The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
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Blessed 2!e tneS Wah eHpeCI ho'ti''S
I,r they will not be. disappointed, and
get if tho ALMOST general rule, to estimate
8 5onk:o. newspaper article by its head
ing. be follow ed in this case, We. fear
there may be disappointment. In the.
seiecti"n Of this heading to esp 4 few
dcsulsory itens gathered in one no, day
anl two nights. during recent visit to
The city which lies at the lower end Of
the G.. s. c. R. R., no deception is IN
tended, and at oace 1t is acknowledged
that the material on hand is very scan'.
The idea in'endci to be conveyed IS that
.urch in euzutity not in oualiry-wil
be made eu, Of little. And nov. dear
reader if cu are satisfied with the ex'
pisps.i..n. and are wiling to follow RS.
we viii proceed as the preacher SAITH in
;hes second place. One moment more.
hovever. ! Frenchman onec ~agered
that he. ,xould make better soup OF =
stene..hao ga Engl;>hman could With r
beef bone. and he dsd-ii oar hash then
iss&pslatshsc ax.tsat Frenchman's s"up
yoa!Eilt he pleased and NC vii! be nap
pv.. Secondly-a ride or the cars, 10
ssses eoacs, or whatever conveyance or
usede, always reveals something new,
sssange, laughah!e or otherwise, and we
s:,en seader Why people stay at home
50 perSS silently and accsps the cd h"m
drum realities Of every day life, instead
,df m,xing rnnre ci,l. their fellows snd
sutbSs.g off a little 0f toe rn>t which is
sase to gather in such cases. Perhaps
Il the railroads would reduce their fares
shappy ehsnse Il :shis respect might he
ies:ed. andv9e are: satisfied tina. more
SSass :~ou'd be realized than with pres
ent rates.
Going down 81 this occasion onr ewes
we're rcfreshed>wirl remarkable shock
Of hair, worn IN the prevailing style.
ths, IS Gowins loose and free. and over
the whole creation almost Of the woman
fs owner. Distance lent q certain en-
ehan;nent 20 the view it vas the RIOS,
hair we'd eSe- seen on woman before.
sntf the sunhea,ns playing among IT.
abundant folds gave ita radiance quit"
attractive. The soft winds played with
X. and there was enough for every pas
saneer on the coach to have done thr
game. but all This time the supposed fair
owne. seemed asleep. and no glimpse of
other heavenly charns could he seen.
This aS santalizing. Az the train ap
preached Slston it ran afoni Of the big
wlnd.storm -evcry one rem emhers the
wind af Tue>day afternoon last. f": II
seemed 10 prevail eve,vwherc- 81! era-
cious sno,lness. it played wild works
with oct hrad Of hair, and aroused the
suer. sleeper. We were afraid she'd
Jose II. and approached TO lend assist
nnee. bu.. alas. the enchan,ment wa>
broken on ; nearer view. the angel had
aed, the sanhesms va1i>ned, the hran'i
jnl golden locks were Of the co,nr Of
brown paper. Ssch As grocery merchants
wrap sp a,ackerel ai'h, the soft waves
were M KINKS and ,angl.s. and the up
;;,rned facs was IN keeping with the
style and appearance Of the h"ir. Two
hcndrst, and fifty pounds OF flesh were
a,ssched 70 it, are! each pound had ex-
oe,ienced its own peculiar difficulties i'll
. hing and varied life. Had on. Young
f,ioa6. Or. T. T. Moore. 20: come tn "nF
ss<is,anse, with al introduction 70 = real
sngel. we'd have collapsed rich. The"
and there, and pu! conductor E>aacs 10
10 little trouble. After this We beg "nr
.aI5 iiisntls to keep up their hair, i't'e
misses ,ns7 indulge in tie. flowing style
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