Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 24. We entirely neglected to write a Sal lutatory for our little BULLETIN with the first number, but do not overlook the importance of a Valedictory an nonneing that this issue is its last ap pearance fur the season. We hope that it has served the purpose designed and has given satisfaction to the many who have received it. Perhaps we may do so again, don't know nov. With many thanks to those who lib erally gave us their cards, and to others for their kind words, we shuffle off the daily harness and fall back on the weekly HErUALD, to which we kindly invite attention. The Thespians Gave a very pleasant entertainment in their Hall Wednesday evening. The bad weather prevented a large attend ance. Slasher and Crasher and Fish Out of Water, two excellent comedies, were played by members of the Club. Last night the weather was good, and the actors were greeted with a full house. The performance of Wednes day evening was repeated in first class style, the frequent applause by the au dience showing their warm apprecia tion and enjoyment. The fellows who run the "high die," "chuck-a-luck," "wheel of fortune," and such games. are reaping a rich harvest. People who risk their money at such things are impervious to good advice, and we do not propose to waste any on them: it would be "casting pearls before swine." They belong to that numerous class who only learn in the school df experience. Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Holmes, L. H. Watts, Master of Laurens County, Mr. J. A. Watts, Col.*. C. Watts, Mr. Ir by and others from Laurens Court House are attending the Fair-a fine looking delegation. Mr. Geo. Marshall, of Ninety-Six, is in town, with a splendid team 'of chest nut sorrels. Col. Win. Wallace, of Columbia, is in town. Those having articles on exhibition here wishing to exhibit the same at the State Fair can make their entries with Col. Holloway, the Secretary, before the Fair closes, and send articles down Saturday before the Fair opens. This is a great convenience. We are plea'sed to learn that Mrs. Langford returned from Maryland last Friday. bringing with her Miss Henri etta, of whose serious illness mention has been made, and that she is some-f what improved. Annie, a bright, pretty little daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Y. Leavell, died Thursday mnorning, of pneumonia, ag.ed three years. She had been sick only a few days. IN TIME FOR THE FAIR! JUST OPENED! The freshest, nicest and best lot of French and American Candies, Canned Goods, Nuts, Fruits, &c. Get a supply before going to the Fair. and another when you return, from yonrs truly, A. . JONES At the old place next to Dr. Pelham's. Visitors to the Fair IN NEED OF CLOTHINq uder-wear, ha'rs, SHOES, SHIRTS, CRAVATS, VALISES, U1MBRELLAS, Will find it to their advantage to call on WRIGHT&J. W, COPPOCK MOLLOHON ROW, Where can be found every article that man or boy has need for, aily and all of which will be sold at PrIces Which Defy Competition! Give Us a Trial and Be Conviued! Dr.S.F,FANT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Choice Perfumeries, -AND Elegant Toilet Articles. PURE IvIEDIGINAL WINE9 and LIQUOBS A SPECIALTY, *i PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT &LL YOUR~S OF TILE DAY AND NIGHT. H. A. BURNS Is prepard for NEWBERRY'S GALA WEEK, And can show the choicest assortnment of ONFECTIONERIES AND FRUITS, CANNED GOODS, legars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Pipes, &c. Ever brought to this market. Polite Attention ! Popular Prices! STORE NEXT TO POST OFFICE, NEWBEfiRY FEMALE ACADEMY. Cheap Tuitio, Thorough Education, : DRY GOODS. 2 The BULLETIN Will, diIng the Fair, con, tai coluim afer eolnoin of a(lvertiseients each adverti4(:r elaiming to have the best and the ch(axest. I am not a magician. and in spite of modern improvenents.have no private met hd of importing goods from the moon or from any other planct, nor have I discnvercd the secret of making money by selling all goods at less than cost. And yet the comnpari.-son of my prices with those of oth-r houses, ais well as the un biased remarks ot enstomers. firmly con vinces nIC that for GENERAL SnorN Iny. my establishmen' is .sup-erior to aiy in New berry. The Departments are all full. My Mammoth 4tock connrises i)!Y Goois, BooTS and !oEs. CLOrmNt, lTS., CROCK ERY, TRUNKS. SADI)LES. IIAINEss, &C. FAN CY GooDs and NOvIONS a specialty. 'artic ular attention is called to the Department of DREsS Gools an LAIES' CLoAKs. A lot of Horse Covers at $1.5o each. A visit of inspection, entailing no obiigation to pur chase, is cordially extended to all. W. T. TARRANT, Next Door to the National Bank, NEWBERRY, S. C. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET F1NE Watches, Jewelry, SILVER WARE, &c., AND THE PLACE IS AT EDUARD SCHOLTZ', NEXT TO DR PELIIAM'S. Where will be offered BARCAINS During Fair Week. Handsomest stock in Newberry and low est prices. It yonr Watch is out of repair bring it in and have it put in order. W. H. WALLACE, AiUmey al Law, NEWBERRY, S. C. GROCERIES tJ0NEfJTIONEBIEE. JAMES F. TODD, At the Old Baltimore Corner, Extends a cordial invitation to all VISITORS TO THE FAIR To make his store headquarters for the pur chase of CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS AND GROCERI ES, COME ONE. COME ALL Tiie Fair opens this morning with the conmest for the best horseback riding by boys under 15 years old. After which comes the exhibition of Mules, then of "Horses open to the County." The attention of farmers and con suniers is called to card of Mr. M. Foot & Son, where tbey sell Granite ville goods at manufacturers' prices by the hale. Visitors to the Fair who visY writc are invited to the HERALD Bo Store. Paper, pen and ink will b furnished free of charge. Committees. Sample of Field Crops and Vegetabb -Dr. J.Wm. Folk, supt; Committee, F. Long, A. J. Gibson, W. L. Ducket Household department, 'A'-B. Ramnge. supt; Committee, Mrs. K. Davis. Mrs. Frank Moon, Miss Edit Henderson, 'B.' Committee, Mrs. M. Baxter, Miss Lizzie Schumpert, M T. B. Chalmers. 'C.' Committee, H. Cline, Mrs. J. S. Hair, Mrs, Jo Maxcy. Mechanical department-James Meredith, supt.; Committee, R. H. A derson, Wallace A. Cline, J. N. Fowle Leather, Harness, &c.-D. V. Scurr supt; Committee, J. D. Hornsby, I. W Herbert, R. L. Luther. Chemicals, Oils, &c.-Dr. R. C. Ca lisle, supt; Committee, Dr. J. K. Gil der, Dr. J. M. Thompson, Dr. L. B Bates. Domestic Manufactures-H. C. Mos ley, supt; Committee, J. R. Wright, H D. Boozer, Mrs. E. P. Chalmers. Needle and Fancy Work-Jno. Leavell, supt; Committee, Mrs. Jn R. Sondley, Miss H. A. Keitt, Miss E. Rav. Floriculture, Drawings and Painting -Dr. 0. B. Mayer, Sr., supt; Commit tee, Rev. J. C. Boyd, W. H. Wallac Lewis W. Simkins. Horses, Jacks and Mules-To be fil ed. Cattle-L. W. Bowers, supt; Co mittee, E. S. Keitt, J. K. G. Nance, H. Boulware. Goats and Sheep-Perry Halfacr supt; Committee, Jacob Epting, G. Reagin, T. M. Lake. Swine-J. C. S. Brown. supt; Coin mittee, J. C. Duckett, R. S. Thomas, A M. Dominick. Poultry-P. J. Stephens, supt; Con mnittee, J. Y. Harris, W. T. Robertso Dr. J. L. Sims. JOHN P. KINAR -AND COMISION BEIN, NEWBERRY, S. C. All goods consigned to my care will r ceive prompt attention and sold to best a antae