The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-12-09
ABOUT TIE Town AND COUNTY

f:tIUltIS " Ilt WI IL lIlSIliSIA'SS' '''AN
don; depend on hired labor arc the
people who make money.
! c. G. Jaeger, Esq, WAS mad" glad
on Monday by having Il brace OF part
ridges laid Oh his table.
! Holiday presents. anA good things TO
eat in large quantities, 1T /. T. M"r-
shall's.
! The universal EXPRESSION is, Il have
never seen such u charming fall. We
have been highly blessed.
McD. Mcrs arrived here from Char
lesion on Friday, lie will remove his
family to the city by the sea.
The robbers have come to town.
! Keep watch on your premises. One
robbery already-sec notice elsewhere.
In the Columbia Post Office there is
IN unclaimed letter for DR.. Andrew
Wallace, OF Newberry.
When YOU see Il Young couple late
at night on the portico chewing aid
biting each other, just let 'cm alone
They are only fooling.
That was 4 clever party who went
hunting lasl week. It is said they run
up with Il lock of turkeys neal town,
and bagscl TWO.
\ view from the third-story windows
of Uncle Julius new building is very
fine. \ beautiful panorama spreads
out on every side.
All transient advertisements and job
work must be paid for cash. Credit
has ceased. Subscriptions to the HER
AID in advance only.
AS a white garment appears worse
when q little soiled than docs 4 colored
one. so does 4 small fault in 4 good
man attract more attention than L great
offence in 4 bad man.
1t is gratifying to say that the new
quarters of the HERALD are decidedly
more convenient than the old, and that
the pablic highly appreciate the situa-
ton. Everybody likes it.
And they will like it still more when
orr new stock of books, stationery and
fancy articles for little and big folks are
ready for inspection. This important
development will occur in 4 few days.
Ladies. gentlemen and youth walk up.
The past week has been the busiest
we have known in some time. That is,
we speak from our standpoint over
Harmon's store, from early morn till
night it's like the Saturday market in i
large city.
We are glad to say that the HERALD
patrons arc finding the new location
easily. Some lost sight Of for months
have come in. Come in, gentlemen,
there's room for MI, and / place on
the subscription book for each one.
Mr.. Edward Carswell left here On
Wednesday morning for Prosperity in
pro:pcrous condition. He says he never
enioved himself anywhere so well Us
in Newberry. lie was made ut home
and appreciated it.
If any one wants to see life, activity,
business, they need only visit Newberry
and glance into the stores, and take
birds eye view up and down the streets
Of the town. The oldest inhabitant
said it used not to be so once.
If you want Job Printing done call
up and leave your orders-the motto of
the HERALD Office is, meat, cheap,
rapid" Subscriptions at $3.50, S1.25
and Is cents, received at all hours Of
the day.
There is some talk of moving the
Court House 4 hundred or two yards
down the hill. The plan proposed is to
roll it. Due notice will be given ere
the work is commenced, so that all per-
sons may stand from under.
The Berger Bell Ringers will per-
form here on Monday night next. One
of the performers plays on 4 tin kettle
and potato CRATER, and produces music
from both. Miss Anna on the Cornet
is irresistible.
Turkey, back bones, ribs, sausage and
all the ct ccteras, formed the birthday
dinner 1T the residence of Mr.. T. I.
Harmon. on Friday last. It was pleas
ant occasion and was in commemora-
ton of his fDrtieth. Good things were
generously provided, and heartily par-
taken Of.
Deputy Sheriff Sigh captured a whis-
key wagon :. few nights ago, with the
owner and driver. He succeeded in
getting 20 gallons whiskey to town, to-
cethcr with the horses, but the men
made their escape in the neighborhood
Of MIR. Henry IFhitmire's. Whiskcy
and horses will be sold.
Truth stranger than fiction. With
C'eep sorrow we announce tllat NIr. A.
NJ. Wicker intends retiring from busi,
ness and has already made arrange
ments to sell out on the 1st of January.
There will be q wall of lamentation
from the children of Newberry when
this is known. In all our experience
nothing has hurt Us more than this
news. What will the little people do
after January.
Whateve: mistakes occur in the fill
ing up of the HERALD or errorsln print
must be excused for the reason that the
hustle below stairs is worse than the
noise made ut the tower of Babel. We
were not there, but know. Harmon GAN
not help his trade being so heavy
Nor are We angry with tie people, for
a great many come up stairs after
tl'atiing below.
The opportunities afforded farmers
by the lone continued fine weather we
trust have rot been neglected. They