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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
Ths Iaurers Railroad EraC1,

The conduct of the Grtenviile Rail
road rroprietors, of which Gov. Scott i
said tn br magma pars, in respect TO the
LaurenS Railroad, is the most nnblnshi"g
piece uf raSralitv of which Ra: ical:sIu
mas been guilty in the State. Notwi,h:
standing this Road was probably as
solvent as any In the State al the close
Of the war, il had to 90 into Bankruptcy,
for the probable reason that lis stock
was -, ge1ffally distributed as that the
fate Of tie Road was Of no irtc' est to
my individual or yet of men. The con.
S..qrenre vas; that at The cl:'<c of ;tc
war, the Road was Substantially desct ted.
At the sale Of the Road. now nearly
yea. ago, bv order of the . S. District
L .urr. the I.aurcus community made
bona fide bid of one hundred Thousand
d'IarS. or lhcrahnutS, for the Road and
franchises. but the Grsenv,llc Company
pu; forward bid by man Of straw,
and the Road was knocked down To thi>
agent Of that Company. The terms Of
the sale were not complied with. After
the lalrSe of considerable time. the L.
S. Court. at Charleston. perritted the
GrrcuviIle Railroad Company 20 n>s"me
this bid, and altered the terms "f sale so
rs to suit The convenience OF the G. &
e. Railroad Company.
There are no Appearances 70 indicate
,hri the parties controlling the Green.
vile Railroad Company intend TO lut the
E.aurrns Railroad in running order. II
work We're cnmtnenrrd t'-day, ii could
rn, be got IN condition to carry off the
growing cr"p Of cotton. We believe
that if the Road had hyen re sold. the
Road would now be in progress re
rnn>,rur,inn. The Grrenville Railroad
Ring had no other idea than speculation
in this infamous transaction The frand
has. and will, work loss CT nilinn$ to
this community. The Court has un
willingly. (Ac trust and believe.) lent it.
sell to the conSnn.ma,ion Of this great
wrong. The order If the c ut, in this
respect, should be rcScinded, AID the
Road rc<oId. Were it not that the STATE
intcrr>, is controlled by the Radirnl
vampires who control the Sta:e, the
.rA:ullers might be called together
::hh Int aysin in r"ntrnl Of the affairs Of
the Company LaurenSril.c Herald.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

The Illinois lsncheTs, who hanged
Martin Me,a for brutallv numbering his
son, are know to the shcriff Of the
County, who has been instructed by the
Governor 70 arrest them, the latter
uledging the whole power of the State
ru assist him in the duty. IF ever anv
one deserved l,nching it was Marti"
Mrra. by his own showing. and although
respect for the law shouldhe naiutaineJ.
i, is hardly worth y hiie I" arrest 500 or
6nU Of the men who ',nche.l hin in or
Ter To- maintain it. The DELAYS and quih
hles Of pe,tifngsing LAWYERS in Grim nal
cases. where guilt is nndoubted. do more
to lower reslec, for the iaw than such
''a<es Of 'ynshins ere apt TO d..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
The Associate Reformed Presbyterian.

Osing To the fac, tia, the assoriate
R"f'rmvd Presbyterian has failed for
many months to reach this office, y e
we're not apwi>ed that our toH nSman.
Maj. Baxter, delivered the alumni ad
hres<, II: tn. recent Commencement ex
"rciseS of the Male md Female Colleges
at due West. ,.....
-W1-lea-A, from thea iAheyille Press aol,
Banner that these Colleges are very pros,
ncrous; that the addresses before the IN
>ritu,innS were highly int. resting. and
that all connected with the recent Com,
menrement season was most instructive
aud cheering.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

MysrEKIoCs.-On Thursday night last
We were awakened out OF pretty sound
sleep by the noise Of snule one passing over
The bridge or cutvsrt on the corner opposite
onr house. T. seemed TO .take the person,
whoever he WAS. 4 wonderful time to gr:
over. II was not heavy tread either, but one
WHICH might hare been made ny litte, ner-
Tuu<, sharp, dapprr fellow. Well, there wa>
nothing strange in this, bus theIe was in
something else, tha, although there was no
pause in be souni Of the steps. yet this little
or big MIN could not get over the bridge
Which j. ONLY about Eve or six feet wi'le, nn
matter now many steps he male. We lay
and wondered, w.re mystified, became slsrT-
ed, would have called 'poiic",' had there
heen any to call; minutes ran on. Eve, ten,
fifteen, still that fellow WEB stepping it ou'.
I, WAS time now to be seriously alarmed. and
We could imagine that nothing less than q
Ku Klux could &C: so strangely. Just then
q isipr shout was heard on the otherwise still
nigh: ai--,he sons o: midnight were at work
Auorher sound-a voice called ont "cross
oye,," The bloody Z f S we're after us, OF
shy ,bonId they cros> over. Fancy the feel
ing ct that ,rying menent. Just then, while
IN the act of hvins-" change nl],"'< prone
made" "seat your pard'ners." fnRowed In
quick succession, AID all1as still, the little
fellow was over the bridge at sas'. happily
it was only dance a2 at :hs big b1ick hote'
c. .in c3Iacr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
Gne State Fair IN Toyenber.

Thecthird annual Fair OF the AgricU:-
tnrxl and Mechanical Society 0! South
Carolina, will begin on Monday, the 9Th
November next, .nti close On Saturday.
the, Nth..s The pre.pinm list. several q:
which, we have received through 81.
Geo. Swimmers, Of Columbia, osirra The
mos: t3iicrat. premiums in the depart
ments TO be represented. The interest
:nSeyen,s: Of the week Will DC relieved,
If that he possible. by competitive mu'
s:cai exsercise<from several fine bands,
:. tournament, under the management g:
Col. Haskell, and 4 haSaaT o. the ladies
of ,ne Mcnorsa! Association.
What say the County Agricultural
Societies to making the forthcoming
Eair3a grand success? what SAYS the
Nesbesry Agricultural Society," aud
whassay our people generally? Sha'!
:aep:odncss of our fields and forests,
orchards and vineyards our workshops,
mines, and qna-rics-our stables, tarn'
yards and s,ock-lois-the pantry, the
cGiSine, the ssun,!ry, the nursery and
the sewing circle-,he boudoir and the
sta.!io-prove that brain and heart have
been exercised, and ,ha, busy hand
haves been deity plying IN the varied
aeids Of esn,erpriseG
LIZ, :he Fxir in Novcmhe: be sac
cess.sand sabove all let NeSherry have 4
prominen. place in the beautiful picture
cf.sIome Industries, which must pre-
va;fand will prosper" the State Il our
people so WILL: and WORK!
Pairs are gnnG Institutions; and apart
from the benefits which accrue to ,hs
Couimon eaith in the Development of mel
resources, broader plane is established
BY the association of her citizens, where
ina unity OF community Of interests
IDEAS. principles a"d afdr'ties obtain. and
the> STATE. from the mountains t" the
ssaheard. bruugh. together in mutua
sympathy, goo,i.will and fellowship-sn
aDfenecnte cordiale, so to speak, entcrrc
into between her people. nv All inter
change Of reciprocal courtesies, &c.
Z arc pleased to say that the ei'i
zeais OF -C"lumhis promise, s" far as lih
erst t6aSpitali,y and energy can do it. to
makesihe coming fair a grand o"c in al
respects. and they hope TO see :hsi'
COED I'D city full Of visitors from the
up-soansry.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
Election Notice.

Al election having been ordered h< his
Ercrllrncy the Governor. 10 take place on
Tue day. III" St1l OF August, 10 fill vacan
citS in the Office Of County Commissioner,
polls will he oIcnrd at the following pie.
cilc,a on that dA,:
Nrwhrrry Box No l.-Nanasers, J J..
Carrin.,ca. ". W. Hcrseal, James Hca-
drrsnr.
Box m e-Jno. 4. L"ascI. Peter Sim
mons and G'or.e Pea ron.
Frog Level Box. E. Wise. Micaj.h
Davis aai Il C. Mo<le!.
C:omer's Dox.-Barrch Duncan, Wade
Anderson and J. G. Housca'
Naytinron Box. james Sims, Berj 'n;in
An hrry ard John 7. Bynuln.
Longshorr'S Box.-.Andrew Lorsshore,
Dcnsis Moa.s and Siias Walker.
JESSE {. SMITH.
july %. SD-ot. ChAiraIan B. c. G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

.Accn: dug to l.n"d, II correspondents,
Napoleon visits town every day; gener'
rlly stroll> along the sunny side "f B"n'i
street, or haunt> tho bow winA"w> ni a
lub no. Sc. H. Is very p"ru'ar with
t6r working classes, who cheer him. He
Is gctli',g very fat.
The Enrrrnr and Empress "f Brazil
are -indu<trinl>ly dom. L'ndnn.
RuMr, July: l9.-Thc P"pe recently
.),,I,, ri to the Coileg' "s Cardinals. II"
Lq,in clocu,. j., that All is l">t. and
nnlr niracIr can save IT,. lie S"tN
nn pns>ihI. help from .man; r'rn'nmrnn'
his hearers to seek 'nterpo-lil"n from
the Almighty.
.Lrxpox, jul: 81. Ali the papers con,
tain editorials on the subject of the csn
C lation bs royal warrant "f the Act le
.aiizing she purchase "f army commits
>iors. The INES, P"-t and Standard
believe the course of the ministry umrnn-
<'itu,innal white :he Daily News aud
Telrsra' approve t" the f'l!cst extent
the step taken by The ministry.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

GolSG TO LIBERIA. We learn that n
large nntnhc, "f negroes coml,i>ins
sixty sr eighty familics SIN the ,icinit,
of Clay Hill, IN the North east part OF
this County, have determined TO e,ni.ra,e
to Liberia, and are now making thrir ar
rang"mentS 10 embark IN the vessel OF
the C"lonizat;"n Sorietv. whirh will sail
from Charle$,"n nr Baliim"rc early il.
November next. Rev Elias Hill and
June Moore, two c"lnred mcn Of tbs
County, are at the head Of the Rove
mrnt, and it i the intention of the cini
grants to locate in that pat Of Liberia
..;nGs as the North Carolina C"lony .
These cmIgraht< are 10 he received at
Rock Hill, and will he furnished trans
pnrtation to Liberia bv the Colonization
Smir,y. We understand ,ha, several
hundred other ne. r"cS IN this C"un,y
are making preparations to follow in the
veS<r! hich sails next May.
..:[Ymkvil!e Enquirer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

HoS JEFFERSON DAvls.-A, ridiculous
Storv:ik. soiurg the ,e",ds nj the SenSa
,ional press to, therffect: that Hon. JrG
fer>un DrSiS ran off with: another man )
wife on Tuesday night. the II lth Instant,
from Memphis. Tenn, taking the train
f,r Huntsville. Ala. Az there is class
nf people who are ready t" believe any
thing tha, NAV F's said against the Con
redera,e TX President. i, will not lie an'i>'
10 state that he was &, Barnum's Hotel.
il, Baltimore. on Wednesday, the 18th
IN. ant. which would have allowed him
about ,w.rty four hours in which {"
make a trip m some 500 miles. u
course the story is u par' fabrication
ana a very ai<Sracefnl enc !oT Its att
thor. Baltimore Snn.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
TIE LApY's FRIEND FOR AUGUST, 1871

TIE LApYs FRIEND FOR AUGUST, 1871
X -rry attractive uumher-u.l ii The 80" /,
fre.h stories that people like I" have for sum
ncr readlnr. and bright with illustrations OF
I'll kinds. The srerl plat, "fhe Carrier
Dove" scernS 10 rpre.ent fair farI>laI
lady in rhe besirgad city, rrc'1VnS mr>-
sage. There is rhe u>ull C"lorcd Ft>nlon
P:a,e, and numerous WOOL cuts OF ladie>
dress and fancv-wurk. The music IS Inc
Bird Gl!op. An ilu>trar d story hr Dhl-y
Ven nor leads off The literary dep htmenf,
md there is auo;her hv Mad3' Carol. All
ni,. L Muzz-y b"grnS Il fine serial, "Jeai-
on-.: :" Amanda u OuSia> continues her
xc,.Ilaur story, "a Little Money; Eleanor
T.. Dnnuesly has pr,',tr p"e"; AMI WITH a Va
REV of y her $40 les IN pnenS, nike uH y
delightful Number The editorial depa'!nl"?7
of ,hiS magazine j. To some r'.;.!erS ther e.
yor,ic pur:inn. Price 50 50 a year (xhic :
aI.o illclnieS "A large steer enSraTlnS) F"nr
copies S6 Five c,p'e> (.tnG one grau>), So
..rhe I uIy's Friend" and the Saturday
Evening Post (aud one engravinS), 81
Published by Deacon & Pe;er>on, Phladel'
phir. Single cnpies Tor >ale by sH News
dealers, and by !ne publishers. price 70 CENTS.
EcLEcrIc MAGAziEE ho August num-
brr OF this exceIlen monthly is al hand; and
in ,ns;derarinn Of the simmer "tarher
pr,bahly, shows . larger prop"Itlon IN N
nSnal of light aud en- ertalDing articles. rhe
heayfe on the li>r is britia't aud >ug'
cesrive essay on the ..sDowntall Of B 'napar E.
i,n :" and thi> is followed by u burie>que
nornn entitled "Plaronic P.lradoxr<. An
E-eapr fiom the Prisons of. rhe Piombi,' D
"An African H,rem." "Na.llaniel H W
thorne," "Engl>h R,pubi!c ,ni<m," Her
schcfa< u Mu ic Master" p. Life in Mars,
"Crr,psiries of Criticism, }" The Durhman
q, Home" "Aphasia," A New Amer car
Porr," and several 'otbes<. "Fat'y" is
brought nearly 10 close, and. the ediioria
drpartmen;s are cn1snally fnll.
E. 2. Pslton, Publisher, 10S Fpl'on Street
New York. Terms SIS per-7ea7; tTe copie:
So; single corrs As csoe.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
Bring back those 6aftefS..

i pair c: gen,'emai.'s 5 Sne gai:rrs. left -
the store OF Sir. Singleton 10 b~ called for,
haze been either accidentally, :. sussepti.
,inu-!y or pnrpos"fy taken away hs die
wrong person thereby depriving The night
FL, owner Of their use, benefit ard sstae..
Tu:s is therefore 10 cite and admoaish 'ths:
MAJ, woman, child or negro hsrias the
cutters in possession, TO return the axaEs
At once or take the consequence Il - ri: 3.
JulY 2t. 3U--it. ~ ----, > -;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

Frr1T HI>uLLEa$. The "fire7s Of the
Revenue Bureau are preparing revised
c,ilti"n Of the "Fruit Regulations"
which are intended Tor tn. snldance of
fruit ti>tiilprs for the coming Year.
M,terial mo,iriica,ion< are to be made in
the instructions for surveying dl>til'
lrries. and the instructions governing
:hp mode "f assessment arc I" he made
more explicit. Minor charges are 70
he made in other portions of the in.
StrucIions. hut the system pursued at
present will, with these exceptions. re
main substantially a. at per>ent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

We thought The dust was laid AonIa. :.
afteruoou OF last srek. bit Il gust or, more
properly, storm of.w ind, raised it the ncxI
,.,,,r,,,,>, in greater volume than thr oldest
;,ha,,;rsnt eve, before saw. P"drsiTlan-
had ssnd-b.-s down IN, = throats i'll in,
banks in their eyes and avalan,. he's up the"
noses. No ra;u yc:.. The heavens ap,H H'''
are as a sheet o. hrAss, and the reflection
has baked the earth bcurath, save where
gathering hoois aud grinding wheels have
produced ''iea' OF inpalpable dust. V~s' .
,ioi. IL dead, and buried beneath the blazing
rays Of sn almost topical sun the succu'
lent jmiccs have heen extracted. anil bn
little rcmsius that is not pa.ched aud .cx-
hausted. The sh.velcd cor,i-'ladcs droop
and h:ag as listless as MI idle sail upon the
Mast when no breath OF air disturbs ;he
,ranqnil waters.
On Thursday night las: : sudden transi-
ton occurred, and from intensely warm, the
atmosphere hecnne superln:ireiy cnol.-
Vcrils. the physical world il as much nr-
hiueed az ia the moral world. Iucecti:udc
rules the hour.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
SCRAPS.

ScRArs.- =.
In Wyoming the bride furnishes the ring,
the groom does the Mysteries.
A mai with music in his soul tried 20
"rock her to >le"p"-ais .w:!c-by throwing
L big Stone AT her head o..
Self.>upp"rtiig: w.rcS- ere The demand in
certain circles.
Ayoung lady on being popped with the
al-important question, by an Old codscr, re-:
piled:
do not, sir, o:5 CT 10 marriage,
hut dislike to marriage.
How to make baby fat-let it fall from 4
three story window, when it will come down
plnnp,.;. -.
|; Though men boast of holding thp rrinS, the
women geaerally tell them: which way they
mus. drive.
Sourbtdg has PdF Of dnr, s1itcr>. WHICH
they neither btssght uer paid tnr TIp r;sh;:
raar -6Gihcr would b I'VE them lrorght .b1ck,
Or ..some acknowledgement mt.ic. They
were taken from; Mr. SinyletDu's Store. See
ahverilscmenf. -.
Big A., for he is broad. little a, for he, is
short. ron, Aaron. our ,rb"r, made clean
| thing Of Johnny'S head the Other day. ani
l,,ut lie j-,-, finished "G With piece OF sand
| paper, ssad vlrni,hei hi ~, VIZ would sAr
we'll done A. it is VIC obi cr-Johnny does
II look as we'll rs he deserves to lo"k.
tn answer TO the qirsI ion wlerc is the fire
engine? the scieucr If .mrchani>m has Tol
producrd just such 4 machine rs the. know
,ug ones want yet, therefore. in the mean
time, it company is fmmcd. each member
will he furnished with a squir' gun. Of i'm
proved pattern. That is right, gentlemen
every step in rhc way of improvement; loo' .
ipg 10 the public good il slSn Of energy and
>piri:.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

4 report Is gninp the rounds that The
Cherokee inliar>. in Western North Ca
r6Ilua. have fled y claim against tn. G".
vrrnmrr' for ali the lands lying between
thr Blue Ridge and Cumberland Noun
fan<. and extending from Bristol ,n
Ghattano"ga. 1t is said that when the
treaty wa< made c"d,ng this land, the
Chcr"kre Chief fa,l.d to sign ~, an'i
that il i. therefore, nf no valne.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

INDlGSazanN ,.MEE7ISG.- On Frida,
last. l,rge humber Of the best ci'izrn>
oc our town met i'll order t., express the
se;.se of the citizens here on the recent
action of the Governor in pardnning ,h'.
rioters. After some few remarks, i, was
unanimously resolved that ronni,t' e
Of five he appnnt",l To- draft sutah!c RI
solutions, Nth in>truc;io 10 report q;
as early day as p'ar'irahlc.
TNarinn Crescent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
COMM ERCIAL,

NEwsEaxY S. c., Jul, 25 Cotton III.
LIVERPOOL. Jc'y 24-EveninG.-Co ION
closed quic. and stead -upland' 81; Orleans
81.
NEW York. July 24-PN Cotton qui-
It and low grades steady; sales 1897 bales
upIand> 2os. Gold steadv. Al III.
CHARLEsToS. July "a Cot" quiet-rnid-
ding 1911; receipts 10 bales; 81 es 50; stock
$40.
AUGUSTA. July 2I.-Cos.on d7I.-m 3GI:Dg
1e;: s.i'es T. G::; -ercir'~ 10.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
Administrators Notice.

ALL u.r.on. having deu..Ads against the
s<ista Of Or. Thompson II. W;lson, iessssed
arc hcrct>v required 10 render shrs. IN TO
the undersigned prop~rlr x,srssed on or be::
fss the f-St day. Of S~Pirn,bes seas. as&
NJ! ucrso,.s Indebted TO ,jse said essase ere
rrcues,.d 10 nxke ,,pavmeat BY The szne
lur. Lula "tA~oO.s.sZsIea<
Julr, &c, 3..--i;.--.~-- .., ,s:------Adaa'a. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

PnooF Poe,rlvE.-T'c immense salcs OF Sing
er's sewing ii crI.,s Is a ploot positive Of tre'r
merits. 30 1.mi;y kLo"iLg anything atoui
them s,e willing to do without one. Anything
in the way nt sewing, pluih or ornamental, eau
be I. one on them, aEu chIld with Lui llt'le lr-
>tI uc,inn can ruu thrm with iac!i!iE IEe Hia-
ch,ucry IS sitnu. ", not La le to break or re,
out of order. Tney have been known TO keep III
yo.ni running oruer tor fifteen years without
need OF re,airs, winch cannot oc ssld of other
II chlres Messrs. Chick chick are tie aSe u
ut NeHberr.. a.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

A company hs> been formed in La,n
renS ,o explore the mineral. resources "J
that County: 1t is supposed the North
ern portion of Laurens atonnl> in gold
May it prove golden harses, to. the
good people Of old i.snrenS.
Success to our friends Of LaGrenS
May they .tind',he golden veins or ''strike
ile," OF discover the phiio>oFhrr's stone,
or do something that will lead to the bet
ter day coming!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

The Wilmington Y. C. Star says shat a
crra, sensation WIS created in that cit7 Il
few days ago by Tie discovery Of a s,n'l!
slns- lar containing two human thnnhs. ap-
p.-ently those of = female-whi:c. They
had leep cut off Il. the jon:S nearrst IN"
hands hey were perfect 'ut slightly prr-
p!s aroand the edges where cut The j,r
had piece Of whit" cloth tied over the
mouth. The mystery IL not pnraveled.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
The B,sRscCE.-The barbecue q. Jalap

TuE BARREcCE.-The barbecue at Jalap-
u, on Saturday LAST, was decidedly the mot
orderly, and best arranged aff+ir Of the kind
we have ever witnessed, and 10 Mr.. VIM.
Kelly, who prnj ctrd and cnrried it through,
all praise Is gwen. We were pleased to see
cnitc number CT Indies present on the &C.
casion, nud the influence OF their presence
made the barbecue feast Of reason and 4
Gov OF soul Here's q health 10 tcar Eo>
mau-as long ~ she is content 20 let tnc men
wcar the brecckes. Had he cirI CT the
Tea:Ler h.,cn c1uSa!'rd and bri5rd, lie could
Goi pos>ibi; have gotten Up L p!easau:er dr
nprc geH:a! dav, and taking it altogether,
re may safely sa-, hat every o"e who
had any han,! in ie management, from Mr.
Kelly Gown 10 The hcwcrs OF wood and
drawers Of w%tcr, inc!udIns uncle Solomon,
whe uinoounL=d the bash, aud the lnAnipu-
I.,tur<, s;!rrrrS, >caSouerS and tu6rcrs thereof,
ampp. whom largely figured uncle Teagle,
who did his L-AvELL BEST, and Dr.. VIM. W.
the l1!trr Of whom excited our syrnpathieS
and fears lest he'd fail victim to hi~ inde
fatig :hr efforts "a II faster, Mr. Hays, who
COOKED the meats. Nancy. who stirred the
cream, tie half dozen aids, who mixed the
lemonade, ,hc lat!ies, who smiled on the
whole. the babies, who only cried when they
were hurt, The clerk, who kept the sun in
check, the crowd. which waited pai"ntly for
its dinner and continued CAV after being f.iltd.
all, went well. The dinner was crpitai'
bat whether the m1'ton VAS better tian the
; pork, or rhc Dnk superior ~ tie mutton, the
best !.iscS found il difficult TO decide; one
| thing WAS certain, rhnnGh. rhc hash Of uncle
Sol had never been eXcclicd IN ancent or
! modern times, and there were oceans Of it.
After dinncr some Of the young people got
up i dance in an uu:-hou.c, but how long
they coniinued turning Oh the light fantastic
10 We know nor, for as the sun began 10
decline westward. We hiched up and said
our gooI bye's. The only incident we will
| mention j. one which occurred on the home
place where the b"ncs lay scattered on the
ground. Ahou, tl's d.ran'c ittc by,
hungry l"oknS, in chargr Of 4 wagon and
| two nu:cs, going in the direction we hai
| lift, stopped aud inqlired if the barbecue
ws> over; on b:ing told Yes. he asked III 4
| mourn'ul, dc<pairiaG tone, "how long had
they qat eariny2"' One hour, said we, aud
drove on So ne minutes after, rhe road be-
Ing >trlisht and level we luoheI back. aud
| there WIS the lulc fellow halt rurHrd on his
mule, still l,mkins at u with his hungry
ewes. He had evidently Set bis heart on
4eachiug the cue ami rcpleni>hiug his empty
| stomach, but alas, had missed 1t hy rwosn' d
! hours. Poor little fellow, how VIC piIied
him. There was 10 need just then for u 70
! remind him of his peas end a. 1t will he
| some Iime ere VIC fnrgrt Tie 'ore and look
g. he asked how long had they quit ea'-
ing"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

Henry Berry L"wrey. the outlaw, de
mandS his hrpakfaS: almost under the
verv noses of the people irving to capture
him. and has sent word tn the Sheriff.
that if his wife is not released he will
,lrench Rnbesnn county in blood.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

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