The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-05

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recommended as the angel Of any man's
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So SAYS one who knows whereof he speaks.
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| PRoTRAcrED MEETING.-ln the Metho.
dist Church On Monday night, was COM
menced an interesting meeting, which it is
proposed to continue for several nights. The
Rey. Mr.. Shuford, Of the Circuit. occupied
the pulpit on the first occasion, and preached
to large and attentive congregation, the
Pastor, Rev. Manning Brown, closing the
service with appropriate and suggestive re
| Elections. It's hoped that much good may
result.
NOT OvER-ESTIMATED.-W have re
ceived from the publishers of Our Fireside
FREUD, Chicago, ILL.,, the chrome Cute, y
which they give away 70 every subscriber TO
! their weekly. We have read much Of the
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County paper.
Short communications OF persona. expe-
rieuce in relation to farm operations, stock
raising, domestic economy, Sc, will be glad
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SELECTED LocAL.-Thc lives of most men
are like water, where but one point receives
and reflects the sunshine, and all around is
in the shade, and ifa cloud pass over this
spot, all is ohscured. But let thy life be
like the diamond, that, BY nature too, only
beams from one spot, but TO which the cut
| tings of art give light surfaces, so that no
| part is dark. Be, then, not in one position
cheerful, bu. in all; and, however Provi'
dence may see fit to treat thee, so let thy
light continue 10 shine on.
SALE-DAy.-Monday last being one of the
| few pleasant days experienced this winter,
and the roads somewhat dried off, the mum.
Der Of people in from the country was large
| iy in excess of former occasions. The retail
trade must have been large enough to glad
den the hearts of our merchants and swell
| out their money wallets. Nothing of an un-
usual character transpired, or worthy of
note.
The sales of real estate are as follows: 1913
acres, s3o5; s73, s2,l12; acre and store at
Frog Level, s955; 243, So. .ocO; 81, s575; 157,
s7oo; 4s, 81 .92o; s3i. s7lo, 12o, $1,000.
PROF. RowLAND.-It was our pleasure on
Friday last to attend q public as we'll as pri-
vate lecture given by the gentleman above
named. Prof. r. is emincntly horsemau'
and is thoroughly acquainted with the char
acteristics of the noble animal Of which he
treats so ably, as we'll as all Of the various
diseases to which he is liable. The informa-
ton impaired by his lecture We consider in-
valuable not onl ly to US who are not much
of horsemau, but especially so to his class
whose associations bring them sinto closer
and more practical relations with the horse.
We cordially recommend Prof. Rowland to
the consideration Of the public.
CoURT.-After session Of almost two
weeks, court adjourned on Friday last.
1t got through with the Sessions docket,
consisting Of two murder cases, and re-
spectacle number of disreputsble suits for
ass ault, &C., which never should have been
! allowed to take up important time.
Nothing was done with the Equity busi-
ness-and considerable grumbling is heard
! in consequence.
We think there is no reason for this
whether the early adjournment or the dissat-
isfaction, it is totally unnecessary to say
this being free country. every one can make
| out his own case.
We hold, however, that it is much harder
to sit nearly all Of two weeks on Bench,
| than the same length of time in Bar, there
fore if judge be satisfied it is out of taste
for lawyers to grumble.
| Again, the golden rule should always be
chasitably remembered. call work and no
play makes Jack dull boy"
An engaged young gentleman got
rather neatly out Of little scrape with
his intended. She taxed him with hav.
ing kissed two ladies at some party at
which she was not present. He owned
| it, but, said that their united ages only
made twenty.one. The simple-minded
girl thought of ten and eleven, and laugh
ed of her pout. He did not explain that
one was nineteen and the other two years
of age. Wasn't it artful?
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