The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

Artist, IA capital one by the way } will
not remain here longer than the present
week, so if you want good picture
taken for a little money, 60 at once to
the Amhrotype Car.
SAN1TARY.-We are pleased to learn
that our indefatigable and worthy town
marshal, Mr.. NJ. Miller is out on the
"war-path" and will see that citizens
have their premises put in healthy order.
All accumulations of deleterious matter
must be disposed of, and yards, cellars,
ETC., cleaned out. All violations will be
reported.
Doors, Shoes, BRoGANs, Erc.-Those
in need of well-made, good fitting, and
handsome boots, shoes, bootees, ties,
slippers, brogans, etc, etc, will call upon
McMetts, at I. N. Suber's "Shoe House.
as it is "the" place. Mac is now opening
cases of superb goods in the above line
at popular prices.
THAT HAT.-Not the hat of last i'm
portation, and for which no invoice has
yet been received, but the other hat,
the hat kindly sent in, to cover the bald
head editorial, is very much appreciated.
The Captain has "done US proud" We
intended the puff to be all on his side
but we are pulled up by it, and unless
counter influence be applied in the same
happy manner, an attack Of big head
must inevitably result.
AUCTIoNEERlNG.-Like every other pro-
fession, calling, or business. that of auc-
tioneering is susceptible Of being brought
to high state of dignity. We have mer-
chant princes and why not princely auc-
TONERS; among the latter we may safely
class Gen. H. H. Kinard, and without
Rattery too. His reputation is wide
spread, extensive; big sale without the
General as its presiding genius, turns out
a sorry affair after all. Property under his
educated hammer always brings the price
if it is to be had. He will have sale
on the 18th.
BLEAsE & WR1GHr-These gentlemen
are opening splendid stock of tin ware
and house-furnishing goods. Among the
thousand and Que things in their store,
are beautiful tea walters, coffee roasters'
preserving kettles, all styles; coffee mills,
spice boxes, spoons, knives and forks,
characteristics, and stoves; and, in fact,
nearly everything in the tin and iron
line, for house and kitchen service.
They also manufacture to order; and
MEND neatly, ,cheaply and expeditiously-
from a tin-cup to the roof of a house,
provided it's Qbe roof,) covered with tin
The TABLEAU of Bunyan's Pilgrims
Progress, statuary and series of comic
pictures drew large audience to the
Court House on Monday night last. Our
readers are doubtless familiar with Bun
yan, and it is needless to say more than
that the pictures exhibited were faithful
delineations Of the principal scenes in this
highly interesting allegorical history.
The representations of statuary were
very good, while the comicallties called
for shouts of al proval from the boys and
girls. 1t is the design of the proprietors
to visit Laurens and other towns, and We
wish them success equal to their merits.
GooD.-The Columbia Phoenix says
that the selfezamining Society has pro-
pounded the folicwing queries. AS the
questions propounded affect the Press
generally, and are Of great interest at
theepresent period, we press it on the
attention ofthe people embraced in this
section. Other papers will please do the
same:
Does it cost anything to print news
paper?
How long can printer afford to fun
nish paper without pay?
Do printers eat and drink and wear
anything?
Ifso, how do they get it?
Do I owe for my paper?
Is not this particular time 6rst-rate
time to call and pay up. 49,.
THAT DINNER-and capital one it was
TOO from what we learn-to which we
were invited on Saturday last, by Mr..
John Kinard, keeper ofthe poor house,
and son of our worthy P. NJ. Mr.. S. P.
Kinard, and to which unfortunately we
did not go, passed off as all such festive
occasions do, in happy manner. We
regret very much not being able to go
and participate in the good cheer so
literally provided, and an invitation so
heartily extended, :be more so, that fully
expecting US, the many good things under
which the wide spread table groaned
were kept waiting full hour beyond the
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