The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-10-01

Special attention is called to our Dress
! Goods Department, where you will find in
great variety all the new shades and styles,
from zoe. TO sl.00 per yard.
R.C. SHlVER & CO,
3s-H Newberry, S. C..
A LARGE STocK.-A visi: to the store OF
our fellow-townsman, Mr.. Thos. F. Harmon,
lust now in the full tide of receiving and un'
packing late purchases, is sufficient to impress
beholders not only with surprise but delight
Surprise, at the Yastness and variety Of goods
which fill the store from centre % circumfer
ence, and delight that so many of the multi.
tudinous wants Of the great public can be
supplied. No matter what the want, whether
it be come delicate adornmept for the form
divine Of lovely woman, sweet, innocent
girlhood, something that will make even lord
IL man more fascinating, or an article for the
comfort of the laboring toiler, either for the
outer or inner man, there indeed it may be
found. Mr.. Harmon deserves the success he
has achieved in business, and his effort is
still 20 90 ahcad-his motto being Excelsior.
Now RECEIVING AND OPENING
Our Fall Stock Of Ladies Dress Goods, Trim
mings, ETC., together with 2entlemen's piece
goods, and general stock 10 suit the trade.
These goods have been selected with our
usual care, and consist of every article to be
found in dry goods store, and will be sold
at lowest prices. Our friends and customers
are il, tied to make an inspection from this
dav, and we are satisfied that we can give
them satisfaction, not only in quality, style
and variety, but in that very important de-
sideratum to all buyers-PRICES.
If McFALL s POOL.
NEW FURN1TUkE.-One day last week we
visited the Furniture rooms OF Mr.. R. Y. Leav-
ell, but further than the opening passage we
could not penetrate, by reason Of the ARRIVAL
of an immense stock OF new furniture, at
which, between the coming and unload
ing OF the drays, he was busiy engaged, il
opening and setting his house in order. His
assortment Of furniture embraces various
styles, from plain and single pieces, to the
most exquisite bedroom and parlor sets,
and in such numbers that the tastes and
pockets of all can be suited. The confused
condition of the piles Of boxes, loose pieces,
and the noise and dust, drew largely on our
sympathy for our cnterprising young FREUD,
for it really looked as if he lad too much
elephant on hand, but we know that all
will be straightened ere this paragraph secs
the light, and be be ready to show his goods
Call and examine his stock. 1t
LEGAL Nor1cEs.-Persons having claims
against the estate Of George Morris. are re-
quired to presedst them before the twentieth
Of October. and all persons indebted will
make payment to Thos. r. Morris. admir-.
The kindred and creditors Of Sam'l Il.
Spence, decd. are required to appear before
the Probate Judge, on the 7th Of Oct, to
show canse if any there be. why Isabella
Birge and E. E. Young, should not be the ad-
ministrators.
The public schools in districts Nos. l, 2, 3,
4,5,7, 8 and 9. will open on the first Monday
in October. In Nos. S. 10 and II, the Schools
will not be opened st present.
The Board of County Examiners will meet
at the Office of the School Commissioner, on
Saturday, 4th October, at II o'clock, a. M,
at which time all persons desiring certificates
as Teachers in the Public Schools will pre-
sent themselves forexamiuation.
RELIGIous.-Thc community will regret
to lesrn that the Rev. John Stout. who has
for nearly TWO years, efficiently and accepta-
bly, discharged the duties Of pastor Of the
Baptist Church Of this place, has been forced
by the delicate health of his amiable COM
panion to resign his pastorats. The restgna-
ton will take effect in December.
On the las. Sabbath in that Church. it was
determined to hold ten o'clock-morning-
prayer meeting hereafter. The order Of es-
ercises will therefore be. public prayer meet
ing at 10, regular morning service at H.,
and Sabbath School in the afternoon at 4
o'clock. Wednesday afternoon prayer meet
ing at 4.
Services were held in the Episcopal Church
on last Sabbath, the Rev. E. +. Miles preach
ing st the morning hour, and Bishop Howe
in the evening. There was confirmation in
the evening.
An interesting and profitable prayer meet
ing was held by members Of the Methodist
Church on Sunday afternoon, at the residence
of Mrs. Harp. This lady has been for some
length Of time confined to her house. These
meetings it is thought will be repeated.
The young mems Monday night prayer
meeting is continuing to grow in interest.
Large numbers attend regularly.
A GOOD PAPER.-We have been pleased
to hear from our friend, McD. Metts, and
more 50 for the testimony which he bears as
to the merits of the Newberry HERALD. We
sometimes despond. and think that it is not
appreciated as it should be, and just then,
as in this instance, cheering word is receiv-
ed, which lifts the cloud. Hear what he
says: 'The HERALD has just come, and as
saved you no end Of scolding and myself
from oodles Of mosquito bites. would not
be without the HERALD in this sea-girt city
for any consideration" We have always
thought the paper invaluable in many re-
spects-but somehow the knowledge Of this
new virtue touches us tenderly, and we can't
help feeling greater degree Of pride as we
look npon its wide pages and long columns.
As an antidote for mosquito bites, we dared
not hope that It would prove effective, but
Med. says it saved him from oodles Of bites,
and he is u truthful man, and our good friend.
We know of nostrums which are cf1cacious
for ali the ills which man is heir to. but it's
seldom q newspaper can be made to SUBJ