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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
Pain Killer
a CURE FOR DIpTIEnIA !

All interested, please read the following
extract from letter from Mrs. Ellen I,, Nj.
son, wife of Rev Francis Mason, Tounyhoo,
Birmah:-
-. hiy son was taken violently sick with
dlptilcra. cY!d chills, burning fever, and sore
throat. | counted one morning ten little
'eSlcles III his throat, very white, and his
ton@uc, towards the root, Just like a wafer
melon, fuil Of seeds; rhc remainder coated ms
thick MS II knitc-blIdc. So many children
nave d!rd around here, waS afraid to call Il
physician, aId thought would try vour Pain
kIllcr fora garglr, with small dosrS inward
~. did 50, aud found The garglc invariably
cur OIL the reSiclrS, and he raised them mn
often covered with blood. lie was taken ON
sun lay: or Wednesday his throat was clear.
ana his tongue rapidly clearing OF also
hScu 1t It's II linimcnt. with castor oil and
t''rtNh"rn for his ne,k. It seemed to me Il
wonderful cure, and l. can En: wish it cnulj
nc Known to The many poor mothcrS in 0uu
lama VINO are losing SO nlln children by this
drcnlfnl disease ~
| have found your PIin Killer one of the
most ra'n'hc medicines ever used i'm I;ur.
mah. Oncc WAS s:nng by Il very ,iI.r
n'ck scorpion: The pain was inGcscrbnb.r.
hh'hel'Itc'y applied the Pain Killer. {;Dr
never 'Iarc' without it, again and again,
am, i'll half an hour my foot was well.
Hf. alton writes from Coschoc,on-
our Pam kii.cr cures this new disease
Dir,hclia, or Sore Thioal-,hat is so alarm
inE'! prevalent here; and il has not been
known to fail in any instance when u.eI in
l,lnc. ihiS fact you should make known to
iht world li is used in this disease AS 4
gnrSlc and loliou, as we'll as tonic and
stimulani.) ''"
In Halifax. where this disease prevailed
ior many months in its most malignant Curm
The u>c OF Perry Davis "Pain Killer" wus in,
'ariabIy attended with the mos, favorable rc-
soit,, wlicn IT was used ere The disease had
OF SO powerful IL siilnulant.
Jan 5, lin.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
No Chewing" in tho Pulpit.

At tho recent Conference OF tho African VI.
j.. Church held IN Charleston. on motion 1t
Wns
Resolved, That if my member Of the Cons
ference br found eating III the pulpit he shall
bc filcd.
Tho rroposrr Of this wise and necessary
resolution was square headed and altogether
right. The pulpit Is no place to skin hcrrinss
In or to CIT them either, even ir is cololrd
meeting. Such IN occurrence has never come
under our observation, nurtlo we know that
1t ever hnrnrnrd before until this Conference
met, but wc have beard thni n very eccentric
man once wliic praying in n private house
reached his hnnd into IL cupboard md cx-
trncttng lhcrciiom II biscuit, mAslicatcd II
ana made his prayer ut tho sumo time.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
A Disturbance

Recently occurred IN Spartanburg County
between number Of citizens, and deputy
collector, the sheriff, and few l.. $. soIdicrs
md was caused by al attempt tn arrest some
mon charged with Illegal distilling. While
wc deprccalo turbulence and disorder Of ali
kinds, wc cannot refrain from expressing
our Indignation against those officials who
undcr tho Influence Of n little brief nu!l ority
resort to arbitrary measures, and in serving
their onds lord 1t In such way as to cxas,
porate others to unwarrlntcd acts. Turner
tho deputy collector, is said 10 b, Il MN OF
bad character, Though the riot was vic olcnt, 1t
subsidized and there was nobody hurt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
A;i on5 tic Abbuyiil. Court items

IA on5 TIC Abbcvlilc Court items in
the 7. csS and Banncr, nrc the following:
Ahrr an appropriate address Fl ON his
Honor. Lndg! Vernon, II uubrr uI
bis were gi,cn out lu The Grand jury
They we're comparatively few in nu,nLer
an! !nr the most part we're FIR tisinI
oilH ccs. We congratulate the Di> >trirt
upon This aspect Of affairs, which we nt-
tribute as much to the general good
order, as IL the wise discretion Of ,nasiS-
trairs, in saving the courts r,om the in
vcS'igatinn Of frivolous complaints. .. .
One Of the long looked for, the long
talked nhont, Cases Of the State against
the alleged murlercrS Of Randolph, was
given out at last, and ended, as all might
have anticipated aud did anticipate, in
smekc~-"Sound and fury signify ying no.
thing" The Solicitor took his stand
upon the case in which he was prepared
I" make The best showing the State VS..
John Fletcher Hodges, but The Grand
Jnry very promptly returned "no bill"
This rrrScntmcnt seals the fate OF all the
cases and so "rnds this strange cvcn,ful
hl>tory.' None OF our citzcns believed
for Il momcnt that there was any cvi.
dtncc to connect the persons charged
with The alleged crime, and felt outraged
that these "talic accusations" have been
SO long pending. The Solicitor, Mr.. Nc.
Gnwan, has only done his duty in tho
mattcr-thc fault, if fault there be, lies
at somebody clSc's door.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
Let Common Sense Hrridc

What is tho rational mode OF nroccd,rc ;n
cases OF general debility and nervous bros.
ti"tl"n Does not reason tell us that indi
c,"IS stimulation Is required. 10 resort IN
violent pnrgation in such case is as ubsprrj
rs II would lie TO bleed starving man W
Is zone every day. Yes, this stupid and
unphllosophical practice is continued in tI,c
.eu,l ol 'he great fact that physical weakness
WIN all the nervous disturbances thnt ar,
company il, is more certainly aud ran];v rr
he'e'l ny liostetter's SION ch BiItcrs ibnn
y? an! othcr medicine AT present known
II IS true that general debility Is ortcn ,,,n,,
ueu "lt'i torpldlty or irrcguInriiy ortlo Low>
II"; ana mat this symptom mllst nOr he over
iooheu. btlt while The discharge of tho
':''i m"s'e .lnl'ef OF the system is expedited 0r
iWthnI''en' It's vIgor must De recruited, The
,,1 ,tte,s 10 Doii. They combine apcricnt
"nu ".iuIpIll'ns properties, with cX,raor,li.
nary tpnlc power. Even while rcmnvin" "t.
SsIHcaons from the bowels, they tonc AMI
mT,'Soratc an, thnSc organs. Through the st,m.
"on' @ upon winch the great vegetable snrciGc
"cta urccfly, ii gives healthy and ncrn,,
"G'.i W;' 'hrciu< To- every enfccblcd functinn
iD.Hes'l"h Is facilitated, the faItc-inr t;rrm
lnlion regulated, the blood reinforced win =
u" ,',n "cre>S,on OF the alimcntary prjntin,c
erS eo nfactd, and all the d0r.nant now,
W, @ VI 'he system reused into healthy nc,i,r.
npt spis'nodicafJy, rs would he the c,sc c'iC" ~
,'' mriH St'in'iant were administered, bmt for q
nr''i''llcc ,rn,hcc 1t Is in this way thar suct ex.
'"ihaTP changes are wrought in Tho on,,
u'ioL' OF the feeble, cmacia,ci and ncrv'"s v"ms
,; "'", ny me use Of this wonderful coyrcc,
, ",., "cI!'lvc ami tonic. Let Common
,nh 11 "ec'ne between such Il prepnr,Iio
" 10; p,n>trauhe cht'iartic supplemented by
quinia. ''' e"h'hc or
Jan I'm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
COMMERCIAL.

CoLUMBIt, JANUARY 2k-Sales Of % on to d ny
about Us bales-middlings 23l q 23i. =
NEW ionK, January a-7 =: M.-AIoney easy,
Ing weak, at 20I. Cotton firm; sales 1900 bales,
BAITIMoRB, January A.-Cotton dull but
firm. Flour tayors buyers-lIownrd street super
1no 4.76 q 500. Wheat lrm-primo to cboico
red 30 LAO. Corn arnl-whfte 9s a l.02j ycl-
low 95. Jcl7.} r. =" - i = :.
400 ba -middlings 2l4 2ia; receipts $780,. =
AUGUSTA, January "a --E6tton market firme r.
with light offerings; sa les 4Gl bales; receipts 429
-mfddlings 81, closing firm. :
LtyKnPOoL, january 24-Evening Cotton
buoy ant-uplnnds llS Orleans llI; sales $4,000
bales.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
Emancipation progresses in Brazil.


DIE MpnsNwrLT ih. hrlI,;,,, l,n.Ii ;,,
ms I, Z. 'h, i'"i1t w reolulrE mas reached
published in ,lIjs mr. mnv nthrr ro,h ~, ""'eS trrr
yearly u,nIr inan e. i.n h"nIrh IT, gives
two hundred unitcrns ion, hmn'iroI I;.,,
for bra jd md emi,rniIrrv nni ino;.n a Mus
md h-hiy ooior.,i stcri nm,o'i,,, ',v, m,Se;
mud nnITsi, in T,ris I'm - i. Mn XII tMrcuteu
Tie ilInstrt nus urr nkcn f. ON ~" "nrn, ", "m5 & p,
in the lrst Pm isnn hOuSrs nmI H.. 'tn h .'o ,,o
hest u,tisis in Hrrln ;rhr ,i,.,r;'t '.o ~ ny
ruIl nnI rn,nrintr; ~ .rn~, "rsuri'.to 'hhtier Is
natirrns uTc we'll drawn nnl m v"r ,t M" a, a,c
mud proportions In Short ri, ,r5nh h""H ,,I ',"ir &
cultivate their taste and imnroyc th"m"rvc. ';n 4,
The cutting of dresses. ''|"S'''' J"
It is riri't aud DroUrr. eua xo c,,, r,,,, ,,o
Amcricnn Indies. both ,oimr nnI nld Ini nt ir'e
ics+ Of extravaganza and nav more Attention 'In tn
gnod m>tr. Tie time. dru,nm! il. and thr jmJicao
iinns nj that mt st Inui ntr h,runi" ~ "n,In.
stuuLit 80 ''h W ""'''-
Again we sny to the Iadips toI, tbis ,o,r,,o,
h,,i keep hriore the mind eve nf vnur ,i " ',
t,c ipurtaucr of good iaS.,rnn, fns, ~ '"I III
things, a,d especially in matters of dress :" nn, ",
hUvs too " Wv wv '''o s"'S "n"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
ORDINANCE:

u, he 1t ordained by the nn,cu,,,,,
Gil ass"mh,aI y, an' io"n OF Ncwhcrry, IN Couu.
snmc ri'n, rtu; -, an" ny authority or tho
sniri,rn,a ""t ,;. n,' Shor keepers o. dealcrs IN
's, who shall keep opcn ,lbo,s p''"'I ~, , li'l''
day' or who shall sell aujrils win.. s''o nort's
o'h'r tcrnicntcd or i0toxi,.nI,rn ~" ,;' ,or any
SsrPt in case 0! sickLGsa shaW c"'ir;, c",i"n'S, cx'
ncc"sr, aud pny 10 the Town "'"'t "a", 'helr
t'e use Of tho Incorpor,,ion . n .""'c'l Tor
iipm hI'y dollars for any .u.h no. ,'' not !" 8
caIion' "c' % take effect lrom da'r Of pnt,i.
Done 10 Council Cl.nuhcr mi,
<Lo,d, iiaL,, 81 ~" y. !! y j. The year oi. or
W. {; ~ ,;rr;,,A ~ pAY:iXG%i,, ln,cnl.nt
Jhn. -, 4....r .H- ..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
Meningetis,

Wo regret to state that this disease still!
prevails III Edgefield, tho Advertiser report
Ing three deaths moro Of white children, an,l
q larger number Among tho bucks. Among
tho blacks several deaths have occurred 10
those of mature ngo. Mcningotis Is an in.
flamnation Of tho Investing membranes Of
tho brain or splual chord. We have heard OF
ono death from this cnusc in this district.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
Legislatiyo,


Mr.. Woolley introduced n bill 10 RI.
licve the farmers of this State. [rhis
bill provides that 81 900, 900 ia bonds OF
The State shall be appropriated to be ad.
vanced I" larlncrS, To assist them in ma.
king their crps. Tia, the Governor be
authorized to arpoint in each County n
person to endorse n recommendation for
an advance to DC secured by lien on
their crops provided that The appoint.
ncnt is made from Il responsible public
"lliccr Of such County. who shall dis,
'h rye his duties without additional
compensation
Mr.. Rivers introduced joint rcsolu
ton. to authorize the levying Of an nd.
dilional tax for township purposes.
The Committee on Engrnsscd Acts
reported as being duly md correctly en-.
CROSSED bills to Incorporate the Sisters
of Our Lady of Mercy, Of Charleston Ia
in' orpora;o the Elg.Iicld Agricultural
Sncirty
Bin to carry into effect the provisions
OF the Constitution in relation to the
rights OF married women vas read the
third time and ordered to bc enrolled.
Notices were given Of bills to amend
the act defining tho duties Of County
commissioners to release tax on man.
ul"ctnres Of cotton for tho ensuing 1.-Two
years.
Report Of committee on bill to incor.
poratc the Port Royal Dock Company,
favorable,) was laid over.
Notice was given Of q bill 10 license
gambling houses to Incorporate homo
Tor invalid clcrgymcn at Aiken.
Mr. Wight introduced u bill to allow
compensation to attorneys for their
services when assigned to defend crimi.
! nails.
Mr.. Jilson introduced resolution,
which was adopted, that the Committee
on railroads. bo instructed to rcport a
bill to regulate tho tariff Of freight TO hc
charged on tho South Carolina Railroad.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26

DEATH oMRs. GoLDISG.-W rcrrc,
10 announ9hc death Of Mrs Goldine
alter sho|illncss from pneumonia. at
her rcSidEc in this village on last
Monday nif. Mrs. Golding had resided
mere inr mber of years, md was uni.
versaliy es med and respected. Thrown
upon her D cxcrtions (or support, she
exhibited |ch business energy md ca.
pacity, ali fonciliatcd tho good will of
'ali by herhd and affable department..
She hnd y recently opcned O private
boarding hsc here, and ovcr.excrtion
IN at:cndi 10 its duties, brought on the
attack wi Terminated so suddenly, and
so sadly. he leaves many relatives md
friends tdcplore her loss.
Press and Banner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
Grey Hairs, BcgOnr!

IUTTS IMPROVED LIQUID HAIR
DYE is Il perfect wonder. iy its use the old
becomes young again. 1t converts the grey
head into beautiful back or brown. ii
impnrts Il natural color to the grzzty mus
tnchc ana whiskcrS, nnd gives to tho hair
and beard Il SuftnrSs and ,tloss that rho
young hranX might envy.
Jan. 10, 3-2t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26

The Star says the House Committee ON
Ways aud Means decided to report ia
ia'or OF reducing the duty on ,noiasses
from Gig ut to five cents. They will also
reduce thc duty on sugars. tea and coffee,
leaving the bulk Of the duties on manu-.
iactures generally. The District Com.
m'ltccS Of both Houses will hear dele.
gates of Woman's Rights Convention, in
session here, in favor Of universal sul.
frage in the District.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
Repeal or tho Towllship Aot.

In tho rcpoal Of this Objectionable law tho
Legislature has shown1hat It Is not taltogetler
blinded. Corbln who proposed it, together
with tho other cerpet.baggcrs who l,avo boon
altogether working for their own interests
oro rebuked in this ropcal Of ono OF their
plRns, - 'Fta'hht, - ..E .... .'% ..... H..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

! Largo variety ofgoods oeme and aid see thom,
l!sotailing IS at low iig,iros, y +.
Manufacturers pricos arc no where.
a although, anything can.bo had, lust ask
i@ for it, j.. -,
'heason would urge you to como and buy.
Sense OF tho common kind, says como.
Handsome articles cheap for cash.
Any goods you want can DO had at short
/ notice, ~ ..t Is i.
large sales aud short profits is the motto.
Lawrence, says como ono and all. ,s..,,.
Jan. 20, 4-1t. r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
s.s. ENlElt'BERRY :S5s:.st {
Wednesday Morning, Jan'y 30, 1870.
Tho Annual ConYocatio,

Ofthc Grand Chapter. OF S. O., takes placo
Mt Charleston, on tho 10th prox! : Delegates
90 End return for ono faro oyer tho roads of
our State. Business ofmomept viii bo pro.
scnsed, aud itis thought that thonttendance
will DO yoy largo, 4. s..> -, ts''@--
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26

I, ~, PAN Francisco, Janunry 2l.@-Thc
Sh,neso prostitutes, arrested recently,
nave peen released on a writ Of ilabcas
corpus 49,
" lint An item 10 report
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26

De'ano decides that farmers, selling
their own products, should have the bon.
eht Of doubts against a special tax rs
produce brokers only. When they make
9 regular aud constant business Of such
selling, they should be taxed as bro.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26

WAsnINGroS, ID. g., Jan. 10 The
Chronicle has the following special -
jackson. Miss. --Govcrnor Alcorn is
elected United States Senator fnr the
term commencing next March. Gcncral
hmcs is elected for tho uncxpircd term
OF i've years. There was q great con-
test for tho term expiring in 1871, but
tho election was almost unanimous.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
NOTICE

Of p~on.n ~,h anliy to John T, Peterson, Judge
s,,, Sri H." "''".$' Mr Nrwbrrry County, On tho
,r,un"y y ~ ft'br'nrF. 1910. for II; jtinai scl.
pcrsr,, r"' n,l t'e estate of j. MrEpps, decd.
ar I"". ,'',yl''g demands against snid Estate
.r,rn ',"n notified 10 rrl',rr thcm III oil "
). ,''''5 ~ ny or lh"y Hili lie buried.
~, ~ EPFS Ad.n'r I;stuir Of
>. I. Hrps, decd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
Iienry'sC sConsiitution Rcn0yator


EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS
doctor WAS ynccinatcd IN the hospital Re.
fore TINT hnd no skin disease. Until l had II
boltieoi your constitution ltcnUyatUr ,'sent me
by Mr.. Roper, Of Columbia, Mo, ! suffered tor
tnrc: with running sores. Since used Two bot
ties nm all well except small sore Oh The cnf
ofmy left leg, and that is getting well l,si.
This from laJy-"And now my skin is as
thanks to your 'Renovator,' Is beautiful u
"lcS, yes, may well say such relief was un-
known to Inc before. Enclosed flud five dollars
for six bottles, t"o familcs here want to Try it,"
~ was very much troubled with yphilis. Your
Iemc'y seems to he curing me fast. Send four
bottles prr Express
mo more rheumatism Three bottles Of Const'-
tut'On Ecnoyator have made me II new man ~
doctor. enclosed iind IS. Please send me a
supply. Two iani!,c< here wait to try your
Constitution Ecnoyato-."
We have not space for more Of the above cx>
tracts but you can ask your neighbor about tue
remedy. Every one Dns sonnet himg good TO say
Us it 'uIcS every time.
KlDNElS, RETENTION OF TilE URINE.
&C., &c.
And for Female Diseases,
Nervous pIo.tratiun, Weakness, General Lassi.
tndetahd Want Of Appetite, il is unsurpassed.
cAtrloN!--in In ordering our remedy always
P,nce the humber Of our l"stotlice BOX un your
lrlteiS: IEc new law in Vur New York rosloilcu
comrc!S this. 0~
Address, DIR. ". T.. HENRY & CO.,
Directors -Geucral Berlin Hospital Prussia.
Agency of The United States.
.,Is LABORATORY No 2T6 pcari-s.rrct, rostuicc Hox
q: W. AIMAR. Charleston. Agent.
q rnNSTll UTl0N HENUy NrUis is ai ner
bottle, six bottles for SO Scnt anywhere on re-
ctiW ct price Patients nre requested 10 cores
I"II",, I1 r",.huen,"iE, and reply viii bc made by
Sud by uIl respectable Druggists.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26

lts' we thought thusJtYhell q fow, morn
ings since on pcruslus our mails Swo found
tho, Philadelphia Public Lodgcr# Almanao,
with M enclosed card fron, tho public sntr>
itcd editor, Col Geo., W. Guilds, greeting
us with tho compliments Of tho season. !, It
came fiosh nom tho cradle of Typography
tho homo OF 80 many who havo Won impe.-
ishablo nanos in our glorious craft; not tho
loast among whom is tho proprietor of tho
Ledger, hIny Tho shadow Of his greatness
! never grow less.
This lfttle bijou Of MI almanac contains
| htty-siX pages, md IN edition Of eighty tho,r.
! sand copies was cotton up ut MI cxpcnso of
hvethousand dollars for free circulation nmon.
tue patrons of the Ledger. 1t will he cor tinuci
yearly us IN historical and political resume
lho sPccimcn before us Is Il beautiful Dtccc
ol ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with useful !nfurma.
ton and precious gems Of thought. It's
foundation and solid work nro the varied and
valuable statistics; its wit and wisdom, the
editors cpsgramS; unI its ornamentation,
the "lansuuge Of flowers"
We have assigned itu place OH our desk,
aud hope to be permitted often to refor to its
intcrcs ting pages.
----:----------------:
Tile Orangcbnrg News says that on Sntur>
dhy the 10th, the pnpi's Of SIR. Chas. Hutto
had assembled for examination, nnd after
which cnsascd in Il dance. While dancing Il
furious wind nrosr, aud which brought The
building down crashing over their heads. I,
large number were seriously injured, but
none fatally,
The stables aud barn, containing fodder
and corn, Of MIR. G. NJ. Ferguson, Clinton,
were burned on The l3:h inst, and is sun,
posed 10 have been the act of an inccnljury
Loss 81 900.
The venerable Christian ITancklc, who
had been for half II century rector OF ST,
pauiS Church, Charleston, died last Thus.
day morning. lie was greatly beloved.
Mr. I. j. X Darga,, was killed by an un-
known person at Grahnm's Cross Roads, on
tho lS:h lust. lie WAS nbout ~ years of arc,
aud had been lately appoinlcda II magistrate.
wild cat nearly four feet long was Killed
The other day near i'arnwrli G. H., and nm
nlISat"r weighing CSC pounds and II Ccct
long, captured in tho swamp near Columbia.
wv IL lS SuNl, VIII dc
rc-iSSllch some time this week, under the cdi-
toral conduct Of Mr.. G. +. Pelham.
l'a'lrr said that the present admission of
Virginia woul be the downfall of the Re-
publican party.
Mr.. Edward nailcy has joined his brother
John {. IN the management Of the G,c.n-
Vile Enterprise. Success to the corps.
Tho number Of failures in the United
States last year were 2.79o; total amount
Of liabilities. $50, ,05i, 900.
The Hon. Icmucl Boozcr, Judge Of Il G
Fifth thcuit OF tho to,,rt of Common Pie, =
died in t'mdcn on Sunday evening last.
There is Il Door County in Wisconsin. II
Is always opeu I" inm grants.
Ncgrocs nrc leaving Virginia SO rnpidly
that ere long llloy'il be rs rare us Indians.
Columbia is TO have splendid Opera
House.
Utah wishes 10 bc admitted into the
lHion rs Il State.
There is II tcmprrnncr movement among
congressman needed muchly.
Yes. Prescriptions should cease.
emancipation progresses in Brazil.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
Town Lot for Sale

-, l.e undersigned offers for private sal.
on very reasonable terms, the IJonso '"'"i "',i
hot where nc resides. The Lo. con,,;"a
m acre, and is very Valuable, ~'"'"'''S
Jan 10 3 81. "i' ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26

We have received with the compliments Of
=, Rev. j. Hawkins, copy Of the Minutes Of
the forty y>fiflh annual conycnlion of the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod and Mmistcr;un
OF South Carolina and adjacent States, con.
ycncd in St. Johns Church, Walha,la. Oc,o.
bcr H-l8, 80.
The Minutes are neatly prepared and got
fen up, aud n commcndable spirit is cyjnccd
9y tfts laiiy In their renewed zeal md cncr-
gy.-and ta their earnest disposition to heart.
i'y join the clergy in establishing tho varied
claims Of tho church.
The following nre officers Of Synod: Prcsi.
dept717Rey. 4. Il. Rude, Columbia, S, G.:
I; Recording Secrctary--Rc j. Hawkins, New.
!. ,er'y, $. g; Corresponding Sccretary--Rcv.
~ !, Snelizcr, Wallialla, S. G.: Treasurer
Of ofByaodl,---;Staj. T. r. Wlsc; Frog Level, S.
G; Treasurer of Seminary Fund-J, r.
4 Sclsrtat, Gharlestdn, s. G.; Treasurer Of
s tVtdoows. :Fupd4Tr. ", Holloway, romarlo,
.ss% g; Treasurer Of Missionary socio,yI
8 Capt. J. r. AMI, Ne@bcr,y, s., c.; Secretary
{0f Missionary Society -Rev. ia. Sigh. Io.
! sDaria, s. C.& ,4 3 X iS, i.5s I.1,> !
"a The forty.sjxtll annua, Convention of tl,e
) Synod 4 0f South Carolina WIN 10 held 4,
/ 6k John q Church, Charleston, Sc, begin.
|, tnlng on Tllursday before tho third Sabbat,
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