The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-21

(Presbyterian) Church next Sunday morn>
ing and afternoon at the usual hours.
CHURCH NeTIcE.-In consequence of the
absence of the Rev. J. 4. Mood, in attend
ance on the Commencement services Of
Wofford College, there will be no preaching
in the Methodist Church next Sabbath.
The MLssRS. KISARb Of Columbia have
superb stock Of dry goods, Of every variety.
style and fabric. They have also stock OF
shoes which, for cheapncsS, cxcels anything
ever seen. There is no mistake sabout the
cheapuess of their shoes.
THANKS The Managers of the Newb r7y
College Commencement Supper, Wulhalla,
among whom are the names OF several Of our
young Newbcrry friends, will accept our ac-
acknowledgements for kind invitation 10 at
tend on that occasion. No doubt it will be a
pleasant affair, and we wo:ld be pleased to
attend and participate.
PERsoNAL.-Mai. C. II. Subcr left New
berry on Thursday last, on a summons to at
tend the Ku Klux investigating committee,
sitting in Washington. The Major regretted
that the season was not more advanced,
that he might combine this business call
with pleasure in contemplation. He left
bis Ku EluS stick behind him,
Attention is called TO the advertisement Of
Messrs. f. C. SILVER & Co., Ct Columbia
Thi, immense establishment has in one of
| its wings, and occupying space Of about
rs 40 feet, shoe department. And this,
like all the others, is elegantly fitted up, and
displays complete and superior stock Of
shoes, of all the beet makers in the country
This feature alone will repay visit.
GooD RULEs.-Jacob Abbot's rule for the
government of children will apply to teachers
as we'll rs parents;
When you consent, consent cordially.
When you refuse, refuse finally.
When you punish, punish good naturcdly.
Commend often. Never scold.
Print the above in letters of gold and hang
up in sight.
MessEs. LoRIeR E. LowRANcE, Of Co
lumbia, grocery and hardware merchants,
keep choice and large stock of goods. in
their line: Everything that my be called
for, and many things apcr$on would hardly
expect to fud, are to be found on their we'll
filled shelves and counters. Their prices too
are low. Farmers and others going; or send
ing to Columbia, will do well either to visit
Or send to McSsrs. Lorick & Lowrancc.
Fun AHEAD.-The Star Troupe announce
their second entertainment TO come of
ON Friday evening, and their programme
gives promise of good things and funny.
good lnugh is better than medicine, and We
think the troupe entitled TO the gratitude ot
the whole community, in that, at a season
when the system is full Of blues, predisposed
ly simmer heat and deranged livcrs, they
come to the rescue with mirth and music, .c
cheer and cnliven US. Our citizens will show
their gratitude by turning out en- maSse.-
Give them rousinS house.
Who DID 1T?-The puckcring string Of
our scrap book having been drawn out by
some malicious person, and all the scraps
gathered for this weeks iSsnc thereby lost
we arc forced to issue this number without
the usual dish Of variety. It is not known
which Of our devils did thi, evil dce1, but
that it was done by one or the other is quite
certain. Both Of them arc getting thick
with the girls, and 10 doubt they have been
soft soddereJ into the committal of the dced
| Not without reason did the elder Weller ex-
claim "beyare Of the yimnan." 4 new
string shall be put in as early as possible
and scraps served up as usur,.
! NICE GooDS.-Iu to-day's paper will be
| fuuuI : uoticc, wi,ic!! We refer to with much
| pleasure. /. relates to the extensive and
we'll assorted stock G. Mr.. Geo. Summers.
of the city of Columbia. Mr. S., in his
knowledge Of the general taslc Of the human
family and the rest of manktn>l, has h9ppi'y
succeeded in making a.family groeer,. sore,
which is the pride and delight of the city u
Columbia, and the fame OF which is sp7ead>
ing through the up>country. Wha: he c:ns
not procure il the new, he seeks for in the
old countries Of the world, and his energy,
ability, and great taste, in the selection OF
such goods as he knows will please, has made
him one Of tho first Of grocery merchants. =
Read his card.
\ PLEASANT OCCUPATION FOR LADIES.
The liberal percentage offered by Messrs.
Butler, Chadwick & Gary, to those engaged
in the sale of tickets in the great land and
Immigration Sch me should be rare in
ducement to the ladies to undertake the work
| of dispoSing Of them; especially those gene
rous, unsclish and noble women who repre-
sent charitable institutions and desire to
raise funds for their support. No gentleman
could refuse an appeal from such q quarter
and for such purpose. It my be safely as
sumcd that not one man in ten throughout the
State, to say nothing or the softer sex, will
fa il to take his risk in securing q fortune
| from the 24o4 prizes to be drawn in October
next. Hence, the ladies should be eminent.
ly successful in the sale of tickets, and in
earning the legitimate profits which attach
thereto.
S20,000.-Thc Rattle advertised by the Co.
lumbia Cooperative Building Association in
our columns this week, IS worthy Of notice
aud we take pleasure in calling attention tc
it. The names Of the gentlemen acting as
Trustees, are a sufficient guarantee of tho
fairness ofthe scheme presented, and int
whose hands the prizes are placed Thi:
scheme has the merit of being moderate ir
amount, and will consequently be carried
out IN short time, and is a popular one too
judging BY the flct that large number o.
tickets have already been disposed Of. DR.
Wheeler, the proprietor of the Temperance
Hall, (thc first prize) in projecting thi.