The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-13
LOCAL.

Providence permitting, divine service
may he expected in the Methodist Church
next Friday morning, n; log o'clock.
We acknowledge the receipt Of the monthly
report Of the Department of Agriculture, for
Feb. 1870, Washington, from r. T. McLain.
The report is very interesting, and VIC shall
take time to look over and refer to it.
The attention of the citizens Of Newberry
and surrounding country, is called to the an
nouncement made by the S C. Manufacturing
Co. Of this place. (locatcd on Main ST., near
the dcpot,) whose store room is now open
The articles offered for sale are very superior
It's designed 10 manufacture largely and to
sell cheapiy.
GooD.-Biles are diSagreeable companions,
always in the way, and no one has ever yet
told where it would be best to have one. We
will impart secret. The best place for one
is con another fellow Bear this in mind.
While on the sharp line, can any one tell
which travels the fastest-hcat or cold? Do
you give it up? Why heat Of course, any
body can catch-cold!
WHO killed that old COW last week? Who
helped to ear it? These questions give rise
to very serious reflections. Its great age
should have exempted it from such an end.
4 moral community ought not to be subjected
to such a trial. We trust the Prcsbytcry then
in session did not suffer indigestion after
partaking Of the COW with the "crump!ed
horn"
PEEsoNAI..-We had the pleasure of visit
to our sanctum yesterday, from Rev. DR..
Buist and Mr. T. II. Russell. DR.. B. is as
usual brimful Of wit, wisdom and genial good
hunor. He is certainly one of the men
thoroughly acquainted with the principle
oftaking notes en- PEASANT. Long may be
live to weave his experience into pleasant,
timely and trenchant sentences for the peo
pie.
CONE, CONE, CoME.-So says Harris, and
he certainly presents an attractive bill Of fare,
oo'h as to variety Of goods and the cheapness
thereof. Harris says he wants peace, happi-
ness and prosperity to prevail in the town,
and for that reason has ransacked the North
ern markets for the prcttiest and cheapest
goods TO be found. 1t is 4 praiSoworthy de-
sire and he must not be baked in it, Go
and sec him.
Sr LUKE's EPISCOPAL CuURCH.-Scrvi-
ees may be expected ID. ' next Sabbath
morning and afternoon, at the usual hours.
the Rev. Mr.. Miles officiating. Seats free.
The public are cordially invited to attend.
The 18th being Good Friday, there may
be divine service at St. Luke's in the eve.
ming.
Sunday next being the festival Of Easter,
the services will he appropriate to the day.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -MesSrs. Boozcr &
Peoples will accept our thanks for one Of their
universal liftcrs." The litter is an indis-
penSablc article to those who manipulate in
the line Of pots, plates and pans.
DR.. Mcintosh has kindly sent US some Of
the Sumter BittcrS, which arc winning gol-
den opinions.
Mr.. Mower has placed us under o5liga>
tions by the presentation of pair. of
very useful articles which were invented
long time ago He has more lefl'
A PITIFuL SuM.-"Good morning sir, how
are you this morning sir, I'm sure I'm not
mistaken, you are the same kind gentleman
| used 10 sec every day in --, I'fm so
glad, bu, I'm ashamed to say it, but you'll
excuse me, the fact is I'n, ah, and I never
in all my life Lefore, and never will again,
aud its only poor pi,iful sum utter all, but
will yor excuse me sir, and itI the greatest
favor, will you, its qnltc small and pitifuI'
just lend me the pitiful sum Of three small dol
lars till Tuesday" Our reporter says he heard
a colorei individual thus address white
man the other morning, and that the answer
was, "um, I've left my pocket book at home"
A Coop ISDEx.-Oar worthy intcndant is
sailing under close reefed top<ails. and if We
gather a-isht from the.sign, he IS preparing
for work in thus divesting himself Of super
Euitics. In time of storms, good sailors 50
under bare polls and are thus prepared TO
stand the weather when the wind blows, but
cnly when the necessity presents do they
thus clear the decks and take In sail. Our
worthy friend however. takes time by the
forclock, or rather takes off his locks in time
thinking thati is better in time Of peace to
prepare for war. lie is on the war path, so
look out boys. So close shave We have
seal iccly before seen.
The Ciceronian Literary Society Of Roan>
okc College, through its committee have sent
us an invitation to attend the anniversary cele-
bration to be held on the evening Of the 18th
April, for which compliment we tender them
thanks. We notice on the card the we'll
known name of Mr. Julius Drcher Of this
district. who occupies the prominent position
of President and we tender him our congrat-
uations In regular order-J. B. Ssorall, Of
Va, is Declaimcr; J. B. Stras, Va, Essay
ist: Norman Hale, Va, Orator; and T. F.
Bayncs, Tenn, and !. ". Marshall, Va,
Dcbaters. The following arc the committee:
W. II. Baker, Va j. W. Williams, Mo-, J.
n
D. c., Frank Mix, La, and Robt. Hager,
Nd.
SATURDAY's PAEADE.-St. PLtricks day in
the morning, and the fourth of July, in their
happicst days. were as nothing compared TO
Saturdays parade, the occasion being the Or
ganization into companies of the colored
men of the district We doubt if any re-
maincd NJ home as every man or boy seemed