The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-04
John F. Sreck is now receiving
large stock of Watches, Clocks 'eweE
ry, Fancy Goods, &c. iii.

ry, Fancy Goods, &c. iii.
REPAIRING AND ScoCRISG.-Mr. "
4. Mooney. of Greenville, takes this
method of informing the citizens o.
Newberry that nc lsas located here, and
viii be-happy toexecate any work n
his line of Cleaning and Repairing
garments, which may be entrusted to
him. His long experience in tue bust
ness qualities him in saying that he will
give satisfaction in his work. Orders
left at his son-in-law's, Jas. II. NJ. III
nard, will receive prompt attention.
Charges moderate: ST..
Call at John F. Speck's and examine
his stock of Ladies and Gents Swiss
and American Gold and Silver Watches.
Cheaper than ever sold before. etf.
A New DoDGE.-Working among
our flowers snnshiny day last week,
the raising of the front latch caused MS
to raise our eyes. The first thought
there's that everlasting spotted COW
again. 1t was raised by no COW, how
ever, this time, but by Il hearty looking.
two-footed pedestrian, who entered and
mounted the front steps. What IS
wanted, asked we. from 3 small patch
of crocusses. please, sir" said the
visitor, "gire u poor man alt the way
from Greenville ten cents Flowers
make man charitable if anything will,
tso without q moments hesitation 4 dime
was placed into his hand, and the rosy
checked fellow departed. We set this
down as ten cent dodge, and Il new
and pleasant way to get i living. on a
! moderate scale.
John F. Speck is now prepared to
make and repair al kinds Of Jewelry.
-9-tf.
TIE BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING
s<When trade grew slack, and bills fell
due, the draper's face grew long and
blue; his dreams were troubled through
the night with sheriff7s bailifs ali in
sioht. At last his wife unto him said.
''Rise up at once, get out of bed, and
get your paper, ink and pen, and say
these words unto all men: "My goods
wish to sell to You, and to your wife
and daughters, too; my prices are so
very low that each will buy before they
60" He did us his good wife advised,
and in the paper advertised. Crowds
came and bought of all he had. his bills
were paid, his dreams were glad; and
he will tell You to this day how we'll did
printers ink repay. He told US with 4
knowing wink, how he WAS saved by
printers ink"
John F. Speck is now receiving 8
large stock of Musical instruments.
Strings for all kinds Of Stringed Instru.
ments, g., &c. Call and see. 9-tf.
MEDICAL COLLEGE CoMMENCEMENT.
The Annual Commencement Of the
S. G.. Medical College, is set down on a
card of invitation received from j. w.
Folk, of this County, for the I'd Of
March, at the Academy Of Music. We
regret not being able to attend. first for
lack of time, and second because it is
the anniversary Of our birth, and to dis
pense with the customary festivities Of
that august occasion would make us
feel that we were just one year behind
time. We are much obliged to our
Young friend and hope to see him later
but on our birthday we. cannot con-
sent to be drawn before the public, We
are pleased to notice that among the
graduates three are Newberrians-O.
B. Mayer, Jr., J. c. Halfacre and j.
w. Folk. Ere this notice reaches them
they will have passed through the Or
deal OF graduation, and we hope safely
and with flying colors.
SERMON on INTE>IPERANCE.-On Sun
day night, agreeable to previous an
nouncemcnt. the Rev. Manning Brown
preached an impressive sermon in the
Methodist Church, on the Sin of Intem-
perance, from the 9TH chapter of the
Prophecy of Isaiah, the 22dverse-''Woe
unto them that are mighty to drink
wine, and men Of strength to mingle
strong drink" Notwithstanding the in
clemency of the weather, the congrega-
ton was large, and among the number
several who seldom attend night SER
I.Eice. The Rev. gentleman handled his
subject with his usual ability and fer
tror, and we have no doubt that there
were converts made by his arguments
and the authorities given from the Scrip
lures. May the time not be far distant
when intemperanee shall be banished
from the land, and when the cry shall
be universal 'look not upon the wine
when it is red in the cup"
The OLD DRUG HOUSE REVIVED
Many of our subscribers viii read with
pleasure the announcement in another
column, that their old friend and &C
ouaintance, Mr.. James Harral, has re-
established his Wholesale Drug House
in Charleston. Mr.. Harral, who has
for many years been known to the busi-
ness community as a member Of the
firms of HaviIand. Iarral & Co., Char
lesion, Haviland, Risley & Co., Augusta,
and Harral, Risley Il Kitchen, New
York, has associated with him George
S. Pelzcr, NJ. D., former Registrar of
the city Of Charleston, and brother of
Mr.. Pelzer of the well-known house of
Pelzer. Rodgers & Co. With = thor
ough knowledge of their business, and
4 large capital ut command, their sue