The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-02-17
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f Or SOLAR VIEWS AROUND THE WDEh
One Of IL" most pleasing enter
tainments ever givCm, will he OK
hihited in this town, commencing
Wednesday evening. Prof. y. y
Smith, Of New York, comes highly re
commended by the press and pulpit o
tic North, where he has travelled. Ihl
is not 4 dcnloralizine exhibition o. g;f
humbug, bit an intensely Interesting
and instructive entertainment, that VII
leave IN impression on the mind tina
will be Of lasting benefit.
Place Of Exhibition will be given II
Bills. Let everybody 90.
BUSINESS CHANGES arc plcasec
to note that Alr. :. +. Salinas, the en-
prisinc uptown Family Grocery mer'
Chant is now on Moliohon Row, immc,
d:ately under the eye Of the HERALD
Office, and rs he promises to DO even
better than he has done in tic past, We
bespeak ior him large run in his now
store.
Another important change Of base
was made on Monday bv Messrs. \. NJ.
Bowers & Co.. who have moved up Town
to the elc@ant large store room lately
erected BY Jnclc Julius. We sincerely
hone That this advantageous move into
tie Broadway business centre will not
make these gentlemen proud. We ask
for them 4 good trade also.
! To follow this, NIessrs. J. c. Wilson
| e. Co., will vacate the corner they now
| occupy and move their large and choice
stock of Groceries into their own build
inc, lately occupied By Bowers 4 Co.
We learn, TOO, that the corner will soon
after be occupied by q gentleman from
the old North State. These are al inl-
portant changes, and give evidence Of
life and activity in business.
A CoNTHAsT.-In marked contrast to
the picture dealer elsewhere alluded to
was the manner of the foreign gentle
men who Published thc Chart Of the
Live Business Houses Of Newbcrgy"
some days since. lie was made oE DIFF
ferent s,ntI, and knew BY experience
TINT patience and perseverance" in 4
majority Of cases oycrcomes the stilleSt
opposition. We have no doubt ut one
time he had been in the sticking plaster
business, and knew that the mc$t ap-
proved kinj stick the closest and long
est. Nc regret very much not learning
his name, but have the consolation that
his nose i; Remembered. ii WAS one of
thos" kind Of handles which Napoleon
liked TO sec. and !!!c possession Of which
always insured 20 the wcarcl' that great
mans patronage. NO, thank YOU did
not wc;yl! 4 feather with him. lie
collI call again: morning, no"n, night.
o. next day were al alike: he h%'I M
limited time. He came to print the
Live Houses and did it-that is. We
executed the printing-and the Live
Men paid hlM like trum?s for the sacri
flee Of his time and in appreciation oi'
his cloqucncc. lie Is one Of that class
Of men whom women marry il spite Of
tllemselves-not being able to cit rid Of
them. We don't know whether this
class Of men Ill have the same pecu
li;,r:;v of nose or not, or whether their
indomitablc pcrtinacitv, o. winning
| wavs insares success. but this We do
| know that when they nose out 4 scheme,
either to trap = women into Eatrimony
OF catch live man, they generally SIC
cccl. Seventeen live business men Will
bear rs out n this mattcr-tic foreign
gentleman came, saw and conquered.
WHAT HAVE WE DoNE:?-I.ast week
| an attempt was made to blow us up,
! together with all the goods and cha;tcl5
contained in and belonging to the print
ing Office and book store, but we are
thankful that it failed. Nobody was
hurt. On Thursday evening last in
attempt was made to deprive us Of that
inalienahlc privilege Which belongs to
frecmcn Ill over this broad land-libcr-
ty. When we think Of the conSc-
quenccs which might have ensucd had
! the attempt succeeded, cold shudder
| Dcrrades our Nramc-the loss Of supper.
s!ecplcss night in the cold in company
| with rats. tie funky smell Of bacon and
mrckcrcl, then, heaven help us. the
blowing M which would follow the
early morning return home. No posi-
bic excuse could be given for staying
out all night, the various lodges and
clubs close long before that time;
| Court not being in session it would have
been too thin to plead seat on the
j,lrv-in short, there would have been
no help but to suffer the roof of our
Jacket raised. We sluddcr. But it did
| not succeed. and VIC arc q living monu-
,nentto-day.i in spite of the Vaccinations
| Of tic man or men who occupy the first
!ioor Of the building. What is the mat
ter with Hannah, or rather VIC should
sav Harmon. we cannot imagine. This
last attempt, to lock us up for the night,
is the unk;udcst cut Of Ill. The kcro-
ssnc trick vas nothing compared 10 it,
for had ti;,t done the work expected
we might nave landed in q better place
than Ncwbcrry, bnt to deprive 4 man
of his liberty is horrible. What have
we done to the folks below stairs?
AEorT TIE Town AND COUNTY,
Wood, wood, wood, IS the cry now.
There : 30 disputing the point That
winter is indeed upon Us. Everything
frccZcs-mcn even freeze fast 10 their
money. L. dreadful.
4 sharp nose IS noj half so bad is q
sharp tongue.