The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-14

forth in such 4 blasted country as this
Death has again turned fip-fip and come
down fiat-footed in our midst, aud sna,ched
from amongst Us oae OF the best advertisers
and subscribers We ever had. He possessed
the love. confidence and esteem Of all who
! ing slight poker debt 10 Mr. did not owe
a cent in the world"
We trust our subscribers will always try to
be in advance, so that we may not have to
write anything like the above.
MEMORIAL DAY-Ihursday, the 22d day
May has been fixed upon rs memorial day,
by the Nc"berry Memorial Association, and
eight ladies with 4 corresponding number of
gentlemen have been appointed TO carry out
the various interesting details on that occa-
! sion. We would suggest that these COM
mittees keep the object in view and Jealous
ly proceed in the noble WORK assigned them,
| that no feature i'll the programme Of offering
proper aud jnst tribute to the brave dead
| be omitted. Col. y. J. Pope has been select
cd as the orator on that day. and perhaps
others may take like part in the ceremonies
/ We do not know that q chief marshall has
been appointed as yet, but feel satisfied that
| all Ile necessary arrangements will be made
and i'll time, that nolhing may occur 10 pre-
vent l prompt and becoming observance Of
every necessary detail. We would >usgf
further that our citizens generally turn o. !,
ladies and gentlemen, and march in pro-
ccssion 20 Rosemout Cemetery, that memorial
day here may be observed as it is elsewhere
To YOUNG MEN-No. 2.-We give little
more selected advice to young men just
starting out in life:
If you would do staviug business-try
the cooper's trade.
Ii the one great object Of life is TO make
money, get position in the Uuted States
mint, Or as {; County Treasurer.
liza punctual sort of chap, and anxious
10 be ION time" put your hands to watch
| making.
If you believe it the Chief end of man to
have your business largely "telt,' why of
course become halter.
TIA man is a bungler at his best, he should
become I physician, and then hc will have
noue OF his bal work thrown upon his
hands. Il is generally buried out OF sight,
You know. ...--
If needy and well bred, you will be right at
home as q baker.
You shouldn't become cigar maker If
you do, all your work will end in smoke.
The young man who enjoys plenty Of COM
psny, and is ever ready TO scrape up an ac-
Guaiutance, will find the barber business i
congcn;al parsuit
Prof. L. 4. Hawkins gave the closing les.
son OF his late session to q gay party of
vocalists, on Monday night, iu the Lutheran
Church. He is a most competent instructor
in this beautiful aud necessary accomplish
meut, and though we had only for the first
time attended the Singing VIC could notice
the signs Of his efforts in the cultivation OF
voice manifested by number of his pupils,
and ii al! of them were as deeply in earnest
as their Instructor, finished and acceptable
class as whole would have been the result;
but alas, almost one half of the, members
seemed TO be more full of 'giggle'-that
abominable gigge-and play, than they
were Of music. The singing was not in all
their hearts-and more is the pity. There
is 4 time for all things-and we love to
see young people enjoy themselves at the
right time, and in the right place, but when
there is anything to be done, proper attention
should be given, and when any one is en-
deavoriug to give instruction, it is not only
waste of time, but L gross di$respect not to
cndeayor to profit by it. It may be that that
portion of the class who seemed totally
obliviouS Of the professors voice, were not
so much to blame as were tue visiting girls
and boys, who having nothing themselves to
do, were the ring-!eaders in the papcr-pellet
throwing, and other mischieVous tricks OF
the evening. But we intended only noticing
in word Of commentator, Prof. Hawkins
ability as teacher Of vocal music, with
well done TO those who were in his class as
workers, and had no idea Of scolding those
who were there for other purposes, but we
could not refrain from giving small lecture.
It is pity that it had to be done.