The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-09

Rev E. r. Miles. 49,.
Look at and resd! Where, ~hat? Why
Mr. Fooss advertisement. It is exceedingly
interesting.
sA1E-Dar.-A larger number of citizens
We're in town on this occasion than We have
seen :o- several pre7io1, sale-days. Only
:he following sales OF land were effected, COO
acres ct 81 ,o55. and 40 acres et - 2,s7o. The
day passed of very quietly.
[ r. MARSHALL has completely turned
the heads Of tie young gaGnin, old cuTInud-
geors ard others, BY The discoveries made in
his specie prize banks. Crocket vows he
cot Ave dollars worth OF silver and gold out
OF f:ty ecu, investment. Lawrence thinks
Of employing another clerk 70 acco:Dnodate
the rush 9: the juvenile gentry.
Do not look upon tic wine when il is red,
is good: but St. Paul, who was gentleman
as well IS 4 scholar and liberal Christian.
said, ,ry "a little' tor iofirmiry, SC. The
great apostle happily qualified his remark;
and confined j. to legitimate causes. And
We advise the infrm and the stomach suf-
fe,iDg, 10 try Dr. Fant's 'Moutidello Sherry" !"
Good wine needs no bush" Verbum sat.
DELEGATES from Newbery Agricultural
Society. 20 S. C. Mechanical and Agrcultu>
raj Societv-Coi r. Moornan, Maj J. n
Baxter, J X. Schumpert, Maj. J. P. Kinard,
T F. Grcneker, Thos. Mooman, snd I. 5.
Boiness, Pres's
From immigration Sociev-R. L. Nc
Cau2hria, Silas Johnston, 3. D. Boyd, j.
E. Spesrnsn, and IT, Boino.s, Pses't.
To TIE LAp1Es.-Lsly visitors 10 the
Fair this week. are advised TO call at the
Iewc:-v establishment: 0. Mr. William Glaze.
!: they fail 70 60 anywhere else. Ills stock
IS superb and endless in variety, and VIC are
satisfied that q visit 20 his store will give them
decided pleasure. On secoad thought we
will not confac the advice TO ladies only, and
therefore sac TO the gentlemen, be sure to 80
here ESQ. Sec his card.
VISITORS TO TIE FAIR will 60 in fov see
;nS al. ;hc attractions or wc ere much mis-
taken and though il is not probable that one
Of the chief points Of attraction will be over
:vckc!, :e; there is no harm IN telling them
10 Lear in rn!a,. that the elegant glass FROM,
which leads scch attraction 20 the spacious
Iry goods house Of the Iess-S. kinard, is on
" small part Of the beauty and variety to
be seen within. Dont fail 10 go in and cx-
.rliac wha; IS there displayed. or YOU will re-
Sre;it.
Wool No7IcE.-The MeSsrS. r. S. < J.
~. Gpoigion, Of WOOL factory fame, hcg Us
10 inform planters and wool raisers that they
arc prepared to transport WOO! from Newber
- 20 theic factory and back again, by gons
which run weekly, tho Lsn,cus Railroad to
the contrary Notwithstanding. Al packages
properly marked, therefore. which are left at
the New5ery depot, will be taken BY them
and returned worked up TO order, in the most
satisfactory ST. le and with the almost prompt
ness and dispatch. The energy of these gen.
tleIne7 and the grea. accommodation shown
IL this arrangement for meeting the wants Of
heir patrons is mach to be commended, and
will make them even more popular than
ever.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION The following Is
he result of the election for municipal OFF,
ce-s, "t:ch csme of on tuesday last:
WHITE TICKET.
For Iu.endaut-T. N. Paysingcr, 22j.
For U'ardens-J. y. Martin, SEC; D. ".
Ward. 22i D. B. Wheeler, 225; ". 7. Tsr>
rarI, 2L3.
BLACK TICKET.
For Intendant-D z. Phifcr, 1872.
For Vardens-S. Montgomery, l2; Jack
Thompson, l22; Jas. Henderson. 123; Dan.
Noats, 122.
Scattering. 7.
Majority for fhos. N. Paysinger, l03.
Total vote whites, 205, blacks, l46-351
Dred Rutherford, COL. voted Jury pay
ticket for 81 70, instead of q ticket for the
white candidates, as was his intention. The
election wac very quiet.
FIRE.-A FIRE occurred in the Jail on Thurs
dly morning last shout 2 o'clock, q. N,
whicAwss thework Of Lewis Berry condemned
70 death for the murder of Mr. Dunwoody.
The tirSt alarm was made by the prisoners
n ~ ,irS x-I,n "a irQ
originated, and which aroused Mr. Paysin-
ger, The S;,e-if, who jumped from his bed.
and without dressing seized his pistols and
ran up stairs. Tuerc he found ell Of the COL
ored prisoners out il the passage, ready fo7
whatever chance might offer Of escaping, as
soon as the grated door was opened; either by
knocking the sheriff down or otherwise. He,
however, was not taken unawazes, and Or
derel them Immediately to get back into
their cells or he would shoot them. They
obeyed. Assistance was then had, and the
prisoners taken OUT and placed under guard
10 the most convenient place outside. The
passage was filed with smoke and Mr. P and
others proceeded to and found that the fire
was ia Bcrrys cell, and had been made On
the floor. So much heedway had the fire
nude that with the limited appliances at
hand, it WAS with grea: difficulty extinguish-
Ell. The cell was completely gu,ted. From
the confession Of Berry, the FIRE vas set by
himself, snd that had be had bucket of
waller 20 conuo! it, he could have escaped.
rhs. is, he only wished to burn hole thro'
tho floor sufficiently large to admit OF his get.
ting ont. Failing in this, however, and
the fire getting beyond his control, he as
well as all the others were forced 70 call out
for help, lest they should have been sufocs>
led or burned 70 death. As to the prisoners
being out Of their cells, it is accounted for
thai one Of the number the evening pre-.
vinuc 81 fsed;no t;oe elinnad out unoh-