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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-04-29

The MA1Ls.-Very little or no i'm
provemcnt in the reception of our
mails. Only one or part OF one mail
since our last, and no boat arrivals
to make up for these continued fail
ures. Col. McGinnis, the agent Of
the Red River line, has returnedand
though he made every effort to rem
edv the evils, could not succeed in
making sub-contracts by skiffs, on
any christian paying basis, and hence
had to order the mails from the
Mouth of the River by boats to this
place, as often as one comes up. This
is the best that can be dor for us,
and just now there being only one
boat q week, is not much; but beg
CARS must not be choosers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-04-29


stated in the first lines of this dash.
Any how, Holly Springs, Miss,
doomed up in good time, Heyman
made his run and sent old Dix pals
snorting back to York State. A.
Heyman is recovering fast from his
many wounds, and sends greeting to
his friends through the Democrat.
And now comes sad and mel
ancholy dash in Pineville, which the
Democrat would wish to avoid max
| ing brief mention of-but cannot,
must not be, for we are an humble,
but watchful sentinel on the outer
tower and must cry out aloud and
spare not. A most revolving and
beastly outrage upon young, limo
cent and respectable girl, of thirteen
wears, was committed on last Thurs
day. The party charged with this
offence is we'll known and hitherto
highly respected citizen and mer-
chant of Pineville. The Democrat
expresses no opinion Of the guilt OF
innocence of the accused, but mus,
record the facts and its sequel. The
, accused was arrested on Friday even
ing, on proper affidavit and warrant
and brought before Judge Orsborr
for examination. The State was re
presented by W. C. McGimpsey
District Attorney pro tenn, and tn
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
FOR TEE HERALD
Tax Payers Meeting.

\ Subordinate Tax Urion WIS OIL
ganizcd in Township NJ. !. Ncdnc$-
day. the 22Gth July. by the adoption
Of the Constitution proposed by the
Executive Committee Of the Tax
payers Convention and by the election
Of the following officers:
Prcsideut-Jamcs Mcintosh. N. D.
Vice-Prcsideut-Jnu X. u. Nance.
Secrctary-Gco. s. Mower.
Trcasurcr-W. 7. Tarrant.
Executive Com mittee- II.
Wright, ". & ,\iayeS, At Aiayhin,
J. u. .johustonc, Y. J. Pope.
Delegates to County Cnlon-R. L.
McCaughrin. y. j. Pope.
Geo. Johnstone and Jno. c. vii
son were .l*rtctI delegates to th'
County Union 1T ! meeting held Sat
ur,tay night, Aug. l>t: when it Wa
found that, seventy names l'aviuS beer
enrolled. the Union Was entitled t
two additional delegates.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
The Cotton Crop.
REPORTS Of THE CONDITION IN THE
SOUTlIW GENERALLY FAVOR
ABLE SHOWING.

MEMPHIS. July, 24.-Thc commit
tee O.. Information aad statistics g! 'i:"
Cotton Exchange have made rc-
port derived from eighty-f3rT RESPONSES
from West Tennessee, eighty-two from
North Mississippi, e;ghty-iour from
Arkansas. uortl. Of ArhaNsas hlEcr:
fifteen :rcm North Alabama, Of
average date Ct July -: Is fol-
lows: Of 2G5 responses los re-
ported favorable weather since :hc
18th ulsimo, l57 too dry, ;;.l cne too
wet; III report more favorable W.,
ther to date than corresponding tatc
Of last year. Two or three-touFtA<
por cent. Of the crop planted has be-"
abandoned from drought and overflow.
Forty-two per cent. Of the crop was
p?:utcl early. Of the early planting,
i70 report better stands than lust
year, and 95 report hot as good: 0f
the late planting, l65 report better
stands, and lC0 not 50 good. Of the
carly. planting, 20G report the crcp
we'll forward and boiled. OF the late
planting 40 report unfavorably.
Cn labor-l67 report iabcr working
GLAND 100 moderately vel. to bad. OF
the early planting, l+l report 1 better
conditional crop than last year; - as
well, and 53 not as good. Of the late
planting, 102 report better, - as well.
and 90 rot so good. Responses as t.
tie general condition of the crop indi-
cate that it has been better cultivated
than for years, but that it is suffering
materially from drought, and aotici-
pate danger from frost upon so late a
crop. with indications of rust and
blight. Iwenty-niuc per ceut. OF the
crop planted did not CONE up hcs':r1
June lst. Nineteen a thrce-4uartcr
per cent WAS planted after the zCth G:
May.
Eighty six report good corr crcl'S.
So fair, and 60 inferior. One hun
ared and fo,ty,o2e report good wheat
crops, aud eighty-oue moderate 10 po"r.
Fiftv.seven report good Cat crops and
seventeen and . quarter moderate.
Grasses are generally poor: owing
to the drought.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

We call upUu the WHITE MEN OF SOUTH
CIr0,IX,-lhosr who desire To redeem our
STATE, iron! the ul:o!mnation OF ihlcvlnS IN,
,r,,,irrs. domestic scOuNGr".> and lNoESrt!
lccchrs. who have ac,iG!rcG place anu pow
rr,hr,uvh the instrumcntality OF negro 81.
nrrma,.y, cOmbinrd with corruption and
bliDvrv-tu COME forward and sUs tam Us DE
Il co!qiia! AM Ii!uc::Il support: ana SNOW 10
K;uiic:l cOrrlDtiUnisiS and Scal!aWAS liiti'
tors. that they ;,r.. determined, hrnc"!orth,
TO sustain Il fearless cN:'H::r:i' oI tnc!FFicWH
and principles. ....,..
We say. c::ud!,Ily. We need your support.
Th.,,nriy III DOw..r nave U0nc their utmost
Il, crush Il, D% cuiraTHrlnG 10 dcpriE" U~ Oh
lc"iii,uatr business. and all We :l>ii Is the
siinScriI,tioH OF every true C:uo!Ini:iIi-
wAit., will place Us beyond tic reach Oh
contingencies.
We arc no a,iYcnturcr-. but C"rHlniinS
lD ;hc manor Oorn-haNc Dccn engage: !"
the publication OF this paper over 1i-i:'
yrars-..mI ask your patronage. "%ilGNl"2
ihaI il Will be given without Nc>l;:Iilu:;.
DESCRIPTION PRICE. - y EA' ~
ADVAN l., with reductions TO clubs.
70 H;,>iacss Mrn and others, desiring K
advert isE. we be" 10 say that. our circui:'
ton iS much lagSc" ti!:sn :h:i; @: any oth'l
UaDcr in t!liS County. " ~! !LrgrHIi't incEHla
in" lists n Ill the MIdlic and Eastern! C0Ul
ties of liz" STATE.
Send omr cent stamp !or specimen copy.
DkR2 & CSTEEN, Pfop.iesors,
! W G.. Eu~<EDY. Editor. SUMTER. :. I.
! .J..lr -. :;u--t:.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
Fox THE HERALD.
Fax E'ay"-:S' Hc"isng.

Pursuant to call Il portion OF. ;he
TAXPAYERS Of Floyd Township met at
\. J. j,on~shyrc~ store, o. Saturday,
the 18th inst ami organized by call
lag ;;oi. B. +. Griffin to The CHAIR.
and appointing \. j.. iongshore Sccre-
tary.
On motion the following "tlior:s
wcr.: elected:
l.. +. Folk. President; DR.. Nm.
Dorrai,. Iicc-PrcSident; ". q. Peter
$. !, Sc :.rctary; r. VI. Nccl: Treasurer:
\. J.. .i'avi$. 3. 7. Griffin and \. =.
LonosIlp:e, Executive Committee.
\. !. Davis and j.. +. Folk Wei"
appointed delegates to the County
Onion.
Adjourned to meet on "Wednesday
the 10Th Of August.
July 23th, 1874.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
NeNucrry ::sT Z niGn$.

1t is highly gratifying to zee that
the several townships i'll this County.
though apparently at first slow, are
mo"iug up to the point >4uarely ard
earnestly. Several Unions ar" heard
from this week, ard the enthusiasm
manifested is indicative OF = strong
purpose to remedy the evils resulting
from burdcuSonuc taxation. che o5
icct is not partisan and the Unions ars
open to all persons who are actuatec
10y houc<t wishes to give the people
relief.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

The opposition arc organizing thor
oushly all over the State-granges.
tax unions and ridc ciul& i'll every
,yunty. This means business, and
why are the Republicans quavelling
among themselves instead Of organ-
izing?
So complains the UaionH Hcrold,
aud without rca<cn except as to the
quarrelliug, for how the party can &C
otherwise under the unhealthy circum-
stances it would be hard to conceive.
The rifle clubs need not excite fear
How is it in regard to Wallacc's admo-
milton about those cartridge boxes
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
IMPORTANT TO TAX
PAYERS.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
NEwHaEEY L H., :. e.,


NEwHHEI:Y {, H., :. e.,
Au2u-t 3. 1914.
The Board Of Equalization Tor NewhrrrE
Countr, will meet ut ;he Auditors Oti!"e,
on the following days, 10 consider the Re
turns Of tie Tax payc.'S, an': 10 eGHAiizc
the valuation o; ;i!2 property:
On Tuesday, :::,si August. will consider
the Returns Of Town Property.
On "Wednesday, 2dlh August, will con-
slider the Returns OF NewGerry Township,
No. |.
On Thursday, 47,;, August, will consider
the Returns OF Caldwell Township, No !.
On Friday, 18th .Augu-:, viii consider the
Returns OF MAy!,iaron Township, No. ).
On Satnrday, =9th august, will consider
the Returns .; Crom rs Township, No. 1.
On Monday, SIS: August, will consider
tie Returns OF Rrcrlrr'> Township, No. ).
On Tuesday, lst September, will consider
the Returns Of Floyd's Township, No. 8.
On Wednesday, I'd september, will con-
slider the Returns of Moon Township, No. /.
On Thursday, sd September, will consider
the Returns Of Mcndenha!Is Township,
No. s. .,
On Friily. iti Scptcn,hrr, vii! consider
the Returns Of Sioney Battery Township,
No. 9.
On Saturday, 9th September, will consider
the Rr,ari.s .; LunnomS Township, No. ~
On Mo"ily. 7th September, "i! coiSl'!er
the Returns Of he'll r, Township, No. j..
Bv order 81 lie Bp;r'i of Equalization.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

For THE HERALD.
CuArpELL's DEroT, q. Il Z. r. L..
July 18th, 1871.
Mr.. EpIToR.-Agreeabie to cal!
made, good many OF the citizens Of
Moons Township met at Cross Roads
Church, un Saturday, the 9th list;
and formed lax Payers Un!on.-
Every one present joined, numbering
ii ncmberS.
Capt. J. n. Lipscomb was elect ID
President; D. V. Scurry, Eicc-Pre>.-
dent; DR.. G. G. Higgins, Secretary:
and W. r. Smith, Treasurer.
The second Saturday Of each month
at 10 i. H., vas appointed the rcs&-
lar day of meeting. Delegates wrra
appointed to represent us at the Coun-
ty Union. and It WAS agreed to notify
the Editor of the Newjcrry lEEAh"
ii our organization and to request
him to publish the SAME i'll his paper.
and it was further agreed to lave a
barbecue on the day Of OF: next
meeting, the ID Saturday in August,
and to extend an invitation to him to
he present on the occasion therefore:
| take pleasure i'll extending to YOU an
invitation to be with us. We will
have good cheer and a hearty welcome
ior IL. Speakers are expected on the
occasion. &. G. HIGGINS,
Secretary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
FOR THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, $. G..

COLUMBIA, ). e..
July "a. ISL.
Mn. EpIToE.-Wr have been >!lrn!
50 long that We arc almost ashamed to
write. If we hli anything to write
we would not mind il. but then items
are 50 scarce now. Everything is quiet
in the city, almost rs much so Us in til"
country. The cry Of the truck garden
ventlec is heard throughout til" entire
civ. from morning till night. The cry
of great bic hArd-h,;ul cabbage, har!
rs nv hcaA." has become almost 4
nuisuncc. Then the beef cart man
docs not FORGET to >oHnI his notes. And
surh beef rs hr does !:nvc sometimes.
An na}li.:,;u.' ro;;ll scarcely nlaSlir:,te it.
| hal thought that all the cattle Noah
had with him were either killed or
dead. bat it does seem t!lat there We're i
few left over for this Sc;,>on. We hope
bv nrA! thu!. they will all he disposed
Of. Th,.n TIL: i>.c cream man does not
fnrur, To make KNOWN hi> wiirrl-barrow
loa.. for that i> generally Is" way they
lM,mn;r il liiTu&-ii tie >lr,r'i>. ih"n
ihr chickens. oh. the chickens. What
mus. we S;.y for their vcndrrS. WILL.
,Iu.y are :, set Of clever cheats. 'tiev
feed Tie poor little chickens a!I the
! Grain their li,:lr crAwS Will h"l,i, then
Ilawk them around town, selling them
! for Zine frying ciicKrnS." But this Is
IN :,r:. Of rlealS. The golden age ha,
; gone. the silver are has gone. and
j gucss we had better stop and call this
! the pewter age and let il 60 too.
| Tiis month has been remarkably
sr:.sonallr here. 1t has r;;incd often
! and the atmosphere for the most part
has been cool. Vegetables and fruit:
nyc abundant. II is astonishing Eo"
cheap watcrmc!uE> aTc sold.
We mist close, but before we sa1
a,licll, lrt lis tell You abnTt some LITTLE
| pests we have here in great abundance.
They are commonly called ''SkrcicrS.
Well these .'SkrrtcrS, we must say
have one ut The mos. sarcastic S"'indIn:
little l."wlc< ~ har,' ever heard. |
announces their approach. and Is i lnr
bin.,r TO jhrr;::" i"r action. just INA
ninc Yourself dropping oil INTO Il swcr
little dnZc. and one of lh">e lit;ic trI
! lows <o;:n:I;nr lis buglc. t!cn yon Sl;i
miss him AMI tHkr y""!T,rlf bro"d>::i
ON ,hc hr:r;!. Il Is terrible % thin
a!,our. We have seen none rs large ::
..;iley say they ret i'll Mississippi. .
traveller said he once >;tW some larg
enough 10 crawl Up 4 tree ana "GtFE.
| rurss it was the bark ON tic tree
Neither have we seen any "SkcctrrS
with lamps lit and looking for lis. y
IriShman once declared That after Il
had shnt them ont with L net, that the
went off ;lu,! got lanterns, came bac
and were hunting for holes to g
through ri him. He never told
whether they succeeded Oh not. Adle'
Yours ve:y much.
ZULA.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
FOX THE HERALD.
'E'aX Payers Meeting.

ESN G-SyerS' -UeSshNH.
III accordance with previous notice
she citizens generally in ilclicT'<
Township, known rs No. II. "b"yv!
tAc cal! Tor public meeting Oh Satur-
day. July 25tl, at st. Matthew :
-,oa:ic:ny t;or the purpose OF forming
" Taxpayers Uai"n. The meeting
was enthusiastic "n,! har:nnAio;;S. :!!I
resulted in naming the S"c!ety the st.
Matthew : Tax Union, with the fol-
lowing officers:
Preside.t-Capt. f. $. kcitt.
Vicc-prcsidcnt-J. 3. Heller
Secrctary-S }. Wood.
TrcaSurcr-E. d. Graham.
Executive Coinmi;tec-Dr. j. n.
Ruff, ThoS. II. Aiewine, ThoS. II
. Crooks.
Land Committce-J. B. Heller:
Wm. r. Hentz: Thos. Il. Crooks.
tfnos. IL--N~.~:-a, Nm T. Gillian
Delegates to County Union-Copt
f. $. Keitt, ". r. Hentz, ". ?
Gillian.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
For THE HERALD.
CulNpUErIN, S. c.,
10 1914

-Ah - l''' ~ -
EprroR HERALD: We will again at
tempt TO write you 4 brief letter. Crops
generally look well. but we are need
ing rain in this portion of the County
On Thursday, accompanied by Mir. G..
II, We started for Smyrna neigh
borhood. As we came to Head Spring
Church we found u good rain had fallen
there on Wednesday evening, we found
the crops there good; as we contlnrcI
us far rs Mr.. Jacob Schumpert'S and
Col. Wm. Chalmers, we found they
also had 4 good rain; but we continued
to travel, and passed J. G. Piester's, l..
f. Folks and Thos. Neils, and found
the crops of these gentlemen, both corn
and cotton, to compare fa1orably with
any seen this year. At last we arrived
at our place of destination, the barbe-
cue at Smyrna School House. At
twelve o'clock, dinner WaS announced,
and Just here allow me to say, that cY-
erytllinG that constitutes a barbecue
was there, both well prepared and pIen-
tiful. The kind attendants upon the ta-
bic acted well their part, and mulch
nrajse is due to NIeSsrs. Presslv Pitts
and James Clary. The cue WIS made
by the neighbors as they had finished
laying by their crops. Everything
passed Off quietly, and rs we received
an invitation to spend the night in that
neighborhood, we did not return home
the same day. We found watermelons,
cider and chickens plentiful, and heard
of one man having two hundred frying
chickens, besides tifty-nine goats.-
Should we have IN cXcuse We would be
glad to visit that portion of the County
again soon. We arrived home quiet
safe and found no rain had fallen in
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

THE MArT1soS CAsE--A Matt;
son, the Deputy United States Mar:
shal who killed John Davis; several
DAYS ago, was brought 10 Columbia:
Yesterday. and lodged in jail. 1t is
understood that there Is to bca chaHSe
OF Jurisdiction, Gas provided by United
States revenue laws and he will he
carried before United States Judge
George S. Bryan. Major James N.
Baxter, Of Newberry, represents the
prisoner. He vas to have been car
rrjed to Charleston, bot as Judge Bry-
az expects tcbein Gseenvilia shortly,
Siort;Sel may go f>dfore him there
Judge N! Moo5sSS.-s5PyI ooo55s;SS-PI,:s;s. a3.s' put his
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
The SOUTHERN CrLTIvAroR for August,

THE SOUTHERN CCLTIvAToE for August,
siv2> ,c usual interesting aad valuable VI.
ricty fer tie agr;culturiS; besides Mll the i'll
,crcsiS RELAXING to stock. poultry, fruit, &c.
The Cui;iva,or is al Old favnrite with our
readers, aud SJ well known that il speaks for
Itself. Ii tier: is reader, however, who is
not y subscriber - il W. advise them 70 send
So 81 once to W. l.. Jones. AtheaS Gal, and
Seccrc its mOn,hy visits.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
-lS ~

The August nunlher of J. L. Peters favor
lie Musical Monthly, la CREME DE La
CREME. is received. 1t is elegantly gotten
nd and contains choice music arranged for
advanced p!avcrS, among which are Love
Song: Harp sounds; Eu!ogv of Tears: Twit-
tcrjHy OF Birds, and Sleep well, thou Sweet
tnrc!. Subscription 81 per yc::r. Address
}. /. Peters, 500 Broadway, y. Y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
TIVE rrc,I SorTIErSEH AND WILSON

The RURAL SoUTuEENEH AND WILSON 5
HERALD OF lIEALTu Is received for julr.
It treats q: Agriculture, Il"rticui;nre, Fruit
Culture, SIoc& and Poultry Raising, Bee Cui-
tUrc .Our Home Resources, domestic EcOan-
NV. .USc!ul Information ior ;hc household and
progressive Industry, in the one, and is dc.
voted 20 the diffusion CT hcal!ii-prcScrvius
knowledge among the pcnpie, true science
%a:! progress in the other. Address &outhern
Publishing Company, Atlanta, Ga, = per
anDun,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

THE RURAL CAIoLISIAS is ~ hand for
August. and is UsUtl is filled with matter Of
in.crcS; Ia l;irmrrS AID others. |; is Il stand
ar,. inur:I:.! in ail that rc!a:cS 10 the farm or
garden. ard every one interested should hc i
Su1Sc ibcc 10 it. No single number during
the year bat vii! give information OF NOR.
value than The whole years subscriptions
Address MeSsrs. Walker. Evans \ CogSweil, :,
Charleston, s. c., with S2.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

We acknowledge receipt Of tie August
namher of that charming monthly, The
ScUooLDAY MAGAZINE, published by J. ".
bau.hadav 4 Co. Philadelphia. Ii is so
cheap, only 81 per year, that any one csin afford
10 take il, and SO good that eSerybojy should
subscribe for il.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

List ol Letters remaining in the Post Of
fee Al Ncwberry. $. e.:
Jno u. Allen, Mss Lefty Allen, S. P.
Baird, Or. IhoS. Brown, Martha Benton,
S;.San BcntoM, J P Brown, Henry Enr'on,
Geo. E,ir:on, Rev. B. Burton, II. A. Bailey,
Miss Sola Cannon, Henry Cooper, A. Cor
lev, J. Crouch, JAS Darden, w. \. Daven-
port, Miss Lucy +. Davis, J. F. benson,
Miss Mollie 4. Davis, Sam Dogan, (cold.,
Mrs. Rosetta E5er, F. A. Freeson, Mrs.
Mary Garland, Isaac S Grant, Mrs. Stacy
Gcggans, Mrs. Margaret Graham, Mrs. R.
X. Hstton, Setna Johnson, Miss Mary Kib-
Ter, Mrs. Francis c. King, Mrs. Happy D.
Kiuard. Mrs. Sarah E. Lowe, ". +. Lake.
Miss Maggie Levingston, Miss Sue Linder,
Jmo. 3. Martin, E. S Mckinley, J. P. Phil
ips, Bcnact: Perry, Miss Mary 4. Stewart,
Geo. Dallas, Mollie Cannon, Warren F.
summers, Mrs. n. Simpkins, Howard S'arks,
Mss SalIie Cannon, care G. ". Sem, Mrs.
Lucy Il. Shclion, Jas. Taylor, Sam'l Thomp-
son, ". NJ. Wheeler, Mrs. Betsy Young.
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-ecSr--

TRIES ALL TEINGS." and has
.II.eG that DR.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY is the remedy par excellence for The
care OF coughs, colds, Group, whooping-
coughs, bronchitis. asthma. phthSic, sore
threat :.pd Influenza. Il cures coughs and
colds ISsTANTEE. It Sco:hes the i.iiaI.d
palis; it heals the Inflammation; aud cs e..
cons pnpiion ITSELF yields 10 lis ,nasic intlu-
eDc1 80. ..-rr. .,.r .-.. -...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

Somebody told us the ether day that
il you vii! Put a little syrup and water
in bowl aid set the bowl OF your Ia
bic, with !; small piece Of wood ex-
tnn;iin9 from the table to the rim of
the bnwl tn serve as 4 sort of bridge,
You can catch all the reaches in the
ncighbvrhood in single night. We
tried it. The reaches went to the
syrup and water by companies, bat
talionS and brigades, but when you
gave them small scare they shot up
the side of that bowl foster than a
lightning express train can travel an
up. grade Of three feet to a mile. \
more diabolical fraud upon contidinG
and unprotected orphan was never
pcrpvtratcd.-C0LuHlbiu Phtrnia.
The orphan made u great mistake
in giving the reaches scare, howevc,
small it WAS. He should have cye1.
cScd patience with little faith.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
tn G III eUaId
TPaS. +. 6RENEKER, EDITOR.
NEW BERRY. = G.
4 pApEE EDk TIE pENnLE.

The Herald is in the hi@h"$' respect Fam
ilv Newspaper. dcVGtcd 10 the !natrrltl NJ
ir:,.>tS o! the people ni this ; "l!E;E t::h liie
State. Ii circul,tv> extensively. an! rs an
Advertising m,',liIn Oilers unriv:.l!"d :ld-
v,nta"es. For Terms, see first page.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05

SOUTHERN MUSICAL .!ouENAL.-l.nrcr$
OF music will hid in the July G;l!ai'cr o.! the
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certainly kn..w Of 10 better one than the
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support
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-05
Important 10 Medical Students.

elAEeoriENt t0 -NSSE1SHA StNN>-AN"'
The Trustees Of The Louisville Mod
cal College. Iouisville. ky..) "rpre-
ciati#~ TIC Impoverished coad;ti"" #
the whole country. have determined t.
-ra:t Beneficiary Scholarship to any
Young mai,. vino. sufficiently c1ucatcd
to study med.cinc and "i e''od char
ac,cr, is unable 70 pay for his cduca-
ton. TO secure his valuable aid, ap-
plication, with q t'u!l statement o' tie
facts. should be made without delay 20
DR.. +. S GAlLLAl;D, Dean, Louisville,
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