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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
DIR. J. COLLIS BROWNIES
O II ORC ID x N Z
is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

TTlHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
Il the unf0anded statements frsqnenty made, ''that
the composition OF cHLRODTNE is known 70 Chem
sis aud the Medical profession" The fscl is, Chic
rodyne vas discovered and invented b. Dr. J. COL
LIS BROWNE Tex Army Medical STACY. and 80
named By him, and Il has bafied all attempts At anal
ysis By the first Chemists u the day. The Bethod
and secret Of the preparation have been pub
shed- It Is obvious, therefore that anything sold
under the name. save Dr. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE, is . spurious imitation.
cAUTI0N.-Vi Chancellor Sir " P. Wood stated
that Dr. Coils Browne uas und0ubssdly the inventor
Of Chlorodynes
REMEDIAL UsEs AND ACTION.
This invzIuabls remedy prouces quiet. refreshing sleep,
relieves pain els the syse restores the deranEfi anc
ous stnlafes hesthy action q the sscretoas q The
body Eort ceatInz. any of those unpleasant results At
eaiin the use q opium od and young nay take h an
hours and tss when requisite Thouszns q ptrsons trs
y its marvellous good Effects and wonderful vhs
great cuantifies in the foiuE diseases ;Chcera Dysg1
tery Dsrrhoea Coles Couzhs Asthma Rhsunasna, Nee
ralEia, Ebooping C0rEh, CramF. ysfaria &C.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS
he Right Hon Eari Russell conunieaied % the cos<s
q Physans and j. T. DsEsnporf that be had received
formation the est that the remedy ofany serves IN
Cllole-z CHLOR0DYNE--Ete Ldn1a Dec 81. lsth
Dr. Love Medical MssiouzTy India reports De- 1850
that nearly ever q Che1 IN Whch Dr. J. COILS
BROWNIES cHLORODFNE was administered, the patieut
Kxtraef frou saI T-es Jan Il 1s6d-s ChIorodyne Il
prescribed By q 0rfo0x medical practiuners- OF
course It woud rot thus Be snsuarJ popular did h not
Exfrsct from the General Board.o Bszfh Lo1dou 70
is e.ey in cheEa 50 Etrgasy are We eonFnesd q De
urzs the necessity q adopting i IN al eases"
CAUTI0H.-Noue senuine without The words " pr. J.
COILS BROWNE The Governments stamp. 0EsTvheia-
inz medical testimony accompanies each bottle
sols lfzuufssturrr Ut. DAVENPORT,
% Great Russei 81. BioonsburJ, Loaion.
sod IN Bottles AZ T. "a p o., and q d -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02

Hzz = the r-111Es-Eark flr f-zs-class zlsTzL
4 hiizst naa Eaz crossing Rs-zEs serssr. EHsa
IL vas "a the Foils OF 5eizz run eEsF hF a r=cs-
issz ha1s1n c1s-6-VsF- aaf It thE rzk Gf hsr
sE1 Ifs EeazEiiIIi FsazIE sliT 1z1 q his F=s-as
and rilatsl the p1cr uaa % the rassne1t N
szfstF- A ri-h hneiIzi1r NV ia trzazaezisu and
s--zisz1T s11ras hzr cgs Wa l1-r1ssIcz5 cis1rts5
pr1FGsst ~Es 1reercsd IzG maFTis1 he hsr1irs
EizhcaE E1sz Ct tlze- The eEac1 Ct fhiz haz
heen Esaszrf1L H1Pef1I F5uag A5iz czz BE-
s'sFr Er-l--rs-r z Ia Ts.=FiT -f srrzeE.-szs-s
uih sas sFs ssa-zfi1E 81 srrs7 6iSai zss. sl1si
the ether "a rh.s Ig1sn1S s1r ri-h hnrHslGr Esr
< would BE al Esfd bors n rheF shsEa5 t1Ekis
the cd mE1 E1d have fae haGEeiog ls~hsre
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
Insurance Mott
TO RENT, OR FOB SALE (!

THAT Desirable Residence in Nuuanu
i VALLEY. ROSE BANK. Terms liberal. Apply 70
81 c. II. JUDD.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
To Let Kahehuna p

HFHE Residence of Thomas Brown on
j. eeEssl Etrzss- Er4sfss a tss Registry 0Ges-
sI-s9
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
MAKER PLANTATION.

New Crop Of Sugar x 1IOIasses
Nov cONIxG II. AND FOR SALE N GUAM
- titles % Ezit purchasers By
I-sa c. BREWER CO.. AgsatE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
Boundary Commissioners Notice.

DROPER APPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE
i 70 tie u1dsrEiZnsd that the B01ndariss q the
fsIio.izz Lands situated IN the DistFict Of North
Eohala, Island sf Hawaii. h L, nsJ be defoed and
sstslsd, Eiz Poioiu. Eaaahabu, Kehsns p, A1n1-
zIa Ist ard q, Kafhole1z Ist and ID. Notice .
hereby zireu % all BhSE i nay concern thst
WEDNESDAY, the 9TH day Of April Dezt, A-D- 1873,
At 10 o5ssek A. r. i the day and boar set spzrt for
tie ksarinx of fzJ appiie1fons a. the coaTt House
4 Earth Eshzlz Hawaii E A. LYMAN
Csunissioner Of Bo11darisG, % J1d1 Circ't-
Hfi0, Feb ., 1877. sSt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
PRINCEYILLE PLANTATIog.

Sugar and MOIasses-CrOP 1871
CtOMISG u, FOR SALE Is QUANTITIES
" 70 s1It purchasers, b.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
Pioneer Mill, Lahaina.
oHoMEA PLANTATION.

Sugar and lIOIasses-CrOP Is7I
OONISG IN, FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES
" % suit purchasers, bg
I-sn WALKER ALLEN, Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
WAILUKU PLANTATION.

ETEE CROP VOW COMING IN. R0R sALk
- il ggzztities to sait purchasers, By
I-5a C. BREWER CO., Agsnts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
Ms GRNBAUM a co..
rnPoz1zzs AID WErLEzaIz rzALKzs

II FnaEz-uaAls 0sehz1z Ea-E ca7z- eaacE sEnrs sd
szsT VARSITY a esszsssnsn5E sEsernr FErz11z GuzI
Stare n M1zsss szprE Ezsaa strsst- HrEs1z1a5 81 /
% fiD
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned haFin been appointed
Il Adzinistrators Il fse Kstats q the iats APO
fChfnsssj Il HiIo. IssBd Of HzSaii, hereby notify
al psrsons INDEBTED - the said estate 70 make iue
diafe pzJzsst and all persons having claims agsins,
ssd sItsis are bsreby notssd to pgsssat the Sane
EAHUB (Ej,
L GEVEKEECE,
Tsnporary AdninistTstors-
sbsEfs's oGse, H5Io, February !. 1872. ST
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

How THE PARIsGANs TAKE BATH.-The
Paris correspondent of the London Times
gives the followinging description OF the
Seine bathing:
At first there is something strange in
seeing so many halfnaked men pulling
themselves about I'm the Seine), but there
is an innocence and simplicity in the whole
proceeding which divest it Of any idea of
improperly. Here, for instance are three
gentlemen and two ladies', all in their bath
ing dresses, and all giving themselves the
air bath, which their limited costume rem
ders agreeable, before taking their swim to-
gether The boat stops in mid stream; a
little ladder is hung over the side, the gen.
tlemen all go in like frogs one after anoth
er. head first, the ladies go in like ducks,
with a sort of fiutter and rush upon the
surface, and so they swim merriy round
the boat, laughing and chasing one another,
and every now and then climbing up the
ladder to rest. At Bas Meuden there are a
number of covered boats which may be hir-
ed. And within the gypsy-like tent at the
stern the ladies make their toilets, while
the gentlemen make theirs in the bow. But
here are also islands, with convenient bushy
shelters, and bathers of both sexes take ad
vantage Of them in the absence of bathing
houses or better cover"
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

AN INDIAN Cry IN PERU.-The CITY O
Huatinmio proved to be group of sever
large sheds perched among plantains anC
bananas, divided into stalls, and affordine
shelter for hundred individuals The mos
sordid destitution-if ignorance of comfort
can be called restitution -reigned every
where around. The women were especially
hideous, and on the receipt of presents O
small bells and large needles became add
tionaIly dlsagreeable in their antics of graf
itude. The bells were quickly inserted in
their ears, and soon the whole village Was
in Naturalization.
A night was passed in the hospitality Of
these barbarians, who vacated their largest
cabin for their guests. A repast was serv
ed, consisting Of stewed monkey; no salt
was used in the cookery, but on the other
hand a dose of pimento was thrown in
which brought tears to the eyes of the
strangers, and made them run to the water
jar as if to save their lives. The evening
was spent in general conversation with the
Siriniris, who were completely mystifed by
the form aud properties of candle which
Mr.. Marcoy drew from his baggage and ig-
nited. The wild men passed it from hand
to hand, examining it, and smuggling them
selves in turn. Still another marvel was the
sheet of paper on which the artist essayed
a portrait of one of his hosts The finished
sketch did not appear to attract them at all
or to raise in their minds the faintest asso-
citation of the human form; but the texture
and whiteness of the sheet excited their
lively admiration, and they passed it from
one to another with many explanations OF
of wonder. Meantime, number of ques-
tons were suggested and proposed through
the interpreter.
The formality OF marriage among the 81
riniris was found to be quite unknown; the
most rudimentary idea of divine worship
could not be discovered; the treatment OF
the aged was shown to be contemptuous and
neglectful in the extreme; and the lines of
demarkation with the beasts seemed to be
but feebly traced Finally, Mr.. Marcoy
begged the interpreter to PROFOUND the del
icate inquiry whether, among the viands
which they nourished or had formerly nour-
lshed themselves, human flesh had found u
place. Garcia hesitated, and at first de-
clined to push the interrogation, but after
some persuasion consented. The Siriniris
were not in the least shocked at the ques-
ton, and answered that the flesh of man,
especially in infancy, was delicious food
far better than the monkey, the tapir, or
the peccary that their nation, in the days
of its power, frequently used it at the great
feasts; but that the difficulty of procuring
such rarity had increased until they were
now forced to strike it from their bill OF
fare.-Lippiac0Hs Magazine
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

Lydia Thompson is at St. Louis, and has
been interviewed by one of the Democrat
reporters. She says she is thirty-five and
has daughter eight years old that she did
horsewhip Storey, of the Chicago Times
and is sorry; wishes she bad simply scratch
ed his eyes out and scalped him. She af.
firmed that her hair was natural and un-
bleached, but the reporter was incredulous
and wanted confirmation SO he took hold OF
her flowing blonde tresses and placing his
ungainly foot beween her shoulders pulled
with all his strength. This didn't satisfy
him, and he threw her hair over the chan
delier and pulled hand over hand till her
head touched the burner Taking a hitch
around the sofa, he folded his arms and
stood contemplating her. "Let me down.
she demanded. DO you own up TO a
wig?" Il do, / do"
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29
Only A Boy.

Only a boy, with his noise and fun,
The veriest mystery under the sun;
As brimful of mischief and wit and glee
As ever human frame can be,
And as hard to manage as-what. ali me
1t is hard to tell,
Yet we love him we'll.
Only boy, with his fearless tread;
Who cannot be driven, hut must be led:
Who troubles the neighbors' dogs and cats;
who tears more othes, and spoils more hat
Loses more tops and kites and bats,
Than would stock store
For year or more.
Only boy, with his wild strange ways:
With his idle hours on his busy days;
Sometimes foolish, and sometimes wise,
Often brilliant for one Of his siz.,
As meteor hurled
From the planet world.
Only boy, who will be man
II nature goes on with FIRST great plan;
II water, or FIRE, or some fatal snare,
Conspire not to rob US of this our heir,
Dur torment, our rest, our care,
Our torment, our joy
Only boy.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

In our later naval history no name has a
brighter lustre than that of the late Admir-
al Foote. When in Siam he invited the
royal dgnitaries to dinner on his vessel.
AS they took seats at the table, the admir-
al, as was his custom, asked a blessing.
The king, in surprise, said he thought that
only missionaries did that. True" was
the admiral's reply; but every Christian
is missionary"
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

ploded in the depths of the earth, as if men
were wishing to test the nature and power
of the interior elements, and no great catas
trophe has occurred, thoughtful or timld
people may, at this time, bt pretty well re-
iieved from unpleasant apprehensions.
We remained at the well about two hours
and supposed that by midnight all the visit
ors were gone. So the well was left in Its
solitary grandeur, roaring and blazing, as it
has continued to roar and blaze for months
and years-Our Monthly for March.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

There is difference between dogs and
men. and it is not always in favor of men.
An Oregon paper tells the story of man
who encountered a panther, and was having
a deadly struggle with him, when the dog
came and attacked the furious beast, draw
ing him off from his master. The man thus
relieved Immediately fed with all speed,
leaving the dog to his fate.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

Wikie Collins is the next English now
est who proposes to take the platform
in this country, and it is reported that
" George Eliot" will also soon come on a
similar errand. There is no living writer
who would meet with more cordial re-
ception in this country than George
Eliot"
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

Lord John Russell was once accused in
the house of Commons of falling back on
man who, having originally been a Liberal,
had deserted his party, and turned Tory.
Russell, in the course of his reply, coldly
said, :" quite agree with the honorable bar
onet that the cant of patriotism is bad
thing, but | hardly need remind him that
there is something worse-the recant of
patiotism."
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

A correspondent of the World gives the
following as specimen of street CONVERSE
ton heard by him: Young man (Loq)-
4" An hows Jamie?" Young woman
Hes lost an OIL" Y. Mot did it,
Y. wa bye Tux it out of him wild a
shtone.' Old man Sitting by, after a de-
cent pause - Och thin he has the lss to
lose" Isn't that Irish all over?
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

The pous and practical people of Spring
field, Massachusetts, have pleasing way
of carrying their daily pursuits into their
religion, whether or no they carry their
religion into their daily pursuits. Two
members of an orthodox church in that
proper place, lately rented the same pew,
and played three games of euchre to de-
eide which should furnish the hymn books.
So says the staid and truthful Republican.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

Several of the famous French authors
are great in age as well as in intellectual
achievements. Guizot is IS, Theirs 10,
Girardin IL, Victor Hugo 20, and Le-
gouve 65.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

The Pope recently explained the sense in
which he considers himself to be in captivi-
ty lie said, | am not prisoner in the
ordinary sense; no warder is in my prison,
no guards are at my gate but am morally
imprisoned, since it would be impossible
for me to go out without having my person
and dignity offended"
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

One of the most singular of the hume,
Gus products of California is fig brandy.
From seven trees there were produced
last year two hundred pounds of dried
fgs, and twenty five gallons of brandy.
The brandy was sold at FIVE dollars gal
Ion. and the dried figs for twenty five
cents pound
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

The Fairbankses, scale manufacturers,
borrowed five dollars to make their first
scale, and are now worth three millions.
Go and borrow FIVE dollars, young man
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

Floating capitalize heiresses bath.
ing at Long Branch.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-29

Some years since, the Duke of Wellington
was sitting at his library table, when the door
opened, and without any announcement, in
stalked figure of singularly ill omen.
"Who are your" asked the duke, in his
short, dry manner, looking up without the
least change OF countenance, upon his intru-
der
Il am Apollyon."
What do you want?"
81 am sent to kill you"
xiii me? Very odd"
Il am Apolyon, ard L must put you to
DEATH"
obliged to do it to-day?"
Il am not told the day or the hour, but
[ must do my mission
Very inconvenient-bu busy
great many letters to write. Call again.
and write me word; Ill be ready for you
And the duke went on with his correspond
ence.
The maniac, appalled, probably by the
stern, immovable old man, backed out of
the room, and in half an hour was safe in
Bedlam.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12
Commercial.

NEwBsRsY, February ll.-Cotton 1s9.
COLUMBIA, February 1o.-Cotton 181.
NEW YORK, February l0-7P. A.-Cotton
dull-uplands 21!; Orleans 2ls. Gold l4s.
BALTIMORE. February 10.-Cotton dull
middling 20sa20s.
CHARLESTON, February 10.-Cotsou dull
rciddling l9s.
AUGUSTA, February 10.-Cottol in good
demand-nd6ling io.
LIVERPOOL, February l0.-Cotton closed
dull-uptands 81; Orleans l0e.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12
.YEeg9.rleGs

On Thursday evening, the 9th inst, at the
residence of the Brides father, BY the ReV.
J. c. Boyd, Mr.. OLIVER HARRIS and Miss
AMANDA C. SrILLwELL, all of NewbeTy.
Brides favor received.
On Wednesday evening, 5th inst, at the
residence Of the Brides mother, by Rev. I.
C. Ligon, Mr.. PREssLY PITTS and Miss Coz
R1E BoozER AL of Newbery.
On the 9Th OF February, by the Rev. ".
D. Rice, st the residence Of Mrs. Rebecca
Speake, Mr. HACK EPrING and Miss JIMMIE
E. RooK, all of this County.
On Sunday afternoon, February 9th, by
the Rev. Manning Brown, at the residence OF
Capt. Gauutt, Mr.. JOSEPH BROCK and Miss
SUSAN CLAxP. all Of this County.
On Wednesday, 29th ult., by Rev. DR..
Buist, JAMES ". WILLIAMS, Esq, Of New
berry County, and Miss JESSIE GILLIAN,
daugh Of 3. C.. Gillian, Esq, of Pickens
County.
At the residence of Mr. D. c. Shealy, Lees,
vile, S. c., By the Rev. II. A. Smith, Ar. u.
J. HoLsToN, Of Edgefeld County, and Miss
LAURA SHEALY, of Lexington County.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12

A LONG FELT WANTING invite atten'
ton to the card of Messrs Russell! & Sui
livan, whose purpose it is to contract for
building and house.carpentry generally,
and heavily framed building 251so, and
Offices -l6xso, with draushtsnan's Office
l5xs9 are now being added TO their al
ready extensive establishment. Plans
and specifications will be furnished at
very moderate charges, aud contracts
made to erect buildings in any part o.
the State. In addition they are erecting
heavy machinery SO as to manufacture
frame buildings for shipment, the erec'
tion of which will be contracted for.
We add further. that the manufacture
Of building material will be conducted
as heretofore by Mr.. Russell, under The
old firm pane Of W. P. Russell & Co.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12
jan. 8, 1T.
Ths Eastman Atlanta Busirsss College.

This Institution has achieved success
which is unparalleled in the history Of Com
mercial Colleges. Starting in Atlanta, Co.
May 9Th. 1871, with four students, it has al
ready sent out 10 the business world nearly
THREE HUNDRED STUDENTS to attest it's
superior merits. The secret of its wonderful
success is 1st, it is the only College in the
South that is conducted On the ACTUAL Bus1-
NESS PLAN. %, it Keeps up, TO the letter OF
its advertisements. 81, it is conducted BY
men who have had Years Of experience as
practical accountants, business men, and
teachers. The total cost for full course, in
cludins board, washing, tuition, books, and
stationery will no: exceed S13o. For speci
mems of Penmanship and College Journa
containing full information, address
r-a~.1EE G. E. DETWuER. Pres't,
P. 0. Box 536, Atlanta, Ga.
Feb 5, 5St.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12

AHEAD OF ALL.-So says that popular
Columbia Dry Goods Merchant, Mr.. {.
F. jackson. Ahead Of all in selling
cheap goods to make room for Spring
Stock. If bargains are wanted he will
give them.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12
ScripGops.

MARRrAGE Nor1cEs are inserted in the
Herald free Of charge, and it is particularly
requested that they be sent for publication.
Obituary notices not longer than ten lines
are not charged for, but when they exceed
that SPACE are charged ct advertising rates.
COMMUNICATIONS advancing private inter-
ests, or OF personal character, are charged
as advertisements, but anything tending 70
advance public interests are not only free,
bu. are solicited. ST.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12

WEA7 WERE They ?-Just as we were
going to press last week a pair Of sad
colored, large sized birds were turned
over on our table by the Express Com
pauy, with card attached, showing that
they came from E. E. Davies & Co., pro-
prietors Of the "Usefu! Store," where all
kinds of stomach timber, in the shape OF
New York and Domestic Poultry. Game,
Fish, Oysters, and other good things are
abundau.ly kept. What the species, wo
have not learned yet, and whether grouse,
prairie chicken or pheasant cant be de-
termined, but this much is known, that
when served up in bake and nicely
stuffed it made no difference as to name,
so deliciously ,oo:hsome were they
Messrs. Dsvies & Co.'S Useful Store is
next to DR.. Jackson's in Columbia, anc
if anybody wants a particularly good
dinner some day, we advise them t
write to him day or two before hand
They will accept our thanks for sending
| the birds.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12

STANDARD FEnTILIzEgs-The attention
of farmers is invited to the card Of ". L.
Bradley's Standard Fertilizers in this
weeks paper, Of which 500 bags are
now in store and for sale BY Aessrs.
j. E. Webb & Co.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12
Agents Tor Newbsrry Herald.

The following responsible gentlemen are
authorized to receive subscriptions to this
paper, for which their receipts will be good !:
At Frog Level-Caps. P. Z WISE.
Pomaria-Capt. Cos. DicKERT.
Liberty Hssl-Mr. L. P. W. RISER.
Colunbia-Dr. z. e JACKSON.
Ktnard's Turn Out-Dr. J. L. Speake.
Postmasters are authorized to receive sub
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12

Pgo7aAcTED AEETISG-Tae meeting
commenced here on Monday week in the
Methodist Church is still IN progress.
We are pleased to state, that the congre'
cations are large and deeply attentive,
and the promise for q work Of grace,
under the influence Of the Holy Spirit,
is being made manifest.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12

COVE Down HANDsoHE.-In view OF
the fact that the City Council of Phils.
delphia has appropriated half million Of
dollars to aid the Centennial cause, why
can't the Town Council Of Newberry
came down handsomely also. The sug'
gestion is simply thrown out, and we do
not presume 10 advise. A quarter Of 3
million would suffice for Newberry.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12
.yTgpoerAST HATTER.

Just as no piece of machinery can work
without grease, so no business can be con-
ducted without nonsy, the boot and shoe
business especially. The subscribers want
money, must have it, and the appeal Is
made for all parties indebted to them to
settle at once, before one or two exremitiea
are resorted to. Don's pur US to extremihes.
Some Of these accounts have been open since
1870. Come at once.
ABRAMS & METTS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12

Rev. j. A. BroaduS. D. D., Of Green.
vile, will preach %. W in the Baptist
Church Of this place next Sunday, the
18th inst.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12

Ovg READING RooN. -Modesty forbids
US saying much about the reading room
which has been fitted up without regard
to cost, for the benefit of patrons and
the great public generally. We cannot
help complimenting the gentlemen whose
genius, taste and skill have all combined
to make it, from the handsome iadex
sign pointing the way into the cosy re-
treat, the beautiful floor covering, the
handsome stove, the charming chromoS,
the elegant curtains, the comfortable
lounge, down 10 the convenient reading
desk, what it is, perfect gem of read
ing room. 1t will be thrown open for
inspection Oh this Wednesday morning,
and a cordial Invitation is extended TO
the pubic to look in and admire. Nd
desty forbids further mention.
Brethren Of the Press in noticing this
happy feature, are requested not to shock
the modesty, twice alluded to, by any
very extravagant mention.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12
LOCAL.

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yertisipg agency of Messrs- Walker, Evans &
Cogswei, represented by Roswell T. Logan,
Esq, is the only authorized agency for this
psper in Charleston.