The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-03

Now receiving at the Newberry HER
AID Book Store, large variety Of ;lrti-
cies in Stationery.
All kinds Of letter, no;e. legal cap,
sermon and other papers kept on hand.
Wedding and invitation paper and en-
velopes to match, i specially.
\ beautiful lot of business cards Just
received.
Superior ink by the single bottle Or
g:oss. Quarts, pints, half pints, 4 o..
and 2 OF. bottles.
Bill head, letter head, note head and
monthly statement paper, always on
hand, and printed to order. 3--2t
THINK ABOUT IT-A lively lemcm-
b.'ance of the annoyances experienced
- he !ate representations Of the Wild
man Company, by the towering head
ge;s- of the ladies, brings to mind the
Story related of Il manager, who, under
similar circumstances, hit upon the fol-
lowing bright idea. In his programme
he added that all the young and hand
some ladies Of the audience would ap-
pear without hats or head-gear, but that
nil The old and ugly ones would obiige
him by wearing them. The consequence
wa2, not Il single lady was to be found
with hat on the next night. Every
ope was young and handsome. 1t WIS
bright idea, indeed, What q pity
something of tile kind had not suggest
el itself to Wildman's mind last week.
Many 4 man, and woman. and child
would have felt better for it. 1t is very
irving to sit behind 4 row of immense
has. feathers and ribbons, which are
kept bobbing mp and down to the right
and left by the fair wearers, who seem
utscriy oblivious of those behind them.
It is q most aboninable fashion; if 4
gentleman is required to doff his hat,
Wv not 4 lady? A better plan, how
eTer, is that they leave their hats ut
home, and wear hoods, rosetts Or some
t., no else of less aGgravating size.
Think of it, ladies.
While on the subject, there is some
Thing else equally Objectionable. We
a,7uie to the gossip indulged in while
the performance progresses, and the no
less disagrccable practice Of laughing
AMI stamping during some passage or
scene which calls for serious and quiet
dcmeanor. A laugh or applause IN the
right place is looked for, but they are
oat Of place and out of taste when the
OCCASION calls for something else.
T-ssToSARY MEETING.-At the Asso-
c: =: 20 ormed Church On Friday last
-: sd 4 missionary meo.ing, the &C.
c. on being the departure Of Miss Mary
| C:'loway, noble daughter Of New
be y County, who leaving home, friends
ar:i country goes to the distant field Of
Ee;ypt rs q missionary. This young
Lily is pupil and friend Of DR.. Bon
ner, Of Due West Female College, and
Is testimony of her excellence of chris
I;;:n character and Intellectual endow-
n,ents give promise, that the sacri ice
:...::s made will rebound to the glory OF
..le Church, and prove blessing to the
reople among whom her future life will
be spent. The services Of the hour
wee opened with singing and prayer
ay The Rev. R. P. Franks, followed by
a :iigAly interesting lecture on Egypt
by The brother Of the young lady, NJ.
John Galloway. The lecture abounded
in Information touching climate, soil,
character and diversity of population
mode of life. etc. Particularly did he
portray the benighted condition of tho
women of Egypt-and the difficulties
of ne work to which this lady has dc
voted herself. The Rcv's. J. G. Lloyd
T. P. Franks, T. p. McClintock anG
Dr.. J. I. Bonner, made appropriate re-
marks on this the first occasion in waicl
the Associate Presbyterian Church hae
he'd the privilege Of sending L mission
stv to heathen lands, and it was one o
which it was but right that much shoa('
be made. After the service was con
cl;:dcd, The friends of the young mis-
sicnary were permitted the pleasing
= ;v;!cgc Of bidding her good bye, an@
4 speed in her labor of love. 1t wa:
. sod yet pleasing occasion, and on'
which will be remembered with prof
ov III protesting christians. Miss Gal
iowav left on the down train in conlpa
nv with DR.. Bonner and others, wh'
will accompany her to Philadelphia
where she will take ship and encounte
he oerils of old ocean. May no dan
Ger bc5all and her future be crowned
with choicest blessings.
The Indian Girl is one year olde