The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-17

A4StlIs SuSto. 1ohtS CtlC wee Slr3
hours" the party retir1 to their home
delighted to have spe 50 pleasant 7
evening.
WHlsKEY.- Fine old ktueky Corn an
Rye Whiskey, for sale ut s,se 4 Co.'S. {
ABOUT THE Town ANUovNry-
Christmas is just onweck neare]
than it was last week.
Little folks are very rdess of uights
and look for Santa Cla with mucl
anxiety.
We sincerely trust thahe old Gen
tleman will make the tr and reac!
Newberry in good time,
Mr., Alexander says CalSpeck tolt
him, that Bro. Andy WiGr said he
heard Marshall telling DIAM Love.
lace, that he got it from DS f. FAINT
that Maycs g. Martin uld give
peck of their best shoe bs to the
Ncwberry Herald to makc;hristm:,s
soup for the printers if Sant,laus fails
to come. We hope he willwe don't
like peg soup.
These gentlemen are all lo,v intc-
rested in the coming Of Kris 'inncie.
The goJbling of fat turlk;cy;sc heard
in the land. It is I pleaSanbund -
We would like one stuffed witvstcrS
Oh, what 4 time there will | to bo
sure. Plum pudding md mig Dics
will help along the canse wo,rfullv.
Next Wednesday we will try d say
something nearer the mark.
We regret to learn that Mr.. C ST.
ber's house, near kinarl's Tu.Out.
was destroyed list Tuesday We by
fire.
DR.. A. B. Pitts, residing ut end
Fail, in this County, died of pmculnia
on the Sth. He leaves Il wife an0nr
orphaned girls. lie was i succful
practitioner.
The cash system is getting popul-
the Newbelry HERALD is on that sit
do not ask for credit. If You like 10
security, down with the dust.
We would rather have five paid D
subscribers tls"a +,-, r--1'ssiiS', "!.I nj
know when they will pay, and fly ib
y .l.1s,-nzl ,ai0ees when asked to setI.
The printers and editors of the Ill.
AID expect to feed on wood for i mon
or so. Two hundred and fifty 81.
scribers have made applications ,
pay their dues in scrub oak and bl:l
j:lck. Ifanv of the corps happen to !
where the "woodbine twineth''-it W
be from indigestion caused by too mu'
wood, Heaven help them, and la'
mercy on delinquent subscribers.
The closing days of last week we
full of activity Oil change. the quaint
brought in was cleerfnlly large NJ
prices satisfactory. Dry goods, co
fectioneries and notions are moving.
The assortment of goods di>play'
by Capt. Speck is delectable; the vcri
ty, beauty and prices are enough to p
life inta Il tliauE4Hl year old mumm
Young people, we beseecn YOU 60 n
look at his stock.
Remember the Masonic Ball n
Supper to be given on the End, and
sure to saoVro Your tickets.
It's going to be 4 grand ;.tt:!ir:
Subscriptions as they expire will no
be stoppeil-the cash only will cause
continuance of the paper. Many goo
names will necessarily be stricken .
but to establish and carry out the Sy
tenn properly and justly this will ha'
to be done. We hope opr friends W
see good reason for this course and +
new promptly.
A venerable old negro man broug
into this office on Monday i bag co
tanning cotton. He had been inform'
by spmc wag, who ought to be reco
Struated, that We bought cotton II l,ri
the HERALD on. It's safe to bet tn
man has not paid his subscription, III
thinks that rs we have no money to bI
paper, we have to run 4 mill to man
facture it.
Mr.. Wistar Suhor, T. young plant
living near Jalapa, died on Snnl;
last. after a brief illness, supposed to
ilundice. He leaves 4 young wide
and IN infant.
The announcement made by Mr..
\, Nathan is L pleasing one. lie has
large stock Of ARTICLES for Chtist!Mla. a
New Years presents. They cmbr;'
articles of use rnd necessity, and il
such things us people would rather !
ceivc in shape of presents than gan'
toy. which lose their charms in 1 she
time. Go to Natii;ir.'s.
Wm. &. Chase ( Co., buy Cotton.