The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

How TO DEVELOP The IMAGINATION
Get the deliriun tremens.
One of the finest qualities in human be-
ing is that nice sense of delicacy which rem
Gers it impossible for him to be an intruder
or ! bore.
Now 1s THE TIME Now is the time 70
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Reform news from all parts Of the district.
Subscribe for it everybody who has it rot
WoMAS's E1cHTs ~ APGIcA.-We saw re
g.css the other day flounced. fat aud forty. walk
ing NJ the street with = plantation segar in her
mouth Sic smoked with the guSto Of :. veteran.
New CoTroS.-rac first bale Of new cot
ton WIS brought to rowe on Wednesday last,
hv Mr. j.. !. PayStuScr. and sold 70 Capt.
W. II. Webb, for III ccn;>-wcigAi 42o lbs.
On Friday IIr john Lane Sold enc OF 4.22
lbs. to ItcssrS. N:,ycs \ Nartir, tor lGf Cts.
VERY MUCH WANTED. an accomplished,
sensible barber, to occupy tue elegant new
room now being built by Gr. Poo, rs an ad-
dtion to his hotel. This apartment will soon
be ready, and Xr. Pool aud the citizens Gen>
orally, who love a decent shave, u2mlXed
with politics, vii! lie pleased to see il occu-
pied.
FEARFUL ELAspNEMY.-GoV.S Scottpassed
up and down the G.. u c. R. r., last week.
On his down trip, and while at the depot
hnra no1oreI rvrS hoard n invite
one in to the car to see his Jesus. This is in
keeping with the recent declaration CT q rad-
cal speaker in Columbia last week, that
Christ was g carpet-basger. Of course there
are but few things that the Higher Law party
scruplc to say or do.
ARhY WORK AND CRoPs.-We regret to
pearance in some portions of this district.
Dir. S. c. Merchant says that he has discoy-
cred the pest in his bottoms, and that in some
places the grass is shaved off perfectly
smooth. He thinks that very little damage
has been done as yet Everywhere, except
in the dry strcaks, corn is good, but cotton
generally it is thought, is not promising,
rust in many places will seriously injure it,
ACID RESISTING IsK-We are indebted
to MesSrS. Walker, Evans s Cogswell, Of
Charleston, for bottle of Panknin's Patent
Acid Resisting Black Writing Ink. This ink
has been in use some time, and is highly re-
commended. 1t is not only first class writ
ing ink, flowing freely, but it does not cor
rode rhe pen, nor does it thcken in the ink
stand like most other inks, ard last and
most important Of all. it resists the action
of air, and its use renders important pa
pers proof against alteration. Sold in half
pints at 40 cts, pint> GO, quarts 81; per doz-
en, 81 10 50.
OUR BiaD-The Rev. -Jonas warLlcs to
the people cxcelIcn:Iy and well. lie makes
good hits wherever he goes ard speaks, and
the appointed wits who atterptto worry and
fret him are pretty cfectua!ly silenced. One
day last week at the depot, while awaiting
the train and Just after his successful ".alk"
at Duncan's, he was beset by pack who an
ticpa.cG having good time, and who ex-
pected TO pluck feather on: Of his p!umagc.
but they were disappointed; one by one, as
they felt the rctort, they SUNK back, until
our bird had the walk free from obstruction.
Truth is mighty and will prevail. ..
4 COOP SHATE.-.A particularly good
shave. and one OF the best har cuts, is all
ways to be had at the hands of Alcnzo
Reese, in Columbia. Alonzos equal cannot
be found, and as he maniput,-e't twenty
wears ago, even 50 does he now, and if
anything a little better, for advancing years
seem only make him the more dcxterous,
while the large experience gained in tha;
time. and his associations, have rendered
him the poli,est and most ob!iging Of his
kind. Long may he continue at his calling
Look in on him reader, next to Pollock's
"birdcry." See his card.
WEARS l. IIIx "A visit to the spacious
gallery Of these accomplished artists is pos
tive pleasure. We very much doubt if an.
other of equal attraction can be found in the
South, and &c are certain thatno finer pic>
| lures can be produced than such as they
turn out daily. The Rembrandt picture,
one Of their many beautiful styles, is partc-
ularly exquisite in tone, and so soft, that tic
beholder is filed with adm;ra ton. y late
visit was such treat that we cannot refrain
from this expression of pleasure, and ct the
same time invite any Of our readers who
;c;t H,l ,ly,o, 40 toc NTocare Nnnrr &
IIix; and take view Of their beautiful spcci-
mems.
CLUB MEETING.-T regular weekly meet
ing of the Town Club was held on Saturday
afternoon last g: three O'Clock, and reports
from vice presidents were read, showing an
active zeal in the work; and prosperous
condition Of the Reform movement. BY in
vitation several of the leading colored mem
bcrs Of the league were present, 20 whom waS
read The constitution governing the township
society, as well as that Of the county AsSo-
citation, the platforms Of which ere peace, and
the object in view the success Of the reform
party: to which they listened with attentive
respect Af;cr patient sitting Of perhaps
an hour, listening to the debates On matters
concerning the society, they left quietly, and
we are conideG: satisfied that the Reform
movement is not so bad as has been repre-
scnted to them. Il is we'll th..: the doors of
tho society arc thrown open, that all may
have the privilege Of seeing and hearing.
Apart from the routine business, an amend
mcrt to article six of the Constitution was
passed, providing for the election Of alter
mates 10 the District Society.
ADMISSION TO THE C"rEcr.-On Sabbath
morning last Mr. Darby, of the Methodist
Church, baptized several young persons,
and took seventeen into the Church eleven
of the number were females.