The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07


3eth, I've hundred and ninety Money
Orders, amounting TO s7,064.16; Fees,
$3.50; and one hundred and seven
Money Orders paid-amountine to So
040.2
We are pleased to notice the return
OF Mrs. Mower, after an absence North,
and that she is in good health and US
fuli OF business activity rs ever. The
ladies of this community will he de-
lighted at this. because they are aware
that her millinery and dress goods de-
pastments are ready for their inspec-
ton.
Madame Demorest's Reliable Pat
terms Of all sorts can be obtained at
Mrs. u. Mowers. 1877.
49, S-=>--s--:cc--=,-2ERs- this season
on Farmers and Ieei,.f,sSSl - tll'' >, '',:o' I
A1, will accept our t.. ''4' OH ''''' Z
otary sszss-ssssss-ss - e''cJec' " putting
th@ houses in order. Crockery, glass
ware and various other things are need
eG, and as they like to make their selec-
tons from q large stock where every
thing that they need can be found. their
attention is called to the establishment
of N.sss. ingsland & Heath, Colum-
bia, under the Columbia Hotel. 40-2
Capt. j. F. Speck is once more him
self-ca1p penters, brick rsasons, plum
bers, painters, kalsominers, &C., hare
departed, and his store is one of the
most attractive outside the city of Paris.
All Of the fixtures and adornments are
not yet completed, but enough is done
to show that the store will be a splendid
feature When his new stock is open
ed. we advise the public to look out
husbands and fathers, keep your wives
aud daughters away from the fascina-
tions of Speck.
SUDDEN DEATHs.-We learn that
Mr.. B. N. Buzhardt, of this County.
died very suddenly on Sunday. and it
is supposed from congestive chill. He
was in town on Saturday, in apparent
good health, sold some cotton and at
tended to business as usual. a sad and
sudden death truly.
Also, on the same day, colored
woman living on the place of Mr..
WINS. Welch, expired suddenly with
out any signs of sickness.
Mandarin Teas, the best, purest and
cheapest, at Mrs. D. Mowers. Price,
75c., s1.0O and $3.50 per lb. 13-tf
The TUscARoRA's HoP.-The Hop
given by the Tuscarora Tribe. I. o. Of
R. M, on Wednesday evening last, we
are told was . charming affair." and
passed off pleasantly to the delight of
all who participated. Such a result
might have been expected under the
nlsnage1nent Of = band of Red Men
noted for so many good qualities Nj
lam's band did the music, which was Of
the inspiring kind. The party did not
break up till toward morning.
MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
The Columbia papers of last week an
nounced the horrible fact that J. B.
Harrington, a native of Newbery, and
.assszzsasse..removed to France after the late
life was he married, had murdered
that he killed N attempted his own
wound is not dazE5w Ewifo was an !, accom-
1is. 80 VIC T. iren, and their
the s. 80. o. Letters uncalled for ron claims
~ oiice at Sewberry, S. G.. He
AL, Po,arS fhilip Bird. Walter p, ~
7.,G oo.and' Miss Anna Bo,and ~. ~ now
Con-;.% a ~. Berry & Co.. Rhe,r p,,,,1 .1iteo
lin .;- ~ T. Church & Co. M,.;a "nl-
,, ''' 'Cu @ts' Margaret Glaham. " e frank, frank
,,o,. ahs' Louisa Goldine rno,'' e.!1ian'-
TaS Da'sd Hailstock, alfe1 W., ,"HceS la
nOAn Hcnry, Maria Kib,er pu ioian' DR.
Spencer Mcrrao, Aoelia Natrctt. Glenn ,1r,~
A. Ee'.on eCFaeken, Catherine SeIso1 w. ~
pohss.so "s : u D. oden, Eldia penn ~
y, sho','! o-. " Co., Ira Scott. Mrs. ? So: A. d.
ease - ~ t&nShn strother, jcopdN
,,c,. W. u "hltesides, Thos. wi,,;S ". L.
AFELEiGu Church +
ve1eio,, vi l'E oi hev; r. A. Fair as pastor Of; ii
" re'1lsh Ie- Church, took place on sat,,r VI W
;e Rass @ as as previously announced NJ
X * nsrs: nev< =; Martini Lindsay and jacobs es
,S part IN the interesting and so1en' toos' ov
sstin administered, the Methodist "4,enl con the
CATION II joining in by invitst;nn con- To-
rcb INC e. evening, at the Methodist con
a's scn, an impressive sermon 'alsS was us and
eat sp 8y yea the Rev. J. O. Lindsay, w doas as the
81 = Far and Martin assisted in the the iieia a'
at!or
W '. GEAls.-we cannot TOO offe, ] ests (
# s9Ps Rs.,o' our farmers to sow plenti- @ best !
u ~ Daaey .h and Oats. Sow success either
OF sne former that stool, up in
III the benefit poss;blo canno
~
&c &c cannot be given to this mn ,m :. 1k1 l
crop-do not r,.;. sptenald for ing, 70,
Many farmers Soreat uu''t ~ II Is too any sec
Icy are reduced to in the s,, Sote or give
re- on rs IS out and horses anS scandal
apt to foree. ';;,io"ance, :. we say graph is
n and fodder on n b.ns Ina5 they ton of t
VeTer, looks into and nr - wise but ratht
,nana: In[are, Sow barley and oats please re
a,il a all idle patches are bro,sabe this, '''e v
nc made profitable. o'4sns Its NJ