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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18
PLANTATION SUPPLIES constantly on hand
and for sale by WM. {. CHASE.

SHOOTING IN THE TowN.-Attcntion
has been time and again called TO the
miscllievous practice Of shooting in the
wards Us well Us titc streets by tic BOYS.
IF the parents Of these Young .Ameri-
cans will not prohibit them from
continuing the evil, We think the town
authorities should take the matter in
hand On Saturday last gentlemen
riding oat with his family Ila'l his horse
to take fright at the discharge Of Il gun
in the hands of. Il lad. A corner had
just been turned rs the discharge WIS
made, and the horse Suddenly wheeled,
to the Imminent danger Of the buggy
and It's occupants. Horses :lre liable to
fright and to do serious damage under
such circumstances. Frequent conl-
plant is made Of shot falling into yards,
striking ;:gainst windows panes, &c,
and in one or two instances balls :re
known to have struck with sufficient
violence against dwellings to have
wounded persons had they been struck
instead Of houses. We crrspcctfully ask
the Council if an ordinance cannot he
passed to prevent this.
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HYMENEAL.-Last Saturday morning
q colored gentleman and lady in their
best slits of black and white, rode into
town to have the matrimonial knot tied
It was securely done by Trial Justice
}. P. Jacoby, and they went on their
way rejoicing.
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The SINGING SCHool..-We are au-
thorRed to state that the ladies are
most cordially invited to attend the
singing school which is held in the
Methodist Church two OF three evenings
in each week by Mr.. /. A. Hawkins.
The young men have employed Mr..
Hawkins to teach them and they desire
the ladies to be present that they may,
with their sopranos and altos, make the
:1;seors har8aoaaia. Remember this.
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PIE HUSTERs.-Newberry seems to
be the skirmish line Of the pie hunters,
and poor robin red breast is having 4
hard time Of it. Every boy that can
point a gun is out on the watch and is
dealing death to the hungry birds. If
one did not know what was the matter
he woald think this y dangerous place,
judging from the brisk firing that is
kept up. But the birds don't seem to
care, for their numbers are increasing,
and the boys don't care either, for robin
pie is good.
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NOTICE.

The subs ..ibc- vii :aake an4! s"t;H'-
mcut Oh tue Est.,. oi William Ein.o:c, d.
ceased, in Tic Probate Coa:t @; Nc"Dt::y
County, on "Wednesday, th: -gta Jay ot
March next, sad wi! apply to SAID Court
for his Gaa! discharge rs sal! Aimin;<;ra-
tor. Ali persons having claims against
said Estate viii present the same 10 NY Al.
torneys, GessrS. Fair, Pope L Pope, on or
before said time.
JOHN A. ELMORE,
Admir-, Of the Estate O.: Wi::jIm EImore,
decd. Fcb. -, S-jt.
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Attention is called to the card of Mr..
Richard O'Neale, of Columbia, who Of
fers for sale :: superior planting potato.
Farmers would do we'll TO give ;hem :,
trial. Send orders to r. O'Neale, Jr.
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\ TRUE DALsAN.-DR. WisTAR's BAL
sA:; OF. TIIp CHEREy is truly q balSam Il
co1,a.i.s tht 'bal;aiFic grin iplc Of the Wilc
Chcr.y, the balsamic properties Of jar and O
Dinc It's ingredients are all baIsamic-
Coughs, Colds, Sore Th,oatS, Broachiis. an
Consumptior speedily disappear under it
talsam'c Influence
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Special and Local.

sAM single or transient business notices in
the loca! department are inserted at the rate
Of fifteen cents per liae-liberal contracts
made for three, six or twelve months. tf
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NOTICE..

will make final :cttemcn. Oh the Estate
Of i.anc~toa Y. Wicker, decd, in the Pro-
bate Court for Ncwberry County, s. C., n
the 18th day of April, 1914, and on ina, d.y
vi! Apply % Saiu Court fov final discharge
IS Administrator Of said E>ta;c. Creditors
viii present al demands Oh or before shat
,,av. JAMES GAUNTT,
Mar. {. 2--it. 49,. himin,tr.,0r.
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INDxx TO New ADVERTISEMENTS

Richard O'Nesle, Jr.-Sweet Potatoes.
Joseph Caldwell, adm'r-No!ice for Final
Discharge.
u. ". Reynal l. Co.--Alsatian Cabbage
Seed.
Jao. 5. Fair-Iseport Of Town Treasurer.
The Perry Aromatic Bitter Co.-Bi,terS.
Z. c. & 4. z. R-Schedulr.
L. Z 4. Air Line K. R-Schcdu,e.
4. J. McCaUghrin & Co.-Fer. ilizers
J. J. Carrington-Sheritf Sales.
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the American Sar,iinc Co.'S Bone |
I less Sardines, are mach better. and
less than half the cost Of imported
o;tfdlnes. sly.
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Mar. /, Io74-9-3m'
NOTICE.

Persons interested will ,aI;c notice ti.a!
Ike following order h:s hccn passed Is H."
Pro'2:c J"d:e ~. Newberry County, tic
H.:a E*He:: C. I-2a!::::', 20 wi,.
''0:derc,! that Monday, tie SD!I. DAY OF
March rrxt, Ut ten O'Clock, A. ", be fixed
for final settlement on the personal estate
OF Wasl:inc.on B. IcF,c!lar, with Eliza X.
MckclIa-, the Admn!>tra;lix thereof, wien
Sic will have l"ave TO state hex am.o"n;S
and move fo" 4 t;a2! discharge ;x;., ~:i i,..,
,lcr l;ah,.i,: Is sun A,!m;Hi&! l.!t:i:.
9Th February, 1874"
will avail myself Of that order
ELIZA X MCCLELLAN,
9th February, 1874. Adm'x.
Mar /, 9-5t.
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Call at John F. Speck's Jewelry
Store, and see the best stock in his line
ever brought to this part of the State.
9-tf.
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% John F. Speck is now receiving 4
large stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewel
~, Fancy Goods, &c. 9-tf.
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SAUsAGE.-FreSh "Greenviiie' Meat and
stufed Sausage, constantly on hand and for
sale by WM. c. CHASE.
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WISEllAN REMOVES

Ills PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
TIE 1ST OF JANUARY,
TO the large Hall over Massrs. j. /.
Webb g. Co.'S Store, whcrehe will have
plenty Of good room, and more light
and hopes to do satisfactory work at
the right prices.
Come Ill We that love nice thing. TO
Wiseman'S Gallery, over Webb u Go. :
Store. oV-u'
PEG FAcT0RY.-We are gratticd IN
being able to state that a sample Of
creditablc pegs have been exhibited to
us, manufactured in this place BY three
of our most practical business men,
1t is designed by these gentlemen to
establish Il factory in Newberly for the
manufacture OF this very useful article,
in every size, and adapted to al the Va
rioUs wants to which poas cln be ap-
piled. This is indeed cheering, ;s,.d IS
:.n evidence that notwithstanding the
financial pressure, there is enterprise III
Our midst. and courase .:ithal to cXcr-
else it. The location selected for the
Factory is on Scots creek near the
culvert of the G. & c. 4. R., and VIC
must say, 4 better place could not posi-
bly have been selected Nc have not
been authorized to name the corporatorS
in this popular branch Of industry, but
think it just lis we'll to say that MeSSrS
w. G.. M-,W. T. + and |. \
e. arc the most prominent among
;l.cr. Tie ls:,&: exhibited are Of Sof
pine whitfield oat with pocket L:.l!c>
and compared with imported pegs IN
point Of cost should take precedence 4
once Of ;,li others As soon rs Spring
oDens the work will commence Vi igor
ouslv, and it is expected that ever,
b;.iness man in town will not only be
eo,ne & stakeholder. but III active work
or. In the mcaEtinte any Gl0 .:av!n:
soft pine boxes to dispose Gf vii! COME
with either Of the above n;lm"'l gentle
men. Mr.. Willie b has bee
temporarily engaged Il: katie sharptne
until the company's grindSt"ne arrives
Success attend tie peg factory.
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Who Wants al Organ?

Any one in need oi one OF Ncedham & Sons
lrsalS, will fad it 20 their advantage to
apply to tie HERALD OFFICE
Ian. y, ST.
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CoTToS.-Bring your Cotton to US, we
give "ihc top Of the market" for it.
II WM. c. CHASE l. co.
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EGGs.--l00 doz. fresh Eggs just received,
and for sale at WM. G. CNASE'S.
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THAT OYSTER SUPpEE.-It had been
promised long, but something always
turned mp to prevent it. 1t came at
last, however, when SIX members OF
the three link fraternity sat around one
of Milan & Boozer's nice tables few
nights ago. Everybody sud he would
take his ''fried," and 50 We had
them fried. Well, some things are
good. some things are better and some
things are best, and we never make 4
local of anything not superlative in its
nature. Men may talk about philoso-
ply us much ;ss they please, but no one
can truly phiEosophize until he goes to
Milan & Boozer's Restaurant and calls
for oysters fried"
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NOTICE.

~? make i:!ai se.;.c:ncA: ol IN: Estate
Of Abraham Wicker. dec j., III The Probate
Conr' Tor Nrwbcr-v County, s. G.. on ;hc
III 3ay Of April, 1914, ana o. that day
viii Apply 20 sud Cour: 70? liu:.! d;>ch rye
as administrator .! SAID EsliIe Creditors
viii present all deu!a:G7 o. q: bcio;c that
day. :. c. NiYB!N,
Mar. /. .i-:t Administrator.
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EAVELI. & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
e, Provision Dealers, Plantation Supplies
and l.nyirs Of C0tthi.. &;
,SSUASE. WM. C.-Groccry AMI Provision
- Merchants, Mo!l0hOn Row. 4&
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A CHANGE AND A GOOD IDEA.-
Our cnterprising merchant, j. D. Cash,
has furnished up the store room between
r. S. Chicks and Lovclace & Wheelers
preparatory to moving into it. This
removal. however, will be but tenn
porary, as he contemplates building i
brick store upon the spot which he lately
occupied. Good, we hope his example
will be followed by others on that row.
Brick store houses along there would
better the looks of the town, make 1t
safer in time of fire and diminish the
amount paid for insurance, Or rather.
render It possible for the merchants OF
tsaat row to fnsure.
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are making for the organization Of IN
Agricultural Society in this County,
o. l.. Schumpert, Esq, is zealously en-
gagged in getting subscribers, and is
making encouraging progress, having
obtained the names Of some twenty-five
or thirty good men, who have takcn
stock. The amount ptrshare is $500,
and when five thousand dollars worth
Of stock shall have been taken 4 meet
ing of the stockholders will be called
for the purpose Of organizing, of which
due notice will be given through the
papers. 1t is proposed, if it be posi-
bic, 10 get ready for L Fair next fall OF
in December.
This is good movement and we
think the plan feasible. The people
ought 10 seize the opportunity and car-
" it to successful frnition. We once
had IN Agricultural Society in this
County, but like many other things it
succumbed to the force Of circum-
stances; but now we c;ln start again
under favorable auspices and form 4
society that will be the pride Of the
County.
If other counties in the State have
such societies in successful operation
Newberry can have one too, if her will
be Jut added to her ability. Let tie
scheme be worked up encrgctically.
Look out for the subscription list and
when you see it subscribe libcrllly. II
it fails to reach You soon call on Mr..
Sclmmpcrt ard give Your names.
Call at John T. Spcck's and examine
his stock Of Ladies and Gents Swiss
and American Gold and Silver Watches.
Cheaper than ever sold before. 9-tf.
THAT Coop MAN" LocAL.-Some
months since, u paragraph under the
heading Good Men" appeared in the
local Of this paper, and We were pleased
to know that it WAS appreciated, for Sev-
cral superlatiycly good men, the very
salt of this County, acknowledged the
corn by reporting ut the Captains office
and settling, some for two, and three,
and even four Years back due subscrip-
ton. They thought the hint given WAS
til. very thing, and so did We. In the
course of two or three weeks our eX-
changes gave evidence that it had struc':
their flint also, ,lnd they gave 'goodmen"
conspicuous places among their locals,
but somehow they forgot to give pro-
Der credit, and we now see it going the
rounds of the North Carolina press mis-
credited. If it was an ordinary para
graph we would care nothing about it,
but when we remember the siecpless
nights spent in concocting it, the agony
and groaning of spirit through fear Of
the consequences, lest the good men
would withhold their patronage by ia
king their nal1ies off the subscription
books, and besides, the lickiH9s which
might result. VIC confess that we don't
like such conduct on the part of the
brethren. 1t required several years of
bitter trial before we went for the good
men, and even after it was determined
it cost mucl, time and labor, to say no
thing Of compunctions Of conscience.
We hope al impecunions, lngubrious
editors who desire to go for the good
mcu'' Of their acquaintance on the
strength OF the above named piece, vii!
give proper credit hereafter.
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II WM. C. CHASE'S.
ABOUT TIE Town AND COUNTY
The clerk Of the weather started with
Il good spell on Wednesday last.
On Sunday i change for the worst
look place, i'll consequence Of i change
which came over the spirit OF his drealn,
and now the aspect is bad enough.
It would be i blessing if he'd join the
Temperance Society.
Rev. II. w. ku,lns lert llclc Tor 81
vannah on Thursday last.
The Senior of this paper thinks of 60
ing to Charleston in 4 day or two TO
take i Griuk-of Artesian water.
In anticipation. the 's@eyi!s" are get
ting ready to assume control.
Some lovers sit up half the night with
only one chair in the room. Don't ask
how it is done, YOU know how it isyour-
self.
A prisoner broke jail lust week, but
was re-capturcl before proceeding far.
NJ. NJ. BuGord's flying horses aFe ait
the rage, with boys and girls and men
of age; they are always running, day
and night, and good judges declare it Il
pretty sight.
Some OF or merchants have already
returned from tie North, and we advise
the public to be on the look OFT for their
advertisements. G0r no doubt they have
made good purchases.
Wanted-a few more cash subscribers
to the IIEE,LD-either singly Or in
clubs.
Job printing czccuisa liz the neateSt
STYLE, in the most expeditions time and
ut the lowest cash prices at this office.
Try it.
The bows continue to shoot in the in
corporate limits of the town, ut birds
and pigeons and sometimes ut nothing.
Have the Council ra authority to pre-
vent this?
The spotted cow has gone somewhere
uerhaps where the woodbine twineth.
In its place, however, comes 4 mcIan-
cholv calf making day and night hid
cous with its bleatings. Let us have
peace!
4 walk around the Newberry market
is sufficient t. make 4 hungry man
commit suicide, On Saturday last u.11
only article offered for sale was cabbage.
The consequence was everybody had
the collie on Sunday. Ought not the
Town Council to see to this also: @ure-
X. fathers should love THEN childrcn.-
Who knows but that the sins OF the
G.shers afo being visited upon the chill
dren.
Truly the people OF NcWDefry u.s.
serve better than they get.
Have You tried those Grecnville saus-
are which Messrs: Chase & Co. receive
two or three times week! II %au have
not. 90 and put your name in for Il mess
for they are decidedly nice and good
enough for anybody. IfyoH have tried
them, it is altogether unnecessary to al:
wise on the subject, for YOU will g
again.
The dollar store has ceased to exist
Tile pro.,e;ctars failed to show eno"si
of The people, that Tho ihGIt trey NH
down the less they took Up WIS pfoIl!;i
ble. Sach institutions should no; bt
patronizcd at all.
That cntcrpriSing merchant, j. y
Cash, is removing to the store room be
tween Chicks and Lovelace & Wheel
ers, Su@~cs3 atter4 the iIoTe:
The move, VIC Hope, is tilc precur=o
10 the tearing down Of the old block {
buildings from Cash's vacant store t
Uncle Julius corner, and the erection
of the long talked of new buildings,
des;.leratum dcvoutly wished.
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John F. Speck is now prepared TO
make and repair all kinds of Jcwelry.
O Tf
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CSi.O.: GG,.r- E-rn ~r6.

.haCC..UGuEiN. :. J. 6 GQ.-Coi.;nission
Sgs Merchants; and dealers il Fertilizers
igrnts !or Cover, Cox and Marklry'S Bug
.5icS, Wagons. &c. Is
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Public Hall.
oS1~S--~~o%1Hc-~--'
M2r,;fa ctorias
Commission Merchants.

rHhPMAE. JOHN A.-ManHiuctuTcr q!
- Cotton Gins, OF approved style. ana
Warranted. Ii
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Photcgraphy.
M0nCnantS---Liarbie.

: EASELI. J. R-MomE:ncnts made IL o.
IA der. ana :.l kinds oil marble and granite
work neatly executed. -
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John F. Speck is now receiving Z
Iarre stock Of Musical Instruments.
Strings for al kinds of Stringed 1nstru.
ments, e.. &c. Call and see. Off.
TuaSKs.-Our thanks are rendered
the PhrenakoSmian Literary Society OF
Newberry College, for an invitation to
attend its Anniversary Celebration on
Friday evening, March both. The
orator on that occasion will be }. u.
Warm. The Committee arc--J. G..
Watkins, l. II. Wilson, j. +. Lay, l.
B. Riser and I. Q. Wertz.
Also to the Excelsior Literary Socie-
tv Of the same Institution, to attend their
Anniversary Celebration on Friday
evening, March 9th. Mr.. l.. F. Bus
by is named as the orator, while the
committee are Mes>rs. ". }. Stribing,
RE Campbell, Jr., J.B. OK. iioilo-
WAY, W. f. Lake, and D. \. Ze'gier
CHINA, CROCKEHY AID GLASSWARE
The China. Crockery and Glassware
establishment of AIcsSrS. kingsland q
Heath, situated under the Columbi;
Hotel. IS one Of the best and most pop'
lar in the city Of Co'aaaoia. Does yol'1
nantel board OF your what,not need I'll
ornament, OF is your dinner table lack
ing cups and saucers, dishes, plates
glasses, cutlery, DC? These scntleme'
can supply the want with the very bes
quality Of articles at low and reaSonabI
!; =. "a. lC-2t.
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EsUASE. WI. {. 4 CO.-AuctioH and Com
- mission Merchant. Sales twice 4
week IS
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AYES& MARrIN.-DeaIcrs in Grocc-
sss rcS Plantation Supplies. hardware
and Cotton Buyers. IS
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Groceries, Canned Goods, &c

Groceries, Canned Goods, &c.
SseICKEH. 4. M.-Dcalcr in Groceries, Cau.
~ ncd Goods. Pcrl'ulnrry, and Toys ofall
descriptions. Is
a OVELACE. =, n.-Grnccrie:, Canned
u Guud>. s.nncrtloncrics, Tobacco and
SrGarS. Il
E OVERS. =. ", d CU.-GTO;;iy and Pro-
q vi>i"n Dealers. pinnt"tirn Supplies.
Tunavvn. ~. -
ASlLSON. j. C.-Dcaler in Groceries Of an
~ kinds, Canned Goods, Bagsing, Tics.
Tobacco and Sc@arS. L;
sAsEBB, J. Z. & Co.-WholcsaIe and Retail
~ Dealers III Groceries. Plantation Goods.
GuanOS. &c. Is
Geasect:oEa.ies: sssa:e, Ersits.
ssPECK. J. F-Frcnch and American Con-
ID fccioncrv. Fruits, Nuts, Tobacco and
ScgavS of best kinds. l.;
ssAICKEH. y. M.-Cnn,ll' and Connections
w o.; ali kinds. Fruits in season, Nuts, Sc.
@iirS and TGi:hGr:j. -
Jewelry and Watch makers.
cpECK. JOHN T.-Deacr in iinc Watches.
~ C:.,cI.. I:w;iry. silvcvla Plated Ware.
SEcctaclrs, Eye GLASSES, f;lmcy Goods. &c. l.
,1r<14=.crre.oeee..a-a,7..GDs
Clothing.
sA9IsIti!iT { COpPOCK.-Drul"rS in Clrih.
~ iHg. anal Tcntlcm"u'> oItiittiH% gene
rally. Shoes. Hats. Trunks, I:lii>S. &c. T.;
--===zra.>-,--=.c>aaAr.saa
millinery Dress Making.
sc OVER. MIS-. E:-Mii!.nrry G01tls Of all
Eas kinds. hnna",S made III latest style.
Also dri,iur ii general li:r: c!!indizc. Il
2CNTEii. Nils. u = press MAI ing itltcr ii.
s5 test patterns. Orders S:;liGltrG. II
-=zse>e-.--as.:a,.scl.-.cca-
Druggists.
tHr Ant. DIR. 5. F.-Dru3giSt. WhnlcS@l"
and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines.
Chemicals, rGre Mcdicinal Liquors ana!
Wines. s.
Gun aid Lock Smith.
.r:YIIITE. l.. L.--Gcpaircr and Maker Of
w Guns. Pistols, Locks, &C. Shell Goods
and Grncnr;rs ii
Wines tIdeors, eese.s, &c.
EONARD J. r. & CO.-Wh0lcSalc and Re-
4. f:ii Dealers in Tobacco. Scs::lr Pipes.
Nc. Wines and Liquors OF pure qualities. -
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GROCERIES in the Grocery
line for sale at VIZ. Z. CHASE ,.
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NeWbery Business Directory.

Cards OF Reference inserted under appro-
pirate headings i'll this column. Profession.
Al men, Merchants, Mechanics and Trades
generally. should have n place in this Di.
rectory. Terms moderate.
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THE NGWBRR&q HERALD.

THAT RTDE.-Some men can TO any
thing and nobody have word to say
about them. Not so with all, however,
Mr. Jones or Mr.. Smith, or any of the
John family, can put on new coats Or
hats, take :, drive in a fine buggy be-
hind a two-forty horse, kiss i pretty
girl, 90 to IN animal show, or even get
OH I bender, and ride Munson Bufor,l'S
flying horses, and its Ill right. its i
privilege accorded them. and not Il man
opens his cheek about it. If Mr.. Grrn-
dy is guilty Of either Of the above, now
ever, its common tnlN directly In IN
unguarded moment we were persuaded
by the proprietor Of the Trapczc to take
a mount and 90 round, just for the fun
Of the thing. We assured him tl!:lt
aside from the loss of dignity which
would be sustained, there was great
danger Of 4 loss Of the last meal we had
taken. that it would produce u bad feel
ing, that there wasn't Il particle Of fun
in the thing. we mi oht fall off. and
many other strong arguments. He WaS
deaf to them Ill, and assured us it was
all right. With misgiving We mount |
ed, but the last word before the thing
started, was to stop it Immediately if
we llollered 'nuff. Well, it went off, /
and one round was sutficicntto convince !
us that Mr.. BIS arguments wouldn't |
hold water. it seemed as if we had taken
IN everlasting flight, soul and body !
seemed to part, next our stomach felt |
like it would follow in another direc-
ton, another half turn and our breath
WAS almost gone, luckily before it left
us We hollcrcd 'nuff. and fortunately for
the world, valuable life was rescued
from Il high and ignominiouS death.
The pcsky machine WAS stopped. We
have tried steamboat rides in storms.
have stood on bow and stern, have
gone up and come down, and have Suf-
fcred many other things, but such ef-
tectS is that ride produced were never
before. We are satisfied,
however, tie lesson was invaluable, for
we will never try it again. But we
don't like the notoriety it has given.
everybody talks about it, the girls
snickcr, the boys loot because the etli-
tor got on Il high horse, and the little
ni@gcrS grin rs we pass. If we 90 III
the direction Of the horses, the people
on the street want to know if we arc
going for another ride, &c. Bat enough,
we want everybody to understand that
the ride was taken in Pickwickian
way. and for tho benefit Of others, to
warn them against the folly, and that
if the court knows itself, and she thinks
she do. that It will not be again attempt
el. We utter no disparagemcnt of tic
Flying Trapcze, bui rather think it Il
splendid thing for boys with good stom-
trhs. and we advise them to ride us
long us they have i dime; but we have
no llankering for it. 1t is no fault of
NJ. p,,c,>,.lt-.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18

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