The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-11


Very little money has been seen in this Of
flee since sale-day last-and not much then,
bat still enough TO give Cause for hope that
more was coming. We regret tbs has nor
been realized. Come in, friends, patrons
and citizens. Don't wait for sala-day in
October-ior its nip and tuck just Eow-hut
whenever "ou sell bale Of cotton, remcm-
Der your bounden duty 10 the printer, who
fought and bed through the summer, and
who has nc desire TO die in the winter.
The local, in the absence Of needed ard
expected trash" without which TO mali
can live, proposes TO 30 into the "!niure
business having heard there IS money IN Il.
lie will therefore sell any amount CT Futures
at less price than can De bought anywhere
else or from any other man. Tor cash down.
He has no immediate orrear prospecto OF hold
ing tangible future, but there is no telling
what may turn up, and il purchasers are
willing to make tho venture. 1t vii! 'e all
right with &c loc,l-no.hng risk, nothing
have. YOU know, AMI faint heart ne'cr won
fair lady. Al of the locals Fu;ure fleccy
fabric is offered cheap lor casa, then. let the
consequences bc what they mav-tor money
is needed.
pERsoSAL.-Wc have had the pleasure OF
visit FROM Mr.. John McCu!ioch, OF the
Columbia Caro!inan who is making busI-
ness visit to the interior Of the State in the
interest Of his paper
ScRAPs-ALL FOR THE LADIES'
The best get-up for ladieS-S o'clock a. m.
Never marry for spite.
The annual income of the lady who pre-
sides over the republic of bonnetS in Paris is
100000.
ia sweet disposition does not come %
lady by nature, it will come to her by cX-
press if the express brings her Z new bon
net.
Tie most gallant man ever heard of is ono
who refraincd from kicking dog that had
bitten Kim because it was female dog. "It
It wasn't for your SEX said he, 'Td Kick
your head off"
II is an error to imagine that women talk
more than men. They're listened to more
that's all.
A stylish bonnet can be obtained from
Paris for Sl26. Indulgent husbands will cut
this out to show their wives.
\ husband can readily foot the bills Of
Jop hn;p
the stockings of her husband.
vegetable Widows they call them in
Kansas.
81 wonder where those clouds are going
sighed Flora, pcnsivcly, as she pointed, with
delicate finger, TO the heavy masses that
foated in the sky. 'T think they are goi"g
to thunder" said her brother.
WORDS OF ADVICE
A little temper is such a good thing in
wives they never ought TO lose it.
When thine enemy wrongs thee, buy each
Of his children 4 drum.
Say less than you think, rather than Think
only half what YOU say.
The modes: man will not parade his own
excellence lest he should offend.
Value the friendship Of him WHO stands by
YOU in the Storm swarms Of insects will sur
round You in the sunshine.
Be always frank and true; spurn every sort
Of affectation and disguise. Have the cour-
age to confess your ignorance and awkward
ness. Confide your faults and follies to but
few
Say nothing respecting yourself, either
good, bad or Indifferent. Nothing good, for
that is vanity; nothing bad, for that is affec-
tation; nothing Indifferent, for that is silly.
Some men are like cats. You may stroke
the fur the right way for years, and hear no.
thing but purring; but accidentally tread on
the tail, and all memory Of former kindness
is obliterated.