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other public oniccrS-for they have already
put their houses in apple pie order. lhc
, very cssace ot ncalne>S reiSnS in PfoDate
Judge Leahy's, as we'll as Clerk Smiths Oil
ces--every thing Is III perfect ORDER Ihe
genilemanIy officials themselves pat in the
most pleasing appearances. We Ike 10 sce
improrcments--and good style.
The fast sailing clipper Time Of Day.
Singleton Ring, Master, arrived on Thurs
day last, after prosperous voyage OF ABOUT
ten days. She took out cargo oftlme pieces
and brought buck load of grecnbickS AID
again did she draw anchor on Friday, with
another uilcargo. Ne"bcry will soon 'tlcH'
from centre to circumference, if rapid sup
ply Of clocks will do il.
The wet weather sign Of q prominent up
town merchant, is Z dilapida;ed shuck horse
collar Whenever il looks like rain, down
comes the usual out door hans;'.Si, and up
goes the collar.
Our handsome friend with the blue craYat
has returned home. He Says everywhere he
went the girls madea dead set at him, but
he remained true to the fair ones I! home.
lie is true bluc
Do not fail to look ct Mrs. Movers beau
tiful millinery and fancy soods-unless you
want TO continue to be out Of fashion, and
we can guess the ladies have no such idea
rs that in their sweet heads. Never, no,
never.
Another wrinkle is being prepared for
Newbcrry and one which vii! bring down
a shower Of pleasant CALCULATIONS on the
heads OF the wide-awake projectors. Listen
ladies and gay young mcn-M"SS. j. D.
Smith (our lively john 4 ChaS. AXt are tiX-
ing M tie store next to L. L. Mar>hallS :, as
q tip top, first class, delightfully."- charming
ice-c!cam saloon, for the ''!ons, long sum-
mcr days. And We mothcrs-over-worked
and tired with houses full Of little children,
who are crying for something 10 fill their
little mou,hS-ihcsc same gentlemen are to
start Bakery, Of the No. kind. Oh, how
sweet, says tic young miss, and Oh, how
good, says the tired mother. We always
thought John would do something for his
country ,and he has gone and done it now.
y subscriber complains that he called
twice for lis paper ut certain office. Tie
first time, was told there was none there for
him. and the second time, that the paper
had been used for wrapping purposes. Ii
VIC hear Of any post master doing the like
again, We will give him fits.
We noticed Mr. Culvcr-the great stove
man examining i 10; OF stock'be!ls the other
morning. Docs he intend 20 bell his teams
It would DC Z good idea. but VIC advise him
to Get some with musical tones, otherwise,
his wagons might be taken for travelling
cowbeliogianS.
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PianoS..--WItere to BUy.---FeS-
ruary Ist, 1878.

Prices reduced from IS to 25 per cent. Lar
gcst Stock in the South to SELECT from: ;:aS lie;
CANT Get pianos, Rosewood @ &c GaSSi, Mosrn CaFfge
pvs peeyements s2e5, 275. 800, warranted dara-
BE- Money refunded in case of fa5Gre 5Gn ,o nhe
popular Southern, Gem only s29O, aSo. S5o :, \ :
Oct Oct s375, 4lO ,439 & 400. VIM. knabe I Cos
Superb instrument lower than ever before D!
sold Address as:for sRsetAL TERMS. z r
amos sent on trial 70 angpart sof the south.
Send for price lists. catalogues, etc, s Select
fhe style desired, give Us the order and $we
guarantee TO furnish first Class instrument,
o or refund the money Wholesale. Depot for
rle+ M celebrated Mason,& Hamliu Cabinet or
@ans-Fifty Styles from S35 to $1,000, each.
DelNered FREIGHT PAID TO cash ouyers IN
any part of the South. Any Sheet Music or
Wrs;c book published in the u. S. sent post
paid on receipt of retail price.-Addrcss all
orders to 1,npo
Southern Music House,
Mar. 2:.sl2-10. SAVANNAH, GA
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Aporr 7ur TowS AND County

ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY
Items we fear be scant this week unless
things thaw out little. The cold gust Of
Wednesday last, and the shower which fol-
lowed, produced 4 chill, anu the frost Of
Thursday morning had dcmoralizing effect.
On Friday night the frost was little severe:
than on the previous night, and some of cur
gardeners looked as chop-fallen as tenderveg
citation. In some places potato tops were
nippcd. Frutwc think escaped-Ihew weather.
being dry.
Outside business seems to be at s.and-stil
perhaps in consequence Of the change in
the weather, or perhaps want Of change in
pocket-hard to tell which.
Indoors-that is in this office, no change
has como over the spirit of the dream. We
arc all busy-Still printing heads-if any one
wants head, We reiterate, this is the place
TO have it put on, or any kind of "Brlnting
done goos, unit nice, unit sheep" as our cards
indicate.
The philosophers stone, we are rejoiced to
announce to the people Of Newberry, has
been found-it is printers ink. A large sup
ply on hand. Fortunes can be made by using
it in advertising, Or printing business cards,
circulars, etc.
In our dots last week, we lamented that
there WAS no Soda Fountain from which the
sparkln could be obtained. Young Sparks
arc informed tha; Dr.. Fant proposes to erect
ouc. Coed for the Doctor.
Our handsome Sheriff is fixing up things
gcncra!ly-h.s office, among other things, is
undergoing thorough lenova ton .
We might say word in regarl to the
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Town Directory.

MEErlSes.-Newberry Division. No: 5. ). OF
T.. meets ever guesday night at 8 o'clock, in
Fulaski Lodge, No. %, 1. o. o. F., meets in
the same Hail. every Friday evening ats o'clock:
Ami.y- Lodge, No; 81, 4; F. NJ, meets hrst
SignesC Chapter, No.lS, r.. A. NJ, meets every
second Monday at s O'Clock: -
Towy CouNcIt.-J. P..SPool, Intendant. T.
RodeIsperger, J. Gaunt, 4. II. Bowers snd y.
Wells, Wardens.
SHEIIPr.-J. J. Carrington.
: CLERK. C. Smith.
IN JUDGE PsoB ATE.-J. C. Leahy.
X SCHOOL ComN1ssIoSER.-M. S.'Long.
County CoMMIssIoSEES.-Dennis Moates' 1.
TsIxLJ JUsT7eEs.--c.C C. Chase, G. P. Jacoby,
IS. Young. %
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We win send copy Of our paper and q
COPY Of Peters Musical Monthly" for one
yesr TO any one sending as s4,3O: @ Oar pa pa.
pei ysire ns Of sPcters' Musical Monthly" from
,he ~ t;,ct that every yearly subscriber gets
anont a six.y Songs, Duets, and Choguses, and
from from fifty IS Sixty Piano .pieeess@orth. at
least $40. o"'
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G09sesse. i'C6Gg.

NEwBsRRE, S. c., April 15-Cotton III.
NEW YORK, April 14.-Cotton dull and
-minal-uplands l9s; Orleans 2O!. Gold
loia1Sf.
BALTIMORE, April 14.-Cotton quiet
middling l95.
AUGUsTA, April 14.-Cotton firm for good
grades; others dull and Notwithstanding
IS.
CHARLESTON, April 14.-Cotton qnict-
middling 1Ssa1S4.
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TIE SABBATR.-!n conseq ucnce 6 the
absence of the Rev. r. A. Mckle-wlo was
in attendsoce at Prcsbytery-there was no
service in the Presbyterian Church on Sun
day.
In the Methodist Church, the usual services
werehad By the Rev. Manning Brown, morn
ing and night. The night service was closed by
the Rev. T. G. Herbert, presiding elder Of
Spartanburg District.
In the Baptist Church-the Rev: John
Stout, pastor-the regular services were held.
+ In the Lutheran Church, Easter Sunday
was observed in IN appropriate and becoming
manner. The church being tastily decorated
by the ladies, added a peculiar fitness 10 the
solemn and impressive services, which were
conducted by the pastor, Rev. II. ". Kuhns.
The chancel and pillars were festooned with
beautiful evergreens, and the walls graceful
ly hung, while back OF the pulpit, the recess
was decorated in fourth of circle form with
evergrecns intersperseu with white stars, in
the centre Of which were the words The
Lord has risen indeed" and under the whole
the sacred emblem Of the cross. The whole
adornment was happy in effect. At the close
of the sermon, the Sacrament Of the Lords
Supper was administered to the united con-
gregatiops of the Lutheran and Episcopal
Churches. Two persons were taken into the
Church on this interesting occasion.
At night, in the same church, a marriage
ceremony was performed by the pastor-the
parties Mr. F. NJ. Lindsay and Mrs. Eliza
lindsay.
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THE SCIENCE OF TIEALTH-AlTayS in
TIM and sometimes little ahead, like
progressive, useful journal, is already recelv.
ed for May The present number is filled
with interesting matter on the Important
subjects Of science Of health, diseases OF.
various kinlS and their treatment, and many
others. S. f. Wells, Publisher, 3S9 Broad
way, y. Y, s. per year.
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CoMPLIMEETARy.-We acknowledge with
pleasure card Of invitation from Captain
4. Melchcrs, the accomplished President Of
the Charleston DeutSchc Schutzen Gcsell-
Schaft, 10 attend the annual SchutzenfcSt in
that,ciy, commencinG @: Monday the 2lSt
This ANIMAL festival is one which draws
out,s not. only the entire gallant German
citizenship of the old city, but d large pro-
portion of those who are not of The same
race, besides bringing in hundreds from al
parts of this as we'll as many other States. Il
is an occasion replete with mrth aud jolity,
and abo%adinS in whoic-soulcd hospitality,
and we'll worth visit. The programme is
full and varied, and covers five days. VIC
advise any Of our readers, who can spare tic
time, TO go down by all means.
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DEArEs.-We regret to announce the
death of Mr.. Frank Spearman Of this Coun-
ty. He died at his residence on last Sunday
A colored man named Cannon, It is said'
died of meningitis, near Silver Street, on
Saturday tie 5th. -. .-. ..a
% Friday morning last, a colcred man
named Martin Griffin, died from congesiiTe
chill, it is supposed-on the premises Of Mr.
Chapman. %.
On Sunday nephew Of Mr.. Andrew
Kilgore died Of measles, we did not learn the
name or age of the little fellow. 2.
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sRgga3'5eN,

On Thursday, the 23rd Jan. 1878, in John
soa Co., Texas, by Rev. Smith, Mr.. L. DCGAE
BOYD, formerly Of Ncwberry S. e., to Miss
H. NJ. RICHARDS, formerly Of East Tenn.
We extend our honest, hearty Fluctuations
to the happy couple, aud wish them a long
and delightful voyage on the sea of matri-
mony, with 10 storms to fright them from
their dream Of bliss. 1t is not our pleasure to
know the Iridc-hut wo learn that sha-is fair
to lock upon. and as amiablc as fair, and a
fit and happy companion and guide for the
brave and gallant cN-mcmbcr Of Co. D. 18th
Regt., Sc. Y.
On Sunday evening, at the Lutheran
Church, by the Rev. II. W. KuhnS, Mr.. +. NJ.
LINDSAY to Mrs ELIZA LINDSAY, I'll Of this
town.
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USEFUL NvENTIoS.-The ladies are in
yited to call at the Store of Mr.. A. D. Love-
lace and examine very Seryceabie little
machine known as The QUILTER. 1t is
perfect aad charming labor and time-saving
as well SIS back-relieving machine. Go and
look at it and see how it works. Mr.. Crowel
Chapman is the agent, and he. will take in
finite pleasure in showing how it works.
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speei.ss ana Esocai.

OuR AGENTS IN CuARLEsToS.-The ad-
vertising agency Of Messrs. Walker, Evans
Cosswei,; Tepreseated by Roswell TT Easan,
Esq, is the only authorized agency 70. this
paper in Charleston. -
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WHOSE HANDSOME HOUSE IS THAT?-
Such was the inquiry Of the traveller, as he
passed IN unusually wcll-6nished residence
not many miles from here. The style OF the
sashes, the cearness Of the glass, the beauty
of the blinds and doors, the neatueSs of til C
columns and baIusterS around the piazza, the
perfect proportion of the brackets and
mouldings, all struck the traveller with pleas
ure and admiration. All tile above were fur
nishcd by Mr. P. p Toalc, OF Charleston, S,
C. Prices sent free on application.
April, ., 13-1m.
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.s,lEe RS. l;slEFIS g. -HoFFMAN, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No. 4 South ST., Bal
timore, Nd are duly authorized to contract
for advertisements a. our lowest rates. AoYeS-
tisers in that City are requested to leave their ia
Yors with this house."
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ANOTHER WRINKLE.-At the store OF
Messrs. Webb, Jones & Parker, is exhibited
q neat and serYiceable little article which
may be used for double purpose, viz: as
Ere extinguisher and garden sprinkler.
Call and examine them. The entire appa-
ratus costs but q trihe.
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Professional Cards.
70 Women. Both Married and
Single.

Single.
Apply for relief before You become Z con-
fir.Ecd invalid.
have been for years past attending strict
II 10 the treatment Of diseases Of women,
both married and single, and Us the number
OF cases continues to increase almost daily
will pay special attention TO those who may
apply to me for help, and may, if should
get sufficient number of cases, make il
specially.
There are many women who are taking
medicines recommended for such diseases,
which arc worse than useless, they raliate
and sometimes seem t. give relief, but in
fact they postpone the evil until the disease
assumes the chronic form, and then they ap-
ply to the Physician for relief, which can be
given, bu: no: so soon as when taken in tile
first or early stage.
use no quack medicines, | treat diseases
Oh ration al and scientific principles.
P. L. RUFF.
y. B. practice for cash only and prompt
payments. Mar -, 10-tf.
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An INsrITUTIoS-Estab in 1919, on
q small but safe basis, Stec!c'S Hat Hall, at
first slowly, but steadily and surely COM
menced advancing on the popular tide, and
but i short period elapsed ere the small
King Street Hat Hall began to assume large
proportions. To-day it is one Of the institu-
tionS. not only Of old King Street, the most
fashionable resort in Charleston, but Of the
city, and its energetic proprietor, Mr.. Walter
Steele, may justly be proud Of its wide
spread reputation. I; is the Hat Hall, par
excellence, where gentlemen, youths and
even the smallest specimens Of the lords Of
creation, can50c accommodated in any and
every style, aud at all prices. Friends from
this section especially invited to call, and
orders solicited. 1t.
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\ VISIT TO THE GARRIsoN.-On Tuesday
afternoon last, while passing the parade
ground of.the garrison, Major Stewart very
politely invited US in, aud, nothing 10th, we
entered. 1t was the hour Of dress parade,
and in consequence, a very opportune and
pleasant time. The Major has q company he
may we'll take ! pride in-soldicrly, fine
looking and we'll drilled-as was evidenced in
their appearance and the exercise of the man
ual of arms--and we looked on with pleased at
tcn;ion till the men filed off to their COM
Portable quarters, to the tune-we believe
Of peggy put the kettle on, and let's have
tea" We are not certain aS to the tune,
however, but as il was near tea time, it makes
no difference. The officers, Maj. Stewart
and Lieuenauts Miller an Anderson, thus
left in their glory, came to our stand point,
to do the honors and help to take care of as
many of the little ones as conveniently could
be done-it was family party. And then
we went through the quarters, sleeping, read
Jug, cook, and mess rooms, around the large
and admirable oven, where one hundred de-
lightfui, crisp loaves of bread are daily baked
could not go through that, you know, that
is the oven, not the brcad-thcn through the
guard house and through the commissary,
where host of good things are kept, and we
confess that the round trip WAS very much
enioycd, and not the least Of the satisfaction
experienced was derived from the polite at
tention of our very gentlemanly guides. In
the sleeping rooms we noticed some very
handsome specimens Of penmanship, in
colors, by q member of the Company, Cor
poral Daft, executed on cards, each bed
stead having one attached, with the name of
the sleeper drawn thereon; and also in the
reading room,-where were quite large
variety of the most popular papers of the
dav, neatly arranged on spacious table-was
also an elaboratey drawn fire screen, on
canvass, done by the same master hand.
The reading room is highly creditaoie, to
ho.h officers and men. We are pleased to
add that the utmost order and cleanliness
were seen on every hand.
4 visit TO the garrison will repay anyone.
In this connection We arc able to say,
that in al! probability the garrison. Will not
be removed from Newberry, as was thought
would be. dcae!a fsw Tseksagos-
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SPECIAL

SPECIAL
The Temperance Advocate, edited aud
published By Frank P. Beard, is the only
organ of Temperance in the State. 1t is
beside, devoted il part to the family circle.
1t is cminen;ly entitled to support, and we
commend it earnestly 10 our readers.
The Nebraska State Orphan Asylum Gift
Concert, advertise that the drawing has been
postponed 10 the Goth Of May.
Attention is called TO the card OF the Greer
vile Manufacturing Company, to be found
in this issue, the necessary capital stock for
which, we are pleased to learn, will be cer-
tainly subscribed. a meeting OF the Stock
holders is called for the 30th Of this month
at Grecryille.
. Attention is called TO the card Of Mr.. Jas.
Packer, house, sign and decorative painter.
The best season for painting and bclutifyins
generally is that Of Spriug-every one with
any taste desires to see his premises look
attractive, and as Mr.. p. is an arts. in bis
,iae, we cannot do better Or say more than TO
advise that he be called in.
All persons interested will do we'll to no
tice the advertisement of T. p. Abrams.
Do you want good Sewing Machine? If
so, and the celebrated and newly improved
IEhaalar-.& " ilson IS the kind wanted. call
on Mrs D. Mower, who is the agent.
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We are indebted to Mr.. Luther Homes,
Sec'ysand Treas. Mechanics and Agricultural
Fair Association of Louisiana, for compli-
mentary ticket to attend the Seventh Grand
State Fair, commencing April %, in the city
of New Orleans.
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The HEALTH.-We regret to say that
measles have put in an appearance in this
town, but only few, cases so far heard Of.
Meningitis is quiescentjust now, no new
cases have been heard Of for week or two
Coniestive chills to a Slight extent prevail.
The Doctors in the County say there is but
little sickness at present, and that the cases
arc widely scattered. .
We are rejoiced to announce that DR.. Gar
many is slowly but surely recovering from
the severe injuries sustained by his late un-
fortunate fall. In short time We hope to
see him out again, and engaged in the active
pursuits OF his profession.
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to do so in a proper n n'anncr, the ladies would
of course neglect their duties, and be nothing
less than idle gossips. Progressively, how
ever it's added there prevails perfect harmo-
ny, peace, qniet and order. Again It is a
Spartan ncighborhood, everything is in
common" n"-''if one sees anything he wants
in another yard, he takes it, aud nothing is
said about it-happy neighborhood. ;. Hap
py indeed. We believe in every man shin
ucyiug in his ownyaid. Last week VIC noticed
that this was q progressive. age. but little did
we think that such progress was Icing made
in thissour beloved :own. This kind Of pro-
sreSsion is dangcrous--for says the poet pro
gression adds new visor TO our crimes, If you
would be wise, repent betimes'
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REr1RED.-The.ab able editor OF the WINS
boro News, z. Ross Robertson, Esq, has re-
tired from the editorial management Of that
journal, after filing the position with honor,
for length of time. Other pursuits claim
his attention, and in which, We wish him a
career of prosperity. K - >
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PosyoFF1cE AT BosToN.--We have been
recrested 10 statesfor the benefit Of the pub
lie, that regularly established post Office
exists at Boston IN this County, to which
mail matter goes up Tuesday, Thursday and
SATURDAY,, and comes dow, Monday, We'd
nesdag and Friday ct esch week. ~ S:a& !
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GONE TO CANDES.-The MeSSrs. Culver
Bros, having canyassed: this and adjoining
Counties successfully, both pecuniarily to
themselves and with satisfaction to the
people, have drawn up their numerous stakes
and departed with their large wagon tram
for the Town of Camden, where an invoice
of their popular cooking stoves await their
coming. We commend this enterprlslng
oo-ahead firm to the people Of that section,
and bespeak: for them. the consideration
which their thorough business qualities ana
oen.lenanly manners entitle them to, and
not only as regards the :proprietors them
selves, bat the many gentlemen who are EN-,
ployed by them in running the wagons ana
disposins of their stoves.
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LIGHr.-We are pleased to inform sucn
Of our citizens as are not informed on the
subject, that the principal sections OF inc
town are to be lighted by Street Lamps.
The lamps are now being made by Mr. w.
r Wright, by order Of Council, and we on
" fonnd this fact out by accidentally seeing
the framework of one Of the lamps III the
workshop of the contractor. We suppose
the Council thought it, sufficient only TO
throw light on the town when the arrange
ments we're all completed, and therefore
determined to keep the people in the dark
in reference to so good work until then
We think the fact might have been made
public, as it is nothing to be ashamed o.
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Asoxa1oUs.-The Progressive" in ITS
.ores about town. discourses on q sec'ion
.nom;nsted as "hand round," because
& .sbe wcmenof that neigaborhood communi,.
te the. in.elhseneesof the dagiua hand.
sssnpd manner, by standing 10 their p0rtieoes
"a nassiae telegraphic mouth news, Tnich
8 With Hghtnipg rapidity through the Sec
stE !, This looks aGissls lhe sianoss-8ef
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All persons indebted to Us by note or
account, arc most earnestly requested 10
make paymen; at once. All our claims are
past due and we mus. have them settled.
We mean what we say.
K. MOORMAN & co.
Mar 10 iSTS-fO-tt
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improvements.

This is certainly Progressive Ag'
not the Progressice Age newspaper
Good reader-but a day and age o.
progress and improvement, in New
berry at least. Walking along the
street s few evenings ago, we heard
shrill whistle or scream Of steam en-
zine which seemed to be in some new
direction. Looking up and around
We discovered column Of smoke over
beyond the creek in Northerly dlrec
ton. In few moments We heard
another shrill whistle. Surely, We
thought, it cannot be possible that a
locomotive has run 50 far off the track
as to be away over there in the rear OF
Col. Fairs, and is now engaged IN
making signals Of distress! Or, stay:
it cauuot be that the Rail Road from
Chester to Newberry is almost com
elete3, and is now in working order as