The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-01


Dox'7 DO Ir-Don't look upon the beau !
tful toilet articles in Dr. Fant's showcase, !;
unless YOU are determined to buy something, |
for be has put the world under tribute in all |
that is new, nniaue and stylishiy-beautfuI, |
tor "my ludv's huudoir.' Should you nave
wife or mother, place something prctty
upon her to;let table; and do the same thlns |
if you have sister or-swecthrart. II you
have no sister, somebody else may have one.
Eerbum sat.
MR. WM. GLAZE, in this weeks paper,
. calls attention TO his fine and extensive as
sortment of .Tcwclry, Silrcr-warc, etc. Dir.
Glaze'S long experience in this business cna-
be> him to select such goods as cannot ia!i
to suit the tastes Of the people Of this section,
and visitors 70 the Fair are invited t.. call on
him and examine There is no doubt that
his stock j, extremely full, and embraces
variety seldom before exhibited.
! We designed noticing The presence of our
friend, Col ". W. Walker, formerly cit-
zen of this State, and q merchant Of cur
town, but omirted it. Time appears 10 have
dealt kindly with him. We were in hopes
that his interest was TO remain, INT were m ;
formed by him that his abiding place for the
future is Greensboro, Ala. We won'd heart
ilv recommend him 10 Tic citizens OF that
section as Il thorough business man. p:actl- !
cal and energetic, and 4 most useful ctlz"n
in any community. !
Carpets supplied by McFaH { Pool Call t
anI examine pattern. and leave orders.42-it. !
SEREEADE.-We acknowledge scrcnadc
on Friday night last, at witchins hour. |
rendered hy the musical amateurs OF our
town, for which they will arccp; our thanks. !
The music was capital. The bone player !
must have been in want Of sleep, however, |
as he ratified his instruments fcebIy. Per !
haps he did NOT wish 10 disturb our slunl. |
bers, knowing that we were unwell at the !
rimc. Come again, gentlemen, and wake up |
tic echoes, and shake your bones lively.
If you want a good shave, or hair trim, or
fix up, 90 to Rcezc and Carroll, two doors |
north vi Pollock House, Columbia. |
A STERLING INSURANCE CoNPANT.-The
cash assets of the Liverpool and London and |
Globe Iusueaee Company are over S2l 900, |
900 ia gold The assets in the hands Of
American drectors-S3 800, ,000-more than |
enough 10 meet the loSSes by the late FIRE, !!
are not touched. Tie directors in New York
are or.!crei by the Home Board TO draw
upon London for the ChicagO lnsS-two and
half million dollars. The Company has
subscribed SO, 900 TO Chicago. Maj Nance
represents the Liverpool and London aud
Globe Insurance Company.
TIE GREAT SALE.-Oi. Monday next, re-
member. the great land sale prom sed by
Mir T. +. Harmon comes off, an1 parties
who wish - purchase will do we'll 20 attend,
fo7 tic land is valuable, and under fine cult
yn;ioD, and it is so divided as to give Slice
70 any Eumber Of bIyers. On one OF tho
tracts is valuable Touring mill, which can
nc made to pay an entcrpri>ing mln hand
s0mely, a:ld on another fine store. HdnlIa-
bly, located for business. MajorJ. F. Kinard,
We understand, is to be the auc'ionccr, so
we n,av look for spirited and lively sale.
Next Monday, remember.
At the Dry Goods House Of MeFall& 4 Pool
can he found latest novelties. Carpets fur.
nishcI by patterns. Aft.
". ?. RESELL & Co.-The frequent teS-
smocia!s rendered to Me,srs. Russell & Co,
the manufacturers vf Doors, Ssshes, Blinds,
&C., is an c1iicnce that what they do is vel
done and done chea7Iy. Not only this-:hey
exhibited 50 much EeatneSS and care in pack
lug for Sh ipmeut their iazed work, thereby
rendering it free from brcakASe, that the 5.
e. Railroad With a just appreciation, have
reduced Their rates Of freight on this charac-
ter of goods, from 81 so per 100 lbs 10 Sc.
Purchasers will ut once sce that the saving
in frniOhr iS ro0SiHcrahlp M W9ll4ra
Cline is the agent for Newhcrry, and will
give any Information desired.
Those oystcrs-hand opeueu-atMarshalfs,
arc delicious. Try them.
A COOP COLLECTOR, is on: who, II re-
fused once. will call again, and again, and
keep on calling, till he worries 4 slow payer
in'o doing his du,y. lie will watch for a man
coming into town. aS n cnt would 4 mouse.
and will pouNco on him quickly. His motto
i, never give up the ship-ora delinquent
bur follow him, stick TO him, cling 10 him,
till he yields, ami cries-I can hold out no
more, come. LET'S hnYe that account, and
here's you- money.
Such al one are VIC about putting Into
harness 10 do our collecting. We are tired
n.' il our<clf and havnt pa,ence to follow
aud wa'ch every man who owes as There
fore, look ont for him. Mr.. Enrsetful. he'll
bc on your track soon. IN the meantime,
you have The privilege Of csliing AMI settling
without any further trouble.
The DIXIE LAMPS are taking like wiid,frc
as well as the other styles Of beautiful lamps
sold by Drs. Motto & Tarrant. 4l-tf.
OrR CouRT-Thc present session OF the
Court Of Common I'leas was concluded on
saturday afternoon last. The cenntry at
large deeply regretted that the authorities
at Columbia had denied us jaries--hut We
are most happy i'll being able to feel and
announce that the labors Of the Court for |
The last four weeks have been ,Inrcnit,inc |
ard very successful. Judge Noses has done |
everything in hi; power to clear the dock
ctS, and hc deserves the hearty thanks Of
Our citizens fnr his consi!crate action in re-
naming so long at his pos:. The action Of !
III. Ncwbcrrv Hlr on Saturday last, after |
the Judge had announced the business OF |
:hc Court as finished, was as it should have
been. Judge Moses deserved their thanks !
and the thanks of our citizens.
Co Simeon Fair in conveying TO the |
Court, in behalf OF the community and his |
brethren o! the Bar, their warm Apprecia-
ION his laborS among Es have produced,
f"rrcd 70 the Interesting fact that the !
E1rity business had Nos been before dis.
no<cd cc since Chancellor johnson held |
Court ut this place in 1867, and that bu; |
Tor The kin'!ncSS OF his Honor, in proIong!ng |
the session two weeks beyond its usual ;
length, much hardship wo%Id have been in
evitatlc. In conclusion, Col Fair formally |
rendered the Judge the hearty thanks Of