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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09

CRcUs.-The show bills OF John Robinson
circus and magnagerie have been posted in this
city, and the advertisement of the time the
company will show here will appear in the
Gazette in day or two.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09

Pic Nrc.-A pic mic was held at Manassas
to day, the proceeds Of which are to be ap
propratel to the erection OF handsome
school house at that place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09
.1n,,11Nn SPICES.

DICKLING SPICES. i
Pepper white and bsck-whole; Mustard
Seed white aud black co,snter S %- wsrfs-
Cinnamon CAYENNE Pepper, Long Pepper
Nutmess and Celery Seed. For sale At the
lowest prices by u,,-,np
sug2i BROOhEo y Ia L''A''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09
The Coal Mining Disaster.

New YORK, Sent. "a careful estimate of
the number OF persons in the Avondale mine
has been made, and it is not thought there
were oyer $50 at tho outside. instead OF Two
hundred as first reported. At last accounts
ninety bodies had been recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09
Relief for the AvondaIe Sufferers.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-The Stock Board
has voted 81 900 for the relief of the Avondale
sufferers, and the Commercial Exchange will
give a much more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09
ELECTION NOTICES.

%ts- Nh. EDITOR In Juno last, before the
Conservative strength OF this county had been
fairly tested, Mr. REUBEN JOHNSTON and
| were honored as the legislative standard bear
ers of what, in this county, was then considered
hopeless cause.
By voting of doubtful right IN the 4th and
9Th districts we were defeated, and the oppo-
sing candidates were dsclared TO DO elected;
Since then ono of the successful candidates
has passed away, and an election, u I'LL the
vacancy, has been ordered.
To- lay the Conservative party is stronger IN
this county than it WAS on July 9Th, and as
there is some chance Of cleciing our candidate
this time, would it no. DO right, would 1t not
be liberal to give our support to Mr.. Johnston
who led the van when no star of hope CLEANED
ahead, but defeat, ''psr jts 0H' 4.teT. stared
Us in tho face.
Be kind enough, sir, to make known to my
fellow citizens that Am not u candidate Tor
the Legislature, because my elder yoke fellow
Is eligible, and because my profess !onAl inter-
ests command me TO remain ut homo.
Very respectfully,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09

been brought forward rs candidates for the
House of Delegates, and rs it is important that
there should be unity of action, it is hoped that
the Conservative County Committee, whose
functions have not entirely ceased, will call q
convention, that II candidate may be selected
sep 9-lt CITIZENS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09

egCol. CHARLES L. STUART will be- All
Independent candidate for tho House of Dole
gates from this county, to I'LL tho vacancy. "c-
casioned by the death Of Mr.. james I. Close.
sep Ste
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09

NOR SALE OK RENT
Il The valuable TRACT OF LAND, called
CHAMPION" in tho county of Alexandria,
Va, on the Lees burg Turnpike, about ) miles
from Alexandria and 3 from Washington, con
tanning about 900 acres OF land. There Is M
excellent two-story DWELLING HOUSE and
necessary out fnildin%3 on the property. 1t Is
well supplied with water; is healthy and IN
most desirable neighborhood. Possession CIV
en- on the eth of October next. For terms, &c,
apply to FRANCl H. SM Ill,
sep 9--2awti AieXandria, va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09

GS- FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr., will be sup
ported for the House OF Delegates by
sep tie MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09
Gold.

Nrv Y .sv. September o.-Gold to-day lS4a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09

Ea- REUBEN JOHNSTON will be voted
for rs the Conservative candidate for tho Logis-
ature of Virginia. in place OF 1T Close Iced
sep 3-to MERCHA MIS-.
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H0ons 81 sTATIONERY

GREATLY TO BE PRAISED.
Thenow IN DiA RUBBER PEN, combinin 6
the qualities of he Gold. Steel and Quill Pens,
Just received and for sale at
FRENCHS
BOOK and PERIODICAL DEPOT,
No. So King street.
Each Pen warranted. Price $3.50.
WALTER OGILBY, vol, By the authorizes
of "Wau Bum" s..
KOMGSMARK, the Legends Of the Hounds,
and other poems, Ivy George II. Boxer; Sl.0V,
New Books daily.
sep U. h. fhENCh.
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DRY GOODS.
r [ & ON :

y 1869,
Blooms,
MILLINERY X STRAW GOODS
A h NJ STRON TOR & co.
237 s. $50 Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
importers and Jobbers of Bonnol and Trimmins
Ribbons, Velvet and Sash Ribbons, Bonne.
Silks, Satins and Nelyets, Illusions. Blonds,
Laces, Ruches Nets and Grapes, French Flow
ers and Feathers, Straw Bonnc.s and Ladies
Hats, trimmed ana untrimmni, silk Velvet
and Felt Bonnets and Hats, Sundowns and
Shaker Hoods.
The largest stock Of Millinery Goods in this
country, and unequalled in choice variety,
which we offer 81 prices that Will dciy c"mre
| tition. Orders solicited
Baltimore, sep Sim
A UTUMN AND WINTER SUPPLIES
MEDIUM ME- FINE AND 3 F1RsrcLAss DRY
GOODS, DAILY OPENING,
20 Our whole scale of prices arranged to
meet the requirements of purchasers with mod
crate incomes
Nasr Strangers and sojourner3 will inspect on?
stock a. their pleasure.
ns-Ono Price Only, marked in plain fguTes.
PERRY Il BRO,
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth St,
Washington, ID. G..
Established in 1910. '-sG
rs Carpets, Mattings. Curtains, On Cio:hsi
Rugs, &c, upper floors. sep 3-eo5t.l
NALL CASSIMERES AND CLOTHS.
Will open tomorrow. September 2nd, our
FIRST in.tsiment of CLOTHS l. CASSIMERES
for Fall suits Our very large increase in So cs
of suits in the past season, we think, justly US
in saying that we can furnish suits in as good
style and as cheap as they can be hal any
where.
sepl-lm WILMER & SLAYMAKER.
lid GLOVES!
IA KID CLOVES
KID GLOVESl
Received this morning 70 dozen LADIES
KID GLOVFS-all numbers and coors
aug 81 WITMER & SLAYMAkER.
BARGAINS IN OIL CLOTH
We have on hand lot Of superior two yards
wide FLOOR Oil CLOTH, which we are of
fering cheap. Also, small pieces at reduced
prices ROBT. l.. WOOD,
au % No. 81 cor King and Fairfax ST..
ACE SHAWLS AND PARASOLS.
We have very few nice LACE SHAWLS,
pure Llama. Also, sOmo beautiful FAKE A
SOILS, which wo will sell at great Bargains to
close out. Il. L.. WOOD,
au % No So cor. King and Fairfax SIS.
BARGAINS IN STRAW MATTINGS
We have on hand a small supply Of RED
and WHITE STRAW MATING, which we
are offering at reduced prices TO close out;
ROBT. l.. WOOD,
AL % No G2 cor. King and Fairfax St.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09

sNEED! FEED!
FEED
JAS. L. Henderson,,
wholesale and hetail FEED DEALEk,
No. 81 Cameron street,
Theatre Building, Alexandra, va.
Has on hand
y tons prime Upland Timothy Hay.
ID tons prime Glover Hay.
10 tons prime Balcd straw.
5JJ bushels Oats.
100 bushels prime White Corn
tons Rye Chop.
2CU bushels White Middlings.
200 bushels Brown Middling'
30 bushels Brown Stuff
S,O bushels Wheat Bran.
40 bushels Ship Stui.
zoo bushels Corn Bran.
and offers for sale at the lowest market price. -
The highest cash price pail Cor Hay and STRAW
sep ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09

Having nut in operation one Of tho
FRANKLIN BRICK MACH les
in connection with their hard made brick, are
now prepared to furnish at 10 per cent cash less
than any other works in the United States
BRICKS of the finest quality and most supe-
lnr make.
Builders and others wishing BRICKS would
10 well To call and examine i"" themselves be-
'Orc purchasing elsewhere.
All orders entrusted TO our care will receive
nrolnpt attention. sep TT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09

JAMES Ii. DEVAUGHN,
Nc. l3o, King street.
AlcXanGrin, Va.
Manufactures and Dealer in
FURNITURE,
Looking Glasses
Hair, Cotton Top and Husk
Mattresses,
kent constantly on hand and mad to order I'll
raaeOna bla prices ep ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-09

The creditors Of the firm Of PURCELL y
HOY arc notified 10 present their claims III
once, properly authenticated TO me FOR settle
moni, and the debtors of the firm will please
come forward and pay their bills Immediately
as further indulgence cannot be allowed
Bv doing so they will consult their own
interests, n. we'll as materially assist the menu
~ BF. PRICE, Trustee.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
Washington News,

WAsnINaToS. May 1.-Gcncral Dent
had intimntcd to General Leo that Pres
ident Grant desired visit from Inn.
Whereupon General Lee, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Taggart, Of Baltimore,
visited him this morning. In this con.
neclion, correspondent Of the New
York Herald says:
A gentleman who Processes to know
the facts connected with the projected
visit. states that General Lee who is w
IN Baltimore, where he has been staying
for week past, will come to this city
tomorrow or next day, and will be the
guest Of Montgomery Blair. 1t is stated
that tho General will visit tho Executive
mansion during his stay here, and will
hnve one or more interviews with the
President, who hns requested General
Lee to call upon him. 1t is in.imated
that the object Of the interview sought
for by tho President is to obtain from
from General Leo his opinion of the work.
ing Of tho reconstruction laws in the
State Of Virginia. and of the present
temper Of tho leading citizens of the
South. What other matters arc to bc
touched upon by two principal military
chciftains Is not defiuitely known, but
from all that has leaked out concerning
tho proposed conference, 1t Is lair to infer
TINT it will be Of more than ordinary
significance. 's
General Lee IN stopping In George.
town, and keeps aloof from public
observation. His visit TO- tho White
House, this morning, was the occasion OF
much interest No other inter views
were had with tho President, by any ont,
after General Lee retired. -, 4"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
State Medical Association,

, A meeting Of the State Medical Asso.
eiali"n will hc held im Charleston. o,,
the Goth inst, with view tp It's rcor.
ganiza.i"n aud rcrmuncn, establishment.
Tho Committee respectfully issues tho
following circular .... ... ...
4. CHARLESTON, s. G., April 10, 1860.
DEAR Six = The undersigned commit.
tee of The Medical Sncicty Of South Car.
olinn, in cont;'rmity with rcxolution nf
TINT body. md at the solicitation of rev.
Ssral County Societies. lnoking To the re-.
organization Of the Stnte Mctical Asso
cia'i"n. nnh ut the special request If Dr.
John Douglass. Of Chester, the surviving
vice president nf tho nsSociation, would
earnestly nrgc you TO attend n meeting
Of the medical men Of the State, to hc
hs'! in this city on the 2Olh lay Of
May coming, in order to effect that or.
ganization so essential to the usefulness
and well being Of the profession.
BE pleased to notify tho committee at
your earliest convenience of the probu.
billy Of your attending the meeting.
1D-, Respectfully,
j. SoMrRs Buisr. N. d.
WM. &. ElontnEck, Co,nmittco
WV. II. BAILEY.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

THE COLUMBIA HOTEL rhe new hotel
Is now oil the r"gc, and 1t certainly dc.crv. q
al the praise and attention given to Il. Be.
fore Its opening it's gcntlcmanIy Subcrin>
t"ndent. Dir. Robert Hamilton, took III uIl
over and through It. aud we must sny that
~ H!i' ITS arrangements aud appointments. IN
comfort aud elegance. It will afford tho
traveller oil tho satisfaction TINT the most
fasin! nccd desire. Its central location.
and attractive entrance makes 1t on orna!
ment 70 Columbia, md is not Tho lenst of It's
f"n'Urcs Since its opening. on .ucsduy tho
Q7Ih, II has been filed with visitors Its
pioprtctors' Messrs. German and Butlenhop,
have an experience In their business, and IA
reputation which will ensure tho Columbia
n success, while Mr.. Hamilton who is well
known IN this peculiar linc is host In him
self, r...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

SasSvlaisl cDf peo1plo Is f; S1ild US moTa
material 'rg' prosperity. The Convention,
"as COMPOSED Of. delegates from nearly
evorysSeubtyyio tho State, and of mon
9! q enlarged ahd:li1eral ideas, and. lpractj.
'cally;' alive 70 the; present necessltfss,
n Much blo.inUtmation was etisitcd;
and soa,o interesting discussion eyyoked,;
but ftwas Intended At this time ..t6 ;do;
:ho more than organize permanent: !: so.
ciety and officers for future action: TRs
appointment of Con. J. Johnston Hal.
good ~ president, is good one. Ills
modest" bearing and practical sAsyoftb
wore highly appreciated, and. as ia, seon
by the proceedings, a. RESOLUTION Z. Of
than 'ss was unanimously adopted ot the
conclusion Of tho meeting for. his. kind.
courteous and totllcicpE discharge ! Of
duty. .'.....
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e ':sNEWBERRY, s'S.% s. G. '.'z
Wednesday Morning, HAY 8, 1860.

The Stockholders of tho Grcenvillo and
Columbia Ruiirond Company, hold their
annual meeting Thursday last, at Nicker>
sons Columbia. with DR.. La Borie in tho
Chair, aud G. v. Cnrrlngton, ESQ Score.
tary. rho representation Of stock wac
creator than at any previous meeting. Tho
President nnd Superintendent reports were
read and unanimously adopted. II. p.
ltnmmctt, Esq, was rc>clectcd President,
and Mcssrs. G. W. Montgomery and +. A.
Cohnor, added to tito Board Of Directors.
Those Jc>clcctcd orc Mcssrs. Farmer, Mars
thall, Reed. Orr, McBcc. Perry, Brown.
Courtney, Fair aud Chlds.
Resolutions complimcnting tho President
aud Superintendent were passed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

NEARLY SIX HUNDRED PAGES OF CnoicE
READING FOR FIFTY CENTS 1T will hc
Fcen by IN advertisement IN this number Of
our pnpcr, under tho hoad Of "OFrsR Ex.
TKAoRD1NARY,' that, in order to mike tho
people better acquainted with their new mng~
azine, "oncc month" tho publishers. r.
3. arthur Sons, Of Philadelphia. will send
tho first Nix mouths numbers for 1869 Of
that rarely excellent and beautiful pcriodi
CAL containing $40 pngcs Of tho choicest
rrHding, for SO cents. Take our advice, md
tend the so cents; you will find it Il flrst>
class Investment.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
DtStrict Court Of the United STATES

DtStf'ct Court Of the United States
For The District Of South Carolina. IN ,ho
matter or Martin ChnHn, individuality md
rnpt. '"hH>
=, By whom Petition for Adindicotion of
DDlnkrnptcy. waa filed on the 10Th duv of
December, a b 1868 IN said Court. ' ol
This is to give notice, that on the 2s,h div
OF April, \ 1860, Wnrrnnt in n,mb' ,
'!np'cv was Issued ngainAt tho cstnte Of: Ma,,
I'm Chaiin. of tho District of Lexjuctnn'
,'na!, nma State Of South Carolina, Who '' hns
neen Bs,r iadju1ged a Bankrupt on bia owns sns
aSa nSdt'on; that the payment, of any debts
an lug 70 70 SAID Bankropt, 10 him or for his ,,ss
ena t,e transfer Of any properly by him aSe, arS
iorndden!by. Law :tthat a meetIno ,'' nf thc n,o
aebta. and TO choose one or moro ics As,innaa ume
o. n,sh estate, will no hold at n Consst sees es
Z s,@W9khrnptoy ~ to BE- holden at Newbcrrw q q
HV 1o,i hefofe G. G. Jaeger, Registrar, ~ ~ II
H. A." q. uay o,yfay or May AID 1870, az ia O'clock % e
p. . y s. Marshall as Mcssena,cr
jniaTA 4 ta aaa'FFR' Dspt Mesm %o So', - 4
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
':SS!s!31.Nr.SsEs.
Infamous
Infamous, }2.&
MARRIED LIFE IN INDIANA.-TnE WRoNos
OF TIE DIyoRcE Law. 1S.p}s>sss.

| INFAMOUS, ..> E% }@f
MARRIED LIFE IN INDIANA--TnE WRoNos
OF TIE DIvoReE Law. sf2c ~,
On last Tuesday, Mrs. a 1854: French,
Of Lagrnpgy, left tho room Other sick
husband to go on an.efrand to lie holiso
of a neighbor, across the stroot. While
there, some one p dsked her IF she had
heard Of a rumor that she was divorced
from her husband. 81 She replied Ho, and;
In a laughing way, was making soti,e re.
mark about the absurd stories people
toll, when a person entering handed her
a note from an attorney, informing her
that the rumor was true. Her husband
had made an application2in tho Circuit
Court Of Elkhart County, where tho
parties Ind nevor lived at all :; the Shcr..
lit Ind served tho process SO informally,
TINT she never received it; the applica-
tion hnd been granted on the 10Th Of
March her husbnnd had brought tho
decree home with him, and lived with
her more than q week before she found
i cut, during which time she had boon
"ttSntiively; nursing him through "a fit of
sickness. ~ '1.''" .si'''N 7''.>
Mrs. French was ALMOST killed BY tho
totally unexpected Intelligence. She
had been married IL her husband TWEEN
ty.onc years they Ind two children
ncarly grown, aud 50 Ear ms il ~ known,
tho family laS always lived in pence and
unity. The husband is worth. $4,000.
but the wife did not receive ono cent Of
alimony, although portion Of tho prop.
crty waSslnhcrited Ey her. lt,s one of
the most infamous cases wc have ever
heard Of, and rs the decree was granted
in n country whero the parties never re.
sided. considerable amount of perjury
must have heen committed. Tho matter
should have legal investigation, for 1t
certainly cnps tho climax on any thing
We have ever known in the way of In.
diana divorces.-Indiana Sentinel Of
the 9th. 81
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

=. TERRIBLE FAMINE IN THE Mourn OF
EUROPE. --Ad, Ices iy mnil nom The
c"n'',rsrs on tie I'nltic Sen tell Of ter.
'ihlo aud widely extended tn,nfno how
existing there. y letter says that tho
distress is Understandable. From tho 23d
of May to the 18th "f August, Inst year,
2" rain fell, nnd the sumpcr crops were
scorched. Bread can now hc scarcely
got, even ut the most cxorhitant prices.
and. NJ the roads are impossible by
lcnson Of the ext nordrary wet weather,
no help from abroad can renrh The peoplc.
The dvbilimt, d condition OF tho popnla.
tiqn &an'l their herding together ~ the
l!oyger Villages, in the hope Of getting
fo"a md shelter, his cngendcred disease,
Which Is mnkiGg fearful ravnges. r'"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
COMMERCIAL.

HEwBENRY, May 4.-Cotton easy at from 25
to 25l.
NEW York. Nav 81 =. M.-Cotton steady Mt
28ii anirs 3 6''0 halea Flour little more active,
at noon's advance Corn 2 n Be-. beiter--new
mixed Western SSl: Gold after great excite>
men, , nnm ACTIVITY; close! Mt 36B.
frm-middling 28y; receipts 81.
o,s setnAnLEeTor; May 9.-Cotton stcndy; sales
325 ha'cs-mddlinps 2T1; receipta 1856
LivEuPoot. &iay 3 -Evemiug Cotton caster
--uplands 11I; Orleans 12I.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
Exchanges.

BUnKE's WEEKLY for bows nnd eIrls
published ut Athens. Ga, by j. W. Burke e.
Co., NJ 50 per nun,m. -
'HE SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR, published
q, a. Macon, Gu. by Vim. aud w. l.. Jones.
rim CAROLINA FARMER. published At
wilmington. N. c., by W. II Bcrnard, at
%.
. 1GE rR1HTER's Circular, , rccord y,
tyrnprnph, -R. s Mcrnmin, Editor nnI
luhl''hc'' hth dolphin, 81 in ntivancc. 49,
The nlmIvc are received for tho cu ran.
month, and nrc full Of Interest
DIE MnDENwmLr. IN Illustrated mop,>
zine iNr 'shious md Fancy Work. s.
InHl"r: importer. publisher. $40 Canal street
New York Terms, 50 per year.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
New Advertisements.

II. Stcwart-Nails, Cotton Yarn, Saddles, Bri.
d 'es, llnrncss-besides Prints. Lnwns.
Il. Moorman & Cn.-(orn and Peaa.
j. II. & NJ l.. d-Columbia-Dry Goods
Pratt & Fant-Snda Water
Carwilc g. Wagons, wagons
X. G. Shiver-ColumDia-l cents patterns, q
fine opening,
German & i3adenhop--Columbia Hotel.
Citizen aying'R Bunk
ID. Bieman-Wnlhnla Hotel.
j. 7. Ietersm-CHntiols
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

:, Senator Sawyer has placed MS under Oh.
legations for a copy Of tho Report Of the Snc>
cnl Commissioner Of the Revenue for 1868
1t Is compact volume OF la2 pp.. nnd con
ihins yrry valuable Tables. and much inn
rurMnt matter fuT the general reader.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

tpoREp skirts, says lfarpers' Bazaar,
ere being worn smaller, bnt They arc not
hkely 20 disappear on The contrary,
ne Indications, ~ ,are TINT they will incrcnse
y, s,zc 9s tt,e scason advances. III Par.
y, tbeyar hiready worn larger. THEY
afe fap co1if,rtaAlan witiial so health.
%; that ,ln4tes ,will.Rot readily abandon
them fqrl the. mfltjG.rions skirts, Of old /;
ard, they will probably be a permanent
p|hir!l Of the wardrobe for all time to come.
10 ;5sSsasyingi Shape Or size, but npser en-.
tiIely abandoned. Z (st0 2, ~.
<sip e.-4- 3t05;
SS# a (riondy s'iite.A Quhker's drssE !,5.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

Tbero Is to be baby chow shortly in
Gcorgia. If Georgia Gun boat Nowbo.ry. 8.
C., NO want to hear fioln It. A liltlo fel>
low visited these parts last week. Weighing
hftccn aud half pounds. We drink n
bumper to the little bOuncerl
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
G 0 i ] N B IA il OF 81,
COLUMBIA, S. O.

VIE PROPRIETORS take pleasure In ar>
Il. nn''nring thar This elegantly furpiahcd
Establishment is no" open for the accom.
modhtl"n of guests. The snbIe viii alwaxs
ne s"hp!ied with every delicacy Of tho seas
Son-bDth from New York and Cbariestn;,
Markets. and no efforts will be spared to
give @ perfect satisfaction, In every respect, to
unr rl'rnq. w
II. H% i eoHMAHi SaShHiior, rnopa,rron..
May S 18 If
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

1t Is said that the proprictors Of the co,.
enrated Plantation Bit,crs rent no icss
tina nIno pews from the different dcnoui.
nations In New York City, for MI those Of
tnelr employees who will occupy them ref
u'ar'y, Tree of charge. This IL eertoinIy
Pr,a'seworthy, and it is 10 bo hoped ibn,
o,nera VINO employ large number Of neo ).
PIE. viii follow the example. Tho atoyc
eac.' accompanied with The belief that A
NV" mho would lonk so cloAcly after the
wo,s. v a." nm, aid Welfare Of their employees,
"omah not undertake, 20 impose npon thn
lnhle. has induced ns To i've the pI",,, Wv
uon Bittera a trial, and having fon,d % 'hs",
10 oe all that Is represented, Se eordial,~
Observer, July lst. r..",'' '''''''- :.
MAoNoLiA WATER--Superior to tha bo,.
ihporicd ,hIp or,c dernsn Cologne and sold at ba1f G
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

Tue pocket cornssheller, is quito the
thing. II Is very simple, and speedily ad>
justcd to accommodate any sized OR of
corn, md 80 easily worked, they say thnt a
child can shell from 4 to 6 bushels por
hour.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

rho current numbers Of Bu,kc's Weekly,
the Sonthern CuliIva:or, the Printers circl.
mr. the Land We Love md thu Nrw Eclcc
TIC, have arrived. They nrc frcghicd with
choice reading matter.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

Kind words do not cost much. They
never blister the tongue or lips and we
have never heard Of any mental trouble
arising therelrom. ... '... >
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

We have received from George Bruce's
on q Co.. New York Typo Founders, an
abrmgeu Specimen Book. 1t IL II charming
eptome OF tho bcuutics of the urt typo.
graphic.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

=. 60. shiyer Of the Same city, whose
mammoth dry goods House attract, 'univcr,
sal attention, makes All offer through our
columns, to which wo call tho readers at,
teptton. This Dry Goods house is ono of the
flnest and most extensive IN Columbia; a
visit to It viii afford tho livliest gra,lfiea>
tIOn. .