The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, July 14, 1869, Image 2
Tit earpet . and usefui minister of
Chriat, is now pas tr of the thuttch at
Newherre, S. C, and onr of thke edit urs
.f the Relilinum Heral'!. lie is a i teu
of Dh. J. C. Furman, but i< l=early i.
Aid a his uncle, aid lonk" older. In
1861, he resigned the eartoratl eare of
the Gret ville Baptikt Churct, on iac
count of bad heath. lie h. 'een pa"
tor of that Church for about t%trvIe
rea, during which time the menber-'
*hip and eficiency of that Chrre-h wrec
greatly increased. It uai during this
WOeU-t 'me- I e17a ?
Gree e, Rere it re s ", yemgme
an eatthere eay , fur.an
all of untr to attertl the
e Dr. Ri.:hard Farm-in
th.9 IS y f Ytr-tling an u11fluttee,
the iri can berknnwrt.nnfy
in eterni m tier - .Sd4 t,
these yo fh .t-M ithd .
stret EbrSugi ar-r att
of the young mother in the ke 1(4
hao gibrjabia bsidaiv
fe M4d 444 AsiVEsNe'Al
h d =ao 617cf l e
}owitaMpdote We h&,d ftIe-IthJ
r 'gesy, an have ine.
a.inglo senun *.ieh.did.
h )telareil, at4. was
ritb mauc eanie,ie".
btt tirsd Vt.-l teari Mu 1era
a nd.' C ia.n
iai J-'wieokn
Ad all bit41c: si*'
r.:a-.1 tie t eL1 ""eie
ervibust rnons.
i rt. jthe WeRkinghd ,t .
sW. ... sJ r 7, .Li9-Te
the lnd of the ee,i..n of
s i retRlt- rKt tht.+ ekee,
--4gsdW4 isat itb t''
.taa b erd. T rli iu
the:. i t t
.q thet aat ii-selr
j4tt, ain, Jin.2e.
-d se o: .cec:t:: eta :
h e on'tbcrtor dead
'~&ue,h 4x& tVEU tL h.
read to.s6oe of a Ftateszaan."
*g -
& iZf see es is 0a
present tsime," bv W. S. Wirucued.
Mitser aiemen at-c .4b1-efl
M seei-tha tihe teache4'iad[1o'
been kne.-Cor. Ch. News.
* mSWoirOUtofSt.Et%N9 A.OI -
3-Sma'a .Atbany i.jtnot v ithsa
h thaRevolhtinn.e o aimend4
th iat mart iud ye pie s'iud nele.e
.p f aI- hi?. faa au'M
idAI$ hA ifle
ae irei hiuis
a 4twEssphsess besm,r b-ith
,heSCtgabaedr: bete.sne:
wbthef,Masolyi,~ inetaed
deus tores, boteddu. iril ere ie
t~aI6aupond wihebasesin ad
. aris e inbrhrs he weenhths
esd,ahtruan bce girl hy,e~4t wnee
uta4er 'idg1t,under the t,ame beds
sbi,thba usanet by any oither dis
t,aing cau'ce, Thtere is nothin.g that
sRi.deuanige:the neryt)ias f..rce as Ii)
1Egg1ight in bed with -anlbr . persan
who ls ab.sprben% iin nerv-a.surce. The
u~l1go to sleep and. re.sti1l
et bIT4 the eliminator nuil be t om1b
frsig re.stie-a and' - nervous,
seraIe in the moreing frtetu, p.e
vih, .faultAnding and d a -oarnted. N.'
kperseas no. matter wbo they are
shipk ait.ally aleep .tegethevr. One
g th ri'e and the oinr will iose.
.Tbs is the law, and in msarr ied life it is
de5eed almnost unierslly."
'1, Av-m ALTraxxrne -The Fo ft
MJos(Wia -nesir.) lieral has the
n:"A dreadful repoirt wa' cur
i~fin this wiflge ytewrday thnt amrund
bahd. itten Iwo eikien-a hoy of
emand a girl .f four-in the to-rn ut
10 tis' county, and) that tae pa
iitt hse samies we did not kerr',
fornetgythe attending physi
.tht te olyPOsi.'4e way for the
'ento escape the agenits ofroe
uv"be to take thrir liver. Iwredib'le
op~~he,boy.add bled him adth,
. ele seems 'no n'doubt .of
this, a it is welItte'
Mi carr'agi tedntatiis flWyOtE 11ls
bury, Alderman Macef. -~ andyeera?
other of th-eity officists,l up.t~ on- the
5Ith, and the occupants wrere4rp9r4ed in
*the mud:
TERRIBLE COnFLAGRATIro IN IORRY Co.
we iea, from tht Iorry News that one
of th t ext "Cris ever known
in tha 1in n r:agin- for the
f6a-t !t t
hruke -
Bay, , e e a
rene it Q o e
t,e lv taenty hile e a te
1 rt"nti of the fire i. unknown. The
eountry thrnagh wlich.it pas.d ik liter
ally burned up. Bay after Bay and
ra am after swam '
timber emu:npletely det royed. The
.rtnnah, with the turpentine .oxes,
are :nade mterile w a"ti . Tih._hot dry
weather residered it iuapo-si t'To Vffi f?k
the onwa:d tnstch of the fl-ames. It i-I
vet hurninsr, b,ut %ill be likely to stip
-its aareer. cn the Lauk. of the.. Aaea.
niaw. We hare n.~t len-ned~the~pacti,
by this tire, but are hagytied that they a
,u! aed, l d .l A:a
;"n. the der untaetcred, and
..,id rat ensnkes n de to, ,e, A n,-e
thgasMi es t adha inarget r.
f .i1 ghttisrigeggibrg Lht gillr3
neks ti.-jma4t Ly'.!r a er,
tenniC ii ofl''t ie tortil T'inent_ .
a1 re glad "ta havd'full ile its of
this tri'ule o'e grath ti. i
Dz-: u ssati te uDr 4rit . l -_P
vilk (iaute aA!atsit tedj;kg;J
tig g.r.4l rea t!,t " a h a i e
'of A,>t-h,. .s Nty.at r ctrre,s
suj i to G 6ei l rar,ii lei
a tI I.n4f tn itd; bu i ct ta 3'i
hodi t ient a1tbou 1Ae trl'weA'
aa4~ed oti -her- caWdis#t#. =4h#t#*
ie h.a.onr te-frenuUZhtw.doi R1j '
ankyeestadena.dne;ir I wlldrdel
tub Lhi-sig torhood u -of 4h0 iti - gak". -p
u: h.er bibhaeiiz l.hel Anc her fie.- e
She K a >een 1Fron th h i. " iti
rtading. The efdr-tf tr 1a clitidie
were wifia baer .Ih tin'1,Mr ih.
eai.ed't's her to ei iAfthe'hatie 1bh
he,g am w , bat Ie t hane *,Abe. i
uah :otiff iii hern I
t h,_ ,(!aJ t, :ew ~ t,erint91;
,c1'sd td h t oePtijn eir r hf.'aict sit.;-a t. ": s i :i)' r
"eat e wa's-n'it =' fo' rtttldrt
.~t& ;pt* 1
W: Ls.han =itd b!4>r in 4*e
itrrt , i.f scla erll: Iy
aer, ps4j6mela^y 4n4d,Ta
tha.r inttm JUkn.deretg
es" 09150* l*iP "S
t,aT,'tl'tithti$t ihere ,e,a f &rk
%I4. a bls aletbiied!'OM
th.ebarinale& f ibariy'64a Jts
'achaIla advrs.S' liatij
aelenatie afwti wal: s ihint **esd
ae me :. aortaiateineds dith td~
fea - eat ai,thbp., aettoe (ti
her n pr.dt nernverar .
wumi "Iat peta " 6 eiarl iwu
tile .arr . ' tlt'S. -~ hO ~J
.It ws a randin* i
howeg'F'ound h'li 1bifyev e
amst 14t4e- phuae ndt gwes5ntiint
nEyingeLaaion TOfAIKl the err
thetsMr. a' Jo.n So, at tigeidn (;Pfy
-Ieoubi, fof the ire ate tncsres ori
phave mide the aosate wit Ieb.
hpeat prre,nt' bif mv'.. r1a,ry. a"'I
warty'Kl ''at&trese" weener im-rdba
'atthat ab fi fiet lad. T1"bid
as pio w;41bn a- nbairppetkeifr' .
raruei-s hers i thtbe b fr ado1ta S
opriaetetiirp. agcaps nnrodfe
.al be r- i f.Wilir pon tve b i
that Mr. iTh J. &artaa .ug Catte.
plniid st.The dak 1iie(tr e
i.fna im tedec to ga.ryisfeeWush~he.f
whet pie ac, frJ hijs bi-4lae , aoi
twerty-six hshenlse iie acI '.Ir
inth aeas. y-i ::eehig dc
Wer~ui her alsrk be rerha toaSightek
refiae; ri,an e n t fgas aau,, a
R. . Stoe, ro the nMja;hr j-nu i
etet.irnoavin brgiesti to ttNye
theatkt.ing up one Zi..~ !s aa
ne sayse of f aing,o Jadt t by uin
prnpe felzinr agn- .-u'odfed
c4an K ercli.z-Tan ou noo WadW b
tae roftabl tti-Spartn.r azte
Lalirr etoany HiElv.ire
i a~r en'cOesubjec to .ihength.n:th
~thmetiersl as lawnsr of u ene,r s
T'e quptestof thl e iearraeli aln t th
Pet.br-so"h ohr-ie
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Wa113y Mx"I_i,Jaly 14, 1869.
sd.
rni itf d old cominop
oi rofStates and Stat
ed over sea
erv h r Wells has beet
efeated immense voe
ic Sesnpei yrantais. Let us have
Peace.
The readers of this paper h5+ a i ,
reat improvement in tL.e quantity and qual
t.of lts-reading-matter lattly: We sincere'
v tru<t that L:s cnIer riting ranagt . auc
oprietor, Al ,T. ill conimue io. tti
is efforts to'make the Ii enix a first clli
ewtp-p r, both in size and material. I
a saifd t.hat JJ l Elmore.,; Rh., qaitr
rell known io many of .our readers, bas
tl t ' edttbrial'Obair ft,r the past i
e ,tba't be wiihprobsbly aqame the
batifthrgaper t sto ear' -day.
r0I) W40 feir-l>M Efiore -has t
tt3ei f61 #ctiEir.diat ma the
teibaGh p'bperl - .
of y .Wupg>taD qgeeow.
g A Vli1raUsb9r,
ie 'etuamese labor. has.sprun,
nddenly upon ius, nd daily assnea great
r ijsottai . r. M my urge tht .negro ha
or is neither suflideutly. abundant nor re
able, an.d that the influx of European labot
al ogt4her: too sparse and slow for tht
urposesaotSouthern recuperation. With
tt eaaiLpg in4 te relative merits of tht
h >JoatWar:pbttnwsIIird' farmees sht6u'.
iNulI l tai er m T rip 1 tn- patioe
t f! .I 4%& i iteiachable, trae<tt
li6,41 % nj'Itie . labor, in ordirt
b:ti f tliT on:e 'more bloonm
iItN6 ildl as. *More anon.
t *otthe flearth an'd I ome to ap
eafr ntSiitacdae; iilt be a- specially fine
ue, both in the rariety tnd excellence of
a nate.and the beauty and value of i.
1latratiobs. It will contain tt.e beginming
f rTie verv inteeisting Rtory, "The Ro
i:ce pf a Rich . hng Girl," by 'Oetav,
'afl t;ouot o 'Ti "Ronance of a Noo0
Ya kwine wa everywhere se
pOpul. by iea on of the singn
tc z >rextPkot ittplot, the variety, beautt
ufI liip hit*atter or incidents, ita
rtitk a l il1e Opy.e and.tle i ealtIb
us o^ ;pa. ta'. The Romance. of t
SYountg Gr" will be tonnd to poates
giialiie8 ii ,n~egnally pmarked de_
ree:.- e illustrations were 'designed and
r rau,ed es ressly 10, Paris by emhinena
he Cntury Magazlne. Canvas
4rd s sstafted'r the new Chn--a
km bsum & aaday. ;.dr,y
ejiP,iiajrletora SoV
fals4 We Pp'tor a'ra
pwe of dicie f.enaaus-Chestu'er W hie Pig
,r.eth of tei aheribeirs at $1,)e P.ach
lil) . Iajdnrted AIlaernes,. Sutzhdowa.
eel,.&1'octtrv, lnmp.rte.d and Americau:
Sel-4Y%:e 6:, on- thme same.- Iaherrl herar.
ertec sped.nen copy as.d preninol
4.3 Addres 3. tI Bsyer & -Co., Parkee
"4 tl~ acy, rnrertaining and it strne
ae*Fir ,9 p uhr verdict on the Xll
Aner 4it *lvMgzine. Puablished i.
iimo, m:t2eraaron. A ddress F
. - : xil'wiltf; k
thIW'iim ~n The etee
iSM4n SMEORi4 uVifl4rrohg6I9 not ot
sin Tbi*detbrpw jhts - election-afte:
Mocirqtiua Pennsyvlvansia and..Ohio.
logigas.: tran%pired- regarding th.
'exas.eecio,:ii is thought 'that i
(iiYfe.fd for aperio.i equally re
ote.
The IX Ceiturv. The firit number o
b;t t h-arleMon M(agaaine is rich anad rac.
ho, j1ieustratins are worth - the price.
jS tio, i-per nunnm. S'ed iou
carne*w Chirlesto:r, - F. -G. do Fontainw.
liAiM- Manager.
a&wwWr iNt nzntt.me--T he New Yorl.
hg~4i~$bte hich shows that ih
gWVAog'' Ahe.Ptertlm willh im
i m:iO~d& Woria. The",
~~emi1b lg1llteit in tho past. The
Mt%-T 869Y and%lhe first sixteen dai,
iEiS.ehwem* ai t?fais : From Ire
nd. 3(,5i2n; -vGermany, 47.700; En
-and. 29,344 ; ScotJ,ast,4.412 ; Wake
sjaQ * Fance, 1,1I&: Spain, 105 ; Swit
'rlmsl. ,754';. - 111ad,8l6; Nor wa'
408 ;Saede~, 14. 429) ; Denmark, 1.
Soalf, 502; A nerica,n citizenslt, 20,
45; Orand total, 144,2..
TheMrchintof St. Louti proponc
lTriigthe Ia-ges.t prendumuis on cotton
thenext October fair, ever givent il
Ie-W(*,l4sf,? 500 each foar tw.
4044&b*14 uw.cgl fou hundrer
a.dfty peidand one of a4bo: t staplie ant
Si1.K rF riE "RoUND TABL.E."-TiI(
,,,ndwl IaTe. flewspaper has been soki
'v. Mr. Sedtev, the prop,-ietolr, to Mr
loosevelt, of the Citizen, and will be
a rred into the lntter paper. TIhe stylk
ad foral of the Round Table will be re
sined, and the umber of pages will be
creas'edI fromt sixteen to tw ente-four.
te editor ial force of the Citizen will be
agged on the new comabitntion sheet.
[N. Y. Post.
At the~tifth of July jubilee in Charles.
on, the -"Rev" W. II. Brown, whr
aened jhe biat *ith "prayer"-said:
~That lhe thankced Gaed who hadl mad.
heg colored people tree after two hun
We~d-I-fty yeair'of hondage, and hadl
daed thema in trmmph~t' over the wht
en ; that the "colored people '~now hail
he white men down :n the dust and
ecir feet upon their necks."
How y-r,ymFHeFN- A CurM
it.:$fdt she door of the ap;artmeni te
se leOlttoetDf air,- and throw-a
bg~i.fu1gficommnon spiti upon the
- :~tpe,causes smoige norI preeiji
set,The philosophy of this
s, tbat in thbe process of barting thi
alt,muiatic gas is ero.lved3 fidh is ar
NEWBERRY, S. C., July 9th, 1869.
Ma. A. P. PirE - DEAR SIR.-1 he
Conmittee of Examtination, to whose
judgment you bave- entrusted the as
- tioinbe.t o pi zes for Scholashf,
.ould reennmend the flliwing, as i
ju,t distribution, viz:
Ptize to Cltr- C 'to
?ayer.
f the three otht r prizes, the first to
William louseall , -the .eond, to be
drawn for by W. Carwile, and F. Schum
. pe 1, d
4 uR J. JI a fl 4 ie, f- S rr)
-4. -F..J. CALIDWELL,
. A. -i1CKLE,
The Commtttebeg ft1rth&Y to report,
that inasmuch'as the num&'er of prizes was
limited to thes: f.ir, thit. jlustic a to
prouising scholatship aml a : creditable
examination, sugge.tc the poiiriety of
making honi:t-ble mentont ofl m'any ttiore
of the youths of tinus ictool- pet ha,ps in
an.special tuaainnr f Masters F. Maytiin,
W i1llam Gariii, . A. Largf~rd, A
Kibltr and utet andlal:u tiie s.everaj
yuung iues, esawied ith no :.view to
the prize, especi,ly. rromninent 9mong
'chom t-< Mr. -F.WerLer. -
In conclaion, the general exercises of
the ezauination, creditable alike to
teacher and mOpis, in our judgment,
rank Capt.'A P ier, the worthy Prin
cipal of the: Abademy, among the' ener
-etic, effici ut In.truetors of the times
:und point to hith as one eninently qual
ied iu ins tr - tndyducate the youth
l p'ittl cow,Wtted to is.care for uie
tulness iu-th:.pyactical ptr :$?f life,
We unhesitatiuigly pronounce his school
-s worthy Re jironage and cbnfidence
Of thi,, or any other ccintiinnity.
J. r,..J. SAI)DWEL,)
R. A. MICKLE. Committee.
J. A. CH AMAN
E.A SCOTT, J
Ma. EDm-Being an ardent admirer
.)f the ennobliaz dnd h:ghly culivated game
of ches., I was innch pleasedl to see by
your lAst issue that there was a growing
. uterest if the came being manaifested among
he people of tU 'community. I hope it
.il continue.
The pro"lem ,intted is ai ex" el:ent
ne-ud rmi -flc. reat credit upon the au.
hor and demon trates that there a-e sone
- 'Newberry wlio have a very fiie .appreei
tio-of the. ieriea of the game. At
mefuture time, if desjr.ble, I will con
r-i ute seme_ of ?t in~nhacdpa which, I
uave deried from a cloeee acquaintace
ith the gatae fpr miny yeaes.
* ours truly,. ~
CflSMOS.
D,uAI' K O.1.W t iaE Int1p n
alitk a eartdhWznesa b u-h.iF a it ile,
.t Sieittst let. inu thik D)-tr iet. On last
fusa,which nua.aue 2iic
, r . the~ er:t are- of t he fieet. and 9
lt l-i l.g:h elf t ar-k from, tha e e. :.e
-aud of ntil cia i, ad we.igheda near 2
Ik was. lying ch:eted with dlogs by
apst .ra Kee%, tat +he tiiue hce was
illed. whom beeg aiunarmned, ex.) :d for
,eip, a bfln t illie artrind .and maude'he
T ris i.an unuwnal ganic foir this ricctio: .
ind ~ upj.ose, Bu;in Iiuu%t .ha ve l'een
lit O:i a Ptnn th of Jaiy -Z egen-:-that
.ucing a poua ret4i "jl 'owT
fi-lor.
-lie was Efir Vanud reilie'd. 3I
ucntdit. H tis~te: Li said to hegudii
* ame: icinity.-Sarter Newsi.
LAT DEP1)BEENTATION IN-- Jrfit MartNo.
)1r CauLcC.-The questiua of adit
tng tne laity to repuie'$eptation ini ihe
e,feree or a,serphlie,.of the Mjetho
ti<t Epiiscopml Church, is~ creating con
ide-rable excitement amnong tihe mem
seryhip of that~ eccreuinstical body.
dlany of t! e old-fasiomned mi m'ers of
his influetuial sect, whoI remeivIer the
npidl increase aud popularity iof Met ito
i.tim Wimder the priini ivO organization,
re oppomsed tio arny change, and depare
-ate the irodneition oif .-uch nove4ties
us lay repreacertion, pew system, bells
and esteepks. : Thei elections so far at
jeard from, idiedte that the progues.
ives, or "lligh"' Qhurch Meta.odists,
aave carried the day. in favor of lay re
presenttationi i the conferences.
SiooTirlArnAY ,N TH'E DARK Cott
MER.-On Wednesday la'-t. near Tucker's,
n the liark Corner, a iruizen.of that re
-ion, named Wmn. Towies, was shot anad
s ieiusly wounuded. It seems that a man
y the nuame of Truit was bi ving; a wag
n aloneg the road, when Totiles sudden
V ste-pped up and knocked down onie of
his wades. Upon ttii Truit shiot Toialeis
and wounaded him0Se seily ini the stoam
.ch. It turns out that Towies tmistook
truit for some ot her uman agint whm
te had a g udre. At last accounwts,
Fuiwles was.doing welL-Eigefield Ad
vertiser.
SUsPEN8toN or THE MOUNTANER.
WVe regre-at to learn that the Gireenv-ille
.\ountaineer, oting to a too limited
-mount of business, has suspended pub.
ication tempnrarily. The MounittaineeCr
is one of the oldest papers in th.e State,
and w e regret that the pressure arisilg
fromi the increased cost of publication
'as induced this susper.sion by its pub
iher. Thmere is no doubt but that the
cost of all material used in the publica
ionm of newspapere, now double what
it was previous to the war. We hope
to see the Mtountaineer revived at an
early day.- Spartan.
ExECtTIVE C t,ExENCY. - We are pleased
to amatounce that old Mr. Andrea- Moyer,
tred at the .June term of ouwrt foar the
murder of John Autrey, found guilty if
iansaughter, and sentenced to two
a rs impn i -onment in the Petnitentiary,
ta<, upon a petition froam many of our?
est citizens, endorsed by the *pre.iding
Judge, beeni pardoned by Gov. Scott.
On Thursday last lhe was: retensed from
Jail anad returned to hi< fandaly.
[Edcefield Advertiser.
- he GreenyilieMo,untaineer announfces
a double wedding in the'Epis:opal
Church of that town, on the 25th ult.
Wmn. Beattv, Esq, and Miss Fanny
Perry ; Prof. John F. Lanneau and Miss
u.nr .. Cr
LOCAL ITEXI.
Court continues in seSsion, *i .e
lieved will adjourn to-day, w.an sentences
will b e*ro s nc4 o
Theexsmir,ation of-the Is .
Mr. iflilhouse's Schoe pre aca
tio la 'r. eil'
%
we Mtre quit tere a
creditable.
G. M. Girardeau, Eq., ha n np
poir ted Magistrate for Newberry County.
kusines' .th tt department. Office in
th a.Oti 1A3 ' w_n
CAOT.--We leern that Mr. Pink Harris,
whUe-returning to his .home--on Ftiday
'niitlat recei-ed a slidt frbrn some per
son unknown. - We are informed that he
was wounded in the abdomen-bus.is doing
well.
A r rir P TO Sn ooT.- Last Saturd y at
ternoon, Willie Riser, attempted to sho(t
at Johri W. Wicker. 31r.. Edward - C1;ri...
tian standing near, caught the' 'pito and
directed the ball in another direction, but
received-a slight wonnia in hi le&b abnd.'
PALL r no .-Now is the tiv,e to.
think about preparing for the Falt Gardee,
It must raid . before a great - while, aad
since we have been denied the : luxu'ry f
all the crisp, savory healthful vegetables
and rich acidulated f;uits of Spring and
Sutnmer, let us redouble our efforts for the
products that belong to the Fall.
CoscgaT.-Miss E F'oyd, a blind1sdy,
will give a Concert at the Female Ademy,
Tuesday Evening, the 13th. Miss W. is a
Spupil or"io 1iud &.ylum, and graduate of
the'Georgia Tnstiitlon. She ddserves the
most benrry cour les of a generous and
appreeiariie publie. and we feel sadi-d -d that
wherever she gos, kin1neas, xttetlion and
sympathy will be promptly eztended to
her.
THE SENIoR.-Mr. T. F. Greneker, who
las been for several months in very deli
cate health, has been constrained to
visit Glcnh Springs, in the hope that he
n'ay. recover his wasting energies. We
do i ish that the change of scenery,. ahd
a purer atmosphere,. together wi'h health
giving waters and pleasant society, may
e:ab'e hiur speedily- to recover his 1rasted
health and cheeifulnesc.
DnorpJI.-The interminable and irre
pressible drouth continues. The Heavena
are as brass and the earth as iron. The.
past few days wer'if anything hotter than
ever. - Gardens are cabauted. Old corn
that has bee,. well-worked, can stand a:few
dbays Jonger, nd will -do well with a gener,
ens rain. But that which, has not be
worked so well i7a twisting up sadl dy4ng'sa
the tasseL. Couen .holds its guaal.C
The 'aeeds andgras. ase dumad;t dabdwitif
a find r,an edUenn'flfGr1i nicEty. I
eurred. Thjtrady and Friday.. .e.
learn that the scholars exhibi:ted -great
pr.oticiency i-n their atudaies. It would
aff.'rd us mot-h plea.ure to give a in,r
extende,iu notics of thre.xerci<e, I ut an
inavitati..n- to attenad didi not reach U-a iin
time, and we were not 'fnly sVaee
the o,e isiona until after its ecentrene.
Con.sequaently w* -arei not prepared to
make that ncc-urate report of thie sita.
tiona, no, to group it.s interesting eVents%
: tiT .ica nats to, the e- thsi we,
se)Nes adhe pali(9 cour4eputatel;.gen
on.qlbmilar occasiosis . .
Fcin.---We laran that several isdies
who live some -- miles est of the
C.ourt Ujouse, di.covered for several
mornings recently that' sonne one had
spr inkled salt in their piaza during the
night. So they deterinnod to watch,
but getting tired and sleepy towards
midnight, they retired, and as - usual in
the morning, salt w-as foun-! strewn ini the
.pi;za. They then -resolved to sit up all'
night and solve the matter, and iinthe
sall hours ayant: the twalt-]o I a fel
low o.ppears upon the pisza arnd. beginsi
to sprinakie salt. The ladies, beiwg ailth.
out a male protector, opened tire upotn
himp, and gave him eight slets. lie.
iwstdly retreatp, without leaving any:
sigr,sof being hurt., Who, which or what
was he, and what in the deuce did be
mean ?
Rwczarous.-ln conseq'ience of the con
.inued illness of Rev. Mr. Furman and hir
absence for the benefit of his health, tliiire
was no preaching at the Baptist Church
1 at Sa',bath. We sincerely hope his 'ab
aenc will not be protracted.
An urgent call upon the Pastor of the
Methodist Church, to visit a sistaunt coma
munity, pirevented services there in the
nmorning, but in the evening, Rev. Mr.
Walker presided, assisted by Revs. Marion
Boyd anid W. Hi. Laawton.
Services were held in the Presbyterirr
Church, morning and evening, by the Rev.
Mr. Mickle.
Rev. Mr. Walker officiated at the-Episco
pal Church in the n.orning, and anter the
services,. the Sacrament'of the Lord's Sup
per was administered to the members, and
such members of other Christian churches
as were so disposed.
Agreeable to a kiod invitation, we attend
ed the services held last Sunday afternoon
at Ebenez -r Church, and listened to an elo
quetnt discourse by the veneratie Rev.
I)..sid Derrick, whom we had 'he pleasure
of listenitng to in our early boyhood's days
at the city ot Charleston. Hie also ad
dressed t he children of the Sabbhath School,
and in the course of his remarks told them
that Le had preached to their gruand-fathers
when they were young men, and to their
fathiers when they were little children, in
that same church.
Mr.'George Peabody has added anoth
er millhon of dollars to the Southern ed -
ucational fund.
M.,-1hn,- ie ta have onlie labnr.
2UinIN0. 3.
By C. G. JAEGER.
Black.
?yy ft%
White.
White to move and mate in three moves.
ToxAro CTr$ .-N ash and mash the
totnfitoes, boil -hem hal. aa iotu and
strain -hrnugh-a sitter. To every.gallaq
of tlie'V4ulit, idil one qimri of attong
vinegar, two tablepaonafil, nf; grotind
mustard; two of groutid pepper; twb of
sait, two of whole alls.ier,oe of whole
clavec, two of.ions cut erry fine, and
three pod4 of green pepper ent tine Put
o234he fire, and boil till sulleiently thick.
tiring often. To keep wil, it must
be,cookel some time, and as it becomes
4n, thick, add vinegar.-Southero Cul.
tiv'tor.
:rolli tvn occurred on. the Greenville
& Columia Rail R.m', near Atston,-on
Thursday morning, about half-past eight
i'clock, between the up passenger train
ind a train having Ames' Circus and
Jtenagerio aboard. The locomotives
were somewhat damaged, but, fortunately,
mly one person' was injured, (a man
named William Wilson, connected wit I,
the Circns,) and be is hot considered
langerously hurt. A locdmotive was
i"'nt up from Columbia and brought the
= rcus train down.
The isihup. and the Archbishops who
ire to have seats at the Ccumenical
Council number. nine hundred and twen
v two, of whom six hundred belong to
the Latin races.
A Rocky Mountain editor, alluding, to
.he demand for female suffiage, feniale
inctors end female clergymen, remarks
Lh,t ainther want suggests itself-that
if female women.
Fight hard against a hasty temper
Anger will come, but resist it shnlv.
A spark may set a hoUse on fire. '- I
If pwision. mar givejon caus4 "s" m)oarti
ll your life. Never avenge an ia,juary...,
An old barhelur, seeing the Odrid
"fatili.s supplied" over the -4r of. a'
$hop, stepped in and said he wou1.iakt
a wife and two children.
*A man who gives ida childrens haied
uf inadustry,, providen for t"PR 4$t.4p
than by givingthetn a fortune., :
Cuauaa-Nthing -su elsirw
Qiss. fare' an e.eerfuIsesvi Wiyee Jtha
Se tflowp;, y* litigop n bty
A mian's wife:i5 his best lawyerblie
ritier awiar4v e ebapg agda ses
'Mr. Jbka J Rawla, whofor sixty-nine
- :"r" hia lapen a rei.ident < f Columwbia,
Ii:d on Thu'saday. last.,
A wouian has by!s arrestg' ;in C ta
.Tin Czar is afraid- t4e t1s,n. .H
har interdicd a Misat St. -Pe.
trsbur.. ..1
.Dz Gititcs. -Boston ha4 thae sm
tas.tet aqf,ant, for lettuc9 halt peaang- the
South p.sks lepuce aiu.
Wise saings often fall to the~ opnd2
but a k:rid wrord is neVer thrownwa
KmwaanT,-July 18 -Cottou i. demand at
t8 a3icentsn.
2mw Yoax, Jaly 12-7 P". M-ett.Uf urn
chngd,W.ta sales of 85i baler at 8t%a 86,:
jo'd strung, at 37.
(uant:~stOY. Jly 12.-'otton .tead.e with
males orL2S bales-'uz duznag 84; receiyta P.
-AUGU'Ta, July12 tu.u aikt n*a, Ith
{rac ei4.taruly nona4aia 6 bales; receipts
J.JvanoOt, July 12,EreUing -Cotba' as
ive, at auun's quotataana, 'with glas ot 32,000
bale'.
At a meethng of Amity Lodge, No. 87, A
F. MI., held on the evenissl,ot tbe h inst,
the following preamble and resolutioirs woee
unanimnously adopted:
WxEas,m, it hais plessed the Supreme
Arehiteer oft the Univer,e, - tNa our late
brother, Hl H. KEN A RD, ftrm hih.lab.r to
the i.orld to the emjoy:nent of the retresh
ments of thast hiourne from wbfh i1o traver
return-; and while we bow with alt hbility
to the overruling decret a of. the sapreme
Mater, we man regret the loss of one, who,
for so mnany .vears, was wth us in the -60
lime work of our crafr,
Fherefore. be it
fissoLvED FJutt In the deease of ow.
wel beloved broaher< ii. .U. Kinard,1thier
Lodge and thie fraternity at large, Iaav4g Sae
ained the loss of a filthful and usefuy!
member.
EssoLYan, That the commuaity have
al'.. ini our opinion, ,.ustainedl the -loss of
an energetic and industrlous diuisen iwho
swus asiw.tys keenly alire to thbe insterests of'
rhl peopIe. and fearless in defendilig Its
rihts whenever stud however assalled.
ResoLVED. 'Iha: we dleeply ~symptalbie
wih hbl. bereaved wife and idden, who.
rusr, fnom the nece-atlis sof' the ca.e, more
eeply feel ihi's great lo.us, to them of a~ktad
and koMngt husbatnd and loving ad Imidut,
ent paarent; andi can only hope that they
ial receive sofn.ient gength and fortitude
rrom the Suprime Rafrr, to enable them to
k-ar it
REsoLYED, That th Is Lodge be draped in
nourninag tor the :-patce off thirty da'.s, sd
Iha: a blank page of our Mmnute Book be
e,lic.ti to hIs memory.
REMOLVED, rliat a Copy of these reolu'
loons be iransmitted to his bereved family,
mdi printed In the Newberry Herald.
W G. MaYES.
P. RODEL"lERGEE, Committee.
J. 0. ?EVIPLES,
OBITUARY.
Another link of the chain that binds the
pesent generation now in the full tide o
ta usefnluness to the past, has been broken
iv the death of Mrs. E LIZA BETH KIN
ARD, the beloved wife of Mathias Rinard,
t Wimiston, Co., Miss., in the S0th year of
ecr age.
Mrs. KINA RD resided in Newherry, until
he last 18 years, and was universally be
ofed by all~that then knew her; and waany
thoremnember her, will j in~ewith 'g in re
trs that she was calle4 away (asm-us to
other; field of taefulness.
l'e was ap energetic and Qneistent mem
ser of the Methodist Churcv. for 58 vears,
tad died triumphanth inte -blesse'd hope of
mu immiortal crowe.
She was the mother- -of Seet childen'. of
whom oniwor sur aojequi, with her
iumerous. relatin. and friends, tharshe
:an mingle with them no more in this
ife. A FRIND.
NARETED,
On the 8 h of July, 1889, by the Rev. J.
* Bovd, Mr. Joas M NsAL and
1 BArP. all of Newberry Dist., 8
It the ladiea but knew what thosuands of
m are constantly relating to u-e, we cam
ly believe one half of the weakness,
tration and distress experienced by
m would vanish. James Marsh, Esq.,
69 West 14th St., N. Y., says, "he has
three children, the fir.t two are weak and
puny, his wife having been unable to nurse
or attend them, but she has taken Planta
tion Bitters for the lat two rears, and has
a child now eighteen months old which
ba iaNt.t d -sa4'dbe
are heatrfv, anecy and welf. The ai~i
invaluable to?nothra," La.;
Snich eviokee'might be continued 1ohe a
volune. The best evidence is to try them.
They speak for themselves. Persons of
sedenary halbits troubled- with weah,pse
las3inti.le, palpitation of the he'art, la&
app,-tite. distresa after eating, torpid liver,
constipation. diabete,, kc , will find speedy
re ' hp ltrs "
imported ermaa Q1 koge .and sold at
the price.
L M1RHS LL
HAS
FRESH LEMONS,
Hopes hi R IENO will
call in at once and pay their
little accounts.
July. 14. 27 It.
('IC LI7
By
M98 FLOYD,
A BLIND LADY,
A Pupil of the Blind Asyiah at
Jah on,Mieisipi, an Grad
uat' of the Georgiafi
tltion.
NIC 1I10 TdIS hMEUfi&:
1-, Seet o.no, .
2. A Home by the Sea.
3. Glendr Burke.
4.' Tihe od Maid's Expe .
5. rai .g on i41
8. Cupid.
AND
MR~ODtWWRMT1E
WILL BE EXHIBITED,
1. The ilero's Grivc.e
3. tdinan March .
4euAaLsio Deusge.IKnek
. ~ ?.AB ito t og esy
TUESeAL 1l136s
Doors Open at'/ gelock
CONCEET TO CO3DEENCE Al' 31P.37.
A#l(dNr- .-Twgy-E mEu
87' Tickets cia be Procared at the Door, and
Stores of
NE. D. NOV15 & WE W.
July 1d427- -
In the District Court of tid dani.
TED STATES, For oenth Caro11na, July
Term, 1869.7 IG the iatter'e. Joep
Decket, of 5Newb.-re 'Countv-Bak
r- pr. Petitioufor f.ll and final discarge
in Bankruptcy..
Ordered that a bearing.b he hd on the
lath day of August. A.' D, 1869, at Feder
al Co'rtqsonue in Greenvi,7e, S. C., and
that all Creditors, he., of said Bakrupt op
pear at said cimne and place, and shee
cau.niti any theyv can, why the prayer of
the Petitiorier should not he granted. And
that the 2nd andid eeing of Creditors
of said B.mnkrupt will be held at the ogoi
('~. J. Jaeger, Esq,. Register or 3d Cogs.s
lional Di-trit, S.. C.. on the -6th dayof
Angust, 1869, at 12 1.
By' ovvdr of the CAntrt, the Rtlidag of
July, 1969., DANI~EL 'HOREBESK,
- Clek Dict GrtW. 8, -
July 14 27385 Foe&uth Carolihs.
In the Dist:iet Court of the
UNITED SrMTES. for Snarh (lruuaitS
July Term. 1,8 In the matter of Jmn
W. Hilt. af New herry Coty - B
rapt. .PFetlthM frw foil and Isaa diaehuesg
in Bsiilrptey.
Ordered. that a hearur the had on the 10th
dayt of August, 188, at Federal Court Beess
In Greenvlle, .8S C, and thas anl ered
itors. &c., of said Bansrupt appeir as ,a.4
time and place, and shiw cauase If aythey
can, why slhe4rof the Pb**iueerili
not he gra. ..Adthat .the 2nsd and 3d
meeting ofecreditors of said Bankrapt will
be held-at the nffce of C G. Jaeger. REq.,
Regiatrar of rhIrd (3) Congresional District,
S. C , othe 7thday of A1ugust, 1889, at
12KM.
aBy 'wrder of the Coart, the 7th -day if
*i~~ DANFEL HORLBECK,
Clerk DiTsrict Curt United Stases.
July 1*273t For soeuh CainI.
In the District Court of the
UNITED STATE5je for South Carolina.
Julr term In the matter of Thomas WIM
..mireefNewberyonty-Bzkrups.Pe
t.ion for full and- nal discharge in Bank,
ruptcy.
Ordered that a hearinig he had on the
10th day of Auguast, A. D. 1869, at Fedee
al Coturt'House, ina Creenville, 8. C., ant
t:at all Ureditors, Ac., of 'aid Bhnkrupts,
appear at said tiene and place, and showr
cause, if any they can, why the prayer of
the Petitioner shb*sld~ not be granted' Abd
that the 2nd and 3d meeting of Creditors if
said Bankrupt sBi be Iheld at the Geeof
C. Ji. Jaeger, E'q, Register of 34l Coog!es.
a-lia! Distriet.8, C., on the Ith day ot Au,
ge'. 3869, at 1 -
By order of the Court, the 8th dsyof
July, 1869.
.DANIEL HORLBECK, .
Clerk Diet. Co-tet U. S.,
J.Tnh~ .7 93 t For South C'arona.