The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

Advertising Agents, No South St., Bal
tinore, Nd, are duly authorized to contract
ior advertisements at our contract rates. AdVe->
tiseIs in that City requested to leave tnelr IA
vors with this house"
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Ar Cosr.-French made Bonnets and Hats
at r. c. SILVER & Co.'S \ reduction also in
prices OF Dry Goods.
BAILED-Mr. Thos. M. Paysinger, ex-
Sheriff of Newberry, has been admitted 10
bail in two bonGs-2000 and $1,000.
SEw1EG.--Attertion is called TO the card
Of Mrs Barr, in another column. She is
prepared to do all kinds Of sewing, reasona-
bly, and well.
The Schedule Of The Greenville & Colum
bia F. R., passenger trains has been changed
tip train due q. Newberry ten minutes past
eleven, down train twenty-five minutes past
one.
Our AGENTS IN CHARLEsroN.-Ihc ad-
vertisiug agency OF Messrs- Walker, Evans u
CogswcM. represented by Roswell T. Logan,
Esq, is the only authorized agency for this
paper in Charleston.
THE SEAsoN.-Since our last issue, show
ers Of rain have fallen in various localities Of
our County. Although TIE crops are not
doing well, with favoring seasons henceforth
and a late fall, lost ground may be recovered.
The CoTroS PLANr.-Mr. J. P. Hardy,
of Edgefeld, has placed upon our table seve-
raj stalks of cotton, twelve inches in length.
Each plant contains several well shaped
squares. II is from favored locality. Cen
orally, cotton is no. doing well.
Silver & Co.'S millinery establishment is
now complete and elegantly supplied for the
benefit of the ladies. What would We do
without ribbons, flowers, lace, edging, &C.,
&C., or the ladies, rather.
The Millinery Department is ably attended
TO by Miss NJ. E. Jordan, Of Baltimore.
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS. s.-Attention is
called 10 the several new advertisements Of
the enterprising firm Of Lovelace & Vince
ler. They keep up with the times, and are
not afraid 70 let the public know. They
have fine stocks Of Dry Goods and Groce-
:ies.
FAMILY GRoCER1Es'-We take particular
pleasure in calling attention to the card OF
orr young merchant friend, MIR. J. A. Martin,
formey of the firm of Martin & Hardy, who
has in store very choice variety Of family
groceries as we'll as heavy supplies for
plantation use, and recommend him to the
patronage of our citizens.
The following is going the rounds Of the
press:
Since Eve invented fancy dresses, in Eden's
lovely garden,
No style in hideous ugliness has matched the
Dolly Warden;
So lovely woman now may rvst; her skill IS
Yindicated;
She ever led in all that's bcst-aud now in
all that's hated.
Now that The summer is upon US and ouSl-
ness more or less dull, might it not be well
for the merchants to try the plan they at
tempted last year. Of closing stores earlier
! in the evening? Everybody every way must
be the gamer. 1t would educate the pcr-
chaser into an economy of time, and afford
the merchant and his clerk 4 pleasan. hour
or two more for exercise or recreation, there
by giving more life and energy for the next
days work.
LEc7URE.-The public are respectfully IN
formed that Lec:ure will be delivered 10
! the Town Hall by Prof Pifer, on Thursday
evening next, commencing at 8 O'Clock. 1t
will be remembered that during the past win
ter it was proposed 70 give series of Lee
lures for the benefit of the Female Academy,
! in the procurement Of maps and apparatus.
bat in consequence Of continued bad weather
they were postponed from time TO time. We
! now trust that success will attend the efforts
of the gentlemen who have interested them
selves in this laudahle undertaking, and that
large audiences will testify their appreciation.
| Tickets of admission are only IS cents, and
! can be procured at the Book and Drug Stores.
We are pleased TO add that the Silver Cor
! net Band will discourse variety Of sweet
airs on the occasion.
EccLEs1Asr1cAL.--The Presbytery OF
South Carolina at its recent session in Able
vile, appointed Commissions to visit the
! firty-seven churches under their care, with
the view of ascertaining as nearly as possible
! the exact condition Of each Church. The
! Commissions to visit the Churches in this
! County are as follows:
! ATELEIGH CHURCH. Rev. John McLees
Ruling Elders, D. 3. Piester and G. B. Boo
! zer.
SMYRNA CHURCH. Rev. y. P. Nicholson
! Ruling Elders, Albert Mars and II. W. Le-
land.
| G1LDER's CREEK. Rev. R. A. Mickle
Ruling Elders, H. d. Boozer and Jas. u
Baxter.
MOUNT BETHEL. Rev. J. 3. Adger, D. D
Ruling Elders, Silas Johnstone and S. P
Boozer.
The time for these Yisitations is left 10 the
convenience and discretion Of the Commis'
sions and the Churches.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR EYEs-"Mind your
eve Primus," used to be q common expires
sion in boyhooi days, and it meant that tht
cnemy's fist must be guarded against w
thought that enemy the only one to be wary
of then. but since that time we find anothel
enemy to guard against, and this is poo
glasses. Sight grows weak with years, ait
it is so precious, that the greatest care should
be exercised to preserve it. Inferior glasse