The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-16

! MArZorH FLoUE.--Thosc interested Will
send orders for above ns directed In advcr-
tiscmcut, to which attention is called.
FRuIr.--It is feared that the recent severe
frosts huvc seriously injured fruit. we hope
that the damage is not so great however, us
some think. Another loss Of tho fruit crol
would be sud indeed.
GooD ADyICE.-"I nm tho great Amcrl'
can traveller" snid Daniel Pratt, MS lie en-
tered, uninyitcd, Il certain newspaper Office
| "WclI, travel" was the scntcntiouS and only
response Of tho editor. Stick pin here.
RELIGIOUS NorIcE--Ws are requested TO
state that on next Sabbath, Cd. W, tho Rev
Il. a. Micke will preach at Helena in the
morning, and at the Methodist Church in
the afternoon.
DID YE HEAR IT ?-Or course we did, and
We are on the way to his store now, to buy
some of those cheap goods, of which the
prices have been brought down by tho de-
cline in gold. Mr. Foot is determined TO
ride on the first boat.
CoURr.-Judgo Vernon reached here on
Wednesday lust by Laurens rsil, and offlci
ally announced That we would have no Court
until next May.
rhc holding Of Court at that time will re-
suit in serious Inconvenience and loss to
tho planter.
FINE VARIErY.-Mr. i. r. Marshall will
accept our thanks for a sample packet of tho
various kinds Of crackers he has just received.
Tho manufacture of crackers has certainly
been brought to degree of perfection VIC
little dreamed Of. We pronounce them
good, good enough for anybody, and advise
everybody to 60 aud buy some.
CAyALRY.-A detachment Of cavalry pass
cd through our town on Wednesday last.
The samo we suppose which had beon doing
the Government some service in destroying
still houses IN tho upper counties.
Tho opinion expressed by somo colorcd
folks was that they had como hero to iuves-
tigato the cause Of Reynolds show not be-
ing allowed to exhibit.
CONE BAcx.-Wc do not wish to s,ar,lc
the towns nerves, Or kick up bobbcry in
domestic circles, but duty compe!s us to an
nounce, let the consequences be rs they
may, that Capt. Mac has come back, and
that in few days he will make ravisling
display. Oh ye wives, mothers aud sweet
hearts, prepare, prepare, for the grand open
ing, and oh yc husbands, if ye have no cosl,
at command, borrow Immediately, or-thcrc
will be no end Of tears. What n time there
will be, to be sure.
IHE NEWS FROM DELow, (no farther
down than Columbia howcver), is that the
war between Clatin and Stewart has brought
down the price Of Calicoes and other articles
Of indispensable need, and that the Mcssrs.
kinard of that city are now selling goods al
Ante Bcllum prices. Think of it good pco
pie, goods ut old time prices, as We used to
get thcm before the war. Surely the good
timc Is coming. The Dlcssrs. X. arc wei
known IN tho up>country, and eujoy the cou
fidcncc Of tho people, but this announce
ment will place them III the front rank O
favor.
TO EAf.Tza,oKH.-ih tho fast sailing clippc
ship Cash, Cnpt. Wicker, makes rcguln
weekly trips to baltimore. l.y this limo til
citizens Of Nowberry arc kept in constan
supply Of many indispensable articles needle
IN Ibis remote region. Too much praise CO,
not be accorded Capt. Wicker, the comma.
der Of this elegant md quick sailing crnfI
for the energy displayed by him in establish
Ing direct communication with this fGyorii
city, and bringing to our very doors tho N
ccssarics and luxuries needed. lie has give
the very appropriate namo of "Baltimol
Corner to his depot of supplies, where III
largest and best variety OF goods ever cxhi
tied hcro, In the lines Of choice family grt
cerics, confccttonarlcs, fruits, &C., nrc no
to be had.
MIR, WIsEMAN.-Thc Photographic CALLER
OF this gentleman reveals the fact that he
doing largo and profitable business aud
receiving just need Of appreciation froI
our citizens, and it is gratifying to us no les
than to himself to know that his efforts
please arc so very successful. Mr.. Wiscma
has made Ncwbcrry his home, and he is nc
working to secure transient notoricty and
present business; he has Striycn from the b,
ginning to make himself permanently acccJ
tnb!c, and VIC arc pleased to say that he ha
succeeded. His pictures give general an
hearty satisfaction, while his quiet, unassun
ing manner has won him Il deserved popl
larity.
DyspcpticS should use DR.. TUFTS Collc
ihSlc btterS. I'm.
PoErEl.-Alphonsc L,martnc said =
"Poetry is the morning dreams Of grca
minds, forcShadowing the future rralitc
OF life; il cvokcs the phantaSms Of all thing
before the things themselves appear; ; it
the prelude TO thought and The precursor G.
action. Ovcrllowing inrclccts like Casa,
Cicero, Eruus, Solon, and Plato, begin b
Imagination and poctry-the cxubcrancc c
mental vigor III heroes, statesmen, philost
piers, aud orators. Sad is his life wht
once at least in life, has not been a poet.
Sad, sad indeed, and yet all men cannc
be poets, for somc have no moro m,
sic in their souls than penny organ grind
cr We thank the gods that the gift of 20,
sy is ours--at certain moments ;.-that insp
ration sciZcs us, tho fit is on now, and "
soar, and soar, and soar, from out the roa,
and roar, ard roar, Of lifc's troubles, al
though in sordid measure We are poor, 8
poor, so poor, in those brief, happy into
wills We ask no more, no more, no NOR