The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-02
Brief NCutiOliS.

Japan has the largest tea crop OF her
history.
Ninety railroad companies have sus-
pended payment on their bonds.
California pays one million dollars q
year to Scotland for wheat bags.
The life of Gen. Lee, written in
French, has recently been published in
Paris.
Thirty-thrce American summer re-
sorts have opened this season for the
first time
The American Bible Society intend
supplying all the railroad cars in the
country with Bibles.
The average price for wool this year
has been about three cents pound
better than lust year.
The farmers of England number
only 100000, and Of that number only
1000 farm more than one hundred
acres.
The State of Florida furnishes the
cedar for every cedar lead pencil made,
whether it be American or foreign
made.
Potatoes are now dried like apples,
for use in the navy. 4 bushel makes
about ten pounds dried. The business
is largely carried on at Buffalo, n. Y.
A Kentucky exchange says: "With
the beginning of the year we will re-
duce our business to q cash basis. Cord
wood and potatoes taken for subscrip-
tons"
It is said that the West India regi-
ments. composed Of colored troops, snf-
fered more from the climate in the
Ashantcc campaign than the English
regiments.
The museum of the Paris mint pos
sesses 4 collection Of eight hundred diff
ftrent gold and silver Chinese coins:
some of them dated seventeen hundred
years before the Christian era.
Two firms in Richmond, VA, are
under contract to supply $4,000 600
and S6,00G.000 worth of tobacco res
pcctivclv. The first contract is for
France and the second for Austria.
Jersey, the little island in the English
channel, sent to the London markets in
two months this spring 81 100000 worth
Of new potatoes. This seasons crop of
this vegetable gives for the total area of
the island thirty-iivc dollars an acre.
4 "IVomcn,s Peacc Socirtv: h,s re-
contlv honn formrd in Innion Which
hos ,iph;;.hnd IN ofrar of e1O0 fcr thc
hest tr,ct wrjM.u 5u n ro,unu nn the
subject Of ncarc The titIc mnst be-
in what way do wars affect women.
and how they NAV hest usc their intIu-
once to n:rvrnt war".
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+walve w rross-cvn1 linns. c;abt bro,.s
with colico tails. eleven oi5nts with
illuminated hoads. orc awful doc with
twnlvn lnos. and fourteen l,ow.Irooed
rnflinns chased by a host of piratical
cauliHowers. mounted on saddles of
hccf roasted ANY resncctabIe chemist
will corroboratc this statcment.n
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