The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-02

! in the Baptist Church this (Tue$day) Eve
ming. Services will begin at = O'Clock. Eiti-
zens generally are invited 10 attend.
The attention Of the lovers Of fun is direct
| ed to the notice in another column OF a
| grand tournament, barbecue and costume
ball, near L. P. Riscr'S store on the oath
inst.
| CoURT.-Wc are not able to publish the
sentences of The prisoners il this issue, rs
his Honor did moi finish them yesterday, be-
cause of the motion to arrest judgment in
the case Of the State vs. a. K. Can't.
We invite attention to Mr. Toale's card
Charleston manufacturer Of doors, saShcs,
blinds. sc. Mr.. Toale gives general salts
faction, judging from the many orders he re-
ceives from all parts Of the country.
MEssRs. MAYEs 1 MARTIN, arc in receipt
of their Fall stock Of goods, which is unu-
sally large and varied. Everything in tI:cir
line which can be called for is TO be found in
their store. Go there and examine.
The RAIL ROAD BrIDGE.-Mr. Super
visor Nicely, of the &. & c. r. R., has built
substantial bridge over the K. K. on LoUn-
da,y street. The bridge is built of heart
timber, and constructed in admirable style.
ATREspAss.-Wc learn that colored man
rode his mule on tie railroad track through
the deep cut below tic depot last week. This
is contrary 10 railroad rule and regulation,
and renders the offender liable to prosecu-
ton.
| MEND IT. Our worthy and enterprising
marshal has overlooked the fact that cross
ing on Caldwell street, near Scotts creek,
has gap or crevicc large enough to take in
a lady's foot and possibly strain or break
her ankle.
| IMPORTANT NEws.--The underground
telegraph brings information that Maj. J. P.
Kinard will be at his home place store this
Wednesday, and will open such stock Of
goods as cannot fail TO meet tie wants Of all
the country round. Examine his stock ye
people round about.
COLUMBIA AND DNEwBERRTC0TToN MAR
KErs On Friday las: Columbia reported
sales of sevcnty-fre bales. Ncwberry report
ed one-hundrcd and fifty.
Two hundred bales CT cotton were shipped
from this depot Sunday last. The receipts
of the two preceding days.
STAMPS on LEGAL DOCUMENTS
is sthc last month that internal revenue stamps
will have TO be affixed TO legal documents,
as the new law aholshing all stamp duties
imposed by schedule B, except the tax Of
two cents upon bank checks, drafts or orders
takes effect on the 1St Of October
SEWING MACHINES. We take pleasure in
inviting attention to the card Of Mr.. Gail
lard in this paper. lie is agent for the cee-
bratcd and popular "SingcG." Mr.. G. war-
rants satisfaction in every machine he sells.
and being wi!hal Z very pleasant gentleman
his personal attention and instructions arc
always agreeable. He is agent for Laurens
as well as N.wbcrry.
To YoUNG MES.-Every young man, after
he has chosen his vocation. should stick 10
to be struck, or disagrceable work TO be per-
formed. Those who have worked their way
up 70 wealth and usefulness do not belong TO
the shftIcss and unstable class, but may be
reckoaed among such as took off their coats,
rolled up their sleeves, and conquered their
prejuliccS against labor, and nantuy bore
the heat and burden OF the day"
SAD CAsUALTY-Wc regret 10 learn that
Mr.. o. Wells little daughter, Hattie, not
more thau three Or four years old, was re-
Gently kicked in the face by horse. Her
nearness TO the canimaI-QrcventiaS her from
receiving The full force of the bIow-must
have been the cause Of her not being killed
outright. The child is doing we'll
We also regret TO learn that a soldier ct
this place was kicked in The face by mule
several days since. His face is badly
mashed.
MUTILATED CUIEEScY.-The following
extract from Il letter written by Cen. Skinner
on the subject Of lnutilat:d currency,
under the Act Of juno S. 1877, we copy from
the Columbia Union:
FIt is the daty Of every postmaster TO reg
lister, in the manner prescribed By Law, but
witbor; payment Of ary registration fee, I'll
letters containing fractional or other cur
rcncy Of the United States, delivered TO him
| for mailing to the Treasurer Of the United
States for redemption. Postmastcrs and
Others may forward delaccd and mutila!cd
| currency to this Office for redemption, and
receive rcturus either in new currency or re-
cciye drafts on New York. Boston, PhilaGeI-
| piia or New Orleans, without risk Or eX
pc0sc, and with no loss Of time beyond that
required to convey and count their remit
tances.'
The following letters remaining in the
Post Office at Newbcrry C. H., held for non
compliance Of Postal Regulations, will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office in ten days if
! not called for:
DR.. +. =. Andrews, New York; J. C. Bur
row, Bristol, Tenn; Miss Dora Badgctt,
Laurens, S. c.; Edwin Bates & Co., Charles
| ton; Lucindy Clamp, NewberTy, S. c.; Frank
Schrader, Fremont, Mo-; john B. Davis,
Brewerton, S c.; Drsmore 4 Kyle, Bai'i-
more, Md; Caroline Jackson, Ncwber-y, S.
| c.: Mrs Lee Nance, Present; Mrs. n. A.
Perkins, Oswcso, y. Y; Mrs. George J.
S!rothcr, Edscfield C. H.: J. Sol. Smith,
; ShcIDyvl!c, Kr.; Wm. Sloan, Ncwhcrv, S.
c.: Harry Wi!cu;, C5IInSvii.c, TENN; G.
! ". Warren, Newbcrry, S. C.: &. Il. Walker
| 4 Co Charleston: ". II W;>@man, New
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