The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-04
THE NGWB&RRY HERALD.
AEOrC TILE Town AND COUNTY

ABOUT THE Town AND CoUNTl.-
More weather since last issue.
Some folks ain't worth a cent in pick
ing up items, for why
The Herald reporters failed to learn
that gentlemen in town purchased
pine apple lately, and which ~
AS an Indication Of approaching
good times, should have been diSsemina-
ted instanter.
i Trial Justice has decided that edi-
tors are professional men, and that their
scissors, paste pot, etc., cannot be seized
for debt. What :, burden will now be:
lifted from the breasts Of the fraternity.
There are two reasons why some
people don't mind their own business.
One.iS that they harn't any business, and
the other is that they havn't any mind.
Bear it in mind that all kinds of Job
Printing can be executed neatly and
cheaply. and lastly, but not leastly, with
expedition, at this office. Call and eH-
anime specimens and ask prices. Il
Subscriptions to the HERALD are still
received 1T this ofice-at the low price
Of 81 so, in advance.
Something that sticks closer than Z
brother-one of Allcock's porous pl:ss-
terS, for sale by Dr. S. F. FAINT.
Folks that have straw tails should not
play with fire.
J.F. Speck's stock of Jewelly, &c,
is larger and more elegant than it has
been ut any previous season. One look
at the slittering array will forever de-
stroy Il mans rest if his pockets are
empty. The ladies are already eN-
claiming, Goodness gracious, where
did Speck get such beautiful stock?"
John says if his wife goes within
square of Speck's establishment, he'll
go for her.
Who has oats? Why don't our mer-
chants advertise when they have any
thing which people generally want?
One of the signs Of the times can be
seen on Mollohon, and he who runs can
read, Provisions and Grain by W. c.
Chase & Co.
Another is that millinery establish
ment will soon be opened in the rear of
McFalI & Pools elegant Dry Goods
store. Another John says his wife told
him so, while her eyes sparkled with
delight. It's dreadful, we meant to say
delightful.
Another sign can be found between
Chicks and Lovclace & Wheeler s. No
one need have more than :. dollar to be
initiated.
One of the best and most hopeful
signs of improvement, However, is to
See man come up and pay his past
due subscription to the HERALD.
Mothers train up your children to
consider it the meanest thing under the
sun to withhold the printers dues.
Who hath woes. who hath sorrows?
They who fail to pay for their County
paper. Yea, verify.
Oodles Of eggs, delicious sausage,
creamy cheese, melting crackers, choice
hams, fresh canned goods, and the best
of other groceries on hand at Chase's.
Try them.
The sidewalk on Pratt Street leading
to the Episcopal Church has, through
the management and labor of the Town
Council, become the most attractive in
Newberry.
The street lamps ought to be trimmed
regularly and get an occasional brush
ing up. Let your lights shine.
NIessrs. NlcFall & Pool, being good
looking men, know the advantage Of an
attractive face, hence by the aid Of
paint and pencil their store is present
ing an agreeable front to dry goods
seekers.
This reminds us that if paint were
more generally used it would add great
ly to tue appearance Of our town.
The farmers would probably like to
know that there is a drove Of good
mules in town for which the owners
would be glad to handle the cash.
Some one alluding to the muddy con-
dition of Main street, says it ought to be
Adamized. 1t makes no difference
whether it is Adamized or Macadam-
lied 80 that it be made passable.