The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13
LOCAL.

LoChL.
CHANGE OF BAsE.-Mr A. D. Lovelace
having removed to more salubrious loca-
ton, invites everybody to come and see him.
Store opposite Cour: House, where bonnets
were wont to be made.
LOOK Our FOR H1x-The greatest Gu
riosty of the times will be on exhibition at
Wright l. Coppock's clothing store in few
days. 1t was bought at big price, at the
same time an elegant stock of clothing was
laid in, all of which is now coming in.
PsRsoSAL.-We arc pleased to sec il our
midst once again, after so long lapse, our
old friend and former citizen, Capt. Whit.
Walker, and also that he is looking quite
well. Capt. W. is planting in Alabama, and
successfully. lie will remain here some days.
AIesSrs. Fellers & Gallman make the pleas
lug announcement this week, that they are
now opening 4 large and we'll selected stock
of gools: that they have bought with care
. full discrimination, and they will sell cheap
", and their word can be relied on. Call i'll
and examine their stock without delay.
Up WITH THE TIMEs-Mr. NJ. Foot, on
the corner under the hotel, is one of the
| busiest men 10 be found 1t is marvel where
he will stow all the goods which are coming
in. The number of boxes and bales and buu-
| dies are startling to the beholder. No doubt
he expects 10 sell rapidly and make room 9th
crwi5c lic will suffer from pressure. II is hoped
all the good people will fly to his rescue and
buy rapidly.
| CorTox.-Farmcrs arc picking cotton as
fast as il opens but not with the vim that q
better prospect would give them. The fact
is evident that the crop vii! be light, perhaps
q half, some say less Some fields after first
picking, it is said, need not be gone over
again, the rains having caused q shed. The
seasons are fine now for everything but cot
1 ton-morc rain is falling.
! CLoTHISG.-Aitcntion is directed to the
new card Of the Mes<rS. S%afficld, of Coum>
bia, who have in store very large and Su.
perier stock of clothing and furnishing
goods. Tie trade can be supplied with goods
at wholesale. Gentlemen wishing good fits
and of particular patterns can be suited in
every essential, by either calling in person or
sending orders. Satisfaction guaranteed, in
quantity, fit and price.
We regret to see the dwelling and furnitnre
Of our town>man, Edward S. Bailey, Esq,
advertised for sale. as this indicates his de-
parture from US. But AS it is so, . most IA
vorablc opportunity is afforded those at di--
tancc who desire 10 locate here, or those who
contemplate housekeeping, TO make IL bid.
The house is a desirable one, rooiny, we'll
arranged and comfortably furnished. Who
will take advantage of the present opportu-
nifty 10 secure so pleasant home?
THE Notwithstanding the
probable short crop of cotton, we believe
that there vii! be more money in the county
this fall than there was the last, and that it
will be more freely spent. And the reason
is plain LAST year farmers were in debt large
| ly for fertilizers this year they have used
but little, and that in most cases was pai!
for in cash, and likewise have they been pay
ing pretty generally, we believe, al! through
the year, for the supplies needed for farm
operations. Therefore we maintain they Will
be better off even with their short crop, and
we look for lively trade this fall.
Two WORDS IN SsAsoS.-Our mercantile
! friends will take notice, that now IS the time
TO prepare for trade, and that the only sure
way Of arrc$ting attention and bringing in
the money, is 10 advertise their wares and
keep the Knowledge before the people. Ad-
| vcrtisc at once.
Patrons 10 the IIeraId-;he other wor1-if
you are indebted, and You need only scratch
Your heads and think q moment TO remem-
Der whether you are or not, please come in
/ uad settle, we nccd cash, not rs some do, 10
J cut i dash, but to pay for honiiny and bacon,
and other things. Do come up anil settle
HOME AGAlN.-We arc pleased TO see 4
number OF our merchants back again, after
their trip 10 the North. They made fast time
certainly, and we have no doubt, made good
use of their time in laying in first rate and
chcnp stocks Of goods in their respective
lines, and the pubic-ladics especially
wait with the utmost impatiencc 10 see their
advertisements il the He aid, that they may
know who has this, that or the other. We
venture the prediction, that this trip will
prove success, for the reason that our friend
! Andy Wicker made one Of the party, for he
| is a lucky man, and this was his frs; trip to
the principal depot a. he names it. SO
prepare yourselves, dry goods, grocery and
fancy men, for Il heavy trade, but remember,
nothing can be done without first nrlTertiS-
ing. Let the people know what you have.
! Under TIE lIERALD.-Our friend under
! the Herald office, sends us word TT the eley-
! cnth hour, and just before going to press,
that he is so pressed with the arrival of his
new purchases, that he Gin fnd no time to
write out an advertisement, and beSs that we
make the announcement that he has return
cd, and that his goods are coming IN rapidly,
ard that next week he II do his own talking.
We do so with pleasure. That he has re-
turned VIC know; thought so before he "got
ont Of that ha:," but VAS not aware any Of
| his goods had come. This is an important
announcement, and the public will be rcjo:ccd
to learn that Mr.. y. Mower, who knows so
we'll how to suit the tasres of the people OF
Newbcrry, is prepared for the fall campaign
already And more important still, that Mr..
VI. is opening for the ladies ravishing as
sortment of millinery and fancy goods.
| BROKE JAIL. About o'clock last Satur
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