The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-23
LOCAL.

PgoL1rIc.- c.-Brigadier Gen. Peterson cS-
hbi,ed 10 rs the other day straight stem
taken from stalk Of cotton grown on his
plantation, measuring only eleven inchcS'
on which were ten full sized bollS, and lie
says This Is not a circumstance. LIS niodeS'
IT quest was to make notice OF this remarNh,
bic growth, if We needed paragraph 10 add
to the interest of our already highly in'er-
estins paper, and ask his brother farmers
how is that for high ?" Hl oi which We 20.
How TO DETECT COUNTERFEIT NOTES.
Quite number of our merchants accepted
the call ofDr. Samncl Reeves Of Salisbury. !.
c., on Wednesday and Thursday last, ard
placed themselves under tnis accom-
pished gentleman for the purpose Of
taking Lessons in the nrt Of detec!ing coun-
terIelt no;c>. y. r. is expert, and e1olalnS
c!carv and >impy the way necessary 10 oe~
eide quickly n" difference hc "e-n 'hc gen
uinc and The spurious. He sill visit the prin-
cipal towns and village. o. the mp c. "uiry.
4 CUr.-Therc arc vaTGns kinds OF cuts,
''the CT; dead" .nd "th> rnk;niest cut Of
all the cpt "Up NE niii'e and down
again" the "n'Sron wing rn: the boys first
cut Sith his new knife, the ''cHt anil come
ag in" and We know not how many o,her
cnts. neither Of whicr arc we cuttinG az now
however. Tie cut alude! 10 WAS made by
Luke. mo relation Of the saIn, Of same name.
for we regret to say thar the Luke named is
gailtv Of getting mad sornetiines.) at the in>
>tance Of G-u. ". n. Hunt, and was no less
thnn cui Of rine mutton, fat, juicy, tender,
au.i inst such piece as we delight To iii up
Md in n
will plcaSe acc-p: oar thanks for the same,
and although il !. now clean gone forever,
the remembrance is fresh and sweet. Is
your mouth watering, reader? If 50. go 10 his
stall. where every day can BE found as nice
meat as can b. produced.
SCRAPS We 6rc having more weather
than 3 man can shake stick al.
Jack viii please state if the place where he
laid his body down on the 20,h night Nov,
wss soft and Comfortable, or otherwise.
The way the money goes will he found ont
hr reading private secretary Hagues letter,
elsewhere.
The rnin who said he'd haul rs q load Of
wood-lonS ago tiuc-whsn be has nothing
else to 10, will 60 to ruin if lie does not
amend.
Ii rrinrm had carried ,hc election ns radi>
caliSu frru'lrnty did, Grant would have
helped Scott 10 come down Ike a thousand
of brick John Brown S soul is marching on.
small Grove o.! hogs sold here on MnndIv
at nine GEMS gross, and the public pulse
d ln't beat one time quicker.
John says he are, and lie ate. and kept on
eating while in Charleston last week. He
stopped NJ the Pavilion. and had q good time
Somebody, or :. couple of them. onSht TO
marry and ~cnh in cake. We've lived on
big ,nrnips till we can't rest. Cake, cake, is
our cry.
Subscribers will please par mp. for time is
on the wing. II they Go not we'll wing o1r
flight 90 other paris.
NEW ADVERTIsEKENrs.-M hayeS &
Martin, we are pleased 10 state, have removed
10 their elcCant and corimndtouS brick store.
Ahrre they have on hand a fine stock Of
groceries and general plantation supplies.
MrSsr$ FcIlers { Naiman, are prepared to
show a choice aSSor meHt nf new goods. such
as dry goods, trimmings, heavy goods, Src-
certS. and nc DAcS.
Mr. D Mover invites attention through a
series Of carIs 70 his large AMI varied stock of
dr. goods, millinery, boots, shoes, groceries,
Mr.. L. Marshal, says 'me too," and
means too what he SAYS.
MesSrs Tutr & Land. of Augusta, Ga, adj
vertise their EXpectoran, in This issue. II is
sovereign remedy for all the complaints
enamcraIed, and is highly recommended.
rrv it. ye afflicted.
Messrs Wilcox & Gibbes, call attention
10 their guaDos. They are large importers
and dealers, and farmers can rely on>-thcir
fertilizers being good. Mr. G. T. Scott is
agent for Newherry G. H., Mr.. Jas. Lipscomb
for Chappeli's Depot, and Mr. 7. I. Wise for
Frog Level
Mr. Alex C. We!ch offers to furnish prime
fire wood for Sale. Give him your orders.
Mr. Y. 3. Davenport offers for Sale val>
u4blc, highly improved plsnta,ion. Parties
wanting Iani will do well to examine this
tract.
II. c. Wi>kenan-SiIcs and Sho1;Gers,
FOR sale low.
A b. C-Nosicc educational.
WHICH IS THE REASON Gov. Scott
must be bad paymas.er. has too many en-
ployceS, OF. bur. We dislike 70 saw II, the ma-
i,ri.y of his unterStrapperS must he natura!ly
had. Onlv two weeks ago we had occr>inn
10 notice the srSDiciou< conduct OF one Of
his peace preserycr>, and now we have 10 re-
cord anotne- departure f.rm the strict line
followed hv gentlemen. The case is this
one OF me cHp~tn, "lnDut regard 10 pro-
prieiy. or tho fear Of consequences, sednc"d
negro inio The ncfariou< plan Of taking
from Mr. Pools hotel the covering of two
beds The plan was carried ont in so far.
that the clothes were taken from the beds and
nartlv lowa the stairs, when the owner Sec
ing the manocuyrc >topp"1 proceedings, and
inflicted summary punishment on the aston
shed. and strange to say, indignant white
man, who said he though; there was no harm
in it. IS he was responsible. Mr.. Pool thoughr
otherwise, and as stated, visited constable
Smith with some salutar7 and. under the cir
cumStanceS. necessary lessons, which it is
hoped may serve . good purpose.
One or o,h". Of ,hc reasons named abov-
must be tic cause for this conduct, but which,
we cannot tell. IF the first. we venfure 70 ad
wise thc Governor TO pay his constables
enough 70 keep them above the necessity Of
interfering with the rights and property Of
honest p"oplc ; and if tn" lltfer, we respect
fully pnsrcAt thar he send them TO more
congenia latitude. In the name Of Grant,
let US have peace, Governor.