The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09
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paper in Charleston.
OLD SILVER WANTED-for which the
highest price will be paid, ut the store of
Sept 1898 JOHN i. SPECk.
a full line of Dress Goods, of all kinds and
prices, can be found ct
Oct.9, 4l-tf MCCALL & POOLS.
SALE DAY.-Monday last was dull day.
But few sales. Court adjourned early.
We acknowledge the courtesy Of an in
ritatiou 10 attend the Tournament, Picnic
end Costume Ball which comes Off near
L. P. RiSer's store in Mollohon, on the
cath inst.
\ good decd is doub!y valuable when it is
done promptly. "Be up and doing
Subscribe to the Newberry HERALD-if
already done and on credit settle at once.
These are good deeds.
Call and look at kinard's '.Sula Qua" Cucuu,-
Der. 1t is vegetable monstrosi:y. NJ. u.
thinks it a perfect beauty. The seed came from
the bureau at Washington. The fruit is said
to be edible when young.
Blankets, Shawls Furs, MuSs and Cloaks, can
be found at MCCALL & POOLS.
Ccr. 9, 4l-tf
NORTH RABUN WooLEN MILLs.-We re-
gret to learn that a. C. Fuller & Co., have
been compelled temporarily to suspend work
al their mills, owing 20 illness. We hope
this enterprise may soon be resumed.
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CLoTHISG.-Attcntion is called to the
card in this weeks paper from the Clothing
House Of MessrS. kinard & Wiley. Their
stock is unusually large and we'll selected.
and made up OF all styles and patternS.-
Visitors to the City are invited TO call in and
examine. They are prompt and reliable
business men, and we recommend them
heartily.
It will be seen by reference to card of Mr..
Martin Harris, that he furnishes funerals.
Mr.. H., who is Skilful workman, has built
hearse which, for beauty of workmanship,
will fayorably compare with the work of
larger cities. The decorations BY Mr.. Packer
are tasteful. The subdued violet tint of the
lily, as reflected from the black ground, is
happy design.
We are glad to announce that the Silver
Cornets have been reinforced by the consoIi-
dation of the Independents with them. They
have now a full Band Of instructed perform
ers aud by this concentration Of the musi-
clans Of our town we are assured of success.
In order that the citizens of Newberry may
have an opportunity to judge, they announce
an opening Concert for Thursday week. For
particulars see advertisement.
Head Quarters for Linen, and Lace Sets, and
Lace Collars and Lace Goods at
Oct. o, 4l-.f MCCALL & POOLS s.
REL1G1oUs.-Rcv. T. w. Mclllchamp, an
able and eloquent minister of the Baptist
denomination, preached series of interest
ing sermons in Mr.. Stout's Church, begin.
ming Tuesday evening last and closing
on Sunday night. The congregations were
attentive, and the Wholesome truths euunci-
ated by this earnest and spiritually minded
divine, were deeply impressed upon the
minds Of his hearers.
F1RE.-We regret to learn that q fire oc-
Cured Wednesday nghtat S;.uda Old Town,
by which two stores were destroyed. ". T.
Clary and John Taylor were the sufferers
The former was covered by 4 policy in the
Underwriters Agency for 5000. We have
not learned the extent of losses other than
the destruction of the Railroad and Express
books, which were kept by Mr. G. as Agent
The cause of the fire cannot be ascertained.
A very fine selection ofWoolens Piece Goods
and Gents Furnishing Goods, can be found at
Oct. 9, 4l-tf. MCCALL POOLS.
Our Local ELECTION 1t will be remenl-
bered, and we hope that our people will
bear it in mind, that the election for Coun-
ty Officers comes of on the 18TH inst. And
although little or no interest seems manifest
outside Of The Radical Party, we advise
citizens to 60 to the polls. They may have
candidates, or in the tickets may have a
choice of men. Go to the polls, fellow
citizens.
Our Town is really in need Of Dairy
Farm to supply the citizens with fresh milk,
butter, &C. A place well adapted to that
business is now offered for sale by R. L.
Mclaughlin, (see notice in this issue) it be-
ing so near to Town, and susceptible Of very
great improvement, offers inducements to
some one Of our enterprising farmers to un.
dertake it. There IS better living and more
clear money in it than raising cotton; but as
our farmers are so fond Of cotton there is
plenty Of land to carry on dairy farm and
raise 30 to 40 bales cotton.
CoURT-We did not publish the sentences
last week owing to the arrest Of judgment in
case The following are the rerdicts:
Isaac Law. petit larceny, one month in Jail;
Mary Coleman, grand larceny,-p'ead guilty
three months in Jail; Joseph Young, petit larce-