The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27
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are called atpO3e to set
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February. Longer
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ABOUT TIE Town AND COUNTY
The weather is exceedingly changed
sun Wednesday and Thursday, rain
on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, lovely on
Monday overhead, Tuesday threaten
ing.
The bottom of the road from Eptings
on 10 Laurens has fallen out. Between
town and the steam mill the road is de-
plorable.
It is all very well to say, Take things
us they come, but suppose they don't
come?
The secret of happiness is to make
the best of everything.
Very sorry for it" said a six months
old subscriber the other day, when told
his paper would be discontinued unless
he paid up. Of course he was sorry
for himself, but not for the publisher.
The times arc sadly out Of joint, and
dishonesty seems to be at premium.
Something for little boys and girls to
be found at the HERALD Book Store.
1t WAS thought that the cotton in this
County was nearly MI disposed of, but
the way it came in last week told
different tale.
Sorrows come soon enough without
dcspondcncy. 1t does no man good to
carry around Il lightning rod to attract
trouble.
There is il good story told Of little
boy,who, going into a bookstore with his
mother, crept up to the juvenile Of the
establishment with the sly query, Say,
have you got any books for boys that
amt got any religion in 'em?"
Little boys of the above character
who come into the HERALD Book Store
will find Jack the Giant Killer and
Robinson Crusoe.
If you fail to receive the HERALD
the reason is that your subscription has
expired. We will be happy to have
YOU renew ut once.
The WAY to do. A farmer stepped in
the other day with 4 bag of yam pota-
toes to pay for the HERALD. lie had
no money, This is the way to do, if
YOU have no cash, bring an equivalent.
but don't ask for credit. We are smart
ing under innumerable wrongs now.
The sun shone out dcliciously on
Wednesday last, and trade was brisk.
During muddy seasons, while cross
incs are impossible without planks, we
respectfully ask the chief of police to
see that four mule teams are not allowed
to stand just in the way. 1t is 4 nui-
sance.
A new Masonic Hall was consecratcd
on Thursday night last, at Maybinton,
by Past Masters W. G. Maycs and j.
o. Peoples, and officers installed. The
Lodge is f1ourislling one.
The Progressive, a paper Of Age, says
the goat alluded to by MS lately, was II
years old. and prior to visiting New
berry had resided at Helena. The ami
NAL has gone to the place where the
woodbine twineth. Bah!
Mr.. F. F. Salinas continues to cater
to the appetites of the good people of
this section, and they should prove their
goodness by large purchases. lie keeps
a splendid stock Of edibleS.
MesSrS. I.ovelace & Wheeler have
Just opened some delicious looking
hams, and we would not be surprised if
they are US nice rs they look to be.
Have you paid your taxes yet9 Re-
member the Treasurer says that the
limit is the 30th.
The Reading Club has gone to the
place where the woodbine twineth.
We don't know yet what nights they
meet