The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-02

announcement is made in This issue Of the
dissolution Of the partnership, SO long snd
favUraby known here as that Of MeSSrs Car
vile 4 Mclaughlin, the senior member Of
!! the firm having removed to North Carolina.
where we believe he intends making his
home. Mr. CarwiIc has our best wishes for
bis success in whatever field Of enterprise he
may cnsase, and we deeply regret the loss
Of so good citiz n and upright man.
The business will be conducted as usual, in
all It's various branches, by Mr.. Rpb't Nc
Caughrin, with whose qualifications the pub
lie arc well acquainted. Cordially we recon-
mend him As business man Of the first
class, AMI gen;cm IN above all repToach.
SOME MORE PoTAToEs.-We are extreme
~ obliged 10 Mrs Ma!hin, the mother Of
our good friend, Col. Robert Moorman,
for basket Of second crop Irish potatoes,
Of tie early rose variety. The farmer and
gardener will be obliged TO Mrs. W., who
gives us the Information gratis with the po
tatocs, that they are from planting in
August, aud the seed were taken from h,
srnalleS, Of the Spring crop or this year.
! The specimen Of this second crop now be.
! fore MS arc fine, large, bouncing fellows, as
! biz as reasonable sized fist, and as pink
and beautiful As peach blooms, and is proof
conclusive thattwo crops can be successful
| Is raised in one year. Nuke Il note Of this
farmers. Again VIC thank Mrs. w. for the
nice present, and for her energy and sue
cess as 4 potato Pian'iSt
| Rev. J J. X. This reverend
gentleman, we have just been informed, is
no longer in charge Of Bush River and Mt
, Zion Churches, both Of which he has so ac>
! ccpiablv served for the last eight years, hav-
: ing accepted the agency for the Endowment
Of the FurmAn University, at Grccnvillc
! This change WAS made some months ago, but
! it was not brought to our attention, and We
| now make mention that it may be known to
the public generally. Mr.. Mendenhall is
much esteemed as a christian gentleman, and
! his charges lose greatly in his removal from
/ the high position so long sustained by him,
! but The interests Of Furmun University will
be enhanced by it, for he c.trrcs into this
work an energy and ability which will ensure
! success. He tells us that the plan Of Endow-
! mrnt is farorably received, and that already
; $4,000 is subscribed. lie has our good
wishes for large success.
We are pleased 70 bc able to inform our
readers that Ncwbeny has met with quite an
! accession to her business and social commu-
mites (at the expense of Laurens) by the re-
moyal hither of Mr. J. Ward Motto and his
| interesting family. Mr.. NJ. in connection
with our young and cntcrprising townSman,
DR.. Tarrant, has purchased the effects anil
Interests of d.. McIn,o<h's drug establish
ment: increasing professional Iabors having
constrained the latter gentleman to rclinquish
one Or III. other of his enterprises. In this
connection we take the liberty Of expressing
our regret at the departure of Dir. Mcintosh
from the arena of traGc-hiS quiet and even
courtesy and prompt attention have always
been refreshing to us, and we commend him
10 increasing honurS in the fields OF meq cal
science Aud we arc satisfied that McSSrs.
Motto and Tara It will by their heart. gcni.
aI,ty and thrift secure, ii not increase th good
will Of the cst:,b ,b.ishmcnt,
TURNED UP.-On Sunday last cold Joe
came in on the Laurcns crank. and departed
soon after for Columbia. He'd been playing
po>Sum.
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