The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-16

Almos; anything you WAN, in merchandise,
and a: prices to suit depleted pockets, can
be found at Loyelacc s. Whcc!er'$. II.
ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY
Needing rain.
Cool nights uufayorable TO cotton.
Tableaux and parties are the order Of the
day-;l"y come off of nights.
Several musical ladies propose giving a
concert.
One subscriber paid his subscription last
week.
4 couple more have promised to do So
at a future day.
Mr.. John \. Chapman'S Cotton Gin Fac
tory is row under full hcalway.
The African mocking bid has selected
another roost. We feel much relieved.
Capt. w. II. Webb, it is L pleasure TO say /,
is so far recovered, a3 to De able to walk 20
his store. lie attributes his rapid recovery
to the use of DR.. Bruce's Electro Chemical
Baths.
There Is no doubt but that use Of these
baths will prove beneficial. In proof of
which large number of persons are taking
advantage Of them.
Many young misses OF our town are getting
quite dcmora!iZcd. Cause.-The gallant aad
unremitting attentions Of the boys. The
fanciest ncck-tics are worn by the boys, and
the biggest wigglems on the back BY The
girls.
Mr.. John Smith has disposed Of his in.
terest in the bakery TO ". II. Walker 4 Co.
He is of the opinion that is vain to try to
"make ones bread by baking bread for
others, and particularly when It's sold on
tick to little children'S mothers"
"Twere vain to tell thee all fee" said i
youth to tender maiden, the other night.
lie was noticed to limp-perhaps from a
tight boot.
With the exception of bowel affections,
the health of Ncwberry is good.
4 freight engine exploded near Pomaria.
on Wednesday last Thos. Bookman, en-
gineer, vas scalded
Matt. Gray says he is going to let tangle-
leg whskey alone, and turn his attention 10
making and laying brick. lie will not carry
samples Of brick in his hat TO please any
body.
The Sons of Temperance, together with
the Good Templars, have rented MesSrs.
Mayes & Martins Hall, and will therefore
have it exclusively '.udcr their charge.
It's said ,hat in Pickens County chIckeGS
are worth ten cents each, butter fifteen cents
per pound, Irish potatoes fifty cents per
bushcl, beef and mutton eight to ten cents,
ducks twenty to twenty-five cents each, and
vegetables can be had for the asking.
A good county for pickings. and we ADVISE
any Of our citizens who wish to pickup to
go there.
Attention is called to the notice made by
DR.. J. D. Bruce in another column. We are
pleased TO say that the bathS are not only
beco ming popular, but arc proving very
beneficial
On Wednesday night last, number of
little misses and boys gave series Of Tab
leaux ut the Town Hall. The attendance
was respectable in number. and the behavior
in the main, what it should have been, bu
unfortunately there were these who deportet
themselves in any other than decenS man
ner. 1t is pity that some means cannot be
devised to enforce good manners.
The young ladies Of Capt. Pliers School
had a pleasant reunion on Thursday night
in the Academy building, with their young
lady friends In snd around the town of New
berry, the occasion being their emancipation
from school restraint for the summer. D
course, all the gushing youths OF the towr
| were there, and in consequence the hour
sped happily.
Some folks take particular delight in hunt
ing up difficulties fos their friends; they ar
the last, however, to face the music.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Messrs. Silver & Co. The information
impaired will be found interesting.
Mr.. l.. r, Marshall makes pleasant an
nouuccment this weok. Do you know tha
he furnishes ice cream every day.
We learn that Mr.. Burt Maybin, from ont
acre, made 60 dozen of oats and FIVE larg'
| wagon loads Of clover hay. Does this no
bo,t cnttou1
Tie Silver aosneta seraAaded all the soot
looking people on Friday night. Sewers
favorite airs were rendered in front Of til,
editors town residence, but whether intend
cd for himself and family, or the household
opposite, is not known.
Mr.. Thos. I. Harmon, together with hi
accomplished assistants, MeSsrs. Goree
Hunt, Harp and Master Johnny, are now il
pleasant occupation Of the large and elegan
store room, formerly Fant's Drug Storc) an
wLere they will be happy to minister to th
various wants Of Ehc coMm4pity in choic
groceries, plantation supplies, sc. Gall en-
see tless gentlemen, and notice not qnly hoi
comfortably thcy aEe fixed, bat how man
articles Of prime necessity they isare in storl
The new bakery of Mcssrs. W. Fl. Wake
& Co.-both accomplished, practical brea
ald cake bakers wi iii be opened in :c,
ttays They are hard IT work now clcan;u
up and preparing for l;iSi;2>S. These youn
men man business and We tau confident
recommend / tacu 10 the con- deratiou OF ou
citizens, IS suic ly rli be and competent
; we bespeak for them gen. rous patronage