The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
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Z, We are gratlHed 10 perceive that Newbor>
ry fs to bave banking facilities. A branch
Of the. Citizens saylngs Bank. 10 to, DO es'
tabllshcd here. ! s~',&E'ss sEt@ e Z
Il, Mpoiman & Co, iave now. on hand q
large Isl of Greeiville Corn and Cow Peas.
two very desirable articles, and Of late, much
Sodght.for. Call and got a supply before II
fbe, too T1atet - ..
Z lMessra. J. H. 4 NJ. L. Kinard, Of Colum>
bia, arc offering beautiful assortment Of
Dry Goods, among which arc elegant dress>
patterns. with. every style Of trimming to
match. Their general stock Of goods is full, =,
complete and Of the most satisfactory char
acter. We advise visitors to gtvo them q
call.
80. shiyer Of the Same city, whose
mammoth dry goods house attracts 'univcr,
sal attention, makes an offor through our
columns, to which wo call tho readers at,
tentton. This Dry Goods house fB ono of the
finest and most extensive IN Columbia; a
visit to It viii afford tho livliest gra,lfiea>
tlon. =; 80.
SALE>DAY.-The number Of persons In
town ON Monday was rather below tho ay-
erage of former sale.duys, owing no doubt
to the greater necessity which keeps the
farmer at home md to work, and tho ab>
scnce Of any BUSINESS Of a public character
at tho Court House. There were no sales of
land.
'JUsF PROM ruR EotH A1N.-The Soda
Fountain of Drs. Pratt C Fant opened Its
mouth yesterday afternoon in FREQ flow to
weather was cool there was no lack Of ye
thirsty imbibists. Some few took trails
road spike" in theirs, to guard against nc.
cldont, others rainbow" &C. The foun>
tain Is now open for tho season, and the
sparkling cffervcsccnce will DO dispensed
daily until further notice.
ANOTHER PICTORIAL. TO Messrs. DnfTio
& Chapman, Booksellers. are we indebted
for copy Of the Third of the Series of Rcy>
nolds' new Readers. set of books which
have became justly popular. Prof. Reynolds
has In his third reader taken infinite pains TO
mako 1t both attractive and useful, and wo
arc happy TO say that his success is an.em.
inent one. ....
The book IS on sale at either tho Ncwbcr>
ry or Columbia sIorcs Of this cnterprisinR
book house.
CoLp WEATHER. The beautiful weather Of
the past month took the wings of the morn.
ing and flew quite away on Saturday last.
On Snndayi. was cool and unpIcnsan nt mixing
hrcs highly necessary to comfort, while on
Monday il was still colder. We understand
that there wns n slight Frost This vii! be
ii. great disadvantages to the young and ten.
der cotton. plant. We must have received
tho laat instalment Of March. We shall
nhw i5ok for April showers. as we arc about
a month behind hand.
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MucH 0Btiorn: We feel under many
obligations to Mr. Superintendent Meredith,
tor his Kindness j. getting us and family ont
nt tile ruin on last Friday morning, on the
OCCASION Of lhr trra. rush Of passengers
going up. from Columbia. We have not
see,i a.urh full .trnirs since the surrender,
md Notwithstanding all the awkward cir
:unls'HneeR ofrnnfnsi.n md crowd, there
Sas neither acci'irnt nor detention in time Of |
trivial, 40 well did he have things in hand.
lie is certainly the right man in the right
place. TN:lIis worthy hroth,r Mu II Mere
litlI who acted as conductor for our train,
se also express orr warm thanks for kind.
'cas and gentlemnnly attention.
A FELocIPEDE, we are authorized to on.
nonnrr, will be received at. Messrs. Barre
Sons store, sometime during this wcrk.
It has been ordered by the Captain for his I
own especial benefit, and he will exhibit to |
The wondering gaze as soon as he can &C.
qn're poise. We trust thnt Capt. Nc.
will he SUCCESSFUL, but wo shall not breathe
Pnsy as long as he is astraddlc of such a
brcak.neck, ugly contrivance. If he has a
sweetheart, VIC ndvise her to dssnade him
from such, rash attempt. If We had one,
IN vclocpede, not sweet-hear,,) we would
lead it around all day rather than trust to
mount, for having itnessed tho perform
ance of the chief riders Of Ch .rlcston and
Columbia, ride on it has TO attractions
whatever for us: IF Capt. Nc. Is willing 10
break limb. or at least show how ungrace.
'nl IL can mako him look, why let him try
it on.
Doors ARD SHOES We took pleasant
stroll Saturday through Mcssrs. Abrams,
Griffin & Hargrovo's establishment, and were
delighted with the display Of beautiful work
In calf, kid, goat, Morocco and English and
French lasiinge. Their present stock Is tho
largest, most handsome and pest finished
that has ever been on this market
There is great amount of understanding in
Messrs. A G.. g. HIS establishment. These
gentlemen not satisfied with supplying
shoes for tue feet. have boots on the bruin
and arc constnnt'yon the alcrt for some.
thing new and novel, and that will suit
tho latest tasto. We fried to remember tho
names Of the ladies shoes. they looked 10
pretty and stylish. but their name ia legion