The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-26
LOCAL..

ACTING PosrMAsTER- Our old exp. NJ,
s. 7. kinard, is again in the office. He looks
| quite natural. He is every way worthy Of
the position, which he so ably filed for many
years. We hope that be may receive the ap-
/ pointment.
ArEErrSa.-i;hc Regular ifontly Meeting
of the Newbcrry Reform Club will be held
at this place Saturday afternoon next, 29th.
; II is expected that the meeting Will be full.
: Those having Claims against tie Society
i arc requested to nrcsrHt ii!ctt1 on or before
! that time.
As VIC g. II, press The votes arc being
counted By Commissioners L"lc"r, Mont>
comcrv ur.I Smith. radicals. The notice Of
nr.,rcs; has beer >cy H. and in consequence
! the reform party hIs n" representative at the
! cuuyt L. S Mar-haI p.frr has appointed
fwo deputies. howrr,'T ~ &c t!r 'lntpro:'-
! erly made. It may he as will stated that
| two OF The Com 1ii+>inncrS are candidates.
\ NICE PREsEST.-Dr. !. R. Thompson
will accept our thanks for a huge hamper Of
huge ru.a baga and white tuTnips, grown on
| his estimable mothers farm, beside smaller
basket Of &c small pota'oes Of Irish pcrsua-
sion. The latter are small because they arc
the second growth, but they look 30 nice that
ou. mouth fairly waters to bite into one Of
them, and before the reader gets this We will
be outside OF a fe1 of those potatoes.
A CHANCE FOR SOMEBODY AIRY one
fond Of the sport OF poSsum hunting, and
wishing 70 possess 4 Soerl dog, can get one
BY applying at Mcssr.. Chick & Co.'S s.cre.
I. may DO yell 70 state that big price is set
on this animal - il is most valuable one,
besides being an accomplished possum hnd-
er, he is up to variety Of odd tricks, the
performance Of which never fail 10 excite
unboGnded laughter. In q word, there is no
discount on this dog, none whatever.
TuASxs.-Our thanks are due our young
friends, Mcssrs. John S. Fair and F. Wcrber,
now at Washington College, Lexington, Va,
for copies of the Southern Colleglan
tra-containins interesting tributes to the
great dcpar Ied-Gcn. Ice. We are much
obliged to these young gentlemen for thus
remembering US, and 10 Dir. +. Werber are
under especial obligations for the "evergreen
token" taken from the coffin Of the lost and
lamented chicftain. We shall pr;zo it as
sacred relic.
PAVILION HOTEL Attention is called to
the card published in this Issue Of the pop>
ular Hotel Visitors to Charleston during
the approaching Fair will fnd the Pavilion
most desirable hou-e to stop at. Capital
fare, the best that the market affords, (~ell
cooked,) polite attention on the part Of wait
ers, affabIe clerks, and comfortable, clean
beds are assured there, while the rates per
day are moderate. Persons wishing rooms
would do we'll to write to Mr.. Hamilton, the
Superintendent, anG secure them at once.
THEATRICAL, &c.-Wc are Informed by
his travelling agent, that Mr.. Edwin Forrest,
will appear before the people Of Columbia,
ON the 2sth and 18th Of October, in some OF
his celebrated characters, and that arrange
ments have been made with the S1perinten-
dent of the GreenviIle road, BY which per
sons can 90 down to Columbia and return
for ono fare on those days, and thus be enabled
to see the great trasedian. This is a chance,
which all. who remember Mr.. Forrest and de-
sire to see him again, and alSo those who
have never had the pleasure OF seeing him,
will avail themselves Of.
. Major Brayton, who, by his fair and in>
psytiat conduo. and sohiorly booring during
the few weeks Of his sojourn in our town,
gained the esteem and resp"ct Of our citizens,
returned with his command 10 Columbia last
Thursday. And on Saturday Major Stewart
arrived here with company Of U S. Rcgu-
lars. Major Stewards command is fine
looking body Of men.
The eighth regiment TO which M"jor Bray
ton belongs, was ordered 70 the harbor Of
New York, bat we learn that the order has
been countermanded.