The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-19

WRIenT 4 Corrock We take pleasure
Gin calling attention to the new Fall announce
nlcnt of Mcssrs. ". 4 C., clothing merchant
.af this town. They keep first rate assort
;lnent Of all goods in their line, and will dis
9rosc Of the same at reasonable prices Civ,
sthcm call.
We regret to learn the death last week o
5Col. ". J. Hoke, OF Columbia. Col. Fl. wa
IL native Of Lincolnton, n. c., but had resid
Jed in Columbia several years He bore
gallant part in the late war, and had the es
itccra and respect of all who knew Aim. Hi
.discasc was Of the heart. The deceased va
.about forty eight years of age.
CoMPLIMExTART.-W acknowledge witt
;plcaSure the receipt Of a complimentary
from B. V. Wrcnn, general passenger ant
ticket agent. Western s Atlantic Il. R., over
that road, and also for card of admission
ITO all the entertainments in the Park, during
;the great Fair to take place at Atlanta, com
,mencing on the 10Th. The latter from II j
sskimbalI, Esq.
CATALoGUE.-To Messrs J. F. Speck {
&C.,, publishers. are we indebted for a cop,
sof the catalogue Of the Maryland Institut
Exhibition, it being its twenty third exhibi
3tion. 1t is decidedly neat specimen of ty
geography. and a profitable work for the pub
Fishers, being filed with business cards. J
II. Speck Is IN old friend, and formerly o
columbia, and we are pleased 10 see this evi
Slcnce of his business success.
A REoU1sITE.-Some Of the best eoIogn
ssnow made can be found at the Drug Store o
iiD7. Pratt. This elegant perfume is put u
sby DR.. Graham, after most approved for
;1nuIa, and having tested its merits, we ar
J pleased to say thatit is very good. DR.. Ora
! ham is qnitc accomplished in the make q
Sof elegant perfumes. and is also q No.
9druSgist, having had large experience il
Sthe business. A good perfume IS an indis
spensabse requisite to the toilet.
AMBER DR1P.-The season for BuckIhea
;cskes is at hand. one of the "satisfyingcSt
I Of diones IL Is Saio, and taken in cDnnec.io,
3with good syrup, no dish is more delicious
jWe dom know who has the Buckwheat, a
2none has bcea advertised, but do know rba
9Mr L. R. Marshall has the syrup, and that
lis equally good for any and all other kinds o
;scakes. The way we know sbout it is this
sthis gentleman has sent us jpg. fu II to try
;;and we are very much obliged 70 him for III
same.
PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of q
Introduction to Mr.. Townsend, of Union
Sduring a brief visit to Newbcrry, last week
sMr Townsend is at presen. engaged in tn
,chargc Of the Male and Female Academy o
:thc former town, and his object in the visi
mentioned was TO confer with the Trustee
33of the Male Academy here, with a view to
location IN this town, and the establishn men
3of a permanent Institution for the education
sof our young men and boys. We sincerel,
strust that the Trustees and this accomplish,
gentleman and successful teacher may max
ssuch an arrangement as will ensure the com
smnnity good school at an early day.
The following are the voting places for thi
3Countv, public notice Of which should hav
abeen given several weeks ago. We lear
lthat the managers have said that the lis
5waS sent to US and that VIC refused its publ
cation unless paid for. This we pronounc
false. We would willingly have paid for tn
fist:
Ncvbcrry G.. II Managers 1St box-Z. 7.
iW hite, Mathew Grey, Dennis MOatcS Man
9aScr> 2i box--S. Montgomery, J. P. IIutsin
#. A. Thompson.
! Managers Frog Level Box-W. ". Davis
James DcWalt, Sampson Bridges.
Managers Maybinton Box-Isam Green
1~ood, J. u. Goudlock, Solomon Henderson
Managers at Moons Township-Nathanic
Peterson, Wesley Brown, Silas Neace.
managers at CromerS Township-D.
;phiter, Bolen Gregory, Nathan Rice.
Managers at Longshores-J. J. Darlington
jRicllard DeWalt, Meredith Stevens.
SATURDAY Pow WoW.-The report tina
Gov. Scott would show himself in Sowbcr.
ION Saturday last, brought together q lag
humber Of colorcd men, women ard chill
;dreu. who were anxious to see their Saviour
sand hear him speak. 1t was the last dodge
these people still believe, and 10 consequence
they came, but the grea: Ping man did not
in his stead came Dunbar, and Haguc, hi
'priVatc Secretary. Other radical lights len
:Iheir couutenanccs to the scene. The speak
ling was Of the worst character, and no. &c
Iatiyc 10 the present issue by any means
The worst passions Of the colored peopl,
,wcrc aroused and appealed to by illusions tt
the past. to slavery. &c. and Of course they
were kept in fomeut Of ogtation, and only
onc Of our Reform spcakers-Y. J. Pope
ESq.-was allowed to put in plea, and VT
regret to say that lie was not listened to will
the respect that should have been accorded
him. We care not to say much Of this dis,
graceful affair, so far as the radical speaking
~as concerned, except THAT it was though,
BY some here that Dunbar could hardly have
descended so low as he did; Of the others nc
hope was entertained.
The barbecue was an ugly affair, and re.
minded one more Of caunbal feast than
else. The meats were snatchcd
from thc pits, half cooked, and fought over,
and carried off in large pieces by the strong
est, to the dismay of those who could not
get their hands in, and who. of course, left
the ground hungry. Take it altogether, it