The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-04-02

visit and woall call for adm ration even from
one uninitiatcd in the practical workings OF
SO large and v.:,icG business. We have
lately received simple Of their Charleston
series of Steel Pens, manufactured for and
soli by them, and we pronounce them Of 3
superior quality.
Don T.-pon spit on the floor.
Don't spit at all, if you can helpit.
Don't drum with your fingers Or feet.
Don't sit witt your feet higher than your
head.
Don't go witn dirty nails.
Doa't trim or clean your nails in company.
Don't clean your ears, nose or teeth in the
| presence Of Others.
| Dou't blow your nose st the table.
! Don't make slipping tea-or eating soup q
! vocal exercise.
Don't cat fast.
Don't interrupt others in conversation.
Don't use pro:auc language.
Don't whisper in church or 1t concert.
Don't pull out your watch in church.
| Don't sleep in c!iuycl,-uu!c$s the preacher
is asleep.
Don't run i'll debt. bat il you Go, don't
forget to pay.
Don't forget to pay your subscription to
the HERALD.
SALE-DAY.-Ncxt Monday vii! be Sale
day, and there will be hosts Of people in
town. Some who will be here owe small
amounts to this Office, and their presence up
stairs with the money due will afford much
satisfaction. Think Of il anu come up, CT
meet US on the street and settle there if more
convenient. Those small amounts are much
| needed.
There will be some again. who will see
! this notice, who are neither subscribers, Tor
| owe Us anythiaS, and l welcome is extended
70 them. Come up and subscribe for your
County paper, friends.
Some there will be 100, who keep country
stores and have well selected goods, and who
would like 10 advertise in the Herald, or
have cards or circulars or haaI-bi!!s printed,
! and do not because they are not aware Of the
/ facilities We have for doing work, and
cheapy.
Come up geu.emea, one and all. We will
be glad 10 see you.
IT DEFENDS on C1RcUMsTAScEs.-The
poet, perhaps while folded il his warm
| blanket, thus guShcs:
''The man that misses sunrise misses the
sweetest part or his existence. | love 70
watch the first tcir that s!iS:enS III the open
ing eye Of mornins-the silent song the
flowers brcathe-;Le thrilling melody OF the
woodland lE!S!:clS, to which tie modest
brook t.ickles appiause-ttese, swelling out the
sweet strain of creations mathis, seem to pour
some soft and merry tale into dnylight's car,
Us if the world had dreamed 4 happy thing,
and now smiled over the telling Of il.
Under certain circumstances we agree with
him, but with the thermometer down to zero
or below, and hard freeze on the ground,
how Gun any one enjoy the sunrise especially
if it is blowing great guns and sharp enough
to force tears 70 ones eyes. Wait ill tie
Sprirg time really comes, and then It will
be delicious, no dorbt-:o those who love it.
BoENETs.-We do not know how husbands
and fathers will appreciate the Paragraph
below relating TO the coming bonnetS, but
this we do know, the ladies will all read it
with delight, aud give US thanks too. We
are forced through affection for the latter 10
run the risk of scoldiDg from the former
"Ia bonnets lace is the favorite trimming.
Long lace brides are revived, either to be tied
under the chin or fastened lower down with
bow Or small bouquet, rs they were few
seasons ago. A novelty tis season is gros
grain ribbon with double face, blue, rose, or
green on one side and white on the other.
This is very serviceable in trimming bonnets
that require two shades.
New jet ornaments for bonnets are shaped
precisely like the back of a high Spanish
comb. They arc to be draped with lace, and
placed in the back of black lace bonnets.
There is caprice just now for wearing a
cluster Of flowers falling very low on the
back Of the head, where the hair is combcd
up from the nape Of the neck. This is some
times the only bit of color seen on black bon
nets, and even tbs is half concealed by the
hanging drapery Of Spanish veils."
ARRivED.-We are pleased to note the safe
arrival on Saturday night of the fast moving
clipper Time of Day Capt. Speck owner,
and Mr.. Singleton Ring, commander. The
trip from this port and back, round by way
of Martins Depot and Clinton, was made
without encountering severe weather, but we
are Informed BY Com. Ring, that in latitude
13 the long-cared propelIers suddenly stop
ped, in other words stalled-aud all hands
had to be called on 10 utthem 10 rights. No
damage was sustained. Tie f'Timc Of Day"
disposed OF its valuable freight of clocks, and
returned in ballast. Nr. II. J. Hales went
out as supcr-cargo, and reports : pleasant
time.
The vessel again cleared and left for anoth-
er trip on Monday last.
?. S-Our interchangeable outside itemizer
tells the following. that on the first trip out,
an old lady somewhere between this place
and Clinton, on the approach Of the "Timc
OF Day" dashed down her milk pans, and
upset ting her churn, rushed to the road. cal.
ling out as she went "run here children, for
I'm blessed if here sin't old Beck come to