The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-27
LOCAL..
Special notices in this local department arc
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charged for at the rate OF 70 cts. per Nnc. /
SALE>DAY.-Next Monday, dear patrons, !,
will be sale-day, and as many Of you will be j
in town, VIC beg YOU TO remember and pay
us q visit Soulc are indebted for subscrip-
ton. some for advertising, aud others owe
nothing at all, Cor the reason that they nave
not learned yet tie value of printers INK;
but We say 10 ali. come, and pay up or SUD-
scribe.
Cor!oS STATEMEST.-From Sept. 10, to
Sept II, "a 4.406 bales of cotton were shipped
from the Newhcrry depot:
1S70-Scp;embcr. 2.20I: October, 2.71O:
; November, ! $50; December. 3,s6S' 1o1l-
January, 3.SGl February, 1884; March, 9G5;
April, !, $50: May, ,0S2; June, COZ; July,
1863: August, 204. Total. q, JOG.
ForR Coon HABITS -Punctuality, ac-
curacy, stcad:ncss and despatch. W fhout
The first time is wasted; without the second,
mistakes the most hurtful to our own credit
and interest, and that Of others, may he
committed; without the third, nothing can
he we'll done: and without the fourth, oppor-
tunities for advantages are lost when II IS
impossible to recall.
| "SuoRT, SHARP AND DECISIVE. We
learn that Mr.. Wallace Cline has contracted
TO complete store 80 by 60, for MesSrS.
| Maycs i Martin, in the rear OF Moliohon
Row. in fifteen days from the time that the
material is "dumpcd' on the spot. The
building is to bc occupied by McssrS. Cope
land & BcarIcn. from Clinton, who have de-
tcrmincd 10 Go business in our town. Sue
! cess, gentlemen all.
Mr.. ALEX Y. LEE, of Columbia, S. c.,
! Agent for p. J. Bcrkman' 5 Fruitlanl Nurse
ries in Augusta, Ga, will accept our thanks
for 4 copy Of his descriptive catalogue OF
| fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, roses,
etc, etc. The Fruitand Nurseries have
we'll established reputation, and any orders
addressed to Mr.. Lee-with whom we arc
personally acquainted, and take pleasure in
recommcnding-wil receive prompt attcn-
! ton.
Don't KNOW EvEHYTH1SG.-Our devil is
curious 70 know how the editors of this pa
| per live, they do so much for nothing, spend
50 much time and labor for others benefit.
and reap so little in return. We can only
saw, "so to, get behind u" youvonng devil,
and tempt us not 1t is not for YOU to know
how VIC live; whether on the memory Of the
past, when things were different, and quid
, nro uuo'S were everyday occurrences, or
| whether like 4 chameleon, on air, or on the
hope Of future returns, or blessed lmmor>
tality beyond. It's enough for MS to know
that we are kicking. To the diviI wild yc,
Won young Spaipeen, it's not for the likes OF
you TO know Everything.
THANKFULLY AcKNowLEDaED.-"Com-
! ing events cast their shadows before" and
the indications are favorable that we, the
editors Of this paper. are about to experience
good time. One friend said the other day
that local notice" given him in this paper,
was the best he had ever received, and he is
no chicken in business; and another returned
| the warrncSt thanks for an editorial which
did good service to the cause in which he
and thousands Of others are interested. Such
acknowledgements are pleasant always, and
when they come in time Of great drouth -
when pay or thanks are both scarcc-lan-
! caagc fails 70 express a proper appreciation.
Thanks, gentlemen, may your shadows never
grow less.
Motto & Tarrant's Victoria Tonic BitterS
and Liver Regulator arc sovereign RENE
dies. 2t
In our note Of Improvements last week,
we failed to make mention that Mr.. Boyle
had changed base and hung his banner Of
buck. ram fl ON Captain Webs oatcr-wall,
and that Mr. v IN. Blaiz had gone i"to the
grocery business at Mr.. Boyle's old stand,
and that Mcssrs. Caldwell & Caldwell
nave opened at McssrS. Bowers & Wilson's
late establishment.
Mr.. I.cavcN. having taken advantage Of
the stairway between his furniture gallery
and the large hall over Bowers & Co., has
thrown both PLACES open to receive the c!c-
CANT sctts Of chamber, parlor ami dining
room furniture, upholstery, papec-hansngS,
&c., &C., now due and arriving.
Owing, possibly 20 the fact that habit
becomes second nature, Mcssrs. Lovc!"cc
& Wheeler have enlarged the door o! their
grocery store in order 10 accommodate the
crowd which continues as was lis wont.
to cuter during the days when the building
was occupied as the PoSt-othce.
Drs. Motto s Tarrant have made arrange
mcnts TO supply the trade with goods in their
line a. New York prices, with freight only
added. u.
CoURT( ?)-Court was opened on Tuesday
last, this being the regular fall term, but as
before stated Judge Moses did not recognize
the petit Jury, and they were dismissed, since
which time the Grand Jury have been en-
gagged in matters pertaining TO their pro-
vince, 4 report of which will be made in
due time. Owing TO the existing laws Of the
country his Honor can only occupy very
small, portion Of each day and that especially
with the Grand Jury, when from what we
learn much cquirv business Of Importance, ,un-
der other circumstances might be transacted.
For scvcral terms no equity cases nave been
disposed of, and there arc interests in that
court involving perhaps over one hundred
thousand dollars in the aggregate, and which
arc allowed TO stand over from term 10 term
: without effort to bring them TO 4 final
settlement. Where does the fault lie! W e
learn that the entire Bar waited on the
Judge 81 few days ago, and expressed a
desire for an audience to consider the diff
cu,ics OF the Court generally, and the advis-
ability of pushing such civil matters through
as might be done without the aid Of Jury,
but tho Judge declined 70 entertain the Bar,
and did not even come out of his room, ad'
Joining that which the legal gentlemen occu-
pied. 10 sec them 10 say the least Of it,
this was strange. But, rs we, in common
| with tho R3r are in the dark as to the ScOti-