The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04
LOCAL..

Special notices in this local d pHrtment are
charged for ut the rate of 25 cts. per line.
See Catalogue ofFogartie's Book Depository.
Read the card of Mcssrs Wilcox, Gibbs \
Co, farmers.
See card of Graham 4 Duiler, Cotton Fac
tors and Commission Merchants, Augusta,
Ga.
kINsMAN s HowELL.-We invite attention to
ca ri OF this well kEoUa ;actornse and commits
sio,i house Liberal advances are made on cotton.
There will be no service at St. Lukc'S
Church ucxt Su"dAr, Mr. Niles having ac-
certe;i IN invitation 70 serve Trinity Church,
Columbia, during The Rector's absence at
the Convention.
GooDaIoNs FACroEY.-The above factory is
at ts fullest capacity. aud we are informed that
the work is cxceI!eut'y done. Patrons are in
formed that work left at Messrs. Nayes s. Mar
tins is :aken and returned free. See card.
j.. J.. HONOUR. Insurance and General Com
mission Agent, Charleston. will spare NO efforts
to effect advantageous sales for shippers Of cot
ton. rice. &c, make quick returns and liberal
advances on corsienmepts.
The ladies of Newbcrry are invited to
read the card Of Mrs. Sill in this paper. who
is an appro7el dress maker. and promises to
give satisfaction.
S P. BoozER 4 Co.-Attentioo is called
to the card Of the above named firm in to-
days paper. The farmer, mechanic and
house-kcerer will each and all find some
thing in them worthy their notice
Every farmer should have clover patch,
and now is the time to prepare for one. If
you want good clover seed 90 to the drug
store OF Drs Motto & Tarrant ut onco. be.
fore the supply is exhausted. $685..
S. c. LAND AsD IKxIeaAT:oN ASSOCIATION.
-Messr,. Butler. Chadwick, Gary & Co. have
published 3 card notifying subscribers that the
drawing has, for good and sufficient reaeous,
been postponed until the Sth of January. -.
This will also afford au opportunity to those
hitherto unable 70 secure tickets, to 10 so. The
drawing will positively come OF at the time ap-
pointed
SALE-DAT.--There were net so rlanv PEI
sons in town on Monday as are sometimes
seen, yet there were enough 10 make busi-
ness quite lively, and the store keepers were
kept pretty busy. Sales Of property were
confined to furniture, ono or two Old mules,
etc. No accidents, no fights, no tig dsrnks,
nor anything startling.
GI1 House. BUKSr.-We regret to learn,
just as we are going TO press, that the gin
honse, with six bales Of cotton, belonging
to Mrs. Switcnbu:g, near Jalapa, was
burned 10 the ground on Monday afternoon.
The gin was running at the time the fire
was discovered, and it is thought the fire
WAS caused BY friction.
Slcs.-HaTe you seen those tasty, neat
hats Of MessrS. Barre / Son? They are the
na:tiest things to Put on the top Of the head
eve! seen, and oI- ,l0!!G purchased Them ex.
pressly for nice fellows. Somebody in the
Herald Office wears one, and i. is so very b.
coming. Would that every good looking
man in to1n had one.
FCEr GYPsUn-Planters and Farmers
who desire pure ariclc-warranred free
from all inpuriiies- containing ninety
nine and two-thirds per cent. soluble matter,
can obtain the same at the low price Of If
teen dollars per ton, cash. The article is
prepared in Charleston, and is for sale By
John Fl. Holmes, Commission Merchant.
TguE.-A dollar saved is collar made,
saws Mr.. Foot at the cssne2. And the
meaning is this-that his goods are cheap
and excellent, aa:i purchasers will save by
dealing ,hrrs. 4 proof Of the pudding is
in chewing rhe bag, therefore go and try
him. The friends Of Mr.. Wi>krmsn viii
fn:l him at this establishment, ready to
supply All OF their wants
CorRT-This honorable institution still
drags on: slow existence. II still lives, and
this is about all. Efforts are making to see
where the authority rests for commissioning
commissioners, and the hope still exists in
the breasts of portion CT the Bar that a
Jury may vet be had But alas, alas. In
the meantime hope deferred makes the
heart sick, and orphans widows and all else
who look for either help, redress or justice are
waiting.
The best Of medicinal wines ard liquors
are kept at the drug store Of Mot'e 4
Tarrant. Il.
LOOK AT IT.-The big stove cut OF Mr..
W'right'S. 1t speaks for itself though, and is
large enough to be seen without any special
reference in this column, therefore We will
say no more about The stove or stoves kept
in the store of that gentleman. We will say.
however, that he is agent for the Wakefield
Earth Closet. and that his stock of tin ware
and housekeeping goods is u3iimitcd. Call
OF him a@d examine his large assortment.
Drugs, medicines, chemicals. perfumeres,
soaps, toilet articles, lamps, &c. all Of the
best, at Note ( Tarrant's. It
DoN'T AGIrATE YOURSELVES any nor" in
regard to the body found in a trunk last
week at the clothing store. The fellow
had neither mother nor father, WAS never
born, nor had any friends, consequently
sympathy is wasted. We feared an undue
sympathy aud interest might be manifested,
but did not imagine tina: it would have