The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-28

manifested. and the marked respect shown
by the entire community, and it is we'll here
now to indulge tic hope that like spiri;
will be manifested in regard 10 building the
monument, so long spoken of, as IN cndur-
ing and fitting tribute OF respect to the sleep
ing heroes whose last resting places have
| been so recently Strewn with flowers.
ABOUT THE Town AND County,
Notice the advertisement in relation 20 CAT
| tic taken up in Columbia.
The Schedule Of the Air Line railroad is to
be found in this issue.
We are panied to learn tina! child of Mr..
Jacob raysinger. died on Monday night OF
congestion.
DO not forget that Job Printing can be
done cxpclitiously and at low prices at this
office.
MI l.. K. Marshall is out in characteristic
card-Good Te.np!ars, Sons Of I. and all
other good people are considered by him to
good purpose.
Attention is called to card of Col. Coward S
Male Academy. This is an Institution de-
serving Of high consideration, and as such
We chccrtully commend it.
The article advertised by Capt. Spcck for
cleaning Silver, Gold and Plated Ware, is
just what he represents tive have seen it
tried, End pronounce it good.
Do You want Il bargain, either in Crockcry,
Glassware, or something else? Ii so, 90 TO
the Sto,e Of NJ. Nathan ( Son and get one -
Taey have great desire to do the people
good.
We are pleased to notice that our enter
pri,ing down town merchant, Mr.. I. +. Har
mon, is putting up i wArcroom in rear OF his
store, 10 accommodate his incrc caSing bust
ness.
4 miraculous escape from serious injury
happened few days ago: 4 little girl Of
Maj Stewards fell from the rail road bridge
twenty feet to the track, and her sister few
years older, jumped down after her. Strange
TO say neither were hurt.
We were much gra:ficd with visit
from that Very pleasant gentleman. and ac-
colnplished Columbia Druggist, DR.. +. E.
Jackson, las; week. Il looked natural TO see
him around in his old hauntS.
Gen. A. c.. Garlug,on is in town on 8
short visit. We are plea;cd to notice that he
is in excellent health, End VIC cvea imagine
that lie looks better sincc his dramatic eXpc-
rieuce. lie is NOW in attendance on the
Court.
The friends of Mr.. Thos. Cook will be pleas
cd 10 know that he has started in business for
himself, having purchased the stock of
Messrs. Singleton. He is a thorough bust
ness man, and will give satisfaction, and we
commend him heartily to the public.
Meningitis, i: is sad to state, has again
made its appearance in this community. On
Monday most cstimable young lady was
stricken with it., and now lies very low. II
IS reported that cOlored man is also sick
with the same fearful disease.
4 short ride in the country, enables US to
say that the crops generally, are looking
fine. We noticed a piece Of wheat, some
corn, aud also cotton, on Major kinard's
place in splendid condition. On some other
places king grass is largely in the ascendant.
Generally speaking, the prospect is good.
The cards Of Messrs. Lovelace & Wheeler
tell Of good things. Their Demarara sugar
is Of the sweetest and best, their parched
coffee, 4. l, tobacco Of choicest brands, and
besides they are replenishing their stock gen.
orally with the choicest and best. They
know just how to suit the people of New
berry.
Attention yc disconSolate housekeepers
for Mr.. Sill speaks to you through the HER
AID this week. Your tables can now bt
supplied with fresh vegetables any day in
the week, and your children made glad with
confectionery, and the entire family healthy
by the use of fruit. Give him call.
In this weeks issue the celcbr atcd Morris
Cotton Giu-of which more have been sold
in Newberry than Of any other pattern-i:
once more brought to the attention Of plan
tcrs. These gins are known and approved
| far and wide, and justly so. Theosnanufac
turer, Mr.. Z. Morris, deyotes his entire atten
ton to them, and warrants every one TO give
unlimited satisfaction. Read his card.
Change is written on all things, and while
in the course Of nature there are many sad
changes, it is consolation that some arr
better and Of q pleasant character Mr. C
| F. Jackson, Of Columbia, has made one o.
the latter kind, in the removal from his oil
and we'll known stand to larger and bettcl
store, just few doors above, and near th(
Columbia Hotel. lie advcrtises an extensive
new stock of Dry Goods, and large assert
ment OF notions.
improvement is the order Of the day, ant
the one now to be considered will worl
greatly to the public advantage. Uncle
Julius Smith will soon tear down thu
wooden row, commencing with the store oc
cupied by Mr.. Cash, for the purpose Of erect
ing an elegant Brick Range of Stores Th
makes 1t necessary for Mr.. Cash to reduce
his large and elegant stock, rather than bo,
his goods up. He will therefore sell, from
this date, at greatly reduced price for cash
The advantages offered in this are numerous
for the stock is very large, entirely new, ant
and embraces almost every article, tha
married or single people have need for, all o
which will be sold just as he states
We advise the reader to look in, examine
and be convinced.
DowN On THE BACHELoEs-The bache
lor portion Of our community were exercised
on Sunday night last, by sermon from tn
Rev Mr. Kuhns, from the text LEFT aou
in Athens" He showed them conclusive
ly that they were in the broad road to ruin
and being negligeu,ly alone in this life. mus
alone suffer the heat and the torment