The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-10-20

VIM. b. Love & Co.-Dry Goods, Boots
Shoes, &c.
rH0HFsoS, Dentist, over Phifsr's ssoss: ss@ss
DEATH.-Mr. Willie Aull's infant
child, we regret to say, died on Sunday
last. 1thad been long sick.
FINE CorpoN,-Two of the finest
bales Of cotton cut this season were
sold this morning by Mr.. J. s Hair, at
Is cents, to Mr.. w. T. Tarrant.
SEE MIR. W. F. Nance's card in
another place. It is the business OF
a GOOD Insurance agent to write all
GOOD risks fairly, and when written
and the loss comes to see that his clients
are paid. Mr.. Nance has this reputa-
ton. He deyotes his entire time to the
insurance business, and his patrons need
not fear anything but just dealing.
TIE BreeEsr.-Alr. Jas. Meredith,
the farmist of Helena, has laid US under
{: weight Of obligation by laying under
the editorial table a basket of the big
pest turnips seen this season, and Of the
rpta baga variety-the most highly es'
teemed of the turnip variety for family
use. He will accept our thanks, and
with the wish that his patch may yield
beyond his expectations
NEwsERRY DIVISION No. 8, S. OF T.
The following officers were Installed
on the 18th, to serve the ensuing quar-
ter: J. N. Bass, W. P; J. R. Leavell,
ST., ". A: W. W. Hodges, r. S.; 4.
Y. Leavell, A. r. S.; James Packer,
T. S., Miss Hedwig Wiskeman, Treas;
l.. E. Marshall, Chaplain; Walter
Hunt, c.; Mrs. NJ. Packer, A. G.; >. w.
Taylor, I. S.; Rev. ". D. Riee' y. 5.
The HERALD Book Store is now full
of School Books fresh from publishers
together with all kinds Of Stationery.
At.
SySoD.-The Synod or Annual Con-
ference of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church of this State convened at st.
Lukes Church, IN this County on Thurs
day last. We noticed many familiar
faces on the train last Thursday on
their Way to the Synod, and among
them the Reys. DR.. Bowman, Bailey,
Austin and others of the clergy. with
several lay delegates, the venerable
Jacob Schirmer, Of Charleston, inelud-
ed. The attendance promises to be
large.
ALMOST A FtRE.-By the accidental
overturning of kerosine lamp IN
sleeping room at Mr.. Henry Biease's
residence on Friday night last, a serious
fire nearly resulted. It is not known
how the lamp was upset. Two boys
were sleeping in the room, neither one
of whom were aware that it was on
fire till the door was broken in and the
flames extinguished. The alarm was
given and the fire discovered by two
Young men on the street who were re-
turning to their homes. This is another
lesson that too much care cannot be
eiven in the use of kerosine lamps.
FREE LEcTCRE.-We have been in
formed by Mr.. S. E. Caughman, a gen
tlenen well known to the citizens of
Newberry, that be will have the pleas
ure Of giving q lecture in this town on
Friday night ensuing. The subject of
the lecture-a very popular one, by the
vay-will be Popular Education, based
upon a sound morality, the only en-
during hope Of Republican Govern
n,ent. This lecture has been delivered
with happy effect in Greenwood and
elsewhere, and has received nigh
enconiums. We bespeak for the lee
turer large audience.
Low PRIcEs.-The King of Low
Prices in the city of Columbia, is Mr..
C. F. Jcekson, and the place where so
much happiness is dispensed is next
door to Mr.. John Agnew's handsome
store. Mr.. Jackson was somehow mix
ed ND in the stolen diamond affair, but
this has no earthly connection with his
selling goods low, none whatever. He
was a witness in the case only and never
even saw the diamond, but he did see
that the more goods sold the better for
him, hence be aimed for leadership IN
prices. jackson is not in possession OF
the diamond but he has a name which
is above rubies.
NEW JEwELRY SToRE.-The card OF
Messrs. Diercks & Davis, of Columbia,
who have Just opened very large and
handsome assortment of Jewelry and
Fancy Goods in Columbia, Will be read
with interest by their numerous friends
in this section. Both Of these gentle
men have had long and practical ex-
.nerience in this business, and we can
ccheerfully and confidently recommend
them. Having lately examined their
beautiful stock, we can testify to its
great variety, and the exceeding taste
Of all the various articles which were
selected in person by Mr.. Davis. Wis
itors to the city are invited to call and
examine goods and compare prices.
Fun FOR ONE-DEATH FOR ANo-
THER.-The merchant or trader has
reached happy condition when he sells
Goods faster than he can get them IN,
and that too without having to incur
the expense Of advertising. He is to
be enyied certainly. And yet while we
congratulate him on his success and
the business tact which enables him tc
do without the help of printers ink, we
cannot help but wish that the number
of those who are thus independent may
never increase. Thanks to those who
recognize the fact that advertising is Z
benefit, and that the newspaper pub
Usher is carrying on as legitimate
business as be who deals in merchan.
disc, and one which merits q liberia.
patronage.
TURNED RoUND.-While waiting fol
the Green7ille & Columbia coach tt
start from the Columbia Depot or
Thursday last, the quiet Of the passen
gers was upset by a frantic individual
flushing in and grasping his valise
,.b;lo eyciaiminor ssthis is not the Green