The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-13

- lull line OF DfcSS NOOCS, OF Gil KINGS anC
prices, can be found at
Oct.s, Att MCCALL s. POOLS.
Lovelace & Wheeler Offer inducements to
clubs for sewing machines.
Mrs Shodair will accept our thanks for
samples of very nice bread and cake from
her bakery.
4 beautiful line Of Salem Jeans, Satinets
and CassimereS, can be found at
46-tf MCCALL & POOLS.
TsASKsGIvING.-Bya a proclamation Gov.
Scott has appointed Thursday the 2sth as 8
day OF thanksgiving and prayer. This is the
day set apart by the President for the same
purpose.
Fresh arrival of nice Lace Collars, Under
sleeves, &c., at MCCALL 6 POOLS.
46-tf.
The ELEcTIoS-The following gentlemen
weTe,on Tuesday last, elected to serve as In
icndans and Wardens Of the Town of New
berry, for the ensuing year:
J. P. POOL, Intendant.
WARDENs-O. Wells, N. Bowers, P. Ro-
dclSperger and Jas. Gauntt.
MCCALL & POOL are Agents for Wards
Celebrated Fitting Shirts. Measures taken,
and a fit guaranteed, at New York prices,
with Express added. 46-tf.
JouRSAL1sTlc.-Mr. G. E. Elford, who
some time since retired from the publ
cation Of the Greenv;lle Mountaineer,
has resumed its publication, and sollcits
return of that generous patronage so
freely accorded him in previous years.
CoNpLlNENTAEy--Ack is
made of tie receipt of al invitation to at
tend the Commencement Ball, Of the Kings
Mountain Military School, to take place or
the 2Sth Of November, for which compl:-
mcnt our thanks are rendered.
Letters held in Post Office at this place
for noncompliance with Postal Regulations:
Henry Brown, Como Panola--ro such Of
fee; Sallie Kirard; Thos. NJ Lake; Arthur
Moore, Atty at Law, Columbia, S, c.; j.
Wash Boyd, Abbeville c. H., S. C.-last
four no stamps.
NESsRS. LovELAcE l. WEEELER.-This
enterpisins firm are always before the great
buying public, and keep things moving in
business style that people like. Their
motto has always been-'be sure you are
right, then 60 ahead" consequently the
readers of the Herald are constantly ad-
vised Of what they have on hand. This
week they offer quite variety.
YE LovERs-not Of moonlight walks,
soft nonsense and other such, but Of de-
licous bivalses, fit, fine and fresh, are
hereby notified that they Gun be supplied,
in small or large quantities, by hr. John
Bateman, Of Columbia, who daily receives
them from their native beds i'll their best
condition We have lately sampled some
vi VT. OGlculdHS ON StCIS SAN FAN"NNS
them splendid, anti al the same time return
him Acknowledgements for the delicate favor.
New MUsIc.-We acknowledge receiving
the following pieces OF music from MessrS.
LuIden & Bates, publishers Of the Southern
Musical Journal-one of the best publications
of It's kind-viz: Spotted Tail Polka, with
colored title; The Annie Huger Galop, en-
belished title; Darling, Take Ne Back
Agaiu-song; Fountain Waltz, and Gov.
B!oxham's March. The above named pieces
are choice selections from their extensive
and varied list Of music, a.! Of which, toSeth-
cr with the l. st musical instruments made in
this country, are kept at their Music House,
Savannah, Ga. Our thanks are rendered
them for the favor.
JALAPA TO COURT HoUsE.-Our appeal
last week that the road from town to Ja!apa
he repaired has been happily read and con-
sidcred. We learn to-day that all the holes
are being filled up and crossed with sub
s-an,ial timber This news will be received
with srea: rejoicing by all parties who have
to travel in that direction, as it is or was
one Of the most wretched roads IN the who:e
County, and equal to ''Jordan's hard road"
over which the poet says it took ''forty gray
horses all in a row. to land him. Al! thanks
10 the ci-izens Of that section.
Fill up your holes, citizens Of Newberry
everywhere, and tell US when the work is
done, that we may add we'll done, coed and
faithful road-workerS.
The CoRSET's CoScEHr.-The entertain
ment given by The band on Friday night
last, was largely attended and we'll received,
and called down the house iu continual
rounds of applause and merry laughter
We have repeatedly before alluded to the
talent in this corps Of "natives, and It
would be useless repetition to repeasasain
but we must add to the rast chronicle ty
saying, an acquisition has been made Ia tey
in ginning the versatile aid of Mr.. c. Davis,
who, as an eud man, dancer, etc, is ANo. 1.
The scenic arrangements by Mr.. J. Packer,
were tasteful, and handsomely executed
The programme on this occasion was rich
in variety and excellence, with the excep-
ton perhaps Of the instrumental music,
which somehow or other sounded fat-oth-
erwise it ives capital and good as the best.
The dancing by Messrs. Davis and Smith
was eacorcd loudly, and happily repeated
before the floor was injured by the heels and
sticks of the audience. The railroad smash
was splendid, the crisis arriving only 100
soon, the wonan's rights speech Of Mr.
Smith was ruiuous to vest buttons and
hooks ard eyes, while the Shadow Panto'
mime was as good as could be made. Al
The close, tie ;mEo Eortapt announcement: wa