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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
The Robeson II. c.: Outlaws.

The dulles have teemed ef late with
the rumored accounts Of the supposed
accidental shooting and killing Of Henry
Berry Lowery, the chief Of the gang Of
murderous outlaws who have for so
long . time been allowed to spread terror
and desolation in Robescn County, N. G.
1t was said that he vas accidentally
killed by his brother, bu. this intelli.
gence is discreditea. 1t is also reported
that another member Of the gang, Boss
Strong, was killed while in his Cabin
The New York correspondents (IIendrr.
SOM visit to the outlaws camp, his for.
chile detention, and the rumor Of his hav.
ing been shot BY the gang, have furnish.
ed much food for gossip, also. The Ia.
test account is that this valiant picker
up of news has been released after max
ing promise never to return, and that.
after some rough handling, he is safely
in the bosom Of his family. Perhaps he
My be atle to convince many Northern
skcptics, who deny the existence Of Low
cry and his gang, Of their error. 1t is
still believed that Lowery and Strong
are both dead, and in proof Of which
that the three children Of the former
have changed hands. 1t is to be hoped
,ha; these murdercrs are dead, that the
distressed, terrified and outraged people
Of that section may enjoy freedom from
further evils of this character. Had
Lowery and his followers been Of ano
the- color, the best government in the
world would moi have winked at their
diaboiical acts.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
Conference Minutes.

a coy Of the minutes of the South
Carolina Annual Conference Of the u. +.
Church, South, has been handed Us BY
the Rev. j. \. Mood, pasto, in charge Of
Ncwberry Station, for which he will ac-
cept our thanks. The minutes were ar
rangel and prepared for press by Rev.
A. n. Chrietzbcrg, who has accomplish
ed his ardoous and difficult task in the
most thorough and satisfactory manncr,
and for which labor of love the Confc,
rerce no doubt will return him vote Of
thanks. These minutes are decidedly
interesting, and we would like 10 make
i Summary Of the many questions in,
volved, but they are all 50 intimately
connected. that 10 sirsle out particulars
would destroy the unity Of the produc,
ton. We therefore simply commend its
attentive reading bs every member o!
the Conference, that they might the
better become acquainted with the polltr
of the Church. There is much to i'm
press, Improve and benefit the church
member in these minutes.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
TEWsRERBT, S. Z.
Wednesday, April, 5, 1872,
Our New Press.

At length, after no little trouble and eS-
pense, we have the pleasure Of announcing
that onr new cylinder press is in complete
running order, so far as We are able to
Judge, and CHAT this issue Of the Herald has
been printed upon it. Nos is this specimen
Of its work decisive as to its ability TO do
first class printing, for it is we'll known that
all new machinery Euns stiffy at the begin
ming, and requires time to get properly SET
and adjusted. The Press, Of Whi:h a cut
is presented in our advertising columns, IS
from the Boston and Fsirharen manufactory,
Mass. and is one of the peatest aud most
compact cylinder power presses we have
ever seen, and its speed is all that We ever
expected of it. At regular, moderate
rate of speed, it turns out from ten 70 twelve
sheets per minute, ard we have already run
it to 6iteen, at the rate Of nine hundred an
hour. It will eren run faster than this, but
we are satisfied for the present, and while
there is no necessity for greater speed. It's
cheapness, too, is a ccnncndable feature,
and so we'll satisfied are we with it, That
we advise our brethren Of the country
press to s'cone over into our yard" and
view the Fairhaven and judge its work.
1. would be hiding our light under
bushel, and be an injustice to ourselves did
we not say that our FIRST ten days expe-
rience with the new Cylinder was pretty
rough, and that no end Of times during that
period We have felt like the historical man
with the elephant. 1t was huckleberry over
our persimmon, and but for the LIGHT shed
during that troubled time BY some Of the
talent Of the Helena Work Shops, our
worthy Deputy Sheriff, John, who has
love for machinery, one or two carpenters,
a Matchmaker, gun repairer and we be-
lieve shoe maker, who all helped the cause
along, the blessed thing might still have
been quiesceut, and not the thing of life
which it now is. We thank ou: friends,
and will supply each with bottle of-Ben-
zine that they may get rid Of the grease
spots acquired in the struggle.
The troubles of tha: ten days time re-
minded US Of the experience Of not few
Benedicts with yourg wives, and who judg-
ing from appearances had more on hand
than they know we'll what to do with
It was something new with them, which
par. OF the complex perplexity to tight
en-, or which to relax, so that the whole
might move with delightful grace and felici-
ty. Just 80 was it with our Cylinder, 1t
was new thing, We had never seen one o!
its kind before, and to tell the truth 1t scared
u.s. But the trouble is over, we hope so,
and soon the Herald will be run ou. with a
speed and beautiful execution which will
satisfy reader and editor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
Memorial to the late WIN. Gilmore Sinrs

At q tnecting Of the friends and ad.
mirers of the late Wm. Gilmore Simms,
held few day S since in Charleston, the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted;
Resolved, That Committees be ap-
pointed by the Chairman of this meet
ing, at his leisure, for the city and State
at large, who shall be charged with the
duty Of procuring plans for n suitable
Monument to De erected over the remains
Of William Gilmore Sinms, at Magnolia
Cemetery. and Of raising the means ne
cessary for the purpose, and that the
Committee report to an adjourned meet
ing Of this body, to be called by the
Chairman.
In accordance with the above, Com.
mittees for the several Counties were
appointed. and among them we find the
following for Newberry r. L. AcCsush-
rim and T. F. Greneker.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
The State and County Tax.

AS many persons have very vague
idea Of the taxes imposed by the last
General Assembly, We print the follow.
ing summary for general information ::
General State tax imposed BY joigt Feso-
luton, s mills; County tax, under same
Act, 8 mills; tax authorized by the Blue
Ridge bill, 8 mills; total, IA mills. In
addition to this, there is az Unlimited
tax on real estate, authorized by the
validating bill, the language used being,
"The State Auditor is hereby authorized
to levy and collect tax sufficient to pay
the interest cn the debt hereby legalizsd
and made yalid-Charleston Courier.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

MOUNT PLEASANT, S. c., March 1872.
Messrs. Editors Some Of your readers who
have enjoyed the delightful climate and mag
nificent mountain scenery Of Western North
Carolina, may not object to having reminlS-
ecnces of their sojourn awakened, aad others
who have not had this privilege, may be
pleased 20 read cvtu this imperfect sketch OF
this beautiful aud valuable country, whose
great resources require for their develop
ment, what, alas, is SO deficient in our i'm
poYeriShed condition, in the South-numcly,
capital. Energy many OF :he people possess;
and this quality, when it can be combined
with the requisite just named, will build up L
splendid and wonderful country. Hcndcr-
son County is bounded east By Polk, north
by BuLcoInbe, west by Macon and Haywood
Counties, on y. L. AID south by Pickeus Co.
S. c., and encrclcd by the Blue Ridge, f!om
whose lofty peaks panoramic view is af-
fordcd of fertile valleys and meandering
streams, golden fruited orchards ard ca'ti-
ra.cd farms, through which the noble French
Broad quietly gliLcs, and anon pours It's
rushing water. HeEGersouvilie, 2: miles
from Flat Rock, was laid out about 1911 or
'42, is thriving place, with Classical
Academy, and tic Fema;c College, fine
building, is verging towards competion.-
The neighborhood of Flat Rock was settled
quite extensively in 'aute-bcllum" times By
wealthy families FROM the lower portion Of
this State, who resided there in The summer
months, and exercised the graceful hospital
tiles inherent iu the Carolina Planters Of the
"old regime"
Since the war, ono Of our well known ci.l-
zens of Charleston, Co... Lewis N. lIatch, los
ing none Of his great energy and determined
will, has settled in Buucolnbc, and his work
since his sojourn, has been developed in his
fine farm, workshops and mill, exhibiting
the same untirng zeal which ever character
! lied him in his old home with Us. He is CO.
ing his part for the prosperity Of his new To-
cation. \ hourishiDg Sunday School, Oh the
farm, with the aiG OF the various members OF
! the family, attest his interest in the moral
and religious training Of the rising genera
ton around him.
The culture Of Tobacco is exciting attcu-
ton, and it is said that one gentleman OF the
neighborhood will probably realize over one
hundred dollars nett per acre from his crop
Of this plans,which seems peculiarly adapted
10 that soil snd climate. Iron, lead and cop
per ore, soap-S;one and marble will doubtless
Gro long bear their quota to the material re-
sou ices of this grca; country.
Yours, &c, KAPPA.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
or

t1g~T!EE EFRT + GROUNDS OF
CONFIDENCE. Whence comes that Ergi
reliance, thai absolute, nEjonati"g faith III
The Efficacy Of Ho<tct:cr's Stomach Bittrrs
as 4 rcnrJy for indigestion, bilious Gisor..
,!rrS; inrrn,ii:r: and rtmit:cnt .everS,
which No;olic">!y prevail il Ill parts Z! The
United States? This confidence has been
growing for twenty wears, and it's Still ;ex-.
tending II is not tic result Of crednlty;
i: Las not Lc,'n crgcnicrcd by any human
device, Tut is ;hc spontaneous and natural
co;,s,q::cncc Of experience. What people
sec Gaiiy going Oil under their own eyes
:i!ry c..,r!"; Question. Wien families il tn
Ecai:llY districts tlat resort to This whole
sol..c vegetable toair, ;.s " preventive, cs-
calc pcr;o,iira! frycIs, anG thci: immc'
.!iatc NJ: gihorS, w;,o iicgicet ,his prccau;ion'
are Frustrated hy tic disease, how is it
possible that lie phcncmenop should 5bc
without liz lessen? Iiy-Kke manner wl!e:! it
is seen that tchsirate cases OF dyspepsia, Of
liver com lpla;:,t, c! constipation, ofmc:vors
weakness, a;:d u! general Debility, yield 10
the operation Of the famous remedy, how
cah even Incredibly itself Withhold is eli
Lorscmcn; i.ye-witnc*.eS O; lie salutary
effects Of the Br;erS axe to be ioua'! in
every civilized settlement Oh this co:tnrnt.
Tile thousands u:n.n ,lo ,sanl< who owe
/ II. ir restoration 70 hrai.!i a#d Sttcnsth, or
| ;hc;r preservation FROM sickness, to is rx-
;raordi.a:Y Hc:!ici"al properties, arc cnthG.
>i:>t:r il is praise. Tie mnl;iinacS who
rcco"Irrn:l i in ueig!lboriy way to t!cir
!.i'n'lS au,! acqIaintanccS, as well as those
VIC make public their estimate of It's viz
! itirs, a:c ulwATS ready 10 state :hcir reaSoTS
! Ior The faith that is il tl:c'H. They have
. nlI c;her felt or Witnessed t$ir"cicrnt OF.
, r'ai0!.:. APP. ;, l4-lm:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

MELANCHOLY BREAK-DowS.-Thcre a'e
I;yr'y !,:.lh- .!own* tina: make an u icrcc
l.ryi., l:u ilcrc arc sad and SorrowtEi break
.!o"u- t!Ia; make tie kinl-hcar:td SreTr
70 The .at!er c!::>S hclorSs the cncrrAii)n e:
bod" aIi.I l:!:ild which is usually called gen
cral ti.ti!;v' or "Ecrv0US weakness, and
wi;c.l. when neglected, ioo of:cn terminates
in atruphy md d";,h. a wholesome medi-
catcl Stirnulant i the one thing nceIe.i IN
a,rs OF illiS description, and science and cX-
rerienrc nitc in pointing 10 PLANTATION
DlTTEEs as the true specific. The fact that
II Combines The properties Of an invi%orart
with t!;o,'. Ct = regulator and Alternative, in
cNacfly the proportions necessary toproduce
4 radical change in the tone OF the system,
and the ac ipii OF the digestive and sccsciive
organs, is aL uEauswcrab!e argument IN lis
favor :s general restorative.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
The Death Of Lowery.
TEE REPORT coSVIRMED-uow THE "A.
NOUS OUTLAW NET his END.

TEE REPORT CoSFIRMED-uow THE IA.
NOUS OUTLAW NET his END.
The New York Herald prints letters
from correspondent, who says that he
has spent some days with the Lowery
outlaws of Robeson County, North Care
lima. One OF these letters gives the fol.
lowing account of the death of Henry
Berry Lowery, the leader Of the gang:
Between February l3 and 16, in com
pany with Boss Strong, Henry Berry
Lowery was ranging the country III the
neighborhcod Of Moss Neck, in search of
some persons whom he had been informed
ware hunting him. They discovered in
the bushes ncwiy mad. 'blind.' e.
place of conecal:D Int or ambush made by
intcstwining the branches Of the thlckly
grown busheS.) 1t was not then occu-
pied, and Henry Berry, believing it had
been recently made Ly one Of his pur,
SuerS, who would shortly return to il,
enScouceG himself in it, while Boss made
Il blind for hiaiSe!f a shor, distance off,
covering the road. Ba: few minutes
after they had placed themselves in their
respective positions the report Of gan
was heard from jIcnry's hiding place,
and when Boss, who waited to hear q
word from his chief or an answering
shot from an enemy, cautiously ap.
preached the spot. Henry Berry Lowerr
lay Oh his back, with one barrel Of his shot
gan discharged, and his nose, forehead aud
,hc whole front Of lis head blown of The
broken rAtarod and the missing vi per
showed ne A,i been irving to draw load
from lis guo. Boss drew the bod? into 4
th:cket and notified lis companions, who
.,raightwAy buried him.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
4@2

IN Ai&ans::s paper says that in Law
renee county, As *Gmc persons were
clearing sowe land, they Sc, fire tc L
large OAK i's lying on the ground, when
thcy naiiced rat:ie>aake crawling out
from Tic '"g. -,Thry turned it over, when
they discovered den Of Scrcrty.two
ra;tirSHakr::, two g;ecn snakes and one
kin5 sEakl twenty-five Of the rattle.
snakes h",l from fourteen u eighteen
rattles, and measured from seven 10 nine
feet in length.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
Oil! FATHER, COME DOWN.

oh, father, dear father come down with tie
s,,uDs.
Nv drcs<mukcr'S bill is un7aid-
She said she would send it right home from
the >hop,
Az soon IS the flcunccs were made:
Nv new dress from McFan ( Pools il the
hail,
Tie bny viii not leave without pay
I've nothing 20 sport wi:h-c*n't go to the
ball,
So pcaSc send :;c silop.boy away
yor. 1oya, came down, come Gouul
''e'>e' l''Ic'' '''''' '"'''s'' eo'''' "'""'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
+ Manoriam.

4 correspondent: writes usfeiative TO the
local last week abou. the monumental dedi-
cation to the Confederate dead g. Columbia
County, at Appiiug, Ga. He was pleased
that We made 4 note of il, and desires that
We urge the propricty Of perpeiuaIing the
names Of those who sacrificed their lives in
the late war We heartily agree with him.
Costly monuments and head stones mark
the graves Of nearly all those who fell fight
ing us, and Shall we not pay some tribute to
those who icll fighting for u? The boys in
blue ere remembered by their friends; and
shall W. forge; our boys WHO wore the grey?
While ii is not trc..:on 10 remember the dead
It is tr:aSonsb:t 70 forget the deal. Treason
against the beautiful humaniiics aEi all
that is iov&blc in life, and trusting in death.
Ii our dead could speak for themselves, they
would not Ask 10 be removed 10 national
cemeteries, with marble monuments TO each,
but that their names should lie recorded 1t
home, that their friends and relatives in
| after years, might see where they stood dur
ring the war.
Then let US so to work and raise a sufl-
cient amount OF money to erect = suitable
monument. Cannot Newbcny grant her
! dead this small and last tribute Of respect? ?
The ways and means for raising the re-
ou;red amount are various. For instance \
monumental fair, charade aud tabeau per-
formances, donations, subscriptions, &c.
| The needed fund is not greater than many i
gentleman might supply from his individual
purse. but this would appear selfish, rs all
would doubtless prefer 10 contribute their
mite" So We leave the question in the
hands Of the ladies trusting that they may
| push it TO successful! issue.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

An English clergyman, 4 high church
ann. Wa; preparing a number OF yoamg
wo Ell last month (FcbrnIrr) for con-
iiTna;ion. Among ,!rn' is one who tells
tn ; story: "IoH all loubtlc>S kao#, uny
-no;i girls" said he, addressing TEEN Ni'h
":itci;onair cari"S:ne$<, whist neNl Wed.
nr>,lay i>:" "O;, yes, sir" :hry ali r1.
cAim"l, Il. is IAirn:i::r'S pay" They
were right enough: Lut il WAS also .i-h
"Wednesday, which laTprs.cd TO fail on the
i4,:. this y"a-, and the coincidence WAS
:l:ai TO lis iirrtc;.:;Vas.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

We learn, Say. ;i,s C"rulir. Spartan,
from IL :cn:.c;.Ar WHO lett Cn;o:"ittir :. i:'w
..vs AGO, ;hat rM Tuesday ::;ght Of last
w?,k aMU!%c: A;icrp: WAS ElaGc 20 t;r" the
;owm 4 fire WAS kini:ird =: Tic Back OF
tie stores OF Mt.sr<. Col;on and tuhn
wLicil c;i:rr arEt cnt i:v.orc 1t WAS com.
mu!.;c:.."I 10 tie buildings 0" was di,-
covered and cxIincn;<hcl. 1t seems as il
rncrc exists u regularly organized pan TO
destroy >onc Of the towns in tie upper
;,eri Of IT,. ;i;a:H, i;nin the NUMBER OF H.
rca,!i:ry fires which lave recently ocr;:rcd,
and it b.irooyrs ~. our peop!: 10 keep a
>:lct watch "pou iiier premises.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

PrGNArirY OF TIE nEr$S The NJ"
York Commercial Advertiser says tia.
attempting to /! ). c.litors is A. r:p:"f.
t!,. business. S;.""c!i"c Of; $H,w or
driving charcoal wagon 70" living
PAYS bcs;er in tn. long !nn. y hostile
visitor to an editorial San"tum usually
!i.1S that tic best side OF tic building
ior hin to he on is The ou;S:,I. We
h:.v2 beard Of individuals cGHir:ing
themselves ahi approaching al e'?;;or
for The avoHc,l purpose Of "ricanins him
"1t," hnt they have always gone away
witn the conviction that thty wera born
e.; s0,lic :rS> active pursuit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

The y"uns woman who accused Rev.
DR.. Carer, Of New York, Of seduc'ns
hcr has contested that the whole tin.
was planned by herSc;! ard her para
monr u cxtort biarktnal. The vigor"u>
ar;lon of her intended victim has result
Cd in his ,cnmpittc vi@'lica;inn. The
masculine onS;ir#;or las led TO that
convenient citn;"a; retreat, New Jersey,
ana j. c,.Mcraird 10 T,"ic nut l'I.i i.'in
i>t,ncn; 70" this da>jar,lly and Grvi'i>h
,.Fpt hc Should bc brought to light. ar
rested and prosecuted, aS we'll s> the ~"
%nrc guilty. wUNian. His crime IS rQHai
10 hers. .-Chicaso Tribune.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

NS.} l.-N T Y y d ~ ~ 80
No invention WAS ever 50 important 10 the
rcop,e Of hot eli na.eS Us tho Eruc;i::i: blind
Admitting ti.e al AID S'::!!:'i light. while
Keeping ui.t the heat ani glare, :hcy ".e al
sou;r!y csscntia! 10 comfort ii His coun;rE:,
1.-The houses Of any O: or readers are de>tl-
tine of these valuable colitriraHt"S. iley
.houI:i NJ once, before i!:c ho; weather sets
in, SELL their orders to Mr. i. !. roALE, No.
% Ila*nc street, CAarsinn. :. & "'.nufac-
!rrrr anI dealer in doors, S:!S!ic:, hln':<
balGS,cc>, ncuL!in:s, :cr., &c. l3-tt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

\ (orgvtfLl yo"'g woman out West
the other n;ght arou>, d the inmates OF 4
hotel, to which the bridal trip had been
led, on account Of her linliny nan in
i!,r room. i'hc trii'i"c circumstance of
her marriage that n",n!nS had qai!c
ESCAPED her memory, and it was moi nn,
ii! summary justice wa; ahont to be Wis.
ltci o" The offender that she happcnr':
10 rrrO,,yc, i.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

&c. " D "-Dn:r't stand ag!iaSt with awe
and far. eyes w;,!c "pru. hair Oh chi and
fingers Iiy!I,iy ci;::c:'c,! with IL" itra that
these mysterious ~y:;lh,i< sc rahA' 'i>;!c S'SHS
and represent <nInc secret organization OF
III ,>kch demons, w.:O { ,rr* rro::md ii>mAy
wiki ;iicf midnight !.r"a li;tgS a''l di>pcE>e
on The dawn # morning. Mt! lncy are
only TIC ;;lti.;!> nf d.. P;crcc> U1!,t'n Nell
ca, D:>cGYrr". ;;!a: pleasant m"dicn2 which
has a'V:irrd Il EHtion.! rcnua:i' n AM pro-
ven - r::i.%c!nuS in Coughs, Cnil<. B.oH-
c,.;ii>. Con: u"np.ioH .Hd kiAirel diseases.
For ti;c>c complaints; i; has l." cqaa!. Sod
by lli ,,rigwistS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
The AGGual Meeting Of the
Scu.ll Carolina Medical As
s. cia:iGN

WIFI bc held in Columbia. Oh Tic Third
Tuesday, Qht'l Of APRIL. Where" 20 Co"n-
" Society is organized the Rl:ysiciAus will
send Delegates. q,
Arrangements viii he made w;'li the
Rail Reads 10 pass M'.n''"rs anl D,:'rg atcs
f,7 onc far..H = I o..
Rrror,:iu- Secretary, :. c. n. i.
iur :; I-3,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

y coIorcd oman in the South eastern
section Of the city gave hir,!l to child
or Tuesday rig:i; last Wit, two wri!.dc
vcIo?ei horns; onc On each side Of the
head. |; is said to he Ga;tc curiosity,
and many persons have been TO examine
tie singular specimen Of humanity.
Wilmington Star.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
MAlalLG,

On 'Ec 2Sth ait, 0v the Etv. .Tohn Stout
Mr.. ". J. JACKSON and Miss FANNIE: =.
EHoZ%E. .tIl OF NvwDerry.
Tic h::ic has cur thanks for nice pi:ce
c' cake. Size vii! please accept our best
wi>:.jS :ar her ;iome ste felicity.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
1T Acts LiEs z Charm

Tii. is what We hear o.: all sides Of DR..
TUFTS ENPEGfOHANr. II cases Of
rrr:lp. Bronchitis, Asthma and all Pnino-
ulrv Diseases il affords instant rciict. 1t
ret n, 'atc< lhc very >ali.;a1cc # the Lungs
and causes ;hem 10 throw Oft al acrid mat
ior. Ii is very pleasant 10 tic tIstc. Chill
tlrc Il take j; Readily.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

Did it ever occur 10 the reader where he
will DC hundred years from now? LIE: him
try fer moment to grasp ;hat thought, and
then tell US if he can. what he is butting at
so frantically here
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

\ woman, wise in hcr way, says: Il
never dress muciI f,r be theatre, hccauS''
rvcrT clc j, ;o"iN;;irs at lie play; hu: ao
ono is more pa!iicuar sbouetheir dress
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03
NOTICE.

ALL persons WHO lave na PAID their %
street .xrm:p.;rn tax for the 1T and 2dIry Il
Quarters OF tl:i< Corncii year, are here!lt yogi
s.,.npi:ci 10 report TO The Street MarsLas. Sc
II. " Miller, Oh Monday, the Sth inst -r
9 & ~. hefore the Court House with sSs
cl, and Hoes. ready 10 go to wo K orW
streets; and AL persons failing sotor
a:e Hereby notified that they viii ri
iittrl 70 Jail FOX l tcim not cxcceGAGS
" days.
By order Of the Town CounciI rtsa
berry. o. L. SCiltGsNV
:pr. .: I'LL. Clerk a4O ff
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LOCAL.

PAY CF! Pax UP!-TLc subscribers call
OIL Ill who arc indebted to them to pay up
AID save costs. They have numbers Of. ac-
counts on their books against persons whom
they cannot see when they wish, aud WHO
do no: give 'tquid pro quo" 1t is time
that the labor Of Carrying these accounts
should Cease, and our Indulgence be rewarded
by What we now ask, ':p:ompt payment Of
al accounts due MS.
MOTrE 1 TARnANT.
- Feb 2l-lm
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Rlc!IH, Stal;w ort'r, co'orci wnaan; COZ:
ycteh oi murder in tho Lircnit Court at
T.: :, fell, has been Sentenced 10 be hanged
or tic !4,!r o. July mext.