoas peaeSs. appies and gtapes, ant
not q eev inv;tatEohs s 70 IiGhs. tsrsy awhi,s
and eat, ui,honf- lh6nry end wiihous pricS
There 10 certainly as much diR.ienee In peo,