The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-13

DR.. F.. c.. Jones will necessarily be absent
from lis Office until Saturday next, and his
patrons are requested to act in accordance
with this notice.
We take pleasure in recommending Mr..
Frank Beard, Of Columbia, to the kind at
:cntion Of tic citizens Of Ncwbery. He will
make short stay in town, and daring tue
time will give them an opportunity OF subs
scrbing for that most popular work The
war between the States
ScnooL NoTIcE.-Wc take pleasure in
announcing that DR.. J. D. Bruce will open a
school for boys in this place on Monday the
18Th inst. Dr. Bruce is we'll qualified as a
teacher of youth, and We are glad to say will
open with 4 good school. Sec his advertise
mcnt for terms.
The G7ccnville Railroad has received the
great acquisition Of palace passenger car,
asupcrb piece of Workmanship, from the Jack
son 4 Sharp Company Of Wilmington, Della
ware. The Phoenix says that it is Of the
monitor pattern, sixty feet long, elegantly
finished, anl Of superior ventilation. 1t will
comfortably scat sixty passengers.
SATURDAY AT CLINToN-We learn from
a reliable gentleman that the political de-
mon stration on Saturday at Clinton, was Of
a noisy and turbulent character. Judge
Hog-c spoke, and the militia with their guns
threatened to tear things 70 pieces. The de-
mons,ration having look Of offensivcncss,
the stores were all closed, and this course
was received with so much disfayor, that
many sllrcats were uttered in consequence.
BARBEcUE.-One of the hugest and best
barbecue3 ever given in NewberTy, is an
nounccd to come off in the neighborhood Of
Bonds Store, on the 30:h Of this month. It
will be provided by Squire J. y. Hunter in
the highest style Of the art known on such
high occasions, and everybody with their
families are expected to be there.
An invitation EXTENDED to the heads Of
this department is appreciated.
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CoKEsDURY DISTRICT CoSFEREScE.-'
This body will convene in the Methodist
Church, Wednesday night, July 27sh. Bishop
WiShtman will preside. About twenty-five
clerical and fifty lay delegates arc expected
to bc in attendance.
Those Of our citizens who are wiling TO
entertain members Of the Conferen&, are re-
questcd TO give their names and the number
they will take 10 Col. Robt. Moorman, or Mr..
Thos. F. Greackcr.
TEIPLETs.-A negro woman named Judy,
during the last week, gave birth to three
two boys and 4 girl, one on Thurs
day and the other two on Friday. The first
born is alive and doing well, but the other
two were delivered dead. All three were OF
good size. This interesting event occurred
on the premises of Capt. J. P. AuIl, and un-
der the shadow of the Steam Mill. We never
doubted the prolific virtue of mills, for cYe~
ry thing yields abundantly around them, and
we feel more than satisfied now. We know
not whether to compliment the Captain on
the eclat which this event gives to his mill,
or that the trio is reduced to one. DR.. Cars
many oficiatcd on the occasion.
PEEsoSAL.-The pleasure was ours on
Monday to meet with an old and esteemed
friend, Mr. AleX'r. Laughlin, who is on q
business tour through the upper districts,
representing the interests of the house OF
Tufts, T'ilncy & Co., Of New York. Before
;hc war and in the good old days, when
some of US were younger, Mr.. Laughlin was
| popular dry goods merchant in Columbia,
)ut like others, the changes which came
over the spicit OF our dreams, caused him to
:hange, and We find him now citizen Of
he great Gotham. We repeat, it afforded
Is sincere pleasure 70 nsect with him after Il
apsc of several years, and gossip Of the old
lines and friends, several Of the latter Of
whom have in the interim passed away from
he scene Of life. We checrfully and gladly
NJ. LHughlin to the cons liberation
If AL with whom he may make Acquaintance.
The RIOT The examination of the par
ties engaged in tile disturbance alluded to in
our last issue was had before the Intcndent
md WardenS in the Court House, on Tues
lay last, and resulted in finding against
hem Of prcmcditatcd attempt to create q
lot 1t is hardly necessary to enter into par>
icularS, the sayings and doings, etc. 1t was
established clearly in evidence that six COL
,red boys, started out, threatening 10 kill
wo young white men from the country,
nd after considerable disturbance and al
lttempt to qucl the same, BY Mr. Brown, the
Marshall, the firing Of their pistols and
oud threatening language gave rise to
as it occurred after night and
he people knew not what it meant. Fol-
his they were brought up for examination,
md have been boupd in the sum of $1,000
ach for appearance at Court TO undergo
rial for 50 serious an offence. They were
lso bound in sums of $500 each to keep the
,eacc.
Mr.. Darby'S Bible Class closed its cxer-
iscs for the Summer last Tuesday night
t the Methodist Church. The occasion was !
he celebration of its first anniversary, and !
t proved an event Of happy interest,"
he large and highly interested audience
rcre treated to rccitatons from Miss Brantly
Miss Eva Dansby, Miss Addie Moor
nan and Miss Maggie Jones, who acquitted !
themselves in very satisfactory manner.
IN appropriate and very interesting address
lpcn the Bible was delivered before the class
" DR.. o. 3. Mayer.
The chanccl was beautifully dressed in
rcrsreens and floral decorations; the table
within the altar, upon which was an opened
Bible, being most tastily frescoel.
The choir which for some time has had
he additional charm of mciodeop, was re-
moved to the gallery. 1t lent happy effect