The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-04

value and sometimes more. We wish him
big business, and o fame which will never
cease to grow and spread til the whole OF
mankind shall know him.
DsArus.-It is with pain We record that
fou, families have, during the week, been
called upon to mourn by the visitation OF
death.
The Rev. R. A. Mickle in the sudden death
of sn infant.
Mr.. Jas. F. Harrington, IN the death OF
promising child from meningitis.
MI. and Mrs. z. S. Coppock, in the death
Of their infant son, from meningitis.
And My. Tm. Speasnan, IN tie loss OF his
amiable young wife This lady was the
daughter Of Dr.. R. P. Clark, and had been
in delicsseheaith for some time.
Wsssx TO Go.-The card of At. W. D.
Fowler, in this weeks paper, tells you that
the place this Summer is Glenn's Spring.
His hole! win be open on the 10th, and un-
der the superintendence Of Mr.. R. Sprigs,
gentleman of hotel experience. The table
will bo furnished with the bes: proeursole,
all kinds of amnsements will be available,
with dancing and music, while the water
which never loses its yirtue,is free and now
ing for all who favor the place with Visl''
The charges are moderate beside, "hen
compared with rates charged elsewhere.
These Springs viii be largely visited THIS
Summer, or We are no prophet.
DREss PArrE2Ns.--We are indebted TO
Nessrs. J. II. Kinard l. Co., for pamphlet
CODY Of Ramsay & Co.'S Patterns, tor Ia
dics, misses, children's and boys garments.
These patterns are pronounced By our "oet'
ter half" who knows something about these
things, as good, and they can, therefore, Dc
recommended. Messrs. Kinard & Co., are
doing q large business, and offer to send all
goods bought Of them free Of Express
charges, either as to Dry Goods, Csrpeanss,
Shades. and Millinery. They are agents,
also, for the celebrated Howe Sewing Aa'
chine. They solicit orders and guarantee
satisfaction. Catalogue OF patterns io'-
nished.
rus CELEBRATION os.-Remember the Odd
Fellows celebration on the 4th. It will be
pleasant affair, from the procession in the
ouie: cool Of the afse. soou, all the way
through I, the bre' 'sing up somewhere about
the wee small! hours Of the night, when ye
bes,es and besux q He'd with delccsable refresh
ment and lively conversation, promenade,
etc., shall be ready - retire and leave the
bsrouet hall to its accustomed silence.
We notice BY the way that the Columbia
Union-Hersld m: les promise that the pro-
,,rsrnrae embraces more than the boys Oh
p,,e<ki M. % have announced, in stating
that "s barbecue and picnic will be given.
This b an error, there will be neitnes'-
There will be many cue's given and taken
during the night. and some picking Oo'
nothing of the other kind.
y .:1sgsr1cE's coBz7.-our reporter mas Ossa peer,
:n,o Squire C. C. Chase's office lately
ooking lsa;s>a he says that there is no aoase-
or items, ane number of applications TOR
men. in the asare crying for freedom from
iivorce-nans sSss. An.impor' mt c'Ti' case
oSi S;Tn asst week, involving some
was up before n'o - ,eS;s-considerab'y less the
tninssandt which ossnp'sa toe+ 'ae tSs
reporter - - time. Itwas decided sns. 'he
ssss money y ns;'os paid The case OF ''' '''''