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

attractive. 10 our mind the egg SYM
bo!izeS resurrection, new life and vi"ur
when the narrow shell Of mortality Is
broken. Whatever it means If is 4
pleasant cystoM, for the Young folks en-
JOY it.
PLANTATION SUPPLIES constantly on hand
and for sale by WM. C. CHASE.
4 NEW DEPARTURE.
Oar Spring and Summer Stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods is now
complete in al departments. Compris-
ING III! Of the newest styles and novel
ties of the day, which We intend 10 sell
at the lowest living rates tor c;lSi!.
We harc also opcneda Millinery De-
partmrnt in connection with our Dry
Goods business. and having obtained
the services OF one Of the best Trimmers
South, also the services OF Mrs. Sophia
Mower RcluS. who is so we'll known to
the ladies Of this and adjoining Counties,
to superintcni the Millinery Depart;
mcnt. We have fitted up the room in
rear Of our store in first class style,
which is gem within itself, in which
we have, :.nA intend to keep. constantly
on hand beautiful and well assorted
stock of Millinery, and Ill goods usual
" kept in that line.
We would ask our friends and ac-
q,laint;lnces. rs well rs those Of Mrs.
Rc,luS, t. give Us Il call before purrlErS-
inc elsewhere. We guarantee 10 give
entire satisfaction both us to style and
price. TERMS CASH.
I2-tr. MCCALL d POOL.
GEocEE1Es.-E"ccy;hing i'll the Grocery
lnc iur sale 1T W'M. G. CllASE'S.
An OI.D SOLDIER ON TIlf: RrSTEEM.-
James Fitz-Jamcs Caldwell, Esq. Of
Newbcrrv, a son Of Chancellor Cal,!wel!.
and one Of the rireSt scholars. most pol
iShci writers. and most eloquent orators
in the South, will deliver the annivtr-
sarv address before the literary societies
of Erskine College at its approaching
commencement. Mr.. Caldwell Was Il
gallant and chivallous soldier in the
late war. anil acquired quite Il rcpUta-
ton for his intrepid daring and fearless
courage. Afcr the war lie took upon
himself the task OF writing the history
OF McGow;il.'s lEtig",ia-nf which he
was Aliutant ut the time OF the St,i:rru-
Icr-whicll he performed gracefully
and in accordance with fact. MI C;tld-
well has brilliant mind and fine liter
arv taste, and the young men of Frs
kline College have made Il capital selcc-
t;on.--Ib6cril|c MctiiHW.
The nloiests Of tile above mentioned
gentleman would not permit us to in
sert this compliment of the Mc'li,m,
were he aware Of our intention. But it
is too late to recall It now.
We will add that Newbcrry will be
further represented at the Due West
Coni:s.r:,Ce,ae;lt in the persons OF Maj.
J. X. G.. Nance, VITO will de!irCr the
alumni address, and Rev. II. W. KulmS.
who will preach the baccalaWeate sen
mon to the graduating Glasses Of both
Colleges.
SAUsAGE.-FrcSh "GrcenviIc' Meat and
,tuifrl Sausage, constantly on hand and for
sale by WM. c. CHASE.
. ABOUT TIE Town AND CDi'NTY.-
! The weattler-is generally the first
thing talked about.
The recent GOOD weather has im-
proved the condition of the roads some
what, and has set the farmers all agOg.
The prospects for good small grain
crops qrc said to !e fine IN the JaIapt
neighborllood. .Ja!apa wants = railroad
and Il lawyer.
The season for pic-nics and fishing
parties is near.
The entertainment last Monday eve
ning at the Hotel WAS 4 gem.
! 'ii,n flr.acr< viii push things along
! this month. IheH are Il li)tiG bClllnd.
Remember to call ut Mrs. D. Mower :
! and ask for Madarin Tea. 1t is 4 good
thing and cheap.
! The rush nt MrFall 4 Pools Millinery
! -; .t,r,n.,t f,r Sr, jir,, i,D,,,rS tatS