The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-29

Yertising agency OF MesSsS. WAGER, Evans q
CossweN, represented BY Roswell T.. Logan,
ESQ. Is the only authorized agency Tor this
paper ia Charleston.
"MxssRs. GRI711s & HoygHAS, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No. 1 South ST., Bal.
:imore, Nd, are duly authorized to contract
for advertisements At our lowest rates. Aoves-
vors ssssslsaoRse.S z Z - -
As IMPORTANT EATTER
Just IS no piece Of machinery can work
without grease, so no business can be con-
ducted without money, the boot and shoe
business especially. The subscribers want
money, must have. It, and Sfhe appeal Is
made for aR parties indebted to theme to
settle at once, before one or two exrenities
are rssorted 10. Don't put Us to extremities.
Some, Of these accounts have been open since
1s7o.@ Come ct once:S : > 49, 80 -'-
ABRAMS & NETS.
Jan. 8, 1T.
Can at JOHN T. ssPECK's JEwELRY
EMPORIUM and see the largest stock Of
Engagement Rings ever brought to this
place. Also large stock Of Clocks just
received. 4-E
Acc1DENT.-We regret to learn that DR..
Homer tTsrranss listledaughter, Mary Brant-
ly, fen from the stairway banisters on Mon
day morning last and broke her arm in two
places.
TREAsURER's NoT1cE.-Notice is hereby
given thason Tuesday, the 4sh Of February,
the books viii be closed, instead Of The 7th,
cs was stated in this paper in 8 previous no
tice. After the 9TH penalties will attach to
all unpaid taxes.
Messrs. J. E. Webb & Co-ofer an attrac-
tive bill of fare this week. Their Stock is
varied, large and good, and they desire that
the public know it. Bead their advertise
ment. We are pleased 10 see that our uryouug
friend Il. ON. Harrington has become an
associate N this house, and wish success to
the euserprising trio..
The wEArHER.- blow the winds
yet, hesvy hangs the clouds, and dreary
winter holds on with chilling pertiuacity.
Fridayiass was as bitterly cold as any one
couid desire. Sunday a. quick, sharp and
driving slect commenced falling, but socn
changing to rain has brought Us to q con-
dition Of mud anything bu. enyiable.
Ok TIE HoRsE.-On Friday next free
exhibition will be given by the great horse
educator, Prof Rowland, in which will be
shown what can be done with the noble an
iunat when correc. knowledge is obtained
as to the secret. After which lecture will
be given and class formed and tho secret
divulged. ALL lovers Of horses should at
tend.
ExrEzraIsMgxT.-P Leon Jave!i gave
couple ofpleasing entertainments here du-
ring the last week, in the wonderful art Of
venEiloquism and legerdensin. His au-
dienee on the first night was large, and en-
joyed the treat with much Zest. On the sec
ond night the weather prevented many Of
hejuveniles and children of larger growth
from seeing the Professor make his regular
Seas: of brosdsworis and other indiSestible
things.
DEATEs.-The work Of death still goes on,
though not so Sudden or even frequent as
as has been lately experienced. Meningitis
Is claiming fewer victims We are glad to say,
but the extreme cold snd wet weather have
prodSced much other sickness. We learn
that Mr.. Dennis Lark's wife died during the
last week; il win be remembered that only
few days ago he lost a son; and on We'd
nesday Mrs. Christisna Folk, aged 70 years
and month, died quite suddenly Of spasms.
Several colored persons have died since our
last.
OBJECTED Saturday last colored To-
yer Of the ardent, after copious sad some
what free indulgence, feeling the influence,
became TOO noisy and offensive to suit the
proprieties, and our indefatigable marshal.
Charlie, went for him. and succeeded in
taking hold. The 'corned' votsry Of corn
juice, however, begged indulgence till he
could hitch up his trousers, which were about
to drop of. Charlie let go, and the votary
slipping out 8 knife, and backing, gave sufR-
cient leg bail to enable him to mount his
horse close by, aud thus escaped, making
good his objections to confinement in jail.
UNwARgkSrlsLE.-Ou friend Marshall
takes the unwarran.able liberty of saying
that the "Newberry Herald has shsd, cheap
for cashr It is an pnkind cut. We haven't
seen shad this season. It is only one Of
his lodges 70 let people know that he has a
supply Of this delicious fish, and we have no
objection either that he has them or tells the
public 80, but not in this way, for there are
some folks who will only see it in one way,
and who directly will say the Herald is get
ting rich, and has gone into the shad trade;
some will even stop taking the paper on ac-
count Of IT, Besides not few will come in
10 eat some Of our shad, and it will be mo-ti-
flying to say We have none. Friends, we
have no shad, Marshall is the man, go there.
Atteotlon Is caIisC 70 Inc ca!o AZ iHAS 10
sue Of the Columbia Hotel. so long known
TO the travelling public. The proprietor,
Mr. VIM. German, has spared no expense
to make his House frst-cla5s one, not only
IS regards its cuisine, but in all other essen
.ials, billiard room, bar, walters, &C. In the
clerks Office will be found couple Of as
clever gentlemen, viz: Mr.. E. 7. Burdell,
and Mr. J. F. Gsdsden, as are usually found
in Hotels Mr.. Burdell, who has but recent
" come to the Columbia" !" was, for num-
Der of years, connected with the Charles