The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-09-22

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ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY
The weather is Septemberish-and
we hear Of no complaints.
Very little effect on business, howev-
er, so far as this Office is concerned,
there being but one cash subscription
received this week. Why is this thus?
Here, there, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
with his paint brushes. Brightness fol-
lows his every move.
Capt. Pliers Academy has opened
under favorable auspices. Give him
good school.
Glad to see Mr.. J. O. Peoples over
looking business interests once more.
The two tin shops are merged into
one-the old stand opposite the Court
House is the place 10 go now. ....
Durham LoYelace has new cotton
tie, and it was tie between him and
Todd for several days to discover how
it tied. It is said these ties will do to
tie to. No charge for this advertise
ment, except good will,
The mystery as to where our two cats
went is solved by the Greenville NeaoS.
Bob Kennedy has gone into the fiddle
string business. Why is there not en-
terprise in Newberry for such business
we cat-echise?
If moonlight hours were made for
love why are there no more marriages?
The new drug store presents a very
handsome, appearance. 49, :. -.
By some unaccountable misapprehen-
sion of facts, there is a large class of
persons who think that it costs little OF
nothing to run newspaper. We beg
such people to pause and reflect.
Glass can be drilled with i tool moist
ened with diluted sulphuric acid, and
yet you cannot drill some people into
paying their debts.
Rawley Springs have made wonder
ful improvement in Mr.. A. j. M'Caugh-
rim. He looks an inch taller and cor
respondingly stout. He is in such good
condition physically and mentally that
he will be able to sell guanos to every
farmer in the County.
1t is reported that there are fourteen
marriages to take place shortly in the
town and county. If each couple re-
members US with cake, the price of flour
will make no diference-to the editor.
Luck attend every one of them.
We do not like to appear unapprecia-
tive and therefore, though a week be-
hind time, acknowledge batch Of New
York papers from Mr.. T. F. Harmon.
The graceful pose of the show cards
and pictures in the new drug store are
due to the rare taste of the younger
Pelham. His judgment in the display
| of the ornamental has added much to
the general appearance.
Messrs. P. w. &R. S. Chick are hap
py in being able to accommodate the
public with new goods, the public and
ladies are especially happy in the
knowledge. and the HERALD is happy
in being the medium Of publicity, In
short everybody is happy.
There is nothing like new paint, and
we are pleased to notice that DR.. S. F.
FAINT is having his store repainted from
centre to circumference.
Law Range now boasts Of an eating
Saloon, lately opened by Messrs. Ward
& Biease.
An audible expression Of pleasure at
sight of a load of cotton to the. owner
sitting on the topmost bale, was met
with the quick reply that ''you need not
be glad, none Of it is for you" How
could he?
He called to see if he owed anything
didn't know but there might be lit
tie charge. Had a small mule ad. in
serted last summer, but thought that
was done through courtesy. Wellnow
did you ever? No I never. Was be
joking?
Areturned clothing merchant imparts
the information that he was surprised
to see Mr.. w. G. Mayes again. He
feared that ilrepressible gentleman
would come up missing.
A book agent called the other day
and though he found us busy, attempted
to give detailed history Of his book.
After he had lectured fifteen minutes
without any sign of closing, he was po-
litely informed that his remarks were
not appreciated. He left.
The immense pile and varied assort-
ment of new goods that rolled into Har-
mons store on Friday was astonishing.
Had any of our many subscribers de-
sired to come up stairs to settle their
dues they would have found it difficult.
They did not come.
A paper box with end broken out and