The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-08

BARN BURNERS CAUGHT --Dctrctirc
Hicks, we are informed, has succeeded i'll
arres,ing three ncgroes-Acy SaudcrS, jim
Summers and StarkS Sanders, as the inccn-
diaries In the burning Of Mr.. MAvbn's pro
pcrtv. They have been lodged in the Union
Jail for trial.
BALTIMORE CORNER is The centre of at
traction for young and Old All the sweets
and fancies, sub>tantials and ncccSSaric>'
and arny other things TOO numerous tom"n-
ron, arc kept within the walls Of Baltimore
Corner, and the proprietor, Mr.. \. M.W;cher,
will honor all demands made on him Tor cash.
The citizens OF Ncwbrvrv are highly IA
vorcd in having good catcrcs in t!Ir beef i"c.
Perhaps no o:hcr market is so generally sHp>
p!ietl with choice meat anu 1T a uniform loH
price. Any asd every day in the week too,
from Monday till Saturday, by calling 4. the
shop JUS, the other side OF the bakery Il good
cut can be secured.
To SrBscRlBERs-We send out this week
notices of Indebtedness to those of our reads
CTS who arc in arrears, and We request :hcm
either TO bring in or remit the amounts due
AT once. Also to those whose terms Of sub
scripton have just expired do we send no.
ticcs, that they may renew with the cash
without delay. We trust our friends will
CRAFTY US By prompt attention.
Another run off Of palace Car occurred
last Saturday morning. It was the up-train
from Columbia. The accident fortunately
happened near the depot, and while the train
was proceeding at moderate rate. The
locality of the accident was providenlally be-
tween two embankments. The only injur!
sustained WAS by little girl, whose hand
VIC learn was painfully bruised.
The weather jumps from cold to warm, or
vice versa. rather. The Spring>like weather
Of the past fortnight, which sportivcly invited
the birds and flowers forth, and which cul>
mintaed in thunder, lightning, and in :ain, -
has again jumped into cold weather, with IN
attempt at snow.
4 MEETING BROKEN UP.-.in amr|ins
scene is said 10 have occurred in Union
County, on last Saturday night \ party of
negroes were engaged in prayer meeting.
and while many were down in a state Of happi
ness, (onc woman in particular lost TO time
and sense some malicious fellow sang out
"Ku Kiux," upon which such scampcriHg
:ook place as is seldom Witnessed. Egres>
was made through doors, windows. skylght,
chimney, and in any and every way possible.
The old woman, who seemed just a moment
before to be in q trance, instantly recovered
and waS one among the first 10 be up and
moving.
No CHANGE.-The strong ,furt made to
oust the present incumbent, T. 7. Slider,
from the Office of County Treasurer, VIC arc
pleased to say has failed, and that he has re-
ceived word that all is well, so far as he is con-
cerned, and to hold on. As no man better
knows how to hold on TO anything that suits
him, we feel assured that Mr.. Slider will be
able to maintain his position. The i;rrpress
ible Joe was against him.
THASNs.-Our thanks are rendered Mr..
Norman Hale, Chairman Committee Of Com
plimen;s, for an invitation to attend the !n~
nirersary Celebration Of the Ciceronan Lite
rary Society, Of Roanoke College, on the 22l
February. The Committee are J. S. Aotter,
Maryland, J. Wright, Ga, John Smith,
W. Va, ]. 4. Summer, S c., J. Will Viii
liams, No, and Edwin Sch!a,er, La. The
occasion 10 doubt will b. highly Interests
ing one, and we would like much 10 attend
MARY's LITTLE LAMB la EVERY Satur-
day" contributor says the story Of Mary
aud her lamb has been garb:cd, that III"
following is the corrrc; version. Oar little
readers iii, therefore make note and chang"
The reading:
Il,rv had li;te lamb
Whose fleece was Siti;c as snow,
And everywhere ,hat Msry went
The lamb i: would no. 81.
So Mary took that little lamb
And beat it for 4 spell;
The family had it fried next day
Aud il went very well!
Ok THE WAR PATH.-T1e Hon. lu$cp:!