The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-08


STEAM THhEsH1se.-D. L. Elkin, CT Ais
ton Depot. See notice elsewhere.
John T. Henderson has been appointed b.
Gov. Scott, Trial Justice forNewberry.
FEAST OF PEyTEtcsr. .--The fifth and
sixth, lnstarst We're celebrated. by the Israel.
ties in our community as the Feast Of pcntc.
cost.
Mrs. 4. c. Folk will please accept our
thanks for 4 very nice head Of oH-heart cab
basc, and lot of some carly variety Of ap'
Piles.
OF course YOU need meal, grist, molasSc$
and groceries generally, and rs all Of these
and many other articles can be had at Love
lace 4 Wheeler's, we invite attention to thcil
ad.
We call attention to the card in to-days
paper from Mcssrs. Barre & Son, who notify
the public, and especially the Ladies, thai
they have new and beautiful supplies for the
season of 10, now upon us. They state thai
the goods arc guaranteed, and prices mod
crate.
EARLY PEARs.-We have been presented
with some early pears by Mr.. VIM. Summer
and Mr.. Henry Gallman, Of Pomaria. They
are the Petit-Muscat, ripcnins from 18th May
until the close Of the month. Mr.. S. informs
US that this variety is the earliest to ripcn in
the Pom. ia Nurseries.
Now is the time to secure nice article IL
the way of fruit preserving jars, which car
be had OF Mr.. 4. Harris. These jars are said
to be the best of their kind. AS it is quite
an economy to save the summer fruits and
vegetables for winter use, We have no doub:
that economical house-keepcrs will avail
themselves of the opportunity for securing Sc
useful an article.
CIRCLE OF PRAYER CONVENTION. .-Noticc
is hereby given that the time of holding the
Convention of the Circle of Prayer, to be
held in Ncwberry, is changed to Wednesday
before the third Sabbath in Augustnext.
1t requested that the names Of delegates
be forwarded 70 the Editors of this paper,
that homes may be assigned them.
County papers in bounds of the Circle will
please publish this notice.
THE CHEROKEE STANDARDIZATION is
directed TO the advertisement elsewhere OF
this delightful and health giving watering
place, now open for the season. Mr. Oliver,
the proprietor, has spared no expense or 10
Dor to add to its natural attractivcness by the
addition of enhancing features. We speak
knowingly of this charming region Of coun
try and fine mineral water, when we say, that
the invalid will find the Cherokee Spring all
that can be wished for. :
FORTY ACRES Two stalks Of cotton from
the plantation of Mr. John Watkins, of Chap
pell's, arc pretty good specimens for this
season. One is the Dickson variety, about
10 inches high with eight shapes, the other
over twelve but with only four shapes, name
forgotten. These stalks are from a forty
acre field of splendid promise.
And another deposited by Mr.. Thos. Chan
dler, near Beth Eden Church. This stalk
has on it nine shapes and is about twelve
inches high. From present indications there
will be large crop made. :.
UNION FERT111zER.-We invite attention
to card of Mr.. Paul C. Trenholm, Of Charles
ton, who advertiscs in the Herald, the above
named # -er, one Of the ingredients OF
which is Garbolic Acid. Our readers will
remem Der that we published an Interesting
article on the wide range Of uses to which
Carbolic Acid is applied: and we have no
doubt that rs al active agent in ferti'izing
matter, it must work great and good work in
the agricultural art.
4 sample of this Fertilizer may be seen al
this office, and q pamphlet giving teStimo-
mails as to its virtues can be had on applica-
tion.
Election FOR SCHOOL TRUsTEEs-Mr
Wm Summer requests It's to state that, as
some misunderstanding seems to exist as to
the time the election for School Trustees is to
be held, all interested will find by reference
to the Herald Of the 25th, that the notice as
published in our issue of that date gives Mir.
Summers caption, stating that the election
would be held on Saturday, the 18th of June.
Those interested will please observe the day.
Mr.. S. Furthermore desires us 10 say that the
name of Mr. jefferson Davenport has been
substituted for that Of \. J. Longshorc, as
Manager at Longshore's.
In LUcK.-Thc Pavilion Hotel has the ex>
treme good fortune of numbering among lis
guests q son of a-three tailed mandarin,
bearing the euphoncous name of Icw Ping
Wong, a native Of Nepoo, China, Of consid-
cradle personal charms and quite intelligent.
His business is q tour Of the United States
taking in its principal cities and personagcs
Knowing this much we arc not at all sur
prised that Wong has made the old f;svorite
Pavilion his stopping place, for among its at
tachcs and feeders are those whose fame has
reached tue fowc-y empire itself, and this
CelestiaI's mission would only &c half accom-
plisnsI did be not see the man of agreeable
narts., and ..:,,,1iesouri' Crauff. We havn'
the shadow of a DOUBT but this young pig-ta
will have q GOOD time.
We wish the Pavilion luck, and all its at
taches, any and all of whom from the volu
bic Frcuchmar who engineers the nests, uE
to Ycw Ping Wong, We would rather sec jus1
now than TO have nail in our foot.
THE Court HOUSE DIFFIcULTT.-Wt
have taken pains to ascertain the particular
in regard to the difficulty between the County
Commissioners Of Ncwberry and the Clerk o
Court. and the facts are these. During the
Session of Court lately terminated, and afte
hearing the presentment of the Grand Jury