The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

cept our tnaukS TOT ANNUAL pass o'CI 'Hs
above road.
DoS'T FoKGET-The Entertainment to be
given on Thursday evening, at MayeS \ Mar
tn's Hall, by tie membcr, Of the Scwbcrry
Cornet Band.
| KElDvILLE FEMALE CoLLEGE.-Wc cu
the attention of our readers 10 the advertise
ment of the above Institution. II is situated
in Spartanburg District, 12 miles from the
Court House, and is one Of the healthieSt
cheapest and most retired places in the state
NEwBERRY IlorLL.-Mr Calcutt, the
excellent host of Pools Hotel, has the es-
tahiShment well appointed and furnished
! The rooms are neat and comfortable; the
servants very cleanly, attentive and polite
AS Mr.. Calcutt is a courteous hos: and keeps
4 good table d 'hosc, We wish him success in
| his enterprise.
TIE WOMAN QUEsrIoS.-Why are wo.
men Ike churches? Because. firstly, there
is no living withou; one. Secondly, there's
manr aspire to them. Thirdly, they are oh.
jec,s Of alteration. AID lastly, but by NO
means leasty, because they have L loud
c!arpcr in the upper story.
if this docs NOT bring us in whole raft OF
| new subscribers, likewise back dues from old
ones, ,hen is Cur labor all in vain.
tcniOu 10 clld of "C.ml!rS,ur News" Tie
name o; Il paper Should he Indicative Of It's
! stl!e and character. And the News is EN-.
! phatcal!y "ncw<prpcr." This is what
The reading public want-a paper which
gives digest Of the events OF tie day :r
popular form. The Charleston News sup
plies all the wants Of daily Journalism, at
cheap rates.
Fatally BC2Sr.-We regret to learn
that on Tuesday morning last, little boy ,
| aged about six years, sou OF Mr.. Epung-
! living in the nc;ghborhood Of Maccdori;,
Church, near io:naria, WAS burnt 10 death.
He had followed his father 10 Il piece Of ucw
ground where the hands were burning Brush
piles, and while standing scar one Of the
| burning heaps. his clothes took fire, and be-
fore it was discovered hc was fatally burnt
| and died almost immed. rely. We Sympa-
| th;zc with the afflicted parents most deeply.
GETTYSBURG MEMESTo Mr.. W. B. Frank
lin. Il member Of Co. L 1St ltegt. S. C. v. re-
ceirc wound in his right hand at the bat
tie of Gettysburg on the lst day of July,
1863, sinoe which tintc he has carried the
meEcn'o in his hand without his knowledge.
Sometime ago slight rising exhibited it
self, which on being lauccI sEawed signs Of
some hard substance underneath, and on
Friday LAST, DR.. Germany extracted a fat
tened bullet, which all this time he had Car
ricL with him between the bones whicL con-
meet Tic ,:.ird asni fourth fingers Of his hand.
!, is needless to say that Mr.. +. chcrishcs the
piece Of Aal:encd lead with affection.
AN EH-CoSFLD'2ATE SOLDIER DEAD
The Atlanta Constitution, of The l4th Instant,
says:
Some seven or eight days ago, n Mr.. Nc
CIV. t:oE Cnlnwkia. So:lfh Ctrnlina. Il ma
chini>t by trade. who I"st Il leg while in the
{. nfc,lcratc service, ut the second battle Of
Clark Howcli'< mill, in search of employ
ment. He:e he >ckeucd AMI die at the
honSc OF Mr.. BraS>wrl. jus br"ond III" mill.
His remains were dcccn!ly inferred by the
nciShbois.
lie WAS Il native of Columbia, S. c., but
for number Of years lived in the town of
Helena. IFS surviving family and friends
will I've glad to know that his remains were
properly taken care Of.
The GAME called chuck-a-luck, or the
more-vou- -put-dowu. thc-leSS-yuu-take-up, or
some other Of the same family, WAS success
fully piase,l On "Wednesday last, in front Of
tho CDErt House, by wandering Bohemian.
No doubt he made 4 good thing of it from
the darkics, who crowded around the faSciu.
ating spot in large numbers al the day lons
Fools and their money soon part. To the
left CT this sw;nd!ing Bohemian stood Il tall
spccimcn-arothc Of the genus who scorn
hard work This fellow Ind an cir gun.
His business was nor so EriSk rs tac other !,
however, rs BIZ: few shots We're made. The
last We saw of him was 4 vain attempt to ac-
comrapdstc his long legs TO pair Of small
stiits a very E;tie 'larkcy had improvisei
for his own use The ;realmil! voad be a
good place for these travelling Arabs, and
blessing 10 The poor dark;c.
FADING AwAr.-0nc by one tie old land
marks Of Ncwbcrry are fading away, BY be-
ing torn down 10 make way for buildings
INC re profitable Last week the oil post Of
flee, because Of its agc and dccrepil condi-
ton, WAS taken dowa. together with the
rookcrics attached to the old Stewart coraer
store, and scarcely had the rafting of the
wagon wheels over the frozen ground died
on the cir, rs the last old worm eaten stick
vas hauled off, ere foundation was begun
for three acw store rooms. Anyth;ss in tie
way Of improvement is hailed with satisfac-
| tion, but VIC would like, as every body else
would, to see, larger and more substantial
buildings occupying the Plssoes made vacant,
instead Of one story wooden frames. The
whole square, Of which the above is part,
is perfect cong!oneratioa Of styles, whose
architecture would puzzle the most learned
savan, to dcciphcr. We doubt il any other
. town in the State Can produce square which
can comnarc with if-de>cription is out of
the question. Travellers in search Of anti
eea.cd sights would 10 well TO visit us and
take = view.
+, W. GRAND LoDGE, l. o. O. At q
meeting OF thc Ledge, held Yesterday, the
following officers were elected: \. j Minis,