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

one can MAKE allNOSl llle ClICIc o1 the
city, tak;n" in Magnolia Cemetery for
Il mere song. The city railway, under
the efficient presidency OF Col Riggs,
of whom Pleasant mention has frequent
ly been made, takes in the King street
line from Line street through Calhoun
and Meeting to the P0stoilicc, and
again down to the Battery, while Rut-
ledge street, running parallel, traverses
thc western side down through the
handsome<t part Of the city, and turn
ing about i mile below. crosses into
Meeting and takes the POstotlice and
Battery route also. If one does not
wish then to return by the same way, a
delightful walk around the Battery
which ut this season is tlelicious-will
bring you to one OF the elegant little
cars of the Enterprise road, which is
always in waiting. This line runs
through Bay street ar1 after making
numerous, SinnouS turns, some of which!
appearing to lead to the water. brings
You out into Meeting street, to the head
of the road ut Line street. SO far you
have expended 10 cts, and now for five
more, another neat car will convey you
TO N,iSOII3
the beautiful city Of the dead. over
which ihc soft shadows of the ttll pine,
and cypress, and spreading oak ever
rest, and the signing breeze makes a
fitting and appropriate requiem for the
sleeping dead. No one with time TO
spare should omit visiting Magnolia
Cemetery. After IN hour spent there.
if 4 ride back Oil the Enterprise is not
to the taste, i seat in one of the busseS
which run to that point vii! bring You
back for 10 cents to the starting point
on King street. and five more invested
in another seat in Col. Riggs commo-
dious cars will take you to your hotel,
and thus for thirty cents 2 whole after
moons enjoyment has been had. Some
dimes the incidents seen on the way will
compensate in themselves for the out
lay. and one of which might rs we'll be
told here.
A LITTLE DARkEY
was seen animatellly brushing ut some.
thing near street pump. He hit out
right and left with his ragged cap. the
next moment he made i spring into the
air of several feet. and in Il pLrensy o1
pain and fear. yelled out. 'gemlnetti
what it? Da pin. da needle" each time
jumping rs high as he could. It was 4
wasp he WAS fighting, and which he
had struck to the ground, and unfortu'
natrly stepped upon, and the sting O
which he had thought rs sharp rs d;
pin or da needle. The scene had to be
witnessed to be fully appreciated.
In noticing the market, sufficient jus
tice was not done to one of the
PRINCIPAL PRODUCTIONS
of Charleston, and which though abun
,lant in that depot is not peculiar to it
for it ahonnds everywhere, and is rs ne
ce>smy to the happiness Of the either
US bakers bread, viz: Sausage Bologna
1t always fourlShes, no matter what
the condition of the meat market, ant
it is not singular if strangers sometime:
entertain the idea that the grinders ant
suffers of this stomachic are never ut :
loss for material. No matter. however
for when properly seasoned Bologna j:
good. A
NOTICEABLE FEATURE
is the STYLE of the ladies on the prone
nade-the Grecian h;ls entirely diSap
peared and instead Of the bend they ap
pear rs straight and thin rs bean poles
having discarded hoops. &C.. Il from
view of Il street belle with her dres:
drawn so tight us to scarcely adm it o
a step longer than twelve Or tif;ecr
inches, would cause Il man to indrlg,
the hope that the happy time had come
when only one or two breadths wcrt
necessary for a lady's dress, but he vii
not indulge the deluSion long, for th'
skimp in front il fully made up some
where else. The style is not pretty
but there is no disputiny the fact th;l
the girls are. The Charleston la'lie
are very charming. 4 trip to
sULLIvAN's ISLAND,
in spite of L biting Easter, aitnrde,
much pleasure, the place has been large
" rebuilt in the last Year or two. no
Il few very elegant residences bein!
seen. Fort Moultrie is undergoing re
pairs and fast assuming more forln:da
bic proportions than before the laIc III
| plcaSantness.
1t was our pleasure to visit the
REV. W. 5. rowMAS's CHURCH,
| U.utheran), on Wentworth street. las
Sabbath. It is Il very handsome hr;cI
building, and capable of comfortabl.
seating alarge audience. Getting ther
before morning service and while tn
Sabbath School wis in session. II wa
ascertained by the morning report tha
- teachers and 160 scholars were pres
ent The singing was excellent, an'
composed a large part of the exercise
Mr.. B. is held in high esteem by hi
flock, and with sufficient reason.
Several of the large establishment
of the city have been instructively Wis
tied, among them Walker Evans 1
Coeswell's, the South Carolina r. r
Shops, J. n. Robson G. Co.'s, kinsma
e. lowcll's, the Mcws & CoHrtrr's OF
flee. the City Railways extensive M
we'll arranged stable and car sheds, &c
q description of which would be inter
eSting. but too much space has alread
been taken up. and we close by S:tyin,
that our brief visit to the city has beel
full of pleasure and instruction. Iher
is :: charm about the piles Of brick an
mortar, Of which tbs City by the Sea
so largely composed, blackencd thong
they be by the salt sch atmosphere, tc
gether with the numberlesS cid, batter
cd and tumbled down wooden lenc
men,S, which have stood here sine
Adam WAS boy, which to Il ClAr!eS
tonian on Il brief visit is abSolnIrI
refreshing. Each Of these Old time
marks have 4 history and tell tales c
the past. But we shall hot call up IN.
"reminiscences now, for this letter is al
ready of sufficient length, and hayin!
arrived ut that conclusion, we concInd
by adding-this is all.
THE ECLECTIC MAGAZiNE.-Thc Eclectl
for April contains fine p1rtrait Of Jean lu
gelow, taken from recent photograph. an