The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-04-02

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Tie Eastman Business College at Atlanta
grows rapidly in popularity, and deservediy'
! for it turns ou; scores OF young men annual
! ", who arc fitted anu qualified for the
! active business walks Of life. We are pleased
! to notice that Newberry is there represented
! by sons Of Mr Jas Kecdcr, sui Mr.. Wallace
/ Cline.
! ABOUT THE Town ASE COUNTY
On last Sunday week, 4 girl named lane
Sheaiy was wilfuliy aud fatally SHOT by q
| boy named Iacob Croner with IN Enfield
rifle. Both colo!el Cause unknown.
/ 1t is reported that Mr.. - spear'Dan has
secured the serves Of several English
! lajorer:. Tie price Of am and hcs@s viii
/ 20 up it is feared.
Mr.. Vim. o. Cames. Oldest son Of Capt.
! ]. Mem. Calln.:S. uf iAis CSuu!r, died on
Monday the 24tt, =; his fathers residence.
He WAS only 90 years OF age, and had been
SICK but one d:y.
The Sons hil an cycr1o~ing meeting on
last Tucsiay night, aaI in consequence !"
j large uunbcr Of extr:. chairs had 10 he lur-
nishcl. About one hall were la'leS, the Sit
tcrs &c mean, nor the chairs.
The dwelling Of Mr.. ". {. Sigh Hear Ja-
lapa ;0ok fire one dry last week, from sparks
:;l..H. on tie roos. and, b!t Iur t.!e r2<ri.cc
uI Il cJ:orrd man who happc"cl 10 nc i'll tie
yar,! At The time, it would have been con-
sunied. The damage done was very slight.
Tie maddcS: man in town is Smith: We
don't know which one though. for he has
been winding up his clock regularly every
night for fifteen years and has Just discover
ed it to be N eight day piece. He now has
the cpizoot in consequence Of exposure in
the night air in cooling himself after tue dis
covcry.
Newbctry is . thriving pllcc-perSons liY-
Ing in The mountains who co no: see Sights
every day, are suuck when they come he!c
Some few things only are lacking yea fire
engine, water works, gas works, coal yard,
etc.
Business wagons are getting to be common
on the srectS-;c Singer Machine Co. have
4 tasty one, also the Wheeler 4 Wilson, then
there is another one in the clock interest, and
whole brigade run with the Culver Bros
stoves. Indced Newberry is city.
Oar young friend who hell the ribbons
attached 10 the long-eared animals drawing
the clock wagon, on making his first grand
entire last Wednesday, seemed SO intcnt on
"time" as to be obiiviouS OF lesser thing
as L damaged post u the corner of Moi!o-
horn will testify. HI must not go in bliad
next time.
The Union praytr meetings, l:tld in th9
Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist and Luther
al Churches, were largely at:cnYlSl during
the tVar att>rHooas appointed last week. L
is good 10 see such union of the various
denominations, aal it is happy aagury for
the spiritual growth Of he churches.
Tic Rev. \. NJ. CArieizberg, OF the Alctio-
dist Conference, favored tie charch going
people Of this place with morning and eve
ming discourseS on Sunday riie 23;l, both full
Of his eioquence and power. The reverend
gentleman is much drawn toward this por
ton Of the church's vineyard.
On "Wednesday list We were favored with
4 visit from the Rev. W. s. Black, formerly
pastor Of the Methodist Church here, but
nov Presiding Elder in tie IIc!>ton, \. C.
Conference. lie WAS received with open arms,
not only by his old dock, but by The communi-
ty generally, who cherish q large esteem for
him. so good an opportunity was not TO be
lost, therefore, and the Rev. Manning Brown
CAV, out an appointment for him 10 preach,
which nc did in 4 gracious and highly profit
able manner. Remaining with Us until Fri
day, lie left for Andersen, 20 visit bis rc3er-
able and much loved mother We are re-
joiced 10 say that he is looking remarkably
well
Young Spring, 4 tender youth Of 5pt few
weeks age, suddenly collapsed tn i breath OF
North wind on Wednesday last, got blue in
the gils, like fish TOO long out Of water,
and before Thursday morning seemed about
to give up and depart 10 Tie "ciimc where
the woodbine twincth." We were rcioccd
however to find that the ncxi sun discovered
signs 0: life. The younS fellow is nov Wig
orously trying 10 become useful to society.
1t is sincerely hoped he will be able to keep
on his legs, and to that end we call on ell
the songstcrs Of nature, from the sparrow up,
to, inspire him with their songs. Yc young
maidens and boys, let your hearts gush out,
ye flowers burst into bloom, birds into song,
and succor the sick yoEng Spring, that
new life may be infused into his veins
Talking of birds, we notice that T. S. SEN
ator Robertson has presented lively set Of
English spsrrows to Columbia, to be placed
in Sidney Park. Are We never going to have
Park? Surely we ought to have one
with shady groves for mcditl ton, fer lovers
to ramble and guSh over in, and where the
Comets may discourse the sweet airs Of
Mcyerbeer aud other composers to listening
multitudcS. Oh! iet Us have Park,
And We would not forget, while in a SEN
timental vein, that our market-erccted at
such COSTS ofrimcs bare of beef, let alone
mutton, pork, ETC. Come to the rescue Of
your suffering towns men, ye people Of the
county. Let Us have beef.
\ sad and mourucul sight revealed itself
on Saturday moraing at the market house:
The carcase Of beef of dark mahogany, or
perhaps walnut color, and rs many hungry
people standing around, as there were pounds
OF beef each and all yociferously crying
yariously out, tender lo:n, steak, first cut,
second, etc. Verify, verify, the lines tloins)