The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-16

ASm uctlaS yOup lease.
FIVE HUNDEED.-Wc make the mod
est ,cqncst for five hundred more snb-
scribcrs to the HERALD. That this
number gan he obtained we are con-
titient. The question is how will We
reach them through this paragraph, in
that the paper only reaches those who
are already subscribers. Well there is
nothing easier when it is considered
that ONE HALF OF THE READERS OF THIS
PAPER ARE BORROWERS. 1t is 4 hard
thing to SLY, but nevertheless it is true,
and we think the estimate 4 small one
besides. Now five hundred is i small
per cent. oG the large number who profit
BY the labor Of til" printer without Civ
ing anything in return, and we can
point out some who during the entire
period Of eighteen years-onr expert
ence il Newbery-havc never sub
scribcd to their County paper, bat
still have read 1t regularly. Oar re-
quest, therefore, is L reasonable one, a
just one, and will so strike every bona
fide subscriber; and to this class we
make the appeal to give us help by pre-
Senting our claim to their. neighbors
who are known not to be subscribers.
In that WAY much can be done, besides
4 large number may be convicted by
reading this paragraph, and between
the two fires we will receive q patron
age which has been looked for in vain
these many years. Last year the Ii.a-
AID was enlarged at IN expense Of sew
eral hundred dollars. and it WAS conf
IDENTIFY expected that the effort wonld
bring Il large increase to the subscrip-
ton books. But, alas, the additions
have been few, and The expense has
proved L dead loss. Something better
WIS looked for. Now we ask the sub
scriber to help rs, and the reader who
is not q subscriber to become one at
once. We have struggled through Il
hard summer, have given q paper rs
good Us the circumstances and means
would allow, and all we ask now is a
little more patronage from the County
Of Ncwbcrry.
Madame Demorcst's Reliable Pat
terms Of all sorts can be obtained ut
HIrS. d. Mowers. 1:;-tfE.
I ANU!SANCE.-LaSt week our town
was h0uDfcH! bv = visit of one Of the
many travelling humbugs that infcst
or country, Swindl!ng the people Of
their money, This humbugger sells
candy at ) cts. L stick and the buyer
| has q chance, according to the mans
statement. Of finding wrapped up with
the candy ticket, which entities the
holder to 4 sum of money, ranging
from 10 Cts. to so. As 4 matter of
course the chance IS very Sllln' anu IKE
b,lvcrs almost invariably find themselves
at the cnd with more c'h"y 'li,''l Al'n.!'
We are sorry to say some Of our cltl-
z,ns patronizod him. We are so1T,
bag.ausc for ;!lc time being, they lower
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himself, and encouraged INN IN ms "H-
l2wfnl business.
W. .,.,,1.r,h,t fine Town Council
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VIII license S''''' ''''''' '''' '''S " '''i '
t'!r;r gambling, for 1t Is nothing less
:, ON, n,;,]>t rhev have no right 10
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90 49, '''''' =. '' :, ,,o.,,,l t,-o ~
Of dong II Is ''l'''''' "e''''',' INV ~
tiurncc is pcrnicionS, especially to young
men, many of whom receive their first
,.,.on. :, ,,,nl,Iino II inst snch in>ti-
t''' I...a,,, of hc;rr 1;ccnscd
tntiols. l''>'e''" o4
sNch men ought to m PFoSec"''"' '''"
made 70 suffer the penalty Of the law
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Here Is the law on TIE suDJe''' ''i''' II
| sl,ould be enforced:
c.ou1 Uhosocvrr shall publicly