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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-30
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GySSES. EDITORS

IsssRs. EDlToRs: II your last issue Of
the HERALD, there appeared so-called
"M odei Love Letter., over shc signature Of
L. X. Y. Of coarse, most persons who
know NE know that L. X. Y. are the initials
OF my lame. take this OCCASION to SAY
that lid not write the letter, had nothing
to 10 VIII, its composition, and besides it is
almost as old as the hills, having been pub
hs!icd in various papers years ago.
The whole matter WAS fixed up as a joke,
to DC published il, the "News", on j certain
genticnan in the city, who is Z courtiug
man but had no idea OF signing his I'M
lia!s to it at all. Tie letter was handed
to the HERALD by other parties.
l.. L. VANCE.
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Smokey Town.
The Texas Temperance BIZ
DeSeatol.

AUSTIN, March 24-ln the House,
yesterday, the bill to submit to the
people the constitutional amendment
prohibiting the manufacture, impor
tation and sale of alcoholic drinks in
this State vas defeated by vote of
81 to Sl-the requisite two thirds
not voting 10 the affirmative. Seve-
raj ucm 5crs were absent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-30

The italian Opera House at Nice,
France, caught fire during a per
formance the 23d instant from a
gas explosion, and burned down.
Over one hundred and fifty persons
lost their lives in the flames.
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The EseEence Of the CZ;ericEEes.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 22.-The
indictment against the prisoners Nico-
lai Roussakof, Ti.nofei Michaclof,
and the woman Hesse Helfmarn, will
be communicated to them aud they will
bs allowed seven days for the p!epa-
tion Of ther deteuce by counsel.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-30

The books OF subscription to the
Columbia and Lexington Water
Power Company were opened in
Columbia the 24th, and will remain
open for ten days. The stock is
being taken rapidly. S100,10o had
been taken up to last Friday night
the result Of only two days.
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Presidential Nominations.

VIM. II. Robertson, Collector of
Customs, New York VIM. Walter
Phelps, Of New Jersey, Minister to
Austria Saml F. Phillips, of North
Carolina, Judge of the Court of
Claims; Charles NJ. Wilder, Post
Master at Columbia, s. @.
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SO Shares Of Stock Of The Na-
tional Bank Of NeWberry,
S. G.. For Sale.

Pursuant to the order of the Hon. David
Johnson, as Judge Of Probate for Union
County, S. c., Will sell, at Newberry c.
H., S. c., on the first Monday (Sale-day) in
April next, FIFTY SHARES of Stock in
the National Bank Of Newberry, South
Caroline, belonging TO the estate OF Pettus
". Chick, deceased, on the following terms
FOR CASH.
SARAH E. T CHICK,
As Execntrix Of last will and testament
of pettis ". Chick, deceased.
llth March, 1881. ll-ot
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For THE IIEKALD.
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'And are they cold and lowly laid,
AuG has the funeral PRAYER been s;i:h,.
And has the rceuiem sad been sung
For those who died so loved, so young"
Perhaps never before has it been
your sad duty to record 10 one day the
death of three Of your citizens all IN
the morning and noontide Of life.
Mrs. Thompson, the loved wife and
mother, has died and lief, her little
ones to other bands, but God is the
orphau's stay aud He vii! care for
them. Mr.. John Harmon, the only
sou is taken. To Imagination We see
the pale mother, comfortless, that her
boy is not; but listen Christ says,
"what do thou knowest not now but
thou shalt know hereafter" Oh
precious words, that fell from the lips
Of believer, as she told US thac our
last child, our darling Maggie, had
ceased to breathe Cousin Mary Mar
tin, too. than WHOM, none were better
loved. has passed to where time is not.
A few short weeks ago it was our
privilege to visit her. How swiftly
the moments sped as We wandered
forth to participate in that Interchange
Of thought and feeling, which devoted
hearts can only know. We spoke Of
the past with its trials, the present
with its realities, and the future with
its hopes. When our witch, ft
emblem Of disease, gave the signal for
parting, the promise to meet again
was given: the farewell words we're
spoken, and the good bye kiss taken,
little thinking that We would never
greet each other more. Such is lie.
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i Paper IL jEoNths for 10
5'enss5

':'ne. "Diyi4 Acriuitura; aild Mechanical
K porter" ,:,.vnt..d 10 agriculture md Me-
c:ia: ic>, Arts cn': .inS stories III Fashion
Nu!cs Tor tne I..ies, Humorous Reading
tor the Lovers of Jokes, Prize Puzzles,
Rccoes !er ;Eie Housewife, Farmer and
Mechanic and other interesting reading.
The Recipes are worth $ 10 any farmer.
The Love Stories it contains during the
year (it roug;s at Book Ssore) would cost
40 cents - The "Reoorte:" is published
Quarterly in the interest OF the Dixie Ag-
:icu!tur#! Fair AMI viii be sent one year on
receipt OF /" CTS. to pay postage. Postage
stamps Will be taken As pay.
address J. r. PATRICK,
Secretary Dixie Fair,
Mar ., IO-tf. Wadesbcro. n. Z.
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,TE Outfit sent free to those who wish to
engage in the most pleasant and prof
,MA table business known. EVERYTHING
MU new. Capital not required: We will
wards IS easily made without staying away
from home over night. No risk whatever
Many new workers wanted at once. Many
al making forum, at the business. Ladies
make as much as men, and young boys and
jinc to work fails TO made more every day
than can be made in week at any ordinary
employment. Those who engage at once
vii! tind a, short road to fortune. Address
H. Hallett s. Co, Portland, Maine.
Oct. l3 Ply.
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BONNETS AND PARASOLS.

The most essential quality Of the
new bonnet is yellowness. White
straws are quite out Of date and black
also are in minority but all the yell
low straws such as Tuscan, Leghorn,
Belgian or Neapolitan will be very
fashionable. As tor open work and
fancy straws, there is no end, but
these latter styles are usually in close
cottage or poke shapes while the hats
with wide, taucifully turned brimo ore
OF close woven straw. Ribbons are
plaidcd aud striped to match dresses.
The parasol is now matter Of great
moment and quite as important as the
new bonnet. Both OF course must be
in accordance; SO We find parasols
affected by all the new striped aud
plaided ideas. The Princess and the
Duchess are the two leadlDg styles
the former showing the outer coy
ering composed of two pieces ;
the latter of three. Beautiful and
varied results arc brought about by
contrasts between the different pieces
and yet greater variety is given by
alterations OF color in the liliugs
which are set behind the ribs ofwbich
twelve is now the stylish nuuber.
But unique para6ols have lininss OF
one color throughout except one
panel which of contrasting color Las
painted on it a bird or all animal-a
stork, swan, elephant, monkey, etc.
Favorite oruameatations are jet or
steal beads or Spanish lace sewn down
50 tightly as to resemble fine Gu
broidcry. Other paraso!s are almost.
covered with rutlies Of narrow Spanish
lace or siugle iail Of wider may tnish
the edges. But many handsyu'e
parasols are without edyIug Of ANY
kind.
Coventry tapes are considered 4nitc
the thing in the way Of marking. Thc
texture is very fine and the pTcttleSt
initial letters in fast Turkey red are
woven on them. These are cut off as
desired and placed on underclothing
or household linen. The letters are Of
different sizes; a single letter Can be
sewn on or the entire name or there
may be handsome monogram.
LUCY CARTER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-30

Tie question of an extra session
has been decided by the President
in the negative.
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The HewaI6 &
NEwBERRY> s. G.
W EDNESDAY, MAR. 80, 1881
APAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

The Herald is in the highest respect Fam
ilv Newspaper, devoted to the material in
terests Of the people Of this County and the
State. It circUlates extensively, and as an
Advertising medium offers unrivalled al
vantases. For Terms, see first page.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-30

7sUT n Yourselves by making oaa,csa2 money
VII when golden qhaneS HaaSias IS 1oxsstI onsfsa
M6Ml rGaIc5 rom Your door: Those who Al,
ways take advantage OF the good chances
for making money that are offered, gene
rally become wealthy, while those VINO 90
tV, We want many men. women, boys and
iris to WORK for lis right in their own To-
calities. The business will pay more tnan
ten times ordinary wages. We furnish an
extensive outfit and all that you need,
free. No one who engages fails to make
money very rapidly. Yo0 canGeVote your
whole time to the work. or only your spare
moments. Full information, and all that is
needed sent free. Address <Stinson & Co.,
Portland. Maine
Oct. l3, f2-ly.
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Piedmont Seminary for Young
Ladies'
Piedmont House, SpartaEburg, s. C.

\ high-class School for Young Ladies'
where q thorough education is guaranteed
and the best methods and text cooks are
used. Loca5ed III the wcii-known Piedmont
House, one OF the most charming Summer
resorts in the "up-cOuntry."
The Course OF Study comprises the usual
branches taught in the best Female Col
leseS: the personal and constant superVi--
sion Of each pupil will be found to be a spe-
cialty OF the institution, as well as good.
and abundant food, and the refining infu-
ences OF q Christian home.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS:
Collegiate Department (including free
Tuition in Latin and French. .......S25 0O
intermediate Depa! tmcnt (giving
sound English Jraining). $50 90
Primary Department Ito which espe-
cial attention is paid. d)...............Sl2 80
Contingent Fee. ............-.............S so
BOARD:
Board Gncluding fuel, furniture, lights
ana service )........... SOU w
WaSnlNg.. ......................S w
Pupils received 1T any time and charged
from date Of entrance.
special arrangements made with the
Railway Companies, by which reduced
rates are given to parents and pupils.
81 Send AT ONCE for Circular and refer
ences.
Present Session ends June Il; Autumn
Session begins September I2.
j. HENRY HAGER, AN.
Principal
sDartan5urg, S. c., Mar. Is, 1881. I1-tf
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terry and Pad GENERATES ELECTRICITY and
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, 1881-06-04

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i,"l,,,i w. Tru i.ar,, nn,',u. Ia IT,, aa,. n IL
tl,t4l " Inlt croI'1 any k"tf1rtlints ~ cr0p,"
AteSsrs. PAU! hlni !.&rl. nf llaliti,n Lbl!ntyt
lnth1il tilni!is ili, llliIIHi4 IbhH), nre putting
tract or f,rt.
Another hina NJ tho "luu,n " III t1,c.t]ra1u.
iv may l,u ugat!lcred frol tu ucre;,st. il, Tic
~ III, ~ - ~. e .s,. s1I,,., III .on
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t,nro ,vnr', nt sIw,v.s H. ,MeI LINZ " !om =,
thfs rnmirvt H. i.+s ri. =, ixni 1in ~ Il.
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~ p' Hin of lilo tvtf, aru,, tim ,,na ror o,,o,,
,,no .!su III, ~ - sisc ,n, !" ,i ~ s"m ,au 1T Muls
, 1881-06-04

clafm u have Hnen tho Bprpcnt alsO render skeJ,-
tlcstu tlliiicitlt. Tho reported discovery or tho
fossil rEi,Ats nf iHnrtne aerpant my feet long
III tho deposits Ut Ca.ntrM Now York, if trHe Will
a,a1 tn tho pruoF Of tho former u1isienco uf tho
HInnstcr+ Dragons. which oh legends 10 often
Mcntinn. h.se 'l.unlly beGn deemed fnluloils
upn Of tho ignoraut and crctlmlt,fs. rat remains
lately sont to proG. Owen. OF Tpndon, frDtn
bio that Il great hnr1cd dragon. with terrible
tcetht l1nR md ahatn Gfawst wingA, and hafbed
tAl!.-in fnct, tho draK1lt uf Irhe!itlOn.-oncr
rAvhge tho Island continent II this be H. It Is
mt ut Ill unlikely that creatures Itkp him wer0
encountered by tho ohrlY Ytnainhltantsnf Europe.
nrc not wholly fabulous. Tho mammoth still
HIVE. IT, tho traditions Of tho American 1nHtnns,
,lnh nH hin rrmnins nrc oftcn fptlEt In the most
extinction to my very rrEntIta perltd. The fact
y seemingly becnfnlnR mora nt,d more nrparont
that tho dtsantrnranee e extinct atlimNis WIS
SUPPOSED.
, 1881-06-04

Its Value IN tho prnfr1e Etntes-yVhnt
Some Farmers Arc Dol1ty-Incrcmho i'm
the Manufacture OF Tl9cs-A Ibltc1alnE
N6uclbilln NCnuNN.
~ the Editor Of Tho Catcupo Tribune.

~, nc -, ."''9. t"' c''|'p. 4'D1.'
Dwlattr, 1'l.' Ju'n I'll a.as"et ~ y9ar
;na,sls w 70 WIZ. ~ ples1ess "9 Mao l''ehans
W ~ selu..eg o. ''.o-a'''na4 49, setia 5uh !"
lew lsets m.1sIa so 10 s!'ow .t' .s.e ~ ,'m- n
akH Sno - on hat thnr ny
finer field to-day for the inventor than Il ttle-
machine ylici, win ,,nnhjno acnno,nv M
nn,s.a" ,,1 ,ia,Ti, ~ ,itts,l,
o linn INN ~ he ~ fareru ., tim East that
their mnnMre-llenp IN their "bnnk," applies
with even greater force In tho rrutrio States
IN ti1o,,1rn,no"o ,vitho,,t wl,lch W. hnvo IN
eortanty, when We 'u' SOW or or plant, nj what wo
sall reap. Unlike tho East, our tlcop, rich soil
lies 10 flint that, tho clay underlying this rlcl,
loom proyentu,g tho surplus rn,l,fNll from
going down, Il can but slowly pns, Of, Y,-ai-
ways more or less de'RYl,e WOrk before Wo
chi got one crop IN. and plAcing tlletn III
ills Que uncertainty Tho only drawback to
tho great pfo"hctlschess OF the pruiflos! W
~ ilro In Its consequences tint Tic heaviest
flealers in gralu sock tl measure to protect
themselves by procuring tho enr,Iest intor-
crops. Once u,lucr.ralred with tilo, a1l this
uncertainty IL ret.luyoti, aud, be 1t wet or
NY; H., neavy elop ~ ~ "n""a'ss a1s assa's
ths'u,ailuse-m w, "''e G.s". .n.p'oso"s.' s.,s
yet nhetlsd. it'd which Will mike our rlcl'
prairles tho garden OF tho worlds OF COURSE
ya.y esnr u, tna ",a V,e ~ tho 'O Onvsrtv t n"y
r' ~ ,uns s i.s Ky %s rs,a ~ st"s " nsw
eoMtsy Was Ill., sSr'os 9oSt@ce t @ y ~ ." toat ~
poals'iyo ". ~ ~ ~, 1iaS ,v III KY u IT,, +,
se Walso of tat sfc9t son'Yt s" nsfsa
eir ooeI9ms 70 t;as as'e a eass'sr IT. to
, 1881-06-04
WESTERN PATENTS.


List OF Paecnts lHaucd to Northwestern
invcntoFn.
6peet3l DApotch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Washington. u. C., June IA. II. Evnns &.
co ro,nrt tha tssun,,co of tro foti,,r1,,. ''nt.
ents:
ILLINOIS.
nnne1s nfcf th1r, Sa'ssSnfx, s.rss.r.I.indcr waa
". +. nMrnes. noetford. 6pok -stiehna na-
iMnea n. ncnnott. r>h,c,oo h1a.t.ynrr,.a
1mn,ss &. itsnnstE t:hicaHo i,tast ,furnacc'
Dnvid Hoy!e, Chicago, Ice aild rcfrIHcratinr
m2ehine.
J. u. nE'nkop, Quincy, press.
u. y. Dazzeil, Fana, drier:
!, \. CORNWALL, Mu!lne, t;our,packuE.
james u. Dodge, Chcagu. chatr.
y. + HamtueF, Maoomb, nachfno for shocking
2: i. lowell. Chicago. lubr,cator:
+. isnndolpn, Springfield. weathor.strtp.
f. f. 'Ws Ho.. Ie9e.M' Nsa.' Ra'! wMRnn ,!acH. s.,,
4 S.hnrrinyhH,,snr, EIu. no"k.noh ~ h:-x
ness. s' ~0' @"'
i. II. Weller. ChIcuso. vacuum. .creamcr.
If osoI becstap traa.. srK Ien.
fration.
IOWA. .,...--.
&rIc,
=: K: Mlnton, Dcs MoEnes. horseshoe.
". ". fokun, parkcrshirx, stove-dFum.
,,a, o..,. ,,,s.,o:l,,.' m.s.oSs.S' ,.
,i,vi,,', f'at'eVne COMPOUND 7or so-
+. 2 Mss1Sins: MilEsNscs ,teonhono systcm.
Jamos Jahanasns. E' nrlt,s1 a.,Ikv.o,!si,,,or 1on
H. r. hlnfsit1A AtAc!AU. kiu4" u0lI.
, 1881-06-04
CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. JUNE d. 1ss-sxTEEN PAGES

Union, md refers to tho many prominent
thore il % says s"'e @ y lit WI WHO ?nsv' iaya i"es
s!,Ice bccn numbered WIN tho lnnjutiiy. Il
WINS !n the" Nn!dn Hall " nnrlut that wen,
assembled in lst4tlle .a'nlf!tl Of men ,wo
is ar9y H %osa sff: ,toryf 5fa!1 s 10 ts y iSe1 ss #
decades. 'l'lle Old "Un{un, llu.l" was
k,0wn rs II religious intel. for here ns-
aeinblctl lnrEa number nf ,c'ergyInen.
daily prnyer-meetll,gs vera l,nhl i, tha pnror
iioar Str. f1@lses' fanI of "u%fom facis aeis
would IlIl vUlline
A large number Ut
ttAxnt:I,s AND 1,t,oKEns,
witt, their fa,sllics, rustlcas hcre during tho
Rnninl mouths, Saratogn's brnciug atnlps-
pterc md ninernl fountains giving tlioiIl
many s,tru p,iIts N! tho sieressfltf rUau 10
runewctl health. Shilu enJnying recreation
ii,o stuck Indications, every eltcls of whicii
''n1enlls business " tH them. i.lst year twtD
Or three stock brokers lrtt, New York ltlai-
nRed branct! 0ices here. afitl tfls ssltiiHcr 10
fT fs rs ~ er r" w 10 ate. teIr ry tbsr n ="
from the Metropolis, md include Srrncar,
TrAsk 4 Co., Of broadway; l'rlncn " White.
Icy, OF Broadway; Scranton & willard. ot
Droadwqy; 81. li'Mlsot! \ Gu, q Exchange
cotlrt: VIM E.nburg Il Atterturg, of New
street; .aild tho seyelitIl IL u Dr0itt strpnt
firm, of wiieh Alr. i;Iy ii 4 nle,nber. Tile
UnnlIlto toll tS SarlN oi!lce will l,u III running
fs Sa a ey se ' esa ss'is nsyrs sya se rfsfyd ts
md exclusive wires nf thu Western Uni0n
Telegraph Company, and c,npiny tlclr ,Dwil
operators Illus preventing u1ly "leaklnE"
tnat thyn thtgt psst1Sy 3tllsr%is' osSn TO
Western Union Company ts ll0w putting. III
PIX Ql'attrnplGx instruments III its nuin oll1co
FEED.
Saratoga Springs Inns y good arpctttc, es-
nectnlly lnrirg tic lW t'nYs OF summer.
when tho y!IlaEe Is l1!'ml with vis!.ors. Tho
National Express Company, whtc', eovers
this point Inst aensOM transported 10 this
piace Il! ice-ventitatca curs fully 1.0oD tons Ut
particular md CHOICE cuts pf 1lert uiltl vege
tables for hotel md boartting-llouso usc:, \
York City alld Citicng0, the vcntflntlng- cnrs
being attached to fast express trains. Thu
surrounding country !,era does not furnish
fnsteNt f!ca II Y fss s ~ tpasans nsSsn6Is s
upon for tona upon thus of, butter and cxgs.
while tho Adirondack reutn,I, the big Ii kes,
tho Saglellay, and other rivers. M we'll Is
the seashore, c91no to tho iront with fish,
rcqulsition must be matle from every scc-
ton covered by tho p0llltA Ut tho co1lipas
But, ns regards spring -water alMl goUtl 4r,
Saratoga l,Na always an fncxlaustible slip
ply OH hand; thesU natural resources pruyc
Its ltncQtlRlcd stock Iii tratle.
OTHER IrEMs or lMroNTASCE.
Morris Luke House, overlooking Saratoga
Laku, WIS opened to-tiay. Few rDutl-hallsus
y! tic country have wider reputation tllaIl
this one, which IL managed by the owner,
The American Hotel improvements will
not In cHmtlfntnfi Till AflNNk .5Unp III nr 11
, 1881-06-04

Tho alleged appearances OF tho aca.aerpsut
ha,U brcn generally rc1ectcd u sa1lprA yurns,
Lutterly, huwcvur, sciuni!tic Hen Nrc Inclined ID
mousters which lived tA the eas!tsr gooloxio
psriuds snAy havv c,ino 4own TO oue own tIpe,
Thu number Aud rtsppt!H0lllty pe thp&e who
, 1881-06-04
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.

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Putin Lay, @.
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prescribing 1t to my la4ay patients.
". X. Hermann, u. D.. Duahose. Fl.
, 1881-06-04
OTHER TESTIMONY.

FoRr stKApr, D. T., Jan. q, 1881.
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