The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03
LOCAL..

"MEsSisS. GRIFFIN & ll0FFMAS. Newspaper
Advertising Agents. No. South ST.. BAL
timorr. Md, are duly authorized 10 contract
for advertisements 1t our Contract rates Adver-
tiserS in that City are requested to leave their ia
yors with this house
DO you wish profitable Investment? If 50,
read the advertisement Of Capt. ". II. Webb,
and call on him for particulars.
EARLY Rose PoTAToEs.-Mcssrs. Echols
and Wilson have supply of This unsur-
passed variety of Early Potatoes. They arc
received from Connecticut, expressly for
seed, and can be bought at 81 90 per barrel.
Notes Victoria Tonic Gittcrs will keep off
clllS. IS Ct.
WANTED-A man with the Patience of
job, and the endurance Of Il Steam engine,
to collect a few accounts for this office. lie
must be plcntifully endowed with mu Gle,
and not be afraid 10 exercise il either, and
be able TO sit up at nigh: with his patients
when it becomes necessary. To such all one
We vii! come down right sharply.
Attention is directed to the card Of Rev.
D. McNcill Turner, d. D, Brevard, n. C.
! The advantages offered by the course of in
struction in this institution arc manifold, be.
sides the delightful and healthy climate of
its location, the course is remarkably cheap.
The principal is veteran in school cxpe-
ricnce, and has occupied The chairs of Mathc-
MATES and Languages in different Colleges.
Mr.. B. W. OWENS, whose work shop is
| located near the depot, on the corner Of Main
Street and the Helena road, is prepared
either to make or repair Busgics, Wagons,
&C., in an expeditions and workmanlike
manner. We ask for him the patronage Of
the citizens of Ncwbcrry. He is attentive,
prompt, reliable and skilled in his business.
Give him trial. His card appears in this
issue.
No MORE BUcK.-A tolcrably wei! dressed
fifteenth amendment. with cane in hand,
high heels on pair Of second hand gai ers,
| and sky blue tight fitting pants, was accosted
the o:hcr day near the Horel entrance by
another amendment not so elaborately gotten
up, with the old time salutation, "halloo,
buck" Wool went up directly. Amendment
turned, his eye flashed fire. "don't call q
gcntlelpan buck again. or III hist YOU"
Amendment 2 lurfed. SO did the local.
\ MAERiAcE.-lIappcnns in the Clerks
| olfice-we mean Mr. Thos Lake's-Thurs-
day afternoon Of last week, young man
and woman (colored) presented themselves
candidates for matrmonv, whereupon that
| officer, with the case, manner. style and
grace Of a veteran in that interesting pur-
suit, gently dispatched them into the sphere
Of conjugal felicity, IA sent them out into
the new year full Of hope and happiness.
MAsoSIc.-Thc following are the officers
recently Installed to serve SSnct Chapter
OF Royal Arch Masons, the ensuing Masonic
year:
p Roiics7crgcr: ". E. II. P; Jno. Stout,
King; VI. Foot, Scribe; Jno. o. Peoples,
G. of H.; v. II. Wisem.n, P. s; G. ". Gl-
rardeau. r. 4. c; II. P. Tarrant. e. NJ. Sd
V; A. G. Maybin, e. ". % V, Albert Lu.
cas- G. ". lst V; r. S. Chick, Treas; y. T..
Mazyck, Scc'v.; W. C. johnson, Sentinel.
THE ATLANTIC ACID PEosPH lTE, as we'll
as tho ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE, advertised by
Tho ! pN.Ir
and Co., Of Charleston, have endorsements
such as cn;i;lc them 10 the confidence Of the
planter. Both are prepared under the dircc-
tion Of that distinguished Chemist, DR.. St.
Julien Ravcnel, whose recommendation is
sufficient guarantee of their high qualities.
We take pleasure in calling the attention Of
planters to the cards which appear this week,
and in referring them to McSsrs. Maycs 4
Martin, agents for Ncwbcrry, for any infor
nation which NAV be desired.
SALE-DAY-was ashe:ed in wi h rain, and
eliminated in mul, mule and 'mcndmcnt.
Which predominated we can. say. Never
in the history OF Newbcrry was there more
of the whole. Positive locomotion was out
of the question; if one dill not run against
an amendment, he would be sure to stick in
the mud. The scene was more like an ami
mated cheese than scene Of animated ma
turc We cannot say more, language being
Inadequate TO do that justice which such M
occasion calls for, therefore VIC conclude, it
was the muddcSt, mad lest, miscrablest day
in the calendar, if it was New Year.
OLE Bull OUrDoSE.-The old mig who
played the tilulc in from. of the Court House
Friday last. is decided original. The neck
of the fiddle rests in his horny hand. but his
fingers touch nary string, nor has he use for
rosin for tho bow. His forte is entirely ION
de motion" and monotoncus kind of sing
song tune on his mouth piece. No tune
came from the fiddle, how could it, for he
touched one open string only, and that a
loose one, the charm consisting altogether Is
we said in motion. lie was the uglicSt Oil
MIG TOO ever seen. 1t is said he can play in
this way fror>un down to Sun up. No king
Was ever happier.
TRIBUTE OF REsrECr.-Ncwbcry Divi
sion, No s, Sons Of Temperance, turned out
in rcgalis on Sunday afternoon last, to pay
the las. tribute Of respect to their deceased
brother, John Beach. The occasion was a
sad one, as in the death Of this es;imable
young man, who died far away from his pa
rents and loved ones much sympathy was
felt and shown. His funeral services we're
conducted at the Baptist Church-of which
he was a worthy and consistent membcr-by
the Rev Mr. Stout, member of the Diri-
sion, who fcciDgly alluded to his many ex-
cclens qualities of heart, not the least Of
which was his exceeding humility. The pa
rents and friends of the deceased will be
pleased 70 learn that their departed relative