The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-12-02

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cnssity, we had to get out where we
could see and be seen.
ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY,
Mr. T. F. Salinas proposes to add to
his already large and varied stock Of
nice ediblcs, choice mincc-meat for
Christmas pies.
# every one is not posted, we iteratc
that the HERALD office has changed its
base. The office is now over T. +.
Harmon's store Call up at the Cap
tain's office and settle. Every dime is
needed.
Merchants will find liberal use of
printers ink very advantagcous-at
this season especially.
The best time to settle accounts is
right now, and if John pays Jim, he
can pay William, III 50 on to the end
Of the chapter. A liye dollar green
back, if not stopped by some fellow
with 4 tight grip, will travel E.r in
day.
a house frame, lately erected ut Hell
ena, was blown down and smashed
during the late high wind. 1t was
boarded BY the weather because the
! contractor failed to weather-boasd it.
Lnther says-"When thou prayest,
let thy words be few and thy thoughts
many
The number of marriages published
last week is IN encouraging sign that
the heads Of the young people are level,
Do likewise, reader, if you have not al
ready made plunge into the sea of
matri,nony.
SmitherS can pay his debts if lie
wants TO. But the trouble is he don't
want 10.
Til" yilest sinner may return-evcry=
thing but IN umbrella.
Tie most valuable prize for q man to
havc-Enterprisc.
4 man who IS out Of pocket mightas
we'll be out of town. Remember this,
| young ncn. In fact, You might rs wei!
! be cut Of the country.
John WAS in luck last week, Mary
wro:c to him to ''Comct afpastatc."
The only way for an editor to get
rich is to live on air and sleep on 4
! clothes line.
Bachelor farmers will be glad to
learn thai the girls are becoming vege-
tarians, for they wear turnip hats, have
reddish checks and cherry lips.
Nmas will be here on the 24tll of
December, and 4. n. Wicker promises
that every man, woman or child, with
out regard to race Or PREY ;ous condition,
shall have q good time-if they are
willing to pay for it.
Have You sufficient Bill Heads on
which to make out your January &C
counts? If not. call at the HERALD Of
/ tlce ~" =, ~>-- ~v,..u stab -p,.-- ;
,--r-e-s-sr<T nave some prlntcd, Do not
wait until the last moment.
All other kinds of Job Printing done
at this office with neatncss and despatch,
and as cheaply rs in Charleston or New
York. Try it.
Surely the turkey and chicken crop
Of Newberry is not behind that of Edge
field. It really looks so, however
Judging by the quantity which comes in
from the latter place.
Remember Christmas is coming, far
mers, and that the people of the town
want poultry Of all kinds, and large
quantities. Bring in your supplies.
y good advertiser practically puts his
show-windows into the newspapers
Again. it costs less to print advertise
ments than to send out statesmen. A
good advertisement is seen and read by
more people in one day than most sales
men Gull on in one year.
If the times arc hard stop your paper,
but do not shorten your allowance for
whiskey Or tobacco. a good paper in
q family IS & great comfort to the wife
and children, but that is no reason why
You should provide them with q weekly
luxury 1t the expense Of daily neces-
sity.
The HERALD office is now over T. F.
EIarmon's large and elegant store, in
and elegant apartments
It is requested that i'll parties visiting
Harmon will wcnd thcir way up stairs
1nd give us u call.
We do not charge any more for sub
crlptions now, since removing into
aTgcr quarters, than before our clcva-
ion. u
The individual who said we have Ii
prcad orself like the eagle has our =
Il
No one can now make excuse Of not s.
'clng able to find the printing office. for
I is on the public square, and we trust :
Il such men will act on the square in
lture
The fisher for compliments is not al
'ays satistied-for instance, the ques- al
on was asked 4 merchant If he did not al a.
ke the HERALD Office being so near
I'M now? to which was answered, ia
Well, I'm not sorryr' ~
If You would not have your eyes to -
reich and your mouth to wafer, and Z
our loose change to burn hole in
our pocket in its anxiety to get ont, 81
mt go near Wicker's store. Such It 1t
t Of gosd things never were seen be- On On
re. M
Tir1n ksrjrino day ,ros MT ,,,,ob a. ! ~,