The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-17

,, of Havana Cigars, and place theI
within the reach of every Smoker; bl
what has brought about Il change i
regard to Domestic Cigars? ! repl
comes echoing from Columbia, the II
dian Girls advent. For ploof, she refer
You TO every one who has smoked he
cts. Cigars, acknowledged to Surpas
those bought elsewhere at 10 cts. Sen
your orders to MessrS. Perry & Slaw
son. Columbia, S. c., and luxuriate 4
do the people Of that City. j0-u
Remember Chase'S Auctions. 1
EXTRA FINE.-We acknowledge re
ceipt ola bottle, large size,and filled will
Il fluid, par excellence, the best and tin
incest with which this office has latel,
come into contact with. 1t came, too
from Il good S. of T., and the old fricnt
whom the Inion-HeYuM tried som,
time since to ku-kluN-Dr. Homer ?
Tarrant. It is delicious, and the lady
readers Of the HERALD are informed
that DR.. I. will toward pints Of the
same on receipt OF Il post office ordel
for $l.50 each, to any order. We ado
further, that the bottle is labelled in gill
letters-Cologne, and nothing else, anG
is manufactured ut the laboratory o
Greene & Rossignol. Augusta, Ga, by
DR.. T. Ifany one is in doabt as to its
delicious odor, let him OF her pass by
! our house and take Z sniff through the
fence panels, rs it is scarcely necessary
to approach nearer.
porAroEs.-Fresh Irish Potatoes, for sale
at VIM. c. Chase l. Co.'S As
TIE JACKSON HousE.-It is het-
ter to be born lucky than rich, as has
been verified in our experience of late.
In our wanderings up and down, many
stopping places have been tried will,
varied results. but not till our feet
brought us to the jackson house have
We felt fully satisfied that the place WIS
found, as we'll US the man who knows
how to keep hotel We deem it the
strcakedcst streak of luck that has ever
befallen us in this wilderness world
This notice is not intended rs puff to
recommend the house to the travelling
public, for none may enter there with
out card from mine host Wiggy, f.mil-
iarlv so-called, and his estimable wife,
SO the reader need not be fixing himself
up with the expectation Of getting into
t.,,.t haven. Frrioe ;t :l-La1.Ias- ~
Liberty Hall, and once inside the portal
You feel u greater sense Of freedom than
if the Emancipation Act had passed
through you. Then the fare and the
cheer of madam, the leer and the beer
of Wiggy, and the queer stal. of Tom,
and the round, fair. easy chair, oh dear,
oh dear. But We forbear. 1t is situa-
ted in Columbia, but don't attempt to
find the place without help, reader.
Com. 500 Bushels Corn, for sale at Chase
l. Co.'S. As
REV, JOHN SroUT.-On Sabbath last,
the farewell sermon Of this gentleman
was preached to large and deeply af-
fected congregation, composed of men,
bers Of all the various denominations of
this community. 1t was full Of pious
exhortation and truly christian affection,
His parting remarks were given in bro
ken utteranccs and with Il heart over
flowing with tenderness to charge
who were bathed in tears, and who felt
that in losing him they lost 4 pastor,
friend, a brother, and one whose place
it would he hard to fill. 1t was deeply
This eminent and truly
christian divine goes to Society Hill, in
Darlington County, and will assume
the pastorship Of the Welch Neck
Baptist Church, and his departure from
:cre will be regretted and felt by the
ntirc community, to whom by his pure
example of godliness. and upright walk
and conversation, he WAS tenderly en-
dcared. The church here snstains y
great loss, and it is more regretted that
it is by reason Of the very delicate health
of his amiable wife, which rendered q
change of scene and air necessary
We sincerely wish him peace and JOY
in his new field, and the perfect rcstoF:l=
ton Of his companions health.
List Of Letters remaining in the Postoflicc,
at Newberry, S. c.. Dec. 16. 1873:
Mrs. II. F.. Adams, J. M. Adams, Sam
Atchison, Maria Aiken, Clayton Anderson,
Harriet Adams, Nancy Bottoms, Miss Mar
tha Bogard. L J. Dobo, B. A. Brown, Col.
J. L. Black, Nancy Bcttis, Hart Caldwell,
Dinsh Chalmers Rob Carson. JAS.
Cannous. Mrs. Martha Davis, K. n. Dunn,
Samr Davis, Jno. benson, Mrs. May Davis,
Daul Goggans, Jos. Gray. G. n. Gerardesu,
4. J. Hawks, Rebccca X. Hat:on, Miss Eliza
Holloway, Bob Hart CoIlard, Thomas john
son, Jno. II. Jones, Geo. N. Eatson, Mrs.
Sarah Lake, Miss Maggie Livingston, Mrs.
II. II. Miller. 4. H. Martin, S. D. Miller,
,Ianous Morgan, Thos. Moze, e. McQuerns,
5. A. Owens, Miss Nancy Rottin, Ral,hozar
sauber, Mrs. C. Rumbley, Miss Mary Swim
ller, James Singley, Elizabeth Smith, Thos.
!. Smith, James Sanders, ". Il. Suber, l..
:. Shark, Mrs. Sarah B. Stewart, Mrs. Hattie
Stone, G. W. Su song, F. A. league. Mrs.
Maria Thompson, Miss Slllic f. Wil'on.
Yrs. Sarah Williams, Miss Henry Young,
7eo. Young.
A WIFES SYMpATHY.-''Aw writer says
hat what the true man most wants ot
wife is her companionship, courage
md love- lie is right. The true man
wants his wife's companionsliip when