The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-08
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The GufnnS Again.

IN .. 81 ~ ;YiEsE 81
Wo extract the following from /, y
IcCter received from an cstcomed
| cit'zcn OF Cokcshury: ~. u ~t.
"Tho law is ignored, aud ych.&
Sc"nce appealed to by those claim
, ing to bc law makers for Abho.
vile. On last Monday, whom tho
train arrived ut Hodges from Ab.
hcrille, Mr.. Penn GulIin, recently
elected to the Legislature, got out
o' tho cnrs accompanied by IL com.
rany Ut armed negroes and essay. =
"d ~ speech somewhat to this Of. d
1rct Il stand upon the soil wbcro =.
the lion. b. T.. Randolph pourod
out his lilrs blood and wo inland,
!" nave revenge for il. Tho first
Republican killed in this county
every leading Democrat shall bo
Killed and their houses burned
down over thcm.' This was mn.
parent|y addressed to somo dozen
wh,to men who were stundin,
near, Here, Mr.. Edit ~, is an ap.
peat to the passions Of tho igno. a,
rant colorod people TO set asid,
law, and take matters into their
own h"nds. This is the counscl Of .
so called law maker. viii bo
be sustained hy those tn authority
The co|orcd people as u class ore
m'srcrrcscnted by This fellow, for
they nre really better citizens than
nc, ana he certainly docs not pro.
tend TO represent the whito poo
pie. IT seems to bo II bid for tho
votes OF tho colorctl pcoplo ut tho n
next election, but from ALT l cnn
learn ho will fail to re any 70. ,.
spcctnble people Of that cass to.
sustain him. Tho other Mr.. Guf.
fin who claims the seat of Senator
10 which he was not elected, scaled
h!s devotion to the fair scx bv
ktsslhg two OF thom on tho p}at-
form just before tho train left: y
This, however, is Il matter of taste, (.
and am unable to say which wns
most acgrndcd by it., or which WINS
most honorcd." Press and Banner. .
SALE or THE TIMES NEWSPAPER.
-Tho San Francisco Times cstab-
hshmenL has been sold to tho BRO
| prctorS OF tho Alta Culiiornin.
| No do not know tho exact nmoi,nt
paid, hut it is understood rs hi
somewhere from $4,000 to S2b.
600. Tho Times has boon nub.
lishcd nearly threo years, and du.
ring that period it has run behind
from sl75,000 TO 100000. 1t il
believed tho Times was losing from
$1,000 to $4,000 per month at tho.
time Of its salo to MacCrcIlish &
| Go. '0,' ~,
Under the management Of ~ 10
Eunn, tho Times has been publish
ed IN tho interest Of tho pcoplo.
and rs rule has bcen uncxcep. VI
tionablo in character; and wo
doubt not with II larger population
on this coast it would have been, n
complete success. Without thn
Times, we have had as lar,,e q
number OF Journals in San Fran.
cisco rs the people could support.
and the propriclors, having been
convinced Of this fact, havo wiso-
y merged it into another cstab-
lishmcnt.- BuNctin. ',"'0
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TEA IN NoRriI CAKoirNA.- A.-Ali>s Haiti,
ii. Pcnrcr, ni Cum Branch. Onslow
County, \. C., writes 10 tho journal or
Commerce ns follows: =
have been inInr,ncl by old persons
That tea has been grown in North Curo.
I'M" for thirty years We are now only
III want ot Il Chinanan's KNOWLEDGE FIR
curing It. The tea here is very troliHc
~ growth. II requires but one sowinv.
l}road.a>t; afterwards it Sows itself -.
Spro"lihg IN early spring. tho first crop
yields five picksngS In July i,s seeds
Inaturci tall mud sirout, auI at this dnto
those sprouts are blooming and seeding.
yielding their crop, making Xix crops n
year. II grows from three to live feet
high, being the most hardy plant ever
saw. II l!oniiSl,rs IN sunshine md
shade, without cultivation, in mnrl. cloy
and rocky soil IN the soil about Nav
York it would yield, suppose, two
crops: The switches being 50 tough.
would make paper or rope. The snm.
pie which send you is the growth Of
this year. The tea will witt vua our
heavy November frost, l,mving stalks all
winter. This is The BoI,ea or JIack tea. ..
Tho first pickingS arc tho green tca.--
(Scc, encyclopedia Of Grog'npIIy. Nv
Hugh Murray, vol. >, page lUG.) have
several bags Of ten simply dried in tho
sun. seed and tea for sale. Largo sizo
'himblc(nlI Of seeds will sell for ono
dollar. This will sulco for ono acre,
which will yic!l | 900 pounds Of tea.
.
\ lady in Belfast, Ireland, after
questioning the child Of Il charity
school about what the wife Of king
and the wife Of an emperor wcrc called,
asked what is the wife Of d duke
called " ~ drake ? exclaimed soy,
cral voices.
j., .w.t.. |.a a.,
To do tho thing properly in New
York, at wedding, the bride must
have eight bridesmaids, and hundred
dollar poodlo, besides the one she mar.