The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-06
rur M,p1oS CeEsrEST.-We are glad to

/ remembered that the Office ard effects OF this
! nancr were DESTROYED bv fire last February,
! since which time it has been suspended, Dug
; now enlarged and improved, it has rcentered
, the arena.
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The LITTLE CORPORAL MAeAz1NE.-The
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BURKE's WEEKLT.-Thc July numbers Of
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RURAL CAROL1SIAN FOR RJULY.-Thc great
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ways, is 10 notice every thing worthy OF men
tion. and yet occupy onlya reasonable space.
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and shall only select some of the principal
points. The number opens with q short and
interesting sketch Of Sir. Peabody, illustrated
with 4 handsome portrait OF that great pills
anthropist This is followed by an able ar
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crop. This in turn is followed by n very
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Figures for rice planters is worthy of special
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