The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-11-04

him 4 liberal support. Can be found
when not travelling. at the Dry Goods
Store Of J. y. Cash, Newberry c. II.
THE SIEGER MANUFACTURING
! COMPANY.
! Nov. 3, 1S74-3t.
\ WORD TO THE Wi5E.-No GOO;
! opportunity should ever be neglected tn
! give good advice, and rs it is in our pow
! CT now to do so we embrace the chance
promptly. The State Fair comes off in
the CITY of Columbia on next week.
commencing on Tuesday, and as it will
be an occasion which will attract many
people from this section, and 4 majority,
| ifnot ali of them. will make purchases
there of one kind and another, we take
pleasure in recommending them
For Dry Goods, Millinery, &c, to the
store of IIr. J. II. kinard.
| And also to that Of Mr.. c. T. Jack
son leader of low prices, for Dry Goods.
! Notions, &c.
Clothing Of every description, and
gents nntici' garments Of al kinds can
be found ut tie store Of Il. Il W. {.
SwaIlield, and Messrs. Kinard & Wiley.
For Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, no
better place can he found than at Capt.
john Meighans.
Hardware & Agricultural Implements
of all kinds at Mr.. J. C. Dials, and at
MesSrs. John Agnew e. Sons.
Groceries ri John Agnew 4 Sons
these gentlemen have two stOres,-
Groceries again, together with Wines,
Liquors, Lager and Oysters at Mr.. &.
DierckS', and at Capt. Jno. G. Seegers'.
Crockery, Glassware, &c, at the ua-
rivalled store of kingsland & Heath.
Scsars, Tobacco, Pipes. Canes can be
fonnd of The best at Perry & SlawsonS.
Stoves, Mantels. Tin-warc in endless
variety of Nj. Asher Palmer.
Perfumery, Toilet Articles or Medi-
cincs of DR.. F. F. Jackson.
If YOU have anything broken or want
ANYTHING m;ule in Iron or Brass 90 to
the Foundry of Goldsmith Il Kind.
If you want 4 book to read or Sta
tionery Of any kind. Or fancy article, no
better place can be found than the store
of ". j. DaEie.
And last, bat which should have been
fist. for i quiet, coy retreat, where the
inncr man will be boantifnlly and salts
frctorily supplied. and where good.
com Portable beds can be obtained and
all those litS!e attentions which men
AMI women so much look for when
from home, we recommend the prl-
yate boarding house of Mrs. Breazealc,
formerly OF Helena. This house is on
Main Street. and over the Dry Goods
store Of Mr.. J. II. kinard, and is kept
in capital style.
Ii every want Of Fair goers and
others visiting Columbia cannot be sup
Piled by the above named persons and
honses. then we pronounce them ex-
ceedingly hard to please. Each store
enumerated is on the main street.
ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY
The weather is cold and dry-a
heavy, killing frost was seen this morn
ing.
There has not been so favorable a
season for cotton picking in years, and
there is very little in the fields now to
be picked.
The low price keeps it back, howev-
er. for those farmers who are not obliged
to sell are waiting for better price.
Unfortunately this makes money
scarce, that is our experience in the
HERALD Office. Very few have kept
their promises to pay.
AS Gen. MCGOWAN said in his famous
speech last Thursday, we would like to
put red hot coal on the backs of slow
paying subscribers and wake them up
from their terrapin crawl. Wake up,
and take up the cry Of reform and let
the printers experience the benefit of it.
Speaking of McCowan's speech, WASH t
it good, now? 1t had the ring in it
which has not been heard in years. No
inccndiariSm in that for it came from
an honest native.
There wasn't I man in that assem-
blagc who did not feel better for that
speech He made it plain to the dullcst
| and stnbbornest what was the matter
with Hannah.
Old Capt. II. said he felt like boy
again. Well, it WAS good. Next week
his election will be announced.
There were men out who have not
heard Il public speech since the war.
We could 90 on and write a para
graph or two more about it but that we
must give way to other matters.
We hear of diptheria in the County
still, it is about Pomaria.
1t is pleasant to learn that the wife OF
Mr.. Thos. W. Holloway, is slowly but
surely recovering from her protrlctet
illness
Why don't our friends send us the
news from different sections Of the
County. Every one likes to hear what
is going on. If it is only baby which
is born the communication of that f;lcr
will give pleasure.
Remember that marriages. deaths
births, fights, fox hunts, cotton pickinss
corn shack;ngs, etc, are always in or
| der if the writer is short and spicy.
The next thing in order is for some
of those gentlemen who promised t(
come and settle soon to DO so. We
| shall in short time write obituary no
tirnS of thn,r