The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-01

An improviscd band with brass and
! strineed instruments, gently broke the
stiffness of evening and the <lumbers Of
several families with the sweet sounds
of music. They dill not S,rcnade us,
but we caught few Of the strains as
they issued from places near. Those
for whose ears this harmony WAS in
tended We're appreciative listeners. and
would return thanks if they knew to
whom they are indebted for such Il
! pleasing awakening.
The la:es, style Hats to DC fuuni are 1e-
! posing now q; Plifer's. They arc real c'"wE-
! ing gluries. Don's fail 70 buy TWO. l3-t.
! HoREIBLE.-An acquaintance OF ours
terror-strack us poor typos L few days
AGO BY passing one of our Fear side
: windows with his vice-likc grip ON the
necks Of two hcadless women. carrying
! them down the back steps. 1t wills i
silent, gilost-like procession, and made
our hair stand Oh end. One OF these
unfortunate females tumblcd down the
steps in the descent, but uttered not i
word. They were finally stationed Ill
q store, and now arc immovable rccelv-
ers of bonnets, dresses, &c. lfany fur
tier information is wanted it may be
! obtained by applying to Harvey.
Have Won seen the beautiful English.
Beatrice and Gem Hats at McFall d
pool.so l2-tf.
APPLICATION FOR "FREE SCHOLAR
sIur."-In accordance with the notice
! of the School Commissioner, the BoaTd
of Examiners met on Saturday. the list
inst, for the purpose Of examining can
didates for Free Scholarships i'll the
State University. From some cause or
| other, but one candidate, +. J. Stewart,
! a colorcd youth about nineteen Years
| old, made application.
! The law requiring Il competitive eX-
animation, lie was not examined. bHt
was sent before the State Board with 4
certificate stating the fact that he WAS
the only applicant.
Newberrv is entitled to send three
students to the University on the Free
Scholarships. Each Scholarship is good
| for four wears, and each studentrecclVcS
5000 per vear to pay expenses.
EGGs.-loo doz. fresh Eggs just received,
and for sale at WM.C CHASE'S.
MANDARIN TEA.-We cal! the atten-
ton of the tea lo':ing portion Of this
community to the above named article
for sale ut Mrs. d. Mowers. There
arc three grades Of it, one selling at
Is cts. per h., another 1T 100 per h.,
and the best ut $l.:l0 per lb. We have
tried this ten and like its flavor. ami
have concluded that We will cease to
Dav $3.50 for IN article the equal OF
j which may 3e obtained for $50. 1t
is imported direct from China, under
the auspices Of the ''Woman's Tea Com
pany," Il company formed by Miss Su-
s,.n \. King, i ltdy Of capital and busi-
ness talent, who went to China and Sc
lcctcd this quality Us the best for the
American market. This company has
its headquarters in New York City,
with Madam Demorest rs its President.
"Ai'S we'll tlat ends WE'LL SO buy = Side
lace Shoe at Phiger'$. i2--u.
NEXT IN lMrOErANCE.-Attcr one
has the money and feels the want ior
any article, the next thing of Importance
is to know where the desired article can
be obtained Of good quality and low
price. Now the people oi Columbia
have considerable advantage over 9TH
els in this respect, for when they need
anything in the line of China, Glass,
Tin or Crockeryware for table, mantel
! board or bedroom, they know at once
that one Of the best places for such
things is the store Of MeSsts. kingSland
Il Heath under the Columbia Hotel
This popular establishment, full stock
! e6 and low priced. l2-2t.
TRIAL JUSTICE CoUKT.-Before G..
| 2. Jacobv:
| The State vs.. Isaac Fortune-Assault
and breaking the Peace; Bound TO keep
! the Peace Eof otse gear anG one day.
The StatevS. Ncrvy Foster-i,,tccny:
! Not Guilty.
! The State VS.. Bayley Workman
! Rape: Committed to Court Of General
Sessions.
The Stat: IS, Mitchell johnson
! Trespass; Discharged by payshg COSTS
of Court.
| The State vs.. IIamp Mitchell-Tres-
pass; Discharged By paying costs Of
/; Court.
! i;efoye 5, Young, ESQ:
| The State VS.. Sam Abrams auQ David
Boozer-Pctit Larceny: Judgment not
rendered.
TIE NGWEEEEr DISTRICT BIBLE
SOC1ETY.-The above SGciotr eelebrated
! its twenty-sixth anniversary last Sunday
evening ut the Baptist Church. A large
audience was in attendance. A very
able and intel esting address WAS appro-
priately made by tli2 Rev. {. c. Toy,
| y. D., OF Grcenville. After tic fcli-
cious services, the Society was opened
! for the transaction Of business, Rev. L.
! \. Aiick!e presiding. The following
! officers were elected for the ensuing
YEAR: Rev. r. \. Mickle. pfc.ident;
; Rev. II. W, KuhnS, yicc-Prcsi'lent; Mr..
John \. Chapman, Secretary, Treas
urer and Depositary. The Executive
Committee are as follows: Siias John
stone, Esq, Nj. ". G. Maycs, DR.. j.