The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-17
Orr CARRIAGE HoUsE.-The new Car

riage, Buggy, and Harness furnishing estao-
lishmeps, recently opened BY McSsrs. Neoo'
Jones l. Parker, is 90 ornament and crcdi1
10 Newoerrv. 1t is the first time that SUCH
large and general stock in this line has been
attempted here, and we see no reason 10
doubt that the energetic and spirited pro-
priesors will make il a complete success.
We take pleasure in inviting attention to
their large and elegant stock. In this con-
nec'ion we state that their mill for grinding
grist and meal is of sufficient capacity 10
supply all demands made on il. and that
this and their Tannery are in successful ope-
ration.
We learn that D. r. Phifer has been ap'
pointed County Treasurer, vice I. P. Slider,
who has been arrested. And that J. Car
rington, has been appointed Sheriff. Dir. e.
has given bond, but has not yet received
his commission. In the meantime Mr.. Wal
ter Honscal is acting sheriff for Coroner Sum-
mer who succeeded Sheriff PaySinger. We
would here correct mistake which we learn
that "Saluda", q correspondent Of the News
has made, to-wit That two of Gov. SCOTS
oflcisls are imprisoned-T. P. Slider and ]. l..
Houseal. II may be that Mr. Slider was an
appointee of Gov. Scott, but Deputy Sheriff
Houseal was appointed by acting Sheriff
Coroner Summer.
We have seen several officials Of the S. G..
K. R., in our town of late, who were explain
Ing to our merchants. the benefits to be de-
rived from transit Of freights to this sec"
ton per the South Carolina Road and its
connecting lines and ramiications, via
Charleston and Augusta.
In this connection We are pleased to state
that we met the Hon. II. T. Peake in our
town recently, on business connected with
the Laurens r. R. We hope that the day is
not distant when the people Of that section
will again have communication with the out
side world through her railroad. Mr.. Peake
will be the right man if the rehabilitation of
the roal IS left to his care.
CoNPLAISTs.-Many of our subscribers
who have the HERALD left at the Post OF
fee in town, complain to US that when they
60 there and ask for the papers are told
that there are none for them. How this is
we cannot understand, the papers are regu-
larly placed there and should be forthcom.
ing when called for. We hope that little
more attention will be paid to the proper
distribution hereafter And not only is
this SO in regard TO the HERALD but to
those from abroad.
We state that for the convenience of our
patrons who take their papers from town,
that our office box is at their disposal, and
that all papers left in it will lie carefully
preserved and ready when called for.
The weather seemed displeased with the
thermometer last week for reaching IS, and
it forthwith became quite cool, and thunder
ed with lightning
Flora is making her toilette very prettly,
and spreading her green carpet in all the
pleasant places of the earth for the children
to sport upon.
Soon we shall have time and sage, and catnip
and calamus, the latter of which will no
doubt be in great demand. Everybody longs
for fresh spring leeks, and tender radishes,
and fragrant celery, and marrowy spinach,
blood-enriching cress, with biting horsc-rad-
ish, summer savory and parsley; to say no.
thing of the grand list Of nutricious and sue
culent esculents, among which are the early
pea, the potato, en- robe de chambre, 80 good
for putting lime into children's teeth; and
the grand cauli-fower, fit for an Epicurean
feast, &c.
The trees are putting on their summer
clothes. right sharply. We hope they'll not
be taxed for the wearing Of the green"
SCRAPS IN GENERAL
A gentleman at Machias, Me-, over 70
years old, says that for 43 years he mas no,
been without crying children in his house"