The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01
GLENN'S SPRING.

Unltke all other Watering places, nothing
tr"nspires hcro OF sufficient interest to base
lottcr upon. From Monday TN Saturday.
Tho days and tho nights aro alike, \ ptrfec,
total absence Of any cvent morc unusual
than an arrival or departure. In the tacs
Of such dearth, tho rrader will appreciate
the difficulty which presents ilScT of tn,iins
subject matter 10 make up an accrptahie
letter, AMI overlook any and all deficiencies
which occur IN the course OF this wiring or
"column," which wc feel morally bound
| to fill up with something. BE- |. good, bad ar
Indifferent When thai length is Saiuei,
the column filled jnStiic,l Nai aud CORRECT
ed, NO shall feel relieved Of the w,ek's ohli
gation. and make an effort to keep COOL, a
drsidcratum grratiy de>ird. 1t is scAp>slv
possible that the weather can be ~ intoicxs>
bly, oppressive cl$cw hcre as is the c,>s hcp>
It's positively shocking, or rather melting,
and no mistake. Hot, hotter, hottest. Hu;
10 dWetl on this ideA only sSsrava:eS it.
'hcrrf"rc We will drop the vexei oues,inu
snl hope for change.
lis said that Old friend Okd,iea RieA>
mans hotel ~ Wslhalla is ills>i aluos, ex>
clu>irey with children. blessed iunc>>e o,
babies, We were startled Ar. ,asre +,
many children. Are they not all c,,l!sSssd
and concentrated here? Sunly al ~ tie io>
noeents are not OF from home % 4 Iroine 4,
one umci Such music AS is heard htse. sl:A
a range Of sound. Ora<iouAiiv ali ~ e. ess
young people strike out in Ec.ni eAa.as TO-
Grihcr: as sura times the wsikin fA!sSy ,i7.s
ami this vac OF sha3oss ). tlNsj VIZ
u>h
noi even enjoy wh:n Gina-s'< e:s sHa,
WAS Al the hishs., no:sh. Selma is ,h.es
perfect quiet. jr<t nau tUslv>sre hloes
Are Yelling because The ,vearr>S1ls -. &Il
out Of It's mothers Pa-iico uhlte 81 IL. TIL
ternal relatives Of these iG,ees!ias s.AA5.s
are In fever heat o! sn~iet!. les, ss>.at;A-..s
setions may be The msI,e:. II UAo SD
ceeded in getting Su iatA ot ,ci.:kt-,t 1.-v
portions aud interest, II vnp,a III lex I!
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IN ,'L:"r, sr:! u thi NcuIltrSlni wrist :,r
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t'lsI,Hns~ ti'Si y <,t ,,S Hn Is tc+,nel; az Ii
- 81 TIE su.LliRsi F,aSs.I0s HIE.. LL I1~sa-
;9s'a oHasG'.s sD3 sanauilr. -hs t.rss aEts,t
give rsE &? ihs FDss5c5;D shI1 lnIy hIrs
e"so ETSel p:r'e*s. Ct iocr.nrsatr-
Perhaps Ties. little 1,is,1as 50 vsxxsssrr
10 halnsn comfort k;e h.;ag hs33 hb:I io:
'ae gc.od stIai, 10 take place e.1 sss 6Si,
w: the costume ball, Whieh fe.laus re
ionrnameoi. Oh which OCCASION erexyboiy
aud several others are expected 20 De here
and With sppeti,es in proportion 10 ,hs;s
several conditions Of healh. Wont there
be a time! Such eating and drinking! Suca
displays Of beauty, Of fashion. Of feathers, OF
waterfalls. etc How rjoieed that We are 10
hS here a fhat m inns hnf
joicing Is tempered with the SD reflection
that the interval will be spent in kinl Of
srmi'abs,inenee. This Is to DO depior,d Ger
tainly--not the ball nor any Of the delis hts
had in contemplation-but the scarcity Of
provisions.
Tomorrow morning tho spring will be iu
mourning. or rather tho ladies will lie in
tears, for, bcfolo tho peep Of day, viii u.ye
departed for his homo and old routine of
duties. all accomplished and gallant Squire.
son of Nowberry. Nobly and faithfully
has no performed his part, and ho carries
with him the tender sympathcs and soft re>
SrotS Of scoro or moro Of ladies who would
frequently have sono from the spring in
thtrst, bu, for his gallant and constant dcvo.
ton. Would that ho could DO levied on and
stopped aud made to finish out the season.
We feol littlo selfish In this, tthe Capt.
and wo) two old married foSlos, In delicate
health, md who arc necessarily compelled,
with great reluctance, huwovor) to koop
quiet. and not to exert ourselves IN tho least,
or give way to omoiion, lest wo have to as
sumo the dutlos Of our lost friend, II 10 pos>
stblo though, n fact certain. that tho young
gentleman from Darlington win relieve ,us
| from tho dilemma, In laklug tho bull by tho
horns; oh pray excuse tho clip. for wo meant
70 say tho oaro Of 20 fair ladies, and give us
all tho opportunity for needful rost. We
viii work on HE feolIngs In the morning. and
II no shows any obedience Of heart, or gives
tho least sign Of playing falso, wc aro dotorm.
incd to call an Indignation raceting, and vote
hat full Of resolutions and ~hefeases. and
which shall be printed, = r" '''}'&'.