The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-23


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J. W. H.-There is pr5 vacancy at
present. 80
Our esteemed correspondent kappa's
letter is unavoidss6ly deferred till next
issue.
"A few bsarders can obtain accommo-
dationssh very reasonable terms by ap-
piyI1Gg at this Office. 3S-2t.
THANKs.-The Rev. Thos. i. Ligon,
Of this County, has our thanks for his
interesting report Of the proceedings of
Presbytery, held at INalhalla, and which
are published elsewhere.
AgTENTsos.-People are quite apt to
g where their attention is called, and if
they find things rs represented, will
purchase there in preference to spend
ing their time in seeking elsewhere.
Madame Demorest's Reliable Pat
terms Of all sorts can be obtained at
1frs. D. Mowers. 13-tf.
RELIGIouS.-A series Of religious
services were commenced in the Meth
odist Church of this place on Monday
night by the Rev. Manning Brown,
pastor. There will be preaching every
night daring the week.
CAsH.-Transient advertisements of
all kinds, except when special contracts
are made with merchants in the town,
must be paid for in advance. Attorneys
handing in legal notices from clients
are held responsible in all cases.
Please bear this in mind. Our terms
are cash.
s0D PAPERs.-Old papers for sale at
this Office in packages Of 80 or 100, at
40 and Is cents. If.
Mr. Jas. A. Hoyt, Editor of the An
derson Latellige'scer. and Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Farmers and Mechan-
les Association Of Anderson County,
viii accept our thanks for copy Of the
Premium List and General Regulations
of the Seventh Annual Fair, which will
be held October 2Sth, 29th and 50th.
The Pamphlet bears the imprint of the
-..s.I1etezligeascer, and is neatly printed.
DIPTHER1A AT PROSPERITY. We
learn that this dreadful disease has late
y prevailed to an alarming extent at
Prosperity, and that nine children have
died of it, as follows: Two in the fami-
I sty of Mr.. Geo. Taylor, two in that Of
Mr. 81. P. Dominick, and one each in
fhe Eamilies of Messrs. NJ. Bowers, N.
! B. Wheeler, j. ?. Bowers, Rev. J. c.
Boyd and J. T. P. Crosson. We are
sre;oiced to add that the disease is aba
ting.
MEssRs. K1NGsLAND & HEATH, of
Columbia, are now offering their fall
stock, which in variety and excellence
cannot be surpassed. China sets of
beautiful patterns-the ladies dote on
them-Crockery of new styles, Glass
aare and Household goods Of all kinds
ere to be found ia their well appointed
store under the Columbia Hotel. Orders
promptly attended to and satisfaction
guaranteed. 3S-2t.
4 GRAND Hop. - The Tuscarora
Tribe, No. 5, Independent Order of
Red Men, will give their first Grand
Hop, at Temperance Hall, on Wednes-
day night, the 50th inst. Preparations
aremakingo for q bountiful supper also.
Price of admission to the Hop and Sup
per will be $500. Tickets may be OBJ
tsined from any of the following: G.
q. Meredith, H. G. Hoof, J. NJ. Wilson
s& Co., and DR.. S. +. FAINT.
$ A good time may be expected.
& DowS TowS.-Mr. Henry H. Blease
81 his down town store, is offering to the
public a heavy stock of superior goods
in Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, ETC.,
and what will be of interest to the pub
Tic to know, his prices are low for cash.
Messrs. John E. Webb & Co., who are
managing the business, will be pleased
to show their goods. His up town store
also presents attraction in stoves
cooking and heating-of approved pat
terms, besides = great variety Of tin
ware.
Mandarin Teas, the best, purest and
cheapest, at Mrs. D. Mowers. Price
75c., S1.O0 and $50 per lb. l3-tf
. BugGLARIoUs.-W learn THAT the
residence Of Mr.. L. A. Hawkins, near
Beth Eden Church, was entered on
Sunday night week, and every drawer
trunk and closet broken open and rltied'
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins are living at
Greenwood, and had left their house IN
care of laborers on the place. The eX-
tent of loss is not ascertained.
Mr.. J. Browns store. in this town.
was entered on the night OF Saturday
the 18th, by thieves, but being discover
ed they fled before gaining any plum
der.
Or AcADEM1Es.-Newberry IS Sec
ond to no town in the State for her ed-
ucational advantages. The two acade-
mics male and female, the one under
the superintendence of Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Brooks, and the other under that OF
Can't. Pifer, both Of which are on the
eve of their fall sessions, rank high IN
the estimation of all who have had any
experience with them. As these gen
tlemen are enlinently qualified for the
responsible duties they have assumed
we feel it but duty to urge every pa
rent in the County who have sons ana
,l.o-.. ~ ba oSroatcS fo r1acp them