The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-10-27

to our friends to visit the HERALD office
next Monday. Some few of them are
indebted to US for subscription and adj
vertising accounts, the subscriptions OF
others are about expiring, while there
are many who owe US nothing but good
will. We cordially and afectionately
invite all three classes to visit us, the
first to pay up, the second to renew for
another term, and the third to subscribe.
Come up gentlemen, we need the help
of all.
MEssRs. KNGsLAND & HEATH, pro-
prietors of the popular House-furnishing
establishment situated under the Col
umbia Hotel, in the city of Columbia,
are now daily in receipt Of new goods
in their line from the Northern markets,
and their stock Of China, Glass, Wood,
Tin and Iron Ware is the completest
ever brought to the city. In the fancy
line, also, they have a superb assort-
ment. Housekeepers and seekers of ar
ticles in the ornamental line are advised
to oive them q call. 37-tf.
HAS A GREEDY WORM.-Sniffies has
a greedy worm but as he was born
with it we contend that be is not alto
gether responsible-it was nature which
bestowed it and not he himself, and
therefore if he chooses to devour any
thing nice which falls to bis lot all by
himself, and even turn the key in the
lock of his room door so as to guard
against the contingency Of any of his
friends coming in, we think that the
responsibility should be thrown upon
nature. Snif1es cannot help it, it is the
nature of the beast-or rather Of Snltfies.
Marion, Batavia, and Revere double
Repp Papeteries, Excelsior, Belle, Gar
land, Auburndale, Arlington, and Belle
Helene Papeteries and Initial papers at
Herald Book Store. Aft.
CoMuENDABLE.-Mr. J. S. Dominick,
from the Piney woods section, brought
in a sack of nice home-cured bacon on
Friday last, which found ready pur-
chaser in Mr. T. F. Harmon. 1t had a
look of the good old time about it. An
encouraging feature is exhibited in this,
that it was raised and cured in the Sec
ton where report says nothing is made,
and shows that there is life in some
portions of our County yet. 1t is such
a rare thing for farmers to sell bacon
nowadays that we cannot refrain from
complimenting Mr.. Dominick, and ad-
vising others to 60 and do likewise.
EFFECTS OF BARLEYCoRN.-He came
to town while the dew was on the grass
and while inspired by drink Of pure
sparkling spring water, engaged goods
which were cut Of and rolled up,
while toddled around elsewhere Alas,
though, for our mercantile friend, ,hlstod-
ding gledto the place where wine is red
in the cup and tangle leg is strong and
imbibed so deeply as to forget the goods
ordered. When last seen he was tod
ding under the influence of toddy in
rear of his wagon loaded with goods
bought at another shop. The bundle
first engaged is still rolled up.
BURGLARS ABoUT.-Various small
robberies have been perpetrated in town
and County of late. Nj. O'Neills store
in town was entered some nights since
and small haul was made, and an at
tempt made to enter DR.. Pratt's drug
store. Mr.. Hays, living just out of the
limits, was visited few nights ago by
some of the thieving gentry, and num-
ber of household articles were taken
from one of his rooms. It will be well
to keep an eye open for the rascals and
give them a taste of what shot gun
can do.
KEEP TO THE RIGHT.-It is a Won
der that accidents from a careless in
difference to the rule of driving to the
right do not often occur. It is the COM
monest thing to see two drivers, coming
from opposite directions, hold to the
middle of the road until the horses al
most touch heads, then commerce
wabbling to the right and left, each un-
certain which side the other will turn.
How stupid this is, and how dangerous.
Now, if each driver of a quadruped-
some of whom would be better in har-
ness-would just remember to keep to
the right and be sure also to give suffi-
cient room, there would not be the
slightest danger of collision. Dave
Crockett said, ''Be sure you are right,
then 60 ahead" and we say drive to the
right when an opposite vehicle is met,
and you can safely 60 ahead. Keep to
the right, fellow-citizens, be you white
or black, and you will always be right.
A New FEATURE, and one which the
ladies will be pleased to learn, is that
Mr.. ". H. Dickert, the purchaser of
the Confectionery and Restaurant OF
Capt. Speck, has determined to throw
open the inner as well as outer sanctu-
ary for the delectation of the ladies OF
| Newberry. We look upon this as a
| pleasant privilege and one which the
| 1oSiec will eniov with zect. q nice little