The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07

to the love OF tle lnQlan GlTl OI Sol-
umbia. the protege of Messrs. Perry &
Slawson, who in spite of untoward cir
stances and besettnents on every hand,
remains as true as the needle to the
| pole. Her whole heart is given to
Perry & Slawson, and her single desire
is to build up their fame, and to accom-
plish this she has devoted her life to the
sale of segars and tobacco, and to make
men happy through, smoke. Was ever
love like this? She is now offering new
and choice brands, among which are
some excellent ones at the low price
of FIVE cents. The Indian Girl glories
in her mission and invites the gentle
men to call.
ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY,
Weather glorious-the most delight
ful season Of the year.
! The Independent movement is NOV
ing.
The great show of old John Robinson
Will soon be here.
Children are advised to curb their i'm
patience.
Corn shucking will be the order of
the day the coming nights.
PoSsum and later are already in or
delivery nice to the stomach of those
who like the combination.
Cotton is rolling in rapidly and busi-
ness is freshening up. -
As a proof Of reviving business two
individuals we have not laid eyes on
for twelve months have already paid up
their subscriptions.
1t is with pain that we record the pre-
valence of dlptilcria in Prosperity. Sew
erei bad cases still exist.
Capt. J. +. Speck is once more in his
glory. the improvements on his store
completed he is able to resume business.
All persons who design using coal
this winter and have not laid in Il supply
are advised to give an order TO Mr.. W.
T. Wright 1T his stove emporium. He
can furnish parties also with CRATES or
stoves.
John says why he isn't married is be-
causc that when he wcoed she wouldn't.
A newspaper is the only instrument
which can drop the same thought into p
thousand minds ut the same moment.
Make note of it, We merchants.
Ifvou want to find ont a mans real
disposition, take him when he is wet
and hungry. If he is amiable then.
dry him and fill him up, and You have
IN angel.
Love thy neighbor as thvself. Bor-
row his things whenever You can. but
if he wants to borrow yours tell him
you are very sorry. but you were just
going to use them yourself.
When 4 young man who parts his
hair in the middle goes down on an
orange peel, nobody seems to care
whether he ever gets up again Or not.
Strained sweetness-kissing through
veil.
A crying shame-Our neighbor's
young one.
A fashionable lady says her husband
is the latest thing out. Who is he?
Thanks to the Council we have seve-
raj more street lamps, by which the
darkness is dispelled, and foot pads can
better see to find their way over cross
ings.
# the Council have Jurisdiction. over
the roads within one mile Of the Court
House, the filling up Of the hole just be-
yond the Cemetery, will entitle the
body to high favor.
Mr.. POOLS sorrel horse and Mr..
Fowles' black mare, on Wednesday,
ran 400 yards. Time, 25 seconds, purse
of S50-taken by sorrel.
Have you tried those elegant, large,
fat, headless mackerel on sale by Mr..
Salinas? Ifyou like mackerel 60 there
and ask the crippled soldier to put you
up some.
Thos. Cook, under the Hotel. is in
supply Of very many articles which peo-
pie cannot do without. Ifyou don'tsee
what you want enquire for it.
One Of the many features to be seen
at Salinas Store is the attractive letter
ing on barrels and boxes, This is
great help to short memories. A man
will sometimes come ten miles for an
article and then forget it. In Salinas
Store this is impossible. everything is
marked. The crippled soldier was the
artist.