The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-24

don't be surprised Il you see nln ere
You see .his-wil! .you? lie wont :c-
main longe. than to have patch or two
put in, or button sewed on, when ne
will take another run Of.
LOCAL. :;
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! paper in Charleston.
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for. In any case the money is needed, ani
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and settle. @-tt'
! We hope the lectures in aid OF the Female
Academy have not been discontinued.
! CHOICE FLoUR.-Tkc belief prevails that
! the -four the present season will be Of re-
! markably 6ne quality.
! LATE PAPERs.-For batch OF Late and
! interesting Northern papers, MI. Abe Foot
| will please accept our thanks.
The parer-waste about our streets, from
! the stores, is great. IN some cities there are
paper-pickers who realize large profit from
their industry.
Professor Oliver has opened dancing
school for tine little folk. Dancing is po-
lite accomplishments also tends to grace
iulnesS.
The I. o. O. F.'S will have Z little repast
Friday night in honor Of some visiting bro
theirs. Music by the band will increase the
pleasures OF the hour.
TUaE1Ps.-Do not neglect your turnip
patch. 1t is as good as q small gold mine,
All who have O few feet OF ground 10 spare
should plant the turaip.
BEAUTIFUL BEEF Sill mad one of the
richest, ,fattest, juciest, tenderest, nourishing
stand consequently cheapest, bceres on the
market last week that VIC have seen in a
long time.
FRUIT TREES, &c.-Attention is called TO
card of Messrs. F. J. Evans 4 c., York, Pa,
Nursery and Seedsmen. A catalogue sentus
shows that they have many choice varieties
of fruit trees shrubbery, &c,
Cotton STATES LIFE INSURANCE Coz
PANY.-We are informed that this excellent
Company will resume business in our midst
during the fall season, when Board will be
established for the inye stmcnt OF funds &C.
cruiDg from premiums here.
Dr.. Whaley has gone TO the State Dental
Association which meets in Columbia today.
He begs us to inform his patrons of the fact
From Columbia he will 20 Charleston. ard
thence possibly on "Thaling" voyage or
trip to the tar, pitch ard turpentine region.
PERsoSAL.-We had the pleasure Of meet
ing Rev J. I. Bonner, Of the A. Z. Presby-
tcTian, who was on visit tc our county for
the purpose Of attending the interesting Cen
tennial Anniversary Of nis Church in this i
State.
RADICAL MASS MEETINGS We learn t
that mass meetings IA barbecue, were Geld {
last Friday and Saturday at Saluda Old
Town and Frog Level. The speakers were
Generals Elliott and Moses, and Judges &
Wright and Hoge. !
HOMEMADE DIsISFEcrAST.-DiSsoly ! :,
fushel Of salt in barrel OF water and with .
the salt water slacl. barrel of line, which
should be wet enough 10 form kind Of !,
paste. For the purpose of disinfectan., this
home made chloride Of lime is nearly as good
as that purchased at the shops and Drug
Stores. Use !: freely about sinks, cellars,
cutters and out houses, and in this way pre-
vent sickness, suffering and expense.-Ex-
change.
CoTToy AND CoRN.-A short ride in the i
country on Monday last gave us much pleas q
ure. The crops are looking splendid ana The II
prospect is indeed ine. W. have much to I,
be thankful Cor. We noticed fielj which q
Was not planted until the four tn of June, af- f.
ter the wheat vas harvested and it was
pleasure to behold fine, healthy, large stalk 4
and full of shapes. 1t was on the plantation .
Of Mr.. D. W. T. Kibler. The section of y,
rountry ridden through and the farms no Il
ticcd arc those Of Messrs. S. C. Merchant,
Walter Barre, D. Kiber and Matthias Barre. =.
twill be remembered that Newberry III -,
vision Sons Of Temperance give celebra- ;,
ton next Tuesday. There will be addresses, b
and music to enliycn the occasion. Tempe -
rance men. the public generally and ladies -
specially ere invited TO attend: and the lat " o.
ter particularly requested to fetch baskets ~
with something in them. ;,
We are told that some enterprisng gents ~
will possibly get upa soda fountain, together .,
with such temperance drinks as lemonsde' Il,
ice cream and sherbet. 20