The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07

By referring TO our advertising columns
it will DC seen that tie large and cntcrptis.
ing House of Il. G. Shivcr l. Co, of Coium-
bia have established branch Of their bus
mess here, and VIC learn that the firm are
fully persuaded and decided that they can
build up rs large a trade in Ncwhcrry as
they have in Columbia, and their business is
simply magnificent and gigantic, giving en-
Payment TO over sixty persons. The senior
member of tho firm, although in delicate
health, is a man Of indomitable energy ard
sagaritv, who commenced after the close Of
our war without means, and has, By hard
work and good management grown in few
short years, 10 be one Of tic heavics, tax
payers and wealthicSt Young men Of our
State, being very highly esteemed as Il GEN
ticinan Throughout The entire State. We arc
gra,llicd al The accession, anil hope tlcir
enterprise will BE- warmly greeted by our
people.
CONVERSATION. Henry Ward Bccchcr
says tta; conversational power j, Il gift Of
birth. Il is some meu'S nature 10 talk
Worl> flow out necessarily, like drops from
a spring in the hillside, not because they
are solicited, but because puShe out by an
inward force that will not let them lie still
they can and do talk from The rising of the
sun till the going down Of the same, and II
= marvel if they DO not wake up Of nights
and have Il COOL talk all TO themselves
There are several grades Of takers, however,
goou. bad and indifferent, and it is a pleas
ure at all times TO listen to good sense,
clothed in chastc language; bat on the other
hand, how great an intlction to be com.
pcllcd 10 listen 10 garrulous boohy, whose
only forte is glib tongue and string of
words, but who is deficient in scnSc, reason
or rhyme. Whenever wc arc thus troubled
We inwardly long for 4 lolge in a wilderness.
to be freed from the infection of listening TO
one who knows not what he is talking about.
And how many Of this character there are.
A COOP SIGN-and one indicative Of
great future promise, and thar the good time
so long spoken Of is ut last about 70 como, is
shown in the following which is told Us as
fact. TO make it more aDprcciabe VIC first
say that every one knows how difficult it is
to get 4 quorum Of Committee men, or 4
Board, together, under ordinary circum-
stances. and how much more difficult when
-, G.
nanccS, &C. Church money, it is well known,
is tic hardest to raise OF any other kind Of
money. We'll, 20 ihc fact: On Friday night
Inst within tie bounds Of tits county,
meeting OF Il church Dnar'l liad been appoint
cd to take place at :, bro'hc,S hnu:c. Tic
day had been one Of .!ie mos. inclc!Icu: Of
the season, Slcct and ice covered tie FACE OF
all aa.ure; at night it was no better, It was
rs dark as inky blackGcss, sicet still fell. the
wind howlc.l, and altogether it was such
night as tie Board in question care not to
sec again. The Bro. at whose domcle the
mceting was to convene, hadn't the reno.
test idea that 4 church man would venture
out on such night, and was on ;Lc point
of closing up the down stairs string apart
ment-thc fire already dwndlcd down 10 4
few chuuks-prcviouS TO mounting 20 the
attic regions, where Was better fire, when
tramp on the frozen step WAS heard, and IL
bulls eye lantern blazcd through the blind,
and 70! one Of the Board slid in. Soon an
other plank was added TO the Board, and ere
long the whole load was delivered. Such q
fro as could he started WIS soon blazing,
and the Board thawcd out, and happily not
one was warped, and each in the plan-cst
manner went to work, and it is said that
never was so much church work accom-
pliShcd, and so harmonion$ly on the whole
If this is notan evidence Of good times come,
then We give itrp.
| SCRAPs.-
Hearts have they, yet pity not-cabbagc.
Tongues have they, yet taS:e not-buckles.
Ears have they, yet hear nos-old book
leaves.
Breechcs of Trast arc Pautaloons en-
credit
When is it right to lake any one in? When
| it rains.
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