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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07
MARRIED.,

GA the 1S'h ult, 1T the residence of Mr.
George Hitler, hy the Rev. W. y. Ilouck
Mr. GEORGE BEAKDES, Of Columbia, and
MrS. +. e. KILLER, nf Lexington County.
On the 25:h ult., at the residence Of the
brides mother. ny the Rev. W. Berry. Mr.
W. \. CoRLEY and Miss S J. HARNAN.
daughter Of the late Jeremiah lIarman, all of
Lexington County.
On the 18Th ult in the town Of Camden,
by the Rev J + E,gcrS, Mr. SAMUEL
YATES, of Krr>haw County, and Miss DKU-
ClLLA C. SEAT, daughter of the late llilliard
Scay, OF Lexington County.
On the morning of the 9th IAN, 1872, By
Rev. .Jnu Stout. IT the residence of Mrs. S.
l.. Davis, Ncwbrrry. 5. G FIERCE B CHRIS
TIE, of EIgcficl.i, :. c., t"IENNlE Z. BONDS,
OF LaulcnS, ) E. No cards.
On the morning Of the 9Th IAN 1872, by
Rev. Jun Stout, ut the residence OF Mrs. :.
L. Davis, Nrwlcrry, :. c. WM. TENsEsr,
of Charlc>tUn 5. & 10 MITE I. BONDS, of
Luurru<, 5 e. No Cards.
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TRANSFORMING THE CoMPLExI"N.-Th
transformation prolucel by HAGAH MAG
NoLIA BALM arc qlllc as astonishing as any
scene on the stage Of n theatre. That famous
bcautifier tr:N>mutc$ 4 Sa!l0w, pccky look
ing complexion. INTO on: in which the lilly
and the rose vic Cor admiration, aud ilnpartS
to Il dry harsh skin. III" soitnc<S OF pcrfcc.
lovlincss. Tan AMI frccklcs, which country
air and sunlight arc pretty sure 10 prodncc,
in spite OF para>ols and >EniDwnS, ,arc complete
ly obitcractl br il: Willie it il;.sa perfectly
magical effect in bani>hing nnduc rttlncSs,
b!otchcs and p;,Dplcs from the skin. VIII
the lady wEo las Il>rl it to remedy her COM
plcxinnai defects hooks in the mirror, >he i,
rou lily a>:onnlcd and sratiticd nj the i'm
proYrmcn's IN hcr appearance. Every blum
;S!l has disappeared. her neck, arms and
b,sy!H, now rival in whitene>s the snowy
collar which rncirrlcs her throat, her check
mantits With 4 peach-likc bloom, and she is
ready to invoke blessing on the article
Which has wroug9t such ! delightful trans
formation. L.
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Newspaper Personalities.

Capt! 2Hsnffy King said, in a lee
tdrs before the Kansas Editorial Con-
verftion1: ~ believe in personalities.
The journalist is never so powerful a.
when be is personal To proclaim truth
in general way is we'll but to give ii
personal application is immeasurably
better. Archbishop Wha,cly once sail
he believed people should so to church
To be made uncomfortable. And hope.
on the same ground, THAI a newspaper is
s;isurc which does not make bad men
sG',irm wh"ncvcr they read it. De.
ndn'icing knarcry in the abstract Is like
t.f><ing pebbles iato the ocean; II is only
w5rn Scou%lre!s arc specifically co!larcd
anil held 70 to public scorn and Sc'lfi"s
that the waters az troubled to Come
purpose"
The South. ca. Gilman will take notice.
and pursue the Ring after 'he most ap-
proved fashion.
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In the Common Pleas
Newbcrry.
Feb. I, 6-4t.

Geo ". Williams & Go /. VS.. Thos. N. Far.
siug"r.-BlI Tor Forrc!o-ure OF Mortgage.
In nnrs,rance of an order Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, for Ncwberr! County, J
will sell at Nrn berry C. H., on the lSt Aot-
day in Mirch next, all that tract or p'anta-
ton Of lanI, known as the Sanrnc Place. III
the County OF Nrwbcrrv, in the State afore.
said, containing {$OG) Three Hundred and
Six Acres. more or less, and bonn,l"d by
the Dead Fall Place. lands of Mrs. Elizabeth
WcrtS, (wiir of Michael WrrtSJ, John Il.
Sprarnan and others.
Also, all that Other plantation or tract OF
land, known rs the ".juhrl A. Wise Place"
situated in the Comfy and State aforesaid.
containing One Hundred and Ninety Acres,
more or less, and bounde'! hv lands oi Bird
Cromrr, George Dominica: and Others
And, also. the undivided one.haif of a!
rh!. other trac, or plantation Of land, sit
ua!ed also in tic County aud Stale atnrc-
said, known AS the Jesse Wise Place, con-
taining Two Hundred aid Thirty EIGHT
Acres, more or less, bounded by the JOHN
\. Wise Place, lands OF Patrick Wise and
others, lttIe other undivided half Of this
last mentioned tract being the property Of
George G. DeWalt.
TERMS OF SALE -One-half Cash, ba'-
ance Of purchase money to be secured by
bond and mortgace Of purchaser.
THOS. H. LAKE,, 'reree
T:h.7 st.. rs
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The Atlanta Sun.

This S,aunch Democratic paper, edited
by Alexander H. Stephens. in its pros
pccaus for 1872 says:
! Durin. the present ycar President
and members "f Congress are to he
elected. Liberty mnSt be preserved or
lost. The Corrup;ioniStS of the day.
.ue :Bnad Ping<-the ambitious enemies
Of free governmcnt-arc ar;frlly. per.
sis:4n,!v paving the way to tie over
throw Of the Federal Republic. founded
l,y washington; jrtfcr son and Ma'i>on
aud the sestah!i>hmrn, of Centralized
Empire and Dynasty in it, stead. The
people can prevent this II they will.
They can retain their freedom, or they
can become slaves Tie d .>tiuy OF this
co0:.irv is to he decided by the people :
rdtiS!r IF the Democratic party will
but stand firmly upon its ,imc-h"nored
p.atto,u,, aud erect the standard Of Lib
eytv. and he',c<ty in the admini>,ra'i n
of IN. government. n glorious triumph
will be achieved. Victory is within our
grasp. The enemy is giving way-iS
receding from: his u,;e' disregard Of law
and constitutional guarantees. Nnw is
the time for rigo, ous charge upon lis
wavering lines.
Pie Sun, has been sowing the good
seed Of truth. It has already brought
forth. good fruit. We shall continue to
SOW. the seed, and shall expect rich
harvest TO be reapcd in the triumph Of
honest principles in the next election.
We trust our patrons will aia US in cx-
tending tbs circulation Of The Sun. We
have entered upon orr enterprise to
assist in the great work Of rcdeeming the
country .frou,- control Of robbers, tyran,s
usd money-changer:, Hho arc infeSting
:!,c, tr,nple Of Liberty. Their tables
must he overturned and public opinion
must &C urge them from the public Ere-
S:rce.
Terms for the Daily, $1,000 per an
NUN; six months $500; one month 81.
Weekly, per annnm. single copy. s. % !;
three copies, S5"o; five copies. IS 90 :;
ten copies, $500; twenty copies, S2S.'
90; City copies, sf5. In advance.
!. ga Address J. lIcnlv Smith,
General E.iitor & Business Manager.
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Sherim'S Sale.

SOUTH CAROLINA. NEWEEEEY En;N-
N.-lN PROBATE COURT.
4. u. Dominick as Admir-, OF Estate OF
Tranmorc +. Black, '?cc'd., a"Hir's. Mary
+. Black and 4. G.. B!ack.-i'roceedngs
for Sale of House and Lot in Partition.
Bv virtue Of IN order from tIc Iro!a;c
Court of this Coumty. 10 me directed. J
viii <.i oa S,rs.dav in March next, il
ro:,r nl' the Conrt I.onSr, Ono House and
Lot in The Town o! Frog G.rvrl, containing
"nc acre. more or h"SS, adjoining la':ilS OF
rnr e.. 4 {. X. K. Company OIL the Ea>: and
Sonth, lands Of D. Mower, formerly now
known rs the Corporate Lot, on the WeN
and North. the property OF Tranmorc +:
Black. lately deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.- 0nc-ha|f cash the
hn!Aimr on credit mil FIRST day Of Jann-
ary, 1879. with interest from day Of sale.
The purchaser to give bond with su,etics
and mortgage on premises and TO pay for
papers and stamps.
WV. SUMNER,
Coroner, .ct. Sheriff,
Per JOnS |. llorsEAL, d. G.
Feb. I, 6-4t. tl2
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NEW FEATURE.
In the Common Pleas
Ncwbcrry.

l.. c. McCrackin VS. Thos. VI. Pay~ingcr.-
Bill for Foreclosure o: Mortgage.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, for Nerbcrry County, ]
will sell at Nen bcrr, G. II e, on the Isl Mon.
day in Marh next, all that tract or planta-
ron Of land, lying in the District and State
aforesaid, containing Three Hundred and
Six Acres, more or rSs. bounded by lands
of Gillian Smith and others.
Also, all that lot Of land lying in the cor
poratc limits Of the town Of New berry, con
,aninc One Acre, more Or lr.s, bounded by
Streets separating it from lots Of }. b. Eel
lrrs, J. ". Numbert, J. y. Martin and 9th
er$.
TERMS OF SALE.-0nc.half Cash, lal.
ancc Of purchase money to be secured b.
bohd and mortgage of purchaser.
TllOS. u. LAKE,
Feb. :, G-4t Ills Referee.
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aSYSINKING SLOWLI.-U.

GSy-SINKING SLOWLl.-U.&-
eases that progress rapidly to i crisis are
not only ones to lie dreaded. Canker Or
dry rot does no. blast 4 tree as suddenly
ss n stroke of lightning, but unless arrested
it destroys it as ccrta;uly; and III like
manner chronic debility, although it does
not kill with the swiftncSs Of yellow fever,
i. as sure 10 sap the springs Of life even.
tually as any acute disease, if not checked
bv iryigoratin. medicnfion. There is somc-
thing inc1pressibly touching in the spec
tac:c Of premature decay. Lsnguor, pal.
lor, emacia,on, depression Of f.spiritS, and
d.taste Cor cxeriion, are its ordinary symp-
toms, and they should be promptly met by
tonic treatment. The best invigorant and
e1hilcraat that can be administered in H
case OF this kind is Uo<tet:crS Stom.
ach Ditrrs The stimulating principle Of
tie preparation rouse. the dormant energies
OF the system, aud the strength" ming and
regulating properties give permanent and
hcathful impulse TO The vital forces thus
brought into plny. The failing appetite
is re.awakened, the process OF digestion and
assimilation are q"ickrnHd, tI:e q:sli'y Of
the blood is improved, the scrrrtiors be-
come more natural. and every organ that
contributes to tie nout>!Imrm: Of the body
nndergoes salu,ary change. BY these
means the repair Of the physical structure
is effected and its health ana rigor restored.
In no class of disra>cS has the bcncfccnt
operation o! the BiitrrS hccn more mar%ed
ard striking than in those characterized
by genera! debility and nervous E'rostraf0n.
Ladies affected with these ailments find in
this most wholesome OF all tonicS, and cor
receives, the safest and $urcst means Of re-
lief It is strong to restore and po%crleSs
10 iniurr. Such is the uniform testimony
of "clouds Of Witnesses" Feb. !. 6-lm.
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GBITT .ARI.

The sn!jrct Of this memoir, Capt. JOHN
WILLIAMS, departed this liir AT his resi-
dcnce at Helena, on the 22'l ut., Of pucu-
moria, in the sgd year Of his age.
Capt. Williams followed the planting in
tcrcSt. lie wsS a man Of many noble traits
Of character. In hislricndS'lip he wa: warm,
true and rn<wcrving. During the late war
he served in tie IloIrom!'" L"@irn with
great personal courage and integrity. In
his death hr leaves an a!i"clioHa;r atd dc.
voted wife, and "a'.y "aIfn i:lr"I>. Prac"
to his rcn ass
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: n WRERRT, S. c,
Wednesday, February Z, 1872.
The Carolina Spartan.

In the last issue Of this valued ex-
change We notice tina, John II. Erins,
Ed, has assumed editorial control, ard
We. congratulate the readers of that pa
per on his accession to so honorable and
important position. and at the same
time extend to him the usual right
hand"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07
General News Items.

Ninety Thousand cmigr.,nt> left Germany
last year, nearly all for the United States.
Government has 1857, ,732 POO acres to dis
pose Of.
every Saturday" paper sunk 100000 i'll
two years.
More than Coz ono 900 steel pens are man.
u:;cturcd in Sheffield. Eng and, ANNUALLY.
An cntcrpri>ins Canadian r.ftied of his
family bible 1T ten Gems i throw.
Eight thousand reinforce:ncnts for Cubl
havc been sent from C.ldiz
The Pacific Railroad is again blocked by
SNOW between LARAMIE AMI Cheyenne.
Tic Blrc Ridge Fail Road SwindIe bin has
been kicl in the Senate.
Seventeen persons were recently frozen t.
death in Saline Co., Nebraska.
Careful compilations put the number Of
lives lost in the Chicago tirc u about one
thousand.
rhi:,y-fve hundred new books appeared
in England last year besides thirteen hull
Ircd new cditionS-in all S3j.
Tue people of The South arc $500, 900 900
better off than they were 1T the Close ut the
war. " can sec II though.
Monday night, the 2S:h, is sail 10 have
been the coolest Of the season, North and
West.
A sipgle hair from the head of Louis Ma
p.ienn is said 10 have been sold recently. ut
fair ia London for one hundred dollars.
The residence of Major James II. Pawley.
at Florence. Was destroyed BY fire on Mon
day ni.:hi jus, after dark.
ea, Canada Abou: two hundred gigantic
skeletons have been unearthed in l field
which was being dug.
The Roman Catholic clergy Of London have
announced tu their dpckS that they will not
attend the funeral of any person over whose
body wake has ''ccu previously held.
Tc!cgraph;c dispatches announce that finau-
cial men in New York are signing = pcritiun
TO the Legislature Of this Stale 10 consolidate
the debt
The commodou> family residence Of DIR.
l.. l. Dur-nt, situated about :wvivc iIi!e>
from Sumter. was entirely destroyed by ti:c
on Thursday last.
Ten cents was paid l minister at Warren
ton, y. c. for the trouble OF marrying i cou-
pic. Had il been during the huchleberry Sc:l-
son he mi ght have received more.
1t is painful TO learn from IIindoo as.
tronomer that during the present year Il bliz-
ing meteor will pass By the earth, anl in the
short space of twenty -four minutes destroy 4Il
vegetation and kill millions of people.
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NOTICE.

hereby give notice thar have filed my
petition in the Court of Probate tor New
berry County. praying tor final discharge
and Letters Di<r,iS>ory a< Admin traitor
dehouis non, with will annexed. Of E>tntc
OF Henry GalIman, deceased. and hy order
Of said Court tho said pcf.ion will he heard
and disposed Of on the eighth 'lav Of Mar. h,
1872. J. j. GAI.LNtN,
Adr'r.. dcbonis non, will annc1"i.
Feb. I, 6-5t. $50
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rl,.4- FROM DAN TO BEER

gey~ FROM DAN 70 BEER
SIlEBA.-From Charleston 10 D,h!onega
from the sclbotrd 10 the mountains, can be
seen marked Improvement in the style Of
buildings in the last five years. Villages and
farm huilScS all present more elegant and
comfortable appearance. Tue reason is well
known. It is because in that period the
whole country has learned TO patronize that
celebrated manufacturer of Doors. S;s>hcs and
Blinds, Mr. F. p. ToALE, Charleston, 5. G..
Jan. II. 3-lf.
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Yankee.

The Mobile Register learns that VIII t.
man is swindllng the negroes Of Missis'
sippi with the statement that the eman.
c patton proclamation by Lincoln had
been burned at Chicago, and that 1t
would require large amount OF money
to get up another and that, unless the
thing was done soon, slavery would be
restored and they would al! go back into
ssryituds.
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LOCAL..

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The undersigned are
reluctantly compelled to notify all parties in-
dcbted to ;hea-mider measures having
failed to accomplish the end-that if these
accounts are not settled soon they will be
placed in suit for collection.
Jan. 2l, 1T. ABRAMS 4 MEIlS-
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CONN ERCIAL.

EEwn"RxY :. e.. February 6.--Cotton :: ;a2 !
CoLUMBIA. February So ottnn 2l'I.
NEW loEK. February - T.. N.-Cotton qnict
and firn-upiands %; Orlcams 23:zz. Gold / !
l0;. =,
HALrlMoEr, February 5.-Cotton strong-mid-
ding 23u23!.
CHARLhsroN. February 5-rotton firIn-mid-
ding . $a22
.AUGUsrA. February 5.-rot:on frm-~m;dd'ing
81.
LIVERPOOL. February 5-Evening.--Cot:on
closed <trOny-up!anGs II 1iall: Orleans II la1lS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07
In the Common Pleas
NcWberry.

James G Lral,y, Probate Judge, vs. ThoS
NJ pa,sngcr.-Bil' for Foreclosure o:
Mortgage.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Conrt of
Common Pleas, for N-~brtry County, !
will sell a, Ncwherrv e.. H.. on the Is: Nom
dav in March next, ali that tract or plant"-
ton Of lanl lying in the County and State
aforesaid, on Cannon, Creek. confirming
one hundred and 47-lnO acres, more or
less adjoining lands Of David llaliarrc, Nj
cajah Epp< and othcrs-(d (d"<gnated as tract
No. 3, in plat Of real r<t,te OF y. &. &
man, decd, made Oct, 1879, hv 6. VI
Girardean, and filed in Prob.tr Go rt, for
Nrwbcrry. in the case OF J. J. Callahan Us
E'iz1hrth G,l!man. Adm'x, ct al)
TERMS OF SALE -Nnr.half Cash, bal
arc" OF purchase rnn"ry II he secured by
bond and mortgage Of IN: chaser.
Tl;O$. ". LAKE, Referee.
Frh :, G-Il. +l3
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07

Ifyondcsire rosy checks and complexion
fair and free from PimpleS, B!o.ches and
Eruptions, purify your blood BY taking Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. /.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07

..NYssrs. GrIFriS s li0PFMAS, Newspaper
Advertising A.eu,S. No. 4 South st Bal
,nnorc Md. are duly authorized to contract
for advertisements at our contract rates. Ad'er>
tScrs in that City requested to leave their ia
yors with thl. house"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07

tLitt,e less than one year ago, when this
grand enterprise MAS organized in Atlanta, Ga,
many >agacinnS people predicted failure n ie
infancy. but the unprecedented success erovni1<
il everywhere j: has hce,. has satisfied them q
the error Of their Judgment.
No exhibition ON the rosd has given greater
sa,isf: ction. and none have achieved Is great o
deriee OF popularity.
Neither laior nor moncy has bern pared 20
maxi it the rlOst cxtei i've aid choice exhibitioH
on the rosd. and the almost daily fremendo9s
audiences app auGing the fats Of the dig rest
artists lave served to stimulate he management
to even greater eXcrtionS.
Throughout the Ni!dIe States and New. Eng.
land the DnnIininns of New Brunswiek, SnTS
Scotia. l'r lice Edwards Island. Cape BnSea
and New Fouudland, there hap been bat enc
voice from tie press aud public as to the iutrinsis
merits of this INammoth establishment.
M"ss:s HA1GlIT & co. teel an exen'abio
pride in tlus referring 10 their repeated tziumphs
aud praise or TIE " rid. whc has bat o, rerdieS
as to the high character and snperiarity At tAss
tir>t-c'ass -Areuic aud Zoolosicai Conbinatio..
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r. G.. SHiVER & co.
NOTICE.

fxwBESsy, Feb. 1st, 1872.
bare assigned TO james T. J-ascy and
jaime. y, Harris, numrron. rIaims Of Ordi.
nary's Fees, Due 1'iIis, Single . lls, Notes.
e.. for advances made to NE, all uf said
claim, now in the hand. Of Suber 4
Caldwell to. collection. Very liberal con'-
pron.isea can 5e i.ad Rut If no arrange.
mcn,a are made on or before the 18th INST,
legal proceedings will be rtfcrted 10.
Feb :, G-2t s.. /. LANE.
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CGUUHIN q UC IIII
Sep. 20, 3S-tf.

The Philadelphia Scientific Journal says
that "ScsSrs Geo. T. Rowrl Co., Of New
York. arc so we'll and extensively known all
over Ibis continent, that 10 name them and
explain the nature Of their business would be
suprrtluouS. No Newspaper Advertising
Agency has ever displayed more energy and
skill in the transaction Of this delicate and
ract-rcquiring business" II.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07

The books anI accounts of the under>ignt d
can he found at Motto 4 Tar:ant's Office. III
my absence these gentlemen will receipt for
accounts due me. !. Is. RCkF.
Sen 20 3S-tf
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1t is said thar Chinese paper published at
Shanghai. under the cdi,0r>hip OF Rev &, }.
/ ;r.. h. :. c.rcT ai: II Gi g, 100 copies.
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SALE-DAY.--Owiug, 20 the rough condition
of the roads there were not so MANY persons
present or Salc-day as on late similar occa-
sionS. There were two tracts Of land disposed
Of by public sale, one Of 375 acres for s., ,:)25,
and one of 2G0 acres for 5000.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07

Mr.. Davis Of Kentncky, in recen,
speeeh before the Senate # the United
States said in reference to Grant:
!. The "ffice "i Chief Executive MagiS-
,trate is said To he the iountain o!
honor, but it is the f"untain "f dis
honor, abuse and corruption in our
country. What have We seen within Il
Jew dayS? The President Of the United
S,eses publi>hrd as d"faulter to the
ssnonnt Of 81 ,0G0 rr 5000 f:r upward ol
twenty years. | pre- -hrc;; my resolution,
the newspapers o?encl upon him, and a;
alsSt, driven by the de"nnrieti"nS Of pa
pers, or some "th,r can>'. :Ie was !or"cd
10 come forward and make g;'"'l the
amount OF the .!rfal''a:ion."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07

We are sratifrd TO learn that Rev. Prof.
J. ?. Smcltzer, Of Walhalla, will hold Di'
vine service at tie N'wbcrry Lutheran
Church on the first and third SAbbathS Of
the month. This arrange n"nr 10 continue
until October next.
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SCRAPS.-

SCRAPs.-
Hearts have they, yet pity not-cahbagc.
Tongues have they, yet taS;e not-buckles.
Ears have they, vet hear no.-old book
leaves.
Breechcs of Trust arc pautaloons en-
credit.
When is it right to lake any one in? When
it rains
Why are pcn-makcrs bad men? Because
they make people steel pens, and then they
say they do write.
Naomi the daughter Of Enoch. was $50
years old when she married. What . world
Of hope there is in this.
The Du:chman'S notice is expressive
enough to be understood: "Mcb5c you
don't peter had loaf round here, ven You
don't got some pcc,inc>s, ain't it?'
4 gentleman in search Of man to do
some work met on his way lady. no! as
young as she once was, and asked her, "Can
you tell me where can find man?' "No,
cannot" she replied. ''for | have been
looking these twenty years for one myself y
A story is :old OF i teacher who wns talk
ing to her scholars regarding the order Of
the higher beings. 1t was very profitable
subject, and one in which the children took
an uncommon interest. She told them that
the angels came first in perfection, aud when
she asked them who came n"X:, aud was
readily answered by ono bov, "Man!" she
felt encouraged to ask:
"What chme next 10 man!
And here lis;lc shaver, who was evidently
smarting unlcra defelt in the preceding
question, Immediately diSranc.l all conpc-
titon by promptly shouting:
His undcr>hirt, m t'am.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07

The Marion Rifles and the Adger
Rif"< are to be consolidated und,r the
name of the former, with WIN. l. Trcn
holm. Captain commanding. They viii
be a,ne.! with their oNn weapons.
tNhac'cLN., =. nr;cr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07

DEATH or \ SISTER or MErcY.-A trle-
gram WAS received in the city yeStclda,
Announcing the death cf Sister Borgia,
ut the Cnuvpm, Of Naiic CruciS, Columbia,
on the }0th instant. She was the widow
of the late General Brisbane, aud sister
of Mr. \. J. White, cf this city. After
the death uG her husband she retired
from the world and led the life of re!i-
cions, and was noted for her accom-
Observation-Disclosures Courier.
BEAlSAED's MUSICAL WORLD, for Febru-
airy. is on our table. We notice some new
features in this issue. These are Dramatic
column. Il very co,aplete record of Music ct
home and abroad, aud al unusual amount
Of spicy original matter.
The Music this month is, "Rcmembsr The
Poor" ali az prGpriase song for this sea Son Of
the vcar, and "Indian Summer rcvcrie
for the Piano 10th good and pleasing. Il 90
year $ HrtiH"r.> *"nS, Publishers,
C:n, ci;n.! Ono.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07

i brilliant Northern light illuminated the
sky Sunday night.