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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20
Degrees Conferred.

The AEnsal Commencement OF Jefferson
Medical College. Philadelphia, on the OH OF
March, was au OCCASION Of grc.;; interest,"
Iota! number o. graduates ia, each Of them
receiving II tie hands of the acting prcs;-
dent. J. il. Burden. NJ D , the D.grcc Ct
Doctor OF Medicine. .imoas the numbc,
We are pleased 10 see the name Of our young
tcllow:own>man, Dr., john NJ. Thompson
and ;ho>e OF three others from this State.
viz. Jas. II. Harrison, Wm. d Harrison, and
II VI. P.rry.
We extend our fluctuations 10 our young
friend DR.. l., who has arrived home safely
We Wish him S':cccS>tul course in his fu
tu7c pr4ci!cc.
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AgricCl -u.al Socie'-.

Among the bills passed in he Lcgi>-
lature VIC notice AS Of especial interest
the following:
"BiIl to Incorporate Tic .lrbcviic
Agricultural S'cic,y.'
We are glad to see that the ci'iztnS o?
Abbevile arc alive 20 their nHn interests
and feel the great :npni.ancc of ~ .Asri
cultural Society.
In former days Ncwhcrry also had a
Society, in fact she led the van, aud he,
Society was looked up to and re-. os:;izrri
as the first and most Influential one IN
the State, and her ciiizcn> took a p'iic
in fostering it by thci" irtlrcncc. And
why is it that now we ar. 50 f,r in thc
background Of progress aud Intelligence.
Now that, more than ever before, We need
just such ali Influence rs al active AZ, =
cultural Society would Shed on our pee =
ple We caumot conceive why il is that
there is so much inerti;cSS and a;.athy
among the farmers Of this Comfy. Tacrc
is no reason for it at all. On the contra
~ every interest demands it and is d.
pendent npon it. The age is progressive,
new lights are being thrown upon the
science of agriculture every day, and
systems known by our fathers are cX-
ploded: we cannot work Slccvs>f lily art;
become proSpe: Gus without intelligence.
And this intelligence is within oar reach
in the facilities and advantages afford
ed, first by reading, and then the bring
ing together Of the people ir the shape
of Societies, where can he intcrchangcd
thoughts and ideas, and prac,ica' results
can be made known. The gcncrons and
wholesome rivalry too which these s.
cieties promote is another stimulus to
public improvement and advancement.
We should like beyond -: Til; IS u have
once more w"rniny S'.uttv in this
County, with regular st";y:l meetings,
aud an exhibition once a Year of tie pro,
duc,ions Of our fertile lands, improved
stock, the han,liwniN Of orr wuncn, ani
the gcnius Of onr men. Y S'cirty of
this kind would advance the wiI0ic n!a-
tcrial interest in agriculture, mechanics,
as we'll as trade, and an annnaI ;ncrtins
would bring m influx IF strangers here
which would throw considerable i'm.
petus into business.
We would be pleased 70 har" the sug.
gcStions Of some Of our thinking and at
the same time practical farmers on this
subject. 1t US hear fr,.rl :hrm, that
the County may be benefited by their
advice. In the mcanlln. We hope and
trust that the i!ea will take fast l:ol,! Oh
the minds Of our readers. that We mus;
have an Agriculture! 5 'cic,y.
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Destructive Fire in Union.

Through letter 10 The p:."nix from,
Nr. Stokes, the editor a:d proprietor of ih,'
Union TINES. an accouneol the ii a<.roI,
fire which occurred or Friday m'rui:g, i.
the town Of Union, j. made known. The
fire broke out abon, o'.!"ck l., the morn.
Ing and WAS discovered arour'l the Chin.
uey OF Mr. WIN. ElIcrS S,or.., an! there bc
Ing no hr: engine to combat the 4 ,rnr, i
<oon spread!
The los is c-rimarci AT ahua: So, ""'.
''Tir ha:Ilir.< DESTROYED w"r" tin i'i;r1
block, h,'!o":;ny 10 Mr.. Ii. |. t;"e>. Ms
Lamb, tlr. 4. II. Ser. ;j.' N,;i"Hal
iin:rl tnd the Central lln:ri. ~ Mr tiD>>
Building WAS Mr.. E'lrr'< sore containing. a
large sock Of dry goods, gr"c"ri'>, h,r'I-
ware, &c.: Reuben Sims stock Of groceries :
the second story WAS occupied hv r. Ben.
nett, dcnris,, and the roo" lately oycu. led
waS saved hy these grn'icmcm. In Mrs.
Lambs building. DR.. Gibbs occupied the
lover story as drug store. He lost
everything. The Times oiliGc wa> in the
upper s:ory, AID 40; type, or anyr!.;mg il
the way OF material WIS Savrrl-a total loss
my son saved my books. Cap. Foster,
fortuna: ely, saved nearly all his heavy
stock of gool<-of course, in Il very mixed
up condition.. y por;joa OF tic t'irh!tnr" iii
tho hotels were s,ved. I'll" wooGrn store
hruug:ng 10 Go!. J. l.. Young, next TO
Mr. Ell"r'$ store, was also destroyed, (!or.
tuua.cy no one occupied i',} with some
Irnrncu;S in the rear OF the store. \ nun.
/ hrr o: out-huildincS were destroyed. Mr.
: TiH>!cv and Dr.. J. \. Moore "ccHpir'l 4
. building between the TWO SioreS-thc first
Is jewelers. store. and the latter rs /:
doctors shop Mr. TiE>l"y'< j"w"Iry. .ooi>
&c., were saved; but DR.. Moore los; al
! his surgical Instruments anl medicines. =
v. Thompson l. Co., occupied the building
ali lining III" National lIo:cl. Fortunately
their stock WAS very iow. and they $arcd
; most ot it, Two rooms adjoining were oc'
CAPPED by co:orcl pcop!r-onc i >hocmakc.
and the other a little fruit an: variety
store. They saved most OF their property
We deeply sympathize with the citizens
Of Union and trust that the property dc$
| 'royed was insured, although no mentio,
is made Of this. Mr. Stokes We are pleased
to state has not been dauntcd By the cal
anIitv AMI will soon issue the Tins again
Success TO him. We learn that the Stcch
of groceries and dry goods Of Mr.. Mal!oy
and the S.rld!ary Shops Of McsSr< Robinson
l. Harlan, were also destroyed. The irt
is reported as being nc work Of an III
ccDLiary
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Oar Kew Press, Office. &c.

Oar press is up, and is a beauty, and We
are satisfied that rs soon as it is Thoroughly
adjusted ii, all lis various parts, 1t will Go
credit 20 its builders. "Tic F.irhavcn Iron
Works Co.," aud satisfy us in turaing of
such paper as will give pleasure to our
numerous readers.
1t is our intention to keep pace with the
times as uuch as in our power lics-h"nre
the outlay in machncry-and shall make
improvements and additions from time TO
time as circumstances will warrant. Our
card and bill head press is on the way, and
may be here before we 60 to press this
week, and other material already ordered
will arrive shortly, and then when all is
complete, We will do the best to merit re.
munerative appreciation at the hands of the
citizens Of this County and the surrounding
public: In the meantime, we trust that
scriptioa, advertising or jpo work will SET
tie up promptly, that the heavy payments
coming due may be met by us.
The preparations for daily or tri-wcck-
Is issuc are being carried ont, aud i'll a
short time our arrangements i'll all be COM
plcted. If VIC could .e Influenced by the
solicitations Of some Of our friends we would
commence publication Of one or the other o.:
those papers Immediately, anA before we are
ready, but We are satisfied ilat that course
will not do, and t'lAt first appearances al
WAYS make rons Impressions, and as our
Object is TO place the best foot forward, 'hr
first appearance Of oar new issue We desire
to be favorable one. As before sail al
cf our arrangements WI! Soor Ge Completed
and thep if wc meet with the encourage
mcnt necessary we will venture in'o the
deeper waters .! Journalism
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The Leeisiatu-s.

The Country at large viii 10 l,u't be
relieved at the announcement that the
incubus on The bn y POI! ic. k:Iown as
the General Assembly nf '!le State OF
South Cr:".ina, has actA";;r CON. 20 an
end for i time. 1t a':jnurncl on Wed
ncsday, midnight all! one nC its last
acts was to vote to Speaker Moses VI the
House, the intelligent keeper "f the Dear
garden, 81 900 as Al extra compensation
for his exalted m:rit an ar.uou> ;abo1>.
From our SOUL We Think h::u rmincatir
entitled to that cXtr:. lmDln', but thi' X
i, should DC pail ont Of the pockets .!
the members. by >ub>cri ItlnH. aud not,
as it must be, ont Of the p"cHrt< Of the
people, by taxation. We ri ice that this
long hur!e>qur Of The law making power
is at length over, aud nope that j; nay
never meet a:ai,i, compo>>ti Of the same
material. II is !ondly hop,a, TOO, that tie
,uctn6crs Viii each individually have to
crack some .! lE.= nuts aE thc;r owm rails
ing, and be brought to feel the increase
Of taxation.
What else have they done, in he long,
fcur months ct their Sc>>i"r? Mt one
Of the infamous <wind!eS have they stop.
ped or ,cmcdicl. No one thirg Of i'm,
portance have they carried through, no,
not one. And yet the six dollars day
for four long months have to DC paid BY
the people, who are not in tie least bc"c
:itted, but rather wro"Sed, as f'r j" tance,
the Validating Bill, the Settlement BiiI,
the Blue Ridge Bill, the License Biz, and
the Tax Bill
The following are 1 fcw Of the ;a>; bills
!a<std:
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i.;ii 10 incorrnrate ,hc Abbcviiie ".

i:iii /" incorporate The Abbcviiic As:i.
ruitu:a' Society.
An act to ao'hnriz" the formation Of.
and TO Incorporate, the Spartanburg and
likcn Railroad.
An act to amcnd ar act entitled "An
act to Secure advances for agricultural
purposes.
An act to charter the Big Bay and
Adams Run Marrow Gauge Railroad
Company.
An ac, to amend an act entitled "An
act providing for general elections, ant
the manner of conducting the same"
An act lcsa;izing certain maTringeS,
and for other purposes therein mention
Cd
R"solution pctitioning the Congress OF
the United States to prevent the with
lrawal from this State Of the military
force.
The House, at p. IN. went into joint
>e>>ion f"r the purpose of eicrting a
Judge Of the Inferior Court of Charles.
ton. The Gle resulted as follows
George Lee, (colored,) % votes; NJ. b.
AlIen,) coored,) II; 0. r. Levy,
(white,) |; G.. J Stolbrand, l.
An act to charter the Laurens and
AsheviIle Railroad Company.
An act to charter the Spartanburg ant:
Port Royal Railroad Company.
An act to license pharmacrutists, drug
| ri~t. Go
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St. Patrick's Day.

Sunday last, 17th day Of March. according
day OF IrclanI's Patron Saint. -lIl over the
world wherever an Iri>hnan is to be found
the day is held in Lively remembrance on ac-
count of tic many virtues Of the departed
Saint, and on this occasion, in 4 much srra.-
CT degree than common, in consequence of
tic popular event occurring on the Sabbath.
In connection we give the following har-
moniOuS verses. Of a popular Irish novelist,
adjusting Il difficulty which appears at some
time TO have arisen as 10 the birthday
Twas on the ninth day Of March, as some
people say,
Bc.wixt midnight and morn, Patrick first
S:lw the day {;
While some would contend on the ninth he
was born.
And it was all mistake betwlxt midnight
and morn.
Some fought for the eighth, for the ninth
some would die,
Aud who wouldn't sec light got shocking
dark eye.
At length the con'intion so positive grew,
That ach kept birthday, and ST. Patrick
had two,
Till Father MoCauley, who showed thin
their sins,
Said. "Nn man can hare two birthdays 'ccpt
he be twins
Don't always be fighting for eight or for
nine
Don't he always dividin," but sometime kim.
hinc
Kimbinc eight wild nine, seventeen is the
mark
Lex that be his birth day - "Amcn," says
the clark
So they all got blind drunk, which compla,
ted their bliss,
And they We kept up the pr,cticc from ihl;
day To his.
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The Charleston News says:

"The pr"2ristp;s Of the Ncwbcrry
il#EAhD, feeling TINT the increasing bu<i-
ness Of their ;cr'inn dcmard> greater ad.
vcrt'>inS f;tclii'r> ihan can he given hv
weekly paper, have determined to ISSUE
the ilEENi." rs Il daily or iri.wccklv pa.
per Of rcSpvrtahic dimensions. This is
i ho;t. step, Az! wc tru>t tlat the energy
and en'erp''>,: OF ;Ac prop'lctors wi! be
Amply rcwa,dcd.'
We are aware that it is bold step
and We t"n>t that if our enterprise and
energy are cqnal t" the emergency, that
"AcH We do mike the venture our public
spirited citizens will SEE us through.
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D. WYATT AIKEN.


The CHAMrl"S IL SnUTH CAROLINA. A
Correspondent Of the New York Herald
SAYS:
"Among the Republicans in South
Carolina there is deadly conflict between
the n'a<S Of the panty and the Federal
office holders and their supporters. As
already stated in the Herald, the del.
gates to the Republican Convention
which endorsed Grn. Grants admins.
trptiOn were instructed to vote against
his denomination if he did not make 4
cl'an S"c"p of all the present office.
h"ilvrS in the State. \ number Of the
delegates have already left Columbia for
Washington, and these have been rapidly
followed by the office holders. There
is II" doubt that the delegation will vote
">traght' for Grants nomination, and
here, As in all the Southern States, the
ncgrncs will voic Ell masse fpr lis cleo.
ton"
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Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye is Harmless.

E5F~ Make HOME ATFRAC-
TIVE.-Noihins adds more TO the handsome
appearance OF u house outside. and 10 its
cheeT.ulnc>S inside, than goo'l clear win
dow glass, and bright-coIored ornamental
glass at the silcS aud over the tops OF the
doors. The first lets in all the bright warm
light of the sun, while the latter admits the
light at tic same time that it shuts of the
view of prying eyes. The best French and
American glass, both plain and ornamental,
as well as doors, SaSh"s, blinds, baln>terS,
newcl<. man;clS. &c, are 10 be had Of Mr.
p. Y. Toae, No. 20 llaync street. Charleston,
: G. Feb 81 ST.
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Land for Sale.

UNLESS disposed Of at private sale, the
following REAL ESTATE, belonging 10 Dr..
J. u. McGLANAHAN, will be offered at
public anction before the Court House door,
on Salcs'lAy in April next:
TRACT No. !, containing 600 Acres,
more or less, $50 Acres Of which are in a
high state of cultivation about 100 Acres
of first quality River Bottom. On this
Trac, is a NEW FRAMED HOUSE, NEW
BARN, g., and plenty Of good Houses TO:
servants.
TRACT No >, contains 10 4 res, more
Or less, lies adjoining No. /; Of this, about
~ Acres in cultivation, large proportion
Of which is Creek Bottom. On this Tract
arc two Settlements; also a good site for a
Mil.
This Land lies on South Saluda River, is
miles from GrcnrvilIe.
TERMS.-Ouc-half Cash; the remainder
in two "r three annual iustalmcntS, with
trn per cent. interest, secured by Mort.
gage Oh the premises.
JULIUS C. SMITH.
Mar. 90, l2-2t.
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PAR Up! PAY UP!-Thc subscribers call
on all who are indebted to them to pay up
and save costs. They have numbers Of ac-
counts on their books against persons whom
they cannot see when they wish, and who
do not give 'quid pro quo" 1t is time
that the labor Of Carrying these accounts
should Cease, and our indulgence be rewarded
by what We now ask, prompt payment of
all accounts due Us"
NOTE l. TARRANT.
Feb 21-1m
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20

4 SAD FALLING OCr.-It is indeed sad
tal ing out when after years of the closest irtnA-
cv. the hair parts company with the head. For
tuuateIy the lameHtablr separation may be
easily prevented and the twain more closely
united than ever by tim .ly and Sr>tcnltic Use
OF LYnS's kATuhERoS. the most potent inviSo>
rant of the hair and promoter Gf ITS growth a''d
beauty known TO modern pharmacy II COM
plctely obvintes the dry and IarchcI condition Of
thc roots ofEhe hair. which il preliminary tn it>
coming out By supplying the precise degree Of
moisture requisite To It's pre- Srrra.nu III heal
thy state. II + the only true diSSoIvcnt and cYap>
oral.t of dandruT and other impurities "t the
scalp. whose presence is inju:; ;"u> to the hair.
As bear,tiiier of the head. the ka'haIrOn has no
equal. ltuot only increases the quantity oIthc
hair. hut improves it, quality immediately. i'm
parting Il lustruus appearance aud silky tcN;uic
which are exceedingly attractive.
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GoSr OF THE kr kLrx Acr.-It ap.
pears that the large expenditures OF
money under the ku Klux Active
miI!i:r,S appropriated for that purpose
have not proved sufficient, aud the
House on Thursday, provided for an.
other million. Federal ottirials and wit
ne>seS in such cases are costly. It's a good
WAY Of Spending money and reA arding
paTtI>aaS at the Sruth. As a campaign
fund for lhc next Presidential contest, it
sill no doubt, prove profitable invest.
mcnt.-Phmnix.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA.
In Rc-John r. kinard. Bankrupt.-In
Bankruptcy.
In accordance with the order OF The Hon
cratic George :. Bryan, L. ). Judge for the
District of South Carolina, dated the l5:h
,1av Of March. a. D. 1872, / hereby give
NOTICE to all tie creditors of the Estate o!
said Bankrupt, that said creditors are re-
Giirrl to meet at my Office in the Town OF
Ncwb"7ry, at y o'clock, II on Tuesday,
the ninth day OF April. \ ID. 1872. 10 con.
<;.:cr whether the Estate OF said Bankrupt
Shall lie disposed Of. settled, and di>trihn-
! ton ;aatlc thereof among :he creditors o:
the Estate Of said Bankrupt, by Trustees
under ;hc inspection and direction Of j
comuittcc OF creditors.
G. e. J.EGER, Register.
MIR. 30. l2-3r
The South Caroli'ian, Tho Columbia
Union. AMI ,lc Charleston Courier, will
copy once week until 9Th day Of April,
1872
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COMMERCIAL.

SEwBrnEY. S. e.. March l9.--rotton 2lc.
LIVERPOOL. March lS--Ev"ning --Co.ton
Closed str"ng-uplands ~: Orlear's IL II :"
New Y"EK March Isl +. M.-c"tton quiet ;
uplants :; Orleans 23!. Cold la !.
BALTIMnRE March lS.-Cottoa very h!m-
middling 22'e a 223.
CHAELrsT6S. March lS.-f'otton quite strong
-midding 20
AuGrsTA. March r. Cotton Gn;r ar': steady
. mdLlins p ;.
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AS ELEGANT OFrIcE.-Wc had the pleas
urc of Il visit to the dental establishment Of
Mcssrs. Thompson g. Jones, and were
charmed with the admirable arrangements
Of their parloI and operative room. Every
facility and convenience seemed apparent
to our unSophistcsted eye, not alone TO en-
pcditc the dentist in his delicate yet ardu.
ous labors, but to command the confidence
and inspire the respect Of the patient
These gentlemen, it will be remembered,
have recently formed partnership, and
will be lound at all hours in the eligible
apartments over McSSrs. McF IL l. Pools.
SIGNS OF THE TIMEs.-On every Land
evidences Of improvement are manifest, in
the establishment Of new businesses and the
building Of new establishments. We have
endeavorcd 10 keep mp with the progress in
our immediate vicinity, and now turn aticn
ton to our attachments, inaSmuch as we
have particular attachments for the younge.
towns in the county. This week we notice
that thriving section known as Pomaria, in
and around which are not few energetic,
pushing, pubIic-spirited citizens. The large
warehouse recently erected for MesSrS Thos.
w. Holloway L Reid, is i favorable sign of
the times. In addition to the general bust
ness conducted in this warehouse, twenty
feet is partitioned off fer the reception of i'm
proved agricultural implements, which are
! offered fer sale at manufacturers prices,
freight and expenses added. Several of the
largest and most popular manufacturers of
! the country having already significd their
willingness TO furnish such implements as
vii! most likely b. needed for this section.
! The warehouse alluded to is IS by "a in di.
mensions, and was put up in the marvellous
ly short period of l2 days by five hands. The
! next business house newly erected and al.
really doing thriving business, is that OF
Me>Srs. D. II. DicHert & Co. These two are
! the only stores at the station, bur at some
| distance o:i' Mr J. !. Clnnnn has success
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MILITARY GOODS.

have now i'll store Il large and elecans
assortment OF MILITARY GOODS, en-
brlcins Hats, Gaps, Epau'ettc<, Swords
Bells, Buckles, SaShes, Buttons, Pluucs,
&c. Companies furnished on reasonable
terms. WILLIAM GLAZE,
N,r l., !,-;l Columbia, :. &.
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Notice..

LOST-.A POCKET BOOK cor
tanning Il sum Of Money and some papers
Il WIS lost somewhere in NcwbcIry, or be-
tween Ec~hcrry and Pic>ter's Mil. Any n>
formation concerning said Pocket Book will
hc III ,nkfui!v rcccivyd AMI the finder lile
rally REWARDED. ". II HisISON-
March 1911
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full run OF trade in his vicinity. Success 10
the business men CT Pomaria, and proSnc-
rity and happiness to its citizens generally,
among whom VIC number large circle Of
warm friends and good paying subscribers.
ScRApS IN GENERAL
Our large newspaper press has arrived and
is now being fitted up. 1t will be :, "powcr'
when its la>t bolt is made tight, and il is
creased all over.
Our small Iol'ber is on the way and when
that is i'll running order, We want good run
of job work. It's little bcuu;y.
Job work Of all kinds neatly and cxpcdi-
tiously executed ct this Office lpw FOR CASH.
One of our little chaps The other day white
going over his catcchi>m, being asked WHO
guarded the gatr with "A flaming sword, an
swered Cherry pcctor.;l, instead %: Chcrubim.
We shall make 4 local editor Of that boy.
Another one OF the Siavcrs on being told
that he had no manners, bccau>c he did not
say "pIcase, replied, ''yyc> mr is dot man
ncr>, me tan chop Il stick Of wool"
AS the bill has passed, steps no doubt will
! soon be inaugur;lted for The building OF new
! market house.
1t would he good Thing if L corner Of it
could be appropriated 10 the post cilicc de-
! par;mcn'. Az office Of larger dimensions is
| very much needed.
Capt. Speck' Jcwcry rcbnS has created {;
iIlrore. All The boys and girls in the land
are suffering over it and Sishing lest they win
not receive prize The Captain is popu'
lar, wide awake man, AMI by The WAY lis 4
treat to look in al his Store since he has reno
waited and fitted it up. is the ncatcSt bust
! ness store in town.
When you cant think Of what your vic
chargc1 you 10 bring home, get hair pins
They are always handy in the house. Ul
subscribe for the Ncwbcrry Herald
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"!lEwA> DRrNEARD. "--The last sen.
i'ncc ri a brief telegram from St. Louis,
which tells Of the fatal shooting of a
vile by her husband, who then shot
himself, contains significant moral. 1t
SAYS: lie WAS a drunkard" How
mnc'' is expi ic>Scd i'll that short sentence!
1t tells the story "f a blightcd homc, Ct
blasted hopes, aud of miserable death.
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Feb. 2l-1m.

"MEssRs. GKIFpIN & HOFFMAS. Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No. 4 South ST =. bal
tmore, Md, are duly authorized to contract
for advertisements at our contract rates. Advcr>
tser< in that City are requested to leave their ia
vors with this house"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20
--~@%-

S'X million dollars OF the sterling loan
ponds uf the State of South Carolina were
cancelled on Thursday. the llth says the
Columbia pnc-llix in tie presence of Joint
cn'H'i':'"" 81 IL. |. 81 .!.:rGrc AMI Il number
u: 80 "i,:I"r>
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-20
NOTICE.
Ribie Society," Notice.

The ANIMAL M"ctng Of the Ncwbcrry Bible
Society will b.. held 1t the Methodist Church,
Ncwhcrrv on the fifth Sabbath in this month
Providence permitting, an Adiress apprD-
prlafc TO the occasion will be delivered BY
the Rev. joseph K. Wilson, D. d., Of Colnm-
bi;t.
\ full attendance Of members is Srcqucsted,
and the public generally are invited TO at
tend. BY order Of
ROBERT MOOEMAN, President
JOHN A. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
March l3 lib