The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-27

| MISS SALLlE< NEIGHBOURS, l. ".
Miss SALLGE HORTON, K. II. $.
Miss MARY OWENS, l.. II. S.
I'd. LEAK, L. D.
| ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY
That is so Gar rs we know.
For we have just returned.
| Have had pleasant time, but
! The satisfaction of meeting kind home
friends caps the climax.
We are glad then-and you are reader
| we'll have good time.
Send us in all the items Of news which you
get hold of, for the HERALD is Unsuitable,
! and ever cries 'ncwS, ''more OF il. Like i
Young mock birds mouth it is ever open.
It is pleasant to learn that crops are fine
and that cotton bids fair to turn ont we'll
This is good, it will give our people money
Speaking Of that-ihe "Dominab!r, filthy
stuff-whcn in the course OF IFS next cIrcuia-
ton, it finds lis way into this office. lis effect
! will,be as the dew upon the grass, or the sum-
mer rain in time of iroutl!, like All apple OF
gold in picture Of silver, lilic--but no need
of gong further, We like i,-that is for buSi-
ness purposes. The thought is refreshing.
! And when it is known that the time OF
cotton picking is even now At bandit Is
enough 10 make one feel that ten thousand
hearts arc swelling in each single bosom Of
the HERALD staff.
Have you sown largely of turnips. farming
reader? if nos. dou't delay longer. The Cow
Horn, and Yellow Aberdeen arc next to Ruta
| Bagas, and arc fine varieties. The white
rurnips YOU know all about. The Black Span
| ish Radi<h, for winter use, should be Sown
among turnipS tits u splendid variety. Try
! them.
Mr. Pat. Scott, so long and so favorably
known in this community as Merchant
Tailor, has moved across the street, where he
will be glad 10 see his old customers and
friends 1t his new place of business.
We are glad to note, also, as evidence OF
improvement and progress, that Mr.. \. d.
Lovelacc has enlarge. his place of business
and has good supply Of the various articles
| in his line.
Our town, il is . pleasure 10 state, is quite
hcaltl.v-thcre being no sickness except such
complaints rs are common everywhere IN
Summer time.
There will be picnic on Friday, at the
| plantation known as the Davis place, now
occupied by Messrs. Jas. ?. and Albert Z.
Sigh. 1t will be nice affair, as the editor
is invited and the promise Of chicken given.
4 fcw OF the above named birds vii! be
thankfully received at this office, for Wllcn
market price will be paid either in green
backs or subscriptions TO HERALD.
All parties expecting to pay for their paper
in wood, arc requested to commence opera
tons as soon as practicable.
10 their praise be it said, the merchants OF
Prosperity have not been resting in mastery
inactivity since the fire. Twelve business
houses are already in course Of construction,
nearly all of which will be completed in fou:
weeks. The town has been laid out in better
! STYLE, but we regret that the streets will be
TOO narrow either for beauty or safety, one
being IS and the other 4G feet One hundred
would be infinitely better.
Major j. p. Kinard. the irrcpresSible anc
popular auctionecr, is before the public again
On Sale-day lie will offer lot Of -Four and
| Mountain Dew Corn Extract for sale.
Mr.. l.. /. Marshal, widc-awakc-ist anC
thorough go-ahcad.ist, makes Il startling an
nouncemcnt. Ii it be true, notwithstanding
his service 10 the country, he should be pun
ishcd to the extent Of the law.
Can't. John Mckenzie, the candy-ist O
Columbia, says that the great Baltimore cor
ner MAN.. NJ. Wickcr-~haS got his back
I'D, having ordered two huudWG and fifty
mounds of the sweetest and best candy
Hundreds Of little people will now be made
Lappy.
Can't. John T. Spcck'S scGar and Confcc
tionerv establishment. is decidedly one CT TIT
neatest, and its filling must prove acccptaOic
DO you want capital Sewing Machine
II so call on Mrs. D. Mower, who IS ascn
for the "Wced Justly celebrated for its per
fec, adaptability.
\ rare chance is offered by MeSSrS L. 4
Shivcr 4 Co., who will rent their handsome
" fitted up millinery rooms above the store
A first rate opportunity is here afforded FOL
business.
| Mr.. A. A. Nathan wants the money dl!
the old firm of Nathan 4 Son, by the 10th o
September. Every one indebted will save b,
settling with him in time.
! We are pleased to state that our Post Offic'
has at last received from the Department, :
limited supply of Postal Cards. one cen
stamps and stamped envelopes.
\ very pleasant game Of base ball va
PLAYED Monday afternoon. The score stooC
2G 10 20. THIS shows that the boys are be
ginning to understand the science Of the ba
and ball.
The Court House has again become the re
sort Of numerous William and Mamie goats
We make 70 complaint though. tor wha
does It n1at.er-the halls of Justic" are no
what they were->hecp or goats what is III
difference. Let the Williams STRIFE head
with the NannieS, the country is safe.
AR Warren N. Fcagle, we regret TO state
left our town on Monday last. His home i
now the city by The sea, and in the employ
ment Of the extensive aud we'll known ha
dealers, MessrS lIorSey 4 Bros. he is i'll
Dostti5u to SubScrve an important interest
that OF supplying Tiles of handsome style L
all WHO would h:;ve their heads Covered il
the latest fashion. Mr.. Fcaglc has our bc>
wishes for his luiule happiness and pros
perity.