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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
Don Seinoen.

Gin Sob aus 6reunbss Dumb mag im-
mer Der Wubrbeit entlpreden. Sas Yor-
urtbeil ODER bod Der Yeroaht, oaB Die
2iebe es geidrbt, uenn nitt einee9eben,
miro bod ME pOai9 perl1pinoen. gnoers
1T es nit Der anerteununa Die 5einosn ae-
COLT miro.
Oarum 1T bas 3eu9niB oes Ylinius
Iber Die dlteiten 9briltensemeinoen in iei=
mem Vriefe al Sailer Sraian 10 toitbar
uno unuioeriprebli4. llnb aud Der fa-
tboIiiden Stride %unierer Sage feblt es nidt
an abnli1er Gbre.
I'm 3und6lt bel DER I bolilten 8irde
Der Der. Staten gu blsiben, 70 bat
nod Dor tpenie Woben elmer ibrer entl6ie.
oenitsn @esner, Der betannts 6rieori6& app,
i'm preuBliden 9anotase ertldrt f: .Wan
muB sugeben, Dap Die tatboliide Stride iid
BON Infans an in Mmerita BON Sntoleran,
fern 9,balten bat, pielmebr puroe BON Dem
erften 8rinoer elmer fatboliihen 8emeinoe
in Wtarplano, Garrol, Die Soleran, als
prinsip aufseiteat, uno Ole Yroteitanten
babsn idls&t ssnu9 oaflr %seoantt."
uno jeBt brinst DER Gonsreiional Re-
coro bonn 24ltsn Mai in elmer &eoe oss
republitaniiden Senators George 5. Co
munos bon Yermont Elm ni6t minoer be-.
a9tenswertbss @%eitanoniB.
Is mar lebtsn 6reitas unb Die 6ipil-
re4tsbia tam i'm Senat CUR 8eratbuna
als Der Yroteltant Gomunos, Sar9ant bon
California se9eniiber, Die folsenoen Be
%mertunsen mabte: .Oie @eididte iener
(oer iatboliiden) Stride Ssist, oaB es, 10
melt nsnibli1e SenntniB rei1t, ME einen
puntt in ibrer lanSen uno in semiiler Sin-
ii4t erbaben G%ntpideIuns CAB, oa lie-lo
penis id nit ibren 8runbldben aberein=
fimme-pesen Der Race ooer Sautfarbe
Oosr Sertunit einen llnteridiso ma9te;
lei es in ibrem W~oblpolen, lei ss an Den
Stdtten ibrer 8Ottesuerebrun9, lei ss in
ibrer propaganda, ODER in elmer DER tau-
ieno Quelen Der Yarmber,istsit u. @obI.
tbdtisteit, wel9e oieie 9roBe uno iurbtba-
re q Nnitalt ibr eisen nennt. SD piinid.
te, i'd tOnnte chen 10 0iel BON anoern RE-
lisiOnen %bebaupten. Wenn es irseno st.
mos Sibt, was-na6 meinem 9erinsen
Oafirbalten-bie tatbOliids &irde Dor
sspii m besriinoeten Nusitelunsen idisen
uno uns, Die mir nit ibr n ht ibereln-
itimmsn, oaSu bewe9en tann, fe nit elmer
ssmiien Wllos ano 6reunoli1teit Su be.
banosln, 10 1T es ole Sbatlahe, Dap lie bel.
ier als irSeno cine anoere Sette suiiden
Den Glnoern 8ottss niemuls einen Inter
terIdteo madte. Naiberal bat Der Wan-
tel ibrer 2iebe ii6 aus9ebreitet, Obne an
Der S4wels irseno zines 2ebenoissn roe.
gen ielnsr Race, Sautfarbe ooer Sette
9alt su MAIDEN. Sbr WeblpOlen lit ale.
Seit, ,pie feblseleitet aud ibre Nbii4ten
iein mO6ten, in Der w~eiteitsn WOrtbspsu-
tuns tathOliid. ss,uelsn. go umiaHeno
pis Die Wsnibenwslt u~mfalIeno it,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
NIs 8iraermsifer ssr puflfinerten @emsin.

Wis SIrgcrmeifer Der srflsinerten Gemsin-
Be Btulen, ~ S,rr aoesr srnaunt pcro:u. Qm
81 April puree fr besirist unp es wuree ibm ein
prattis tsfaaater Baum DOT hem SauIe aeieBt.
Bel Der Hudfsbr ron Iistirf, mpbiu CT lIt Der
Gicesleifnna balbsr bsssbsn. wuree ibm Elm felt
litsr Gmpfans cur& bic Drrfjusenp ~ Shell.
Nie wsit oft bic Rrafsblsreisn in psu 8smsiu.
ben ssbrn unp psm 0smsinpsisn our Stanee
unp gum S6apsn asrsihsn, benefit Elm 5la i'm
lOrfs Sambruh i'm On. &spinseu. Iprt ba.
ben bic 0ic6sn irBt 5 bis 8 @otsn Ssrieu,
neil Ger @ls;bsbsrr eds S6uIceal ssfInpist
BAT, Der 0emeinpsratb absr eem Surssrmsiitsr
,un lroB. Die ssfsrtiatsn plane gum Nsu-
bau Mot ssrtbmiseu mill. Od5 III audi cine
emancipation. ffsilib sinr feline u. itlstis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
SIN Goniforium pom 4. Diary publ.

SIN G%oniforium pom 4. Diary publ.
oirts Der b. Batter Yius Der TX. iolsenoe
grnsnnunSen. Gum Grsbiidof in Goisn.
90 i'm Neapolitanliden, Den Yrieltsr Ga.
milo Sersente aus Salerno gum 8iidof
BON 2imIra in part. inf, Den Wnisr. Gall
ITO glaulio; gum Yii9of bon Yertinoro,
ben Wniyr. Camille &usseri, Gr,biidoi
Bologna uno Sausprdlat leiner Sellistsit;
gum YIidoi BON SOrtono. Den Yrieiter
Don YInceuS G0pelli; gum 9ii6oi pon
Nutun, Den Yrieiter 2uopig albert Yers
rauo aus 9pon; oielem Yistbume itebt oas
Redt DER Yaaien gu; gum SiibOf bon
Yaee in Yolioia, Den Yrisiter Sobannnes
8osque; gum Yli4of uOn Sanes i. p. l.,
ben Yrisitsr Oon 8ennaro De YipO gum
Yij6of pom Seneoos i. p. l., Mnisr. ga.
sobus bella Bona aus @OrI aurilinr oes
Saroinals Sarnocip in SalS5urg.-Wits
telit Yrep,s wuroen Die iolsenosn prdtoni.
lirt Ser Ylidof BON Welbourne in Nh.
i%tralisn, Mni9r. 8oo!o, sum Gribiidois
oaielbit; Der Yrisiter Seraino Welani gum
grabilMOi in SraianopOli /. p. j., Ipoltel,
Oele9dt in Sprien uno Ipplt. Sltar in
aleppo Der Yrieiier Sol. eunwig Gpons,
Oelesdt BON Wlelopotbamier, &urOiltan II.
armsnien, gum grSbii6cie BON 0amiata
i. p. i. Der Yrieitss 3. Nu9uitin 9lujel,
BON Der Congregation Der Wiilion II. Npos
itolilhtr SrlcSut in Yerlien, gum er5bis
Idol pun Stratlea i. p. l.; MnlSr. Sa:o'
bini. pdpltl. Tuntius in Wien, gum GrSbi.
Idol BON 5beialOnih i. p. i ; Der Yrieler
Yeter 6r,mmon, @eneral. Yitar Der DID
5sie 9oncon, gum SIidofs BON SamiIton
in CANADA; Der prieiter 6r. &eopooo gum
SiihOf Dol Wsllin9tor in Nsus 9 esleno f;
Der prieitsr DtI9asl O'9onnor aus Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
@efsif6-

Nm 8. b. R. asssn @ilras fane man i'm
Walp bel Hisng zen yti6nadb elmer ysnlsrln
POI 1lYrs. bic. mic dr;tit e%pnifatirt purps, anu
S6ldsfule crlas.
Die tsIsilttn Sabnsu lalIsn pibr,ne. Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES srgens Giirnbabn,u.e fur Die
pllsrr nap enrrmburs seben.
am %. ayril brad cine Jsuersbrunlt asasn
30 Up: AtsnrS in einem piuie COS quarter Faix
Su 81. Subtrr aus. Ter 0inp, Ger nit bsi
Is en- tlleS. trus bic 5unfsu aui bic umlisssn-
BEN Oatsr, bic .Seuer TnJen. Anssit.s Der 30.
be, no eaS IJeufr purbeie, lans.e Der Srud Der
SprIBfn Mot uno Is ndbm unssbeurt Anitren.
auns Die umlisssnrsn SGuisr ju iduBsn Dirie
5tnersrrunlt perpanfi man Der llnporIhtiafit
spsisr 8ine,r pom 3 3abrsn, bic thn fleincs 5susr
in einen ltsrsn Wsbaupe antsfrtn. Der Sta-
ben bsldufr lid auf $500 6rauftn une in tbsil.
psils pur6 Verl1sruns stesdt.
6err s. =. Rsis bat isine seicrssrts GntIaI.
Jung ais @eritispouSifbsr teim Wsritisbpie in
0aI6ss rbaiItn. Ssrr 5. b. 0,i6rl III gum
3oueinnsbmer TIER Slant ~ Mutel (ilier) an
Ger luremturasr @rsn3e unr bsrr ). y. 8eparp
gum StSfsn Der 0emtinpt Vance I'm Arreueii.
lsmtnie Burton ernannf werpen.
Der 0emeinOe Gprape rnreen 200 5rautsu
llnlrrluBuna b~swluist, Sur BsrbsIeruns rss
Wtsss pSn RotsfSrr nat Wslin um bic Ser
blnpuns NIT Der CITATION 9smsus al Der eur. b.
Gilsubapn ~ srlsintsrn.
Nm 81. Aprit. 3 ubr Ha6mittass, br,t Gin
6susr aus i'm Ortt ssuannr Blanche Pontsine
aui BEN lsrrtprtum Der Semsinpen Stpdem u.
Arlon ano lesIe etpa 81 S.erar: paiee IN A,ne,
be man Dunn nit Sspsn tspaanst bare. lie
urlape ~ nnbsfannt. man marpmaBi ittpt, ea6
ras Jsasr euro Die u~npSrI1rsfsit zines &au
asrS snipanerr III. Ter S&ap,n tsuast slpa
100 drlnfeu.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
.srs aI,Wi.0ieSo.aae Season.

The closing days Of sintcr aud The early
days of spring are very trying to the feeble
and sensitive, and arc up; 10 affect uEpeaS-
antly even the more robust and vigorous.
nerves or more depressing to the spirits than
damp, chilling winds, fogS and cold rains,
aud OF >uch uuwcIcume visitors we have Il
suHer&Aandance 1t this season. Common
pru :uncc Suggests. therefore, tine propricty Of
fortifvins the system againS: these inSidious
enemies Of health aml comfurt, aud the cX-
pcricncc Of more t;ian quarter OF century
,:DintS to TIuStctier'S Stomach Biiters as the
al-Suil;ricu: sanitary safeguard under such
Untowart circumstances. An aCcr>Sinn OF
vital strength and energy is what is required
10 meet and overcome the unhealthy elements
now prcScn: in tho ATMOSPHERE. This increase
o; vital pnTcr. 50 necessary 10 meet the eX-
traDr,liuary drafts wiI ch an inccment SEA
son makes EpDH thc system and The cUnS:i-
tutiDn, can he readily acquired hy tax ing
from, two 10 ,hrcr doses .: IluSlyt:erS ) Bit crS
.ailv during tic winter and spring months
The nature Of this celebrated restorative is
well known to The public. II is compn: ell OF
an absolutely pure Gifrusiyc >timultnt, mr'!i-
Gated with the extracts and juices Of the
most rGcc:ivc tonic, Alternative, anti-h!inuS
and laxative ROOFS aud herbs known 20 mrdi-
cal science. 10 the combination vi rnc>c cX-
ce!!cnt ingredients, in proportions suitable TO
the cXigcuci:s Of cHieebicd, iangu :!u! dis
eaScd systems, the great toHic-iitcrativc owes
lis efficiency as preventive and curative.
\ course o. it, commenced now, will prevent
all danger of fever and aguc, rheumatism, or
other ailments arising from cold and damp
pecuii to the spring months, and also prove
4 Safeguard against The attacks OF dyspepsia
and liver compiaiut which 50 frequently oc
cur at this period Of the year. 31-4t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
It IL S1t Generally Known

That the shortest possible route between
the South and Great West is through ST.
LouiS, over the ST. LOHi>, Kansas City and
Northern Short Line. This road has gained
,urpIising importance by reason Of immense
vxponHifilres in the last two wears. Of over
iwO miiriuu dollars, besides earnings. in inn
provrmrnis Of roadway, in rclayins their
line with best quality of new steel and iron
rails, on broad new ties, aud substituting
Tor ordinary carS, new reclining Chair coach
cs, elegantly clrpcic'i and fitted, with dress
inr rooms with toilet c0HvcnicnccS for Ia
dies. nrn:lclncr ;,nri families travelling with
children, wihCur any ezra charge. This
lin. :"n> SIX fast Express trains between tie
Mi>s;S>:npi anu Missouri RjTcrS, Two more
than auv other road, and connects with ali
the great Lind Grant Roads in the West,
and has adopted all modern appliances for
comfort, speed and safeguards against acci-
dents ,iucIu.ling night and day watchmcn, who
inSncct the road before and after The passage
Of each train 10 sec That everything is in Or
der. W. recommend these contemplating 4
trim West t. take Ihc ST. LOuiS, Kansas City
and Northern Snort Line, it being the only
line running through cars between ST Louis
and Omaha, and for tickets over this excel
lent line We refer our readers 10 a.E ii;Set
agent selling through tickets 70 the West for
man, circulars and Tine tables address
either J. +. Mccarthy, Cincinnati, O.; or 7.
6. Groat, ST. Louis, Mo. either of whom
viii furnish anv information dc>ired. Att
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
ALL SERENE.-In spite of political

ALL SERENE.-1n spite of political
agitations or depleted Treasury, the
Indian Girl is Us serene to-day rs on
the first morning when she .ma,lc her
debut before IN admiring and apprecia-
tive public. Bald Mountain had its day
of excitement. but that over the people
gaze Hpon its rugged outlines without
the display Of much emotion. The
comet even of later time, with its blaz-
inc tnil, although approaching the earth
with iearful rapility. has almost ceased
to attract attention. Not so with the
rharmin. Indian Girl, she attracts IT,"
sam" attention now rs ut lirSt-and moi
because of l,cautv which is only skin
deep. but for the various cXcrll,nrcS Of
her character, ana that hrv lniSSiun :
to Snlacc man. Her scgarS are y M.
!, anil Il! i'll prices. Her five ccnicr>
are not t. he beaten. The headquarters
Of this ilsllv maid are ut Mc>sr> Perry
& SI;twson'S, Columbia, s. &. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

\ Coop IDEA.-In consequence OF
the large crowd which congregatc daily
from morning till night, near the new
brick buildings on Main Street, and the
numbrrlcSs questions which are hourly
propoumd"d, we learn t:l;t Uncle Ju-
Tits has employed 4 wei! known genti:"-
.aa4 who is perfectly converSant to an
swcY as 10 the quality Of the various
kinds OF brick Used, i,ow much sand is
mixed with the lime, who ma,ic tie for-
-, or aAt5 ~;;cle the latter comes frora,
how the ccljaE G; The flr building will
h, entered. if : bridge Is to be erected
from, the .ranite wax; 10 the iirst story,
how the wat.,r wltici, falls between VII!
be carried of, when the buildings will
be completed, Nia1 they WI! cost
where tie money com @s from, whether
ti,o second story will pr>,lsct over the
;;r,, and be even with the io's-wa'N. ard
Il thousand other important Q''e!4c''-
All Of the above and Us many more ~
nay >"s@eSt themselves to the cnqHlr-
ing minds Of tie crowd will be cheer
fully and promptly answered, because
he is employed to do SO and IS paid for
ii. We trust then that neither Uncle
Julius. the contractor. nor any OF tic
vorkmen will be interviewed hereafter.
We will state for genera! information
that the buildings will be finished OF or
about The time tic last blow is slrnck
Ly the workmen. \ stranger might be
led to imagine from the crowds which
collect. that the erection Of u brick
house is 4 new thing in Ncw5erry. but
it is not that, our people wish to enlarge
their stock of information.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
T, BE READ THE Cool

I BE READ IN THE Cool
Most men like TO see themselves in print
Ladies 10 sec themselves in silks AMI SitinS.
We are constantly told that "the evening
wore OIL, but what the evening wore on such
occasions We ale not Informed. Was it the
c'OSc Ol' a simmer day?
The bt;cves; words ever uttered are said
to have fallen from tie lip of Il min whD
miSto0h pcfSimmon fora Sreen-gagc pl nm.
They are singing these lines in Ohio now:
Rouse, thee! ;i:Sp0nlcnt br other!
Cheer with hope these days OF pain
Whcn this whisky war is over,
Wen, Oh! we'll get drunk again.
Fun is guilty Of this: The destructive pow
ers Of the dome. tic cat in En"i:lEd can ONLY
be known by dearly bought experience -
What must il ne i'll America? ihcic We !i"d
lie Catskil! Mountains.
\ Ajunin: a>kc,l Il Young lady The following
conuudtEm:' = II small girls arc wall arc iA:2e
"I.c< wIie.;?" ''Ir.,ln!y,' She replied "it
:lav rair. Il" bv> arc III ::ln hab:t Of apr!r-
ing them - tlc'r lip. in scaling their VOWS.
Iou ~. too impuisirc, says an rxcuansr
IL L SpuIIdcIi-;"o incOns!dCrLtc III ;hc
::npii"ariuu of means TO rnlS--tuU rash iii!
anG quick TO anger. 4 Kind word will al
WAS go further tman hli-i:nn "r :; potato
s!na>i."r.
The prodiyal son was TIC subject oi' Il ser
! mon IN B'.chtG,vn. Mass recently. and was
,i>cu>S"d N 4 graphic ;::d navel ln"nncr.--
The reverend speaker represented Lin us
!rIyirg home :!rraycu in silk hat, br0ldcl0ih
roar. kHr>"rmrrs| gloves ani boots, in ne
height 0" Pari>uH fashion. After i li!c of un
p.2;ti!"!rd s;u aHt. cXtrava"ance, he WAS de-
Scrcl uIr cold morning "uut in the middle OF!
:! lDt pn Il rJrN his >:!cl nat :innchci in,
br1a';r,nth oEt 1T the elbow, French r.!l
3ua:, ouf IT III: tUcS, Kid TiovcS III SSins,
hh-S ali ;;r1un hin, ana lie chewing ;hc
: l!u:k>.
"Lin2er, TO: darling" She said him, is he
S;D@j IN liz porch pressing her hand before
l." bad" ;:c: farewell !Gr TIE c"cii e. He DID
; lJi ,iii.,r. He Saw The Oil man cnn;E:: down
!Ir stree =: :, rapid sl;. He fingered only
!pH@r:;nug' to pail! hi la; down: Uyrrhi> c.rS
SPIT Oh aiS hi:dS, anl bruni actively ;or ;!Ir
>iG""a.k'
Aju>tcs oitht pace il !nwl before whom
q citizen hal prosecuted i:S daughters lover
70: :.j.rti:I. hin from his uwn par.Or .hc
a< f;powS: - ..'p2ar< ii |: this young lrIi@r
was couE!:n' tn" piiia:iNs gal in pian,iiFS
parinr, AMI th.. III: I'i;iat;f intrUlc!!. H!:l
was pu: on; b. tAu d:"nLInr. CDuTiin' is 4
nrrc>>it". ali must NJ: be inicrruVtru.-
Therefore tic laws o; Ip"a will hold shat :!
parent HIS no legal right i'll rO"m where
cnurtin' is atnOt. and So The defendant is dis
charged ;Ed the pl!Htif mHst pay cast
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

Communications on Suhjcc:S Of interest 10
the public arc always acceptable. The names
OF writers, remember, must a:N:rs accompa-
Il: :, letter to insarc its publication. No re-
>pon sibjii;y is assumed for ar otucr views
than our own.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
TlXD iID LABOR OFFICE.

Thc undersigned, having established a
Land aIi I.abo: Office in the town OF New
berry, 5. C., will bny and sell lands, or ne
coiia;e sales for lands. Also provide Ia
barcrs TO worA for wages; or TO work ioT
par, oc the crop, Or to re"t lands.
lie will also procure homes for lmml'
grants, ard viii cooperate with the regular
Established immigration agencies for the
said purpose.
Mi. r. B. Holman is employed TO assist
in thr management Of the Office, and Kew
II. ". Euhn$ and C. g. Jaeger, Esq, have
corsented 10 attend to tie Interpretation
and correspondence. Il. H. BLEASE.
Apr. Is, l5-tt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
Special and Local.

All single or transient business notices in
the local department are inserted Ut the rate
OF Gf;cen cents per liae-.ihcr;sl contracts
inside for three, six or twelve cuonthS. f..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

e TAKE NoT:CE.-Aii par!ir, having Nd
& .ailiistrator's or Executors Noi!IcS for
2 publication. will save ;he;r.>c:r"S ir"Ublc
Ny coming prepared 20 pay %" the sam"
before insertion. :t$ OK" lc"!ms :I!'. cash y
Lawyers handling in such notices Will DC 2
hcth responsible for ,:.c pAva3l!t. y
81.
they will al>o be he'll ccsg,"'>Ilc for The
publication OF ii; notices in Bankrupt cases.
Transient advertisements Of Hrv k;n'l mast
be pail for in advance, il tie parties &dTer-
tS;rg DO no: reside in town.
Job work and subscriptions S;ric;Iy cash
an papers shall be stopped hereafter as
soon rs the term of Subscrirtio" lxpieS, un-
les satisfactory arrangements arc made to
eon.inue the same.
Tic 4 mark denotes cXpiraiv"-aitcr that
the paper is discontinued.
Bear these things in mind. ST,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
Commercial.

NEwEEERY. s. c., August 4.--Cot:on dull
ut 1T.
Number of bales shipped during week, s..
New loGK, August 3.-Cotton quit: sales
j9l--uplauds II; Orleans IT.. Gold o.
BALTIMORE, August 3.-CotIon dui!-mid-
ding l6s.
CHARLESTON, August 3.-Cotton dull
mid'lIing 154i.
AUGUSTA, August 3-Cotton nominal
mitidlrg 1ji'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

BETH EDEN PIC-NIC.-The Picnic
at Beth Eden Church on Saturday la>t.
is described rs being 4 very happy and
nice atl;lir. Sickness III home prevent
ell rs from attcnGin" the pleasant ming
lin" together of the clever people Of
that section Of country, otherwise we
lco shonld lI;,vc been tilcrc and taken
part in the enjoymcnts Of the day. The
dinner WAS elegant and prof'se, the III
rangemen;S for amusement Of the most
liberal and satisfactory character, cspc-
cialiv the canoe like swing erected by
Capt. J. p. .iul!, which gained that
gentleman the love Of the girls 20 tie
last man Of them. Rev. II. ". kn!!ns
in;;;;c Il pleasant address to the lit
liz onlS, which :;boundci in good ad-
vice rs well u fan. We trust tLa good
people OF tll;'t section will accept our
EXCISE for not attending rs sufficiently
strong.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

IHA h' 'N-1'H l. DEE ll'' - 'i'
pleasure was "h"'''c'' Tie n""p'" OF ,'HS
place " lev ''ES ~" 0: examining :.
N''c!'elI ""'k-f'E' l'ee il''e' III" o.
heir!nS many interesting anu i"s.'"c-
1--WE ''lh'S III F"s;'E" 10 n'eS' '"s'F '''-
rs. c'c' W. H'''''f''>'':, "''' !'N'
'iiiS lnlofmaNoh' Is i 2el''e'i''h ''''''-
on@'i'E ar4H:Hnf"" with the S';!i"c1 "l
Wi'eA he treats ana We are rec i"
confess that W. lave seldom been more
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

LAZr BOYS AND GIEI$.-.trc there
any lazy boys OF girls in this comHrni-
tv?9 Now do not MI answer 1T once,
nor vet all IN the negative, fur i would
be passing strange if a few Of that IN
wholesome character are hot to DC found.
They are 10 be found everywhere. We
will not say tIrat we know any such.
bat believing that they exist, we simply
want to tell them that rs the lazy boy
and Girl is, 50 will be the man and wo-
man; lazy boys and girls, make lazy
men and women, shift!ess. good for no
thing members Of society. We trust
tl,lt the number in this community is
Very small. ana that cacl! one who reads
this paragraph will ponder it, think o!
tl.e future consequences, and determine
rio!lt now to amend. BE diligenc in all
things, boys and girls, do what is re-
v,,ircd of you with cheerful alacrliy,
and above all be obedicnt to your pa-
rents. Honor thy father and thy mo-
thcr that Thy days may be long III the
l;ld, and that Your lives may be profit
able. Lay this 10 heart.
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,yrsEr.-On the way 10 WickcrS
Camp Ground on Saturday, Il bH@g.H,
containing lady and = young lad, ran
over a stump and upsctting. its occu-
pants were thrown Ont. Fortunately
neither were badly hurt.
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+ The American Sardine Co.. 5 Bone
less Sardiuns. are mach better. ana
! less than ,l:tlf the cost Of imported
S:lrtlineS. sly.
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ISpax TO NEW ADvEETlSFNESw rs

J. Z. Adscr & Co.-Cottou GEls.
I.ean;ler OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : Sale.
G. C. < 4. z. R.-Clanye uf >c'!r iu:c.
Geo. S. Mower-Ne3.,m@ 0! Tax tninn.
4. E. WilliamS-lmporiaai 10 Tax l'al"r>
i. SIR. A L K. R.-CAa"ge OF Srhcd:'c
& L MCAughriu-Salc Of >:VcE 0; th'
PuciGc Guauo Co.
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4 full assortment OF Millinery and
Millinery Goods, constantly on lianG ut
Mrs. d. Mowers. l.
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2OLICE.-The Town CoGMvjl oi New
berry, 1T its last regular meeting, on
the resignation Of Mr.. Jas. /. llaTring-
ton from the position Of Chief Of Police,
appointed Mr.. John |. I!u;:.c;l! in his
stead, and J. 4. i.atIrop, {. nawA:nS
and G.. Brown rs assistants.
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SORE TlIEoAr.-I'hiS distressing m;i-
lady, we regret to state, pGtT:IiS 70 4
considerable extent in or i"Hl:. L Is
confined to children, and many c;;>rs
are of Il serious character
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Madame Dem0reSt's Reliable Pat
terms Of MI sorts can be obtained at
Lirs. >. Mowers. 13-tf.
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Undertaking.
FiSk's Metallic Burial Cases.

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly er
hand a fullasSortmont Of the above approved
cases, Of different patterns, besides coffins
OF his own make, all Of which ne is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch.
Persons desirous OF having cases sent by
railroad will have them sent free of charge.
! Hearse is always on hand and will be
furnished at the rate Of $40 pe. day.
Thankful for past patronage, the SUBJ
scriber respectfully asks for continuation
of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will be sparff' to render
the utmost satisfaction.
R.C. CHAPMAN,
NsAewberry S. c., July 81.
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COTToN GINs.-Attcntion is called to
the advertisement o. MrSsrS. J. +. Adj
ger & Co., Charleston, 5. c., who offer
scveral popular Cotton Gins (" the pub
lie. 1t will bc seen that these gentle
men have quite 4 variety Of these III
dispensable requisites Of the cotton
planter. Make your ciloic" gentlemen
and send an order.
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CAM MEETING. - Tnr Methodist
Camp Meeting, at Wir'.s"'s Camp
Ground, commenced cn Thursday last
and continued to Tuesday morning.
We learn that the meeting was highly
interesting, and thar quite : number Of
persons were converted and several
added to the Church. The preach
ers present were: Hevs. DR.. Jones, j.
Coke Smith, J. Marion Boyd. Henry NJ.
Mood, - BiSscll, J. L. Shuford. Man.
ming Brown, Counts and others whose
names we could not learn.
We understand that il has been de-
cided to change the place Of meeting
next Year to the neighboslcod af Ehe-
nezer Church, conveniently situated
near the town. 4 good moIe.