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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-10-29

SAVE YoUR DocroR's BILL.-When DR..
Wis;ar'S Balsam of Wild Cherry will CURE
coughs, colds, bleeding at the lungs, and ar
rest the fell destroyer, Consumption it does
more than honest physic ians can DO. The
use Of j single bottle, costing one dollar,
will satisfy the incredulous that they need
look no further for the required aid.
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NEW STOREi!!
&ycr,oS AND co2xIsslox HOUSE.

VIM. c. CHASE & CO.,
tAt old store Of z. Nooranan s Coz.
We beg to cali the attention Of she public
70 the fact that we have opened in NEwBEs-
RY baSiness Of XUTuAL INTEREST.
We will buy and sell ANYTHING on Com
mission, guaranteeing satisfaction both in
PURCHASING, SELLING and in CHARGES
TWO AUCTIONS EVERY SATURDAYi
In the morning from q. IN. TO 12 IN. Al,
night from Z 70 l0p. m.
ASPEClAL AUCTION EVERY SALE.DAY,
VIII receive articles to be Auc!ioned ut
ANY TINE. ..-...-..
Forfurther Information apply at s:o.e.
WM. C.. CHASE s. CO.
Oct. %, 43-tf.
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9RG NRW8RRRT RRRQ&0.

the we'll and piteously exclaimed-''it
has fallen in" Alas, it haG, and too
late We're means resorted to for its
rescue. Irrevocably lost-how sad
It was the only one the family had, too,
and worse-it was a borrowed copy,
and the last of a large edition of the
Newberry HERALD, on which great
run had been made that week by the
enthusiastic people of the County. In
view Of this calaluto!s affair, and the
straits SO many good people were
thrown into, we would inpart this les
son-subscribe for a paper of your own.
# every one does this, there can be no
danger of whole settlement being de-
prived Of the weeks news, if even q half
dozen old friends drop as many papers
into as many wells. DO not rs Won
value your own peace of mind, and
that of your ncighbors, trust to borrow
ed papers any more. Our word for it,
it will not do. Whole families are
ruined by such evil courses.
ATTENTION Observation-Disclosures
generally ignore the. comfort and
convenience of their tenants. They
buy, build and rent, and after that
gather in the harvest. They hold the
tenant scrupulously up to time, but for
get that they themselves have some
obligations which should be fulfilled, in
the way of repairs, the neglect of
which seriously Inconvenience their
We frequently hear COM
plants in this respect of leaking roofs,
badly hung shutters, doors hard to open,
and doors which can't. be shut. cracks
and crannies through which the cold
winters wind pours, broken window
glass, and other evidences of neglect.
1t is not right-neither for tenant nor |
for landlord, one suffers from inconve-
nience, the other suffers in pocket from
4 more rapid decay which follows neg
ect. Show some consideration for
'our tenants, ye plethoric pursed land
lords.
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NOTICE,

Al persons having demands against the
Estate CT David Adkins, deceased, arc cali.
ed upon to present them, duly at:es.ed, on
or before the lst day Of December, and all
indebted will make paymen: 10 the uIdef.
signed. J. 4. CROTWELL.
oct' 10, Al-et. Executor.
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A NEW ERM.-We are pleased to
notice that Messrs. VIM. c.. Chase &
Co., have opened an Auction and Com
mission business in the store room for
merly occupied by Messrs. Moorman &
Co., and besides will keep in store =
general stock Of groceries and supplies.
I've commend the new firm to the bust
ness public, and bespeak for them
liberal share of patronage. 1t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-10-29

RENDER UNTO CESAR. Pro-
gressiue Age gives credit in its last issue
to the Masonic fraternity of Newberry
for liberal donation extended to the
suffering people oS Asmphis. The con-
tribution wsss sad by the In
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-10-29

NEwDERRY BUSINESS DIRECTORY
In another column will be found brlsi-
ness directory. which for reference will
prove of advantage, and show to the
public at large the Importance of New
berry as Il trade centre. 1t will be
added to from week to week, by those
whom we have failed to call on for the
lack of time. In our next issue we
will give u classified list of all the
houses and parties engaged in business,
as well as the professions, the whole
number of which will not fall short Of
one hundred and fifty,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-10-29

NEwBERRY-WAuALLA-COLLEGE.-
We regret to say that, by the action Of
Synod at their last meeting, this insti-
tuition is lost to Newberry. On vote
being taken as to its removal, fifteen
were in favor of it and seven opposed,
sixteen refusing to vote. Although in
favor of removal the vote gave a ma
jority, yet, considering the cloud hang
ing over the result, with 50 many silent
voices, it WAS decided to leave it where
it is. It is gratifying to know, how
ever, that the effort for removal has
c,tnsel W:tlhalla to appropriate $4,000
towards improving the College.
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There is hardly place Of business
in the city Of Columbia, where lady
or gentleman can realize the full value
Of their money more satisfactorily or
e1peditiously than at the large aud well
filed store of Messrs. Kingsland &
Heath. TO 60 there and not find what
you want in their line is next to IN i'm
possibility, and if on visiting the city a
call is not made there it is your fault,
and no blame can possibly rest on the
local department of this paper. Guam
tum sufficit. It.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-10-29

NEW MUSIC.-MessrS. Ludden &
Bates, the popular Savannah dealers
in music and musical instruments of all
kinds, have kindly sent Us some choice
new piano pieces, both vocal and instru-
mental, among which We notice ''Old
King Coal" y ballad for Bass or Bari
tone, by the author of poor old Joe,"
''Oh lingsr not" &c, Fairy Visions"
by A. P. Wymau, and The Two Sis
ters," arranged by VIM. Dupler. Our
Acknowledgements are rendered them
for their acceptable offering.
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g t, MEsSRs. LAKE & LASSALLE.-Among
= u ...a,.,,.;,>-,.. =.

J. MEsSRs. LAKE & LAsSALLE.-Among
he new aaa- a-iis advertisements
~ week, VIII as2sssass e card Of
- new firm, who hz Chased the
gon. Buggy and Blaekstsith Manu-
ory Of Messrs. Webb, Jones s. Par
land who are now prepared to give
limited satisfaction in their various
: es Of business. Mr.. I.asSalle, the
I've partner, is a practical business
It q Of large experience, and exten-
pit ay known in the past as Sapcrinten-
IS of the G: g. C. Railroad, and for
ST. $ as road and bridge builder of
DO pence. and we take pleasure in re-
4 tAending him to The public ii this
ION iapd qecept;,ble role. 9Ir. Lake is
IN siSely and faEor,,blF kEowp in
.! p4mun;ty. We fee! satisfied in
e that the new firm will be ,ble
IA sfF all the demands Of the pui'lic
@ different branches Of their brlsi-
It.
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Mr.. T. +. Salinas makes an inlpor-
t',nt announcement, most interesting to
farmers. He will pay cash for cotton.
Besides ne has just received 4 prime lot
Of Eseon. Just above Baltimore. cor
ner-don't forget the place where cash
can be obtained.
The CALCUTT HOUSE, COLUMBIA
We t:tke pleasure in calling attention
to this new house, which will be open
ell by our entcrprising friend, S. B.
C:.leutt, formerly of Newberry, on the
3rd of November. Mr.. Calcutt ires
ample room to accommodate the travel
ling public, and his house being new and
handsomely fitted, lie is able to give that
satisfaction so necessary to the traveller.
Newberry is expectedto give him a FAIR
showing during Fair week.
UNION MEETtNGs.-The pastors of
the various churches in this town have
wisely determined to hold Il series of
union meetings, alternately in the DIFF
ferent churches. The first meeting was
held in the Baptist Church, Monday
night, and the Rev. K. A. Mickle de-
livered an appropriate discourse on
that occasion. On Friday night, in the
Presbyterian Church, the second will
be held. at which time the Rev. John
Stout will preach. There will be two
a week.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-10-29

DEATHs.-On Friday last, q son of
Mr.. James Welch of this County, died
Of congestion of the stomach. He was
a promising lad, about twelve years of
age.
On the same night died, a child Of
Mr.. Drlry Lovelace, aged eighteen
months, the disease we believe, was
Puerper;. Hemorrhagia.
On Wednesday morning lust, at
Helena, Mr.. Frank Summers, and on
Sunday morning, Of congestiye chill,
Miss Chloe Glider, youngest daughter
Of Mrs. Martha Glider, formerly of
Edgefield.
IMPRoyEMEsTS.-Neighbor Wright,
tin and stove dealer, is about enlarging
his store. The kitchen in rear is al
re.dy demolished, and in :. short time
his store room viii be extended through
to the next street. It is pleasant to
note such Improvements.
Messrs. Meyes & Martin are putting
up q building for the accommodation
Of wagoners and drovers, which will
add much to the comfort of those who
stop in their yard.
We have before alluded to the
changes made by Capt. Speck in his
store, each time thinking it was the
lust. But ne won't stay fixed, no mat
ter how we'll the arrangement looks.
He is one Of the most restleSsly active
and enterprising men we know. He
has now added an elegant, large, snowy
glass case, for the display Of silver
ware and fancy articles. 1t is really
beautiful, and we advise our readers to
60 and examine it.
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Gun and Lock Smith.
PleW Iron and Pl0R Steel.

EVW HUH anu IVH SICVIo
A small supply Of above now in store. Al
so, Refined Tire, Barrel, Hoop, Square and
Round Iron. all sizes, at REDUCED PRICES
FOR CASH at
S.P. BOOZER { CO.'S
Oct. =, 42-2t. '''''
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THE FIRST OF THE SEAs0S-A

The FIRST OF THE SEAsoS.-Mr. l..
R. Marshall commenced the oyster se,-
hson last week, with some of the largest,
sattest. finest and most delicions BIZ
but Ives. We profess to be Judge, and
"Mefore pronounce that first lot capi-
geW& It IS a pleasure to know t4:::t he
"DoHs having regular supplies during
Gus the ION, and in such quantities that
W"ere Yrs Of the same may be satisfied.
with K1MErro ORPHAN HoME.-S. T..
sseiEsughman, Agent for the Palmetto
~ Orphan Home, will address the citizens
of Newberry, in the Lutheran Church,
on Thursday evening, the 30th inst, at
O'Clock.
The friends of education, and alJ
who feel an interest in the welfare Of
all orphans, and especially the or
phans of our gallant Confederate dead,
are respectfully invited.
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AeWberry Business Directory

Cards OF Reference inserted under appro-
PIRATE headings III this column. Profession.
al men, Merchants. Mechanics and Tlalles
generally. should have q place III this Di.;
rcctory. Terms moderate.
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We have been requested to publish
the following letter. It speaks for it.
self: ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-10-29
Aillilery--Oress Making.

IA OVER, MRS. D.-Millinery Goods Of all
6Ss kinds. B0nucts made III latest style.
Also dealer i'll general merchandise. -
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
Street Education.

Mothers. IL you would train up your
children to be useful members Of s.ciciy.
keep them from running about the streets.
The great school Of vice is the street.
There urchins learn the vulgar oath of
the putrid ob.cenity. For one lesson at
the freside he has a dozen in the kennel.
Thus arc scattered the seeds Of falsehood.
gambling, theft and violence. Mother, !.
as you love your own flesh and blood.
make your children cling to the hearth
stone Love home yourself; sink the roots
deep among your domestic treasures set
an example in this. as in all things. which
your offspring may follow. |, is great
error. tha. children may be lsft to run
wild in every sort Of street temptation 6s
several years. and that ii will be then time
enough to break them in. This horriA
mistake makes half our spendthr,fts. gam
blers, thieves and drunkards. No man
would raise a colt. or an or. on ssch a
principle no man would suffer the weeds
to grow in his garden for any length Of
timo. saying he could eradicate them st
any timo. Look at this matter. parents !.
See. more especially. that your child,cs
are not out at nights, lettering abou, some
coffee house or theatre. Mothers sswks
your children love home. and BY sll nesss
encourage them TO love you better thsw
all other human beings.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
A Paper to Lend

Would you look at The Times ask
ed gentleman Of his friend. as they ,as
together in the library. the days mail
having just come in
!" You take two copies | see. Why il.
that -
"One i, my lending copy said the
other, with n smile Il like to keep my
own cory and hlc it. aud like to lend
II poor neighbors who canno, afford to
take the paper. and III. still poorer ones.
in sense. who can afford i, bn, don't
1T i quite tax upon You
IL mere trife. Not more than tho
cost Of ono roast for u dinner Not hall
tina, my clerk spends for cigar, every
week The hire Of a carriage for a little
drive wouli buy Two copies for year.
These ARE not the things that cost. our
lnxurics aud superhuites are the take.
on our incomes don, believe man
ever made himself poor by taking good
newspnp RS
'.Oh. /, is a very good thing when one
can afford it,
ANY one ean afford il, who can afford
luNurit-t luIetu many u Hhi auhtus II
who can provide only the barest nece.sa.
ries for his household, aud think. he is a
great gamer by the bargain | delight
to send of my lending paper when il
comes home for good, To some poor friend
who will know. read every article in il
with appreciation often wonder peo
pie do not think more of this means O
doing good Tint more do not order
duplicates of their fasprite papers wher
it would cost them no selfdsnial, and b,
great means of usefulness.
feel il duty to urge every one cal
to subscribe for good lire newspaper
That is still better than to give them one
II they buy it. they will wish to get ,hei
moneys worth, and 30 will be sure /,
read it, am grea, believer in goot
newspaper as power for good in tn
world
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
To the Young Men.

The true girl has TO be sought for
She does no, parade herself as show goods
She is not fashionable. Generally she Is
not rich But o. what heart she ha.
when ron find her so large aud pure.
and womauly When you see it, you
wonder if those snowy things outside are
really women II you gain her love,
your two thousand are million She'll
not ask you for carriage or frs,-class
house. She'll wear simple dresses, and
turn them wien necessary. with no vul-
gar magni6cen, to frown upon her econo-
my. She'll keep everything neat aud
nice in your sky-parlor, and give you
such welcome when you come home,
,ha, you'll think your parlor higher than
ever She'll entertain your friends on a
dollar. aud astonish you with the new
thought. how very little happiness de-
pends on money. She'll make you lors
home. (if you don, you are boor, and
teach you how to pity, while you scorn
a poor fashionable society that thinks it
self rich, and vainly tries to make itsel
happy. Now. do not. pray you. sa,
any more, IL can't afford to marry q,
find the true woman. and you can !! Thros
away that cigar. burn up tina. svitcl
ne. be sensible yourself, and seek you
wife in a sensible way.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12

General Jackson when President said
to one Of his fsrees. newspapers oppo.
neuts, 'scpd me your newspaper ]
know that you oppose me. but then |
should like to SEQ your paper every day.
| wan, to SEQ how many lies you can tell
on me-"
"Gcneral." said the editor. Il think do
righ. in opposing you, and shall con-
iinue to do so with all the ability Of which
am MASTER"
Here was man after Jackson's own
heart. and he instantly replied with an
oath. "sir. send me your paper. for aside
from your abuse Of me, your paper is a
good one. Besides. I never saw news
paper in which could not find something
worth reading.
Just so, No man can pick up any news
paper wi.hou. finding something Of in,eres,
You may take the paper and tear it in,e
fragments and in each fragment you will
see something to amuse or instruct you
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12

WHAT cried Mr. Magog. springing
to his feet, while his eyes rolled from the
portrait to the lovers.
Hold not = word. Jefferson" said
the portrait, in a voice that struck terror
to his heart. III thou didst ever thy dear
father love-
shakespeare" muitcred Magog. "Ths
old man always was fond Of Hamlet"
Then step not between this young
man and this fair Maiden continued the
portrait. They belong to each other
Give thy consent to their union"
Never = yelled Magog, wri,hing in
agony upon his chair
"You must !" said the portrait. once
more in terrible voice. "lf yon do not.
TH appear 10 you r
..Good heavens :" gasped Magog.
springing ou, Of his chair. turning his
back to the portrait. and covering his
face with his hands. "Dcst! don't !!
don't.' And then ylancing over his shoul-
der at the lovers. Take her, McGonaglc.
take her. she is y"urs--I consent. Mar
~ when you viii"
Farewell" said the portrait. in a
faint far-nf voice but Mr.. Magog an.
swered not He cast one despairiug
glance around and left the room.
The moment that gentleman retired.
our hero stopped down and kissed Miss
Magogs lips
"Are you frightened. dear = he ask.
ed for she still trcmblcd.
20 Hugh. wasn't i, terrible ?"
NO, very, my love. Perhaps you didn',
know that am ventriloquist
A reniri1oqnia, Hugh 7"
Yes. love"
"And did you make the portrait speak,
"Ycs. my dear"
80 what splendid joke upon father -
she exclaimed, laughing for very JOY.
"ic., i, will be splendid indeed, il
he does not change his mind before VIC
are married. "
But that he didn't change hi. mind VIC
have reason to believe, from the fact that
there was a wedding a. Mr.. Magog'
house about month afterwards. and
Hugh McGonagle and Della Magog were
made one flesh But what is much more
singular, Mr. Magog never found out ,h,
secret Of the portrait and TO this day he
I believes that It was mo mortal business:
and rs Hugh makes an excellent husband
and du,itul ,on-inl law, hr is quite salts
lied with cvcrythiug a. it is.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
0rass the Essential Ofop.

In section Of the country. vAssU
stock must be fed % hsy ssd ersiH ~
six months in the yesr. i 10 impostaas ~
secure the requisite smouus of grsee -
other fodder for such dsmsnds. Thew
is little danger Of msking too M6sssl
provisions in this rs,pect Ii h insp1ssi.
BE to anticipate how long and hov eu,d
winter may be, nor how much . Stock u
cattle will copsumc. The better class u
farmers are adopting nsw plans 10 sscars
greater and longer continued erop u
grass. The best method seems TO b -
put soil into good heart. By a judieisss
system Of cultivation. and after sesdiugs
keep up the strength Of tho soil by ~.
peated top dressing either Of 6he manure.
phosphate. or gusno. 0r we'll dried mUek
and lime in some fcrm. This il cridsus~
y the most economical nranKemeas.
when the nature Of the soil il sslkcisatly
we'll understood 10 enable the occupane
to apply the needed fer.ilising elemsste
II saves labor both Of man and BEST. ssd
returns au immediate paying harvest bss-
ter than vegetables or grsin But there
sre other considerations besides the pro-
ducing Of grass. II must be properly
cured aud housed. To do this, the fare
mcr should be provided with the ssoes~
sary machinery to drive his hsyiug snd
secure his crop much earlier than 10 ssssl,
aud before the rain Of Augast blsckcns 70
and drenches out its vitality. Il u no
longer a question whether grass shoual
be cut early, when in sbs blossom o.
even before that stage, or when tho stsse
is dry and the seed fuliy masursd II NOS
ripcned. Having produced . hssvy
growth and becl fortunate in securing il,
let caro- and prudence oc exercised iu
feeding it out to the stock. and especially
in drawing il to the market. Tons may
be saved BY early cutting. properly eur
ing and judicious feeding. Cutting. 60
curing. mixing with meal are processes
all wo thy Of considerations. Rat what
ever plan is adopted, let tberc t- no
waste Taking even the hints given here
and acting accordingly. farmers may
save large per cent. Of hay, that N now
wasted - Mnchestsr Mirror.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12

A in the human system the perf.cs
health of the individual depends slmosu
entirely upon the face circulation Of shs
blood. so in the financial world there can
be no healthful condition when the eircu-
lation Of that which represents yalue 70
checked. Money is worth nothing exceps
when it is in motion. and the old sdaee
that "a nimble sixpence is better than .
slow shilling" expressed = financial idsa
which everybody would profit BY ifsvcry-
body would only pu, the idea in prsrrce
The remedy for hard time. then. il NOT
to hold on 10 your money With the grip ef
desperation. but to Sc, ii 10 motion. There
is one golden rule Of business honor which
il put in practice By everybody. would
tend greatly to relieve the strinGeuey N
money matters. and that is: Pay yosr
debts as long as you have dollar %. pay
with" Don, keep dollar in yosv pos-
session which justly belong. to y"av csed-
itors. II this rule we're to be put 10 prac-
,icc nov, how long would il he betbrs the
times would ease up and moucy bscoms
more abundant
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
Through the Pass.

"iIomc--hear me home, nj last, he said,
And lay me where my dead are y ing;
But not while skies are oversprcad,
Aud mournful wintry winds are signing.
"wai, iii the royal march of spring
Carpets tie mountain fasincss over
Till chaticring birds are Oh the wing,
And buzzing hecs are In the clover.
''wai, till the laurel bursts its buds,
Aud creeping ivy angs Its graccs
About the lichen i rocks-and floods
OF sunshine fli the shady places.
"Then-whcn the sky, the air, the grass
Sweet Nature all, is glad and tender,
rhea hear me through the Goshen Pass
Amid its fash OF May day splendor.f
$50 rH We bear him Human hear,
To Natures own drew never nearer
And never stopped she to mpart
Her love to one who held Il dearer.
The stars had secrets for him: Seas
Revealed the depths their waves were screening:
The winds gave up their masteries,
The tidal flows confessed their meaning.
OF Ocean paths, the tangled clcw
lie taught the nations TO unravcl;
And showed the track, where safely thro'.
The lightning g-foo,cd thought might travel
And yet, unspoiled by all the store
or Natures grandeur rrvclatioss
Who howsd more lovingly tefprc
The lowest OF her fair creations
No sage Of all the sages past,
Adhered in Pluiarchs limpid story,
Upon his living age has east
A radiance touched with truer glory.
His noble living, for the end,
God set hiin-t -tduty unicrlyipg
Each thought. word, action, nanght iransccnd
In lust.e save his nobler dying.
DO homage, sky, aud air and grass.
All things he cherished sweet aud tender,
As through our gorgeous Mountain Pass,
We bear him in his sunset splendor