The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-28
lEl(HESr ~ 4 RAILWAY
CAR.

\ lew days since, says the Toledo
tom""f1"l. lis ! passenger train
buun! eastward over the Michi-
gan Southern Division oI the Lake
Sh"r" and Michigan Southern
Railway vas between liillsdaIo
and this city, quite al excitement
WIS created il Tic ladies car rs
follows: Upon one side OF the cur
and sitting alone, was Il German
Of good proportions, while upon
the other side sat 4 tall, dark COM
p!cXloncj, iu!i-wl!iskc Amcri-
can.
The car WAS well filed, and the
tall gentleman, desiring q little
fresh a!r, raising thc window next
the seat occupied by him, but WAS
requested by his German fellow
passenger to put that window
down right away quick" The re-
quest Was complied with at once,
ana the lai! gentleman moved to
the rear end Of the car and raised
nnothcr window; when his German
friend Immediately left his seat
and requested that the second
window be also closed. No (" said
our American, II have complied
with your request once, and hay
ins left your ncighborhood, can
see 10 Justice in your demand. Up
on receiving the above reply the
German returned to his seat, and
drawing forth. Il sachcl quickly un-
locked it, and taking thercfrom .
revolver. to the utter astonish-
ment Of all, and causing no little
surprise among the ladies, placed
the weapon in his pocket with the
remark ''III shoot that id Yam
kee if he don't shut that win
dow" The tall, dark man noticed
the movement and heard the re-
mark, and after the German had
again taken his scat, walked down
the aisle Of the car, approached
the German from behind, and pla-
cling his left arm Ca la gar6tte)
around his neck, with his right
hand he drew out the pistol, and,
placing it in his own pocket, quiet
ly resumed his seat, TO the no
small amusement Of the other oc-
cupants of the car. When the
conductor came round our tall
friend gave MIN the revolver, with
the request that it be returned to
his German friend upon arrival at
Toledo, provided he had cooled
down.
ABOUT ADvERTIsING.--Wili it
pay? With the great share Of libcr-
al and progressive men: who are enter
prising and thrifty in their business,
this query has been settled III the most
practical way. They advertise and
get rich by it; but there is right
and wrong way to advertise. If a man
is to advertise in paper he wants to
know several things Is the paper
read? It is material what class Of
people read 4 paper as we'll rs how
many. Many 4 imam who wants to
advertise fails to sec this point clear
ly, and, therefore, mi>arprchends the
economical or profitable aspects Of the
case. fla man says to 4 dry goods
dealer, ''What dc You ask for broad
cloth ~ and the answer is Six dol
lars" the inquirer proves nothing by
saying. 1T is too much I can buy
cloth for four-and-a-half dollars. -
What is the quality? That the test.
Very likely the six. dollars cloth is the
cheapest. a lady goes into a store
and wishes to see silk; they are three.
four: or ten dollars yard. Il can
buy them cheaper" she says. Is it
any reason why the seller should re-
ducc his prices? There is very like
ly to be a great difference in value. as
well as price: between dealers. It is
just SO in advertising.