The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-24


POSTAL CHANGEs.--Mr. J. J. Reeder hay
ing resigned the position Of Postmaster at
Boston in this County, the Post Office De-
partmcnt finds itself necesSitated to diScon-
tinue the same, inasmuch, as we learn no
other party interested in the immediate postal
facilities of the neighborhood seems willing
10 succeed Mr. Reeder as Postmaster in the
office
The mails addressed 70 Boston Postof6ce,
by authority received from the Department,
will hereafter be delivered to the parties for
whom intended, from the Office at this place.
ABAD PLAcE.-On the Jalapa road, and
about q mile or less this side OF the hamlet,
there is spot on the road which calls loudly
for repair A little work now would enttle
the overseer of that section and the commis-
sioners to untold blessings, but if not
attended to, will bring down on their heads
deserved anathemas from many an unfortu-
nate traveller this comiug winter. This
thing of road working is Scandalously abuS-
ed, and there should be some way devised to
make dclipqucnts do their duty. In our
opinion, the hole alluded to will be lmpassa-
bic if not worked soon.
Mr.. JAS. PAcKER.-The many specimens
OF painting, plain and decorative, done by
and under the direction of this gentleman Of
late ARE deserving of notice and we take great
pleasure in giving our need of praise to an
artist cf such skill and taste. It would be 100
tedious to enumerate all of .he work he has
accomplished in the space Of few months.
but we mention on the list, the Baptist and
Seceder Churches, the Stores Of Mrs. Mower
and Mr. Cook and others, besides the various
attractive signs to be seen right and left over
the sooily town of Newberry. We testify
that he is perfectly skilled in all that pertains
to his calling.
Now REcEITING AND OPENING
Our Fall Stock Of Ladies Dress Goods, Trim
mings, ETC., together with sentlemcn's piece
goods, and u general stock 10 suit the trade.
These goods have been selected with our
usual care, and consist Of every article to be
found in 4 dry goods store, and will he sold
at lowest prices. Our friends and customers
are invited to nuke an inspection from this
day, and we are satisfied that we can give
them satisfaction, not only in quality, style
and variety, but in that very important de-
sideratum to all buyers-PRICES.
If MCCALL & POOL.
TERRIBLY IN EARNEsT.-ASa u conservator
Of the peace, AMI Que who desires not tile
death Of any man we entreat every reauer OF
this paper, who is indebted to McFall 4
Pool, to pay up ins:anter and live. The a.
tentative is dreadful, We remember once be-
ing strack by o double jointed son Of the
Emerald Isle, and our wonder is that we are
an inhabitant today Of this glorious country.
With tears in our eyes we beg that the
warning be needed.
Another man in earnest is the proprietor OF
the Baltimore Corner, MIR. 4. NJ. Wicker.
Forbearance has ceased to be virtue with
him. From this time on through the course
of his nasaral life you may be perishins for
groceries, or any Of his sweet things, but un-
less YOU We money to buy with. twill be in
vain to knock at Uncle Andrews door. He
don't value tue best promises ever made,
the snap ofa finger. -
1t is thus seen to what straights the men
who credit are brought. It is indeed terrible
to think about it-and we would not, but for
one thing-we are in the same fix. "'Twere
vain To tell you all we feel" and will not try
it, but would rather let concealment, like 4
worm in the bud, feed on our damaged check,
and gaaw into our very vitals.
IsrEREsr1se.-Prof. A. P. Pliers Acade-
my resumed exercises on Wednesday last
We advise the public that this is an instltu-
ton deserving their consideration.
Miss NJ. E. Mccoy, Of Helena, proposes TO
teach the beautiful accomplishment Of max
ing Wax and Rosjn Fruits and Flowers. She
IS perfectly competent to inpart this knowl-
edge, and we bespeak for her large class in
Newberry.
The Jewelry Store of Capt. J. F. Spcck is
undergoing a change-is being enlarged for
the reception of additional stock. Capt.
Speck has built up splendid business, and
is deserving of the success which is attending
his enterprise.
The old frame building on Adams Street,
so long used as carriage shop. is undergo
ing a complete remodelling under the direc-
ton OF Mr. q. L. White, who proposes to
make of it comfortable dwelling. We are
pleased 10 see this, and the neighberhood
will be also.
Ladies, please don's ask US where to make
purchases any more. Just look over the
columns Of the Newbcrry HERALD and you
will see who has goods for sale. Every
merchant who has good stock, something
he would have people look at and purchase,
advertiscS.
We are pleased to learn that Prof. SehmItt
has been prevailed on to repeat his concert,
in week or two, and that due notice Of the
time ill be given.
PROF. ScHAITT's CoScERr.-Aftcr con-
siderable lapse Of time Newberry has again
been treated to another musical feast by this
celebrated maestro, and his accomplished
anu charming daughter, Miss Amelia, as
sisted by Messrs. C. G. Jaeger on the Piano,
and VIM. Milan as second violin, and we arc
pleased to pronounce the concert, as far as
the distinguished performers were able to
make it, brilliant success. But not so, we
regret to say, was it as to the size Of the audi
ence. True the notice was short and necessa-
rily, but our music loving people who were
apprised of the promised concert, should have
- .,,., ,r-oo tar cn,rpoia rjnD for the master Dy