The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19

lH} Attention IS directed to change. Of fSchcd.
ulo Of tho G & G. r. s.. %s !.
Within tho past week wo hayo enjoyed "al
sorts" Of weather. ~ ~.
.Ncssrs. Duflle 4 Chapman will 1p!case ac>
cept our thanks for copies Of their valuable
Almanac. - IS h3.L .s. o.,
| To President lIammctt Of tho G. s. G. Il.
r., and President Gctor of the S. g. u. Il. Il.
are wo indebted for c"urtesIos extended.
Tho first week of tho no year (bcing tho
third annual weekly was OF. ;rvcd throughout
tho Christian world rs week Of prayer,
Tho January Coupons Of tho G. & C. Il. r.
Company bonds are payable at tho first M
tional Bank, Charleston.
| President IIammctt has reduced tho faro
for cmigrants over the G. & c. Il. r., to ono
cent per milo.
Prof. Sherman has an interesting class of
vocal scholars at the Female Academy. Tho
class will be continued during tho evenings
Of the present week.
! Mcssrs j. Is. Carwhilc, j. i. I.caycll and
| W. Il. Wright, were last Sunday afternoon
ordained dcacons Of the Ncwbcrry baptist
Church.
a correspondent writes us to learn whether
| tue "back bones aud spare ribs" arc all dis
posed Of And nddS TINT he knows lpany n
ono to have acquired back bone by taking Ii
rib. Que bicn?
1t will bc remembered that it is proposed
to hold grand industrial exhibition or
| worlds fair In Charleston, next November.
| VIC know parties who nrc already "tnkiug
! time by The lorclock" Que can never begin
too'toon to do good. We hope the project
| may be carried ont, us twill wonderfully rc>
dound 10 the interests Of The State rs well MS
the Metropolis.
TO FARMERS-Wo have received from
! blr. 6. +. Scott, several pamphlets which
| discuss the merits Of the Etiwan Guano and
Soluble Phosphate NIunurcs, the Guano, Salt
and Plaster compound, and the Phoenix Gu
ano, &c. Without entering any deeper into
| the Guano question, VIC simply say that the
great motto for farmers iS-"Fccd your land
and il will fccd you."
by Immigration Agent Bruggcman to>tlny,
| who has just returned from New York. lIo Is
well, and hopeful, and brings gondIy nuns
Der Of immigrants with him, and can fill
orders for two hundrc more ii tho orders
arc handed in between the present time and
the fifteenth February.
Exchanges aro requested to state that Mr.
T. w. Bruggcman can he found ut his ofTco
in Ncwbcrry every day from 10 to 12 O'Clock
a. NJ.
The following interesting little episode oc-
Cured last week: Tue young ladies and gen
tlcmcn who compose Mr.. Darby's Bible
Glass, took him by happy surprise in tho pre-
scmtation TO tlIeir beloved pastor OF al clc-
CANT piece Of silver. Miss Eliza Joy repre-
scntcd tho class In fcicilous lttlc speech,
and Mr. Thomas Moorman made tho prcscn>
tation to which Mr.. Darby fcclngly replied.
Upon the silver wns engraved "To Rev. 0. a.
Darby from his Bible Class" The silver
was from Mr.. John Montgomery, and the
engraving by Mr.. Edward Bailey.
The Bible Class meets every Tuesday
night. 1t numbers thirty five scholars. We
learn that the rccitalions arc frequently most
beautiful md finished productions upon the
various subjects which are given two weeks
beforo tho day Of dcuY.ry m order ~ nIn,rd
anplc,tjm for their dIge&tlon.
"iIEEE's 10 ."-B,rnwcN Is
getting along Swimmingly. Recently the
racers upon til. turf displayed their llnc horses
and fast running. Then the AMATEUR Ills
trlon'c Club gavet tho Lady Of Lyons" with
spirit mud cclat to IN intelligent audience who
wcro well plcnscd. Tho performers being
well up IN their partf, and finally friend G.. C.
G., formerly Of Ncwlcwy, seats delegation to
| IL sumptuous dinncrnt the Patterson House.
| gentlemen who nb "railroading." The
narnwoll railroad isnow to DC built. And
| speaking of the Balnwcll Road reminds us to
| say that tho Chronillo and Sentinel of Aus
gnsta snys That Barwcll will 'cre long have
tho choice of thf fc markcts-Churlcston
Augusta and Savalilah Because, says that
journal, the Anguish and Port Royal Road,
and the Rabun GapRoad arc M fnit accom-
phi.
Manager Ford, wjo Is so closely identified
with the interests f Tho legitimate drama.
' ""' 40 via pSiStcu III AnOlnCr column,
Il chfd' when announces Tint the world-rc-
no"hcd JOS. IL. ilYkett will appear at the
Acadcmyof Music during tho week beginning
the 17th, in his grct character of Sir John
Tai"l"H. Just IN hc same ratio OF excel
'cncc INIT kcmblt md Young rivalIcd all
o'hcrs III Hamlet, 50 does Mr.. lIackett excel
IN the great character Of Falstaff. Afr. 1Jock-
ett' rs hc npp cars the rClc, is Fnlstnff per-
Sofi'ned. In The Afry Wives Of Windsor lie
Is huSc, terrible. 1f Is Shakespeare S Falstnfl'
per SO.
IL Is worth trip Charleston to see Mr..
'l' I'D his famous fhamctcr, for u faultlcss
rendering OF Which lf has thoroughly devoted
his vigorous Ind.
Ni"hagcr Ford hcnby Justly cvinccs his np-
Pfec'atioh OF tho intelligence and culture of
TIC cl'lzchs OF the IL t|cror, and as VIC have
many very critical ,hnkspcnrean readers in
INC communities oipur district, VIC hope that
sno"ia business oRthc qucst Of health or
P'easnro tako them to the metropolis thcy
WI" aVhtl thcmSclVoiof tho pleasant rccrca-