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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-23

TIE Richmord Wing says Of Brown.
low: The old monster is KEEP. alive by
his malice. Il Is bis meat asd diak.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-23

TIE Massachusetts, Legislative Com
mittee on Prisons reports that the only
oecuuants found in the Nantucket jail,
vxs a few hens and Q rooster.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-23
ENGLAND.
The Shah OF Persia.

The Shan OIL Persia.
LONDON, June 22.-The excitement
attending the visit Of his Majesty, the
Shah OF Persia. still continues in this
city, atd the enthusiasm Of the people
is unsbated. his appearance in public
being everywhere greeted with the
heartiest demonstrations Of welcome.
Extensive preparations for the enter
tainmeut OF His Majesty have been
made, aud during his stsy many bril-
lisnt gatherings Of nobility will take
place in his honor.
The Cholera.
Considerable alarm is felt in this city
owing to reports from different parts oi
Europe of the appearance OF cholers,
and its spread to this place is sppre'
hended. The first advices relative to
the disease were received from Dantzic,
and stated that dispatches from Treviso
in Italy, and Bustichuk, 10 Belgium,
announce several fatal cases in both
cities. The strictest measures have
been ordered, and every precaution is
being taken to avoid an epidemic.
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Total i, 900 Gifts, all Cssh. h.....--.... sS0O0
Only q few tickets remain unsold. and
they will be furnished TO the f1rst applicants
at the following prises: Whole tickets. $40;
for sIOO So for $500 ll3 for 81 900,
For tickets and iull information, arply to
THO5. +. BRAMLETTE,
mySl IOuisyiIle. Nv.
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Merchants National Bank
or WEST VIRGINIA.

or WEST VIRGINIA.
At WHEELING.
CAfITAL s6D.l,Gso
nsais In Gold, Oou pous, Bouds, Comma,.
MA! Papo and Bills OF Exchange.
trIsfsst Pad On Sgsc.s, Csoosns
elections made on al points spd proceeds
promptly reruitted,
ksssaIs stanps. FSw rrssriopA. Sa..
tsAc1, !, aud te..t ON oocAtsaSy ca
hand
DIhyCIOKs
J. N. Vance, John han6,sL
L. 4. Delaplsin, T.. J. stono,
7. Sweeney, wm. Bailey,
A. Wilson Kelley, W. 90shorR,
A. Wilson.
]. NELSOE VANCE, President
JNO. J. JONkS. Cakhier Inyl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS A
S5OO.OOOCASK
GIFTS TO BE PAID IN FULL.
The Third Grand Gift Concert
IN AIN t,E THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF XII,

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KF.,
VIII be given In the great hall OF Library
Building. at Louisville, on TUESUAn t,
JULY Slh 1873, at which time TEN THOU
SAND GIFTS, amounting u n grand total
OF $501,t0n, all cash, will be distributed by
lot TO ticket holders No reduction In
amount OF gifts at this distribution, but each
gift will be paid IN FULL.
OFFICE OF ~ RMERs'ANp DRovERs'RAN
LOUISVILLE. KY, April !, 1873
This is TO certify that there 1. In the Farm
ers' and Drovers' Bank, 10 the credit OF the
Third Grand On Concert for the benefit o.
the Public Library Of KY, Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars, which has been set apart
by the managers to pay the gifts In full, and
will be held by the Bank and paid out for
this purpose, and this purpose only.
Signed X. 8 vEECH, Cashier.
LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Cash
One s;r. nd Cash Git 5000
One yrand Cash Gin ifI...................... 2H0C0
One Grand Cash hGift..........-...........-2 20IC0
One Grand Cash hGiit...-...............-.. il 900
One Grand Cash Gifl......--..............- F.O0
Cash Gifts OF 81 600 eac ch,........... 1900
so Cash Gifts OF 500 4" ............ 2590
80 fash al Is Of 40 /" ......... 3I0U0
l0I Cash Gins OF 800 /" .......-.-. 3D,0O
$50 Cash Gifts OF 30 /" ........... 5 100
500 Cash Gifts OF 100 /" -....--..-. 50, 20
5000 cash Gifts OF 10 " ............ o ,0oJ
-
Total II, 900 Gifts, all Gosh ....... m $500, 900
Only q few tickets remain unsold, and
they will be furnished TO the 1rst applicants
s.l- - - 4. - ~ Nn
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Two counterfeit circular swinndlers
were convicted before Recorder Hacket,
in New York, last Thursday. Perhaps
the fellows themselves are not more to
blame than tho parties: who bit ,at:the
bait offered in tho shape,of counterfeit
money. The question .is,. what did they
intend to do with it, had it been seiE as
promised in the circular? ..g:,...
FmE.-Last Wednesday. night, the
residence of Mrs. Boyd, tittated about
five miles West Of Winnsbbroin 6 wass de.
stroyed by fire. Mrs. Boyd lost.asery-
thing she had. The property was owned
by Mr.. Wm. McNaull, and was valued
at $4,000. The fire was the work Of m
incendiary. lVinnsboro Neus.
A contract was signed last month be.
tween the directors Of tho st. Gothard
Railway and NJ L., Favre for the
greatest bore yet attempted. It is q
railway tunnel under the Alps, nine
miles loug, to be finished in eight Years,
and to cost $40, 900.
The Pennsylvania Senate bill appro.
priating $1,OO0,00O for the ceptep nial
has been concurred in by tho House,
the Governor for his signature. which is
Durham, who killed. Hughes, in Piok-
ems, some time ago. bad his trial last
week. before Judge Cooke, at Pickens
Court House, was convicted OF man
slaughter, and sentenced to twenty.fi
years in the State Penitentiary.
Miss Rhoda Maverick died at the re-
sidenoe of her step father, Samuel Black,
on Sunday morning last, at 2 O'Clock, in
the eighteenth year Of her age.
GreenuiAe Republican.
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Death or DIR, Mott.

DR.. Josiah O. Mott, whose death on
his. .sixsy.ninth bixth-dss. a Mobile. A,s-
bama. .swas auhouneedin Sur dlspateh4.
yestetaay, ws3 an Seninens spbysloiaA,
aud hot withSnt distinction a q literary
manand author. He wasa native eithsF
of Columbia or Union County, son of
Judge Abraham Mott, of the Court OF
Appeals, in this State. andE btother Tof
the accomplished Professor, Henry
JqnidA Nott, 81 tho South OarolinaCo
lege., who VAS lost on the. steamer Home,
off Cape Hstterasr IN 1881, DR.. Mott
praofised mnsdicine hith SUCCESS in this
city for several years, and then removed
tosthe wiaero field of Mobile, Alabamnaa,
where he kas3 lgaIs, u s,aleod at the, bf
His profession. al writer he Was dis
tinguished for his skill. INDUSTRY and
dr8ilKliH i Hn aoonheosioa witho Mr.
g1{{dsaSspHs,h III and, iFpaSTsTed 6
wotk !" The Bspes Of. MankindIe which
Bsae i'd ap 1ittls noise in itS daS,oias q soa which
the view OF the diversity of9oHgih. OF the
human r y race ' 9 Y xas hSt 'totth and Sustained
with much inkanaity.0:. -
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LYNCH LANA rufiian, named Matt
Iarpey, was hung by tho citizens Of
Salinas County, California, for the mur-
der OF q woman. The following amiablo
trnits OF character nre mentioned of him I:
che has killed, or aided in killing, seve.
ral half-brceds and number of greasers.
He has been known, simply for amusc-
mont, to pick dog up by the nape OF
tho neck, and after shooting four or five
balls through it, throw the body on the
ground aud stump it with his feet. He
always carried one or two pistols, which
he was ever ready to use upon man or
beast. Ho vAas boisterous ruflian,
ready to drink, swear or gamble upon
the slightest provocation. He enjoyed n
wide reputation as an active Republican
politician, and was some years since
tried for forging naturalization papers. I"
Had Tarpey lived within the confines OF
civilization, instead of falling a victim
to lynch Law. ho would have enjoyed q
legal trial, and the Jury would have dis.
agreed, or his friends would have got
him pardon.
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Lust OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LUST OF NEW ADvERT1sRhENrs.
r. q. Shiyer-Notice. 20
8. L. .Hoge-Notioe. :" '
Meeting Richland Lodge.
y. q. Pei1otto d Sons-7Butter.
y. Barnnm- Contractors.
O. B. Walker--Leotures.
Hope s. Gylea-Oats and Flour. !,
D. @. Peixotto d Sons-Plleate Gal,
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Wolves are very plenty in Iowa, and
the farmers can't stop ont of their back
doors after dark without falling over
these animals.
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Il q @ al Ite n a.


ESopies 81 tIYPHoh{1x ia6ve oe6ts. 4,
The bk&oue thd d$Frantjiu Rsoe
Course col tes of k2 o'd]bck,. a. -day.ia
FtJudge MouRsoE H. Gbok md Repfe-
tentative J. Fslder Myers. or Orange.
tbaig, were perambulating Main street,
yesterday. sa,. =; = ,,,
"A. shed in rear of Messrs. Hendrjx's
rtpss wa5 ;unropfed by the wind. yester.
day, which caused a scattering of the
teams sheltered there.
.The.new moon was said TO be "dry"
one ;'bat tsuoh is not the.c,sse, as it rained
heavily early yesterday morning, and
again in the afternoon, ipterspersed with
bhnndcr aud lightning -.
Prof. :Bahbitt's lecture, postponed last
week, is to be delivered this evening, in:
Itto; Uniygrsity. Chapel. 1, -. - 's :,
+ Old newspapers, for sale at E1fu: TX
Office, at fifty cents n hundred:
Eo Considerable hail accompanied the
atorm that passed over this city yrsler.
day. IA
Mnjor Seibels lis com pleting his ar.
Engagements Tor watering tie .sttcets,
from the State Capitol to the new Post
Office. 1t will. be of material advantage
to merchants, as we'll es promenaders.
It is to be hoped he will be sustained.
The Republican Printing Company
thave put handsome gilt sigu over their
new Office, corner Richardson street and
Naybip'a alley. They expect to occapy
their new quarters in few days.
March oncroached on her spring sis.
ter, April. yesterday, and the dnst was
blown aboGt considerably ly-much to the
annoyance Of pedestrians
Mr.. Fowler, of the Abbeville "Empo-
rum OF Fashien." has commenced the
publication of monthly magazine, en-
titled Fo,olers Bazaar Of Fashion, Liicra-
ture and A,l It is very neatly printed
and illustrated. Who says Abbeyille is
not going ahead, when fashion mouth.
~ can bo issued by one of it's enterprising
business men? -s,i
AL Fools Day WAS not generally kept
up, yesterday: Several persons wero
sold, however.
-IAe Goyernment Post Office building
ts gradually beginning to show itself
above the fence!' It will be thn princi-
pal ar4aNynt ofAtm NtH.IO5
| Complaint ls made that. tbe lamp IN
ftsons SUsAsiPost OftSe as Seldom" lit.
ls Is great convenience to the citizens.
fpaf !'th !H'hthfmrneys we're plentiful pie I'M Co
inm Ola" Yesterday. Judging from the
na!@oer 9a!. that ~erset bufntioat last night.
Ihe RAIN, = Yesterday, was OF great Ib'e bene-
~ 20 Yege!aoie garoens. I'm
Inc 0"'0n has frequently picked out
niue naws 10 other journals, and hnng
them up IN lie local cabinet Tor inspec-
''on' ou' curses IKE chlckens, come
notne - foos'' Ii us Issue Oh MONDAY
l.s', :. gave ano'her result OF tnas a'tack
oi "es','u" "e"'e"s' Inc nrst page was
oa.e' MonuAy 'holnine' Mafcn oo; Inc
ou''ofial oH'o was SATURDAY morning.
|
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Connecticut holds her State election
on Monday. Parties are nearly equally
divided in the State. and whatever side
triumphs, it will be by very small hlar-
gin. A locality struggle was involved in
the Republican nomination for Govern.
or, which, it was supposed. at tho time.
would. injure the party yprospeoss.2 Strong
men have been nominated on both sides.
and pretty full vote is anticipated.
The Republicans feel pfetty secure in
.re.electing their Congressmen, The
principal fight will be for the Governor
shipI a
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,5 "A Madison avenue nabob has gold
Tenders In fsont OF tho fire.plaoes in his
domiciie. Gr'
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{ Lt,tio River d Nd. Cn.rAy,, Rn,,rond.

,, Ltttiur River d Nd. ChsrA 4 " Esnilrond.
= Fl, the last Camden Jouraata1l,,w aaat1l s' find
the, following reference to the esnevIy.
projegtad Toaa fsom: Little River. to Che.
rawy,a1d thence ria Lancaster to Chester:
::..The origin lot. this proposed road
,eeemsato .ber the enterprise Of parties
who have: Settled at Little. River, Rihar.
boir on the: op4st, in Horny: County, on
the. line OF the!proposed coast line Of
railroad between Norfolk, and even New
York and Charleston. These parties, OF
the. head OF whom ,is Captain T. Q.
Damp the Horny Senator, have planned
And projected o railway from Little
Rlvert6 Cheraw.' It would run through
the ept1Ee length 81 two .,Co Cohptis ;H9rry
and Neutrality-suspicious. Of which Gave,
any railroads penetrating them. Horny
from its remotenees IRON all lines of ira
vel; is but little known and oompara-
lively undeEeloped.. That it.. possesses
resources capable of. being made very
valuable, there eantbe bat little doubt,
II we judge by the products of Marion
County, its next leighbor, one OF the
most productive Cnnutiesrin the State.
We know that for. timber aud naval
:tG5sf '2s:'S {ss sest st
se1fGb ss4 $5iSssa &pes e. oas /; sss Ss
thrifty and prosperous. The proposed
a's'R sSS Rtlf PSs HsoSs osx,
. Tx J5s1p, sg shs comm =.
nity 4yy4 of 4s 1ls !as pi trade yAlcA
prtpo il 1f, Y11slisf G,dH1 ThsIr!ennheaay hs !nhay Would
to A4e4peyastSt q and Charlotte, WHICH has
||165g YedntaHed abodt.'RNh the luriher
and. greasah advantage of being placed
thereby ou.the great highway Of North
ern and Western trade and travel.
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b, NAIa aARRAa0n,4zznsa.isls ls&INorthern
aAai1wsrens ast5o aaaM:taad .boSP,; M.
fSg SSsss Rnfts4iIhSaa IT, iISa 1R;Da llyl4 M S9rles-
A. H.; asghtiUpens 100 "A. NJ, icioses
e.a5iP. II. Gfeen3ille opens GlpE, M. !;
oloaas 6 a. M::,nsWestsrn. 6peps $50 A.
II, and. q; 20 I'm n; elosa4 : and IL. N.
Wilmington opens q. 80. HI Ms.7 closes
1910 M.niOn csunaa5 feliel Office is
open sron sto 4f, MnI..;'!'s ,..;!, :;ss, :. ~.
The following appointm ents have
been made for9she South, GaroliIa Nor
NAL School:J;,pe -hi Dad i yu.I $40
For State at Lnrge1 H., .Iodnneesy: .Iodney:. Jr
Of Of. aeoreeto*n; W E: yohdsaR3B q sa3 ,9f Sum
First. congtSssfoaai: pistsrtAt;t-lyBB:. trtA;t-yBB: F.
VIII WhittsnGre; hs Of D3t'i!pgfoD;;s 4 sn1ax-
SECOND 6SDefessiesya,in sya,in Diaafiiisff44-Ro. afiiiff4
bert De 1'' Smalls' OF Beaufort; W.: " Thomas,
latThira Congressional DjstfssEtJas L.
:; oaisGn. Ris51:., ,o1 orabgebst@g @ @cHH;P44aawiD, z;
Fourth Congression nal District Wilson
Cook, Of GreeHvilIe; 3: G: wiInsmith, Of
opaItalonrg,A sG:vR2 'ansz!13i,!
nj cr:-., It !1T7c 71I ~~07.t'fh,. III l.
HOTEL Il ARRIVALS; zAprir ~ lS73.-
Csotan,6ta, Hotel- Rev iyiRnuipfe. s!Saiis.
bqry, n Q; Charles 44faattsshI Montgomery,
Ala; Henry B Bunting, Phifude delphia:
Thos H,,Trent7 Josi f: Hewbold, Balti,
lnore; d Jacobs, Cf7a9estoH: Fred
Ruhler, New. York; r. HatDSMHiA6n:sJ
Browning. J, ,J Mdrrell, JohHsNewman.
Charleston; w r Rohertson,: s B GLOW.
ney; Winnsboros. JAS Preeesell, m: Y: J
ED Gardner, Wilmington; G PiGardner.
Charleston; John Waifep ana nd wife, S @:
d W Mustin:, l. NJ Dodamead ,!city:.J A
Eusloy, Charleston; Mrs Woodbury.
Langdon and maid, Woodbury. G. Lang
don and servant, n Y;.J 'PsMefedith, S
Munrd = n; Inimothy Comgan' N 7; WIN
WAeeler Rouse-Jadge T TT Cook.
Greenville; G Wilkins, Ala: a A Dar'
ling, WHJaokson, J r Sutphen, city:
Edminster. W Mathes and wife. g
w Potter, Q L Miriam, Mrs Fl Gre
cory, Miss F Gregory. N Y; W G. Reed
and wife, Mass; A b Wardlaw, Able
VILE; w q Carpentry, Miss L Mcdowell,
A l. Il; W l. Hardin, j A White, Md ::
Gen w Gurncy and vito, II f Gurnev.
Oharleston; Mrs Philips, Pa; II Mems.
G; " 81 Gardner and wife. Sumter; j
Madbofo: 1nss EIissR as sEs Sarens; onaac:e9; ) q
Hunter. Union; 3 J Hayes, Lexington;
9 Doughty. Mds q ~ BpyaojiM p
Hubbard. NJ Lesser, S Blackley. W T
Barr. j B Burris. Andersop;J, g Cherry,
Pendieton; 81 Beattie, Greenville; Mrs
Massey, Mise Andrews. Mo.
| <H,.so. n VT
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ANNUAL CONFERENCE. From the mi
nutes.of the Annual Conferences OF the
n. E. Church, South, held at Anderson.
8. c., in December, We make the follow
ing extracts:
The statistics OF the church nro as fol-.
lows: White members, 36, ,O41; increase,
1904; colored. 65S; decrease 67O; white
preachers, 122; decrease, l3; colored, 2;
decrease, 4. Baptisms-white infants,
1888; increase, 200; oolored, 80; de-
crease, 20; white adults, 1,24O; decrease,
394; coiored, 26; decrease 72. Number
of schools, AL increase, IA; officers and
teachers. 2.8l6; increase, 93; white
pupils, 17.2O5; decrsase. 49l; oolored
pupils, A.; decrease, u; volumes in
library, 20. I'll; increase, 502. Churches,
1886; increase. 81; parsoeages, "a; in
9rense, L; value of church property,
$597, sos; increase, S64. $50. Paid pastors
and assistants. SCI. 1852. So; increase,
"a. 994.46; paid Presiding Elders,
90, ,9BS.25; increase. 1876 So. Confer
enGa collection. $4.7l7. 20; inorease,
S765.32tH For, missions, 81, l72 02; in
crease, Sl,50ls32 For education,
S3. OBJ. 1O;' decrease, ,,!Sl66.45. For
Bishops. 1851. 70; increase. S23.55. For
educating candidates for the ministry,
$l5l; decrease. 1896. 81. For Sunday
schools, S4,86l.0 .03; increase, $3.50. I'll.
Fpr building, repairing churches, par
sonages, etc., $25, 1905; decrease,
Si5, ,77397. For other benevolent pur.
poses, S7.8s5, 81; increase, So, l34 28.
The report OF Wofford College shows
that during the year that institution re-
ceived only $4.B7789, and OF this no
more than SGy5. rs has been contributed
by the Confidence. This whols amount
has been divided among tho members Of
the faculty. paying them respectively
somewhat more than half their salaries.
Special measures were recommended to
pluco the college on IL moro prosperous
footing.
HAIL STonAI.--A hail storm Of unusual
severity visited Laurens and some por-
tions Of Ncwberry Counties last week.
gentleman from the first named place,
who saw the effects OF it, says he never
saw hail that descended with grenter
force. On the fields that had been newly
plouBhed, the fail-stones went into the
ground several ineAes. They averaged
about the size Of robins egg.
a u. Eosning Herald.
A TENNESSEE printer named thinner
men has been wrestling with the Latin,
"Quisquo fa6er sue tortvhe,," and trans.
lates it. "Whiskey has ruined my for
tune."
In the United States Court, Charles
ton, on the 3lst ult., tho petition of
James A. Smith, OF Rock Hill, 8. O., for
voluntary BANKRUPTCY was referred 10
Registrar OlaWson for adjudication.
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drill.
Resolution and steadiness arc excellent
qualities, but it is the application OF
them upon which their value depends.
The age OF emigration steerage.
The gentleman SO often spoken of in
novels, who riyeted people with his gaze,
has obtained employment in boiler
manufactory, with extra pay on account
OF his peculiar faculty.
1t is not advisable to 60 out of doors
without anything on your head, or into
society with anything in it, although the
latter is frequently done.
Somo mon arc 30 absorbed in religion,
that they forget to pay their debts.
The man who strives most to produce
supernatural effects is evidently the
stage manager at the theatre.
The most affecting sight Dansburian
ever saw was 200 barrels in tiers.
It is the general bell If that decent,
respectable man is safer on the outskirts
Of the Modoo camp than on New York
street car.
Billings says: "All snakes travel on
the under side OF Themselves"
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peinnts, and advaptqsges, claimed. Pur-
chasers will find tire terms reasonable
and accommo odating.
Judges Sawyer and Huffman, in San
Francisco, admitted r. d. .Bogart, alias
Ardie Pugh, to bail in the sum OF Sl0,-
600. His trial was to have been resumed
April l. Pugh is charged with being n
defaulterin the Paymaster's d Department..
Hc.corresponled for Ihe New York San,
from Columbia, two years ago, and was
the author Of the celebrated "Uncle Joo
Crews" lctter.
The following named persons have
been appointed, by tho Governor, Trial
Justices in tho city Of Charleston, under
tho recent Act Of the General Assembly (:
Wards l aud 9, 0. II. Levy and L. J.
Adams; Wards aud 4, Martin CanlGeld; !;
Wards 5 and 6, II. G. DeLarge; Wards 6
and 7, j. G. Cluussen.
Mcssrs. Porter & Steele are selling, of
ut cost, without doubt, as they are about
to closo business. Bargains in dry goods
are to be obtained.
The Blackvillians aro dissatisfied, aud
thero is probability that q sharp con-
test may yet ensue, before it is finally
decided whether Biackyilie or Barnwell
shall be tho County seat of Barnwell
Comfy. For the Blackville sido of the
case, Messrs. D. II. Chamberlain and
John r. Beilinger have been employed
as counsel.
The latest styles wedding and visiting
cards and envelopes, tastily printed. can
be obtained at the PuRNIx oHscs.
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imagination.

We GAd ti:at our friend Bailey: of
lie Gr>cuyi!!e Enterprise and -No~n-
tgiassr. I4jorea under So!Ac strange
i.si!ucination in describing Z Bril-
l::ut W'odting." tl4at too2; Place IN
Gsyc.:yille = few days ago lie says,
After tie cvrcl.4vny the Bride be-
slowed i kiss upon Tic officiating min-
ister." New Sc know positively ii:at
,i.ora Was 10 kissing done Is 10 tie
;;r;,i: :,:.G IniHi:t"r.
Gar :r;vs:i I'D better !>o!: oai, 81
l.. might lave t. walk vvsrinio A"''1
C..:,l::s.a and order {, = t1r ,wo.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26
TNOS. +. GNENEKER,
Editor and Prop +.

Ii Is eu>toiaary toc on2 who takes
up the cdi;priaI pea % lnako few
>@iatatoly remarks before entering
4y7n the duties Of tl.at Office 70
t..js end i TAX o:l ,ny hat a:.I Jlakc
IL byT. !. IS needless for ne TO Say
tNat ! ;.ssuIre ti.is responsible position
with ti;nidi;y aid with Glisgiyiues.
tnr - onc. especially If Young. can
:ai3 = *! z.ici. il Z post Of this kid
Though Inexperienced I shall ask no
i.4cl2e@*e vH 5b4t score. MAKE 10
declaration Of principles. While l
3.u!l n.y=Yjt ayc 1yGn1 ~ utter ecery
::,:;a. ;.:.4 co:.le;0a etryy irreealar;;y,
yet - =;ll sl2l! BE 70 advocate only
~h::t 1~jssr@ ~ BE- right. and con-
DIR o.!y what ! J@tisca to be wrong.
haow:ag tf@t '.brcvity is the soul
Of Kit" wiki these words | retire be-
::;::y Ghc curtain.
IRA =. JONES.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26
81 the <sAarr,. Of the Herald;

1''e '"nItIp!jejty 81 duties devolvine;
";1n Us ~ the threc-foll character of
"'!'t''r, "uLlIo1r busincss lpau aud ira
weller; and We might add, assistant
>4eTii; frr Ne are not infrequeutly
called upon to take off our coat, roll
'p 'uf "IeeYea,' and set type make.
"p torma,' place them on the bed
'r3!l,' 'fevd'-often when there is but:
little fool in thv houSc-'uaLc impress
Slpn::' and sundry other things which.
sadly Interfere with the time and .t.,
1"ntlpn Of az editor. we have thought
u best TO cal IL assistance. Dir. IRA
j. JONES: therefore, has been induc-
ted lnto Tie ofice Of assistant editor
aid upon his Young shoulders We hope.
70 throw L !ar.e share Of tic burden,
confidently believing that he will fiji.
tie position with credit 10 himself. and
pfcnt % t!le reader. Ne humbly trust
1hen. that al app:ec!a:: ~ Of cur efforts
to please aud increase tie Interest of
the Herald, viii BE- shown, il. such an
enlarged subscription list. Us will cua.