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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
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Gorreiponosnj an Die Gunsburfsr in
@merifa.
(via gsrlaiass.)

(via Vaiaiass.)
Sreut ss bic gonsborfer In Gmerita AZ
u%srnsbmen, baB bic alts Ssimat5 in Besua
auf Ndsrbau elmer neusn bs0srn 3utunft
~entsesensebt, 10 Tam Id beuts sbsnfaIs
an bisier Stsue bsntsrfsn, haB ss mid ni9t
msnissr frsut burd i5rsn 8srmittler 6rn.
Esulanbt ~ u%eruebmen, baB bic gonsbors
fer balt INNER nod 9ousborfsr gebliebsn
Hno, rdmli4 baB iie, obsIsi9 Gauienbe
pon Wsilsn pon benz 5simatbslanbe ent.
fsrnt, bod nod tmmsr an ben tn berleIb,n
iattinbsnben Neusrunssn, grsisniHsn Iopie
an benz Wo5le ibrsr 5simaibsbriSsr rsssn
Antbsil nsbuIen.
Da i'd, sIsid uisIsn 2sietn bieier 3siIen
auf freunbidaftli9e @ate aussuisisn bin,
UNI RsnntniB BON ben In Der Seimatb a1
sutrasenbsn Neusrunssn ~ betommsn, 10
mag man pon mir nidt srwartsn, mas man
BON sinem tn Der 5simaib isIbf anidSissn
Barssr eruarten t6nuts.
0as 5auptsrreisniB felt meiner pom s.
September 1881 ass botirtsu gorreipon,
beng III obns 3ueifeI has RsiuItat Der De,
m~sinbepabIsn, bic sessn Wttts DeBsmbsr
ffattfanbeu.
austrstsnbs WitsIisbsr parsn: Sr. Su.
bsrtp pom eolbst. Sr. &ubsn unb s.. @oos
pom gonsborf unb y. Nii5sl SOB. uou
S6eibiSen (Ni5sl8boD.
NuBer Bor9enaunten batten nod folaenbe
Sanbibatsn f9 aufseifslt: ST.. Ntpsns
Rid, 5rsplinssr Rid S1atf Ystsr aus
Der 9einri4t, iopis Sr. Sbusissr-goss
fir S9eibsen fsrner nod Sr. Braun Better
BON SudenfeIo. Wssen Der groBen 3abl
bon @anbioaten par bic WabI cine itpis
liSe, unb bisism 1mfaube 1T IS suiui1rei
ben, baB beim srftsn BabIsanss Riemanb
bic eiforbsrte Aa1abl BON Stimmsn erbislt.
Sti4wabl fanb buiidsn Zen SIN. Rsp,ns,
5rspliuser, S4arf unb S1weiser iiatt,
uouou bic bsiosn grffsn gewabIt wutSsn.
Settipu Sreibwsilsr psrlor elm Witslieb,
wel@es Der felt sinisen Sabren nsussbilbe
ten Ssttion S5sibsen sufi.I, In Der ST..
Braun unS Or. Daii@sl ssudbIt wurbsn.
BrsibpeiIsr bsilbt felt siuiss Wnuatsn
cine G Rir9e. Das alts RapsI5sn IN
psri9punbsn unb bic psri1isbsasn 8au'
materialsu, bic pom abrsibsn bsrisIbsn
bertamen, wurbsn gum aufbau Der nsusu
Rtrde bsnutt, bic etwas b6bsr auf BEN
Dese nod @olbst erridtst worben III. We'
gen bss Baues Der Rtr9e, mar suii5sn
Solbet unb Brsibwsilsr Elm tleinsr 3uilt
s%ntltanben, tn bem eriterss sipsn Wss
mad Stoppelbof, Letters absr cine Rir9s
wini9ts, Da bas Budget bisisr Ssttion
ni4t erlaubte, bsibs Ortitaftsn 30 bsfris'
blsen, 10 purbe 5ulest tu @unitsn Don
Sreibpeiler snti4ieoen, inbsm islbss gum
gufbau elmer Rtr9s srmd5ttst wuros.
CUR BstabIuns Der Rir9s bat Brsibpsls,
bisiss Sabr stnsn auBsrsswobnIi9sn SoI,'
i4las anseoIbnst, Idnsft Der Brsibpsilsr-
@brifna9sr Bride. Der lssiidbriSs
9olSitIas BON YrsibpsiIsr mar TN WlI'
IsrtbaI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14

ant. R9 uorbsbaIte, 70 LANCE bas Brudens
gels ;u erbsben, Dts bas aufsebradte ga;
pital amorttirt iet. Dieter Ratb geiel
tsinenfaus. Wan bofft uieImebr, baB Die
Abseorbneten bsmnd1f In Der Rammer
bas Yroieft nodmaIs 3ur Spra1e brinaen
unb Der untsrftdtuns ber Rssisruns ems
pfsblen. Die Roiten sinss Bridsnbaues
tn Stetn wdrben mad ssma9ten auffels
lunssn ca. 1o0, 900 Sran.en betraaen.
WIr fdr9ten, baB bel benz iesissn Sinan,s
8uftanoe bes 9anbeS bic Bride nidt Az
Stanbe t6mnit, es iei benu ais Actienuxs
ternebmen. giisrner Sbsrbau tda,e n
tarli& biaissr.
Remidj. Auf elmer aul ls. Sanuar auf
ben Bannen pom Dsbr, SiebIinsen xub
DiImar ron ben 6erren grnef Sauer,
@erber; 6. 2aeroir, SanbeIsmanu; Joi.
Wader, Rentner; 6. Qacroir Sobn, aqe
BON &emi1 unb W. SeipsI BON 8eQens
ftetn +ueranfaIteten Ereibiasb murben 10
9aien uno 8 6I9fe erIest. Oas Dil6
n1ub ~rarfein, mad Der Beute iu urtbsileu.
Bel s9snsen msIben f9 bic gorboten
bes Srablinss iebr frib: go bradte au1
IL. Sanuar elm S4uIiunse aus benz ben
Botanisera isbr b~stanuten Walbe r5eIsH
eineu id6nen poliinbis bIdbenbea 0ims
mslsi9Iifel (Primula e%latior, Guckgucks-
blum ober Schlesselblum) nit triumpbts
renSer Wiene ms Oorf, UNI i'm iofort tn
fem @drt9en gu pflantsn.
Yulbermibl. gm Is. Sanuar gormits
tags 1T Der 3ueite Rabausr aus benz S9utte
beraussebra9t uorben. Simmer nod fro,
men BON Rab unb Ssrn 3sute betbei, bic
R9 ben SslsffurS aniebsn uouen. Wan
bat fd babel ~iber3eusen t5nueu, bas nod
eth weitsrer Ebeil tes 5slienS NIT @tniturj
orobt nnb, uenn beriel6e ni9t re6t,sitig
absetrasen wtrt, ueuss unbsil .brinsen
mub. Oas tierour@ suxddt sefdbrbsts
5aus TT inbehen nnbeuobnt.-
9ursmbnrs.-gs idsint, baB bic Stabt
nit ibrsr neueu Wai5anftaIt tsinsu sutsu
9anbel sema9t bat. Die anitalt bstt bic
Betrisbstoffen taum.
Hm II. Sanuar TT BITE Rammer mites
Der e,6ffust woroen. ste uottrts slsi5 siu
@tiss iber bic 2otterien.
Pnlpermible. am Is. Sanuar, Wors
gems sessn elm balb l llbr, ssrist5 bas
Der 5iru1a 6. @o5baur u. gomp. suseb6s
rente, on has S5uIsebduSs anffobenbe
Woumasa3iu In SIammsn, wslas basislbe
iouts bic tn bsmisIbsu aufbeuabrte Boae
unb iOniftssn Wai9iuen sdn1Ii@ ssrfi5rten.
Oas S4uIsebdube, befsu Oa5psrt III
uerltieSensn WaIsn 6sust seiauseu bate,
tonnte serettst wstbsn.
GtpiInano.
Stabt 1reben NADER. - Ssirat5su. -
am 10, Sauuar. 1882. Ri5sI 9uia, Ros
tarlGtsi6rsibsr nit 9atbayina &nsip. cbne
Stanb, beioe aus 9rsusnma5sr. -
Siast Heni9. - Stsrbsfdae. - I'm
!. SeHuar. Sstsr Senuirgsr, alt 81
Sabre, Win;er ,u Hemia, lebi1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
Gin i&3mes COB

aibt auf inbirscts Weiis ben vslo,ioisr
Staatsidulsn- Der ptdibsnt anbrsn
Wbits bon Der Cornell lluiuer1tdt, unis,
ebemaliser @efanbtsr In Berlin. gr sr
flart, bab bic iuuseu 2eute Der 9sSsnuar
@pnitsr unb Stsptiter frb. IS idein
unter ibnen inionoebtit Der @lau5e a.
bsrri4en", iaste sr. vbas bas politii4s Sc
ben sisentIi9 nur elm 5ai9: unb 6angs
fpieI III baB MT Barren cole @sflbls bs
gen baB patriotismus nur sia fabsnidsi
niger 8oruanb III unb baB gbrs unb &sb,
li&teit uoafdnbis aus benz 6ffsntIi&en &c
ben usrbannt fnb.~
6reili4 pbue &sIision teins Woral uni
obne WoraI teine Sarsertussnpenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14

senannten Unit: Sreimaurer gu erridtsnbe
Wonumsnt sntbdut wsroen iou. Wie 5r.
Stobbarb iast, finb bereits $4,000 fur bas
Wonument, weIdes uou Grant, anssfers
ttst werben ioq, geaei9net. EburIou
Wesb iOl einsslaben werbeu, BET Der gnt.
biquns bss OenfmaIS fur Worsan BITE
Teffrebe AL balten,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
8 nxem 6nrgt(&e s,
8ereint8te Staten.
Gorreipuuoen3.

grootIpn, 6. D., 8. Ssbr. 1882.
@ssbrtsr Serr 9onnsr!
Der WIuiamsburssr lInteritisunss
Ysrsiu btslt am Sonntas, ben %. Sanuar,
feline idbrIide Wabl, BET wsl1er folssnbs
pe,ionsn ais Bsamte srforen wurben:
gornege Mnton, Yrdibsnt;
8. Yisrrs Wiusr, SiccsYrdfbent;
@i6oIas parai4, Protocoairenber' Se'
tretdr;
Better 3inn, Siaan,. Sstrstdr;
Ni&oIas OabItm, S9asmsifer.
u. q.
Giuer Gorreiponbenj aus Yort Waib
in9ton entnsbmsn wtr has Solssnte:
am 81. Sanuar farb 3u port Waibinston
Waria gatbarina Gwsn, ssb. Gusnbidsr.
Die 0erfolbsne moi am 8 GpriI 1881 Su
Obsrtolba9 i'm 9roBb. Q~lrsmbars ssbo'
rem, Tam ls4s NIT ibrsn gItsru, bic ii9
In Conn Bslsien pisbsrlisbsn, mad
Nmsrita. 1852 purbs ie bic Satin pon
gbam gpen, Der elm Bis tins alts Batter
lamb bstanatsn 9aibaus NIT pislsm Slid
fibrts: I'm f9 Der grstsbans ibrsr Rin:
Der better pibmsn AZ %t5nnsn, brans tts
0sriorbsne brauf, ba6 Der Batter bas
@aifbaus aufsab, mas er bsnn aud that
Gle naBm bic gr1tsbuns iebr ernif, Dor
unsefdbr elnsm baIben Sabre s,btelt BIZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
yefgif9- Saxem6axs,

gu BsImonts 6 3 e uirb cine asue
Bahe,leitans ss6aut. Der n6tbiss 9runb
ano goosn warb auf benz @ess Der gnts
sisruns gu nisliten 3psden ssuommsu.
Wtt Ssr 8swaIbuns Der 5aibes
fd9eu sibt RakOsns ein sutss Beilpisl.
Ssrt psroen niSt usnissr ais l49t 6scs
tarss auf einmal beneloet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
GtpiITano.

Stabt Wreben NADER. - Ssirat5sn. -
I'm 10. Sauuar. 1882. Ri5sI 9uia, Ros
tarlGtsi6rsibsr nit 9atbayina Rnsip. cbns
Stanb, beioe aus 9rsusnma5sr. -
Siast @rmi6. - Stsrbsfdas. - am
!. Sanuar. Sster Ssnnirssr, alt 81
Sabre, @in;er su Hsmi@, leOig.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06
lrving's rip Van WinkIe."

Delightful old Rip Van Winkle, whom
Washington Irving and Joseph Jefferson
Lave made one Of the most famous Of
Ame characters is Just published, with
other of Irving's choicest "Sketches, in 2
charming little red-line, gilt edge, richly
ornamented volume, for the marvelously low
price OF So cents, or by mail, 40 cents, by
The Useful knowledge Publishing Com
pauv, Of New York City. They issue an
edition of the same bound in plain cloth
for IS Cts, postpaid, and another, new in
style of binding, appropriately named 'Cul-
ity," icr enly Is cents, postpaid These
volumes are i>s4ed especially 10 : how To
he book-hus in millions fhb rn:tattcr OF
the literature a:.! qn"Ii'y OF aOrkmanship,
with tie mord' riut cconu"iF N cost, which
the IL! erary RrbcIiiuu' proposes to pro-
duce. u large number OF -i.ins;ar:i ard eI-
ceedingIy desirable works being announced
to follow rapidly, equal 10 quality aud econ
omv of cost. The red line edition is Ger.
tain}v one Of the most exquisite little vol
umes which has ever found It's way into the
homes of ordinary mortals, and the "Utili-
~" edition places the famed low prices even
Of the Literary Revolution" far in the
background. The books will certainly sell
by tie hundred Thousand, and ought to sell
by the million. A postal card will seGEre
specimen pages and catalogues from the
publishers, The Useful knowledge Publish
!, lug Company, l62 William Street, New
York City.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06
American NEWSPAPERS in 1882.

TsG lmciican Newspaper Directory,
which will be i<sqed ae1t month by Geo.
p. Rowe!! j. Go Of New York, Sii! roEtai;i
the names Of 1851 periodicals in the Un;-
ted States and Territories, which is gain
OF IA in tie year just passed. Tie num-
Der Of dsi!y papers mas Increased IN some
what larger proportion, and is now repre-
sent, :,s : ;i-i. OF 996 against 92i in 1881.
The Iarges; increasc I-AE lt2n in New York
10 dailies, 20 of all SORTS. lt.nois End
Missouri show percentage Of gain which
is even greater, while Colarado leads al!
others in the percentage of increase, both
of daily and weekly issues. California,
Netraska, Nc~@Ga> Oregon, South Carolina,
Tennessee, Vermont, an+ West Virginia
have fallen behind 1881 in the total nqm-
Der of periodicals issued. In Georgia,
Maine and Massachusetts the suspensions
have exactly countcrbalauced the new VEN
lures. In every State not mentioned above,
and in the Territories. there has been an
increase.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06
Petesson's Magazine,

For May ;s RECEIVED: as bright an& wei
come Is May Itself E'!,a principal steel ell
craving, Comm TIro TIE ilye," is espc-
tally beautiful, and ILLUSTRATES Il cap tal
story by Frank Lee Benedict. The article
| on ':Scandinavia," with its numerous engrav-
ings and its account Of the Vikings, is one
of tho very noticeable papers for which this
| magazine is becoming famous. Then there
is A charming love story, barbara" by q
! new contributor, from whom We hope often
| TO hear. Mrs. Stephens powerful novelet
! Of Washington society deepcns n interest
with the chapters in this number. The ii,
| ips,rst:ons for fashions, emhroideries, and
fancy work generally, are as numerous and
ncw in style AS ever. There are two color.
ed patterns, a speciality with Petersen,
| no othrr giving these patterns. We 10
! 10. see how any lazy, o. eten family, can
10 without this invaluable monthly. The
| mice is but TWO dollars year, with great
deductions to clubs, and Il free copy, or
| nho,ocraph album, or large engraving, for
! letting up the CLUB. l: is still IN time to
Subscribe for 1882 Specimens are sent,
gratis, 10 those wishing to get up clubs.
Address. Pctcrson's Magazine, SO7 Chest
! nu, Street, l'hiiaqelp5;a, Pa.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06

Mr.. Jo!,nstone on Redistricting the State.
The correspondent of the News and
Courier interviewed several prominent
men who were in Columbia last week
attending the meeting of the State Ex-
ecutive committee; among them MIR.
George Johnstoae, of Newberry. Mr..
.Iohnstone said: Il am heartily in favor
of redistricting the State. I think it
would be grave mistake in every con-
,ceivable point of view not to do so.
This .opipjqa YES entertained by me
during the last session OF The l1egisla-
ture and has only been strengthened by
developments since. During the scs.
sion of the Legislature no one imagined
that the State would be allowed more
than one additional Congressman. Had
1t been supposed otherEise ! am salts
fed that rot a half dozen members
would have favored their election from
Tie State at large"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06
The Grown Of Praise.

IN Patent Character Notes. Acol!ection
Of HYMN. Tunes, Gospel Songs, Anthems,
Glecs and Part Songs, for Singing Schools,
Ghoirs ard Conventions. By Aldlne s.
kieff.r and }. H. Tcuncy. Price IS cents.
Published BY Oliver bison & Co., Boston.
patent clscacter note? 1t is precise
" the same as all ordinary note, except in
the shane Ct the bead. Each note OF the
scale has distinctive shape, end retains
its own peculiar character through ali To"
various keys. BY this means, II becomes
matter of comparative ease to tx the form
Of each of these notes, and once learned, TO
tell on the instant, the name OF any 81 liable
in any key. Aside from this convenience
10 beginners, the contents Of the book, IN
noint of merit, are more than ordinarily
good, and comprise large number OF noe
f,ieces of sacred and secular nature, that
w;ll com pare tavorabiy with the contents OF
hooks Of like nature. The authors nave
been. upiforEily successful in this KIND OF
work. and in those sections where they are
best known aud appreciated. the fact that
thew are the compilers is alons SUFFICIENT.
Combining in one volume, music Of nature
suited 20 the singing school, or Tor choir
singing, giving for each large variety, ana :,
Of the right sort, "The Grown OF Praise
will surely find IA remunerative field. 1t has
l7G pages, and about 200 pieces.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06
Nesting of CoIored Citizens.

4 meeting Of colored citizens was
held in the Hoge School House Monday
night to take some action relative to
the approaching Municipal election.
4Ssm Chappell was call d to the CHAIR
and B. w. Nance acted as Secretary
Speeches were made by d. II. Matett,
T. J. Clayton and B. w. Nance sd7o-
eating the placing of q colored man on
the ticket; and by James Henderson
on the stock law, election law, registra-
ticn law. &c, &c. On motion the fol-
lowing committee was appointed to 60
ssnto the convention Friday. 7th. and ask
sssor representation on the municipal tick
q: Ward l, D. H. Maffett; Ward 2, AL
It Counts; Wards, Ike Roberts; Ward
w. Nance.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06

Of the Committee: on Ways and Means
Of the House. We have every conf
dencc that he would make an active
and fearless representative in the Halls
of Congress.
LWSnnS6oro Ne1Us and Herald.
The Newberry HERALD says that the
Town Council is considering the ques-
ton of providing q fire engine for that
place. And why not so provide? New
berry can afford 10 put on city airs, :"
having an Opera House, ten bar-rooms
and a bread wagon.-LaurenSville Her.
ald.
Yes. and Laurens might have had an
Opera House too if she had got license
on all the Newberry liquor her people
drank last year.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06
Almost a Fire.

ON Saturday afternoon, the 25th ult.,
one Of Tie upstairs rooms of the resi-
dence of Uncle Mari: Boyd was disco7-
cred to be on fire. There had been no
fire there. that day, and when first seen
it had penetrated the roof and was slow
ly entering 4 room below. There were
no males in the house, but luckily the
ladies preserved their presence of mind
and gave the alarm, and soon white
aad cGlored friends caMc 10 the rescue
and the old homestead WAS saved with
out loss. Little Tommie Blair, neigh
boris son, proved Il hero in his dctermi-
nation to wheel Cousin Matte, the af-
ticted daughter, from the building, and
deserves credit for his heroism. The
origin of the fire is laid to the rats who
it is supposed carried match behind
the ceiling. We congratulate the fani-
ly on their escape from the destruction
Of the building.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06
The Excelsior Literary Society,

Of Newberrv College, held its tweu-
| ty-thirti anniversary in the Opera House
Friday night. The hall was corliorta-
blv filed by IN appreciative audience.
Few. W. F. Dickcrson, Of the Episcopal
| CharclI, opened the exercises with
prayer. Mr.. S. j. Derrick. the Prcsi-
dent, welcomed the audience in short
and chaste address. Mr.. T. J. Hunter
read an essay on the subject, "Po>'r
workmen find fault with their tools. y
The thoughts and the language .: the
essay gave evidence Of careful prcpara-
ton and were quite creditable to the
yourg essayiSl. The qrery, "Shoul'l
| the protective tariff be ;.holished?" was
debated by Mr. +. J. Houseal in the
affirmative, and Mr.. J. NJ. Kibl4r in
the negative. The debate exhibited a
diligenl study of the subject and III ex-
tensire acquaintance with the various
branches of national industry affected
By the tariff laws.
The affirmative insisted that tariff
for protection was legislation for the
few against the many; that it put high
price on many articles Of general ne
cessity, and thus took 4 large amount
of money out Of the pockets of the peo-
I pie at large and gave it to the manu-
facturers. He quoted and endorsed the
position taken by Mr.. Aiken in recent
speech in Congress, that mo protection
should be given any article beyond that
which would place the producer upon
m equal footing with the foreign pro-
ducer in the home market He dwelt
particularly upon the hardship forced
upon the producers Of cotton by this
protective tariff, and illustrated his po-
sition by the fact that the Bessener
Steel Company, by reason Of the large
protection given it, makes an annual
profit upon its manufactures nearly
three times as great as is made upon ali
the cotton of the eleven principal cotton
growing States in the Union.
The negative insisted that protection
was necessary to the existence of many
manufacturing enterprises in this coun-
try: that without it the competition
from Europe would destroy them, and
that the great demand for European
manufactures from this country would
raise and keep. the price Of foreign pro-
ducts rs high as they now are Under the
tariff. .sbesides throwing ont of employ
mcnt thousands Of latorers WHO are
now engaged in manufacturing. lie
':;lniit thpt the present protective
tariff is not just in al particulars. and
that the protection should be iesseucd
rs to some articles, bat contended that
protection. should not be abolished.
The Oration by Mr.. G. f. Werber
was fine effort: His manner and his
diction are easy and graceful; and
while he may not possess the impetuos-
ity and fire that mark the gifted orator
be has the self-poise and the earnestaess
that make forcible. effective speaker.
All the participants in the exercises
were the recipients Of fattering tokens
Of appreciation from the fairer: portion
Of the audience in the way of bouquets.
The exercises closed with the bene-
diction by Rev. Luther Broaddus, OF the
Baptist Church.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06
Mar. %, 1882
WaIhaIla Female Coliege----AnniGersarY
Orator.

WaIhaIIa Female Coliege----AnniversarY
Orator.
Geo. B. Cromer. ESQ, n talented
young lawyer Of the Ncwberry bar, and
!: graduate of Newberry College. will
tleiizcr the anniversary address before
the Philophrenian Society Ct the Wal
halla Female College at Tie commence
m"nt exercises on Thursday. jane %,
1882. Mr.. Crolner is we'll known to
onr people and we anticipate a rare
rect in listening TO him again us in
days youc ny. when hc was piodding
his ru!Ir,e days in our town. He is Il
fine >ch"lar and good speaker. We
congratulate the Society in sccurin::5,
such Il promising young man rs its an
niversa.y orator. WuiAu'i& Coavief.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06
Saturday Night Entertainment.

A very pleasant musical entertain
ment was given at the rooms of Mrs.
w. II. Clark on Saturday evening, and
which we regret not being able to at
tend by reason Of sickness. The per-
formers We're Mrs. Clark, Mr.. Werbcr,
aRd Mr.. IohI ". Taylor, who compose
an orchestra Of rare excellence and
ability, tks latter named gentleman be-
ing one of, if not the best, cornetist in
the State. Several spirited pieces were
also rendered on the piano by Mrs.
Robt. Y. Leavell, songs too were given
by Misses Leila and Maggie R!ves and
Mrs. ". P. Hopscal In addition, Miss
Chase, \ guest Of Col. l-eaveil. With
Mr.. Eugene Leavell, entertained the
company assembled with several pleas
ing recitations. On the whole the even
ing was delightfully."- spent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06
CHArPELL'S DEror, S. c

W. T.. PEelaiM, Newberry, &C.
1t gives inc great pleasure to state that |
have used "Pelham's Pcctor.l Syrrp" in
my practice and have ioull Inc 3aine :,
valuable remedy. In obstinate cases of
coughs, colds, and the many throat alEcc-
tions Incident to our variable climate, The
Syrup will be found 4 valuable correcting
aud soothing agent possessing thc,hish
virtue Of afording speedy relief. I would
not do without the Peclor4l ;snd prefer it
TO all the other remedies know
- Very respectfully yours,
l9-S :. =. L-O. DIGKERT, N. 3.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-06
Worth Subscribing Ea,

'STt.r
The Spring number Of Ehrich'S Fashion
Quarterly is out ard as usual it is ;Gll Of
matters interesting to ladies. Commencing
with Ike important item Of ladies costumes,
it t.avcrses the whole field Of .cmiEiGc nc.
ccSsitics, and shows the latest 3t?leS IL bon
nets, feathers, flowers, shoes, buttons,
gloves, worsted wear, and hundred ether
necessities ana accessories 20 the toilet.
The book is filled FROM end TO end with H.
lustration drawn from actual articles Or cos
tune, and the descriptions which follow The
pictures are so :ersciy and clearly written
tina: no lady can be at . loss in making her
selections, and deciding exactly what will
suit her. As compendium Of the great
art Of Shopping, the Fashion Quarterly pos
sesscs a valac all its own.
Altogether, we cordially recommend the
Fashion Quarterly to our readers. II il 4
useful, wcll-conducted family magazine,
and, at its price of fifty cents year, should
find no lack of subscribers The publishers
are Enrich Bros, OF Eighth Avenue, New
York.
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Newberry Forever.

We are pleased to say that Mr.. Jas. s.
d. Crawford has once again pltcheo us
tent in old Aewberry; the tact Is ne
could not stay away, and now he IS en-
sased in dispensing groceries ana nc
macs ut the store of Messrs. Norris ~
Co., on Main Street, where he Will DC
most happy to wait or his friends.