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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-09

The SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR.-The cur
rent number Of this eXcellHnt paper is rccer-
cd, and gives most readable table Of con-
tents. 1t is always full Of scasonaDle advice
in all that pertains 10 the farm and garden.-
Subscribe for it. Ony-S2 per year.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-09
EEWBERKEs S. e,
Wednesday, July 8, 1878.

We call attention to the extract
from the speech of Col. Hudnutt,
Chief Engineer Of the Laurens Il
Asheyille Railroad, on our first page.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-09

We acknowledge receipt Of Fowler'S Bal
zaar of Fashion, Literature and Art Tor July
As usual it is filled with good things for the
ladies. Published at Abbevile c. H., by }.
W. Fowler 4 Co., at only 81 per annum.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-09

This is an estimate Of the principal loss
es. There are other smaller losses. The
whole will, when fully found our, amount
TO about S60,OO0.0J. Four families are
without homes, Mcssrs. J. ". KibIer, 7. T.
Beaclaui, jesse Beacham and Mrs Stone.
II is dreadful calamity, but we think
the energy Of our people will be equal to
the emergency, md We may soon see the
little town spriuging from its ashes.
PHI
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-09
Free Transportation.

WE are prepared to grind from one to
one hundred and fifty bushels Corn per day,
ana will furnish free transportation OF their
grain 10 and from our mill for our patrons
free of charge.
WEBB, JONES & PARKER.
Apr. II, l6-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-09
PHI
MONDAY. July I. 1873

-Ao-'oHAI out0 ', Ao'"'
Little did we think when we pennel the
above that it would be our sad duty to
record the destruction Of nearly the entire
business portion of our little town. On
Saturday night fire originated in the rear
of the store Of hessrs. Wise, v hites & Co.,
and what is mysterious, on the outside
Before anything could De done it had
spread to the roof Of the building, and the
saving OF the place became An utter i'm
possibility. The houses being of wool
and near together, they caught and burned
so rapidly that in two hours seventeen
business houses ard two little out.houses
were destroyed. Those suffering loss are
a. follows:
Miss Matte Stone, $J0O.0O
Story building, occupied by Mrs.
Stone, Sullivan estate, valued at 10000
F. Bobb, 10000
Wheeler s. Moseley, 5,00O.0U
Ensured in Wm. F. Nance's Agen-
cy ior 9.500.0W
Wise, Whites s. Co., books and all gone.
, 1873-06-19
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
Frogrcss Nxudo by tho Council Last
Evening"

progrcss Made by tho Council Last
EvcntnE.
Tho Council met yesterday evening, purauant
to adjournment, Aid. MoAyoy in tho chair. Pros
cnt, AID. Bowon, Dixon, Warron, kcaenniss
Oooy, A1oAvoy, sidwcl, stono, Tracey, sohmitz,
Cullerton, McOlow1y, Clowry, Bailey, Powell,
O'Drien, Bond, CLARK, Hoath, Miner, Sherwood.
Moore, Cleveland, Quirk, McGrath, Stout Mahr,
Lengachor, 8channer, Carney, Cannon, Ogdon
Tho Council resumed tho consideration Of tho
Appropriation bill In Committee Of tho Whole,
AID. MeGrath In tho ohair.
The following itema were passed pretty uunn-
imous1y Upoxpondod balance Of last years ap-
preparation for the Canal street yiaduct; 3d.
575.14 for tho Washington street tunnel; &c.
B0259 for tho LASalle street tunnel; $500 for
Pounds; sl5, 900 for Enall-po1 Hospital s11,-
845.17 for the Public Library; s16,160 for gas,
coal, etc., at the City Hall.
Works, relative to building bridge at Four
toenth street, was taken up, and a motion made
to appropriate &33, $1,000 therefor, provided
land damages could bo satisfactorily settled. It
was ngrood to, and tho total sum aBkod for
now bridges Is increased to &68,000.
A motion to cut tho tom Of 1924 900 for bridge
repairs down TO S1b, 900 Was Lost. Ono to make
it $20, 900 was also lost. aud tho item adopted as
reported; -
tempt was made to roth1co tho appropriation
from 920, 900 to $4,000, but, pending its consid-
Grafton, tho Committee rose.
Aid. Powell o1orcd q resolution that the heads
Of departments be requested to DO present ut
tho Council meetingB during the consideration
OF tho Appropriation bill.
Dofore It was aotod on tho Council adjourned.
, 1873-06-19
CHICAGO BUStNESS-ME

70 the Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Allow me tho privilege Of taking some
Of your voluablo space to give my opinion Of
Chicagoans. I am stranger hero, ind, after
having visited some Of tho most prominent
cities in the North in search Of employment,
have not aa yet mot with succoss. Fro leaye
this entorprisiug city, desire to givc vent to
my feelnga by saying that your businessmen
are tho most pleasant and agreeable poraona
"poor man over meets with. For instance !:
One may atep Into st. Louis bQsinosa-houso.
As soon as tho threshold is crossed, they ask,
aoneuhat pleasantly, "Woll, air, what can we
do for youl" This, az eay, is asked rathor
pleaaantly, in hopea Of ceiling a bill OF goods.
But aa soon as they find out that ono 1s looking
for honest work, they turn abont with scorn,
and grufly roply, mo, sir we aFe fun" But
hero. in Chicago, tho answer Ia, whom not need
ing more help, something similar to this "No,
iii, no arc not now requiring moro help, but
think you may succeed by inquiring diligently |;
at leaat zoe hope you may" This gives 3 man
encouragement, and tho result Is almost always
successful. There is not tho haughtiness and
pride horo that are shown In most other citieH |;
but, On the contrary, the businessmen nro kind
and sympathetic In their uature Of which you
nil may we'll feel proud, 4 Poon MAN.
UuIo1oo, June IT, 1873.
, 1873-06-19

The Board Of Public Works have prepared
estimates for bridge at Harrison strcet, aggro-
eating $l0s,0o0.
The inventor OF oroquot may remaln satisfied
TINT ho has 81 made q noise in the world" A
Wost sido Croquet Club do 1t for him on atroet
cars.
Tho Bmoli In tho Washington Bt7oot tunnel Ia
becoming lntolorable. No tlmo should bo lost in
pumping out the catcl,-basin.
John Hocr, little boy yoars old, foil ont Of
tho seoond-Htory window Of No. ITO South Canal
street, yesterday morning, aud broke his right
arm.
Tho Chicago Christian Union will give @ go
eiable this oyon!ng at their rooms No. Ill Madl.
SOD street. Readings by Il. p. burbank, and
others, with music, will vary tho entertainment.
Tho Joint Committee OIL Court -Houao Plans
met yesterday afternoon, aud lstcned to Il. l..
Gay!n his explanation Of hiH plan. Mr. Theodore
Karl will oxplain on Saturday afternoon.
At q spceial meeting Of the Board Of Police
Commissioners yesterday afternoon, Frcd. J..
Bath WAS appointed special policeman to do duty
In tho employ Of tho Chicago, Alton i ct. Louis
Railroad Company
Two rata Of lumber, ono containing 1000, 900
and the other COO, 900 feet, have loft Mantatoo,
Mich, for South Chicngo. Thoy aro boing
towod across tho lake, aid tho experiment OF
transporting lumber In tlat olloap way Ia boing
watched with considerable interest.
Ellen Laraeu, who stabbed hor husband somo
time ago. was yesterday morning held In ball Of
81 800, on tho receipt BY Justice Boully Of cor
, 1873-06-19
BANKING EXTRAORDINARY.

Sonlc Interesting Encta Concerning tho
Dcfuhct Enrnacrs' Isnnl1.
Tho committee Of tho creditors Of tho late
Fatmers' Bank appointed to oxamino tho books
OF tho concern md find out what they could con-
corning Its assota and ltabilitios, natlo partial
report yeatort1ay III Elm l. parkera Office No. 164
Washington street. From thor gonorat exau-
ination Of tho books, II appears that tho coll
corn owes e5,993. To moot 1t, thore
arc ofllco-hxturoH which. cost $1,G88,
which will soll for about s7oo,
and on which there ls mortgage for
1924, and tlorc is Mao d draft for $7B8, which
Is now bong lttigatod, but on which tho money
may finally bo uocurud. Tho books showed
cash balance Of $3.50, but Mr. Ton Eyck, tho
banlsor explained how TINT hal moltod away.
Thus, ut tho best, tho dopositors cannot expect
10 gos moro than about Is conts on tho dollar.
These Investigations arc vory, Interesting,
since they show now man haraa ana lug oa p1orer
doing 1t In such d 1nnnner that tho londers
Thought themselves tho obliged poraonH,
and TINT tho, ban1Eors have done nothing
which is legally wrong. Thono two Ten Eyckp
ost way for monoyleBB people to earn living,
and, having acrarod together enough to pay for
printing fow circulars they rontsd IN o1lico,
ront payable at the end Of the month, bought
a0Il9 uDHR6 Du tll4os Ala u Aha!1AS FAt up hAA
opened tho savings bhnh. Az tho deposits camo
H., tho bankers began paying of those little
dnbte, and purchased q safe, paying therofor In
monthly installn1ents, as" II It were o sowing
machine. They also usoa these deposits TO
buy themselves clothes and food. II thoir
operations had been 1argo enough, II
tl4air deposita had amounted to $4,000,
instead Of $4,000, they might have used tho
money to advantage, like some other bankors In
this city, and gradually built up o paying hns!-
1lose. But tho fguroa Rhow why they failed.
They took in s5, ,8ss. They paid s2,3oo for per-
sonal expenses, for Office rent, etc. THOR f1rni"
turo coat them 81 $780, THOR stamp account.
gold account, etc., coat about s100. The dlsput-
ID draft was s7eo. The remainder WIS eaten up
By little expenses. But this docs not fully sate
the case: The ps;rtnoss, seeing seeing they they
might pull through Il they had j
little money, borrowed $400, paying therefor
por cent por month, and giving al security a
chattcl mortgage on tho aafo. OF course 0 POI
cont month il immoral, but It ptoaHes one ia
500 banker caught in the trap in which thoJ
1ayo so ofton caught othors. Still, the Tor
Eyoka, who havo dono nothing illegal, and
| whose books soom to bo correctly kept, havo hat
their living for year at tho expense Of tho DO.
poaitors. Tho Committee will meet again satur
day afternoon, whom detailed report will prob
| ably be made.
, 1873-06-19
HOW ALLEN WAS ARRESTED.

stntclnont OF Chief OF Police heck, OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 Whom Honor
ls Due.
Chief Of Police Book, Of Milwaukee, arrived
In town yoBtorlny morning. ue satd tho t}rut
object Of ills visit was to grasp tho hands Of
officers Tom simmona and Ed Laughlin, and Ok
pross to thom hH ardont admiration Of their
conduct in tho fight with A'lon and Raygio,
on Monday morning. This ho did yesterday
afternoon. 11r. Book says that, In tho ae-
coltut Of tho capture Of tho burglars, tho Inter-
Ocean gayo undue aud unmoritod orodit to
Sheriff Mcdonald, Of Sioux City. Tho facts
woro tint tho conductor, tho brnkosmnn, or any
othcr train NAM, might havo done Just what Mr..
Mcdonald did, and, II they wero tlrst-olass mon,
eveu moro: Y aesma that h1r. Dickinson, tho
Wheoler l. Co., tho firm which Was robbed, saw
tho thioyos taking the trunk containing tho
goods to tic depot. Ho followed thomI
On tho way ho met h1F: s, DUNCAN
shoriff to whom ho rolnted, in the lattor's pros:
enco, what he had soon. The mon wore soon to
got on tho cars, md 1t wns also }enrnoa by Mr.
Dickinson that they had checked their trunk to
Chicago. A1r. Sheriff Mcdonald got aboard tho
After tho departure Of tho train. Mr.. Dickinson
decided to send q dispatch to Raeine to hlr.
shorln Mcdonald, requesting him to for,
ward tho. telegram which waa received at
md this was about tho only important
thing ho did do. Tho Inter- Ocean thought II
remarkable action, indicating aagacity which
only laoked opportunity to make it's ownor nota~
bio. Whom the train arrived IN Chicago, Mr.
car. In the fight ho did no service at ALL II 1o
had boon cfflclont tho third thief would now DO il
jnil. Officer Simmons eays TINT, during his con.
test with Alion, Mcdonald brnyoly Htooa behind
, 1873-06-19

Tho short sojourn OF tho Sinh OF Peraia in
Moscow was narkod by striking change in his
arrangements for His Majesty, whilo In that
city, came to The decision to sond back to Toho-
ran tho four or tlye Persian lalioa who had
travelled 30 far in his household. It is stated
that during tho journey from Aatralllan to HOS
COW tho 6hal, WAS much occupied with tho qucs-
ton OF tho proper accommodation Of thcao
latllos, who travelled under tho tito OF servants,
Ills Majesty telegrsplied to Moscow moro tl,ar,
apartments in tue palace Ind beon prepared
for them, tho Shall suddenly decided on thoir
being placed in a county house ncar Moscow.
Tho ladies, not rollhhiug this isola-
complaining that they wore not suitably lodged,
Ills Afajosty WAS tuploasod with hia Ministers,
mud directed TINT tho ladies' should como to the
palace, where he waitoa till after their arrival
before he proceeded to tho theatre. 1t appcare
that his faYorlto wIfo wishoa to 20 also to the
, 1873-06-19

FInnncin1 Stntcrnent of Hycssrs. Cur
pcutcr d. Sheldon.

Financial Statement OF HIcssrs. Car
pontor d. Sheldon.
Thoy got plenty Of abuse from conntry editors,
and a fair share Of oonsure from the city presa,
but, after all, did not mako as much money (so
they Bay) as everybody supposed they would.
Their receipts, like their music, wore below tho
general expectation. The following statement
ia that OF Moaars. Carpenter L Sheldon, man.
agera of tho Jubilee for third prrty:
70 ths At1a9srs e . ef 90 O., r. d P. IL r. and thu
dIa:1rI.s: ws send you horowtth q 1npnctal
s Of 18th tae Jubilee ahew1K esd tS sofs
to have been $ls,vIool to DO divided between our
ssans @ rse te
taking, Hoping sou have not based yous estisnate
q q TIC Eeceps upon the exaggerated staementa OF
and tmo OF return Of tho depot to you, no remain
very respectfully yours,
CARPENTER Il SHELDON,
.- Dusineas Managora jubilee.
CHICAGO, Juno 16, 1878.
And to this the authoritiee Of the two rairoale
whoHo depot was Ioaned for tho OCCASION make
tho following highly flattering reply:
Neesrs. Carpenter l. Sheldon:
dEaz1EuEa: We have received and examined yous
statement Of tho recopa and exponses attcud1ng the
nna IL md eoroc 1e p m pK m s
We also acknowledge Apceipt Of chech for ninoun
agreed upon for use Of ths depot, gas etc. Rospect
fully, Hudn R1nDtE
Gen. Bupt. G. Il, /. l. T. Ii. n.
T. L. afonar,
Lake Shore T. Mich. sou. Railway.
Tho public is rather inauisitiyo body, wllilt
1t has no absolute right to do 10, 1t cannot re-
press deeire to ask quietly fer an itenaized ac
count OF tho expenditure OF TINT S2G, ,075.i0. MOI
that tho public cares, but it would look better il
somo proof were given Of tho expense, Tht
public did not think tho exponeo would b.
so heavy. It has aomo misgivings. Will not til.
nanagorH crafty pardanablo curiosity?
, 1873-06-19


am an no admirer OF JoG Davis. I am
Yankee, born between 6accarappa aud Gorham
Cornor, GIN full Of Yankee prcjudices; but I
think it wicked to io oven nbout him, or, for
that matter, about tho Devil.
was with tho party TINT captured 3off
Davis Baw tho whole transaction from itn
beginning. I now say-and hope you will
publish i t-thnt Jen Davis did not have, on, at
the timo ho was taken, any garment such as is
worn BY women. Ho did haVo over his shoulders
q waterproof article Of clothing, g,-somothing
1iko ''Have1ock." 1t was not in tho loast con-
ccalod. Flo wore hat and did not carry a pail
OF water on his llcat, nor curry pail. bucket, or
kottlo in any way.
ing whatoYer in lis hands. His wife did not tell
any person that her huabaud might hurt somo-
body if llo got exaaporatod. She behaved like O
lady, aud ho az gentleman, though manifestlY
Our soldiers bohavod like gontlemon, as they
wero, and our officers liko honorable, bravomcn; :;
and tho foolish Htorios that went the newspaper
rounds Of tho day, tolling how wolfishly he do
ported himBolf, wore al false. I know what ATM
writing about. Isaw Jefferson Davis mauy tlmca
while he was staying in Portland, several yeara
ago and I think was tho first ono who recog-
nizod him at the time Of his arrost.
When 1t WIS known that ho was cortninly
taken, somo per-correepondent-1 know
the disgulso III M old wonnn's dreas. / hoard
tho whole matter talked over US good
joke; and the officers, who know bottor,
never took the trouble to dony it. Perhaps they
thought tho Confederate President deserved all
tho contempt that could be put upon him.
think go too, only would mover .porpotrato q
falsohood that by any means would become biH-
tory. And, further, would nevor slauder a
woman who has shown 30 much devotion rs Mrs.
Davis has to hor husband, no mattor how wicked
he is or 1nny lnvo beon.
I defy my person to find o single officer OF
eoldier Who waa present at tho capture OF JET
Days who . vii say, upon honor, that IL; Ae ;e was
acted in any ray unladyliko or undigniaed On
that occasion. 50 for trying him for Ills crimes
and, II no is found gui1ty, punishing him. Dul
would not lie about him when tie truth viii
certainly make it bad enough.
ExAnunNg11.EE, pa. JAMES E. pABHKR.
, 1873-06-19

visit to tho ballet and to tho bnll Mt Tho hall OF
tho lalioa woro loud IN their complaints, proha-
bly booa,lao being In Europe they expected to DO
allowed in sotno sort to follow European fash
ionn. However,. tho ehal. dotcrinine1 TO scnd
tntna. ho Mllorod TO hiB determination, so Tint
q fow hours boforo Ills Majesty LOFT Moscow tile
lalIea staztod by railway for nfazan, on routo for
perHin
, 1873-06-19

At an early hour yesterday morning the quiet
suburb Of Englowood VAS visited by gang Of
burglars. They did not, apparently, attompt
any other job than that OF robbing tho village
post-Oflco, which is located in the store Of
". N. Smith il Co. An entrance WAS effected to
tho house by removing tho sash Of rear vim
dow. Tho sato waa, BY some means, unlocked,
and about 600 In currency taken. Besides this,
800 worth Of goods woro removed, Tho lettor-
boxes wore not disturbed, for which omission
tho inhabitants OF Englowood desire to return
their sincero thanks to tho robbers.
, 1873-06-19

[V p uunt!1lg ton, 4: .. BFysn, slmn'on uaaa,
anl Horny 2. Morrt1l. -.....
A sinllar suit will bo commenced to recover
Lot 3, In Block 2, Of Wrght's Addition to Cl!-
cago, againBt Thonas George. Edward Hnntl'
ton. and Charloa W Whuclor.
, 1873-06-19
The Genuine Goyser SprlnE Water
b drawn by Duok 4 lsayuer, at bath their stores.


E1uin Cheese and nuttor Market.
10 Tho Editor qr Tbs Chicago Tribune:
number of new factories wero represented on tho
Board Oh TucBtay, which Increased the nutnbor Of
chaose offered: Ql0 bo1os wore oGored tor nale aud
lGl2 taken at decline Of 10 from last wcekA ricou,
viz: 11Ho including eomMtasion. Parties w6ro OH
tho Doard Wishing to buy for thu Liverpool 1hrkat,
but. a. prcea wsre still above their yiuwH, but law
wero taken.
About. I, COO crooks butter wero sold Rt $780,
OBSERVER.
, 1873-06-19

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.


Tho haye this day oaosed Into oopaEnet'
shtp andoF .ho aftn of stepfsnsA Heay tSr tho
fsctprin9 business oity 6scago and bare located
e. anS fe5,o5 ct quarry nd hasnE WV
sFhr!ANs, fdT7norly ot htenhnna CLARK; jAMH6 I.
uEALY. Chicago, Juuo II, la73,
, 1873-06-19

At tho June meeting OF the Cook County Land COM
pany, tho regular aotannual dividend waa declared
payable Goth inst, being part Of not earning Of last
six monthH. Ohico No, o. pearborn strcet, CHARLES
H. GnEoonY, PrcdiIent.
, 1873-06-19

u the Editor qf 1Hs Chicago 1Ti6u4e:
61n: In Chicago papor Of Juno thero ap-
poarod IN article headed "Ton Thousand a
Yoar AdversitY," which wus fa1so in every
statement it mado. It Is high timo tho people
should know tho truth in regard to tho capture
Of Joff Davis. hnye obtained the following
truthful relation Of tho capture from one Of the
participants in it, and submit it to the acoept-
anco of The Tn1nuNEs many readers, believing
that it is right to bo just. though tho hoayons
fall \.
, 1873-06-19

Lnce Jackets and Points.
We have just received another large lot Of Llaraa
points and tackes, among Which BONO Of tho best
bargains NO have over had to Offer splendid JACKET
for $12 and up. A genuine Llama point for 5s.76.
1Iotchktn, Palnor 4 Co., Nos. 1877 aud 13o Bate-s.
, 1873-06-19

EVANSTON.
Tho Board Of Trustees of tho village mot In
thoir now chamber last night There woro pres-
cat Charlcs ]. Gilbort, Presidents Herman G.
Powers, Lymnn J. Gago, md Wilson pholps.
Tho attorney Of tho Board, Hugh a. Whito, OK
pounded the tochnicalitios Of tho municipal law
relating to the opening and construction Of
strcots.
Tho project Of lighting Davis streot with gas,
to better onablo tho police force to hunt down
their victims, waa discussed. but it WAS thought
that the deaizons on other streets would object
to the uttor outer darkness III Which they would
be placed by contrast.
sidewalk on the cast sido Of Sherman avenue,
from Clark street north to Foster Btreot, which
was roforred to the Committee on Stroots and
Alloys,
Several ordinances drawn by tho Clerk wore
reforrad to tho Corporation Counsel for revision
THO resignation Of Lyman J. Gago rs Library
Trustee was accepted, and Z. s. Taylor appoins-
Cd In his atoad.
Chicago avenue it's entire length to ita proper
width, after giving tho owners OF property on
tho street ten dayB' notice.
Tho Committee on Streets and Alleys were
ordered to Investigate as to tho night Of tha vi1-
lage to widen Emerson street to GS feet.
The Committee on Street Lamps were In
structed to solicit bids for lighting the streets
tor the rest OF tho yoar and award tho job TO tho
lowest responsible bidder.
Tho Street Commissioner was invited to mako
nasal examination Of q number Of alleys and
back yards, and report his Impressions to the
Board. Tho necessity Of obtaining tho plats
Of the original survey OF the village was rocog-
| nizod, and tho President Of tho Board appointed
| q Com1ltteo TO confer with tho parties having
them in possession.
| Tho Board adjourned.
THE souTn EVANSTON
TrusteeB mot in council on Mondny night, The
| entiro Board wore proBont. President Adams
| related the circumstance Of the shooting Of
Brantz, and the following gentlemen, upon
motion, wore appointed to Investigate tho affair
! Admins, Goodman, Dilior, aud 4. Z. Warren.
Judge Ide presented an ordinance on streets
| and sidewalks.
8. Reed and Jacob Rom presented bonds ~
| Street Commissioners to tho amount Of $500
Approved.
Tho President WAS appointed to mako an eHti.
mate OF tho cost Of material, ETC., necessary fol
tho erection Of sidewalks. Warren, Watson, ant
Morper were appointed Committee On Sidewalks
| Adjourned for ono week.
| LITERARY.
| Tho last mooting Of the. Lakesides, on Tues
day night, ut tho Congregational Church, passet
of very pleasantly. The performers were vol
| received
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