The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-15
Special and. Local.

Special and. Local. !
All single or transient business notices in
the local department are inserted at the rate
of ficeGu cents per liae-li5eral contracts
:. made for three, six or twelve months. #.
I The American Snrdine Co.'S Bone
less Sardines, are much better, and
less than half the cost Of imported !
Sardines. .,.... sly. |
Transient advertisements of any kind must !
be paid for in advance, if the parties adYer- !
tising do not reside in town.
job work and subscriptions strictly cash.
All papers shall DC stopped hereafter as .
soon as tue term of subscription expires, un-
less satisfactory arrangements are made to ,
continue the same.
The 4 mark denotes expira,ion-atter that
the pape: is discontinued.
Bear these things in mind ST,
INDEX TO New ADVERTISEMENTS
j. C. Leahy-Cita,ion.
J. c. Lcahy-Citaiion.
J. J. Gallman-Notice.
c. F. JackSon-kecp Cool.
F. 5. Sweegan & Co-Coal.
Dowie & Moise-Acue Pills.
n. B. Mazyck-Hay for Sale.
aI II. Buford-EStray Notice.
Thomas Wynne-Cotton Gins.
G. G. Lane-FreSh Lemons, &C.
J. N. .Iohustonc--Public Meeting.
Rev. S. Landcr-Williamsto Female Col
lege.
Ckas. J. c. Kline s. Co.-Manhood: How
Lost, How Restored.
To BEATEICE.-Your article on Cos
slippers will appear in the next issue.
CHANGE OF ScHEDULE.-It is report
ed that change of Schedule will soon
be made on the Greenville & Columbia
Rail Road.
ADDRESS. understand that Kos
ciusko Lodge, Good TemplarS, will be
addressed on Thursday evening at their
regular meeting by DR.. o. B. Mayor.
4 full attendance of the Order is de-
sired.
CoAL-In time Of peace prepare for
war, so likewise in summer prepare for
winter, by sending your orders to F. +.
Sweegan & Co., Charleston, for COAL
Now is the time to lay in a supply. See
card elsewhere.
CoURT.-rhe Common Pleas Docket
was taken up On Wednesday last, but
there being no business before the
Court, the honorable body adjourned on
Friday to the next regular term, which
will be in January.
CoRN.-Go TO VIM. c. Chase's to
buy your Corn at Sl.20 and S1.23 per :
Y,Issal. 25-tf.
RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-The Rev. d. L.
FrieIsen, OF Anderson G. r., will assist
ct Communion Meeting ut Gilder's
Creek Church, on Saturday and Sun
day, the 25th and 26th days Of this
month, which includes the fourth Sab
bath.
COOP ADyICE.-NIr. c. F. Jackson,
of the famous little store of Columbia
advises his friends and the public gen
orally, 10 keep cool, and to enable them
the better to do so offers such articles as
viii conduce to so desirable an end,and
:at very low prices. Try him.
CoTToN GINs.-Attention is called to
the card of Thomas Wynne's Improved !
Open-Throat, Curved Breast, Double X, ,
Set-Rihbed, Cleaning Seed Premium !
and Diploma Cotton Gins. These Gin" {
are open to the world for trial. Adj {
dress I'hos. Wynne, Belair, Richmond !
Co., Ga. !
~ TAX NoTIcE.-A persons who have
failed to pay their town taxes, are here
By notified that after to-day, Wednes-
.das, penalty will attach. Those in
:terested will therefore promptly come
forward and pay up. Mr.. Fair, Clerk
of Council, can be found in his office
'(Messrs. Pope, Pope & Fair) at all
hours Of the day. It,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. are IN .
tdebted to the Intercollegiate Regatta
Committee, Messrs. C. II. Ferry, j. 3. ,
Thomas, Jr., and VIM Appleton, Jr.'
s : the Saratoga Rowing Association .
,or !. complimentary ticket to attend 4
contest on the 18th and 10Th. Cnfortu-
n, etelv it came too late, for did we start
,+ coce it would be impossible to make
tlse Trip in time.
MORE LayoRERs.-The family of
Germans living w;1h Mr.. B. F, McGraw,
were made happy to-day by the arrival
Of its other members, thsac girls and
two young mcn. Under tie convoy OF
Mr.. McGraw they were taken GU 10
his place, where two of them will re-
main. The other three have been en-
gagged by Mr.. John s. Hair. They are
brothers and sisters, and are five iooA-
ing, healthy group.
,SoNs OF TENPERANcE.-On Tuesd;N |
night, 1T their regular meeting the
Sons Of Temperance were favored with t
:. short and appropriate address by Mr. c
Jas. Packer. At the conclusion OF i
which he pleasantly announced that ice '
cream would be served his hearers to t
make up for any deficiencies found in {
his address. Both the address and the 5
cream were we'll received,and the men, |
-. IS +ba o-Sor raturna1 70 their +