The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03

Another large lot Of Silver Plated Forks,
Spoons, Castors, Cups, Pickle Forks, SC. &c.
Just received and for sale cheap by John I.
Speck. - l
MORE SHADE Trees WANTED.-Shude
trees are popular in the summer season as a
resort for gentlemen Of elegant leisure, not TO
mention the boys, and as the number in
this town is quito limited in the mos, fashion
able quarters, we respectfully invite the a:ten-
ton Of our worthy town fathers to this mat
ter. The fact IS, the want of more trees in
the best loafng places is freqncutly felt to be
i positive nuisance, the few nice places be-
ing usually overcrowded in such manner,
that the sidewalks are blocked entirely mp
to the inconvenience and. annoyance OF
ladies and gentleman who wish 10 pass
We suggest more trees then, with stationary
benches outside the walk, (iuStcad Of chairs
which can be placed in the way,) is by this
means no one locality will be oYerc:owded
Plan. them this fall, gentlemen, and ere
long, as the grateful shade extends, very
many people who have TOO much conSidera-
ton TO interfere with the pleasure OF those
who love TO sit outside, enjoy the cool brcczes
and look ut the fashions, will bless you.
THE DEBATING CLUB.-.A number o: the
Young mcu OF this town, with credit to them
selves, have for some weeks past been asSO-
ciatcd together is Il debating club. On Mon-
dav night last it WAS our pleasure 10 attend Il
meeting, on invitation, and listen 10 an in
tcrrsting historical discussion, MesSrs. ).
Chapman, @. B. Evans, and J. S. Fair in the
negative, and Jas. BieaSe, \. J. Harrington,
and Jas. HiIlhoase in the affirmative. The
discussion was quite animated, considering
the difficulties to be cNcouutcred-a few gen
tlculcn we'll up in years who might be dlSpo-
Sed TO critici>e, aad number OF young ID
dies with bright eyes, and keen ears, who
might say sharp things but notwl'hstand-
ing all this, the arguments Oh bo:h sides wee
pretty well sustained, and judging from this
effort, we are proud to say, that there is good
material IN the youth OF NcwDcrry, and glad
are we that they are no. disposed. to bury
their talents. The debate closed, and the
question properly decided in the negative, by
tue president, Mr.. Ira i. Jones, IN election
was then had tor officers, which resulted us
follows
Pres. J. S. Spealnan, Vice Pres. Georges.
Mower, Scc'y. JAS B!ease, Treas. J. Hill
house, and Monitor, l.. c. Moore.
The club has cur earnest wishes Tor dis
Letters uucailed for, remaining in Ncwber-
rvP. O., $. C: w. L. Andrews, 5. ".
Beckwith, G. ii. Hcckman, [. c. Hrisgc, c.
B. Bu;s,, L. A. Clark, Ed. Cox, Bart Gates,
Mrs. Ma.y Churchill, Jcii,. Cameron, e. &.
3cWalt, Thomas L. De>hcdS, Miss Eliza
Davis, Miss Zila Fans, II. H. Folk, Miss
Mamie Furrow, DR.. I. W .Ilut<on, Robert
Hargrove, cold-carc Of Ivy Suber, Miss
Corrie Homes, cold, David llalStock,
Miss Frances Haney, Mrs. Beachcy Jane
Hubbard II. O. Henson, Rev. Jno. johnson,
Mrs. Pinckney Jones, Mrs. Sarah +. Lowe,
John F. 3. Lagete, Mrs Mamie Lc;tzy, care
Frank Miller, Mrs. Sophia Livingston, Misses
Lucy i Sue Miller, care Frank Miller, l..
Martin, Pink Mans, Mary McMorr;S, Jno.
May, care S. Brown, Miss Claudia Norris,
care Dr. Norris, Prof. 5. \. Olleyer; Danger
phil Parker, Miss Josephine Polhill. VIM. L.
Philips, Miss Mary Roateu, Miss Fannie
Ruth, care Laura Ruth, Mary Reid-copd,
West Ruff, Miss Mary Smith, Hannah
Shands-col'd, care Hcary Bragg, Henry
Subcr, Miss Sallle Shannon. care blajor Har-
grove, Thos. T. S,illwcll, Geo: B. Tucker,
Messrs. Wolfe & Co., Mrs. Rachel Woodruff,
Michael Wer:S, Jonathan Nerts, Mrs. J. A.
Whitman.