The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

t Susan Eppes, convicted Of murder In thf
=. county, and sentenced to be hung, has hat
:. hor se,itenca commutcd by THO Governor i
: iWprtsonment for life; ,sg -: <
: MIS- 'Tist viii please icrept onrt thank,
for q! dish Of largc, ripe, delicious straw,
bcrrtea, scot to us. .laats Saturday yE,lThey
were tho nfst'that we; havo soon THU
, season.
.CoRREcrloN.- Through inadvertoncs
the name Of Hon. Robert Monrman np'
! penred IN our last issue M tho presi
i. dent elect pf TheNcwberry, Sorgho Suga,
Manufacturing Company. i should have
been Tboipas,S s. Moorman. lEsa.f, Il. >::t,
To Messrs. Wnlkcr, Evans & Cogs.
well, ot Charleston, are We indebted for
full specimens of letter; and bill bend
paper, cards, etc. Tho articles as well
as the prices are quito satisfactory. This
liru, has tho lnrgcst printing, stationery
md blink book establishment South of
Baltimore. ...'... ',..., ,...
In tho forenoon Of iast Sabbath, Rows
61cssrs Furtnan and Micklc, OF the Baptist
and Presbyterian Churchrs cxchnDgcd puts
pits. The services were highly intercs ting
and impressive both Churches. An in>
| III ISUIIui StuttcSy VI IIS
kiuh must evenuate In good. It 'cngenders
brothorly .frcling and develops deeper
unity Of sentiment.
Albeit tho advent of an auSpicious day for
| tho ludies to appear in their spring toilet,
was exceedingly slow and >veXatiUus, tho
| ladies, us If by common consent, cnnie out
| on Sunday last In all the elegance of the
Of the ladies Of Ncwberry. be It snld that
| their toilets were MAIDS with exceeding good
| taste md modeSty. There wus murkcd
| absence in all whom wo suw Of the ascutic or
cxtravugnnt in dress.
Wo arc gratilloI TO learn That quito n mum.
| her Of Mny festivals nre to come of In Vas
rions pnrts Of tile district. Right--a little
abandon Of business. study. etc , affords res
lief fiom the monotoDy Of thought und euro.
and dues Tho children. both great and small,
much gnud For IL family invitutiuu from d
frienu 10 participate In the plcnsantrio> ofu
gathering In Tho region OF Good Cheer. wo
say, many thanks. Wen ivy to be there.
Episcopal services " i'll he held in the
Lutheran Church ID. W on Sunlny
next at l0A aud 4sp'clock, by the Rev'd
Paul Trnricr, ID. d.. late of tic Spartan.
burg Theological Seminary. The Church
having been kindly loaned for this pur-
pose, the Lutheran congregation aud the
public generally arc respectfully invited
10 attend. .,...,. ......
On the Sabbath following, the Rev.
Mr.. Walker, or Edgefed, accompanied
ny the Right Rev. Bishop Davis, Of this
Diocese, arc expected to hold divine scr.
vice in the above Church.
The Rev. WmITEFooRD SMITH, ID. d.,
is out visiting few Of the Methodist
Churches, in behalf of Wufford College.
This institution having lost a handsome
cndow mont by the war, is now depcn.
dent on the tuition aud the libcrality Of
friends. ..'.'. '.'
a nnmber Of young men arc being
educated gratnitousl, some Of them
are preparing for tho Ministry. The
| CulIegu mnst have funds in order To
continue this good work.
DR.. s.. preached in the Methodist
Chnrehi Sunday morning nf Inst work.
| The Doctor has k,sl nnnr nf the fire
aud genius Of his moro youthful days,
but still preserves thnSe genial, Catholic
sentiments and rich, si'vu;y voice, that
rendered him so popular in days Of yore,
and which conbincd with his wrlI stored,
highly-fortified mind. grace Of dirtion
and sweetness Of ex2ressinn, enables
him to delight an audience by feast Of
| logic presented through ,r,sr sentences,
intcrlnccd with thnt suft, n,c'nAlous ut.
terance which only Biblo language is
susceptible of.
FROM THE WASTE BAsKET.-The follow.
ing is very moderate specimen Of some
Of tho correspondence with which
newspaper is afflicted.
November Goth 1868.
Notis to all lndis who wishes to mary
| If you will take tho advice of one who
wishes the welfair. Of all tho iadis Of
America. Bee shore and mary some one
y"n air purSonal acquainted with to avoid
maiing some othor latlis huSban for it is
getting to bo very common for men to
leave their wives and seek for another,
two Jentlcmcn has not long since left
three wives without any excuse aud one
wrote to his wife thnt no was not coming
back my more and Sayd she could get
some one else and hc Intended 20 do Tie
same the mems names as fowlowS one is
named james X. Iarvy mud The other
g'es by the name OF Chrrlts lIrlet james
X. IInrvy is n,nn Of fair Complexion
light Hair Sandy Whiscars Blue eyes 6
feet inches and 12 high hy nrcupalion
carpentnrc left homo in juno left a
wife and 3 children with bite 10 eat in
russia County Charles llclet was man
OF Eai.' Cnmplcclion hnir rather dark with
sandy whi>krrs and blue eyes 9 feet ann
4 Of ar inch high nccupnlion carpen.
ter Could pn, his hands on his breSt and
it would give way and sink in and tride
t" Pass himself for a free n'niSon he lett
home some o m"nti's ag" and left n wife
without any Children in Marion County
Both in tho state Of Kentucky if my
person wants propf Of this fact will so
write t. the above stated Countys 7
think snch men ought to Bee put in the
Public News james X. Hnrvy hi% Bin
B"rin aud Blasting wellcs this somcr in
Marion County, Yonrs Respectfully.
At first glance we scarcely deemed it
necessary to add word Of advice to the
nbovo caution, but when we contemplate
the accomplishments Of these lady kill.
crs, our fear gets tho better Of us; JAS.