The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-01
TfKq1 wBERRY HER $50

! HAPPY FElJ.OW.-A certain bach
clor in town whose stomach is made O
cast iron, copper fastened, and double
riyatted. 50 that he can cat anything nix
" everything, and at Ill hours Of the t,;ll
AMI night, with no other feeling than :
srnSe of satisfaction aald huge comfort. j:
forever ana everla>tin@ly twitting lls OF
tie poor condition Of our bread basket
We never see him but nc reports its
having PIT ina bait. 4 day or two a@c
he returned from Charleston 50 Till q
fish, Good beef, chicken, vegetables and
rastry that there is scarcely any bear
inc with him since. Never! in our cX-
pclience have we seen 4 man 50 proud
of his belly. We don't feel envious ut
Ill, but sill there are moments when
Indigestion tlkrs hold Of our inward
plrls, and we are almo>: led to wish
that some Of his tlHrs would become
defective, and such 4 pain rs possessed
tile eater Of eighteen ears of green corn
in ,hc st. Charles Hotel, y. O., may
EtSt@n on him. We would delight Just
for one time to hear linn pray rs that
man did for the good One 10 relieve him
of nine c;lrs. he fcelin" satisfied Of be-
in" able 10 overcome the balance. lie
is Il happy fellow, but its i long lane
that has no farming.
COMPLIMENTARY TO JUDGE Moses.
-"I.cN," writing from NcwbclTy to tie
c. ,urlii;, Iniru-UcEW|A makes the fol-
loving complimentary mention OF one OF
the closing incidents Of our last Court.
which escaped! or notice until seen IN
the "!Imhi9n." Although we '!in'ied
to the pleasing fact i'll oar local co!umn
at the time, it is rot amiss 10 Give Lex
account:
a few minutes before Court cloSrTl.'
SAYS the correspondent. Il. J. J"hc},
Esq, the senior lnemh"r OF the Bar, w;l$
deputcd to tender lis Honor .}Hd dcr Mo-
seS the sincere and hearty thanks ofthr
entire bar forthc rminrntlv Judicial maiI
ncr in which heLad performed his DIZZY.
and their expression Of high prr>"uai
regard. Mr.. Jones performed the duty
assigned in It few words 50 aplropria;r.
50 hearty and 50 fifty spoken tirnt all
knew they were sincere, as his words
ore. Judge Moses WIS COM
pletel " taken by surprise. bit conld not
improve his inlpromptu reply hr II
preparation. Every heart coHld
nos bnt be tonchcN ~ what wIs SO well
said and in itself 50 appropriate TO the
occasion.
Judge Moses has de>crredly made
IN impression upon the bar and COM
Of which he may well he proHd.
No LESS STRANGE THAN THrE is Ii
that the "Indian Girl, Notwithstanding
the extreme heat Of the weather ana
ot:srr difficulties which bcSrt her, Is rs
lively and fascinating is when first she
ap cared upon the platform i'll M">>rs.
Perry & S!aw>on's Segar Emporium.
No loHbt the admiration she draws has
something to do with this, 70: her adj
mirers cannot be numbered, their name
being legion, and then the satisfaction
she gives is 4 reward in itself. No one
who pavs co!u.t to her once. bnt desires
to 10 50 again and again, She is rs
bencliccnt and charitable. rs she is t;is
cinatinc. and offers rs choice 4 Segar III
five cents rs usually costs tcn and WHY?
because the times are hard. and she
would not ,Icbar the least of her many
admirers from the solacc Of 1 delicious
smoke. She offers, too. ScGarS more
expensive in price TO those who prefer
to pav high for them. besides chewing
and smoking tobacco of various cNccl-
Lent brands, elegant pipes, pouches,
walking canes, etc, etc. Send an or
der to Perry & Slaw$on's Indian Gir!,
Columbia, S. c., OF when down i'll the
city pay her visit. 2'-l.