The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-25

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TIE PaoeRess1ys AGE is the name of .
paper soon to be published here by Mr.. T.
P. Slider.
When, ,yon can't think Of what your wife
chargedyo bring hcme. get hair pins.
They are always handy in the house.
Fancy pen holders. paper cutters, and 8
variety Of fancy articles in pearl, ivory and
Scotch, aud sandal wood, can be had at
s'Fogar.ie's Book Depository" Charleston.
school,. NcTIcE.-At.ention is called to
card of Kings Mountain Military School,
the FIRST session of which for 1873, will begin
on the 1st of February. This is one OF the
best Male Schools in the State.
PLEASE NOTICE the card of Messrs. Kings
land & Heath. Columbia. Their house Is
supplied with everything that housekeeper
can possibly want, and many useful articles
not generally known.
We have received with the compliments
of the Committee an invitation to the Ami
yerssry Celebration ofshe Literary Society Of
Roanoke College, Monday evening, January
20, 1872 .-. -- 80
"Who was the meekest E,an, my son r
said the superintendent Of boys btoie
class. "Moses, sir" every well, my boy;
and who was the meekestwoman?" PLEASE,
cir. there never was the meekest woman."
CHs1sraAs.-Mr. l. B. Maaett, Chairman
Com. of Arrangements of the pleasant fes; /
val to be held at Frog Level on Christmas
night will accept our thanks Tor compliment
tsry tickets Of invitation.
STUFF 'sx-yes stuff 'em, and with the
best. What do you mean? says Mr. Greasy
Chop; who is considerable on stufinS! we
mean that you stuff your turkey. goooier or
friend with oysters, and get them from Mar
shall. Stuff your children With something
sweet, Marshall has just the very things
TEE ElaIx ALAMO for 1875, is hand
somely gotten up, and we are under oolisa-
tons to the proprietors of the Elgiu Watcn
Co., for :: copy of the same. Mr.. l. suiz-
bscher, Of Columbia, is the agent for THIS
|: vel, known house in the sale of their popo-
Lar watches.
AR.nE CHANCE FOR ENERGET1c MES-
NeGAPIrAL REoUrxED.-Cauvassing agents
wanted in every County in South Csro!Ina,
for the bes. Southern Agricultural Magazine.
Apply at once, by letter, to the Rural Caro-
l;nian, Walker, Evans & CogswelI, Publish
49,. c,.-,ss,o, 6 O. 52-2t.
PRESENTS FOB THE NEW YEAs.-The
Universe" by Pohches, and STANLEY
Search for Livingstone in Africa," are the
most popr lar works Of the day. The above
works can be seen st this Office. Those wish
ing copies can be supplied oy US at pub
lisheris prices.
Letters remaining in Post Office at New
berry, for non-compliancelof Pcsta! Regula'
tiors: Mr.. Williams, Ags.-W.& & W. 5. IL
Mr, Jacob Kioler, Rail Road Agent, n. B.
Davenport, Mr.. David Piester, Mrs. T. T.
Jones, Mr. T. B. Li,zey, Mrs. Stacy GogInss'
all of Nexberry; Mr.. Pink Brown, Frog Lev
el, Gen. VIM. Gnrney, Charleston.
ACCIDENT OF THE G. & C. R. Ron Sat
urday last serious accident occurred on the
G. sc. R.R., aboutteu miles above Colum'
bia, Il occurred BY the breaking of rail
by which the smoking and second class cars
Of the down passenger train were badly
dsusxed, the running gear being almost to-
tally destroyed. The train, was filed with
passengers, but we are pleased to learn nc
one was seriously injured.
- BRIEF REsPI7E.-in accordance with
me-honored usage, and always with our
patrons permission, all hands in this ot1ce
will take few days rest after the issue o.
this paper. From Christmas day till Mon
day eight o'clock, we hope to have The plea
sure of going around loose and enjoying our
selves promiscuously, but always with dig
ni,y. and without the distressing thought o
labor on the brain.
Ouruext ISSUE, therefore, will only be
half sheet.
TaASKs.-Wc are pleased to say that our
friends are coming in rapidly and paying uE
their dues with cheerful promptitude. There
are many yet ont in the cold, however and
when they all come in we will have greater
cause for returning thanks.
We are also pleased that we are receiving
80 many renewals Of old subscriptions as wei
IS new subscribers to the Herald for another
year. Come one, come al. and mske the
wear 1873 pleasant and prosperous one to th'
printer.
See our club rates, and make Us up few
ALMOST MARTTR.-We are told tha
Bob Duckett, Of this county, witness fol
Mr. IL. n. Baford, who is charged with con
spiraey, came near losing bis life ct th'
hands of a mob Of bis colored brethren i:
CoIrmbia, and bat for his feetness Of foot
would have expiated his ofence-name
II, telling the truth in an honest yay-in ,h'
loss of his life. The Judge, it is said, wa:
incensed at this shameful, brutal attack, ant
would have had the parties arrested, coClc
theyhaYe been found. We are pleased to
add thas honest Bob was not injured. Mr.